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Evening star., 1942-03-17
Navy Assigns
Andrews to
New Command

The Navy Department announced
today that Rear Admiral Adolphus
Andrews, commandant of the Sd
Naval District of New York, had
been relieved of that command and
assigned to exclusive duty" as COM
mander of the Eastern Sea Frontier
The Eastern Sea Frontier. al
though not explained fully by the
Navy. is an extension of the former
North Atlantic Coastal Frontier,
and apparently includes sea COM
mand and defense duties from
Maine to Florida.
Rear Admiral Edward j. Mar
quart, commandant of the New York
Navy Yard, will take on the addi-
tional duties as commandant of the
third naval district.
The Navy restricted its announce
ment to five-line communicate and
did not mention any reasons for
the change
Admiral Andrews assumed duty
as commandant OF the Sd Naval
District and of the North Atlantic
coastal frontier in March, 1941. Ad-
miral Marquart became comman-
dant of the Navy Yard in New York
in June, 1s41. Both are 50 years old.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
300 Enemy Aliens Inferned
AT Fort Meade, Army Says

The War Department confirmed
today, without giving details, a re-
port that more than 300 enemy
civilians and seamen had been in
termed in the three-acre stockade
erected at Fort Meade, Md, last De-
cember.
Most of the prisoners, rounded up
by the Government to prevent es-
pionage and subversive activity, are
civilians, it is understood, and they
include Germans, Japanese and
Italians.
Merchant officers and sailors,
taken when their ships were seized
by this country last year, are be-
heved to have been the first placed
in the stockade, designed to accom-
modate 1000.
The internees will be kept under
heavy guard in a procedure similar
to that put into effect during the
First World War.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
IA Survivors Of u. ).
Merchant Ship Land
AT Staten Island
Captains Shoes Blown
Off by Torpedo; 20
Crew Members Missing
BULLETIN.

NASSAU, Bahamas P.-
Fifty-seven survivors of a tor
pedoed vessel reached here
Sunday after two days in life
boats. The identity of the
vessel and details of the sink
ing were not made public. 1t
was the third group of sur
vivors to be brought here in
eight days.
BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 17.-Four-
teen survivors of an American
merchant ship, torpedoed last
Saturday off Atlantic City, N. j.,
have landed at Staten Island.
Twenty men were reported miss
ing.
The Sd Naval District said six of
the men were hospitalized for
bruises. exposure and shock They
we're taken TO the Marine Hospital
at Staten Island.
Capt. Gardner D. Clark, 81, Of
Machias, Me. said he was in his
cabin when the New England steam
er was attacked without warning at
las am.
Shoes Blown Of.
The first of three torpedoes struck
amidships. wrecking the hfeboat on
the starboard side, he said.
AS the crew was lowering the port
nfeboat, he said, he reached the
deck and after they had pulled away
and others had jumped to liferafts,
second torpedo hit almost directly
1See TORPEDOING PAGE 2-Xl
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Russian Successes
Reported Continuing
In Three Sectors
Timoshenko's Forces
Said to Have Enlarged
Breach in Southwest
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, March 17.-Contin-
uing Russian successes against
German defenders and counter
attacks in three sectors were re-
ported by front-line dispatches
today.
From the southwest, Marshal
Semeon Timoshenko's forces, seek
ing the liberation of Kharkov, Rus
sia's Pittsburgh" were said to have
enlarged the breach in the German
line, overthrowing fierce resistance.
Heavy German losses were claimed
in the Kalanin sector during re-
peated counterattacks in which
Soviet troops drove the attackers
back with bayonet charges across
blood stained snowdrifts.
The German Army trapped at
Staraya Russa was said to have lost
one of its most important points of
resistance in heavy fighting.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Romme|'s S Corps Steps Up
Activity in Libyan Desert

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO, March 17.-Field Marshal
Erwin Rommels North Africa corps
had increased its activity in the
Libyan desert, British COM
munique said today in disclosing
that strong enemy column in
Guiding tanks" moved forward in the
Cherima area, but Withdrew in the
face OF British mobile forces.
"A successful action by mixed
forces resulted in casualties being
inflicted on the enemy west OF
Cherima," the British added. The
R. A. F. continued TO support troops
in the forward area countering Axis
air activity.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Bataan Forces
.Repe| Sudden
Jap Attacks
Woinwrieht's Men
Easily Beot OFF
Enemy Thrusts
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A sudden renewal of Japanese
attacks against American forces
in the Philippines was reported
today by the War Department,
which said all of the enemy as
saults were unsuccessful.
A raid on the defending lines in
Bataan was easily repulAd" by
Maj. Gen. Jonathan M. VAIN
wright's troops, department COM
munique reported, and lombard
ment of harbor defenses by eremy
batteries on the Cavite shore of
Manila Bay caused only slight dam
age A Japanese destroyer shelled
the port of Cebu, but caused no
damage.
The text of the communique,
number $50, based on reports re-
ceived up to pm, E. w. T:
Il. The Philippine theater:
After several DAYS of inactivity
the enemy launched sudden raid
on our lines in Bataan. This attack
was easily repulSed by Gen. VAIN
wright's troops.
Our harbor defenses we're heavily
shelled for several hours by enemy
batteries from the Cavite shore. The
bombardment caused only slight
damage.
"A japanese destroyer shelled the
port of Cebu for a brief period. No
damage resulted.
%. There is nothing to report
from other areas"
With the departure of Gen. Mac
Arthur, Gen. Wainwright, as senior
officer, now is in charge of the
American forces in the Philippines.
Official designation of Gen. Vain
wright as commander at Bataan
has not been forthcoming.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Flyer Who Noviigoted Raft
"a Days Sets Navy Cross

credit for keeping up the spirits of
his shipmates until they reached
land.
The 41-year-old enlisted pilot,
whose wife, Mrs. Wilma Dorothy
Dixon, lives on Route /, La Mesa,
Calf. and his sf1ipmates were taken
to Pearl Harbor after their rescue
and it was there that the flyer re-
ceived , the award from Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz, commander of
the Pacific Fleet.
Mr.. Dixon was born at Muskogee,
Okla. He enlisted in the Navy at
Omaha, Nebr., In December, 1919.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

NEW YORK, March II tR.-
Stocks higher: rails lead further
recovery. Bonds firmer; rails i'm
prove. Cotton quiet; hedging off,
set by mill price fixing.
CHICAGO: Wheat firm: short
covering. Corn higher: fair
professors demand. Hogs strong
to 10 higher: top. $13.65: small
supply. Cattle steady to strong;
mostly medium grade offerings.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
py Dad Assoaiated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Harold r. Dixon, Al, an aviation
chief machinist's mate, was awarded
the Navy Cross today for "extraor-
binary heroism' in saving the crew
of a Navy torpedo bomber forced
down January 16 in the South Pa
cific during operations against the
enemy.
Dixon and two other enlisted men
who were in the plane took to an
emergency rubber boat and were
afioat for "a days before reaching
the safety of distant island. Dixon
did the navigating and was given
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Violent Bottle Reported
In Donets Basin

LONDON, March II lP).-A violent
battle in the Donets Basin was re-
ported in Stockholm dispatches
today, with the Germans laying
down "the heaviest artillery barrage
ever known" and the Russians also
throwing in large artillery and tank
forces.
Qualified quarters in London said
the battle was likely to settle the
question within the next two or
three weeks whether Adolf Hitler
would retain his forward jumping
off bases for a spring offensive.
In the central sector the capture
of two villages II and 10 miles south
west of Vyazma was reported as
the Russians struck at the communi-
cations between that forward base
and Smolensk.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
| Temperature
Scars to IS,
Years sHighest

The temperature reached a sea-
sonal high of rs degrees shortly be-
fore pm. today the Weather Bu-
reau said.
The highest previous reading this
year was 70 degrees. The forecast
for today said that showers could be
expected late in the day and that
the moderate temperatures would
continue tonight.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
New ZeuIund Points
To Peril of jap Thrust
By the Assnciated PceSs.

~ V4IC 7hsrUNIdtoU 7 EtSos
WELLINGTON, New Zealand,
March 1.-THE increased danger of
Japanese thrust toward New Zea-
land and toward the Fiji Islands to
the north was emphasized today by
Prime Minister Peter Fraser of New
Zealand.
He declared retention of New Zea-
land and Australian bases for both
defensive and offensive action was
an essential feature of general Allied
strategy in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

ROYSToN, Ga, March II (P,.-
L. r. Chandler, father Of Spurgeon
Chandler, pitcher for the New York
Yankees, died at his home near
Gainesville today. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the Cross Road Baptist Church In
Franklin County.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
French Morocco Shifts
Britons From Coast
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Earlier Story on Page A-41.
VICHY, March II. = French
sources said today 1900 British male
residents in French Morocco had
been placed in enforced residence"
in the hinterland away from the
coastal area. 4
These sources distinguished sharp
ly between today's order and one
of arrest, pointing out that a similar
edict was applied to the British in
unoccupied France several months
ago.
No reason for the order was given.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
ropicoI Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
anceS; 3-year-olds; l mile and 20 yards.
DARK Lad de Lara) 1880 1920 $50
A One (Campbell) $40
Time, 1928
Also ran-Tee Midge, Ships Run, Calls
Pet, Automatan, Nile Star. Redthorn. New
floWer' Brother Dear, FoTsvear.
SIXTH RACEPurse. $1,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 1 mile and
Best Seller CYoung) $40 $50 o3O
In Question tBrunellel $40 2.7O
Displayer (Scurlock) 29O
Time. Al 2-5.
Also ran-Cis Marion, Yawl Blue War
rior, Cherry Trihe
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claim
ING; 4-year -olds and upward: liz miles.
Gay Man (Gonzales) $3.50 1880 $50
star of Padula tMeade) $50 400
Coffee Man tMcCombs) $50
Time, 1:44b.
Also ran---Hornblende. Beau Brannon,
Curwen. Relious, Calexico. Jackorack,
Buckle UP. Unknown Land, Burning Stick.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
General Baftering
Given Griffmen as
Dodgers Win, 1874
Two Homers Yielded
By Sundro;; Mats
PIoy Loose Come
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star staff Correspondent.

ORLANDO, Fla, March H.
The Nationals violated about
everything in the. baseball books
today, and as a result the Dodg-
ers won. 13 to 4.
= Arky Vaughan and Dolf Camilli
started the trouble when they. hit
homers of Steve Sundra in the sec
ond inning in which frame Brooklyn
scored seven runs Aside from poor
pitching the Griffmen were equally
miserable at bat and in the field.
FIRST INNING.
BROOKLYN-Reese flied to Case.
Vaughan grounded to Vernon.
Croucher threw out Reiser.
WASHINGTON--Case singled to
left and continued to second on Ga
lan's tumble. Case took third after
Spence flied to Reiser. Campbell
singledsto right. scoring Case. Ver-
non lined to Galan. Herman threw
out Early. One run.
SECOND INNING.
BROOKLYN-Cam hit an in
side-the- park home run over
Spence's head. Rizzo hit ground
rule double into the left field bushes.
Galan singled to right, Rizzo stop
ping at third. Herman popped to
Croucher. owen walked, filling the
bases, Sundra knocked down KIM
balls smash but his throw to Gale
was too late to force Galan at third,
Rizzo scoring and leaving the bases
filled. Reese singled to center, scor-
ing Galan and leaving the bases
filled Vaughan hit a home run over
the right field fence, scoring Owen,
Kimball and Reese ahead of him.
Reiser flied to Case. Camilli popped
to Repass. Seven runs.
wASHINGTON-Galle flied to
Reiser. Repass walked. Croucher
was safe on Reese's tumble, Repass
stopping at second. Lyons batted
for Sundra and was safe on another
(see BASEBALL, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1942-03-17
OukIuwn Park

SECOND .RAcE-Purse, $500; special
weights: maidens. 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Which Clint (Keiper) $3.50 $3.50 1880
Prince Puck (Vedder) 730 $50
Boots Shorty tSconza) $50
Time, 0:47 As.
Also ran-SavaRe Sailor. Royal Count,
Corporal Bud, Mirror Lake, Grey Cos
lin. In Wood, Volume and Momentito.
Field.
DAILY Double paid S213.10)
THIRD RACE-Purse. S7oO;. claiming:
4-year-olds and upward: furlonss.
The Nizam tCrowelD 1900 1000 7.60
Conscript (Brooks) $50 $40
Argella (Whitins) 1880
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Fair Haired Boy, Black
Brummel Shaheen, Big Bubble, Rye
Grass, Heathtown, Graustark, Journey On.
Field.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up; g furlongs
Franks Boy tScurlocD $50 40 $50
Be Blue (Wilson) 4.90 2.70
Book Plate fAdams) 2.90
Time, 1:114s
Also ran-Designator, Ball Player and
Cooling Spring.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Slections and Entries for Tomorrow
on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Soyre in Honolulu En- Route Here

S0yre IN honolulu En- Route Here
Francis B. Sayre, American high commissioner to the
Philippines arrived in Honolulu today President Roosevelt
disclosed press conference, and the way to the
United States for conferences and to make reports
Senate Approves Increase in Debt Limit
The Senate today approved in the Federal
debt limit from $65 900 The legs
aion back to the House for in amendments
Jury Disogrees in Investment Case
CHICAGO ga Federal Court jury in the trial of six
charges of defraudng Mdwesern investors of
proxmately ST dismissed today when unable
to reach verdict after nearly three days of deliberations
The defendants accused of mail fraud and violation of
the Securities and Exchange Act in the promotion of the
sale stock Mexican berands through Resources Cor
poration International.
British Destroyer Sunk by Torpedo
LONDON 0F,.-The Admiralty announced tonight that
the British destroyer votge had been torpedoed and sunk
weekend fighting in which five German torpedo boats
destroyed and two damaged.
Jops Say Red Cross Relief Ship Unnecessary
BUENOS AIRES H-Informed quarters said today Japan
has advised Argentina that British prisoners at Hong Kong
Singapore receive the food clothing
troops and sending of Red Cross ship with supplies
unnecessary Argentina which represents British interests
Japan inquiries following British charges of aroc
ties at Hong Kong.
House Passes Womer's Auxiliary Bill
The House passed legislation today to womens
Army Auxiliary Corps with authorized strength of 10000
volunteers between the ages of 81 to As.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Late News Bulletin
President to Ask II Billion for Planes

President Roosevelt announced today that Congress
would be asked tomorrow to appropriate S17793253 for
planes for the Army. The Chief Executive told
ference that Budget Director Harold Smith had informed
him that the huge appropriation together with previous
for planes would take of the procurement of $4,000
aircraft.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Jops Say Red Cross Relief Ship Unnecessary
House Passes Women,s Auxiliary Bill

The House passed legislation today to create Womens
Army Auxiliary Corps with authorized strength of 10000
volunteers between the ages of 81 to As.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

(see MACARTHUR, Page Ak
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Pitchers Fother Dead

(see BASEBALL, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Markets at q Glance

(See TORPEDOING, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Weather Forecast

Moderate temperatures this afternoon and 70
night. Temperatures today-Highest, rs, al
pm; lowest, A. at 4:45 am.
From the United sra,ss weauer 1urssu Repora
Full Details PAGE A-2S
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Jury Disogrees in Investment Case
British Destroyer Sunk by Torpedo

LONDON lF9.-The Admiralty announced tonight thai
the British destroyer Voge had been opedoed and sunk
in weekend fighting which five German torpedo boats
destroyed and two damaged
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
L. A. PRODUCE

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turnips local PA doz -5-9us. per Gu7
water creSS 3O-35, kul, @dh. aud mn'
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pearial lO-1.l5. DauiSt local Nrl -
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6s OO-2 35; fats 4N1S . OO-2 -. Loose
lugs 500 10. Flats l.25-l.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
Tokyo Says Allied
Effort Has Failed

TOKYO, Feb. %. Official Broad
cast Recorded by United Press in
San FranciscO)- O)-Tokyo radio dc
clared today that attempts of the
United States navy to launch a
counter offensive against Japan
has again miserably failed"
1t has been disclosed that the
United States fleet, consisting OF
an aircraft carrier which had been
cruising westward to attack the
japanese South Seas islands. was
subjected to a severe battering by
the Japanese air force on Friday,
and had retreated eastward after
suffering heavy DAMAGE" the radio
said.
This is not the first failure Of
the enemy counter -offenSive. for
the enemy's attempts to attack the
japanese territory were nullificd
when the aircraft carrier Lexington
was torpedoed and sunk by Japa
neSe submarines, and another Unit
ed States fleet which attempted to
attack the Marshall Island was
driven back after suffering heavy
losses"
(The navy department has denied
the sinking of the Lexington, and
neWSpapermen have been aboard
the ship since its announced de
StructiOn.b
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
FLAX FUTURES
n. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Fea y Ut. Chryslc,
corporation featured tsc snoti session
on tie stock make, today oH uSing To-
new high fer Tie 4rai Al So up
IL The issue las been strong since
the directors GU the dividend ea.Hvr
TINS week 10 conserve capital for ~a.
work.
Enough rails advanced % send hat
tNeiaEe up slightly Dtsa:cS We're G.Dlrg
on outlook 1ur possible Suspension ui
the death sentence on ao.dnE companies
OILS Sagged Wl;h Hla.$ ~ new lows and
chemicals failed 10 LAZY u,,tr recent de
cuneS. CopperS Wtrr steady 20 cdSlc,
building issues tI!m ana fam equip
mrnts lower. ! !. C4Nr a.adr a Tx"
luH al G31. off - points
Allied made i ne" 10" ii; l".. ".t
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lu~ al IL of = While Un.on Carbide
eCualed its low DOW CaeUIcu! la>' 81
i:acilon. Eastman Kodak gained po.Ei
New lows for the Year were made by
Philips, Pure OIL, Standard Oh 'N.J.'
ANA Texas Company. [ :. Rubber pre-
ferIed made a new low ~ 6u -
A new low FOR the yea. W"s made
by Beech-&ut packing ii; = ut: '.-
points from the previous Gu>r and off
l3i. points on the Week. TIE Issue Su.d
al no. earlier IN the year.
DoW Jones preliminary closing Stock
averages. Industrial lG7 81. Up % > ta..
- 69 up u -. Guilty J. - ~ uoi aa!
10 stocks 81 - up u.l2.
Stock sales applONImatct 2lHrH >adtrs
against = 900 Il week ago C-!h >'",k
,aIes We're -. OuO shares CumpA!ri ".ia
~. 90 last Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
CENTRIC
FIRST GROUP
IN WORKOUTS

home during the next five
weeks Monday had oiled into town
and was beginning workouts to bring
the team into top 5fape before the
opening OF the Pacific coast league.
Manager Cedric burst, who arriv-
ed with a group of batterymen and
rockies Saturday said the remain
der Of his outfit would enter the
spring training camp at Ell Centre
stadium next Saturday.
Without any delay the team mem
bers who came INTO the valley Sat-
rdaY started limbering up eXer-
ciSc3 and Sunday afternoon a game
was played between the Padre Jun
iOr club from Los Angeles and the
Rockies from San Diego. The L. A.
clubmen won, 7-3.
Sundays weather was not ideal
valley weather. A raw cold wind
that followed a small downpour Sat-
urday bit through players uniforms.
However. burst said that he knew
conditions we're unusual for in the
two years the Padres have trained
in FL Centro, perfect baseball wealth
er was in order most of the time.
Members of the team going
through limbering up exercises after
a winter of inactivity (aS far as
baseball is concerned at the park
now include: Rex Dilbeck, Al Olson
and Herman Pillette, regular pitch
erS on the Padre roster; CletuS
Poffenbergur, pitcher bought re-
Gently from Nashville; c. c. Isen-
mann. pitcher purchased rom Yaki-
ma. Frank DaSSo, hurler added to
the San Diego team from the Bos-
ton Red SoX, and Catchers Bill Sal
keld and Dell 3allinger. Rockies
here include Pitchers Ray Tinsley,
James Olson and Tony Chapetta.
burst said three more of his reg
ular pitchers are expected momen-
tarily They are viii Thomas, Wally
Hebcrt and Joe Mailman.
The Padres will share the Ell
CentrO stadium with the Pittsburgh
Pirates pitchers and catchers who
are scheduled to arrive for nine
day workout period Tuesday.
Workout schedule will see the
Padres uSing the field in the morn
ingS and the Pirates playing in the
afternoon. burst said that all work
outs and games played during the
spring season for practice purposes
will be open to the public at no
admission charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
RAINlERS TO PLAY
UNDER ARC LIGHTS

SEATTLE. Feb %. up - The
Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific
Coast league Will open their home
baseball season under the arc
Nghts April 81. it was announced
today. The traditional day opener
was shifted to night to accomo-
cate the citys thousands of de-
fey Sc workers
The Rainiers also announced
Trey had acquired Catcher Eldon
Muratore on loan from the New
York Yankees Muratone played
With Idaho Falls in the Pioneer
league last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-23
Eli.SHAUGhNtSSY
DEAL REPORTED

NEW HAVEN, Com, Feb. 90.
CUPD-Reports were current today
that Clark Shau4hneasy, Stanford
univeltity's football coach, soon
may bc named head coach at Yale
university.
Shaughnessy WAS understood TO
bc confcrriu9 at New York with
Yale officials concerning the coach
ing berth. succeeding Emerson
spike Nelson. who resigned Jan.
TO Join the army.
Shaughnessy, it was reported, was
holding out fol- FIJI professional
status. which would assure him of
a job in case football WAS abandoned
because of the Wir.
Eli authorities. It was said, have
offered Shaughnessy $4,000 yearly
to take the coaching job.