130 Officers Saved Nazis Seize Americans With 2,200 Men From Equal to Number Wales and Repulse Arrested in U. S. One Captain Found, Berlin Charges Germans But Admiral of Fleet Are Being Detained Is Among Missing In Filthy Prisons the Associated Prtu. By the Associated Press. Br LONDON, Dec. 11.—The Admiralty BERLIN, Dec. 11 (Official Radio). ha* arrested United announced today that approximately —Germany States citizens In Germany equal to 130 officers and 2.200 men had been the number of German nationale saved from the Prince of Wales and arrested In the United States and If the Repulse. there are further arrests of Germans The communique said exact figures there an equal number of Americans «■ere not available because the in- will be arrested here, an official Nazi jured were dispersed among several spokesman declared today. EDWIN SHANKE. ERNEST G. FISCHER. hospitals. The spokesman alleged that Ger- It gave the full complement of man newspapermen detained In the the Prince of Wales as about 110 JAPANESE WARSHIP SET AFLAME BY U. S. ARMY BOMBER— scored direct hits on a battleship of the "Haruna" class off United States had been locked up in men of the officers and 1.515 and This is the Japanese battleship Haruna. United States officials Northern Luzon, which left the big ship blazing fiercely. filthy prisons, but declared that Repulse as 60 officers and 1.240 men. Americans correspondents held In at Manila reported that* a United States Army bomber had —A. P. Wirephoto. This would mean a loss of 595 officers Berlin have been quartered In a and men. private mansion.

Vice Admiral Layton Attorney General Biddle an- in of Fleet U. S. Official List of 87 Killed nounced yesterday Washingion Takes Command Communiques Army \ that the United States Government 865 Ger- SINGAPORE. Dec. 11 <Λ>>.—Vice since Sunday had seized Names of 3 Officers and 84 Enlisted Italians and 1.291 Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton took War Department Reports Landings mans, 147 Japa- command of Brit- nese as enemy aliens. over temporary at Cavite Bombed Men Who Died in Attack on Hawaii Given ain's Far Eastern battle fleet today By Japs Luzon; Among Germans taken into cus- In the place of Admiral Sir Tom tody, the German Embassy in Wash- The text of the War fenses of both the East #nd West The War Department late yes· relative, James Ε. Goesard, sr., j Phillips, who is officially listed as Department's ington asserted two days ago, five second of the is- Coasts commenced Sunday night, terday made public the following father, Electric, Miss. missing after the sinking of the communique war, nearest were newspapermen In New York, at 5 follows: when the War list of 3 officers and 84 enlisted Pvt. Theodore Κ. Joyner, J of Wales, his flagship. sued p.m. yesterday, Department the Prince men were in Ada Joyner, mother, President Roosevelt, charging 1. Philippine theater—Reports placed plans in effect which have who killed action relative, Mrs. had to existence of a German and Italian Admiral Layton expected from the Far Eastern command materially strengthened the Sunday during the attack on Canton. Miss. return to London to take over a Hawaii. The victims' nearest Pvt. Alfred Hays, nearest rela- threat of a "predatory incursion indicate a definite attempt of forces already stationed in those of j new post after Admiral Phillips ar- kin also are listed. Mrs. Ruth Hays, mother, Ka- upon the territory of the United the enemy to invade the island areas. tive, | rived recently to command the east- States," has assumed extraordinary of Luzon. Initial Japanese at- The railroads aided greatly in hoka, Mo. fleet. over German and Italian na- ern tacks against the west coast of the movement of troops and ma- Pvt. William T. Anderson, nearest Pvt. Robert L. Avery, nearest rel- powers tionals as well as over Japanese. Capt. John Leach, commander of Luzon north of San Fernando terial, operating through trains to relative. Herbert C. Anderson, father, ative, William E. Avery, father, the Prince of Wales, also is missing, were repulsed with apparent destinations on emergency sched- R. F. D„ Quantico, Va. Lincoln, Nebr. W. G. Tennant, com- ules. In addition to the W. nearest Louis Lochner, A. P. Chief, but Capt. heavy enemy losses. Actual land- ground Emmett E. Morris, nearest Corpl. Harold Borgelt, ALVIN J. STEINKOPF. LOUIS P. LOCHNER. and the air force has Corpl. mother, mander of the Repulse, Capt. ings were effected along the troops moved, relative. Charles Morris, father, relative, Mrs. Marie Borgelt, of the fleet, are a redistribution of air Held in Berlin L. H. Bell, captain northern coast of Luzon. The completed Charlottesville, Va. Scribner. Nebr. Reported BERLIN.—NEWSMEN CONFINED—These Associated Press staff to- in a rel- safe, it was announced officially attacks are in consid- units which has placed it Pvt. Victor L. Meyers, nearest 11 (ΛΊ.—An Japanese Pvt. William F. Shields, nearest BUENOS AIRES. Dec. men were American newspapermen reported arrested in to meet threat on L. Meyers, among night. erable strength, and are sup- position any ative, Mrs. Sylvister Argentine press report from Berlin relative, John Shields, father, Bis- retaliation for arrest of Axis news writers in the United States. Deck. both the East and West Coasts. mother, Hendley, Nebr. P. veteran chief Bomb Hit Airplane ported by heavy naval forces. Ariz. said Louis Lochner, first com- bee, P. bureau. ^A. P. (The department's Pvt. Charles P. Porterfield, nearest of the Associated Press bureau in Lochner is chief of the Berlin A. Wirephoto. full of what Military and naval installations nearest The story happened munique, issued at 10 a.m. yes- Pvt. Jack W. Fox. relative, es- in Luzon have been subject to relative, Mrs. Julia C. Porterfield, the German capital, had been still was not available, but crew told of the defeat of a hoe- John A. Fox, father, Culver City, | air at- terday, j North Platte, Nebr. corted from his home by police and of the said the intermittent Japanese mother, members Repulse tile attack on the western part of Calif. was that on Germain, near- that his present whereabouts W. Heads Freeman to Talk bomb struck the tacks throughout the day, and 1 Pvt. Maurice J. St. Royal Bailey Bishop first Japanese the island of Luzon bombing Pvt. Howard N. Lusk. nearest rel- unknown. on its the naval base at Cavite being est relative, Mrs. Azilda St. Germain, 32.000-ton Repulse airplane attacks on six Japanese ships.) ative. Mrs. Ann Rynolds, sister, Lyn- particularly heavy. mother, Manchester, Ν. H. Lochner's family reported the Acacia Grand At Y. W. C. A. catapult deck. The Navy Department's com- wood, Calif. Lodge Meeting Hawaiian Islands—No action Staff Strgt. Ralph Alois, nearest German officers called and courte- Gunners were knocked down and 2. munique No. 15, also issued yester- Royal W. Bailey was elected grand The Right Rev. James E. Freeman. Corpl. Thomas Ε Roberts, nearest relative, Robert Alois, father, Pater- ously invited him to accompany in the blasts on both ships, has been reported in this area day, said: Bishop of Washington, will address killed relative, Mrs. Sibyl M. Roberts, J. them. master of the Grand Lodge of the since the initial attack on De- The an- son, N. ( the for Personnel Adminis- but others quickly manned their sta- Navy Department Westminster, Calif. Society mother, Pvt. Louis Schleifer, nearest rela- Other said most United Most Worshipful Acacia at its 93rd tions and continued to blaze away cember 7. nounces that instruction had dispatches tration at a dinner meeting at the Pvt. Edward F. Vernick, nearest Morris Schleifer, father, New- had been waves of 3. West Coast—The command- been issued that the remains of tive, States newspapermen annual communication held last Y. W. C. A. at 6:30 p.m. today. at the attacking planes mother. 9th Area, re- Coast relative, Mary M. Vernick, ark. N. J. transferred from police stations in the Scottish Rite The will be "A Looks depite the ships' mortal wounds, ing general, Corps naval personnel, including j night Temple. topic Bishop State lost in San Francisco. Calif. Pvt. Price, nearest relative, where were held last night to Elected for his 20th term as at Personnel Administration." they said. ports that the Washington Guard and Marine Corps, George they police last night found and ex- action be interred temporarily in Second Lt. William Grover Sylves- Ed Price, father, Artesia, N. Mex. a villa in the Berlin suburb, Wansee. ?rand secretary was Charles B. Free- At least seven Japanese planes a series of fires near the localities in which lost ter. nearest relative, Mrs. Roberta Antonio S. Tafoya. nearest man. survivors said, tinguished they Corpl. The dispatch said their families were shot down, the Calif. Al- Port Angeles. Wash. These fires their lives. This procedure is C. Anderson, Needles, relative, Jesus A. Tafoya, father, were informed were well Ottier officers are Alîan A C. Grif- before the commanders ordered the they being were in the form of arrows necessitated the difficulties of Mrs. N. Mex. fith. deputy master; Sylvester the point- by Pvt. Garland C Anderson. buquerque, treated# Some other United States grand men over the sides of sinking r>vt tritcnh η Mnspr nearest rel- ed toward Seattle. Search is being ocean transport in war. They Jennie Mae Anderson, mother. citizens were reported held, but F Blackwell. treasurer; Simpson W. Wanted 1941 Cadillac ships. full Flush- senior Ε. T. made for fifth columnists. will be buried with military Omega. Ga. ative, Frank Moser, father, many were said to be still at liberty Wallace, grand warden; to life aboard rafts, Will Pay High Price The men clung the de- honors. Island, Ν. Y. was that Hawkins, junior grand warden, and 4. Steps to augment Staff Sergt. George Κ Gannam, ing, Long Dispatches said it learned floats and lifeboats until the de- Pvt. Russell M. Penny, nearest rel- Clarence nearest relative. Karam G. Gannam. the same action against United Reed, grand lodge reporter. stroyers raced in for the rescue. One Clifford Penny, father, Matti- Mr. Kirk, Wo.'8401 father, Savannah. Ga. ative, States newspapermen was being crewman said Japanese planes hung New York. Pvt. Malcolm W. Fairchild. near- tuck, Long Island, taken in German-occupied Paris. ! Citrus fruit gathered in Palestine 4221 Connecticut overhead during the first part of the Technical Sergt. Edward J. Cash- the Admiral Who Foretold est relative. Mrs. Maude Fairchild. A dispatch from Rome said this year filled 11,000,000 cases. rescue work, but did not machine- Kidd, man, nearest relative, John J. Cash- mother, Chicago. 111. American newsmen had been re- the struggling-eurvivors. New York City. gun First Lt. William R. Schick, near- man, father, fused all telegraphic and telephonic J. Chagnon, nearest C. Β. S. Correspondent Rescued. Dies in One est relative, William Henry Schick, Sergt. Joseph communications. Sudden Jap Attack, father, relative. Joseph Chagnon, were stationed near Brown of the Columbia father, Chicago, 111. Italian troops Cecil New York City. Pvt. Donal V. Chapman, nearest the United States Embassy along Broadcasting System, 33-year-old near- Pearl Harbor Pvt. William W. Merithew, a of the New and Casualty relative, Irvin M. Chapman, father. with strengthening police native of Brighton, Pa., est relative. William Merithew, jr., the London Wheeier, 111. guard. No demonstrations or dis- O'Dowd Gallagher of Was Well Known Ν. Y. Pvt. Russell C. Defenbaugh. near- son, Oneonta, turbances were reported. Daily Express were two rescued from nearest Felton. Corpl. Weldon C. Burlison, on had em- est relative. Mrs. Pearle the Repulse, which they In W. Burlison, father, Washington mother. Peoria. 111. relative, Henry barked as correspondents. C. Renamed Robert R. Garrett, nearest Cane River. N. Rising Sun Church (Mr. Brown reported that Capt. Isaac Corpl. Rear Admiral Campbell Pvt. Robert K. Westbrook, jr., NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 11 OP).— last seen into relative, Mrs. Leila M. Garrett, Leach was sliding Kidd, whose death In action at Mrs. Mildred De- mother, Galeseburg. 111. nearest relative, The Rising Sun Baptist Church the water off the Wales.) Pearl Harbor was an- Sunday Johnson, nearest ment Westbrook, mother, Raleigh, unanimous vote of British land forces, meanwhile, Pvt. James R. yesterday, by nounced by the Navy Department N. C. renamed itself the lines in Northern relative, Mrs. Hettie Johnson, moth- its membership, consolidated new last evening, had consistently main- Pvt. Richard E. nearest er, Jacksonville, 111. Livingston, Pentecost Baptist Church, thus Malaya against a Japanese wedge that some would tained day Japan relative. Mis. Agnes Roberts, mother, the name of the flag of across the Thailand frontier, Pvt. Harry E. Smith, nearest rel- shedding driven strike suddenly at the United States. Worthington, Ohio. units ven- ative. Frank H. Smith, father, Har- Japan. while sea and air sought No details of the engagement In Pvt. Horace A. Messam, nearest of the 111. geance for the destruction which his prediction came true and [ vev, relative, Ernest Messam, father, of Britain's Far East gigantic leaders he met his death were announced j Pvt. Joseph R. Drisner, nearest Barberton, Ohio. flotilla. by the Navy Department. relative. Mrs. Anna Drisner. mother, Staff Sergt. Billy O. Brandt, near- More Victims —FROM KiTT'S! Ind. Heavy Japanese air attacks have Rear Admiral Kidd was in com- I East Chicago. est relative. Ralph A. Brandt, father, Additional Hawaii a number a division of the Technical Sergt. Homer E. Ferris, rendered unserviceable mand of battleship Coburn, Pa. Every boy or girl would like to but his death. nearest relative. Mrs. Walter Mor- near- of Northern Malaya airdromes, Pacific Fleet at the time of Pvt. Brooks J. Brubaker, jr.. Casualties Listed play some instrument. Why of the British forces His was not rison. sister, Patoka, Ind. sr., the situation ship given. est relative. Brooks J. Brubaker, not give yours the opportunity is a Brit- Well known naval Pvt. Conrad Kujawa. nearest rel- The following names of vic- In that sector unchanged, in Washington father, Altoona, Pa. this Christmas? You can buy Admiral Kidd was head of ative, John Kujawa, father, Ham- tims of the Japanese raid Sun- ish communique said. circles. I Sergt. Elwood R. Gummerson, a good instrument at a sur- section of the mond, Ind. day on Hawaii, not included in It added that no further the officer detail Navy nearest relative, Mrs. Flora Gum- reasonable in Japanese H. Offutt, nearest prisingly price Bureau of Navigation Pvt. William Pa. the War Department casualty attempts to land at Kuantan, 200 Department merson, mother, Uniontown, our store ... we have the relative. Mrs. Lillian Binder, mother, list, were tabulated by the Asso- miles above Singapore, had been from 1932 to 1935. Second Lt. Louis G. Moslener, jr., largest selection in this city ι Connersville. Ind. ciated Press from notices sent by made since the initial landing yes- Long a Student of Japan. nearest relative, Louis G. Moslener, in all the better makes REAR ADMIRAL I. C. KIDD. Pvt. Elmer W. South, nearest rel- the to relatives: no Army Accordiana and terday morning and that further Since his high school days in Photo. father, Monaca, Pa. Excelsior, WE ARE OPEN —Harris-Ewing ative, Mrs. Amelia E. South, mother, Va. Japanese vessels had been seen in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was born, Pvt. Charles W. Narehood. near- James M. Barksdale. Crozet, LeMar Accordions; Leedy and Indianapolis. Ind. EVERY EVENING that area. Admiral Kidd was known as a stu- i est relative, Mrs. Elizabeth Nare- Pvt. Paul R. Eichelberger, New Gretch Drum Outfits: Conn participated in the Panama Exposi- Pvt. Julian C. Stultz. nearest rela- (Repeated attacks by Japanese dent of Far Eastern affairs, particu- a hood. mother. Pine Glen, Pa. Cumberland. Pa. and LeMar tion in 1906. He made trip around tive. William G. Stultz. father. Zions- Instruments;Leedy bombers and torpedo planes sank larly Japanese. His at high- Pvt. S. Smith, nearest rela- Corp. John J. Kohl. 27. Spring- and Marimbas and REPUBLIC 6212 topic the world in the U. S. S. New Jersey, ville. Ind. Ralph Deagan the Prince of Wales and the Re- school graduation was "The Yellow the U. S. S. North tive, Harry A. Smith, father, Essing- field, Ohio. Xylophones; Epiphone, Martin and then went to rvi. wuuam uoyne. jr.. neai eai pulse, it was announced officially Peril." that he re- ton, Pa. Sergt. Elmer Meyers. 19, Lincoln and Gretch Guitars. At the Dakota. Following relative, William Coyne, sr., father, in London, Often at the Naval Academy, from from pvt. jerome j. o»?iiia\.u»n,<., iicm- ! Nebr. moment our stocks are very turned to Annapolis for duty, Kansas City, Kans. (An official spokesman said which he graduated in 1906, Admiral est relative, Mrs. Anna Szematowicz, Pvt. Clarence E. Hoyt, Liberty so we are sure you there going to the U. S. S. Pitts*· Technical Sergt. Daniel A, Dyer, complete, "there is no reason to suppose Kidd. known as "Cap" Kidd to his to S. S. mother, Mahanoy City. Pa. Ν. Y. can find what you are looking \ burgh and later the U. jr., nearest relative, D. A. Dyer. any new weapons or explosives classmates, would discuss the men- j Pvt. Ernest M. Walker, jr.. near- Eugene Denson, 22. Canton, Miss, for at the price you want to California. I father, Beverly, Kans. were employed." ace of was one nation est relative, Ernest M. Walker, killed in Pacific war zone. item can be Japan. Japan At Annapolis in 1916. Pvt. Marion E. King, jr.. nearest pay. Any bought • D.N.B., the official German the United States would some day father, Shelocta, Pa. Frank Posey, Natchitoches. La. on easy terms with an allow- He was flag secretary and aide on relative, Mrs. Rebecca King, mother, news agency, quoted Tokio's im- be forced to he often j ! Pvt. Marion H. Zaczkiewicz, near- ance for trade-ins. fight, said. | the staff of the commander in chief Kans. as Hunter, Zaczkiewicz, ι est relative. Mrs. Lottie I. Needham naval command ~ saying that when struck j est relative, Ludwig '■ perial predicting Japan » < of the Pacific before returning again Sergt. Roth J. Narramore. nearest S mother. Walla Walla, Wash. ■Hb. Î y Japanese submarines had en- it would be a sudden blow. father, R. P. D. 2. Doylestown, Pa. for in 1916. He Mrs. Beatrice Lena Narra- to Annapolis duty ! relative. Feldman, nearest Staff Sergt. Harold C. Elyard gaged the British vessels before In later years, he made a study I Pvt. Jack H. assisted in fitting out the U. S. S. more, mother, Elmdale, Kans. nearest relative, Mrs. Lona Conway the planes attacked. Submarine of Japanese characteristics, history j relative, Mrs. Reba Feldman. mother, New Mexico in 1918 and was her Pvt. James I. Welles, nearest rela- mother, Coketon, W. Va. torpedoes thus may have been and naval strength. Philadelphia, Pa. executive officer until July, 1919. tive, James I. Welles, father, Brow- ! Pvt. John P. Holloway, nearesl rammed home while British At the Naval he went Corpl. Theodore J. Lewis, nearest Academy this assignment, he be- father crews were Following | der, Ky. Anna mother, relative. Dan Holloway, Pianos diverted the in relative, Mrs. Lewis, by for boxing and varsity football. on j Small came flag lieutenant and aide Pvt. Hal H. Perry, jr.. nearest rel- Green Bay, Wis. Good planes.) Genial and of an unruffled Philadelphia, Pa. always staff of the commander in chief of ative. Mrs. Willie Mae Perry, mother. E. near- Pvt. Harrel K. Mattox, nearest Pvt. Herbert McLaughlin, temperament, he was popular at the Atlantic Fleet. He also had been La. j Newellton, Willie B. est relative, Mrs. Mary Ann Mc- Japs Report Destroying and as detail officer here, relative, Mrs. Coffey, Annapolis executive officer of the U. S. S. Pvt. Arthur F. Boyle, nearest rel- Laughlin, mother, Shawano. Wis. for ! mother, Shawnee, Okla. Prices responsible assigning naval per- Utah and commander of the U. S. S. Lowell. 10 British ative, Prank Boyle, father, M. near- Pvt. Thomas F. Philipsky. near- at Moderate Warplanes sonnel, he tried to offi- Pvt. William Northway. always put Mass. est relative. John father Vega. est relative, Mrs. Bessie H. Barton, Philipsky, ΤΟΚΙΟ, Dec. 11 Official Radio) cers in the right place and showed to 1930. he nearest rel- | From June, 1927, June, Pvt. Robert S. Brown, R. I. Horicon, Wis. Our selection of moderately priced de- unusual consideration for their aunt. Providence, j (/Pi.—Japanese naval planes was of the Port of Cristobal, Mrs. Lena mother, At the same the War captain ative, Ayers, nearest time De- is now far in 10 British in a bomb- to iron out the Î Pvt. Leland V. Beasley. pianos by the largest stroyed planes problems, trying Canal Zone, and then became chief Mass. disclosed that Pvt. Roberi Chatham, relative, Cyrus C. Beasley, father, partment ing and machine-gunning attack on difficulties that accompany sudden of staff of the commander of the H. Fiander. nearest the city because we bought heavily Pvt. Stuart Tenn. R. Niedzwiecki. Grand Rapids Kuantan air field on shifts from to Loretto. j the east coast place place. base force. He was commander of Mrs. Masters, grand- had been re- before lote price rises. If you ore j I relative, Fanny Pvt. William J. Brownlee, nearest Mich., erroneously of Malaya, the Japenese Navy head- Son Graduates Next Week. Destroyer Squadron 1, scouting i mother. North Quincy. Mass. ! ported killed in Hawaii. for a between said relative, Rush I. Brownlee, father, looking piano priced quarters today. Admiral Kidd came from a family force, and later completed the Pvt. Lawrence P. Lyons, Jr.. near- The department also announce< Corpus Christi, Tex. $205 and $275 visit our store—we Domei dispatches from Saigon, of Navy men. A brother, Lt. Comdr. senior and advanced courses at the est relative, Mrs. Leontina Lyons, Pvt. Raymond C. Jojner of Hender Corpl. Richard A. Dickerson, near- French Indo-China, said tremend- Alexander C. Kidd of Baltimore, Naval War afterward serv- Mass. son. N. C., is alive and well. He ha< have a number in a wide range College, mother, Chelsea, est relative, Richard L. Dickerson, ous damage was done to another air retired in 1922 and at one time was on the staff of the college. Pvt. A. Moran. nearest been killed. of makes and ing George father, El Paso, Tex. reported styles. field on the west coast of Malaya, the youngest lieutenant commander Following that, he reported for duty Moran, father, Som- relative, Joseph Pvt. Ruperto B. Rodriguez, near- opposite Penang Island, in a 24-hour in the Navy. Admiral Kidd's son. as officer of the U. S. Mass. · · commanding erville, est relative, Joe A. Rodriguez, HOLES TEARS BURNS bombing attack. Isaac C. Kidd, jr., will be graduated S. Arizona. Pvt. S. Zappala, nearest Joseph brother, Del Rio, Tex. Re-weaving · In-weaving from the Naval next week. On he for father Academy February 3,1940, reported relative Charles Zappala, Pvt. J. B. Sparks, nearest relative, A nephew, Leslie A. Kidd. 24. is a duty as chief of staff and aide, com- Mass. OPEN Roslindale, Mrs. Ida Mae Knglish, mother. yeoman, second class, at the Great mander battleships, battle force. near- Prompt Response Given Pvt. Manfred C. Anderson, Dumas, Tex. BHH· EVENINGS Lakes (111.) Naval Sta- He received the Cuban Pacification I Before After Training est relative. Carl Anderson, father, Pvt. Anderson G. Tennison, near- tion. Another nephew, Spencer J. Medal, Mexican Service Medal and Hancock, Mich. est relative, Mrs. Bessie Tennison, Modern Mending Magic To Red Cross Appeal Kidd. 29, is a second mate on a the Victory Medal. Pvt. Gordon R. Bennett, Jr., near- mother, Canadian, Tex. response to Great Lakes ore freighter and an Besides his son, Admiral Kidd is j near- NEEDLECRAFT 13^19^Γ Prompt Monday's est relative, Gordon R. Bennett, Corpl. Laverne J. Needham, American Red Cross for a I ensign in the maritime service. survived by his widow, who has j appeal father, Clio, Mich. S50.000.000 American war relief fund Admiral Kidd's first assignment been living temporarily in Annap- Pvt. Lyle O. Edwards, nearest rel- was reported last Red was in the U. S. S. Columbia, which olis. night by Ralph Edwards, father, Leslie Cross here. ative, headquarters Mich. Several already have chapters any activities designed to divide Technical sergt. Herman L/. wus, mailed substantial checks, the Red Americans Told to Avoid the allegiance of any group of Amer- nearest relative, Mrs. Marie Reuss OPEN Cross said, and contributions are ican residents between the United mother, Menominee. Mich. τ EVENINGS received all over Β being by chapters Division of States and any foreign government, Pvt. Merton I. Staples, nearest the Nation from men and women Allegiance in existence or in prospect. The relative, Albert Staples, father, Bld- %t&ûn ·ν· aroused over Japan's attack. By the Associated Press. first concern of the United States Me. V .···'·· ! deford, The first check was mailed by the The State Department cautioned must always be unity of the coun- Pvt. Joseph Jencuis. nearest rel- Rutherford County Chapter, Mur- Americans yesterday not to per- try, based on the American way of ative, Theodore Huard, friend Β OUR TERMS freesboro, Tenn., which wired mit their interest in "free gov- life and the ideal of liberty many Waterville, Me. Officer's Shoe Chairman Norman H. Davis two ernment movements" in behalf of times invoiced since its first state- Sergt. William M. Bryant, nearest —on any new piano are hours after receipt of its telegraphic conquered countries to divide their ment in our Declaration of Inde- relative, Mrs. Josie Bryant, mother, quota: "Check just mailed for $3.- allegiance or otherwise damage pendence." Vicksburg, Miss. 10c/c down—the balance to 500, one-half of our quota of $7.000. American unity. The announcement took cogni- Pvt. James E. Gossard, nearest he paid within eighteen Balance within next very few days." Officials said the warning was ; zance, however, that "in harmony This blucher oxford with half-double sole months. Your old piano wired that the with the basic principles of liberty Many chapters not directed against the "Free ADVERTISEMENT. is regulation for officers of the Army and will be taken in trade. them was less than that the people of the Unied States do goal given French National Committee," or any Marine Chex Wet soles and storm received in the World War and have a interest in Corps. they other group in particular, but it sympathetic >Ί I i movements by aliens in this coun- welt. Β expected to exceed the sum set. was made plain that the depart- Warns Constipated who desire to liberate their Hundreds of chapter chairmen ment would rather not see American try .50 wired that were cam- countries from Axis domination." they already citizens become members of the $13 We ore Woshingten'i largest for funds and all assured the In fact, the "Free French Na- folks About Liver paigning governing bodies of any of Lazy dealers and exclusive tional Committee" is llany doctor* with It· piano j headquarters that their communi- movements. receiving say constipation headaches, mental dullness, that naif ties would to as- lease-lend aid from the United agents for such reliable makei respond quickly Clarifying the American Govern- ailve feeling often result If liver bile States and is working in close co- eure full aid to the victims of the ment's policy toward activities of doesn't flow freely every day Into your as Knobe, Weber, Fischer, with the British govern- Intestines—so attack in the Pacific. foreign leaders and groups operation take Dr. Edwards' Olive (GMMMMS Mothushek, Wurlitier, Eitey, political Tablet* to Insure gentle yet thorough such movements in this ment. organizing bowel movements. Olive Tablets are Schumann, Starr, Krell and Nearly 50.000 tons of sesame seed country, the State Department said: limply wonder jul to stir up liver btl· 1409 H STREET tires are ■ecretion and tone musculsr intesti- cthe-». Was in Africa in the last "The Government of the United American automobile up gathered nal action. 151. 304,60*. All di IK store» "■' '"-'Λ'"1 »ear. States does not look with favor on used in Thailand. jî-'-fg'jj.'-· * / t. *