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Evening star., 1940-12-03
AUTO Statesmen

-, We have openings for . good men 10 sell
the new, big 1871 Fords We think the
commissions We pay are the best for the
reason We do not deduct the trade-ins
$3.50
super de luxe Ford Fordor. equipped
PAYS you S41.
pays you S4535
II will cost you nothing to find out
Come IN and talk ii over. Frank Small
Jr.. .l5 Penn. ave. Sc See NJ Mnnrhead
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DEATH NOTICES-$12 per in
sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under Stu
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
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GIRL. colored. reliable, wants part-time
work. Call Decatur l99.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time or days
WcrK: reference. Dupont 1862.
GIRL, colored. wants part-time or DAYS
work. Republic 1906
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LIVING ROOM, SILK damask. lovely
saefce ACME e yTa sdsk 4ss snd At 4tS
sf st. NV Georgia 1000 OPEN HS11GdHTs .
MARIMBAs-Used instruments. $3.50 to
S175: many real bargains. Ma. 4730.
kits. 1880 6 st. OPEN EVENINGS.
MIRROR DOORS-Used, size 2'4"x7'O". Re-
place your present closet door with one
HECH1NGER co.
ORGAN, Hammond. electric. model A, R-4O
cabinet cab su vii ssSrihee at so less than
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used sp!nets,
small apartment upriehs and grands az
low monthly rates. All money paid as
later Ma. 4730. Kits, 1880 G st. NV.
Open evenings.
PIANO-Slightly used full keyboard spinet.
small size. 81 10: very easy terms Ma.
4730. KITS. 1880 G st. NV. Open eve
PIANO-Slightly used full keyboard Brad
bury apartment upright Sl65. Very easy
terms New-plano guarantee. MA. $780,
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. Open evenings.
PIANO-Latest model .Knabes spinet only
slightly used now Tor sale al Sl25 less than
he he new price zeal yalbge Easy Easy terms; n1o
G st. Open evenings.
PIANos-If you are interested in fine
used sand see the values we Ksf on f9e
4730. Kits. 1880 G St. Open evenings.
PIANo--slightly used Msthushsk- sp net
in practically new condition; 1896 Easy
terms MA 4130. KITS, 1880 q st. Open
evenings.
PIANO-Slightly used latest model Wur-
Htzer apartment grand. >i25. Carries our
full new piano guarantee. Very easy terms.
MA. 4730. KITS, 1880 G ST. NV. O-en
evenings.
PIANOS = steinway Chickering, Knsbe;
tremendous savlngS on new and used plsnos.
Music store, 736 18th st. Nv NE. "ssl.
PUNCHING BAG. steel frame. for ceiling
or side wall: never used. 50. 53ll on
St NV,
RADIOS, storage sale; about l75 rebuilt and
all makes. 1910 9TH stsn.w open 3 TO 5.
RADIOS TRADED-S3 to $40 trsde-in a.
lowance for your old radio on a new R c.
Apex PRGG Rado en- cmeF9a 5os 9Th t' st. Eay isE al G.
RADIo-PH0No- COMB table model.
sl6.95; repossessed r. c. A. console.
R c, A. foor samples. up 10 5G@l Gl' of f3r
cash. Apex Radio Co, 709 9th ST. nv" at
G. Open ewes
RADIO Io-PHoNoGRAPH RECORDIO, latest
y sss1red Raj Rare ba!asin st-eii1" at SO worm
sl75 Cali GE, 1866, after s pm.
RECORDS. SC each and up. Just Eec
Apex RADIO Co, 709 9th st. NV. al q.
REFRIGERATOR. q. E Gu r.. almost
new. secretary desk. Chestnut 0533
REFRIGERATORs-End -oi-season c!ea--
anee sale All floor models GREA "
REDUCED. Some as low as SO %. Fay
terms. Big traoe-in allowance Can pay
with your light bill Authorized dealer for
the new Westinghouse. G. {. and Crosley
refrigerators. We are one of the oldest
and most reliable refrigerator service COM
panies in WaShip gton.
ELECTRICAL CENTER
514 10th St NV. National sS1c
Evening star., 1940-12-03

SAXOPHONES-Good selection Of used ana
reconditioned instruments OF such makes
as Conn, Martin. King Buescher. &c.
priced from S2l.5n to s10O Very e7sv
terms Nat 4730. kits. 1880 G ST. OPEN
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL colored. experienced in housework,
20 home or stay nights. Decatur 1753-W
GIRL, N. c., colored. wishes days work
100S0
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL. wishes part-time work afternoons;
no Sundays; good refs. DE. 113s.
GIRL. colored. neat, wishes part-time Job;
likes children: reference. Cali any time,
North 2613
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL wants work. part or full time: gem
eral housework, cooking. Franklin 5217.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL, colored. wants morning work, no
sundays: references. Atlantic 6O1O-J.
GIRL tcoloredl. g.h.w or nursemaid, exp.
good refer. Franklin 6251 No SUNDAYS .
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRLS wish work; psrt-time work or full
slme; m no Sunday; good reference. Call
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MI 2o54
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MOTOR 1RAXEI
CAMERA SERVICE 8 REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER &, d'ALBERT, INC
SIS 10th ST. NV. Phone National 41lo
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

RESTAURANT-Coupl want work to-
gether: woman. manager-hostess; man,
steward.chef; many years experience.
salary or percentage. Box 42O-A, Star. %
Evening star., 1940-12-03
4 Colored Men at Once.

OUIUI Gu NI611 dL O11Ce.
Full or part time. to serve REGULAR CHS
TONERS: must be neat and have at least
seventh-srade education; age no handicap
4 Il active earnings start at once, AVERAGE
$50 10 $50 weekly: experience not neces-
sary. WE TRAIN YOU: business under race
manaEement. Apply 10 am. to II. 1908
st. NV.
PACKERS EXPERIENCED
in house furnishings, glass
and toilet goods. The Hecht
Co., see Mr.. Stanley, Wrap
ping Division.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRLS (2b. wish Jobs as ghw, willing
;. workers; good reference. Dupont 6463
Evening star., 1940-12-03
WOMAN. colored, wants days work; refs
CO 1872

WOMAN, colored, wishes general housework
lst or md floor. mornings till $50 pm,
Evening star., 1940-12-03
AUTO statesmen.

We want Of the best auto statesmen IN
the city for new location now being
opened by the largest Chevrolet dealer in
Washinston Apply Mr. Sacks, Ourisman
chevrolet Sales Co.. between . and m.
Assistant Advertising Manager.
r Rapidly growing mems store is looking
Tor an aggressive. alert young man to assist
merchandise manager; thorough knowledge
OF layout. copy and production essential
ey.s c6sn to opportunity % Tor some bright
State fuII experience and salary; conf
Evening star., 1940-12-03

CIalms lot errorS must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, ! time, zoe line 80
) lines, 2 times, l8c line los
3 lines. 3 times, 15c line 1.35
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL, colored, wishes lob as general house,
worker; refs. Phone Dupont 1884
GIRL. neat, colored. wants work, full
time or part time Call MI 56QT
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL colored. wishes job. part time or
all day. Phone Randolph AGA
Evening star., 1940-12-03

TABLES from s295: ACNE STORAGE
Xmas Specials Well be glad 10 hold
your purchase until Xmas Eve Duncan
Phyte drop leaf in mahogany and maple.
cocktail coffee tables end and telephone
tables lamps in torchiereS, bridge, Jun orS,
table and boudoir. SACRIFICE PRICES.
Chairs, dlnettes. chests. dreSsers. living
rooms. Duncan Phyfe mahogany dining
room. wonderful values" Used STORAGE
furniture. new furniture and odd pieces
neSS "EPTENnS roNT SHcS4 re -
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wishes part-time work OF
Evening star., 1940-12-03
ELECTRICAL CENTER
514 10th st NV National ss7c


REFRIGERATORS - D e p cut sacrifice
prices on all refrigerators All these re-
frlserators are orand-neW IN original fac
tory cases and Will be sold al the loVesr
prices that We have ever offered All 1870
standard makes OF refriEera tors carry a
factory 5-year guarantee. TWenty-sIN
years experience IS vour guarantee OF sat-
lS!action We have a group Of General
Electric. FrIpidalre, Westinghouse Crosley,
KelvInator Norge, Leonard CoIdSpot. May
dower and others tha. have been used but
arc II nerteCt condition that We are ~-1-
fclng the prices az low 4 $40 o. 'hrss
models We have over COO retrIEpra .1rs
that We are gong 10 sacrifice We also
have group Of 1922 rel-.Gera'n-= IN
original factory case tho WILL % s c-'9r~i
2, deep-cut prices Of G5I of lfq. prs~cs.
No money down Long, eaSv terms Tn
usually liberal trade-iD allowance
Evening star., 1940-12-03
I NEED A MAN

e5 to 40. married. with car. for permanent
position. large manufacturer. about $3.50
monthly. with expense arraneement: ref
erences REQUIRED Apply Monday and Tues
day only. 10 10 -. branch store 354s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
SETTLEMENT OF RIkE
 I5 NEARING
Believe Negotiations Will
 Slave Off Midnight WdIkout

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Hopes for a settlement in the threatening strike of the CIO Ship Cooks and Stewards Union, which would tie up all Pacific Coast shipping, including Alaska -bound boats, showed hopes for settlement at the conference today as Government officials met with representative of the CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards Union.
 The strike will be called at mid night tonight unless an agreement or definite basis for settlement has been reached by that time.
 The strike was originally set for midnightt last Sunday night but was postponed at the urgent request of Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins.
 Representative of both the ship owners and the union sat in con- ference until early this morning with Federal Conciliator Stanley White who was definitely optim- istic, saying that both parties were approaching the demands of the other The negotiators have re- sumed conferences this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
wi|Ikie Readies
 0ifense
Puts Dewey, Tdft Agents on Presidential Cam
 paign Wagon

NEW YORK, July 3.-Presiden- tial nominee Wendell L. Willkie summoned twelve party leaders from all sections of the country today to guide his campaign, in- cluding in his draft list, two work CTS for leading opponents for the nomination
 Gov. Harold Stassen of Minneso- ta heads the committee, which in- cludes Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCor- mick Simms and David Ingalls oi Ohio, who respectively aided Thom- as E. Dewey and Senator Robert A. Taft in their races for the nomination.
 Also on the committee are Rep resentative Joseph Martin, Gov Raymond Baldwin of Connecticut Gov. Ralph Carr Of Colorado, and Senator John Townsend Jr. of Delaware.
 Willkie said he would refuse cor porate contributions and also any exceeding $5,000 from individuals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
PACKARD TO MAKE
 MOTORS
National Defense Commis- sion Announces Prob-
 able Defense Lineup

WASHINGTON, July 3. The National Defense Commission ap- llounces that the Packard Motor Company has agreed tentatively to undertake a contract for 5000 air craft engines, 5000 for the United States and 6,000 for Great Britain
 William Knudsen, in charge of the defense production, said the agreement was subject to the ap- proval of the Packard Motor Con- pany Board of Directors.
 Henry Ford refused the offer saying he would work only for the United States.
 Meanwhile supplementary de- fense production which may TUT into additional billions of dollars was talked over at conference between President Roosevelt anc key men of the defense setup.
 The Navy has awarded contracts for construction of three aircraft carriers and two cruisers costing $169, ,50000O with the Newport New: Shipbuilding Company.
 There is indication that a SUD- elementary program is intended tc build up the Army with such equipment as guns, tanks, planes and airplane motors
 The Packard transaction is foi the Rolls Royce design hitherto made only in Great Britain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
FISHERIES SUED OVER
 PARASITES
Closed for Political Req sons, Says Suit-Hubbs
 Inquiry Is Cited

Sixteen of the 20 Alaska fishtrap sites closed by 1940 fisheries regu- lations were closed because of al- legged irregularities in the procure ment of opening of the sites by for mer Commissioner Frank T. Bell and not for true conservation pur- poses, it is claimed in a lawsuit filed in District Court here late yesterday
 The suit, applying for an in- junction against enforcement of the regulations, was filed by J. A. Hell lenthal, Juneau attorney, on behalf of The Cape Decision Fish Con- pany. corporation.
 Named as defendants are Ira Ga brielson, as Director of the Fish and WildIfe Service; Clarence Olson Acting Alaska Agent for the Fish and Wildlife Service; and all the agents, employees and representa- tives of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice in Alaska.
 Show Cause Order
 Judge George F. Alexander today issued a show cause order requiring the defendants to appear in court here at 10 o'clock Saturday morn- ing. If they do not appear, tenn porary injunction to restrain them from enforcing the regulations will be issued, the Judges order pro- vides.
 Gabrielson is now somewhere among the Aleutian Islands making an investigation of fisheries and fun matters. Olson is on the patrol boat Brant payr,g series of visits tc Southeast Alaska canneries.
 Legal service was made yesterday upon Miss Bess O'Neill, Principal Clerk of the Bureau of Fisheries here.
 Two Trapsites Involved
 The plaintiff brings the suit with reference to the closing of two trap sites operated by the firm in the 1888 and 1889 seasons. The traps are known as M K Trap No. 1 and M K. Trap No. 2, both near Cape Decision on kuiu Island in Sumner Strait.
 The trapsites, originally closed in 1930 by then Commissioner of Fisheries Henry O'Malley, were re- opened by Bell in 1888 under yer bal agreement between O'Malley and Charles A. Burkhardt, President of Alaska Pacific Fisheries, the suit sets forth. The alleged agreement made at the time of the sites clos ing in 1850, was that the sites were to be reopened as soon as their op- eration should prove profitable, the complaint states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
5TIM50N, KNOX
 NOMINATIONS
 GIVEN BOOST
Senate Committees Aei Favorably on Cabinet
 Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July 3-The Sen- ate Naval Affairs Committee has ap- proved by a vote of to the nom- ination of Col Frank Knox as Sec retary of Navy
 The vote on Knox came after he was questioned at length regarding whether or not he favored sending United States soldiers to fight in Europe. Knox denied this emphati- cally.
 Henry L. Stimson, nominated for Secretary of War, was yesterday given appr.val by the Senate Mili- tary Affairs Committee. Senator Homer T. Bone of Washington voted against the nomination,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
FIVE BILLION DOLLAR AIR FORCE PROGRAMS
 COMPLAINED FOR U. S.

WASHINGTON, July 3. = A vast supplementary defense program, expected to cost up- wards of $5,OOO, ,OO0,0OO and de- signed to take long strides in building up of the Nations air forces toward the 50,O0O- plane goal, will be submitted to Con gress next week.
 The program has been dis cussed at the White House and it is intended to start mass production of planes, tanks and guns.
 Details have been worked cut between President Roosevelt and key officials for defense.
 The Army is expected to get about S4,OO0. .OOO,00O and the Navy the other S1,O00, ,OO0, 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
3RDp'ARTY LOOMS AS
 (I0 TALKS
Lewis Endorses Wheeler Who Says He Will
 Buck F. D. R.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-While the twelve members of the advisory committee took charge of Wen dell Willkie's Republican Presiden- tial campaign today, John L. Lewis endorsement of Senator Burton K Wheeler for President, developed new third party talk.
 Lewis gave his endorsement in an address at the National Town send Pension Convention at St Louis, shortly after Wheeler had told reporter his name would be placed before the Democratic Ma tional Convention, regardless of whether or not President Roose- velt seeks renomination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
Japanese Demands
 Rejetted
Great Britain Turns Down Proposal for Arms
 Route, Burma

TOKYO, July 3.-Great Britain has refused the Japanese demand for an arms route through British Bur- ma, according to advices received here from London as the result of action taken by R. A. Butler, Un- dersecretary of British Foreign Af- fairs.
 It is announced here that brief note explained the situation, the British viewpoint being that trouble might arise with the United States if such action was taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
1,6oo FLEE FROM PERIL AT H0NGk0NG
British Women and ChiI- dren Reach Haven of
 Safety df- Manila

MANILA, July 3.--More than l. 600 British women and children fleeing from the British Crown Colony at Honkgonk in a precau- tionary evacuation because of the unsettled conditions in the Orient. have reached haven of safety here. They arrived on the liner Empress of Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
wiIIkie Talks On
 Campaign
Issue Will Be Between Those Believe in New
 Deal, Opposed

NEW YORK, July 3.-Republican Presidential nominee Wendell L. Willkie said this afternoon that he thought party lines will play only little part in the coming Presi- dential campaign.
 He said the issue will be between those who believe in the New Deal philosophy and those opposed.
 Willkie also said that it "does not matter who the Democrats nom- mate we are going to win"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
CBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

German U-boats and bombing planes have attacked Great Britain in a new fury while the official Nazi news agency, DNB. published alleged Allied win the war" plans, which would drag most of Europe into the conflict.
 The DNB asserted that docu- ments captured in France disclosed an Allied program entangling Ru- mania, Turkey, Greece, Yugoslavia and the Scandinavian countries to gain new widespread battlefronts against Germany.
 The Nazi High Command said German planes attacked convoy off the English Channel coast and sank 18,000 tons of British ship ping.
 German submarines torpedoed another 39,OO0 tons of British ship ping.
 Sky Raiders in Action
 German sky raiders. displaying new boldness by a daylight sortie instead of the usual night masked attacks, bombed the south coast of England today and 1t is reported 12 persons were killed and 123 woun d d. One German plane swooped low and machine -gunned soldiers near the beach.
 Incendiary bombs were also dropped and fires were started.
 British Royal Air Force planes shot down two Nazi bombers off the east coast of England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
ARGENTINA WILL PULL
 WITH U. 5.
Plan for Closer Work Be. tween Nations of Am-
 eri(dn Continents

BUENOS AIRES, July 3.-For- eign Minister Jose Maria Cantilo declared today: T will support the policy of continental solidarity and autonomy of action" at the Inter American Conference in Havana on July 20.
 Cantilo said this means Argentina will be fervent advocate of inter American cooperation with tn e United States and other Americas, while maintaing that this col Liberation must not impede the country's liberty of action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
HOWARD JEN50M GIVEN COMMAND
 OF BIGGER BOAT

Howard Jensen, formerly Captain of the Alaska Game Commission patrol boat Black Bear at Peters burg, has been promoted to the cap- taincy of the Grizzy Bear, with headquarters at Ketchikan. The Grizzly Bear is twice as large a boat as the Black Bear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
Smoke Hangs Over Vancouver Island
 As Forests AbIaze

VANCOUVER, B. c, July 3. = Dense smoke is hanging over Van couver Island and the coast line as forest fires ragged around Horne Lake Acres of forest lands have already been swept by the blaze as fire fighters make efforts to extinguish them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
Refugee Children From Great Britain Reath Vancouver

VANCOUVER, B. C., July 3. The first contingent of refu- gee children from Great Britain has arrived here for the duration of the war.
 Officials estimate that there are about 400 children in this group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
ARMY, NAVY SIGN
 CONTRACTS; SUM
 OVER ONE BILLION

WASHINGTON, July B. The Army and Navy have put their pens to more than $1,00O, 900 900 worth of defense contracts dur ing the past month. A recapitula- ton showed this today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03

Women college graduates did not suffer seriously from unem- ployment during the depression, a survey shows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
GOVERNOR TO
 BE SPEAK E K FOR FOURTH
Patriotic CeIe br ation Is Planned by Juneau
 for Tomorrow
FOURTH PROGRAM
 Tonight

6.30-Weather permitting, at Fire mems Park-game between Moose and Elks.
 8:O0-Smoker in AB. Rink.
 1O:O0 - Legion dance in Elks Ballroom.
 July 4
 800 a.m.-Rifle Shoot at Men denhall Range.
 930 am.-Parade.
 1O:15 a.m.-Detail of U. s. Army in close order drill at baseball Park.
 10:30 a.m-Fourth of July ad- dress given by Gov. Ernest Gruen- ing at baseball park. 11:00 a.m.-At Douglas, baseball game between soldiers and Doug las.
 11:0O a.m.-Children's sports ift 1 baseball park. 12:00 noon-Horseshoe pitching contest, Evergreen Bowl.
 3.30 p.m.-Baseball game, Fire mems Park, between winner of two previous games for prize money. 6:30 p.m.-Championship muck ing contest at baseball park.
 800 pm-Finn horse at base ball park.
 1000 p.m.-Legion dance, Elks Ballroom. Sometime during the af- ternoon tomorrow the Juneau and Douglas Fire Departments will en- gage in hose-laying contest.
 Gov Ernest Gruening will de- liver tomorrow's Fourth of July oration at 10:30 o'clock at Fire mems Park, immediately following the patriotic parade and dem onstration of close order drill.
 Soldiers from Chilkoot Barracks officers and men from the Coast Guard cutter Haida members of the American Legion and other local organizations will take part in the parade. A number of floats will be entered
 The U. $. Weather Bureaus fore cast for the holiday is showers, D but the celebration is going ahead on schedule despite the weather.
 Juneau was bedecked with flags and bunting on the eve of the Fourth. The full program for the Fourth is printed elsewhere in today's Elm pire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03
Big Buildings Are Report ed 10 Have Been Sci
 Afire in London
SOLDIERS ON BEACH
 ARE MACHINE GUkNED
Kinq Carol Threatens fo Abdicate : Balkan
 Situation Quiet

BULLETIN - LONDON, July 3.-Relays of German b0mbers harassed the United Kingdom today, especially in the south east.
 Bombing attacks set big build ings afire during this afternoon.
 Nazi planes also throbbed over the northeastern part of the town but no bombs were dropped immediately. The British defenders tallied the twenty-f fourth raiding plane brought down.
 Wide fOrays on big scale are admitted by the British Air Ministry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03

Orange and walnut crops bring Californians an income exceed ing $l0O,OO0,0O0 annually.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-03

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04
BRITISH RAIDS
 ARE ADMITTED
Italian Message Shows RAF Planes Striking at
 Many Points

Rome, Oct. British air raids on key Italian positions all the way fro1nb the Anglo Egyptian Sudan through Ethiopia and British S0maliland into Kenya were admit ted in tIay's 18th war communique today.
 Informed quarters meanwhile de- nied reports in Rome that Italian roops in North Africa had advanced from Sidi Barrani to the capture of Marsa Matruh. British base 236 miles west of Alexandria. It was de- nisd even that Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, Italian African comman- der, had started an offensive against Marsa Matruh.
 Although admitting extensive Bri- tish raids the communique said that in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan Italian air raid squadrons had bombed hangars and defense works near Rozeires and enemy camps and strongholds near Gallabat. Galla- bat is in the Sudan, just across the frontier from Ethiopia.
 Enemy aviation carried out raids over Berbera Capital of British Somaliland, now in Italian hands) and Afambu. British Somaliland, the colnmunique said.
 It admitted that the British also had bombed Italian positions at Fl Uak and railway stations at Agor- dat, Ethiopia, and Aiscia in Eritrea.
 Two British raids were attempted on Asiscia butt he second was said to have been repulsed by Italian chasers.
 'These enemy raids resulted in three dead. including one native woman, and five wounded" said the communique. Material damage was limited"