Show - - Feb Wednesday Morning Relief Suppliesyanks Dolvn Under' Train' Reach Men 1Wi1h Real Bullets Mines Held in Japan 1943 17 Sinks or Damao-e17 Jap Ships Loses Two S s v (Continued From Page One) Damaged—Eight destroyers oneskipper Captain Ralph Otis of lBaltimore was saved corvette and two cargo ships Thoe Chicago along with other or 31 Planes destroyed-- 30 Zeros 12 torpedo planem and 20 cruisers and United States de- stroyers was escorting transports unidentified types 1 Pr 1 a o b b when enemy torpedo planes began destroyed—Seven the attack on the evening of :nary 29 The Chicago was hit by y I 1 1 1 1 1 I i rnunione) Total 'lap Loimen High The navy's report brought the ship losses in the Solornons as compiled unoffi- cially from communiques to 59 Nunk 11 probably sunk and 116 tarieSe dac-iage- d This compares with 34 Amen- can ships sunk including four mo- tor torpedo boats and one Austra- han criiser the Canberra sunk The Chicago WAR sank in action rear Ttennell island about 70 miles sewth of Guadalcanal but it took two attacks by enemy tornedo rlanes to send her to the bottom Personnel losaeswere "not large: the navy said and the Chicago's e 1 1 i f k ''- ' ' ' - -"- "-T : 4 ' - -- rs- - ' l 1 4' Iw (1 I '''':14c 4447 V s ') ' - t -- - - --- i il -- 0 - l''' ' 0 ' - 1 - ‘z- - i F I ' - " - 04 -' ''x 4 t ili ''(1 )' es i it 0 e -- - v ! '''' tor-fou- ww sank two American battleships and three cruisers Jetts Pay Heavily The Japs paid heavily in air 'combat in the Guadalcanal area !on February 1 Twenty Japanese planes were destroyed the navy said and 1D American aircraft were lost The afternoon of the same day a force of Zeros escorted by dive bombers sank a United States destroyer between Cape Esperance on the northwest tip of !Guadalcanal and Savo island The navy withheld the name of the destroyer pending notification of next of kin During the night of February a 11 and early the next morning fleet of about 20 Japanese destroyers approached Guadalcanal-Speed- y American motor torpedo boats intercepted At least one enemy destroyer was sunk and two others were believed sunk Three of the little United States craft were lost After completing a detailed of Jap losses during the summary y engagement the navy said: "The above includes all known United States and Japanese losses Events subsequent to February 4 centered around the collapse of I I i i i i i - f - I E By echlovmnt beyond the Lail of Is omen at our Riehmond Refinery are to teceise the cos eted Army-Nas"E'' aard On the production front that "E" is the htter in the alphabet of i tory You don't get it for the asking To get it you gite You t I i 1 I i c- I t 6 !Ii i product I 4 qi The "E" flag skill float over Richmond Refinery because that t has proved itself better than good at the job sshich keeps the caissons rolling and and the battle agons all the men and machinery of 'lir But essentially it belongs to the men and 'women ssho work there They gase They earned it 1 ssar-plan- 1 1 1 the men omen of Richmond did and 1 thir "Es" win To something 'special for their country In winning that "E" they did something especially special for their hey brought all Standard of California employees nearer futfillment of a Ikartime am bition rs 1 i 1 re I ambition to give our such outstanding Narcountry len ice as ill make Standard's badgeof-hat mbol itself a onor Standard of California trademark and symbol has Th 1 is war-tim- e been the N 'sav y Ai 7 1 ' C"---71tK'4r) e"- 1 1 1 k - "-4 ''l!e' )'i: "' 0‘'' ' i ': ' 11 A i c - -- - " ' '''' ' ' ''' :'''Cq 4 1 1 I 4 7 t V - "" 1 - I i -' c- - - - i 7 'F:f It ''''' A i 't 'a 0 i - L 4- is 1law '16 - : il t "' 1 k i A - 1141f ' ' '4- - k — - I ' -- e- e e--- 'a: - t i' I I '7- '"--- "" ri LOS ANGELES Feb 841-'12- 5 II t I Ok X al thPIig I 81-m- I 1--- -1 -- m '4411r - and up r1 1 I 4r1C44i - i IA sssb -- h r 1 : i men all over the world ' - " - - ' - - - - -- - - - l - - s I :: ' 't------- - : -- - ' : ' - ' I o I : t - 4t ' ''"' -- 1 : 4 Lii - ' '' ' - ' : Ne : I ''' : - -- 4 c'c' It N 'It t wvesnloodell114'410) - 2 - - '" - - : 7-- --7:7 valv ' -''' t k - r 1' :3 -- -- '14c-- '''4r ''- Y 41-:-- 0 41P !4 ' - ''' ''''''''''7 01y:' ':9 --2f z r0k: ''C - it 0w ::::H0- A : ei' i ir 0' '4 "- ''A ::: g 4 '' : :or: T - 'i-- t - iretibunt Cake Eterect a tne - 1 ' am ) ' : i: -- 1!: ' !ttetir- '' al 477- ? :' : '' ai : -!- 'Or t44 41r 0:4114: ' :: ' 0 p- -- I aa?4' if f 412' INNEYS 4e ‘ t : r (44 1 Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste ' t ' -- - f: : CI''- r 4 r 5 ' F - ''''7 fo 14 '4 ' ': ' -- 001 ' 4:: - A - 4 t '': z 1:t 5‘:::1471 ::"- 1 ' 44' 1 4'II i I li t71 11 I I ' ' ':op : !:11 '' 11 4 I 1 i 1 - a ki' :' ::' '' : :::- - : :Z:' :' ' "- 1:"':''''''': LETTERSS ' : : " -- ::t :' ' ' ?1 t ' r '4 ' f-- cpxt4p - e- - -s- x-tt 1943 Coryniht LioGrrr tic 34Y11111 - TOBACCO - k - a ‘ '- - ' ' - ' - — - - elk kJ 77 t il I) ( - tX - '': 1 7 i i 1 ' -- 1i' I' 'Iv : I ti ": : - 11:j -- " the!? i - - - i - í ::: i ) r C' s if i T t -- t 4 - 1 : It -- e-- ' - - - -r t":'7': : 1 ' "- f i - - of AtIZDER : ' ' - :- t BETTER-MSTIN- G i- - — 7 - - A a4 - s:-- '''''''-'-"''''' - xr - - ''''"""7- e - '''''''-'"-- 0e "c - Is-- :?'''' 44'1'7:- t:::::: 4- 1 '4:Ai Ir ' s art"' 1 ' i I '5- tr At z e :i I - ' 61:: '' 1611 - i I f::: :! 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208-21- 0 - - ' sniper every morn lInst of fire at Salt - -- sergeant home from Guadalcanal told Tuesday how a bullet through the heart fired by a sharpshooting naval officer wrote a quick finish to the deadly career of a Japanese woman rhc 1!surd goodly portion of our spring stock already has arrived enough so that we can assure you choice in color fabric of a style and site A Woman Sniper A marine ) 1 ILI 1 I s Not only that but they are delivering the goods Nihich is more than can he 'aid of the makers of many items Of men's tear ' 1 El ! : V —‘‘ I a 1 1' maintaining the alksool standard -- Th ''''' I --- )t - 1 I --: (I II:4 1 t Iii pite of the hortage of 1400len 3artlage epecially in fine orMarx are ste(h Hart Schaffner sc-7-- e7e 7 ir-C7-II r( - I - (c: ' 11 - i - ' " I i Navy Officer Kills 0- ir- ri 7---- (AdvarlisactarI) 1 1P ' (42)---- I -- i Richmond has helped establish Vfthat chevron as a three-plor-N one ictory ictory of d one of rero of v k one ! blue! I Assassins Fell Dutch Puppet canal and has been announced in previous communiques" The second communique Tueeday also said that fIghter-escorte- d bombers raidei Japanese positions on Kolombangara island in the Georgia group last Sunday and started fires Later in the day Dauntless dive bombers and Avenger torpedo planes escorted by fighters carried out two attacks on the Japanese airfield at Munda also in th New Georgia group All United States planes returned although some were damaged by antiaircraft fire the navy said Nk z I ''' f ": ALL WOOL I -s 777' t t I li tie higher thawhen soldiers train 'Atriters1 Aids with blanks But by learning to keep their heads down by working Keep up to date Our 4tationerv will under actual war conditions the levPrY help! Correpoodence Kits—providing nted of bocialiy brnart writing and men will stand a bCtterChanee of game is answering coming through when the — the with for keeps Nips atNitro LONDON Feb 16 I I General Baker staged a little II tack upon a fourth Dutch nazi demonstration to illustrate just Procuror-Generof Fruin leader his manner of lie sent Amsterdam was announced Tues- men against a training of pill boxes series t t It II I day by Anton Mussert chief of the constructed like the laps built I Dutch nazi party in an address ' II ff German-controlle- d I N I I members of a tank destroyer out!reported by the Netherlands radio warare learning jungle fit 1 1 The broadcast WAS heard by the fareThey from an infantryman's viewArleta news Netherlands agency point—just in case mortars The broadcast did not say what Well hidden while if any injuries Fruin suffered blasted the area which held Mussert announced the broad- the seven pillboxes the men moved H Dr cast said that Reydon his forward cautiously They pushed propaganda chief one of three ahead at a slow pace until the Dutch nazis attacked within the crack of a rifle sent them sprawlpast two weeks was alive The ing to the ground From then on --- 1 other two Lieutenant General they kept their heads down They el i 64 t mr)--' Hendrik A Seyffardt and C Van knew those bullets whining ahead s tIRavenzwaai were listed as deed were real New y 1I r suivA'need either on their They bellies or by short fast dashes across the ground hitting the grass with a roll to carry them from the spot where the enemy s3W them drop Cardboard figures slid down ropes like Japs would move from one pillbox to another And those figures were well marked when the show was over t towers on From observation each side observers watched until the soldiers neared the mine fields set them off black smoke rolling upward While the mines aren't as Powerful as those you would find in a real battle they are strong enough to give a man a good jar if he should happen to he on one Our troops !'took out" the pillboxes didn't lose a man - And They're Still Japanese resstance on Guadal- - 1 e'edoes "The damaged cruiser was taken in tow by another cruiser" the 'navy said "and later was turned over to a tug for towing" r On the following day the pedo planes returned and centered their attack on th crippled ship sank her l'ttore torpedo hii Twelve of the 13 attacking Jap"but arese planes not in time to ward off the attack on th Chicago" the navy said - 1I ( 1 os - E 10-da- tu' ' 4 143 7 r14 - :' 7!t-- - 4 :''''':1-'''-' C1 tto t ' 411r--- L C a' i- i rg- - -- - w g ‘''4V f ' —- - f Ir s31 ' 61k — -- A:"40 - 1- ' torp j art Schakiner7& Marx S 3 r la g lilts re ILLere Athe Jan-Zer- United Ststes: Ships sunk—Heavy cruiser Chi- cago: unidentified destroyer three motor torpedo boats Damaged—Not reported Planes destroyed—Six fighters torpedo planes two bombera and 10 unidentified types (United Press Staff Correspond- ent NVilliarn Tyree in a delayed dis- patch last week told of UnitedStates aircraft striking two Japanese destroyers and damaging five others during the period of time covered in Tuesday's corn- - I i I i 1 Mullin Spencer SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA Feb 16 UP)—Remember the early days when America's new conscript army was training back in the states with wooden guns and with trucks marked with the word "tank"? You Should see it now somewhere in Australia! But keep your head down wneh you take a look Those white blurs streaking across the field are tracer bullets—real ones And they wkruld kill as fast in training as they will on a real battlefield General Douglas MacArthur men play rough in the final training days before they go into the field against the Japanese No holds are barred They use "live" bullets instead of blanks The mortar shells are as deadly SS those used against the Jabs rile bayonets are just as sharp and they cut just as deep General Brigadier Frayne of Baker former adjutant general North Dakota acts on the theory that there's nothing like a live bullet to teach a man to keep his head down t t 1B) WASHINGTON Feb 16 (1"1— The American Red Cross reported Tuesday it had received confirmation of the receipt by American prisoners of war at Zentsujl Japan of relief goods and mail sent from this country on the first voyage of the diplomatic exchange ship the Gripsholm The Red Cross said the report came from Max Pestalozzi associate delegate of the Red Cross international committee who visited Ithe prison camp last DecemThe camp's American ber 28 contingent is made up of --''31 persons of whom 54 are officers the Red Cross said adding that Pestalozzi reported the prisoners' health as "very satisfactory" The relief supplies iincluded food clothing medical supplies cigarets and toilet articles lx-h- o came from widely separated sections of the United States There Rea1iiic 31anemers Toughen l'roovs For Combat With PaeifR Enemy Men Benefit by Lessons From Buna Red Cro4 Reports Safe Arrival Of Ship Gripholni Scores 60 to 22 Victory in Air Series of During Ten-DaEngagements in Solomons Area 1 lav flat in th vas Lieutenant James Sawyer 'Pittsburgh Pa Chickasha Okla who commanded ' rain firing: tracer a platoon Private Harry Smith ahead of the troops Tin the way his troops worked They - ake 7Cttibtinc t Zr13c 4) dine - "- -- :7:1 i V 1 ?"1- l''- |