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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

49, -r''
OLyMPiA-rwo Pierce
county Legislators were re-
vealed Tuesday 10 be- ener-
actie behind-the.scenes Lead
ers in the Dill supporters en-
dsavor To upset thu hotIy-
contested Washington Ruber-
Material election.
Representative y. A vsae and
stats Senator usrnsy Jssssrn.
both n the 7psh alssssss. h~ssso~
fore not closely ss~oesssea ~isk ~
piii group. wsrs disclosed ~ ro~
tent srohrsmsn ~ IN sll.nishs
session az the 4psil Legislators" IN
formulsts plans for The unofficial
inlnt caucus convened Tuesday.
The ess~ss ~ eDe~ss~r.eSe
ssssssss ssa representative -
sss sssss tsnss shsesssne1 -
kssp s<sflttsssi 1sssys - NJ
sis~sdy siwsssse Gsserssssktp
hattie. There was . ps@64119sv
mn isss1sss sssy psev~ss ~
s-ksss reeess NJ ~ 600
cas. sstswatss NJ ssss1~~s
over = pssssS ~ ssvesut Days.
During ths esuous. regular lsxis-
lstivs sessions rill hS necessarily
suspended and states bs1ainsss sill
he dormant whsassss tbs lssi.-
lstass reeoHveuss 81 ths ennsia.
sion II tina esucus. shs time ~iil ~
officially designated ~ the second
day ~ .hs isstsistive ssssson.
Mssnwhiis. leaders Of the DIN
sgppafs made . flank attack In
ths sndsayor 10 thwsrs iH.uxurs-
tion ~ osysrnos-E Elect Arthur n
Lsnsi,s.
Representative vass ~
r,esee essssy sol . eseegna
10 shs seattle city esuses1 ssk-
Ing what sestee. n soy. TIT
bspdy ksA tshss $3.50 ~
sssSessA sesigsssSss ~ Mayer
1Aagiss.
., ~ss Indicated shs supporters
OF defeated Gsib~rnsfsstsi cansh-
date G. q. OH waatd taks . dssss-
mined stand on the tschniesiity ~
L~nxiis's siiEib.ilfy for the Eovsr-
norship 80 long ~ he stlii h~id
the m.yor.ii,y post
nssgest pssssstns ~ ~
fD~msessshe esurss u - No.
s~~sstsssses ss1 ~ ssssfsss
isy In NJ wyssesy -shsss1a1
ss-p~gs sepsst - Osss<sfvs
a. &. spesss. fsvusss Ssvth-
~est chief sf tn fs1esa1
bsssess NJ iss~sssssstss. vhs
has hess ssspssys1 ~ ~ mn
group In issesssgsas ~ guAss-
ssserisI sisstl0e.
Portions % the report. however.
ssre made asaIlabis 10 tn Dill
COMMITTEES wnsen ~ss elosstsa until
early Tuesday 10 plan the caucus
strategy.
nsseste1 81 thss tssss were
yestea bus s~ssssssssj ehssgss
that officials u -b&ssh- ssussy
~sse ss~s ~ ssAsh shssssss
s.iisis under ssspsesssss ets.
eamssssees ~ ssght II Nov.
-
this being prior 10 the date
set for official counting the ve~
port Rad. and tahuztion OF the
sbrntss ballots in blank county.
saw two men with . stack
Of abssnts~ ballots -. and
we're marking the osIIots."
Aitss Pomsssy. SEATTLE ~
tsssey and peiittcs. istfmsts6
Tuesday M cessty - gsasseisa
was rSescs. but 1eelhDe6 fug-
tber eonsmsat.
Other allegations included In The
psrts Of tbs report were:
Ballots In soma Instances we-U
for instance. ~ = straight
Continued on Page IL. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Pierce County Solons Lose Chance
To Be Major Cog in Law Machinery
tBy Tacoma Times staff writer

CAPITOL OIympia-AII possibility Of anyone from
Pierce county becoming major in house senate adj
minstratve machinery seemingly vanished Monday when
Serad G. Nixon member from the goth district 1929
defeated for house sergeant-at-arms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
State Capitol
BULLETINS

OLYMPIA resolution sss
presented is the hous~ Tuesday
calling upon the director ~ 90
riai security Tn start paying
stopper month old age psasioss
F~b. !.
OLYMPIA The senate Tues
day takes up bI,i. sppfopristinx
SIS 900 for salaries ~ legislators
and their employees and new
angle actual liYng expenses ~
the lawmakers while IN Olympia
The measure contained po,sn-
tai dynamite since II Get no
limit on the amount Of money q
legislator could spend merely
specifying that he had 70 present
signed receipts for all money
spent for food. rent and other
expenditure.
OLYMrfA--sos. Clarence -.
Martins farewell salute 10 Lieut..
Gov. Victor a. Meyers 80. . Kiss
on Tho check.
Political enemies for eight
years. the pair met for ths Last
time ~ the Io,nt session u the
house and senate ~hisb heard
Gov. Martin give his fin.i I'D
dress. Turning from the res-
trum. Gov. Martin shook hands
with Meyers. pulled him eis.~
and kissed him sotndIy ea the
eh~~k.
The packed fhsmb<r reared
With laughter and Vie may have
bIsshed. hut hi. DARK -.isiassd
eountensnee only besB~d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ........-..... 81. si4 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Oath Of offlc. TO house mem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Photos by Smith Studio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
The Cookbooklet Library

THE DEMAND for cookbookles continues HomemakefS
get these weustraed handy recipe books
that everything the culinary line from soup to nuts
Besides the delicious recipes given in the cookbookets
valuable household that viii cut both
your budget half list of available cookbooke IS
given below Order early, you won't be disappointed
Leftover Dishes Detachable Desserts
~. i, 60, n The Candy Book
Dairy Dishes
Flsh ana sea ROOD 1000 Useful Food Facts
300 Egg Recipes Menus for Every Day
Cookbooets TEN CENTS each called for at service
lobby Of The Detroit Times Building FIFTEEN
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Also for your binder which holds all 20
eookbooKlets The binder is FORTY CENTS called for
or FIFTY CENTS by mail
You may buy cookbookIets time many you
wish.
When ordering by mail your request The Detroit
Times Home Institute 1225 Times Square Detroit Mich.
Please plainly your address titles of cook
hOOke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
LIGHT Colors

GRAYED COLORS in a
pooriy-iit room sometimes look
drab and deep colors increase
the gloom. Painting the walls
white or a light, clear tint will
do most for such a room because
these hues reflect the light far
back into the room.
Such decorative treatment will
also Setve "a an aid TO the
conservation of electricity - an
exceedingly important factor
these days when sufficient cleo
tncal energy is vital 10 the
carrying on of defense indus
tries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

when feet seem pulled and Swol-
len.
Business persons who spend
half the night in Convlvial feS-
tivitieS and face a gloomy day
of hard work will find the usual
shower has little or no tonic
effect. What they need for that
comeback is 10 get into a fairly
warm tub. The shoulders should
be submerged.
Stroke the back Of the neck
either with the palms of the
hands or bath brush. The floral
scent encourages deep breathing.
so after about five minutes OF
this one should have a fairly
clear head and be able 10 forget
any thought of fatigue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Proper Way
To Clean
Rugs

WHEN THE sun comes SHIN
ing in carpets and rugs show
every fault, stain and discolora-
ton not 10 mention loose
threads. tears and unraveled
fringes. And it's then we make a
VOW 10 keep carpets in perfect
condition once we've got them
fixed.
Use Broom
Rugs, especially Orientals.
need constant care and must be
frequently cleaned. In between
cleaning ~ sweeper or vacuum,
il is a good idea TO go over fine
carpets with a soft broom. AL
ways clean, vacuum or sweep in
the direction Of the nap. never
against it.
Never, never pull a loose
thread from rugs. Either sew
them in with a needle. or cut
them off neatly and carefully.
The thread may be part Of the
foundation yarn and pulling It
may cause hole.
Cleaning Rugs
AS 10 sending out rugs 10 a
professional cleaner or doing the
shampooing job at home. well.
it's a moot question. Really fine
Orientals or Chinese rugs should
receive the attention of the dry
cleaner and should be sent TO an
establishment that specializes in
this type of work.
Carpets aned at home.
should be free from as much
dust and dirt as possible, and
then wiped off with a cloth
wrung out in clear water TO
which a few drops Of ammonia
have been added a good COM
mercial rug cleaner may be used.
if directions are followed care
fully.
But certainly, even If you are
successful in washing your car
pets and rugs yourself, it is wise
10 send them TO a professional
cleaner every few years. You ii
find it a good outlay. since the
carpets and rugs will come back
looking almost like new.
Revive Colors
Veteran homemakers say
that a weak solution Of alum
used after the carpet has been
cleaned. will help revive faded
or dingy colors. while salt sprin-
killed. over carpets before sweep
ing helps preserve the color and
keeps away moths.
Periodic summing will also
keep moths out. GIVE the rugs
a summing after their bath and
spread them face up in the
morning sun, before it is toe
high. Leave them in the sun
rays for a few hours.
This is an excellent beauty
treatment according TO rug ex-
perts. When putting rugs down
again. ii is a good idea TO vary
their position from time TO time
so that the wear and strain is
equally distributed.
Left in a protected place for
a while. il is astonishing TO note
how the nap and general appear
ance RECEIVERS and takes a new
lease IF life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Leniil Croquettes

y cup dried lentils
= cup dried lima beans
3 plnts water
y small onion
stalk celery
2 slices carrot
/ sprig parsley
cup dried bread crumbs
! egg, slightly beaten
Salt and pepper
tablespoon butter
tablespoon flour
cup cream
Soak lentilS and beans over
night in cold water 10 cover.
Dram. add 3 pintS water, onion,
celery. carrot and parsley Cook
until lentilS are soft; remove
SeaSoningS. drain and rub
through sieve To pulp add
crumbs. eggs. salt and pepper 10
taste Melt butter and -four and
add cream gradually Combine
mixtures and cool. Stir until
thick and smooth, shape. roll in
crumbs and fry IN deep fat 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

degrees). Serve with tomato
sauce.
Tomato Sauce
2 cups cooked tomatoes
| slice onion
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper.
Cook tomatoes and onion ID
minutes, strain. Brown butter.
add flour and when well blended
add the tomato. Bring 10 boil
ing point and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Bath Foams
Tint Water
Aquamarine
BY DONNA GRACE

FAMOUS BEAUTIES Of the
old French court may have had
their solid gold. jewel-Studded
bathtubs but they hardly ever
used them.
Modern heating was not in
vogue, so bathing was unpopular
except in Midsummer. Even then
bath every few months OF 80
was the rule Perfumed oils
were rubbed on, then light rub
with fine linen was the weekly
ablution.
This was before the day of
modern bath foam or any of the
clean. sanitary loveliness we as
sociate with our luxurious bath
ing.
Some Of the most interesting
bath foaH4s- are Hot-only scented
with infinite floral aromas such
as carnation or fresh violets, but
combined with blue sea moss
that tints the water a beautiful
aQuamarine. Sea salts help to
reduce swelling and do a lot 10
clear the head and relax nerves.
Rainbow Eoams
Such baths are a pickup for
any one. but the teen age and
party-going big sisters go into
ecstacies at the thought of these
rainbow foams that never fail
TO bring them back alive.
Young debs and business girls
whose days are filled with excite
ment and obligations depend on
the refreshing foam bath for
complete relaxation before the
dinner engagement.
A.warm tub IS preferred 10
the hot or cold temperature.
While stretched out in the tub.
one should make a practice Of
moving the toes and rotating the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Quick Dinners
With Taste
Appeal

QUICK MEALS for the fam
lily are part of every experienced
homemaker's repertory. But
ideas for quick ones with that
special something which makes
them company fare are harder
10 find.
They call for bit OF plan
ming and a little advanced work.
Then, If the ingredients are all
assembled and some Of the food
has been cooked ahead of time
and placed in the refrigerator,
you are free.
You can spend most OF the
afternoon entertaining you r
guests, driving. playing golf,
working for your favorite char
ity or just visiting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Thursday, September 4, 194l
Serve Leftover Roast
AS Appealing En+ree
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

DRESS UP those left-overs.
Make them into combinations
that are as delicious as they are
economical.
The last bit OF a roast. an
assortment of cooked vegetables,
fish or poultry may be turned
into ala appetizing entree. Simply
combine with a thick cream
sauce and seasoning. shape and
dip in eggs and crumbs; Try IN
deep hot fat.
Especially nice fixed in this
manner are veal croquettes.
Serve with buttered green beans
and fresh fruit salad.
Veal Croquettes
4 tablespoons shortening
; tablespoons flour
!. teaspoon salt.
l cup milk.
IL cups finely chopped veal
NtdOlDOil JdA1'
teaspoon lemon Juice
- teaspoon cayenne
Flour
l beaten egg
Cracker crumbs
Melt shortening in saucepan,
add -four, salt aHdHbfend we'll!
Add milk and cook over low
heat. stirring until sauce is
smooth and very thick. Add
fineiH1e chopped ground yea J..
onion juice. lemon juice and cay
enne. Blend well. spread in a
shallow pan and allow 10 cool.
Shape into patties, rolls or
cones; dredgc with -four, then
dip into beaten egg 10 which one
tablespoon OF cold water has
been added. Roll IN crumbs and
set on a wire cake rack 10 dry
for Ii minutes. Fry in deep TAT
which has been preheated 10
375 degrees until golden brown
Drain on unglazed- paper and
serve at once.
VEGETABLE CROQUETTES
are perfect meatless main dish
foods. Here's one that Is not
only rich in flavor but high IN
satisfying qualities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Cream Dish
Is Time
Saver

BUSY HOMEMAKERS will I
relish this Satiny-smooth gelatin
and cream dessert, not only be-
cause of its tangy flavor, but
also because il is such "A time
saver. It's a delicious dish that
can be prepared the day before
and tucked into the refrigerator
10 be ready 10 serve whenever
wanted.
Velvet Cream
? tablespoons unflavored gela-
tin
u cup cold water
2 eggs, separated
: cup sugar
= cup hot milk
/ cup canned Hhsweetened
pineapple juice
l cup whipping cream
i teaspoon salt.
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Beat egg yolks slightly. Add
sugar and hot milk gradually.
Place in top of double boiler and
cook over hot water until mix
ture coats the spoon. Add soft
.ened gelatin. Stir until dissolved
and cool. Add pineapple juice
slowly, stirring constantly. When
mixture begins TO -tbic!<en, fold
in cream which has been
whipped TO a custard-like con-
sistency. and egg whites beaten
until stiff, but not dry. with a
teaspoon salt.
Pour mixture into attractive
mold. if desired and chill until
firm. Unmold on a platter and
serve surrounded with crushed
fruits, sweetened to taste. Yield:
l quart or 8 servings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

IlKI CITING SOAPS IN oNIi Rich dirt-tac-
king suds that get white clothes shades whittier!
YES, " MORE SUBS than the average of all 8
leading brands tested. Or bountiful pure sudS
that do your rayonS and smart couonS safely!
Super SudS does both Jobs perfectly.
AMERIcA's RAYoN ExPERrs, Better Fabrics Test.
ing Bureau and L. s. Testing Co. have hundreds
of tests on record broting Super Suds is Rayon-
Safe. Safe for washable colors. too!
ANr NoMIN cHtER Super Suds in the dishpan,
too. Because Super Studs gives quick, grease cut
ting suds that make dishes and glassware
sparkle :. sudS that are kind TO hands.
BUY THE $40 sIUI sox of Super Suds today.
Remember-itS Rayon.Safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Quick Tops

II the meat dish which is the
center of the meal is easily pre-
pared and hearty enough 10 be
satisfying, you can fix the salad
course at the table Add des-
sert of ice cream and cake
frozen pudding or something
quickly cooked or made up
ahead of time
Here's suggestion for the
main dish for one Of these oc-
casions. It is a planked ham
steak with Spanish rice in green
pepper cases. Cook the rice and
parboil the pepper shells ahead
OF time.
Ham Steak Dinner
! slice smoked ham. = inch
thick
cup fruit juice
1 small parboled red apples
4 parboiled green peppers
= cups Spanish rice.
Score fat around the ham.
Rroil ten minutes without turn
ing. basting several times with
fruit JUICE. Remove 10 plank
COR fireproof platter with broiled
side down.
FIJI the pepper cases with
Spanish rice rice cooked in
seasoned tomatoes. Arran & Q
around the ham. with the APP
pies. Return 10 the oven 10 heat
through and to broil the other
side Of ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

feet-not much. but enough 10
relieve tension I'm muscles that
have been encased IN shoes for
hours.
Stretch ar the knees, Too. and
you viii be delighted with the
sense Of relief you feel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Foot Bath

Bath salts or foam may be
used for the hands during the
day or when there is not time
enough for a full bath.
The foot bath, too, may be
enjoyed while you sit before a
mirror doing the rest of your
toilet. Soak the feet for five
minutes, then dry we'll and pow
der. Have The bath water cool
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Reds Battle for
Whole Of Crimeu

100 miles from Seva5topol 1t was
probably the most important vic
tory since the Red army drove the
Germans out of ROstov-cn Don.
Addressing Lieut.. Gen. D. T. Koz-
low commander Of Caucasian troops,
and vice Admiral +. S. Oktiabrsky,
commander of the Black sea fleet,
Stain said:
T congratulate you upon your
victory ever the enemy and liberia
ton of the town and fortress of
Kerch and the town of Feodosiya
from the German-FasciSt invaders. y
His congratulations also went to
the valiant troops Of General Pes
Wlshin and General LyoV and the
glorious seamen of the group OF
WarshipS of Captain of first rank
Basistyi. who laid the beginning of
the liberation Of the Soviet Crimea. .
Russian cOmmuniques said the
Caucasian forces landed on tn Q
Crimean coast Dec 1890 in CO.
operation with naval forces Of the
Red Banner Black sea fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the SUNDAY Post-Press, eS-
tablished 1866 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street, Ell centro, Calf,
Paul JENKINS, publisher; A c.
Johnston, vice president and gem
eral manager; L. a. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Member, California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Entered at El Centre, California,
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California
&C per copy.
IN conjunction with the Pos
Press (Sundays), per month 75c;
paid-in advance. 8 months, $2.10;
6 months. $4.00; one year. $3.50;
outside California 81 per month
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Nationwide System of Factory
Controlled Retread Plants

For a number Of years, the Firestone organ
izatiOn has recognized the merit and economy
of retreading tires, and as a result, have built
up nationwide system of 1872 retread plants
strategically located to provide retreading
service for our dealers and stores and their
customers To meet the present emergency,
these plants are operating "a hours a day, 7
days week. By the process of retreading
which we have developed, as much as 80 per
cent of the mileage built into the original tread
is added to the life of the tire and the quality
of workmanship and material is such that we
are able to extend our lifetime guarantee to
every FireSt0ne retread.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
The Reserve Supply of Rubber

Kecnly aware Of this strategic Importance
of rubber and anticipating the day when the
United States might be cut off from the Far
East, our government, in cooperation with the
rubber industry began more than two years
ago to build up a reserve supply. After Pearl
HarbOr it became necessary to take drastic
steps to protect this precious store Of rubber
and on December II our government issued an
order prohibiting the sale Of tires and tubes to
anyone not having a priority rating Of A-3 or
better. These temporary restrictions will end
on January ), and they will be superseded by
new regulations which are now being formu-
lated.
How long restrictions will remain in force
will depend upon the course Of future events.
Naturally, when our Allied Forces are victor
ious in the Far East shipments of rubber to
the United States will be resumed. But in the
meantime steps are being taken to relieve the
present situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Facts About Synthetic Rubber

The first Of these is the expansion of facii-
tiles for the manufacture Of synthetic rubber.
There are a number Of large plants now under
construction and one for which we are respon-
sible will be ready for production in the first
part of 1912 Nearly 10 years ago our organ
izaton began experimenting with various
types of synthetic rubber, and in May, 1888,
we produced the first synthetic rubber tires
ever manufactured for Uncle Sans forces.
AS more synthetic rubber becomes available,
we consistently increased our production Of
synthetic rubber tires The most important
elements needed for the manufacture of syn
thetic rubber are butadiene and styrene, both
by-products Of petroleum, which commodity
the United States is fortunate in having avail
able within its borders in unlimited quall-
titles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Hawaii Air Bases
At Full Strength,
INSPECTION Shows
Ry WILLIAM F. TYRE

HONOLULU, Dec. 81. fUPl-A
| tour of HaWaii's Army air bases
disclosed today they have been COM
pletcly reinforced and their per-
sonnel is ready and eager for further
combat.
Although the exact nature of the
reinfOrcemenIs is a military secret
it may be revealed that the Army
has enough planes to keep things
lively" for any enemy, no matter
how ambitious its attack.
Many of the planes are SO new
that packing materials still were
stuck to their wings as they rested
on broad runWayS. their guns loaded
and their pilots ready for action.
Lieut.. George S. Welch, 80, of Will
mingtOn, Del, who shot Gown Iour
japanese planes in the sneak attack
Of Dec. 7, said he was Just itching
for another 60
wed like to see them come
back" he said.
High school girls were Stringing
up camouflage for the Armys new
est equipment at one base, typify-
ing the slogan "everybody's help
ing
The Navy announced that Rear
Admiral William r. Furlong had
assumed office as the first COM
mandAnt of the Pearl Harbor Navy
yard Appointment of cOmmandant
places the base in the same cate
CORY as Norfolk, New York and
ether Navy yards in the United
! States.
Rear Admiral c. c. Bloch. COM
mandant OF the 4lh naval district,
also named Furlong assistant of
| the district.
Gov. Joseph B. PoindeXter APP
pointed Frank S. LoCey, president
of the territorial board of agricul-
ture and forestry, to succeed Earl
Doty, who resigned as director of
civilian defense.
He announced LOO persons had
volunteered as workers in the regis
tering and fingerprinting of all
Oahu residents, which begins to-
morrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-31
Vain Axis Attack
Seeks 10 Shaster
Trap in Near East

CAIRO, Dec. 81 tUP) - German
and Italian troops in the Agedabia
area. SO to 100 miles south of Ben
ghaM are fighting desperately to
prevent enlightenment by British I'M
perialS and are using all their tank
strength against attempts TO cut off
their retreat into Tripolitania, Brit
ISL Middle East general headquar-
ters said TO-DAY.
A cCmmunique said axis troops in
the Agedabia area yesterday again
employed their whole remaining
tank strength, supported by in
fantry, with the object Of trying to
prevent British development of the
enemy'S southern flank"
"A heavy engagement ensued in
which We again inflicted consider
able damage to enemy armored
fighting vehicles and motor trans
port, headquarters said.
The cOmmunique added that the
British lost II tanks in a battle
Monday in which ~ German tanks
We're Knocked out. Twenty of
the enemy tanks were destroyed and
% others damaged.