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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-12
} MODERN MENUS
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

Now that Lent is over, housewives look for new meat dishes. The rec ipes given here are al lin the budget class and combine rice, lentils or potatoes with the meat.
 SPARERIBS WITH LENTILS
 Serves 1 to 6)
 One and one-half cups lenttls, onion, slicSd; bay leaf, 1 tea spoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon pepper 1-2 pounds spareribs.
 Soak the lentils over night in 2 quarts of water. Drain, cover with fresh water, add seasonings simmer slowly until tender (about hour). Pour into a baking pan Cut spareribs into portions and season with salt and pepper Brown in a heavy skillet and ar- range on top of lentils in baking dish. Bake in moderate oven (35O degrees F.) for 1-2 hours.
 CURRY OF RICE WITH VEAL
 (Serves 4 to 6)
 Three tablespoons butter or other fat, 1 onion, chopped; 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper, 3 tablespoons flour, 2 tablespoons curry powder, ? cups veal stock or canned consomme, 2 cups diced cooked veal, salt and pepper, 3-4 cup raw rice.
 Melt butter in skillet, add onion and green pepper and cook slowly for 10 minutes. Add flour and curry powder, then add hot stock and stir until smooth and thick ened. Season with salt and pep per. Add veal and cook until thoroughly heated. Serve with steamed rice.
 BEEF ROULADES
 (Serves 4 to 6
 Use slice of round steak about half an inch thick. Cut the meat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-12

the arrangement more graceful. The wire will not harm the flowers, but will help them stand up longer, and make them more pliable.
 Another professional hint - take some of the leafy, leftover stems and place them on the water, from the holder to the edge of the bowl. This is most attractive.
 You may prolong the roses lives by taking them out of the bowl ak right and wrapping them in vel newspaper. Then, put them back in the water and place them in g cool room. a
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After being 6 rich socialite in "One Night in the Tropics" and youthful confidence man in Free and Easy" Robert Cummings plays the fiery labor leader in "The Devil and Miss Jones'" Jean Arthur's new starring vehicle for RKO Radio. Charles Coburn shares featured honors with Cummings in the gay comedy.
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for a girl. But 1t might help her in making a wise decision to consider all of these points.
 It's one thing to consider marrying young man making little more than pocket money if she is self-supporting It's another thing to consider mar rying him if she expects her family his to support her until he is able to do so which may be several years. -
 Also if she married him now their marriage will be at least year old before they can settle down together and make home.
 LONELINESS MAY CHANGE MIND
 If she wants to announce her engagement to him. that's all right. Unless, she wants to date While he is gone Then she is likely to find herself on shelf year is going to seem rNghty long if she gives up all the fun of dating. And she can hardly expect her young man not to date
 all bav he from home from
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MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Sliced bananas in orange juice, bacon rolls, jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Green peppers stuffed with creamed ham, wa tercress sandwiches, fruit cup, cookies, tea, milk.
 DINER: Spareribs with lentils. buttered carrots with chopped parsley, lettuce and grapefruit salad, sliced fresh pineapple, frosted cup cakes, coffee, milk.
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Latest Styles
Ho1C To Keeb Well
Ry DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD


  enclosed Letters should De ee th. column reply made to
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"Girl He's Leaving Behind' Must Make a Big Decision
BY RUTH MILLETT

young fully intends day going to
 whether let him leave behind him a 1t entirely
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Caroline Chatfield
The Go-Cetting Girls
Saps Today
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She standing with parents lobby along family animated conversation between while the girl took vanity and
 
 
  said grille If know anybody that has friend sight and thought that cute The friends promised to obhge. Why is 1t girls all landing and with the family? Why 1t isn't question of that dates after feeler grapevine while onnve with hem shocking isn't Ser for the old timers be shocked than for the girls to be frustrated?
  life, than their when they married They learned in masculine psychology them getting education the other ologies' either All which contributes their ability ake themselves Another thing in much the that mothers innocence when girl her best daughters caSuaness best protection No girl met her Waterloo when she being casual
 their becomngy smartly catch them with their ipstick en put his and they understand the full value first impressions
 they put bang They toss the fluffy ball light dance ride pilot puts them in the whrng stream life about them They caught in backwash.
 These girls their appears hasa pretty brother, tell him give a ring"
 CAROLINE CnArFlELD. Problems thts T " ~
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BY MRS. ANNE CABOT

big teapots appqucd in practical applique pocket into which the matching napkin applique a saucer be will love this oOu
 table school luncheOns handy table
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   Al names held in confidence Write Miss Chnthed
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o. How much sugar should be al-
 lowed children 8 to 10 years of age?
 A. Two ounces day to be used in cooking or eaten on cereals, fruits, and in other ways. The point to remember about sugar and sweets in a child's diet is that they should be served chiefly at the close of the meal
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These girls make their hasa pretty brother tell him to give .
 CAROLINE CHATTIELD.
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Of Interest To Women

Have you a household problem to solve? Write your question clearly. s1gn your name and ad dress, enclose three cent p0stage stamp and mail to The WOmans Editor, Washington Service Blu. reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C., for a personal reply.
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And @ with They of light conversations discuss the newest books ride pilot a puts them in the whrng stream of life about them They refuse caught in backwash
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Plans For June Wedding
 Should Be Settled Now
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Q. Please give a recipe for me- ringue shells.
 A. Ingredients: egg whites, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla, 1 IA cups powd- cred sugar or cup fine granulated sugar. Beat whites until stiff, add 2-3 of the sugar gradually, and con- tinue beating until mixture will hold its shape; add flavoNng; then fold in remainder of sugar. Shape with a spoon or pastry bag and tube. Bake 50 minutes in very slow oven on a wet board covered with paper. Crush center, or re- move soft part with spoon. Place in oven to dry.
Evening star., 1941-01-19


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Evening star., 1941-01-19

The full skirt and tiny waistline
will win any junior to this simple
but flattering daytime frock that
they will love as much as Deanna
Durbin does hers. She shows you
how charming it is in candy
striped cotton, with a bit of white
at yoke and sleeves. 1t is just as
smart in silk print or spun rayon.
and it's so easy to make. Pattern
No. 1928 is designed for sizes IL,
13, Is, II and 10 (29 to 81 bust.
Size 13 requires 43s yards of 39-
inch material.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Perfectly designed to give a high
busted, slim-hipped effect, this
clean-cut shirtwaister is exception
ally becoming to those who take
women's sizes. A striped rayon crepe
emphasizes the slenderizing lines.
Pattern No. H-3476 is designed for
sizes "a, 36, 38, 40, AZ. "A, as and 48.
Size SO requires SIS yards of 35-inch
or 39-inch material.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Register at Any
OF Fire Stations
Civiliun Defense
Workers Needed

Fourteen Tacoma fire stations
will be registration points all day
Thursday and Friday TO pro-
vide the city before the end OF
the week with a complete force
for civilian defense.
Mayor Harry p. Cain. as head
Of the new Tacoma Home Defense
Council, called on all men and wo-
men over the age Of IS To go 10
the nearest fire stations and
register with the volunteer work
ers there full information about
the trades. occupation, education
and availability for dozen or
more defense tasks.
Fire stations 10 Be- used are as
follows.
Mol. at 50. 5th and Tacoma
ave: No. 2. So. 27th and Tacoma
ave: No. 3. No. 18th and sts.;
No. 4. Ia. 2sth and c: No. 5. So.
18th and cushmsn.
No. s. Headquarters station, So.
9th and A; No. 7. So. 5sth and
Washington: No. 8. SO. 43d and
L: No. 8, No. 7th and Pine. No.
10. So. 74th and PARK ave.
No. II. at 3sth and Mckinley
ave: No. 10. at No. 18th and
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SEATTLE-Nightly black
outs in the Pacific Northwest.
started Monday night by
order Of Brig. Gen. Carlyle II.
Wash OF the End interceptor
command. and marked By pa
triotic mob action in Seattle.
were expected Tuesday to con-
tinue indefinitely.
The areas first blsekout IN ths
var with Japan ended II > .. ga.
Tuesday. but al radio stations
which were silsnesd At : .. m.
Monday night. returned To ths AR
Al 1870 q. IN. Tuesday, ststioa
KIRO II Seattle. the largest In
the Northwest. stood ~ night
long for ths Drosocsst 81 sffieisi
bulletins
The bi.eksai IN s<~ftie. al
thssKh nearly perfect In sess-
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WEATHER FORECAST
THESE TIMES
BY MEL VOORHEES,
Liuht on the Blackoui

Ladies and gentlemen. YOU did not huddle In your
darkened homes last night order merely 10 practice
simply result of the whim of croehety military
man.
You did IL for self proecton-and do not doubt H.
You did IL because this is war. being attacked
and il is the considered judgment Of military author
tiles that aerial raid this possible Mt any hour
The last thing this writer desires to do is to circulate
a story which might unduy alarm YOU Nevertheless. you
be convinced of the necessity of the current defensive
measures.
am permitted BY competent military authority 10 state
that ship or ships of the Japanese Imperial Navy
about 500 miles off the North Pacific coast.
Sc long present meteorological conditions prevail at
Visibility is virtually zero nterceptor planes and
patrol bombers sight and definitely locate the at
tackers.
So long forces operate under that handicap they
cannot attack the enemy.
That is why our radio stations have remained off the
air That why the backout might become effective at an
earlier hour Tuesday than the ii m. OF Monday,
although at this writing ordered for 1880 a. m.
Radio station silence enforced by the 10 prevent
enemy planes following radio beams to our cities
The backout is enforced for protection should enemy
planes overhead.
All Of this precaution Is necessary.
II is for be calm to be patient to be confident
Our military defenders intelligent alert and competent
1t is duty TO heed every suggestion that will aid
them in their job of protecting
II is duty based simple horse sense-nothing less
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1estlai seettsss. essss1 -
ssgry nsss sf 1.eee pesssss L.
resss ~ bsssiness 1tsestsa.
hesstss ease $50 bssties
thsesgh wtsssws II stores ssss
fs5isd 10 assss th~tv itghes.
Polles Capt. Arthur l. ehsffss
announced that bisekouf vsoisioss
from nov on viii b. arrested and
charged with dssornesIy conduct
He blamed such p<fscns for pro-
voklnE last nights riot.
mad reached 'mssy thousands ~
dollars authorities estimated.
sis persons. ess . wssses.
ssse hetl % - spss ssssgs
ssl four sshess ~sss isessse
BY f1,isg siass. Oss ~ss No.
psssiszsd.
Luckisss merchants vsrs called
10 their stores hastily. es, ,, ths
tins they arrived ths NIB hsd
fconilnusG on Psgs .. Column -
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Instructions
For Blackoui
No Lights After
1890. Soys Army

Tacoma will b. bisek<d out
again during the night but not un.
M ~ 30 .. m. Wednesday. Mayor
Harry y. Cain announced after .
phone call Tuesday forenoon with
BrlE. Gen. cariyie ". Wash Of The
"a intsrcsptor command. No lishss
wiIl be allowed until . . N.
The general has ordered the
blsekouf later ~ industry will not
be disrupted Plants will BE- sble
To put on their midnight shiftsl
Industrial plants were ordered,
however. 10 black out ~ fer -
pos.,bis by covering All windows
with black paint
The general. Wis tsIA Gala
~ ssusA reports NJ 1sssess's
tcontinusd on Page 10. Column -
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Speed. too fast for tns OBJ
strsetsd sight distance Vas
found by the eoronsrs jury 70 be
the immediate cause" o tina acct
dent At iIth st. and Pacific ave. on
November % in which four Law
enforcement officers we're killed
according 10 a report Med By the
jury Tuesday with DIR. r. ". Lons.
Pierce county coroner. ana Prose
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A c =. b hnekslssii ssss. Nor.
man Walker. r.. - I1equiam- ~
his iifs Monday night vhss ~ go
IN ~hl<h ~ wss ss6kns literally
VS. wrapped sssue1 light ~
Il No ets<le sn6 I a
1he wfsek seatwSs1 ~ 49, 3
~. several houra oo1eee ~ sta<ns
out. sns 49, seNDp1 - excessive
speea IN oct. si1opssy psvsasnf'
police ssld
ssst~snty msst
walker was rtdzss IN ses
driven ~ Carl y rhasp. -. -
Hss1flek 81. psshisnd ~ VS.
IN ~ Jos~ph's hospitsi - SERIOUS
condition. ssmi-e1nseas<1s 80 with
. possibie eencorw>on.
Other passengers vesv Wstoo
vsn Camp. ~. II i7o7 No 49,,
VINO also VS. 10 ~ Jcssps's viii
fractured right sakls. salene
brain eoneusssoa ~ fs<tsI ~
lures. and Harry = pssa.
~. 1t Route .. neS -. Tncosne.
who vas in Tscoma Qenerat via
. fractured rsghe sheui1ss. M
condition VS. deoerihed - satas'
factory; Van Gangs - only TAR.
Walker. II. whe aleo lived =
i7oz No. Alder, wns taken V II
com. General hospital IN N
police smbuianee. internal mjusiAe
caused he deafh- Hs 49, eneSeg~e
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Grated part Of the night at all
important Intersections. Police
said they were left on 81 order Of
BrlI. Gen. Carlyle ~. Wash. com
mander OF the I'd intsrceptcr com
msnd. who directed the biaekout
In the Pacific Northwest.
ss per Cent. says Mayer
Mayor Harry r. Cain. who also
heads Tacoma's civilian defense
council. said tho blaekout was
about % per cent eompists.
Probably every Tseoman psrtiei-
pated or was affected In some
manner. Here are . few Of ths
extraordinary events.
Radiss --I>ocsl stations were al
ent during the entire bisckout
period. and continued siisnt
until 1880 Tuesday morning. en-
espt for one Seattle station. which
had been designated 10 broadcast
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BULLETINS

SINGAPORE. Straits settlcmenJapan has succeeded In
landing additional northern Malaga and fighting
throughout night for the important koa Bhsru
communqu the Malaga command said Tuesday
NEW YORkManiIa had lite rst daylight raid alert Tues
according British radio broadcast heard by the Columbia
Broadcastng system
YORK-Th. National Broadcasting eompsnys Stock
correspondent David Andersen reported broadcast At
o United States within few hours
MELBOURNE, proclaimed state Of
Tuesday retroactive Sunday and prepared
full Of s with Great Britain
Netherlands Eas Indies their fight
against Jap attempts to dominate the southern
the second British dominion TO enter the Canada
declared Sunday
WELLINGTON Zealsad-Pnme Minister Peter Fraser
dared Japan
YoRk-The Domti agency heard BY the
listening quoted reliable that the Brit
Thalsnd handed nltimatum 10 the Thai
government Tuesday morning
HONG KONG British imperial and Japanese patrols
maintaining activity along roads the mainland part Of Hesr
said officially Tuesday the garrison s~ass
. fun japanese attack
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Mexicans Break
Off With Japan

MEXICO CITY-Mexieo's diplo-
matte relations with Japan had
been severed Tuesday and political
circles clamored for a full declsra'
ton Of war against the japanese.
President Manuel Avila Cana
rho scheduled q radio address 10
the nation Tuesday night IS p. m.
psf TO report regarding the
outbreak Of hostilities between
Japan and the United States and
the attitude Mexico viii assume
in this conflict" the government
Information apartment an
nounced.
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(nlsckeut pictures an pages s-si
Tacoma still calm or. Al least.
not hysterical entered It's second
day on a wartime basis Tuesday.
With the dawn II emerged from
Its first bisckout.
From II p. m. Monday the city
was without lght--thsoretiealit.
Actually. there were . few lights
showing. particularly In the down
town area. Private homes cooper
sted. for the most part, better than
apartment houses In each apart
ment house. almost without e.
osption. lights showed through one
or mora Of the windo~s.
Most giaring of al. however,
were the traffic lights. which OPP
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Speed Up
For War
Need Seen
Labor Leaders
To Be Called
For Conference
WAsHIN President

ASHIN President
Roosevelt Tuesday forecast that
q seven-day work week for the
nation possibly would be necessary
10 speed up essential production
Of war materials.
At the same time. the chief
executive disclosed at press con-
ference that he was considering
calling a conference of labor and
Industrial leaders to explore the
possibility of working out an
agreement which would take the
place of antistrike legislation.
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CONTRACT II LET

WASHINGTON - The war de-
psrtment today awarded the fol-
lowing contracts. J. Y. Graham.
Tacoma. wash. construction Of
armament and Instruments inspec-
ton and adjustment building. Nc
Chord Field. Wash, ss7 500.
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Coroner's Jury Recommends More
Traffic Personnel and Equipment

eusor Thor c. TolI<fson.
the jury also found that th<
nigh accident experiences IN To
coma may bx charged 10 lack OF
effective enforcement due 70
shortage 81 necessary men and
equipment"
And the jury recommended that
additional men and equipment
Continued on Page 10. Column ID
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NO HYSTERIA IN TACOMA
City Given First Taste
OF War as All Lights Are
Turned OFT at II O'clock
TEcT QI DIT c0MpI ETE
TEST IS PCT. COMPLETE

only official messages. lnssrssc-
lions. etc.
Tsssspcssatses No hnss~s ran.
Well before II p. m. ell bussss
we're driven 10 their xsrakss.
where they remained until day
light Only intsr-eity bas~ss eper-
sted
Thessers All downtown usovss
theaters shut down 81 1880. black
ed out Immediately Tho Nathan
Mil.tsln concert At the Temple
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column -
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Proctor, No "a, No. t1st and Cove.
and No. IS. Taylor way and "a.
1ith.
Such new essential Jobs as aux
Hilary police, air raid yardtns,
auxiliary fireman. medical ssrv-
ices, auxiliary utilities men. en-
gineers. transportation and supply
workers. and evacuation workers
will be filled with the volunteers
due 20 register on these two days.
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Congress Ready

WAsHI>GTOs - Congregational
leaders we're ready Tuesday 10
Acknowledge war with Germany
and Italy IL those axis powers Join
their japanese partner In hostiii-
ties sgsins; the United States
Speaker fam Rsyburn tod the
United Press another war rssolu-
ton would be adopted immediately
IL either Italy or Germany moved
sgxirss this country.
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MANlLA--unIisd states
defense forces were officially
reported Tuesday 10 have In
flicted CONSIDERABLY losses
on Japanese air squn1irona 1t
lacking the Philippines but
officials still withheld conn
mcnt on reported enemy lsnd
operations on the islands Of
l.ubang ard hnlndsnao.
Lieut. O.. Douglas MaeAssbsss.
commsn5sf@t .chiof ~ ~ Ameet-
can forces In tn vsv xnnt. ~
tbs Japanese Sustained ennGf1ev-
able aerial lossee~ N stteehs ~
Island cbjecttveA lnelsn1lpG Nishple
field just soeth = Manila.
The attacks rsa1nd fvom f>ssn0a
island. IN vhieh Manila h situated.
70 psvss n nets1aAao lsiaH1 ~
the south. cIsrt fle>d ness Ma
niis VA reported heavily damaged.
whiis M and Tsgnsgsve we're
bombed,
Ths heaviest Jsvsnep attack.
which stAsts1 snms fises saUtb q
Manila. vas BY moonllsht - ]
. m. but enemy planes were eves
the Islands again Trsantay
Nor AveAns - ~ Amnpg1-
eas 1eeea1ess se(opeo1 IpusoD
n ~ stgne1sg. ~ 49, ~
ssmkev - p1nsus ~ ~ -
sl6ss 49, : sstIpsasy se~sel
Reports eireuiate1 fnn1 Japar
nsss tseops nd inRtnd - Lnneno
island. which iAes ~ M entsanse
10 Manila by. but o(fleiale refs1sp1
comment. They siss 6sesine1 seH'
msnt an sssiles rumevs tsas JAc.
snsss residents hAd sstsmple9 -
uprising N niDdnnss ietnpH
~hsrs tha gseat~a Jspaaess ~
tismsnt 10 ths rhsitpesses eselssl
around pavsss
u was he11eve1. he~svev.
Inst ~ a1onn16ss 49, - 49,
ssss 10 ao1n1nnas.
offielsis ssjd reports - ~
sffseslvsn<ae a Inc jspassas "a
RAID On shs Nsxhets fsel4 ard ves'
! fcootinued o. paGe ., C0jomn u
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Angry Mob Riots in Seattle
Over Blackoui Violations


VANCOUVER. r. c-Tkiry pesssas we're slsss1 d"'as u
night o. bisrksut traffic aest1ests
iaussd-Rss<r Grnh Of Seattle W.
pesslbis who's hs s whisk ~
riding esmpssess. Jshs $50 usss wshsns6
Of Restsa wash, hespitaiised.
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Asks Probe
OF Hawaii
War Raid!
Court Martial /.
For Military
Heads Demanded
niIil gYlA<
BULLETINS

WASHINGTON-The house
naval affairs committee insti-
tuted an inquiry Tuesday to
determine whether somebody
was asleep among the navy
high command when japanese
planes launched their initially
successful attack on Hawaii
Sunday.
WASHINGTON-Sen. Charles
w. Tobey. r., n. H.. said Tues
day II was reported on the sen
ate floor that a large part Of
the Pacific fleet has been wiped
out" and demanded that the
American people be informed Of
the true situation.
WASHINGTON - Rep. John d.
Dingell. D.. Mich. Monday night
demanded court martial proceed
ings against five top army and
navy commanders, including Adj
miral Husband z. Kimmel, COM
mander-in-chief of the U. s. fleet,
for the naval debacle' at Pearl
Harbor.
Dingell demanded court martial
for the following:
Lit. Gen. Walter c. Short, COM
nander Of the Hawaiian depart
ment; Mai. Gen. II. II. Arnold
deputy chief Of staff and chief Of
the army air force; Maj. Gen
George II. Brett. chief of the army
air corps: and Maj. Gen. Fred L
Martin, chief of the Hawaiian all
force.
He further demanded the nav,
court marital Kimmel Ito deter
mine his guilt or innocence in tn
failure Of Hawaiian defenders 4
beat off the surprise air attacl
before serious damage had beei
done"
Dingell declared IL the court
martial determine these officer
Continued on Page 2, Column D
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A estsessl -1 tsesn@esf
esssssty list 81 shs v. Slopes vss
III be fsssS ss1sy - psss -
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enemy PLANE CARRIER
SUNK OFF Luz0N COAST

MANILA-A totally unconfirmed rumor circulated Tues
that Japanese aircraft carrier has been sunk oil
zamoaes, the west coast Of Luzon, north Of Mania