Red Army Hurls Back Great German Drive
The Port Arthur News
PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1942.
U.S. REPORTEDLY BOMBS NAZI BASES
RUMANIAN OIL FIELDS, BLACK SEA
PORTS HIT
3 Battle-Scarred American
Craft Down In Turkey
BELIEVED FROM EGYPT
Writer Sees Planes And
Men At Ankara Airport
By Farnsworth Fowle
ANKARA, June 13 (INS).
—United States army bombers
were reported tonight to have
staged heavy raids on vital
Rumanian oil centers and porti,
as well as German-held points on
the south Russian coast in their
first action over the Russian-Black
sea, still awaiting confirmation by official
American sources.
DARWIN RAIDED
27 Jap Bombers Visit But
Damage Is Light
AT, ALIED HEADQUARTERS,
Australia, Sunday, June 14 (UP)—
Twenty-seven Japanese bombers
escorted by fighters raided Darwin
yesterday but did little damage,
General MacArthur's headquarters
announced today. One enemy and
one Allied plane were lost, headquarters
announced.
CHASING NIPS
Progress Of Aleutian Operations
Obscure
WASHINGTON, June 13 (J?).—
American army and navy aviation
striking whenever the dirty weather
of the far north permitted,
were at work today to drive the
Japanese from their fingertip hold
on the outermost end of the Aluetian
island chain stretching westward
from Alaska.
The progress of operations, however,
was obscure. The navy, for
the time, stood on its original announcement
that attacks against
the Japanese in the islands “are
continuing."
RESCUE CREW TRIES TO
REACH BURIED MINERS
RENTON, Wash., June 13 (UP).
- Rescue crews tolled desperately
tonight to reach two miners, uninjured,
but trapped behind a 40-
foot slide 500 feel below the earth's
surface since Friday noon at the
Renton Mining company two and
one-half miles southwest of here.
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