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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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Asyna hst
titan sife saea
atr Am eans IS au su
Al American 8aSs eAns
Ham enN more There as
p haxaR e. tne right A.
taa ri eflleeHt inNk na
sH.e painted staff eaFe
0ne aae street. 81 vaaf old
ae8 teNn Ba4a haa beer
aen aam a huge annstnaeni
a8e ean na q neW Anaefarar
aegsasry sailed texhnrana
alr an fae I0b The Mhoie she
na comprising II officers %
men presided ever - Lteui
Col Charles Bunting D~auafNrtn
~ Jeaatte Pa uho "A EeseAns
3D. heaiih - als Auasaesr
c ia the London aFAa
Their general heaiEsa Il aeoa
said uauRhegty Win ahe asip ~
tht British. WREN real h0Apita
ssfuHut IS neeaea we're saklng
aaa1 meaiea. care as thsm
Through iHe apsn Window a
= Ffeaf apartment hoase on m 81
aIaatss suusEe comes 8 ronstant
Iafief ~ fnaeWeiIefa ami lnslde
au ean ee aaN and rows g unl
me rieea personnel
There b 5 slan un4lea STATE
ARMY Posiaftiee. outside ore
a8ildiua Inside q big staff aE AN
IoFnlea postal clerks awnass upef
ae an ol mas nalng n ard eau
iag ollt
Nqaug enlisted men ell duif
4 ( are holler ii the street
Important lsakinG officers aash ln
ard ait o} General Headauafters
There are three huge cniIeiei
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
No Malaria
Reported In
JarksOnArea

Ma 4 @nas es "a mas
1een refu3tse 1ssorse nH pc
srrnel 81 she Jwksnn aea -
aate. d FeNx Underwood
state Heath AffHNf annaancsu
~~Impartan6z - fhie snuw = -
rsnua d. unaerwtsai d~srlarN
ii view q fne fact nat uaN
noslz - asmaraa a~sioHaficaiiR
grounds 4 slot f0f aaw das
The Ssal BaaId # Heatn afs
eOuafe health aepsfta back
"a hv ths United States Public
Health SeFvMe are WaEinn an n
isnsive campaign ~ SCI tns igfnp
an malafAs 81 wsT areas accord
ine q ihe health afilNf bftef
~ the plan d faaRea GA cgulfDi 81
adult mosquitoes aFw mesquite
breeding arrss Nlthin q mite -
dius 81 3 military eantonalent
saia n uhaefNpsa fa ares
i sukMfl2lara ate xof
avsry Anephea hf~din2 plae
marked fu os.ans - SPRAYING
once every nvan aay# iu tire
earn itself tie army aH TIE
spraying and asiing
Geek ! kaps VI mesqasso -
festztinn. explainse the iTaEfs
offina, b. fnasntaininE catching
aiatsasas an1 aipptaK kIueln
adult n~sfaualss taken from thf
eatnhfng N1at1Dsis Indicate te psf
valenrm uf n1aiaFls mosq4iie
samples 81 watef from aippaus
ntainafa tell whafe lts arr hrfea
ing
According a. gne taealih asifeaf
there are = sasehinK staiatus and
a0u dipping sGatAsns IN ttr Jaek
zs,n AREA aI0na Eaeu - Hses 3
visited once . week
Asked ii malaria mosquitoes
could fig into ltae protested zone
4fosn breeding place outside thf'
mile area d. Underwood epiiea
that slnee female Aaephe
mosquitoes have d flight ranEs
81 ane msle uley cat enter fs
outer sftnees - the mile zens
from an jumps sleetetA afea
re combat this slaIr - ma
larta mosquito tie Stata Hoa1a
81 Health and lhc uulscd State
pulal.s HEALTH Service haze eul
ployed > number - Hiatafaa stn
ratere said ~ uaae susM
Thelf sob IS lo get communities
outside ire n44le xane o. 10 fa
themselves what we are 0ufnH
witgsin tire military are
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

where Partitions have been
ihravn % hurFiniiy to make
fTnife offices where feW existed
About the Vhoie setnp g the
smell 0f rough pine boards and
mWduzt and there Is a constant
tatioo Of hammenng and bang
ing
Hui say. The hues do look Hiea
when they walk Uuf Of an even
ing o. On Sunday. People gtiil
crane at them even IN street
csowds where uniforms are n
large proportion
L1nduners IT fntixt be said are
taking TINS American invasion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Club where vuu can get almost
81 fHe cokes vuu want. Ams rican
cigarettes and most % the time
c-es IHE gum There's . Juke box
ane ether American eadRets
Na0 the Red Cross has open
Ell uu . niN center. the Washing
tsr cab fur enlisted men i Is q
aazlfui place with expensive
aaa COINS and al the accou
lrrHant 10 keep a vounE fellow
being bored
Bat Fl mas the enlisted men a
m Worried It's So dogg0ned
nir and tfA officers are having
sl.a q time finding places e. stay.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Thevd been working
pretty hard Il aas evident and
their deaims and dungaFees WeEe
pretty aasied
4 tiny aTEstocrstic little old
laeV piucked 81 ms sleeve Tell
me she SAID do vou Americans
bring along euuHicts Wfth Your
army aa do fhe hard work.
-Oh No ! said these men are
Just IN their fatigue uniforms BE-
caus they're got rough work 20
Do
! explained how much clothing
every eulStrd United States sol
der got a regular equipment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Regarding otlBes small grams
0Kclly says that The barley mere.
age in the state Is increasing and
b special cases tins may te iasu.
fled Results Indicate however.
that barley WIll seldom produce
- many pounds u grain to tho
acre as casts Wheat yields have
ben fairly satisfactory an8 aaa
what ear be- dome Il neeesa
a EFeateH acHeaKc Il rye would b.
Justified If planted Near enough
e. hvesioek quarters lof early
grazing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
S S. Thomas Lynch
Ninth Liberty Ship
At Mobile

Mobile Ala. Aug Tine SIS
Thomas Lynch named Tor n
signcr Of the Declaration Of In
dependence today became the
ninth Libertv snip - be- launched
By me Alabama Dry Dock and
sAapbuiiding company At iis Pm
20 Island yarus here.
Mrs. c A Moody Of Whistler.
Ala wife Of tne huh s~uperiAtend
ens 81 the vessel broke the ira
dIt4onal bottle o. champagne over
the prov IN brief christening
uss caspunsor was Ms C. T.
Delcnanlps, wife Of the assistant
hui superintendent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

wears ot age and b. al Ro1d IT.
Ygte n tnp community Aneanr
IN car section who m Interested
n applying should write ta thc
Director 81 Naval 0tficoI Procure
ment. New Orleans iA outlining
briefly their qualification ard ~
auesting q necIluina aun
ton blank Selection heafi Is will
review IHr applications ara eau
dict tests and interviews
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

afraid tne ufwa w @an
Ia nan gK
wae ak e
sH als t en
ner oO get np
mat nee an -
ln = cft Theae -
makeahim preparation every
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aseE fn0 uaeN
w 6em bsitzaa 81 inKs
hen a. or
ma FNs esasa
te hFueraHau Nffarrg
Among tie clats b 3 Sergeant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Thomas Lynch. Jr.. for wt1na
the ship was named was born In
South Carolina and IN ITO was
selected by the btaie assembly 70
saeceta his father in the Cunti
mental Congress II was IA. tins
capacity that he affixed his sigma
ture IL the declaration.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
PiccadilIy Circus Is A Yankee SideshOV

uWs mura b stride
Yea ca aHt aam ansteG IN
aafaerflv 81 teaae hasffEnN
serne Aliens anc swarm in
exef anas&EnE Numbers
ze there Wer SEVERAL
oagd ~ men farming g TIE
ees for a9F1e EpFt 0f q fatigue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

children must Il cd
nuue nest saeiieg ct
81 Ia size midst . tH# t Var
- ifr fieH raa IfEC At
lhe aaHlre 6 q fire.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Congress n HsSsts
Euhiart e Cal

Congress IS ia eea aahleef g.
call al ans flrne by ine speaNeF
- tire Haas ara 4he Mateftlv
Leader 81 fhe Scnafs Ihe Eon
Nrrm has been IN eassian 4ua
continuously sine SspHmh
1888 Ard most ~ tse msmfefH
~melgadinN Speaker r. oafn Hsse
Faa5e hngtge q aN taking 8 ussfh
neesec Vaeat.0n Whlg thFs are
aM ihs Seuafe Flnaues Gem
mittee Is contnalnW confederation
~ me tax bi8 winch i t4e onir
pressing legislation mot fuaiif
aessa anun II the event m anf
emergency g - ans feQu if8m
the President fW fstslnef lAg
tian IA carry forward une Waf pro
gram the members eouia - eslgn
msauea back ~ Washington upan
s nnn1enie notice
Cargo Planes
Henr kaisuf CONSTRUCTION
wizard. proposes 81 build 8H9
cargo planes eapahle gi carrying
10 Geo tors - foua az munitions
eaeh trip "a Europe OF Or ppinE
25u eco mrn taehina tht eneusx
ine Opponents r. tft ruastfue
fian ~ @leh planes aaY shaf tasl
maen precious mateflai would b.
diverted inat II w0ala take 4 feag
iae blur printing ) wear II CON.
knurt suitable plants AMI an
ashe8 vest 81 build 8na9 plane
NJ Kaiser. appearing tafags tnr
senate 7 pman COMMITTEES feeeHt
stated tfaal l8e CON begun flying
naae cargo planes cut - aE fee
ofa breaking West Coast snip
Naads within len mouths THe
production genius Wha delights
IN ioluE tnings tnat can't b.
liens saeh as constructing q anti
Cuuier Bonneville ard EUulaeI
Dams and turning 0ut Nietgg
xhpa IN IS d8Ha. bas aifeaay pat
as engineers ami designers q
work on pian fos tne hiE ptanes
Trades SeeeNEaH ~ Wat Il ts.ft =
Patterson has now agreed 81 give
Kaiser the opportunity "a dem
anstFate lhai he can build the
tremendous fleet q cargo planes
nr vlanallzeS without disturbing
TIE material requirement. Of the
preseni piHe production pm
sam AW Production h0aFa
Chairman Neaon mss also ~
pgavmi lfs proposal @lt II dcvei
ops that the enRa ana mhet
component neeisd iof ineas
plaaas ean b. huilf WIthoHt d.
rapanE fhe pfeAcu military aiF
craft psneFam Whisn : On Ne /
essential
Wouaenis Navy Auxiliary
rrnaloent Roosevelt slenea the
baA eteaEIuK the Momens Anxii
isfe Reserve II she napy. and the
Navy Department mas announced
thaI atAH4l 900 women viii report
1t smlth college Northampton
Mas du8 snK ise FIRST week IN
October Tor the ind1etrnaEsun oud
training schooI hf DilieeH and
officer candidate Tne Reserve
wilI comprise Approximately II
ecu niembefa a. fifs6 WITH ap
pa4nfmnnss based aulaif an lae
ahflliy nf applicants - iii atlmin
Slrafivc ami technical positions.
AZ Wili BE- assigned SHORE sta
uens WITHIN the conEiHentai Unit
cd State
Applicants for commission 81
I appointments a glitter taudl
aale must IL nNse q degree
from m Accredited univeEsin ~
cpIlegc 81 IN heu q the aeggee.
must haee sueeeslul5y completed
i've ycafa work lNaeing - q de
gre - must have mad n9s les0
thar twa wears professional q
business administrative o. tech
nieal positions aau must nave hs1a
matte m higb sehooi OF college
o. muss H. eitllens ~ tie u. s
b. not less than 2 Ycufs CT aat
ana unaeH So an tie aate 81 tHeil
appointment mesl required stan
aanis - phsaIeai and aats1azs
tests have ~ children unieF +
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

producers are so intrigued al
present Is the period pictured
TINS will b. featured Wednes
day and Thursday. August z 10.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Tire American Medea a. aela
llnn Ras i0uBde- ia HHI nhla.
In 1870
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

New Hampshire has two square
mikes d inland water area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Women S Pin
Meet Backed
Extensive List
Of Entries Received

An extensive list Of entries
for the Macomb Recreation
Ladies tournament has been re-
ceived, Mildred Erskine an
nounced this morning and the
first women's tournament in
Mount Clemens appears slated
for success.
Dcadline on the entries for the
minor-eVents meet is tomorrow
and two leagues are as yet unre-
ported, according TO Mrs. Err
Skinc, the tournament mana
ger. Entry fee for the tourna-
ment is 81 plus 81 for bowling.
A double set of prizes in botn
the ioUbles and singles events
will be awarded, going to the
winners in both the actual pin
fall and oVer-aVerage divisions.
Medals will also be awarded
the winners.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Labels Tax
Collection
as Very Good

Charactcrizing this years tax
collection as "the best in seven
or eight years" City Treasurer
George bankers, discussing his
annual report TO city council,
revealed that 80 per cent of
the large city tax Of 1926, 456.7l
had been collected and that 83
per cent Of the school and coun-
~ taxes collcctible i'm Mount
Clemens had also been secured
The discrepancy i'm percent
age Of taxes he accounted for
by saying that the uncollectcd
city taxes Of last September
were Immediately entered up
on the winter tax roll for sub
Scqucnt collection, giving him
two chances to collect them.
The county and school taxes
are spread upon the winter roll
only.
The total city tax actually
collected was 1894, 66OO5, leav-
ing the balance Of SCI 1866 TO
be carried over into the next
fiscal year as being delinquent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Building
Continued from Page ID

NtOntlnueu from rage
be put TO more effective use in
the war program.
WPB chairman Dona d M.
Nelson said the action would
virtually suspend the civilian
construction industry" for the
duration. The Labor Department
estimated previously that nom
defense construction won d
amount TO $3,650,000,O00 this
year.
The $500 limit on residential
construction applies to a full
year; that is, an owner may not
spend $500 on a dwelling and
later make another $500 outlay
on the same building SimilGr
restrictions apply to farm and
other construction maXimums.
The order did not change ex-
/ st n & regulations permitting
construction of residences, cost
ing up TO $4,000, in defense
housing critical areas, designat-
ed as such by the government.
The board said the purpose
Of the order was TO allocate
steel, copper, iron and other
scarce materials away from UNI
necessary construction and into
fighting materiel and needed de-
Tense housing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Defenders
Continued from Page i

not stop until we drive out the
invaders from the islands.
StimSon said the figure Of So
$50 electives was in the report
received yesterday from Gen
eral Wainwright. He stressed
that this figure included only the
men fighting on Bataan at that
time.
Excluded were American and
Filipino troops guarding the de-
lenses of CorreSioor and the
other islands, the wounded,
nearly 10000 civilian refugees,
and some 5000 Filipino labor
ers who we're n-combatant.
Stimson disclosed that under
the direction of Brigadicr Gen
eral Patrick j. Hurley, former
secretary of war who is now
minister to New Zealand, urgent
efforts were made beginning last
January IL to reinforce the be-
sieged Philippine forces.
From a base in Australia sew
cral ship loads Of supplies were
sent TO the Philippines, and part
of these supplies cached Cor
regidor and Bataan.
But for every ship that ar
rived, we lost nearly two ships,
StimSon said.
Because Of these supplies, the
defenders were never short of
ammunition, the secretary said,
but had been on short rations.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
BataaIl
CONTINUED from Page IL

CONTINUED from Page IL
badly cut up by four months Of
bloody conflict i'm which even
heavier losses were inflicted on
the enemy, reached Fort Mills
with Gen, Wainwright.
Other m or developments
crowded the Far Pacific war pic
ture:
N l The Berlin radio, quoting
Tokyo dispatches, reported that
japanese Sea-borne troops sup
ported by cruisers and destroy
ers had lander north Of Akyab,
Burmese port on the T y Of Ben
gals, and had advanced within
80 miles of the Indian frontier.
2. London naval reporters said
the biggest naval battle in all
history seems about to blaze up
in the Bay Of Bengal between
the japanese and British fleets. "
In this connection, il was re-
called that Axis reports last
week declared powerful British
naval forces had been sighted
speeding around the Cape of
Good Hope en- route TO the In
dian Ocean and the Bay Of Ben
gal.
3. Striking at a key British
naval base guarding India, Jap
aneSe bombcrs this morning at
a k d Trincomalcc, on the
northeast coast of Ccylon, just
off the sOuth-gn tip of India.
simultaneously, two Japanese
planes were sighted over Colon
DO, the Ceylon capital, where
Japan suffered her heaviest aeri-
al defeat of the war in an attack
Easter Sunday
CITE OPTIMISM
4. New Delhi dispatches re-
ported a rising note Of optimism
in the critical negotiations TO mo-
Billie midas 390,0O0,000 on the
side of the United Nations.
Latest reports said a general
understanding was as good as
reached on the main issues be-
tween the dominant All-India
Congress party, the voice Of In
dia's 270,000,000 HinCus, and Sir
Stafford Grips, British special
envoy.
s. On the Burma war front,
Chinese troops holding the east
crn flank Of the Allied line we A,
reported locked in heavy battle
with Japanese invasion forces on
the highway between Toungoo
and MauCh,.
On the tish-dcfended west
ern flank, Japanese reinforce
ments were said to be moving
up for a new assault.
The British have already been
thrown back to a line only IS
miles below the rich central
Burma oil fields, chief source of
China'S oil Supplies.
FLANK BREAKS
In the Philippines, the tragic
end to the drama of Bataan, eli
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Liquor Renewal
Requests Tables


Several applications for re
newal of Class Hotel licenses,
Class c and Tavern licenses
were laid on the table for a week
by the City Commission last
night while Treasurer George
bankers determines whether
any Of the licensees owes the city
personal or property taxes.
Mayor Donald r. Westendorf
observed that those in Arrears
will not receive new licenses
The only license-a Class B Ho-
tel-went to Ben Furst Of the
Furst Hotel after bankers said
FurSt is pail up to date.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
UDF Plans First Dance
in Mi|kshed Series

Members Of the United Dairy
Farmers will hole the first in a
series Of Detroit Milkshcd area
dances at Dopp's Hall, Walden
burg, Saturday night Earl Buss
announced today.
The dance, at which the Hotch-
kiss orchestra will furnish music,
is slated TO begin at Q pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Shadyside
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page u
be glad to picnic there next
summer because Of tire ration
ing. He said the presence of
large Detroit groups at the park
on Sundays has discouraged
Mount Clemens residents who
sought to picnic there.
WOULD CHARGE SIS
Westendorf took the attitude
that outsiders should be charg
ed SIS for concessions be
cause they'll come anyway and
there's nothing we can do about
it Commissioner Thomas G
Longstaff backed his stand say
ing well charge 'em plenty
Commissioner Edward j. Du-
bay then observed that we
shouldn't act in haste on such
an important matter" He urged
that the matter go on the table
and that's where it went.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Naval
Continued from Page II

within 80 miles of the Bengal
border Of India.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Results Of Voting
Termed Compliment

Mayor Donald r. WeStendorf
told the city commission last
night that the reelection Mon
day of Commissioners Fred
Breitmeyer, Jr., and Edward j.
Dubay, Justice Donald j Parent
and Constable John Miller is a
compliment to the administ! ,
ton"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
VFW Auxiliary
to Present Flag
to High School

Mount Clemens High School.
Tuesday morning, will accept
from the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary a beautiful new
American Flag, measuring nine
X IS feet, as gift OF the eX-serv-
icemen's organization.
The Flag Will be used atop the
SO foot school flag pole.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
NEAR BORDER

border Of India.
NEAR BORDER
That would place them be-
tween the border and the big
Burma port OF Akyab.
Earlier roundabout reports
that the Japanese had forced
their way ashore at Akyab have
been denied by the British head
quarters at New Delhi.
The Admiralty's announce
ment did not say when the Dor
setshire and Cornwall we're
sunk.
There was no intimation what
other Warships were operating
with the cruisers. The fact that
], 100 crew members were saved
indicated that other ships were
on hand.
The Rome radio reported that
the remaining units of the Brit
ish squadron were engaged in a
running sea fight with stronger
japanese naval forces.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
FRONTAL ASSAULT
Police Recover Bike
Stolen from Youth

A bicycle stolen from Eugene
Inman, Al, Mulctt, at LIS pm.
yesterday was recovered short
time later by city police.
A nine year-old Mount Glenn
ems boy admitted taking the.
bike, police said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09

All your foVori'e, IN this thrift
priced group eoverolIs. swing
ond tulip style, with 'ops or rie
roc trim. Voi dye checks and
small prints.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
Prct. s Roid Wordens
Will Meet Tonight

Air Raid Wardens Of PrCt. No.
6 will meet at Dickinson school
tonight at 7:30. Additional vol
unteers from the area are de-
sired.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09
POSSIBLE HAVEN

Observers here said survivors
of the cruiser Sinkings might
have been taken TO the naval
station at Trincomalee, target OF
a renewed Japanese air attack
on Ceylon today.
Informed sources believed the
British Indian ocean naval
squadron probably was opcrat-
ing from TrinConalee, or at least
might have made for the base to
await reinforcement after the
smashing aerial attack which
cost the two cruisers.
Scientists h ave determined
that noise is definitely harmful
to digestion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-09

making six days of violent as
sault by overwhelming japanese
forces of tanks, troops, planes
and guns, resulted from a break
into the east flank of the Ameri-
can-Filipino defense line, hell
by the 2nd Corps.
Gen. Wainwright reported he
sent his lst Corps 90 the reliet,
but the men were so exhausted
by weeks of fighting in Bataan $
foxholes and junglcs that they
we're unable to throw back the
invade S.
The war departments com
munique late yesterday indlcat-
ed that the end was near, report
ing:
Fresh japanese troops are
continuing their forward drive
with grea. vigor.
Waves of shock troops have
attacked almost continuously,
without regard to casualties,
which lave been heavy on both
sides American and Fill
pino trooT 5, including naval and
marine contingents, have stub
bornly resisted every advance.
Repeated efforts Of the
enemy to land troops behind our
lines have been frustrated by
our beach defenscs, manned
largedly by naval and marine
personnel "
FRONTAL ASSAULT
But tn" Japanese, 0ut-nurH-
boring the defenders at least
five-to-one, apparently succeed
ed in a frontal assault, cutting
off the east flank and thereby
weakening the tiny defense
army so badly that further re-
sistance was impossible.
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1871 Ous 8 and s-cyi sedaha and coupes IN
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down payment: balsncs rs months.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

A i2-HOUR vuIcanizing service; reasonable
done by experts. 1900 GRAND RIVER,
at Fourth.
COMPLETE tire service: guaranteed vul-
canizing and recapping since 1928. Motor
City Tire Service. 1881 Gratiot. FitL. 2ssO
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash watt
ing. Edw. Kehoe Co., 1884 Grand River