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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Police Hope For No Repetition OF
These Fatalities Over The Weekend

vealed that she has scalp wounds
and a possible skull fracture. War
rem. the hammer weilder. was TAX
en- into custody.
Lewis Anderson. who lives al
922 Erskine. Is a peaceful man OF
AZ But on last saturday night he
took one drink too many. Before
he knew just what happened he
became involved with three people
which resulted In his receiving
goo beating. lie said that his at
tsckers we're George Smith. whose
address Is unknown: Carrie Martin.
e22 Erskine. and Floyd Bowman.
96i +. Hancock. All three are in
custory and were arrested by Spe-
cial Officer Thomas. a man who is
always ON duty in and around
the Brewster Homes. Mr.. Thomas
also took three knives from the
boys.
Anderson had lacerated scalp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

congregations. The Rev. F. W
Walls is pastor OF the AME church,
the Rev VI. Darlington is pastor OF
First Baptist church and the Rev.
,lr. Butler is pastor of the Church
OF God in Christ. The Rev. Nj
Walls is assistant chaplain at the
Jackson STATE peHitentiary. wher2
there are about 1900 colored pris-
oners. almost a third OF the entire
prison population. The Rev. Mr.
Darlington Will be host TO the ap-
preaching Chain Lake District as.
ISOLATION, which will he attended
by more than one hundred Baptist
ministers and laymen from various
parts of Michigan.
Jackson Also has several progress
sive colored business places. Ham 5
Place (harbcr shop is one of tho
popular tonsorial spots in jackson
and its genial proprietor is II. l.
Green. The Ace Beauty shoppe. on
Frances street. adjacent 10 Ham
Place. is efficiently conducted h;
Mrs. Pearl Nelly, proprietress. as.
sisted by two competent operators
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

in the persons Of Misses Anabel
Copeland and Beatrice Macklin.
over on Mason street. there is an
up-'o-date vegetable store, whose
popular and genial proprietress Is
Mrs. Marian Johnson. also active
IN local club and civic affairs.
Mrs. Mary Walls Selby. daurh-
ter OF the Rev. p. W. Walls. Is d.
recress CT the community play
grounds.
On Franklin street. in rose
covered house, dwcils the genial
smith family. when ycu ring The
doorbell if young Marry or Eli1
docs not answer you are likely IL
be greeted by their mother Alre
De.phine smith. Jackson's up-tc-
'he-minuie modesto designer. A
picture Of the Smith home is nub-
llshed in this issue Of The Deirol.
rloune. and there will be several
Wher pictures Of the communitv
~ next weeks issue OF this name
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

As we approach the Fourth OF
July, the hot weather. accidents
nights and cuttings keep the police
and the boys and girls down q,
the Receiving hospital busy. The
records revealed this week tina,
cuttings and fights were at a new
high and that misunderstanding
followed.
Mrs. Martha Woods. a l9-year-od
wife got into an argument with her
husband. Morris Woods. al the hour
Of 4:o7 Monday morning and he
struck her several times. Her in
juries we're slight skull fracture
and scalp wound. The Woods
reside al So Trowbridge.
David Ware. aged 81. who is a
resident OF apartment No. 4 a;
213l Hastings street. had two call
ers sunday morning al l:42 am
They gave him good beating. he
did not tell the police why he was
beaten.
Miss Collie Moore. rs. 2s7 Alfred
got into an argument with Clarence
Richardson. at 1906 am. Sunday,
Clarence Knocked Collie down and
she was treated for scalp wounds
az the Receiving hospital. You
know. 1t was Just one OF those
things.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts. 80. 1913 Nc
Kay had 70 have the last word last
Sunday morning at the early hour
81 $50 and her ccmmon-law hus
band. Herbert Stone. struck he
in the right eye. She also has q
slight skull fracture. She was
taken 20 Parkside hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson. citizens
living at 1876 Hudson. had a heat
ed argument Sunday morning also
and Carrie. that is the first name Of
the 2i-year-old wife. was beaten bS
her husband The police took hei
TO the hospital for first aid trea'
ment.
Poor John Smith. Al. 5013 Brust
street. was the fret man victiun
who lost his fight with his wife
Mrs. Lucille smith. cut him on IN,
neck. He was given first aid treat
ment and went home. Both blamed
family trouble.
Two women had II out SATURDAY
night which ended in one getiins
stab wounds in the left chest. Sh,
was Fannie Scott. 1929 st. Antoine
She was cut by Lizzie May Cold.
stein.
While al the home OF her forme:
husband. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. %
4S25 Brush street. apartment l.
got into fight with him. He hi
her on the head with a hammer
The 18th precinct scout car re-
sponded and took her 10 the Re-
ceiving hospital where it was re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Eight Freed
|@ Project
Riot Charges
Seven Plead
Guilty; Placed
On Probation

The effort to secur. "a, =.
war workers occupoucv "a
Solourner Truth Home. !,
naly concluded when TIA '"
involving the Negro de,.rs..)
who were arrested for s.
concealed weapons as a rs ,,l!']
the rioting February o. l'u. \
we're heard by the uo,.. ~ X
John ]. Maher.
The felony charges sv,,,,,
enteen Negroes growing ~, y
the Sojourner TRUTH rio, ~
ruary 2s. 1912 we're nn,,,. n
posed OF after numerous s,.: y
ences between aitorueys n. \
defendants, Representative. !, y
ic organizations. the pro,sr,'s''
attorneys office and the n.,,.
Police department on 49,
June 26. 1912. before tho Ivy
John j. Maher Of tho Rsco,s..
Court. on motion 81 Charls, \
Jones. Assistant N tho Prosser,,
for Wayne county. William /
Bowling. orders rnlie nros.,'
were entered. and the ,oilnvl,
defendants discharged G.~,
'lill, Ned Gardner Joseph VIII.
fred Whitehead. Flenrv !.
tomas Jackson. William Con
and Willis Tonev The h
wing defendants entered ps
guilty and were placed On N
alton for terms ~ elgsu
months each 10 report once y,
month: Leander Marshel An,
DotSon. William Pearson Fl
stewart. Temer Narev. Jazz
Moore. and John Watts
Counsel for tho de,sr.r
we're: c. v.e Bron Simmons. e.
Davenport. Ernest Goodman a
Joseph Craigcn.
tag Detroiters - attend NAAl
IL Is expected that over rEs
tv-fiye Detroiters oi sTE
NAACP convention In a,i,,,
July 1912. Or. James y
Tendon announced DIS T'a
Reservations are Still. aya.i.
for the special train which cav
July 10 from s. LOUIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Grand Jury
Indicts Farmer
For Peonage
Works Woman
5H2 Months
For $50 Debt

WASHINGTON. DC. - Aftorres
General Francis Bddle announces
taat a Federal grand jury sii'irg
a the Eastern Distric' q Texas.
az Tyler. Tuesday. June % return
ID an Indictment OF four coun's
charging Wallace Adame ~ Wei
con, Texas. With violation % The
Federal anti-neonsge stature
Adams is charged with unlawful
". wi,fully and felonicusis" ar
resting. causing 20 be arrested ard
returning 10 and holding ia coa-
dition of peonage. a NeSro woman.
Lorn.e Mcqueen. pcrd,,g payment
az $50 deH'. for five and one
half months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
ESPERANTO
MEET TO BE
HELD HERE

Robert l.. Davis. secretary OF the
Esperanto Society OF Detroit ,an-
nounces that the thirty-ffth annu-
al congress OF the Esperanto Asso-
ciaticn OF North America will meet
at the Detroit Leland hotel here
from July 2 through July 4.
Thursday. July 2, an English Ian
euage session will be held for the
purpose OF informing people about
the Esperanto movement and the
need for Esperanto. The s pm.
Friday meeting will be an all-Es-
peranto session and will be Of ia
terest 10 those desiring 10 see rs
peranto In action, Albert NJ. Kohl
ner. Esperanto, orator, will speak.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas Campbell
2esl Erskine

Atty. thas. Campbell,
2esI krskine
STATE or MfchliAN iI1i W
Tor IN. County Of wayrf ,s,.,'
GAINES HALE risn.r - Ns'1
pA HALE. Defendant
40. Ss9.51s
ORDER FOR ArPFARANt
Al session Of sait o-r' Hfs
city Of Detroit. June 81,
Present. The Hon Al"'itn q -
sCHNER. CIRCUIT Jnfse %
II satisfactorily apffl 70
da,ii On nie that the df'NI
n resident Of the sfa'r
resides ~ 1850 7 stree WEE vi" =
ton. nc 80,
u ~ ordered that SO
within three months 4,
this order or tho hlli ~ ~
herein may 10 taken as 80.
defendant. and thar tbs o's'r r ~
and ruhiished according 90 A'
rory mailed 90 The defff9'-'
last know address .,,,.rs
ADobrR 2 NNir, i'' M,
- True Copy
cAsrAR j. LrNGENAN citrN
ny a HARGREANEs. ,tt.
Deprty Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
PRESBYTERIAN tHCRtH
29Ol Clinton

The Daily Vacation h.a.' ca
OF the ST. Johns Prfs'yrra
church opened on last Norfiy Il
will continue during 10 mo''a|
July. All children IN ne c'n-
nifty between the ages q ays u
Il are invited 10 attend
The Ladies class oi ne Cas'
school will hold a Dunbar .l,c
con on Junday, July II u y
chapel between the hours O "
and :. A good program VII.
presented.
The pastor, the Res Wa
Molbon. will preach r'x' saaa
morning on the subjec' F's'''
and Rec pon sihiliiy'
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0den Waller
Continued from page II
dicted and tried him.
Nlrginians Petition

Meanwhile in Richmond. ~ Viz
ginians leaders in religion. educa-
ton. labor and other phases OF lie
in the state sent 10 the governor a
petition for clemency for Waller.
Declaring their belief that Wall
er should not be executed. the pc
titioners cited five factors which
they said Should be taken into con-
sidcration. These included
There is widespread conviction
that the extreme penalty imposed
should not be carried out.
Careful students OF the record
Of Walters trial report that 1t is
impossible for anyone TO determine
inte.ligently that the condemned
man was guilty of murder in tue
first degree.
We are informed by those IN
whom we have confidence that i'm
poriant facis,were not brought out
AZ the trial.
An act a mercy by your excel
lency al this time would allay pub
lie concern
The signers OF the petition IN
cluded John stewart BRYAN, presi-
dent OF the College Of William and
May, David G.. George. labor rela-
tons assistant for the WPB in
Virginia Nirginins Dsbney. editor
of the gogue: Ernest r. Pugh. re-
gional director Go: the RI. Rev.
h. 81. George Tucker, bishop OF do
cese OF Virginia and presiding
bishop 81 the Protestant Episcopal
church IN The United states and DR..
John NJ. Ellison. president Of vir-
gina Union university.
Go And ALL Aroused
Other prominent Americans who
have made efforts TO have Walters
death sentence commuted include
William Green. president OF tho
American Federation Of Labor and
Phillip Murray. CIO president
Green declared TINT II b or
throughout the country will he
grateful for favorable action on the
petition for combination. Mur-
rays telegram stated that "Execs-
ton OF Waller would be a grave
miscarriage Of justice. The atien-
tion OF the nation is focused on this
case
Breaks Under Strain
II has been found necessary 10
inclose Odeli walters cell in
screen wire, Virginia penitenuary
officials reported last week. de-
clarine that Waller has become vio-
lent as the date for his execution.
July 3. nears.
Waller. condemned sharecropper
from Pittssylvania county. con-
victed of the murder OF his white
farmer landlord. oscar Davis, was
reported by Maj. Youell and other
penitentiary officials as either
crazy or acting crazy lie was re-
ported by officials as taking off his
clothes, throwing objects and re-
fuse at the guards, and in general
acting violently.
Waller has spent 6a5 days on
death row. since he came there on
Oct. 2. 1910. Gov. Darden recently
stayed Walters execution from
June 10 TO July ?, marking the fifth
reprieve from two Virginia COVER
nors which he has received.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Jim.Crows Tribune


write FOR COPIES ~ the Detroit
Tribune 70 use in connection Wiz
fhe.r studies ~ iourna sw eco-
romics an sociology sr1 N not
Few ir fanceS have persuaded
he ins'fl'iors u sGbscri7e fos
II regularly a com1.ete RE ~
'1a Tr.hgre Is kept UP 20 date ~
rore 'ran one Of TIE la-ge uni-
versailles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
A Pen Picture OF Jackson
BY MARGARET MCCALL

birds eve view, by way of the pencil. will tell you
that the City of Jackson Mich old Republican stamp
ing ground. has approxima ely $500 colored citizens.
The city also has about fourteen coored churches ncud-
ing several storeronts, but the ANE, the First Baptist
and the Church of God in Christ have ne largest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Going Out Of Business July 10.
All customers must get their goods.
Cleaners & Laundry Business For
Sale-221O 81. Antoine.
TlmOns Cleaners a Laundry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Several choice lots In Wolverine
Tractor, Inkster. Mich. some corn.
ers; also large parcel OF will bulld.
Phone Wayne 1S0G.R.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
Senator Brown
Continued from page u


the greatest power on earth. is IN
ihe worst position OF its history
i4s senator said, and went on b
point out that the Negroes and
whites here In Detroit who are
producing % per cent OF the weap-
ems Of the war must work togeth-
or and forget prejudicos because
Christian ideals are being sub
jecied TO the most beastiy brutality
that has ever come over the world.
In order to elevate millions OF
Negroes and southern whites 10 full
citizenship" the senator conclud-
cd. Il will be one to enact laws for
all the people and races under our
flag so that in the end victory will
be ours"
other guests were: Shelton Tap
pes. Ford Local 600, CAW-CIO r.
cording secretary: Abner Larned,
state WPA director, Sheriff and
Mrs. Andrew Biard and the local
rent administrator. Mr. Mcnamara.
State Senator Charles c. Digs
acted as toast master.
Members OF the committee on arr
engagements were: Senator Diggs,
Joseph c. Cole, Petry Fisher the
Rev. Charles A. Hill. Mrs. Rosa
Gragg. Attorney Oscar Smith. D..
J. l.. McClendon, Clifford Moore,
Attorney Lebron simmons. Lieut..
Wallace Williams and Peter Cas-
sey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

BEATTY OPERATOR 49, VIII pay
salary or commission; excellent
huslnessi coed location. Hours can
be arranged. Call To. $1,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

Nice furnished room In Christian
home, for refined couple. Oakland.
Clay district. Tr. LISTS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
MUSICIAN WANTS. M0Rk

Experienced Pianist wants posi-.
tion. Can read, improvlse and ar.
range. Union. BOX 81, co Detroit
Tribune, 2146 St Antoine N.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

secured without obligation by cai'-
ing in person at the office. $3.50
John r. at Ferry. Tr. 1913.
Any specialized training can ft
Won for n nosition.
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RnnM Tn nrNr

Room for rent-iurnished; sin.
gle man, steady day employment.
Downtown -GratlOt district. Cherry
Si71.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
FLATS FOR SALE

FLATS FOR SALE
MOVE RIGHT IN-Upper vacant
$500 Russell-six rooms each
furnace. garage. $4,000 down. For
appointment Call Molls, Lafayette
1916.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Beer Garden-Act quickly; liquor
license; completely equipped. 300
Rlvard. Tr. 2.S6'Si.
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FOR SALE
BUSINESS FOR SALE

Frigadaire - fer sale - General
Eleetric--1s"x3i'. Call Ty. s-54iS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

The state treasury enriched by
the Primary
record of 9s26Ooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

nAKAR. hot spot OF Man intrigue and major
worry to the United Nations. has returned TO the
meEsht. with possible action there by either side.
Situated $50 miles across The Atlantic from Natal.
Brazil. and only few hundred miles north of the
United Nations supply stop at Freetown. Sierra
Leone. II serves as threat to both. German broad
casts have indicated that Hitler may be putting the
squeeze Wehy 70 yield concessions at Dekar. From
time to fine have come reports that Na1i U-boafs
are already using Dakar as base for raids Allan
tic shipping If Hitler should be successful in gaining
his demands, he might then drive to cut the United
States aerial supply lines TO Egypt, the Near East and
India. or cross the Atlantic and attack Brazl.- To
remove this threat. the Allies may be forced TO act
first and seize Dakar American. British and Fighting
French troops are stationed in French North Africa.
Liberia. Belgian Congo. French Equatorial Africa,
Gambia Sierra Leone. Nigeria, Dahomey. Gold
Coast. Ivory Coast and the Cameroons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
And Il Comes
Out Like This

Abraham iAncoln once eaid 10 =
White House caller
-. You may feol al The people
soFne 81 ths time. yea can even
fool sesae - TIE people all the
time. bit yoa cant fuel Al a the
people al The tive
Tokyo, asserting that Its own
breakfasts which have destroyed
the American navy three times.
were always correct ard that
American somauniques we're not.
translated fAneoln infa lspansz.
and back IL EnKlsh Tor : pfops-
gAnda broadcast today. II came
out as
a man can impose upon the
world with honsyed words fof The
time being and deceive soms parts
q the public. but not the entire
world forever
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
British Raid
Is Expensive

LONDON - Continuing 10 ~.
fensise on axis objectlves despite
difficult conditions. the Raj
bombed northwest Germany dur
ing the nigh, IN transforms and
low clouds. losing "a planes.
The big loss resulted. Il was
understood. from bad weather.
The pilots bsttled transforms over
the continent and had 10 nv II
fairly low attitudes. enabling Mani
sesrehliKhts 10 make them easy
targets for defensive action.
Heavy low clouds prevented
observation ~ the results ~ the
bombing. second for Germany this
week and fourth this month.
The RAF more and more Il
raid,ng under difficult condstiona
for continuous night activity n
the aim Of the bomber conmsDd
unless the ~sathe- y shzoinseiy
prohibitiys.
A few German planes rsided
northeastern England Thursday
night. dropping bombs from which.
II was said. there were casualties
and some damage. One raider Was
destroyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Bombing Of Japan
Proper Is Urged

CHUNGkING-Extensive bomb
ing of Japan proper before she can
complete a program Of moving her
industries to Manchuria and North
China was urged Friday by Shso
Yu Lin. director Of information for
the foreign office.
For many years a close student
Of japanese affairs, Shao Yu Lin
was the last Chinese diplomat 10
leave Japan where he was consul
general at Yokohama.
Quoting reports compiled In
the last six months. Shao said:
'If Japan II not bombed
within the next six months, a
tremendous advantage viii be
lost to the United Nations and
the Pacific war viii be pro-
IOnged considerably"
He cited figures showing that S.
per cent Of Japzns metal indus
RES. So per cent Of her mechanical
industries and 90 per cent Of her
chemical plants are eentered al
Tokyo. Yokohama. Kobe. Sizoka
and Fuiuoka. while iron and steel
works are conferred at Yawsda and
Kiuehiu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Rickenbacker
Is Back in u. S.

sAS FRANcIsco-capt. Eddie
Riekenbacker. Americas most
famous war are. has returned to
the mainland. after narrowly
escaping death when his plane was
forced down in the Pacific nearly
two months ago.
Rickenbacker arrived AZ the
San Francisco airport late Thurs
day and went directly TO his hotel.
The noted flier. who had been
on a secret mission for the war
department. was deeply tanned.
but showed the effects OF "a days
on life raft before ne was
rescued on Nov. 1e. 800 miles
north OF Samoa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
ALLIES MOVE FOR KNOCK
Frey Terms
NLRB Move
Bureaucracy

Recent action q the National
Labor Relations Board in chal.
longing contracts Metal Trades Of
American Federation Of Labor has
with the Kaiser shipyards involves
business as well as labor. John p.
Frey. Of Washington. ID. c. presi-
dent Of the department. said in an
address at Tacoma Labor temple
Thursday night.
The speaker said the move
Of the NLRB on the Kaiser
yards IL. In his opinion. bur
esucracy trying 10 prevent
voluntary association Of man
agement and employee.
To me-" he continued. at Is
indefensihle that there should be
anything tending to slow down
the building Of single ship i.
The sterilization agreement which
was effected on the Pacific coast
early in 1e4l has been applied TO
shipyards throughout the nation.
-. There Il more involved In this
case than appears TO the naked
eye"
L. s. Carlson. president of the
Metal Trades Council. presided.
Among guests of the Tacoma
council were NJ. II. Stafford.
executive secretary of the Pacific
Coast Metal Trades council; VIM.
c. o'Neiil. Pacific Coast Plumbers
and Steamfitters: o. w. Mursner
and John p. Mclean. international
representatives Of the Boilermak-
ers; w. f. Woods, international
vice president and J. II. Hurley.
international representative Of the
Structural 1ronworkers; George c.
Castleman, international vice pres
ident Maehinists; Robert Sheets.
international representative of the
Hold Carriers and Laborers; T. A.
Stevenson, manager Of Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce.
Frey left for Seattle and Port
Continued on Page Is, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

last month, IL expected 10 sue
ceed Henderson. He IL
strong administration support
er and steered the anti-infla-
ton bill through the senate.
hut will he far more accept
able 10 congress than Hender-
son.
President Roosevelt. however.
refused to discuss Browns future
at his press conference Friday.
Congressional sources said the
farm bloc was ready--and has the
votes In the new congress jam
through a bill that would force
the administration TO include all
Of the costs Of farm labor. includ-
ing that OF the farmer and his
family. in the computation Of farm
parity prices. That would send
food prices skyrocketing and wreck
the presidents authorization pro-
gram.
Thus. with Brown acting as go
between with Secretary OF Agri-
culture Claude X. WickArd and
the farm bloc. the administration
bought off congress. In return
for agreement among farm bloc
CONTINUED on Page 20. Column 81
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New Type Of Regeneration
Bomb Is BEING Used on Japs

chute augmentation bomb ssslnst
the enemy II MAmba Indicated
Friday that = nsw allied drive vas
in the making in Mes Guinea
Ges. DsaElas Macarthur
awarded The rsrpis Heart
decoration TO Tt.-osn. G~sfGe
q. kssasy. commander ~
allied air force. In The sssih-
wesf Pacific. IN rs.eEniiioa II
meritsrions sersirs In invent
lag The sss bomb.
II wEs revealed that hundreds
we're dropped from levels - i5N
A. rs feet, on japanese bsrges
and landing points IN the breaking
W ~ the enemy lan1inK attempt
~ the mouth Of the Hsfnbafs rtssr
Monday The augmentation DE-
Wees also were ased Il vas sad
IN the B0na area and in solns ~
the sirafing raids on Lee and
sslsmauA IN which many planes
we're destroyed % the ground
The daily hs.aan.rtess sem-
msniqss aid that In ths sails
nsss sector eur patrols ns@ia-
fsin pressure ea snsmy out
posfs sad are protecting
friendly sssiss.
This NAs the FIRST mention q
ground activity IN the belamaua-
Lac area. about Ie5 miles soFtb.
vest up the coast from the Bslns-
Coma front. for several weeks
Fighting fisred All along ths
B,1aa front where. the spokesman
aid @our troops are moving ali
through the area
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
State Plans
Widening Of
.Wapaio Span

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