Show ::-- - - t - : — - --7:-?- -- - 3TZL4 - - ' : - lie S CitiZCHSa Wire A 6 Eakc Tributie Sunday Morning 1 1 5alt t February 1913 14 Held by Foe Chart Discredits Nip Claims Wait Release N 1 U 1 I 3 Thousands Kept 1 1 P P 0 Prisoners- - - 1 d I i V I 1 1 SOLCUCHS NAVAL SCORE Makes Soldiers ' i Crewmen Report WASHINGTON Feb 13 (2Pi —A warning that some hoarders of canned goods may be poisoning themselves was posted Saturday by the agriculture depart- Unusual Incident In Tokyo Waters Gets Rookies Nation's Desire to PlacateU S 'Deemed Likely to Influence Formation of New Government - -' 1 ' - ment By Walter B Clausen Exclusive N Y Times-Sa- lt By Russ Newland Lake Tribune Dr Russell M Wilder mediCAMP TANFORAN Cal Feb ' PEARL HARBOR Feb 13 LP)— WASHINGTON Feb 13—Election of a president of Fialar13 LP)—This was once Tanfo- Far below the ocean surface not cal adviser of the food distribudeat tion in administration the ran track where horses raced and far from Helsingfors on Monday is expected to clarify Finiand' By filial:WS D White Tokyo a U S submarine resaid that elbowed each at other partment fans reports I I WASHM-GTOFeb 13 ITI— with just enough ceived here showed that many anomalous position as a democratic country t that finds itself windows not long ago 4N ambaoiuntt'al scpruisd Pti3 behind German and Japanese housewives—who when rationmuch to its embarrassment in the axis camp to The horses are munching hay steerageway lines in occupied Europe and Asia of canned goods starts must somewhere else Tanforan Is in ing d A on Those In closest touch with the figure lay are thousands of American civilthe war report their stocks—were buy- situation at the northern tip of can convoys moving to Murmans' t a in room mess He ward table the ians You visit camp as the guest of ing canned goods and transferocean the via Arctic imwas W Fireman George Merchants Platter ring the contents to glass jars Europe believe it likely that teachers missionthe commanding officer LieutenThe German front in Finlanl 21 of Buffalo N Y He was acutearies all walks of American life A MeriLlat ant He Louis Colonel intending to claim them as mediately after the election the la- - — ars represented canned is the headman in a training pro- ly ill with appendicitis Aging expatrian will resign and be con- - in Lapland guarded by slx to rr1 and cabinet ates have died behind internment Most foods that are removed gram here for the army's Fourth operation was in progress i German divisions where the Flar from cans Dr Wilder said must structed in conformity with the ish camp barriers and children have air service command Under his government has little or rie Tenseness lined the faces of the be reprocessed before they can Finns' desire to antagonize the been born in the same camps guidance the army is spawning the creabe a n d meanest Aristocrats Men clustered about the table and beachcombers preserved in glass jars and United States as little as possible power Moreover some roughest toughest i I rub elbows in more than one intures on two legs (to the enemy) occasionally one raised questioning even then the products become This 1 mean that the foreign of Finland's forIign trade is w- :'" might I ternee community a —the new air service commando mess with decreased German-controllsoupy Europe whenc World NVar II has outdone any When the army first took over eyes to the youngster who wielded food value and "may be unsafe to minister Rolf Witting would not some 40 cent of her breat' Per be reappointed conflict in this It converted the oldest major rac- the surgical instruments He was eat" It la understood not a a come chief but asThe stuffs 'Me swift encirclements andrespect Russisa oar surgeon in an state into the pharmaoccuthe United States would prefer his ing plant center- for Japanese who cists mate Thomas A Moore of ' of 1940 pations of this war have caught sembly quests rallsr4 I as reducing le elimination since he regarded '' Chino Valley Ariz and he never tar treater numbers in enemy long since have been moved inland had '' Inclined to yield to any German farm output Increased her pm hands The possibility of espionThe barracks now house air service performed a surgical opera1 ent tion upon dependence Germany most of demands them ass and subversive trainees i i special ' For more than five hours he Thus Finland le la effect f fresh out of civilian life radio has been Three hundred presidential electhrough short-wav- e 4 n worked and extracted the a rew factor bringing far more finally t Funnel Out tors chosen in 1937 by universal prisoner of Germany inflamed Platter measures badly T appendix capstringent II After iron man sewn up and taken to sick ever before tive populations than against suffrage but not renewed by a training they was A subfew minutes later the funnel out into various branches bay I new election because of the war The treatment of these civilians 1 ts covered by ro formal internaof the air service some as mem- marine surfaced to recharge its ire will meet under the chairmanship t bers of flying units others to join batteries but instead sighted and tional agreement such as the Ge TAONDON — of the prime minister and decide a torpedo into an enemy ship Feb crews fired like reva convention which regulates (UP) agrohuungde Trthaewcampis i I is and then submerged again under Bebe Daniels who left the wealth by a maximum of three ballots the care of military prisoners hopper p t —--- -2 1 next It comes out as a a heavy depth charge attack be for will who the I However after Pearl Harbor 1 dumped in and luxury of a president i finished product that will make Details Revealed all belligerent governments deI I six years screen car'eer and in the stage r'F '7") you gulp twice clared their intertion to apply the Risto Rytl chosen president in The perfected terror that talks Details of the unique operation United States to live in war-tor- n p principles of the Geneva conven1910 for the unfinished term of a man run to were be like 500 able will tion to civilian prisoners Among by the Britain advised American women the late Kyoesti Kalil who some reported Saturday 1 i –: ' ' or! or more Will Be Admiffed these was Japan which had not yards over the worst kind officers and men of the submarine to solve their rationing believe will be reelected has shown t of terrain hurdle obstacles slosh Silversides upon return from a Saturday ILA " concern allied about the attitude sgned the agreement but had deBy Uniform by growing and preservthrough swamps and with the ob- successful patrol of enemy waters problems clared her intention to abide by BritFinland with which toward — own their will out foodstuffs reached Platter long ago recovered was as ing gouge jective Its provisions "just ris war ain at roll officially kuli11 like their grandmothers did" your eyes crack your neck or fit as any member of the crew 11 The Finns point out that theirs 2 i General Picture I 21 I break your back without hardly When Platter decided it was Ail "Americans L A -le have iii to is a democratic and '4 got country just argue a breath time his appendix should come out use deep Here's a general picture of the I drawing their imaginations in licking that it desires to preserve its demd He's a guy the skipper Lieutenant Commandtough problem as it affects the United The battle of Solomons cost Without Ticket the as twice naval the food problem" she' said ocratic institutions disliking both a use could concrete who block Japan of er many C Dereend Louisof states: Burlingame nazi and the the soviet systems and merchant vessels as the United States an unofficial for a pillow and give a tiger the ville Ky was called in and so "They've got to grow as much as This country has interned as It is at war with Russia they say ' servnew bite The first air advised Each army shows ' tabulation can shows Chart some losses aliens and use their hands in not to aid Germany but in defense navy possibly dangerous by categories ice commando makes the old "raw Moore was elected to do the job they 31(00 Japanese 2300 Germans and f i of its territory meat boys" look like sissies His volunteer assistants were En- putting it up and preserving it" Z50 Italians In addition 10S000 It is pointed out by others that Miss Daniels whose Hollywood Before you go to the field you sign Donald Finsch of Everett : ''persons of Japanese ancestry have the paradoxical conserim r7-stop in at mess hall 2 where your Wash Gunner Robert Detrner of larder would have produced delica- some of are been placed in relocation centers so r 1116111 for the quences important host is Lieutenant ColonerR J H Bell Cal Radioman Richard Ste- cies from of these Possibly any part of the world allies strategically as to be diffiof Mertz Colonel of post Nashville quartermaster Tenn and are gall SigAmericania Japanese or:11 Mertz who was a halfback with nalman Robert T Danke of Chi- said she had done her winter pre- cultt to tolerate—above all the reborn and are therefore American L D S ported presence in northern Finthe Pittsburgh professional foot- cago it:2 serving a few months ago She land citizens t as well as in northern Norteam ball 1913 1916 from The executive officer Lieutenant said she preserved apples plums through Before any estimate can be Gerof bases from air which CHURCH way in and served the first World war Commander Roy M Davenport a pears and blackberries The hard- man rnade of Americans caught abroad Is prepared to equip and supply native of Kansas planes attack British-Amen- sss–p- - Enemy Origin—By Associated Press in enemy territory the first quesCity Kan but est part she said was getting rubThe Lyric Theetrivi men of thousands more tion is: IS an American recently a resident of Los ber rings for the tops of the jars The Japanese announced Saturday they had lost 19 warships many r71H FIRST has been Miss Daniels was interviewed by Angeles Countless Americans abroad kept the submarine's rei sit Down to Meal e"---) 164 1 charteredrjSIGN OF A crew advised of progress of the telephone in Belfast where she each had let their passports lapse 13and 10 merchantmen in a half year of campaigning in waters off You it down to a luncheon of operation was on a tour of American army i: Others had lived abroad most of 1:New Guinea and the Solomons and made the L D S )1 the k wholly unconfirmed baked ham and all the trimmings t was Moore's first camps Her husband Ben Lyon Although their lives and never had claimed - aril iaiii1 i which on invites made the appendectomy he had seen a "cou- also an American stage and screen apple pie -fully their American citizenship claim that 93 allied warships and 33 cargo carriers had been de- including The I Cr wolf never shows up ple g- rgrounds Service Men in of is thousand" a was he while in lkfanv had alien families favorite the A few stroyed in those seas from army major t 7 to February 7 betat door He here the knows August as a hospital apprentice at and she has been spending much '': to but their 0" ki1form can't speak English—for example USE serving LA ter He would be pulled inside and the San Diego naval hospital and time in service men's entertainIt was on the latter date that an American-borPole who reTABLETS NOSE SALVE DROPS 666 eaten The air commandos grind he felt confident he could guests on that day 10 17 ment activities turned to Poland as a child with the beaten enemy scurried off Merchantmen perform to hours fourteen — — through eight it in the southern his parents All these were given Guadalcanal daily and can hold their own on 29 33 Total "The ocean was smooth as glass ter los Mg perhaps ar opportunity to return to the Solomons any dining room circuit when th time for the operation United States on officially char- 50000 men on land and in the Japanese planes lost 466 Max Baer the former heavy- came" Moore said "but the sea And also declared that BUna tered evacuation ships in 1940 skipAllied Losses boxing champion is a buck per took her down so we wouldn't weight on the Papuan peninsula of New The state department is proDam-Sun- k to instruction assigned private have to make a crash dive during ceeding Vr1 a basis approximating Guinea where General Douglas ataged with the leather maulles He disthe operation the number of pass- - MacArthur's forces had annihi- Battleships tends luncheon 6 the 4 by special R "I had two two surgical lated a pocket army of 15000 Carriers ports and other documentary evi- -- !had 4 4 pensation the first time he has knives all theforceps been zvacuated dence of citizenship as of the befor goods surgical eaten with the officers 6 38 a major case and eight hemostats The summation of the naval op- Cruisers rinnngto of the war Boiling it erations The and Hollywood 22 18 Destroyers was news the down (clamps for compressing blood compiled by ths qualfication gives no actor movie receives 13 5 favors and sela ) but was a little a fzure of something less than agency Domei on the basis of a Submarines short on re17 5 expects none The quartermaster tractors (instruments new communique from imperial Smaller warships to hold the 4171 in Flunnro" confides that big Max had to be Incision 33 8 on and we used two ne'!atiVP:V few of these Rre open) headquarters which listed these Merchantmen because his outfitted specially bent instead Laufen and figures which the Japanese said ' frl ss interned—at ''' —:—L-' are shoulders three feet wide too 131 50 Total "have rot yet previously been anG I coat we"There a was plenty of light but '7ttmonirg n southern Germany broad the for biggest used flashlight also when we Allied planes destroyed 1311 the others live under police sur- - nounced": size 52 Sunk four dedown deep Allied losses: got S U on of the basis throughout the rest ofActually one We 'boats three started with a spinal anaesa thoutorpedo stroyers curd Europe Probably the U S had thetic but the appendix was grown aand are in France slghtl:s' more patrol ship eight merchantmen navy communiques to the ascending colon and was i In Germany about the same in Heavily damaged three destroyers lost only 28 ships sunk through I '' 'r 1 28 including the carriers difficult to get out By this time January taly with a fest hundred scat- -- four submarines one patrol ship t'i! we had been under way an hour tered through EoliZiUTTI and Nor- two merchantmen Aircraft de- Wasp and Hornet and an un"I 13 :::i::::L35 237 and and the minutes 'I' anaesthetic way and elf4rwhere ' - stroyed f darn-age- d I t :' orgort 4''''' ji : '' ' ' was wearing off Platter said 'I losses: Sunk three disclosed number of ships Japanese : Number The six months the Large can feel you pulling at my guts' during destroyers three submarines one t'''''"'''' ' '' '' ' ' : ' :' li ''' i ' : He also remarked that he could - State department officials estire-- patrol ship five merchantmen navy has never announced the to' sub'' ' one move toes four beate his cruiser and that he was No noodles to worry about total of those who Damaged that of U S planes destroyed tal i to feel pain ship five rav hsve scnie claim to citizen- marines one patrol : ' JEFFERSON CITY Feb 13 (p) ginning ' ' have lost the No more surfac noises Japanese :"":'' Actually or lost t:::2' Aircraft "Then :A---on he me merchantmen said 'Hit :'"::' the not have which but regthey ship 57 ships of all types sunk seven —Roane LWaring national com! !":--''head '"' :: with We Ir': ' '""'':'"r istered or kept up to date may damaged 329 r ' gave something' of the American lifts ' mander to music and 102 sunk Legion your j i damaged at On the bas:9 of this and previ- probably i reach nine or ten times this figwax visiting an army camp in the him a can and a half of ether" ' t in combat 797 destroyed planes ous communques Domei drew on i :! Records last Inclotinitely :'t:-Davenport said: tre the basis of IL S navy com- southern states watching soldiers i "I In the Orient the picture is the followinr unsubstantiated balPlatter stories telling kept drill not tr do The 1 1 figures muniques Itocords Arod1 v was while stop he chang play conscious he but this: 7There are in the Phppines ance sheet of the campaigns: 10 over he got there" "That outfit include the enormous shipping 4 4 automatically consolation out of the 1 alone probably 4000 bona fide said pointing "That top kick the most Losses inflicted by the casualties Japanese verse forty-sixt- h of the Some estimates are Arr'4ricars I come 4 be i a t Where'd knows his stuff snnt on and other IL"' Rabaul SOLD ON -d rid Psalm—'God is our refuge and I About 2500 of these are Sunk—a-gehfgher General Doug- from 7"qb by in''' univerRt Tomas Santo irternel strength EASY TEAMS r?1!'-T''-isThe officer smiled "He's a gradi 1 las MacArthur's bombers nor do 1 4 1 Battleships "I only saw Moore stand up 'fc 2!5!N4 1 4 sity in Manila Throughout the Carriers ::::losses inflicted uate of Paul Kaiser's military 1 include the 0 Z s 1 7t they I there are ' rest of orc You straight once to take a deep breath 2 in the latest series of naval fights school up in Jefferson City 3 7 i Cruisers 47' 1 4 t during the five hours" rearlv 4040 more The biggest Destroyers '''' 13 ' 6 which started January 29 cover- know—the state prison" 10 - C") i! ) Moore when asked what his ! ' concentration is the business i i' L: Paul Warden does have Kaiser retreat from I ! 4 ' 5 4 ' 'the ' ' Japanese' ing 1 11'1 1 ! 64 I Al ity AI at Shanghai where more Submarines ( a military school—inside the peni- superiors thought of the incident 1 Guadalcanal 1 Patrol ships of told to return their base than 15(0 Americans live About tentiary walls He has 200 crack 247)0 are left in Japan The rest -: 12 months to pay troops eager for battle as "Have Any Trouble?" t prison - i3 a are scattered mostly throughout soon as they've served their time "I had a bunch of long-face- d occlipied China 1 "The leader of the outfit is a t fellow sent up for robbery" Kaiser medical officers greet me" he said the "and question they asked explained as he stood beside a was 'Havefirst t any trouble?' dusty drill field in the yard "The 'No' replied major's about 30 years old Still A lieutenant asked 'Any dental as on the first day of the war has three years to serve He Excliiive New York Times- hat old Dont and are prepared to follow its lead- wants to get in the fight—and trouble?' Salt Lake Tribune 'way "I replied 'No but we had an fully HELD PEN! Lot FOUNTAIN ers the hard and difficult path then come back and do his time BERNE Switzerland Feb 13—f if on knows at if wt beckons appendectomy' a new GENUINE to a We be rooar it him able NI pa: victory get may t "He said 'You did? But no denRUHR INK CONTAINER a Confidence continues to be the its end role" Here's- the RCA Nictrola you've been waning for years! that t ' tal trouble?' and us mood the German of d4Jri foped or convinced "The enemy has The men in the unit drilling in keynote "I replied 'No no dental trouSee HELD for fa point the rational temper is both firm that partial effort will never lead their prison "blues" present a pic- ble' pn TIZINK SHEAFFER brings you all the features that mean utmost in music enjoyment It has the and MOLA war all fields in to execute as Total r ture of Dr and resolved says victory precision they Joseph to askaround ccornPENS and Is got a "They WATERMAN finally now the t for "the Intricate maneuvers Goebbels the German propaganda of national activity Jewel-Lif- e PEN REPAIR SERVICE t ing whether the patient lived I Tone Cell miraculous Magic Brain Tandem Tone Arm F:ef minister in his weekly diagnosis command of the hour" major" I over called and Platter said sufthey man must have MAIL ORDERS GIVEN that Each mind of of the nation's frame Germany Admitting physical 'Let's see the incision' Platter n PROMPT ATTENTION Flexible Tone Bridge Electric Tuning Scanner After Stalingrad he says the fered a serious setback on the age and educational requirements showed Superb i i it to them German people looked the pitiless eastern front Dr Goebbels fore- which would put him in the army ' t I "And that's that" HELD PEN CO If he were paroled tomorrow His war square in the face realizing casts a new offensive the new Teletube and new Audio System for finer amplification it gives won- t "Now Moore wants to get into a! t I conwe to now been have be must measrecord endure will who he 101 that "Up spotless prison West only i First South Commander outfit" paratroop Con-ures up to its iron laws Since IASI Phon ducting war on the principle of All have expressed a firm desire Davenport i derful overseas reception and has many other fine features Come in tomorinterposed "He thinks to gain much by staking to fight as one of Uncle Sam's Dr Goebbels seeking says: tinuing on not sub-there's action enough have demonstrated soldiers k The German people stand erect little Events row and hear a marvelous demonstration! the fallacy of that procedure "And it's not just drill work" marines" "It is not too late to mend Kaiser hastened to add "They t We must point the giant study military tactics They have i g4-7-4 t"11 machine of only Qua! it" Cretods our national energies plenty of time even after classes WHY BE FAT6N14:? 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