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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan.
81. (UP)-Great fleets of japanese
planes developing an offensive
which brought them within 275
miles of the Australian continent,
heavily attacked New Guinea and
the Bismarck and Admiralty Is
lands today.
A fleet of 40 bombers, protected
by 20 fighters, Uombed KaWiene,
in the Bismarck group, Three
planes attacked Madang, II the
north coast of New Guinea and
more than SO bombing and fight
ing planes flew down the coast to
bomb Salamaua and other objec-
tives, a communique of the Royal
Australian air force announced.
Some of the Japanese planes as
signed to New Guinea bombed the
Salamaua airdrome but no details
of damage or casualties had been
:ecai"ed
The japanese used great flying
boats and both s,hol CHASED and
carrier-b borne fighter planes in
their attacks and it was said that
major attacks were expected to
follow those of today.
Kawieng is at the north tip OF
New Ireland Island in the Bis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Reds Smash Nuzi
Winter DefenSes

recapture of Mozhaisk, the Russian
midnight communique claimed the
capture of OStashkov, just south of
Lake Seliger and 100 miles north
of Smolensk, in a drive which made
it possible for the Red army to now
develop pincers movements against
either the Leningrad front or Smo-
lenSk.
Radio Leningrad said that up to
1000 Germans had been killed yes
terday in strong points which the
Russians blasted in their new drive,
and that field guns, machine gun
posts and quantities of war mater
ials had been destroyed. One unit
was credited with killing $50 Ger
mans. The Firms were said by
Moscow radio to have lost 500 men
in seven counter attacks in which
they vainly tried TO take the vii
:age IN en- the Finnish front
north of Leningrad.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-tUP) -
Gen. Douglas Macarthur reported
today tnat savage counterattacks
have reestablished his Bataan pro-
vince defense lines with very
heavy" japanese losses and re-
vealed that Filipino guerillas far
behind the lines have carried out
brilliant" attack on an enemy
airdrome
MacArthur'S report of the guer-
lila success was the first to indi-
cate that his efforts to establish
organized behind-the-lin fight
/ ing on the model of the success
full Russian tactics against the Ger
mans are beginning TO pay diyi-
dendS.
The American general revealed
that a guerilla force, operating in
/ the Cagayan river valley of north
cast Luzon carried out a surprise
raid on Japanese occupied air
drome at Tuguegarao, just south of
Aparri.
ENEMY FLEES
The Japanese were taken COM
pletely by surprise" said the COM
munique, and fled in confusion,
leaving ITO dead on the field. APP
proXimately 300 others were put
to flight. Our losses were very
light"
Macarthur gave no indication of
the means by which he maintains
contact with such guerilla bands
but his reports have indicated that
despite his withdrawal into the Ba-
taan Businesses he left behind him
an extensive and we'll organized
system of espionage and anti-Japa-
neSc elements.
The guerilla action was some 200
miles north of MacArthurS line.
Presumably they sWOoped down on
the Tuguegarao airdrome. routed
the Japanese and then disappeared
again into the jungles and noun
tains where they maintain head
quarters.
MAIN FRONT ACTIVE
On the main fighting front in
Bataan, the communique indicated.
some of the most savage fighting
of the war has been in progress.
The American communique adj
mitted that the japanese had first
succeeded by persistent pressure
and weight of forces in occupying
some American positions and penc-
trating the U. S. lines.
The japanese. by infilirationS
and frontal attacks near the cen
ter Of the line said the communi-
que, had gained sCme initial sue
ccsSeS. Our troops then counter
attacked and all positions were re-
taken. Enemy losses were very
heavy. Our casualties were rela-
lively moderate
Tho communiqVc described the
fighting as particularly savage"
No place names or specific posi-
tions were revealed in fire commun-
ique However. it appeared that
the japanese may now control the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Macarthur Wins
Back Positions
In Hard Fighting

| bulk Of the northern third OF Ba
taan peninsula Macarthur de
fense lines presumably cut acros
the waist of the 13 mile wide pro
vince, possibly a few miles north o
Balanga on the cast coast, running
west to a point somewhat south o.
Binanga
DIFFICULTIES INCREASE
The constant japanese pressure
is increasing MacArthur'S Difficult
ties in maintaining his lines de
spite the courage and daring Of
American fighting men.
The latest exploit was suicide
raid by an American motor tor
pedo boat from Admiral Thomas c
Harts Asiatic fleet which already
has registered telling blows against
japanese sea power.
The tiny Ameri.an Warcraft,
commanded by Leiut. John D.
Bulkeley, slipped into Binanga bay,
three miles south of the OlOngapO
naval base on the western Bataan
shore, and rammed home a sue
cessful torpedo attack against a
5,000-ton japanese ship under cover
of darkness.
The American craft launched its
torpedo with unerring aim despite
the rafting fire of japanese ma =
chine guns which Spattercd the
water around it and the bursting
shells of 3-inch batteries emplaced
by the japanese along the Binanga
shores.
HERO COMMENDED
News of Bulkeley'S exploit was
reported by the navy which said
that he had been commended for
the achievement. 1t brought the
score of Japanese ships sunk by
the army, navy and marine corps to
41-almoSt one a day since the
start of the war.
The navy communique a ! o
brought tacit U. S. confirmation OF
japanese claims of the capture Of
the OlcngapO base and of Japa-
neSe drive south along the western
Bataan coast to Port Binanga,
about five miles south of Olonga-
pc.
On the eastern fringe of the
mountain and jungle peninsula the
Tokyo radio claims that American
defense lines i'll the vicinity of
Abucay, about three miles l.orth Of
Balanga. have been pierced
These drives would place the jap
ancsc roughly 20 air line mics
north OF MaiyeleS, the port with
which Macarthur communicates
with fortress Corregidor, three miles
across Manila bays north channel
This means that MacArthur's
band is now apparently CONSTRUCTED
into a narrow area only about 20
miles long and roughly 13 miles
Wide-an area relatively easily de-
tended but hardly large enough for
mancuver and one which heavy
and persistent japanese pressure
seems likely to nibblc away stead
lily.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
COCKTAIL TROUBLE

A woman visitor went to Carey
wilson's home one Sunday and
asked for advice about a party
planned by her 16-year-old daugh-
ter and three friends. They want
to serve cocktails she said, "and
the other girls have permission.
My husband and I aren't prudes,
but we don't want to give liquor
to such youngsters. We decided
to ask what the Hardys would dt
about it.
Wilson took the problem in easy
stride. Serve punch" he sug-
gested. Let word get around be-
forehand that it's pretty potent
and that you're worrying about
anyone having more than couple
of glasses. You might put in just
a touch of table wine to make it
taste funny
He got a grateful note from the
mother weeks later. The punch
was a huge success.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

The war office has consulted
Russian specialists in London on
means to check the spread of ty-
phuS to British and British-con-
trollcd areas
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
Britain Guards
AQuinSt Disease

ed North Africa.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

LONDON, Jan. 2l-tUPD-Health
Minister Ernest Brown announced
today that the government had
taken special precautions against
the spread to the British Isles Of
typhuS, the dread disease which
is creeping through eastern and
southeastern Europe and has reach
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21

LONDON. Jan. 21-CUP) - Rus
sia asserted today that its army
was pursuing the Germans west
ward from captured Mozhaisk, key
city of the Hitler winter line, and
was blasting German strong points
en- the Leningrad front in a rap
idly developing offensive.
AS Russia iubilantly hailed the
first major defeat for Adolf Hitler
since he took personal command
on the eastern front and made
Mozhaisk the anchor of his line,
the parliament and government of
the Ukranian Soviet Republic
broadcast a manifesto to the en-
tire Ukraine, promising it freedom
soon and calling on the people to
rise in the German rear in aid
of the Red army
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
SMOLENSK NEAR

Military experts mere believed the
Germans would be forced back to
the Bryansk-Vyazma -Rzev line 10
miles west of Mozhaisk. But Rus
sia already had reported it's troops
within 60 miles of Smolcnsk, and
reports that the Russians were
throwing hundreds of thousands of
crack reserves, splendidly equip
ped, into its advanced lines caused
hope that the Germans might have
to fall BACK to the Smolensk line,
100 miles beyond Vyazma,
In addition to announcing the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-21
BOOTY CAPTURED

The Germans had been thrown
out cf Mozhaisk in hand to hand
fighting. They had left enormous
quantities Of war material behind
as they fled toward Vyazma and
Smolensk, Cn the road along which
Napoleon's broken Grand Army re-
treated in 1912.
Lieut.. Gen. Leonid Govorov, who
led the Russian army which cap
tured Mozhaisk, said in a special
broadcast from the front today:
In several sectors the Germans
are now retreating in panic, leav-
Ing arms and materials. They fire.
quently give themselves up.
The Red army has now the
tasks of clearing Soviet SOL Of
German FaSCiStS.'
Evening star., 1942-06-25
FB| Man and Police
Disarmed by Youth
Who Escapes in Chase
Commanders Two Cars,
Then Takes Another
From Michigan Officer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. June 25-A 2l-year-
old Cheboygan (Mich) youth who
disarmed and fired three shots at a
Federal Bureau CT Investiga ton
agent and then commandeered cars
at pistol point to make his escape
was the object today of a Statewide
search.
Armed with at least three pistols
his own, that of the FBI operative
and another taken from a suburban
Worthwhile policeman-the youth was
last seen fleeing toward Wayne in a
Worthwhile police car.
Police identified the youth as
James McCartee Leonard.
Wearing a blue Navy uniform,
Leonard was taken into custody yes
terday by the FBI for questioning.
While he was being grilled on the
ninth floor of the Federal Building,
police said, Leonard drew a revolver,
fired three shots wildly at the agent,
disarmed him and forced a scrub
woman to take him down an ele-
vator to the street level.
Commanders Autos.
At the Fort street entrance to the
building the youth leaped into an
automobile being driven by Frank
VoSs, %, and, brandishing two guns,
barkeG an order to Step on it."
When Mr.. Voss refused to drive
through stop light the youth
jumped from the car.
s. A block away. at Cass avenue and
Fort, Leonard ordered Ben Tobin
out of his car and drove away. Then
began series of wild rides across
the city.
A policeman chased him but lost
him in heavy traffic. The fugitive
later struck a street car and crashed
into an automobile driven by James
Taylor, 20. AS Mr. Taylor got out
of his car. Leonard waved him back
In with guns and fed.
Takes Policeman's Gun, Too.
Nothing more was heard of Leon
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Indiunons Will Honor
Elmer Duvis at Dinner

Elmer Davis first public appear
ance since his appointment as di-
rector Of the War Information
Board will be at dinner in his
honor tonight to be given at the
Willard Hotel by fellow Indiana
newspaper and radio men.
Mr.. Davis Hoosier colleagues
Byron Price, censorship director
and Lowell Mellett, director of the
Office of Government Reports-will
participate in the welcome. The
committee in charge of arrange
ments is headed by Mark Thistleth-
waite of the Indianapolis News.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

ard until Patrolman Peter Bonnen
of the Worthwhile police, recognizing
the youth from a teletype descrip-
ton, saw him and ordered him to
the curb.
Leaping from the stolen car,
Leonard disarmed Bonnen at gun
point, ordered him out of the po-
lice car, and escaped in it. North
vile police said Leonard sped
through Plymouth with the sirens
wide open and the Wayne County
sheriff's office reported the police
car had been sighted travelling at
high speed on back roads near Mon
roe.
Cheboygan police said Leonard
appeared in that city last Friday
in a Navy uniform, dropped into
police headquarters. and remarked,
I'm doing all right-I'm in the
Navy and like it,"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
U. S. Treatment of Aliens
Called Firm but Humane

America must be strict enough to
be secure from any possible danger,
yet We must avoid unnecessary per-
secution of a helpless minority"
John ]. Bursing of the Justice De-
partment said last night in dis
cussing the alien enemy control law
at the war law institute of National
University.
Mr.. Burling said America cannot
take any chances with Nazi or Japa-
meme agents and I'VE do not propose
to do So" When enemy aliens are
dealing with the Federal Govern
ment, they have no legal rights, Mr..
Buriing said, adding that this
merely serves to increase the moral
obligation of the Government to
treat them in as humane and decent
q way as possible-consistent, of
course, with the national safety"
Let Uncle Sam borrow. today not
tomorrow. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

tense under the Defense Of Canada
regulations. The section cited pro-
vides that no person shall "act in
any manner, spread reports, or
make statements or utterances in
tended or likely to prejudice re-
cruiting. training, discipline or ad-
ministration of any of His Majesty's
forces"
After Hong Kong fell to the jap
anese last Christmas Day, Col.
Drew was critical Of arrangements
concerning the dispatch of two
Canadian battalions to the colony's
defense.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Brazil Probes Report
OF Axis Submarine
Base on Coast
Raiders May Be Hiding
In Muddy Waters Of
River Mouth
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, June 25.-A
high source said last night that
naval and aviation forces are in
vestigating reports that an Axis SUBJ
marine base is located on the coast
of the Brazilian state of Maranhao
1t has not been possible to de-
termine Immediately whether SUBJ
marines are operating from the base
this source said, but various reports
recently are declared to have indi-
Gated the possibility that Axis raid
ers are hiding in the muddy waters
of a river mouth along the swampy
shoreline, and refueling there.
Isolated Delta Of River.
The source indicated the area
under investigation was an isolated
delta of the Gurupy River which
forms the boundary between the
states of Maranhao and Para on the
northern coast of Brazil. He said
naval and air forces are engaged in
a minute search of the entire
Gurupy delta region, but the naval
and air commands refuse to say
whether submarine base has been
found.
The Gurupy delta would be
roughly the center for a radius
of action southwark toward Nata
and northward towar dthe Guianas
cutting the South Atlantic trade
routes.
1t was recalled that all Axis sub
marine attacks, as well as Brazilian
air force attacks and sinkings Of
enemy submarines, have occurred
In this region
Mysterious Ship Movements.
1t was learned recently that there
have been mysterious movements o.
unexplained small surface Graf
which we're believed might be car.
rying f'lel and food to a rendez.
vous with submarines along lonely
inlets wnere trees hide the shore.
line from observation.
Attacks on shipping off the Bra.
lillian ccast have diminished since
the Brazilian air force and United
States navai patrol planes attacked
four submarines and definitely sank
two late in May. No submarine;
were reported sighted thus far ir
June, but several attacks on ship
ping nave been reported, with al
least one sinking
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Venezuela to Sell U. S.
Four Axis Vessels
b. .ht Associated Press.

By tht Associated Press.
CARACAS, Venezuela, June 25.-
The Venezuelan government yester-
day authorized the War Ministry
to sell to the United States four of
the Axis ships which were dam
aged at Puerto Cabello in 194l when
several Latin American countries
took over Axis shipping in their
harbors. The ships were sabotaged
by their own crews.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Hong Kong Critic Called
To Court in Canada
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
OTTAWA, June 25.-A Justice
Department ofncial announced yes
terday that 1t. Col. George Drew
Ottawa Conservative leader, has
been summoned to appear in court
to answer a charge based on his
comment June S on the report of
a royal commission on the Hong
Kong expedition.
1t was said the charge specified
his statement constituted an Of
Evening star., 1942-06-25

Let Uncle Sam borrow. today not
tomorrow. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Mothers, if you're trying to
stretch your 1912 dollars to
buy more War Stamps and
Bonds, bring your youngsters
down tomorrow. ReveI in our
wide variety Of girls dresses
;. in the sturdy long-weor-
ing boys clothing in the
comfortable correct fitting
shoes! Styles to suit every lad
and lass and mothers.
See how you can send your
children back to school, WE'LL
dressed, for very little.
(CAldrsn's Shops, Second Floor, r St.
BsildissJ aa4a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-30

ever happen to notice, pal, that
the sun. very seldom shines on
both sides Of you at once? If
your front side Is warm, your
baclside is cold. That's what's
known as the law Of compensa-
ion."
"Well, I've got all over ex-
|pecting too much" she said.
Don't let yourself" Doc said
to her, kind Of quick and anx-
|ious. "When you give up expect
ing too much, you give up your
YOUTH"
She studied him for a bit and
there was q sort Of smiling sur
prise in. her look. "You haven't
| given II up?" she said, half ques-
| tionins. II keep forgetting that
you were the same time rs Hen
Idy."
"It's my stuffy, professional
manner that makes me seem 30
old" he said. MON Is trying to
! cure me Of that"
(To De Continued
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES

William Mclnt0eh, EStofe-
February leth, -le%3
state OF Michigan. The Probate Court
for the County OF Macomb
At a session OF said Court. held ~ the
Probate Office In the City OF Mt. Glenn
ems IN said County. on the sist day OF
January A. d. 1912.
present; Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
judge of Probate.
In the M6tter Of the Estate OF Will
liam McIntosh. Deceased. No. 14,ts7.
GEORGE A. Hodson. administrator. o..
BIN. OF said estate. having filed In said
Court q petition praying that no be
authorised 70 enter into lease OF GER
tain lands ann premises known as BIOS
SOM HEATH INN. being also known
Al Lot - of Assessors Plat Is OF the
Village Of ST. Clair Shores. Macomb
County. Michigan:
II r. ordered. That the 10th day Of
February I'D. 1st2. at two o'clock In
the afternoon. at said Probate Office.
be and IL hereby appointed for hearing
II "a Further ordered. That public no.
tice theteof be given by publication OF
a COPY Of this order. once each wesk.
for three successive weeks previous to
said dsy Of hearing. In the Daily Monitor
. newspaper printed and circulated IN
JOSEPH v. TRoMBLY.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-30
81 thought that il Mrs.
Kent"
UD1&acap, Y,,llSy coiI

tiiOuShs siAos
Kent"
PLEASED" Juddy said.
wanted you to know she'd
have told YOU"
"I've been meaning to-" Juddy
said. 81 kept putting it off,"
"Now that I know you" Doc
said, ~ can't understand your
getting into 1t at ALL"
She answered him, but she
was talking more to me.
1.-THE good old competition mo-
tive. He waved an emerald hoop
in front of me and my theory
was that I'd better Jump through
it before some other girl nosed
me out. He was gay and good
looking and had all kinds of
superficial charm and knew all
the patter and the double talk
and the cafe society cliches. /
thought that was life. But there
wasn't anything behind it.
The Doc shook his head. ut
doesn't fit in with my picture OF
YOU" he told her. So he'd been
carrying a picture Of her in his
mind. had he! I don't believe
she noticed that, but you bet l
did. She said:
Its simple. At that age ana
in the set / ran with, you think
oh, we'll! what the hell! Why
not give it a try? II doesn't have
! to last. And il won't change any
thing But it did. 1t changed me.
And l don't like the change"
Hmm" Doc said. "You can't
alter the structure of life with
out changing the texture"
Anyway" she said, got
bored. I got so bored that it was
a case of quit or the river"
AT least the venture should
have been profitable" he said.
Kent had a great deal of
money. hadn't he?"
She looked at him thoughtful
lily. "No, 1t wasn't even profit
able"
Pardon" he said. 81 assumed
that money was the consider
ation."
$50 IL was. Just another smart
saleswoman; q little too smart.
took his money for being his
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-30
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Stanley \. DsmbrsvskI. Attorney. aHt z.
N MsHtiie Or MOI MORTGAGE Tess sXLspefaul..
having been made land such defaults hay-
ing continued for more than ninety days,
IN the eendlt!cn:, , q & esssssp morts.s s
EMILIA DoczKXi. his wife, Mortsssors.
Of the City Of Dstroit. Wayne SSynty.
Mo!tsssse; dated sepssmbe! 10Th; 1899:
OF Deeds Tor Mseomb COUNTY. Michig.n. on
October i2th. 1889, In Liber $50 Of Mort
hssiSs sisetsd under the terms d ssid
end accrued interest thereon due. which
10 which there = claimed TO Be due and
unpaid On Said nortgage st the date Of
saxes. de sum q nv iHoUsxNb ThRkE
a ssss2sn poSlxHs ssd % %: :ss o. ~
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-30

Given that on TUESDAY. APRIL 3sTH.
ioI2. at 1900 o'clock noon. Eastern etsnd:
Street entrance to the Mseemb County
Building. In the City OF Mt Clemens,
County Of Mscomb, Michtcan 'tnss ee'ns
::s TPSnt ::d m .S .v w p % fore s
highest bidder Of the premises described
in said mortgage. or 80 much thereof q
may be necessary TO pay the amount que
as aforesaid. and any sum o. suns when 81
befors said sale for taxes sndlor insur.
ance on said premises. and all other sums
paid 6y the undersigned. with interest
thereon, pursuant 70 Law an9 % tns tsIms
Of said mortgatc. and 81! legal costs
charges and expenses, anc!uan{ On nh syos.
follows: That certain piece Of psreei Of
co %H got Of MseomS. Michigan. more. par:
ticuIaIly described as; That parcel Of land
bounded On the North By ne section Line
X the BY q ~: 1sssh and
the West 81 lands Of the Bay City Division
Of the Michigan Central Railroad Conn.,
pany. being In Section >. Township
North, Range IL East, and containing -
acres Of land. more or less
Dated: January 23rd. 1919.
WANDA AuousTyNlAK:
STANLEY B. poMBRowsKI.
Attorney for M0rteagee.
Business. Address
244i z. Milwaukee Ave-.
II, 20. II; April }. 10. II. AZ.