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utnI.
So far, the main attack from the
dissatisfied has been directed main
ly at story-teller Kelland. The
New York Herald Tribune's moan
on this subject has already been
printed in these columns but it
might be worthwhile to repeat this
comment: while courageous and
Independent Republican Represen-
tatives and Senators were saving
the administrations essential
preparations for war from legisla-
tive defeat" declared this journal
istic leader of the G. o. p. press.
Mr.. Kelland was tossing assorted
sizes Of monkey WrencheS into the
machine. The Republican
party has faced a lot of hard luck
in its day, but Mr.. Kelland is just
too much, really, Mr.. Martin"
Then along comes the Hearst
press, through one of its column
lists, who never has had anything
approaching a kindly word for the
Roosevelt administration. What
got under his skin was the blatant
implication that President ROOse-
welt was practically committing
treason. AS Mr.. Kelland put it,
There seems to be a disposition
or the part Of the powers that be
to postpone an all out war effort
with the sacrifices it entails by
the public, until after the election.
There seems to be apprehension
lest the asking of necessary sacri-
f'ces now have a political effect in
loss of votes"
Suggesting that Mr.. Kelland is
an unpaid volunteer in his present
position, the columnist says: "If
so, he is overpaid"; and he adds,
National Chairman Martin ought
to see to it that no more errors
like this be exhibited during the
closing weeks of the national cam
pdign."
OF course, the minority party
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09

ers under a broiIer 5 to 1 min
utes, or until bacon is crisp. Turn
to brown evenly. Serve with tar
tar sauce. Mushrooms may also be
used alternately with the 3acon and
oysters.
ScaIIoped Oysters
l-2 cup bread crumbs
! cup cracker crumbs
IA cup melted butter
| pint oysters drained
Salt and pepper
4 tablespoons oyster liquor
2 cups rich milk or cream
Mix bread a.d cracker crumbs
and stir in melted butter. Put a
thin layer o. crumbs in bottom of
a buttered, shallow baking dish;
cover with oysters and sprinkle
with salt and pepper. Add half of
the oyster liquor and milk or cream
then repeat, cover top with remain
ing crumbs. Bake 20 minutes in a
hot oven (4000 F.). Serves 4.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poe's Garage, rear
l15 E. Franklin ST., Hagerstown.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09

ure calculated to destroy the gains
it had attained with the Roosevelt
Administration.
Logically the Securities Act
would be the next one scheduled
for assault, for it was a sad blow
when the holding companies rul-
ings threatened that great source
Of huge unearned incomes. They
probably would be willing to let
the insurance of bank deposits
stand, for the bankers themselves
now recognize the validity of that
asset.
Trouble In the COP. Ranks
Already there are symptoms,
however, that important elements
Of the party are not quite happy at
the barefaced assumption that the
COP. should be delivered soul and
breeChes to the reaticOnary ele-
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orators and editors insist that
there should be no politics to COM
plicate the war effort. We must
suppose, then, that the demand for
the election Of a Republican House
and the outrageous and absurd at
tribution of treason to our Com
mander-in-Chief have no political
significance.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

five Per Cent Interest, 10 to Is
ears to pay. L. S. Spangler, End
tloor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 333
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Your support respectfully So
licited. If elected pledge my
best efforts for efficient and
economical Government of
Washington County.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
DRUGS, Etc.
MARKETS

See Abe Martin for the best in
Meats. Groceries, Vegetables. 16
Public Square. Hagerstewn. Tele-
phones 251O-2511-2512-2513.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Fruits, vegetables and all kinds of
green groceries. etc. E. E. Croaise,
81 WLst Franklin street.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
ICE CREAM

Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Money at 5 Per Cent loaned on
first mortgages. Brewer and Lind
sey, PA Second National Bank
Bldg. Phone 24S1.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANER

For Dresses, Rugs, Floors, etc@25c
gal. in customers cOntainer. An
all-arOund cleaning solvent. H. L.
Mills 46 W. Baltimore St.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
STOVES AND REPAIRS

Oil Stoves, $5.75 to S1Q5.00. Stove
Repairs, Oil Stove Parts, Gasoline
Parts, Wicks, Stove Pipe. H. C.
Main Stove & Repair Co. Phone
93-W. 1712 E. Franklin ST.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-09
ROOFING Thinning

L. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; timing and sheet metal
work. Stag roofing, spouting, fur
naces, skylights, metal cornices.
office at 35 Wayside avenue; shop
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01
NEW SUBSCRIBERS FOR MONTH
OF OCTOBER

James Lott, Nose Thompson, Arthuds Thompson
Frank GOWNS. Zeb RASH Connie Mcintosh Kew. H. r.
Robinson Sgt. Hubert Owen, Rev. r. B. Gayden Willie
Norris Ionne Mae Ollie, Willie Mae Brooks, John W
Brown +. T. Hill J. A. Jackson Bette Chester Catheren1a
Williams MARCEL Gregory, Seymore Edwards, Alberta jack
son. Rev NJ c. Mccullough, Willie B. Middebrooks, Mag
pie b. Drake Maggie Robson, Addie Lee -McCunge o. w
GIBSON Jenkins Flowers. Rev. W. H. cambridge, j. g. Ian
ner Cleopatra c. MCGEE,
Emma Lloyd Sandy Taylor, Johnnie Porter Cornelius
Thomas Willie Huddleston r. A. Huddleson Amande1
Ely Blanche Rodgers, Rev. B. B. Cambridge James Hen
derson Ella Mae Julius Corinne Riley Bernce r. Mckinley
Sam Thomas Rogers Perle Vaughn Carson Norwood
Eugene Heron Ellison Johnson, Laura Johnson Quencella
Jackson lanes L. Andrew. Ruth Browlee Anne Wilson
Toe Eta Guy w H. Young, II. Parker Kew J. W. Gay
den Alice NJ. Woods Rev Lee Mosley,
Rev S Curry, Ammonia Twiey, Calhay Williams, Mer-
dis Grady Charlie Chams Marie McDonel Steve Howard
D. d. Shepherd Beula Jones, Dave Hunter Aonzo Wilson
Rev S S LYNCH NJ. H. Hunter, Rev. n r. Brooks An
NE M Harris, Nataa Haon las F. Wallace James John-
SON r. J. Deloch Virginia Watkins. Lille T. Williams
Gather Jennings A. B. Montgomery jessie Noolfok A'ee
Jefferson F. w. Williams g. O. Robinson, Kew r. b. 'ay-
den Annie Louis. Henry Logan,
George Dcnman. Lucy Kizart, ltffle Johnnie '+sely
Moore Anne Roberts. NJ. L. Banks, James Love, KEY. Nj
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01

The following deaths reported from Century Burial
Funeral Homes for month OF September
Clarksdae District
Louise Ecurck died September Is; Henrietta Jones
lied Sept 49, Duncan Miss; Lula Mitchell, died Sept 49,
Clearmount Miss; Hattie S Grey, died Sept u Chicago
ILL., Virginia Taylor, died Sept. H. Dublin Miss; Mary Bell
Carr died Sept 20 Frars Point, Miss; Willie Wsby Wright
died Sept p. Dundee Miss; Mary Francis William, died
Sept % Friars Point Miss; Virginia Jones, died Sept p
Alligator Miss Annie Lee Jones' died Sept p, Vance
Miss; Rubin HILL Sept Il Webb Miss John Calhoun
died Sept 49, Tutwiler. Miss Joe Fnner, died Sept Is
Clarksdae Miss; Engine Anderson died Sept. q, Bobo
Miss; Henrietta Carter died Sept 29 Merigo1d Miss; Vic
Nuans, died Sept 29 Vance, Miss; Herman Weeks
died Sept H. sheard Miss; c. Nora Hannah, died Oct l.
Meripod Miss; Mason Heard died Oct I, Glovers, Miss
Wildon Jefferson Glendora Miss; Sarah Brown
died Oct s. Coaloma, Miss
Columbus District
Elizabeth Barnett Oktbleha County, died Sept 5; Jack
Weed Oktibbeha County, died September 9; Henrietta
Washington Lowndes County died Sept IL Gold Golden
Lowndes County died Sept p Lonne C. Tommy, Lowndes
County died Sept 49, Will Shack, Clay County died Sept
Il; Tennessess Perkins, Lowndes County, died Sept H.
Greenwood District
ELIZABETH Williams, died Sept. t. Greenwood, Miss An
nie Broome Sept Lexington, Miss; Snip Gray died
Sept s. a Bena Miss Wade Morris, died Sept Sails,
Miss; Catherine Harris, died TO- Qula MISS Clarence
Carter died Sept TO- Greenwood Miss; Sarah Beck died
Sept 9 Money Miss Lizzie Donaldson, died Sept IS (iren
ada Miss; Joe Ltepage, died Sept H. Greenwood Miss
Viola Nicholas died Sept TO- Greenwood, Miss Fred erley
died Sept 10 Schlacr Miss. Matte Williams, died Sept
u Greenwood Miss; Fannie Mae Ross, died Sept -
Cuger Miss Tim Stcvison died Sept 10 Nituman Miss;
Ebert Griffin died Sept 49, Walden, Miss; Vernon Lee
White died Sept p, Greenwood, Miss; Edwards Barber
died Sept q Greenwood Miss Andrew Jackson died sept
Is Kimchael Miss Anthony Glover, died Sept 25 Money
Miss; Annie Jackson died Sept l.. Tchua Miss John l.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01

We glad say have been able to appoint two
Century Burial Agents recently in persons OF Mr. H.
Knox. McCoo Miss. and Mr. Howard Mc( ann, Stallo Miss
Both agents doing excellent work Also they are Big
boosters OF the Century Voice subscribers and agents tor
this great paper.
Greenville District
Mathew Jackson died Sept l. Beuah, Miss. Ethel lee
Tony, died Sept Greenville Miss. Annie Woren died
Sept A. Paducah Miss David Lee. died Sept l.? Green
vile Miss; fedora Gayles died Sept 10 Metcale MISS;
Lula Esters died Sept % Holly Ridge Miss O. C. Tow
sand died Sept H. ndianoa Miss; Alice Taylor died sept
20, Wntervle Miss.
Natchez District
Eva Tarlton Natchez Miss; Alice Hooker, Natchez,
Miss Mary Williams Natchez Miss.l Joe Johnson Natchez
Miss Tommy Batse Martin, Natchez, Miss.
Yazoo District
Andrew Jackson billiard Ramsey, Ida Brown Roosevelt
Smith Smith Pearl Iarbor Bridges Charlie Ham
mond Jake Mack, John Henry Bryant, IT, Alise NJ Will
ans Nellar Edwards, Ruby Barnes
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01

Many teachers have left the county for other places or
other fields Mr. Robert fharpe and Mr. Z. ". Lawson
have both left Sunfower Mr. Tharpe is Farm Agent
in Bolivar County, and Mr. Lawson is working IN chicago
Mr. d. w Wburn. formerly OF Inverness, is now at Pea
vune while both and Mrs l. C. Scott, also formerly OF
both at rars Point; also at frarS foht IS
MIR l. D. Williams who did splendid job at RueY1le Mr.
II c Bell is no longer at Rome Mr. Bell is doing e1ccnt
work for large company IN one ct the oaroS
Mr. and Mrs John Turnpseed have left lombardy MI ur
ipseed has been doing SA work at Swan Lake Mrs Anne
v Stewart, Miss Katherine Jones' and Mrs Ihe'ma Io"a
vav will not be back at Delta Institute Mrs Stewart VIII
he At Drew Miss ZONES will work her home Grenada
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01
COVERING SUNFLOWER COUNTY

Because OF large cotton crops and the general shortage
of farm labor the public schools OF the county will be opened
later this year than in former wears This condition is
considered being regrcttabe for always first things
should be put first Making living is always OF prime i'm
porance Public institutions derive their support from the
citizens and if the institutions survive the economic
interest of the citizens must be protected Ruined or unSa
cred crops would probably mean closed schools
Some schools will open October - others November :
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01

Traywick died Sept H. Durant Miss Sae Thomas Ross
died Sept TO- Lexington, Miss; Warren Pew, died Sept u
Mace Miss; Charlie King died Sept d. Fort Long Miss
Rebecca Jordan died Sept H. Charleston Miss Ethel Lee
Johnson, died Sept TO- Lexington Miss; John L. Burdon
died Sept co. Alvon Miss Anderson Skinner died Sept
~ Walden Miss. Floyd Burse. died Sept 2S Greenwood
Miss Ella Willis died Sept Is Thornton Miss; Pleas APP
plewhite, died Sept %, Blackwhack, Miss.
Louisville District
Sept 4, Jim Gage. Winston County; Sept Z lrvy Lee
Thomas Winston County Sept Is Jim Lawyer Miller hoe
aw County; Sept II, Leila Pollock Kemper County; sept
p. Robert Glenn, Winston County Sept D. Jerry Ashford
Attala County.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01
THE BULLETIN

Leading District, Greenwood Miss, Mr. J. S. Edwards
NlanagerS5 2813 San increase of 81 1920 the month
Of August .F
Leading District for First Meeting Reports Greenwood
$l,1431o
Greatest increase in remittanccNIr Lee Ford, Green
wood District SS2 10.
HIGHEST REPORTING AGENT IN EACH DISTRICT:
Carksdae District Harry Hamilton-S15S.55
Creenvle District. J. c. Martin-$2o502
Louisville District Neterine Wilan1s-$l4S.5o
Natchez District g. +. West-$221S1
Yazoo District, Lewis Owen-$11201
Batesv.le District, +. ID. Mler-$1S0z3
Greenwood District #M. s. Hazzard-$3221
*M S Hazard Leading Agent for the Century Burial
Association tie month of September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Metal Students
Win j. ). Praise

-Four hundred students ~ tho
Wilbur Wright School Tho boys
who are licking the tool and die
defense bot'lcncck - attended
their second annual dinner in the
General Motors Building.
These boys. termed by Frank
O. Carpenter, Wilbur Wright
principal. the future skilled men
of the metal trades. are students
of the cooperative branch Of the
schools activities.
They attend classes four hours
a week while serving their APP
premiership IN the factories of
the city The course takes four
years 10 complete.
Once each year the cooperating
manufacturing companies and
organizations sponsor the dinner
which is attended by both the
boys serving as apprentices and
their bosses.
Al last nights banquet. guest
speaker was William r Pattcr-
son, chief OF the apprentice branch
Of the United States Department
of Labor. who pointed out the
importance 10 the national de-
Tense picture of these young men
now serving their apprenticeship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
ERRAND FOR OLINA

81 shall want you do some
thing important for me tonight
at the theater," ] said.
II have just remembered that
may not be there 10 zee Mary
when she comes back.
MY father spoke Of having
something for me 10 do and. 1
never know how long I shall he,
or how far I shall have 10 20,
when he plans anything for me
10 do"
Whatever II Is. please count
on me for IT," She said with
pretty enthusiasm and l smiled
az Nor eager face.
It's just this" ! said. when
was talking 10 Steve before
YOU came In, told him some
pretty tall ones about Mary's
reactions 20 what she overheard
last night.
Il think he's divided between
the opinion that she's wearing
SaCkclOth and ashes because
she's ~ remorSeful for her treat
ment Of him. and the notion.
which ! encouraged. while leav-
ing the other in the background
of his mind. that she's been
swept off her feet nv Noers
anger against Redfield. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

week with The Detroit Sunday
Times.
An Axis submarine torpedocS
and sinks the liner AlbatroSs on
which Jungle Jim was a pas
>cngcr.
The AXIS submarine shells and
machine guns the lifeboatS, muir
dcrlng the survivors. The only
reason that Jungle Jim survived
This wholesale murder was that he
did not make one Of the lifeboatS
but chung to a spar until ne was
finally picked up by United
States destroyer patroliing that
area. After recovering from his
ordeal and telling the commander
ms story ne asks permission TO
wire Colonel Barrett. head OF the
army IntclligcnCy in Panama. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Enemy Strikes
At Jungle Jim

"Tbe Enemy Strikes Again Is
the title Of the latest episode in
The Adventures Of Jungle Jim.
TO be- heard over Station WJBK al
1880 m. tomorrow. the program
being based on the Jungle Jim
fun color action adventure PIC
lures in the Comic Wcckly, the
worlds greatest comic supple
ment which comes 10 YOU each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Poster Contest Awards Due
By Lyman Young
On the Planet Mongo
By Fran Striker

Winners Of the poster contest
sponsored by the United Office
and Professional Workers Union
for the Detroit Committee Of
Russian War Relief. Inc. will be
announced tomorrow. Rockwell
Kent, the artist, will have the
winners as his guests February
% az the luncheon which the De-
troit committee is giving in honor
of Lady Marley Of London, prom
Inent British proponent OF the
rdTfSfs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

order that ne might volunteer for
active duty
a few hours later, the lookout
shouts an alarm Submarine off
the port bow and as his shout
dies away. deadly torpedo
shriekS toward the destroyer.
JOIN the thousands who tune I'm
on this program each Saturday on
station WJBk. and who also fol-
low Jungle jim in The Detroit
SUNDAY Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
doesn't wish TO see anybody save
her husband for awhile"
STEVE on HIS METTLF

STEVE on HIS METTLF
Ohna's dimp'cS flashed ninth
fully.
THAT will put steve on his
mettle." she said. He never can
endure that blow 10 his vanity.
Hell do anything in his
power TO win Mary back To the
liking which, in his cODCeit, he
imagineS was his before.
well, there's one thing 10 the
good. l won't have any trouble
with him. He'll he 30 busy doing
the big alteration stunt with
Mary that I'll only have
chance to look and listen.
"And that viii he all right
with me. for ! don't like any
thing about him. He gives me
the CreepS."
He does Mary. too" 7 said,
and she promptly aS>ontcd.
Yes, ! can see what she was
doing, now" she SAID land I'm
- relieved that she didn't fall
for him.
HIDDEN CONSPIRACY
"But the important thing =
that Steve mustn't guess we've
been COnSpiring against him." I
sad II must let her know eN-
actly what told him today con-
corning her
III you could put IL i'm a note"
Dina said eagerly II would he
nj the theater extra early and
watch for her. OR do YOU think
she'll come here first ."
I'm sure she won't" 7 said.
81 think she'll 60 directly 10 the
theatPr. 80 that she can spend
all the time possible with Noel.
But II she should come back
here. I'll leave IA carbon copy of
the note in her letter box with
strict instructions that She get il
before she leaves for the thclter.
And now, IL you'll excuse me,
I'll rush il out
took from the closet The port.
able typewriter which ! had haC
sent up for MY usr slipped two
sheets and a carbon INTO n. anC
began tho note OF warning tol
Mary
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

"WE tAN." stephen Rediiold
said, and in his voice Wa5 relief
and bit ot thinly-dISgUScd tn
umph.
He evidently considered that hc
had Won out IN his plan for taking
both Mary and Dina out with HIM
and he palpably had no mixing Of
the scheme by which T had made
certain that Mary could continue
the outings with hm which her
lcnunciation OF hum endangered
"And III bring the copy Of the
painting with me tonight" DINA
said. But don't show IL 10 any
body, not even Mary. TlktelI her
about IL later"
I'll he very careful" Steve
RedfIeld SAID Then he folded hle
ropy OF the note which h3dLac-
companed thr painting and.
Using. handed mo inc original.
EAGER TO GIT AWAY
Il. really must be. running
along" ho SAID. ami ] guessed
hat he va, eager tn get away
.or further study of the note or
Tor some other reason and l
made no attempt go ae'an HIM.
II am sorry YOU have 10 60"
| told him pcrtInctorily do
drop I'm on me again some time"
"Tll he glad to do that" he
said. then bldc us an elaborate
Int rather haNty adicu and the
door closer behind him
Dina looked at me with adWi-
IttIon in her cycs.
"YOu managed that bcauti-
fully she said ">tcNe thinks he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Connolly Answers

! Tinker Evans. Chance.
IA Gen. L. s. Grant. (b)
John Keats, tcl Sir Philip
Sidney
3-'al Washington: To- Oregon:
lcl California.
! lal nine consecutive ones.
Oh 81, lcl about 10000.
. -'a1 chicory lbl gosSan;
,cl piasma
Ga Mt Nebo; (b) DNnas-
Gus; Jc) Jordan River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Gen. Hugh y johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Pitfalls oil Love BY Adele Garrison

A Sequel 10 Marriage NEEDLE
did IL all himself, and you've
made IL easy for him 10 see
Mary ="
! gave n sudden exclamation Of
diymay and She looked at me So
hcltously. but ventured no COM
meni, waiting for me 10 explain or
keep silent, as | wished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Dancer
Resigns
OCD Job

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS rUP)
Mayris CLANCY. dancing friend
OF Mrs. Franklin n. Roosevelt
whose appointment 10 $4,000 a
year position in the civilian defense
program aroused severe criticism
in Congress, resigned today.
Miss CLANCY offered her resjc-
nation TO Dean James Lands OCD
director. She had been serving as
director Of the chhdren.s welfare
division
She told Lands her resignation
was intended TO halt further con.
lrover>y. She explained She had
not planned Introduction Of fan
dancing 10 children. as insInua,ed
hs- congressional PcrrnrS. and rTar
she wanted only 10 help prepare
children for possible air raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Axis Fleet Loses
; Days Battle
Against Convoy

LONDON. Feb. IS UP).-Brit-
ish naval auplaneS and warShlps.
fighting off lhree-day attack by
ANS naval and air forces on Brit
iSh conveys in the Mediterranean.
scored torpedo hits on AZ least two
and possibly three enemy cruisers
and one destroyer and downcd al
lca>' five and probably ninc enemy
plane, tho admiralty said today
British naval planes h.t two
cruisers and destroyer with tor
pcdocs and one Of the cruisers
burst into flames tho admiralty
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Dutch Airnnen
Join Atta(kon
Invasion Fleet.
Jap Transport, Troop
Barees Sunk; II
Planes Shot Down
BY JOHN r. MORRIS
United Pre-. stan Correspondent

BATAVIA, Feb. 1S.-American
and Dutch air squadrons and
anti-aircraft batteries hammered
invasion forces surging
toward Java today, shot down five
Of 81 enemy bombers over the big
Surabaya naval base, sank an
enemy transport. and destroyed
many troop-laden barges.
The war department In
w ash ngton reported that
United States Army flying fort
ress bombers attacked Japanese
ships off the Dutch Indies, prob
ably sinking two transports and
destroying two enemy landing
barges. The announcement was
made in a communique which
said the attack occurred off
Bangka Island off the Sumatra
COAST
A total OF IL enemy planes
were destroyed and two other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
SUB TORPEDOES CRUISER

Later a British submarine IN
tercopied some of the enemy
cruisers on the way hack 10 harbor
and scored TWO torpedo HITS on
one S-lnch gun cruiser the adj
miralty asserted.
Two British merchantmen dam
aged by enemy planes during The
long fight, We're DESTROYED by
British forces. as they could not
keep un with tho convoy, hg' all
other ships reached their dcs'na-
lions safely. the admiralty said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
ONLY BRIGHTEN

According 10 Tho story told tear
fully al police headquarters today
by Nur, Alderman. she had in
tended only to fuch'en her hus-
band
fir- -----ri- -++TTr7trUcd 70 fcaVc hCT
and .n the argument that pre-
Ccded the shooting AZ $50 a m
she sand he had told her.
I'm never going home with
YOU again.
-AlihngsA omhroilod in domestic
for several months Mrs
Alderman maintained that the
CrIr would not have occurred
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