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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-13
BY VIRGINIA VALE


NOURE a~e soroe-
4 thing in Il. ne Y i-iobe {
MCGEE picture, "e.e We CO
Again" that yea never So V
before and that's Charlie
Mccarthy moving around
without benefit OF any manip-
ulation by Edgar Bergen. It's
perfectly simple - RKO just
engaged a midget, Jerry
Maren, for the part. He's
practiced those stiff, me-
chanical movements of the
dummy's until he's got them down
pat In fact. he does them so well
that people who stroll onto the set
without knowing what's happened
have thought they were imagining
things when Charlie, in the person
OF Jerry. went into action.
How'd you like to have a blind
cate with Ginger Rogers? Nine
boys in uniform did recently. Plan
ming to see two new feature pictures
at home, she sent her station wagon
to the USO to ask if some of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-13

intervals and carried to the main
depot, where it will await trans
fer to Washington.
Locations of the several section
al depots will be selected this
weekend Mr.. Prettyman announc-
ed. Signs will be placed through
out the town showing the location
Of These centers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-13
Coming Events
Aug. 13-Farm Bureau picnic in
Fry meadow near Laytonsville.
Basket luncheon.

Fry s meadow near Laytonsvllte
Basket luncheon.
Aug. 15-Lawn Fete given by
Wesleyan Service Guild at the
Auditorium, Washington Grove
Md. 5 P. M.
August 15-Liberty Grove Picnic
and Tournament at Burtonsville.
Aug. 15-Fried chicken and coun-
try ham supper in Woodfeld-
benefit Wesley Grove Church.
Aug. 2O-Annual fried chicken
supper, Coiesville Methodist
Church sponsored by the w. S.
of C. S., 90 P. M.
Aug. % - Fried Chicken Supper,
benefit of Council No. 104
Daughters Of America of Da-
mascus, in the Damascus High
School, a to 8 P. M.
Aug. 22-Fried chicken and coun-
try ham supper, under the aus
pices of THE Mite Society of St.
Johns Episcopal Church-Orn-
dorff Memorial Hall, Brooke
vile, 500 P. M.
Aug. 27-Ladies Aid of Rockville
Christian Church will hold their
Fried Chicken Supper at the
Church. $50 P. M.
Aug. 27-Dance, Rockville High
School gymnasium (old build
ing), sponsored by Rockville
Recreational Council-8:30 P. M.
Aug. 2O-Dance, Rockville High
School gymnasium fold build
ing), sponsored by Rockville
Recreational Council-8:30 P. M.
Aug. 20 = Fried Chicken supper,
sponsored by the Burtonsville
Young Adults, at Burtonsville
Methodist Church, 5 to 8 P. M.
Aug. 20 - Fried Chicken Supper
sponsored by W.S.C.S. of Salem
Methodist Church, Cedar Grove,
in the Social Hall of the church,
starting at A P. M.
Aug. 29-Fried chicken supper
for benefit of st. Bartholomew
church, Laytonsville. In the
church basement, beginning at
5 o'clock.
Sept. Annual Labor Day horse
show sponsored by Maryland
Foxhunters' Assn, at Brooke
Johns farm. Show starts at
1880 A. M. Dancing in evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-13

ODDS AND ENDS-Cary Grant hd,
bought a nes0 organ for the church in
San Bernudino. Calf, rhose minister
married him to Barbara Hutton
Eddie Cantor and his piIe entertain 70
10 IS service men roith luncheon and a
Hcim aeWly erery day Got any old
band Instruments Joe E. BrOt0n, be-
noeen scenes Of "The Daring Young
Man." is sill collscfing them grants To
equip mary bund beforr itS departure
Tor an mdiSciuSed Spof has % so Ia,
Come One. Come Al = lin bami
on The housing shortage in v nShingiou
D. C., Wiu probahi, be lean 4r'hnr'
neat IT Coinn,bu
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men would like to spend quiet
evening and see some pictures free.
They dined with her. Ito their sur
prise; they hadn't known who their
hostess was to be,) and then, when
they said. they'd like to see one of
her pictures. she showed them
something few people have seen
It's film of every dance she's done
since Flying Down to Rio"-shows
her with old-fashioned makeup,
clothes, etc., and that's something
most stars avoid like poison.
Tony Merrill had a perfect alibi
when he showed up two hours late
for scenes with Rosalind Russell in
My Sister Eileen" the other day.
He had been down town being
sworn into the army. If Janet
Blair's late for work in the same
picture she'll have a good reason,
too. She sang at the San Diego
marine base just before the picture
started, and the leathernecks sent
her a souvenir-a baby wildcat.
After each "Hobby Lobby"
broadcast thousands Of dollars
worth Of war bonds and stamps are
sold in "yictory Auction" Dave
Elman auctions the handicraft or
property of lobbyists, selling to the
person who buys the most bonds.
Lieutenant Bulkeley's tie pin and
shoulder insignia brought $4,000!
James Cagney and his neighbor
at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. have
turned over their estates to the
army for maneuvers-6,500 acres al
together. of which Cagney owns 500.
He has also offered his summer
home as quarters for staff officers.
Hope you've been listening to
those Stage Door Canteen broad
casts Rats of amusing stories
come from the canteen. Alfred Lunt
was making sandwiches when a
young actor approached him. What
are you doing?" asked Lunt. Moth
ing" said the youth. I'D sure
like to go into play with you this
fall. could go into rehearsals right
away; I'm not doing thing now. "
well, them" roared Lunt. "go emp
ty this garbage pail" ISIS
Five-year-old Maxine O'Brien will
play the title role in Journey for
Margaret" starring Robert Young
and LARAMIE Day, so that search
is settled! incidentally, LARAMIE is
flmdom's lonesomest bride = her
husband. Ray Hendricks, was re-
called to his flying instructors post
six hours after his first leave began.
-
Ann Summers is leading lady in
THE Avenging Rider" Tim Hollis
next. She's the girl who was told
that she was to appear in an earlier
Holt western, devoted six solid
weeks to learning to ride horse
and then when she reported for
work, found out that she didn't have
to. But in this picture she'll ride,
at last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-13

No matter how the battle turns
out, the Germans know that they
have had opposition in Russia.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-23
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facsimile thereof, sign it with
your full name and address, and
mail it to Brown & Williamson
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Louisville, Kentucky, post
marked not later than midnight,
May 2, 1912.
You may enter as many last
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originality and aptness of the line you write.
Judges decisions must be accepted as final.
In case of ties, duplicate prizes will be,
awarded. Winners will be notified by mail.
Anyone may enter Except employees Of
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advertising agents, or their families). All
entries and ideas therein become the prop
erty of Brown & Williamson Tobacco
Corporation.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-23
BY VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
THE March of Time has
l. done much to give us good
pictures-and just now not
only taking good news pic
lures, but getting them home
is quite a feat. But they have
done something else; Pro-
Queer Louis de Rochemont
instituted the School Of Pic
toria1 Journalism, to train enlisted
men Of the United Nations forces In
the elements of motion picture pho
Biography. Three classes have al
ready been graduated, and the men
are engaged in gathering material
in the various fighting zones-mak-
ing complete and graphic picture
of the war.
3
'Tarzan's New Adventure" has
been chosen as the title for the new
Tarzan film, with Johnny Weismul.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-23

Ter and Maureen O'Sullivan. In it
Tarzan buys himself a wardrobe
and has exciting adventures away
from his jungle home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-04-23

and has exciting adventures away
from his jungle home.
Tom Mcclure is now selling news
papers inside Grand Central station,
for good pay. Forty-eight years ago
he sold them outside the station, for
pennies. The reason is that then he
was newsboy, just over from Ire
land-now he's an actor, in 1.-THE
Major and the Minor
Shep Fields and his new orches-
ira have just completed a musical
short subject for Columbia Pictures;
titled Lightning Strikes Twice." it
traces his rise as bandleader, and
his switch to a brassless band and
new success. His wife and his baby
daughter, tw0-year-old 10 Ann, have
prominent roles i'm the film, which
will be released nationally so0n
-
Which scenes do you remember
best from "Gone With the Wind?
A survey reveals that most people
recall Cd Atlanta burning; 90 the
thousands of wounded soldiers lying
at the depot; 90 Scarlett' fall down.
stairs; 90 Scarlet shooting the Yam
kee soldier; Cd Rhett Buffers say
ing IT don't give a damn" It's
drawing crowds for the third time
in New York; seems as If 1t will
go on forever.
-
Kate Smith has begun her fifth
year Of broadcasting ''Kate Smith
Speaks" her daily commentator
program. It's originated from no.
tells, theaters, restaurants, railroad
whistle stops, wherever she hap
pened to be-once, lately, from her
mothers living room.
*
ODDS AND ENDS-"Flying Blonde"
the story of tOOn,an test pilot, is
scheduled for Lana Turner :. Mario.
rie Main will wear pink satin
dancing costume, complete With Sc.
quins, in the Wallace Berry SACK.
ass Maiw Ed,Uard Arnold's stand
in, William Hoover, has joined the
Marines; he's lost As pounds and
doesn't look so much like arnold any
more Shirley Temples CrossIey
rating tUith "Junior Miss" for March
is more than tVice as high as the
Average rating scored by newcomers to
the air during the past too years
And BY the same rating Jack Benny
scored first place. for the same month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Attack laps
Around Buna
GIN. MACARTHuH's HEAD

GIN. MACAEruiks HEAD
QUANTITIES.. Australia General
Douglas hacArthurs American
troops opened . heavy nss at
tack saturday On ths rectangular
Japanese besehbssd 81 Buns Mis-
slon on the north Nsw Guinea
coast
Field guns and mofiars 0psnsd
. bonbsrdmsnt and while enemy
guns replied the Infantry i'd
vsnesd against the sronT system
~ plilboxss AMI msohins gun
nests protecting the southeastern
end Of tss Japanese positions.
In the attack ares. ths Jspao-
csc Ere no~ confined 70 an area
about ons and tNo-thirds miles
long between sbs BDaa Mission
and Cape En1sisders. ens ard one
half snd one and thrss-fosrfhs
miles deep. 1'hsy have . strong
defense linz. nsnksd BY psiI boxes.
only q fs~ yards from ths new
American positions AZ the old
alrpisns landing strip.
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Up went the Army-Hayy Il
flag TO the top Of the Tacoma
bodybuilding CO. ysrdarm Friday
and. as II f1uttered in the breeze.
down the ways went the firms
latest contribution TO the var ef-
fort the minesweepsr YMs IA.
n aas the first Army-Sssy
production award granted n
local plant for construction ~
minesu eepers. The presents-
ton event alone would have
been enough To have thrilled
the crowd Of ssne zoo PR
sons. mostly wives and chill
dren Of the yards employees.
But. beesu~ Tacoma Boat
buildings 500-odd employees bent
extra effort during the past fsas
days 10 complete the YHs IA In
time. the awarding Of the -
for production VAS fttingiy eli.
NAKED By launching the sleek
craft.
Capt. A. &. Thomas. Us>.
presented the Anyway ~"
pennant. Arne strem. ee-
ewner Of the pissf, accepted
on behalf Of the management
and Carl szfher on behalf Of
employees
Haidor Dahl. strosn's partner.
Who was 70 have accepted the z
pins for employees from Capt ".
J. Malone. was unable 20 b. pres
snt and the pins xere presented
by the naval captain % various
foremen Of the yard Dahl was
10 have flown out from the Mayo
clinic. Rochester. MINI. where he
nss been confined BY Illness. but
he was unable 70 make sirplsne
connections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Only 3-Dsy Holiday
For N. W. Lumber Camps

The Traditional holiday smut
down IN Northwest issmssr camps.
which IN previous years lasted
from a fsN days b~foFe Christ
nas 70 well int0 January. ssnt
~ the boards Saturday. sup
planted BY a fhrss-day holiday
over the Christmas weekend.
y. ~ Bfundags. western log
snd lumber administrator for Ore
Eon. Washington. Idaho. Montana
ana California, issued = directive
ordering operating schedules 70
bs resumed IN al ioggisg camps
Monday. Dec. Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Tacoma bodybuilding Co. Gets
f. Flag, Launches Sweeper

Mayor Harry r. Cain praised
the efforts Of str.m and Dahl
and employees Of the company
for their Industry and ist~iii-
Eenes 10 earning the prodse-
fiss award BE pointed out
that beth strsm and Dahl
e.sss 10 the q. =. emily com
psratiseIy Recently from for
eixn lands.
Mrs.. John Flinfoff. wife ~ ons
Of the foreman. sponsored the
YMs 24s
Jean Paul King. chief specialist
former nationally known radio an.
nouneer vas master o. eeremon'
iss. Music was furnished ~ ar
army Coast Artillery band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Tse.ua rsns>~ ssaa Writer
Capt Harry . spseth. r.. home
On . is-dsy flFloaEh after ~ en-
tira year In the front lines. lead.
hls friends and nossy newspaper
men 20 believe that 4 hasent done
anything
"oh. ye@hs-
~ss ysa hsses9 dsn< any
thing. Capt. spseths
What would won call flying =
portion Of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's staff out o. the Philip
pines 10 Australia And hew
about your repeated hamblnrs 81
Rshsul. Of Lac and e,her Jap
stronehoids In IN. South Pacific :
IAN a nswspapermsn can say
10 you. Capt spisth, u that you're
a pretty lousy Judge Of your e~n
work. And. by the way. hos about
that Distinguished frying cro..
you have the right TO wsAr -
Nut Capt. sps~th. . stub
barn sssa. repeat. nser~s that
- really hsses't asse rsueh."
"sure. SURF. Capt. spieth, ell
right. 50 YOU haven't done much. I"
BE sat Saturday ln his home ~
fs0s No. Cedar u Grouped around
him were his wife. the former
Cynthia Mllsted. daughter II Mr..
and Mrs. George Milsted. 2sit No.
Union st; hls son. two-snd-s-haif-
year-ola Glen. and his father. Wait
ing from Portland. and you know
what he talked about
Well. he TALKED sbsut The
weather. Ne wondered " Inc
sun ever comes suf In Tacoma.
er b. ths q. =. Ne ssid Ne
hadn't seen the snu sisce he
arrived hack In the q. \. is~s
week.
With much assistance from
Capt. splsth's wife and father the
reporter finally did manage to
drag out Capt. spisth's conception
u nothing
Ne va. . member " Tire
18th Heavy Bomberamsst
squadron. the mast famous
rgBsdros ia the a. =. slr
force. the only one whieh had.
until . few days sss. se~s
esstisse.. setisa against ibs
Japanese since DEE. !. isti.
His original squadron. the TN.
was Incorporated into the 18Th
In Java. More medals have been
dealt out 20 members 81 the 18Th
than 10 those ~ any 0thsr single
squadron. literally hundreds u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Suspect Touhy, Pal in Holdup

emo AGo Authorities believed
Saturday thai Roger Tssssy and
Basil iThs OWL nankhsrf. fuai-
tive gsns.isrs. mag hsss b<sn t~o
n ths fonr masked gunner sho
wounded : guard IN staging tss
10000 holdsp Friday ~ . eur
rsney ssehsnEs car ~ the Buick
plant
Toahy ami HssEhsrf with i've
others stabbed en- inmate and shot
guard IN escaping from state
yllls psnitsntisfy oet .
Tina hoidsp occurred shortly b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
STATE. EDITION
Hospital Space at Premium
Crisis in BabyIand!
Births Increase---
Safety Pin Shortage!
Mr.. Sfork Popular Bird Here
Mr.. Stork Popular Bird Here

constant average Of eight per day
Thus far. the sterk has made more
than 1855 trips this year.
In the meantime. while
mother and babe are resting
st the hospital. proud papa n
quietly hut surely going mad
trying 90 find necessary attire
for the heir. Diapers can stiil
be found at places. but safety
pins. the mainstsy Of juniors
garb. are not 90 b had for
any price. They. too. have
gone TO war.
Safety pin shortage was called
to attention OF The Tacoma Times
Continued on Page 4. Column II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

WASHINGTON me Offlos u
Price Administration hos pest
psnsd until Jan Is ist3. the final
data Tor obtaining ssr f.tien
bsok no l.
Weather conditions. transports.
ton problems and heavy wef<
loads ~ many kzpaFd offices al
Contributed "a ths difficulty Al
finishing registration - Dse. ~
sbs assdilns originally eat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Seek State
Funds 10 Aid
City Golfers

Finance commissioner Val Fsw.
eett warned legislators Friday
night that unless state money wss
given Tacoma. the city would b.
forced 10 either slash it, iess bud
get or face dire financial difficult
ties IN days 10 come.
The legislators. dinner guests 81
city and county officials. heard
Fawcett explain that the city 81
Tacoma had set up IL budget
early in the year on certain en-
pected revenues. But. since then
IL. appears certain that revenues
from liquor sales and gasoline are
TO be sharply curtalled.
LET'S not fool ourselves"
said Faweeff. "if ne try 10
keep mp IA she budget With NO
fipAnciai help. We viii fisd
ourselves financially emhsr-
a..ed. should Ne b. forced "a
dip Into eur limited surplus
nov. where win We ~ when
the war .. over and . possible
depression sets ins o. myself.
shudder 10 think Of a."
Fawcett further warned there
would be no hope of going through
the postwar period should Ta-
coma be denied financial aid this
legislative seAsion.
Legislators. also heard Mayor
Harry r. Cain express a desire
that cities be given authority 10
spend state money - they saw
III At present. he said. the state
had restrictions on how gasoline
and liquor funds could be spent
He hoped that home rule would be
the policy 10 come.
The mayer also appealed
thai Taeen. be given finsn-
cial aid. he said that Of the
stoe.0oo anticipated liquor
CONTINUED on Page >. Column 81
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Gull Saved
Lives Of 7,
Says "Rick"
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Death-cheat-
ing Eddie Rickenbscker. who with
six companions was rescued from
the Pacific after ~ days adrift.
told Saturday how an hour after
he and his starving fellows prayed
for food, a sesgull lighted on his
shoulder.
Telling the full story Of his
latest escape from. death 10 re-
porters at press conference ar
ranged by Secretary Of War
Henry L. stimson, Rickenbacker
said he and the other survivors
could not have lasted another 4s
hours If they hadn't caught that
seagull.
Rickenbacker told about the
take-off from Hawaii in a Flying
Fortress and running out OF gas
before reaching the point of des-
tination. an unidentified South Pa
cific island.
The last message we got
out was that we had an hours
gas left. Then our radio
operator started pounding out
the SOS for an hour until we
hit"
For a moment after the land
ing. Riekenbacker related. there
was confusion within the ship
One Of the rubber life-rafts be-
came tangled in the rope.
We were all so anxious to get
away from the ship. we didn't pay
much attention To rations. We
left the water behind. For food
we had four oranges scrawny
ones at that - which we lived on
for eight days.
~ carved these up into
eight pieces and rationed them
out.
If you ever had seven pairs
Of hungry eyes watching the
CONTINUED on Page ,. Column 81
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That fast flying. ever moving
bird. the stork. will remember the
year 1912 for time 10 come. While
train. plane and bus travel is ra-
toned. he finds his schedule
absolutely unlimited. Babies, says
he. are a mighty popular item IN
Tacoma.
For instance. Mt Tacoma
General hospital. Mr.. stork h
30 popular with his bundles
from heaven" that physicians
and nurses are having diff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Guilty finding space to aecomo-
date the old. two-legged bird.

date the old. two-legged bird.
Walter A. Heath. hospital direc-
tor, said there was a time that a
small section of the third floor
was more than sufficient TO care
for the newcomers. But. not any
more.
Before the rush, 81 beds
covered the hospitals needs.
Now. enlarged quarters have
more than 20 beds, and all Of
them spoken for.
Heath further pointed out that
only two or three babies arrived
daily in the past, while the new
schedule has been boosted TO a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

LONDON - British submarines
have torpedoed three more enemy
supply ships in the Mediterranean
and all may be considered de-
stroyed. the admiralty announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

nAN euAnGnneo 4 f.<ernD
jury estsr1sr soesIe<e1 uo1ee1o1
ns<<isl. a. &ll&Ge1 fo(uee No.
sfs<m fseep~<. a eftemD>o1 49,
t&s< N NI<smer6 sNiD1oF0 -
fslzixs 4. p - nefe 1uu1en(11
bs4 10 - y<sss ~ fsseesni rr1orrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Nazis Strike
Out in Force

MOSCOW-The Red army,
In a smashing. four-day Of
fensive In the middle Don
sector. has killed 10000 Ger
mans, taken 10000 prisoners
and advanced between so and
IS miles, a special Soviet COM
munique said Saturday.
MOSCOW = The Soviet high
command indicated Saturday that
the Germans had begun a second
big scale drive to free their armies
trapped between the Don and
Volga, on the Stalingrad front.
The Soviet noon comunique re-
ported that the Red army had
beaten off fierce infantry and tank
attacks southwest OF Stalngrad
The Germans retreated, leaving
many dead and IL guns and other
important material.
This report was preceded at mid
night by official accounts of earlier
fierce tank and infantry actions
southwest Of Stalingrad In that
fighting, the Germans succeeded
in capturing "a village. but did not
hold il long. A Russian counter
attack took it back, killed hun
dreds' Of Germans and destroyed
seven tanks.
Even more Indicative Of the
German effort was report in the
midnight Soviet communique that
90 German planes had been de-
stroyed Among them were eight
transports in the Stalingrad sec
tor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
ELEH1u15

From 5:22 p. m. Saturday
until 1853 a. m. Sunday and
from 5:23 p. m. Sunday until
1858 a. m. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
7 Jap Ships Sunk
By American Subs

MAsHINGTO>--American sub
marines sank teven more Japanese
supply ships and auxiliariss In the
Pacific combat area. the navy an
nounced.
This new toll boosted the total
Of Japanese ships sunk BY Amer
lean submarines 10 los.
The navy reported these new
enemy victims. eli sunk. q large
tanker. q large cargo ship. a me-
dunn sized tanker. two medium
sized ships. one medium sized tran
port and a trswier.
RANK TRaSsAcTJoSs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

fsss D n. ~b<n the sfmss<.f
oar drove ap - the fIulen plsaf
preparatory 10 ss1h,ss payday
shseks.