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Show SOITTH CACHE COURIER WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C. Wayne Wavell Is Removed as Commander In New Southwest Pacific Shakeup; COURAGE: Mac Arthur s Men Continue Forays What appeared at the time to be a series of surprise counter-attack- s along the Whole Bataan front merely to harass the enemy and keep him guessing, had turned out, for those surprising men of MacArthur, to be e a gain, on the average, America Can Be Licked: U. S. MOUNTAIN WARFARE the line. entire along Thats not a slogan thought up by The army is buying pitons, kara-biner- s, which advance The posts Japanese this hysterical alarmist. Its a quote ice axes, skis, sleeping bags were taken were later held against (EDITORS NOTE When oplnleen ui eipmul la IIum eolnmn. they from Adm. William M. Standley, and parkas, to be used not in an counter-attackare those el the new analyst an not necessarily el thla aewepaper.) was the and enemy new ambassador to Russia. It (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) forced to reorganize his front at the expedition to the North pole but in makes him an hysterical alarmist, preparation for warfare on snow-cla- d new position. too, which ought to make him a use BAD NEWS: PINCERS: mountain sides. use successful been another It had ful man to the govt New York had If you ask what mountain sides swiftof the MacArthur General British From by Pacific Variety to have the war dumped on the doorness and courage of his troops to the reply is: We are preparing for The warnings given the American Something brand new in warfare step before it realized the shooting any emergency. Army chiefs have had started. The burning of the Nor- and British public by President had been developed by the British land a left jab on the enemys carefully noted what has been temat him and least hurl jaw mandie woke the New Yorkers up. Roosevelt and Prime Minister who went across the channel, done in Europe in mountain and winon his heels. They let out the usual yell for Churchill that more reverses could knocked out an Important German porarily were ter warfare, and they intend that evidences that There many scalps, but that was better than no be expected in the South Pacific radio location post 12 miles from were cot U. S. troops be trained in the same LeHavre, France, got back to Brit- the Japanese on Luzon yelling at all They began to won- were borne out when the Japanese, tactics. der what was going on. Well, what in the face of determined naval op- ain again with only two men slight having a bed of roses, that expected Today, in the Railroad Retirenot and reinforcements had supplies was? Lethargy's another of our position, made three simultaneous ment building (headquarters of the were and that come, finding they crimes, Admiral Standley warns. landings on Java. MacArthur not just a hard nut to quartermaster corps) you can find Have a look at the country away There were signs, immediately, a group of men known as the Cold crack, but a tough one to keep from Climate from the coasts and youll agree. that the fall of this island of 40,000, Clothing and Equipment them. cracking The big idea there is, The bombers 000 people was expected, though the unit. They are ski experts and Of was considerable importance cant reach us." To them, the only shore garrisons were apparently the recapture of Pilar, coastal town, mountain climbers, who know by part of the U.S.A. at war is the ready to put up a determined fight. i'-in the current MacArthur drive. rigorous experience what is needed Admiral combined Helfrichs part in danger of invasion. What From Bagac to Pilar was a good for life in the cold latitudes and makes those ostriches think the Dutch, American, British and Ausaltitudes. highway, and as the new lines in high Nazis or Japs will hug the beaches? tralian squadrons had sailed out to H They are Bestor Robinson of the this were Bataan St f considerably past meet the invaders, and first reports They love to traveL National Ski association; Robert H. road, the defenders presumably now were that, though terrifically outBates, editor of Five Miles High; had regained its use. who keep The fault-findenumbered, the defending vessels had and William House, a famed climbdesulThe remained had fighting forced the invaders to scatter. hollering that we dont know er and Working indoors tory, the Japs apparently at a stand- ten hoursexplorer. enough about Pearl Harbor a day, they are preparing Later news, however, showed that o American-Filipinbut the still, dont even listen when you menthe Japs had managed to evade the specifications for the best military army giving them no quiet in the skis, the best tion what the navy did later at and of about the steel island, goggles, boots, and ring palines. front by Repeated forays the Gilbert and Marshall isstoves had landed on the east, in the west that can be trols were keeping the enemy on carried in a lands, Macassar strait and Java. and on the north central front of knapsack. constant tenterhooks. That isnt the kind of news they Note: Germanys expert in mounthe island. like to monger. tain The attack was costly to the Japwarfare, Paul Bauer, carried ECONOMIC: SIR ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR Man About New York: out his last peacetime mountain anese, as they lost a large cruiser Perfect timing, courage, surprise Battles Here The United States did not create and three destroyers. But they got climbing exploit in the Nanga Par-bthe pioneer spirit; the pioneer spirit ashore, and in force, the landing on expedition in India in 1938 with There were signs that the farm wounded, inflicted heavy casuconsent and the of the created the United States. That the central portion being described in ly to a bloc, wishing through plan put alties or the enemy and accomto place all agricultural products on British government. spirit has never failed our people. Batavia dispatches as extensive. their plished fully objective. It was in the gun-pit- s at Gettysno ceiling below parity, was unwillThe disturbing news was accomBuy Defense Bonds It was a pincers movement, Britto put itself in an unpatriotic WOODROW WILSON burg, it was in the trenches in panied by word that the American MRS. ing ish style. It was a combination of and wished to confer with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson sewed for France, and it is in the foxholes of light, parachute troops and commandos. President Roosevelt before taking a soldiers 25 years ago, and now shes the Philippines. Removal of Sir Archibald P. The commandos rode across the definite stand. Wavell, the British general, as Buy Defense Bonds doing it again. channel on naval vessels, blacked commander-in-chie- f of the United This placating attitude bid fair to f Every Wednesday morning, she into their faces, loaded their arms The world picture is black today, out one of the tough economic meets at the swank Sulgrave Club Nations fighting forces in the iron shallow-dra- ft and small boats, but it was black in 1778, when Philsouthwest Pacifio paved the way for Red Cross sewing with Mrs. rushed ashore. New and York to were in of full Dutch command the adelphia Jesse Jones, and Mrs. D. Buland, At the same time the paratroops, hands of an enemy. It was blacker sea and air forces in the Netherchanan Merriman, better known as their faces also blacked, were shootstill when the capital was burned lands East Indies. Wavell has rethe duchess of Windsors Aunt Besin 1814. ing across the channel in big bombsumed his appointment as commasie. ers. In squads of seven they shot nder-in-chief There were only 5,000.000 Ameriof India, which After the sewing, they lunch at the cans then. But they taught Europe earthward, their supplies, ammuniIncludes responsibility for operclub, then adjourn to Mrs. Jesse tion and weapons parachuting at the that though it could invade Ameriations in Burma and close Jones apartment at the Shoreham same instant from the bomb-rack- s. can territory it could never invade with China. hotel, or to Mrs. Wilsons home on the American Spirit; that their arwas S street, for bridge. The stations equipment tillery could crack an American fort, consulate in Batavia was destroying smashed, prisoners were taken, and The lady who, as the beautiful but never the unity of the Republic. its files preparatory to leaving, the two groups now one, dashed widow Galt, set all the town talkThe American people have won ev- and that newspaper correspondents again to the beaches. There they ing during World War I, still sets ery war because they have contin- and other American civilians had met determined opposition. There the town talking wherever she apued to fight the enemy, not to ques- been told to leave. was a sharp fight, the Nazis suffered pears today. She gives her name tion their own leadership. Five milfreely to Democratic party and paIt wa3 understood that the British heavy casualties and more prisonlion Americans stood oil the world were triotic causes, but her most regular giving similar advice to their ers were taken. because deep defeat could not di- nationals. How these activity is providing floral decoraJust as the boats shoved off into vide them. tions for the Wilson shrine fit the were to get away was the the blackness, headlights of heavy National Cathedral. She has made That tradition is worth more question. They had had a hard German motorized reinforcements a study of floral arrangements, perthan all the gold in Fort Knox. enough time getting away from were seen dashing to the spot, too Our schools can truthfully teach sonally supervises the decoration evlate. Singapore. that there were no hoarders at ery few days. That the Japanese would not conAir Minister Sir Archibald SinMeasured by the code of the cave Valley Forge and the captain of quer Java easily was a foregone clair said this type of offensive L. Metcalfe Walling of Rhode Is- dwellers, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is the U. S. S. Constitution never the would be countries but conclusion, very populous against occupied land, nominated by President Roose- an active woman, but she stares in had to ration Loyalty. character of the island was going used again and again. Necessary velt to be wage-hoadministrator, amazement at the activity of the Today the tides of Manila Bay are to make it hard for the defenders. ingredients were light winds, good succeeding Philip B. Fleming, newly First numLady of World War II. visibility, and moonlight Not to appointed Federal Works Adminisebbing and flowing, but not the pa- Once more they were largely the as and in mention among bered, courage, Malaya, triotism of the surrounded Ameriperfect timing, trator. Walling was named adminisSUGAR SHORTAGE cans. Tokyo hopes they will soon surprise. trator of the public contracts diviIf is an investigation of the there run out of ammunition. Because COURT-MARTIAsion of the Labor Department in L : RUSSIANS: certain agriculture sugar shortage, even Tokyo admits that MacArthurs 1937, a job In which he adminiswill have masterminds department men will never run out of courage. For Kimmel, Short contracts act. to do Close Trap tered the Walsh-Heal- y a lot of explaining. Buy Defense Bonds The Roberts report on the disaster The indomitable Red army, pur- battles the administration had been Few know that these masterThe stiletto mob didnt waste a at Pearl Harbor was finally to suing its constant offensive against minds, over the protests of domestic facing. second hopping on the R.A.F. when for Ad- the retiring Germans, was closing emerge as a court-martiLabor troubles loomed here and beet - sugar producers, last year she Nazzy ships slid through Dover Kimmel and General Short, its trap in which it claimed a Germiral there, but In the main hard work forced a reduction of sugar-bestrait All right it was a blow that the two officers on whose shoulders man army of 96,000 men and plenty of it was being done by acreage of from 17 to 20 per cent; hurt. Hitler got his ships home. Roberts committee surrounded. the squarely also that cane which would have war industry. But who tied them up for months? the blame. The spot was the Staraya Russa Washington voted to continue in yielded 300,000 tons of sugar was The R.A.F. . . . Who fought off placed Both officers asked retirement sector, which had been converted principle the week for labor, left to rot in Puerto Rican fields the invasion of England, and This was granted, but in the grantinto an important base by the Ger- but all war industries were ordered because processing was prohibited. whole of changed Germanys plan were informed that this re- mans. Sugar producers on the other on a and a seven-da- y the war? The Huns are on the Rus- ing they was tirement subject to no wiping hand, vigorously urged that domesRussian demands for week by WPB Director Nelson. sian front today, taking a bloody Repeated out of any sins they had committed In the meantime senators interest- tic quotas be lifted to permit maxisurrender had been ignored by the beating, because the R.A.F. sent while on active duty. ed in unnecessary spending in Wash- mum output. But the agriculture who were being methodically them there. But one setback is supNazis, That the officers would be tried by out, in a series of smaller ington were pursuing their cleanup moguls refused to heed these warnposed to rub out all their glories. and naval authorities was wiped Led by Secretary Claude military of the OCD and were urging that ings. actions within the circle. The toughest outfit of the war, with a Wickard, the control they insisted the United transferred under it be record full of glory, is being cruciOne of the latest German moves States had ample sugar supplies for fied for losing one skirmish. The to attempt to break through was of the war department. all needs and they kept on chorusidea is not being promoted here, heralded, the Russians said, by the this refrain right up to a few OUTLOOK: ing however, that everybody has to shut sending into the territory of huge weeks ago when Wickard, as a guest Blunders must not be excused, and troop transport planes. supply Gloomy Now speaker on Mrs. Roosevelts Sunday or inefficiency and plundering conThirty-eigh- t such craft were deEven though the Allies eventual night radio program, completely cealed. The chief thing is to nostroyed in one day, the Reds assert- victory was little doubted throughchanged his tune and broke the tice whos doing the loudest yelling, ed, 15 in air combats with Stormovik out the United States, and though news that sugar would have to be and check back on his record. Lots fighters, and 20 on the ground. the country was girding itself ever rationed. of the mouthpieces arent speaking to make ready for striking said Russians The also that after faster Wickard bases the shortage on in Americas interest You dont the transports landed and were de- the winning blows, the present news two grounds: (1) heavy demands have to be slant-eye- d to be a good from our Allies, particularly Russia, stroyed, some of the occupants were was gloomy. Jap, or to have an accent to deliver Japans eonquest of the East In- whose sugar producing region has Admiral Kimmel taken prisoner. They said they were a message from Berlin. Sure, AmerGeneral Short new troops which had been in traindies, if they should take Java, and been devastated by the Nazis; (2) ica can be licked. But fevvensakes, anlooked as though they might, was greatly reduced Imports from the offensive. the for it but spring ing simultaneously separately dont lets lick ourselves. nounced by Secretaries Stimson and practically complete. Release of Philippines and Hawaii. troops, planes and ships for the final The Philippines are out, but not This little anecdote about a prime Knox. assault on MacArthurs valiant men Hawaii. Large munitions shipments Subject to whatever verdicts the MISCELLANY: minister and a reporter tells more was one eventuality. courts may return, both officers, unare constantly going to these islands, thinkabout the stupid, More likely was it that the Japs, and sugar is coming back. the retirement, would receive der was almost that democto fatal ing The newspaper Nichi once in possession of the entire InTokyo: Agriculture department tycoons racies than all the intellectual es- $6,000 life salaries, 75 per cent of Nichi warned that the U. S. is about dies, would slow down their attack are of base $8,000. their pay making a big ado about how essays ever written . . . Stanley BaldThe army and navy authorities to attack Japan from the Aleutian on the Burmese front, let the Philip- sential their activities are to the war win told a reporter: I want it to simiThe a claimed islands. Japs pines take care of themselves, and effort. One essential might be less be said of me that I never sent a were silent when asked by newsmen lar attempt from the south had been go all-oGenafter the east coast of bungling in Admiral Kimmel and whether to fordie on a unrestricting farm prosingle Englishman beaten off. that Short had eral .Australia. duction. they requested . . . But, Prime eign battlefield Science has devel Washington: Competent observers felt that the Note: Puerto Rico now has on Minister, he was reminded, dont be tried. a marvelous which no about for the Indies would logically hand, and waiting to be to Battle was be There process by oped hurry you see you are piling up trouble ground, stating pure tin can be recovered from dis- be followed by the Battle of Austra- more sugar-can- e than it is allowed that will kill a million Englishmen the trials, bothwillsecretaries not be held un- carded tin cans. The that the trials lia, and that the Japs were laying to process under the production quo. . . in the next war? That, valuable, would be the groundwork for this battle r a til- ta set by the agriculture said Baldwin calmly, is a problem til the public interest and safety also highly departwill permit. er than any other. scrap metaL ment. for my successor. 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Germany is suffering an acute A Los Angeles lawyer has comwere arresting hundreds weekly, the exercises. Many observers felt that dream of capturing the shortage of rail The Civilplained to authorities that Japs are problem of what to do with Cal- if the U. S. and Britain invade Nor- whole Jap continent of Australia, and ians have been equipment instructed not to announcements on spot using ifornias 93,000 Japs, 33,000 of them way this spring, Sweden will have thus making it difficult for the West- travel anywhere on the railroads, West coast stations to aliens, was vexing. to come in. ern hemisphere to use that logical except on the most code to . . . urgent business. Tokyo messages relay Midwestern states didnt want Miami: The duke of Windsor had hop-of- f and supply spot for the even- Penalties for violation of this rule The N. Y. Times is prepared for an Some western states also ob- returned to the Bahamas after What tual counter-offensiv- e against Nip- are severe. air raid. In its annex lobby (where them. was a conas a said more he considered was satisfactory likely pon About 130,000 cars are bethe paper is printed) theres a Dis- jected. Utah invited the federal govern- ference regarding American aid for thing than for the Japs simply to lieved to be in freight use in Russia or in aster Wagon equipped with helmets, ment to send 3,000 of them there. defense of the islands. the into move India. thickly populated the Russian campaign. first aid kits, etc. Pincers Movement of Russian Army Closing on 96,000 German Troops A well seasoned bread-oyststuffing may be used as a filling between layers of fish steak. er five-mil- s, f rs P high-pressu- re ij Slices of grapefruit on crisp lettuce topped with cubes of cranberry jelly make a tangy salad to serve with meat or fish. Run a knife around the core of an apple before putting it into the oven to bake. This will prevent the skin from bursting while baking. 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