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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29

Four hundred two women who
have devoted the last two
months or more to the study and
practice of civilian defense and
who have completed their
courses in neighborhood insti-
tuteS will receive their Certifi-
Gates and hear S. l.. A. Marshall,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
SOME IN CHICAGO

Some arrests of the suspected
aCcompliceS were made in Chi
cago and some here. Those here
were believed TO have been
made from among a group of
German people living on Long
Island not far from the deserted
beach at Amagansett, where the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29

Women Institute graduates
are requested to meet in the
high school gymnasium at 1880,
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Hugh
Neale announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
REGISTRY POINTS

REGISTRY POINTS
Registration booths to be pro-
vided by the three county draft
boards have been located as fol-
lows: Mount Clemens, basement
of the county building and at the
u. S. 0. club on Broadway; Van
Dyke, u. S. o. Club near Lin
coin high school; Center Line,
u. S. Q. club; Warren Township,
USO club, Nine Mile and Ryan
roads; Warren village, Warren
high school.
East Detroit, East Detroit high
school; st. Clair Shores, Lake
view high school, between 10
and ll-Mile roads on jefferson
avenue; Harrison township, Har-
rison town hall, at Oak and
L'Anse Creuse; Romeo, draft
board headquarters in the post
office building; Utica, Commun-
ity Hall; Richmond, town hall;
Disco, Disco school, and Wash
ington, the Washington Club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
RESERVE

ENOkMObS RLSEkNE
The regiStrantS in the county
will be part of the new army of
100000 who will have been put
on record for any eventuality
when tomorrow" registration is
complete. 1t will have given
Uncle Sam a roster of about
100000 men between the ages
of l8 and 65.
The information deSii ed will
be the same as that that has been
required from thSse who have
already registered: name, resi-
dence, mailing address, date and
place of birth and their employ
er'S name and address.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29

Impartiol CoVerose
OF All LocoI News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Raj Rides Storm
To Blast Emden

LONDON, June 20 (UP).-A
big force OF British long range
bombing planes, estimated to mum.
Der up to 300, fought through hun
dreds of miles of stormy weather
during the night to bomb the Ger.
man naval and submarine base of
Emden and the great railroad
center OF Osnabruck. Nine planes
were shot down.
So bad was the weather, which
after a brief break had turned
suddenly stormy again, that it was
feared at first the raid was a
comparative failure.
But the planes which fought
through the storm for more than
$50 miles to reach Emden, just
north of Holland at the mouth OF
the Ems River. at Osnabruck, one
of the two great railroad centers
of northwestern Germany, re-
turned to report success.
The planes also bombed secon-
dairy targets in the area and at
tackled enemy-held airdromes in
Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
"A Rare Find
Scientists Use Beef Blood
for Transfusions

BOSTON, June 20 (UP)-Beef
blood plasma may be substituted
for human blood in transfusions 10
save the lives of wounded Ameri-
can soldiers.
Harvard medical school scientists
have injected the beef plasma into
2,690 Massachusetts, prisoners and
all but seven of the voluntary
guinea pigs" reacted favorably.
Plans were reported under way
to establish beef blood receiving
stations at stockyards throughout
the country.
Authorities said that pending
completion of the Harvard expert
ments, however, persons should
continue to donate their blood TO
the Red Cross blood banks.
Beef plasma may be used more
than human plasma IL the expert
ments are successful, because it is
more available and can be pre-
served at much higher tempera-
lures. authorities said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
u. :. Air Base
Rushed in Cuba

HAVANA. June 20 fUP).-The
United States was ready today to
begin Immediately the construc-
ton of an SS,000,000 air training
station and anti-submarine opera
tions center. facilities for which
Cuba has Just turned over TO the
war department
Cuban Foreign Minister Jose
Manuel Cortina and United States
Ambassador Spruille Braden cere-
moniouSly signed the agreement at
600 p. m. yesterday. But reliable
sources revealed that the hiring
of laborcTS to construct the sta
lion and center had been started
months ago, so no time will be
wasted.
Cubans understood that more
than 1000 soldiers and fliers
would be sent 10 the base, where
SquadronS OF the United Nations
biggest bomberS would be sta
toned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
SCor(hed Earth
Policy Urged as
Chinese Retreat
Tear Up Railroads
and Flood Roadbeds,
Newspaper Demands

CHUNGKING. China, June &c
.(UP).-A life or death stand on
tho Nanchang defense line and a
new Scorched earth policy under
which railroads would be torn up
and the roadbeds and highways
flooded was demanded today by
the influential wspaper Ia
.kung-Pao.
Admitting that fighting was GO
ing against the Chinese in the
Japanese drive in kiangsi Prov
ince. the newspaper called on the
army TO hold the Nanchang line,
300 miles in from the coast.
west of the Nanchang line
is vital national defense area
into which an invasion should
absolutely be prevented" the
newspaper said. West OF XII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Allies BIost
jap Vessel
At RobouI

MELBOURNE. Australia, June
20 (UP). 49, Allied planes scored
three bomb hits on a 10,000-ton
Japanese transport at Rabaul.
New Britain Island. yesterday,
probably damaged other ships,
smashed grounded enemy planes
and showered the whole airdrome
end dock area with bombs and
bullets. Gen. Douglas Macarthur
reported today.
They shot down one and prob
ably two of seven japanese Zero
fighter planes and two seaplanes
which attempted 10 intercept them
and returned TO base.
MacArthur's communique re-
porting the raid indicated that il
might have been the biggest so far
in number of planes used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
kangaruin
Animals Raid Aussie Crops
Farmers Say

MELBOURNE. Australia, June
20 (UP).-Farmers of the Gipps.
land area, east of Melbourne, ap-
pealed to the government for aid
today against an invasion Of kan.
garoos which. they said, were sc
thick in their fields they looked
like regiments of soldiers.
Messages to the government
said the kangaroos were running
acres of crops and it had been
necessary to abandon one big
farm.
Each dawn, farmers said. thou
sands Of the kangaroos could be
seen in the fields.
They asked that the govern
ment lift restrictions against de-
stroying the new enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Gen. Elias Slain
By Firing SQUAD

LONDON. June 20 CUP).-The
Germans announced today that a
firing squad finally had closed the
strange case Of Gen. Alois Elias,
former premier of The protectorate
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the remnant
Of CzeCho- Slovakia
Elias, 81 Was sentenced last
October / by a peoples court" to
die for preparation for high
treason and aiding the enemy. "
and. strangely for a man prcsum-
ably near death. was deprived of
his civil right for life.
a German official news agency
dispatch from Prague. broadcast
by Radio Berlin. said he was exc
cutcd yesterday. The dispatch
sand nc confessed having had re-
laIionS with the enemy and hav-
, ing supported plots against the
Reich at his trial. but did not re-
veal why the NaZiS suddenly had
decided 10 execute the sentence.
There were indications that ne
had been made another martyr for
the assassination of Reinhard
Jthc IIangman) Heydrich. No. >
man of the geStapo. Hcydrich' :
mounted last year when
nc FASTENED TO Observation-Disclosures
10 put down diSaffection among the
CZechS and had hundreds shot.
Elias was one of the first Heyd-
rich ordered seized He was taken
TO Berlin for trial, and his case
dragged on, while gcStapo firing
squads were busy in Czecho-
ClOV1ki3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Trouble for laps
In New Lands
BY united Press

Japan after only six months Of
war apparently is feeling the
strain of administering the terri
tories il has overrln.
A Japanese cabinet decree an
nounced a project for rationaliza-
ton and effective reorganization"
of governmental administration.
Under this scheme there will be
a 30 per cent reduction in officials
of the central government, a 20 per
cent reduction in provincial admin
iStration and 10 per cent Teduc-
ton in the postal, telegraph and
railroad offices.
Men freed will be. available in
occupied territories for recon-
of the great Asiatic CO.,
prosperity sphere, = IT was noted
that Toxic no longer was content
with a mere great East Asia"
SDhprp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Jitters for Germans
Berin's Invasion Fears Bring Warning That Big
Mine Field Has Been Laid
By EDWARD w. BEATTIE
nitsd Press stan Correspondsut

be taken over by the British
army" Berlin said. Discussion
of the measure Is forbidden In
Britain"
East Anglia is that part OF
England north and east of Lon
don, directly opposite Holland and
Belgium. an area in which hun
dreds of thousands OF troops
might be massed if big scale
continental invasion were under
taken.
The only word here regarding
the area was a war office an
that IL had bought
several farms" in East Anglia 10
be used for training areas" and
a spokesman explained that natur-
ally the area would be evacuated
when training" began.
No information was available
concerning the size of the farms
involved or of the total area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Confessed Spv
Doctor Who Aided Nazis,
Japs Faces 20 Years

- lrARTFORD- Conn. June 90
GNS) Or. Otto Whlumcit, the
sclf-Stylcd Chicago Gcrman-Amer-
lean BuUd leader, today faced a
O-year federal prison term after
me pleaded guilty 10 conspiring to
furnish military and defense in
formation TO Germany and Italy.
The Suavc mldWcStcrn fuchrcr,
who maSqucradod as "A reputable
Chicago physician. was returned
10 Hartford County Jail pending
sentence
Wlllumcit and four others were
indicted by a federal grand jury
in Hart ON june lO ON a charge
Of conspirng 10 violate The 1917
E>piOnacr Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
s. Ship With 8
Lost Off Alaska

KETCHIKAN, Alaska. June &C
(UP).-The fishing boat Holly.
wood. with Capt. Pete Roev and
seven crewmen aboard, disap-
peared in johnson Straits, south
east of here, on the calm night of
June Is, the United States Coast
Guard revealed today.
The loss was reported TO the
coast guard station by the crews
of five companion fishing vessels,
who searched three hours for the
missing craft without discovering
a trace of il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

LONDON. juno 20. - Germany
had a seizure of invasion filters
today As if watched with evident
interest tho talks in the United
States between President Roose-
Welt and Prime Minister CHURCHILL.
Reporting that Britain was
clearing a big area of eastern
England. which would be a logical
concentration point for invasion
troops. Germany warned that il
was sowing a gigantic mine field
TO close off the entire Skagerrak,
entrance to the Baltic Sea- l~L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Report Scheme
To Aid R0n1meI

LONDON June 20 GNS)-
Reuters tBritishl news agency re-
ported from the French frontier
today that Germany has demanded
100000 tons OF French merchant
shipping now ion The Mediterranean
from Pierre Laval.
Rcutcs quoted unnamed sources
in NichV
The Germans are anxious 10 OBJ
tain shipping 10 reinforce the AXIS
armies under the. command of
Field Marshal Erwin Rommcl-IA
LIbNa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

WASHINGTON. June 20 INS)
If proficiency in the three RS
means a thing. the American SOL
der. 1912 model, is potentially a
smarter combatant than was his
dad in 1918. according to a Joint
aimy-census bureau study made
public today.
The lad behind the Garand or
tucked away in an Ms tank not
only is required to know more,
but has the mental seasoning for
the job. the report indicated.
In the last two years, il stated,
Al per cent of the men indicted
into the army were high school
graduates or had had some college
training. whereas only 9 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
VITALITY LOCATED

Nanchang is 100 miles east o.
the railroad. 1t is 400 miles south
west of Shanghai. 10 miles south.
east of Japanese-held Hankow, 40(
miles north-northeaSt of Cantor
and $50 miles east of Chungking
BY holding the railroad and the
highways along it, the Chinese
could keep the Japanese from
maintaining effective land contact
between Canton, in the Far South
and Hankow, on the Yangtze
River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
DRIVE JAPS EAST

Ta-Kung-Pao urged the govern
ment TO order immediate anC
thorough destruction of railroad
and highways west Of the Nan
chang line.
mot only should rails be re-
moved but the rOadbeds should
be transformed into ponds and
lakes" it said. Experience has
shown that thorough destruction
of threatened railroads and high
ways is one OF the more i'm
portant part Of our tactics"
Under the plan outlined by Ia.
Kung-Pao, the Chinese would seek
10 drive the Japanese entirely east
of the Nanchang line, and make
that eastern area one in which
mobile forces of both sides coulC
continue their operations.
The newspaper urged especial,
that the Canton-Hankow railroad
be kept free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Erie Pays Dividend
On Common Stock

NEW YORK. June 20 IN51-
When Erie common pay, q uE-
idend," runs "a lonE-cstahlshad
Wall Street saying "thereH bC
icicles in hell" But thc Eric Rail.
road Company. for 'hc FIRST tima
since organization OF tno present
company in 1895 TODAY announced
a dividend d 30 cents pelubl
July 10 10 stockh0ldcfs of record
Tuue 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Steel Dispute 10 WLB

WASHINGTON June 20 ms
Socrctgrv of Labor Perkins to-
day certified 10 The War Labor
Board dispute involving 6.25C
WorDkrs .. the Lukens Steel Com
pany apd-iis Subsidiary. the Luz
kcnWcOd Company both of Coates
vile Pa The dispute involved
wages Do The steel company and
DOnus payments 10 the subsidiary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
CANADA ENTERS TALKS

OTTAWA. Ont. June 20 lINS)
An authoritative source to-day
revealed that Canadian Prime
Minister Mackenzie King probably
would join the conference IN the
United States between President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill.
Leighton McCarty Canadian
minister 10 Washington and l.. f.
Pearson, counselor OF the Cana
dian legation, announced that
Canada is now represented at the
secret discussions but n was un-
derstood that Prime Minister King
wishes 10 take a personal hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
.AVG i'm ChHngking

CHUNGKING, China, June 20
UNS) Presence OF American
volunteer group Flying Tigers in
Chungking was revealed today
with announcement that II. II.
Kung, minister of finance and
brother-in-law of Generalissimo
Chang Kai-Shek, had entertained
them at dinner:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
LIVERPOOL FRESHMAN

Stg. Peter Brogan, Liverpool
Irishman. adjusted his Balaklavs
helmet and started at the be-
ginnin' %:
I'VE left our positions south
of FL Gazala about 8 p. m. Sun
day and moved south. I was
with the machine gunners. The
way opened through mine fields
whene our infantry held bridge
heads until B .. m.
I'VE were travelling in Ave
trucks In the darkness when 1
heard an Italian voice. 1 could
see figures moving so ] out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

SOMEWHERE rs AUS TAhfIa.
June % r. SIX wrn who uorc
aboard B-26 bomber sru
in the Coral Sea spent fWa nI
half hours in the waIlr u..I go o.
20 sharks sporting around
They eventually rsu lE
natives and have just ar..
this bomber bsS-. t..I. --E W
told by Capt aITTNee. r. '.s e..
Corpus Christi Tex IEE# @
manship. the Gro" .#
lives.
Moyc said tha- were
from a successful
Rabaul. Nov BIJgs.
motor stopped ra .,.
Wild. The bomber le.. rH
CRASHED ~ WAITE
II just managed Go RIGHT hrrf
Nbye said "but by thi5 limo tr
were barely skimminr. thr u3ffr
and couldn't regain altitude
I'VE hit the water and eue ~
the crew was KILLED. k.fHaHrb
he was injured Corporai HsIc
Merrill r. HYDE ol I.g
La crawlcd back on iha iai
and set one df tbr Iiie raft,
adrift.
Our bOmba-d.er and ratlI1.
tor also were injured. Thrfr ua-
only room for two men o1 fHa
raft and Private Hamilton 'sNg
Hamilton Of hGaM VlC IClA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

angst Province is the outpost of
Human Province. There are pro-
duced many national defense
minerals. We can tolerate no
more mistakes. Our army must
defend Western Kiangsi at all
cost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
ARMY TO TAKE OVER

The Berlin radio reported that
p-~Sons living within a certain
district in the heart of East
Anglia were 90 be evacuated with
ali their belongings by July by
order of the British war office,
THE area in question Is TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
1912 Soldier Smorter
Al Pct. Of Induc+ees in Last z Years Graduates
Of High School or Coleee-Trained

of the men in World War / had
reached that educational level.
The report made the point that
the nation has an ample reserve
OF well-cducated manpower 10
meet the highly specialized needs
OF modern warfare.
The rise IN educational stand
ards of selectees is shown in this
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

with me tOmmygun and riveted
one fellow. That began a regu-
lar DonnybrOOk and ID went on
until we were tired Of chasing
EN-"
SQUEAL LIKE PIGS
Brogan's sergeant major,
South African. took up the story:
IL couldn't get that BrOgan
away. He was dashing into
Italian tents firing his tommy
gun, then running into dugouts
with the Italians running away
from him and squealing like
pigs. When I'd call him of. he'd
reply, 'Aw, just one more,
please
The British made their way
through at least one panzer unit
of the famed German Afrika
Korps and eluded two Italian di-
visions, probably the Brescia and
Pavia,
SNEAK PAST NAILS
Officers told how they sneaked
~ Valentine tanks past the Ger
mans during the night by shout.
ing in German as they passed
through Nazi convoy. Both
Italian divisions were caught of
guard.
ct seemed as IL a thousand
free-for-aIls were going on at
the same time. Pistols, tommy
guns, machine guns and artillery
were popping of:
THE sky was filed with
tracer bullets and the night air
was just Is filled with the cries
Of the scared Italians" Brogan
declared. smacking his bare, tat
tooed chest.
DEFENSES IN FLAMES
A gunnery colonel from Bath
said his group found deserted
Italian position in flames.
"Then 1 heard some Italians
talking and saw q group with
their backs to us. 1 went UP
behind an officer and said:
Stick 'em up And I'll be
damned IL all Of them didn't
throw their hands in the air.
They were terrified"
The colonel said they founc
many Italians sleeping in pajamas
I'VE took the boots of Of one
group Of Italians and threw
them away. We left them
sitting In the desert bowling In
the dark"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
.U-Bodts Sink
; More u. 5.
Merchant Ships
All but IL Of Crews
Safe; Mexico Reveals
Torpedoine Of 4 Others
BY international New. ser,Is.

Three more United States mer-
chant ships were at the bottom of
the ocean today, latest victims of
U-boat attacks.
The navy department announced
last night that all but II members
of the crews had been landed.
The largest merchantmen was
blasted by torpedoes two days
after the crew had heard a Nazi
propaganda broadcast recounting
its sinking several days previously.
1t was sunk in West Indian waters
June 5.
Thirty members Of the crew
were landed in a United States
port after being stranded on a
West Indian isle. while two OF
their members slashed through
dense jungles TO bring help. Twen-
ty-five took another route and
reached safety at Trujillo City,
capital of the Dominican Republic.
80 OF CREW SAVED
The second ship. a medium
sized cargo carrier, was sunk by
shell fire shortly after a U-boat
was sighted as it surfaced
Thirty of the crew of 81 were
landed at an East Coast port
The third ship was sunk by tor
Ipedoes June 10 off Cuba with the
loss of six crewmen.
The torpedoing Of four ships was
announced at Mexico City. where
Iit was revealed that 80 survivors
from Dutch, Panamanian, Cana
dian and Norwegian vessels had
Handed at Chetumal in the prov
ince of Quintana Roo. Forty
lcreWmen were reported missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
B ritish Bluff Way
Through NoziLines
II Tanks Sneak Past Libya Convoy
by Shouting German at Sentries
BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN
United Press stan Correspondent

WITH THE BRITISH 50TTl
DIVISION IN LIBYA, June lie
Delayed Liverpool dock work
ers, Yorkshire farmers and Dur
ham factory workers bluffed and
bullied their way across the
enemy-infested Libyan desert like
schoolboys on Halloween sortie.
They shouted in German to de-
ceive a panzer unit; they chased
screaming Italian soldiers and shot
them down like rabbits.
Thus the British Tees and
Tyne" division eluded an Axis trap
at coastal Ell Gazala and reached
Tobruk after a suicidal 150-mile
trek over blistering desert trails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
WARS GREAT STORY

This cross-section Of Britain's
fighting men, sunburned and grin
ming. told one of the wars greatest
stories Of courage and daring
today.
what a fight" said one York
shire lad gleefully. 1T was like
the battle of Atlanta I'm the Aim,
Gone With the Wind"
An officer said any number OF
Italian soldiers, including one gen.
eral, asked to be taken prisoner
HUNDREDS RELEASED
I've were forced to release
hundreds OF prisoners merely
because we didn't have room to
bring them along" he explained.
Another officer who was among
the last evacuees from Dunkirk
described the escape as "a damn
sight better show from a spec.
tacular viewpoint" than the epic
battle on the French coast in 1910
1T seemed like there were q
thousand battles under way, with
each private having enc OF his
own" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
INVASION DETAILS

ANY Allied invasion nccC ~sarIlY
requires careful and minute prop
arations in these and other vital
matters.
London informants portrayed
Churchill as facing distrust Of his
military leadership in some British
quarters and as asking tor urgent
American reinforCemPntS 10 sta
billie the Mediterranean front.
There was speculation here that
Churchill may seek the baslng OF
additional American air forces ir
North Africa in an effort 10 ham
mer az remnants of tho Italian
feet and 10 strike al Col Gen
Edwin Rommefs mcdaniel unit,
which forced the British with
drawsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

The taxi. concerned mainly
with tho War. the ElLLL--- .th-
war and the Vinnrc a.. tHn E#T
were seen here as having tNo
primary purpose establishment
Of a second European FRONT and
Strengthening of Allied positions
in North Africa
The British Withdrawal go thC
Egyptian frontier leaving ioorar
under siege. was viewed m Wash
ington circles as "SCTious. but fan
from desperate
These sources ftlt the deyc'-
opment gave added urgency 80 the
talks and that additional aid for
the hard-presScd British IN North
Africa likely will result
Other urgent and coro'Iar Nron-
lems-such as shipping and Supply
Undoubtedly arc being discussed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
u. S. FIiers Beset by Sharks
Six Yanks on Bomba- Forced Down in Coral Sea
Rescued From Mao-Eafers by Natives
Ey FRANK HEWLETT

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