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mabreno ieiner Greiiefonferen5 am
Iieustaa beIonoers in Stinnllng.
Gr erludbnte, bab bic Designating
Der Ginfonlmen uuf $4,000 per
Sabr llldt MIR ais Sobn su betraf-
ten ici louoern oab audi onoere Gin.
nabmen ipie Grbid)aftelt, Gerrn0gen
llno 3inien aus &apitalsanlagen oa
runter iollen lollen. Gin Sod inl
8eIet 1T bieiem Sinne SIT perItppfen
miro Dem aon9reB IN ieiner Sanuar-
Iisun9 Sugaben.
@aIbiugtpn. 9tadroem in lester
Mode inl 9lbaeoronetenbaus bis 3lt-
leBt Elm ldluerer &f eegeu Die
8aIol neSSationicrlng I'M ganSell
Sanoe ausgeOroihen Durce unb in
lester Wtinute Ourh einen Ma6t-
ipruh BrGi. feoierelts entItieoen
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gpedlos iei, benn Die Hationierung
! trete in Strait, orebten iid) oie slb,
geproneten gegen Den Ereis -Iomini.
! iiratur Senoerlon, Ben lie oils Gen
observation-disclosures ser Natiunier,,nQ
! pelteM ilno beidnitten ieine SGtia
T; feitr1 al5 Ereis5ar,
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MenIGenleben, oie ourh einen Don
ben 6ran5oien fortgeiesten aanpi
oerloren 9e9angen ,pareit, iih hinter
0eneral G'iienbopers Gnticheioung
'itelte.
Gin lpeiterer Ylntft ser MfiBitinl.
mung iiber Tarlans Gruennllng tpar
Der Eroteit oes 5iibrers Ser ieit
1910 an ser Seite ser Mlliierten
fampienoen ssreiiran5oien, Generals
Sc 8aulle. Tieier ioa nun nah bier
fonlmen. Inn Sic ipirfliden @riinSe
dus5ngleld)en.
Gin uuoercr t7traitpunft mar sic
anerfennl,ng oes aronprGtenoanten
Stto Don Sabsbltra oils aopi elmer
Grilresierlng Seiterreids. Gin
Sturnt ser Gntriiihtng ging burh
ods Golf, OILS lie oapon bortelt. Iie
beriibntte &orreiponoentin llno Sen.
nerin guropas, Gorotbp Sbompion.
duBerte itb nbi1llig iiber oieien
Sdritt gs ioa ein grief oes Staats-
iefretGrs Sulls porgelegen baben,
Ser Stto BON Salisbury als lsiibrer
anerfannte. slber ip1ter ion es iid)
beralsaeItelt baben, oaB es uinpobr
plre.
&aibltetOu. Gas u. j. Of Z. 4no
is. 5. :. ssrieoerHfonlitee ereidte
eiae &eriidnoieilna in Dem Sillna,
olb IN 3llfunIt feine Streifs ourf-
gefiibrt lperoen oi:rfen rps1en ioae-
nannten rSuriitictionol Giiicrcn.
ces". Gas babelttet, buB Der ,3iul-
ncrnann auh mai einen Stein l..
geu fam, ipent or mill, uno 0ab
DER Maurer auh einen AaaeI ein'
! cbla1en bari, lpenn er mill SieIes
! ySSuriitcial "=8ereoe bat id)ou ieit
Snbren piel Staub aufgeluir6alt lno
in ieoer strbaiterorganiintion I'M
irieoen geiliftet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Tront-Nadridten beiasen, baf ein
Snsriff Der Mdie seaen einen Gi-
ieRbabnfnptenpnnft stuiidJsn Sunis
nn6 gisertc abgcmicien ,unrbc.

Nalblngtou. 8ut ausgeriiitet uno
in Ser logenannten @iiita im @eitan
bon slmerifa allseebiISetc Snlppel
simerifas trieben slneriife ser Teut-
iGen in Snnis Suriid unter Dem
Steut bon 5litsaeugbeoedung.
Der &f ellbran,,ta iih INN
oie gilenbatnlinic bei 5erbcitrfa,
35 Ieilen bon @iSerte. Sieian Gi-
lenbabnfnotenpunft batten Sic 9(ui-
icrten am Gnbe Ser lesten gSnhe
grnolnmen ino 10 Die Terbinoung
Der Ndie slpiid,en 9iserte imb Srmis
SllrhbroGen. Die IhIe iebte alles in
geiuagl,na, lim bieIe lluter6rchuug
scr Gilenbabn ,pieoer III ibreu 9e-
iis ga befomnen. lie batten seit-
lpeilig iogar bie Sberbanb IN Ser
Sitft, oie ibnen obsr olrtb ldaucre
S.ftfampfe luieoar abgenomnlen lit,
Der enbgiiltige &anpi INN gi5erte
miro iebt unteritiist Surd &riegs.
idiffe inn mittellGnoiid)en Meer unr
0aourh miro ser slhle Die 3uiubt
bon Stalieltr ahgeihnitten meroen
Nisber mar es Ser afIe ii,mer nod
nloglidL nafts ourd aroBs lt-8optt
gcSedt Srlippen 5u lanoen. Slug
5engtransporter braf)ten Die Srnp
zen mb Ole Sd)iffe oas Wfaterial
II adien-Iransporter aptrben ab
geihoiien.
Die Mfie bat ibre Srlppan be
Giebeiou, Is Meilelt uproneltlid
ton Sumis, fon5entriert. Ger slu
eriff ser sluiierten nit Sanfs uni
ifiperer slrtillerie gegeE Nieler
Iunft lit I'M @ange.
gerlin berihtet, oab Die slueri-
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mcf,tacr Kcnfcrpier>
ssr,eseesncc Fiir doriaser

iEafliit9ton. las 2anbypirtihaits.
INT baabIid)tist, Senr &ongreb eille
eauiliignng bon nur $t00,O00,O0O
liz oFa ltddlItidbrigan @ooenfopier.
.0ierunga- 3abllingan an sic 2ano,
1uirtid5ait SIT elnpfeblea - $t0O,,
O00,o0O menlger, als iiir oieier
3luetf porldliig nitoriiiert ,uorsen
'ino lulh $4,000, 600 lpeniger als
Sic 3ablltnget int laufenoen Grnte
iabr. ,3ablung iou an iold,e ,Sarnle,
ep.oigln. bic lid in Ser @elpirtid)af
tung ihres gooens on oaa notbit
iGbrige acknowledgements bel
Hegicrptg balten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Ketaitrsphe in Seitctt
brinot 500 Scn GcS

9pIton, Wtnii. Gin 6eiler i'll eillsnl
,eileu Nadtlofnl toitete ulu Sonn-
,beno sum Sonntag $50 Eerlonen
oas 2eben. 13O iino nod in lolGer
Gariailuug, bab nit elmer SotenSabl
BON 500 geretnet miro
Tas sseusr entitano burd) eine!l
illugen ManlL Der bealtftragt apar,
cine elettrild)a girne, Sic bon ei1lenl
@cIt Ser nit iainer Siebiten inn
giilteren iiten apolIt,, entierut NOR
Cen mar, irieoer binein5uitrauben.
IA er aher oas Sod fiir Die girne
niht finoen foltnte, 3iinoete er Elm
Streihbol5 al lnto Oieles itel ultf
eincn sort befinDlider rllnbreim-
Barren" Gbriitballm uno bieler ling
,seuer. Iie Gafpratipn geriet barallI
an Seuer ulro cas- Glloe lpar ple bel
allen oerartiaen Gnrfpmmniien oer
Rnf yyeuer" lmo Sic oarauifoleell.
Sc Serluirrimg, bei Ser mebr 2ellte
totgetra,npelt nurben ais lie iih an
Sen slusgdngen branaten obne jebe
eeiItige geiinnllng. Scum miro eille
grpbe iltteriuhung angeitallt, abel
oos llngliif fam lliht gutgenlahl
perben.
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mciAf,asttspcit tasals ;isbt
isbcn s,,focOcbeat ,psrHsn

Die Hpit lit fnrs an SrieftrGseru
nno anherer !6ilfe, Sabcr lit cs &c.
raten, Gefete mad, Crtsn ppn iiber
1900 Neilem Gntfsrnnng am 10,
Ccsember, nun 400 bis 1900 Mei.
len Gntferuung am II. 2c3cmbcr,
.nun 1000 bis 400 Mes,,eu am IL
Sesembcr, aber alle Hbio-Yoitiad)eu
irltcn Md, por Scm IA. Sesembe,
Gnfgcaeben pcrbeu. Epitfarten iol!er
aidlt ipater ais Is. Gsscsnbsr sm,
Qoit gcben, ,nenn lie in 3cit akae
liefert iuerSen iplien..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

9lls Wa'bingtpn Dor einigen go.
d)en Die 6leiicbrationlernng anIagte,
liuo uns Wil6 uno milhlpirtibaft.
liche Gr5eueniiie OILS polllpertiger
GrIat fir 6leilh en.pioblen iporcen.
GaB Tie iid, ibrem NGhr!pert natb ba.
Fir qnaliiisieren t6rnen nno bie
omtliobe Gntpieblllng nictt nur i'm
Sinn eillss Sroitperild)cs gebadt
tpar, ldBt iif and) nid)t beSlpeifelll.
sl5er ip:e iiebt es nun aus? gta6 al
lem, mas aus Ser @lmoesbaitptitabt
ii6cr Die Sage in Ser Mfilhlpirtld)afi
81 pcrnebmen lit, 6eltebt heilte burt.
Gus Die WtDglidfeit, oab Oieier
sSIeiiheriob nod eber ser Hrtipnie-
RING nnterlpprien lperbeu miro al!
6as 5leiid) irlblt. SSu ser Butter.
beriorgung lit ole Situation nit Ser
&anoelsiperre iiber 40 Ero5ent auer
&iibllager-V -VeltdnNe in ser 1nt i6ol,
aflt geiporben. Giaie 40 Hro5enl
nliiiien ser 9fegierrng reierplert blel.
ben. nm sic geoarfsoefing ani
geebrma6ts- nnb 2eno 2eaie.aontu
Ii1er,llitellen. Iaf iid) oaralls cine
ifarfe aiir3uns bes 3ipilperbralt6a
ergeben Miro, oarau labt Maibing'
ton feincn 3treifel.
slbar audi uorber iton fonutc mon
in Sahfreiien Oie sniibt peracD'
men, Bob cine @utterrntiolaerllnl
iiber filr5 ober lang ,mDermeiolid
lrin ,uirb, lpu elmer Neltanbseridop.
lung ilt Oen fonrnenben Munaten
berringerter Milbproouftion porge'
bemgt .peroen. lin aaie nno anoert
lnildtpirtidaftlid)e Gr5ealgniiie lit es
nibt piel beiier belteat, uno lpas oel
einan 2urusartitel ll:lter oielel
Groeueniiien anbelanst, OaS bier5i
Ianbe 10 pppulare r8eirorene" oiirf
te es gleiter Amiid)t nad iiber filrl
ODER lang iiberballpt Oom anerifa
niIfen Menii nerihapinoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Il. =. Slisecr eckcn
aeaen 8aatafce pcr

Nsm S2lDl, Snoien. Die Malul.
idaftcn BON nelm ihaueren amerifa-
.nIldcn gombsrn begingen ySbanfs.
giplng" Gag nit einem idpueren
slnsriTf mlf iaplniId)e Selraiiine.
rien III @nngfof". slue ,sl,leseuat
lino Don Oem lansen Slug nad) oer
Saitptitabt Oes beieBten Sbailanr
5uriidgefebrt. Sie 9ioiiincrien IN
Sangfof Iino Die ein5igen bieier Mrt
i'll ean5 Sbailano mo hober Elm iebl
9lltts angriffspbieft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
napit flsks 6stt an,
Saeie atss SrteSen an

Eatitan Staot. ,Sn ellt2nl IN Spa
mid gelproGeneu Hunoflunf oil ser
crIten Gud)ariitiid)el 9tatioual=aon
greB IN Gl Salpaoor flehte Gapi
GIus 6ott I'm einen baloigen sSrie
Den al rno betonte rbiele eltlhei
NenGe 3eit IN Der 6elhihtc Sc,
Mt.nldle;t" Sein Ser5 iei gepeinig
,ollr1 Die Srag0oie, bie ieoau Ia!
bitterer miro. Gie 9iettung liegt mn
III elmer 9iiidfebr sur hriitliGen Se
benslpeiie."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Ntebiliiicr,,to II,
@pai,icn tcacnnen

MaoriO. 9lae slngebDrigen Der
Sabrestlailen 1888, 1889, 1910
imo 1911 lpuroel sln GieuIt nit
Der @a'Ie elnbcrllfen. Ser Ginbe.
rilflnasbefabl erging ourh Slnb.
funf uno miro Spanieu cine oftipe
Nrnee bon runo 100000 Wam an
Die Sano geben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
9Stcrc .prciic
fir 0elHid,ftt,sf

WaIblngton. Gas Ereisperlpals
tungsanlt geleblnigte erbobte Yreiie
fiir @olonEuelen ,liso auoere 9lrti.
fCl aus 8olo, ,peil Die sSabrifantel
aine rclatip foitipielige Glaiie Dor
Silber ais 8rlnometall bel Del
Scritellung goloplattierter ooer golo-
gcfiillter gSnren perlperoen illiilicn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Australia Opens
Air Offensive

MELBOURNE. Australia Aus.
trailan Air Force planes opened an
offensive on the Japanese man.
dated carolins islands Friday a.
ths government embarked on 81
emergency program 70 strengthen
- national defense Ia recognition
u thu serious position IN ne PM.
lpplnsn. Aslsys and the Neither.
lands East Indies.
Ground Installations aud seA-
plAnes we're attacked In the
island of ksptBEmsf.sEi OF
6fesnsieh island. which lies
northeast Of New Guinea ssd
about .z0o miles north Of Aus
iraliz. = eomnsiDiqiss Of tbs
Royal Australian air force said.
u Hss admitted The rad Nss o.
= small scale. BIT % va asserted
that fires were started and damage
- buildings ana personnel Nas
observed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Shanklin Suffers
Paralyiic Stroke

George Shanklin - veteran
Tacoma hgnt promoter and assist.
AT secretary u local acre No 3.
r o r. suffered . pafslytlc
stroke ~ his home IN the Maxwell
apartments Friday abeut Z m.
and Nas taken 10 Tacoma Genera
hospital IN private ambulance
Attendants said BE- failed 70 re-
gain CONSEQUENCES. and slight hope
sa3 he'd for Ma recovery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Jail Man After
Wife Succumbs
Indian MoY Face
Charge OF Murder

Brought 10 the sherffs office
by the physician who found his
wife cold in death. julius Young.
41-year-old Indian. was being held
in the county jail Friday facing
possible seoond-degree murder
charge for killing his wife. Mrs
Emily Young. IS. At the family
home. Ri s. BOX SOL. during a
holiday drinking party Wednesday
and Thursday
Il kicked her between the
eyes and the doc SAYS shes
dead" Young told the sheriffs
office Thursday evening when
he was brought 10 the court
house by DIR. \. d. Robertson.
Young was still under the IN
fluenee Of liquor, the sheriffs
office said.
Young had summoned DR.
Robertson when ne Was una bic
TO rouse his wife Thursday after
noon DR.. Robertson found the
woman dead and persuaded Young
10 accompany him 10 the sheriffs
office.
DR.. T. r. Long. county coroner
and Deputy Sheriff Pete Clay went
Continued on Page 4. Column 8
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Chinese Troops
Are Now in Burma

GHUNGkING An announce
ment disclosed Friday that fully
equipped Chinese troops have en-
tered Burma 81 request o. the
British and are now under COM
mand of Gen Sir Archibald Wayeli.
British mmander-in-chief IN In
dia
A spokesman for the Chinese
national military council declined
70 disclose the number Of Chinese
troops IN Burma nor when thsy
had entered British territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Defense Program
In Pacific 0kehed

MELBOURNE. Australia Prime
Minister John Curtin has eablsd 20
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
assent of thu Australian govern
ment 10 . Paelflo agreement which
Il Nas reported had been sv"lssd
81 Washington for defsnss ~ allied
Interests In tina Paclfie.
The texi had been studied iY ths
var eafanst
NO details we're aFallabls 81
ihs document Gen. lfain ter Poor
ten. commander in chief ~ the
Netherlands Essi Indies. haa aslsl
Ia = ssN Year message 10 hls
tro0ps '-rhs British ami Amsft.
cans are preparing sofnsihing that
Ndll b. very unpleasant for the
japanese
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
81 ". :. HANDLER
United Press " ritter

kUIBYsHEN Russia - German
forces on the central MOSCOW
front are retreating on Nyazma
135 miles southwest q the capital
on Napoleon'E road u retreat. be
fore a mercilesz Red army winch
has nov broken the last stable
Eazi defense line. dispatches from
the front said Friday
II vas believed the Russians had
already driven past Hozhalsk. 81
miles southwest Of Moscow. winch
vas the key point IN the German
line. end u vas reported the city
mad been enc.rcled for reduction
a. leisure a. the main advance
continued.
Nyazma j. only 95 miles
short Of sm0lensk. where
Adolf Hitler szs reported 10
have established headquarters
for a personal attempt 10 stop
the German retreat
TIE Russian break through al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Arrest 100 Drivers
Without ~ Plates

APPROXIMATELY 100 N orixEn
zsrs arrested Nee Years osy for
diving Nth lmpfop<F hesnse
plates. the local state patrol offl<e
ssmounesd FRIDAY with other
pfohlsans 70 b. confrcDtsd. th< en-
TIRE force vii - 81 IN motion
. bring about early r<slsfr@fisa
u AL cars
Those without new plates are
requested 70 leave their sutone-
blies ~ home until gettinx the
1sz2 rsElsiFstlon tags
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
4 EVaCueS
OF Hawaii
Come Here
Left Islands for
San Francisco on
Christmas Day
nv RALPH SMITH

ffacoMa Times STAR Nttffi
First Tacomans evacuated from
the Hawaiian islands. party Of
four persons and one very cold and
shivery little dog. arrived IN the
city In the past few hours
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger seudder
fthe former Janet rhompsonl ].
Mrs. Don Mahaffay tIene Anna
belief and Mrs. Ruth Brown lthe
former Ruth Mahaffayl were the
first evacues 10 arrive.
Husbands of the latter Two
remained In Honolulu. and 81
did Mrs. Warren Mahaffas
(Peggy Scudderl. who has
been there n number Of years
and plans Co remain unless
forced 10 cyacuate.
Leaving the islands was 80 sud
den for the TAcomans they had no
chance 10 shed tears over the
transformed Pacific paradise
Mrs. Scudder said she and her
husband had made reservations on
Matson liner for March hut ths
ship had been taken over as a
government transport After the
Dec. 7 attack. which automatically
closed the business in which her
husband was working in Honolulu,
they applied for civilian evscna-
ton
The order 90 leave came
Christmas DAY At 10 n. ma
They were required 10 he nj
The pier between and y.
m. the same day.
We just pulled down the drapes
from the windows. packed hnr'
riedly and left. she said.
None OF US knew the Others
were going until we found them
aboard ship when We sat down Il
dinner"
Christmas dinner. incidentally
consisted Of sliced ham. potato
salad and popsicles. said Mn
scudder. Some enterprising per.
sons had set up a Christmas tree
Coming 10 the states was un-
eventfui but nonetheless exciting.
The civilian evscuez were aboard
a liner. which has had ali It's frills
Continued on Page 4. Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Not So Cold
Is Forecast

II was SEVEN degrees warmer In
Tacoma Friday morning than on
New Years day when the official
minimum was reported "a 10.
Highest temperature during the
24-hour period ending at > =. m.
Friday WAS 30 degrees. while the
lowest Was 20
Not ~ cold Friday night and
Saturday IL the only forecast per
mltisd west u the i70th meridian.
East Of the izOth. generally fair
weather - predicted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Mrs. Henry Pieterman. 1914 So.
X st. has received word from
Pearl Harbor that her son. Corne-
Illus Pieterman. is safe. He Is \
graduate of Stadium high school
and has been In the u. S. navy
since last February.
Dave Hellyer left Thursday by
train for Chicago. where he will
resume study at the University OF
Chicago. His brother, George Hell
yer, western director for Federal
Union. will leave for San Fran
cisco Sunday.
Announcement has been made
of the recent marriage OF Miss
Virginia Jane Morgan. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
OF Bellingham. 10 Edwin Iandon.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Landon OF
Yelm.
Miss Elva Huason Of Taeoms
was a recent visitor at the y. II
Bishop home In Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elyin Parish ane
daughter ANA. Of Graham. were
holiday visitors at the home Of
Continued on Page is. Column 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

f1ssT sflu "a simpis gags Aad
tbs sshiGiss get through TIE
efos@asa stfssfs u Lead0n llast a.
quickly a. o. their loNiing
sosatsfparts 10 Mes York.
Lesson No A. D4teh ina ssFeae
Go back - gonEa
Hut even Il Amsrlean authofA-
ties dlspense sish sirens % FIRE
And polies yshieies and asnna,
laness. there sfiA remains ne
every mlnute noise u American
cites ne swelling chorus 81 me-
tor horns that would ssrss %
df0zn or ths sound a AIR raid
SIRENS
ssfBe years before the gres~
eat var broke out, authorities
la London haaded down ths
sksse that th< sounding Of
fcontlnusd on Page 4. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

wAsstt>sfOs--Ths FIRST se<-
sion u ths T7th congress sdjoaFned
sine die AZ izts . m kbr Friday.
ne second session will enassns
Il neon Monday. and Frssiasnt
Roosevelt expects 10 deliver bic
annual sisle.of.ths union message
IN psrson Oh Tuesday o. wsdnss-
dag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Anyone coming - aHY ID
American c.iy after sefyscs 10
blized England IL apt % jump -
ard make ready 10 80 70 Ar ar
rad shelter Nhen. sssisaly. aeNn
IN the street they bear SIRENS bot
inx BIZ IN siren y usually only
On a fire enEins. ps3.fs car - an
smbulanos A. ali n0urs n tsas
day ara niEhi 10 tns Dig American
cites these screams sfs heard 81
leng a. this continues. a Niii be
very difficult - devise a sysiem
- sirens that 10 the average
Asasnean. Niii mesn an air rad
alarm
GesEs In London
In London ana other OiG British
cites no fire department Or 20
bee vehicles are equipped WITH
arena. Neither are ambuiances.
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F alls TO Death
From High Pole

Suffering a heart attack while
stringinR wires near Hcchofd fseld
on poles ~ the Eimhurst Mutual
Power company. Erick Hssksnaon.
70-year-oid lnemsn. died Friday
after falling from the Top d =
pole
State Patrolmsn Paul Pattlzon
rushed the man b the county
hospital where b. vas pronounced
dead DR. T n Long county
coroner. wa notified b. Patfison
His address was given e. - 7.
Box 5ss. IN the Brookdale AREA
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Grand Strategy
OF Allies BEING
Put Into Motion
ToDAY'S WAR MOVES
By LOUIS =. kEEMlE
United Press War Ansls Il

News that Chinese troops have
entered British territory and are
in Burma under command Of Gen.
Sir Archibald Wsveli comes stimuli
tsneously with announcement Of
the British Mslsysn command that
considerable help" is on the way
70 the defense Of Malaga
Linked with other current de-
velopments. Il is news Of consider
able signifcsnce and indicates the
united grand strategy Of the allies
= being put into motion. II help
on a large scale IL To Be- sent into
Malaga. and Singapore y 10 D.
saved. b. would logically come
from the north
The psnese are throwing
strong air and land forces into
the Malay peninsula in . desperate
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Caviie Is Also
In Jap Hands
U. 8. Navy Duss
Wus Evocuolod
~ aAtu soo1nns,pg
l'abse1 pvpss vgsseos

WAa1oen0IOn - ~ city -
Asnll4 ana Ina Tinted States aeSni
ssss ~ nearby cAvsts fell lsss tse-
sn<.~ hsnas Friday
valiant Amsfs<sn and pilipsne
defenders ssns<F Gen. psasiss hae-
Arthur he'd 10 sb~n1ea the capital
aad th@ h~s>. pat thsy stiii hsl<
string ps~lfiaas nefth ~ nanlia
and % fortified lssan1s that ssm-
nand Manila bay
me fsii ~ ss6essns~a nsHlia
~sz sanaa1e~d IN . ~sf dspast-
mani eammpasqus walsh seid
-Assnneu1 e1nGunn1s - 49,
ss~ss isssp~ ss1sse1 noaaf1n -
- ~ s~s. . 49, tsonn1e
finpsl-
ks.euatian ~ csv,se vss rs-
parted ~ ths s~vy - asetn~f sem-
msalaas. stating
IAN shses - sssaj 49,
sssssi wsss seaDpso1 1eeas ~
s1ssIss Css>as $50 pstes -
sse@y se<sDne1se.-
Th< lnzs II Mania. which NJ
b<<n in uult>a afstss hssds fns -
years. Asa h~sa practically fass-
sons CONCLUSION svss saes fnssss-
dsy nights ~sf depsftm<nt eo<a-
Daniqsss dlseio~iss That An<fs<sa
defenders ln th~ ns~th and souxh
had b~sn unltsH
NEW DxrGNnE LIME
The spproximss~ position Al ~
ns~ defsns~ line appeared TO - .
s@mi.elfsi< snehorsd sn tbs ~sst
~ tbs .sh~sdissy naval bss~ ~
oisnsspo AMI a sn unkns~n point
IL ths east. ne<fn ~ nsnils
cesits as ths prinsspsi y. q
naval hss~ Ia ths fsF EAST. but ar
Fsnrrmsnts long ssoes nj b~sn
made "a ss~~ II other possts
~As~sS<as 80 fs1hpptne
fsssps sss seespyisx stsseg
psslfisns ssssh n ~ etty -
ssa are ssidssx ~ sssslee<
i~i@ss ~ Gess<st6ss So s<n~s
addresses II soas11s 49, -
f~sssssi,. pv~v~s>s~s ~ 80 -
shl. h&rsss ~ ~ <ss@y." ~
-.f a~p~rtm<sf sai6.
u states that Ina ~ic<S q
Manila. shsls s<fiesls. h<s net Less
saea fsxssanes - th< J<psp<>e
sffseks "a the GRAND. u -
tconsinDsd % Pss< n. coismn u
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Allies Sign
Pact for War
To the Finish
u. S.. Britoin.
China and nussiu
Are In Accord
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON - Twenty ~
nations. Including the United
states. Great Britain. Russia and
China, have signed an agreement
pledging = finish fight against tho
axis and banning any separate
peace. The white ilous. announced
Friday.
Economic and military resources
of tho 20 nations were pledged in
the agreement 10 the battle against
Germany. Italy and Japan.
WASHINGTON Tn. United
States. Great Britain. China aud
Russia have signed q declaration
that they viii nsht tho sxis 10 a
finish and that none n them will
accept a saparsts peace. "A was
learned Friday
President Roosevelt vas ex.
pecied 10 announce the pact later
tH8 hiAhfUboh w iHt1 MS Hf'N7
conference that an Important
statement would come from The
White House In time 10 he printed
In late afternoon newspapers.
u va. Understood several
other nations also have agreed.
er soon viii agree. Ia the anti
ssis pact several ssssss
visited the state department.
during tho day. Including
faassn.aisa A m bssssdsr
Ern~sto Jaen saafdis shs i.id
reporters be had signed de-
elsrsslss ~ snti-ssis ..iidas-
Hy.
The declaration Vas said 10 con
tain only two points PisdKs 20
enter into no separsis peace. and
pledge 10 cooperate toward
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