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LECALS
NOTICE
Tallahassee,
H.. . Aa0

June :. 1919.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
the Trustees Of the Internal I'm
provement Fund Of the State of
O'Clock Noon. July IL. 1919. at Tai
lahassee. Florida. TO consider the
sale of and receive competitive
bids for the following described
submerged and sovereignty land in
MONROE County. Florida:
"A parcel of reclaimed land
lying adjacent to State Road
Department Right-of-way i'm
rnediately South and East of
the bridge now under construc-
ton at Jew Fish. Florida. on
State Road No. "A. being
bounded on the West by Intra
Coastal Waterway. on the
South by the canal and on the
North and East by Road
in the SEk OF SwsA Of Section
80. Township so South. Range
% East"
Accurate description to be
furnished with deed
This Notice is published In COM
pli3nce with Sections 2700s and
27J-os. Florida Statutes 1871. and
253.12 and 253.15. Florida Statutes
1871. that any person or persons
who may have objections to said
sale may have an opportunity to
present the same on date of sale
as therein provided.
The Trustees reserve the right TO
reject any and all bids
BY order of Trustees of the In
terual Improvement Fund
SPESSARD L. HOLLAND.
Governor
Attest:
F. c. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
;jlys. I 943
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AM EASY jump FROM ROLLS TO R0tE

the socially minded denizens ~
Saratoga Springs.
As soon as she read the Edna
Ferber novel. Miss Bates had IN
idea she might Be called 10 play
this role. When she heard Sani
Wood would direct. she was sur
of il. The character actress srH&
the director nave been . nsususi
admiration team since sfse pisy.
ed in his Kitty Foyle Sh~ sxss
she'd rather play a small part "
a big picture directed by hsss
than starring role IN son~bsd<
else's minor movie. Mrs B~ffep.
of course. is not a miner rec.
Miss Bates says it's fhe IRA
she's had that really fits her
physical proportions.
The first woman lawyer In
Texas-she hung out her khinxh
in San Antor io-Mi<s Bates
gave up practice IN 1879 % -
with her husband. 0uxsrsess
man. to Mexico. They met ~
verses. but had enough iefs 10
come TO Los Angeles and buy Q
bakery They ran u Tao ye@r&
and II paid off IN money a. wwli
as dramatic training
A friend who was studying a
the Pasadena Community Play
house urged her 20 try for an
acting career. The first time kha
attended an open reading sfsw
won a part. and rather 90 hev
establishment she was an actress.
In two years there she did =
character roles. and Il was IN
the cards that sooner or later
she would be invited 10 the STA
dios. She was just the type fo-
the -Rebecca' role. and has
been the type ever since
She sometimes wonders where
she might be today II she nd
tried to be an actress IN her m
genue days
Very likely" she says. behind
the counter of a bake shop
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WEEKLY BULLETIN U0
JACKSON SQUARE CLUB

Tuesday. July 6. 700. Dance
instruction. Mr. Pinder: o:SO,
movie. The Bowery AT Mid
night" Bell Lugosi. star.
Wednesday. 1880. Trigonometry
Glass. Myron Brown. USN. Sound
School Staff. Instructlng: $50,
Organization Meeting of the MI
and Mrs. Club. Refreshments
Thursday, July g. lO:3O-3:SO.
Sewing by the Ladies. Mending
and fixing of Insignia and rating
badges sewed on at request No
charge. Leave your bundles by
Wednesday; 1880 G. s. o. meeting;
$50 Informal Dancing. G. = o.
and Service Men
Friday. TOO. Dance Instruction,
Mr.. Pinder. DO AS You Please
Night at the club; $3.50 Quiz Con-
tests. Prizes.
Saturday. TOO NBC Broadcast.
For This We Fight" Alternatives
for War; 900 Dance, Desmond
Murphy. NJ {.
Sunday. July IL. Same Schedule
as Sunday. July 4; Classical Rec
ording of DebusSy's Afternoon of
a Faun," and Three Nocturnos- "
Craft Shop of the Division
Street School. corner Division and
White. available for Service Men.
sponsored by Jackson Square U.
S. O.. Mr.. William B. Knowles. in
structor. Hours: 500 a m--3:OO
Monday. Thursday and Friday;
900 a m.-lf:00 a. m Saturday
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L E G A L 5

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND For MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. ESQ
JOHN r CHRISTMAS.
Plaintiff.
VS. DIVORCE.
MADELINE EVA CHRISTMAS
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To; MADELINE EVA CHRISTMAS.
GENERAL DELIVERY.
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA
HOMA-
You are hereby required to an
near To the hill Of complaint for
divorce filed against YOU in tb..
above STYLED cause on the frs
Monday in August. A u. 1913. other
wise the allegations Of said bill
viii he taken as confessed
Done and Ordered at Key West
Florida this 25th day Of June.
A. n. 1913.
Circuit Court
SeaD Ross G Sawxsr
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
BY: tSd.l Florence +. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQCINALDO. JR
solicitor for Plaintiff
jun2s;jlys-i3-20.I ss:
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GONE ARE. THE
MIDDLE AGES
By SPOON RIVER SAM

AP Features
can remember when middle
age was looked on as a comfort
able and respectable time of life.
bat have you noticed-you don't
SEQ many middle aged folks any
mo nowadays? Can't figure out
what's happened to EN-. Course
the youngsters are in uniform, but
II seems like the real young ones
and the real old people are run
ming things on the home front.
AS for the kids, it's got so a
mother hates to let her young go
to the corner store Tor candy,
which they probably amt got no
now, lest some baseball team or
railroad line sign EN- up.
AS for the old men. some that's
been in wheelchairS for 20 years
are back on the job. It's like a
business man told me the other
DAY. He called Tor a messenger
and was told the messenger boy
was on the other side of town that
day, and wasn't expected back
till Thursday.
How old Is this boy anyway,
the business man asks. Well. they
tell him, he saw service IN the
SpaniSh-American War and he's
got a grandson that's just come
through the battle of the zOot
suits out on the coast Yes, sir.
Grandpa may not get around
much. but he's in there trying.
But as | say, as for the folks in
middle age. IT seems like they've
disappeared. II may be that were
living SO fast we don't stop long
enough through that period to no
tIce il.
Reckon the best attitude for Us
all to take Is just to keep on look
ing forward TO the glorieS of mid
die age. even if we passed il years
ago.
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KEY WEST SOLDIER
GETS PROMOTION


Especial 20 The Citizen
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
PACIFIC, July 6.-Raymond Ra-
mirez, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Ramirez, 523 Bahama street.
Key West Fla, has been pro-
NOTED from Private First Class
to Technician Fifth Grade. ac-
cording to an announcement
from the South Pacific base at
which he is stationed.
In civilian life he was en-
ployed by the Star Fish and
Oyster Company
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INQUIRIES MUCH GAS

PHILADELPHIA. 49, A mechan-
ard division Of the U. s. Army
ESQUIRE 10 900 gallons Of gasoline
mhrn II Is on the move
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Cssxsctsd
"Clorine," said her mistress.
I've heard about your hard luck,
and I'm terribly sorry"
-'Oh, yes ma'am-but OATS his
hard luck"
"Why-waSn't your husband
killed in a railroad accident"
oh. yes ma.am~-but dsts his
hard hck-not mine"
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PRATE BHEAT
N 7. GIANTS M
OPHaG CONTEST
ATHLETICS DOWN CKEvE-
LAND INDIANS. IN BOTH
ckAdxs or DOUBLE BILL
PLAYED YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, July "a six-run
uprising in the third inning. and
seventh hurting by Big Max
Butcher brought the Pittsburgh
Pirates an ga triumph over the
New York Giants in the first game
of doubleheader yesterday.
The Philadelphia Athletics went
TO victory over the Cleveland In
oians in both games of a twin bill,
the second contest being a shutout
affair.
Joe Gordon's home run in the
eleventh inning gave the New
York Yankees a 8 to 2 triumph
over the ST. Louis Browns in the
opening game of a twin bill.
The following are the results of
the games played yesterday:
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I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. ~ CHsNCEHN.
Case M. 9-3-
JOHN ROSEMAN.
Plaintiff
vs.. DIVORCE
CELIA SHTFMAN ROSEMAN
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To, CELIA SHIFMAN RoSEMAN.
clio Samuel Shifman
Tucson Arizona
You are hereby required to ap-
pear To- the bill Of complaint for
divorce filed against YOU in the
above STYLED cause an the first
Monday in August. \ n. 1888. 9th
erwise the allegations II said hill
viii be taken as confessed
Done and ordered at Key West
Florida. this lffh dsV Of June.
\ n. 1888
fSEALI Ross q SAWYER
Clerk n the Circuit Court
Ry- (SdD Florence r. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
HARRY SIEGET..
Solicitor for Plaintiff
junI5-2s- % .jIys.Is4g
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AS a teacher I have heard many
funny things said by children. bsas
this is the bet:
What Is cowhide chiefly USED
for" | said 10 my class one dag.
A boy raised his hand.
Il know. sir" ne said brightly.
Tell the class, ! encouraged
him.
To keep the cow together. SIR.
was the reply.
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Answsrs to
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
Ssnd Hsms-Frsat osssiss 10
Regional oEM lafsmssisas oftisS,
On Gore - THIS Pspss

Q-My husband who is a staff
sergeant in the Army refuses TO
support me To whom can i
write about this?
Army Emergency Relief
32l Grant Building. Atlanta.
Ga.
Q.-To whom can l write to
find out whether or not l can
visit nv husband in Panama?
A-Passport Division, Depart
ment of State. Washington,
ID. c.
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Wanted a Refake

A film director who had re-
Gently returned from China was
telling an interviewer of his ex-
periences there. As for the at
tack" he remarked, 1t wasn't at
all exciting. 1t was so tame / went
out of my hotel and told EN- to
shoot the scene all over again"
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Conybear: Could you lend me
IS?
Gunbusta: No.
Conybear: Have you a friend
who could lend me SIS?
Gunbusta: Yes, but friends like
that are so rare that I can't afford
to share this one with you.
Oona OsNeill becomes Chap
Inns fourth wife.
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CHAnEES FHTOn
Is nADE SERGEANT


Especial 10 The Cftfxenb
CAMP POLK. Ia. July g.
Technician 4tfr Grade Cf1ares ID.
FELTON, has been promoted to
sergeant, it was announced today
by his commanding officer, Cap
tain Austin, z. Walker.
Sergeant FELTON, is a member
of headquarters company. 36th
Armored Regiment. medical de-
tachment. 9th Armored Division.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben FELTON,, lll4 Fleming street,
Key West, Fla.
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WITH ROYAL AIR FORCE

HpOkANE.-Twelve thousand
Polish airunen are serving with the
Royal Air Force.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND zen MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
In re Estate of
JOSHUA B. SMITH.
Deceased.
NOTICE or FIBTyG- FINAL
REPORT AND APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given 10 all
persons that william n. Smith. the
undersigned Administrator Of the
Estate OF Joshua b. Smith. deceas-
ed. has filed with the Honorable
RAYMOND r Lord. County Judge OF
Monroe County. Florida. his Final
Report as such Administrator and
has made application for his dis
charge "a Administrator Of the es-
tate OF Joshua r. Smith. deceased.
Dated June 2sth. 1919
WILLIAM II. SMITH.
A. Administrator Of the Estate 81
Joshua n Smith. deceased
tun2s :jlys-l 1913
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BALTIMORE.-The carp fish
originally came from China and
India, and was imported by man
into Europe and this country.
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National League
Chicago at Brooklyn (twilightl.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
tOnly games scheduled.
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Polyglot army of $4,000 is mob
,ilized for labor in North Africa.
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April lend-lease a record. bas
less food was exported.
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American League
New York at st. Louis might.
Boston at Chicago might.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
night.
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Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO. Blanche Giuekman.
Residence Unknown.
You are required to appear -
the bill OF complaint for divorce
filed against you in the above
styled cause on the first Monday
in August a u. i943. otherwise
the allegations OF said bill will be
taken as confessed
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida. this 18th day Of June A n
1913.
Circuit Court Ross 9 Sawyer
sSeali =. --Fierk ~ the Circuit
Court.
BY. (Sd) Kathleen SOttage.
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQCISALDO. JR-.
solicitor for Plaintiff.
juul4-2i-2s: jiys. 1875
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IN fHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
~ AND Fen N0SROE COUNTY
~ CHASCEHY.
Case No. o-X
CHARLES ISAT GEUcKMAS
Plaintiff.
va DIyoRCE
BLANCHE GLUCKMAN.
naFa1aans
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Bafour reveals that record u
boat bid was foiled in May.
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butcner and Lopez. Melton,
East. Fischer, Mungo and Loni-
bardi-
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The following are the results of
the games played yesterday:
National League
First Camel
AT New York R. HE
Pittsburgh - 81 O.
New York / 7 2
Butcher and Lopez: Melton,
East. Fischer. Mungo and Loni-
bardi.
Second Camel
AT New York r. H. E.
Pittsburgh -- o 6 3,
New York ---- 9l2 4
klinger, Podgainy and Lopez;
Chase and MancuSo.
First Camel
At Brooklyn r. II. E
Chicago ----------------------- ; 9 l.
Brooklyn ----- 6 Is /.
Derringer. Burrows and McCul-
Tough, Hernandez; Newsom and
Owen. Bragan.
Second Game)
At Brooklyn r. H z
Chicago -------------- 2 z o.
Brooklyn .------ 8 IL o.
Prim and McCullougs: Higbe
and Bragan-
First Camel
At Philadelphia r. III. f. I
ST. Louis 2 Z /
Philadelphia - Is is 3 1
Dickson, Munger, White and W
Cooper; Gerheauser and Finley.
(Second Game)
At Philadelphia r. II. z.
ST. Louis -- 9
Krist and O'Dea: Rowe. Dietz
md Livingston
Cincinnati at Boston. both
games postponed.
Amsricsa League
First Gane)
AT Cleveland R. H. z
Philadelphia ------ 2 4 2
Cleveland ------------ 4 /
BiacE and Swift: Bagby and !
Desautels, RoSar.
Second Camel
AT Cleveland r. H Z.
Philadelphia -7 3 o
Cleveland - o : /
Harris and Wagner; Kennedy,
Milnar. Center, Naymick and Ro-
sar. Desautels.
First Camel
AT Detroit R. II. f I
Washington 3 9 81
Detroit Il l I
Leonard, Haefner. Adkins and I
Early: Trout and Richards.
'4.- (Seeond Came r. go
At Detroit r. II. z.
Washington
Detroit 2
Wynn and Early; White and |
Parsons.
First Camel
Al ST. Louis r. H. E /
New York 3 IL ?
St. Louis -------- 2 D
wensloff and Dickey. Hemsley; I
Muncrief. Caster and Hayes.
Second Camel
AT St. Louis X. r. Z /
New York -----4
St. Louis 2
Zuber and Sears; Niggeling
and Terrell. .
First Camel
AT Chicago R. H. L I
Boston 2 10 a.
Chicago -------------4 q 5
Hughson and Peacock; Dietrich, I
Hayes and fresh.
(Second Gamel
At Chicago r H. E
Boston -----------
II
Terry and conroy: Smith and
Turner.
Cezxscfed
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Biack and Swift: Bagby and
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Harris and Wagner; Kennedy,
Milnar. Center, Naymick and Ro-
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Second Came
AT Chicago K. n. /
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Derringer. Burrows and McCul-
Tough. Hernandez; Newsom and
Owen, Bragan.
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Leonard, Haefner. Adkins and
Early: Trout and Richards.
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lSecOnd Camel

klnger, Podgalny and Lopez;
Chase and Mancuso.
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Wensloff and Dickey, Hemsley;
Nfuncrief. Caster and Hayes.
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(Second Camel
AT Cleveland r. H Z.
Philadelphia - 3 0
Cleveland . I !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-09
FRIENDSHIP ]. OF RUSSIANS
 NOW NEEDED
Nelson Declares Soviet Un- ion Will Repay 0bIi-
 gallons 10 U. 5.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Soviet Rus sia intends to repay her obligations in full and not just token payments, Donald M Nelson declared in an address before the delegates and others at the convention of the American-Soviet Erie d s h D in Madison Square Garden.
 Nelson, who has just returned from special trip abroad, quoted Stalin to that effect and he further said he is convinced there will be found no two people anywhere better qualified to win each others friend ship and respect than the Russians and Americans
 Secretary of Interior Harold l.. Ickes, also present at the conven- ton, asserted Americans must real ize Russia will be as powerful in peace as in war and it is of the utmost importance that our two nations understand each other"
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(I0 WORKERS
 TO ASK FOR WAGE RAISES
Philip Murray Says Unions Will Try 10 Break Lit-
 file Steel Formula

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9. - The Executive Board of the United Steel Workers of America has re- solved to reopen 13,000 collective bargaining contracts and to ask for wage increases in excess of the Little Steep' formula for the na- tion's 100000 steel workers.
 Philip Murray, President of both the United Steel Workers of Am erica and the Congress of Industrial Organization said 'one may assume similar wage requests of all other CIO unions will follow the Exec utive Boards resolution which marks the opening drive of break in the Little Steel formula"
 The board said the latter imposed an unfair burden" during the per- iod of increasing living costs.
 Murray said reports that the Union would ask IS cents an hour Increase are lin the realm Of spec ulation." The extent. of wage de- mand, he said, would be decided by the Union executives, whose meet ing is tentatively set for November 30 in Pittsburgh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-09
ALLIES HIT HEAVY BLOW
 AT JAP BASE
Sixty-fhree Planes of En- emy Destroyed in AC-
 lion in Solomons

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov. 9.-Allied airmen in the south and southwest theatres of war during the last 48 hours have accounted for the destruction of 63 more Jap airplanes.
 Air actions ranged from major strike at Rabaul to interception of feeble Jap attempts to blast Allied bases. The air action covered the area from Madang. New Guinea, to New Georgia Island in the Central Solomons.
 The heaviest blow was struck at Rabaul where 23 Jap fighters were downed.
 Off the northern coast of Bou- gainville, Mitchells of Halsey's Com mand, sank an enemy corvette and five small cargo boats.
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JAp5CLAIM BICvI(T0RY
 SEA BATTLE
Many Allied Vessels Re- ported Sent Down
 in Solomons

LONDON, Nov. 9. - The Berlin radio today quoted Japanese dis patches saying three Allied battle ships. two cruisers, three destroyers and four transports have been sunk by Jap warships and planes in an attack on convoy south of Bou- gainville beginning yesterday morn ing. tNo Allied confirmation of this claim has been made).
 A second broadcast described the battle as the biggest Japanese na- val victory since Pearl Harbor." The broadcast further said the Japanese have been lying low for such an op- portunity by economical use' of their planes in recent actions.
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Housewives
 Must Order For Holiday

Housewives are warned to make their purchases tomorrow to cover their needs for Thurs day as the stores will be closed that day, which is Armistice Day.
 Although tomorrow is meatless Wednesday and meat markets are closed, they will open to- morrow, according to announce ment made today.
 Incidentally, meat markets will be open on Wednesday, November 24, which is the Wednesday before Thanksgiving Day.
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RADIO BASE OF GERMANS
 DESTROYED
Weather Station on Island Off Coast of Greenland '
 Is Discovered

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. = De- struction of German radio and weather base on an island off the coast of Greenland is reported to- day by Secretary of Navy Frank Knox
 The station was small but was a well constructed base, Knox said. It is indicated the plan of the Ger mans was to maintain the station permanently. It included a radio station, power house, emergency gen. orator, radio transmitter, defensive machine gun supplements, food supplies and a small supply ship was anchored in the harbor of the little island. Telephone communi- cations were established with all principal shore points, Knox fur ther stated.
 The German base is the second destroyed by American forces in the Greenland area.
 The base was discovered by an United States Army sledge patrol and the Germans attacked but the patrol managed to report the dis covefy although two of the members of the patrol were captured and third, Eli Knudsen, was killed
 Army Air Force planes and the Coast Guard cutters Northland and North Star joined in wiping out the enemy base.
 The cutters were under command of Capt. von Paulson of Cambridge, Mass.
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 SEES RUIN
 FOR NAzIS
Warns Against 0verton- fidenCe-CaIIs Hull '6aI-
 Iant American Eagle

LONDON, Nov. 9.-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill today declared that impending ruin" is facing Germany but he warned against the belief the defeat of the Nazis will be before 1914 and as- serted the campaign next year might surpass the tragedies of Waterloo and Gettysburg. He also said that unless some happy event occurs on which we have no right to count. 1914 will see the greatest sacrifice by the British and United States armies"
 The valiant and brilliant Russian offensives have wrecked the German war machine and inflicted wounds that may well prove fatal" declared the Prime Minister, and he asserted that the back of the Nazi submarine warfare is broken, and devastating air war upon the Reich has been one of the prime factors in the impending ruin of the Hitler re- gime."
 Desperate Struggle Coming
 In the address, broadcast, Chur- chill said that Hitler still has 400 divisions that promise desperate struggle and we cannot exclude the possibility of new forms of attack upon this island"
 Tn other high points Churchill noted that next year is election year in the United States and com mented:
 I'm sure I speak for all those on both sides of the Atlantic who mean the same thing, and they are num- bered in the scores of millions, when I say that our supreme duty, all of us, British and Americans alike, is to preserve the good will that now exists throughout the English-speak- ing world. This is an aid to our armies in the grim, heavy task"
 No Liquidation
 The Prime Minister vowed again his intention not to "liquidate the British Empire" and stated bluntly This is no time for those who have practical war work to do to dream of brave new world"
 Of the Moscow Conference, Chur- chill said We all have been cheer ed.' He paid tribute to Secretary of State Cordell Hull as that gall lant American eagle"