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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
SheriH,s Men
Always Get
Their SmeH

Saturday night was a rough
one for St. Clair river smelt,
which were enjoying swim off
the waterfront Of the state park
at Port Huron.
Helping to make II that way
for them were two parties OF
Mount Clemens fishermen.
Leonard Dalecke and his 10
year-old son, Elmer, both Of 1873
Dickinson avenue, and William
Schalm, Of As Eastman street,
arrived in Port Huron at 10 pm,
waited half an hour for a place
in the ranks OF the crowd who
were dipping the fish and had
all they could use and then some
by midnight. Even Elmer
dipped out his own half-bushel
of the finny specimens.
Adding to that grief Of the
snlelt, was the arrival at Port
Huron Of Deputy Sheriffs Leon
Kandt and Cornelius Gudeneau,
and Special Deputy John Dona-
hue. They took forty gallons of
smelt into custody without any
quarrel with the S.. Clair county
sheriffs force over the matter Of
jurisdiction.
The boys are modest about
whether they always get their
man.
They just admit that they
most always do get ter smelt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Promotions
Continued from Page

formerly been in the Quarter
master Corps and in the Civilian
Conservation Corps.
First Lieut.. Joseph De Wees,
a resident of Greenfield, Indi-
ana, Won a captalncy and came
TO the nearby air field after
serving at Fort Knox, Kentucky
and also in Wisconsin maneu-
vcrS.
Second Lieut. Alfred Dehle, Of
Yonkers, New York, became a
first lieutenant and has been on
active duty for about year, it
was stated.
Second Lieut.. Frank M. Jones,
Of 1926 Asbury Park, Detroit,
was granted a first licutencncy,
and Second Lieut.. Glenn Nc
Feters, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
won similar promotion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13

No attempt is being made to
make a profit on the presenta
ton. Admission charges are
merely to cover expenses. The
musical organization reports to-
day that a large number of
tickets have already been sold.
They will also be available at
the door.
Mrs. c. II. r. Mackenzie, pro-
gram chairman for the Monday
Musical, today said that j.
Dorsey Callaghan, of Detroit,
torcrn,lu ~ M.G,nt Ger org, VIII
introduce I9aeGtiSe1s ne. Cal
laghan is music critic Of the De-
troit Free Press.
Maekelberghe's program will
include numbers of his own COM
position, as well as selections
from organ classics.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Al
Continued from Page |

NONTInutu IFOW Fase I -
or Ebeling; Jerry Jones, 10, fifth
year handiCraft, New Haven,
himself acting leader; and Will
liam Diener, -, fourth-year
handIcra't, Washington, leader,
Mrs. Eleanore Beardsley. Alter
mates II m d are Handicraft,
McrWin Hop3 and Fred TeSsmcr
i'm handiCraft; and Donna Mae
Teller, Blanche Bull and Phyllis
HensChen, all in clothing classes.
Mary Ellen Dietzcl, of ST.
Clair Shores, has been appointed
TO attend Rress Revue one day
during club week, il was stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Ophimist Club
Meets Tuesday

Members Of the newly formed
Mount Clemens Optimist Club
will meet Tuesday noon at the
Hotel McdCa.
Martin Ryan, DctrOitCr Opt
mist club organizer, Will attend
the meeting as will several mem
bers of me Port Huron club.
Al Cudlip, president Of the
Port Huron club, will be the
speaker for the occasion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Philippines
Continued from Page 1

Dor Of Darwin, Australia. The
master, Captain f. S. Link,
died later Of wounds. One crew
member was killed and eight
we're wounded.
Ten raids were made on Cor
regidor in the past twenty-four
hours, the War Department
said, raising the total to % in the
last two days.
The Communiquc said there
we're some casualties but mill
tary installations sustained only
minor damage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Just a Group
of Friends
1t Appears

lanS who decided 10 take a little
auto ride and see the country
are en- route home today after
paying a visit TO Michigan that
they found TO be slightly grisly
in spots VIII III they b &c m
guests of two Macomb county po-
lice departments.
They ran sfoul of "the law
in rcsta urant in St Clair
Shores where officers attention
was attracted TO them by disprO-
portionate numbers of girls, two,
and men, five. The two girls
were wearing Stacks and were
teen age and the officers sized
them up as being runaways. So
they we're first invited TO pay
visit TO st. Clair Shores police
headquarters. The boys were held
there and the two girls were
sent TO Mount Clemens 10 be the
we're TO Mount Clemens TO be the
guests Of Sheriff Jacob Theut
and his matron. However, the
number OF feminine guests at the
county hotel had used up all the
accommodations so the two girls,
a comely blond and a far from
unattractivc brun t, were regret
fully uShereT downstairs to ac-
cept Accommodations in the city
jail.
There the two girls found the
accommodations far less to their
liking than those at st. Clair
Shores headquarters where they
were more or less honored guests
Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon. The st. Clair Shores
city fathers select their officers
with more regard for their man.
~ or Clark Gable, appearance
than doe tie city here, the girls
were inclined TO believe.
That is, first.
Emphasizing tn a { fact was
that Sergt. Eugene Smith Of the
local department let them sweep
up the Jail Sunday noon so the
time would pass gu C K er. A
stroCg eesie"">~ =, - -theory
that woman S place is the home,
the officer aid his best TO make
the city Jail seem like home TO
his two guests. They embarrass-
cd him slightly by sweeping two
whisky {lasses out of one corner
of the cell block. A survey con-
Quoted indicated that they had
been left there by a former
lodger.
st. Clair Shores police invited
them back down for Sunday aft
ernoon and fed them hamburg
crs, popcorn and candy.
They were awfully nice TO
us, and we didn't want to come !
back up here" they confided TO
local officers and reporter last
night"
Their attitude wounded the CT
vic pride OF the local force.
The girls were provided with
cigarettes, chewing gum, extra
blankets with which TO thickly
pad the chill, steel foundation
OF their cell beds. The city has
not yet got around to providing
easy rest mattresses for its
guests.
Don't call us kids" one said
protestlngly 10 the reporter. |
Were n inc zen years old. |
Couldn't you ask the lady up
stairs (matron of the county jaiD |
to let us have a little powder.
Or If she has some hair curriers'. .
We loo. terrible"
You look just fine TO u.s."
one gallant officer declared 10y
ally. "And l always did like
blondes"
The blonde regarded her fin
Ser-nailS dispaSSionately.
Everybody does"
Their parents were notified .
and came here this morning to
take them back home.
No charges will be preferred .
against 'nyone, st, Clair Shores
police said.
They were all friends down
there and just started out for a
ride the officers explained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Choir
Continued from Page !

a non-credit basis shortly after
he came here in the fall Of 1887
following his graduation from
Northwestern University, Since
then, the choir has appeared
countless times before local or
CARNATIONS.
The choir sang the required
In the Night Christ Came
Walking and offered "Emitte
Spiritum, Tuum' as its optional
number. Strangely, the critics
found the required number more
to their liking
Hardin Van DcurSCn, Of the
University of Michigan, deScrib-
ed the first number as "thcm's
the cats pajamas' while Harper
Maybe, Of Western Michigan
College Of Education, called the
choir dashing George StriCklinG,
director of music at Cleveland
Heights, was the third judge.
McGhCe's c h DIR competed
against Is others in Class A. In
the afternoon the 80 Choirs en-
tered in Glasses A. B and c
Joined in presenting concert
that was broadcast over a Lam
sing radio station.
Contributions from the High
Twelve, Rotary, klwanlS, Lions
and Monday Musicale helped dc
fray expenses Of the trip.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13

unrivaled experience OF the con-
ditions Of modern naval war.
Without giving the enemy
useful information, ! cannot
make any statement about the
strength # the forces at Admiral
Somcrvillc'S disposal nor of the
reason which led him 10 make
the dispositions of his fleet for
which nc was responsible.
Nothing nm these dispositions
or i'm the consequences which
followed from them have IN any
way weakened the confidence Of
the admiralty i'm his judgment"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Alfred Rowland
Denies Charges
Stonds Mute on
Wife BEATING Count

Alfred Rowland, -, OF 4089
East Eight Mile road, Van Dyke,
stood m u t on wife beating
charges upon arraignment this
morning before Justice Donald j.
Parent.
Justice Parent entered a plea
Of not guilty and set trial for as
sault and battery for April %
at 10 a Row lands wife.
Frances, charges she was beaten
April II.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Noted 0rganisi
Here Tonight
Mack elbershe
Concert Awaited

Music lovers OF Mount Glenn
ems are looking forward to the
concert to be presented this eve
ming by August Maekelberghe,
noted organist, in the Methodist
Church at 8 o'clock.
The Monday Musical is spon-
soring the concert, which is open
to the public at a nominal price.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Charles McGhee Elected
Vocal Groups Officer

Charles Bernard McGhee, di-
rector OF mus" at Mount Glenn
ems High school, Saturday was
elected treasurer of the Michi-
gen State Vocal Association by
members meeting at East Lam
sing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
BOWEL WORMS
CAN'T HURT ME-!
That's what you think!

Learn the truth Nowadays It Is easy for you
or anybody, nnywhere--to catch" round
worms. And these ugly creatures can cause
great distress inside you, tUithout Jour cvcn
knoWino uItdt is tcron1.
Use Jsyne's VermifuSe to drive out round
worms before they can get act" and make
Trouble. Jayne's is Americas best known
proprietary worm medicine: used by mil
lions for over n century.
When you notice hdgeting. itchy nose or
s~st. uneasy stomach. loss of weiSht-suspect
roundworms-snd get Jayne's Nsrmifuse
right away II expes stubborn worms, yet
acts very gently. When no wororA ara there,
II works merely as q mild laxative. Demand
Jsyns's NsrmifuEel At all drug stores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April -
-lP)-Pitchcr Hal Turpin of
the Seattle Rainicrs is getting
enough back-pats today to last
the rest of the season.
He turned i'm one Of the first
no-hittcrS Of the year last night,
blankinC San Diego 20 and let
ting only ono player reach first
-nn z walk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
ABLE COMMANDER

The naval operations were
under command of Admiral Sir
James Somervillc. an officer
who for the past two years has
been engaged in the western
Mediterranean and has almost
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-13
Jap Fleet
Continued from Page |

"''FFH"N" TUT nv =
Bengal counted at most cruis-
er force and a pair of aircraft
carriers with supporting craft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-18

Royal" the name that's
known from coast to coast
for beautiful robes! Another
triumph, these precious lO0%
all-wool flannel robes at
$10.95! Finely tailored and
generously cut with q wide
lap and sweeping full length.
Royal blue. Sizes IL to 40.
Kann's-Robes Street Floor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
arieg nnD G6lferbak
Dbio @aiienfrennb

SauIenoen bon 8omben iiberfallen,
unb slpar in iteieenoem Tempo, ba
sic amerifaniid)e Grobuftion iib bon
Sag at Sag lteiaert. @rflarenb, oab
Mnlerifa mo England nnnadiibtis
ibre Sffeniipe fortieten iperoen, biz
es fir 9eutidlano ,nmoglih fein
miro, Sen ariee fort5uieeen, beritan
bigte Sarris oas beutlbe Bolt, BOB
Die erIten sSliegerobteilungen - Die
GorlGufer elmer ean3en 5lieeerarmee
- in ENGLAND bon Sen Ser. Staaten
aneefommen maren. Die bon Der
&ass in Saene eeiebten iliegeran-
ariffe Sauienher bon sslna5emgen,
folhe ipie ouf &oln, giien uno 8re-
men, ipiiroen inn Bereleidb nit ben
nod fom,nenoen, tpenn oie Ser. Stoa-
n-8omber Dei,tiblano at beiuben
beeinnen, idsper at ertrasen iein, er
flGrte 6orris. Cine omerifnniih
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

The battle for Britain was almost
lost because England had none Of
these giant four-motored planes with
which to fight back. We need thou
sands of them and they are coming
of the assembly lines in our pro-
duction plants at high rate Of
speed Today. You can help buy
these for your Navy by purchasing
War Bonds and Stamps every pay
day. Put at least ten percent into
Bonds or Stamps and help your
county 70 over its Quota.
6abrit allein, perltanoiste er oas
oentihe golf, eraeuse alle atpei Stnn.
oen eineu Bomber, Der bier 9onnen
8omben nod jebem 9eil bes Reihes
jlt traaen permag. llHo Iolhe Jabri=
fen edbe es in ben Ser. Staoten cine
souae Nense. Das bentihe Bolt ct.
mabneno, baB es 3itler nno feline
anbdnser aufeebeu miiiie, ,uean es
lih leIbit tpeitere SooesfG fGlle nno 2ei=
SEN eriparen ipolle, iparnte 9arris
6as be,.tibe golf nit BEN 8orten !:
SIS bleibt end feline anoere 8obl.
Sbr fonntet nns I'M Sabre 1910, als
nir faft uneeriiitet iporen uno alein
oaitaneen, nidt nieoerrinaen, iuie
tuollt ibr es iest tl,n iuo luir nit au-
nebmenoer alliierter Bomberitdrfe oas
Heih bon einem gn6e aum anbern
anareifen ,peroen, tpenn ibr uns
5tpinet, bies at TIM. sssbr f0nnt ums
nidt @inbalt eebieten uno ibr tpibt
bies. @s bdnst bon enh ab, benl
&rieee mo bent 8ombarbieren elm
@noe at MAIDEN. Sbr fonnt 8itier
nno Iein 8eeime itiiraen uno 5rieoen
| i6lieben. @s lit niht ,pobr, bob mir
einen 8obeirieben plonen, allein mir
lperoen es iiderIid fit iebe be,,tide
&eeiernna ,nmoslih maden iuieoer
einen 9rieg analiaetteln. Dies lit in
eurem nnb nnierem eieenen ssnterefie
notig.'
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NlAotHo4eR.e1WM
lWAR Bonds

The giant r-motored Navy Pa.
troll Bombers are the worlds most
powerful planes. They cost approxi-
mately $7O0, 600 each. The Navy also
has lighter Bomber called the
Scout Bomber which costs about
$143,OO0 apiece.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
9as spanien General eyrancos


rem ober nelltralen Stanopnnft aus
betrabtet, berihieoenartig beltrteilt.
2ouis Neoint elm aorreiponoent Ser
Nhoc. Hreiie, Ser nnlanglt aus 0'a-
orib 5nriideefebrt 1T, aiBert lif iiber
eie eegentpartieen Serbaltniiie in
Spanien in folgenoen @rtudgnneen.
General sSraneiseo s5raneo Iterer'
SOS ipaniid)e Staatsidiff aipiiben
amei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Spmpatbie Ser Nebrbeit ieines Sol,
|fes fir oie Aaiierten unb Ser Sc
eenipart oentfder 9rnppen an Ser
ipaniiheu 9eoroareltae.
Ser tpihtieite 1aftor, ser Die go
litif unb oiplomotii6e 8idtung Spa-
MEMS entideibet, lit Die @eeen'uort
oe,,tl1er 9ruppen int Senbap- -@ebiet
bes aneren3enoen beiesten 2ranf
rei6s; nentrale Diplomaten nebmen
on, bob bort 6 big s bentide 0ioi-
iionen heben.
Set Dem @noe bes Biireerfrieees
bot fid @eneral sSraneo beniibt, in
ieinem 2anbe ipieber normale Ser
bGltnifie beraniteIlen; aber es ipar
grGbtenteiIs elm iebr miibiames 8erf.
0tan bat Wieoernlfbonoraaniiatio
aeidaffen, um nit Silfe zines
3ipanesarbeiterbatoiIloms oie &riegs.
fb1ben au bebeben. Dtnn mahte Gld=
ne, nm elm nnsaeoebntes 8eipaiie-
runesipitem anauleeen oas fir bas
bon Der Come auseebrannte 2ano 10
lebensipihtig 1T.
@ines ser 9auptprobleme Der Ge-
siernng 1T ieood Der Waneel OF
Gabr,nesmitteln, bie iebr itreng ra-
tioniert iinb. 9os @reebnis oabon 1T
elm ipeitperbreitetet loeenonnter
|5hpars sbanoel. 0iele fleine llnter-
nebmer oes Shiponabanoels tperoen
aefaneen aenommen, aber Ser
Shtporabanoel aebt peiter.
sSalt iebe 8efanntnahune bes ao-
binetts brinet cine 2iite bon Sc
lhGftsleuten poer ssirmen, bie Der.
idiebene S,tmmen als @elbitrafen au
besablen batten. 9ieie Strafgeloer
beaablen oft auIammen 100000
Heietos, nno niele &onfleute tpnroen
idon anr 3tpaHesarbeit perurteilt.-
0san bat aber Biz iest oie Wanner,
Die on Der Spite biefes bie sanae Na-
tion umiponnenben 9anbelsipitems
fteben, nod niht ertpifht.
Der Shmorabaneel bat in Spo-
nien ipie in anberen e,ropdiihen 2an.
oern folde Nobnabmen aneenom=
men, bob man i'm ideratpeiie Die erite
SanoelsoreaniIation bes Bolfes
nennt. Ct 1T audi cine ioihtiee Anelle
bes @infommens fir oen 5taot; benn
es eebt tuodentlid fait cine Niaion
Beletas in Strafeeloern ein.
Naes fann man int Shporabanbel.
c6er tpie bie Spanier faeen, ,,eftra
perlo' fanfen. Mmtlid finb 7 4efe=
tas fit cine Dollarbanfnote feitgeiesi
,tn6 1916 fit einen Godaribed. SIN
Shmarabanoel ober lit Der Dollar
ettpa 25 Eeietas tpert.
Der Breis bon 9Mder, aaffee nnb
alien Arten bon Jleiih 1T int
Sdtparabonoel amf 13, 18, nno 9 Be
ietas per Bfun6 fefteeiest.
Die Heeierung eibt bem Sbpara-
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ben itnb Sauoeranaten.
9sd6 Der Gusinse bon NutoritGten
tit Dos 8rot fnopp, neil man Die
Eiere nit Wei5en fiittern nt,b, lno
Die aartoffeln iino iuenis, neil man
10 Idtper SaatfartoffeIn baben fam.
Nad) Ser aniibt bon Reaierunes.
pertretern iino bie gerbrauber ielber
lhnlo an Der Observation-Disclosures,
neil iie mebr 5leiid ,,no Slide eiien
ols por oen 8rieg. Oeon Iogt, iie
miiiien es tun, neil iie auoere @r.
aeneniife, an oie lie aetpobnt Iinb,
Lniht erbalten fonnen.
Observation-Disclosures iino elm
ipeIteres Sinbernis fit Die ipanifbe
golfsnirtihoft. Sn Siieeu Spaniens
elbt es iebr piel Del; ooaegen in Wa.
orio nno im noroliben 5panien fann
man fanm Die aueenefiene Station
erbalten.
Spaniide .5ilder ioneen mebr ssi.
iebe als ie 5uoor; aber 6iele lperoen
fait aue in ben &iiiteneebieten oufae.
brohht, tpeil man niebt eenua Ber-
febrsmittel bat, nm fie ins ssnnere
ees 2anoes 81 beforbern.
Spaniide @iienbabnen, sic iben in
Jrieoens5eiteu nidt gut entpiden
woren baben int 8iireerfriea aro-
ben S6aoen gelitten. Die @ieber.
oufbauarbeiten at Den Straben ae.
ben iebr langiam boran, bauptiGblih
oestpeeen, ipeil es 10 id)per lit, tpab.
reno oes &rieges bie ba5m 11ottpenoi-
gen Maifinen bonn NnsIano einar-
fiibren. 9asielbe gilt bon Dem Be-
triebsmateriol.
Sn manhen snbuitrieeebeten fino
oe 8arenbo,iier iiberfiiat, aber es
beitebt feline @eleeenbeit, bie @rse,se.
niiie in anoere @egenoen bes 2onSas
3it beforoern.
Or. aieris Garrel ersablte mir in
Dsaorio, nadoem ct einen umfofien.
Den Ginblid in Die eei,,nobeitIihen
Gerbditniiie Spaniens seiponnen bat.
te, bob cine gauge Generation pon
Spanien ourh llntererndbrung, Bel.
laera nno anbere &ranfbeiten rai.
niert 1T.
aae io5ialen arbeiten iino 3entra-
lifiert. SSu Der Sauptitaot nno in ei.
nieen Seilen oes 2anees iino Smp.
penfiiden, 3entralitellen fir Wentter,
RIinifen fit ainoerbilie erri1tet per-
ben, Die es por bem Beeinn Ser no
tionalen 8etpeeune nibt geeeben bat.
Die ipanifhe Bolitit bGnst ,uie Die
Der meiiten iibrisen 2onoer bonn Nus.
gang ees aeeenfpartieen arieees ab.
Non ipriht oiel bon Ser monordbi-
iden Organization, nnb Die 3arliften
nnb Die aifonfiltem fteben geeiniet
binter oem 9broHbe,perber, DON
snan, Dem Sobn oes ber{torbeHen
Ronigs Alfonio. Das Seer nno bic
air6e iollen aud nonardiftiid ein-
geftelt iein. ,
Ne,,trale Beobadter iaeen, Die
Spanier iueroen ibre innere BoIitit
felbit entiheiben, CANA eleid), ipie Der
aries onseebt. Sic fino nIs elm tap
feres Bolt befannt; fie tper6en cine
ferm6e Oberberri1aft nibt unt6tig
ertrageu.
Ob General 1raneo Der Wann if,
$c~ NN~,e:n~. ,,.~,, f~:O<1,L~. Q0~kf
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bermideIt. Gin Seil ser MenIdbe't
fiebt bem nnoern auf Dem Sdladt
felb aller Gontnente eegeniiber. Sic
Eefompfen mo totem iid geaenleitig
nmo ,piiicn niht ipesbolb. aeiner bat
etipas aeaen ben anoern. Sic fennen
ii6 aegenIeitie nift einnlal nno bal
fen iid uicbt. Sic piiroen lieber sic
Noffen nieoerlegen nnb ben Werten
Des irieoens noheebcn: in ibre So
milicn 5nriiffebren uno ein perniinf-
tiges 2eben iiibren. Nber cine eiierne
2prannei bannt tic feIt an oas bln=
tige Grieesbanoiperf. Soeenannte
&olfsiiibrer baben tie in Den &anpf
Qe3lprnaen.
@enn Sob uno 8od)e ,,nter oen
&Gmpfenben berrlhen, 10 lit berielbe
fiinitlih erreet. Son getpiiienloier
&rieesbcsern, bie 8orteile aus oent
3riee 5u 3ieben lih nidt ideuen, ipiro
einc nit oIem Nitteln eefiihrtc Sob
propaganda aetrieben nnb Golferper.
nidtnng aepreoi9t.
Rein Gclf, tpeoer bas beutihe, nod
Dos iapaniide, ipollte ~oen Srieg. Otto
g. SoIiIdu,s, &orreiponoent Der SEEM
Yorfer ,,Sines", ser nnlGueit aus
einem @ef0nenis in Sofio befreit
,pnroe, ent,pirft in einem unterm 80.
ssnli perOfientlidten artifel ein ee-
treles 8ilo bon Der Sorgeidihte
nnb ser &riegsnrahe, bie in SSSapan
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fhe GoIf'', ldreibt er, ,,tpuroe aelpolt-
fam, aeeen ieinen 8illen, BON elmer
formlihen HenoIte militdriItber @rtrf-
miiten ,mb ilaaifi5ierten ultrauationa-
len Sreoniiotioncn in ben &rieg ee-
trieben. 9icie 8ruppen aeiponnen
bie Sberbono. Der &riee fan ais
cine lleberraidung fiir oie iapanild)e
Station. Die Sapaner iparen nidt
ntinbcr iicberraid)t nno .elnport iiber
ben lleberfaa aui Gearl Sarbor, als
fie amerifoner. 8leih nod Nus.
br,f bes &rieaes fiillten iih Die ia.
poniihen @eiGneniiie NIT Sntellef-
t,,ellen uno 2iberalen, Die eeeen ben
Sriee aeiticrt batten."
Dos ,por Der 8eeinn bes 3rieaes
bel ollen Naticnen. Dos Bolt ipar
bon Stounen nmb Shreden erfabt.
Der bol6 bon 6en militoriitiihen
8rieasbeeern gum eliibenoiten Sotrio'
tisnlts a,,faeltohelt lp,troe.
Gon benielben tpronniifent blnt.
6iiritisen &rieesma6tbabern tperoen
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nnter Ser 9robune, Dob lie bon Ell
mem iieereiben @egner pernihtet tpiir :
ben.
ssn benz biitoriIhen atlantic
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in ben 2riee aefiibrten Soltern bie
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fern oer@roe noh lleber,pinonng Der
biftotoriideu 5pronnei sSreibeit, I'm
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reoe ser britiihe 2uftmoridaa 8arris
benz 6eutihen Bolfe cine aeredte Sc
bamoIuna nno aeiiherten s5rieoen
perfprohen. Nls ginleituna iprah er
aeaen sic Noai.9prannei oie 9rob,,ns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

gerbreitet ben Sbio BaifenfrennD.
The Nome nugget., 1942-04-03
Japs Attack Bataan, Corregidor
 With Dive Bombers, Artillery
JAPANESE BOMBING INEFFECTIVE

WASHINGTON, April 2 (AP) - The War Depart ment reported sharp skirmishes on Bataan Peninsula in the wake of large scale Japanese attacks on the American and Filipino defenders there. Enemy tery and dive bombers shelled and bombed the de- lenders positions but general action followed yes terdays battle
 Meanwhile intermittent air attacks continued around the clock the Manila Bay harbor defenses, but the War Department said the Japanese bombers were forced to fly at such altitude that the bombing ineffective.
 At the same time, the big guns of Fort Mills and Corregidor Island, engaged in duel with Japanese batteries on the south shore of the bay. commun- ique said neither the bombing or shelling inflicted damage to the forts
 A Japanese broadcast from Tokyo quoted the Im- perial headquarters claiming that an-aircraft bat teries the airfeld barracks and other military estab- lishments Corregidor damaged beyond repair by repeated Japanese naval and air attacks between March "A and 31