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Evening star., 1942-08-29
NATURES CHILDREN
WEST AFRICAN BUFFALO
fRoS n,ImiIuS)

Natives of Africa speak of this
buffalo as the Mari, but to Euro
peans of the west coast it is the
bush-cow This short-horned or
red buffalo is found in most of the
tropical regions where its cousin,
the cape buffalo, is unknown. 1t is
seen both on the plains and. in the
mountains of Western Africa and
is fairly common. 1t is essentially
forest dwelling animal, but when
sought by sportsmen, it seeks cover
where only the dogs are capable Of
following. Even so, it is so swift that
it can outrun the larger antelope
Evening star., 1942-08-29
Uncle Roy's Corner
BY RAMON COFFMAN.

Prom time to time I receive a let
ter with a statement like this, Il
enjoy your stories very much. espe-
eially those you have on Saturday"
After reading such letter some
times try to figure out the reasons
for the choice of Saturday. I spend
about the same amount of time on
each story / write and it is bit of
puzzle why those which appear on
certain day should be more "popu-
lar"
like to feel ''at home with readers.
On that day I answer questions and
now and then publish letter telling
adventures of those who have writ
ten to me. I may tell about an event
in my own life or about meeting
with some one on train, steamer
or bus.
I wish you could read the hun
dreds of letters which are sent to me
each week. They come from boys
and girls, from college students, from
mothers and fathers. from uncles,
eunts and grandparents.
There are so many good questions
that I do not have room to answer
all of them in the paper. Some
times I save letter for months,
hoping to find room for it. Here is
question from a 12-year-old girl
named Judy Schwid:
viii you tell how many baby
snakes are born at one time?"
The answer to that question diff
fers according to the kind of snake
About 1000 species of snakes are
known and their habits are not the
same.
Most kinds of snakes lay eggs. but
In some cases the young are born
alive. Even among the same class
of snakes we do not find the same
things happening in all groups.
One kind of garter snake found
In England, lays from 16 to "a eggs.
On this continent, both in Canada
and the United States, common gar
ter snakes are born alive and there
may be from 40 to go of them.
The common garter snake or
grass snake" does no harm to hu-
man beings 1t grows to length
Of about feet and its food Is made
up largely of frogs and toads.
ia
Evening star., 1942-08-29
Wrono Line for Lemons

Glasgow. Scotland, reports that
during the recent smallpox scare
an elderly woman lined up to get
her ration Of lemons and wound up
In front Of doctor ready to vacci-
nate her.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
Mink Poys Dividend

Fires first attempt at mink farm
ing recently got boost when a
mink mother at Ballinatrae House
in Youghal was found to have fivs
new heirs hidden in the grounds.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
BY MiIbunn Rosser.
By Art huhto
BY HoroId Groy
By Frank willard
BY Will Eisner
by Bud Fisher

"A funny world! A funny world"
muttered Peter. as he headed
toward the smiling pool Greatest
weather in the whole year for play.
and yet everybody is either too busy
or too sleepy"
Evening star., 1942-08-29
1~eA 2a4
Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Star
Epery Sunday.
Saturday Quiz
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Ogden: What is meant by navlgat-
ing a ship by dead reckoning P
W. l.. B.
Answer; Dead reckoning estimates
the position of ship. Originally.
the term was "deduced reckoning"
Deduced was abbreviated to "ded,"
and in time was corrupted to dead"
Bexley:
In prompt reply to your request,
This Rhym- is to suggest
Another word with double ''u,"
tIn English there are but few
In hopes that others soon will come;
] give you mine: CONTTNUUM.
B. B.
Answer: Thank you. The total
now is six: Continuum, duumvir,
duumvirate, menstruum, residuum,
vacuum
East st. Louis: Am I-right in in
sisting that the plural of forget
me.not" is "forget-us-not"?-J. B.
Answer: Sorry. The plural is for
get-me -nots."
Henryville: Please give the correct
pronunciation and meaning of the
name CHICAGO. / have heard
there is a japanese word of saluta-
tion similar to it.-J F. w.
Answer: The origin is a little in
doubt, but it is likely that the name
is from the "Ojibwa word she-kag-
ong, "the wild onion place" Correct
pronunciation, first choice: Shi-
KAW-goe; second choice: She
KAH-goe.
Louisville: What is meant by
"first cousin once removed"?-J. M
Answer once removed" means
removed by one degree of relation
ship" The child of your uncle or
aunt is your first cousin Your first
cousins child is your first cousin
once removed.
Fluttertongue heard on a recent
newscast: Australians are warned
of the possibility of attack by an
other Jap invlasion feet . (oopsD ,
] mean inveesion flate!'
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Dangers At Home
Mount Higher
Than Abroad

Since Pearl Harbor our minds
have been SO preoccupled by our
participation in the war that we
have been prone to overlook some
of the less spectacular dangers that
beset Us. Dangers as real and far
more destructive to our lives and
our war effort than the threat Of
enemy attack.
Our casualties Of war since Pearl
Harbor as reported by the War and
Navy Departments have amounted
to 4,80l dead, 3,2l8 wounded and
36.l24 missing. or a total Of A, 43
dead, wounded, captured and other
wise missing. This is the terrible
price that our unpreparedness has
caused US to pay in the first eight
months of war, but in the same
length Of time accidents in America
have cost the lives Of 10000 per
sons and 100000 have been in
I
| jured.
Out Of this gigantic toll of care
lessness, 10000 of the dead and q
100000 Of the injured have beer
workers. men whom we look to fol
the production Of the materials thai
we must have, not only to win, bu
to prosecute the war.
Truly, accidents help the Axis. w
expect losses on the battle fronts
/ they are the necessary sacrifices L
| the perpetuation Of our freedom
/ but casualties on the home from
! through accidents are preventable
and what is more to the point, they
| hinder the efforts of our fighting
j men by sabotaging the production
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03

of the weapons and materials of
war
Despite the fact that traffic has
been greatly reduced by tire and gas
rationing. more than half of this
terrific casualty list has resulted
from traffic accidents, and we in
Montana have contributed our full
share to the shameful campaign OF
carelessness. Here in Montana 65
persons have died and 400 have
been more or less permanently in
iured through the carelessness OF
themselves or some other person or
our streets and highways These
things are bad enough in peace
time, but under the stress of wal
they are almost criminal.
Most drivers have cut down theil
speed, but with reduced speeds they
have relaxed their caution Dire
results may attend traffic accidents
i
even at 40 miles per hour. When yol
drive al any speed ii is necessary
that you concentrate on the job
1t is possible to drive safely Thou
sands of people 60 through lif
without an accident. Thousands Q
commercial drivers drive millions 0
miles without so much as ben
fender
Yes, it can be done but it re
quires attention and judgment
something that all Of us should cul
tivate, not only for our own pro
lection, but as an added effort o.
our part toward the winning 0
the war.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Stoy on the Job
Miners Are Urged

Leslie A. Miller, regional WPB
director. this week called attention
of all Rocky Mountain region metal
miners to the urgent government
appeal that miners stay on their
Jobs as their greatest contribution
to Americas war effort.
Metal miners and workers in
mines, mills and smelters producing
copper, lead, zinc, manganese, mer-
curry, chromium. molybdenum, tung-
stem and vanadium are urgently re-
quested to stay at work turning out
these vitality needed raw materials
for war production, Mr.. Miller said.
He called attention to the recent
statement of Paul V. McNutt, chair
man of the War Manpower Com
mission, that mines are where
American war production starts, :
and McNutt's warning that the ma
tons war effort is being slowed
down by a lack of basic metals for
ships, tanks, planes. guns ana mu-
nitions.
A five-point program Of govern
ment action is being supplemented
to improve employment conditions
of miners and halt the serious drain
of essential metal miners and work
ers to other war activities. Points
in the program.
|. Bring mine wages more il line
with other war industries
2. Local Selective Service boards
are advised to consider deferment
of mine workers
3. Operators are asked TO use
training services Of ManpoWer Com
mission and recruitment services of
the U. S. Employment Service.
4. Tire rationing boards are asked
to give special consideration to
transportation of mine workers.
s. Block pirating of miners by 9TH
er war industries.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
A Strain All Around

Little Mary was left to fix lunch
and when mother returned with a
friend she noticed Mary had the tea
strained.
Did you find the lost strainer?"
mother asked.
NO, Mother, couldn't, so | used
the fly sWatter,' Mary replied.
Mother nearly swooned, so Mary
hastily added. Don't get excited. |
used the old one"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03

1t was following an air blitz some
where in England, and one Of thu
patients who had been brought to ;
safety shelter was just regainint
consciousness.
Patient (groaning). Was
brought here to die?"
Nurse. No, yester-dyeln
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
n Q I ICE
To Our Many Friends and
Customers

Due to the shortage of help it will be
impossible for us to maintain our regu-
lar delivery service and therefore start
ing Tuesday, Sept 9th, 1912, we will
only deliver orders in the amount of
$500 or over. Customers desiring this
service will be asked to give their order
to us on the day prior to the day they
desire delivery
Mr.. Ray Pival better known as Ray
and who has been employed by me al
most ever since engaged in business
in Libby since 1922 has found employ
ment in another field To me he was
more like a partner than an employee
and regret to see him 60 With him go
my very best wishes for his future well
fare and success
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Vitamins in Turkey

In turkey, most Of the vitamins
are in the giblets, with liver ranking
first, heart second, and the gizzard
and the drumstick tied for third
place.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Oft-Told Tale

Six-year-old Susie awoke about
three o'clock in the morning
Tell me a story, mama, she
Hush, darling said the mother
Daddy will be home soon and he'll
tell lis both one.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03

Just as the widow and | started
up the aisle to the altar every light
in the church went out"
What did you do them"
Kept going The widow knew the
4Mayp
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
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Have a Sardine

Few Chinese are able to buy
whole can of sardines at one time,
SO these fish are sold one at a time
there.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Navy Etiquette

Navy etiquette says that "a cour-
tesy visit should last ten minutes,
unless the caller is requested to stay
longer"
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
Las fuerzas americans hundieron
seis buques a los japoneses
En- la Nueva Guinea la resistencia es debil.
Intensificada la guerra submarine

total, las p6rdidas americans
en- buques.
Una noticia de origen ihgles
revela que los submarines ale
manes intensifican la guerra en-
el area alredejor del cabo de
Buena Esperanto, 10 que indica
Sc han visto oJligados a alejar-
Sc mas de las rutas protegidas
por las Naciones midas. Una
nueva fase comienza con la con
contraction de r. Jmarinos'.
Evidentemente los submarines
tienen organizada una Inca de
abastecimiotos. por cuanto seria
inexcusable mandar submarines
desde Francia al cabU sin tener
una base para aprovisionarlos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Asesinaron en- Mississippi,
estado donde Sc habla de de-
mocracia todos los dfas, a dos
ninos negros, ell mayor de Ia
amos, que intentaron violar q
una nina de la raza blanca.
Intentaron violar y los ence-
rrarOn en- la carcel.
De la carcel fueron sacados
por bandidos que Sc hacen la
mar ciudadanos.. y ahorcados.
Estas atrocidades tienden a
restarle amigos, en- la Ameri-
ca V en- TODD ell mundo, a la
democracia norteamericana.
Los partidarios de las gene
ralizaciones arrojan toda la
culpa sobre Estados Unidos y
de exprofeso olvidan que Sc
trata de la obra antihumana
de un pequeho grupo de "irres
ponsables."
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

La Camara de REPRESENTATIVES
de EstadCs Unidos aprobo "a
yer la ley que da ell golpe de
muerte, en- un ritmo de aut@n-
tica democracia, al impuesto
electoral.
Sc opusieron a la aproba-
ci6n varios congresistas del
Sur V entire ellos los del estado
de Mississippi, donde "lyn-
chan" a los nihos de Ia amos.
Ell impuesto electoral fue una
6eshonra en- ell estado de Flo
rida, Y un poderoso instrumen
to de los politicos sin escrdpu-
los, hasta que ell pueblo, por
medic de sus legisladores, de-
cidi6 abolirle.
Esclavizaba ell voto de los O
breros V campesinos de la ra-
"a blanca, con ell pretexto de
que era una restriction para
que los negros no votasen en-
las ~''prTimarias-"
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

bras Dnrfpcta7rctn antranodos
Deriyaso Il uov naso do
Circumstances. rgadas CON 10
onsrra las ruq'. - 1aman1an 20.
nidas dooi.ioros o,,a 50 boble
a I,s sordslo. MN, h.. borbras
nua ccnnorton sns noIioros an
nm l~onouaie oun nuadan anten.
,or In mavor narta 10 los ac-
,,los con,i.arios ir,,cliotamon.
A., - desnr6s 10 nm b,.ara cnrso
Re preparation, tomaran pues-
toS en- ell mando. Otros' que ca
reeen de t.eNIbilidad y no son
capaceS de aprender las lecclo-
mes de la guerra, ceSaran de les
empenar papeies en- la educa-
cion polltica del EJerclto RoJo'
FL decreto. leJoS de slgnlticar
ell I'm de ia educaclon poiltl-
"a del eJercito, tiende a vlgorl-
zarla, y de5e ser considerable CO.
mo otro paSo hacla la complete
nh,;t, do Ia oforsiyo
So nuhlio6 IN imnortarta or.
don nor al prosidorto dol Snnro-
ma Soviet rovo Ia fi,,mo da
ros6 ctaIi, Co,risario dol p,,a.
hlo noro il Dofonsa
Los comlsarloS politicos tie
nen experienced mllitar y seran
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
UNA SOBRE
JORNALES MINIMOS

FL CONCEAL Albert D'Arpa
propuso aver una ordenanza
que fila salaries minimo y con
diciones de trabajo para los nj
nos y mujeres que trabajan en-
la ciudad de Tampa.
Sc hasa en- una ley que exis
te en- el estado de Washing IN
y que declare constitutional Ia
Corte Supreme de 10. Es'edo5
Unidos.
FL ayuntameinto podrd cons
THUR un comitt de horas y jor
males que selale jornales mi
pimos y horas. Los trabajado-
res y PATRONS tendran la de-
hida representation,
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

MoScu, oct. 14.-LaS trOpa'
rojas metieron otraS dos cunas
IN la barrera a,emana al noro-S-
te de Stalingrado. Dentro de la
eiudad, los soldadoS soyitticos
recuperaron una calle que per
lieron el lunes.
En- I'm Saliente al sur, los ma
lis rttrocedieron. FuerzaS rusaS
Sc apcderaron de un punto basil
20 EN- las lineas del enemigo y
hvaputs reohazaron todos los
contraataqucS.
FL mando rojo da a entender
lue sus divisiones mantienen la
iniciativa en- los tres PARTICIPATES
soctores de la "ciudad del ace
ro".
Las posiciones rusas en- Ia cos
ia del Mar Negro fuero nmcio-
radaS. Los marines eNtermina-
ron dos companies alcmauas de
infanteria.
La ofensiva de los totalitarios
comenz6 el % de agoSto, cuando
81 mariscal Book orden6 que la
ciudad fuera tomada por asalto.
Pcco despu6s entraban en- &C
ci6n mas de 1000 aviones ma
zis, ocasionando incenlios en-
tres-cuartas parties de la pobla-
ci6n. Pero los defensores Sc aga
rraron a las cenizas y en- elias
siguen. "Firmes EN- Stafingra-
do" Sc lee en- las paroles, escri-
tas las letras con pintura amari-
Ma. Capitulaci6n es solo una pa
labra que aparece en- los panfle-
tos tirados por el enemigo'.
I'm decreto del gobierno con
cole completes poderes a los CO.
mandantes del ej6rcito rojo "
pone bdjo ell mando de tstos con
los cOmisarios de guerra. La me
dbda tiende a remover ambigde
dades, evitar demoras y unfit
car 81 mando. AL misno tempo
aumentara el ~prestigio de los co
mandantes y profundizara la in
fluencia de los estados mayores
p0'iticos, que en- el future ten
d|ranrango militar y seran hom-
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Leemos en- la revista cuba
ma Bohemia" que los falangis
tas espanoles RESIDENCES en- Gu
ba Sc quitaron las camisas yer
DIES de Franco Y Serrano Su-
ner Y Sc pusieron las blancas
y limpias de la democracia.
Aquellos que perversamente
llamaban comunistas a los re-
publicanos espanoles y manda
ban "puros" y dinero a Fran
co, ahora, con un desparpajo
asombroso, gritan a TODD pc
cho: Viva la democracia; aba
jo ell Eje!.
Son dem6cratas con "reser-
vas mentales." Una Quinta Co
lumna semi-arrepentida pero
ell cubano es noble y sabe per-
donar, como mobiles son, pero
no olvidan, los republicanos es
panoles.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
B~ombardeada de nuevo la base alemana de Kiel
Derribaron los cazas, 2 "Junkers" 885 y l hidrO

L0ndres, oct. ALA avia-
ci6n inglasa bombarde6 aver la
base alemana de Kiel. Esta fu6
q 70o ataque desJe que la que
IRA cnpczara, Nuve de los apa-
rates no r~atornaron.
Cazas dol commando de Ia cos
Ia destruyeron sobre Ia bahia de
Vizcaya dos Junkers 885 v un
hidroplano, sin pGrdidas por su
parte.
La aviaci6n qeu coopera con
q cjtrcito atac6 aver un tren de
carga Y otros objeuyos en- q
norte de Francia.
Los resultados fueron buenos,
10 mismo que los cbtcnidos en-
Kiel. Participation en- la acci6n
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Hay en- ell ejercito de los Es-
tados Unidos 100000 ciudada-
nos de origen italiano. Varios
de e,los han sido condecorados
por heroismo en- Pearl Harbor
y otros lugares.
Esto explica las ~recientes pa
labraS del Abogado General
Biddle sobre que ell gobierno
cesara de considerar como ex-
tranjeros enemigos a los italia
nos antifascistas, muchos de
los cuales no son ciudadanos
americanos, pero tienen hijos
bajo las banderas de Uncle
Sam.
Fichados estan va los italia
nos fascista y no es logico que
por ellos paguen culpas los an
tifascistas Y los que, por ne
gligencia, no pOr falta de a.
NOR a la democracia, no osten
tan aun la ciudadania ameri-
cana.
iEiemlos de aborrecimiento
a Mussolini supieron dar aqui
en- differences ocasiones, los tia
lianos antifascistas!
iY muchos de los que parti-
ciparon en- la procession auto
movilistica cuando 10 de Abb
sinia, cuando ell robo de terra
a los etiopes, va cambiaron de
parecer w.. hasta Sc dan de-
m~ocraticos golpes de pecho.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Sumner Welles sehal6 la evi
dente TRACTION, mas o menos
encubierta, del gobierno que
tiene por canciller al "falan-
gista" Ruiz Guinazu.
Comentando las palabras
del secretario de Estado inte-
rino de los Estados Unidos,
Raul Taborda, ell diputado ar
gentino, manifesto: "Las de-
claraciones de Mr.. Welles son
una mera repeticion de 10 que
Sc diiera varias veces en- la Ca
mara cuando pudo probarse
que ell partido nazi sigue exis-
tiendo en- la Argentina y Guam
do 70 denuncie este partido co
mo un centre de e~spionaje en-
detrimento de los paises veci-
nos Y de las republicas ameri-
canas."
Taborda reconoce asi que
Mr.. Welles ha dicho la verdad
y'que no es un honor para ell
pueblo argentine, quito, gene
roso y democratico de veras,
seguir tolerando las infaman-
ties intrigas de Ramon Castillo
v de Ruiz Guinazu.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
DE VIAJE
Lorenzo Hernandez

Sali6 hoy para Rochester,
Minnesota, donde ingresara en-
la clinica de los hermanos Ma
yo, el ouerido amigo Lorenzo
Hernandez, condueno del res
taurant columbia"
Els probable que ALI Sc So
meta a una intervention qui-
rGrgica.
Muchos amigos de Lorenzo
acudieron a despedirle y de-
searle buena suerte.
A los buenos deseos de to-
das las perscnas que lie como
cen Y estiman, unimos en- esta
casa n%uestros mas fervientes
deseos porque regrese pronto
Y restablecido por complete.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
NO HABRA ESCASEZ DE
ZAPATOS

Washington, Oct. 14.-La Sc
cretaria de- concrete desminti6
hoy q rumor, hecho circular en-
los dltinos dias, de que habra
esca ~ De zapatos. Aparte de
los 50,C.O,C00 de pares de zapa-
tos nueyos que los americanos
tiencn en- sus casas, la produc.
ci6n ha sido acredentada. No ha
bra racionamiento, pero el 60
bierno espera que no haya ocul-
taciones dc importancia. Duran
te julio y agosto Sc fabricaron
mas de 4o,C00G00 de pares y
los detaListas tenian en- 81 po-
der, en- julio, mas de 200. 00O,.
900 do pares
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
A 2 NEGROS

Meridian, Miss, oct. 13.-Con
la complicidad de las autorida-
des, complicidad que siempre Sc
mega, dos ninos de la raza ne
gra, Charlie Lang y Ernest
Green, fueron lynchados Ell do
mingo por haber "atacado', la
somana pa sada, a una nina blan
ca de 10 amos de edad. FL mayor
de los 'ejecutados' tenia IA a
nos.
Trataron de violar a Ia nina
pero no llegaron a violarla. A.
parece que la multitud Sc apo
der6 del carcelero, abri6 las
y saci6 81 bestialidad.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

cuatro e%scuadrillas canadenses
y una recientemente organiza-
da unidad FRANCESCA.
En- los dltimos IL dias, seis
woes han sido bombardeados
ciudades, pucblos v otros luga
res de Alemania.
Ia Radio nazi anuncia, sin que
Sc haya corfirma1o aqui, el hun
dimiento de los transportes in
glese5 "Orcadcs", de 23,456 to-
ncladas, " "Duqucsa de Atholl'',
de POLIO toneIadas. Los alema-
mes aseguran hundieron ell pri-
nero frente a Capctown y el Sc
gundo entire Capetown y Free
town.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Refiriendosu al future de su
pals, que no desea yer obscu-
recido por los Castillos y Gui-
nazds, manifesto ell lider socia
lista argentine que arriba men
cionamOs: "Cuando los Ala
dos triunfen toda la America
sehalara a la Argentina como
81 pals que no supo cumpf.r con
sus deberes de hermandad y
solidaridad continental. ST los
totalitarios vencen, una cosa
altamente improbable, la Ar
gentina pasara a ser ell foco de
los agentes nazis EN- su lucha
contra ell resto del hemisferiO.
Ambos acontecimientos serian
para nosotros igualmenre de-
sastrosos."
Corresponds al pueblo ar
gentino, que es liberal, inteli-
genie Y democratico, echar del
gobierno a los totalitarios de-
tipo de Castillo y Ruiz Guina-
III, dos discrepancies admit
radores de Franco y de los a.
migos del tirano espanol.
La mancha que ell espiona-
je nazi arroja sobre la Argen-
tina no podra borrarse, 81 no
Sc actGa en6rgicamente y con
la mayor premura.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Washington, oct. 14.-LoS CO.
municadoS de las fuerzas de
mar y aire revelan estoS intere-
santes pormenoreS: "hundimien
to a los japOneses, en- seis dias
en- las islas Solomon, de un cru
Zero peSado, cuatro destructo-
res y un transporte; otro des-
tructor probablemente hundido
tres cruceros bombardeados Y
torpedeados, unO a punto de hun
disc; ochO bOmbarderos, cuatro
caZas Y tres hidros destruidos".
La resistencia de los japone-
Ses, en- Kiska, es d6bil y la avia-
ci6n bombardea barcos, campa-
mentos y hangares. En- la Nue.
va Guinea, las tropaS invasO-
ras Sc vieron obligadas i retro
ceder en- direction de su base en-
Kokoda; los bombarderos AFRO
jaron explosives de 1000 libras
en- el aer6dromo de Rabal, Nue.
va Bretana.
La Marina anuncia que las
fuerzas americans pordieron
un destructor y dos aerop.ahos
de caza en- las Salomon.
Todos los b9m5arderos re-
gresaron de los ataques hech9s
a la Aleutianas y Is Nueva Bre-
taha. Las p6rdidas niponas lie
gan a un total de 260 aeropla-
nos, ocho barcos hundidos, tres
probablemente hundidos Y 81 a.
Voriados. Aumentaron a 10, en-