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FIANO-ASsume payments on fne Betsy
Ross spinets One requires $50 down and
3 inStallmentS, another . lnS1 dllmentS.
and another installments. All without
carving charge Lester Pianos. Inc 1921
G ST. NV. Open ewes
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i%9 D st. Se-G rooms. bath. BRICK ga
rage. oil heat, new house condition. blp0E
OF House Once B.CE PTlCt. S,.H""- terms
F A CRAWFORD. NE. NIB or AID. '-.'".
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$3.50!
IN POPULAR PETWORTH.

$ rooms row brick extra room in base
mcnL 2-car brick garage. modern auto
matte heat reasonable terms See At
once. EDMUND j FLYNN Woodward
Bdg.. RE. IHIH. Ewes. Mr.. Flora, GE
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932S ASHMEAD PL. n "

932S ASHMEAD PL. y u.
4-room. :}-haIh house 20 BE- sole TINS
week i'll order 10 close an estate. FlVt
large bedrooms. sas hea'. buI.t-in GaraRe
IL excellent location Make al offer %
Mp MarAfITRRAY EN- n.iIi OF DI ..HlS
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RADIO-PHONO. COMB 7-tube, automatic
changer model, S62 80 cash. Apex Elec.
Co. 1O9 9th ST. NV. al G.
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EXCLUSIVE
WESTMORELAND HILLS.

BuI,r by master builder 10 suit the most
Discriminating taste, This cabinet finished
house provides everything essential IL
lifetime home. l. mas living room.
dining room. Kitchen ana powder room on
the hrSt floor. n master bedroom With :!
closets. =. bedrooms with =, closets and =
baths on The !nd tloo:. a recreation room
and maid room and bath IN The basement.
and attached garage For house OF this
type he price IS attractive. For iuSpeC-
tion cali Mr. CAREER Me. lO59.
l MESI EN RI-CE ANAN
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: .a50-SLIGO PARK TERRACE. Md
New detached ;5-bedroom brick Oil
heat, slate roof rock wool insulated.
50. 15O-Near Walter Reed HoSpltal-Semi-
detached brick of four bedrooms. two
baths, large front porch. hot-water
heat. oil burner, built-in garage. Re-
Gently redecorated throughout
81 750-Chevy Chase. Nd. west of Conn.
ave, country club section. Six rooms.
two baths. frst-fioor lavatory, oil heat:
buit-in garage Home of unusual
charm. priced for immediate sale.
80 SHANNON IL LUCHS CO,
1903 H ST. NV. National 234S.
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MIRACLES HAPPEN

Sometimes. We have 1ust found another
brick BUNGALOW for S6.5OO, IN restricted
subdivision of Silver Spring. md floor can
be- finished into = more rooms. large lot .
schools. shops and buses near
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5 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.

$14, $50
Chevy Chase, Md-Large living. dining
rooms, de luxe kitchen, "a bath; ind floor.
3 bedrooms, > tile baths; Bird floor . large
bedrooms. Il bath: air-conditioned: shower
bath in basement; built-ln garage: large
trees, > DorcheS LESLIE d. MEASELI-
WO. n"ol l4n1 Eve
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worth and G. E radios and combinations
large stock 10 select from; liberal tradein
allowance on old sets: time payments.
Spring Valley Elec Shop. 4S05 Mass. ave.
NV EN- SS6} Open ewes.
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. bed-oOmS Sleeping porch. IIvIrG I'm.
with fireplace large dining m fully
EQUIPPED kitchen oi! heat. large Io1 wl'h
- per mo. which mel interest A. :,
unrl pad To inspect call MI. Mscrar.
DE-. "GH% with
LOUIS H. HALL. RealtOr.
.LH5 Rhode Island Ave Ne EO sNtO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S10.950.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER.
HOME AND INVESTMENT

Near Washington Circle. substantial
brick OF 10 rooms and baths, house COM
ple'e!y wealher->;IIpp, and lnSula'eo.
moGernlzed kitchen. 'Ile baths ai.o heat
and hot water. etc Only : blocks 20
heart OF Govt b.de>. Immediate pos
session Good terms and priced reason
ably Evenings call IA G5j>
STERLING & FISHER CO..
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ply ga Atlantic ST. Sc. Highland dwellings
REFRIGERATORS. new and USED. $50 up;
guaranteed up 10 5 years easy terms
r o. Smith. 1914 H st. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
ref1nished all makes and sizes. S39.95 UP.
Terms Park Radio Co, 2l46 st. NV.
REFRIG GERATORS-Deep-cut sacrifices on
over 400 relrigeratorS We have the largest
display in Washingto and guarantee
General Electric Frigidalre. Westing house.
CroSlev. Kelvinstor. NORGE. Leonard. Cold
SPOT used as low as $40: bTand-new 1912
diate deliveries. easy terms: unusually lib
er"i '17deeig 1ThAs APPIIANeE nP519IEanNSes1E COMPANY
a@i G St NW-Entire Blde
District 3.a5 open Ewes. Till 9 PM.
REFRIGERA RAToRs-clearance sale repos-
ssssed used and new Hnn6fsids 1dsi tG ehoose 9fHss
We operate the largest refrigerator plant
~ the East and therefore we are able to
lowest prices. Frigidaire. WestinehOuse,
G E. Norge. CroSley. kelvinator. Leonard.
etc. from $1,000. Up to 3 wears free
allowance. easy terms. New 1871 l-l"42
models all standard makes at wholesale
builders 0[1S9s LTx APphfANcE f5 mseEsts Co oe's'S
.h si kaFgeSt FefFss55iS Repa5e H9gse
'''' open Till Pm.
year old; lawn mower. . Venetian blinds
% and ~ inch: kitchen table. EN- $3.50.
RUG, Oriental. l2.6xI5.6: cupboard motor
CElto Super. cheap. 3307 Que st. NV. =
RUG, OIL. used Administer original cost,
$50 viii sell for So Phone FIR. 6o43.
from : to Q Dm
SEWING MACHINES - Brano-new cleo
RIGS $3.50 up; Domestic White make.
Also reconditioned Singers. all guaranteed.
liberal terms Goldenbergs eth and x.
SEWING MACHINES-Se us and save 100
10 25oc on used electric and treadle Sing
ers Whites and Domestics. Also plenty of
values in new night table, desk and port
able machines. We buy and repair all
makes. Call Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop, lOl5 9TH 81. NV.
SEWING MACHINES. new and used easy
Terms rent. repairs. all makes; estimates
SEWING MACHS.---Treadle, Ss: portable
S""50; rents, repairs. Singer Store 2I49
Pa ave. NV. National 1888
SHOWCASE. 1x511a"x17L2", with full
plate glass sliding doors. and shelves; also
used pine cabinet. S'4 KAT XII, with up
Der and lower compartments.
SINGER CONSOLE. looks ok, and sews like k
k0iB Klinale 81. NV. Emerson 61Si.
STENOTYPE MACHINE and complete
counse. used very little; S35. WA. 1901.
1892 Rhode Island ave. Mi. Rainier, Md.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE. practically new.
latest model includes instruction book;
reasonable. Call NE. 25s5
TIRES. used, several 6O0xl6. 6.5oxl6 snd
f2nYl6: ORIGINAL tread: also tubes Cen
turv Motor Company, 302% ldth ST. NV
Gpen Sunday till ).
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a cheap new one This floor sample Betsy
RnSs Spinet can be YOURS by assuming
monthly payments without carrying charge.
Act promptly for this one Lester Pianos,
Inc 1871 G ST NV Open ewes.
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PIANO-We have a slightly used latest
model Knabe spineU in practically new
CONDITION that We are closing out al
worthwhile REDUCTION over the new price:
easy terms. kits, 1880 G St ,mddle OF
The block Evening appointments ar
ranreG Call Renuhllc f.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
A HOME THAT WILL REALLY
PAY FOR ITSELF.

Srm. home in Sc, near Navy YARD.
fully furnished; 2nd floor arranged as 2
furnished 2-rm. apts: auto. oil heat .
car garage. single garaees. former owner
rented apis. and garages for total of
$3.50 mo-! Total price, only S6,95O
Call Mr.. Burr today at MI 607S or ofice OF
PAUL P. STONE,
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used SPIN
cts ersnds and small uprightS. at low
monthly rates. Or. if you feel as If YOU
NAV buy later. you can obtain one on our
special purchase rental plan. KITS. 1880
G ST middle OF the block. Evening ap-
polntmfntS arranged. Call Repubhc GIL?
Evening star., 1942-03-11

RADIOS-Phonograph combination. bar
gains. floor samples Save up to :IuG..
Buy before complete Government reStriC
tions go effect. Our stock complete.
r c A Phico, Zenith, FarnsWorth,
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L T GRAVATTF

Beautiful hone on large lor ''v'ng
dining rooms de luxe ki'chCn- = large 0ed-
looms, rIie bath with shower. ouIlt-lr gar-
age, OIL heat Venetian blinds insulated,
one bloc. schools. bus line. he ideal home.
LESLIE n. MEASELL. WO. 5','1I. I4.1 Eve.
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> OUTSTANDING VALUES.
Silver SprinG. Md.-Immedate Possession.
One at Piney Branch rd. and Dale drive
Large rooms and bath. screened side
porch. built-in garage. Price, S9950
Other at I24 Dale drive-6 rooms. =
baths. screened porch. built-n garage.
corner wooded lots. Price $1,000; terms
arraneed
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO, INC,
S6S, COleSVille Rd SE 1l6o .
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Eight rooms. bedroom ard bath on first
moor, four bedrooms and bath on second
hoor: large StreamlIned kitchen side
porch. OIL hot-water heat. wooded lot A
real buy for s. .5uU .uu. uIIh substantial
cash Cal! MR.. WOODWARD. AID. 34S7
or DI :G:SIf
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West Of Conn. ave.-COlonial bricl: home
of Il spacious 'oOmS. Iath. hO1 water heat.
rear porches. new-house condition. built
in garage. Act quickly. Immediate pos
session Phone MI Evans. Woodley 0"9U.
49, SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
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RADIOS. So each Production Sroppage
forced me out Your last chance to save.
Some new sets uo TO So, of. RA. 1851
EAn Narnum
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PIANO. ChiCkering grand mahog.; owner
sacrifices. AT American Storage. 2sGI
Georgia ave. Adams 1850. Lawson d
C,pllhari -
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GEORGETOWN 600
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

Attractive brick. neW-hoUse CorGIrlo
beautifully .eNtOreG- :mmC dlate poSSeSSlo
BOSS X PHELPS. National H3un
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OWNER SAYS
SELL QUICKLY
S6-4l0I

T. purchase does no; GeS're 20 nCluds
The .iar2e cN'ra lO,. price Is oriy
S. .950l
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ROCK CREEK EXCLUSIVE SECTION,
SEEING Is PFI IFVINCi
DUPONT rARK Sc

Home or investment. rooms, b. I'll.
not-water neat. gaEage OF alley. Drlce
~ 9,u Ou. For inspection call Mr.. FOS-
TER VA 9lsN or DI :i3i6
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100 BLOCK w LELAND. CHEVY CHASE.

Md.-Det.. large lot. 4 rms. and b.,
oil heat. 2-car gar. Immediate possession.
Only 81 900 cash REQ. Bargain. W. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Il -G-lntn- nne- instance lc+-44cd n
Ito Hou of Representative.
Wednesday, hy Rep Ilaiton Sum
nor. al TcNas Chairman OF IN,
Il0g-c Judiciary committee
~ man out In the community
here used 10 live. named Wal
lace, was running little diary
ont there. selling milk Ia his
nrighhor. selling az the cheapest
price he could sell, which was 10
cents quart. delivered. Wash
ington comes along and freezes,
f4et He FFie+-ef milk bttt- the
price ~ each indiN idual selling
milk Think hen smart that WAS.
MIR. Wallace was having 30
compete with the munition
plants tor labor. Feed was up.
the farmer could not continue at
10 cents. and he went 10 Dallas
~ see n he C0uld not raiep the
TFTCr or his MIX 10 u cents.
CUSTOMERS PAY - CENTS
Gle offered 10 bring I'm Pc
tition from hi> customers stating
they wanted him 10 raise the
price "a - cents. But he was not
permitted 10 do 80.
His rows went 10 the Slaugh-
for house. His former customers
are paving ~ cents a quart 10 q
big dairy that had a Accent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
INFORMATION CONFUSING

The bulletins and press releases
from ODT on this matter are
coming thick and fa>, these DAYS.
and some a. them are very con
fu~lnc
But my present information Is
that ODT has declared a mora
forum on enforcing IFS original
farm truck gas rationing allow
ancc until January 81, and that
orders are on their way from
Washington 20 ODT district offices
TO see thar emergency allow
7nccS bc given farmers upon their
own sworn statements that the
gasoline is needed until January
81.
Unless these Washington
agencies and bureau, come 20 their
senses boy that time think tho
now Congress is going 10 assert
itself don't know whether
Washington has completely Sen>ed
~ or not but the November 3
election results were a plan warn
ING 10 Washington 10 mend some
OF lis ways and do 10 in time 90
win the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
MAYBE TO ROOSEVELT

Perhaps he even ought 10 make
h!, appeal 10 President Roosevelt.
ne Comnandcr-in-CMci Of the war
program
Price ceilings too low 10 cover
labor costs, added 20 labor short
ages already have sent thousands
and thousands Of DAIRY COWS 10
Slaughter IN the past nine months.
And sull tins administration cN-
poets Secretary Wickard 10 be-
able 10 get tho dairy farmers 10
produce more and more milk.
The DAIRY farmers want 10 pro-
ducc more milk. They arc not
selling OF thor cows because they
want 20 20 out al business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
CANNOT AFFORD cows

They arc selling The dairy COWS
because Washington control, Of
prices and labor conditions are So
formulated and administered that
-1hn. cannot afford % keep the
COW, cannot get help 10 milk the
COWS cannnnL got gasoline 10 haul
Inc milk 90 market
Sow The same applies 70 beef
proiIccT> although the situation
IN the beef cattle industry Is not
a> acute as iu tac daiTyng indus
.trt.
EI7,+rr' -7r--iA --r-t,..v trrr7-F
handled hero n Washington a
similar thing is going 10 happen
there IT J., happening right now,
though. not Yet on Il large scale
But unless farmer, are assured
they VIII get gasoline 10 operate
their farms and they viii need
tires. Too. some Of these daysl
'hoy wall be- forced 10 market in.
stead Of feeding cattle and that
ls not the vas 90 get more meat
production
! am nor going 20 discuss ca>o-
line ratoning again ! doubt u !
could throw any more Acnt on
that subject.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
ANOTHER INCIDENT

I nlnin ono instance IDL.41cd 10
tic Iou - of Representatives
Wednesday hy Rep Ilaiton sum
rcr. ui TcNas chairman OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Wickarll'S Food Plea
Addressed Ia Wrong
Place. Capper Says
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United states Senator from Kansas
special Ia TIN DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON. Dec 7 Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wickard has
asked American farmers TO in
crease production Of loodstuffs yet
again i'm 1913
Britain China. Russia need
more food. North Africa must be
fed 10y American farmers, who also
must help feed Spain
Sometime next year we hope 20
be feeding the starving IN Italy, in
Greece, IN nearly all western Eu-
rope when We succeed IN recon-
Qucring that section Of the world
fIOm The AVS pOMcTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
OTHERS SUFFER. TOO

And don't YOU believe that tho
farmers arc the only ones suffer
ing from Washington complex 10
make rules and regulations and TO
take over the details Of running
every ones business.
This business of sending out
qucStlonnalreS, and requiring re-
ports on every subject under the
sun has got 80 bad that Congress
is gong 10 have 20 step into tho
picture
When ono agency has issued so
many of these forms ~ be filled
out that II has 20 cntitle one of
them with a string of figures and
letters such as ] am just going to
repeat 10 You. u Is time 10 slow
down the stream
! think YOU VIII agree with me-
that Senator Nandenberg lust
about hat tho nail on tho head
when he declared the whole nation
has become 'quiz-diLZy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
HIT BY RATIONING

Hb0Ii mo same Time I read 81
thus need for increased production
- foodStuilS. particularly meats
and DAIRY products. receive Tho
following telegram from j G.
darkness. a farmcr-Siockman in
Nc>e County Kan
office defense transportation
limited mo 90 3,l09 miles per
annum with pickup truck used
exclusively for farm operations
and care OF cattle. II not
amended viii be- forced Ia
market 300 stock cattle and quit
farming "
This telegram is similar "a
f7UT0Trrtv, WIS going 10 say
houS san q S OF such letters and
t0lCEJ / have received ia the
past month And The situation is
not confined 10 KanSa, farmers al
MI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
APPEAL TO HENDERSON

But | have come 10 the point
where | believe Secretary Wick
ard IS making his appeal al the
wrong place.
lie ought 10 be- making IT 70
Leon Henderson, administrators Of
The office of price administration
he ought 10 make II 10 Joseph
b. Eastman. director of the office
OF defense transportation.
He ought 10 make il 10 William
JcfferS. director OF rubber produc-
ton
He ought 10 make it TO Paul V.
NcNutt who Is supposed in some
wayfo have something 10 do WIN
a locating manpOwcr require
mCntS
ffp ought n mike II 10 who
ever controls the policies Of Cen
cral Hershey sclcCtiVe service d.
rector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

ington are proceeding 10 not get
the job done.
Secretary Wickard has called
upon the farmers 10 increase pro-
duction. II Is a noble appeal. II
is a necessary one.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06
Bob George; War Hero:s Son,
Enjoys Selmdge Field Visit
Heods West After Attending kotionoi
Rites for Fother at Washington. D. G..

Pfc. Robert Bob" George,
son of one of Americas first
heroes to die in service during
World War III, left for the west
coast today after visiting Sell
fridge Field, where his father,
the late Brig. Gen. Harold II.
George, was once stationed.
Earlier in the week Pfc.
George attended national funer-
al rites for his father at Wash
ington, d. c.
Brig General George moved
TO Selfridge Field first in 1898
as squadron commander and
with the rank of Major. With
him came Mrs. George and their
two children, Bob, aand Peggy.
Both of the children were at
once enrolled in Mount Glenn
ems high school. Peggy gradu-
ated from there in 1910 and
went to Albion college for her
freshman year. Bob, %, older
than his sister, graduated from
Mount Clemens high school in
1871.
When war clouds doomed the
family was ordered to the west
coast from whence the general
was ordered on to the Philip
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06
Thomas Smoot
Dies Suddenly
Department Store
Executive Succumbs

Thomas II. Smoot,, 50, Of
20855 Paloma drive, st. Clair
Shores, died early this morning
at Saratoga hospital, where he
had been a patient for less than
two weeks.
Mr.. Smoot, who had spent
virtually his entire lifetime as
an executive of department
stores in Iowa, Florida and
Michigan, was widely known
throughout Macomb county. He
had made his home in st.
Clair Shores for 13 years.
Although Mr.. Smoot had been
in ill health for the past several
years his condition was not con-
sidered serious until recently.
Mrs. Edith Smoot, wife of the
deceased, is well known in Ma
comb county social service cir
cles.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon from the Roy
j. Raul Funeral home. in st.
Clair Shores, with the Rev.
Stephen Crary of Lakeshore
Presbyterian church officiating.
Burial will be in White Chapel
cemetery, Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06
Will Goering Betray
or abandon Hitler?
Air Marshall Sole Remaining
Member of HitIer's Confidantes

m ore profound reperCussion.
Here was man who always
was regarded as his masters
shadow, a partisan who had no
other ambition than that of
serving Adolf Hitler. He never
appears to have had an idea of
his own; his job was that of exc
cutting his masters will.
Suddenly he fled. Was it as
bad as all that with Nazism?
The masses asked.
Only day or two before his
sensational departure they had
read the speech he delivered in
awarding the title of pioneer
of labor" to airplane designer
Messerschmidt and other top in
dustrialists. 1t sounded like a
perfectly normal speech. They
couldn't trust their ears when,
after the British announced the
arrival of Hess in Scotland, the
German radio blared out the ex-
See GOERING-Paxe :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06
Germans Lose
Half Original
Tank Power
ImperioIs Pound
Enemy Out Of
Libyon Salient
BY the Associated Press

Britain's desert armies were
reported to have won a armor-
ed superiority in the 12-day-old
battle of North Africa today IS
tank-led British infantry, strik-
ing from three sides, pounded
the Germans back toward a gap
in the main British defense
line.
Frontline dispatches sa d
Nazi Field Marshal Erwin Rom
mel had already lost $40 tanks,
or about half his armored force.
British headquarters said
British troops launched an of
fensive Thursday night west of
Knightsbridge, Is miles south
west of Tobruk, and sustained
the attack successfully through
out yesterday.
Military observers said the
situation was rapidly boiling
toward a showdown, with Rom
mels main forces hard pressed
in the bloody Devils Cauld-
ron" sector east of the gap which
his armored columns slashed
through the British minefields
between Ain Ell Gazala and Biz
Hacheim.
Caught behind this 50-mile
line, Rommel was said to be
counting on using the Gap as
an escape hatch in the event he
is forced to retreat westward
once more.
The British said Lieut.. Gen.
Neil M. Richie, British Field
commander, was pressing the
initiative after driving the Axis
out of lamar, east of Knights
bridge.
Heavy British artillery fire
from the south and north ham,
pered Axis attempts to organize
a counterattack, while British
columns which thrust far to the
Axis rear attacked German sup
ply lines bringing vital fuel to
Rommel's mechanical forces.
An Italian communique &C
knowledged that the British
were on the offensive, declaring
that British armored attacks had
been repulsed. The German
High Command said briefly that
Axis forces had gone over to
the counterattack.
Other European war devel-
opments:
AIR WELFARE - British
night raiders attacked Naples,
Italy, setting big fires, and re-
neWed the great city-smashing
assault on war foundrieS in the
German Ruhr Valley.
About 800 planes were said to
have taken part in the Ruhr
raids, with 13 Raj aircraft list
ed as missing.
London sources said the Raj
had thrown more than 3,OOO
See LIBYA-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06
Mikado's Navy
5taggers Back
in Sea Battle
Americans Score
Crushing Defect
in Midwoy Bottle

Associated Press War Editor.
Americas wasp-nest defense
of Midway Island sent the Jap
anese fleet staggering in retreat
today as Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz, dramatically summarize
ing the three-day-old battle, de-
clared:
while it is too early to claim
a major japanese disaster, the
enemy appears to be Withdraw
ing. but we are continuing tho
battle.
ut may be conservativeIy
stated that United States control
remains firm in the Midway
area"
A communique issued at u. S.
Naval Headquarters, Pearl Har-
Dor, Honolulu, said the powerful
japanese naval squadron was
limping away with at least eight
warships and transports dam
aged by American bombers and
submarines.
The communique indicated
that American forces were pur-
suing the battered invaders af-
ter beating off the initial on
slaught in a victory possibly
surprising the allied triumph in
the battle of the Coral Sea.
Admiral Nimitz said latest re-
ports showed that ''the enemy
damage is very heavy indeed"
with gripping blows inflicted on
several ships in each of the
aircraft carrier, battleship.
cruiser and transport classes.
CRUSHING DEFEAT
The crushing defeat of the
japanese armada, the biggest en-
envy naval force ever to pene-
trate so far eastward toward
American shores, came even a
Tokyo newspapers boosted that
their navy's latest exploits had
established complete japanese
domination of the Pacific and
Indian oceans"
See SEAWAR-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-06

"The Life of the Little Flow
err" a 155-page volume dealing
more with the salutary words
and edifying deeds of st. Their
esa of Lisieux than with her act
ual life, is ready for the eyes OF
the reading public.
Announcement that the book
is off the press came today from
the author himself, the Rev.
Father Alfred M. Hutting, of st.
Peters Catholic Church here
who consumed years In re-
search and study before sending
the material to the John +. Cum
co Company of Chicago for pub
LEGATION.
HERE THREE YEARS
FIR. Hutting, who has been at
St. Peters parish for the last
three years, completed work on
the volume while he was at the
Shrine of the Little Flower,
Royal Oak, as an assistant 70 fr.
Charles <. Coughlin.
FIR. Hutting is well qualified
to write on the subject of his lat
est rhetorical effort. While
studying theology in Europe, he
spent considerable time at Lii
sieux, near Paris, where the