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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
Raj Celebrates
Adolf's Birthday
By Bombing Reich

LONDON. April l--UP1-The
Soyal Air Force celebrated Adolf
Hitler's birthday last night with
raids on Berlin. Stettin and Ros-
took that cost 81 planes and fol-
lowed through today with daylight
attacks on occupied Europe.
Only few hours after the night
raiders returned to Britain. fighter
planes swept across the southeast
coast in relays and soon afterward
distant explosions were heard from
the direction Of Boulogne and Ca
lais in North France.
Last night marked the first
time that British bombers have
carried out raids in such force
against three cities in Germany on
a single night.
Twin-engined wooden Mosquito
bombers, believed the fastest in the
world, raided Berlin. while four en-
gined HalifaXes, Lancasters and
Strings made a very heavy at
tack on the Baltic port of Stettin
ana q heavy" attack on port in
stallations and the Heinkel works at
RoStock. also on the Baltic. the
ministry said.
THE weather was good at Stettin
and the bombing was well concen-
trated," the communique reported
While bomberS were blasting Ger
man industry and ports on Adolf
Bitler's saith birthday, British
fighter nombers were making one of
their biggest assaults Of the war
against enemy TRANSPORT in North
west Germany Holland and Bel
GUM without loss.
Mosquitoes, Typhoons, Beaufight-
ers and Whirlwinds bombed and
strafed IS locomotives, two moving
trains, six trawlers and a number
of barges. One trawler was blown
up off the Belgian coast.
The raid on Berlin was the 61st
of the war Mesquite bombers also
raided the German capital in day
light twice on January 30, inter-
rupting a NaZi party anniversary
celebration and delaying a speech
by Reichsmarshal Hermann Goer- /
ing.
Settin, the main target last night /
has been raided seven times pre-
viously, the last September 80,
l94l. British bombers flew nearly
600 miles from the British coast to
lombard the port with tons of
block-buster and incendiary bombs
German bombers made another
light attack on London last night,
dropping bombs in two suburbs in
the face of heavy anti-aircraft fire.
A few persons were injured and
some damage resulted. but the only
death reported was from a spent
anti-aircraft shell.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
Reds Destroy Six
7 ! anks, 1000 Nozis

Kalinin front northwest of Moscow
III a surprise attack yesterday and
beat off six successive German
attempts to restore the situation.
The Germans left nearly 400 dead
cr the approaches to the height,
the Tuesday midnight communique
said.
The action. though DESIGNATED as
on the Kalinin front, probably oc-
Cured in the vicinity of Kholm, l80
miles to the west. There has been
no fighting around Kalinin itself
since the 1941-1942 Soviet winter
offensive.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
EnfidaviIIe Falls TO Bri fish
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS

ALLIED EADQ u A r T f r s.
North Africa, April q. - tUP)--
The British Eighth Army has cap
tured Enfidaville and all other
initial objectives in the opening
phase of its all-out offensive to
seize Tunis. so miles to the north.
an Allied communique announced
today.
German Marshal Erwin Rommel's
battered forces launched four des-
perate counter-attacks in an ef-
fort to restore the situation, but
all we're repulsed and fighting con-
tinues. the commulique said.
radio Algiers said the Eighth
Army has advanced more than
three miles9
ACKNOWLEDGE SUCCESS
can Italian communique broad
cast by the Rome radio acknowl-
edged that the British had won
initial success" in the Enfidaville
sector, but claimed that the ad-
vance had been halted. The Ger
man high command said that the
British had been beaten back in
fierce fighting with local break
throughs cleared out by counter
attacks
In the air. Allied planes further
asserted their mastery of the skies
over Tunisia and the Mediterran-
can by shooting down 81 enemy
planes yesterday with a loss of
eight of their own. The commu-
nique also boosted Sundays toll of
enemy aircraft by 10 and Mondays
by two for a grand total of Isl
planes shot down in three days.
GREAT PARRAGE
A terrific artillery barrage. rem
iniScent of the Eighth Army'S Of
fensive at FL Alamein and the Ma
reth line, opened Gen. Sir Bernard
I. Montgomerys assault against the
gulf of Hammamet coastal sector
of the German bridgehead in
Northeastern Tunisia at 9;30 pm.
Monday.
At the zero hour of II pm, thou
sands of British infantrymen, arm
ed with tommy guns and special
knives for hand-to-hand fighting.
moved out across no mans land and
up the rock-StreWn, Shrub-coVered
slopes of the mountains guarding
the approaches to the T,'nis plain.
A curtain of artillery fire burst
ing only a few hundred yards
ahead of the advance troops paved
the way for a successful assault on
Enfidaville and the other objec-
tives.
CAPTURE HEIGHTS
A front dispatch from Ned Rus
sell, United Press war correspondent
with the Eighth Army, said the
British also captured Djebel Garci,
120O-foot height dominating
large area of Rommel's mountain
defenseS a few miles west of En-
fidaville. ....
Despite the initial British sue
cesses, however. Russell said Ger
man Marshall Erwin Rommel still
llclds a formidable string of ridges
north of Enfidaville and Djebel
Garci which presumably make Up
his main defenSeS for Tunis.
Russell said the terrain was the
most difficult yet encountered by
the Eighth Army in its .2C00-mile
pursuit of Rommels Afrika Korps
from Ell Alamein, Egypt, and Allied
observers here warned that any ad-
vance would be slow and tedious
business.
Rommel is known to have forti-
fled the hills along the Enfidaville
line with hundreds of guns, includ
ing nests of the deadly S8-milime-
ter cannon that have served him
so we'll in the past as we'll as NOR
tarS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-21
SD. ELECTS MAYOR

SAN DIEGO, Calf, April al
tUPD-Corlcilman Harley E. Knox
was elected mayor of San Diego at
yesterdays general election by an
overwhelming margin of votes over
his opponent, former District Attor-
ney James B. Abbey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Dinner Menu
For Tomorrow
By PRUDENCE PENNY

DINNER SHOULD be
hearty meal. Just because We
must keep a wary eye on those
little red stamps, let's not forget
or put aside this most impor-
tant quality in menu planning.
Remember that diet and nutri-
ton shouldn { he made 10 suffer.
Meat eNtonder dishes come 10
the rescue. and afford us hearty
main dishes, which give US our
protein and arc filling besides.
A meat loaf IS a real answer to
your problem.
SarorV Meat Loaf
Mushroom GrarV
BroWned Potatoes Broccoli
Orange and Grapefruit Salad
Baked Rice Pudding
a meat loaf doesn't sound
much like an cAtcnder dish. but
it is when the ground meat is
combined with cracker or bread
crumbs. and various chopped
vegetables.
Alternate your orange and
grapefruit sections on bed OF
watercreSS for n real attractive
salad. Top with either French
dressing or mayonnaise.
RaiSinS added 10 the rice pud-
ding help 10 enhance the flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Aries-Favorable aspects for
all purposeful activities. Personal
matters equally sponsored with
work, business and military inter-
ests. You born before April 4
may not have 1t quite so easy
as other Ariens, but you can
enjoy same fruits il you are
vigilant.
APRIL 2t TO MAY 90
Taurus-The beginning Of
benefcent, stimulating trend. To-
day will return in full for intel
ligent work and clever manage
ment. Gains in investments.
employment, business, real estate
transactions.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
GemtHi A happy, beneficial
forecast for you engaging folks.
Clever ideas-a daily occurrence
with you-farsighted planning
at peak. You should really get
things going in big way.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer - Dust Off all mental
cobwebs and put your fertile
brain TO work for you, your gov
ernment's and employers good.
JULY % TO AUG. 20
Leo 49, Stars generous today.
Much can be accomplished by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Prizes for
Best Menus

THE DETROIT TINES IS
offering TO Homemakers a
chance 20 add to their war saw
ines with a Lunch Box
Menu Contest started Thurs
day, May 6.
Prizes 70 be awarded for the
best weeks menu for lunch
boxes plus one recipe for
some especially interesting item
Contained n1he-HerHS--
FIRST PRIZE-A $500 war
bond.
SECOND PRIZE-S10.Oo in
war savings samps.
THIRD PRIZE-S5,00 in war
savings stamps.
ADDITIONAL PRIZE - OF
$500 in war savings stamps =.
for the best list Of suggestions
for varying the lunch box
some OF the things you've
worked out yourself for making
the family lunch box tasty and
nourlShing. This classification is
10 be called Lunch Box Ideas.
AND-Sl00 in war savings
stamps for every recipe
printed in the Times not other
wise awarded a prize.
The above prizes 10 be awarded
each week for asperiod of four
weeks. Winners will be an
nounced each Wednesday.
Mail your entries 10 -.
PRUDENCE PENNY, Detroit
Times, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
MARCR "a TO APRIL I'd

20 Thursdap, Map 27.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Lunch ROx Contest
Weeks Prize Winners
And Mrs. FiIIion's Menus
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

with lettuce on rye bread, and
peanut butter on raisin bread
contribute the sandwiches, with
dill pickles and hot finger pep
pers going along for relishes. A
cup of baked custard, another
piece OF that good applesauce
cake left over from Tuesday. and
hot coffee finish off the lunch.
Ground bologna and pickle
relish on whole wheat bread is
a real tasty sandwich for Thurs
days lunchbox. And even bet
ter are the two pancakes spread
with cottage cheese and chives
Cor green onion tops and then
rolled up. Mrs. Fillion says she
saves the pancakes from break
fast, and il you have no cottage
cheese don't worry, Jelly in them
is just as good.
A Waldorf salad in glass Jar
is a perfect accompaniment.
Just sprinkle the apples with
lemon juice so they won't
darken. add celery, raisins and
nuts, and a little pineapple If a
can happens 10 be opened.
For a beverage have some
thing a little different in hot
plain beef broth packed in a
therrnos. Just drink il as coffee.
With only about Is minutes al
lowed for lunch il is hard 10 get
soup into the menu any other
way.
Fridays lunchbox contains a
real mans lunch. for he Will
surely appreciate that box OF
sardineS. raw onion sandwich on
rye bread, and a special celery
roll sandwich on white enriched
bread. For the latter just cut
of the cruSts, spread bread with
salad dressing. sprinkle chopped
celery on top and then roll up;
keep il In wax paper.
Deviled eggs with sliced green
olives on top. Spiced, picked
whole beets, a jar Of rice pudding
made with raisins, tomato juice
spice cake and milk give the
finishing touches. Incidentally
some Of the milk can be used on
his rice pudding.
The lunchboX on Saturday
puts a perfect ending 10 the
week. II contains a small bottle
Of grape Juice, a pear and walnut
conserve sandwich on prune
bread. and n sandwich bun filled
with Drowned ground beef and
containing bits Of cooked onions,
carrots. and green pepper.
Celery filed with relish cream
cheese spread a few carrot
sticks, a glass jar Of appleSauce,
oatmeal cookies and tea give the
finishing touches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Tomato juice starts of III
meal for Wednesday. packed
neatly away in a small olive bot.
tie. Boiled ham and Swiss cheese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

STOP RIGHT here for style
and flattery in a house frock.
Pattern 4346 by Anne Adams
does wonders for your figure.
especially through the bustline
and hips.
Long wasted Sido-front bodice
sections button at tho neck, and
are effective cut on the bias in
checked fabric.
Pattern 4346 Is available only
in women's sizes IS. IS 40. AZ.
"a. 46, as and 80 SIZE sc takes
BIZ yards 35-lnch, 21s yards ric-
rae.
Our summer Pattern Book IS
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern 10 cents. book
10 cents, Pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 20 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due to sloWness OF the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

you Leoites IL you get an early
start and don't permit any one
or anything 10 dampen your
ardor.
AUG. % TO SEPT. as
VUgo-You'll feel invigorated,
encouraged. Can achieve in other
fields than your lIfe's work. Re-
search, matters that require
keen intelligence Of first impor-
lance.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 2S
Libra - Jupiter, Moon, Mer-
curry and Pluto in favorable
aspects augur for Roadway in
industry, building. mining, agri-
cultural and farming interests
and in legal and literary matters
as well.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-You like propositions
and events that bring you away
from the ordinary or humdrum.
Today is opportune for advan-
tages and gains through clever
ideas, management, initiative.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. gi
So9ittorius-Your planet,
Jupiter, in splendid aspect,
augurs for success in your line
if you work for it. Financial
transactions, employment, IA
vored.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Stars generous to
you today. Personal advance
ment and recognition, military,
naval affairs, business gains
sponsored. Workers, employers:
stand together in supporting our
forces fighting for the honor of
our nation.
JAN. 2e TO FEB. 90
Aqudrilts-You are on today's
lucky list. Increase your efforts
rather than slacken them. Try
those difficult, unusual daring
tasks. Ask Gods blessings on
your undertakings and you won't
lose.
FEB. 9f TO MARCH %
Pisces-Soldier, sailor, marine,
airman and all the women aux
iliaries Of these brave defenders
of home and country: benefcent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Any RAGS. LADY,

ANY RAGS today, lady? The
government is salyaginG old rags
Of all kinds. When you have
stable collection call RA. s2S2
or your favoritc charity and "a
pickup viii be arranged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

SO MANY, many excellent
entries coming into the Pru-
dence Penny department for the
Lunch Box Menu Contest that II
is indeed an interesting but diff
ficult task 10 select those most
worthy of a prize.
However, after careful consid-
Grafton OF appetite appeal. nu-
tritional value and practicability
VIC have chosen the following
winners for the week ending
May %.
FIRST PRIZE-S25 war bond.
goes 10 Mrs. Carroll Sheeran, 20
Devonshire road. Pleasant Ridge.
whose menus were printe d
Thursday. May 20.
SECOND PRIZE-S10 in war
savings stamps, 10 Joyce O'Hara,
16f4 Dragon, whose menus and
recipes appeared in Fridays
paper, May Il.
THIRD PRIZE-S5 in war
savings stamps, is awarded 10
Mrs. Earl Nj. Fillion, POI South
Martha street. Dearborn. Mrs.
Fillions prize winning menus are
given in this column today.
Five dollars in war savings
stamps goes 10 Mrs. Lucille
Kremko. 1900 Cecil. for the best
set OF lunch box ideas. Mrs.
Kremko's suggestions were
printed on Monday. May "A.
One dollar in war saving
stamps goes 10 each Of the fol-
lowing homemakcrs for the
menus and recipes chosen during
the past week.
Mrs. Harry F. Wilbert, 265
Franklin street, Buffalo. y. Y.
for a recipe for asparagus peanut
loaf which appeared on Monday.
May "A.
Mrs. A. T. Buck. 1902 Cedar
Hi. Royal Oak, whose menus
and recipes Will appear al a
future date.
Ida Gabriel, 1920 Atkinson.
whose menus and recipes Will
appear at future date.
THAT UNUSUAL blue Mon
day feeling doesn't rear its head
IN The kIlhon household, for
chicken salad made with peas
and celery and packed away in
a lar serves 70 brighten up the
lunch hour for that first day Of
tho week.
Buttercd cracked wheat bread,
the lettuce for II being wrapped
separately, a peanut butter and
clderberry jelly sandwich on
prunc bread, and strips Of green
pepper and pickles help FIJI up
the lunchboX.
Dessert should never be for
gotten, and this time IL Is fresh
pear and chocolate graham
crackers, the beverage is tea.
Tuesdays lunchboX continues
70 lend that popped up feeling by
containing . baked bean sand
wich on cracked wheat bread,
prune and cream cheese sand
wich on prunc bread whole
medium tomato and radiShcs. a
glass jar Of canned peaches. APP
plesauce cake mo frostinEl, and
hot coffee in thermOS.
Tomato juice starts of tn
meal for Wednesday. packed
neatly away in a small olive bot.
lie. Boiled ham and Swiss cheese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
PAGE Is

one place or at one thing. You
possess much talent. are lively,
interesting. Concentration
Of effort and steadfastness Of
purpose essential for attaining
the success indicated in your
forecast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

THE RELAXATION Of
needlework is the best tonic for
wartime nerves. Crochet these
simple pineapple squares one by
one, join them into a crocheted
piece that will lend your home
distinction. The pineapple motif
is one OF the loveliest and
easiest in crochet.
Pattern GA contains direc-
tions for square; stitches; list
OF materials.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925
Times Square, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1919 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY 6 UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the firIt SIX
months OF 1915.
] Was Born;
Month ,.-....,,.~ Day ...-..
Send iyc and Srlf-Allruitl
STAMPED Entslobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

influences hover over you. Have
no doubts or fears. Do your
duty.
4 CHILD born on this day:
You are alert, swift of thought
and action, difficult TO keep in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Horoscope :: BY Frances Drake

Look in the Section in Which Birthday Comes, and
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Gauiier

Nj James MeGafha father
Edward MeGrafh az Ehfisfaeid.
Nd. gied TUESDAY morning from
heart attack 81 MeGHau hss
been aa empbqye ~ ihc Quinn
FISHERIES Ter nevtfaa years
Mrs p 7 Vaughn has been
spending the week In jackson
alth ssr iWo dauRhtsfs Mes
dames FEMME shlpmsn and Ema
Is Lipscuu4h
Mr. ard Mrs Kermit Farmer
81 Putehafd Ala were guests 81
Mr Calhoun Hatsefis sauataf
Nj and Mr. J c Clark and
children ~ Jackson Mrs were
visitors ~ MIR = 7 Vaughn last
wreck
Jlmana Clifford faai and Hal
Vaughn were business visitors "a
New Orleans La last week end
Mr q d Lopez Jfs II Moss
Point visited iaaf parents Nj
sFw Mn n n 0anueg sun
day
Mrs Lewis Nichols lefi Mon-
dae f0 q two weeks visit ~
Miami Fla Wiih relatives
Mr and Mrs l. Z Yoeum has
iuss returned from Mobile on o
week visit with their daughter
Miss Maggie Yucum Whiie there
MF Neeum underwent 81 uper
aiion on has right eye.
The office ~ unit supervisor 81
the lunch room and feeding pro
gram has been moved from Pas
eaauula 10 Gautier xchool build
ing Rae Ellen Bradley has been
appointed Is serve as unit So
pervisof Of jackson County.
Mexdamcs Florence PentOn
Mvra Trussel and Calhoun Hob
effs spent Monday Of tins week
visiting Mrs Milton Seymour Of
Ocean Springs
+ { Milsiesd 81 Mobile Ala
visited his slaughter. Mrs Fran
ees Clifford SUNDAY ar Nil
stead's wife. the former Mis-
Ruth Martin OF this community.
has Just finished her WAAC
training and IS waiting for her
orders IS ~ moved from the
training ramp 60 her post Of uuty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
IAps IN

Helena Mont People who live
IN The / S A should g. 10 Aus
naita Il thes want o. make the
acquaintance 81 = supef race Of
mosquitoes. sass PVT Frank Jones
ia 3 letter 10 ms mother
tie dHeN = picture thai showed
2 man sized mosquito equipped
with aoRales. gas mask. habnaileo
Shocs combat pack. eire and
mosauito bar cutters and spikes
to prevent sliding while dining
ThEe 81 bar aircraft engaged
one and after q long arduaus bat
tie thex managed So snoot Il
do@R PVT Jones safe Is DIS
eussinR his theory that the mos
auiioss are equipped with afmaf
plate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
VancIeave

Mr end Mr. Ire T naeen
lHslr three eiiiaten ~ Noo
ket. MisA aert wnes eHd guest
- M Hsren8 Hafent IS
Mm y y Hayens aaa q
Havsns brother and
+ 3 Ellis ard Mf8 J Vets
Murphy and gheif tamila
Hhveaa "a teaching IN the
narke, school Nails 81 Ha
Is IN charge If y government
hfs Al that place
Mm J r aackard and Mss
Fannie NaugHsn wefr spend ahs
Gas guests TUESDAY az FeieIt
Farm the hospital home 81 II
Y g Humphrey ard Mrs. Cues
Humphrey The peeaaion Na n
honor Of Mns L<ekasds birth
day Coming IN the afternoon
Nere MF ] n Lockara Mn
jacob T Lorkard. -Bgste No
pts sna Miss Susie Vaughan
Mr and Mrs. Il l. MeKat u
Leaf Kiss wcrc guests suna
IT Mrs Mckays brothef-n s
and sister NJ and Mrs Waite
NJ Brssiand. ana children
Stone Moore ~ Camp Shelby
came down SUNDAY ana sIeni tae
day with Mrs Moore 81 uae naf9e
Of her grandmother and aunt
Mrs G u Ruble and M Glad
Ramsay
County Superintendent 81 kda.
cation 4 F Megehee memb4s
Of the county school board tfus
tees ug Naneirave and otnef
schools and bus drivers held .
meeting Monday at the school
huuse The object Of TIE meet
ing was r. rearfanRe school
routes So as ~ conserve Tins
Several minor changes Wefe
made
Rupert Roberts. mother ana SIS
ter Mrs l. 1. Roberts and Ms
Desiree Roberts were business
visitors e. pascaKuula Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Only one-tifth af the soil Of
Greece IS capable u cultivation
ton numbers 80 Already plans
are under way To- an additional
unit for 80 white children and a
unit for negro children Miss l.
Dortch saId
The children Of any white fam
is living IN governmeni-owned
houses Or traiiers are eligible 10
enter the school which IS spou-
sefed rs the public school sYs-
TEN. the Federal Housing Al
thoFiu and the wPA The setting
up of nursery schools Is . part 81
the national child protection pro-
gram sponsored bs various gov
efnmeni agencies IN the beltei
thar II aiil contribute directly 10
the success q ihe war effort