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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13
THE PRIMARY
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The total votes in the county for
the various candidates, follow.
Democratic Vote
For Governor-John McSweeney
1872; Frank A. Dye, a; Joseph T.
Ferguson, 1SS; Walter F. Heer,
80; Clarence H. Knisley,75.
For Lieutenant Governor
George D. Nye, 224; R. M. Wine
gardner, 143.
For Secretary of State-John E.
Sweeney, 292.
For Treasurer of State-Robert
S. Cox, 209; John Charles Fowler,
A; Harry V. Armstrong, sc.
For Attorney General-Herber
S. Duffy, 220; William j. Hart, 54 !;
Joseph c. Allen, SO.
For Representative to Congress
t-Large-Stephen NJ. Young, 30S.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mccoy of Ken
nebec hill received letter Tuesday
.4um their son Robert Mccoy in
Australia. The letter was dated July
%. He had evidently been away,
since he wrote of having received
20 letters, all at one time. He stated
he was feeling fine. He is back with
the 26th pursuit squadron and has
recently had two promotions, and is
now CopOral His address is Cpl.
Robert Mccoy, 26th Pursuit Squad
ron, US. Army air corps APO 922,
care San Francisco postmaster.
Pvt. Herbert Davis, of Camp
Polk, La, came Friday for a visit
with his father, Edgar Davis, and
other relatives and friends. He has
15-day furlough, and will visit his
three brothers at Warren, before
returning to camp.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

East Bloom-H. J Buchanan.
West Bloom-Fred Clifton.
Bristol-O. G. Hancher.
Center G. ID. Morrison.
Deerfield-F. r. Newman.
hopville-Shannon Roberts
Mountville-V. H. Mendenhall. a
Marion-Geo. j. Hill.&t.6ssF .~
Chesterhill-C. e. BOde.
anchester-Hiram Henderson.
Malta Tp.-Forrest Foster.
Malta. N.-Walter Giles.
Malta. S. Harry Harris.
Meigsville-C w. Heron.
Morgan VIM. G.. Kester.
McCon. A-Kenneth Fields.
McCon B-Wallace Bragg.
McCon. C-J. Lester White.
Penn-D. G.. Parsons.
Union-Evart M. Davis.
Windsor. H. Henery
Stockport-Jap Henery.
E. York Boyd Divers.
w. YOrk-Chloie Brown.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

Malta hudson Young j.. i u,
MeiSsviIle-1van Barnes.
Morgan Bertha Parmiter.
McCon. A--Stella Durbin.
McCon. B-Janes Gill. Il ss4sts.
McCon. C-Carlos Hall. - s-s..u-.
Penn.-S. C. Van Fossen.3 fs
Union-Frank E. Harrison.
Windsor-Len Muse and Emmett
Bole, tied.
Stockport-Wilma Williams. s#
E. York-Harry Erwin.
w. York-Mary Christie.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13
CENTRAL Committeeman

In several places in the county,
where no candidates had filed,
names were written in, and some
places there is question whether
they received enough votes to be
declared elected In the list OF
names below, those receiving the
most votes in their respective pre-
cincts, are given.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13
Democrats

DclilCCfatS
East Bloom. C.. Stewart.
West Bloom-Russell Williams.
Bristol
Warren Allen.
Deerfield-Harry Nelson.
Bishopville-J M. Watkins.
Mountville-Roy Brown.
Marion-J. K. McElfresh.
Chesterhill-Lena Whitacre
anchester-Russell Allen.
Malta Tp.-Harry Willis.
Malta N-EZra Mcdaniel.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13
Death For A Traitor

For the first time in 148 years, the death sentence
has been imposed traitor the United States
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

You had better be big as a loser
than small as a winner
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

Pack trains in mountainous Sec
tors are often necessary and here
the mule, slow but sure-footed, plays
en- important role. Our Army buys
thousands of mules paying from $175
to $190 for each. The mule eats
less, carries more, and some de-
clare is smarter than the horse.
Your purchase of War Bonds and
Stamps helps pay for these Army
Mules. Invest at least ten percent
Of your income in War Bonds evc-y
pay day. U.S.T,eass,y Depoysmsss
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13
%Aot Ho~ Buy WiM
WAR BONDS.
4 -

Tractors and motors will never
wholly replace the Army Mule as
factor in the mobile units of our
army. The Army Mule is a tradi-
ton and the "mule skinner" is a
breed unto himself. Army Mules
are used by the Field Artillery and
the Cavalry in areas where the
terrain is rough and tractors cannot
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-13

The total votes in the county for
the various candidates, follow.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

En- la lejania Sc oy6 sonar las
once.
Garlez, andando de un lado
para otro, fumaba automatiea.
mente cigarrillo tras cigarrillo.
deJando caer las cenizas que &c
eSpacian por ell suelo. Las frases
que emitia iban d6cilmente a en-
negrecer las cuartillas de Jac.
que.ine, Y serian mas tarde
tranSmitidas Y difundidas en- q.
mundo entero, para conOcimien-
to de aquellos que desearan en-.
terarse del ingente programa de
la S. U. f. U.
"Notemos bien -decia Gar
lez- que la crisis econ6mica
no es la ~resultante de
una simple sobreproducci6n pro'
vocada por 81 desarrollo de Ia in
contemporaries. Fila 70
debe mas bien a Ia legislation ar
oltraria, que, al elevar barrcras
antinaturales, falsea
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
lados a golpes.

lladOs a golpes.
Ell General Tatok, compren-
diendo que ell momento era cri-
tico, sali6 al balloon y CRITIC con
.potente voz:
-iAmetrallenlos!
Una piedra 10 hiri6 en- la fren
tie; pero, imperterrito, volvi6 a
.dar la orden de hacer fuego.
La creptaci6n de las ametra-
.lladoras era dominada por los
rugidos de la muchedumbre las
balas segaban sin piedad esa
compacta masa humana. Algu-
nos hufan, mientras otros, mas
audaces, Sc lanzaban al asalto
de las poSiciones guardadas por
la tropa, llegando a apoderarse
Ge varias ametralladoras, que
emplazaron para hacer ruego
contra la Casa Verde.
Cuando parecia evidente que
el pueblo iba a obtener la victo-
ria, llegaron refuerzos. Los sol
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
Antes de pelear con Robinson Armstrong tendra
que someterse a I'm r~econocimiento
Dicese que los dos famosos pGgiles negros
c~ombatiran ell dia 20 de enero

maremos extraordinarias pre-
cauciones por las noticias con-
tradictorias que hemos recibdo
scbre su salud. Los mas recien-
ties informes indican que su es-
tado fisico es bueno. He venido
combatiendo r~egularmente en- ell
oete Y sus exitos 10 atestiguan.
No ~obstante, no nos guiare-
mos por la labor de Henry en-
sus nuevos triunfos. Tenemos
que apreciar por nosotros mis-
mos y al mismo tempo conven-
cernos de que la condici6n de
sus ojos es satisfactoria.
Mike Jacobs Sc encuentra en-
Miami y en- su ausencia Nat Ro-
gers desminti6 la noticia de que
los dos gladiadores han firmado
va los contracts que lie fueran o.
frecidos.
Armstrong acept6 su contra
to, pero Robinson demanda me-
jores condolences m%onetarias.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

las leye nOma.es de la produc.
con y del consume y provoca Sc
hreproduccionse nacionales, DO.
driamos decir, que no pueden sc
glir sus GAUGES normales Y he.
gar has& sla mercados natura-
les.
La circulation de mercan-
eias haIandose entorpecida en-
eta lorna, no Is extraho que
DE clio resuiten trastornos en- IA
economic mundial. Estamos
por tahto sufriendo de un defec
70 en- d sIstema de production y
Dc diatribuci6n.
Hay quienes prc4enden que 81
peHeccionamieuto mecanico.
que psrmte a un obrero substi-
'0r a dez D veinte hombres. da
lu2ar a ia sobreproducci6p AZ.
tua' y pgoca le desocupaci6n
~ c'ert' que lac Inyenciones, al
q trabaJo del hombre.
q msnado han oblizado a lon O.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

fuerza. Necesitamos la tropa.
Embellishments.
va he dado la orden -
observe Tatok, impavido--Las
ferzas del ejercito llegaran
aqui de un momento a otro.
Silenciosos, escuchaban ell
tmuulto, que aumentaba por
segundos. IHay algo mas i'm
presionante que ell rugido del
Juror popular?
De pronto reSon6, ALA a 10 le-
jos, ell choque de los cascos de
la caballeria sobre Ell pavimen-
to. Ell General Tatok, levantan-
do una cortina, miro hacia afue
IA. La caballeria cargaba sobre
el gentio. Pero este, en- lugar de
ceder, lie oponia una r~esistencia
obstinada. En- la Plaza Monu-
mental energumeno arrancaban
bacos, rejas, p%avimentos, Y for
maban barricadas. Los drago-
mes, desarzonados, eran acribi-
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

breros a una desocupaci6n for
zosa; pero clio eS debido a nues-
tras leyes sociales imperfectas Y
defectuosas.
No condenemos ell perfeccio-
namiento de la mecanica, pues
sin clio no podriamos concebir
porveir que ha de conducir-
nos fuera y mas AHA de los CT
Cos hist6ricos de 10 pasado; de
las etapas de desarrollo, de pie
nItud y de decadencia.
lenemos en- la mano un ms
maravilloso; sepamos
hacer uso de Ell, y no hagamos
tomo el niho inconsciente que Sc
here por ignorancia.
"Empleemos los progresses de
IA mecanica, no para crear mise
flas y .desigualdades absurdas,
sino para disminuir equitativa-
mente la cantidad de trabajo de
eAda hombre y para elevar el nj
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

ArHa F|H H&H" L -
di6 reoonocer como campe6n
mundial de esta categoria a Da-
vid Kui Long Young porque de-
rrot6 a Salica, por decision, en-
Ell otono de 1941.
Lius mantiene su corona des
de 1887 y Ell pasado enero derri-
DO por Ia cuenta de diez a Bud
dry Baer. Ingres6 en- el ejercito
y mas tarde, ell 81 de mario, Ell
soldado Jose Luis derribo al gil
gante Abe Simon, en- ell sexto a.
salto.
IDon6 Luis al Fondo de Soco-
FRO para la marina una bolsa de
S47,100 y al Fondo de Emergen
cha del Ejercito, $64,980.
Sc habia contratado un match
entire Luis y Billp Conn y no pu
do efectuarse por haberlo prohi
Dido ell s~ecretario de la Guerra,
coronel Stimson.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
La Gaceta Folletin NJ. as
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA MORES
NOVELA
NOVELA

creible! lei 10 hacia por ell
bien de ellos, y ellos no 10 com
prendianl FL petr6leo de la
Provincial Meridional era, pre-
ciSamente, ell pan que esa gen
te lie pedia.
-iIdiotasl Imbecilesl Sc
exclam6 ell Jefe de Estado, fue
"a de ST. iQuieren echar a
perder TODD mi trabajOl
Zenkovitch lego, sombrio y
determinado.
@Sehor Presidente- ID DICTATOR
-dijo-, la policia tiene gran
dificultad en- contener al pue-
bio. Quieren entrar por la
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
LOS B~oXEADoREs
LA GUERRA
Jose Luis don6 bolsas llenas

New York, Die. 29.-Los bo-
xeadores, al entrar 1912, empe-
aaron a ingresar en- las fuerzas
armadas de la naci6n.
Jose Luis, eli campe6n del pc
so complete, Sc alist6 en- ell ejer-
cito y asi 10 hicieron tambien los
campeones del peso complete Ii
gero Y peso mediano, Gus Les
nevich y Tony Zale.
Freddie Cochrane, Ell CAM
pe6n del peso weller, Sc meti6
en- la marina de guerra, olvidan
do su titulo.
Sammy Angot, Ell campe6n de
Has 1876 libras, decide retirarse
" entrar como obrero en- una IA
bica que trabaja para la defen-
sa. Angot derrot6 a Stoltz ell d1a
Is de mayo, en- Newark, New
Jerse..'
Beau Jack, ell negro de Allan
ia, ACADIA de ser p~roclamadc
I campe6n del peso ligero en- ell lu-
gar de Angott y venci6 hace po-
cos dias, por la via de nocaut, a
Tippy Larkin, de New Jersey.
Tendra Ell eti6pico que aries
gar su corona contra ell vence-
dor en- un torneo que sc organi'
"a.
| Chalky Wright, a quien reco'
nocfa la Comisi6n Atletica de N
York como campe6n del peso d.
pluma, arriesg6 su corona fren
tie a Harry Jeffra y lie derrot6
Venci6 tambien a Lulu Constan
tino; pero la suerte lie fue desfa
vorable en- un match" con VIII
lie Pep. La Association Naciona
de Boxeo reconoce como cam
/ pe6n de las 126 libras a Jacki
Wilson.
Complicaciones surgieron tar
bien en- cuanto al titulo del pc
so bantam" Manuel Ortiz de
rrot6 a Lou Salica, en- Califor
mia, ell pasado z de agosto, a i
asaltos. La Comisi6n neoyorqui
ma decline reconocer ell titul
por no haber sido ell encuentr
a Is asaltos.
La Comisi6n de Hawaii dec
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
Sc ANUNCIA UNA PELEA
ENTIRE BEAU JACK Y
FRITZIE ZIVIC

New York, Die. 29.-El negri
to Beau Jack, reconocido por la
Comisi6n tletica como ell cam
pe6n mundial del peso ligero,
combatira lie dia 5 de febrero, en-
la Madison Square Garden, 81
cristalizan los planes del empire
Mike Jacobs.
Para rival de Jack Sc ha esco
gido en- principle a Fritze Zivic,
el ~excampe6n del peso weller.
Una dferencia de peso de diez
libras Sc interpone entire los com
batientes. Esperase, sin embar-
o, que este problema Sc ajusta-
ra sin dificultad.
A nombre de Civic acept6 ell
combate Luke Carney, pero a
condlcIon de que al pugll Sc lie
permita pesar no menos de las
libras.
Ell hecho de que Chick Verge
lies, director de Jack informara
a Nat Rogerts de que Sc halla
interesado en- una pelea que no
sea a base del titulo, Sc interpre
ia aqui como que ell Club Siglo
Veinte pOdra completar las ne
gociaciOnes.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

New York, Die. 29-La Conf
sion Atletica del Estado de New
York ha dispuesto que Henry
Armstrong, Ell famoso pGgil ne
gro, no combata de nuevo en- sus
dominios hasta que obtenga Ell
visto bueno de los medicos de La
Comision.
Sera partcularlnente obserya
da, seg1n 81 general Phelan, la
condici6n de los ojos de Henry,
cue antes era un punto debil en-
su estado fisico.
Circula de nuevo Ell rumor de
que Mike Jacobs Sc propone pre-
sentar a Armstrong y Ray Ro-
binson, ell campe6n sin corona
del peso welter, ell dfa 20 de enc
70, en- la Madison Square Gar
den.
Robinson no ha sido derrota-
do todavia en- su carrera como
professional y Armstrong solo
ha sido vencido una vez en- sus
Gltimos IA 'fbouts."
Els va costumbre con nosotros
que data de muchos amos, some.
ter a cada boxeador a un com.
pleto examen fisico antes de pei
mitirle ~pelear-manifest6 Pine
Ian. En- 81 case de Armstrong tt
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

Mariana ofrecera Jim Down
ing, en- ell Auditorio Municipal
su primer programa de la tenn
porada invernal de boxeo.
No hay celebridades en- ell CRU
po escogido, pero todos son j6-
venes que ansian combatir y ga
mar terreno.
PreciOs muy razonables sc
han fijado. Los ingresos, descon
tados los gastos Sc destinaran a.
fondo de la nueva estaci6n ma.
val de Tampa.
Jim agrego aver al programs
I'm match entire Manuel Garcia
de lao libras, y Jackie Duane
de 14O.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
.NUEVA PELEA DE WILLIE
PEP

New Orleans, Die. 29.-El cam
ps6n mundial del peso de plu-
ma, Willie Pep, peleara aqui, ell
dfa a de enero, con Vicente Dell
Orto.
Despues del combate en- esta
ciudad, Pep regresara a New
York y Ell dfa Is, en- la Garden,
Sc batira con Allie Stoltz.
En- ell match" con Stoltz no
arriesgara su corona.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

dados lanzaron granadas de ma
no, hacienda grandes estragos
en- das filas de sus adversarios.
De proto Ell pueblo Sc di6 cuenta
que estaba embotellado en- la Pla
"a Monumental las tropas ocu-
paban todas las salidas. Enton-
ces ell panico fue eSpantoso. Ell
gobierno habia vencido.
Nunca Sc public6 el n1mero
de muertos y heridos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
XVIII

Sentada frente al e~Scritorio
de Garlez, la cabeza inclinada
sobre el papel, Jacqueline escri-
bia rapidamente al dictado de su
marido. Ell living-room alumbra
do brlilantemente por la resplan
deciente luz electrical, presenta-
ba un aspecto modesto y auste-
no.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

Juan Zurita, Ell mexicano de
California, ha pedido permiso
para ingresar en- ell torneo elimi-
natorio por la corona de las 1856.
La Comisi6n Atletcia neoyor-
quina tiene va en- su poder dos
cheques de Make Shapiro y
Bob Montgomery, garantizandc
que cumpliran las condiciones
de ltorneo.
Bastante importancia Sc con
cede al match" que e~fectuarar
en- Baltimore los pesos ligeroS
Willie Joyce, de Chicago, y Slug
ger White.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

BEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- Ell 1904
80 amos de continues s~ervicios al pueblo
trabaiador de Tampa
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
CIRUJANO JEFE
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
EN- YRoR. EN- NuEsTRA CLNIcA
1915 Gale ii
LUNES
De IL NJ. a l P. NJ: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
d. a P. NJ: DR.. ]. E. HERNANDEZ
Oe5a6P.M NJ: DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
MARTES
De II A NJ a y NJ: DIR. ]. A. %DoMINGUEz MISS
NJ. c. LOPEZ. R. n, Hygiene Infantl Y Dietetica.
De 80 a 2:So p NJ: DIR; J; E. HERNANDEZ
MERCEDES
De3a4P. M: DR. SMAEL ANGULO
De5a6P. NJ: DR.. j. A. DOMINGUEZ
UEVES
De II A: NJ a y NJ: DIR. J. A. DoMINGUEZ MISS
d. 5a6P P. NJ: DR.. SOLANO RIMAL
VIERNES
De ~ NJ. a P. M: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
De 5 a P. M: DR.. j. E. HERNANDEZ
De5a6P.M NJ: DIR. A. A. GONZALEZ
SABAD
Des 10 A. NJ: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
De II A; N; a y NJ: DIR. J. A. DOMINGUEz y MISS
DR. GUSTAVO ~PORRO-Radi6logo, en- Ia Clfnica los
Lunes, Martes, Microbes y Viernes, de 7 a 7:3O P. M.
SIX. BERNARDO FERNANDEZ-Tecnico Medico, en- la
SInlca, diarlamente de a a 6 P. M. para curaciones.
DR.. RENE MISUNDERSTANDING, de 8 a 9 A. M. dia-
ramente.
DR.. A. MARTORELL-Ojos Nariz y Oidos, First Natio-
nal Bank Building.
HoRARlO DE CoNSULTAS EN- WEST TAMPA
En- Ia Botica Ell Bien P1bico, 1904 Howard Ave.
LUNES
De IL A. M. a IL M: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
MARTES
De5a6P. NJ: DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
MERCEDES
De a F. NJ: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
JUEVES
De a P. NJ: DR.. j. E.. HERNANDEZ
VERNE
De a F. M: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
B
De II A. NJ. a IL NJ: DR.. j. E. HERNANDEZ
AvSos al Telefono Y-529O - Para case. d. urvencia
tarde por la noche, lame al Telefono Y-l4iO
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
OEPOHTES
CON LOS GUANTE

Tony Galento, ell tabernero de
Orange, New Jersey, qiere vol
yer al cuadrilatero.
"Dos Toneladas' Tony prac-
tica diariamente en- ell gimnasio
de Stillman, N. Y, y conserva
su antique tono ja~ctancioso.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
LA GACETA

q pUr46dieo en- idi0ma Espsx dol
De MAS circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeI@fono Y 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Italians Claim
Big Sea Victory

ROME, June Is italian broad
cast recorded by UP at London) II
An Italian communique said today
that a large Allied convoy was
attacked in the Mediterranean be-
tween Sardinia and Tunisia by
Italian torpedo planes. which sank
two cruisers and an aircraft car
rier. The convoy was said 10 be
moving toward Egypt.
The communique said that Is
British planes were shot down and
that 20 Italian planes were lost
in the battle.
IL listed four Allied merchant
men as sunk in addition 10 the
warships and said that Italian
torpedoeS also hit and severely
damaged battleship, an aircraft
carrier, two cruisers. destroyer
and four merchantmen.
The battle is continuing. II
added.
TN London. British authori-
ties offered no comment)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Z Ndzi Prisoners
HuntedinDetroit

A Nazi sailor and a luftwaffe
fier, who escaped from a Canadian
prison camp at Schneider, Ont,
near Port Arthur. were sought
today by the FBI, and Detroit
police.
The fugitives are Eric Schmidt,
%. and Martin Maennich, Is. who
were wearing German uniforms
when they fled the camp at 12:15
q. m. yesterday.
Schmidt was described as 5 feet
s inches, ITS pounds, sallow COM
plexion, brown hair, blue eyes, q
scar over his left eye. Maennich ID
5 feet 5 inches, TIA pounds, has
fair complexion, blond hair. blue
eyes. small thick nose. thin lips
and scars on the forehead, right
cheekbone and left forefinger.
Neither. authorities said, can
speak English well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Darwin
Repels
BOIllberS
BY BRYDON c. TAVES
United Press stan Correspondent

MELBOURNE, Australia. June
15.-Allied fighter planes, Ameri-
can and Australian, frustrated
Japan's most ambitious attempt so
far to cripple Darwin, the great
North Australian base, ii was UNI
derstood today.
Between 10 and Is enemy Zero
fighter planes, leading the way
for a major bombing plane fleet,
were intercepted off the coast and
beaten so convincingly that the
bomber fleet never appeared over
the coast.
Four of the enemy planes were
downed and the remainder con-
sumed so much gasoline in wild
fighting which lasted for more
than an hour that 1t seemed i'm
probable many of them reached
their base.
One Allied plane was downed.
It's pilot was saved.
1t was the second major enemy
raid on Darwin in two days.
In the first, on Saturday. after
a lull of seven weeks, the japanese
used a fleet of n heavy bombers,
escorted by II to Is fighters, to
attack the airdrome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Gas Stations Aid
Rubber Salvage
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Continued from Page One)
to all state gasoline station oper'
ators.
Assisting in the collection Of the
scrap material will be the Michi-
gan salvage committee, headed by
Kenneth M. Burns.
John D. McGillis, executive
secretary of the WPB bureau OF
industrial conservation, urged
every man, woman and child in
the state to make 1t their personal
job to round UP old rubber.
Tho government does not ex-
pect you to give up any rubber
goods that cannot be replaced"
ne said. at only wants and needs
rubber from WORKOUT goods"
Persons bringing In scrap will be
paid by service station attendants,
who will be reimbursed by the
government through their parent
companies. One problem, Coffin
said, was the unavailability OF
scales for weighing contributions
in all of the stations.
All rubber donated rather than
sold will be divided among the
United Service Organizations.
army and navy relief societies and
the American Red Cross under
government direction, Coffin said.
From the service stations, the
salvaged rubber will be taken to
points for sale to
the Rubber Reserve Company Of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration at SIS a short ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Jops Use
Gas Again,
Soys Chino

CHUNGK1NG, China, June IS
QNS).-Japanese forces were ac-
cused again today of using gas.
the first time ssince President
Roosevelt threatened the United
States would retaliate lin kind"
if it were proved the Japanese
were resorting TO that form OF
chemical warfare.
A Chinese communique charged
that the enemy used tear gas in
Kwang-tung province. in an at
tempt to blast farther into China.
No other details were given. The
gas attack was said to have taken
place along the Canton-Hankow
railway.
Several times in the last few
weeks when the Japanese were
battling stubborn Chinese de-
tenders in Chekiang province,
accusations were made that the in
vaders had resorted to gas.
1t was June 5 that President
Roosevelt condemned this in
human form of warfare" and said
that a continuance would be re-
garded as if aimed at the United
States.
He promised that if attacks
persisted, retaliation in kind and
in full measure will be melted out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Safe Cycling
Children Are Warned
to Pedal Carefully

LANSING, June IS (UP).-Va'
cation time, as well as tire and
gasoline shortages, means an up
turn in use of bicycles and in
creased need for safety precau-
tons among cyclists, DR.. II. Allen
Meyer, state health commissioner
said today.
Pointing out that u out OF Al
bicycle riders who were killed in
traffic last year were under Is
years of age. he stressed the
warning to children:
Remembers bicycle Is sub
ject to the same general traffic
rules as an automobile. Obey
them"
He warned children against zig
Tagging, riding double. stunting
and defective lights and bells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Love. KiSSeS--6O Cents
Thet's All II Costs for Message TO or From
aU. S. Soldier Anywhere in the World

fair and allows dad the privilege
of the choice of two messages for
his reply. He may cable or radio
back, have sent you--dollars'
or unable 10 send money"
The army divided the 102 fixed
texts into six categories under the
following headings: Correspond
ence. health. promotions. congrat.
ulations. money and miscellaneous
Expectant fathers can be saved
incalculable wear and tear on the
nerves for the Slight sum. choosing
message IS or Sc which say son,
or daughter. born. y
Another message might combine
81 and 81 and read health fully
restored, ! have left the hospital. y
/ OF course. the list includes the
usual holiday or anniversary
greetings.