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Evening star., 1944-12-21
Widespread Cold
Arrives With Winter
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The seasons coldest weather
struck wide section of the country
today As King Winter made ready
to make his ofiicial entry at tbs
tonight.
Subzero temperatures prevailed
over. Midwest States as a mass Of
cold air moved from Montana into
the Texas Panhandle. Oklahoma,
Northern Arkansas and into Ken
lucky and spread southwark and
eastward into Pennsylvania and New
York.
Washington is going to have what
the Weather Bureau refers to as q
miniature cold wave" with the
lowest temperatures 30 far this sea-
son. The lowest will be Is or IL
degrees on Saturday morning.
Snow Is predicted tonight, but the
Weather Bureau says it probably
will not be enough for snowballs. A
low Of 27 for tonight is predicted
and the mercury likely will not get
above freezing tomorrow.
Zero weather is predicted for West
Virginia early tomorrow and early
Saturday.
International Falls, Mimi, on the
Minnesota-Canada border, was the
coldest spot reporting-a low OF IS
below-while Duluth, at the head
Of the Great Lakes, shivered in
minus Is.
Below zero readings were general
Throughout Minnesota. the Dakotas.
Northwest Wisconsin, the lower
peninsula of Michigan and parts of
Iowa.
The subZero blasts will strike
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Admiral Crisp Warns
Annapolis Graduates
OF Long, Tough War
By the Associated Press.

By the Assoctated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 21.-Rear
Admiral Frederick g. Crisp declared
yesterday at the commissioners
exercises for q class Of 400 reserve
midshipmen at the United States
Naval Academy that this Is going
to be a long. tough war;
The director Of Navy shore estab-
lishments and civilian personnel
said the enemies of the United Na-
tions "are fighting for a stalemate
and are playing for time as never
before" In an effort to convince us
that a compromise peace is not
only possible, but desirable"
Admiral Crisp declared that the
only hope for the Axis was to pro-
long hostilities as long as possible
in the belief that q great wave of
war WEAKNESS would sweep over
America.
He paid tribute to reserve ofIicers
and enlisted men, saying: THE Navy
Is proud of the vital part that re-
serve officers are playing in this
war. They constitute almost 80 per
cent of the officer personnel of the
Navy" He also praised the work Of
the enlisted men, calling them the
finest OF any Navy in the world.
Rear Admiral j. r. Beardall,
academy superintendent, admir-
istered the oath of office to the
graduating reserves after Admiral
Crisp presented the commissions.
1t was the 10th class OF reserves
commissioned since the establish
ment Of the school In 194l and
brought to 1915 the number COM
pleting the course. The class orig
inally numbered 241.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

tIleU equipment
the fax crew organized salvage par
ties and crept back under machine
gun and artillery fire to salvage
some of their guns.
II Ahead of Front Line.
We got out several half tracks
but the machine gun fire drove us
away. We were operating ahead
OF what is now the front line" de-
clared 1t. John Conroy of New York
Anyway, before we were knocked
out we got % Jerry planes and
would have gotten more" added
Capt. Spencer Calderwood of Logan,
Utah.
The units chaplain, 1t. Fred
Steen, standing in ankle deep mud
with GIs crowded all around him,
told how the outfit was overrun.
The first we knew we heard
shooting and saw German tanks
coming down the main street of the
town where we We're quartered. The
colonel crowded us into trucks and
we took of. Some of the trucks
went up one street while tanks came
down another.
I had lot of Christmas pack
ages from my congregation and I
didn't open them and now the Ger
mans have them. The next time I
get a package it's going to he
opened on the spot"
Corpl. Warren Holden of Flor
ence, Greg, was saved because 4
lieutenant insisted he save the
lleutenant's bedding roll
Went After Bedroll.
Il was just putting on my shoes
when heard burp gun and fin
ished dressing in a hurry. I was
stopped by the lieutenant, who in
sisted I go back and get his bedroll,
SO 1 turned around and hurried to
his house. I was lucky 1 did, be-
cause later found out that Tiger
tanks were coming down the street
l was going to take"
Corpl. Holden had just entered the
house and started hunting for the
bedroll when another tank came
down the street and the rest of the
GIs jumped out Of the truck and
dived into the cellar.
While Corpl. Holden and the 9TH
ers watcher, the Tigers rumbled by;
one blasted the truck and knocked
the top OF the house, but the cellar
was safe. For the rest of the day
the GIs peered out of the cellar
window while tanks and German
half-tracks rolled by. That night
they made q run for it and reached
the American lines.
The dispatch was sent from the
Stavelot sector of Belgium.
Pvt. Gordon was with the Office of
Price Administration before he en-
tered the Army In April, 1943. He
was sent overseas last fall He is q
graduate Of William and Mary, and
his parents live in Newport News,
Va.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

Mrs. Betty Lyman, 90, OF 469 Oak
wood street Sc. today awaited re-
turn from police of her most cher
ished possession-the Purple Heart
awarded her husband before he was
killed in action over st. Lo, France,
last June.
The decoration, the engagement
and wedding rings given her by her
husband, First 1t. Herbert r. Lyman,
and $40 in cash stolen from her 4
year-old daughters piggy bank were
taken from 17-year-old sailor.
AWOL from the Navy, who had
called on the family last Sunday.
The sailor, reading the announce
ment of her husbands death in last
Fridays newspapers, appeared at
the Lyman home on the pretext he
could supply the name and address
Of person who could give Mrs. Ly-
man more information about her
husband, an Army Air Forces officer.
Mrs, LYMAN was out, but a friend
Evening star., 1944-12-21

who was watching her daughter
Peggy, invited him in. When Mrs
Lyman returned, she asked the
sailor to remain with several guests
for dinner.
During the evening he said his
brother was major in the Army
stationed in England and knew 1t
Lyman. At one point, Mrs. Lyman
showed him the Purple Heart.
Some time during the following
day, according to police, the sailor
broke into the home through an un-
locked kitchen door, took the deco
ration, jewelry and money from the
piggy bank. He was picked up in
Baltimore by police who noticed him
with the jewelry Brought to Wash
ington, he admitted the thefts. ac-
cording to Police 1t. Aubrey Tolson.
He has been turned over to naval
authorities.
1t. Lyman's name appeared in
The Stars Roll of Honor last Fri
day.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

Illinois, Michigan and Indiana to-
night, the Weather Bureau said
moving eastward. Zero to below
was forecast for Chicago and North
ern Illinois tonight and zero to I
below IN Northern Indiana.
Forecasters said there probably
would be a break In the cold wave
tomorrow night and Saturday, but
colder weather was predicted for
Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
District Man Escapes
With IA Gun Crew as
Nazis 0verrun Unit

The story of an antiaircraft unit,
that has at least one Washington
man in it. being overrn by the
Germans In the Western Front
countero1ensive was told in q dis
patch from Wes Gallagher, Asso-
ciated Press correspondent, today.
Pvt. Milton Gordon, whose wife,
Mrs. Shirley Gordon, lives at $500
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Bond Stores Poy Bonus

Washington employees of the Bond
Stores will share in a Christmas
bonus of 500, 900 which the company
is distributing in the form of War
Bonds to its 7,133 employees through
out the country. Christmas money
orders also are being sent to l,leO
former employees now in the armed
forces.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Admiral King Assumes
Rank Voted by Conqres.

Admiral Ernest J. King, COM
mander In chief of the United States
Fleet, yesterday assumed the rank
OF admiral of the fleet. He was
sworn in by Capt. Howard E. Orem
a member of his staff.
Admiral William D. Leahy, chief
OF staff to the Commander in Chief
and Admiral Chester w. Nimitz,
commander of the Pacific Fleet, also
were promoted to the new rank.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Weather Report

Record for Last "A Hours.
FROM noon Yesterday to noon today.)
HlSnest' 50, at noon. Year ago, Sc.
Lowest. %. at noon Year ago, 23.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest 9s on June Is,
Lowest, II, on January, g.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

. e v e nth street
NV, was one of
those mentioned
as members Of
the b a t t a ! ion
that escaped.
A C C o riding to
the dispatch, the
outfit landed In
France on D day
a n d h a s been
II g h t l n g ever
since.
er being
ov un and
having to flee in
trucks without.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-05
COP Plans
ToCurb FDR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 GNS)
Senate Republicans, although
badly outnumbered, today en-
barked upon a policy OF Scrutiniz-
ing more closely the appointments
Of President Roosevelt.
The party leaders, dissatisfied
with some OF Mr.. RooSevelt'S APP
pointments at the beginning Of the
fourth New Deal. plan 10 use
their power 10 debate and block
confirmation, 10 make themselves
felt.
I'VE think there has been too
much Of the lame duck type
OF appointment and selection of
men for office for political rea-
sons" said Senator Taft OF
Ohio. chairman of the Repub-
lcan steering committee.
s MAJOR Apartments
Major appointments now before
Congress are those of cN-Gov,
Hurley Of Connecticut and 1t Col
Heller of California 10 the sur
plus property board and Paul Por.
ter, former publicity director OF
the Democratic national commit
tee to the federal communications
commission.
Taft said Congress was called
back in the summer 10 pass lmpOr-
Aant reconverSion laws. which in
eluded the surplus property bill.
The first appointments. he said
were "a couple of fellows about
whose qualifications We had heard
nothing
Porter's confirmation appeared
probable. one Republican leader
said, because il has been generally
accepted by the radio industry
and newspapers. Taft, however.
criticized II.
HITS LETTERS ON RADIO
PERSONALLY, I think II was n
had appointment" he said. "The
chairman of the FEC should he
. man Of technical knowledge,
absolutely impartial, instead Of
. publicity man for the Demo-
cratic national committee. I say
this without any reflections
upon Mr.. Porter personally.
But II seems to show a ten
dency to subject radio, to con-
tinued and increased control"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-05
Buy More War Bonds
Motorists urged TO prepare prepare.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
BEHIND THE NEWS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The
w Germans did not get the
power for this break-through of
our lines from the Russian
front.
They picked some of it from
Finland. Norway and Denmark,
but most of II came from re-
serves built up by reorganlZa-
ton of the elements which
struggled home from the lost
battle of France. The constant
increase of NaZi strength since
September can be attributed 10
that latter circumstance-and 1t
constantly grows greater.
Carefully, Won Runstedt and
his general land Hitler was in
on il according TO my informa-
tom chose the time and place
skillfully.
The spot was a portion Of the
line which both the Nazis and
our army had loosely held. Any
concentration there could easily
break-through either side. But
their concentration went I'M
detected By us.
MOT note of advance warn
~ ing did we have because the
weather favored their enterprise
not only with rain but with low
hanging clouds
The break-through strategy