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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-23

Wanted-Cattle to ship. Will make
shipment after Christmas. Lack a
few head to fill car. If interested,
call 246-J. Royce Biddle. 35-1tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-23
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Every Sunday: Masses at Glasgow
at 80 and 10 and masses at TOT
Peck at 0. Masses at Glasgow airpase
at $3.50. Week days: Masses every day
at 80.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-23

Keep America American"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
GAS MASK DRILL

Preparations are about complete
for the largest gas mask drill ever
10 be held in this nation in one
day. Sunday Is the date when all
of DetHeiit.ss 80 ,eee- afraid var
dens, weather permitting, will be
given first hand experience in the
ways and means Of combating gas
attacks. Four hundred trained
chemists Of the gas reconnaissance
agents unit, nurses and doctors Will
participate in The drills 70 be exc
cuted in 81 voting booths stationed
in every zone Of the city,
II is planned 10 handle 100 air
raid wardens in the gas chambers
each hour. The drill viii start al
noon and last until s p. m In case
OF rain postponement will be made
TO June 6. Four thousand training
gas masks will be used in the
process
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
; Boards
Send -
I'm Service

Three Wayne County draft
boards today announced 79 more
inductees had been sent into the
armed forces. Board No 49 with
80 inducteeS. is tops The list:
BOARD No.
Liberty A. Lentine ess Corners tM).
James BAlsEna. 5ssl Cadillac (h).
Leroy strauxhter, 1909 p. Congress (N)'
Mario J. Anstrini 3t27 Dubois (Nl.
Michele Lecricchio ana Illinois tS).
John Eaputs 20iO v. Lafayette "a.
Walden 3; stevenson. 1878 Joe campAu ~
Jean p, Berthiaume 1920 r. Jefferson tA).
Tony A AsIIhra. 2s75 Scott "a.
Jos.ph y Ksasas, 1870 ST. Anbin (Al.
Arthur J Trois. 2I5s Watson tAJ.
John CusmAne 2sss Aacomb (A).
Edwsrd Lsecki. s525 BrocUon ca.
Joseph A. Cucchetu 21e7 Watson CA.
Donald T. Mietke. 1881 JOS Campau a.
John Duleamaro, 1859 Mack ca.
Nick Romeo. 1881 LddesdAs ca.
Louis Fontana, 2230 Leland ca.
Carl r. Giordono, 1918 y. Fort tAl.
Harold o. Gibbs 1888 Antstsm (A).
BOARD NO. 81
Hawkins Steele, $3.50 Northneid (N).
W.yman York. 6Os6 Redwood (N).
Daniel Meyers, sOqs Mortified On.
Elsa Davis, $3.50 Begols (N).
Thomas Jones. 1855 Hartford tN).
Lyman Wright. 1855 wildwood ca.
Earl Johnson. 6437 Vancourt (A).
David Pryor, 1925 lrouwood ca.
Roy Arnold b5ss Boxwood 90.
Glenn McKesson. 5752 Hartford "a.
Harold Glenn, 6ii4 Woodrow ca.
Floyd Thompson. 1927 Woodrow ca.
Clsnon Henry. 5si Holbrook (Al.
Carsllas Hamlin, 5eT5 Mortified ca.
Walter Parks 6llO Beeehwood ca.
Floyd LIT. s045 Hazls,t "a.
Floyd Jones, 1871 Beechwood ca.
John simrii $50 Cobb ca.
Allan Stevenson, 1894 Northhsld ca.
Arts Glover 6l0S Scotch (A)
Eli Lucas Jr., $3.50 Firwood "a.
James Martin, 6407 lronwood (AD.
Equila Etevart. 64O5 Redwood ca.
hsrlsnd Shy. 1852 Roosevelt "a.
Calvin Simmons. eO53 stanford a..
BOARD No. "a
rvold v. Witt. 1898 Fielding tA).
Paul H. SchlosnAEle 1889 Ashton CA.
Warren Z. Brasehwitz, 1908 Cruise (N).
Gordon l.. Delcamp. le747 Dolphin tN).
Henry l.. Smith, 2ots7 Andever ca.
Charles T. Hall, 1897 Patton (N).
James n Reighard, 2ossO westhaven a..
Stanley Fleming. 1881 Greydale "a.
Thomas A. Wheeker. Chicago. III. "a.
Lawrence Nilsson. 1853 Dolson "a.
clifford r. Ritter, l4ls4 Auburn "a.
James A. Green Jr., 1878 Stout CA.
Norwood l. Martin 1920 Dolphin CA.
Howard Z Willard, 1921 Sorrento lAl,
Paul +. Holt. 1898 Fielding ca.
Norris + Overdeld s43s Thaddeus "a.
william r. Jones, 1891 Rockdale ca.
Leroy Il. Liston Jr., 1920 Mettetal "a.
William X. Lundy 1859 Mansfield tN).
Edmund J. Hudo, 2i445 schOolcraft "a.
Arthur II. Belrngham. 1924 Braile tN).
Norman w. Langen. i404s Minock ca.
Richard @. Barnett, i4305 Faust "a.
Wayne G.. Gallop. 1880 Patton tN).
Darrell r. stations 5Oa4 Maplewood a.
George w Eckerle. i4426 Asbury Park 90
Thomas A. Fraser, 1892 Dolphin (N).
John y. Chatel. 1887 Lindsay (CG).
George A. Aurand. 1900 Fielding ca,
Dale J. Tinsler 1928 Burt ca.
Elmo q Hilis 1854 IahSpr (A).
John 8. Kilnan. McMinnville. Tenn. tA).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Aching,
Sore Muscles?

Two or three applications OF Moone's
Emerald on after opening up the pores
with a good hot towel and In hfteen min.
utss the pains and soreness Is eased. A
few more applications at regular intervals
and the almost unbearable soreness goes
IT'S wonderful formula-this oombins-
tion OF essential oils with camphor and
other antiseptics so marvelous that thou.
sands OF bottles are sold annually.
Every good druggist guarantees Mcone's
Emersh OIL TO give you complete salts
faction or money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
MILK CANS, TOO

At TIE outset of the tin can
saving campaign the ban was put
on condensed or evaporated milk
cans but this has been removed
now and they are very acceptable
They contain a very good grade
OF hot-dip tin and housewives are
urged TO prepare them although 1t
requires more effort than the ordi-
nary can because these cans have
no lip on the edge as do others.
making il more difficult 10 remove
the ends.
However. il is well worth this
effort 10 prepare and turn them in,
especially now with rationing in
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Home Defense Notes:
City Will Get
Your Prepared
Tins Saturday
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

Tomorrow Is another prepared
tin can pickup day and one that is
important because IL will deter
mine how the processed foods ra-
tioning has affected this essential
salvage activity in Detroit and
Wayne County.
Michigan's April tonnage for
prepared tin cans was 228 tons.
Wayne County'S last pickup netted
1909 tons. The one tomorrow will
be the first in which all Of the
cans saved have been prepared
since rationing went into effect.
The governments need for tin is
tust as great or even greater than
when the prepared can method
went into effect a year ago and
local officials have been hammer
ing away TO drive home that point
10 the housewives of the city and
county. The result will be deter
mined after figures OF Saturdays
pickup are known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

IN THE morning mail comes
a charming and helpful little
booklet entitled This Will Put
You 10 Sleep" I know a lot Of
people who would gladly eat II,
if il would do the trick.
These people i have never
been able 10 understand my
trouble is not getting 10 sleep
but trying To stay awake. Sleep,
il has always seemed to me, is
a wicked waste of time
there are so many more inter-
esting things 10 do and no day
is long enough to get around 10
them all.
Therefore. l never go TO bed
until I'm so sleepy ] can't stand
up consequently just fall
in and never know when l
pull up the covers. What I'm
ag'in. really, is getting up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Tests Prove
lie an People
Live Longer
BY IDA JEAN KAN

ON ALL sides the rumors are
flying that the food situation
is much more serious than We
realize that eHa face short
age that is really acute" and
so on, until you'd think the ma
tional cupboard had been
stripped bare.
The truth is, what Is causing
so much commotione is not the
actual lack of food, but the lack
Of a food surplus. Most OF the
distress springs from the brand
new fact that ii is no longer
possible for us as nation TO
keep on eating too much.
Let's not do our crying before
we are hurt. We are not going
10 starve. There is no reason
10 believe that we will ever feel
even the faintest pinch Of
hunger. II lean days do come,
as they may, the probable effect
viii be 10 make us hard and
healthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Sleeping Aids

The little booklet goes on for
pages and pages on aids TO good
sleeping such as the right
kind Of a spring and mattress
the bed should be long
enough 50 that you can stretch
out 10 the fullest sheets
must he long enough 10 tuck in
NJ both ends ~ pillows must be
plump and resilient, light weight
and odorleSS
How to buy a blanket is told
how 10 care for them after
YOU buy them and a. this
point we discover Me booklet
comes from the presses Of tho
North Star Wooden Mill Co,
makers Of fine blankets
Don't think were chiSclng for
free publicity, they say be-
cause at the moment all our
blankets are going to the L. s.
Navy meantime quite Seri-
ouSly We hope the suggestions
contained in ii will bo Of real
service 10 those who suffer from
insomnia
And they wind M by saying
Remember, we all have a
Job 10 do TO win this war =.
and the right kind Of sleep can
help us do IT,"
7 still think all YOU have 10
do is E. fall in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Scientific Fact

That is not optimism on my
part. There is plenty Of sclen-
tLfc evidence 10 support the
statement. Right now. when
many Of you are alarmed over
the food restrictions, ] want 20
tell you again about the fat VS.
leannesS experiments conducted
by DR.. G. NJ. Mccay, brilliant
research scientist. / told you
about his work several years
ago, but there is more 10 the
story now.
DR.. Mccay used white rats for
his experiments. You may in
cline 10 take the stand that
mice are not men. But physio-
logically they are amazingly
similar, and since 10 days in a
rats life is equal 10 a year in a
humans, IL is possible 10 find
out from them just about what
happens TO us If we eat certain
foods or don't eat them, or eat
too much or too little.
The rats were divided into
two groups. Half of them were
allowed 10 cat all they wanted
and the others were put on a
diet perfectly balanced as TO
vitamins and minerals bat so
low in CalorieS they could not
grow normally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Small but Spry


AZ the end of q year (which
would he about 80 years IN our
hfctlme) the rats that ate all
they wanted were showing signs
Of age. Now, mark this: the
other group OF rats were smaller
but they were still young and
Spry.
After 900 days. only couple
Of the rats that ate as they
pleased were still alive and they
were hardly able 20 get about.
There was a group OF the runlS
and they were still full OF ginger
at mans age OF 90
DR.. MCCay carried the expert
ment with these super rats
step further and the results
were even more astonishing. He
began giving them all they
wanted 10 eat and they started
TO grow. In a few weeks they
were nearly normal in size.
And one hale old fellow lived 10
be what We would reckon as al
years old
Repeated experiments tended
10 CinCh the conclusion that the
fat die young. that leanneSs
makes for a long life. More
over, other work along this line
has shown that susceptibility to
disease and the ailments Of old
age increase with overweight.
Protective Foods First
None Of this is meant to Sug-
geSt that you put your children
on a diet TO stunt their growth
or that you 60 on starvation
fare. Such ideas as too fantas-
tic even To consider.
But il should sell YOU COM
pletely on the advantage Of
leanneSs for a long life and a
useful one and make you eager
10 follow the scientific principle
of eating what you should first,
then what you want within your
needs. If you are overweight,
you do not need as many calo-
ries as you would at normal
weight.
The foods you should eat are
the protective foods green.
leafy vegetables, fruit. eggs.
milk and whole grain. You will
be able 10 get these. Do your
cutting down in the high calorie
foods that put fat on you.
And, whenever you feel APP
prehensive about the shortages.
remember DR. MccayS expert
mentS. So long as the essential
nutrients are included, too little
food is apparently better than
too much,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

GmsoysIsS sosnsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

lib. ground, homeless u cup fne cracker
Star Lamb ncck meat crumbs
4 tsp SALT Cloverbloom Eu
u Glove gariic minced folk
very fine i y CUPS msshed
. u cup ARMOUR po'atO-s, leftover
! Evaporatod Min. or freshly made
undilutnd
Combine lamb. salt, garlic, miIf. crumbs and
exx yolk. Spread In ! = inch layer over NE
bottom OF an 4 inch square OF round baking pan.
Bake IN i25a r. oven tor 30 MINUTES When
done, heap hot mashed potatoes over the top
and put under beo.ier long enough 10 brown the
p,otAtneA--C Cut IN squasEa or Eedgca- Serves 4.
TuHsoAY-fnof ,Sfiossd
Roast C1overbIoom Chiokeo
DressiaR Gravy
Anahod Potatoes Fresh or Frozen Pea
Vegetable Relish Tray
RhGbub Betty Beverages
wEnNRsDAY-f Sssds, kffoSer5
Boet Pot Piet with Biscuit Crust
Carrot and Cabbage Sisw
Appls Tapsoca Cream Beverages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Set the stage for sleeping.

Like running for president,
sleeping we'll is no haphazard
matter. You have To build up 10
II. 50 collect some useful props.
II only for their psychological
effect.
Pamper yourself with soft.
smooth sheets, and downy blan-
kets.
Sprinkle cologne on your pill
low 20 encourage sweet dreams.
Sip some hot tea or milk.
slowly and luxuriouSly. as you
SIT propped up comfortably in
bed
Clothes play part, too 80
some women sleep better in a
becoming nightgown. NJ s
ideas range all the way from
sleeping in the raw 70 loud pa
jamaS. with or without the
pants.
Light and noise sabotage
sleep.
Keep il dark. keep II quiet -.
that's the motto for modern Rip
Van Wrinkles.
Place your bed as far as pos
sible from the light it's
only in novels and movies that
people wake up smiling into the
morning sun.
Pick a quiet room one the
family doesn't go parading
through.
Do something 10 keep doors
and windows from rafting
stand the alarm clock on pad
so il won't sound like an anvil
chorus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
How to 90 TO Sleep,
Told in Little Booklet
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS r.
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

which probably proves the lit
tie booklet is right when II
SAYS
"YOu can get along without
sugar. gasoline. love or bank
account but you can't get
along without sleep. Try II for
two or three nights and see how
you feel.
"Yet this country Is full OF
wakeful men and women who
spend their nights pacing the
floor. playing the radio. smok-
ing, reading and worrying their
heads off because they want Ia
sleep and can't They're victims
OF rOckabye-biues insomnia
has become Public Nuisance
Number One"
Don't think, IL adds. that your
friends who tell you they never
move a muscle all night are
sleeping any better than you
who are n toSSer the aver
age sleeper changes position 35
times a night and rarely stays IN
one pose longer than 5 or ~
minutes trying 10 stay put
is a sure way 10 sleep badly.
So. let the arms and legs fling
where they will .-.. you re I'M
Taxing your muscles.
ON page 9 find:
Give your mind a rest!
Half Of insomnia is mental -.
people who stay up tonight wor-
rying about what may happen
tomorrow can hardly expect
eight hours OF drearniesS shut
eye.
Lie down quietly and think
about something pleasant =.
listen TO music :. refuse 10 let
your mind go squirrel-caging
over events Of the day you
sleep best when you give your
mind a rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

~ cup. oubed bcei tap. worcestershirs
leftover from Sauce
Sundays roastl ttSp. salt
y tbNps Clover y tsp. p~ppcr
bloom Butter og u cup chopped green
dnppngs prppcr
u cup chopped u cup cooked or
onion cannrd peas
tbsp~ -four Baking powder biscuit
cup milk dough
cup leftover gravy
Cube leftover roast Melt fAs. let onion brown
lightly 10 a. then add -four and stu IN milk,
stirring until thckened. Add leftover brown
TAvy, HeasoninEs and vcgetables. thru add
mat. Place IA shallow Casserole and top Nlth
biscuits made by your favorite rccIps Bake
SO-sS minutes IN a $50" p. oven. 4 scrNInga-
YHuRSnAV-R Red SEamb Pofab-7
Brais~d Pork LON Eod ChOpss
Baked Potatoes Perfection Salad
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
1ss rest Of pineapple tor Luncheon saturday
Beverage
friday Sunday isftoterIl
Drowned Reef Hash& Fried Onions
Fresh RadlShes Raw Celery
Fresh Fruit Cup Beverage
SATuRpAV-Red Sfamp Points,
Heart Chop Sucyt on Noodles
Sliced Tomato Salad
Lemon Rice Custard Pudding Beverage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
= MEAT IUNcHEoNs

hokpAY-Rr Red Stamp Points,
Serve Star Bacon. n tomato and lettuce sand
wioh-s on rye bread or toast, Add dish Of fruit
90 milk or iced cocoa 10 complete the menu.
WEphESpAY-f TEealaJ ItffOrerJy
Make chicken salad from leftover chicken by
combining with oebcry, green pepper and salad
dressing and serve IN lettuce cups with bread
and butter SANDWICHES and fresh fruit.
sAruRoAY-fTbnsdsJ LtffOperSD
Serve deviled Cloverbloom Eggs with cTeamed
potatoes raw carrot sticks, and the canned
pineapple slices left from Thursdays dinner.
tMeans Rsuoned Meats
Red A. r. snd c stamps good this week.
ID stamps become good April "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
Warships
Shell Kiska


Washington. July 3l-(AP)-
American light warShips bonn
bardcd Japanese dcicnScs on
ki%l,H ISLAND Friday. tie Navy
reported today. following Il
bombing mission by SINGLE
American plane Thursday.
The surface vessels. which
may have been either ur>tg,yrrS
or light cruisers. poured smells
INFO the cncmys main camp
area. rs we'll as tho Gertrude
Cove section.
These were July's G!s' AIR al
tack and the months eighth .u.-
face bombardmcni directed
against kiSka.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
Pop Finds
Grandson
In Sicily

Allied Headquarters in North AZ
RIGA. July 30 Dclnycd)-(Ap) The
old mans eyes were dark and plead
irg.
lie had taken off his straw h.;
and was standing on the whitc-hU,
street IN Palermo in front Of a build
ing guarded bY tall American sol
dicr. lie spoke rapidly in Italian.
Then h" stopped and his eyes "n-
Xiouvly search the soldiers face.
TIL" soldier shook his head.
"No cnmprcC. Pop" he said.
From the inside or tho building Il
voice beloved: whats going on
out there"
"ThcrCs m old guy trying 10 tell
me something. but can't savvy
what nc wants" the guard said.
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
Flames Rout
Mur,da laps
Flame Throwers Used
With Tanks in Drive
for Jap Air Base;
Bo.nbers Raid Harbor

Allied Headquarters in the
southwest Pacific, July 81
hP-Tanks and flame throw
crs were hurled into the battle
for Munda yesterday To burn
The Japanese out of their rock
caves and fOXhOIes and batter
down their pillbOXcS.
Behind these dread weapons.
american troops crushed for
ward few Yards more. Tie
extent of their gains was not
announced.
I, was The fist reported Use of
flame throwcrS IN the month-nld
fight for Inc cn"my's important cen
iral SnlOmcrS dirba.C. Use Of la, k
had been attempted before but tho
rugged terrain had stopped them.
While the aYm0rCu units wcr"
blazing ahead southeast NJ NInda.
American forces ro"Ih 90 the air
dromc battered bar'; Japanese
counter attack. T.. & Navy torpedo
and dive bumbcr<. covered by Wild
cat fighters, struck heavily II craS-
tai positions wet ~ ~" airdrDmc
where thc JapnnC still clrng f.
ITHChhCads
Strong FORMATIONS Of ihc Navv's
Daur'lcss and Nvcrgcr bnmbcrs
rounded crrmy gun positions around
Munda Americans hold Tho Goa 4
north Of Baircko and The road lead
Ing south % Nnda.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
British and u. S.
Armies Gain Ground
on Sicily; Navy Units
lombard Mainland

Allied Headquarters IN North
Africa, July 3l-(APD-Both
the ErlliSh eighth army and
the Amcrlcan seventh army
nave made good progress on ,hc
north AMI east sectors OF ill.,.
'!c:li;,n 'front.'. allied hcaduuar-
lerS announced today IL allied
r"N;;i forces swept Italian .oaS-
tai waters and allied aircraft
laid down = heavy offensive
against lt#,:'5 mainland air
drCrr@$.
Very heavy casualties were
inflicted ty re Americans and
British. t." c.mmumiQur said.
The Americans captured more
Than jGU G.iman> anon. ncariy
l'""C nr~ E":>o:c:~ in the north
crn sector.
The unconstitutional surrender ur
the islands at Favignara. Lc-
NanZO and Aiaricttir:in WAS re-
ported.
III" th.,r .i,.r islands form a
triangle OF: L." west coast Of Sicily.
the most westerly beng Maric,tmu.
which is - miles from allicd-urcu-
pied Irapanl
American bamacrs returned 10 the
suburbs O! RumS 10 puvcriZc he
Pract!ca q. Mare airpnr; eleven
miles south Of the capital. and Fly
ing Fortrc.ScS. rcturring 10 the
mainland e." another OF their Slcdgc
hammer blows. attacked GrottaG!ic
airport nc2v Turanto o. H., Italian
heci. allied Headquarters announced.
The Official announcement dis
closed great activity by allied light
coastal forces Oft the north coast
If Sicily IS ne allie blockade clos
cd in Cn the Germans al Italians
still fighting al the eastern Sic!iian
Zip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
CHINA BREAKS TIES
WITH VICHY FRANCE

ChungkinG. July 3l.-thPO-
China severed relations with the
Nichy government of France to-
day and toDk over the admins
tratiOn of that section of the
Yunnan-Frcnch IndU- China rail
way which lies in Chinese ter
ritOry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
HEADS CAMP LEJUtN!

W1sHHI'rI. luiy 3l.-lArp- The
= ~ Department; "a npWGr,d .d..
FIAT Mai G"1. Clu.t.u l.. Wei.
T.. S NJ. {. . Philadelphia has .,cr
appointed commanding "Cc.u. nf t..
Lc,c"nc II rinc H. .. Nc.. tive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
.Nazis Disarm
Italians

London July 81 - (APl y
Reuters dispatch tudty said ".'
has jus been Is"rncd thai Co.
man troops have BEGUN 10 DIS
arm Italian troops in the neigh
b""hocd Of LarjSSa in Greece
The Reuters dispatch quoted
Dr adras' by ti,r Cairo radio
Lrl!ssu is IN Tncssaly province
about ~ mile, southwest ol 81
lUE.ka.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
III ,EE GIFTS PLANE

Allied N..iIuartcrS in North A.
RIGA. July q. (NrD-Crp.G I;umm
IICarn Of WIt..r. X. G.. WAS credited
,"day with ,a'nting down AN rmc.y
plane during aerial operations uvC"
Sicily yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31
Allies Warn Italy
OF Ne1u Air Raids
breathing SPELL
Ended, Powerful New
United Nations Radio
Tells Italians

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa, July 31.-(AP)-Thc al
llcd high command radiOcd
S.crn warning In the Italian pco-
PIE today that the terrible aerial
Gift nSivc against italy would he
resumed immediately.
TIL breathing space" is ended,
fh" allied command said. Rc>pun.
SibilIty for tho resumption OF The I'll
onslaught was land at the doc. at ,n,.
new BHdOgliu government tor tenn
PORTING and giving the Germans
time 20 strengthen their pu.uIuu> III
Italy.
Tho first broadcast from the pow =
Crful United Nations radio station
here was scheduled to be followed
by others from London and Wash
jnCtun.
Thc message warned the Ita1-
ianS 10 remain clear of railways,
Factories. dcp0ts. German mill
fury barracks and all other mill
tary 0bjcctivcS.
The blood of every Italian struCI:
will be ON the heads of the men IN
Rome who, in 1taly's hour of DC
CISlon. tomporiZcd instead of acting
for honor, peace and freedom" IL
Wa 'aif.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-31

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