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• • • THE STRONGHOLD OF PEACE REDS BEGIN NEW LEIBER TRADED HOUSE ADOPTS !-I - _ TO GIANTS; CUBS DRIVE TO BREAK GET BOWMAN DRASTIC BILL TO The Chicago Cubs early this morn- ing traded Outfielder Hank Leiber to VISE ON MOSCOW the New York Giants for Pitcher Bob BLOCK STRIKES Bowman and an unannounced sum of cash. The deal was completed at the minor league baseball convention in Proposes Land Drive by July 1, 1943, Strike at Nazi Line Jacksonvllle, Fla. Leiber was one of Goes to Senate on three Giants sent to the Cubs after to Smash Nazis; President Told the 1938 season In exchange for Bill South of Leningrad. Jurges, Frank Demaree, and Ken 252-136Vote. O'Dea. of Equipment Shortage. (Detailll on Ilportll pages.) BULLETIN. BY WILLIAM STRAND. BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. 4 LChicago 'l'ribnne Presl Service,] BY CHESL Y MANLY. (Thursday). - A special bulletin Washington, D. C., Dec. 3.-The [Copyrilrht: 1941: By The Chicalro Tribune.] from Moscow early today an- NEWS SUMMARY house of representatives, by a vote \\ ashington, D. c., Dec. 3.-A confidential report prepared by nounced soviet forces had launched of The Tribune of 252 to 136, to- the joint army and navy high command by direction of President a heavy attack along the entire [lnd Historical day passed sweep- Scrap Book.] Roosevelt calls for American expeditionary forces aggregating northern line from Kalinin to Lenin- in g anti-strike Thursday. 5,000,000 men for a final land offensive against Germany and her grad in a terrific effort to crush legislation de· ~ December 4., 1941. satellites. It contemplates total armed forces of 10,045,658 men. the German threat against Moscow. signed to prevent work stoppages One of the few existing copies of this astounding document, The main fi'{hting was believed to WAR SITUATION. be in the ke lImen district 120 because of labor which represents decisions and commitments affecting the destinies BERNE-Russians launch offensive disputes in arms miles sour, .• ast of Leningrad where of peoples thruout the civilized world, became available to The to end Moscow threat. Page 1. industries. Russian forces were reported break- Germans unifying European Indus- The final vote Tribune today. ing thru the German lines on the try, says Tribune man. Page 14, was on a compro- It is a blueprint for total war on a scale unprecedented in at Volkhov river. CAIRQ-RAF presses war during mise measure in- least two oceans and three continents, Europe, Africa, and Asia. iull in Libya fighting. Page 15. Rep. H. W. Smith. troduced yester- (Mal'. on Pa6e 17.) day by Rep. Howard W. Smith [D., The report expresses the considered opinion of the army and LONDON, Dec. 4 [Thursday] ()P).- HELSINGFOR8-Flnns begin to oe- cupy Bango as Reds pullout. Page 17. Va.I. It was regarded as the most navy strategists that " Germany and her European satellites cannot Russian troops were reported early WASHINGTON. drastic of four antl-strlke measures be defeated by the European powers now fighting against her." today to have captured two Italian before the house. divisions which the Germans, falling Roosevelt war plan calls for armed Therefore, it concludes, " if our European enemies are to be defeated force of 10 million. Page 1. A coalition of 123 Republicans and back west of Rostov, had thrown into it will be necessary for the United States to enter the war, and to House passes drastic anti-strike bill, 129 Democrats prevailed over 108 the path of the soviet steamroller. 252 to 136. Page l. Democrats, 24 Republicans, 3 Progreso employ a part of its armed forces offensively in the eastern Atlantic The Italians, identified as members White House reveals Turkey put sives and 1 American Labor party ;======;;:;;::11 and in Europe and Africa." of the Union and Tuscan divisions, member in adopting the bill. under Iend-lease aid. Page l. July 1, 1943, is fixed as the date .. hardly reached the battle lines be- President seeks to avoid shooting Bill's Major Provisions . REVEAL TURKEY fore they began giving themselves up war over Thailand. Page ]3. As sent to the senate, the measure: for the beginning of the final as prisoners," Moscow said. ••They WCAL. Provides for a secret strike vote, supreme effort by American land complained of absence of warm cloth- I• supervised by the federal govern- Country kids prove smart as quizees GETS LEND-LEASE forces to defeat the mighty Ger- Ing and food." at stock show, Page 1. ment, before a walkout can be ordered A Moscow radio announcement said in any pIant working on rearmament man army in Europe. Crowd of 56,000 Jams stock show in German Field Marshal Ewald von day, Page 2. contracts. GOODS SINCE MAY Kleist's rear ~uard meanwhile was r A Plan for Encirclement. Physician seized again on abortion Outlaws jurisdictional s t ike s , attempting a desperate delaying ac- 2• sympathy strikes, mass picketing, charge. Page 8. c::::::::»Vt ~O BY WALTER TROHAN. In the meantime, however, in- tion In the suburbs of Taganrog, 40 and picketing by persons not. employed COP!rlpt, tift, 'tty The Chictlo Tribllll.'- ._ Deaths and obituaries. Page 26. [Chicago Tribune I'rlOll Service.] creasingly active participation is miles west of Rostov, while the main by the picketed firm. Washington, D. C.. Dec. S.-Presi· DOMESTIC. Nazi retreat streamed on toward Requires registration of Iabo I' dent Roosevelt today formalized lend- prescribed for the United States, Marlupol, 60 miles farther west. Woman kills insane brother, calls It a• unions with the National Labor lease aid, which his administration to consist of the gradual encircle- It was claimed 40more villages have act of mercy. Page 1. Relations board, together with sub- Woman Slays "YOU KNOW Country Kids has been secretly extending to Tur- ment of Germany by the estab- fallen to the great Red counteroffen- Grand jury asks Al Smith's son be mission of detailed" and intelligible •• key since last May, by directing the sive. disbarred. Page 19. financial statements on income and lishment of military bases, an lend-lease administration to look into SPORT~. expenditures. BETTER" Tanks and Trucks Litter Road. Insane Brother Prove Smart that country's defense needs. American air offensive against ••We continue the pursuit. launch- "Why I turned pro."-Riggs tells Sets up a 60 day "cooling off" Speaking at Warm Springs, The President's order gave the Germany from bases in the Brit- Ing fierce attacks right onto the backs own story. Page 88. 4• period between the time of tak- Ga., on April 20, 1940, Presi- state department a case of jitters as ish Isles and in the near east, and of the fleeing Germans," the soviet Coast bowler first to arrive for big ing a strike vote and the date a strike as 'Mercy' Act dent Roosevelt said: a~QuizKind it wakened fears that Germany might announcement said. ••Tanks, trucks, show. Page 83. may become effective. possible action by American ex- Sensation proves exactly that at Gives legal status to the National "The Republicans are seek· demand that Turkey end her vaccila- and carts litter the road to Mariupol. King's Park, N. Y., Dec. 3 [Special]. peditionary forces in Africa and horse show. Page 36. • Defense Mediation board, now Four attractive youngsters strolled tion between the axis and Britain ••At every cross road the Germans 5 -An age old ethical and religious ing to frighten the country the near east. existing only by grace of a Presiden- thru the International Live Stock ex- under threat of invasion . are putting up sign posts labeled BDITORIALS. problem, whether by telling the people the pres- tial executive order . position yesterday. Calls Turkey's Defense Vital. For the ultimate supreme effort •to Mariupol.' " The Nazi Retreat from Rostov; For the snuffing out ent administration is trying to The measure is made enforceable Spectators passing by two over- In a brief statement Mr. Roosevelt Some German forces were said to the Attention of Sen. Glass; A Lesson of human life is put this nation into war or that the war prospectus calling for in two ways: heard the conversation, however, found ••the defense of Turkey vital have left the main line of the retreat for Chicago; America First Enters the ever jus t i fi e d, it inevitably is drifting into 10,045,658 in the armed forces Workers who violate its provisions raised their eyebrows and stopped to to the defense of the United States" to turn northwestward in the hope at 1942 Elections; They Want Their Old fur n ish e d the war. Boss Back; Question of Procedure. automatically forfeit their privileges listen. and ordered Lend-Lease Administra- would give the navy 1,100,000, in- breaking an oblique soviet offensive background today Page 18. under the Wagner and Norris-La "y 0 u k now better than The children were two of the fa- tor Edward R. Stettinius .. to see that cluding the naval air force, and intended to isolate the German rear for the dramatic Guardia acts, as well as all federal that." mous Quiz Kids, Harve Fischman, 11 the defense needs of the government guard. FEATURES. slaying of George would place 150,000 in the marine bounties, such as unemployment corn- years old, and Betty Swanson, 13, and of Turkey were filled as fast as pes- [Adolf Hitler sent Fiel d Marshui Crossword Puzzle. Paget. HOI' n, 26 years corps, 6,745,658 in the army pensation and social security benefits, two 4-H members, Ben Rasmusen, sible.' Walther von Brauchiiscli, commander Radio Programs. Page 27. old, a patient in Federal courts are given jurisdic. 15, of Millington, and Mary Mark- It was learned from authoritative ground force, and 2,050,000 in the in chief of the German ormi), to the Society. Page 29. the King's Park _ tlon, with powers to compel compli- SCIENCE PINCHES ham, 13, of Janesville, Wis., who were sources that the administration had army air force. Black sea front on Tuesday to ••COIn- Front Views and Profiles. Page 29. ance and entertain damage actions. State hospital. :l1.s. Edith Reidlert. brought to the exposition to appear been supplying aid to Turkey since pletely overhaul strategy," a British HALF OF AN INCH CARTOONS. Rebuke to Administration. Horn, described LA.P. WIrephoto.] on a program with the Kids. last May, altho technically lend-lease Call for Five Armies. broadcast said, quoting a report /1 am by hospital officials as hopelessly de- Harold Teen, page 21; Little Orphan Passage of the measure was regard- OFF CLOTHESPINS Five Farmer Presidents. aid cannot be extended to a country Stockholm.] Annie, page 26; Gasoline Alley, page ranged, was slain by his sister, Mrs. The report states that the ed as a stinging defeat for the Roose- New York, Dec. 3 [Special).-Sci· "Can you name me five Presidents outside the western hemisphere un- All this was accompanied by reports 30; Moon Mullins, page 33; Dick Edith Reichert, 28. With their mother forces deemed necessary to defeat velt administration and a con. ence, system, and standardization who were farmers?" Ben, a tall, less its defense is found by the Presi- that on the central front mounted Tracy, page 34; Smilin' Jack, page 34; looking on, she fired two rifle -oullets gressional rebuke to the White House swooped down on the homely back lanky, blond boy, asked Harve, a well dent to be vital to the United States. the potential enemies of the Russian troops and others using The Gumps, page 35; Terry and the into Horn's body. He died a few for failure to take action to quell yard clothespin here today and am- dressed. confident red head. The Turks already have received United States total five field newly delivered British tanks had Pirates. page 35; Smitty, page 36; minutes later. the rising tide of strikes and labor putated half an inch of its traditional artillery, trucks, rifles, tanks, and beaten the Germans back in some Winnie Winkle, page 45. ••I am glad. It was the least I ••That's easy," the other replied, arrmes, consisting of approxi- disorders that have thrown the pre- length. ••Calvin Coolidge, Andrew Jackson, other equipment. The material has sectors on the Moscow defense arc COMMERCE AND FINANCE. could do for him," asserted Mrs. mately 215 divisions (infantry, paredness program months behind Eleven manufacturers who produce Washington, Jefferson, and-let me been taken to Turkey by British mer- from 12 to 24 miles. Reichert. II I couldn't bear to see him Investment bankers criticize treas- schedule. . 90 per cent of the nation's clothes- see-John Quincy Adams was a law- chantmen. armored, motorized, air borne, One Nazi Force i'rapped. suffer." ury efforts to sell bonds. Page 37. Only two amendments to the bill pins, meeting with W. E. Braithwaite, yer but a farmer, too." FuI1il1 British Commitments. mountain, and cavalry) and ap- About Stalinogorsk, the southern Grains advance; huge rye imports were proposed. Both were adopted. a member of the division of simpli- ••All right, that's one for you," Ben In sending these supplies to Tur- anchor of the German maneuver of proximate supporting service ele- worry traders. Page 39. Rep. Sam Hobbs [D., Ala.] offered fied practice of the national bureau grinned. ••Now what was the first key the Roosevelt administration un- encirclement-120 miles southwest of ments. Want Ad Index. Pa6e 41. of standards in the department of Norwegian settlement in the United dertook to fill the commitments Moscow-one apparently considerable [CorUinued on page 6, column 1.] commerce, decidea that a 4 inch pin States? " Great Britain made to Turkey in order The estimate that 5,OOO,()(X) Nazi force was reported entrapped will do the work which 4% inches Harve suddenly looked surprised to keep that nation out of the axis. and the remainder falling back from men will be sent overseas to Eu- THE WEATHER have been doing since the dawn of and then puzzled.•• You got me," he The British had concluded an agree- village to village. BLIND DOG PLUNGES clotheslines. replied. ment with Turkey before the out- ropean areas is contained in the About Volokolamsk, 65 miles north- THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4, 194.1. II It is the little unincorporated break of the war in anticipation of a section of the report that deals west of Moscow, Russian tanks and FROM RISING BRIDGE British Return 17 More town of Norway in Illinois," Ben sup- European conflict. motorized infantry annihilated an en- with shipping. It states that Sunrise. . ~ a. m, Sunset. 4.:19 P. m, :Moon plied with a pleased expression. In acknowledging themselves dis· tire German garrison, the soviets reo rises a :~5 p. m, Venus is evening star. Oil Ships, Ickes Reports there will not be enough shipping INTO RIVER; RESCUED turbed over the White House action, ported. It was acknowledged, how- Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter are nilrht lumi- 'Washington, D. c, Dec. 3 (IP).- Stumped on Cattle. naries. state department officials said that to transport such a force to Eu- ever, that in some parts of that Petroleum Coordinator Harold L. ••Betty, can you name five kinds of CHICAGO AND VICINITY: Partly cloudY (Picture on back pa6e.) dairy cattle?" Mary asked. Germany might accuse Turkey of rope over a period of one year, theater the Russian situation still was Ickes announced today that 17 addi- and warmer Thm·sday. Friday. cloudy, light The litlIe black wirehaired terrier having concluded an alliance with the serious. It was acknowledged that rain, and considerably colder: highest tern- tional oil tankers were returned to ••Well, there's Guernsey, Holsteins but that the" building up of large perature Thuroday, 6-1 to 68 degrees; lowest no doubt has had many strange sen- United States, altho Turkey has never the Germans had made some gains American owners from the British that came from Holland, and . • ." military forces in the theater of Thursday night. 54 degrees. Wmd: South sations since he was blinded, but the ••Jersey," put in Harve, asked for American aid. The Nazis, on the right flank at Volokolamsk. and southwest. ~O to 30 miJes per hour. shuttle service during November. strangest probably was yesterday it was said, might disregard Turkish operations will probably extend In the long contested Mozhaisk Humidity: Near normal Thursday, Satur- Three more are expected to be reo "Let me do it, Harve. And-well, day. cloudy, colder. afternoon when a span of the Halsted I don't know any more." denials of an alliance and drive into over a period of at least two sector, 57 miles west of Moscow, turned this week, making a total of TE.\tPERATURES L tHICAGO. street bridge over the north branch II Turkey. three villages were declared to have 41 released from the British service The two others are Ayrshire and years." • ~'or 21 hours ended at 2 a. m., Dec. 4.: of the river started up with him. been reoccupied by soviet forces. since earjv October. Brown Swiss," Mary replied sweetly. Puzzled by i'lme of Action. 3 a.m .•• 4"' 0 p.m_.t47 3 p.m .•. 40 9 p.m.A9 Walking became more difficult as Betty thought for a moment. ••Are A Stupendous Task. [Red troops yesterday began evac· 4 a.m •.. 4710 a.ru .. 48.j, p.m ... 5010 n.m . .4.9 ------State department officials said that 5 a.m •.. 4711 a.m .. 48 511.m .•. 5011 p.rn .. 50 the span reared itself upward, but you interested in literature?" she in- uating Hango, naval base on the Gulf Engineer. Award Medal they were puzzled as to why the Pres- The document emphasizes that 6 a.m ••• 471>00n .... 4.9 6 p.m .•. 50 Mldn't .. 50 the little dog walked on. Soon he was quired casually of Mary. ident issued his direction to the lend, ot Finland. Story on page 17.] 7 a.m . .,47 1 p.m.·50 7 p.m .. t50 1 a.m .. 4!1 to Garand, Rille Inventor the stupendous task which it as- 8 a.rn .•. 47 2 p.m .. 50 8 p.m ... 50 2 a.m.,4.8 s t I' a i n I n g and slipping, but he ••Yes," was the unsuspecting an- lease administration at this time . New York, Dec. 3 (lP).-For invent. "Highest. tLowest. :lUnolllcial 7 p. m.-2 a, m. reached the end, just before the up- swer. They said that it would have served signs to the United States will ing the Garand semiautomatic rifie [ ADMIT FURIOUS BATTLES ] f'or :H hours ended 6:30 e. m., Dee. 3: ward motion stopped, and clung Scores Are Evened. British interests, which they said are require military forces ••of un- John C. Garand, Springfield, Mass., Mean temperature, 47 dezrees: normal, 33 th"ere. He hesitated a second, then ••Well, then, what nationalities those of the United States, better to BERLIN, Dec. 4 [Thursday]-(lP).- degrees; December excess, 43 desrees , ex. started to walk again. tonight received the Holley medal of precedented strength," and quali- German and Russian forces are gr'ap- cess ainee Jan. 1, 824 degrees. the American Society of Mechanical were Romeo, Lady Macbeth, and have the policy of secret shipments Precipitation, trae.• ; December deficiency, .13 Over the edge he went and plunged fies the over-all estimates as fol- pling man- to- man in unbelievably Engineers. Othello in Shakespeare's plays? " continued. of an inch. Total since Jan. 1. 34.34 more than 100 fee t into the cold ••Romeo was Italian, Lady Macbeth, Located athwart the strategic lows: furious fighting for the Rostov and Inches; exce••• since Jan. 1. 3.34 inches. waters below. The impact dazed him, Highest wind velocity, 16 miles an hour Scotch; Othello, 'II' e II wasn't he straits, the Dardanelles, and the Bos- Donetz basin area, German military but he swam in circles until his head ••The forces that we now as- dispatches declared today. from the southwest at 1 :27 n. m, Italian, too?" porus, Turkey controls all marine en- [Detailed weather report on page 40.] cleared. Eventually he reached the sume as necessary to realize our Evidence that the German high ••No, Othello was the Spanish Moor. trances to the Black sea. The shore bank, but it was perpendicular and That makes us about even." Betty's line of Turkey, contiguous to that of uational objectives and for which command was throwing some crack the little fellow of course couldn't T.t. ""era,e ".t paid "ir"ulGti.n smile was satisfied. Russia in the Caucasian isthmus, also troops into the fray was seen in the see he would have to swim ·down· production capacity must be pro- publication of newspaper obituaries The four walked on for a moment is vital in any effort to control the vided may not be adequate or ap- OCTOBER. 1941 stream half a block to be safe. in silence. SUddenly a man walked Black sea waters. of SS Ielite guard] men attached to Bridgetender Julio Borgadelli, 2471 up to them. ••Can any of you kids It also has been disclosed that in propriate. No one can predict the Adolf Hitler's bodyguards. Lincoln avenue, saw him, however, tell me where the information booth the last few days soviet Russia has situation that will confront the DNB, the official German news and called the Anti Cruelty society. agency, called the Rostov operation an ~:!~yo'1,000,000 might be?" he inquired. been making extensive oil shipments United States in 1943, We may With Borgadelli's help, Arthur Colia The children looked blankly at each to Turkish ports, an important can. •.inconceivable expenditure of war rna- and William Hane of t h. society, require much larger forces" than THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE other, then in one voice burst into cession from the anti-axis side of the terials," rescued the do~ and took him away. laulhtel'. belliierents.