The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-30

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tiehssrs eus II aAe skie~ = ra~< 10 y their tweday has Of
A. : =. s-uuaarams ssrsrk II gapaness sroop and trans
pga eaaeentxatlaus wan hesoad the hat1s inr.
1enefAl lAaKhas Maf AEthars lnaed States and Filipino
; harEaes 81 nasai gsas ard inerrased the nsw Of freshly
landed traops ~ Lwana-
Top eneers i Hanalula ~srs riven ihe hiams far the
Ths Rnssiaas reported shas sass ssores af urssisans sna
sE nassraah had lesn seizsd b. fhem after being abanaon.
= ~ The fleeing German trsxpS Il was repaired that war
between kussaa and Iapan wak ines table
SUNDAY. JANUARY =
TIE Iaated Siales Nasy reported the sinking Of five
Japanese truep ships making . total AZ seven downed IN fwe
dass ef batthe. At the SANE time il was reported that an
enemy Submarine sank ; Ireighier off the New JERSEY Cess.
making the fifth downed sine January Ia. The sinkings
hrnaKhf - ~ The nnmbeF 81 en4ms ships samk b Admiral
ThaHas.1 hans forces since Pearl Harhor- The hafsie =
Dutch baml.ers brought Their score up 10 II warships.
TRANSPORTS o. supply SHIPS DAMAGED or sunk This brought
ts > nes total af casualties inflicted BY Allied forces ON the
eunyey ta - in tWo days
Ths Germans 90 The Eurepean continent arrested 900
The heru~~ sf General nAmxaa~ MaeArthurs command
IN the Philippines banded the Japane~e a terrific esethack,
supplies IN . smashing eounieFattaek.
The Reds pressed forward ard hurried the Nazl from II
smolen~4 hass far safer headquarters Al MinA. Zoo miles
farther we~t of Ma~epw-
chlne-s ma~~<S Tor a thrusa Inso Burma British bomb
eS raided Bankok ~tnfacfing widespread damage on the
Thalana capital Field lnslaitafians ~ Hanai. vhefe Japan
rs as-emhaed ar ioEces. Was asft in flames b. 4 = T.
bsmbers
tn Norwegian mssor tanker yaranrer Vas sunk by
AXIS Submarine eff the coast of New Jersey Fishing vessels
rr@eaed the crtw-
unsfiea command recommended following the
special committees rsport q The tale Of bunghng n Pearl
MONDAY. JANUARY 3
TIE AIied furcss II the Maxassar strait wr reparted
- havs sunk = ship d 3 Iapansse invasion fleef. Ineiuded
n the gapanese bs~~ sere q plane carrier and thousands q
trxnap. aE4ard trauspuTt1 II was he greatest defeat YET -
nxsed - the 1zpanese enemy i the Pacific wr and The
hattse euninued-
sfatianed an the British Isles was landed N Northern Ire
land. The troop NeFe wildly eheeTed.
TIE E. A. +. strength - he MalaEa vas Fepor1ed 20 have
bern considerably Increased and n some sectors rs super
.r - that a the enemy. AustraIIaa forces south Of RahauL
capital Il New Britain eHsad, beai back Il enemt attacks II
TO dass-
Ca Iuron Generai NaeArhnrs soldiers enjoyed q res
after = great week end q Fctorie&
An eaemx sahmaras masqueradng - = ltghishtp shell
II and faTpedsed the Americas ere esrrter Nenofe all ne
Sorth Carolina esast = members Of the ships crew we're
unaeeoanted Ter.
The RusS14ns reported c0ntInaed advances % the soFth
and cenfral trusts and ne Gains e. The Southern front
In fhe Afraan sertar. the British meFe repaired A. en
lluuin9 fhrsr retreat befafs Genefal kemHefs eaanier d
Ieasiss. Faar ~ ship aeEr repaired - have beeH sanA =
TUESDAY. MA 2
Aah0agh the Japanese ssFe severely beaten II sea their
ferries made sas#saHtl& saEhs e. SHASTA he lap aa1Anoee
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assml=fS ri q cFahsF ana seorea Il hns - tFaH=paFtA
Wtasfnn Ghafehh q foudae ts1 1hs Hsa4< . toHmoas
that ths Parfn sduaton aas KFa=* and N0uta fem4an -
ahr0aNhaal the year baf pf0mtsea thathx 1888 ne Lnhea
Saaanals woula - N shaps 10 sz=n thfs sIlaatioa and beg1H
tie process ~ smazhuF re Japzasae tgr Keo1-
The IuN - 1ap1nese shHps h@4n4 tsW afd Af island q
lava Amoanied - upNaFas ~ - Rarshps ans transports
and Hnanx thousands n tupopa - - 8nrfe@a AAa DaieA
farrs~ affaekea ; haEe eaatoy. - Daieb later aaaaaneea
Ihs sinstag rs theiF boHabers " = -sery larEe enemy BATH