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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

BARCLAY
Make rennat. oustards according to
dlregtisng on package. When ready
to serve top each rennet-eustaFd with
canned apricot half, rounded side up
Sweet Dreams Punch
4 cups freshly made, chilled
decaffeinsted coffee
w pints Ice cream
Grated nutmeg
Pour the decaffeinated cofEss over
pint OF ice cream in a punch bowl or
big mixing bowl, and blend lightly
with an egg heater until the ice cream
Is partly melted. Add additional ice
cream In spoonfuis to the punch.
Sprinkle with grated nutmeg. Vanilla,
coffee or chocolate ice cream combines
well with the coffee flavor. Remem-
Der. In making deeaffeinated ceffee,
that II needs slightly longer brewing
to bring out les fun, rich favor. You
and your guests can indulge in second
and third glasses OF this punch with
out worry over sleeping problems later
on.
valaAtIns LisdsskFaHz Cheese canapss
Use slightly stale bread and cut in
X inch slices. Cut the slices IN
SQUARES, circles, oblengs and tri.
angles. Toast one side quickly so
that 1t win not be hard. Crisp
crackers and numerous special cock
tail and eanape crackers also make
good foundations, and SO does thinly
sliced pumperniekel Spread crackers.
toast or bread with AedsriIans
cheese, Camembert, and Brie. and
gsFnlsh with sliced olives, tiny picked
onions, watercress, parsley anchovies
or pimiente. The cocktail cheese
spreads, including Blue cheese, whaah
has taken the place Of vanished
Requefort, are delicious served on
crisp potato chips and short lengths
Of celery arc also appetlzing as canaps
foundations.
cupla's Magic Candles
u cups CIV OF. CAM sweetened cen.
denaed milk
! teaspoon vanilla
cups siftsd eonfaetlensrs' (IXl
sugar (aboutl
Blend sweetensd condensed milk
and vanilla. Add confectionery sugar
gradually and continue mixing until
snosth and creamy, Use between
halved nut meats and as stuffing for
dates. Or form into small balls and
roll In chopped nut meats, shredded
eoeonut, grated chocolate, chopped
candied fruits. Or flavor variously
and color lightly and form into round.
fat creams, Or pat out on lightly
sugared hoard to Y inch thick and
cut hearts with cookie cutter. Allow
to dry for two or three hours. These
candles are so easy that even g. be-
ginner cock can make them by this
magically failure-proof recipe,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

cal education instructor of
Hampton Institute, Hampton.
Va, as his assistant coordin-
atorS in the national Office of
the Division of Physical Fitness
in the Office of Civilian De-
Tense. Miss Motion and Owens
took Office in this city.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14
U, 5. To Blame

~ Lands had recent oecas-
20 converse with the PFesi-
but it is dollars to dough
that Mr.. Lands never ever
ltloned the Gelored ball play.
curing the entire conference
90 was for saving major
ae baseball in this country
lS a serious question in the
fas Of many Colored fans,
fher major league baseball,
us present set-up, is worth
Rng.
serhaps we'd better scrap the
" unjust set-up until after
war and build a better "na-
: p9stlme' q little later on.
:. lsfe Is little satisfaction in
slflAE "a and Ma DiMaggio
AiVlne put Of their citizen
4 application so long. They
4. better and they owed it
us country, But at the same
!he U. S, authorities let
get away with it during
4, ,isSe years; even when the
y became nationally FAM
~ their address was very
4. AhoWn. 1t is just another
q fayeFing certain groups
excluding Others.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

~ ~
There's going to be lots OF extern
peraneaus entertaining this year,
especially when the boys dash home
unexpectedly from camp. So keep in
yenF Ale Of good things to serve an
easy=te-prepare punch that tastes
good with sandwiches, homemade
cookies and cake, Here's one that
VIII keep you and your young guests
on the ritanin standard we are all
following today, because the most
important ingredient is canned IN
swsstsnsd Hawaiian pineapple juice,
which is q good source Of beth vita
Mains B-l and c.
It's called Paradise Island Punch,
and the recipe gees like this: Place
one quart Of orange shsrhet in a
feur-quart punch bowl Pour in three
quarts RRsweetsHed Hawaiian pine
ample Juice which have been we'll
chilled In the can before opening.
Garnish with lemon and Inns slices
and spriRs Of fresh mint, Serve at
once. Yield; Four quarts,
eFeilsd sssllsps with Raeen
box d7 esD Gulek-froEsn ssalleps,
> tablespoons olive oil or melted butter
Salt and pepper
to 8 aliees haeop
Place seailops in CREASED shallow
ereillHg pan; pour oil over scalleps
and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Ryoil 81 medium heat minutes, Turn
seallaps, top with bacon and breil 10
minutes, turning bacon after s min
utea. Drain on ungiaxed paper, Serve
hot. Serves 4. This ocean treat Is one
Of the famous resort specialties that
auiek-ffaesiHg has made practical for
party Refreshments or the farrily
table, no matter how fas you live
fFpm the sea. An the chores OF clean
ing and preparing are done before
quick-freeEinE seals In fresh ocean
SAVIOR. vitamins and minerals,
Llmas . Il FraHealsa
cups cooked, dried Llmas
: tablespoons butter
teaspoon salt
y tsaspesh pepper
~ cups milk
l sgg, slightly beaten
Plaes milk, Llmas, butter ana sea ;
ssnings In q saucepan. When hot, add
egg diluted With milk. stir until thick.
orange ehrysanahemum salad
s Navel oranges
cup unpeeled apple slices
Lsmenixed FRaypnnaiae
Salad green's
Cut tops from oranges. Remove
meat in pieces. Cut grange she'll to
initiate petals Of okrysaBthemum.
Combine orange. apple and dressing,
FIJI shells, Serves s.
ehlIdFeB's Delight
! package vanilla rennet powder
pint milk, not canRsd
Or 8 canned apricot halves
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14
Paige Famed Joe

The long delayed parental sp-
|acation for citizenship can
erdly reflect upon the younger
Rneration Of DiMaggioS who ap-
Rrently have far more respect
b. Roosevelt than they have for
sgnor Mussolini, This seems
b be the general attitude Of
ost younger generation IbRl-
An-Americans who are bitterly
fre at Mussolints enslaVement
Hitler.
Certainly Joe DiMaggio proved
&mself a real American when he
hong all major leaguers, ae-
&lovledged that Sepia satchel
sige was one of the greatest
&st ball pitchers he ever faced,
b played against Colored ball
Cubs in California before COM
b up to the big leagues and
bis is a sin which would bar Joe
om the Axis, So far as we
bow, the quiet studiouS Dom
Maggie, and talented Vince
biMaggio are also rather typical
american boys we can be proud
u They, and probably their
Parents are not to be blamed
pr current conditions so much
are the alleged protectors of
enocracy who do not upheld
H. law
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14
ETHEL WATERS DUKE ELLINGTON
AT Rk0 BOSTON THEATRE

Ethel Waters, celebrated IN
ternatienal star of stage,
screen and radio, plus Duke
Ellington, creator of the new
vogue in American dance mu=
sic are the dual personalities
announced to headline the
RKO Boston stage show start
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

ing FridaJ, Feb. 81. On t he
screen the first run film will
be North to the Klondike" the
perturbation of Jack London's
famous novel, starring Brod
Crawford. Andy Devine and
Evelyn Ankers.
Ethel Waters, direct from
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

dancers,
The story of North to the
Klondike" deals with a war be-
tween miners and homestead
ers in Alaska, with Crawford
and CLANCY as leaders Of the
opposing forces.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14
"Sense + Gents
Total Defense"

ITO keep coffee fresh and fla.
/ Fsfful, store it in the feflig-
sfstsF-aaa buy no more than a
weeks supply, You'll use less
eofes per cup il you fellaE these
simple rules.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14
Woman s Department
,021ahlG potOnln1q
BEAUTY - ROMANCE
SPONSORED :&4
sIaal SEE ;k1lia AZ

The lorisuse seouiY BWeav wus sstabiished by The
GodsfFey Manufacturing Company to study meiheds
OF preserving wemens nevrel besviY. and 10 make
the results Of this research oSalahls 10 The public
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-14

laysst the PeaHiss saved in Oh.
FENsE SAVINGS STAMPS. Uncle
Sam can use every eeat yeu can
spare from your household budget.
Encourage your husband to CO.
operate with any plan for pay rell
savings that his company may in
stituts for Defense BOND PUT.
ehases--fer War Nesds Money!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
RITES AT OXFORD
FOR MRS. M. FOX

Oxford, Feb. l0.-Funeral serV-
ices fer Mrs. NJ. Fox. mother of Sam
II. Fox OF Oxford, Wei. conducted
Sunday morning at II O'Clock at her
home in Norfolk, Va. She died Fri
day night after a lengthy illness.
Surviving are SIX children, Mr..
Fox of oxford, \. r. Fox of Rocky
Mount, Ben Fox of Louisburg, Ms.
Rose Orleans of Norfolk, Mrs. i.
Berman, of Port mouth, and Mrs. l..
Goldman of Berkeley. Va: n broth
er. |. Fox of Roanoke, Va; and two
sisters. Mrs. Attel and Mrs, Anker Of
Berkeley.
Those from oxford attending the
funeral other than the immediate
family were Mrs. Collie Wilson anC
Miss Sadie Day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10

out a cigaret and lit it. We'll, I un-
derstand eXactly-ard I'm not at
all shocked
She was curious. why not?"
Because l knew this would come
| to pass sooner or later. It's a shame
that YOU two people are so imbued
with a sense of loyalty" he said
vaguely.
What two people"
you and Neil. You're both try
ing to be loyal to me and the firm,
| and as a result, you won't face the
matter %squarely. Yet. as | see it,
is all very simple now. All you've
| got to do is tell Tay it's all off and
its solved"
1t wasn't as simple Is that. Molla
knew. Something was holding her
back from admitting her love for
Neil. She felt she knew what it
was, but was quite helpless about
overcoming it,"
It's funny he told her. Il
wanted you for a daughter-in-law
terribly much-yet I'm the first to
call it no dice when l see it won't
work"
He took her hands in his. Risk
ing your happiness isn't worth TAX
ing a chance
Familiar words. Molla recalled.
Very familiar.
Slowly Molla took the square-cut
emerald diamond from her third
finger. She handed it to Tay.
What's this for?" he asked
quickly.
This is why wanted to see YOU
tonight. Tay. This is Why I rushed
out of the Office the other day, when
l realized definitely that we both
would be making a mistake. You
see, Tay, l never have been able to
overcome my doubts. That is not
good for either of us. This is as it
should be. | hope you Will forgive
me"
He looked at the ring moodilv.
For just a split second Molla half
hoped he would offer an argument.
However weak, it would have SUBJ
stantiated her love for him until
then if he would fight to hold her.
But he didn't. A slow, crooked
smile came over his face. Some
how have a bunch you're doing a
smart thine love y0r--Sr,ra 7 do
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
No RHMgeH0MA QN&;1
mu,mIr = JERRY BRONofIflD R1
JERRY %BQONDFIElD

smile Of old broke out again.
NO, your father said he wss o.
ing to help me find a new position
We agreed it wouldn't be wise f..
me to continue working at Wbitl
worths." She shrugged. "a u.oa,.
perhaps 10 days. That will be an
He looked at her closely. fba,
bent down and kissed her.
You wouldn't begrudge that -
q broken-hearted shell Of a man
would you?"
Molla closed the door behind hin,
softly. There were no broken heart.
in this affair.
Moila turned to go upstairs. br,
just IS she did so the telephone
rang. She picked up the receiver
and said Hello" The call was fo,
her.
Yes, this is Molla Glendon." She
didn't recognize the other voice. II
was that of a man, low-pitched and
well-modulated.
Il have news for you" the vote.
said. "News-about your mother
Molla's heart took a great. ex.
ultant leap. who are you? Tell m.
quickly. what do you know"
I'm sorry I cannot tell you over
the telephone" the man told her.
May l suggest that you come here
If it is convenient"
But certainly" Molla said ex,
citedly. Where must l go?"
The man gave her an address On
East Eighty-seventh street. Il nv.
self do not have this news. l am
merely calling for a friend who
does. His name is Miller, Mr.. Paul
Miller. Ask for him when you ar.
rive
The man at the other end hung
up. Molla a upstairs. grabbed her
coat and dashed out. She hailed A
taxi at the corner and gave the
driver the address.
Fifteen minutes later Molla
paused in front of a small apart
l4S4It bH!idl!lS' SiIt SCdIIlicu the Gl-
rectory for the name. There it wa.
Paul Miller. She rang the bell
and presently the door lock clicked
and she went inside.
The apartment was on the see
ond floor. She knocked and was adj
mitted by an elderly man with
glasses. Miss Glendon?" he MUIR
INJURED and motioned her in.
May l take your coat. please"
the mar said. Mr.. Miller Will DO
here presently. He is making a tele.
phone call in his study"
Molla sat down and picked Up a
magazine, but she vas 700 excited to
read. Just as she was about to cast
the magazine aside a voice behind
her said. AN, my dear Molla."
Molla froze in her chair. Even as
she turned around She knew to
whom that orc belonged.
she faced the nan before ner.
Kurt Wiihe'm,' she whispered.
You are back"
ITO l." TontinufD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10

(COnunled Iroin -aee OnP>
northeast OF the big Dutch naval
base at Soerabaia, Java
Other Japanese troops effected a
new landing at GaSmata, on the south
coast Of Austraiia-mandated NeN
Britain Island IN the Bismarck
archipc lago. New Britain lies about
600 miles north Of Australia.
\ Il utcrs lEritlsh news agencv)
dispatch said the Singapore RADIO
went Off the air at 7;30 a. H., EWT,
t3day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
~THIRTY-S1X

NI1 I-iN
kOLLA,s stretched on her peo
Ally clothed. aWoke to hear some
me knocking at her door. 1t was
lark outside. She must have beer
ssleep fer several hours.
Molla heard Ends voice outside
tra door. "Nolla. Mr.. WhitWoith is
here and wants to see you"
Molla pressed her fingers to her
TEMPLES. Her mind was still be-
logged from sleep. She sat for q
moment and then it all came back
to her. She had been on the verge
of telling Tay she didn't love him
and had walked out of the office.
Now Burton Whitworth was
here. She fixed her hair. applied a
little bit Of makeup and went down
stairs.
They told me you left a little
hurriedly this afternoon he said
Were you me-
Her voice sounded hollow even tc
herself. "No-no, l just left, that's
all"
He looked at her sharply. We'll
that isn't what wanted to see you
about. | wanted to ask if you re
member making some carbon
copies Of something that looked like
a chemical formula today-a for
mula for concrete
Puzzled lines formed on her fore.
head, then broke. Yes | DO. L made
three copies of it. It seemed to be
something new you were working
on. was it not"
He NODDED quite new. Molla
did you ever study chemistry?'
Yes"
Then that sheet wasn't too for
cien to YOU"
I didn't study the sheet, how
ever
"Molla, you must forget every
shred, every figure You saw on tina;
formula. VIII you?'
certainly. Was it something
should not have seem"
1t was something nobody should
see He patted her hand. But
there's nothing to be alarmed over,
l just wanted to make sure. You'll
be in tomorrow?
She didn't answer Immediately.
Something wrong. isn't there? ?"
he said sharply.
MOlla stood m and went over tc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
BOOK OF THE DEAD

The famous Egyptian Book of the
Dead or The Book of that which Is
in the Underworld divides the u
derworld into twelve caVerns or 10
gions, corresponding to the twelve
hours Of the night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
on COTTON

Insurance on cotton will 2e aVal
able 10 North Carolina farmers 10.
the first time this year through ta'
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
says G.. Tom Scott, chairman of tar
state AAA committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
PFPAER SCHOOLS TO BE HELD

Farm machinery repair schools will
be held IN practically every county
II North Carolina during February,
REPORTS y S. Weaver, agricultural
engineer OF N. G. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10

One of the sure signs OF greatness
is freedom from envy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-10
Jap Forces Drive
Into City Itself

(COnunlled RON -aGe OnP>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

SMALL TOWN DEALER can and VIII pay
more for 1880 and ~ Fords. Merturys
and Chevrolets only low mileage cars cone
sidercd Plymouth Motor Sales Co, 40
South AiTtrr-- t-tyrU1urh MIch Phone 100.
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AUTO LOANS Cars. house trailers trucks
boats cash while you wait Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc 3Ot0 r. Grand Blvd MA. Oif2
AUTO loans. $40 10 $500 made IN 10 min.
utes Aetna Finance. 1850 Cass RA. 5000
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BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois

Feftf1 te56 trunk tudor good average
tires. will sell Al Sis a. owner cannot
use See Wait Waves aS4O-N oodwatd
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Diamond Loans

Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
III WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
LIBERAL LOANS -- Diamonds watches
jewelry. extraordinary unredeemed bar
cams. Bonded Loan Company, 253 Mich
tEan
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Auto Loans
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1866 GRATfOT AVE.
iRATIOT AVE

CHRYSLER-1p4 windsor 2-door. white
tires radio and heater. Carson BUICK
1927 Hamilton.
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BUICK 1887 4-door practically new tires
radic heater your car may make down
Ia rn%H' I0ig2 Mach
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BERT BAKER

~ Grand River al Livernois
PLYMOUTH 1856 s.iaar sedan Al con-
r.tIur heater % ttcs 5000 Pti-
waite Townsend s-bslo
PLYMOUTH 1887 1-plss sedan will pay
i's WAY Carson Buck lii27 Hamilton.
CONSULT ttr enlarged Real Estate lis'-
'rEs no tte ng sunday Times want ~
Section
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DODGE -4-doOr Luxury Liner scdan lq4l;
heater. Ike new $50, down -will
trade Law & KoWalk 1i6Ol Liyernois,
NorthlAwn s52g
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
mas in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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MR.. WAR WORKER
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TRAILER TRAVEL co.
294l East Jefferson
25i4l Grand River al l-Mile
$1,000 East Michigan, nr. Hpsilanu
COVERED WAGON-Metal exterior, sleeps
1, very clean inside, cut. $500 trade
terms shamrock, l3it7 Schaefer.
CUSTOM BUILT; % feet overall. kitchen
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294l EAST JEFFERSON
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TRAILER parts. accessories also repair
parts. Federal Trailer, 1000 West War
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Repair Your Car-Terms
Brakes clutch plates trausmissions, front
ends batteries rear end low prices.
1851 GRATlOT. OPEN ives.
DAVIS MOTOR REBJfLDERs
422s CASS AVE TEMPLE i-O653
me enlarged Real Estate list
inEs IN the biz sunday Times Want Al
secfiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05

fr EHHf. 80 Ca.HkIea ~ F
So HaEe. ul M#Hwfa HeroEulzea
enasf #H#..a..= H#ad aHa discussed
Hllr H#HH be- k-uF SINS exam
med - HafI.a5#. and fseammeuaeu
future care GHH4fff aza
FIGURES ANaI1TTn
A total Ut a - tHr 81 pafiHuts
sfre HH In. H##H.r .rt aHsa "a ffau
thp q. eHuu =Hea lrH = from re
EallAea area 60 tIe 81 total II
So Uefa daeHazfd le tuberculosis
sufferer fa afH# .1e6fed ut haf-
iug TIE di,rase aeHe arrested
eases. and A. had healed ehidhoag
tuberculosis infections
UsiuE a system perfected bY u
Ira HIzeaek professor ai paaae
health n vale university and baset
on surveys m various communities
in the United Ssalft. u aas revealed
that after cacH death from tuoer-
cuiasis ltr addition active eases
were found The patient Who dIec
and each 0l tie contacts had al
average Of three contacts each. Thu
p persons were affected. leaving
] 2S3 person, IN need oi health sn-
peryisian since there were 56 deaths
from tuberculosis IN Imperial county
within a year tae spread oi ihe
disease may be estimated
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Valley Men Going
roCotton Parley
To Discuss Losses

Development of the 1912 federal
crop insurance corporation program
to reimburse cotton growers for
net losses sustained from causes
beyond their control, will be dis
cussed at a meeting of AAA COM
mitteemen in Fresno Monday.
L. C. Hawk, chairman of the
Imperial County Agricultural Con-
servation committee, said war de
velopments affecting cotton grow
ers' ability to obtain critical mate
rials and equipment are factors in
fluencing operation of the federal
crop insurance program and in
iecting the net loss provision
This years program guarantees in
sured growers return of so to rs
per cent of the farms normal yield
he said.
Committeeman and others from
eight California cotton producing
counties will meet at 10 am. Mon
day at the Californian hotel in
Fresno. Hawk and Rudolph Miller
will attend from Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
American Soldiers
World S Best Paid
After 1sf of July

WASHINGTON. June Sup
American soldiers sailors and ma
Hnas we're virtually assured today
of 80 a ninth minimum pay be-
SHINING july /. making them the
worlds best-paid warriors.
sen Robert N Ia Toilette. Prog,
Ws said that on Monday he would
seek % instruct senate conferees
Jl Ihe armed forces pay bill to
aceens schedules adopted by the
house Senate leaders declared pri-
yately that 4 the issue came 10 a
vote there Vas no doubt that a
ma Iof8iy Of the senate would up
hold the house approved $50 in
stead of the s42-a-month minimum
previously voted by the senate.
The senate passed and sent TO
the house bill C authorize pay
meuf % allowances 20 dependents Of
men - the armed services meas
ure preparing Tor the day when the
army begins drafting married men
and Others deferred because of de-
pendents
TIE senate bill applies only TO
the four lowest grades Of enlisted
men Who viii earn up 70 SIS menth-
Is aader the increased schedules,
and sets up Two classes of depend
tnts WhO vii receive pay.
The war and navy departments
would deduct So a month from the
mems pay. sending 1t TO class A
dependents and children
and class b dependents - parents,
grandparents. brothers. sisters ana
grandchildren II soldier or sail
or had dependents in beth classes,
81 month would be deducted from
his pay check.
To this sum the government
would contribute enough money to
make these payments:
To a wife with no ehild-s50.
To a wife and one child-S62.
To a wife and two children-s72
and SO Tor each additional child.
one parent-S37
Two parents-s47.
one parent and brother or sis
ter-S42
one parent and two brothers or
siSters-S47.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-05
Midway Defenses
Rebel Attackers

mander in chief of the u. s. Pacific
fleet, revealed the Japanese attack
on Midway island and the "contin-
uing attacks" against the enemy
forces in a communique issued from
his headquarters at Pearl Harbor.
In addition to damaging the Jap
anese battleship and carrier the
Navy, Army and air force defenders
of Midway shot down many enemy
planes in beating off the carrier
based attack, it was said
The fact that a battleShip was
included indicated that the enemy
force moving up to within about
1,150 miles of Hawaii and Pearl
Harbor may have been of consider
able size, including cruisers and
destroyers.
Only minor damage was done to
the u. S. defenseS on Midway, which
has been attacked six times by jap
anese planes and warShipS since the
outbreak of the war in the Pacific
six months ago. The island lies
along the United States Dutch
Harbor-Pearl Harbor defense line.
Thus far the japanese have made
no claims regarding the Dutch Har-
Dor and Midway attacks, possibly
because of their failure to achieve
perhaps because the attacks merely
were "feelerS" for larger assaults
to come.