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FtiBpFi'ENSE ►λ..· r> »·,<» ι*'· H G> Itenîterson Bmhj Htspafrir Help the ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN 1 HIS SECTU )X OF NOUiri CAROLINA AM) VIRGIMA RED CROSS 1 W LNTY-EKiHTH ^ EAR ' τ» m kÀ ^oc^tbdV^, V HENDERSON, Ν. CM TUESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 28, Dll ''Lb 1M ÊxV· e"te8kun da7hrn υυΝ FIVE CENTS COPY Ipersistent But Unconfirmed Reports Declare 47 Japanese Transports Sunk 0 · · · ·· · ~ ~ - Mechanized Units Speed To Lingayen American Tanks Bat tling Luzon Invaders Are Reinforced; Navy Reports Japanese Landing on Wake Is land This Morning. ι H.v The Associated 1'ri'ssi I S. Arm) me< hani/i'il forces were reported speeding lo rein force American tanks locked in battle with Japanese invasion columns 125 miles north of Manila today amid persistent hut unconfirmed reports that IÎ Japanese transports had been sunk off the I.uzon coast. Halfway between the Philippines and Hawaii the Navy announc ed Japanese forces o! unspeci fied strength have landed on I . S.-owned Wake island, when· a tiny band of \merican Marines has been holding out since the first days of the war under re peated Japanese air and sea bombard ment. The invader.- lunikd th.s morning, the Navy said. Inlonnatmn was r. t J m ediately : ' i'î.mi ίι :,. nethe:* ".he "Leatherneck" del entiers were •till re.*".sting. Late dispatches Iron M.:nla -id heavy e:i>iialtjis resiittd lien Jap anese warplancs bombed a cente·· re.-erved lor people evae . 'ed :r m bombed areas. Meanwhile, President Koosr velt called a conference for 5 p. I : S Τ. with I S. Army and Nav.v Officials and Prime Minis ter Winston Churchill and his staff—officially designated ;by the White House as a "war coun cil." Κi:\-t eye WiUie-. act · n'.·· ol the L.ngay t mva.-a η : r >nt η .rth Manila -aid "the F'ilipin - tin plenty mad and nioralt > · \eell· r.t .1 iiong : : ■ m ips ,.nd e:\ uian. ,\ long Inn· >: Japanese .-hip-. .. 111 ! y di.- eeniible through a low lying 11 .M. Were .».·;>' 'ted nil ; u coast and the thunder of heavy ar • : ;. : V f.rc ·'; led 1 lee.y a'l < tht eoiintrys.de. An An:ei:ean :i>erver ·.. .1 he .-aw Γ s eel I,.zed t· head in.; toward the tank battle, but the move he could not -,/e : ρ tl.e * ·..* · n. Army Opposes Civilian Board I), ι ■■ 1 ■ 1 ! up) ■ \ h.igdh wit κ mil; hflMwod would : ry ' ,'t ■ :,1 d! rseeret., > i! War 1'at!· -sob said "No\\ that we are at war and the nation i> ready : a îi <-· en («mis all out eiiort c·.-1 !iη.u · ·η ali production resources. >":vr « » ι the pain> will be alleviated." 1 ϊ « * added. Patterson appeared be lore the H">ise (·' : : * : ι·ι ■ 1 eideri i-y Repre n . mvcM ua1 · m\ ' >n of de ii'i nded ι v.:t .· ·- ι ·Γ the π» i ! ian board In·4." ·.· · er.· ι 'iM j . ^al ti t· n|)!\ ; « a : : : i< ■> ea 11 a· Γι :·. ι Λ . . ·.· i .ir Work er*». a ΓΚ ) a!'lii < tt · Stock Market Is Stronger χ w ν · ν Dt'i \n w. street ti'day began !■· It··■ 1 thai the stock market retreat possibly had gone Inn far and cn.tiiah oiddmi; came in to give ^eleeteii leader.·* a moderate lift. Improv d tendencie- rroppi d il) here ;md there a! the la ' in li\ ι·Ιν deaimR- Wl :le imiii- ft 1 r.irt ;ons 'n a point or so were l'air! ν well d trihnted near the fnurih hoii. ο q .m iincn ι t.'i · ι te . ■ h ned i.n' Hitler's Armies Suffer New Reverses SuddenMove By Germany Is Expected Turkey and Middle Fast, Spain, Gibraltar, French Africa and British Isles Appear as Likeliest Targets of Attack. I4v ΙΊη· Vssociated Press,1 •sharp new reverses jarred \dolf Hitler's invasion armies oil l« ο fronts today—in Kussia and inn 111 Africa—is the world spc . ul.ited on the possibility of a mi,Ideti berserk thrust by the Hiehrer in an attempt to retrieve Ins tattered military fortunes. ; >pean I'bservers predicted tha' II ·.· . in his now rule ;is suprem1 .1 ni the German armies. would try to open a new front m re li-- hostile to blitzkrieg eam ! ,Ίΐηκ than winter-frozen Russia. Turkey and the Middle Kast. spain. (iibraltar. French Africa, .uid the British Isles appeared the likeliest targets of attack. Λ Soviet broadcast said that (•erman-dominated Bulgaria was speeding war preparations along the Turkish frontier and that an nouncement of Bulgarian mobili zation was expected shortly. i iind Rome both hinted that; military de\ eli'pmeiit . ■ niiimoiit. w itli nazi and fas j ι ! mentators Using the woidi "det istve," whUé Stockholm obser ! predieteii that axis operation-I :·<· nu ·\ ed "from wist 1" we-t. • : ι ιυ >rth Λ1 riean 11 · > 111. ( 'a in ; ι tei - said British π obiK • al reached the Coastal plain . (lull "I Si it t·. -outil · 11 Ben in wliat appeait-'d in be a) . ΐΊ to eut off the iv.a n as. : leeing -■ i:th\\ ai d ; ;·■ ·>: 1 lenn : ■ t'.\ ard ι'. or:; Mekili t v. ird ' IVI 111 > 11'Cel : .el 11 - ι 1 re ·· ! lend iy met> a-ai.u the pre. • liellfc··-! lise il v. Mole line "t as ·· tu·..: '··· »·.-* ,:li. a- pieti.red t>y Urdish ■ ' : l-'.a ■ ' headi|uarter v.'a- " I li lt · . . i'.h abandoned ί atenal." tin the Kussian Irmil. count* i" Mi.iirhiiiR Soviet armies were re purted to have driven the shiv ering ill-elad (lerman invaders I ruin *."> more villages, and fierce Kussian guerilla hands were now - lid to he blocking Hie nazi re in.it abandoning their lut and run taities for stand and tight blow s. I ' : " Γ> Π. 1111 ( I - ι · ,;ι| ι \ 1 litlor .· M t ΛI ■ ι (·>.■ . ! ι : > ■ i!us.-ian. ni I'ra vda (i11■ i.i: ed nmi·" n.HOO wvrc . lie! in a l:ve : (I ended December 20. ι ,i\ uM Siivn·' .· .'-hi . we! < ■ι lalling m tin· I'ula sect"! until I if \1 ' i < IV : around . ,ιΐκΐ ill the I iv11\ in area, ■ - e.i· t Letting! ad. l ue (li -pati'hi·. said that 1:1 '"!' mi the Leningrad 1 run the ( îern an at tempted .1 • ' ■ Γt <·! 1 -1 \Λ». 800 na/i.·. were d the remaining forces were • ir.dcring tt.nmgh the snow bound forest. Soviet ski troops were 11t. d hunting them down. The Russians acknowledged dif 11 in I \ 1 itie ,-i"'t. ι; "I the en - ! · ' ΊΜΐ-n ile front Thi- wa- m the 1 · where (rent.an tr."'ps be the l>iy Sevastupoi na\al ba-e Mleported hurling attack alter «tack it Hed army defense lines, So d patches -aid the ι 'y' ,-itua 1■ ■·. ... serious. Anti-Strike Bill Ready .'A ^ ' nngton, Dec 'J:'.· (AIM N · " 1 'nnally, Democrat. Tc\a-. . 1 '· ' viT.'uu today t«> (» ιμίι·ί l'·* · 8 J nson of Mississippi that he wa ''I'iired to seek Senate action on . - rg the government ι h ■ ■ ι it* ' 1 er struck wai pi < » I ltd ι ί ' '.veil η an agreen ent \\ a: ' I'V labot -indtistry c<1 'er Slices t,, ''initiate strikes. ( "unally ■ d that the head ol *·' ' ' 1 ent ι .. ·ι ent cne-icd :i II ' l'!"duction ι I 1:i' ν .ι: 'iclr ,U,*J ' 'led him «.ι· ι e ephoiie un '' 1 «ed that the e ii '■·' · · u··· · 1 ..11 Private Wins D.S.C. Joseph McElroy For his extraordinary heroism dur injr the aerial bombardment of hi*, airfiehi in the Philippines, First Class Pvt. Joseph McElroy of Phila delphia, was awarded the Dis tinguished Service Cross. Instead of seekinc shelter, he shot down one plane and drove off two others, and saved his own plane from dnmagc. ( Ce it ι al Press) Vcrcshilov To New Post Soviet Marshal Ap pointed Commander in Far East; Action Against Japan Pos sible. I. : .i .it. ! >11 ·>;>, ; Λ Ρ ι Λ Lon don . ι . 1 !. 1 ; . ' > >. 1:11 :■ .day Marsoal K!enurt \'"i 1 .shιii'\ . who orgatl .·(! τ ; it· a. " il i 11 * : f 11 ~f of Lenin grad ... ' Λ gust 1 commander >J 1 ι1 inirtin i'n Ru >ian ir«»nt. 11 ad been ί .11 : ; ι :. '. ■ 1 ι·, in. η .1 ndt'i' 1 if Soviet force® m ι i u· P'ar East, Tht appoinf : 1 ■ · · · : ι'* m · 1·- ar !y mean thai the 1 ί a e l'un tea jilalillg ae - t.. 11 .1. . ι · .1 aj>.iii. the simice . a tin ί .ni in ai'kn >·λ lodged that . aiai.ai ... , j 1 ' - >;ii : 1 : ty. In11 >r 11 "il ι >·■.-· . . i-d hen . added, w.i ' ha' e: teet 11 ' ' 1 a· I ί 1 - :.. ι i.·. " · a ι l'a d the t Γι >111 ' < ■ ; pj'i iter ted." Mai-"a! ΚI V Y who will be til February 5, is the forint ι· commander .p. clnel of til·' Si - "1 arm.v. navy and .1 a1 ! 1 ·: ee who probably η , 11 :1 '1 e than any man in Russia except Premier Josef Stalin himself for the mighty ., a· .■..ti ll; the |i! 1 eut lie i ai'aiy. NORWEGIAN CITY FINED BY NAZIS • duration ni tin ·... ι il e s' i rorrespi indent .·: tti" I '· ' : N : Zeitung . ι ici today. ( Tu .r ·η I The Germans said it was punish jment tor continuous telephone >■ ιi>'<· • anili ne ,md hostility to Gci η ">ji •tronp- The city was previously fined Ι.ιιΟΟ.οΠΟ kroner, the report said. BRITISH SUBS SINK SIX AXIS VESSELS I"d . Dec ι Λ1 ' ) -- The ad ι ι 11 ! ν intmunccd l"d iv that 1 ï r i t - ' ; : " a rule.· had (iestn ived s i χ " >■ a\:s 'ran.^por!.- m -upply shios ι■ τ!ιι· Mediterranean. ι ι··.· .a 11-,■ hip- ν is la rue -up ply -h.io which had already been , r ' cl I ν, ι ι·, ι >edo 1 r, en St , i.ns;i . Ν ·> V 00(1 k: ■ >n*-r t\v ■ >eeup who confisealed , h ' Dec :i:i ( Λ1 'lunger ((noted in New Yorkï I ,iil heen beached and , , , ι : y >'u ti ' ''ai ry out . ... when six wa- hit as hii tune troyed," the actum <■»> said, VfATHfJ κοκ NOKTtI < \K(H IN A I),, IS IM'n "",'1 Good News Heard From Three Main Pacific War A reas U. S. and Filipino De fenders Fight to Standstill Vanguard of Japanese Invaders; Hongkong Garrison Counter Attacks. ( lîλ The Associated Press. I (ίοικΙ news can»· from the three main theatres in the 17 da\ old battle for the Pacific to <1 a> as President lloosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Church ill conferred in Washington on a master "victory program" lor de struction of the Kome-Bcrlin Tokyo powers. In the Philippines, π Γ. S. Army ■ .!U-tni indicated that American and F lipino defense lighter- had ! .night 1 <1 .i standstill the · anguard pnw • : ! n 1 s'ea-borne .Japanese Inrccs which landed at Santu ruina.-. 12â !" in n th of Manila. A War department communi que said the Japanese invaders were still pouring in troops on the I.ingayen gull coast, where the main struggle is raging, and that the fighting was marked by "increasing intensity." The communique said hostile landing operations were "wing Mi|?!>i rted b\ increasing num hers of bombing and attack planes." Ann l'ican and nat i\ e Filipino troops. hidden in tlu· green jungle.-, were imported taking a heavy lull oi the .Japanese mi laivi while Γ. S a via,!·'! s hacked at tin·::! from the >Κ ICS. For the first time. Dutch naval planes wore o!ficiall\ .reported in action in the Philippines, at tacking J«ι pa nose troop trans ports and other hostile ships in the harbor of l)avao. A Nether lands East Indies con1. - mimique aid ;i HUHKMnn <»,I tanker receiveii a direct hit v. tit a 440 pound bnnib ;ir.d instantly :· irst into f)ame<. In t}··· - <·4<4 of Η (i; - patches from Singapore said that Hongkong's defenders, far from sur Kicked und netted ;i - ! igh · nain fr<>m firmly he lid ι in.e ·. (nic -e ι -rees on the mainland. ;ιΐta< knig at the rear of the Japanese siege armies, were icported to have advanced to w ith in M miles of the !>eleaglicred is land, while nther Chine-e ti we ι ■ reported and 40 mile< away. Oil the Malayan front, where .Ta pane e invaders are sla hing through the .itinkier· iη a (ha· e again -*t Singa pore. the lîrii! h reported "'n< change" in the situation. British Malayan troops were ere diivd ,v !tli ml l;et mg boa· y da> --η the .Japan'1·»' η a sharp fight Γ».» miles north » » ! S ingaporc. with nine Japanese planes reported shot clown by the !\AF ye.· terday. Impel ial T<>ky > headquarters, :len' on the hitler lighting north of Manila. as erted that Japanese ex pedition. 11 \· force- had completely occupied the "little Japan" c ty and pr<winee «it Davao. on Mindanao - land. .fi.00 mill's air line -ouih ·>ί Manila General Doubla - MacArthnr' hcaÉciuartei s said the :uaî >n a Mindanao w e "obscure." In northern Lu/on, an: y headq narters declared the Japanese in vader· had been checked for tiie la-: 24 hour . with American forer, hold ing a line north of Damorti>, fou; miles >ouîh ot Santo Tomas. »n the Gulf of Lingayen. where 80 Japanese transports were imported to have be - gun unloading between 80.000 and ' ]ou.DUO 11*·><)j)s for an all out drive against Mam! 1 1 I Unconfirmed reports said three of , the Japanese1 transports had beer i sunk in the gulf, and American pilot I were said to have mi ashed an at [ tempted landing under the guns oi Japanese destn>vers. JAPANESE PLANES BOMBARD RANGOON Tokyo, ι Official broadcast report ed by A Ρ ), Dec L'.T (API Japan ese planes made a inass raid <ό Kan goon this afternoon, bombing tin· an dronie. hangers, wharves, railwd.* ■talion. government offices and bar· tack·, it was announced here today· Sexii.il i > r 111 s h combat, planes were .«•porfe'l M · * ? <i-mo tod ··> nu» "bçr .. 1 l· ■ *· t- φ · 1. ι PHOTCGRAPH SHOWS WARSHIr' ARIZONA WITH GUimS ALOFT Washington, Dec· -J.— < VI') — lin· \av\ released ttitia > a l> 111 >t s» cria pi ι of the ravaged bat tleship Arizona. hit by bombs and aerial torpedoes, showing that the dreadnaugltt sank lo the bottom of I'earl Ilarbor with flags flying and anti-aircraft «uns turned aloft. Mthough Secretary ol the Nav> Kiion listed the Arizona as destroyed and therefore pre sumabl\ beyond salvage, the photograph showed the deck about one foot above the surface and much of the stern super structure ti; outward appear ances undamaged. Jap Sub May Be Sunk U. S. Bombing Planes Drop Depth Charges On Attacker of Tanker Emidio. San I'arncisoo, Dec. 215.— (AIM — I nited States bombing planes may have damaged or sunk the big enemy submarine which tor pedoed the American tanker I midio. Π::.- belief was eX'prt's-ed i.-y Cap 1 t;. η Clark Λ. Fan < .\ν up ·η his ai - ι' ν . ι, yesterday at Kai'eka. t'a I . wit.i .Sli .-iιr\-i\iu's ni his ship. Captain Farrow said he believed the -iubn aritie was a large Japanese uulersea craft. on of several axis 'aimers;ii|(>s operating oil the Cali ;,.:ti:a coast. Ile ,al tu ο An e: can r ' ed 11 :111 y to the attack 111 ί 1 i ■ ' -ill·: :ne shot at the ! an iter ami then sen! a torpedo into stern. Kach plan dropped depth charge-.! Capta η Farrow said. Ho a.d ' was ι ml.ν ten or !. I teen ·· ,111.1. a I tei his distress message when the American planes came : 'oaring >>\ erliead. CANADA-U. S. GROUP FAVORS ABOLITION 1 OF TRADE BARRIERS Wa I >11. Dee (AIM 'I'll.· I'..·, id an-Unitcil States ι■ ■1111 : w a : p!' ut iction committee recom j ■ ι · .ι |ι ι : 'lay I 111' abol it ion ι ! il! t ,· ι ! ι ! ! ι or "le^i «la t i ve and ad- | ι· p.; · a: ι· barriers" hamp' iiM; ■ m;■ 11 11 out maiiul'acturt ·· r :· · ':·> tlx· two nations Tin· : ttee. in a <ovcn ■ ;" in I ■ iir1· « · ι : t 11 policy made public by I Γ ι--: lout Kotim'\('It, declared that! • : : poi'! .i;,l! - "and oilier résiliations | οι- restrictions" which impede the] ".ι. ι ■ 11 or t should be suspended "or I •therw: e eliminated" for the d. ι.ι - j 1 :on. Th - deelarati'm has met tl.c ip proval o; the Canadian war ■■ - ; η t." I 'r«'« uli-nt Κ >>"- cvelt .«aid . ' ' has my full appi.·· a!." Enemy Ship Off Coast Sail Franci < Dec. 23. —f AP) Tl c Na\ y < ·. ■ 11 · : ».\i t < > c I : » y that an ί nemy «I ρ ΐν· ; : the tanker Lai rv Dnhetiy ι\ m « · »! I K>tero Hay There has «ι»:» ··; no communica tion with tlic ot.ei There \\ « <■ rep"i'N ι rom resident at Kstero i».y that lilebtMi bearing survivors wΐΊΊ being landed . tl » roast Siiun I !'' κ ml ire and of a >hat tcrjii^ on were heard a' Kstero ί *. - λ .'■'·· i ΛΙοιίίι Bay be far*» da λ vil Ι· 1 4 "· · I roi η 'lu· · : u ι · ~ Japan Holds Priority As Enemy Washington. !)■·<·. ΐΓΪ.— (ΛΓ) — President liooM'velt and I'rimc Minister I l.urchill |int their heads together today <>n .1 uni fied "victory program'' for the destruction ot tin· axis — and Japan had high priority. I veil before the capital re covered from its surprise at Churchill's dramatic arrival, the conversations were under way and th.· White H iuse had he I'ome, for the present, the CI. II. (J. for the world wide battl" against totalitarian arms. The British prime minister rca'hed the executive mansion rarlv 1 noiioh last night for President Roosevelt to have the whole evening with him and their preliminary exchange of views continued today. The questions before (h 111 were momentarily—global strat egy for synchronized allied ac tion. the creation of a supreme allied high command to coor dinate the operations, and the matter of a full formal alliance I'f ill axis foes—but the war in the Pacific seemed the top immediate consideration. Troops Leave San Francisco Strike Areas San Francisco. !)<·(■ L'.'i -(AP) Army 'roups wore removed at lea-o temporarily today from San Fran ι·ϊμ·<. Ua.v del>·ι» e plants where nieta! trades Unions have corrte to a show down a thrs! lung .standing jurisdic tional ■'·■·.: but independent weldei ' '.in·-: :·.ι ; eeognit ion as a bargain ··. .jt-nt. ; ivsM-d on with tlieir pu ' η Λ ι Todd-* · ι Κ ichn nd shipbuilding ..· .1 · 0,1,1 bay -hipyards, pic "lit at 1 2 :.ΊI) a. ο ai : ι...·. .· 4 . . These were II·'.! : 11 mes ο! shifts, and tin· l'n. led V. ■ ! 1. : -, (. ;f tv>i> and Helper ■ ι»ί Λ' ι ι ο n depond'.'iit union an: hem-el'orth il-- pc>1 icy ■■ i t picket only at such tin.c Ί'!i>■ Arn-v iiniinunci'i' i-r: Withdrawal slated that the ' m ; ■· a\ a 1 lablo I'. τ duty at the ;1 il' the need tor them arisvs Al though Army head(|iiarters had : comment ο source.-- thought thi troop- η 1 i u 111 !·.· returned to dutv today. There 1.. - hoc 1 no vii lence. PORTUGUESE EXPRESS HATRED FOR BRITAIN I1 ). ni. Dit A: (AIM An!:- ! Prit. s h Irelin^ anmn^ tin» ! ' < > ι · lj - . iiuese people were don·>n-ir.ited ye - terdny v.· hen sexnal η ; « » * "Π pirlur» i 1 he.it1 .1 s in Li.-bon were fmved to halt îhe -rreening <>! view- ui Syd- ; nry. Australia, by roaring protest in the atid'enee>. which displayed a favorable tone kï Great Britain. d<\-p:t'· ' ·■ ei/.u. e « » ! ! Timor island !>y Br.' Australian and Xethei land - in : · t ·■ ip> WILHELMSHAVEN RAIDED BY RAF I „ iiid· in. Dit. 2.Ί. ι Λ111 The (It man port ni W" : 1111Ί ι : -haven was tacked 1 >ν pianos ot the RAF bomber (Ml! · ,nd last Oiitht. British officiai announred today The 1 ; I : ι i \\ a.- c.i rried nut without the !· 11 ι .-ingle plane, the an ministry announcemrnt said. The government dismissed German act iv it h· ·· «·· t.ifjb: with a curt ■ thing tn rep· n I PRESIDENT PLAYS SANTA FOR STAFF w. !. ngtnn. D a .\ιί -- Président Roosevelt interrupted lis ι , : - v\ 'h Prime Mnti-iri Churchill t. -ta> aiy enough to pla\ Santa Claus * 11 '.'1)6 member- il ! ! ι e White H■:··,·.· stalf. W.th Mrs Iîoosovclt he roc jw d ι·ι■ :■ ·.■ tari<·-. clerUs. -tvnographer- and -ci ret -er\ let employer- in hi- o\ \! niiiie. si.m.κ bands, and pr sented rai-i ι '.ι;ι. an im. ι , ■ -.il phot· 'uraph of h ι msel ι ι lus \ι : η ill ι n^ on I; >. ..nth ι 1 ι '·>.· > ·' H\(J V V Heads U. S. Fleet Adm. Ernest J. Kins President Franklin I). !: ...-i vc It named Admiral Erne.--t J.» Kins Commander-in-Chief of th>. tinted State?- l'leet. King, Coiimaimlrr of the Atlantic Fleet, succei ds Admiral Husband K. Kimmel, \vl: was re lieved of his post short 1;. after the JapaiH1."·' attack on Hawaii. Rear Admiral Royal E. Ingcrsull will take Admiral King's place as head of the Atlantic Sea foro s. (Central Frets) , Ship Crews Want Guns Axis Undersea Raid ers Apparently Con fident of No Armed Resistance in Pacific. Wellington, lit 23.—(AP)—TJn da inted ma-:··:· and crew membe. - >1 Γ S. mere·!.ai.: "il harassed l>> • ..iimai iι it- alia··.. . ■ the I'aci! ic looked lu the Ν ' > today for re d"'.n!i'(l -peed ·. : insng ships l· fight oil the akis .ndcrsia raiders. Λρρ.ιΐ'ι i:tl> ι' ■ .ti.··,· that thei. would be no armed resistance, sub marine · thro. : tin .'tack- -·.ιr laced . ::d opened up ■' it.·, their deck l.ai, . i»·: i.'d !.. .t the tanker \g i tin S ·■ i " '"il ,1 >· ι /j . . " Tht r rm ■ · 1 * λ an >n the \ O .· . ,'i i.cl '■ wip'-d sh ·· · ν ' ·· Λ.ί·μ»·. ; crew in;', weap · - ■ ■. ■ - into . \ t i. : ι : r. ..· : il. Nav.v Knox e : . ·„ i thi re was a moment, and routes travelled which ships woul. How many ot ,\: ! ρ have received .»·«>: d:-close d. BURST WATER MAIN FLOODS BROOKLYN N- · York. He, 23 ( ΛΡ ) -Water t'r :■ a bin st n:a«n flooded a haif « -(1 uaμ· i η til·· n.i\y yard -π·' 'm ο! li. ··.·.;>■·: today, thr-aten th( navy yard its-el! and halting work in a defense plant. T: ·.· water, >h au; : r ·;·. a 48-inch • ain η wh.it the dep ■ : Ont of ν .iter - apply described .is one of !· · y. p. m red ti.:·. ·:·')ι the street for eme; L'eivy c: vw u a- a1· io to f:nd IS//OPP//V<r My tetr
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