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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

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2ebrer:: 8ie beiBen Die SABINE, Ole
mir 5ulest befonmen?
S1iiler:: Sall1e 3dbne.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Burglars Hammer
Knobs From Safes
But Get Nothinu

Knob knockers went on wreck
mr spree in FL Centro Friday night,
when they entered Edgar Broth
ers automobile agency, 385 Main
street BY lowering themselves on
a rope through a skylight, nam
mered the combinations from two
safes and ripped the coin boxes
out of two soft drink machines.
A large hammer apparently TAX
en from the repair shop, was aSeu
fer the destruction
The firms big office safe APP
parentlv was attacked first ana
Ealing To open the door after the
knob was knocked off, the yeegS
rolled in a smaller safe from an
other part of the building, went to
work en- il. The combination came
If readily enough but here AGAIN
efforts 10 get inside met with fail
ure. .....
The Two soft drink machines
welded an undetermined amount
Of CONS
The robbery was discovered at
a m by officer Leslie Conn. Sher-
IFS officers Saturday examined the
PREMISES for fingerprintS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Japanese Big Guns
0pen Bombardme'
OF Singapore Area

SINGAPORE. Feb. : up
Jaaanese siege guns opened a
bon bardmeut of residential areas
%. singapore city today as Brit
.-h blg guns Shrlled native river
Luat> Whlrn the Japanese are AS
sca.Ui!us on the Johoyr shore for
"a direct attack on The island.
Thr Japanese bombardment,
Wl.rh brought shells crashing down
on homes in the outskirts OF the
ci.y. opened This morning and is
SIN go.ng on as this pispatch IS
fled at 1920 4 m '9;20 p m Fri
5av est
\ communique OF the Singapore
command. no,tng that there has
been some shelling of residential
..gea~ Of SINGAPORE, revealed also
that the British guns had opened
boMbardmen. of the sampanS,
tie open native boats which ply
!!yers throughout the Far East, as
>eMb.ing on the JohOre shore OF
the narrow strait
/ had been reported persistent
y that the japanese had started
10 assemble an invasion of small
craft. IN which the sampanS would
play a big part, soon after the
Imperial retiremen. 10 this island
one week ago today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Singapore Homes
Target for Guns

reinforcements. Two enemy bomb
ers were shot down over the IS
land in the last "a hours.
Trenches were being dug and the
British forces were on the alert
for a paratroop attack, which some
London dispatches said was indi-
Gated by concentration of japanese
parachutistS in Johore.
Dispatches from Singapore also
indicated that the British were plan
ING TO set the strait of JohOre on
tire by pouring oil on the water
and setting it ablaZe. This would
De major operation and it APP
peared doubtful whether there had
been time or equipment enough to
prepare such deIenses tor the whole
nOrtn shore.
The 100000 persons on Singapore
island apparently were throwing
their efforts into the defense. Petl-
tiOns were sent to the governor pro-
posing to raise civilian army OF
100000 Chinese civilian troops al
ready have been trained and put
INTO the defense forces.
In Burma the japanese still had
Ialled after seven days to force
major crossing OF the SalWeen
river barrier en- route to the Burma
read but Tokyo broadcaSts claimed
that the town OF Martaban Woul0
soon be taken, which might be the
opening WeQge if true. Martaba
mas been heavily shelled for several
days but the main japanese diff
culty in Burma has been inability
20 WIN air superiority or even equal
IJy with the American and British
4UIcea based near RangOon.
IN Libya the axis forces claimed
TO be at FL Gazla within 10 miles
vi 1obruk, while British reports
from the QCSert lighting front said
Chat positions were unchanged and
that artillery duellng was III prog
reSs. Both sides Indicated the coun
CeroftenSlve directed by Nazi Col.
Gen. Erwin Rommel had lost its
furious Momentum, either because
of SITTER British resistance or eX
tended communications lines.
On the Russian front, the Red
ARM was reported putting fleets
of big tanks-up to 81 tons-into
the battle west of Moscow in an
attempt TO break down stronge"
German resistance. The Germans
nave put many fresh troops into
the front lines in an effort TO stop
the red army counteroffenSive, but
Moscow dispatches said that prog
ress was still being made.
The Russians reported recapture
of 20 towns near Leningrad and
the breaking of 80 German strong
points Berlin radio claimed two
Russian divisions had been de
stroyed' on the central sector and
the German press said Russian loss
rs of all kinds now totaled 1000, ,0G0
men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
10000 Axis Aliens
Must Move Durinq
Month of February

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7. CUP)
Federal authorities announced
today they would start sending out
notices Monday to 10000 enemy
aliens who must move from pro-
hibited anes in California this
month.
The removal orders become ef-
fectiye in SO areas on Feb. Is and
in % areas, including the San
Francisco waterfront and the Los
Angeles Shorline and airport areas,
en- Feb. "a. II was estimated TO-
COO japanese. German and Italian
aliens would be affected by the
order forbidding them to live in,
work in or visit in certain zones
surrounding defense installations,
power plants, bridges. docks, radio
stations, airpOrts. lighthouse dis
trictS, dams and defense industry
plants.
Federal aid will be given these
in need of it. it was announced by
Thomas c. Clark. alien coordinator
fer the western defense command.
The social security agency has suf-
ficient funds on hand to cover the
costs OF evacuation and to sec that
the move does not become a need
lessly painful burden, he added.
There is no immediate announce
ment as TO where the aliens would
be moved However, Clark said in
ease new homes are not available.
3lans are being completed to take
ovor newly deropulatcd CCC camps
for alien use.
And if there is shortage of jobs.
ne said WPA units from California
% Utah are ready to provide work
on reclamation, rctorostati2n and
road construction.
Clark's statement seemed to in
dicatc there would be no general
exodus of aliens to the middle west.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Congress BaIks at
Jamming 0CD with
Fan Dance FoIies'

Continued from Page one
posed that any money lying aroun1
to pay salaries to Douglas or MISS
Chanev could better be saved 10
buy aspirin for the taxpayers. Wlth
the shots coming from every cor
ner Chairman Clarence Cannon
d. Mo. moved the house dlscon-
unue consideration of the deficiency
bill for the time being. All actions
taken by the house yesterday "hlie
in committee OF the whole are SUD
,rcl TO review and possible reversal.
The $l0O, 100000 With which the
OCD had planned TO purchase gas
masks. lire engines and medical sup
plies is tied up meantime.
OCD Executive Director James
Lands said in reply 20 the charges
that his Organizati n vas deter
mined to fulfill the grave rcsponS-
Utilities imposed" and will not alter
its course because OF petty criticism
or personal attack
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Viehy Gives Help
To kazis in Libya

los ANGELES. Feb : Up -
The French government, 0. Mar
shall Henry PHILIPPE Pe,aia las
agreed TO aid AaoN ;..;.e~s N0r.a
African armies. tht Beyne lao.o
reported today
In broadcast rciaEed bv Tie
Dutch radio in Batavia and heard
here BY NBC. tie Berae rad.o SAG
that the Vichy government lad
agreed 10 give Hitler some help
against the British IL Libya.
Fairly large supplies OF food and
some war material" will be .en,
to General Edwin Rommel's LlbT-
an army in French ships. Berne
reported. according to NBC
The shipments viii 90 10 TUniS,
French seaport or tke North Afrl-
can coast. II was said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
AguinaIdc Turns
QuisIing; Shifts
Loyalty TO Japs

WASHINGTON. Feb 7 up
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo. Filipino
0atIIot. has turned QuiSling again
after 10 Te,.Is of proiessed loyalty
to the United States.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur report
ad from B1taan PENN ala tha' the
72-year-old hguinaicC had eXecut-
I'd the second great double-crOss
+ his lifo Captured by the Japan
esr when they invaded the Phillip
pines. Agulnaldo had broadcast al
,rpeal to Filipino and American
'ro0pe 10 surrender
Macarthur described him ~ q
sort Of QliSln2.
Aguinaldo ha1 taIcn the oath OF
loyalty 10 the United States after
leading bitter instruction
4galns' American authoftY As Ia
* il K own. ne abded faithfully
Dy his oath up to the tine OF the
Iauaues" invasion.
On May u l941. he wrote % the
Spanish War veterans OF America
hat time like the present raL fOl
me active union Of American and
Filipino veterans to preserve our
democracy and the lbert!c, II the
peoples who love justice and free
institutions.
Some American officials who
knew him believed that he was
acting for the japanese only under
duress or compl.lsion. The refus-
I'd TO believe that he ~ 4 Will
Ing QuIsling
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
BY :. VI. HANDLER

MOSCOW. Feb :. tJP'-RuS-
sian tanks, ranging up 70 massive
52-ton land dreadnauch,S today
we're thrown into the fighting We>;
Cf MOSCOW where German reSS-
tance Is beginning % suficn
Reports received here from the
front SAID the fighting Wis becom-
ing more intense IL bitter co.G anG
heavy snow
The Germans. apparently GSlne
reinforcementS recently moved IN
tC the front lines. have MADE num-
erous Counterattacks The use OF
the great tanks Was understood TO
be the Russian answer to tins c.-
fort to check the Soviet dr.1c
GERMANS FRESHE\ED
Russian official reports said The
SovietS We're engounteung entire
new German divisions These fresh
troops. relieving tie weary NaZiS
who had fought both the Russian
foes and the cold as they fell back
along the line from MurmanSk 10
the sea Of Azoy, We're beginning
10 carry out small raids
The Berlin communIque SAID the
Germans had encircled and de
stToyed two Russian divisions on
central sector The Germans said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
All u. 5. Reserves
Called 10 Service

WASHINGTON, Feb 7 UPD-
President Roosevelt by executive
order today called into active serv-
ice, at times to be fixed by the
Secretary of War, all units of the
organized reserves not already in
service
The executive ordcrd read in
part:
i hereby order into the active
service of the Gnited States, cf
fectiye on dates to be hereafter
announced by the Secretary Of War
for the duration of the present war
and for six months after the terri
ipation thereof, subject to earlier
relief or discharge, each of the or
panizations and units and all the
personnel OF the organized reserves
rot already in such service"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Vast Mud Slides
Engulf Homes in
Wake of Storms
lContinned from Fage Onel

Continued from Page One)
merS face as mud swept over ht".
Her body had not neen recovered
when darkness fcH ed workers II
halt
Sixteen-yea r-old Fturiel SWanfeit
of Fairfax was killed III a similar
avalanche of mud that destroyed
the home of her mother, MIS-.
Gladys Swanfelt. The body of the
girl was recovered from a creek
bed $50 feet away from the house.
In Chico. John Runyon, Al, Il
railroad worker, was drowned while
attempting to clear driftwood from
beneath a bridge. AT HealdSburg.
Sonoma county, 76-year old George
Coster was drowned when he sough'
to make a shortcut through flood
ed lumber yard.
There were flash floods" in many
communities of Contra Costa coun-
ty, across the bay from San Fran
cisco.
But the Napa and Russian rivers
in Sonoma and Napa counties were
receding after flooding the towns o.
Napa, ST Helena, Calistoga and
YoungVille.
AT the height OF the flood. three
feet of water was roaring through
Napa, and a traffic officer working
in the business district caught Il
trout with his hands.
Police, soldiers and state guards
men aided in the evacuation OF Sev-
eral hundred persons from loW-ly-
ing areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
u. s. Planes in Action on
New Front in Eastern War

WASHINGTON. Fch : up
American pWsa. plare> Ealc eo"c
INTO action IL a new Va theateg-
the iourist-famcd ISl.ua of Bali
while The Japanese aave opened an
artillery assault on Amerlcar-Ee,d
island forts IL Manila Bay aHd on
Gen Douglas NaCArthus.s ines IN
Bataan peninsula he Va depart
ment disclosed todaH
A squadron OF eight American
p-40 parsui, planes was attacked
by a greatly superor" force Of
japanese fighters ana bombers
near Bah an island which hes east
of Java and is uoteo Tor is beau-
tiful women TIC American planes
shot down .. .oa>; three OF the
enemy craft One American plane
was destroyed and another Is Miss
ing
CORREGIDOR SHELLED
AmPvlca rtlE FNrfS Mills
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

Drtmm asa Hughes II Manila b.
vcIc >ub'e,.cG ~ .Hroe hoaH
a,tlery basrase. bur suffered ao
material damage Fo.; NIl.,> .S 81
he stronghold g Coereel5o~. Tie
other two forts an on smaller
Islands II &c bay Most ol the
Ere. re CoMmUnlQue sad. was con-
5enua;eG o0 Fort Dgumm. which
i an unusually small bur heavily
armed poSt constructed a.ong ,he
lines Of q battle>hlN
Heavy enemy artillery fire also
Was reported asaNSt MacA.thus.s
lines y Ba,a3a
The departments conmaNiQae
No a5. detailing reports received
up to $50 a n CST. today. Said
ne island tort returned the enemy
are with Undetermined results.
The department. said Yesterday oGr
Big Sans OF Tie islands ha6 &c
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Censors to Clear
Federal Speeches

WhSHINGTON. Feb Z up
The White HOUSE announced 'oday
that cabinct mcmDGa. under ccre-
fuI"s and federal administrations
would b. asked TO .ubmlf ang
- ccArs the make nom uoH OIL
10 rnc office f fact aid aauc.
tor pri9r clearance
Wuuc House Secretary Sfaancr
T Early -&id hi3 Office void snare
HIth Archibald MacLrsna olf!c.
Tt rcspOnsibilltY for cIrmMer Of
sar! sDrrCHca.
some cabinet ollIcc' Lagr bccn
@rry careful 10 ayDmp f.ra
sprnchcs." EarlY said. and %ucL
-" wrln sGbnl,frd far. Xo.e
cleared. It was not d hard anl
.... !us.. SOM od ,uG s1ma
cldnt. Tins. I hope ~. msEc il
uh.i rIn.
Early explained thar for nine
years ne Tao cen Solr.y ge.spu-
slbic for the clearance q ,pcrchc,
BY cablnct ofiiccrs AID n!qhcl
ranking officials Of the czcoulyo
branch.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
CayaIcade Chiefs
Surmount Wartime
Border Problems

Continued from Page One)
er; and Earl Roberts, CaleXico bus
ineSSman.
The De ANA Trail Caballeros, the
mounted delegation composed of
residents of Imperial and Riyersid \
counties, will attend the three day
celebration and leave Yuha at
sunrise April - for the l40 mile
ride to Riverside to participate nG
the De ANA Trails celebration
there.
MeXicali school children will take
part in the annual school parade
on April 8, joining the school chill
dren OF CaleXico and other Imperial
Valley cities.
There are prospects of a bullfieht
and an mternatinal rodeO and ba"-
becue in the MeXicali bah park
April -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Reds Throw Big
Tanks in Action

ina. A. The northern END e; ,he
Inc ,heir SHOCK troops had IL
facted Scyere CASUALTIES ana de
Styoyed numerous fortified posi-
uous FINNISH ana German N.er>
attacked railroad installations on
the Arctic railroad to MurmanSka
Indications ;nat HE German E:p
on Ienlngrad WI, gradually relax
lag vas seen IN ghe official report
that long caravans Of trucks load
&c. u.th goods !NlitalN suppl =
and reIniorcementS were rolling IL
tc the beleaeused city day ana
nlGN.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Judge Refuses to
Arbitraie D;spute

FL Centro Police Judge Lee Nuf-
fer Saturday refused to become en-
broiled in dispute involving a
borrowed tire and the alleged theft
OF an automobile spotlight
Claude ChilderS # RrdlandS COM
planned to police that T. f. HAYS
of Fl Centre had borrowed a tire
and wouldn't return it, whfreupon
Hays retortcd that ChilGerS had
snitched his spotlight, and so he
guessed the score Was even.
The disputantS were told TO take
their grieyauc to Judge Nutfer
and Judge Nuffer told them to hire
a l2WNer-O" 4 hail
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
SANDER Complaint
Names Three Here

A complaint charging slander
was filed in FL Centre justice court
Saturday against Martha Osborne,
Mrs Oscar Morton, and w V.
Osborne, living east of FL Centre
ON Main street
Mrs Frances Ackcr signed the
complaint, alleging that the trio
was guilty of making Il Slarderous,
detamatOry written statement
tending to impeach the honesty.
integrity and reputation of the
complainant
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
TIRE THIEVES IL AVE-
APOIOGFTIC NOTE,

LEXINGTCN, Ky. Feb. 7. up
Don Canton tcund Iour used BIZ
cycle tires beside III, car after
a thief had stripped it of four
new ares. Under Cne OF the bicycle
ares the sympathetic ;hief left this
note. "SMgH. tbs is the best !
could do.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
ORDERED TO TRikf.

William Riley. carpenter, Frida"
was ordered TO fact trial in Su-
perior court on 4 bad check charge
He appeared in Calipatria justice
court for Il preliminary hearing
and vas taken to the county jail
IN Fl Centre pending his arraign-
ment IN superior court next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Educators Turn
Sugar Rationers
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
will be no more than II ounces per
person per week at the start.
Only one person from each family
unit needs to register at the pub
lie school designated for the parti-
cular neiGhborhood. He can obtain
booklets for the entire family unit.
defined as father. mother, children
and wards.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
TO RELEASE FLOW
Of Liver Bile
Do This Every Morning for 30 Duys

Do This livery Morning Tor 90 Days
Snap out of II. Gel bottle Of KruSch-
en- Salts tonight. Stat right in tomorrow
morning and take l.. tcaSpuunlul in a
class of water ,hul or cold half an
10 20 daA,. DO tbs and you too may
En"N What il is IL g,l up feeling ft
and rrady rn, It real dal's work Try
k'u>rhcn Il famous EuGhSh formula =
Ia. the nest N ddNS Satisfaction guar
antccd OF money back.
At Clements and Centred Drug Stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
MORkNIAN DIES

J. c MOnaNan, workman en-
ployed at the Land building con-
strucuon site a. inland, died from
heart attack while at work Fri
DAY. Officials We're attempting Il
ascertain Saturday if Monahan has
relatives surviving him.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Scanning
News Horizon
C. W. WEEKS
HOME BURGLARIZED

ProwlerS Friday night forced an
entrance at the G W Weeks resi-
dence. $40 Adams avenue. and stole
1Wo purses containing a total of
$3l8. F. Centre police were told
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb :. tUPl-OnlV
by chance was the Federal Bureau
of Investigation put on the trail
of seven persons now being tried
on a charge of spying for Ger
many. it was revealed today
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
DIVORCE GRANTED

An Iuterlo2tuory divorce decree
was granted in superior court Fri
day 10 Jo Stewart in her suit
against Robert Stewart, She ac-
eu>cd him Of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
Pimply Skin
Here's an Honest Offer

oUV9tuOUOII OF FlOHCY BUCK
II lOlR SKIN has broken out with ugly
surface plmplcS raShcS caused by local
nrtltioEs, OF if you suflcr from an cx-
tfanaIIH caused itching. burning skin
soreness, 90 In your druggist and get a
small bottle Of AIoone's Emerald Oil and
ESr rs directed. Soon youll find it starts
night in t" and nature clear up the trou-
bic promoting faster healing. Use as di-
rcttrd and II after 10 days you are dis
satisfied, Money Back. Every druggist
SELLS Emerald Oil on this guarantee
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
DECREE GRANTED

A nnal divorce decree was grant
ed in superior court Saturday to
Luciano de Ia Cruz in the suit
against Elpedio de IA Cruz.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
LAND ACTION SLIGHT

Little infantry action was re-
ported from Ba,aan during the
Ia. II hours but enemy Give bomb
er> wee active Two Of MacAr-
thurs small force Of fighter planes
eneaged four japanese dive bomb
,rS ana shot down one Of them
Neither e the American craft WAS
damaged
II eJapanesc artillery fire both
On Bataan and the Island forts,
teeether with yesterdays diSeloS-
N.re thta new enemy reinforc1
men.> were being landed in Luzon.
indicated that the enemy was pre-
YaMng .or an ali-Out assault
.sanSt tie remaining American
positions IN the Philippines.
TIE department, SAID yesterday
thd. nine enemy transports were
II I!ngayeN Gulf. north OF Bataan
handing renforcementS for Japan
tse forces in Bat2an and other
nas.> u thc island Of LGaon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
MASONIC LODGE
To MEFT MONDAY

Fl Ccntro Lodge No 384, F and
\ NJ. Will meet Monday night, 7.30
O'Clock III the Masonic temple
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
OBTAINS DIVORCE
DECREE.

Maria Albano Saturday obtained
4 final divorce from Arsenic Al
bauo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

.'royc5 Japanese artillery en-
p'aeeMent> on the southeastern
shore q Manila Bay but today'S
cammmIQuc Indicated some Of the
enemy sans had remained stand
iue. for The new enemy fire came
t-nn, tnat GlreN.LNN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08

Continued from Page One
Singapore could be shelled and
shells crashed internationally into
the residential area. British big
guns replied, silencing one enemy
battery ana bombarding japanese
supply lines and troop communlcd-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
PEARL nAHROR Noted

He also had copy OF Fortune
magazine largely concerned with
aviation, winged warfare" by
Maj. Gen H H Arnold and Lieut.
Ira c. Eakcr, and a map Of Oahu
Island. on which Pearl Harbor is
located
BY Watching those who arranged
Won Der OStcn'S funeral and telr-
pOned the hospital, the FBI got ON
the trail of his associates who We're
watched and later arrested
Won Der Oaten also had n book
OF matches from CcnterrOmt. y
y. restaurant, whore pretty,
blonde Lucy BOehmlcr. 10. teSti-
fled she had eaten Saucrbraten
with him They were discussing a
sectretorial job he had offered her
al $25 4 week
Miss Boehmler complained yoS-
terday, in long and ariuouS cross
examination. that she had worked
faithfully for Ludwig. whose Sec
retary She became after Won Der
OSten was killed, but was never
paid.
All got was excuses, she said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
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reasons; g newsr op5F~ cnange5 i
necessary oa reaacr-s.-P -
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news o. union OIL .14@1a co422a9o ana oo5ea
s. TIE @ss3rSa SUPPORT % ood ".ti io e6 o2%F@to @ o
solvenr PTgs1, PT%gaeoom3 would z~-0N
hoord. -, week o 50 '"'~
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ssT Bsst t5'@Ite IN spite Of t"' ..noerslg y0or@'
1. 7oilippi
X r,sl4o relay 0"a
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
SMALL. BOATS MASSED

Shatterine fire also was directed
against a large number of sampars
and similar craft on the JohoEe
coast as the British used artillery
as the Raj used bombs on the
French coast-to break up enemy
preparations for direct attack on
he island.
Defense preparation on the island
were greatly intensified but there
was sail au urgent need for air
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-08
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