The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
FOSTER GILRor
mi Grabs Saboteurs

usu York C1ty-Feoeral agents
w. s,,red eight saboteurs landed
APP ~, summarizes on U. S. soil, TO-
l '.ssr with large quantities OF high
ssa. sn,osive bombs designed, for the
ns...,ction of New York's sources of
g. supply and electric power,
ss oenters and great indus
p, nlants. Four of the terrorists
IN Long Island and four in
- A characteristic German
is.b was revealed in their instruc-
-. from Hitler's High Command
: homb wherever possible large de-
.-,ment stores where thousands of
rocent women and children would
:. filled an injured. The landings
S.,o made in rubber boat and the
.Yulosiyes, hidden in sand dunes at
nth places, filled several large pack
,ue eases. Full confessions were OBJ
aimed from the eight prisoners, who
,.ce sentence of death. All had
.smsily forged Social Security and
Draft Registration cards and to-
esther they carried $4,000 in Am
sdcsn currency for bribing so-called
.y,eruan-Americans" to assist their
campaign of dynamiting.
Nazis Fear Sub Attacks r g.
washington-A private source in
perlin states that the u. S. defense
aaainst U-boats is described as
4ferce" In German naval circles,
and intimates that ship sinkings in
the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf
NAV dwindle with more tense anti
sbmarine effort. Since Pearl Har-
bor 800 tankers and merchant ships
have been sunk off ~. S. shores with
several hundred deaths from gum
fire and exposure. =
Second Dose For Bremen
London AFTER last weeks devas-
tatng raid of 1000 British planes
over Bremen, Germany's second sea-
port, several hundred planes paid
the city return visit over the week
end and brought a new wave of de-
struction in dockyards, submarine
plants and railway terminals. The
szictest censorship prevails, but
news IS filtering throughout Ger
many that the big port is a mass of
ruins, with vast vacuation of its
Inhabitants in secret progress.
+ Beriin,s Odd Dream
Stockholm, Sweden Local news
paper correspondents with import
ant Berlin contracts reports that the
Nazis are permitting rllmors to cir
culate that a ''gentlemen's agree
ment" exists between Germany and
Britain that neither country viii
again bomb their respective capitals,
While the rtnnor may quiet the panic
Of Berliners, d British source dis
misses the matter by stating that It
s'mpossible to find a gentleman
n Germany with whom an agree
raent' might he arrived at.
q. s. Planes in East
Cairo, Egypt-Big q. s. Bombers
are aiding the ard-pressed British
forces defending Egypt and their
nnt operations have at least slow
ed up for the time being the savage
assaults of German units under
reid Marshal Rommel following the
Surrender Of Tobruk.
Worlds Fair Dividend
New York City-When all books
are closed, as Indicated by the latest
dividend from salvage operations, the
0eoenture holders of the s155 ,0O0, 900
new York Worlds Fair, biggest show
= history, will realize about 40 cents
oa the dollar. Most of the contri-
buttons to the 27,OOo,0oo debenture
WORKING capital have already writ
n OH their investment to adver-
eSans expense, so that any disburse-
nens now is found" money. :-@ -.
Churchill Back Home
London-Prime Minister winston
enurchill returned safely to England
'ef ms series of conferences with
resident Roosevelt, but faces the
4essons of an angry Parliament
UNUSED over the loss of Tobruk and
0aer reverses in the Near East. The
LONDON newspapers are sharp in
ael criticism of recent military OPP
.iaaous and demand that the Prime
naiSter relinquish his dual post of
License Minister.
"sslonal Teacher 'ePoor' Proposed
oenVer - Six thousand school
aiers from coast to coast are
seiening a plan which would pool
e services of 100000 teactler-mem-
s's o. the National Education As
atlon by which vacancies would
Immediately filled as they oc-
tu. Many teachers are leaving
: s.ssstoou,s for higher paid jobs in
sy, and shortages are con-
y arising in some localities
eas others report many teach
L.. ous OF work. The plan before the