The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 1

The Havre Daily News DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DEVELOPMENT NORTH CHJTRAL MOlfTANA i i i 1 i ii ii i ygsssS2 1 i 11 i i ii Vol XXVIII No 269? HAVRE MONTANA WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 10 1942 SS Your Best Show Window Newspaper Advertising OR VICTORY BUY? unnf sutes saving Stamp SEVASTOPOL SITUATION BECOMES GRAVER In Washington to (UR) the for approaches to Japs Midway ight Report I Tn fom nr I cooperation' with troops of the fc lor NOTHINGS I SJ? VW Auxiliary I Not until the imperial head IT IT 1 ft 1 1 Units Hurl Back Axis Attacks Enemy Claims however he was called into ac Hnrnpj Enterprise lino tmrvloa ond (I till? motorized units ana i torce8hurled back! qale German Italio I East command far northern outpost the supreme court from a decision inted in the Congressional Jap Sub Up rom Sydney Grave nd And several congressmen Chinese Counterattack Dale Anderson and in central from Vital Statistics wwmmww but on and rail base only 700 miles west use of new type planes iueeration on either side of twin Japa the vital Che OIO 00 000 01 ferocious dispatch ed by an enemy submarine pre sumed to be Japanese at 2:30 nil Sunday six months to the day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor The vessel was Hie second sunk off the west coast since the out break of war Ten ships were at tacked off the California coast States planes at Midway and at Dutch Harbor The communique asserted that the Japanese in a joint navy and nrmv ooHnn hart dpstrnvpfl mini I erous American positions in the Lieut Anderson had gotten clear of the that operations continued i Tokyo and Berlin in broadcast 1 tng the general story of the com inunique and its full text gavelAnflipHncr vArsInnR wune rinuisn lorces along ino Svir river were barely strong enough for defensive purposes) Radio Leningrad broadcast last night that for three nights Ger man bombers had attacked the (Please turn to Page 3) ending at 1 today 13 Sunrise tomorrow 5:14 a Sunset tomorrow 9:22 MONTANA ORECAST: Scat tered showers cooler tonight Job he got through the of his old pal Harold boss of Puerto Rico by of being Secretary of the off every axis assault for and rejected repeated demands for surrender communique reported lit This May Have Been An Objective At Dutch Harbor 7 LIMA June 10 Litth Lawrence Charles Copeland one day old today will learn in a few years why his arrival was cele brated with such enthusiasm ifty Three Men Landed Outbreak Second in 3 Months A WEST COAST PORT June 10 (UR) The sinking of an American merchant ship brought tlie war close to the west coast of lie United 'States again today after a three month lull in sub marine activity ifty three survivors of the ship landed here yesterday They revealed tlie vessel was torpedo diverted armored and motorized units from the main battle area near the Knightsbridge cross roads was viewed as an indication that Rommel had reinforced his forces at Bir Hacheim The ree rench under the Alsatian veteran of the oreign Legion Gen Pierre Koenig had beaten weeks Italian The tie change elsewhere along the 45 mile British line running north and slightly west from Bir Hacheim to coastal El Gazala No More 1X)S ANGELES June 10 (llPJ There are no more on the Union Pacific line The railway today changed the name of its Mikado type locomotives so designed for 45 years since early models were designed for Japan to NAZIS GO ORWARD OVER BODIES DEAD DESPITE OVERWHELMING ODDS RED GARRISON UNYIELDING Meeting Continued HELENA June 10 The state fish and game commission today continued its monthly meet ing here with discussion of the budget for the fish and game department still leading the list of topics being discussed Commission members hoped to conclude the meeting tomorrow Homer Bone to quash the rumbrs re a statement at Washing announcing that a between Dec 18 and Dec 24 but only the tanker Montebello was sunk No submarine activity has been announced off the west coast since March 2 when a tanker was shelled four days aft er a submarine lobbed shells at an oil refinery at Goleta Cal The sinking was disclosed after rumors swept the west coast that one or more American naval ves sels had been sunk off the coast while American and Japanese units were battling near Alaska and Midway island Sen Wash leased ton freighter was sunk Sunday night and that the action "did not in volve any of our naval The ship was sunk less than (Please turn to Page 6) seized western Islands of tlie Aleutian chain presumably those lying west of Unalaska which was subjected to a brief enemy aerial attack last week A special' naval committee which studied base cites in 1938 (NEA Telephoto) Bhown here in an official Navy photo are radio towers of the Navy base at Dutch Harbor Alaska They may have been a target in the first Japanese raid on continental United States of Japan but it was believed the Chinese garrison still was hold ling out behind the walled defenses The Hon Rex Tugwell Emerges as Victor in Puerto Rican Comic Opera Squabble By PKTEn EDSON NEA Service Washington Correspondent if ever there was a guy born trouble it is the Hon Rexford (iuy 'rugwell yes the one who was an original brain truster tin: one who was going to remake the world or was it just America? Anyway Tugwell has branch ed out since he was extiea irom tlie New Deal Into the vice presi dency of a molasses company and is now governor of Puertp Rico which graces IckeA virtue Interior administering ter ritorial government Currently however Governor Tugwell has been silting it out in a Washing ton hotel trying to quiet a cal fight within his official staff It really fault The trouble began in a row over civilian defense in Puerto Rico OCD has its fan dancers appar ently even there At first it was just a personal matter between airs Tugwell and the wife of the naval aide a typical comic opera palace fued But the thing grew to such a point that newspapers in San Juan the capital began to print dispatches from Washington that the aide really had been sent to under study Tugwell who was reported on the way out Tlie aide was Lieut Comm Tom Hennings of St Louis Mo who had been elected to Congress three times and had re signed to take a position as dis trict attorney About a year ago Bishop Corrigan Dies WASHINGTON June 10 (UR) Bishop Joseph Corrigan year old prelate of the Catholic church and rector of Catholic University of America died of pneumonia in Georgetown hos pital night after a brief il) ness munique indicated that I axis increasing their American Ground Crews Evidence of Coming Air Aid CHUNGKING June 10 (ihinoRp neri as ann i have launched strong counter at tacks near Nanchang provincial canital of Kiangsi Anhwei province to offset the mounting pressure nese drives along kiang Kiangsi railway military dispatches reportde today The official Central News agency said the Chinese had re captured strategic points near Wenshoukung 12 miles west of Nanchang and were pressing forr ward in a drive aimed at the provincial capital i Observers here believed this drive directed at Nanchang from the west might divert a substan tial force of Japanese troops now concentrating on seizing the 150 mile stretch of the Nanchang Hangchow railway still in Chinese hands Along the railway western Chekiang the key city of Chuh sien (Chuchow) was in its fifth day of siege There were no new reports from the beleaguered air St Louis 008 000 Boston 1OO 215 0 Nigfceling and errell Hugh son and Conroy Cleveland at Washington night game Weather Bulletin prepared by the weather bureau office at Havre Wednesday June 10 1942 i Maximum June 9 79 Minimum June' 9 48 Temperature at 1 today 65 (He quoted witnesses on the Karelian isthmus that Russian i anti aircraft fire was heavy but I big fires were burning in both i fortresses I (He said the inns were pray ing that Leningrad would fall sothey could declare themselves out i of the war Nevertheless all "wap I quiet on the innish side of the Leningrad front and the corres pondent said innish leaders ap parently were reluctant to hurlthousands of soldiers to certain (death against the defenders of (Russian defenses across the a nr! i 4 1 4 a iixaicnau iDimimo ncic aiuuiiK iuo tew ieet iro strongest ever built he reported burst into flame but not befoie Pinnlah fnroa UHUNuKiNG June iu nur regulars Authoritative foreign quarters to day denied reports that unitea States air reinforcements have ar rived in China but said the ar rival of American ground crews indicated planes and pilots soon would aid Generalissimo Chiang Kai forces against the Japanese The only air force now operating in the China theater they said is the Ameri can volunteer group which will become part of regular United States army air force on July 4 (The London Daily! 'Telegraph quoting a 'Chungking dispatch said yesterday Americap and British air units had arrived in China' It said their arrival was announced after a Chinese gov ernment spokesman stated that response to appeal for aid from America and Britain has been prompt and (Observers here said the reports probably resulted from the trans fer of American volunteer airmen to interior Chinese bases and the DASEDALL (At Press Time) By United Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 000 1 Chicago' 000 Brooklyn at St Louis postpon ed Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati night game? AMERICAN Chicago 002 020 00 i Philadelphia 4 000 000 10 Humphries and Turner Knott and Swift NEA Radio Telephoto) the result of the recent futile raid on the harbor of Sydney Aus raising of one of the midget Japanese submarines sunk in the biggest Aussie port Radioed from Sydney to San rancisco this picture shows the nose of the sub which probably parried a six man crew and was slightly larger than those which attacked Pearl Harbor (NEA Telephoto) I Bartlett will present a picture of On hand to slap thp Japs attacking I president ranklin Roosevelt Alaska is Captain Gould Grovws I to the McKinley school and Mrs iwanuc uurus coinmaiiain? tne un Wq for nrasidont nr tne Marine detachment at Dutch Harbor Detroit OOO Krnr Vork OOO Benton and Tebbetts Breuer and JWwar i ft I kojl welter presiaent tne iviu Kinley TA will be present to I receive the picture Mrs Bartlett will also present a medal to the state essay contest winner David Perkins of Harlowton high school Thursday noon a no host lunch eon will be held at the Dutch Shop for department officers and chair men At 2 the first business ses sion will be held at the IOO hall and at 6 there will be a joint banquet at the Elks hall riday: 9:00 a business meeting at the IOO hall The Gold Star mothers will be preented during this session 12:00 noon no host luncheon for auxiliary presidents secre taries treasurers past presidents district presidents district past presidents district secretaries de partment past presidents national and past national officers at the Up and Up care 2:30 in (Please turn to Page 3) Navy Spokesman Hints That Nips Are Having Pipe Dreams WASHINGTON June 10 A navy spokesman comment ing on Japanese claims of troop landings on some of the Aleutian islands said today that none of inhabited areas islands or rocks are troubled with uninvit ed visitors up to this The spokesman added that tiie navy had "no information about any Japanese on Alaskan Naval observers here doubted that occupation of some of tlie Aleutians by tlie Japanese would present any important threat to I the North American mainland I ew if any of tlie Aleutians I outside of Unalaska on which I Dutch Harbor is located are i usable for land based aircraft or even for naval operations or Hip mnst nart the islands are pre cipitous rocks offering little I dally reported that the Russians shelter were killing Germans much fast The Japanese claimed to have (er on an average than they did Special Stamp WASHINGTON June 10 (UR) nr nenne versions The general reports claimed The United btates uirou iuc that the Japanese had postoffice department next points in the Aleutians but the will commemorate Chinas tive text of the communique said: years resistance to Japanese "June 7 naval units in closest gression by issuing a special 1 1 4 imnnrlal ViAorl 1 quarters communique was so be latedly issued did any axis coun it ry so much as admit that a great iliattle had been fought in the Midway zone and it was evident tliat they were attempting a propaganda build up which would cushion tlie bad news tor their people As part of the build up Berlin broadcast as from Shanghai: tenseness of the atmos phere on the northwestern coast I of America is indicated by news tiliar air raid was Lost by sounded in Prince Rupert a port Ion the Pacific coast of northern By United Proas Icahad'a south of the Alaskan bor A full week after its attack on! der Monday night The all clear Dutch Harbor and six days after! however was sounded when it Jl'Wds mat inuur first communique been a friendly one not Japa nese Tokyo Says Only Aircraft Carrier Lost Japs Claim Landings on Aleutians BIRTHS 1 To Mrs Chester Teigen of Havre a son June 9 at the Sac red Heart hospital He broke a solid succession of DEATH 38 girlsorn in the families of: Clarence flawklnson 51 Havr his parents Councilman and 'Mrs I MARRIAGE LICENSE 'Au Lawrence He is the John Joseph Zapphone Jr X3 first male child born in this gen and Lucille rance 20 notn 01 Lewistown General Assembly Thursday Morning Open Encampment The encampment of the Auxil sjiiary to the Veterans of oreign iWars department of Montana 1 opens its 1H42 sessions witn a 1 general assembly with the com i rades at the Orpheum theatre lfUnioda mnvnlntT nl 1 fl inuiouj muiiuuft uu xv i National Representative Grace i Davis secretary treasurer of the natIona'organizatlon vlll i presented along with Department i i President Mary 'Bartlett of Mis soula The address of welcome be given by Mayor A Wright The public is invited to attend the I assembly I The Gold Star mothers will be! ffli 'i introduced at this time Mrs just missea ins uuiviuuuiit i struck a ditch adjoining the I feUhwoi? and namP tn stnn Ji fpr foot trntn tnp roan rne sin Leningrad orts Being Hammered By Batteries i inns Hoping City Will all in Order To Get Out of War MOSCOW June 10 (UR) A dispatch to the army newspaper Red Star said today that the sit uation at Sevastopol was grow ing graver and that the German's were pressing forward over thous ands of their dead whose bodies cluttered itress On the big scale said the fighting odds without yielding am inch of ground Dispatches emphasized that German corpses and tlie wreck age of burned out tanks almost paved the approaches to the Cri mean navaj base More than 2500 Germans were killed before Sevastopol in one fighting last communique said It was offl Tractor Wheel Crushes Ankle I Of Oscar Johnson Oscar Johnson rancher living 20 miles north of here on the Wil low Creek road was brought to Havre Tuesday for surgical atten tion to a crushed ankle ankle was crushed and broken when a tractor wheel fell on his lotr Johnson and a companion had precipitation for the 24 houra 'flniehad flllintr thftrMr whpftls Ot' nn zl 1 10 a tractor with concrete and iveie I hoisting one of the wheels into place when the chain hoist bioke and "dropped the wheel on John leg Oh Boy! Rommel Increasing Pressure Against Bir Hacheim Salient CAIRO June 10 British rn nvn rl 1 rt iintta OllfY ree rench 1 mnro Inrp oanalo attacks on the imperial southern salient at Bir Hacheim 48 miles southwest of Tobruk yesterday the British Middle sum tuuuy A com 1 Col Gen Erwin forces were pressure daily against the Bir Hacheim defenses which guard the main desert route to coastal nt the time of first air raids on the Tobruk and the Suez attack the lllh in two weeks of fierce battle I rirtico Annpala was carried out by an increased llnx number of tanks supported by HELENA June 10 (UR) dive bombers infantry and artii Curtiss late yesterday appealed to levy the communique said The fact that the British had of a Lewis and Clark county dis trict court in favor of the state of Montana Curtiss had been ad judged guilty of burning insured prbpery with intent to defraut insuror sixth day of a offensive the Russian garrison was against overwhelming Has Close Call In Pursuit Crash MR 1 4l live service ana assiguea lu uil staff of Governor Tugwell The dirt in Washington is that when this story about Command er rumored appoint wont tn th rrnvprnnrshin anneal 'ed It was too iriuch A request its attack on Midway Island 1 a XT 1 Slsvtti tin Y1 tKQ 11 PH 1 1 I II! 111 I I IWMWW I 111 I 4 11111" 1 I A 4 It A inander Hennings be transferred on its biggest naval engagement to sonic nice quiet spot say like the war and the iirst gieat Pearl Harbor 1 naval defeat in its history Here Mr Hennings went uno imperial nenuquai tei ai jvrU action She had been married to admitted the loss of one aircraft the commander only last August carrier heavy damage to a sec The assignment to Puerto Rico ond carrier damage to one cruis was in the nature of a belated I er and the loss of 35 planes honeymoon on a lovely island) It asserted that the United paradise Mrs Helmings before States had lost two aircraft cai her marriage had been Josephine riers of the Enterprise and Hor? Halpin a radio personality in St jn 1 9000 tcHi class and elalme Louis who knew what she wanted the deStru Vs Ui i Havre Man Escapes Injury When Plane Bursts Into lames Recent news stories Tacoma Washington in regard to an army fighter plane crashing and burning 40 feet off busy Pacific highway south of the city center was of interest to many Havre people as the pilot of the crashed fighter plane was Dale Anderson son of Mr and MrsJ Anderson 904Mon tana avenue Second Lieutenant Anderson was able to extricate himself be fore the plane burst into flames Sending a Tacoma news In regard to the crash to his par ents young Anderson penned at the bottom' wrong name The item follows in parti i plane passed over the lour or Boverui uuLumvuuea the busy highway One driver i Charlie Mael news stand oper? VN I 3 4 1 4 iiiui at run num mo ymuu Twin Japanese Drives Being Resisted Along Railroad and how to go about getting it When Mrs Hennings learned her husband was to be given the rush to another stationha utartad wrltlncr letters At erous American positions in uie least three congressmen two Aleudan islands of which Dutch newspapermen one lobbyist and he Mef and sald ha Diinrfn Pfpfln rpfl AMIt i commissioner in Washington the lion Bolivar Pagan got letters on the subject Now Rex Tugwell is still about us popular with some congress men as poison gas and that goes i for Commissioner Pagan When ever anything unfavorable to Tugwell has appeared in Puerto Rican newspapers Pagan has a 1 il 3 zirti nt in seen IU umi me uuuuiiivnv wmx renrl And nAnASO 1 IAH AAOO CI 31 llfuUl illU UUUgl ViMMUVM have vied with each other and with Pagan in having reprinted any unfavorable comments on the subject of Tugwell Consequently i when the Hennings case broke in the Puerto Rican newspaper El Mundo bang it went into the Congressional Record and the cat was thereby let out of the bag All this storm broke when Gov ernor Tugwell was In Jamaica attending an important Carib bean conference Leaving the con ference cold and also leaving his island legislature to stew in it? (Please turn to Page 3) American Merchant Ship Sunk Off West Coast After Lidl in last offensive when 35000 Germans fell in a 17 day battle Gen ritz Erich von Manstein was estimated to nave thrown nt least 150000 men besides herds of tanks and swarms of planes Hntn 4r tnlA found the Aleutians practically ivastopol and wiped out abridge worthless because of the extreineead 'sooner or difticulty of constructing bases the Russians will drivethp Gpr and beewuse ef almost cou imans nom the Crimea tinuous fogs In the area which Besides planes artillery tanks made operations difficult and machine guns and dangerous Russians used bayonets to wither Observers believe that if the 1 the ferocious German charges Japanese occupied the outlyingpnd last communique islands it would be little more reported that a red fleet bad val than a face saving move to offset iantly fought the enemy their defeats in the Midway area I wa not determined whether and in the Coral sea j'he soviet shPS battling German naval craft or shelling' On maps the Aleutians lookGerman land po3itions like a series of stepping stones On the Sevastopol linking North America iand Asia enemy plays no attention to los Actually they have no value as ses and continues his attack stepping stones Even the excel against the heroic clty the com lent anchorage at Dutch Harbor munique said men are re would have no facilities for dock peiiing the enemy attacks and in ing or repairing any Japanese 'fiicting heavy naval vessels of any size ourteen German tanks wero Dutch Harbor however might destroyed around Sevastopol pre prove useful as a submarine base (sumably yesterday the commun except that Kodiak important ique said Ten tanks were dis naval and air station 600 miles abled and the Russians in air t0 the east is so close that it combat and with anti aircraft probably would make Dutch Har guns destroyed seven German bor untenable by the Japanese iplanes and damaged 14 (The Stockholm newspaper Al Helsinki Correspondent Contract Awards (reported that many thousand HELENA June 10 (UR) Tha 1 German batteries were hammer General? Supply Co the John'ing Leningrad while the German Leslie Paper Co both of Great i air force bombed Kronstadt and alls and the Missoula Mercan i Totleben the fortresses guarding tile Co were yesterday awarded I the city contracts totalling $5000 for the)' (He quoted witnesses on the yearly supply or paper proaucts for all state institutions State business session Purchasing Agent Henry announced y' is JO 9 Il imMM till i ii I.