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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

when he faxed fool letter 10 him
self, and then passed of Harry
girl for Rose Marie.
Now Julie thought he had for
gotten 10 please her and had
gotten into trouble, when he'd
landed himself exactly where he
wanted TO land. Bill gave it up.
"All right. we elope," he said
mcekly. Anything TO please
you, darling"
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: "He
Just Left" by George Dixon.
buy n Bomber
Murdered by Mistake In His
Hour Of Triumph. Just a. the
Struggling Composer Glimpsed
the Success of His Popular
Song, Whose Haunting Melody
Everybody Is Now Humming,
singing or Nhlstline, "A Stranger
Pointed a Gun Through the
Window and Killed Him. Read
This Real-Life Tragedy, Truly
Stranger Than Fiction, in The
AmeriCau-M ceI<lt,-the-A Maya
zine Distributed With This
sundays Issue of The Detroit
sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
CLUTCHES SUPPORT

Julie ClutChed a chewing gum
machine for support. From a
drawing room car stepped vision
of dangerous dark eyes and camelia
complexion. She was no make
believe letter
She was like Heddy LAMAR,
only not a movie She flung her
arms bout Bill. and cried:
"Dahling!' in a rich, southern
Idrawl.
/ Bill escorted her solicitously
toward a taxi, followed by porter
with enough luggage to indicate a
long stay Julie chung to the
chewing gum machine, and re-
Iflected long, bitter, self-indlcting
reflections.
Bill had come to her. And she,
like an idiot, had pushed him back
into the arms of tWerp who
would ruin his career. He had
been trying TO escape the girl, and
Julie had given HIM shove.
She had wasted time on Harry
when IT was Blll--her Blll--who
really needed her.
She tottered 10 her car. 1t was
near the taxi, but Bill was too
absorbed in tucklnG in the girl, 10
see Julie. He was about 20 get IN
when she cried desperately:
Bill
He turned, whispered some ex-
cuse into the taxi, and came
toward her slowly, reluctantly.
I'm busy now" he said.
1--WE got to talk To YOU. Right
now. Get in with me-"
I'll see you later" said Bill,
firmly
Thcrc'd be no later, once Rose
Marie had her clutches on HIM,
Julie appealed to BIS long time
habit.
Get in, just one minute, to
please me. Bill" she said.
And from habit, Bill said:
"OkaN, 10 please YOU"
julie hurled the car out of the
station and INTO the highway.
Hey. can't 20 anywhere.
left somebody back there" Bill
| shouted.
MINUTE OF SILENCE
"Who was it," Julie shouted
back
There was a minute OF silence.
Then
"She's--ah-uh," Bill gurgled
"A sort of friend from the
south"
lie Was VrCtChed liar but OF
course ne didn know Julie had
read Rose Marie letter.
We'll, never mind her. She
can go Ia a hotel Julie SAID
callousiy. Nv hats important il.
I've changed my mind about us,
Bill"
Its pretty late to do that"
Bill sad. stIii crdnInG 10 stare
back at the station.
"Not too late. The Justice of
the peace in Winston STAYS open
until H."
She would save Bill even at the
cost OF being bralen.
Bill guiped.
You mean YOU want 10
elope:"
Eyes. darling. You see YOU
really need me. The minute YOU
] forget To please me, Bill, YOU get
into trouble.
Bill looked AZ her Sido-wIsc and
thoughtfullN Her reasoning was
Ccrtalny cock-eyed Obviously She
-tIarf -wdutcd 70 be made jealous
And. never in his life had Bill
worked harder TO please her than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
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Henry, Robert II. Lee.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

with somebody else" Harry
ma, he ." Bib hlurted. Il
thought ne was a pal. hut hear
you've been around with him a
lot and"
Julie flushed. Harry Hayward
had gotten back two months ahead
ef- F7rt-+i, tt'r--rrr t-rat much Older.
And hc had returned IN distress.
Julie had hchiendod hun, been a
good influence. That was all.
Il suppose YOU know that
Harry got involved with a girl in
Georgia" she sand "A silly
little butterfly. hut he imagined
he loved her then. I've given
him good advice. That's is all
there is between Harry and me-"
MET THE GIRL
"Oh. Nes?" said Bill well.
met the girl and she's too good
for Harry"
Nonsense. she's an idiot"
said Julie. But We won't argue
that"
She handed Bill the ring and
the letters.
you're n wonderful man, Bill,
and You'll find some one worthy
Of YOU" she sand. Then you'll
thank me. And please send
back my letters. Bill"
She had written some maudlln
cffuSionS. She would see person
ally that they were burned
IF thought Harry" Bills
mild eyes were mcnaCnE.
please. Bill. You've always
been sweet about pleasing me.
80 don't make "A scene
And the poor worm subsidized, II
nc had slapped her or kissed her
But he put the ring IN one pocket
and the letters IN another and
went away quietly trying to
please her 10 the last by taking a
jilung with scarcely protest.
That night Julie dlned at the
County Club with Harry Hay
ward Harry was almost cured of
his infatuatlon for this southern
hlbbcrty-GIbbet. named Sally June.
lie scarcely mentioned her all
evening He was making enthuSi-
aStc plans 10 take Julie to a
holiday ball. Julie felt pretty
successful about saving Harry
from his folly.
II was during the coffee that
Bill came wandering through the
dining room. He leered dolefully
at Julie and his one-time friend,
Harry.
Julie knew what that meant. a
fight. She saw TO 1t that Harry
had no time To speak TO Bill. She
hurried him out of tho club on the
excuse she must get home early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

l One for each berry.
2 They are all plants.
3 The bow.
4 The Murray River.
5-The Scrooby people were the
real Pilgrim Fathers.
o False. Palo Alto, Texas, was
its scene.
7-Mount EtnA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
By ROBERTA YATES

IULIE ANDREWS fought foi
u courage As she watched Bill
Coleman hurry up ,hc walk. liC
had changed from his uniform "a
a business Suit. and looked exact!
as he had when nc went away
except huSk1er- jut1C Know, Dc
fore She mot hiS eyes that they
would be- filled with that dog
like, eagor-to-p'eaSc-hcr light He
kissed her neiore she could pro-
test.
Here's your hero home from
the wars" he said. Veteran of
the battle Of Georgia At 30.
Seriously. honey. am glad 10
get back Went straight 10 the
office. They gave me my old
job-with a raise" As She said
nothing. ne added II thought
that would please Won
Its splendid - fine" she
stammered.
The English cottage YOU like
In the new addition. We can
afford that now"
She must be cruel, so best get
Il over quickly.
'Bill, can't marry you.
simply can't"
After a minute, he asked in q
gray voice.
What have done: What's
wrong with me ="
Nothing, Bill. Nothing at all.
That's the trouble"
How could she explain 10 him
that a girl wants man with
spunk, not a meek fanCe whose
every move is calculated 10 please
her? For three years. ever since
he fell in love with her. Bill had
done everything and only things
that he thought would please her
Hard work at the office. 10 win
promotion for her sake Gym work
after hours. because she had eN-
pressed an admiration for athletes.
NOTHING TOO MUCH
Nothing was too much trouble
for Bill when II came 10 pleasing
Julie. First payment down on a
rock maple breakfast set She
wanted. and an intrlcately lovely
ring she chose the minute She did
say Yes"
For she had said Yes" Just be-
fore he left for camp. Briefly then
he had worn for her a sort Of olive
drab mantle of romance. For a
few months she had actually wor-
ried lest he catch cold or find an
other girl away off in Georgia.
But Bill treasured her He
wrote long letters, intent on
pleasing her with the news that
he was getting along fine IN the
army and not even looking at
other girls.
Julie had the letters now in a
packet on the table 10 give back "a
him They were easy 10 read be-
cause they were typewriter, very
neat and reaSsuri1g. Yes. he was
being faithful. Too darned faith
full.
A girl wants TO fight for her
man. She wants 10 save him from
his own folly. Imagine Bill with
a folly!
Look here. are YOU In love
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Daily Short Story
Anything to Please

only going hack from a sense Of
duty for YOU really love me,
Bill, a. love you -"
So Bill had accumulated a
southern girl, too. even as had
Harry. They must be numerous
as mosquitoes. a fine thing the
army had done. ilinging lot 81
nice northern boys into the arms
of Dixie vampires,
"No wonder we had Civil
War" said julie.
She read on
"She would tie YOU To a dull
job of earning money for her.
How different the life 1 plan.
Long, lazy days on the planta-
ton, with gay friends for mint
iuIcpS and dancing. so quit
your silly job. ana LET us play
and be happy under a golden
moon
MORE PAGES OF 1T
There were pages Of that drivcl.
begging Bill 10 loaf around on
some old southern farm. The sig
nature was Rose Marie, with a
thousand kisses Why, this girl
was even more worthless than
llarry'S Sally June.
julie stared at the letter again.
suddenly she grinncd. 1t was laid
on TOO thick. OF course she
couldn't be sure about Bills
writing because he had always
typed his letters, but that Scrawled
purple stuff certainly looked like
a man : efforts.
Poor Bill, He had hoped 10
make her jealous; 10 intrigue her
because ne saw that Harry's love
affair had won her interest.
There was A postscript.
eff you do not return In
week, I'll come after YOU"
threatened Rose Marie.
Still grinning. Julie went TO the
telephone. She would tell Bill
calmly, that he had sent her a
wrong letter-and listen TO the eX-
preston in his voice. His mother
the phone. She said Bill
had gone TO the railroad station to
meet a friend from the south.
Julie rang off, still smiling, Bill
was going to lot of trouble TO
put over his trick, but then Bill
had always been thorough going
She did not believe he had gone to
the station TO meet anyone. tSill,
she would like 10 be sure.
She made it TO the station a
ahead of the 10 o'clock
train. From the waiting room she
watched Bill pace the platform,
giving a good imitation of an i'm
patient man He was being al
most too thorough. The train slid
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Mrs. FIR SaysCiviI
Defense Muddled

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. UP
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt TODAY
.old American Legion National De-
terse committees that the Ameri-
can people have not yet received
sufficiently clear directions on civ
.l!an defense procedure.
Speaking as an associate director
If the office of civilian defense
he emphasized the problems fac
I'd because of varying state anC
'ocal jurisdictions which carry out
civilian defense.
But We are gett!ng more and
more INTO Tie fralAe 0. mind tC
accept Gear directions and the yea-
sens for then. We n tae nationa
9tficc are trying u -el know
ledge Of every community and il
needs. and to suggest means "ae"e-
thcgc needs can be mo- b. "TN'in2
agencIes-federal a3d loca. pub.
lie and private"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
100 Person Offer
Blood as Donors
During Emergency

or" loo p""on=. mEaf oI thvn
WomoS. 80. .%pro - fnc c2jMt=
bn1ltr da9a1mrlt - voluntary
b}o'd doG9r@ DE- +. 3 Godfrey.
clu.t@ T. a!'h officer. announced
1Iu.t@s.
lI.s~ se9c r" We. aea and hos"
. a1m. f. so.pu..cr ~ ln.t >"s-
.5c, .Iea'a - at lie e1@ltJ h'aiu
=" tMea D.. ':.n sa.n'y co&rt
h NO j. .em~u in Z. Cenae Tu.s-
a,v- 1efWs,1 . &.d z. m
W .aas = ra nan. blood donors
il. C.. ..c cs ea.l-r!. - D. li4olr7"
E.. il .aada5 san Francisco ard
LJ- AaGa IT, "yc mace hcadqGa9-
'r.s l.e - acnUmuletian of blood
t. b. "a IsG n"n inuact in ser
wee - - mJ,. hayc people typed
IN nnp@i1 valley 50 We will b.
able 10 ec' blood II nccd.J by the
civil pGpulatiCl.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Family Row Ends
In Police Court
With New Argument

Tom MaSaideS. Al MONDAY was CIV
en- until Tuesday morning to mar
shall evidence TO dlsprove charges
that he bopped his spouse all over
the lot after she aliegedly packed
her bag with her Guds and Nj
Masaldes' pay CHECK for run
out.
Mrs. Masaides showed up at F.
Centro police station Sunday with
a bump on her head his enough ID
hang your hat or. enc s--d she
got tha; way in an argameNt with
her hubby She wanted the head Of
the family arrested for battery,
Masaldes was arrested for bat
terry. and related that the little
LADY was leaving him. which Vas
okay But when he pee:et into her
ba2 and found his pay check tuck
ed away between the folds of her
scanues. that was too much. He
grabbed the check and lammed.
She trailed HIM to Broadway
land waded into ne. he told police.
u just pushed her away. Nasal
des SAID.
Some push. observed Desk Serg-
cant T P Farmer. gazing at the
bump on Mrs Masaides' head.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Murray Snubs Lewis
On Peace PROPOSAL

NEW YORK, Jaa 70. Up
Py-s!dnnt Philip Mr-a, oI tic
Go rtll"Iu1 - llL. l. Lewis
sal4Cstlln 10: q .s.5L.y'.,.. II. 9eac1
".a.eleAcra IItu it t,l~' .ca!. Fec
Grafton .. La1os sad .,@ag that
=grh d move viii nccr .aI. napc
~ be lnItlatod thfoa4D Inc Office
of inc president .: a.c Congress
y! Ina8sN;al Orpai..ar,A.
Murray adyi.ed -. ar soaI,
AtcseAl thc latter r..lmrcuda-
.l1u - "a meeting ot tie cyocutiye
board Of The Go scheduled for
Jan. "a at l,eo YORK O."
Il am sure the e&ecIlgn Doara
viii be pleased To have sYl attero
10 present Jour @eHnou," Mgr.
ray said. AS yp4 az well qwa.e
all arrangements III DcLa.i 1t the
Congress- oi Industrial Crgapiza.
tions. "!th reference 10 INIT? witt
the American Federation vi Labor
viii necessarily nave N Lc initiated
through the office q The president
Of the Congress ol industrial Or
panlZatIOnS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Macarthur Wins
Respite in Siege

Tor a second time smashed a major
challenge TO their Bataan
stronghold and WOE new. If BRIEF.
respite IN their bloody var. At leaS.
four japanese planes were ShO:
down. bringing the I. s toJa. Ior
TIE war TO at least -
Despite a weeks haG2Gse..:- o
japanese frontal attack ara Ge1G.E
bands CT skilled intl,tyatIo3 troops.
the L. S. forces still PACKED S.::::-
cicnt punch 20 coUrte.-attaCE 1CG
regain positions which fell .en:YO--
arily into Japanese hands
The surprising American stand
forced the japanese 10 relax their
pressure temporarily. Presumably
they are uti,lz,n- the pause %
bring up fresh reserves ard again
re-distribute their troops =. c-epa--
alton for new efforts c - 50:
spots IN Macarthur .t-ss
There were indications. .-s7sre-
that the valiant stand Q. = A-.:a. =
lean forces was not We -oS-
Japanese propaganda 1-sca-c.,=>
claimed that prisoners 49, -a:e-
in the heavy Bataan ba.:.s .-c.---
.ng Franz Weisblatt. CEi.s1 P-s>S
staff correspondents WHO EaS Oee~
N the field with Macarthur ne:
since the opening phase OF tie Va
In his latest report to the va,
department the American command
er, known as the Old Fox" OF tht
Philippines because OF his intiMat,
knowledge of the terrain over which
ne is fighting. paid special tribute
20 his troops.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
C,arole Lombard's
Shattered Body on
WaY TO HOLLYWOOD
lCOntinrnd rrNln Pa orc

Continued from Pas ONc'
wrapped IL brown army blanket,
and raised with ropes up the face
e. tho 4o6-toot cliff They were car
rtod u horse to the mountain
r5"w@iity Of Good>ptings anc
t.l.nn down the nountainsidc il
army ambaianccS.
Gable remained in ,eclusiOn at
t,r + Rar"ho Yeas hotel last
n.2lt nd did not attend the in,
a... Ee.a to- ii 4r tae wa fol
,ho r,,5Ia O. III, NIte's body to
Hollywood
Almost frantic Saturday While
the search Was IN prosresS, Gable
recovered his compo5uro Sunday
avd remained qUietly at his hotel
H. spoke inlrcqucntlE. only to hi
associates and only about decisions
necessary - uycEare fog the return
Of lls bod end fo. funeral plans
HIS t@rc "a pale except 70. dark
cie,cs 'narr his eyes.
Gable. pappy' to MISS Lombard.
lad Ma.,e tW& fruiGess attempts
10 loin the searching parties Sat-
urdGv before ho returned to the
hotel Hhen the news came, he was
slttir- with Don McEIWaine, of the
Nclro-CelG@yn-Mayer studio, who
rsaC.Eos a Gctc from the search
rs.
"Bas noNs~" '.cd Gable quietly.
I'm fHsG .0el.5 hopeless.
ACE. "a.sa .cHNsJ
90, Coz. lIl5n aaancd, drop
,r@ ~. I'D gro hi hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Supreme Court 10
Review Mine Case

WASHINGTON. jar lo. UP
The supreme court today granted
the natidna, labor relations board :
petition Tor review Of circm,
court decision setting aside its de-
gree requiring the Nevada CcnScli-
dated Cope, corporation 70 en-
ploy 81 mel at IL mine and 70
ductlon works At Santa Rita and
Hurley. Y Mex
The board charged that Inc com
pany fostered an antl-union policE
and when i started operations in
1886 after tWO-Tear shut down
"blacknstea workers vino Garlic.
had affiliated WITT tAc u'erna-
tiona union OF nine. m.~ and
smotct workers
Tho ,rnI G,cu. Col.t T.: Ap-
peas aowetc. s.etaHca t.' con-
pany's contention that j. :etased
10 hire oa.y persons whom = Dt-
licvcd s;mpdtt!zed WIN Or par
clpatcG - violence agalrs, lie
company
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

ternoons. We have volunteers for
Thursday afternoon and Friday
evening but not enough to justify
organizing classes for those days.
If additional volunteers would en-
roll at the Ten Thousand club or
Red Cross headquarters for Thurs
day afternoon or Friday evening,
We may be able to complete the
classes. AS soon as text books and
supplies arrive, the incidental con-
fusion existing at the first meet
ing will be eliminated.
Those that enrolled in one class
will not be permitted to attend
other class sessions. Instructors
are giving their time gladly and
each session is occupied with cs-
sential training which can not be
repeated"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Charles K. Berry
Succunhs Here

Charles K. Boyr". 81 owner Of
Bcrry cop.t in FL Centro and tor
many ears deputy county as
scs5cr, died ca,ly Sunday after a
lingering Illness.
FUncral aclr.,rs we.c scheduled
a, the Lemons chapel At 2:3O p. m.
Tuesday.
Berry was bon IN STATE Center.
Iowa, and arrived IN Inperial val
Iev from Long Beach III 1928 He
took over the Borr2 court in 1923
He is survived " his wife, Mr..
la l. Berr", a daughter, Mrs.
RoSella Meade Of Colorado; two
grand children; Z sister, MIS-.
Myrtle Saunders of Fl Centre, 4
brother Captain Ezra H. Berry, a
Columbia river pilot; and a nephew
Fred f. Weaver Of Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Labor Racketeer
Trial Postponed

NEW YORK Jan. = up
judge Simon H RitEinG today post
poned until FeD 2 the tfIal Of Nick
Dean, ChlcaRp night club owner
ana Louis KAUFMAN. business agent
Ct The Newark local Of Interna-
tlonsl Alliance OF Theatrical Stage
Employees, On an indictment charg-
ing conspirac" and violation of the
federal antlracketeering act They
are accused Of eXtortlng more than
$I0OOO0C from major motion pic
ture producers. under threats 70
call strikes Of motion picture ma
chine operators
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Reds Uprootins
German Anchors

LONDON Jan 19-'UP' Nol-
haisk Orcl Kur.k and Kharkov
the fgar anchor points ot The Ger
man Inc on the 6aa-mlc front be
tween Moscow and the Sea q
AzoV are al ImmIncntly threat
cncd by fcro.lou~ Russian attacks
Russian aduccS Indicated today.
i was asserted turthc! that tie
Russians were uoW within 60 mile
OF SmolonsE. whose loss might force
the Germans back IL the Duepel
river. 300 mics from Moscow.
The MOSCOW radio asserted that
Mozhalsk Wa> ailame and that Rus
sian troops wee uehuAz the Ger
mans hand 10 hana u the streets
amlo the flames. While ma>Scd fleet,
OF German Giye bombing planes
sought desperately - impede tie
attack ~ ecmHIa- tae Russian rear.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Pfiorities Hit
AirIines Travel

WASHINGTCN. Jan. I9 Up
-Rle Gen Donald z ConnolIy
military G.ree'o: OF c!v!. aviation
;Cdal established priorties govern
.H2 use D, sea,, ard cargo space on
regularly established Commercial.
airline.
IL making public lae prloritIes
scheou.c the WI department salc
reseryatioEs .or scats ana cargo
space WI bc made through reg
uIarly established airline agencies
as II the past ou, hat seats vii.
be assigned "cn.y after those that
may be required tog official use
have been billed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

Red army tanks and motorized
troops were reported to have storm
ed Ore. alQ miles south Of Mos
COW. aud to have captured thc east
EN- half q. The city including the
grca; factories which the GcrmaAs
had converted into fortreSSeS. Rus
san artillery was reported heavily
bombard0e The Germans in the
ether half e Orcl across the fcoz-
en- Okla l.fee which rms through
L.
The cfaeia, newspaper Izvc>ua
reported a uolcu; uznt III the
region e Kur>k. which IS IS miles
south OF Ore
At kharkoy The industrial cen
tey Of the DonctS ylyer basin, l25
miles south o: Orol the Russians
were reported fighting their way
;-ward the city through TIE outer
suburbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

.----...@e6 .~ca Pagc One>
=.-e-a pms. Xere said 70 have
S..-a-.c- =. nd The German "a
= $50 reports fighting at Nix.
.o~.neeS. q Ran-oon. British de-
a. Premier :. Say Of Burma pre-
s.,..sabiv II Mace East, charging
III. with cC!n..Gn.ca.Im- with JaNa-
nese and yet2>..g permission 10:
KIN . ret.rn Il Ba.nla.
CHINA-Chlsese continue driy,
against remnants Of japanese col
umn about 70 miles north OF Chang
sha. where japanese reporedly lost
- per cent of forces estimated at
from $4,000 to 10000 men.
In general there still vas no
abatement o. tic momentum OF the
Japanese offensive against Singa-
pcre and the Dutch East Indies
although fierce resistance by Aus
tralian and Indian troops IL Malayl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
Colonel Denies
Army Charges

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan y UP
col, Il. c. Krcss Muhlcaocre lodat
pleaded innocent 70 charge 0! y.o-
.at;ra TWO var articles IL speech
o,ltIcu.ne I. 6. milltar, policy
Muh.enter2 ar a!r o...ccy who
aas app1:cc FOR -c,Ecmea. ate:
% ycar. II he army. ven Oh tyIa
officers II For Hayes H Tas ac-
cuse9 q critlzing the government
before colrt-martia. Q. % army
.end-!ea program auC making rc-
mark. contrary 70 var depar,m@r
DcAcy N d speech before the Cur
.iss-Wr.2nt fIgng club OF CClum-
BUS or Dec. y.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
3 Die in Flames
Engu|fing Tanker
After Sub Strikes
CONTINUED frc,tr Page One

ICOntlNUed fTofT Fagt ONO
registered tanker Nornoss. torpedo
ed three tine OF the eastern enc
Of Lor- Island ana tie Coimbga,
a tanner t.>ir. the t.ag OF an Allie,
nation. LIZ about . mics iron.
ire pot C.. EeW YORK. I've of .ic
Nosr7ss c:eE were unacaoUnte,
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British PsHc Minister winston
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the submarine menace.