davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
BY c. x. CUNNINGHAM

ALLIED HFAD0UARTEES, North
Africa, Dec. 11-CUPl-GermaNy is
pouring air borne reinforcements
into southern TsnjSia by gliGer
against stiff opposition by French
[, oops and the American Earachut-
troops of Lieut. Col. Edison d. Raft
of New YorF Citv. adVices to head
quarters said today
"a Headquarters dispatch from
Walter Logan, United Press cor
respondent. reported that Germany
was landing the glider borne troops
all along the coast as far south
as GabeS, 205 miles south of Tunis
and for a considerable distance in
land.
NOT IN ACTION
THE reinforcements have been
landing in increasing numbers sine.
Tuesday Logan reported.
$50 far, he said, the air borne
troops had not been in action and
apparently both sides were feeling
out the others advanced rositionso
The gliders were reported to be
large ones and it Was believed the3
were being flown from Sardinia and
Sicily
They were bringing the Germans
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
US. Commander in
Britain Predicts
Staggering Blows

ICNDCN, Dec. tUPD-Amcr-
lean troop movements throughout
the Worlu C.saaIcd BY the hllled
landings in Africa are only lore
taste Of further staggering blows
AGAINST falJering Axis, MAJ. Gen.
Russell ?. Hartle, commanding I'm
tied States troops in the BRUSH
Isles. said Monday.
IN response to requests for
statement on The first anniversary
of the Gcrnan-IJalian war declaTa-
tjons against the United States,
Tfartle SAID; .,.
with our might and our Allies
we march against the common
eremv of each II spells Hlt.crS
ultimate destruction.
MEN EVERYWHERE
To-day. Dec. II, 1912, marks the
inst anniversary Of Americas sec
ond war with Gcmany in q single
orrcrat!0n. "a the 12 months just
1.st American r. oduction has
',wa!Icd to q terrible flood OF ships,
,l.acS. f&uEy aud Guns which IS
nov ea.t.rre the forces 0! evil
which are rcaclute,y confronted by
~
~rhe dispatch Of American fight
~ mcu 10 9very corner Of tAc
lobe. which illuminated il the an
g,aoedented overseas movement o!
T,itisn o .d AG-G-ican troops INTO
E3rlh Africa j. but tie foref"Ste
N cIl:ae. stsgge.ing blows aBolnSs
tie faltering AXIS.
on this anniversary, marEe
v1tr hooe 70" ua. we ponder thc
bitter reflections OF Hitler as he
rrruprehena &c ICrmidable comb!-
nation OF 2oHcr against which he
has set niu II ana r ole,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR TIE COUNTY
OF IMPERIAL
No. 2O444
SUMMONS
Harry w. Horton and George II.
Kirk. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT, Plaintiff,
VS..
ARTHUR N. HIBLER, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
The People of the State Of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to Arthur
N. Hibler and Mamie Lee Hiblcr,
his wife, as joint tenants. California
Title Insurance Company. a Cor
poratiCn, .as trustee, Consuolo H. DC
Monies, John Doe, Jane Doc, Rich
ard Roe, John Doe Company. II
corporation. Richard Roc Company.
a partnership. j. Dec rs EXecls-
tor of the Estate Cf T.. Roc. De
ceased, and j. Doe rs Administra-
tor of the Estate of r. Roc. De-
ceased, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed TO Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above. brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County OF Imperial. State of
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this sum-
mons--if served within this county:
CT within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract. or
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of June, 1912.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY MAXINE, CONCOLE
tSEALD no. J2 Deputy Clerk.
N 13-20-27
D 4-l1-18-25
J 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
by EDWARD w. BEATTIE

ONDON. Dec. 1l.-lU p Allied
armies in Iibya and Tunisia are
qbGuf ready ~ open 4 double often
siye to smash Axis resistance and
n,tGpy the entire Mediterranean
coast Of Africa. dispatches indi-
Gated today
The Middle Eastern command at
Cairo reported nervousness in the
ASS Fl AEheila line. AIS miles east
Of Tunis. because of ceaselcSs Brit
ish patrol activity which it was be-
ucped here was intenSifying toward
an early climax in a renewed drive
westward.
TROOPS BROUGHT UP
Tie Vichy radio reported that
British and American reinforce
ments in men and material had
reached the Tebourba area west of
Tunis in preparation for an attack
from southwest of Tebourba.
United Press dispatches from
Allied headquarters in North Africa
reported that German glider-borne
troops from Sardinia and Sicily
were pouring into the entire Tu-
nisian east coast area and for
lens distance inland. as far south
As Ca0es. POS miles south of TuniS,
in expectation of an Allied drive to
cut communications between the
Tunis- -Bi2erte region and Libya.
There was some belief here, on
the basis OF the reports of nerv-
BUSINESS of Axis troops in the
Agheila line that the Germans
might give up their positions along
the Gulf of Sirte with only a token
fight, attempting withdrawal
WeStWar, SO that all the Axis forces
might he concentrated to fight for
the coast between Tripoli in far
western Li5ya and the TIniS-Bi-
zerte cOrnel.
NAZIS TANKS BEATTN
An indication of the improved Al
lied position in the Djedeida
Oourba- -MGteur area west OF Tunls |
and south of Bizerte, an exchange .
telegraph dispatch reported that |
American tanks and anti-tank guns
had knocked out 10 German tanks
Monday during determined attacks.
The Germans put in nearly all
heir available tanks in an attempt |
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11

of key German installations and
communications centers within 10
miles of Tunis in preparation for
new Allied offensive.
German radio Paris reported
that a small group of Allied para
troops had been captured SOUTH
west of TuniS.)
BEHIND LINES
Dropped bchiLo trC enemy lines
southwest of TuniS with orders to
do all possible damage to German
communication lines, the paratroOpS
advanced toward Tunis, dynamiting
as they went.
A French reconnaisSance-co combat
patrol, driving deep into the Ger
manhattan lines in southern Tu-
nisia. returned to its base with val
liable information of German at
temps to reinforce the Italians in
that area in order to protect Ais
communications with Libya.
United States Army and British
planes intensified their activity in
southern Tunisia, observing Axis
troop movements and bombing and
cannonading troop columns mov-
ing into the mountain passes.
Rain and consequent gluey mud
slowed ground activities in the
Djedeida Tebourba Mateur area
west of Tunis and south of Ma
teur. latest adviceS from Allied
headquarters said
Both sides sent out patrols in an
attempt to get information of tr ,op
concentrations.
There was no indication of prep
arationS for new German thruStS
after the beating back of recent
but apparently the
Germans were looking for an early
drive by Lieut.. Gen. Kenneth A. N
Anderson's First British Army. in
American mobile units.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE
BY ADMINISTRATOR WITH
THE WILL ANNEXED.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SAN DIEGO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
Nuzi Pdrdtroops
Swdrv11 TO TuniSid

10 bolster the italians against the
steady Allied thrust toward the east
coast which threatened to cut all
enemy communication between the
Tunic- Sizerte area and Libya.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-11
Red Planes Blast
German Columns

battle area, dived on the Germans
to smash their trucks and sent
their troops scurrTing Tor cover.
leaving many dead,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

CONTINUED From Page Onel
most 100 per cent
Other committees working IN
the business section had sci aside
Thursday for visiting he various
stores and efficea and though they
were delayed - TIE weather IN
seeing everyone they also report
that indications are that tins sec.
ton vii also ran 100 per cent
n another part Of iodaya Is
eae II The Chronicle Star may
be found . special coupon which
vii enable anyone desiring 20 do.
note 20 tbs cause do i with the
least amount of trouble The only
effort required all - TIRE filling
ouf ~ the coupon and enclosing
Il with the intended donstson q
the address given ca the coupon
II Is sad that 5 cents WllI En-
able > chinese ehiIa 10 1--we 81
tao 0F three weeks. that even =
dime Ni1 60 - aaaonlahinKfY
long nay il maintaining life II
one q these lnnneenGk Think
Nhat 5 dollar WIH %. : dollar
thaf may cost yoa some little
rifIce bit which NIil mean. per
aaps TIE future Of China through
the saving q some u Is Traders
IN tfss geafs 70 easne
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

sca4snued sgam rsfx a
uAsr
T9m aneasewssrs m8 utM
mpwsans aetaih wvs~ tw
urekna esis - psvser, NJ ku4
sreW c6wvtaa lAsan3s frsgW o.
- tsafa - - AKA laef is 1
ashse Atlaek A4hlnsl az Fsas
"a Canai 81 eiNN herr oe ~
eoksftim~
nsSsssn Military satAosattss "a
fsFex inaaan Nhagknk cgunaty
attacked fhe 1aFanrss iodat m
essnet ! fespisa fspn eufsnt fs
sssre akAsnss ts,e BNffas Eats~w
~ lnssla
CnsnfasAltuk 81 nc hsgiay &
thr Cmal See. NJ Soy@i 2rnss
nApsx Rsd SaMf. declatva seasY
that Agtgea fmres "a IN Alila
ave esanplpses Successfully -
esebaem a defense "a theN cosst
ii said she uswai haftlx sfg Aas
trails would asndeuhsealy haW
serious r4nnexAAenees IN shs tf
shef eosllse - she w4g IN t&
Raeilis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Thirteen Million
Flowers Are Ready
Annual Poppy Day

Thirfeen million memorial pop
pies are ready Tor distribution 10
America on Poppy Day. Nav e.
Mrs T / Cobb. general poppy
chairman q jackson County Unit
No i60. American Legion Aux
tlIary. announced today.
The poppies % be sold in Jack
son County were made at the
Guifporf veterans hospital where
disabled ex-service men Joined
hundreds Of other veterans in
making the little red flowers I'm
ployment was given 90 disabled
men IN 66 hospitals located in
every part II the country and il
Tour wovkrooRns Tor disabled men
not confined 70 hospitals The
Nork has brought approximately
$4,000 into the pockets nf seter
ans receiving little or no govern
naent compensation. besides prn
yiding them with an occupation
70 brighten their hospital CT con
v~aiescent days
This year the peoples will be
wurn IN honor q the men who
died It Pearl Hafbor. Wake. b
Laan and the other battle areas OF
the present war. as vel as those
killed N the battles Of France
= years ago Poppy Day rontsf
buttons vii 60 for the welfare Of
the living victims OF both wars.
the disabled fighting men and
the families left IN need. The lie
gion and the Auxiliary are bring
ing their long experience IN aid
ing veterans and dependent fam
Hes 70 help meet new needs arts
ing from the current var.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

giN bAa mfsi Is 81 So NkANA
asss 81 ax eent&e -
g0 e. s. b aAss a. ~ essary
Fasenss4 i IS usns - So
Ga4gsA slases AsNas ttAase4 a.
k Ped ~ = snea
1n ff rana ~ Eenn3 0Nxnk
AeH
w am nH = Aek Hs Nae
fnsx q an ee 81 has Va
stzNm aafsnN eeesisa n We
ns eszanks S. dafng te nsa
tte heAa SID u
mxkaun the aEannzsaI
Stadenss have psExhaeed oxe
sfaN0 ii Nsa ssansnt 81 ~
present flsHe Aaa &e ekpext >
k4A@N purchase hsfsae ashoei
eAnseg
Al staaeuts Whe wesk 6afan3
thx somusef vii ~ urged = h8Y
fh4 ssainns fen Shear can hAEss
Wells SAID Tne phe8ns Wh essNe
a. = REMINDER. - Aased
HekaHasne Tie WfasF@aHk Wells
eAk6 that she pahsk 0 ms ted 80
attend ans can anssclpate q rral
musical uvas ard mpesksv cefe
mony
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Roais
~~

econtinued from page y
koniscaily il bioek characters
reading from Jeff 20 right. on each
side Of the vessel. As near the
forward end as ieGibilify 81 ule
entire number Tor surface and
aerial Identification permits Also.
II the construction % shp boat
permits The numbers shall 1e
painted On , conspicuous part 81
tie tsp igF uae purpose ~ seriai
Identification These numbers
shall b. placed sthwsriship ~.
fore ard sh. d~epending upon
which q these two areaa l. Inc
laFEer. and shall BE- painted In a
color which contrasts 10 ,he col0r
Of the topalde The Alxe a. the IA
eIFaaal numbers ghals r. ia 80.
mppT1sfe fats1 10 the seale nss
forth Tor ibe hengfh ~ lhr ye1sei
TIE Callnet0f ~ Customs states
that ~ order - sfsosd emporium.
~ fw matoftsoat osners b e0su
ply Wfth The new regulation i
strict enforcement wili MOI ~ ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

~ tm s t
~ ss "a m ~
ss ls,sa -
ass Il - Z :
u Il
fseg Ms -
~ lie iln vsnsttn e ~ ~
4siae azf cf kste a.
nv Coast Uuar8 ow
ASS thas tsfsft -
taKatsfk
gaees aaars wus A
.tsttsn wsH M4n . hs
Passengers 81 : ur
aas feaa - haze
n eagas Ne e
eim q ths 4s hNs Na =
card Ana 9Th ~ w
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

~
~
sss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Continued From Page Onp1
FOR apartments atw In hand at fhs
rfreenf tinae. hW said. ana dosens
usoro arr psufinK " every dhg|
Ihefe uerr eleven appAirAtans
lof apartments And eight epplita,
ssans Tor foa1xt on May "a Mg'
sefnd said OF thH eight sppiiea
ssona fnf yosafax seeen sacf on
snssssY f4iled on the kassae DAY
Ness aolns Honans Nsese6
OniY eight resosus from ne Moss
Paint ARA are listed Nlsh ~
bureau a the present tlsns. 4 ~
said Dsfextslr 1mnd urged iiifl
more resaona last thrlf rooms aA
that a. manN as possible cfla
meals IS an alternative
II those Faeupie having fussf
for rent eeuls strange soase war
to also board the persons "a
rent %. they would find 4 muck
easier 70 secure and keep no
era he said
Moss Point. he added. ID u
much ; part % he deisnte ARA
~ pascagouln and goVrFnnisni
agencies have dpcFeed that 1a3
receive the samp conkidrfsil0a
The present crisis In the housing
situation an be- partially nleyisl.
"a by utilizing the a~xaiiahf
rooms n Moss Point
ktanY Persons DeniRd
The one hundred and fiftrrn
applications for apartments desir
na ia hand, constitute
only those aeutalIy venting apart.
malia 81 the present tifne. il WAS
pointed out Dozens ~ applica.
tipHs r now In closed files. con.
ssllutiBg hundreds u persons Mhb
have found living anarters oai,
Of town
Persons who live outof town
are 81 no nRnEtt8 20 county NQrtefy
a. business and represent . direct
loss Of benefit from industries
here.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Theotre News

lhfTG
After = lengthy snxe sn
ihe wfrsn Grace Afaxn e a.
ihs hit1 Ffaas MAJ i8sh ii
AZ xnd Mrs. Na m
aseaF gives hali ee =
ilsf t@rssF fatafh re Aiisn
be j Naned - 0wen nAe
klas play 0f lise same eaw r.
plas Is slight ~ e easaeaAns
ere many Nllh ~ Mfss -
roualna nte aa aGteF : ma
Is found murdered il re epsFg
n1ent e > nsAn aEsd ~ xesf taA
|otlVp wtiu thA nstan
ufees Ailea Tlsst ~ turn
ah thFIiia and Laughter l. ~
most lnvrteEatn - u ma
il the second - fe naw Tm
Holt Msse Dude Co.'S
whsch eainra q n Hlu assssf
aae Mas IL. maflnee asss night
Hnit fans Mtii fnd = asfl uarnI
Hign. wlfh ; nlea halAnea
lnR and riding husna afd ap
It's pAaf i concerned w6lh na
tsfteste1S wi8 hase kaanan ~
employees a sfe HaEeau ~ RI
craving If Waahinktua. Nafn
shey are frlnH 70 print sasaY
which a hmnsiea them ever she
gaming iahla # psat elees
mope fuf mssae ballard singing ~
Ray Whitley ard naarh eans
f1r Lep wllsa. better known -
Laxswa
SUNDAY and Mnndarn uanfE
eutioa y fiss pleasure II hit t
aifs aoefb wia - Remember tie
Day, with Cinu8eflr Cai1@ss ana
the film Tire plaY e hsfsldad
- neu@ues - sHe AHasseaa
TrsdiiAqn ana IS ; sesy ~ ~
American siffs Romantic snd Ho
feksional life HmapT sssnaafn.
without attempting y ~ ; a
hrssAan 81 the ioYHifEe ideals afa
sUsdafds ~hrh ere bundled up
IL mnsi citizens conception It
whas hes eesse - - kfewa -
Ire American NaY ~ life Gel
bsft ard Payne nsake # tha a4s
something that has ml1eh * HA
poignant aNeefnes sf Goodbye
NJ Chipna Ard Hss - Nus
taHaed - , est q great aasilfe
N1u ue Sunny Side NaH
comes - me Hstk. Tueaa4e. Mae
IL, Is : pleseant little story naH5at
an Engilsh boy wha has ens4e -
make his hpaM with III Amer
family during tie dufaflan Il
|n ; treatment IN tsfua q TN
l0fa q he hends aefaz ua
ftesne ard Il attalnn Is sk ~
interest 10 ofs It tae iraAM
maan hfnaasaa wherein eAaaa
fen here converse 4u Hf paT
enta aefeas TIE - HAIdx
DnaaM faFnsd oxsf night af NJ
performances ii HoM Green WA
NJ Valley carries 81 8
attn stanseY Cnnss
Aesn by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
MuYy Reed Circle
OF w. S. c. S. Met
Monday At Church

me Msfy Re~d gaxe e tx
Wemans eea q Christian
~ q sha paaoaNo4AA
Meth0sf eh9rxs nseI - thr
eafrh M0nNsaf an
VITA Mw + 4 Baee s. re
piassa DE maE lie Leath Nc
wa surg the Te
aesutlonal usrind Nes under the
asFWuon e Mr. 4 Wei
4kre those present s. eezd with
her te 1ep The Can
Hoase feosn he hynnal ans
then they ioknea "a Tae Lords
Prayer
Ms c A Carrsef nuo3aoed
Mrs Schiey nvra we read ard
discussed the subject soe he
8ftefnnon study Relizlnn and
fh0 National Heagt Mn Byrd
rsds tha tontc very Interesting
Showing how p~reiuasre ara prep
akanAa ear infiteneW people 10
d. CREST harn. ard heW Christian
love and service car prevent this
Undesirable stste of affairs in our
own country.
Ms Z II Bacot president of
TIE exaefy. spoke very feelsngit
for , few minuisx on rsaslefx ~
Importance 70 the aesy and the
ehnFrh. and her remarks we're
wel received
The next meeting If The Mary
Heed Circle VII b held al the
church. with Mrs A " neTnd IS
study leader. unless othef@S e an
noGlncea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Relief Drive
Is Underway
Moss Point

TIE MOSS Point NounK Mena
Business Clab SCI andmNay on
their China Relief drive this
Ncek with industries IA the area
and individuals eontaeted I'm
pioses-x 81 Tire international "a
per Coupanx mill jackson ces1n-
IL Mills. Moss Point shipyan1
DantxleT Lumber Company AMI
the Moss Point Manufacturing
Company were among TIE persons
contacted
In announcing the drive. Saul
peterzelt. president af The o
sanlxslion. stated that NJ apollo
q would Dc made for the fre.
aaency Of the charitable drives
In times like these. pcterzSil
told The club members Monday
night. these drives must eone
often ia ORDER 70 fiji the ever
reed Il ii rss.ss y
very small sacrifice for rs 70
make
Al the same meeting. she eiub
acrepted the request oi Mayer
George T. Wood that the oresnl
xaiion handle the scrap drive in
Moss Point Prank spann. II.
was appointed chairman q this
committee. and yin BE- assisted
by Carl selRerblum A scrap
DAY viii be beieeted b TIE com
msttee when residents will he
to have al unuaaed metal
piled where Il can IL picked Up
hy > city truck The drive for
scrap IL TIE result IT ) direct re
quest Of the Office of Produc.
ton Management.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Famed Singer On
Pledge Day Program
At City Schools Here

Aupf nten1eni Tom Il Wells
anno4pcea Pledge Dsy 8.d4g -.
R~saesgouia city ncaogls e3plain
Ane fhsi uass pledges would -
a9sed ~ aaden0 H. insure ere
continued parchssc ~ War
Stamps throughout fhe vacals0n
period
netbeFt Ffa1enDae former
KlNeef Nifh Paul Whltsmans 8
ehsstfA w1 rszsafr > proEa1A -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Kreole

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Posey
are receiving congratulations on
he jackson County Hospital
Mrs Mack cumbess and daugh
ter. NeVa. spent last Wednesday
Miss Vada Lee GaSsaway. Itye
BYrFe. and Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
bYrge visited n Picayune. Miss
ever the week end
Misses Ellen and Emma Ire
Greene and Marjorie CaEhFou
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Campaign.

Hoagtnaed Frusn FAss ansf
nfuHStsr az ar es<ksk#
sawt Wcek n18s SAzssasY
nlehf The frs Mssna closes
NelmfaAx night Mae e
Have SEQ pAM ssf haeA Msh
mvspslons HAVE yus Fass = -
sancr9 HAVE gnu helped
hu8sf
ThN eAsunaAkn enkNf A4e
IA = snil snY t~Hlye 4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
WANTED

WANTED - b. s.aH fzsa
en RaseaNgaIa - I
ase GIVE faa aMz EzMH
- EaaaaK MAA4zaa
over $3.50 4aek NMNas. vi
.lsze Ma4s M ~ -
- A 80 ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

- aafeuie magazine saya
Ynlsr eaf ~ Iasf Is long
f yeu CT y0ar S@ed "a haf
81 I'll Fo4
o r0Hfa there ought - y g
- aEsIEzsz anything go ant
asnHsaaa there probably
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

p1H W4sfska xsHAzn H
Nanehtte hea 80 rs HzzH -
fas nee Maa RazA SO -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

WAITED = By Bas Tfsa
. ~ Tasfsssath ssss - fsp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

kgr. ana Mrs z S Clark Ro
Fnznus and E1ns Earle Clark.
spent Saturday II Mobile
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-24
British Government Under
Fire for Tobruk DebocIe
Formal Motion in Commons
Accuses Government for Defect

paying tribute to the heroism
and endurance of the armed
forces of the crown, declares
that it has no confidence in the
central direction of the general
strategy of the war"
The motion is to be saved
until the Prime Minister re-
turns, and then submitted at a
two-day full dress debate. AS
defense minister, he will be the
direct target this time, whereas
in past debates on British de-
feats other members of the
cabinet have been the targets.
Political quarters said the
Prime Minister would have to
talk convincingly TO put the
commons back into even tenn
per. But though some likehed
the situation to that after the
Norway fiasco, when the late
Neville Chamberlain's govern
ment was thrown out. There was
one fundamental difference, as
one informant pointed out:
there is no Churchill today to
tTre the Prime Minister'S place.
E>,n the premier's most bitter
See COMMONS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-24
Utica Sailor
is Reported
as Missing

A mothers faith that her boy
is somewhere, al. right" is
buoying up Mrs. Nellie M. Ma
son, 1861 School road, west of
Utica, in the absence of word
from her son, John A Mason,
IS, private in the United States
Marine Corps, and listed as
missing" in Navy casualty
list released today.
Mrs. Mason has known that
since April when a terse COM
munication from the Navy told
her that he had been serving in
the Manila Bay area at the time
that it was surrendered to the
japanese. Navy public relations
office stated the belief, yester-
day, that he is presumed to be
a prisoner until definite word
to some other effect is received.
"It's not very pleasant to
think of him being in the hands
of the Japs," Mrs. Mason, a
woman nearing her seventies,
said last night. Il understood
that the International Red Cross
is handling all details pertain
ing to prisoners-of-war but that
so far they had been unable to
accomplish little. / just have
See M1SSING-Page Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 24-(P1
The cost of shoe shines, auto
mobile repairs, piano tuning,
funerals and all other consum-
er services will be limited be-
ginning July ! to the highest
levels charged in March.
The Office of Price Admins
tration issued price ceiling regu-
lations last night that will af-
feet 100000 establishments do
ing an annual business of S.
100000, 900 throughout the coun-
try 1t supplements the price
control order of April % cover
ing consumer goods.
Exempted from the new reg
ulatiops were professional serv-
ices, such as those performed by
physicians, dentists, lawyers and
BARRIERS. -
The following questions and
answers explain the scope of the
new order:
@. What is a consumer serv-
ice?
A. A consumer service under
the regulation is a service rem
dcred in connection with a com
modify for the ultimate conSum-