London Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1945, London, Middlesex                                Page 4 the stars and stripes life Iri states Strong i liquor breath blows hint of tax Rise i 18 thirsty Public guzzled More than of beverage alcohol last or about five cents out of every Dollar of income above the Commerce department announced today in disclosing 3n Al time drinking government economists immediately declared the figure was convincing evidence that income taxes were not too High and that the tax rate apparently had not had any effect on holding Down consumer there was some hint that total Economy might be helped were the tax rates to be further distillers hoped for another Holiday similar to the one last August in order to up More liquor on retailers shelves while Temperance and anti Saloon organizations said they use the figures to Campaign for the return of in new of who has been operating clinics in both Haven and said women Akoh lists were harder to cure than Jellinek revealed that 54 per cent of the males were but Only 45 per cent of the he also found that married folks Are easier cured than capital sideshow Clare Boothe Luce was rumoured As Likely to fill Connecticut senatorial seat made vacant by death of Francis Maloney Farmers were urge to Plant More acres and turnout More livestock than in record output year of nurses applications for military service jumped in week following president Roosev efts message to Congress proposing they be liberalized unemployment insurance provisions for the i bid of rights were introduced in the measure would Grant s5 weekly for each dependent but not More than for three or More in addition to now benefits would be paid to any who has served 90 Days instead i in the dogs House 18 the terrier Pup who inherited and makes Snow difference now two Bouses last has a tenant of jacks property in has complained that the roof the Case will be heard in court Here shut his Mouth joined state today in seeking a Solu Tion to the mystery of the death of Joseph whose Corpse was found on railway tracks near Here wednesday with a Mouthful of Chaplin trial removes More press taboos new the War or just the aftermath of the err i Flynn but sek frankness in the american press reached a new height in the reporting of the Charlie Chaplin paternity according to editor and Trade journal of the newspaper the Magazine treats the subject with Tongue in Cheek and then concludes by drawing a parallel Between terms used reporting chaplins amours with those used in the famous is Tillman paternity suit in since the roaring de and pub disclosed that meeting had become sexual intimacy in the press Liaison turned Rendez to sex relations and a certain condition to yous continued usage Jin the Chaplin trial apparently placed such words As sexual pregnancy and Conception inthe ranks of officially approved newspaper the article finds other game Corpus away some of Bis Idle one of the Marble corps flying gets in some Hunting while recuperating from a malaria attack suffered while in the Southwest unchained 18 Huey a 10yearfugitive from a Chain gave himself up yesterday decked out in a merchant Marine uniform and with papers proving he had been torpedoed several a special Board singled out9 by wards head charges head of Montgomery Ward and last night president Roosevelt of haying singled out his company for unequal treatment in seizing Ward properties in seven and asked the president to forbid any army action which would affect the current Union status of Ward in a 500word Avery asked until the Case has been decided in the courts As required by the con wards respectfully Calls upon you to order the army to withhold taking of action which would deprive wards employees of their decided Davis had done something More than serve out a five year term for an Auto theft and freed freight replaces passengers new 18 service on the new York Central railway was sharply today within an hour of an Odt recommendation that the move be made to keep War freight moving under severe weather they laughed at the Wright too los who claims to have invented a Gas less announced last night he would put his Perr Mobile on exhibition he said he would give the Public a break by Selling blueprints of his ratio proof invention he was powered with compressed air and a mysterious greenish when Perry first claimed last november he could build a car from junkyard materials for he was deluged with 500 letters a but his mail is now Down to around 25 a one interested citizen Henry allegedly on the Lookout postwar production thanks adopted Uncle Jan who died last left his entire estate of to the As an expression of gratitude in being granted privileges of his will disclosed sauce for the Gander ing that the judge had no More reason to arrive late for a trial than witnesses and judge Mabry Carlton fined himself yesterday after showing up 20 minutes he made the Fine december toll wars highest 18 ground Force casualties on the Western front during december were highest of any month of the War and Well above the toll taken during the first 30 Days after the Secre tary of War Henry Stimson told his press conference pointing out that december saw both offensive in the Aachen Gap and German counter blow in the Stimson said were bounded and miss ing during this he estimated German losses for the month at Between and including total losses since Day were listed As wounded and As a specific example of the tremendous toll of life during Stimson said the stand of the 1061 h division against the counteroffensive Cost wounded and the rest that single 6th army group 7th and French 1st annies announced its casualties from the Southern France Landing 15 to 1 As follows americans and French killed of both nationalities captured or missing and 1 Only the Snow makes these scenes in snowed the add and dampness in warm while in infantry division wrap themselves in blankets in Foxholes close out the in Cleveland families escape the front lines doughboy of an or erect their Pup tents to Moscow hailed As Warsaw 18 b Are chested marshal Gregory defender of was hailed today throughout the soviet Union acid Poland As the Liberator of celebrations took place in Home of the new provisional govern ment of schools had a covered 10th of Steps up attack in Burma 10th air Force 17 delayed the 10th air Force yesterday threw the heaviest weight of Allied air Power so far assembled against the japs in striking eight troop concentrations near the chinese Border and hitting fuel transport and the raids followed a visit Here yesterday by lord Louis South East Asia Allied to Confer with Albert com Mander in China Daniel commanding forces in India and and George Deputy chief seac air com chief honors Cheltenham a Bronze plaque was presented to the officials and citizens of Cheltenham wednesday by Harry Vaughan base Iri recognition of courtesies extended to american service forces based there from to s Liberator people danced in the Snow men and women wept for the end of Warsaw Long veterans of Stalingrad and polish soldiers under Polanski were not Only the first across the but the first aware that the russians planned an the germans last Friday began shelling the Western Bank of the Vistula from their Warsaw raking the North of the capital right through Praga directly across the and to the correspondents with the red army Sajid it was difficult not to Retreat under this red army men and stood their polish while the germans wrestled with the first Groi p to get dozens of soviet units set out Over the Vistula and guns and tanks were put across North of the the group that got across North of Warsaw pushed Westward and commenced to turn at the same Zhukov forces which crossed in strength 25 Miles South of City began turning the South Western flank of the Warsaw a Gro Jip from the North linked up with another rom the South and together they pushed into the the poles had got into i Media the River Skwere Tofigh by Richard Lewis Stara and stripes staff writer Joseph Brown switched on the captured Tiger radio in his jeep As he rolled southward from the River with the 30th Divi it was 17 and suddenly the division was on the it was almost he heard Axis Sally broadcast that the crack 30th was on its Way to meet von Rundstedt Winter offensive in the said cleared it we were pushing Down into the surging North flank of the the 30th came across a Trail of atrocities which shocked even the nazi Wise veterans of the old Hickory s3 of the 120th the City from the e where they had crossed on 1 yanks won bulge Churchill paying highest tribute to Doughtie who won the Battle of the bulge Western prime minister churl told j the House of commons vested during the the did virtually All the fighting is almost All the Qaji Urchill said casualties almost As great As those suffered by to sides in the Battle of every British Soldier in action Ali Here 30 or 40 americans for every Brij Soldier America lost 60 to one British army corps was in acts while the committed almost the prime minister j thin he predicted 1 do not Tesillo give my own from by the experts with Whon i am1 constant the decisive of the German offensive is mire to shorten the War than to Lens reaffirming the principle Dit ional he publicly told German and japanese if you surrender nothing will have to endure after the War Wil comparable to what you Are Joth Erwi going to suffer during the year though based on unconditional would bring to Germany Japan an immense amelioration of suffering agony that lies them Churchill promised that Fror i now on the Eastern and it Lijin fro feb would relentlessly press the  Italy he British troops outnumbered Amer Caiji 3 to he said at any in few perhaps much germans will be driven out of Italy will perhaps on British Aims and policies a Slavia and he said thai not Only Britain but also our interest and Only care in liberated Wass government of the people by for the set up of a ba0 of free Universal suffrage elections secrecy of ballot and no following a reaffirmation of support of marshal Churchill Subj because King Peter ii and the Rojt Jugoslav government took Refuge ii Britain had a Cert Jirl duty toward the Jugoslav How if King Peter did not agree to accept a government led by Tito and Ivan within a few the matter Bill in fact Togo his Peters Asso being Al Churchill described the Greece As accused wholesale atrocities against thousands3 hostages and said British prevented a hideous massacre in Center of Athens in which forms if government would have been swept a wife and triumphant trotskyist i Churchill said no final un4ersta could be reached Between the government and the Elas until m hostages held by the latter were v2s from the said to fall Short half of the v2s fired from i the Haf in German held fall Many on the Hague i according to a report from a refugee escaped into liberated territory the the nazi j his contained in a dutch correspondents dispatch carried said the rockets Are up in trucks and fired from Nib file forms which Are firmly secured to they Are shot from Fri m carefully aimed from a car which i with special when an 150 feet is reached the rocket sown aulsion system starts old Hickory trimmed pm Down i j to women and children regiments second who comes from and Robert 743rd tank battalion platoon Leader from told about it at a Paris press when the division entered they found 50 doughs from another outfit lying neatly in a Field As they had been shot that was the initial evidence that the first is division had passed that there was More they found the body of a pregnant woman whose stomach had been Slit bodies of two old women shot through the head the body of a also shot through the in one an old Man sat dead in his Rocker where he had been they found the stripped body of an invalid woman of she had been shot through the head As she sat in a wheel at they found the bodies of two raped girls whose throats had j captured is men 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