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contrast with .what w8s in store "Anl for German cities. : ics. ' ' 6n LY 12 KILLED ' The raid on London'was heavy but nothing compared to many since the first German bombers struck the almost defenseless city Suggestions from Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms 1*--Why go' around a nazi roacf block sral Sherman tanlq does as it rolls through dele, part of the British eighth army, was :i*l British photo radioed to New York.) on the night of Sept. 7, 1940. It seemed puny, alongside, what has since been visited on German cities. The feeling was summed up by a Cockney wpman leaning against mNTmwmx a telephone pole outside her CHIEFS TOUR5 wrecked home. Through her tears she said to this reporter: "At least, it's a pleasure, to im agine what 'we can do - with a thousand tons to Berlin if they cari do this with 30 tons to us." airman The raid killed perhaps 12 peo il; com- ple, injured others and wrecked id yes- NAPLES, Oct. 5. --(Delayed)-- scores of houses through a mile broad- (UPJ-- Gen. Sir Harold R. L. G. of working class suburb. I toured I'regu- Alexander, commanding Allied the district during the early'morn e views ground forces in Italy, and Lt. ing after the raid had died out. jalysts" Gen. Mark W. Clark, >fifth army This is what it was like: dom of commander, inspected the Naples area this morning in a Jeep. `Workmen were tearing down a blood-splashed wall. A sailor home course, They visited the harbor, where for his first leave in a:year was e guise Allied shipping already is arriv being carried out, his head smash tsuming ing and airfields which bad been ed when shrjapnel hit his bed. A tots are cleared of Wrecked enemy planes. woman stood near- by in a daze, a, I can 'Clark, who had visited Naples clinging determinedly tp a single >y they several times previously since, it shoe--a man's. i. fist wi'b ini fiHi# fell to the Allies, pointed out the BABY BORN IN BAH) o reach various points of interest to Alex Two invalid old women were lericans except ander, who was making his first visit, and introduced him to nu killed in what was a house next door. Now it was only a mass of Ty men merous commanding officers and rubble. Farther on, four people 0 chos- Italian officials. had been killed in a yard while compe- As they passed through the watching the departing British lexecu- streets doughboys, who know Clark's lanky figure well and rec bombers, and bors injured. 15 of their neigh iid not ognized Alexander by the red 1 Spoke band around his cap, cheered lus In the midst of the destruction, ^as obColum a conf limit- ily fac- tily. Alexander noted copies of the proclamation he had address ed to Neapolitans posted in vari ous placed through the streets. The two generals alsd visited the front lilies in the Naples sec WEARS HUSBAND'S STRAW CLEVELAND. --<U.R>-- The fa miliar feminine refrain: "What shall J wear?" is something .that never bottlers Mrs. Marguerite C. Reilley, superintendent 'of the tor, where the, Germans j were Marysville reformatory for wom pulling out city. - ; after ; evacuating : . i. the en. Mrs. Reilley, who didn't have a hat tel wear to church while Vis Alexander conferred with sev iting in Cleveland, startled fellqw- Jolson, ,'er who , 22,000 . th Af- ota tooalariaL eral top ranking generals in this area and; chatted with Leopoldo Piccard!,' j Premier Marshal Pietro Bacjoglio's representative here. He also talked With CoL Edward 'E. Hume, AMG: chief for this region. worshippers at St, John!? cathe by donning her husband's straw. The double-duty chapeau, with the brim; turned down rakish _. vyould have won acclaim from any! modiste. j__ d spent BE PATRIOTIC... BE THRIFTY... invest in WAR STAMPS and BONDS Then save money by carrying out needed painting only with KEM-TONE.,. a id buy' yourself more War Stamps and .Bone s with! die''difference''! Here's how you save time ,, trout Ieand money' with KEM-TONE; 1. less expensive . . gallon dedt on evsn ge reap. . 2. KEM-TONi mars most Wollpopen, j painted wdls did callings, wall*' baartt, basement wells with . i one seat.. ; : .:KEm|t o NE applies Uke magic J.KIM+TONE dribs in one beiir. JNWITHA ROLLER KOATER , , ` I -if It WITH id. She in^ his !*** I N SALISBURY pointing out that thi doctrine is I.R>--Thp iomposi- sufficiently elastic cover col-' Pietrq Badpgliote labpration with any ele- __it, apd partic- ment in enemy couni ies. '1 ' ion of two alleged Some London observer* fear ttsj" is expected to be . ! jpi .. of irosio. and raised Roatta in the Italii government g meeting of >e may (discourage: the ticipatiop teijranean commiss in of democratic Italiai nents and diplomatic obserVi disturb' Balkan un'di jrpuna lead- ers who blame for the rav- lieved (hat thp entire aging, and p: and burning 's status ak 4 ``qo- of Slovenian inn vil- the wiarTijigainst lages. [ . undergo arsearch- " ' {V- EAlltLFUL DURABLE FlbQRiR SHtnWtN-WJLUAf ...... BIIAl Atougb, grog wetting jet unci for wood, linoleum sod ;e Soon. Dries h STOCK ARMSTI