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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
BUS PASSENGER TRAFFIC in AND
OUT OF FLORIDA DOUBLED In 1912

of The Key West CiiiEenl
Lines Corporations statement
for the year listed l.3l3.SsS pas
scngers transported ss compared
10 2.Iss.IO2 in 1871.
Bus miles operated IN inierciff
service also increased to ll.230.-
AL from 3.sOS.O73. Miles of high
way over which intercIiY regu-
lar routes were conducted in
creased from 1923 TO 1883.
The Tsmismi Trail Tours. In
CorPorsied. registered like gains.
carrying $4,000 passengers in
1912 as compared TO 2Os so4 in
1871.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
TWO PARCELS OF
LAND SOLD HERE

Mrs EvcIins l.. I.oDez has sold
. let II Whalt"n and Washington
streets To- John A. Stocking f"r
81 300. Th. lot Is 90 by - fect SIX
inches
a Iut on Wilson street near Du-
val. with frontage 81 23 feet and
a depth 81 rs feet. was SOLD yes
isrday by Raul y Garcia for $500
To- tn South Florida Construction
and Engineering Company
Mrs MYRTLE Huston sold q h"use
and lot un Seminary street 80 Nit
Mary l. Hampton. If I404 Whit"
street. for $1,000 The lot Is ~
3 feet five inches 10y ~ feet SIX
inches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21

red. and he testified that. when he
was aroused bv Mrs. MARY J. Nc
Knights screaming and ran Ia tho
ManegOld residence tn learn what
was the trouble Mrs. Mcknight
told him the burglar was a negro.
Captain Atwell also testified that
she had told him the same thing.
The defendants work clothes.
Nv which Mrs. Mcknight said she
had identified him. were nal pro-
ducad IN court.
The next case on the docket Is
against Robert J. Moore. who. sc-
CoTding TO information that has
been given the Sheriff's office. Is !.
Saroled convict The charge
against Moore Is that he mad M
proper proposals To a minor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
AMERICAN BOMBING PLANES ATTACK
JAP WARSHIPS, DESTROYING MANY
fHs tS-oeIsfed I'se--I

IA an"se helesEueTed gaIiI..r
At Muuds and tn plsnc. IN
"ue 'IuJ-eT. tVn destToyeIs AMI
probably seni three other a.
siTu-ers Ia the bottom IT,.
other ships Including i"ul irons
ports. fled IN a noffh"rl, dif.
iipn One oi tho transport, 49,
struck los q t.uIuh
II Was tine ihIri attempt 49,.
Jap, have mad. IN ,ichf dat ~
reIc-c then forces pu Nuu1
MsauHhilc. American and 81.
iTaiian tio0ns contifu, 90 iur.
ii4sH wayS through tho pugI,
from three directions tnssi
Munda. No an out BATH, mes
thus far been reported. as t!
Jsps are remaining m them 1ug
cuts aud other fortified 90
iIuns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
HENRY JONES FORMALLY APPOINTED
ASSISTANT STATE ATTORNEY HERE

Henry NJ. Jones was formally
appointed today in Miami by
state Attorney elect Stanley Mil
leass a. assistant state attorney in
Nonrcs county. The appointment
~ss sent 10 Governor Holland for
- spproval
SIS Jones' uoW IN Miami. * eX-
f8 sturu 10 Key West IN
a 1Fss IT, Was born m south
sesf tseofgis. near StstesbOro. and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21

was graduated. VI Law and IIiera-
ture. from Mercer University in
Macon. Georgia
He had resided IN Miami IL
yearS al the time he came 10 hey
West the latter part Of July. 1912
For SIX years hc was assistant at
torney IN Dade county when
Vernon Hawthorne was state al
tOrney. Mr.. Jones now resides a.
5O4 Elizabeth street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21

MRS. M. A. PIERCE
DIED LAST EVENING.
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

~ HsEgis a Pierce. 81. died
natt - hef residence. 1915
ss i..sn.-. - HIS O'Clock.
fts funeFsl wlli h. held tornor-
#firfmsun ~ 500 o'clock
H tns Chapel of the Pritchard
sssrsfsi Home. Rev. Durrsnce of
thufth It God. and Rev. Gin
Finrh 80 the Glad TIdInes
$685. nsfls officiating
are the husband
rffrgs uus laughter. Mr.
fusHf!sx one SIN. Robert
sft hs 80 u one sister. Mrs
Know les. one brother
Attfna Head. and twU grandchiI-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
CT Passes Amended
0tn2nCt For Purchase
u Electric Co. System
s~~%%[[ZIZ
MANY UNUSED FARMS, S
NEED IMPROVEMENTS

wAsHIscToE. July H.
vnssss fsruss are plentiful IN
fnsa cewntFY. the Department
"a Agriculture announced to-
asE and assnY Of them. with a
atsis Improvement. could be
Raf on . wsil-psYing produc-
H~s bases
The department said that
the namabsr Of unused farms
t~asis i1.oco and comprise six
$50 ons half million acres. A
street, many Of the farms were
sn@sdoned either by their
swn~rx OF tenants because of
sEesson and many others were
discarded because of the dust
saofmas Of recent years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
PORTAL TO PoHrALrAr

WASHINGTON Ceal asas
operators ssid iosi=r 49, shss -
tend 10 seek ruurt g. s#ses go
Nh, portal ~ poEtsl p@N mNH
,isS been the ehs~i rumtswtsaH Fl
the United Nsns NeFaase
America. ~ v~hseh fnsn ss@e
is rresidrnf. opsFsssss $50 49,
they Nd thouah' iswr ~asste -
siitufs court sFe~~esfsn Nws -
be has MT vet sskmw fhss @staas
they Oil tske - ssss-ss~sw~e - So
said sbss ire tsdvs~i sss.sss - So
Orleans bad 10 tstef 49, ssHss
miners sfsossia - asvsa fsssf#f e.
portal Pay. $50 - So $3.50 $50
ihTi v"li1u Hs~w sENsRF - ~
miners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21

heavy guns. the CommunisIUc
said, while the spesrhesd of Red
troops. an that sector. Is only
seven and one half miles from
the outskirts If the city.
II was announced that. since
yesterday. the Russians have
destroyed &c German tanks and
killed more than 500 enemy
soldiers IN the Orel fighting.
Radio Berlin, heard here to-
day. disregarded the fighting a;
Orel and told of Russlsn com
inando raid on the coast of Nor
way. which met with utter de
feat. The local communique
gsid nothing about the reported
raid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
hAH ARMY in 0REL AREA CLAIMED
TO. BE THREATENED With DISASTER
GBy Associated Press,

MOSCOW. July 2l@GermanY' s
100000 men in The Orel area.
iodaY's Russian communicate
said. ere threatened with a dis
ssler similsr 10 that which be
fell German forces when they
were encIrcled during their fu-
tile sftenNts TO Capture Stain
grad.
- The only railroad by which
the Germans IN Orel NAV escape
IS now under fire of Russian
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
NO WONDER

ks FRANCISCO - In his
sHf fees dIvuTCc. Hendrix
So - sl@S DECLARED that las wife
aa iasalghf 80 many animals IN
- fr nnfne that tee WIS forced
a. sistn n ith several white Pekin-
asgs - is.dmsies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21

Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July IL.
Bus passenger traffic in and
out of Florida cities increased by
millions in 1912 as compared 10
1871 tFe Interstate Commerce
Commission reported today.
For instsnce the Florida Motor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
Pivotal Point IL tsulsal
Sicily Fall, Is'l'Hs
Allied Onru.h
LATE BULLETINS


Roosevelt ioo@v essAsa M#
ence Of the pswsfsr ~~H 0ses.at
for Tins sftermoou Ne annssses
menf IVES made sksoaf Ins sss@sssFs
that are 10 be stscss1ssa haa e
was said thew rEsb@nis 49, -
about the increased temata "a ssss
offensive sgssnsi ihs t@Eassw@s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-21
AustTslIs. July 2l.-Anofhsr
iiotilis Of Jspsnese warships waz
cut to pieces yesterday by
American bombing planes.

tn" Imp. yer" sighted ln kui-
Gulf while attempting 10 reach
New Georgia Island 20 land sup
i.iics and reinfor,ements for ID
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Veto To Have
Grave Effect
In This State:

Raleigh. July 2O.-(ArV prCsf-
dent R""sCvCltS veto Of bill e. re-
quirc certain federal agencies to
comply with State inspection laws
will have q grave effect upon the
North Carolina Department o. N.,l-
culture. Governor BrUughtun said
today.
Tho state collects abpu, SIjD.OnO
Il year unm fertilizer inspections
and about $4,000 Il yea. from s,,i
inspections. Federal acrucic.. how
eyer, have been increasing their di.-
tributirn 81 nursery siurh. fCrti.jl-
crS. livcS'"rk and poultry iced. seeds.
and soil conditioning material And
should those articles hc exempt from
the State inspection laws. GryCInrr
Brnuchicn said. the state Ngr.cu'-
'unal department would receive "a
serious financial blow.
Governor Brought"n said hc pnu-
ned 10 discuss the matter with Coy
crnor. Holland OF Florida and JOHN
,ton Of South Carolina.
President Roosevelt said in a
statement yesterday that If addition
al controls are necessary to insure
the quality Of materials di tributed
y federal agencies. ser the Cor.
rs: i:'uli rra:c.i,;. :.sr:.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
500 Bombers
Made Raid
On Rome

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. july 20. -(ApD-NIlicd
hcadquartcr, described yCSicr-
days SCATTERING aerial assault on
Rome as an "uUiSiauding sue
cCSSIul "DCratinu' to-day and dis
closed officially That moro than
800 American bunbcrS carried
"tit The raid with Il loss Of five
planes.
Aerial reconnaissance showed
heavy damage f. all targets and
u nigh, u. s. air force COmmt,ii-
que from Cairo said the Li,trria
railroad wards "wCrc completely
destroyed"
Very severe damage" was
caused to the vital San Lorenzo
rail yards. also within the limits
Of the imperial city, while
grounded aircraft and hangers
were destroyed at the Rome air.
d! "me.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Ickes Rlames
Business Men
For Failures

New York, July 2O.-(AP)- In
terror Secretary lckcS declared today
that blame Tor any friction, or fail
urCs in the war program should be
placed upon dOliar-a-ycar business
men rather than upon brain ,rlIstcrs'
or New Dealers" or "burcatIcr:.ls."
Speaking 10 the sales executives
club of New York. IcliCS described
himself as "onc OF the few New
Dealers left III the Washington adj
mlnlSiratIon' and declared in his
prepared address that this group had
been subjected to unmcrtcd criti-
ciSm for war effort be-. blcS.
''lt isn't the New Dealers who
have been running this war. il is the
dollar-a-ycar mcn-mcn like Knud-
sen, Nelson, StctiinuS and many
others who | might mention" Ickcs
told his audience.
nave sometimes vcnturCd TO
thlnk-ali by myself, Of cour.c-lhat
this sudden and great influx of mon
who, while highly competent in their
OWN fields, were inexperienced and
unframed III and unsympathctic with
government procedures, was not as
Will advised as 1t appeared TO be.
The ClankInGS. the screenings of
badly oiled machinery. the clashing
of one war cndCavor against anuth-
or, may have been at least somewhat
due 10 the fact that new hands were
undertaking work that they did not
know much about. If the war pro-
gram has broken down at any point,
II il has failed 10 keep the pace tnat
had been hoped for, il hasn't been
Charagcablc 10 the brain truStcrs,
to the New Dealers or to the but
reaucratS'."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Murray Backs
Fourth Term

Washington, July %. (AP)
Senator Murray. Montana Dem
uC'HI. endorsed President Ronsc-
welt Tor Il fourth term today with
III" prediction he cannot escape
beng rcnumlnHtcd and rc-Cluct-
cd.
Il am sure he would glaa.v
lay down the rcins CT govern
wCnl L. anyone the Democratic
party might offer as Il Vic and
able leader 10 carry Through IT,
final victory" Murray told "a re-
porter.
'li"WCVCr. ii appears al this
Time That nc must be asked t.
serve another term un the basis
"i continuing his great service
~ - national necessity"
Tn" Montana senator. long
New Deal supporter, SAID nc had
not discussed the matter with
the President, and had no idea
OF The Presidents intentions re-
gardnG a fourth term.
"i;ut WC AZ" in the midst Of a
wH that Will require his leader
ship 4" carry us through L.
successful conclusion" Murray
declared.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
PRISON LABOR PROVES
SUCCESSFUL ON FARMS

Kalcign. july 2o.-lApD-Thc Inst
assignee, OF State prisoners TO
farm Wurk was highly successful.
Govcrnu. Broughton said today III
reporting that they picked and sack
cd 3O.8+- bags oil potatoes III Cam
den county.
AbOu; iJp prisoners were employ
cd on farms Tor three weeks and
landowucr~ pad S4,S9i for their scr
vices. - p."'idcu IN Il 1913 statute
au,horiEug the use oI prisoners Tor
stCn emergency WORT during the
manpowcr shortage period.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Food Price
Plan Offered
Ohio Republican
Senator Proposes
Government Purchase
And Resale Program

Washington, July 20.-(AP)-
Government purchase of the
principal food crops and their
resale IT below ceiling prices
was advocated today by Senator
Burton. Ohio Republican. rs an
alternative to the adminIStra-
lions subsidized price rollback
program.
Burton. who opposed The subsidy
prIncIpi" tut supported the defeat
cd TAFT amendment 10 the Com
modify Credit Corporation bill which
would NAY" provided IL limited
amount lul the rOllbaCf. said nc had
become convinced that The simplest
way 10 keep food prices from adj
vamCing would be ior the govern
mCnt 10 buy entire crops.
While Burton said ne had no idea
of tie cost Of Il program Cnidiling
the purchase Of the entire produce
ton ui such commodities as wheat,
corn ana meat, he asserted thai il
would probably be less than pay
men, OF outright subsidies.
DurtuH'N proposal found little fa-
vor with senator KilgurC, West Viz
SIIlId ''i.s"'bt chairman Di Il mil
tnry Htl"Ir= subcommittee studying
the food sI,uutiun.
kIigurC sJtd EC would much rather
soc Subs.ul,S confined entirely 10
transportation, believing that pay,
:n,iua Iuuu, 10 lower IhC cost OF
TOVIm. -.pplICS 10 the farm and
TRANSPORTING foods To- market would
be III" most effective means of hold
ing down Mylng costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
TRUCK DRIVERS QUIT
IN ATLANTA STRIKE

Atlanta. July 2O.-(AP)-Bctwccn
300 and 500 truck drivers and help
ers employed by at least seven in
tcrstatc trucking lines walked out
today in what company officials dc
scribcd as an unauthorized work
stoppagc.
Officials of ono large trucking line
here said the stoppagc was protest
by the drivers and helpers against
delay by the war labor board III
ihtilying u contract submitted To- the
board April /. The helpers are class
lied by the union as dock workers"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Russians Capture
$50 More Villages
In Drive on OreL
Soviet Troops Sweep
Everything Before
Them, Despite Strong
German Resistance

Moscow, July 20 - (AP) -
The Red army, moving closer to
its goal of cncirclcmcnt of Field
Marshal Won klugc's forces in
the Orel area, has captured 1870
. villages in an advance on three
sides of that naZi baStion on the
central front 200 miles south of
Moscow, the Russians announc-
ed today.
front line dispatches declared
Soviet troops were sweeping
everything before them. although
they acknowledged that the Ger
mans were resisting bitterly and
said the terrain made operations
difficult in some sectors.
The Soviet midnight communicate
said the Germans were rushing rein
forccmcnt into the battle and were
counter attacking inc advancing Rus
slams rs many as twelve times within
single day in some sectors with
out success.
The RuSSiarS announced he can
turc Of large populated place 81
miles west of Orcl. This represents
the most westerly advance in the
area north Of Orcl. From here the
Russian line swings back cast and
then cuts south around Orcl and
runs west along the old line to
ScvSk.
The Russians Also reported the
capture of Lgovo on the cast bank
of the Wytcbct river and 80 miles
northwest of Orcl.
Russian dispatches indicated that
their forces have considerably cX-
banded" their breach in the German
lines although they admitted that
the naZis were giving them consid-
cradle trouble at several points. One
particularly fierce engagement was
fought on the outskirts of Frest where
German artillery halted the advance
for time until Russian guardsmen
filtered through in small attachments
and outflanked the garrison.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
JAPANESE REPULSED
IN TAIHENG SECTOR

Chungking. July 20.--(AP) go a
Chinese commuriquc reported today
that heavy fighting had been in pro-
grcSS for ten days in the Taihcng
mountains from which the Japanese
launched their abOrtivc offensive
this spring along tho IangtZc river
toward ChunChlng.
The japanese. hacked by planes
and superior armament" were said
10 have been rcpulScd and the Chr-
nCsc said they now were striking at
thc CnCmv'S rCnr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20


The vice chic: OF MAYA! opera
tion=, appearing al press confer
crCc at which Secretary Knox
strongly dcpIorcd current optimism
over winning OF the wur ~ Il hurry.
dcCla:Cd we still have tremendous
distances II 90 in the Pacific and
VIC have Ia build base, from the
ground up as We advance
Questioned about the time re-
CURED Ia win victory in Europe.
Horne said that his opinion was
'cntircly Il guess" and he gave
no date.
lie declared. however, that
there is good deal Of wiShful
thinking in expectation of col
lapse of Germany"
He predicted there will he no such
"mnr"ic CollapS" in III" army as
there was in 1918 because he said.
German soldiers have been trained
iii liItlCriSm and have been sCparat-
cd from the family connections thru-
ugh which spirit ct defeat wa;
li.mSrnItlCd in the last war.
Horne and Secretary Knox wiz
tually Joined in fuTCCI,tIn- that Inc
victory march in The Pacific. long
though il may be. will never stop
short OF complete surrender of the
enemy.
II expect We won't bc satisfied
with the fail of the Japanese fleet. -
Horne said. Il expect 70 &c Our poo
pie in Tokyo before this thing Is
over unless VIC want another war
vi hin Il generation.
We must make this SO expensive
FOR them, Knox said. that they
won't want another one
Knox described the lighting iol
Sicily as the conquest of an outpost
and said American troops face in
Europe an army Of 100000 or g.
100000 men.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
PUBLIC WARNED
TO LEAVE ROME
City Is Overcrowded
By Evacuees From
Bombed Industrial
Centers of Italy

Bern. July 10 CAP Ali
persons not compelled IL remain
Ill Rome To carry on essential
war work have been warned TO
get out Immediately by thr las
ciSt government. Swiss TCi,-
graphic agency dispatches re-
ported today.
Rome. the dispatches sdid. g., with
out adequate air raid shelters. and
last years population Of i.25U.OOU
population hus been Virtually uuu-
oiled because O., the br!li mat .Hr
city would moi Dc bombed OWING To-
IT," presence %! Vatican CITY.
For the past twelve months hun
drCdS of thousand, OF cyac,ircs from
lialy'S bombed Industrial cities haN Dr..
poured into Rome until the govern
InCnt was forced To- gulC tia: Oniy
those persons whose business Was
would be allowed 80 visit
the ovcrcrOWdcd city. and To- remain
only until their busIncs, wus t.uus-
acted.
RumC'S evacuation of surplus pop
iiIaiiun, however. l. regarded u~ All
almost In~uIudDlc problem. aCvrru.
!mg To- the SASS TclcgrHpn.y agency.
because there is Literally mo place
where they can go.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
TWO SHIPS SUNK

An Advanced South Pacific Base.
May 20 (Dciaycd-tAP)-Two hun
drcd and sixteen survivors of two
American merchant ships torpcdocd
and sunk have arrived at this base
port with the first eyewitness re-
ports made here on new Japanese
submarine offensive efforts against
South Pacific shipping lanes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
REDS ATTACK NORWAY.

London. July 20. - (AP)- The
Berlin radio said today that Rus
sian amphibious force had attacked
The coast of Varangcr Fjord in sX-
trcmc northern Norway. The broad
cast said the Russians had attempted
landing south of C3rdoc, on the
peninsula which cut into the Barents
sea toward Fisher peninsula, the
most norihwcstcrnlv point of the So
Wet Union.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
WOMEN'S BAND

WASHINGTON. July % -- (ApO -- \
Marine Corps Womcn's Band is beng
urganiNd - replace Inc male band
nj Camp hClcunc. New River. y. G..
The Navy rrpOricd today.
Tho Marine WOmcn's Band the
first o~guH'/aiion of its kind. will
have a pcr.unncl of ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
LAND or TIE FREE

Raleigh. July 2O--tNpD-Ruggcd
lndividuaiSm is rot dead.
y Raleigh man double parked his
car on downtown street. opened
the door. stuck out his feet--and
calmly proceeded to have an urchin
same his Shtes a. horns h'nked
S:..si:l'E'y :: "a "1,-clia..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Set
At Northern
Jap Base
Rombcrs Apparently
Strike from Amchitka
TN Western Aleutians {;
Other Pacific News

Washington. July 2O-(AP)
The Navy announced today
that Llb"rator heavy bombcrs
WlnglnE over the Japanese side
Of the north Pacific. had bomb
cd the enemy base of Paramu-
shire Monday. starting fires
and scoring near hits on ship
ping.
The big planes We're described
as IL formation, which may
have been Il dozen or so. They
apparently operated from the
American base of Amchitka in
the western AlcutianS. 1t is
SCI miles from Amchitka to Pa
ramuShirO.
This is the first raid in which
b0mbcrS Of the American north
Pacific force have struck so
closely to Japan proper.
ParamuShirO is at the north
crn end of the Kurilc chain,
which runs south like an arrow
pointing to Togo about 1000
miles away. The attack puts pres
sure on JapanS northern defense
positions in coordination with the
offensive against New Guinea
positions far TO tho south.
MEANWHILE for the second time
since the japanese ovcrran the Meth
crlandS Esat Indies. allied bOmDcrS
have made daring. long distance
attack on the cncmy's majO: bases
al MaCaSsar.
y great force Of Libcrator bomb
crS flew 1000 miles. round trip. Sun
day night md left many fires tow
CrinG allow. the big harbnr CITY ON
CclcbCs. There was no report on the
extent of damage done but some of
the fires. started along the water
front, in the factory area. and ON
thu airdromc. could DC seen 80 miles
away.
AT the other end of the long south
west Pacific ha'tlcfrOnt'S American
troops enlarged their bcaCilffcad with
a limited advance at Lilo. about
three miles cast q. the Japanese key
central Solomon, aIrdrumr al MInda.
The CnmmlniquC said l79 japanese
were killed. American losses were
described as light
Avcngcr end DIuntIcSs bombcrs
pounded Japanese position, north Of
AIun6T IiT1rDIu, on X Il1 CuIr u,biI,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
GIRAID IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. July 2O.-(AP)-General
Henri Giraud. co-chairman of the
French Committee Of National Lib
era'l-0, acrirei IN CTsa: E.,tain 10
da% i.-"i t;::as
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Little change in temperature
today and tonight with widely
scattered thundershowrrs mostly
in LITE ltIernonn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Long War
Is Forecast
Vice Admiral Horne
Says Navy Planning
War Against Japan
Until 1949 At Least

Washington, July 20.-(AP-
Vice Admiral Frederick J. Horne
revealed today that the Navy is
planning for war against ia
pan to last al least until l9ly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20

huliricS among the Italian
units led hN German officers was
one ui the Sravc>t signs vet
reported Ia ultimate axis collapse
III Sicily.
SGnIr Italian units already re-
poo tcdlN have killed German COM
niahdcrN "ho tried Ia prevent
their Surrender.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
4 Wonted-Automotive G-I

1912 Hudon super six 5 pas
senger convertible; robin egg
blue, A Beauty. No priority.
Can be bought for $500 down,
low mileage. perfect condition,
$3.50 Leona Drive at Schlsff Viii
lage. miles out N. Gratiot from
Mt. Clemens Court House. Can
be seen after 600 pm. or all
day Sunday Mr.. Sharp.