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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13

Announcement has been made of the birth of a son, James Bunnell, on March g to Capt. and Mrs. w. Robert Comber of Philadelphia, at the Frankford hospital in Philadel- pia. Mrs. Comber is the former Helen Peasley of Elmwood avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13
Weddings

flee Crochitiere, Juilenne Croche- tiere, Mrs. Carl Pike, Mrs. Joseph Daveluy, Mrs. Emile Boisyert, Mrs. Albert Boisvert, Rachael Boisvert, Mrs. Co1Tine Boisvert, Mrs. Thomas Trepanier, Clare DeMaria, Mar garet O'Connor, Nora O'Connor, Mrs. Mary Bernier, Mrs. Lauria Massicotte, Mrs. Emil, Massicotte, Eva Crochitere, Mrs. George Prom ovost, Mrs. Paul King, Yvonne Geg- mas, Mrs. T. Pelletiere, Mrs. William Reilley, Mrs. Jeannette Beaulieu, Mrs. Betty LaFrance, Mrs. J. Beau lieu, Mrs. Lucy LeClaire, Stacia Anton, Mrs. Laureen Kirouac, Mrs. John O'Dea, Mrs. Jerry Hovey, Mrs Joseph DeCarlo, Mrs. Julien Paren- teau, Mrs. Jules Lamy, Helen Yus- kis, Mrs. Gerard Anctil, Mrs. Yvonne Anctil, Mrs. Emile Beaure- gard, Mrs. Adrian Bellemore, Mrs. Henriette Crochetiere.
 Roselie Jaysor, Eunice Ridenhour, Mrs. A. Langevin, Mrs. Rene Ira panier, Mrs. Frank Massicotte, Mrs. A. Bocchio, Mrs. Rita Martone, Mrs. Joseph Guerard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Why We Say That Gillian
Brings "HsaIth From The
Coed Earth"

Gillian In q scientific mixture of
the juices Of Is Of Natures health
giving herbs, roots and barls, that
brings you Health From The Good
Earth" Gillian II another Mosby
product, originated by G. II. Mosby
who IN world famous for his nat
ural medicines.
We call Gillian a natural" med
Icine because II In made from the
Juices from Is of Natures finest
health giving roots. barks and
herbs-the same helpful, natural
juices that have brought blessed
relief to mankind down through
the ages. II you are now suffering
the torments Of bloating gas pains.
sickening constipation, sleepless
nights and other organic disorders,
you owe II TO yourself TO try this
natural" medicine.
Gillian IN taken shortly before
meals because II mixes with food
at once, helping to eliminate the
poisons that foster stomach
trouble, and aiding the liver and
bowels to their proper functions.
This new, natural kind Of medi-
cine" (as we call ~ will assist In
bringing out gases and impurities
Frequently with the FIRST dose)
which may have been inside you
for a long time, and which were
the real cause OF your days OF
misery with headaches, dizziness
and tired feeling. 1t In important
to note that Gillian will cleanse
your bowels (gradually-not dras-
tically or severely an they were
never cleansed before.
A special Gillian representative,
known a, the GILLIAN Man, j, now at
Cunnin CHAINS Drug Stores at 1l24
Griswoid Sc. and 1868 Woodward
Ave, Detroit. Here he is meeting
crowd, of interested men and women
daily -. and Introducing and sx-
planning the "nsturslly-msds" Giljsn
compound. Gillian i sold by all Gun.
ninshamI Drug Stores and by other
reliable druggists throushout DstrOi,
and Michigan. Help yourself 60 health
Start today by buying a bottle of
Gillian. One bottle will convince you,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

he last week. defies sane descrip-
ton Roughly, II was Gene
Autry pants. held up by a Tom
Mix belt and the shirt-just blind
ing, says Walter.
Chief Daybreak Of the Winnie
bagos, up in Manitowoc, Wis. says
it'll be mild winter for sure-the
squirrels haven't laid In much Of q
supply Of food If it's any con-
ISOLATION to you.
1t. Nell Coolidge. that grand gal
who's lost none of her simplicity
and down-to-earth soft hearted
ness through years OF police work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Kathleen Baltes, Norwalk, O., re-
cording sec. :. :. and Jean Campbell
of Crosse Pointe, who's CORE
spending sec.
: And Florence says they couldn't
be q lovelier lineup IL men had
chosen them.
A team Of slashing good detec-
tives-Millard Knuckles and Frank
Portwood-had the personal con-
gratulations last week, Of the COM
mish and every one else over
at headquarters. They're holdup
squad aces and they've turned in a
really remarkable list OF important
arrests, gang breakups and such
lately.
And Walter Elliott, the Rotary
man, says Dick Norton's golf en-
semble at the tourney at Crosse
ADVrRTIgTMTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

This statement OF Miss Gracyk
win be q revelation TO Thousands
of suffering men and women who
have sought In vain for relief from
tho same torturing aches and pains
that plagued this grateful Detroit
woman. All over the State OF Mich
igan druggists are marvelling at
the amazing results being obtained
by those who use Gillian. They are
almost unanimous In recommend
" Gillian an q means OF securing
1gnewed health and vigor. Truly"
they say, Gillian does seem TO
bring sufferers, Health From The
Good Earth. Here In Miss Gracyk's
eonnplete abatement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Two Boys Travel
1,548 Miles in Skiff

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IL
(nNS).-Marshall Ruxton. 10, and
Charles Hestwood. IT. Of Kansas
City, Mo-. have completed a river
Journey reminiscent Of the days
OF Mark Twain.
The youths arrived here after
a 1,548-mile trip down the Mis-
souri, and Mississippi rivers in q
rowboat. They left Kansas City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

"For the past 8 years I have
suffered from stomach trouble due
to gas bloating. I always felt stufry
and tired out, couldn't sleep at
nights. OFTEN, In order to get rest
] would try to sleep during the
daytime. In addition to all these
troubles, I was terribly constipated.
I became 80 rundown that /
couldn't do my Homework or per-
form my duties at the ONCE where
I work. Now. since I've been TAX
ing Gillian, ! feel grand. Lots OF
pep and energy. no gas pains nor
bloAting and my appetite IN good.
What's more, I'm no longer con-
stipated and I sleep sound. Thank
you very much for this wonderful
medicine, Gillian"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

OF last years
junior class TO
Ike up the
same jobs as
seniors -. such
as r ose anna
L ync h, who's
been president
OF her class all
through college
Helen Grace
II o e II niger OF
T ole d o. vice
president .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Women Maintain War Auto,

LONDON, Sept. IL QNS).-
Women soon will be maintaining
all British army motor vehicles up
to three tons 10 relieve thousands
of soldiers for front line duty, II
was disclosed today. The women
will be responsible for all army
transport in the home service ex.
cept tanks, armored cars and
heavy trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY 5000

(she's second in command OF the
Detroit women's division) put a
note on a bouquet of flowers on
her desk:
"Only q skunk would steal
these roses. My mother has hay
fever and I don't dare take them
home" -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

worked for three years In news
papers then went into adver-
tising. =,
So the Campbell-Ewald staff
threw a luncheon at him the day
he left and gave him an officer s
trunk and a book OF pictures oil
the staff Nice looking major.
isn't he?
Gordon Saunders. ChrYSler big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

tinguished him
self in the anna
teur theater as
well as in news
paper work and
advertising a.. /. 4.
HIS father, the
late William E.,
w as superin-
en- d e I of
schools here for
IL years Il. 4.
Loren went to
~ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Comes a note from Florence
Mitchell, who doesn't like TO have
r name used, marked: POST
RsE DUE &c says Evelyn Hog
ben, the Pleasant Ridge charmer.
has been reelected treasurer Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Gordon Saunders. Chrysler big

W ig-youH be
glad 10 hears
on the mend in
Ford Hospital
fr o m tn os e
burns. Stove on
his boat blew up
and he's been in
rather serious
condition for
several weeks
-. soon will be
able TO h av e
visitors, though.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
NO enc roy
TORMENTINe PAINS OF
STOMACH and GAS PAINS
Slapped her STRENGTH

Mas Helene Cracyk, 61S2
Sheridan Ave-, Detroit,
Tells How She Finally Got
Relief From The Tortures
Of Gas Bloatinx, Sleeplsss
Nights, Constipation and
Indigestion That Kept Her
From Her Work - Says
Gillian Is The Only Medi-
cine That Ever Helped Her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Dies of Hsmorrhsge

BAY CITY, Sept. 11.-Suffering
a cerebral hemorrhage, a North
Branch woman, Mrs. Jennie Belle
Worgers, AZ, died in an ambulance
en- route to Samaritan Hospital
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
By LINTON Ankles

You can call him Mai. Loren T
Robinson from now on,
Robinson. vice president o.
9kmpbellE wald. where he's spent
20 years, is on his way to MAN
where he'll train with the all
force.
Detroit born and raised. he's dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
No More loot Suits !;
WPB Announces Ban

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL uNS)!
The WPB announced officially
today that it is preparing to take
the last wasteful pleat and the
drape shape out OF the root suits
worn by some jitterbugs.
Production and even sale or
"zoot suits" will be cut on &C an
early date. Frank Walton, chief
of the clothing and leather branch
OF the WPB disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

August IL and averaged more
than so miles a day. They plan
to sell the 18-foot boat and return
home by bus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Tomato Juice Sealds Child

In Providence Hospital today
and still in serious condition is
Robert Acct Of 1886
Cecil avenue, who fell backwards
into a tub OF scalding tomato
juice in the home Of a neighbor,
suffering second and third degree
burns of the entire body from
the knees up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, II one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
c. hassH Css!ne Es6:t Fer

- Two SSy N~ssS
Burning Csnsssss-fk Sprns IN Ter Stsp
Don't sroan ahout tirsl. burning feet.
Don't moan about saIlousss. Get busy and
give then IN Ies-Mint treat Fssl the COM
forting. soothing coolnsss Of lss-Mint driv-
ins out nsry burning .. aching tirsdnsss.
Rub Ioe-Mint over thoss ugly hard old
eorns and cailousss, - directed, See hsv
white. eream-liks Ies-hint helps softsn
than MP. Get foot happy today the lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
People You Know
Quits Hdvertisine-Fie's Major in Air Force

the seniors at Marygrove (here's
her picture):
Also the gals picked the officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

FIuffsd Type Rock Wool, bag. -. Csc
2sx55 2.LIght Storm Sash. I.98
CoIorfuI TiIsboard, 50. II. ........24c
Wards kaIsomine, 5.Ib. box -. .29c
Full s0.Ib. Roll Roofing ........2.I5
Hsxagon Strip Shingles, roll 49, .28
Brick Roll Siding, 100 So. H.. -. .3.I6
"supsr" house Paint, gallon .....2.78
Wards Marproof varnish, at. 49,. .98c
Wallpaper Room Lots, only ...,. SIC
Dining Room Light Fixtures 1853
Bedroom Light Fixtures ..........Sl
"Kiteheneer" Door Chimes All
6.Fooi Extension Cords ..........27c
5 Gallons Of Roof Coating IL. 2.66
Reslntone Washable Paint, qt. -. 73c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

SAVINGS FOR THE CAR
Motor oil, per quart, bulk .........7c
2.YeaF Guar. Batteries, exeh. 80. $40
2H.Year Guar. Batteries, exeh. .6.94
4-BIade Fan Auto heaters -. 1888
GIaseaI Unit Fog Lights .....,.....2.U
Trouble Lights with Guard ......2.29
10 A"Lft Auto Jacks ..........L.T
8.Quari Can Motor Oil ...........74c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

ADVERTIsEMEN1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Detroit born and raised, he's dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
ere Will Be No Shortage of Rubber Jar Rings for Cannn

summer. They may be fabric, part
rubber. all rubber or reclaimed.
depending upon the results Of ex-
periments now being carried on.
Meanwhile as these experts are
working to settle the question.
homemakers should exercise great
care in opening the canned produce
from last summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

HOMEMAKERS beginning their
canning this spring are confronted
with the problem OF obtaining rub
Der jar rings 10 carry them
throughout the entire canning
season.
There's no advantage In buying
a supply of rings and keeping them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

until summer. Hoarding is a sure
way to lead into serious difficult
ties and the storing OF rubber is a
problem requiring scientific knowl-
edge.
According to authoritative
sources In Washington, ID. C.,
there will be a ring supply for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Cream of Florida Crop. Fully Ripe!
Big Sizes. Extra Juicy. Save You Money

Now enjoy Florida Oranges at their best and
money tool
Growing conditions perfect down in Florida
this winter and spring. It's the FINEST ORANGE
CROP in years! Fruit unusually LARGE-especally
fine in flavor!
Scientific tests show that these Foridas consistently
give 30 to 500 MORE JUICE for the money than
peeling oranges The results Of these tests
10 anyone chO lcishes to examine them.
Hop to SAGE the Most Money
A hint for bargain lovers Buy the larger sizes of
Flordas The bigger they come the jucier they To
squeeze. These big fellows the that give at
least half again much juice.
And remember-never choose oranges by brightness
OF color alone. Thickskinned "peeing oranges (see
pictures at right may be lovely TO look nj from
the OUTSIDE-but there's much less juice INSIDE.
And. after all, Juice Is what counts. You get
VTTAMINS this way!
BY fast freight. fresh shipments or these superane
Floridas reach your grocery daily. Get Of these
juicy bargains today.
FLORIDA CITRUS COMMISSION. LAKELAND FIA
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Nimitz Tells America Every
Ship Every Man is i'm Action
UAW Union Reveals
Increased Profit

DETROIT, Feb. 3-rUP) - The
United Automobile Workers lCIO1
revealed today that the union COM
pleted its fiscal year l941 With
$4,000 dueS-paying members and
an increased net profit despite add
ed expenditures for organizational
activity.
Union Secretary George
L. Adde's reported that during the
SiN-month period between May ]
and Oct. 81, l941, the total receipts
of the union were $1.519,073.18.
Total expenditures for the period
were $1336,91434.
The report, audited by a Detroit
accounting firm, showed the un-
ions income to be 1873 per cent
over that of the previous six-mcnth
period and 1903 per cent over the
corresponding period of last yea1
Adde's reported a net balance OF
$6O9l78.51 as of Oct. 81, l941.
Layoffs in the automobile indus
try, Adde's said, will result in reduc-
ton of the membership.
He urged the union to cut ex-
penditures and concentrate its ac-
tivities toward organizing the air
craft industry into which many of
the auto workers have been or will
De drawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Senator Reveals
u. 5. intercepted
Japanese Messages

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. up
Sen. Harry S. Truman D., Mo. as
serted today that American agents
at Hawaii had intercepted jap
aneSe communications prior to the
attack on Pearl Harbor.
He made the statement in de-
Tending Sen. Burton K. Wheeler
D., Mont. from charges that the
Montanan had blocked wire tap
Ping legislation.
Speaking in tie senate. Truman
charges that Wheeler. a former
isolationist leader and chairman Of
the senate interstate commerce
commission. had blocked legisla-
tion 10 permit federal agents TO
intercede communications. He des-
cribed the charges as fantastic
and said they were not borne out
b; facts.
Anyone acquainted with the
record must conclude that. in fact.
the intelligence and investigative
services Of the federal government
1esorted to Wiretapping in Hawaii
long time before the attack or
Pearl Harbor," Truman said.
If there was any failure tc
catch the japanese spies and to
ascertain the plan for a surprise
attack. that failure was not due
to any restraints imposed on our
detectives"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03

The most potent in the world tOl
making night fliers see better.
Times alleged interview. carried
in the December % issue, quoted
Mrs. Smith saying that henceforth
if the Raj was smart, 1t would feeG
its aviators exclusively on Arizona
carrots. which. the Time story saio
contained from three 10 10 times
more carotene ,Vitamin A than
an" other carrots on earth.
PROTEST VOICED
S. Y. Christierson. president OF
t..c Western Growers Protective as
sociation address. Salinas pro-
tested nightly, aaG. remembering
he had & boon companion in the
carrot and lettuce business, Called
NJ. O. Best shed president at E.
Centro. demanded that MIS- Smith
be dealt with summarIiy.
But Best didn't deal summarily
He was tichled pink about the
whole thing.
This opens up a wide vista of
opportunities for both the Yuma
and Imperial valleys. ne said.
We've got the whole world con-
scious OF the value of our carrots
whether they are grown in Arizona
0. California. SO let tell the WorlC
about these carrots
IT'S TRUE, TOO
He said that dletetic tests have
shown mat night war fliers who
hare haG generous helping Of
carrots for long period, can fly
better b. night than any other
fhers.
Why?
Well, We thank Time magazine
Tor this.
Lettuce and Carrot Shipper M
c. Best says that a diet Of carrots
whether cooEcd or raw viii I'M
prove the night si9nt of any person
Carrots, ne says, have been known
70 completely cure a sreat many
persons Of night blindness.
The more carrots yOa eat. the
more like a cat You become" Best
said
And he addcd thai it doesn't make
q bit Of difference whether The ear
rots care from Arizona or Imperial
Valle, He did however, slyly dis
crimInate against northern CalifOr-
ma and coast carrots, by saying
that We haven't tested them con-
-lusiyelg'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Arizona Reports
Wettesf Year

PHOENIX, Ariz. Feb. 3-tUPl -
Arizona precipitation in 1941 was
21.29 inches or the most in 81 years
the state weather bureau reported
today.
Climatic conditions were excellent
for development of citrus fruits,
lettuce and other crops. A milo
winter resulted in abundant range
feed and timely rains provided eX-
cellent stock water
The average temperature was SO
degrees, or Is degrees below nor
NAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Tokyo Broadcasts
Messages to Home
From, u. 5. Prisoners

san FRANCISCO Feb. 3. up
Tokyo radio today resumed the
broadcasting of messages from
American prisoners of war after
an unexplained weeks interruption
The radio directed messages to
the United States from Capt.
George J. Mcmillan, USN, former
governor of Guam: Lieut.. Col. Will
liam Kirk MacNulty, USMC;
Comdr Donald Teodore Giles, USN,
and Comdr. Albin H. Checha,
USN. medical corps. all of whom
were captured with the japanese
occupation of Guam.
The messages were recorded by
the United States in San Francis
co. They were delivered by Jap
anese announcer, ana not in the
voices of the prisoners themselves,
as had been the case in previous
bOardcaSts
Capt. Mcmillan, So directed his
message to Mrs G. J. Mcmillan
Lady. Ruth Frostie and George,
in Long Beach. Cal. his home.
Left Guam for Japan January.
now in prison camp on Skikoku
Island" il said. In good health
Food okay. Keep yell and don't
worry Hope Rec Cross can con-
tact us.-So thankful you are safe
in California. All our belongings il
Guam total loss. No contacts
Chambers old ship No news Of
Bill. Mac. Love to you all and keep
cheerful No mail contact yet
MESSAGE TO WIFE
MacNultY's message was to his
wife, Mrs Alice Hall MacNulty, il
San Francisco. He formally was OF
duty at the Mare Island navy yarG
Love to Tou-from ZentSujl
prisoners camp on Shikoku island
in southern Japan" it said. Am
we'll Do not worry. We hope for
an exchange Of prisoners soor
Notify mother. Love, Bill
Comdr Giles took the occasion
to communicate with his wife il
AnnapOliG. Nd
Il am sac and well in the war
prisoners camp in southern Jap
an" it related. L left Guam on
the 10th january and arrived at
Kahasu on the 18th. All of the
Guam service prisoners are here
Inform mother that l am safe ant
well. Re-addrcSs and save all mag
azines for me Anticipate exchange
of prisoners and return when con.
ditions permit Love to You, moth
er Don and all
SEE YOU SOON
The last message was from.
Comdr. Checha, 40, to his wife il
Phoenix, AriZ.
Dearest Nancy, father and fam
n.y." said the message. II am safe
and we'll in Japan Confined to
ZentSuji war prisoners camp. Keep
yell. DO not worry. Hope TO see
vOl soon. Love to all.
In PhoeniX, Mrs. Checha sale
she had been evacuated from The
Far East shortly before the out
break of hostilities and did not
know if her husband was dead or
alive until the message was relay
ed to her by the United press.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03

portions.
They said. however. that dc-rub-
berized corSets won't be put on the
market until present prewar sup
plies en- route to retailers are cX-
hauSted which may not be until
late summer By that time manu-
lacturerS said, designers with some
CLOSE figuring" may have worked
out a wartime foundation garment
to satisfy all buyers.
TOO MUCH GLAMOR
AT other gatherings of the 1000
buyers attracted to Chicagos spring
and summer style previeW, 1t ap-
peared that some American women
rather than being deprived OF
glamour during World War II
might appear just a bit too dash
ing and chic" for their wartime
Jobs.
Models exhibited gay and charm
ing fire eXtinguisher'S outfits. wash.
able work dresses, first aid uniforms
and machinistS costumes.
One mannequin in a we'll tailored
ambulance drivers costume with
bright, metallic military buttons.
dan9led an oil can as if it were
smart purse.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
SoIons Approve
Loan For Chinese

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. up
The house of foreign affairs COM
mittec today unanimously approv-
Ell a ioint resolution to grant China
S500000000 loan to help her pro-
secute the war against Japan
The committee acted at the close
Of a secret session at which men,
bers questioned Secretary Of Treas
ury Henry Morgenthau, Jr, Secre-
rttary Of Navy Franz Knox Sec
letary Of War Henry L. StimSon
and Secretary Of Commerce jesse
Jones.
Congressional sources believed
the loan was designed primarily
to demonstrate the good faith"
Of the United States in its deter
mination to help China and bring
about Japans defeat at the earliest
possible moment.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Raj RAIDS Naples
With Big Bombs

ROME. Feb. 3--tUPl - COfficia,
Broadcast Recorded BY the UniteG
Press in New York = British planes
last night raided the port Of
Naples and Palermo, important
case in Sicily, the high commanG
sad today
The British dropped high explo-
s.Ve and incthdiary bombs on botE
Naples and Palermo
The communique said Italian anC
German motorized columns Were
advancing eastward across Libya
despite British resistance.
Axis air formations were report
ed to have bombed and machine
gunned enemy bases and motor We
hicles. German and Italian planes
bombed Malta again despite ad-
verse weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-03
Dutch Transfer
Axis Nationals

BATAVIA, FEB. Sup, = Ger
mans ana Dutch-Danlsh members
" the So-called national sociallstic
movement who were taken into
custody in the Netherlands East In
dic3 wnen Germany invaded Hoi-
Land, have been transferred outside
the islands. il was disclosed toay.
Their names were printed IN
newspapers here today but the
place TO which the were mo}cc
was not disclosed Among them VA
DOuWes Dekkcl. Who during nc
first World War was involved "a an
eSElOnage case IN San FrancIsco.