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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08

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lit niht nur bon nationaler 8e6eu=
tung, ionbern ibre 8eSeutilng, BAR
iiber binaus, Fir sic &rieesfiibrung
auh aaer i,nierer aniierten fam gar
nif)t iiberifast iperoen. ltnier ame-
r'taniifes &rantenpflese- -Sroeramm
lit nit Dem Ser gereinisten gsationen
aufs engIte perbunoen.
Sertlihe Stellen oes @oten &rem=
5es, iotpie Seeres- l,nb Marineiteqen
erteilen ieoeraeit ndbere slusfunft.
8emerbnnsen fir bic r@abes".
Intragsformulare slpeds gintritt
in Die ~Women's geapal &eierpe" tper-
ben on 8emerberinnen auf Mnforoe-
rung per Boit ausseianot. 5rauen,
Die ben r@apes" bei3utreten Min
i6en, m0sen an oas Napal Officer
Hrocurement Office" ibres nGd)itse-
leeenen rDiitrict Napal Seooquor.
ters" idreiben. an5ueeben iimb Sitter,
8il6ungsgrab, gbeitanb unb, iofern
berbeiratet, 8eruf bes gbemanns,
iomie Mlter uorbanoener &inoer.
Nene Spesialiitenflaiie Der Jlotte
Oas Glottenamt gibt Die 8iIbnng
elmer neuen Spe8ialiitenflaiie, Der TO-
senannten Specioliit (S). 'Sbcre ga.
troll, befannt. 9ieie neue SpcsiaI;iien-
flaiie ioa aus friiberen Yoli5eibea,n-
ten 5uiammengeiest iein, oic fir Die
&iiitenpatrouiqe eingeiett tperSen.
8euerbuneen fins an bie 0rtlihen
.Nabp Mecruiting Citations" gu rid-
ten unb miiiien gmpfeblunesidrai-
ben oes eegenipdr.;sen strbeite ,bers
ie6es Beuerbers beaso. ieines Ycli,ei-
DTS entbalten.
&iele Anfsaben fir 1lnssenge
Au6 tpenn iie nidt in ben &unpf
ein9eiest tuir6, erfiilt oie 2uftpoffe
Ser 8ereinigten Staten Bflidten,
Die fnit 10 pital iino tpie oie 2eiitun.
gen Der StoBtruppen an Sen aampf.
obf@nitten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
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Naf einem Bulletin ser Naticnalen
@eo9rapbiihen 8eleli6aft niiBteu
Die gta5is iif) eigentlif biiten, ibr
&aufaius= =@benteuer nod ipeiter 5u
treiben, oenn bie ean5e 8eididDte bes
&aufaius lebrt, Dab feline groberer
ie imitanoe mar, nit ser Natur nno
Ser 8epolferl1ng Oieies bohlten @e-
birges Guropas auf Sic Oauer fer
fig 81 ueroen. Sdon @eihidtsidrei-
Der frii9erer 3eiten idiloern Sen
8aufalls als eine bOdit gefabrlihe
@ege.to, in Ger cine maieltatiide ent-
feiielte gtatur uno cine imbesGbm-
bar freibeitsoiirltige gep0lferuns bon
frieserlider 0ilobeit lid perbiinoen,
UNI ieOem fremoen Ginoringling oas
9eben itaper su MAIDEN.
geid)t penige Siitorifer Ser Mntife
bielten Sen &aufaIus fir sic 3eimat
Der ama5onen, iener Station bon
&riegerinnen, Sic iiD als S0hter oes
Wars beseibneteu ,lnb nit Ser bop-
pelten Streitart ftinlpften. Ser grie-
fiide 8eograpb Strabo uerlegte
oas &ei6 ser slma5onen an oie iiib-
Itpeltliben @orberge oes &aufaius
nabe Dem Sfnar5en Wteer. sSn oen
8ren5en bieies Heihes burfte fein
Mann leben, aae slrbeit, 6elOanbau,
|Sago, Hferoe5uft, &rieg lpar Sabe
Der 5rauen, unO feline Ima5one ealt
als mannbar, iolange lie niht einen
Mann in ser Shlabt get0tet bate.
slls Damn elm 5oriher zines Cages
in 8raiilien einen Stan1m fdnpien-
Ser Srauen entoedte, lpurbe elmer
ser grobten |Strome Siioamerifas
s4maaoneiuItrom getauft.
Sreilib 2egenoen ipie bieie baben
1uobl iuenig Shrefen fiir oie 9easis.
Mber feline 2egenoe lit es = ,lno bie
rmiiiiGen 3aren luiiien Elm Sieb ba-
BON 81 ii1gen = oab ieoer &anfaiier
lno ieoe &aufaiierin geborene &rie-
ger un0 @lterilla=&Gnppfer BON uner=
reibter Meiiterid)aft iino. Die Sel-
oentaten oes faufaliiiden Sdupt-
lings Shamil, ser 5tpanSig Sabre
gegen Die &uiien itanobielt, iino elm
0orseidmad beiien mas sic Telt-
iden Sll ertparten baben, iollten iie
INNER tiefer in Sen &arfaius elm
orinaen. 9itler tdte gut, einmel Geo
Tolitois 9topelle rGbaSifi Wturat"
gu Ieien; bier tpiiroe er slufi6lub be-
fommen, mas falfaiiid)e &riesfiib-
rung in @irflibfeit lit. llnterjobt
ipuroen Die faufaiiihen Stdmme, Sic
|9iderfeiien. slbdafier, Mingrelier,
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beiben mogen, eieentlid) ME. aud
| Don ben Muiien ser 3arenaeit ni1t.
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faiils geb0rt eben mebr ais Sanfs,
&aronen 1,no Gllg3el,ge. 9as be-
,peiit i6on Die @elhihte ser miibies
lteen uno foitipieligen ruiiiiden CT,
obermng oes &aitfaius.
Denn tpem oie eolen uno frei.
beitsliebenoen faufaiiiben StGmme
| bon ibren aolerboritgleiben, faum
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
ALPENKRAUTER
bekdmpft hurt|eibigkeit /!

Funktionale Hartleibigkeit (feh-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ist oftmals
die Ursache solcher Symphonic vie:
Nervositat. Verdauungsst0rung. ver-
stimmter Magen, kopfschmerzen,
Schlaf und Appetitlosigkeit, Ibler
Mundgeruch und belegte Zunge.
Seit iiber 5 Cenerationen haben
Tausende die an Hartleibigkeit litten,
Forni's Alpenkrsuter erfolgreich se-
braucht, um der Natur in ihrer regu-
lsren Ausscheidungststigkeit zu he'll
fen. Alpenkriuter wird aus Is be-
sonders erwIhlten medizinischen
Wurzeln, Kriuten und PAanzen her
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08

- Die Wanoiten f9einen immer
nod ni@t auf ibren @ripatfrieg ber.
5i@ten 5u tuollen. Nod INNER tper.
ben Maubiaberf1lle eemel0et.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
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He,.titeit Sreiecrps

8ern. 9tab einem 8eriht an r2e
Democratic" ioa bie oeutid)e Nrmee
oamit begonnen baben, elm beionoeres
6reiforps aus Srllppen 81 refrutie-
rem, Oie nab &riegsenoe als 8egens
gelpidt segen oie inter Seinrid Stint
lers 9efebl itebenoe g. g. oienen ion.
= Gs gibt 2ellte. Die iid tpirflih
fiir 10 lpidtig balten, mie iie iid
MAIDEN. /.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-08
Siebenbiretfd,. .2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt
Die me$e
SieaesfIptte

Ste9eStlDtte
Snnerbalb elmer Wohe baben mir
atpei offiaielle 8eridte gebabt, oie bas
Mnmahien Der amertfaniihen Sec
nladt iblageno betueiien. Sundbit er.
fldrte Ser 8oriisenoe oes Slottenaus-
iduiies oes Observation-Disclosures,
Dob Die grgebniiie unieres Slotten-
programmes bereits Sen @erIauf oes
3rieges beeinfluiien uno baB ipir
|nab 5ertigltellng Ser nun inn 8al,
befinoliden Sfyiffe in Ser Sage iein
tperoen, init iiberlegenen &rdften allf
irgeno einem &riegslhauplas Die Sff-
feniine 5ll erereifen. Der 5tpeite 8e-
ritbt, Ser bom Goriibenoen ser Mari-
time Gommiiiion, Mr. 2anb, ltamnlt,
lit ebenio optilniltiid iiber bie 8al,-
rate bon 5radtern. @enau Dor einem
Sabr liefen oie eriten 6reibeitsidif-
fe pom Stapel. @egen Sen 1. Sftobe,
!ueroen mir niht ipeniger als 1927
pon oielen Sbiffen bonn Stapel ge-
laiien baben uno ipeitere t6t anbere
6rahter, Tanfer i,no Shiffe our 8e-
foroerllng BON GrSen. Oas lit cine ein=
orudspolle 2eiitllng.
Sn6mitrielle &onsentration
9ie &onSentration ser Snouitrie,
3u oeren pielfaltieen slufgaben sic
GrIparnis bon arbeitsfrdften, Mate-
rialien 1,nb Sransportmitteln gebort,
lit Der iiinelte grfolg bes &riegs-
programms ser Gereinigten Staaten
llno es gibt MIR uenise Seriteller 81
piler Sitter, fir oie bie Mustpirfl,ng
in bieier ODER iener Sorm niht fiibl-
bar tperben miro.
Ser @ar Yroo,,ftion 8oarb bat
oie inouItrielle &on5entration i'm
Hrin5ip angenommen; elm leitenoer
slusibub lit init ser Iusarbeitrlng
zines Yroeramms beid)dftigt; oie
oeribieSenen Snbuitrie5ipeiee oes
@G8 iiberpriifen es, uno nit 5lpei
Snoultrien - Sefen uno Subrraoern
- lit bereits oas erite Experiment
semaht tporoen, ipdbreno 6arm-Ius-
riiituns uno 3uder- r-&affinierien Die
nGditen iein peroen.
9a Sic 3ufi,br bitaler @obitoffe
fiir Sabrifen, oie siuile Glitter ber-
iteuen, iharf beidrdnft iul,roe, ba=
ben piele uon ibnen ibre IrbeifsSeit
|perfiir5t. slnltatt elm babies 9usenS
jooer elm 0usenb Der Jabrifen nl,r
nit 80 ooer 60 Hro5ent ibrer aapasi-
/ tot, nit einem uebernaB on 8ertpal-
tung, gerinsem Ginfommen Ser Ir-
better uno nur teillpeiIer Iusnllsung
ser Maidinen arbeiten gu laiien, iiebt
ser @ar Eroouftion 8oaro Sie aon-
5entration Scr Erobuftion in 5lpel
ooer orei 6abrifen Dor, oie NIT boiler
&apasit1t arbeiten f0nnen. Die per=
bleibenben sSabrifen iperoen a1lf
&riegsarbeit llngeiteat. iSplueit Oies
niht moglih iein iollte, peroen iie
unter 9ubiaigung irgeno elmer Mrt
bon l1nterltiibung ourh oie 9tegie-
rung ibre Gore lpabrideinlib fiir oie
Dauer bes &rieees i6lieBen niiien.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

1t was suggested that the preSi-
dents speech probably marked the
beginning of the end of the hands
oil policy toward Fire which. ac-
cordlng to belief here. Great Brit
am maintained principally to avoid
nfcclpltating a crisis that might
Lave caused unfavorable reaction
among Americans of Irish descent.
lnfolmantS said that even sem
thnental American feelings for the
neutrality of Fire would be over
ShadoWed by the present crisis
ana that the United States might
lon i'll putting pressure on Fire to
ctncede bases which American
bombing and patrol planes ana
WarShlpS could use
1t was added that any move WAs
dnikely 20 materialiZo befOrl
American units reached this side
OF the Atlantic. 1t was pointed out
that American technicianS have
long been building bases in north
ern Ireland from which American
units were likely TO operate.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Tokyo Radio Says
U.S.. warship Sunk
Off Philippines

SAIGON, french Indo-China. Jan.
7-(Official broadcast recorded by
! United press in San Francisco -Ra-
dio Saigon quoted Tokyo dispatches
today as reporting one United States
battleShip was sunk and a second
battleShip was severely damaged
in a violent naval battle 600 miles
west of DaVaO III the Philippines.
Tokyo reports violent naval bat
tie 600 miles west of DaVao between
q division OF Japanese deStrOycrS
and two American battleShipS." the
broadcast said "Onc American bat
tleship was sunk and the other
severely damaged. Several American
planes were lost.
"A number of japanese Destroy
ers were damaged and two japanese
planes were lost"
Radio Saigon is operated in Japa-
Sc-contrOlled territory Axis radios
for the past week have brcn telling
of great naval battle" in the
Pacific. United States authorities
have ignored the reports
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
BATTLE IN STORE

The japanese were lot expected
to continue their advances long
without meeting formidable oppoSi-
ton, perhaps a tWo-front war, with
Allied forces striking at their Thai
bases from Burma.
In this connection, a large ana
fully equipped force Of Chinese
had joined British and Indian
troops in Burma. Informed sources
believed they were there for an
offensive, and it was considered
likely that the British also would
simultaneously open a strong air
offensive.
The Sydney Australia, Suns
correspondent in Singapore report
ed that the British would continue
slowly to withdraw for some weeks
then make q real stand. not north
of Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur
Is 200 miles northwest of Sing
apOre
He quoted Ian Fitchett, official
commonwealth war correspondent
with Australian forces that "ulti-
mately Malaga must be reinforced.
Otherwise. pressure must be brought
from Burma to relieve the strain
being applied here"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Euzon
Attack
Sewage

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 up
The war department reported to-
day Japan has launched a savage
offensive against Gen. Douglas
MacArthurs steady and valiant
Philippines defenders and has op-
cned Il virtual nonstop air bomb
bardment of the fortress of Cor
regidOr.
An official U. S. Army communi-
cue indicated the japanese attack
is developing increasing momen-
tum, but il asserted that Mac
Arthur and his men are fighting
back coolly and bravely.
A brief luil in land operations
noted by the war department yes
terday appeared to be over, and
it seemed likely that Japan is
increasing pressure in an effort
to smash MacArthurS strong de
fense positions in Bataan Prov
ince and on the Island of Cor
regidor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Imperial Valley Press

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Fubiished every afternoon except
saturday ana sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
py the SuLGay Post-Press, es-
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valley Publishing company, 625
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Paul jenkins, publisher; A C
johnston. vice president and gem
eral manager; L. 4. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
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publishers Association.
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ter.
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outside California 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
DETAILS WITHHELD

Moscow lor days had been chary
o. giving detailed reports of opera
tiGns, evidently to prevent dis
closure to the Germans of troop
movements, but it asserted in a spe-
'C!al cOmmuniquC that in the five
days up to Monday, on the entire
font its troops had freed 572
towns and villages and left more
tHan 100000 Germans dead on the
Battlefield.
Ft%;i.a2 towns and villages were
l.,"" Tuesday, it was asserted, and
Additional heavy losses were in
N.tted on the enemy.
In the BarentS Sea, on the Arctic
coast. two German ships were sunk.
The axis position in the Crimea
seemed urgently dangerous.
II was estimated that not less
tian 100000 axis troops, and prob
jblV many more, We're involved.
Stockholm dispatches reported
that the Russians had landed at
Yevpatofiya at dawn yesterday, un-
der cover Of 4 blast of Sire from
WarShips Of the Black Sea fleet and
the guns and bombs CT Russian
StormoVik dive bombers.
Berlin admitted that the Rus
SANS were attacking fcrociously
from the kerch peninsula and said
throe Russian transports and tor
pedo boats had been sunk in an
"attcmpt TO land troops at Yev-
pdtOriya.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Russians Reveal
Nozi Brutality

MOSCOW. Jan. 7 CUPD - Russia
in one of the most terrible ind!ct-
ments in the history of modern
warfare charged the German arm
les and the German government to-
clay with crueltieS and bestialities
ranging from the stealing of chill
Cren'S toys through rape To mass
murder and mass destruction.
1t promised, ii Il formal note
addressed by Foreign Minister Via
cheslav Molotov to the ENJOYS Of
ali countries with which Russia
has relations, that the Russian peo-
pie would never forget and never
pardon what the Germans had done
and said:
The government Of the Soviet
union declares with unshakeable
confidence that the struggle Of the
Soviet union for liberation is
struggle for right and liberty, not
only for the peoples of the Soviet
union but for the rights and liberty
Of all freedom loving peoples of
tie world, and that this war can
cnd only in the utter defeat OF
Hitler'S troops and complete vic
tory over Hitlerite tyranny
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Chinese Decimaie
FLEEING Enen1v

CHUNGKINC1, Jan. 7-(OlnCial
boardcaSt of Chinese news service
recorded by United Press in San
Francisco A Chinese war depart
ment bulletin said today an UNI
disclosed number OF japanese flee
ing from the Changsha rout at
tempted to escape by swimming
the Laotao river. Chinese forces
killed and wounded an mdctcrmin-
ed number and captured so olli-
GERS and men. the bulletin said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
REVERSES CONTINUE

There was nothing further TO re-
port from the Selangor area; the
communique said, and in Pahang
State the withdrawal of our forces
continues according to plar
The British annnOunce, yeSter-
day that their forces ad withdrawn
from the Kuantan alca, III PanhaNg
State, some ITO mile northeast OF
Singapore. and it was presumed
that the withdrawal left the in. port
ant Kuantan air base in enemy
hands.
Enemy bomberS were reported to
have attacked Klang on the west
coast 100 miles above Singapore
yesterday, but there were no casual
ties and no damage was caused.
Singapore had an alert yesterday
evening, but no bombs were drop
ped.
Enemy activity yesterday on the
northern front in lower Perak
G10-250 miles northwest Of Singa-
pore was slight, the communique
said. British positions were not
changed by it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
CLIMAX NEAR

A climax in MacArthur's stand
as gallant battle as any American
has fought since Custer-may be
approaching
Japan airpoWer was carrying the
brunt of the intensified assault.
The war department reported
American and Philippines troops
in the studded. jungle
streWn Bataan Peninsula are hold
ing out under a continuous rain Of
JapaneeS bomberS intcrspersed
with low-flying machinc9m strai =
ing.
Corre2idor, the luck-gilt islam
bulWalk against JaIaneSe use OF
Manila Bay, underwent hours OF
air tcmbardment yesterday the war
department revealed
The extent Of DAMAGE and cas-
ualtieS inflicted by the attack in
which at least As japanese bomb
ers participated was not yet known
American antIaircrait guns were
reported to have damaged some
of the japanese planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

cnrEE and exact the highest pos
.lblr toll Tor every yard gained by
the .Iapan,-e. thr correspondent OF
the l5iJ.aa Times reported from
Tie front.
"Tmyr is do2ged resistance and
@lcrtsata rear Guard action which
compelled tlc enemy to pay a
terrific price" the dispatch said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Pressure on For
Bases i'm Fire

LONDON, Jan. 7 cUP)-Reliabl1
informants forecast today thaJ
President Roosevclt's promise OF
American troops for the British
Isles would mean pressure on Fire
for naval and airplane bases 1oi
American use.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

i'll reference to the lower Perak
front.
A general headquarters commune
que said the japanese made some
penetration" at one point. and that
their air activity was consider
able"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
2-Heuded Drive
Started by Reds

LONDON. Jan. 7 CUpD - \ new
Russian drive. remarkable both tor
power and speed is threatenj .
disaster to great axis army. in
Guiding tic pick Of the Italian and
Fumanian armies. which for month";
has vainly beSicged ScvaStOpol in
the Crimea, dispatches indicated
today
A drive By Red army tanks anG
cavalry units which had pushed
: westward from the Kcrch pcnin-
Psula at a speed which astonj,hcd
military experts, had now been
made double drive. both Berlin
and other reports made plain, by a
formidable Red army force which
!, was landed on the west Crime1u
coast only 40 .e5'rs north OF Scv&s-
tCpol,
Further, the i.,#.H., giscn oc
Sevastopol which I'D Hga. ba"E
against great ode, fr" mont
while it was on thc .rr"l,.,e. b.d
struck out from tina, f1rl:, ''.
the SevaStopol- -Mariu2c'T "H. OF.
in the direction of Bak, liasalai
and Simferopol. in a frontal attack.
LENINGRAD ACTIVE
The offensive. one of the most
important Of the gigantic Russian
ter-offenSiVe, was accompanied
by another in the Lcnnprdd area.
on the other end of an LOO mlc
front which, according to the Of
ficial Leningrad radio. had resulted
in the liberation of hundreds of
villages and towns. had cleared Il
great stretch of stratcGicalIy m-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
Japanese Pay FrightfuI
Toll i'm Singapo ore Drive

+. SINGAPORE, Jan opp Jap
anese armored forces pushed for
ward to the west Malayan front at
"a terrible price" in casualties, W;u'
Adispatches said tonight in report
Eng a bitter British batllc against
five -to-onc odds.
The British defense forces arc
putting up "a successful and hcro!"
struggle" designed to delay the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
TERRORS DESCRIBED

Molotov used approximately 1000
words to describe "pillage, ruinatiou
OF the people and monstrous bru-
talities perpetrated by the German
authorities everywhere on Russian
territories they captured
In an ominous reminder of the
present march of the Red army
toward Germany, he detailed the
German manner of war as it had
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

Gortaut railroads and had left
highways gud fields for hundreds of
miles atrewn With frozen German
corpses
In line with the Leninerad Of
fensiyc, Stockholm reported, uncon-
lirmad, that the Russian Baltic
fleet with the aid of landing parties
lad captured the Island of Hog
land 'SuursarD, 40 miles west of
Leninerad
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

Funcie S
By Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD Jan Behhdb rights for life
lle hag Winston ClTchiL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
PLANES SHOT DOWN

The known toll of japanese war
planes credited to COrregidor's
guns already stands At 10 destroy
ed and probably as many more
doWned or badly damaged
The war department communi-
que--No. 40 issued since the start
of hOstilities just a month age
with Japan's troacherous Pearl
Harbor indicated heaviest
Japanese air pressure is being di-
rectcd against the key points of
MacAlthur's positions i'll Bataan
and COrregidCr.
COwCgidor Itself haa bsru under
japanese air bombardmont each
day since Saturday
Today with the resumption of
what the War department called
heavy lighting and increasing
pressure Cn the Bataan land front
it seemed probable that the Japan
csc are attempting to soften up
the strong points Of MacArthur's 5
positions in preparation for all-Out
assault, possibly led by parachute
troops.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

fhe screen: The mOviemen have
lcen warned that although pictures
10y be considered essential to pub
liz morale. the pictures had better
b. good. Otherwise no film
The same materials which 90 into
films also are used for explosives,
30 if HOLLYWOOD wants priorities
consideration. movies will have to
be as effective as shells in the pros
ccutiOn Of the war At least so said
cX-Director Carson Kanin. now in
a government management job Hes
the only one who has told the pro-
ducers that Hollywood, up to now,
hasn't been doing as r-L,h as it
,hould have done.
NO GESTURE
Shanghai Gesture vas previeW-
Cd the other evening but it'll prob
ably be a yea1 or tW~ before mem
bcrs Of the local press receive their
invitations 10 the affair For a stunt,
the handsomely dOne-up invitations
were shipped to Shanghai to be
mailed back to Hollywood from
there. Nobody knows where they
are now. Another embarrassment
j caused By the war was a short al
most completed at Metro based on
Michel Nostradamus' predictions.
According to its Interpretation, the
United States was going to get into
the scrap next spring.
f For some reason, there's a big
cycle of film Biographies in the
citing, with subjects ranging from
Jim Corbett and Mark Twain tc
VIII Rogers and George Gershwin
Best bet of the year, though, viii
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07
INTENTIONS SHOWN

Corregldor held the locus of at
tention. For four days Japanes2
planes have concentrated then
bombs ON its rocky sides and con-
crete reinforced top. They have
blasted INCREASINGLY with forces OF
80 and 60 bombcrs despite the
blazing fire of antl-alrcraft guns
which have taken a known toll Of
19 japanese planes and possibly Z
dozen others.
In this incessant japanese air
attack there appeared to be a
clue to Japan's strategic intentions.
SO long as Coregidor stands.
Japan's gains in the Philippines.
won at heavy cost of men and ma
terial, are Of little value. There has
been no belief in U. S. military
circles that Macarthur can pro-
long his heros stand indefinitely
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-07

been revealed DY reports Of troops
WHO had retaken villages and towns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-19
SUSPICIOUS

LOUISVILLE, June 10 - There were raised eyebrows at the Central States Probation and Parole Con- ference when the treasurer reported one of the delegates passed count erfeit bill in paying his dues.