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: th-answers ana-nevei^ask for Flier Claims Jap .Pilots in Aleutians ^A'lsoSecond^rate" -^Rv RTISSFTt T--ANNABEL-- - -United-Press-Staff-Correspondent SAN DIEGO, Cal., May- 28-- "Ever since *earl~Harbor "tfie-Sir and the inlermountaln area have "been he3rlnf^Kat"tKe^peppie"6f the-B^lflc-coast^feel-that-they- are more seriously, more lnflmately7 at-war--than their ffllf>gr-nAiintrv.-u- ' papers or otherwise porsu^the-' -mijWectr~---------------- 7= ' The degree-of hatred of-the-Japs -on^a=percapita--basis-mrnt:ablyriisi Jiot.as.inkSr.se in. this.hugely, swollerrSan-Diegeras-if is icTofber Cal ifornia to-Japan-'when-Pearl Harbor^was-at-feackedj--ioday^-urg'ed--p o: America.: learn more about the -habits,-history^, and -ideaa^.of--?r>ttu nations as.a foundation for Inter national-peace: A -sound men beyond the `Rock tea. In Say California popu DEFENSE' COMMAND (U.R)--Jap- Diego one, sees the--reason why. dominant. The eastern American anese-`-Zero- pii'oLs m; this combat San Diego is a city of^the war and if he but bad a cnance. The rnazone aren't what they used to be, for the war, swollen by the-war or one from the plains or the south beset other nations -- particularly the Far East^-'hs -the surest ?W&5T of avoiding future wgrs,----sald- according to Cap:. Edward Lass, Fort ColLtrs, Colo., who recently to enormous size and expanse, is inclined to hold that, after all, concerned with nothing'else bat a i>orn in this country who "G'rew in delivery a speech prepared for before . the Harvard returned from a six months' tour war with-the hated and unforgiv- never aaw JaPan be loyal Alumni association. ` of-duty in-the Aleutians. - - ahle-zJapanese^to-4he--akaost--totaI oC . Californians, .however, Grew said he had found "a sur- .Formerly' a hard-rock miner in disregard of the Germans. including many of high ' intelli "prismg_ and ominous lack of . un BOTH TTMI AND IFFOtT J ~waKd tf pow wt'j fa phNwtl Th lw>v># dp<iiJt lrk, sp---I Colorado\ and now a Flying Fort ress. ELL-t, Captain Lass has -par ticipated- in many' borftbing at They had tneir'Japs here in the gence, hate them all, trust none and would frankly write race into derstanding among pur own peo ple of the problems cf--foreign days cf peace and always suspect the- constitution if--they--could to .affairs.and_of the lives, history,_re-_ HwMd.TtbtaMndel*Uil I hi ***vjr a g g r e* a mu u h I SCH3S in pod.sK or buA at VOUK' | a *d i>t sumt. d e a l b i. tacks against the Japanese on Kiska and Attn, and :n his opinion the quality of the Japanese pilots "has far!te'r=bff--greatly-since the early months of the Aleutian war. ed tthat- the Japanese fishermen were interested primariiy in spy ing on our navy and our vital sWerg-kfr ' ' dentaU}-, and as a blind, m the revoke the citizenship of those who hold it, intern them, every one, until the war is over and then deport all who were born or even studied in Japan n.d forbid any sources, habits and psychologies of foreign nations and foreignpeoples.1"___________________________ On the other `hand, the JapaTiese failed to understand the f jr M o^ Mr BnaKh Am ACELLR&fluisI SEED COMPANY 1 `"They used to keep after -you business of catching fish. new Japanese"Jap to set foot_.on American .psychology and capa-, *31 ma t io trten * tok*ii>BM- like hornets, coming :n again, and 'again,"scrlorg'as they had.gas~and They have seen green American soldiers and sailors disappear into American soil after, that. This is not-entirely a new feeling. It ex- cities. Grew asserted. Branichoi In Brawliy, Ita HUfS* Oardsno, Sotiirai, SoMie"Wwte . ^amunUion,ll*Capain_Xass--sa2d- the haze of the-Pacific and have lsted-~before ;=but--1t--has^bvej i^in^ -^he--Brimarck^Se^and^arChi- ""''But the pilots they've go! out M+s -ar-e.Vt--so-ea-get--to liiix us. One pass and they're ir-sthrough. The}' almost- rever-follriw TIME antius cut, to sea, like the former Zero SAVtphots did.M BOTHER"ANTI-AIRCRAFT is STRONG seen many- ^Kem-coroe back onatreteners nr feebly...waiking. -Thewhcle-area-far--back--into-the-hillsar.d beyond; them- over--into--the.^outh western desert teems , with soldiers, marines and bluejackets training for war'and awaiting'that tensifxed by Pearl'Harbcr, 3ataan, uadalcarial aad!^he muider oF the captive DoolitUeTStlleis. "The" expansion of "San Diego far out Into country which was only, hills of sand, .and rotten rock where the plant workers pelago were named in 1834 for the GerThari-''Iron-Chancellor?* -LE&AL-NOTIGE- IN THE SCPERIOFt COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR'THE COUNTY OF MONTEREY. ft u fci li tr y i 'Captain Lass expressed the be lief, v/hich `is .shared by other'air =unpredieta-ble-hcur..wh en ^ -tey-wtH= quietly vanish to be replaced by others. and service families live in trauers and rows of rather tidy lit In the Matter of tHe Rstete of ' CHARLES AUGUSTUS KTERNAN. also known as CHARLES A. KIER- men here, that the Japanese pilots now based at.Kiska are second.or. There are guns tle ."project" houses Is entirely visible from- .uwar.-- expansion. They--have- - NAN, and also knc^n as C. A. KIERNANr Deceased. '' third-rate men, probably without previous combat experience, and that this accounts in part for their complete `inability to rr.eas.ure up to c r fighter pilots in the a:'r There`is nothing much wrong, however, with the anti-aircraft .defenses at Kiska and Attu. Cap tain Lass s=id. As proof that the Japanese gun ners really send the flack up in large quantities. Captain Lass states that in eight out of eleven raids~his~ bomber was hit. In one attack the tail turret was shat tered, showers of broken glass .fly ing over the tail gunner, Pvt. Ray Burns, Los Anaeles, Cal.. and one .large fragment actually landing In 'sbr'j "public' roads and* mysteri spread out mile after mile and' NO. 7748 ous areas are posted and patrolled yet one hears of'bunks In trail NOTICE OF KEARING FUITTION by sentries and the planes which ers rented for two or even three ' FOR PROBATE OF WILL growl up ar.d down the coast and stand boldly out to sea, are up shifts pf sleepers who came from outside to help turn out planes. - A document purporting- to-be ~tbe last will and testament of Charles' Augustus Klernan, also known as there not only to give their crews Now and again the established Charles A Klernaa, and also known experience but to protect ships going end coming and prevent a locaL.citizens.-permit themselves to wonder what will happen when as C.. A. Klernan, deceased, having been produced-and f tled-lu^tSB^court, together- with a petition for''probate repetition of Pearl Harbor. Some of the wrecked equipment thereof, and for letters of Adminlatra- the war is won and suddenly the tlon-wlth-Wlll -.^jonezed, -to-be-grant-' jobs- are-ended,- but that is--a- -ed-arrd-issued "conJessle-FraxoeaUEtier- of war comes back to..San Diego throught that is quickly swept un nan, said petition Is hereby set for for salvage and scrap and it surely der the rug, F:na.lly,_f or the com is no m*'!tary secret that new stuff fort of the east, it can be reported hearing by the Court on JJonday, the 7 th day-of June, 3943, ax fCKbO^o'clock am. of that cay, tt the courtroom of is going out, but not as much as th e figh-.ers could use and possl- that although San Diego hersell to be mder the considerso( the said court, In -Use courthouse.at SalIffaBUMonterey County,' CalTfbrnla, at which time and place any person In bly, not as much as they need. Japs or thereabouts ar.d more terested may appear and contest said There are war widows in San .grimly at war^than most "other Di.e..go andJl_w.ar .ba.bies who, never cities, the motor trafnc is neavy win_anri..lle_obJectLcna_in writing to the granting of said petition. Wltnass my hand and the seal of wv i.ll. see , thei,r fath.e, rs , an"d "Littl.e , on the ,long-.,nau.l .hi.gh, ways and, en. - Pndes. who have thumbed--their --? -r------^--r-r- ------------------j-- the Superior Court this 25th Mav,-1943--=------ ---------------------- day of RedecorateYour Ro o bis for. Only $2.98 Each!: For only $2.98 (the cott oI . ona-gallon-of-EemTonB7ldirsbr aclie Wall Finish), you can ro. decorate an averaged - rined_ room. Kem-Tone coven wallpaper wilh one coat Driesin or.e hour. Has no-offnatvB paint odor. And it's washable I -- Let--u--demonitttt#-- Kem- " TonB"for7ott_.No"obllgitl>iC- ins lap. ____ _ t___*_ 'Evened by_o:d-style prewar mad- EMMETT G. McMENAMTN, . In another raid, as Captain Lass way so to"apeak, to the jumping place to be with the~"men' of men whe drive like hell. _ __ . . ___Clark - ------------ ' By ~N7 WRIGHT. Depun'. ' --and-h-is^co^ilotmEtTRobert-Sweetr Mentone, Cal., were making a . bombmg-r-un-on-the-Japanese-submarine base at Kiska, a direct hit crashed through the glass nose of thi3 marrying army and t avy-, tak ing their chances on finding quar ters in an overcrowded camp. There are many, no doubt, wrhose parting kiss within a few weeks Wes Gallagher lo Kest in Santa Cruz SANTA CRUZ, May 28 -- Wes JOHN MIT,TON THOMPSON Attorney for Petitioner 126 Bonifacio Street Monterey, California the bomber,_narrowly missing- the Gailgghpr, Associated Press cor bombardier, Lt. John J. Brahan, or monthE 'wil] b'e" farewell.'ATldt' of them get jobs in the airplane respondent who wag injured re Long 3each, "N. Y., who owes his plant and some exceptional girls, cently in Tunisia, is coming home hfe--to-the iact that-at- the-instant such' as the young widow of ar. soon, according to a message re the fragment hit, he had bent over enlisted saiior who has a baby nine to pick up his.notebook. -JAP-eArRratS.ONS GROWING During these 11 raids. Captain ^BAhs-old:^Te~takeh~ihto~thVraf=~ fices of the navy. --tx-&eurserthere-re war widows Ltimasess_b,boym_Zbeerro-ws.a_sb-ual_t-ttahcek_ejT3drDs_epvue. ora.tsl --a.,-n1^d.----w-- ,ar baoie_=s--e--ls-e---w--h---err=e?-r--,-.b--ut,1 "mfaJledr\ito; score a single hii. One : .aremo-statistigs, Zero, a gray singlerfWatl^j^rter^ it-'sfefems that me^.idust-be-mpr^ tried a belly attack.apd got'more cf-them ih San Diego'in'proportion' to the population. Young wives ceived this week by his mother, -Mrs--Tjfl-VTgr Pnrpton ~ Vn=r.& ~~__ 'GaUaghet received. a back in-^ jiiry ln 'which--ho. was ridin'g-'bvertumed during the, allied"ttrlJTe^orrTuhjs and Bizerte-j1 and have to remain in_ a cast| for-several-Tr.on.ths The wire, re-j layed by the Aseodated Press'Trr-l than he bargained for, .Captain have flocked here to the water's New York stated.* "Feeling "well: jss said, when the bottom turret gunner of the big bomber, S|t. Jcseph-.V-Gooperr Alsmo, Tex., got :n a burst that drove the Jap off with smoke pouring frem his en edge when young American men shove off to some of the most bru tal fighting in the history -of warv There are areas of camouflage Probably be home in'Tfew weeks. No permanent injuries." utofcKiA .feinala rfo, gine. *" around San Diego bo elaborate and ingenlus_that they create a sensation almost of dizzinesa TTH HOLE WAS CHURCH SITE even seen from the ground at ^close^ranger^whlcl at Prout's-Neck country club goLf that from- the- air, even a Jap course can't help feeling church-' - who" fished IKeee waters and conscious even at a game of golf. went to the local schools would A marker at the seventh hole rr.e- mistake an Important target for fRorislizes the s-:te of'Mame't first- -something not-worth bombimng., :----~--u............. , 1 Anglican church built pricr to I There are guards on every ha"nJdj" --" br-i"??. 1658.... 1 and, as a tribute to stupidity, a**t -__-*irtv 1 ----- ' /> - y, ' JL; f .............-- -r* > * //, ^ ']*'' -p' <?" "J ' >V < ', * , - `^ ^ ^ ------{, -,vs<s -ns ^#^5^ ^