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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of the
County Of Dickinson, on the
31st day IF August, 1912.
Granville Phillips, Complainant,
against
Nancy Mae Phillips, Defendant.
The object of this silt is to OBJ
tain a divorce a vincullo Matri-
monii from the defendant upon
the grounds Of desertion.
And affidavit having b n
made and filed that the defend
ant, Nancy Mae Phillips, is not a
resident Of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be Necessary to protect her
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy here
of be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Dick
enson Herald and that a copy be
posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county on or
before the LIST Sept. rules, 1912.
A copy-Teste:
K F. Fuller, Deputy
for WE. Counts. Clerk
J. c. Smith, pa. (Sept. 3-42)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
N o T c E

To Whom It May Concern:
If there is anyone having any
yarn they would give to help
knit sweaters, caps and gloves
for our Christian boys who are
away in camp. we would be more
than thankful for it.
If you want to help in any way
please see Rev. Charlie Sluss of
Skeetrock. 10-1-3t
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
TARPON LOCALS

ETr. end Mrs. Edgar Pakes are
the. arents Of a baoy girl, boln
Sunday A. D. Holbrook and
family visited at he home of
Mrs. Holbrook's sister, Mrs. Car
son Rose, Sunday night
Ray Wright spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J II. Wright.
Mrs. Palmer Bill is i'll at this
time
Victor Potter was hurt in the
Clinchco mines Monday night
Gentry Potter and Morgan Ring
were examined for the army
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
HONEY CAMP NEWS

Several people of this place at
tended the funeral of Corbett
Browning of Georges Fork Mon
day afternoon.
Lonnie Rose and family of Al
exandria spent the weekend
with homefolks here.
Newton Strouth, of Coalwood,
w. Va, spent the weeg-end with
homefollxs and friends here.
Oscar Horton and family spent
the weekend at the home of
Clyde Rose.
Misses Lizzie, Eula, Maude and
Margie Rose called on Misses
Ada and Lucille Dotson Wednes
day night.
Claude Rose and Glenn Horton
were in Kingsport, Tenn, on bus
mess Monday.
Mrs. Otto Beverly called at
the home of Josh Rose Thursday
afternoon.
Eddie Hughes of Georges Fork
visited at the home of Gabe
Hughes Sunday afternoon.
Newton Strouth called on Miss
Maude Rose ever the weekend.
Donald Hughes left Sunday
for Washington to seek employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Murphy
visited Mrs. Simon Beverly Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Rose and children
visited at the home of Josh Rose
Monday afternoon =
James Smith and James Rose
left Wednesday for Detroit. to
seek employment.
Ada Dotson n d Pauline
Hughes visited Helen Stanley Of
Darwin Wednesday.
Mrs. Steven Buchanan spent
Thursday with Mrs. III. Strouth
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
HAZEL NEWS
(Too late for last weekly


B..nner Newberry and Grady
Phillips were dinner guests OF
Holly Kiser and family Sunday.
Guy Sutherland was in Grun-
dy on business Saturday.
Ada Shook and Julia Kiser
were in Lebanon last week hav-
ing some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Oquin
were dinner guests of Russell
Powers and family Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips of Kings
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01

port was visiting friends and rel
atives here last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Phillips
spent Sunday evening with Aunt
Nan Sutherland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rasnick call
ed at the home of Noah Powers
Sunday.
Mrs Verda Kiser is back from
the hospital at Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sutherland
pent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rasnick.
Mink Phillips spent Saturday
night with Lonnie Kiser.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-10-01
TRAMMEL GAP NEWS

Wiley McCracken Compton
left for Abingdon Monday for 3
physical examination and will
be taken into the army in a short
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Eighth Birthday
Celebrated Al
Pretty Party

The eighth birthday Of Laurie
Emile Briggs saa celebrated with
q party AZ which her mother. Mrs.
S y Briggs. was hostess On April
% on the grounds 81 the Our
Lady ~ Victories school IN Pas.
cagoala
Game swere played under tbs
supervision Of Mrs Briggs as.
sisted BY q group Of sisters Of the
Most Holy Sacrament. who are
teachers Ut the school. and BY tbs
young honofre's grandmother
Mrs T. q. KelL
Rev. r. ). Carey was an hon.
ored guest during the afternoon
When games were tired 81 4
rofreshment course ~ he cream
and cake was served.
There we're about twenty LITTLE
guests present
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home &c. Club
OF Moss Point +. S.
Sociol Gathering

The Moss Point High School
Home Economies Club held ia
annual secial Il tke Community
House Friday night Tbn theme
q the affaif waa the gala open
inE Of a large night club thn
Club V The decnzesiuns and
the entertsin:neni wsFe wmksd
ous 20 fescfnbIe those Of . night
club
Individual tables Nefe ar
range n the side 0i the dance
floor aHd the program as u
The form % 3 fI0nr aIluN The
show consisted Of;
/ Minnie EnDm Trinidad
Mooni ght Cocktail Mildred can
Hinaham
2 Iwo Latins from Manhat
sen-~N fgie Iayior. Malss Sush.
of.
3 Don't 81 unieg the Appls
Tree-iaa Lee shallIea MaFas
rte Galley Annie Mae Mansfield
EEereite Harper. Henfy Tnfnw.
Hensy Eyans. Paul afauier
4 t. Tango TwsnsJuhn
'Csfiot aadam X
; 7 lnk Sposs-EveENsse
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs ALVIN Thomson Of Mont
gomery. Ala. spent . few days
last week with MIR and Mrs.
Cecil DALEY and Miss Mary
Tioret
Mrs. A Werner Of Gulfpori
spent last week with her daugh
ters. Miss Agnes Werner and
Mrs C. O. Thompson
Mrs. Clifton Rogers of Mobile
was a guest in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Joe Rogers last week.
A. NJ. Dantzler Of New Or
leans was q business visitor here
Friday.
Mrs. Annie Swan Of New Or.
leans is enjoying a visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs J. D
Lowe.
Mrs. L. b Herring and Mis-
Halle Herring spent Sunday IN
Mobile with Mr.. and Mrs W. p
Davis
Mrs. J. p. Dodd and daughter
Mona. are visiting relatives II
Birmingham. Ala.
49, q 4
Mrs. ]. Al Rollins has returned
from q visit 10 relatives and
friends in Mobile zad Atmore
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mrs. Oversirees Ii
Hostess To
FortnightlY Club


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nsnxd ske FawsmlahttY Clnh u
hef hoaAe en "Wednesday AAa
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usse we're nsnsfa dnMhte astfex|
tssH Mssh bANls ana vaaes II
pretty spfina ficwexN
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Fish Rescue Work
About TO Begin
la Mississippi

Summer time and fish rescue
work are anonymous in Mlssis.
aippi.
With approach Of summer days,
rescue work BY the State Game
and Fish Commission Of fish In
drying up barrow pits. small
streams and other frcshwpter
areas. gets underway in full fash
ION. The fnaeued fish are trans
planted IN areas where an album
Iant supply Of fresh water u
available. aBd also stocked IN
lakes. streams and ponds Of indi-
viduals who will furnish trans
portation ard containers 70 re-
move them
Millions Of fish are rescued
each season ~ the game war
dena
Hauling Of fish from TIE fed
eral hatchery u Lyman i also
underway now Those desiring
supplies foF restocking lakes and
ponds : required 70 4iie sp
plicatl0ns for these fish Through
their congressman o. blanks can
Be secured from state game var
dens.
Trucks of the State Game and
Fish Commission haul fish from
the hatchery % the public waters
individuals are required - as
range iheir own transportation
facilities.
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ffwssss assa ~ MS ea&Fw 81 he
len os 1rsnnMaFy aasy f4 Cen
|wAl STAFF Schops 1T fwt teAvNn
mursh. Kansas wlsefe sE twN
mnnilsa ~ viii stndy o. ssap
ply9 eeasrscs
THr radre and narae - - ~
william sspu<iatFs cave Masf
nrvHs . farewell ixsst pArU sun
aAy Dasimg thp tfip n hcHN
Esiand Aho4rd me Emily W =
sNo uaassra sehecner. hsT pre-
s2nsea tse majur with = susll
portable radio. sulsahiE fs "a
t1se use IN IRE fteld
Tse maiof took esmmanA os
The situation in Fearcula ia
Niareh. Ieai. ard weeeded nunA
nothing and wjthnat pFexsdent,
to basla the tsnea sfmx reefea'
tional ARIA IN rse s. = toh fns
which he reee4Ne1 5 letter Of enfn.
mendAslon tNeAn De War Depart
ment
Having established hsuself ~
an able adminisuator the usatps
uacns On fn perfect h2 achieve
ment until hts recrcationki srxs
hecanas orc 81 the best - ne
south. Perhaps even more re-
mari ahIc was his promotion q
army p4lhiic relations which PER.
nsttted more intimate contact and
hataeF facilities sor the ylsitAna
soldier. pasraHoula will mis- hti
ldeft touch
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growth q membership Of locals
and The supreme council were
made b. Mn West and Mrs.
westbrook
II was also announced that
these officers had written up sev
Ierai new members while here.
Five Of these were adults and
two. juniors
Mrs. BronduEm was assisted by
Mrs. Mamie DAmas, Mrs Stella
Walker. Mrs Leona Fensier. and
Mrs. Myrtle Green in serving
cake and cream At the close OF
the meeting.
Among out-of-town guests
present were Mesdames Mars
Kersanac. Lucille Fayard. Veins
Carter. Maize Lizance. Tcssyt
Brent. and Ada Bertuci Of Mag
noIia Grove No. ia. Of Biloxi.
and Mesdames Albert Greenougt
and George Wyatt and Miss Bes.
sic Greenough Of Cedar Grove No
SO. Of E~Scatawpa
Others present we're Mesdames
Eurania Brondum. Mamie Del.
mas, Alice Beckharn. Victorine
Powell. F1cfenee Trehern
Yvonne Scott. Esther Pol. and
Emma -Loris, Of Morgan Grove.
No. 80.
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Imprompiu Bridge
Club Entertained
By Mrs. Beurdslee

Mrs & 81 nenrdases ensef
tainsd sh# lFnfwnmptu Bridge
Club nna seTerkt xAieHsa ii her
hofs5e 1H Thursday a~fENfn1aa
Mr. A = Fsnnklsn Fekelpad ~
club high muEe nsiEe ard M3E
Eawln MaYs Tire zncsi hsxh senss
pff31s
~ IT, eenelslsAau Il - sasnsH
salad ezHskfns Nktn asft 1sInks
We served Is MeNiemss A
FFanksln Edwin aayN { n Arm
issead. nalEns SBslfk. & Nn4nn
r. Thomas Coul10n + T. -
Laahmst. ~ p hfoane. r. q
Mahfy. ! p uusard. T. r. Bic
Inlbeh. hna W 81 Nelsaa 81
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E~scotuwpo Womens
Missionary Union
CT Baptist Church

TIE Escatawpa Baptist Wom-
ems Missionary Union was en-
teaained with 0 social at the
home Of Mrs. E. l. Lemaitre. At
Af games were played and each
snember received q gift. Miss Clio
ria Lemaitre served refresh
mems to the following: Misses
Fanny Creenongh. Lillian Geen-
ough. Elton Roberts. Ollie Rob
erts. Amelia Nelson. Msrcle Lynd,
Ora Nelson. Willie Pearl Robin
son. Vernln Crop and Queeny
Graham: and Mrs. West. hrs. he
Hease and Mrs Windham-
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Hears iulk By
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Entertain State
President And
District Manager

Morgan Grove No 30. Wood
man Circle, entertained the state
president. Mrs Annie West, Of
Br0okhaven. and the district
manager. Mrs. Prudie Westbrook
Of MeComb. at : special meeting
held at the hospitsbie home Of
Mrs. J. O Brondusn Of Thursday,
The object Of the meeting -
20 discuss plans for the disuEt
convention 10 be held IN Bflexi.
June IL Among the thing de-
cided upon was the giving Of .
plate supper on the evening Of
the convention
Talks On fraternalizm and the
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Surprise Party
With Mrs. Taylor
As Honoree

On Thursday essnlns nsmhera
|of shM family eunnerllon ~ Ms
n = TaeloF honnfesi heF Nllh :
surprise party q hes home IN
River Read. li3 event mina II
neishFnsion oas hef bskshday.
The f4ft tbal lhn aaIIFn fan
IL wns SHE ~ - pfeaens axs4ed
re little happiness q to Dega1
a0n
TIE Large birthday eakM Mna
|eul and aryed ulth lee esNasH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
MoioT jones E. Breth
Leaves Poscog.lo For
General SfoH School

Major James 2 Hreth reIin-
quished his duties as Command
saG officer ~ the PaseaRouIa
Recfeational Area 70 First Lieut.
WoodfIn c Chambers Thursday
afternoon Major Breth said =
reluctant farewell 70 his civilian
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Liurcl Ssseless rtfaSnsa 10 Saa
Ansanio TfsuF amer 4 vsa
ng several dass - hss pafrnA
Mr. ard Mfx Chafscs SttKes&
MFx Annse West uf nrunkhaN
m Miss ard Mr. pt4sdie West
k az MeConh Miss ww4e
soasse guests e Mr. and Mrs r
BxkhaFn dnnna their visit &C.
Morgan GTess wo== Ciwie
here
Franz blanchard. sho lsAs heen
visiting his hgoslaeF. Nose ninn
ehard lef SasAaFasy iur his Aofne
n Bangor. Name
Mrs Davis Evans departed inF
heE horne a Decatur. Ala. after.
. visit Of several days 10 Mr and
Mrs a. G. Wcteand
Miss Alma Beaue0vich 81 NeW
Orleans. VINO IS employed a. the
ingalls, Corporation spent . few
DAYS with relatives in hrr home
Irity.
Mr.. and Mrs s n. BeekhaTn
and msn. S H. Jr- and r. n
Beckhana. departed Saturday for
. visit 30 Mrs Beckham'x father.
Neal Mcfelland at Suntag. Miss
The Messrx. Berkham have now
returned home lesvsng Mrs Beck
ham and hx son to make . longer
stay with Mr. McI@lland
Mrs Louise GAMER and Mrs =.
Nj Davis spent Monday after
ncAsn in Mobile.
Mrs 1. b Freeland was 9 week
end guest in the home 0f her
sister. Mrs Z c Beckham
LSslyd and Opal Foney q Mag
nolIa. Miss are guests IN the
home Of Mrs J. II Jones
Mrs e A King. ST.. has ar
rived from New Orleans for ;
short visit in the home q her son.
Easton King.
Among those of the school sci
who have succumbed 10 The meas
les IS Nancy Blair, who IL i'll
ut the home OF hef parents. Mr..
and Mrs George Blair, 1923
Washington avenue.
Mrs Lynn Hooper of the Jack.
son County Health Department
IS on the sick list this week
This afternoon Mrs. j. A
Browne will be hostess 20 the
Wonan's Society Of the Second
Baptis tchurch at her home, 7Iz
Roosevelt street On Thursday
afternoon Mrs Browne will gath.
er the members of the Girls Aux.
Hilary. for which she IS counsel
or. around her for = social meet
ing.
Tom Breasele Of Meridian was
q week end visitor In the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Travis Avara.
kfr. and HRS. Harry Fowler Of
Washington. ID. c. were week
end guests Of kr. and MR.. b. III
Pickett and family. They were
accompanied from Mobile b. Mrs.
Calvin Norris who spent the day
in the Pickett horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy wingfield
spent the week end in jackson
where they were joined By their
son. Roy Wingfield. who came
from the University Of Mlssis
suppl. where he Is . student, 10
visit with them
4 bingo party for the benefit
Of The Our Lady Of Victories
School League will be held Il
the home Of Mrs. Eleanor Moore
this evening
Mayor Walter Guiley returned
last night from Rochester. MINI.
where ne has passed through The
Mayo Clinic.
Douglas Gulley came over
from New Orleans where Re is .
student 81 Tulane University, for
. visit 10 ms mother. Mrs. W. r
Baptist Church II her home. III
MoiOY tonnes E. Brefh
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Mayor Walter Guiley returned
last night from Rochester. MINI
where ne has passed through The
Mayo Clinic.
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Douglas Gulley came over
from New Orleans where he is .
student 81 Tulane University, for
. visit 70 hls mother. Mrs. W. r.
Baptist Church u her home. III
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4 bingo party for the benefit
Of The Our Lady Of Victories
School League viii be held II
the home Of Mrs Eleanor Moore
this evening
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Mr.. and hrs. Roy WingfIeld
spent the week end In jackson
where they were joined By their
son. Roy Wingiicid. who came
from the University Of Missie-
sippi. where he Is : student, 70
visit with them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
J. WILLIAMS IS
 COMMISSIONED
 BY SEC. OF WAR
Gets Rank of Lieut.. CoI.- Is Adjutant General
 for Alaska

J. P. Williams, who has been act ing Adjutant General for Alaska since the Alaska Territorial Guard units have been in a process of organization, today was appointed by Secretary of War Henry Stimson, at the directive of President Roose- welt, an Adjutant General for AL aska.
 He has been awarded the rank and grade of Lieutenant Colonel and will administer the affairs of the 60- odd units of the Alaska Territorial Guard already formed and more units that will be organized later throughout all of Alaska.
 Lieut.. Col. Williams formerly was employed by the U. s. Forest Service here for many years and had been in retirement when the war broke out.
 Working with Lieut.. Col. Williams on ATG matters are Major Carl F. Scheibner, aide to the Governor of Alaska, and Major M. R. Marston, on detached duty with the ATG from the Alaska Defense Command.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
10 Appeal On
 DarIan Deal
DeGduIlisf Group fingered Over Status of Pro-
 HitIerite in Africa

LONDON, Nov. 28. Political sources here said today that Gen. DeGaulle is expected to direct a strong personal appeal to the Unit ed States Government for a change in the influential status of Ad- miral Jean Darlan in North Af- rica
 The Fighting French military spokesman skipped his customary broadcast yesterday to France.
 In his explanation, he declared, 50 long as Darlan is retained as head of North Africa, we feel we cannot conscientiously con- tinue."
 He added that it is impossible to make the appointment of Dar- Ian clear to the French people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
DOUBLE FEATURES
 MAY BE DROPPED

NEW YORK, Nov 28.--The movie industry's National Board of Re- view has adopted resolution urg- ing abandonment of the doubler feature movie for the duration "as a saving of time, critical materials and manpower needed for winning the war"
 Shortly before, Lowell Mellett, chief of the Office of War Infor- nations bureau of motion pictures, had appealed for such action in a speech which declared:
 The habit of sitting three or four or even more hours, with ones mind afloat in fictional world, hardly equips the American popu- lation for the serious job of deal ing with real life"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
MAY STILL. BEvE55EL5
 SURVIVING
Admiral Darldn Ask Any Who Escaped to Join
 Unified Nations Fleet

LONDON, Nov. 28.-Allied ports today held out the hand of well come to any surviving units of the martyred French Fleet, which defiantly chose mass suicide at Toulon rather than the clutch of Hitler.
 Even as great explosions were still tearing out the vitals of the men-of war, Admiral Jean Darlan went on the air in the night to appeal to what surviving units there might be to make their haven al United Nations bases.
 Whether any ships got away is problematical.
 Conflicting reports reaching Lon- don said that some smaller units possibly including submarines and destroyers, put to sea before Hit Ter had sent his armored columns racing toward the base.
 Regardless Of whether or not all the Toulon fleet is lost to the Allies, it's scuttling of itself is re- garded in United Nations capitals as the most hopeful symbol yet oi French resurgence.
 AS the Russian newspaper Pravds put it., the incident lis probably one of those cleansing from France the shame of equalization at home"
 Observers have interpreted the Toulon incident as vouchsafing Ad- miral Darlan's sincerity. But pend ing General DeGaulle's forthcom- ing visit to Washington, the Ad- miral's status still remained ir question.
 The News Chronicle said that the decision that DeGaulle should visit in ns Washington had beer reached at meeting of the French national committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
ENEMY ON
 DEFENSIVE
 AT TUN|SIA
Allied Forces RepuIse CounterdttdCk dt
 Tebouraba

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.--Allied forces in Tunisia have repulsed an enemy counter-attack at Tebouraba, destroying ten Axis tanks a War Department communique reported this afternoon.
 The commuique said "The enemy is generally on the defensive in the Tunisian area"
 Tn an effort to delay the progress of our troops, the enemy is attempt ing to blow up bridges on roads and railway lines.
 Although weather conditions and muddy airfields have recently hamp- cred air activities, Allied night fighters shot down four enemy planes last night which attempted to raid Algiers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
RED FORCES ARE DRIVING
 NAzIS BACK
Clear Last German Soldier Out of Area Near
 Don River Bend

MOSCOW, Nov. 28. The Red Army has cleared the last German soldier out of the Don River elbow west of Stalingrad and the re- maining enemy forces are being coralled in a rapidly closing ring of Russian guns and bayonets, it is reported from the front lines today.
 The Nazis are being hurled back easily upon the bayonets, the gar rison communique said. This will close an important gap in the Red Army's curving line.
 Dispatches also report the recap ture of Ketsyaka, a Cossack city on the west bank of the Don River, 80 miles northwest of Stalingrad
 This strong point had been in enemy hands since last August.
 The Russians had by-passed Tskaya in new offensive while one force was taking this town.
 The Russian official newspaper, Pravda, said that there has been another swing east after the arching thrust. above Stalingrad had closed the Russian trap about the Nazi force on the west bank of the Don River.
 A military correspondent of Reu- ters news agency reported to London that Russian pincers have closed on the Don River below Kalach, a rail town 40 miles west of Stalin- grad, thus completing the encircle- ment of a large Nazi force in pocket southwest of Stalingrad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-28
4C0MMANDO5
 OF BRITEHERS
 IN DARING RAID

LONDON, Nov. 28. Fourteen British Conlmandos made a dar- ing raid on the Norwegian coast wrecked power station and blew up a dam at Glomfjord, according to advices received here from Stock holm
 Glomfjord is in northern Nor way about 257 miles south of Nar- vik.
 Details of the raid reached Stockholm through a Norwegian underground newspaper account.
 The Commandos also smashed other vital installations before de- tected by the Germans
 Eight of the Commandos were killed in the fierce fight that en- sued and six commandos were taken prisoner by the Germans.