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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-25

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
US. Navy FIeetio Seek 0ui Enemy, Destroy Him; Adm.
 Nimiiz Gives Out Statement

HONOLULU, H. l., Feb. 3-Every ship and every man of the United States Fleet, afloat and ashore, IS now being utilized to the fullest ex- tent to bring the war to the ene- my's front door
 This is the statement made by Admiral Chester w. Nimitz today.
 Admiral Nimitz also said the fleets spectacular assault on the Japanese concentrations on the Marshall and Gilbert Island groups on Sunday was in accordance with the characteristic tradition of the United States Navy to seek out the enemy and destroy him.
 The Commander in- Chief said the attack by "our ships and planes on the islands was a splendid achievement
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
DUTCH BASE IS ATTA(kED
 BY YJApANE5E
Soerabaja Air Raided Fol- lowing Successful Raid
 of U. 5. Force

BATAVIA, Feb 3-Strong Japa- nese air forces today smashed Soer- abaja, one of the East Indies great naval bases, and it's flanking air fields in an evident attempt to cripple the United Nations strik- ing power.
 The attack followed in the wake of an American aerial attack in which two and possibly three in- vasion transports were sunk in Macassar Strait.
 The strike at Soerabaja is the first enemy thrust on Java de- lenses of the Dutch. The Dutch admit the raiders scored some dam age on the naval establishments.
 Soerabaja lies close to the south ern gate of Macassar Strait.
 The Aneta News Agency says the batteries and mobile anti-aircraft guns defending the base went into action and bagged at least one bomber of the Japanese and sev- eral fighter planes escorting the 20 bombers in the enemy armada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
GREAT JAP = FLEET SEEN
 BYCHINE5E
Heavy Troop Movement Off Annoy Protected
 by Al Wdrships

CHUNGKING, Feb. 3-A huge Japanese convoy. including 41 warships and enough transports to carry an entire division today was sighted steaming south of Formo- Sd Strait, off Annoy, in one of sev- eral moves by the Tokyo command to make up it's heavy losses of manpower in the Southwest Pa cific, a Chinese army spokesman said.
 The spokesman said the convoy consisted of 69 ships in all, in- cluding nine large ships. one me- dium vessel and Il small trans ports, and six launches and hos pital ship in addition to the war ships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
B RITISH IN
 SLASH MOVE,
 LIBYAN MOVE
Imperial Forces Conten- frdte on Destroying
 Enemy Equipment
CBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

British North African troops, thrown back 225 miles in less than two weeks, today were reported at tacking Rommel's armies wherever they are found' in western Libya in an attempt to check the head long Axis counter offensive.
 A British spokesman, emphasiz- ing the prime necessity of destroy ing the enemy's forces by desert warfare, declared:
 'The area is not important, but tanks, men and trucks are.
 Cairo headquarters indicated Rommeps vanguards have reached the vicinity of Slonta, 1O5 miles northeast of Bengasi and 225 miles northeast of Elaghila, highWater mark of the British January oi fensive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
REDS FORGE ON TOWARD
 vITAL(ITY
British Claim Nazi Gener- : aIs Are Pleading for
 Fresh Troops
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs)

Russian troops dragging machine guns and cannon on sledges in temperatures 40 degrees Fahren- heit below zero today were report ed surging forward at several pcints.
 The drive was aimed against Smolensk, 210 miles west of Mos COW.
 At the same time the British ~a- dio said the German generals have demanded that Hitler send 20 fresh, picked divisions to the Soviet front immediately, threa tening that otherwise it will be very difficult, if not impossible to prevent a gen. eral Russian break through"
 Soviet dispatches said German air and tank endorsements arriv- ing from the Ukraine front are more than being matched by Red Army weapons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

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Japanese Fighter Planes Bring Down Flying Boat
 -13 Persons Killed

MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. B. Japanese fighter planes brought down an Australian civilian flying boat, killing 13 persons.
 The attack took place last Fri day near the Timor Island port of Koepang.
 This is apparently the reason for the unexplained announcement that the Empire Air Mail Austral- ian line has suspended service for the time being. 1.
 Those killed were the crew and civilian, not military. passengers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 2as, American Can 63A, Anaconda 27as, Bethlehem Steel GA, Commonwealth and South ern 9/3O, Curtiss Wright 8, Inter national Harvester 5012, Kennecott 347s, New York Central 9ss, North ern Pacific 6A, United States Steel 53A, pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

WASHINGTON = They are not advertising it but congressional probers are putting the microscope on the personnel of the several score three member Alien Enemy Hearings Boards appointed by At torney General Francis Riddle.
 The boards, one for every Fed eral court district, were set up to pass on charges against alien ene- mics.
 Members of Congress have re- ceived numerous complaints about individuals put on these boards. Some of them are accused of hav- ing business and social connections with enemy aliens, and to have dis played suspicious reluctance to deal forcefully with influential question able enemy aliens.
 Complaints also have been re- ceived that some of the Board members themselves are not native born Americans.
 One congressman from big city has a number of letters from irate constituents charging that when a wealthy alien enemy business man was taken into custody on evidence of espionage, several members of the local Alien Hearings Board evinced marked friendliness toward him.
 Congressional curiosity about these Alien Enemy Hearings Boards is part of a mounting undercover feeling on Capitol Hill that the spy and fifth column problem n the country is not being met with the rigorous realism needed. Pri- vately, members of Congress are saying that certain Administration ties seem more concerned about what they term civil liberties than the security of the nation.
 The inside fact is that our counter-espionage authorities are being frequently hampered in the.r work by other officials obsessed with civil liberty" theories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
Aussies al Fortress Told United Nations Scheme New Thrust al Jdps INVADERS MA55ING
 AT PENINSULA TIP Direct Attack on Island Bastion Expected
 Before Long
lRY ASSOCIATED PREssl

Australian Army Minister Forde today declared ia big movement by the allies is under way to counter Japan's sweep in the far Pacific. Even as Japanese dive bombers struck violently at Singapore and a Tokyo military spokesman said a direct assault on the island strong hold was imminent, Forde declared in broadcast to Australian Imper- ial forces at Singapore that each hour Japan's siege armies are held at bay permits the massing and de- ployment of more endorsements and the accumulation of more weapons.
 Tt does not need my words to impel you, therefore, to hold on," he said.
 Forde did not specify the nature or direction of the new movement.
 Flames Reach High
 High reaching flames, destruction and some casualties were reported in Singapore as the Japanes e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
MatArfhur' 5 Forces Write New Heroic Chapter in
 Defense Annals
LANDING FORCES ARE
 MET WITH GUNFIRE
Picked Shock Troops Shot from Air, Land in A.
 tempted Raids

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 Gen Douglas MacArthur's American Filipino defenders have written a new heroic chapter in the battle of Batan Peninsula by beating off two fresh Japanese attempts to land on the west coast of the peninsula last night.
 Successfully attacking the Jap anese right flank, three lines of enemy trenches were also overrun, the War Department says today. and a large amount of Japanese equipment fell into American hands.
 Regarding the attempted landing of the Japanese on the west coast of Batan Peninsula, the War De- apartments communique says that Gen. MacArthur reports that picked Japanese shock troops first at tempted to land, only to be driven eff by artillery fire.
 Second Attempt Fails
 The communique continues. "A second and more serious attempt was made at midnight when large number of barges, under na- val escort, approached the coast. The attempted raid was discovered by few of our night flying pur- suit planes and they immediately attacked the convoy with light bombs and machine gun fire.'
 The communique further says that the American troops and ar tillery gunners waited on the beach and as the Japanese approached they letter go" inflicting bloody casualties with their deadly fire and none of the invading group reached shore"
 Gen. Macarthur later reported, the War Department communique says, that in the morning num- Der of shot and smashed barges, some burning. and others adrift, were found along the coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
HIGHWAY BILL TESTIMONY TO
 BE PRESENTED
Governor Gruening 10 Be Heard by House Public
 Land Committee

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 - The House Public Lands Committee will take testimony tomorrow from Gov ernor Ernest Gruening and other Territorial officers on a bill to con- struct S25,O00,000 highway to AL aska from the United States.
 The bill was introduced by Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond, who urged construction of the road, particu- larly in view of the approval given by the War Department to the project.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Repre- sentative s. o. Bland, Chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, announces the committee will inquire into the op- eration and protection of the Pa- cific fishing industry at hearing on February 12.
 Bland said the committee will seek to determine if legislation is needed and, if so, what form it should take.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
]. {. RETTIE LEAVES
 FOR WASHINGTON, DC.

To attend conferences concerning regional problems with the head quarters of the National Resources Planning Board in Washington, D. C., J. c. Kettle. Counselor for the National Resources Planning Board in Juneau, will leave this week by plane.
 He expects to be detained in Washington for several weeks on official business
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
Dread Typhus Spreads Info
 German Area
Lousy Nazis Garry Disease Home from Front,
 Berlin Says

BERN, Feb = Spotted typhus has spread from the eastern front ically or comfortably successful as to Germany and Nazi occupied areas, the German Health Ministry announced today, listing 126 cases in Germany and 138 in the oc- cupied eastern countries.
 A demarcation line has been es- tablished, at which persons coming from the east are examined for lice. primary typhus carrier. The village of Pernik in Bulgaria was mentioned as one place where the disease has broken but.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
Bomb potked England Furnished Information
 To Be Used by inc us.
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3--If state, county and local police in this country aren't prepared for the na- tional emergency, whether it's sim ply conveying motorized troop movements through their respective bailiwicks or handling an all-out air raid and gas attack, it won't be because they haven't already been told.
 No sooner had the United States gotten into World War II, than the Federal Bureau of Investigation jumped into print with it's "FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin with everything it had been able to learn from first-hand observation of the activities and responsibilities of police in bomb-pocked England, Some of this informa ior, through the national and local of flee of civilian defense, has already been made public, but much of it hasn't and some that hasn't is of more than passing interest.
 For example, sandbagging has
 always been considered a pretty
 efficient defense precaution.
 The FBI points out that it is
 only so temporarily. Bags rot.
 the sand washes out, the pro-
 tective wall collapses. Besides,
 it has been found in London
 that they become ideal homes
 for a legion of rats.
 More permanent and far more satisfactory in the matter of pro- lection are offset. brick walls, IA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
Singapore Fzaning, Awaiting Jap Assault
Hearing on Fishing in
 Alaskan Waters During
 War Set for February 12

The House committee will hear testimony of representatives of the Alaska fishing industry and go into steps necessary to protect the in- dustry during the war. If legisla- tion is found advisable, it will be introduced
 Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- mond requested the hearing, stat ing that fishing in certain waters off the Alaskan Coast may be cur tailed during the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
Silver Fox Farming
 Covers 38 Sfdtes

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 The next silver fox round your shoulder probably will come from a U. s. farm. The first fur-farming census by the government shows 2,655 silver fox farms in 38 states with a production of about three-fourths of the pelts on the U. s market even before the war. Wisconsin led all the rest of the states with 493 farms producing 101,439 pelts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
SITKA MAN SERVES
 OUT FINE IN JAIL

Burl Wilson, of Sitka, was fined S100 on a drunk and disorderly charge by United States Commis- sioner w. w Knight, of that city. He is serving out the fine in the Sitka jail according to word re- ceived here by the United States Marshal's office today. It will take him fifty days to complete the sentence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
GOES LIP IN FLAMES

The Atlin Co-Operative store on Spruce Creek, Atlin district, was recently destroyed by fire. Frank Xvi, the manager. believes the fire might have been started by gaso- line lamp used in the cellar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
PRICES MONDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed Monday at 21a, American Can GA, Anaconda 273s, Bethlehem Steel 63la, Commonwealth and Southern 9i3O, Curtiss Wright 8, Interna- tional Harvester 49Is, Kennecott 34A, New York Central 9A, Nor thern Pacific 6A, United States Steel 53h, Pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

 FUND SET
 .Up BY U. }.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 The Senate has passed the bill setting up a four billion dollar fund to insure private property against damages resulting from bombing or other attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
DIVORCE GRANTED

Margaret Birkenbach has beer granted divorce from Arthur J Birkenbach in the United States District Court by Judge George F Alexander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
TO EXTEND OPERATIONS

The Mayukon Gold Placers Ltd, in the Mayo District, intends to employ 25 men during the coming season operating on Haggart Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
DOW. HOMES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 109.99, rails 28.3I, utilities 14.26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03
BUYS IN WHITEHoRsE

George Landers, of the Atlin dis trict, has gone to Whitehorse and purchased bakery and cafe which he will operate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

The only known deposit of cryo- lite is in Greenland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-03

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-17
Parolee COnfesses he Shot,
Ran Over William TOmpkins

with the unconscious Tompkins
into the country, and was driving
along the Cavanaugh Lake Rd.
when Tompkins fell out OF the car,
In backing up TO pick him up,
Maloney said that he accidentally
ran over Tompkins who was lying
in the road
Leaving Tompkins in the tall
grass bordering the road, which
completely hid the unconscious
man. Maloney said that he then
drove Tompkins' car TO Chelsea.
Jackson, Albion, Marshall, Battle
Creek, and Gary. In Gary. he said
that the sight OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad station gave him an i'm
pulse TO return 10 Washtenaw Coun--
ty in order TO give himself up.
He said that he returned TO De-
troit by train. and took the bus TO
Ann Arbor. He spent Monday night
in ST. James Hotel under an as
sumed name, and was caught Tues
day in the barbershop near the
hotel by Deputy Sheriff Klager.
When arrested Maloney still had
$50 OF the $50 which he stole from
Tompkins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-17
Ann Arbor News
Honorary Degree Given
Prof. Alfred H. White

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 17-Prof.
Alfred II. White. founder OF the
University department OF chemical
engineering in 1914, has received
an honorary degree OF Doctor OF
Science at the Northwestern Uni
versity. Evanston. Ill.
DR.. White, graduate OF the Uni
yersity here in 1898. took advanced
work in chemical engineering both
here in 1s96-s7 and at Polytech-
nicum, Zurich, Switzerland. He
began with an assistantship in
chemistry at the University OF Illi-
nois in 1898. Later his work there
and abroad led 10 teaching pro-
motions and TO his appointment as
professor of chem cal engineering
here in 1907. In 1914 chemical en-
cheering was made a department.
with Prof. White as its chairman.
He resigned from his position last
February TO devote himself entire
ly TO teaching and research.
AS president of the Society for
the Promotion OF Engineering Ed
ucation, Prof. White, accompanied
by Mrs. White. attended the dedica-
ton OF the institutions new Tech
biological Institute Monday. The
degree was conferred on him az an
honors convention.