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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Refugee Delegates Refuse
To Ease Allied Blockade

HAMILTON. Bermuda. April .
Up - Delegates - TIE Anglo
American refugee conference we're
understood today r. have rejected
81 proposals for an EASING of the
Allied blockade % permit the feed
lnp of millions 81 Europeans sfarv-
ing under Axis occupation
The initial series 81 meetings also
vas reported % have resulted in
decisions %.
/ Veto suggestions - exchange
Jews nov In German hands Tor var
prisoners.
2. Eliminate any consideration of
the possibility Of arranging with
Adolf Hitler for an orderly exodus
Of jews from Nau-couirniled coun-
tries
~ FIFTH DAY
As the conference went into It's
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Joan Fontaine
Becomes Citizen

HOLLYWOOD, April 23.-tUP)-
Beautiful Joan Fontaine, Cinderella
girl of the screen who was born in
Japan, today became an American
citizen, fulfilling her "fondest am
bition."
Federal Judge Leon r. Yank-
Wich administered the oath and
congratulated the film star.
Il Just can't tell you haw happy
I am about it," the blonde act
resS said.
She was born in Tokyo and was
brought to California by her par
ents when she was years old on
the advice of japanese physicians
who said that only a complete
change of climate could have her
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23

nfth day. the delegates were be-
Meted turning from preliminaries
o. delicate concrete problems said
- be Of an explosive nature.
Because Of possible political and
racial repercussions. the conferees
have become highly uneommunica-
i've.
The attitude OF Richard K. Law
and DR. Harold ". Dodds, chair
men respectively of the British and
American delegations. in their con-
facts with newspapermen indicated
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
School Elections
OF Little Interest

Continued from Page u
Mulberry. Silsbee. Verde. and West
side. Voters will write the names
of their selections on the ballots
I'm the nine districts.
In q elementary districts there
are q candidates for the p yacan-
cies on the boards of trustees. In
Imperial elementary district there
are two vacancies and the two in
cumbents are the only candidates
for the positions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Imperial Co. Girl
Wins 4-H Award
Continued from Page l.

Continued from Page u
Woodland in Yolo county; Tim
Righetti of San Luis Obispo county;
and Alfred Strohmaier of Dinuba
in Tulare county.
The Martin girl is a daughter OF
Mrs. Mayme Martin, principal at
Eucalyptus school, and has been
active in All club work through
out her school career. She was Sc
lected to represent Imperial county
at the state Diamond Star award
contest by a committee which care
fully considered the qualifications
of all candidates. John Kubler, jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kubler
ST., of the CaleXico area, was the
other contestant from Imperial
county.
FIRST WINNER
Imperial county has had con-
testants for the Diamond Star
award for four years and never be-
fore had a state winner.
She and the other three winners
were presented with the club pins
with the diamond center at the
Diamond Star award banquet at the
college women's club on the Berke-
ley campus.
BY winning this award, Miss Mar
tin will have the honor of being one
of California's representatives in
Washington, d. c., at the national
All club convention =. if they have
the usual national event this year
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
BROKERS' SON DESERTS

SAN FRANCISCO. April % up
George Emlen Roosevelt, Jr.. "a,
1000 Park Ave. New York City. son
of a prominent Manhattan invest
ment broker, was held in the navy
brig at the Hall of Justice today on
. charge Of desertion. Young Roose-
velt is a seaman 2nd class.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23

that at least one possible crisis haf
been overcome, however
It was understood that the British
presented one proposal which re-
ouired a recess to permit the Am-
orleans TO consult among them-
selves. Regular sessions since have
been resumed.
Sen. Scott w Lucas, d., ILL.,,
fourth member of the American
delegation, arrived here yesterday
by clipper and Immediately went
into consultation with his fellow-
delegates.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
SUES EOR DIVORCE

Pearl R. Miner Thursday sued
Fred J. Miner for divorce, alleg-
ing that he had received a large
salary for years but always refused
to share it with her. She said they
married in Carthage, Mo, Jan. 7,
1924 and separated in Ell Centre a
week ago. Their son is in the navy,
she said in her complaint.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
0Continued from page d

IIOlLlUueU IIUII FaHE y
The British Eighth Army beat of
stubborn counter-attackS along the
Enfidaville mountain line south Of
Tunis, inflicting heavy losses on
the Afrika Korps and clung firmly
to all its hard-Won gains in the
rugged hills.
STRIKES EASTWARD
Lieut.. Gen. K A. \ Andersons s
First Army struck eastward in
force yesterday along a nine-mile
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Good News

Good News
Here is a story about a reunion.
1t. Glenn Kieffer wandered lone
somely into the post exchange at
an army air corps station in Miami
Beach, Fla. Suddenly he began to
beam and shout. Leaning against a
counter was Sgt Warren Taylor,
former coach at Central Union
High school in Ell Centre. They
had not met for three years.
The ex-junior college dean and
the ex-football coach had talk-fe
that will go down in history as a
dilly.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
WILL CALL STRIKE
Reporter

Continued from Page -
ing was only a week late, and when
you had to start getting up only an
hour earlier, whom did you blame?
Brooks, when you missed laying
the blame for such a late Easter on
him, I will say you have slipped.
Your Best Friend.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Scanningl |. Y.
News Horizon
ELkS TO INITIATE

El Centre ElkS balloted on pro-
posed members at tbs meeting
Thursday night and next Thursday
will initiate a class of some 25
candidates, the initiation being pre-
ceded by a dinner at 7 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
Always Obliging-

Always oDHSIns
Where does Doc MCGUIRE live?'
Franklin Kumberg of Bonds Corner
inquired Thursday of Mrs Bill
Wallace
Il don't know" she said Haven't
you been there before?"
Yes, but the house has moved
and I can't find it," he said sheep
ishly. And I hope to goodness no
one in Bonds Corner finds this
out"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
INTEND TO WE'D

Olan Robert Anderson. 20, Braw-
ley marine, and Mary Souza, l9,
a Brawley resident, Thursday filed
notice of their intention to marry
in Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
RECEIVES REQUEST

SACRAMENTO, April 23.-(UP)
The secretary of states office to-
day received a request to reserve
the corporation title of "Willkie
Will Win in "A" from BARLEY
Crum, San Francisco attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23

OUR MEN
~
IN
SERVICE

Continued from Page u
on the late Robert Armstrong 5
champion football team at Central
Junior college His wife IS the for
mer Marjorie Anderson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Anderson Of
El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Thursday issued a marriage license
to Louis Joseph 1mfeld 25. El Cen
tro dairyman, and Mariana Burch,
81, E. Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS. Ell CENTRo. CALIFORNIA
A. West Tells of
Fatal Stabbinu
tC0ntlnued from paFH


opened IL and cut nm
was trying 10 kick him of Of me
During questioning by prosecution
attorneys, Alex Steve West said he
saw nothing I'm Hawkeys hands
while they we're fighting bui lhat
Hawke struck him with Ms fists
SUIT DISPLAYED
A blood Spattered blue serge SUIT
worn by Alex Steve West vas dk-
played on the witness stand by tao
deputy sheriffs who had worked on
the case Immediately after the stab
bing. Frank Raney and Herbert
Hughes. Both officers testified that
they did not see any dirt on the
back of the blue serge suit after
Alex Steve West was arrested. RaneY
testified that he examined the suit
b. means of a flashlight ut the time
he arrested the two brothers on
the highway five miles from the
plunge.
MOTION DENIED
Defense Attorney r. B. White
laws motion that Judge r.. ID. Nc
Pherrin instruct the jury 10 exon
crate James Monroe West. because
there was not evidence enough TO
convict him, was denied by the
court. McPherrin said 1t was up
to the jury.
1t was expected that the fate
of the two West brothers would be
placed in the hands of the jury
late Friday at the conclusion of
arguments and instructions to the
jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23

Mrs. Afford Gibson Of the Mt.
Signal district has two sons in the
service. Eugene Smalling, fireman
second class, with the US. navy
was home on leave Wednesday and
Thursday from the destroyer base
in San Diego. He attended Central
High school. where he was MEM
Der of the All club and the FLA,
and played football He enlisted a
year ago and was graduated from
the navy diesel school last August.
Pvt. Herman Smalling is at San
Francisco in the coast artillery an
ti-aircraft Unit. He trained at
Camp Roberts and won high honors
for craftsmanship III his company.
His wife and sou live III Marysville.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-23

Ensign Gene Kyle of CaleXico,
navy aviator formerly stationed at
New Orleans. Is visiting friends in
Calexico He has been transferred
to Oakland.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12

HE fall Of Italy is Glorious news = five fakeit
asthe end Of round one instead ofthe finish Of
The fight.
N(0ULD mean home front defeat if ATneri-
cans start pulling their punches.
h(0ULD mean good news 10 our Two ma oren-
emies if anybody fakes il as signa|to slow up,
|efdown, OF quit backing The war with everything
they We got.
As a matter Of FACT, the long, hard march to
Berlin and Tokyo has just begun. # you think it
will be easy, you think we can win this fight
with one hand - then you are wrong, danger
ousIy wrong.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-12
WILL THE FALL OF ITALY
MEAN A HOME FRONT DEFEAT:

Before the last shot fired, a Iot Of lives are
going 10 be LOST and a |oi Of billions spent. The
more American dollars that go into superior
equipment, The less American blood IS going 10
redden foreign soil.
Il cost 46 million dollars 10 lay Hamburg low.
II cost another 300 million 10 train, equip and
transport The crews and ready everything tor the
task. And Hamburg is just one enemv city.
War Bonds must provide much Of the money
for The bitfer Struggle YET ahead. You notfhete tel,
low next door = have a personal responsibility
10 dig deeper than is pleasant and convenient to
make the Third War Loan success.
twill be success only if EVERY American
opens his heart and his pocket and decides 10
BACK THE ATTACK.
The United States Treasury Department
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
. DECEMBER

l-Repatriate ship Gripsholm
arrives in New York.
2-Nazi planes sink II Allied
merchant ships, In surprise raid
on Bari Harbor. Italy.
4-RoOsevelt. Churchill and
Turkeys inOnu meet at Cairo.
5-Big Navy task force blasts
Jap bases in Marshall Islands.
Observation-Disclosures armies
reach Moro river in Italy.
7-America marks second ami
versary Of Pearl Harbor with
launching OF 52,000-ton battleship
Wisconsin, completion Of l50,O00th
warplane.
9-Allied ship losses hit Swear
low.
l0-Roosevelt signs bill TO post
pone draft Of fathers.
ll-Hul warns Rumania, Bull
garia, Hungary TO quit war or
share consequences"
l2-Russia, Czechoslovakia sign
20-year mutual assistance pact.
l4-Soviets halt Nazi counter
offensive west of Kiev. take
Cherksssy.
15-South Pacific offensive be-
gins as Allies invade Southeast
New Britain, start drive toward
Rabaul and Truk.
20-Red Army starts third win
ter offensive with drive in Newell
sector; Nazis retreat from KheG-
son bridgehead.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27

S-Sir Harry Cakes murdered In
Nassau.
9-Americans attack Nun d
from two sides on land, and from
sea.
IO-ALLIES INVADE SICILY.
l2-British take Syracuse.
l3-U. S. war expenditures at
S265 million daily.
l5-Mubo, New Guinea, falls.
l6-Bombs blast Naples.
TANG set up to govern Sicily.
l8-Third Of Sicily in Allied
hands.
I9-AMERICANS BOMB ROME.
20-Hitler, Mussolini meet. y. S.
airmen bomb Paramushiru, In
Kuriles.
22-Italian mainland shelled.
23-Palermo, Sicily, falls.
25-MUSSOLINI OUT. Bsdoglio
forms new government for Italian
king.
27-Liberators bomb Wake |.
28-Coffee rationing ends. But
ter up . more points to II pound.
3l-Giraud wins French mill
tary leadership; De Gaulle poIti-
cal chief.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
. FEBRUARY

2-Politician Edward Flynn de-
clines nomination as minister 70
Australia after Senate protest.
Seen. Frank Andrews new u.
8. commander In Europe. Eisen-
hover named commander of all
forces In North Africa.
gu. S. civilian candy supply
cut in half on Army orders.
7-Errol Flynn acquitted.
8-Shoe rationing begins
9-Russians take Kursk, Belso-
rod In winter offensive.
l0-Work week OF ~ hours or
dered In labor shortage areas.
l3-RussianS win Rostov.
l8-Madame Chang Kai-shek
addresses Congress.
Joe DiMoopio tnducted
l9-U. S. Sixth Army formed In
Australia. under Lieutenant Gen.
ersl Kruger.
2l-U. S. submarine Argonaut,
worlds largest. lost.
24--Wooden guns discovered
atop congressional Offices.
26-Yanks take Kasserine Pass
in Tunisia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
sorpe and Elder dams in Ruhr.

oOh'N anu LUZ Neh'' ~ sse
l7-Lewis spurns WLB as new
coal strike averted by extension
of truce 10 May 81.
l8-United Nations food con-
ference opens al Hot Springs, Va.
l9-Canada's Prime Ministe:
King in Washington to see Roose-
welt. Churchill.
20-Truman Committee says
Wright Aircraft furnished defec-
tive plane parts to Army and
Navy.
2l-Joseph E. Davies in Moscow
with secret letter TO Stain.
22-Moscow dissOlves Commu-
mist International.
23-Army says medical care
saved 81 per cent OF Pearl Harbor
wounded.
26-House, Senate agree on
pay-as-you-eo, 20 per cent with
holding tax.
27-Liberia's President Barclay
in y. S. on official visit.
29-James Byrnes heads new
War Mobilization Board.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
Fighting Falcons, With 7Aces
Dare laps to Come and Fight

AN ADVANCE SOUTH PA
CIFIC BASE - up - The
Fighting Falcons, Boosting a
record Of 70 planes shot down
with a loss Of only two of its
own pilots. came out OF the Sol
onions recently for a rest after
busy tour of duty.
One of the hottest Marine
Corps fighter squadrons, the
Falcons boast seven aces, &C
cording TO Marine Public Rcla-
tons officer lst 1t. Jack Dc
Chant Of Milwaukee, Wis.
In addition TO shooting down
everything the Japs fly from
the new Jap Type fighter 10
the twin-engined Mitsubishi
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
. MARCH

l-Nearly 100000 Europeans
executed or dead in Nazi prisons
to end OF 1912.
2-MacArthur's airmen sink IL
Jap warships, IL transports In
Bismarck Sea battle.
3-Pile-up in London air RAID
shelter kills l75.
4-Gandhi ends 2l-day fast.
8-Giraud releases political
and military prisoners In North
Africa.
l0-Sliced bread comes back.
Ruml's pay-go, skip-year tax plan
rejected by House committee.
l3-J. P. Morgan dies in Flori-
da. Britain's Eden visits Wash
ington.
l5-House kills $4,000 salary
Limitation ordered by President.
l8-East's gas rations cut.
l9--Lieutenant-General Patton
takes command OF U. S forces In
Tunisia.
20-Arnold. air forces chief,
becomes a tour-star general.
2l-Butter frozen for week in
advance OF rationing.
24-George S, viereck, German
propaganda, indicted.
26-Japan. Russia renew ash
cries agreement for another year.
27-C. Davis new food chief.
28-Navy sombers hit Nauru.
Auxiliary aircraft carriers now. in
action.
29-Meat-tas rationing begins.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27

8-Normapdie relocated.
1O-Churchill in Quebec for war
conference with Roosevelt.
ll-Gunder Haoo beats Dodd,
Uith 4:06 3 mile.
l3-Rome bombed again
15-Kiska retaken; Japs fed.
l6-Vella La Vella taken by
Americans in Solomons.
l7-Capture of MeSSina by q. s.
troops ends 3S-day Sicily cam
palgn.
l8-Allies rip Germany with "a
hour raid, using 1000 planes.
2i--Nazis clash with Danes in
Denmark uprising.
23-RUSSIANS TAKE KHAR-
KOV. Berlin hit bv 2000.t ton raid.
24-Roosevelt, Churchill make
Declaration OF Quebec.
25-Mountbatten made Allied
commander in southeast Asia
27-Mrs. Roosevelt tours south
west Pacific.
28-Bulgaria's Boris dies.
30-Red Army takes TaGanror
3l-Allied bombers blast Jap
planes, ships al Wewak, New
Guinea.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
Current
Mysteries

The Applcgreen Cat Zip
pincott, by Frances Crane
Murder was the fart est thing
from Pat Abbott's mind when he
and his bride went TO the Hay
wards English home for week
end. For nc had given up his
highly lucrative detection bust
ness for the duration and was a
L. S. Marine. But when three
killings occurred as we'll as an
unsuccessful attempt on A obott s
life, the detective couldn't keep
his hands off the case.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
The Black Market

prices well under way at home;
plane production past the 5000
a-month mark: and more than
100000 U. S. fighting men over
seas.
Russians take Velikie Luki.
Allies win Buna. New Guinea.
3-Germans shoot all men In
Lublin, Poland; deport women
and children.
7-Pleasure driving banned In
east. Congress convenes.
ll-Roosevelt asks Sl09 billion
budget; 500 billion is for war.
l2-U. s. troops establish base
at Amchitka. in Aleutians. Prem
tiss Brown named new OPAd-
ministrator.
i3-Loss OF FIVE Sullivan BROTH
ers in Pacific battle announced.
l7--R WELT MEETS
CHURCHILL AT CASABLANCA.
l8-Leningrad breaks l6-month
siege.
20-Roosevelt orders striking
coal miners back 10 work.
2l--Chle breaks relations with
Axis. Netherlands Princess Juli-
ana gives birth TO daughter In OF
tawa. Marines turn Guadalcanal
over 10 Army.
22-British take TripolL
25-Bride murdered in lower
10 on train in Oregon; cook con-
feSses.
27-U. 6. bombers make hrst
all American raid on Germany,
hitting Wilhelmshaven
29-U. s. Marine Corps wom-
ems reserve established.
3l-Russians retake Maikop,
Caucasus oil center. German
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
. JUNE

Soft coal miners stop work
as negotiations fail. Henry Ford
returns 10 presidency o. company
after "a years, succeeding late
Edsel Ford. Canned milk ra-
toned; cuffs back on trousers.
2-Joseph E. Davies back in U.
s. with letter from Stain.
3-Army reports 1900 Ameri-
cans are Axis prisoners. Giraud
de Gaulle form new French Com
mittee of National Liberation.
Fighting ends on Attu.
4-Lewis calls of coal strike.
5-Zoot-suiter5 clash with SER
vicemen on Pacific Coast.
6-Msx Stephan, convicted OF
treason, sentenced 10 die.
ll-Pantelleria surrenders after
two weeks OF intensive bombing
l2-Anti-trike bin goes TO
White House.
l3-Italian islands-Lampeduss
Linosa--fall TO Allies.
l4--SPARS, WAVES may 60
overseas, House rules.
l8-HouSe cuts bureau funds,
restricts OPA and Owl.
20--Coal talks collapse. miners
begin striking again.
2l--Fifteen dead, 500 injured
in Detroit race riot.
25-ConEress overrides presi-
dental veto OF anti-strike bill.
26-Congress votes TO ban food
subsidies.
27-Soft coal miners vote 10 re-
turn 10 work; anthracite men
balk.
28-Chester Davis resigns as
food chief; Marvin Jones succeeds
him.
30-U. s. forces land on Rem
doya in central Solonons.
copyright, 1913, NEA Sery
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
Q OCTOBER
I-ALLIES TAKE NAPLES.

A-hLttLS ahG NAT LIS.
2-Finschhafen, New Guinea,
taken by Australians and Ameri-
cans.
3-Eisenhowe:, Badoglio confer
at Malta.
4-Germans attack British on
Cos, in Dodecanese Islands.
6-American task force blasts
Japs on Wake Island.
7-German time bomb explodes
in Naples post Office. killing 100,
9-Allied Fifth Army crosses
Volturno in Italy. Eighth Army
advances along Adriatc coast.
Last Nazis driven from Caucasus
by Russians.
l0-Chiang Kai-shek inaugural
cd president OF China.
ll-Ydnkees Din World Series,
beating Cardinals four games TO
one.
l2-Portugal grants Azores bases
TO Britain.
l3-I,aly declares war on Ger
many.
Record Z. s. air force raids Ra-
baul, dropping $50 tons Of bombs.
14-Sixty Fortresses lost in raid
on Schweinfurt, Germany.
l8-Hull in Moscow for three
'lss Dot You, Adolf?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27

bomber, the Falcons made low
altitude strafing runs against
shore installations, gun en-
placements and blvouac areas.
They are officially crediWd
with sinking two 300-foot Jap
transports. half-a-dozen barges
and destroying 20 planes on the
ground in addition 10 the y
knocked out Of the air.
The Falcons, whose insignia
is a hurting black falcon with
gull wings like the Corsair
fighters they fly, participated
in the New Georgia campaign
and the first three weeks of the
Bougainville show as well as
the intermediate period when
the Jap bases on Bougainville
were knocked out Of operation
by American bombers, many of
whom we're escorted by the
Falcons.
They often circled contemptu-
ously over Kahili daring Japs
to come up and fight - and
when they did the Americans
shot than down in punches -
Is to 20 at time.
Capt. James f. Sewett, San
Mateo. Cal, and lst 1t. Harold
(. (Murderous Nanny Segal,
Park Central Hotel, New York
City, the squadron's leading
aces, took on so Jap bombers
and fighters by themselves on
July IL during the Munda Of
fensive.
Patrolling over the Rendova
area after the six other planes
in their patrol had been turned
back by bad weather and en-
CINE trouble, SWEET and Segal
sighted the heavy enemy for
nation coming in. They peeled
off and started a melee which
resulted in destruction Of five
of the Jap planes.
Both SWEET and Segal we're
shot down. but they were res
cued and back in action with
in a week. SWEET, who was
w ar d c d the Congressional
Medal of Honor for shooting
down seven Jap dive bombers
in one combat April Z over
Tulagi, has IA planes to his
credit. Segal has 10 after knock
ing down three on his last COM
bat flight.
Other Falcon aces are skipper
of the squadron. Maj. Nathan
I. Post, Coronado, Cal. eight
planes; Capt. Eugene Dillow,
Golden. H., six planes, and
Capt. Albert f. Hacking, Sayles-
vile, r. l., Capt. William Sni-
der, Vicksburg, Mics, and End
1t. Jack Pittman, Amarillo,
Tex, all Of whom have five
Japs TO their credit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-27
. APRIL

6-Doolittle's sirmen make hrst
raid on Italy from North Africa.
7-New Army order limits run
ming for office by service men.
8-British and U. S. troops meet
on Gafsa-Gabes road In Tunisis
Bolivia declares war on Axis. be-
comes 3lst member Of United Ma
tons.
9-Wages. prices. Jobs frozen.
l3-Second War Loan Drive be-
gins.
l8-Tom Harmon safe after
plane crash in South American
jungle.
22-Japs announce executions
Of U. S. flyers who raided Tokyo.
25-Mystery OF radar, radio de-
tector, revealed.
29-Stilweil, hennsult In
Washington from China-BuIma-
India theater.