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La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Nctorano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
Ell TITULO DE CAMPEON
DE PATINAJE 10 GANO
BARTHOLOMEW

San Paul, Minnesota, enerc
22-El titulo de campe6n de pa
tinaje de Norte America, en- We
locidad, fu6 ganado aqui por
Ken Bartholomew, de Minnea-
polls.
Cinco ciudades mandaron sus
mejores patinadores.
La ictoria de los muchachos sin
termedios" la obtuvo John Sch
neider, de Long Island City. FL
titulo de muchachos juniors"
John Martin, de Chicago; juve-
niles, Don Lase y David Roll,
Chicago; ninos ~pequeiios, Roy
Parker, Chicago.
Mujeres, campeona, CARMEL
ia Landry, Fitchburg, Mass
muchachas intermedias, Lillian
Mcguire, Winnipeg; muchachas
juniors" Betty Fahlin, Min
neapolis; juveniles, Betty Nit
chell, Winnipeg, y nihas, Marie
Grittner, San Paul.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
EN- Ell
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las once carreras dc
anoche Jazzy Jerry, Pretty Co.
met, Shine Lady, Argus Cou-
rier, Betty Morlan, Magdalena,
Fair Ataxy, Fast Lad, Grady
Spot Bottle y Mister Mike.
Grady di6 la sorpresa en- la
novena carrera, 10 que no espe-
raban los apostadores, y fueror
derrotados los favorDtos, Scat
ter Brain, Suwanee y Court
Drama. Sc pagaron a ocho du'
ros los boletos del vencedor.
La quiniela de aver, canada
Dor Pretty Comet y Shine La
ay, do la crecida recompensa
de S759.80.
Esta noche es ell beneficio de
IA PARALYSIS Infantil y esperase
una asistencia extraordinaria.
Intervendran en- la novena ca
rrera, ell Futurity, My Judy
Counter Laddie, Dainty Ann,
McWays, Benefit Feature, John
Moloney, Platonic Y Nita Roll.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

RENUNCIO SU PUESTO Ell
ADMINISTRATORS DE LA
ASOCIACtON ATLETICA
DE LA U~NIVERSIDAD DE
TAMPA
Ell administrator de la Aso-
ciaci6n Atletica de la Universe
dad de Tampa, ell joven George
Sttraus, renunci6 ell puesto que
desde hace siete amos venia des-
empenando y aver la Junta de
Directories do la noticia, agre-
gando que lie habia sido acepta-
da.
Straus esta considerable dos
ofertas de empresas privadas,
no de universidades o colegios.
"Me alegra saber que los di-
r~ectores resolvieron aceptar mi
renuncia. He veni3o tratando
de deiar ell empleo, en- los GEti-
mos amos, y ahora acabo de To-
grarlo. Quiero entrar en- nego-
clos deSligados del atletismo."
BESIDE su puesto dirigia hos
viaje, venta de billetes de entra
da, poublicidad Y ademas entire
naba los teams" de baloncesto.
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esta noche va en- la carcel.

Fue al dia s%iguiente de la es-
oena que deScribimos a nues-
tros %lectores, y que tuvo lugar
en- ell palacio de Rio Verde,
cuando don Rodolfo llev6 Ia E.
horne sorpresa.
Luego de almorzar, y cuando
va dona Nieves sc disponia a
vestirse para salir con la ale
gre tropa de paseo en- uno de
los autos del palacio, como de
ooStumbre, Ell marques hojeaba
Ia prensa del dia.
Sentado EN- un gran butacon,
el ilustre pr6cer leia las mott
cias y los concentrates de un mo
do distraido, cuando algo llam6
su atenci6n, haciendole fruncir
ell ceno.
Era, precisamente. la notd
del dtd en- los peri6dicos de Ma
drid, desde hacia varias sema-
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

tras como carros.
Y sigui6 la lectura con emo
ci6n viviSima,
f'Sigue siendo el suceso del
dfa en- ia villa y corte, ell enve-
nenamiento del banquero don
Rodrigo, ocurrido hace tantos
amos, y que ahora ha sido des-
cubierto por un verdadero AGAR
de la suerte.
''Desde que ell famoso drOgue
70 don R6mulo Martinez Sc pre-
sent6 tan generosamente ante
Ell Tribunal, que estaba a pun
to de volver a condenar al mi
sico GuStavo de la Gandara, pa
rece descartado que fue la pro-
pia Eulalia de las Torres, la mu
jer tan tristemente celebre en-
Madrid, la autora del aSesina-
to del millionaire.
aver sc han realizado nue.
vas diligencias, encaminadas al
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
esclarecimeinto del

complete eSclarecimeinto del
crimen,
Este parece tener, adem&s,
insospechadas derivaciones.
La esposa del mdsico Can
dara, acosada a habiles pregun
tas por ell juez, parece que cast
ha confesado su delito. Por 10
demas, 10 miSmo ell droguero Sc
nor Martinez, que ell escritor
Aranguren, que los otros testi-
Cos del proceSo, tiene MIA plena
conviction de que es Eulalia de
las Torres la culpable. Ell juez
mantiene la completa inoomu-
nicacion de esta, aunque aver
tarde puso en- libertad a la ex
actriz Joaquina Garc6s, por no
cargo alguno contra
ella.
'Pero he aqui que anoche, a
Ultima bora, Sc han recibido en-
nuestra Reduction noticias de
Baroelano, dieieudO que g han
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Ell Al SOFIA PELEA-
RIA CON BAISDEN

Sarasota, enero 29.-Jaime
Sola, Ell catalan, peleara aqui, ell
venidero viernes, con Charlie
Baisden, de Valdosta, Georgia,
Pesara Sola 200 libras y su
adversario 1913.
En- ell semifinal Sc daran oe
punetazos Cowboy Kolburn, DE
Texas, 1873 libras, con George
Manley, de Indianapolis.
Reaparecera Battling Oscar
Ell c6mico, frente a Young Chi
ma, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
REGRESO A CHICAGO Ell co
MISIONADO lands

Chicago, enero 29.-Luego de
pasar unas vacaciones en- la Flo
rida, regres6 aver a esta ciudad
ell comisionado supreme de ~
pelota organizada, juez lands.
FL sabsdo ira a New York, DON
de preSidira, los dias 2 y 8 de fe
brerc, la reunion annual de las
ligas mayores.
Lands tiene rs amos y Sc re-
cobra de Ia pneumonia que SUI
friera en- ell otono.
Los Cubs estaran representa-
dos, en- New York, por Ell presi-
dente Wrigley, ell administrator
Jim Gallagher y ell director Jim
Wilson.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
BRADLEY <PROPoNE QUE
LOS JUEGOS Sc EMPfECN
A LAS $50 DE LA TARDE,
HORA DE ECONOMIC
DE LUZ

Cleveland, enero 29.-Alva
Bradley, p~residente de los In
dies, en- una carta a Will Har-
ridge, presidente de la Liga Ma
cional, propone que Sc acuerde
empezar algunos desafios a las
go de la tarde, hora de econo-
mia de luz, y terminarlos antics
de que sea de noche.
Otros juegos, bajo la misma
proposition, pudieran ser CO.
menzados a las 400 de la tarde.
Bradley Sc muestra satisfe :
cho con ell Unite de siete desa-
fios nocturnos, en- sus terrenos.
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jores adversarios, antes de po-
nerlo frente a Tommy? Ct el de
rrota a algunos de los ibuenos,
entonces yo aceptare ell match.
Gomez y yo tenemos mucho que
perder y NADIA que ganar pelican
do con un hombre que hacfa Gin
co amos lucia muy bien, pero NO
ahora."
Ell director de Nader deposi-
to aver una fianza de $3.50, con
Fran LaMarque, para indUcir a
.Leto a aceptar ell match.
Para ell venidero lunes, Lamar
que busca un contrario capaz de
"molestar" a Sixto Morales. Vol
vera a repetirse ell bout" entire
Angel Lorenzo y Larry Lyn..
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
LETO REHUSO LA PELEA
CON Ell VETERANO MA
DER

Jose Leto, ell director de Tom
my Gomez. rehuso aver una pc
lea entire su apadrinado y ell We
lterano p1gil Eddie Nader, de
Sarasota,
"SPor que ha de pelear Go
mez con un hombre que en- Sa-
rasota ha venido derrotando a
pdgiles muy inferiores"
"JPor que no Sc lie buscan me
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 22l
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE


-Bien-fall6 ell juez al fin I;
EN- vista de que ustedes no re-
cuerdan a este senior, que les CO.
nOce perfectamente y jura por
81 honor que fueron ustedes los
dos sehores que cenaron con 81
en- el tren al venir de Zarago-
IA; y como. por otra parte, Sc
rs precise que aclaremos ell orr
gen de este dinero q. listed lleva
ba encima, Quedan ustedes de-
tenidos, hasta yer 81 recobran
IA memoria en- ell calabozo.
Los dos randas dieron un
respingo.
El juez continue. volviendose
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
K BCXEARA CON
A R SERVO

Filadelfia, enero 29.-E ex-
campe6n de las 1876 libras, Lew
jenkins, de Texas, Sc batira a.
uui, ell dia II de febrero, con
Marty Servo, de Schenectady,
New York.
Cada gladiator Sc ha compro
metido a un limite de 40 Lbs.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

ST, senior, compre la
pintura 3. L. P. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
v Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Sc INSCRIBIO SHAW PARA
LAS CARRERAS DE LA
FERIA


LAS CARRERA DE LA
FERIA
Definitivamente Se inScribi6
aver para las carreras de auto
movies del pr6ximo martes, en-
los terrenoS de la Feria de Flo
rida, ell veterano automovilista
"Blazin Ben" Shaw, de West
vile, New Jersey. FL coche de
Shaw puede desarrollar 900 ca
ballos de fuerza y es ell mismo
que tantos triunfos diera a
frankie Beeder.
En- dos Ocasiones, ell ano pa
sado, Ell automovil de Shaw le
llev6 dos wees contra ell murC
de protection.
Wilburn anunci6 anoche que
sc propone establecer una nue.
va marca de velocidad en- Plan
Field.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
nliteracy
Hurts Nations
Effort

Denver. July l.-(APJ-Tcn mil
lion American adults are los, 10 war
industry and the armed forces. the
United states commissioner oT cduca
ton declared today. because they
can't read newspapers or simple
printed directions. or write letters or
ABC instructions.
They are the funCtionally Hitter
ate" said John ". Studcbakcr. Of
Washington. -. C.. i'm AN address be-
fore the National Education AsSocia-
tons annual convention. who are
seriously h ndicapped as soldiers
and as wOrkCrS-not because they
are unirtelligcnt but because they
find il exceedingly difficult TO I'M
derstand."
eliminating a long fight against
illicracv. S'udcbakcr said. the o. s.
office Of education has prepared a
program (Which we hope will short
j. be submitted 20 the C1u2ress."'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
State OPA.
Program Cut

Raleigh. July l.-(AP)-Lcon
IlcrdcrSnn'S budget difficulties made
themselves felt in North Carolina to-
day with the announcement from T..
&. Johnson. state OpA director. that
establishment Of five proposed dis
irict OPA offices had been postpCn-
cd al least temporarily.
District state offices had been pro-
jCCted for Charlotte. GrConvillc. VIM
ston-Salem. AshCvillC and Whining
ton. but Johnson said that none Will
be set up al least until the OPA
budget is announced
In his budget rCcUcs'. H"ud"rspu
asked Congress for 2O0.O0O.00O TO
carry on the functions Of his OPA
sctup. but the House appropriation ;
committee cut that to 5000. 900.
and there was possibility 81 even
a further cut when the bill reaches
the floor.
Johnson said il had been planned
10 employ 40 or more persons in
each of the district offices.
About $50 per ons have been as
signed to local ra,ioning boards as
clerical help. and these. Johnson
said. will not be affected by the
budget cut $50 far as ! know"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
ACL Trains
In Collision
Engineer Killed, so
Passengers Injured in
Crash Early Today
Near Wingham, Ga.

Cairo. Ga. July 1.-(AP)-Thc
Atlantic Co5stlinc southbound train.
Inc South Wind. and another train
cOllidcd near Wingham. Ga, near
here today. resulting in the death of
one engineer and the injuring of
about 80 passengers. none seriously.
Several passengers were taken 10
the Cairo hospital. but reports from
there said none was seriously hurt,
and the" would shortly DC ready
10 proceed on their journey.
II. II. Wind. editor of the Cairo
Messenger. said the trains collidcd
east of the Wingham station between
and $50 a. M. The engines were
badly damaged but none Of the pas
senger cars overturned.
G. r. Anderson. about 50. of Mont
gomcry. Ala. engineer Of the South
Wind. was killed. and Fireman a.
l.. Brown. Of The other train. suffer-
cd broken leg.
The South Wind. first reports said.
was backing into a siding. when the
collision occurred Boths locomotivcs
w"re dama"ed. but none NJ the pas.
seuger coaches left the tracks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

Is Defended
Lyttleton and Beaver
brook Deny Charges
of Lack of War Equip
rnent.

London. July l.-IAi)-Isrit-
;ain'S war production m nis,cr
and his predecessor denied To-
day th.t lack If guns. L,u.,> and
PLANES WAS responsible fDT Erit-
ish military defeats ia rorln
.hi,iCL as Winston (hur;niii'S
critics launched their mo cor
iidcnCc" attack on his Iradcr;;.iD.
oliFtf LNtiiri"n. minister -! p!p-
auction. told the house UI cul!..lrus
'hat Manufacture Ui siN-Tutindrr
guns and 81 TANKS and tuc supply
InE 81 hhCrICan-uadC dive DoinDrrS
l" british forces IN the n,ld was
progressing tCadily and added:
'.nE"iIN V" are gong T. s,uDa
III" equipment at the enemy IN Soy
craI important weapons
In the house of lords. Lord
Bcarcrbrnnk. former production
minister. said he did nHi tninS
Tier, was ans shortage oi equip
nrni IN LinSa and he i'au never
h'Hru II suggested thai there was
aiv shortage 0i aircraft.
IhCN poke IN reply to charges Dy
thincnIIls critics that production
was not providing British iO.Cc, with
adequate equipment Ia meet ais al
lacks and that the prime minister
made the greatest possible mis-
take when he attached tho defense
mini try 10 hi> ofiic'.
Sir John Wadlaw- Milne. Chlr-
ChiIis iCl'Ow conservative. lCu the
opposition IN commons by moving d
no confidence" vote.
Wardlaw- Milne. seconded by Nd
miral OF ti=. Fleet Sir Roger Reyes.
charged that ChurChill'S statement
that British forces IN Libya were
strong enough 10 meet the axis was
untrue and inaccurate"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

The life of the CCC ended a, mid
night. and rehabilitation of some
10000 cnrollecS and $4,000 civilian
employees Of the corps began TIN
morning The WPA. its approprIa.
ton Whitfield by two-,hird. from last
year. was trimming is rolls down
from 100000 TO 100000. The NYA,
with funds also cut bY two-thirdS.
commenced dropping 10000 persons
from its out of school training pro-
gram to reduce the number of this
activity from 100000 to 10000.
The rising economic boom ri de-
tense and war production already
mas witnessed the eclipse of the pub
lie works administration. which dur
ing the depression loaned and grant
Cd more than S6.DOO,COO, 900 10 ere
&c obs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
FDR Reports Use
At Least Ter
Die in Crash

W lch. ". Va. July l.-(AT)
- III. airi,llne. apparently 4
converted a.riiIcr. crashed and
burned ia tne West Virginia
mountains near here today with
TIE los If al least ten lives.
State Troopers Earl Ycagcr
ami Tom Harrison said that ten
bodies had bccn removed from
the charrcd full and that most OF
tie victims were believed to be
Amy mel.
TTCy SAID the plane hat. borne
Insignia Ol American AirlincS.
The plane crashed i'll garden
about half-milc from the min
ing village of Premier. three
miles from WEIGH.
Eig"t bodies were first rcmOv-
cd and then two more. Troopers
said the search was continuing
for others.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
q. s. Carrier WASP
Reir1forces Malta
Allied Planes
Raid Jap Bases

Somewhere in australia. .July
-thPb-.':tDancSc bases in
New Bri.?in and New Guinea
were attacked by strong forces
Of allied 50mbcrS before dawn
Tuesday in the largest raid in
several days. il WAS disclosed To-
night ny airmcn who participate
cd in tic attack.
Despite thick clouds. the al
lied planes bombed RabaTI. On
Ntw GEinca. where lar.c fires
were started among Installations
in the wharf area. t,cy said.
One bomber WAS reported :,
have T.laac several runS over its
target. despite heavy anti-air-
craft fire. leaving blaze which
was visible for 20 mills thru
Ugh the ovcrhanging haze.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
CNE-TIME POLISH
ENVOY is KILLED

New York, July l.-(AP)-Gen-
Cral BoSclaw Wicniawa-D lugoszcw-
ski. Polish ambaSsa dor 10 Italy dur
ing the hectic days preceding the
German invasion of Poland in 1899.
fell or jumped TO his death from the
roof of a Riverside Drive building
today.
The 65-ycar old former envoy
climbed to the roof of six-story
building clad in pajamas and bed
room slippers, detectives said. His
body was found in a vacant lot next
door 10 the building.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Large Sum Made A
valuable to Chief Ex-
ecutive Went to t.xpe-
dlte War Effort, Pres
ldent Says in Niessag e
10 Congress.

Washington, July l.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt, reporting TO
Congress on how he had used
S2SJ.50U,O0O OF emergency funds
made available TO him, asserted
to-day that the money had help
cd expedite construction of can
tonmentS. hemisphere bases and
ships and the accumulation OF
stock piles of wool and copper.
The money Was appropriated 10
the Chief Executive in various acts
10 permit him 10 meet unforeseen
defense and war contingencies.
lie said in message transmitting
the report that 81 per cent of the
funds were alluCatcd 10 four agencies
The War and Navy departments.
the maritime commission and the
federal loan agency.
In many instances. Mr.. Roosevelt
SAID. Subsequent appropriations were
made for the continuation of pro
JcctS and programs undertaken with
the emergency fund. but this money
made ii possible 20 initiate these pro-
grams without delay and thus ma
t"rially expedite our war effort"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
American Vessel Ven
lures Dangerously In
TO Mid-Mediterranean
to Carry RAF Planes
to Bomb-Battered Is
land.


NaS!'ing:nn. Jmiy I.-tAPp-
me Nm"riran airC""rt carrier
Wasp. vcniuriny oancrruI.i, in
L" the id-Ncditcrrincan bat
Tie area. recently delivered aerial
rc'ni"rrcmcnlN to Britain'S
bomb battered island Of Malta. il
was dI,cInNcd officially today.
In" Wasp made several ferry trips
W 'M"H damage 10 itself rr escort
" ci@ r. IN" British stronghold
ll%nEiu@ ass. supply lines 10 Africa.
Inc oI,r~ of o." trips were MOI given
~ IN" Nays formal announcement.
hW' "U'."I'O- ald II was "a few
""r". ..' apparently about the
Im" '".' 3D.. G"rwnns IuG Iialian>
were l.'"Hra Quantities of supplies
'''" "i''" :" luHd zap General En-
WIN Il. N.I. irHrIu campaign.
on On" Tin the Wasp carried
hiil>h ii.ht"r aircraf, manned
bN I'M pil"'>-dciivCricS on The
"ihrr trirs were not identified
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Gill Sworn In
AS Revenue
Commissioner

Raleigh. July 1.-(AP)-- Re-
fcrrinG directly to recent his
tory" and parclhcntically to
COmDarativcly recent miShaJId-
ling Of funds within the organ
ization. Edwin Gill took over di-
rcCtion 0f the revenue depart
mcnt today as the State income
reached the highest figure in his
tory.
1t was the beginning OF a new fis-
cal year. one m which revcnuc was
expected to drop in .Umc Categorics
TCgardlCSs OF a spending boom Great
cd by the war
Gill automatically left his post as
commissioner pf paroles when AS
suCiatC Justice Emery y. Denny of
The State supreme court administered
The oath 0f revenue commissioner
nip.
\. j. Maxwell who held the rev.
uuC lob for l3 years. was sworn in
Continued on Page SiX)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
DELEGATION URGES
NAMING OF BLOUNT

Raleigh. July l.-(AP)-A dele
cation Of Approximately 90 persons.
preceded by about IS kilograms
asked Governor Broughton today 10
appoint Judson Blount of Pitt county
10 the State Highway and Public
Works Commission. The vacancy was
created by tho death of f.. G.. Elan
ag7n Of Grcenville
The group was led by j. II. VIM
slow, leader Of the N & Farm Blu
reau FEEDER alton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Depression-Born Agencies
Curtailed By War Economy

Washington. July /. 60 (Ap)--
Nearly 100000 people lost their job,
or their government aid today by
the SCrappmg ~ vurtailment Of The
three depression born federal agcn-
cics that have cost more than Sl1.-
900. 100000.
Congress abolished the civilian
conservation corps yesterday by
denying il funds for The fiscal year
beginning today. The start of new
government business calendar also
saw the works progress administra-
ton cut tO skeleton form and heavy
reductions in the national youth adj
ministration program.
In the background Of the transition
there was change Of cras-from
mon hunting jobs 10 Jobs hunting
1En.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
PANAMANIAN VESSEL
is VICTIM OF SUB

Washington. july l.-(ApD-Thc
Navy announced today that Il small
merchant vessel of Panamanian'r reg
iS;rv had been torpcdocd off the At
lantIc coast and that Survivors mad
landed nj an cast coast port.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
tHy The Associated PrrSs)

tHE The Associated PrcSs)
German field headquarters
asserted today that axis troops
were attacking FL Alamein.
only 60 miles West of Britain's
great Mediterranean naval base
At Alexandria. and aS the eight
day old battle of Egypt thus
near"d It's climax. official Lon
don quarterS limited that the
Sucz canal might be DESTROYED.
The naZi command described
FL Alamcin as the last British
fortificati0n guarding AlcXand-
ria.
The British acknowledged that
axis SpcarhcItlS had raced be-
yond III Daba. 81 miles west of
I'll Alamcin. and indicated that
the hour of Il decisive battle was
approaching.
In an order at the day. General
SW tiaud Adcninlcck. the British
commander III chief in the Middle
East. declared:
"Thc battle i not over vet and
VIII no; Ice over until WC have dc
irat,d the enemy. and defeat him
we will"
simultaneously, ihc whole So
wet front was reported afIamc
with gigantic battles. Adolf Hit
lcrS field fcahIuartcrS reported
fresh gains in the blO0dy siege
of SpyaStun3I IN fine Crime, aud
indicated that the German
armies had launched Il new Of
fcnSivr al various points on the
central mo>cowD front.
Other MAJ attack, were develop
ing around Khark0v, Kursi. and
Kolkhoy.
y German attempt 10 launch
now offensive near GIha;$I;. advance
point 100 miles wet al Mo COW. was
frustrated by powerful Russian
counter ATTACKS. the army newspaper
Rcd Star reported.
In the Crimca. German military
dispatches SAID axis troop, had oc-
Cupicd BaIakiuva. eight miles below
ScyaStrpul. and seized Fort Nainkov
in ScvHst"pUl~ immediate defense
ing.
Soviet dispatches, said Rcd army
Continued "n Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Little change In temperature
tonight. with scattered thunder
shnwers In wet portion lei, aft
eTnJcn AID !Jniah..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Invasion.
OF Siberia
May Be Near
Japan Believed To Be
Preparing for Event
ual Assault on Russia;
Other News From Far
Pacific War Theatre.
tby The Associated prrSS)


Japan was reported maSSinw
troops and planes on the Man
chuku" border opposite kus,iun
Siberia today and Tendon mill
tarN quarters declared there
was Every little doubt" that ,hr
Jap"n;%" wrr" making pr, para
.i'hS foo ~ eventual attack on
Russia.
INin: i'll with this report. the
DCHhci t.IanLrrSrb news agency
nnn1inccd that Japanese troops
had launched a general offensive
on the far northwest China
Trent III Suiyuan prOvincc-nrc-
Sunabiy aimed II the destruction
ot Chinese armies which r.iIst
rmDarrISS :. Japanese thrust in
Ia Cuir" liEn!CI:.i.
t'd't. "iunS,Ult. ..,irIn.nS both
Siberia and The JapaEr,. .Duppr.
STAT, 'I Marc.!uEl... i. uuicr RE-
Ia's protection.
y London .poacman aid there
had been a.G"n,..l mpNemvn; e.! ia
p"nc>" forces nuGthWard and that
me @"p"!-->e We" C.iu,...Iy p!yp.i-
!no 10 attack Russia "a; their chosen
moment"
Chinese reports had repeatedly as
serted that Japan wd> concentrating
upward OF 50O.J00 troops in Man
chukuo for Il thrust into Siberia.
Neutral observer. however. be-
licrcd Japan would delay attacking
Russia uni. Adolf II:;lcr's summer
offensive had gained Il decisive vic
Tory over the Red armies. There were
indications thai lul> offensive nu;y.
Vas fast developing.
Other lar Pacific developments,
China Warlrtmt y Tokyo broad
cast asserted TIA: Japanr. e Iru1ps
had completed occupation o.; the
strategic 45U-m..r Chrh.ang-K:l ng.i
railway which leads into Inc nclrI Of
nina.
Battle OF Australia - General
Douglas MacArrnur'> HEADQUARTERS
announced that ol.iad commando
type troop carried nut - daring hit
and run atIaca on The japanese al
risun at SrlHmuna. IN New Guinea.
and inflicted 60 CH,,diiic-. Only twu
allied soldier were wounded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Alexandra.
Is 65 Miles
To The East
London Quarters Hint
/ hat Suez Canal
Might Be Destroyed;
Whole Russian Front
Aflame With Gigantic
Battles.
,Ey The .i>suciltrd Press. ,

tHN The .,>>uci.itrd PrcSS.)
Dispatches from Cairo late to-
DAY acknowledged that Field
haiShai Erwin Runmrl'S axis
hhNi>i'', aImi"N had advanced
within % miles of he Nil" delta.
rs the 'ishi-day old battle of
Egypt >Ur.cd Ia Il climax. th,.
BrIt!sti REPORTED Inat thousands
oi H"ldi"r> and hundreds of cam
non were read to meet the main
onslaught nj ROnmcrS armies.
several lines OF defense sill
remained before Alexandria. the
British said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

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