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Nazi Stronghold By Simms Campbell Japs Cut Java IN THE NEWS U. S. Expanding CIITIES • | E.Rr|,>«•»*< l’ PilMI (Mn 1 (Continued from Page One) despicable excuse of ing power of Japanese gold In Two, Capture of sharp spikes under the this brutal and greedy that rathei than quit the Red Sea Naval Of Ice and Snow THEHollander (for greed advantage of trade they nails their hands and of was at the bottom of his bru- willingly underwent an al- ’ Japan.” service on Sundays and to British Minister Praises Russians up in capes nod then left let Thus the castle of Shima- leave off praying and sing- Germans Attempt Term Situation ’Serious" starve with food before hara fell and the 33,000 ing psalms in puhhc and Speed of American Move tin i r eyes. to sign but Not Hopeless’ Christians and the 13,000 entirely avoid the in Italian Colony to Bomb Moscow “Let if not he supposed women and children were of the cross or the calling that we hare drawn upon Moodily massacred to save upon Christ in the presence One) (UP).— Rv \\ I! !t \M R now (Continued from Page the Jesuit accounts solely \ the Dutch trade in the Indies of natives, and all outward LONDON. March fi < Oliver Lyttlcton. supervisory pro- i I'rr*. *'*!! i.rrr»|«MUl. n« wiih Randung the Dutch Indies this —a profitable trade of Chris- marks Christianit //." for information. of duction minister, said today that M i - R ;¦*>: in high headquarters, for L> tNIXtN command for "An examination of the tian lives heathen gold. As they had already aban- “the new American naval base in through i ce force* hfl\t i.r *'\en some hours. Japanese records show The leaders of the revolu- doned all inward spirit of Eritrea (Italian colony on the Red }>m ».! .irul > >*p* inti rnd *n«wv rMion.* Long telephone authori- tionists were not merely killed Sea) is not very big at the mo- i* p vt ’ong point at distance that the east is not over Christianity, this outward »"rrNetherlands forces f ,l nightfall on the surface of minister Lyttleton said at a pres* months to tv ’r.b c <|‘ ' - ' Christians were contin- behavior towards the Dutch in Java were still fighting "like the sea, pale red globes like conference on assuming his newr dispatches *m ; t- d.iN FRESHually issued, and the was a matter of much pitiful Y’lkhnov li,> w h-dtect the scalded cals" and added: great iridescent bubbles. complaint. post that the capacity of the Iran- Japanese inquisitors carried ian to Russia, on which westernmost ;*oHit of the Russian “We must admire them.” In with the tide and out railroad advance, and had been a nest of out their iniquitous provisions Allied supplies are sen) had been He said that in addition to the again, disappearing into the vet reached, Nazi it*,stance within the Soviet with frghtful efficiency. English behaved trebled “but has not fighting in Java, the Dutch were night, these ghostly colored its target lines for mere than two months It is reported that more letter than the Dutch It 1* on the I'ct'a River Id mile* putting up stiff guerrilla resistance bubbles go. THEbut received no greater BETTER DEFENSES than a quarter of a million "We are actually In far better northeast of Mv.'ihk whi’h 'lie in Sumatra, Borneo. Celebes and They are in the converts to Chris- reality consideration. position to defend Egypt or to Russian* rajitureri in .!anuur> Timor, with the Japanese control- Japanese phosphorescent lights from tianity suffered death or else Indeed, the Japanese, la*-* meet an attack by the German* R VRRIK.RS Of l»K £ 1 ling ports and airdromes. of the and Italians In Libya than wo J . lAiffuf torture to compel recanta- countless animalculae cause of fear of the designs Tpc had ereeled sea glowing were when the Libyan campaign German* tion. grouped in of the Portuguese were appre- Tier* of ire and *nou about the Allies Plan Stand globes. started.” be said. i . C hensive of all foreigners. "One entire (iernmn air fleet each houses dp- Cor* I* •? I |«w ***<¦•*4 detecting the town and In the hope of Hut they are known as the patehes Germany. France. Czechoslo- in * driving on Batavia. Bandung and the necessary fighter plane coverage vakia and other occupied territory ing were forced publicly to all Dutchmen ap- that English monarch had Aussies Renew Surabaya, drew hack toward tlie by means of which alone German to attempt Russians married a Portuguese prin- to hold it. the trample upon pictures of proved of the help ships peril- said. Evacuees Go 2,000 Miles hilly interior today for a last ditch supplv can cross the Christ and the Virgin Mary. NOTgiven the Japanese ex- cess. ous seas.” unit* info Ru«*ian crunched the MacArthur-style defense of Java It was not until the Amer- Lyttlcton said lhat Russian suc- icy fortifications under a wither- by Sea to Australia If unwilling to do so, the ecutioners by the brutal Hope of immediate effective re- ican, Perry, came cesses had postponed for a ing German fire, the dispatcher MacArthur Plea most horrible forms of tor- Dutch Koeekerbocker—Judas in his black time, not altogether, the said, Germans fled to the inforcement was abandoned by the ships re- if and the ture and death were inflicted to his creed and to his Christ. that the Japanese to the northern theater west, leaving dead. LONDON. March 6 (INS).- An Netherlands forces and the Ameri- threat manv MELBOURNE. Australia. March Dr. Kaempfer, the Dutch gained some confidence in the the middle east 6 tlTi.—Australians renewed de- inland ferryboat has completed a upon them. FOIL RAID ON MOSCOW historian, says: honesty and sincerity of for- mands today that Gen. Douglas 2.000-mile trip across the ocean The persecution was so “/»// this submissive eigners and opened up their Russian fighter planes and MacArthur be named Pacific com- from Java to Perth. Australia, Hig S. ttomber* thorough and the penalties so heavy anti-aircraft fire drove off mander in chief as the government readiness ta assist the rm- ports to the flag of the Amer- crowded wnh evacuees, a dispatch TOKIO, 6 (by dreadful that Mr. cites last night the first German planes prepared to send a cabinet minis- March official in the -execution of ican republic. More Soldiers Washington from Perth to the London Daily Japanese wireless) (INS).—The this attempt to exterminate Iwror to appear over Moscow in three ter to on special mis- his designs with to Now trade has brought dis- months The planes, unable to sion and Mai. Gen Henry Gordon Mad. said toda>. Tokio today that Japa- the faith as at least one In- reflat'd radio said the final extinction of trust again—and war. reach their objectives. even in a Rennet t, Australian commander in Among the passengeis were nese warplanes had encountered a stance whi e h apparently clear, moonlit night, jeiti-onecl a Malaya, warned that a Japanese ('h list in ti it if, 'tis true in- Ceylon British. American and Australian new* bomber, to type of American achieved its end. Sent on imminent. few bombs on the outskirts of the attack Australia was < 1,200 - ton deed that n stood our was slight dam- newspapermen. The described as the NA-40. in an at- Navy city. There only There was increasing interest so tar ns main- New Hospital ferry made the journey in 10 days. flround to COLOMBO Cev lon. March 4 age, it was announced and a few here in ihe possibility that Mac- tack on the Bandung. Java, air- ELI O N of oinseli'is in *hc conn- i INS Sir \nd re w Caldecott, casualties. Aithur might he made United The trip was made despite the drome Tuesday. tain on Christians arose in gov i • nor o! ( \ !<»r British po>- On other fronts, the Russians Nations commander in the * til/. and to hr peeniittfd to Damaged by Fire Souih- crew threat of mutiny, the dis- AREBEShimabara. vvei tip of If to the offensive, continued hold west Pacific. patch Carr;/ on out trade. LONG BEACH. Cal.. March »i d indav f t it the island* spec- said. cans. Britons and Australians anrounc but there were no claim* of “MacArthur** gallant H n union i' also granted the union mended more extensive U'( of pub- 'hop and ('heck-off all lic convexaneps system for Willow Run workers, the same Of rowr«e you'll w,int a Kur Jtrlirl Vacations mus* be continued a> light* it now enjoys at the Rouge for Spring and Faster No fashion during quite luxury usual the national emer- and othei Ford plant' under the like it for and amirtnrai gency. Committee Chairman I>r. And just look ou get this beau- contract signed last spring § tiful 4-piere I nr Jacket Outht at aoe Eugene superintendent B. Elliott In addition to the high rates, t. We're drafting our greatest low price Don't nu«a this value of public ins’rurtion '••od. hut value* to uvr you money thriller Cha'ge it tomorrow the 15,000 women exported to be ' I yi|Cs l imitrd supply of prn ions prjtatP vehicles should he user) ip the Run /»/vVF>Of moloxed Willow plant /jfltj ~*l brilliant diamonds at pis to " I JrT sparinglx saw ihr rubber 1 r *eiv< the same wages as tK At iflfJj f h p 3 prim Moke wtrtimr¦ MippJ> war ’hc-'p prod mm when thex do ihr O,,fH * N imo work Leonard 'H'd A Week f i 5.. Employes U. Normandie Fire Tires Rationed, Too Washington v • », it Is Called Accident

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