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Evening star., 1942-12-02

BEAUTY OPERATOR, in Arlington; no
license REQUIRED; good salary. Phone
Chestnut .12o5
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GENERAL HOUSEWOPKER. colored good
nome, live il or out, light laundry: bring
reference; SIG week. GE. 5000. 5121
Illinois ave n u
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white or col
ored, to live in; nearby Maryland. Salary
$50 Call Wisconsin DRAG
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GIRL, refined, to take care Of child 3
afternoons and . evenings a week. s. per
Uek. pluS carfare, Union "laG.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

GENERAL ,HoUsEKEEPER, good cook;
electric washer and ironer Live in or out
Must stay Sat. evening. S12 week. Thurs.
Off. u daN SUNDAY EN- .Nll
Evening star., 1942-12-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE; income au4ted over
S4OO monthly; IL rooms, 2ia btths; SIS
rent, good furniture; near 2nd AID Penns.
ave. Sc; real net profit; S7t0 down.
EdTln E5fd7T pv L Ellis; 1910 Vermont fve.' Rm.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

EEAMSTRESSES. experienced on draperles.
r C. N. Burton & Sons, OIL st. NV.
SETTLED WOMAN for care of child and
small apt > in family. Phone Gil S0ob.
SHORT-ORDER COOK. wanted for morn
ing work only. 1916 You ST. n. W, BOule-
ward Grill Michigan 96S6.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

SALESLADIES ladies' ready-to-wear spe-
cialty shop. pleasant environment. Call
all day, Jane Stewart, 1920 ConneCtI-
Evening star., 1942-12-02

TYPIST for 4 hours night work, 6 to 10
pm, cutting mimeograph stencils: must be
able 10 type IS words per minute: 15c 10
nnc an hour Box 4H4-K. Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

s't s to expect asssss ss after If sS ie
tiny mei0 os,eS entirely by less Efficient den'e
sn| = w;a,,;ns Taste Thrill that sets ess yog.
An Ey sliaa Leaves, leaves engfresher cleaner
3 Economy tbSt h nTs iisaie Of this ensIE1ed
Sec for y0aI Dtasel hpS S needed to results
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Negro Soldiers
Face Death Count


SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich,
Aug. 81 - tP) - Possible sem
tence of hanging by military
court martial faced two Negro
soldiers held here on charges of
rape.
The men, Sgt. Charles Will
son, and Pvt. Henry Scarbor-
ough, both married, we're ar
rested Sunday on charges of
rape of a 14-year-old girl and
beating and robbing her COM
panion, Willard Jollimeau, 10,
of the Sault, earlier in the day.
Arrest of the two men was
made after Wilson. whose pistol
accidentally discharged at the
scene of the crime, when he at
tempted to put it in his pocket,
appeared at Fort Brady for treat
ment of a wounded leg. Wilson
later confessed but Scarborough
denied the charges. Both men
were accused by the girl.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
SoIomons ConniboIs Marvel
at White Mans Warfare
Greotest Show on Forth Plays,
without Charge. for Marines

ferocious cannibals of the Solo
mon islands, great parts of
which never have been explor-
ed.
Some of the worlds most
powerful bombers are operat-
ing in this area and the cam
nibals are witnessing ferocious
fighting which must cause them
to wonder among themselves
whether they ever have been
fighters.
1t was in the Solomons that
the United States marines NOV
ed ashore and chopped to
pieces the Japanese fighting
elements that had been en-
trenched there for months. The
devil-dogs, moving in machine
like precision but as hard-bitten
individual fighters, wiped out
the Japanese in various sectors
with the toll averaging 80 jap
anese to one marine.
Meanwhile overhead the great
sky monsters of the American
bomber force roared, perhaps
causing greater CONSERVATION
See CANNIBALS-Page 2
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Woe is Joe
DRAFT CARD WAS
IN PAWNED -
49, PANTS

Joseph Bridges can't find his
pants; and thereby hangs tale
of woe.
Joe, colored, of 1851 Garfield,
Detroit, was but one of some
Is persons Mount Clemens po-
lice found enjoying themselves
in local pubs Saturday night;
sans draft cards.
All but Joe, it appears, were
able eventually to produce the
necessary selective service reg
istration cards but Joe, Police
Chief Arthur 1. Rosso says,
maintains that his card was in
pair of pants which he recent
ly pawned in Detroit.
Joe was released today when
his father obtained his draft card
from the hook shop.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Road Board
Seeks Action
Confevs with
Highway Chiefs

Macomb county road commits
sion officials were in Lansing
today comforting with Floyd
Reid, deputy state highway COM
missioner. relative to completion
of MOT and the widening of two
South Macomb roads.
The commission Is urging that
M-97 be completed to Hall road,
that Nine Mile road be widened
from Mound road to the lake and
that Mound road be widenen
from Nine Mile road to an unde-
termined point.
All o. the proposed improve
ments are necessar..' to speed
vital war work in the county, the
commissioners told Reid.
In the group are Commission
ers Harry v. w. Lumley, chair
man, Nicholas Rund and Floyd
Fitch, Auditor Arnold Boots
Ullrich and Engineer Karl
Brink.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Sidney 5ther
Army Officer
Doctor Joins
Armed Forces

DR.. Sidney Scher, 81, brother
of DR.. Joseph N. Scher of Mount
Clemens, has been commissioned
first lieutenant in the United
States Army Medical Corps, it
is announced today.
He left Sunday from Mount
Clemens for the Army Flying
School at Monroe, La, where he
is to be stationed. A graduate of
the University of Toronto Medi-
cal school, he spent two years
in London, England, returning
to establish his home with his
brother here. For the past two
years he has been chief resident
in surgery at New York Post
graduate Hospital in New York
City
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Eyewitness Tells of Heavy
British Raid on Axis Base
Larry Allen Punetuotes Story with
Roor Of Gunfire and Bursting Bombs

AZ minutes. They left a wide
area of destruction and huge
fires amid barracks, tank parks,
repair shops, ammunition and
fuel depots.
Casualties among Rommel's
armored corps technicians, vital
for maintenance of his tanks
and armored cars in any con-
templated offensive, were re-
garded by British observers as
heavy.
Throughout the British attack
there was no answering fire
from the shore. The action was
broken off in the moonlight 1t
4.57 q. m. and this destroyer
pulled away, followed by the
other warships.
I was standing on the star
board side of the bridge with
the chief of the expedition. q
young, black>haired lieutenant
commander, when . strange
craft suddenly emerged from .
dark patch Of water. The off,
See ALLEN-Rase 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
JOurneymen
BARRIERS Name
New Officers

Officials of Macomb County
Chapter, No. SIS, Journeymen
BARRIERS Init of America, today
announced that approximately
As county BARRIERS are members
of their union.
In releasing the figure on
membership the leaders of the
union also announced the fol-
lowing list of officers for the
local:
President - Carl Newman;
Vice President Grandom
Dahm; Secretary Treasurer j
Dubay; Recording Secretary -
Eugene Waun; and Guide -
Frank Cooley.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 -
(P)-The Navy today released
the following report of the
Guadalcanal action, dated Aug.
IA, from Sgt. James w. Hurlbut,
of Arlington. Va, a Marine
Corps combat correspondent:
This is no parade ground
bunch of Marines on Guadalca-
nal. The pretty blue uniforms
are all back home and the Dun
garee Field uniforms are torn
ana dirty. The boys are rough,
tough and nasty, and they are
plenty mad. They don't need
any entertainment % keep their
morale up. A little chow, q lot
of ammunition and an enemy to
use it on, and the boys will
take the situation in stride.
FINE NAVAL SUPPORT
To a man, the Marines in the
Solomon Islands pay tribute to
the gallantry of the Naval units
that took part in the attack.
During the torpedo bombing at
tack launched by the Japans on
August 8, gunners of those units
manned their guns with devas-
tating effect, scoring hit after
hit on the low-flying enemy
planes.
Only meager details of the
Naval angagementx (Which took
place during the night of August
Go have been received at Quad
elcanal. We know, however. that
no enemy ship slipped through
10 aid the beleaguered Japanese
land forces.
Contrary to precedent in am
phibious operations. the often
sive action in the Solomons was
accomplished with comparative
ly small losses for attacking Ma
rine forces and disastrous cas-
ualties for the defending Japa-
neSe.
Enemy loses in the South Pa
cific are also measured in mil
lions of dollars worth of equip
ment and thousands of man
hours of construction work TAX
en- over by the Marines on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Sheriff Given
.2-ARaiiiRq r'''
Defevment Gronted
Without Request

Sheriff Jacob F. Theut has
been placed in group IA by
Macomb county Draft Board
No. /, thus assuring that he
will not only be on hand when
primary ballots are counted on
Sept. Is, but when the final
votes are cast Nov. 3, and when
the new year dawns as well.
The boards ruling, based
upon the merits of the 41-year-
old bachelor sheriff's case, and
without request for deferment
by him, today merely drew this
comment from Theut:
GAS / have always said I'm
ready to 60 when, and if, called.
If it is felt that l can be of more
service here in Macomb county
l will stay here. If not I'll
be happy to join the boys in
uniform. It's all up to the
selective service officials. I'm
glad, of course, to know that l
will at least be permitted to
complete my present term of Of
flee"
Draft Board officials, by their
unanimous action in giving
Theut a IA rating said, in eff
feet, that he was essential to
the public health or safety a
designation meriting deferment.
1t is well known that Theut,
in addition to general police du-
ties, has been exceedingly act
i've in running down instances
o: subversive activities in the
district.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Don't Drive
Without New
Plates!

Sheriff Jacob F. Theut and
Police Chief Arthur I. Rosso
warned toda,- that their aides
will arrest all drivers who oper-
ate thei. cars tomorrow without
paying the second-half license
fee prior to the desdline tonight.
To avert arrest those who pur-
chased half year plates must buy
strips from the local branch of
the secretary of states office To-
Gated in the Arthur Rose garage
at 166 South Gratiot. The office
will remain open tonight as long
as car owners are in line.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Fury Of Attack
Fails 10 Crack
Russian Lines
Ponzers, Bombers
Screen Enormous
Germon Attack
By the Associated Press

All the weight of manpower
and machines that the Germans
could throw against the defenses
of Stalingrad bounced back to-
day off the unyielding lines of
its defenders while the. Red
army, on its offensive to the
north, gave renewed evidence of
Russia's still unbroken power.
Hundreds of Nazi tanks and
bombers screened large assault
forces on the approaches of the
Volga river arsenal city but for
the sixth day Russia's fighters
kept intact tulwark the Ger
mans could not break.
NO CHANGE
At midday, the Soviet infor-
nation bureau said there had
been no change and field dis
patches from Stalingrad front
indicated that the Germans were
leaving men and marines on the
battlefield in the still unvailing
effort t. smash through the Sow
lets armored lines.
The German high command
said Axis forces had pushed from
the south to a point only Is
miles rom Stalingrad and that
night raiding planes again had
sown vast fires in the city, blast
ing particularly railroad and air
pert targets.
To the north, where the Red
army has launched its own sec
ond front" in the drive on an
chors of Germany's 1941 winter
line, Soviet forces have smashed
past the pivotal stronghold of
Rzhev both to the north and the
south, have cleared the whole
northern bank of the Volga and
fought into the city itself, Rus
sian officers on the scene said
today.
Whether this offensive is
strong or timely enough to help
save StaliHgrad remains to be
seen.
Nevertheless, it is unrolling
with a show of power which
suggests that the Germans may
find themselves suddenly up
rooted from a vital front they
long have held secure and almost
certainly will have to draw off
men, machines and planes from
the Caucasus to strengthen it.
ADMIT HEAVY DEFENE
Although the Berlin COM
munique said the Russian thrusts
had been repealed, its language
Russian attacks with strong in
fantry and tank formations"
northwest of Moscow and below
Leningrad - indicated the con-
Germ with which the Nazis are
taking this burst of Soviet
See RUSSIA-Page 9
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BY WALTER b. CLAUSEN

A PACIFIC AlRFlELD, Aug
81 = (Pl - The greatest show
on earth is being staged far
from the maddening throngs in
reverse from old circus methods
but with infinitely more dram
attic realism.
Instead of the crowds, lured
by a barker, dishing out money
to see the wild men, the real
wild men, without charge, gath
er around the great sky mon
sters of modern warfare and
watch army filters and marines,
flying admirals and generals,
busy in the land of the canni-
balls.
The South Pacific area, where
the major action in the Pacific
is now conferred against the
Japanese. is the habitat of mid
get cannibals of the Melanesian
groups and the larger and more
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
5000 Attend
Annual Armada
Fair. Report

At least Is, 900 persons attend
ed the 10th Armada Fair which
ended Sunday followinga highly
successful th-ce-day stand.
Free vaudeville the livestock
exhibits and three baseball
games proved outstanding at
fractions along with the Farm
Bureau picnic.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Hits 4 Ships

CAIRO, Aug. 81 - U.H -
British bombing and torpedo
carrying planes have hit at least
four Axis ships including large
tanker in attacks in the Med
iterranean and have attacked
their escOrting warships with
cannon and machine gun fire, a
communique said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Marines in Solom0ns
Rough, Tough, Nasty
CuadaIcanal Action No Parade
Ground for Gay Uniforms

Guadalcanal. The surprise at
tack was made swiftly that the
Japs had no time to sabotage
their own materiel and con-
struction. They headed for the
hills so fast that breakfast was
left unfinished on many camp
tables.
SEASONED VETS
Information obtained from
prisoners indicates that enemy
forces on Guadalcanal consisted
of pioneers members of labor
units), and seasoned veterans of
the Philippine and Singapore
campaigns. Among the personal
effects found in the camps were
u. S. Marine Corps and British
Army insignia. The Japs who
left them behind will have a
hard time getting them back
again.
The entire enemy force on
Guadalcanal has been scattered
end Marine units are busy wip-
ing up. Enemy action at present
is mainly of an harrassing ma
ture. Shippers operate at night,
but they are few in number and
have done almost no damage
Almost every day at noon en-.
envy bombers have flown high
over the island but about nj
they do Il indicate the time
Yesterday seven bombs were
dropped, running q flock Of CO.
coanuts and nothing else.
Several enemy submarines
See MARINES-PaGe 2
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Drive Nets Two
Tons Of Cans
First Pickup
is Satisfactory

More than two tons of tin
cans were collected Saturday
in the first of series of pick
ups in Mount Clemens, Mrs.
Paul w. Mckee, city salvage
chairman, reported today.
Mrs. Mckee said that most of
the two tons of cans collected
in the city were properly pre-
pared. Only at 10 dwellings did
city drivers leave signs which
said, Sorry W. can't take your
cans. They're not properly pre-
pared"
Another 400 pounds was OBJ
tanned at Selfridge. Acceptable
cans, Mrs. Mckee explained,
must be thoroughly washed, the
ends cut out and the can itself
flattened.
The second pickup will be
held five weeks hence.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Desert Attack

CAIRO, Aug. 81 - W.D -
Heavy and medium bombing
planes of the United States
Army Air Force have success
fully attacked Axis landing
grounds east Of Matruh, on the
Egyptian coast, and harbOr and
shipping facilities at the big
Axis base of Tobruk on the Lib
yam coast, a communique said
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
Australians
Trap Heavy
Landing Force
Chinese Drive
Forword /, Yonks
Hold Solomons
BY BARNETT BILDERSEE
Asseeiated Press War RAiteG

ASSocisbeo IIeSS WIZ B0sSOS
Disaster at the hands Of. Ale
lied forces striking with irresists
able might stalled the tapane0o
today on every front Of the P1s
cific war.
These blows, falling on th4
enemy's hard-won outposts from
the swamp shores of Milne Bay
on New Guinea to the battle.
fronts Of China and the air ff0no'
of Burma, slashed at the whole
fabric of the enemy's scheme @
aggression.
With a cunning expensfvo1
learned from japanese theme
selves i'll the lost battle Ct Ma
laya, Australian ground forces
baited a trap on Milne Bay into
which an enemy landing forco
apparently has stumbled 70 it,
destruction.
A special communique iSsno4
at General MacArthur's AuStr1l>
ian headquarters said today thge
the unwary japanese at Miln6
Bay, at the southeastern tip g
Papua, were being rapidly H.
duced." M
WADE INTO TRAP 6
The Jspaness, tt-satd, -
ashore into the waiting nu11o0
of Australian troops lying q
wait for just such an enemy o.
tempt to outflank the Allied oues
post some 225 miles around tn
island coast at Port Moresby.
Previous communiques have
announced the high cost in shipu.
men, planes and supplies q
which the japanese were ab1o
even to land on the mar1hys
crocodile-infested shore.
Now, it unfolds, all that th4y
are likely to save are the shock
troops which they have managoa
to get back off the island to theig
ships.
The other men, the communi.
que said, are swiftly being cut
down on a narrow peninalalo
north of the bay by Australin4
troops under Mai. Gen. Gym
Albert Cloves, and they haVd
lost all of the heavy supplies
including tanks-which tn
See PACFIC-Page 8
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Ill JapS DOWned

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 -
W.D - u. S. Marines in the
Solomons, "well-established" on
six of the islands and using air
fields and seaplane bases cap
tured from the Japanese, have
shot down at least Ill enemy
planes and are believed to have
gained complete control of the
air in the Tulagi area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2t-(P)
The justice department an
nounced today the indictment
by federal grand jury here OF
two dismissed WPB officials and
three dealers in used machine
tools on charges Of conspiracy to
defraud the United States and
interfere with prosecution Of the
war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, Aug. 81
- WH - Japanese planes made
small and ineffective raids on
Darwin, the allied base on the
North Australian coast, last night
and this morning, Gen. Douglas
Macarthur announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31

TOKYO drOm Japanse broad
casts). Aug. 31-(P)-DOmei re-
ported today that a small Allied
force recently landed on the Is
land Of New Britain from a sub
marine but said the submersible
was sunk and the party cap
tured.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31
No LOafinS

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 81 -
up - Any Canadian capable Of
working is forbidden to remain
voluntarily unemployed under
an order issued by Elliott M.
Little, director of National Sc
lective Service. The order is ef-
fective at midnight tonight.
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CHUNGKING, China, Aug. 81
-U .D - American army planes
based in China have made heavy
and successful attacks on Myit-
kyina and Lashio, the two great
Japanese bases in Northern
Burma, Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w.
Stilwell announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-31

MOSCOW, Aug. 81 - U.H -
Russia's air raids on Berlin and
other German cities Saturday
night were the largest the Red
Air Force has ever made, it
was made known today.
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Accurate Bombing

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND,
Aug 81 - W.H - United States
flying fortresses have scored at
least 20 per cent hits in their
seven raids in two weeks on
German occupied territory to be-
come the kings of bOmbers,
crew members said today.
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German Legions Fail to Storm Sta|ingrad Defenses
ate X X X
bulletins
Benefit Checks

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31-R
Checks for about $2,000,000 in
accv lulated payments to de-
pendents of enlisted men in the
Army will be sent out tomorrow
by the War Department.
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Eight Injured
in Accidents
Troffie Tokss
Heovy Toll

At least eight persons weE1
injured over the weekend r.
traffic accidents on Macon8
county highways over the weelB
end.
THE INJURED: 81
Carl CAST, IS, 1879 GerdeoS
Port Huron.
John Cunningham, -, ~
chester. M
His wife, Letta, 81.
Ethel Easley, Sc, PoatiAe.
Hilda Isenberg, II. - NoetA
Rose, Mount Clemens. 2
Emery E. Sedlak, -, SnlAu
Greek. #
Ronald Porteouse, ., BiRnlnCs
ham.
Mrs. Marie Portseaseb -
Birmingham. "
Casts left arm was cruGho4
so badly in an accident invo1vU'
ing his car and one driven ~
Max Henderson, 81, Saeinovni
that it was amputated juGG -
low the shoulder by Dr.. 4. ~
Thompson. st. Joseph'S -
pital attaches today deoeS1Dq
his condition a. fair.
New Haven POLES c.
Charles Kaltenbach aid H. RI
cident occurred At $40 pm. -
day when Henderson, 1gopo
north on Cratiot noor -
road. was passing snotAlg
Cast, drivinS south e. e.
had his LETT Arm cut -
dow when DE cary g)1rC
He was oehoeW1Do vn0r
See 04ADl - y
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Nominate . law enforcement Of
ficer. IL years experiences. h.
SCOTT BURKE for Rep. Sheriff.
ADV.
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Law Making Requires Law
Training ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-State Representative
Adv.
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SCOTT BURKE for Sheriff -
Rep; World War Vet. II
years law enforcement officer.
ADV
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BY LARRY ALLEN

ABOARD A DESTROYER OF
THE BRITISH MEDITERRAN-
Fan FLEET, Aug. 80 - (De-
layed) - Up British warships
smashed Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel's big Axis supply base
in the Egyptian desert south Of
e. DADA with a pre-dawn bonn
bardment today and fought their
way home under cesseless dive
bombing concentrated on this
flotilla leader.
Naval gunners fired 1000
high explosive shells into the
sleeping German Italian base in
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l.ew zGalEane u.
Training - mD03
|nANc1soessr 49,
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EDITORS NOTE: Larry Allen.
who won the 1ea1 Pulitzer prize
award for distins sished reporting In
foreign affairs fer his work with
the British MEDITERRANEAN fleet. Ii
back AT an Egyptian base after pre-
longed dive-bembing 81 = destroyer
from which he witnessed the she'll
ing Of Axis positions near FL DADA.
Cut and bruised. he tells In the fsl-
lowing Dispatch 81 the british attach
and its af(e Pmathl
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The second pickup will be
leld five weeks hence.