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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08
Telephone Employees
Must Present
Identification Cards

L. w. East n of the Newark
Telephone company warns pa
irons to henceforth not let any
one representing the company
inside the home without first
presenting Identification.
Every employe whose duty it
is to call at the home is sup
piled with an Identification card
and his photograph attached, ac-
cording to Mr.. East n. In this
manner patrons will be assured
of courteous and fair treatment,
and that the workman or repre-
sentative is a bona-fide member
of the Telephone company's or
ganization.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08
FAMOUS PIANIST At OHIO
WESLEYAN JANUARY 13

DELAWARE, O.-Egon Petri,
famous Dutch pianist, will APP
pear in Gray chapel on .ne cam
pus of Ohio WESLEYAN university
Tuesday evening, Jan. 13, at 8:15
in the third number OF the CEN
tennial year concert and lecture
series.
Petri began the study of music
at the age Of five, practicing on
the violin, the piano, and the
French horn. Paderewski per
. suaded him to go on the concert
stage as a pianist at the age Of
20. After touring Europe for
thirty years, he came to the
United States in 1892 and has
lived here permanently ever
since.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08

These days the more we read
the more confused we get.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08
Defence School
At Ohio State

Columbus, O.-The Ohio State
Council of Defense announced
this week that three more ses-
sions of the Institute of Civilian
and Industrial Protection will be
held this month at Ohio State
University.
Prompted by requests from
municipal and industrial Off
Gals that the course be continu-
ed, the state council said that
new three-day schools will begin
Jan. IL, Jan. Is and Jan. 10.
The course of instruction will
be free of cost, buc enro1lees
will have to defray their own
personal expenses. Assistance
will be given enrollees in find
ing suitable housing accommoda-
tions, it was learned.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08

NOTICE
will not be responsible for
debts contracted by anyone Dut
myself.
MIKE OREOVAC.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08
/. E. Thomas
Again Promoted

I. +. Thomas, local agent for
the Pennsylvania railroad, who
was recently transferred to the
Eastern division with headquar
ters in Pittsburgh, Pa, has been
promoted to the position Of Su-
pervising agent Of the railroads
Remove division it was announc-
ed today by f. w. Smith, vice
president.
Mr.. Thomas will make his
headquarters in Erie, Pa.
H. L. Eyman, Lancaster, o.,
will be in charge Of the Newark
stations until permanent ap-
pointment is made.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08

LEGAL NOTICE
Charles Ward,
Ill Clinton Street,
Newark, Ohio,
Plaintiff,
VS.. Case No. 32749
Wilma Ward,
address Unknown),
Defendant.
Wilma Ward, whose place of
residence is unknown will take mo-
plaintiff filed his petition against
her in the Common Pleas Court,
Licking County, Ohio, praying for
divorce, and on the grounds of
gross neglect of duty.
Said Cause Will be for hearing
on and after Six Co weeks of fill
ing.
WALTER DUNWOODY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
] s-l5-22-29 r 6-12
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08
Ernest Winkler Who Spent Over Four
Years In Nazi Concentration Camp
And Former Lieutenant In German
Army Also On Program

Bringing the most extensive retinue of dignltalles
and world famous speakers gather in Newark E. e.
Raker secretary of the Newark Federation OF Labor an
nounced Thursday morning that the program for the re-
gonal Labor and Educational Conference TO De heio IN
Sunday. Ian. Is, is complete.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-08

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Eliza j. Loper, De-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that John E. Loper, Newark, Ohio.
has been duly appointed as AID
ministrator of the Estate of Eliza
J. Loper, deceased, late Of Licking
County, Ohio. Dated this 31st day
of December, 1941.
HENRY c. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court.
J S-15-22 Licking County, Ohio.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Matte V. Cramer, De-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that Carl j. Ankele whose Post
Office address is Newark, Ohio, has
been duly appointed as Executor
Of the Estate of Matte V. Cramer,
late of Licking County, Ohio, de-
ceased. Dated this 3rd day of jan
uary, 1912.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
815-22 Licking County, Ohio
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
r DE 10 CRIMINAL
ABSUELTO DELL ALLISON

I'm jurado absolvi6 aver a Ro-
bert Dell Allison, un joven de 20
amos, vecino de Jacksonville,
dueho de un garage, de la acu-
saci6n de homicide que Sc le hi
ciera pOr matar con su coche e
Shirley 10 Baker, de Z amos, We
Gina de Lutz.
Allison regresaba a Jackson
vile, a toda prisa, luego de ha-
Der visitado a su padre, un vete-
rano enfermo, en- el hospital de
st. Petersburg.
I'm testigo, de la raza negra,
@. b. Williams, manifesto que
el coche del joven iba a una We
locidad de 20 a rs millas por no
ra. Otro testigo, Remer Knight,
ch6fer de uan camioneta, calcu-
Is la velocidad entire 40 0 As
La madre dc la nina y otros
testigos dljeron que ell accidente
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
CoMIDA oFRECIDA

En- la fonda de Corral" le
fue ofrecida en- la noche de aver
INA opipara comida a los jowe-
mes Mariana Tejeiro jr., Jack
Blanco, Joe Salaverria, Carlos
Estevez, Tony Gardana, Jack
Sierra y Manuel Menendez, por
un grupo de amigos y asociados
del Centre Asturiano.
Estos j6venes partiran mana
ma viernes para Ell C~ampamento
Banding, con q prop6sito de in
gresar en- el ejercito de esta
gran naci6n.
Durante Ia romida hubierOn
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
FIESTA DE

En- la mahana de hoy recibi-
mos la vista del joven Evelio
Alvares, tesorero de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Circulo Cubano,
quien nos inform6 que en- la no
che de hoy, y despues de la jun
ia que Sc e~fectuara, lie sera o.
frecida uan fiestecita de despe-
.dida al Sr. Manuel Santos Pau,
miembro de esa Secci6n por mu-
chos amos.
Esta fiesta la motia el pr6xi-
mo ingreso del ST.. Pau en- el e.
jercito, va que partira el saba
do para el Campamento Bland
ing.
Ruegan a todos los MEM
bros asistan a despedir al COM
pahero y amigo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

mas de 1000 diferentes materials
primas para la industrial. Estas
incluyen, dijo, minerales, tierras,
maderas, hojas, frutas y races de
.plantas, animales y productos del
mar.
En- la busqueda de nueyas fnen-
ties de abastecimientos de estas
materias primas, dijo que Ell ira
Ibaio ~desarrollado en- las republicas
vecinas habia producido frutos en-
abundancia, de gran benefcio para
las otras Americas.
Hizo la advertencia, sin embargo,
de que los compradores de los Els
Itados Unidos, en- estas nuevas fuen-
ties de abastecimientos de las otras
Americas, deberan pagan los pre-
clos que permitan los medios de
vida adecuados, en- los paises pro-
ductores, cuando llegue Ia era de la
lpost guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
Sc UNIO AL EJERCITO Ell
EX-PRESIDENTE DE LA
~UNIVERSIDAD DE TAMPA

Ingresara en- ei ejercito como
t%eniente coronel, el DR.. John
Harvey Sherman, eXpresidente
de la Universidad de Tampa y
actual presidente del colegio
Weber, situado en- Babson
Park.
Sherman fue cOmandante del
cuerpo de aviaci6n en- la prime
"a guerra mundial.
Es graduado de Cornell Y de
la Universidad de Wisconsin.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

hoy, vale por diez de los que poda-
mos contar en- ell future. Aun mas,
ell programa anterior ha causado la
accumulation, en- muchas fabricas,
de grandes cantidades de materias
primas estrat6gicas, las cuales So
brepasan las necesidades actuales
de la industrial, redundando en- una
"carencia artificial" de las mismas.
Estas medidas pondran un Unite
razonable a la expansion de Ia in
dustria de la manera siguiente:
hacienda que las fabricas que to-
davfa Sc dedican a la industrial de
paz conviertan su production a in
dustria de guerra; reduciendo dras-
ticamente la elaboration de artieu-
los de consume dom6stico y, final
mente, restringiendo la adquisici6n
de materials primas a solo aquellas
contidades que necesiten las fabri-
cas- para cumplir con los pedidos.
DE esta manera, la fabrication total
.necesaria, para uso Immediate, So
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
Reefben ~preferencio los
Prodoetos indvsthoIes
!, De los otros America:
| Los fvneIonorios de los Esfodos Unidos deeIo'on
que son svperIores q los ~ortfeUIos .
que s~UstifUyen

E YORK.-Un pro-
minente f~uncionario de los Es-
tados Unidos manifesto en-
esta, que muchos materiales
industriales que actualmente
suministran las otras Ameri-
a para reemplazar las inn
nortaciones que antes Sc ha-
clan de otros paises, son tan
buenos o superiores como los
que Sc usaban anteriormente.
FL senior George S. Brady, jefe de
Ia division de estadisticas de mate
r;ales de Ia Ofcina de Importa-
clones de la Junta de Economic ae
Guerra. al hablar ante I'm grupo De
hombres de negocios, enumero, en-
ire estos materiales, algunos all
mentos, asi como aceites para Pm
"Hemos encontrado," asevero,
"oue ell kapok mexicano y ecuato'
r;ano es aun superior al productc
antes Sc obtenia de Java.
"Asimismo Sc ha encontrado que
al darle consoles tecnicos y 6rdenei
en- irme para toda la temporada
nodemos obtener fbras de corde'
. ferfa Y harpillera tejida, de exec
iente calidad, del Brasil y los paiseI
del Caribe."
Abundancia de aceites para
pinturas
y "El aceite 'tung,' del Lejan
Oriente, va no nos causa nquletud'
dijo ell senior Brady.
%Los pafses americanos en-
ecuador tropical, es decir, desde
noreste del Brasil hasta Venezuela
Centre America y hacia la cost
oeste del Ecuador, co~nstituyen III
enorme reserva de arboles y plants
productoras de a~ceites, especia
mente para pinturas y ,product'
medicionales," continuo diciendo.
GEL babas6 y las almendras
eohune, producer substitutes pc
fectos del aceite que anteriormen'
sc obtenis de remotas regiones.",
Ell senior Brady atirmo que Ii
listas de importsciones de la Jun
de Economic de Guerra, contiel
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
WARNEKE VENDIDO A LOS
CUBS DE CHIAAGO

San Luis, julio 9.-Los Paja-
ros Rojos de San Luis, que de-
sesperalamente luchan por lie
gar all primer puesto, dieron a
yer la sorprendente noticia de
haber vendido a los Cubs los ser
gicios del pitcher Lon Warneke,
por un precio de $500.
lei veterano lanzador, de 81 a.
nos, gan6 II deSafios Ell anO pa
sado y perdi6 8. En- este ano os-
tenta seis victorias contra a de-
rrOtas, 10 que indica conserva
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
.as fdddrtcne de los EstddOs
Unidos Sc dedican pOr enterO
A la production de pertrechOs
Todas las energlas Sc encaminan a Obtener
I'm maxine de prOduCtOs
WASHINGTON.--El Con

Con-
0 para la Production de
teriales de Guerra ha de
RADIO que la orden del dia
los Estados Unidos es: con-
,uir una maxima production
ilica. Sc les ha eXigldo a
odas las fabricas, funcionan-
10 a~ctualmente para la indus
tria de guerra, que dediQuen
todos sus esfuerzos a conse-
guir un maximum de prodlc-
ci6n. Y, esta politica ha sido
defnida por ell presidente del
consejo, senior Donald M. Mel
son, en- estos terminus:
"De hoy en- adelante, ell pals s6lo
va a producer aquello que contribuya
a nuestro esfuerzo belico. TODD
indica que ell maximum de produc-
cion que Yamos a obtener va a ser
muy elevado Y sobrepasara aun
nuestros mas halagadores calculo
del otono pasado. Sin embargo, ell
ssfuerzo debe continuar hasta que
tuda nuestra industrial (minas, ha-
ciandas, astilleros Y fabricas) haya
sido amoldada al programa de
guerra"
De acuerdo con este plan de &C
S6n ell consejo ha decidido concen-
trar todos los e%sfuerzos solo en- la
production Immediate de los articu-
los belicos v ha restringido, a
efecto, la construction de nuevas
fabricas o ell ensanchamiento de las
vieias, 81 es que estas no pueder
empezar a funcionar este ano o a
.rincipios del proximo. Este cam
10 nos demuestra que va no SC
,aguira ell anterior programa dc
.repararse para una larga guerra
,cumulando grandes cantidades de
lnateriales con ell prop6sito de usar-
los a fines de 1943, @ quizas en- 1914
AcerO Para la Guerra
A pesar de que algunos represen.
tantes de la radio y de la prensa in
t~erpretaron este eambio en- ell pro.
grama como un indicio de que la
guerra sera corta, los altos fun
cionarios del ~consejo niegan que sea
este ell motive principal de dichc
,srbio.e Alegan que ell enorme de.
sarrollo actual de la industrial pro-
ag a mas de 10 que las necesidades
&C uales exigen Y, sin embargo, re-
luiare ell uso de acero, cobre V otros
NJ eriales, ademas del trabajo dc
eros, todos factories indispensa-
- EN- la fabrication de armas, mu-
ZONES y navfos. Y para respladal
~Srgumento, indican que un sole
-nque, avion 0 barco construidc
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

%brepasara ann las enormes cantda-
des producdas hasta la fecha, asi
como tambitn d~esparecera ell peli-
gro de no poder obtener en- la ac-
tualidad sui.clantes materiales es-
tratfgicos.
En- estos momentos, Ia produc-
ci6n de armas en- los Estados Unidos
suDera va no solo todos calculos
hechos en- el mes de diciembre ulti-
mo, sino tamhien las mas hala-
guenas perspectlvas vislumbradas
cuando ell P~residcnte Roosevelt for
mul6 por primera vez ell plan de
production bGlica. e
Y 10 que es auu mas Importance,
esta nueva tactica De a%presurar In
production belica y c%ouccntrarse en-
la fabrication de todas las armas
necesarias en- ell momcnto, aumenta
las probabilidades de que las Ma
clones midas puedan crear un Sc
gundo frente de batalla, que tan
ansiOsamente es deseado por ell
pueblo ingl6s y el estadounidense.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
EN- SU HOGAR

Ha sido trasladada desde la
clinica Ri Bien Pdblico, donde
eStuviera recluida por espacio
de nueve dias, a su domicilio,
2518 de la Gale Diez, la Sra. Jo-
Selma Scaglione.
La Sra. Scaglione fue atendi-
da por los ORES. A. A. Gonzalez
Y Raul Rogue.
Para ella anhelamos un prom
to y total ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
DR.. SANTIAGO PANIELLO

De la sociedad Centre Astu-
riano Sc nos notifica que ha ST.
do nombradO medico de vista
de esa institution ell DIR. Santa
go Paniello.
Ell DIR. Panieno comenz6 en- Ell
dfa de hoy sus consultas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
ira mas sentida condolencia.
ilPaZ a Sus restos!
ECOS DE UNA BODA

En- la intimidad familiar con-
trajeron matrimonio la intere-
sante Srta. Dalia Ndhez y ell a.
preciado joven Arturo Valdes.
Actuaron de testigos Angeli-
ma Valdes y Cristina NGnez.
En- viaje de luna de miel par
theron para una de ~nuestras pla
vas.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
NACIMIENTO

NAC1MlENTO
A las once y media de la ma
mana del pasado martes di6 a
luz la Sra. Jimmie Consagra
una robusta nina, en- la clint
ca Ell Bien PIblico.
Llevara por nOmbre Teresita.
Dentro de breves dias seran
trasladadas a su hogan.
Felicitamos a los espOSos Con-
sagra, por su dicha.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
FUINIERAI1ES

En- la tarde de aver recibio
cristiana sepultura ell cadaver
del Sr. Esteban Dominique.
Amigos v familiares lie despi-
dieron en- Ell Cementerio Wood
lawn.
Con estas lineas enviamos a sus
.hijos y demAs familiares nues-
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

habia conmovida profundamen-
te a Allison.
FL veredicto del jurado decla-
ra inevitable ell accidcnte.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
CTRA FUNC ION
DE

FUNCION
DE BFNEFICIO
Ell viernes "a del presante
mes Sc e~fectuara, en- el teatro
del Centre Asturiano, una fun
ci6n organiz&da por 81 Comite
''prc Ayuda Basilio Alvarez,
con objeto de reo2bar fondos
para ayujar a la familia del Illus
ire diputado gallegO.
La labor de Don Basilio AL
varez durante la guerra civil es-.
panola, es bien conOeida de to-
dos.
Ell programa que sc prepare
es de primer orden y en- el figu-
rara la Srta. Carmencita Alva-
rez, hija de Don Basilio, una no
table bailarina.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

discursos de despedida y todos
tuvieron frases de carino y sim
patia para los festejados.
Les deseamos buena suerte en-
ell serviciO de la patria.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

una considerable parte de su an
tigua efectividad.
Estaba ganando un sueldo de
SIS, 900 por temporada y es pro-
bable que por eel dinero del suel
do" Sc lie haya dejadO marchar-
Sc.
Los directories de los Cardena
les Green que Warneke deciina
y con lamentable frecuencia IT,
ra la pelota que produce batazos
de "cuatro esquinas."
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
inteligente, que liable ingles y
espahol. No es para un Joint.
Sueldo y propinss Informan en-
est1 -edacci6r
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
NrrAS SN1ALN

L P6r Mario Rodriguez

FUNCTION DE
Para mediados del mes en-
trar,e sc prepare una function a
benefic!o dcl jcven Panchito
Rodriguez, cantante de gran po-
pularidad.
FL joven Rodriguez ACADIA de
marder la vista Y sus amigos Sc
i han ofrecido para ayudarlo
en- este beneficio. DeSea trasla-
darse a la ciudad de New York
V ali consular al famoSo ocu-
lista DR.. Castroviejo.
La function Sc efectuara en- ell
teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Tan pronto tengamos mas de
TALES, los publicaremos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-09
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered ffog the totturina
NAM, of rheumatism, s~catica. 11mbago, uoa-
f1hit and neuUus-are CERTAINLY happy over
th.ir discovery OF NURtTO. ko3 tneY h1ye
found "a uuick-acting formula which epeeduy
rrietcg those oxhausting muscilaJ achef ana
plt0a. NJRtrOE trustworthy and dependaR1n
contain no cniates.. II YOU want 10 feed again
tic ,uy of relief from pain --eo you can workE
pesce aud sleep ir comiort-bc wise and ty
kUEiTO under this ironci1d guarantee. tvp
very FIRST three doses do lot relieve that 60
p7in Co your sattsiaciioi-your q1o4eY WIN
irhnded Don't sudef. AK your druggist too1
lor NURITO on thh GUARANTEES. T,N'01
La gaceta., 1942-07-09

santos DEL Ola
Amalia, Rufina. Genaro Y
Marcial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
U. 5. Holds Balance of
 Pacific Striking Power,
 SaysRear Adm. BIandy

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. - Rear Admiral w. H. Blandy, just back from a 26,0O0 mile inspection trip declared that United States forces will presently hold the balance of striking power in the Western Pac- fife.
 Blandy, Navy Ordnance Chief talked to Secretary Knox and at a press conference declared he is not bold enough" to make any forecasts in the future of the Pac- fife situation but that flor the time being, most certainly" the U S. holds the balance of military and naval striking power there over Japan.
 He was asked, Are we in q position to hold the Japs against anything they might throw" anc he replied. .Yes, think we are but we can't do 1t by merely hold ing. The best defense is strong offense.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
lowers New Pacific Air
 Force Chief
Bureau of Aeronauiies Head Takes Over New
 Iy Created Position

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. - Rear Admiral John H. Towers, Chief of the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics, has been appointed to the newly created post of Commander of the Air Force of the Pacific Fleet Sec retary of the Navy Frank Knox an- nounced today.
 The move gives new recognition to the Navy's air arm.
 The official announcement de- clared this billet is the most im- portant air command afloat for the Navy"
 Towers, ST, will become a Vice Admiral and will take over certain authority over aircraft carrier di- visions now exercised by Vice Ad- miral William F. Halsey. Jr., who will now be free to devote full time to his duties as task force com mander fin which he has dis tinguished himself"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
ATTACK ON TOBRUk IS
 BEATEN OFF
British Admiralty An- nounCes Small Raid on
 Axis-HeId LibYd Port

LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Admir- alty today announced that a small contingent of British troops, sup ported by light naval forces, ana heavy Royal Air Force attacks, land ed at the Axis-held Libyan port of Tobruk on Sunday night and ln- flicted casualties and damage before withdrawing.
 "Our force landed in the face ol strong opposition. The withdrawal was not carried out without losses which in view of the. def e n strength, were to be expected the Admiralty said.
 Other British light naval forces successfully bombarded enemy com munication lines at Fl Daba, Egypt without suffering damage or casual tiB.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
'U. S. PLIERS AID IN RAID
 UPON T0BRUk
Army Air Force Says Ex- iensive Operations Held
 Over Middle East Port

HEADQUARTERS U. s. ARMY AIR FORCES IN MIDDLE EAST, Sept. 15-United States bombers, backing up the British assault on Tobruk, carried out "one of their most extensive operatations of the Middle Eastern campaign Sunday night, the U. s. Air Force an- nounced.
 Both heavy and medium bombers participated in the American ar attack, which centered primarily on waterfront and airfield targets, where Axis defenses against the Commandos would be hardest hit
 Tn Tobruk, one particularly vio- lent explosion caused fires to be started which could be observed many miles away" Shipping and the shore front of Bengasi also were hammered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
JAP PLANE DR0pSFIRE
 IN OREGON
lone SeapIane from Sub- marine Tries Intendiary
 Bombing of Forest

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-The Western Defense Command has re- ported evidence that a Japanese seaplane, possibly operating from a submarine, may have attempted to set fire to the southern Oregon forests on September g, in the first air bombing of the continental United States.
 Gen. DeWitt's communique said that submarine was later sighted and bombed about 30 miles off the same shore by an Army patrol plane. with unobserved results.
 Bomb Fragments
 Japanese markings were found on what appeared to be fragments of an incendiary bomb.
 Forest patrols discovered a foot deep crater and about 40 pounds of metal fragments and small pel- lets bearing Japanese ideographs.
 Spotted Plane
 Lieut.. T. J. Runyon, area super Fiooig Ol ttit hil luid WhiliiiiB bya- tenn, said the plane was spotted on the filter center control board within seconds of it's appearance over the coast and was observed.
 Howard Gardner, Forest Service Lookout, observed the plane and saw the fire break out from his post Looking into the sky at 6 am. when he heard the sound of a single motor, Gardner saw the circling plane overheard so closely that he identified it as small seaplane.
 Attacked Sub
 Mrs. O. w. Crissey described it as small plane flying not more than 800 feet over the beach, pontoons clearly visible.
 The Defense Command communi- que said that submarine was sight ed and attacked about 30 miles off shore at about II am
 At about 12:30 pm, a fire was sighted from lookout
 Jap subs shelled an oil well area of Southern California last February 23 and did slight damage to the beach near Seaside, Ore. on June p, as well as lighthouse on the west coast of Vancouver Island on June 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
BELIEVE
 NEW5MAN
 PRISONER
Larry Allen, Associated Press Correspondent,
 Missing al Tobruk

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-The Ital- ian radio broadcast an announce ment today that an American news paperman was taken prisoner with the British in the Tobruk raid Sun day night There is strong pos sibility that he is Larry Allen, Associated Press correspondent and 1941 Pulitzer prize winner.
 The Italians withheld the captur- ed journalists name, but Allen has not been heard of since the raid which he and George Palmer of United States, covered with the British Mediterranean fleet several weeks ago.
 Private indications were that the broadcast meant that Allen has been captured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-15
STALINCRAD
 ASSAULT .IS
 REDOUBL|NG
Reds Sill Stand 10 Guns Under Heavy Bombdrd-
 menf-ReneWed Attacks
By Associated Press)

With their backs to the Volga, the defenders oz Stalingrad still stand to their gtrs under the heav- jest pattern of bcmbardment today, and still held the hills looking down into the heart of the city against redoubled assault by Nazi troops and tanks, the midday communique from Moscow says today.
 But Berlin claims that Stalin- grads main railroad station has fallen into German hands and quotes dispatches received from "competent military quarters" The High Command communique, how ever, made no mention of this and said merely, The victorious advance on Stalingrad is gaining"
 The Soviet communique today says that on the Moscow front, the Red Army has reported annihilation of about 4,000 Germans and the cap ture of a fortified town after a three-day fight.