,EVERY LITTLE HELPS"fH Do not en courage Slacken;, Pro N aZIB or Trouble Makers. ARE YOU DOING YOUR BIT? VOL. XXVII. EXPECTS EVERY E ST. ENGLAND ~IAN TO DO HIS Kll"'TS-N~ - ~ DAILY BASSETERRE FRIDAY Personal. 24, JANUARY 1941. Britain's Creat Air Offensive at S H· O P Me&srs. N. Berridge and S. Byro n, for.me-rly cler~s in the j Liverpool Row. AGAINST NAZI ~udit Departmen~ sailed last ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ge ' flY w it: for.. Antig u where I hey ! Colony of the Leeward Islands h a ve a:olsuIDfld similat' posts in ! Over 700 Hammer Blows at thA Audit. Department in that i Pres idency. M l'. Berridge will Enelny's War Strengtb be greatly missed in sporting circles. He was captain of the Registry of Tit]es. Island of St. Christopher. Oourage and bcience Hand Hotspurs F. C. which ma1e its in Ha nd in A ttacks on first appearance in .football comSchedule of Applications for Certificates of Titles and Notings 200 ~lili tary Targets petition this se3son. M r_ Byron thereon, a nd Caveats, for the week ending the 18th day of . 111 n d' s Iea d'Ing January , 1941. was one 0 f th e IS (Issued by the Publicity Department tenors and the best in the choir of St. Kitts-Nevis) of the Basseterre Methodist Nature of Request, whether I Church of which he was a faith. Date of Request Person Presenting. for Certificate of Title, or The full story of the _fu_1_m_fl_m_b_e_r_._-'_·V_.'_'_ _ _ _- - i Noting thereon, or Caveat. ! bombing attacks nlade on The Oriental Art Palace, i 1 Title by Registration Act Cap. 99 I I tne~oyal I 1 plan tbe the accornpanYlng maps prepared by the British Ministry of Information. Rpgist.rar's Office, 16tb .January, 1941. E WD V D ,A. E EL YN, The rnaps show thA vast Registrar of Titles. web of destruction woven object to the issuing of a night after night b British A ctZ:ng NOTE.-Any person who desires to Certificate of Title on the above application may enter a bonlber~, who have struck ~ CAVEAT in the above Office within 21 days from the date . . 2· .. i of th e first appearance of the above Schedule in the "Daily at ~)ver 0.0 mIllt~ry ta!get~. ! Bulletin" newspaper in the said Island. Th1S web IS clogglngtiltier s : I great industrial and war i ta.l C Fontball will he I'esumed this aftel·noIJn. 'I he following are , t hA fix ', ures up to the end of i January: l SEN lOR DIVISION Mon. 27. Hot~pun~ vs, Hivals, l\,eft'ree G B. Hunte. Thun1, 30, H otspu ,'8 vs l1~agles Refel'ee G. B. Hunte. i DIVISION r-.. , 0'~_~ ~ ~ ~-\ ~~V" .~ ~ LA . ' ~. ~ ~~E Fixtupes This effective remedy has a two-fold function. It may be used both externally and internally. It is truly the housewife's best friend, a marvellous reliever of pain. j Always keep it handy. Sold in one size only-never sold in bulk. Get the,genuine. Frid8Y 24, Riv~ds vs. GreIm . . School. Ref. R BE\rridge. I Toes 28, Gram. Scbool VB. I H otsptUQ, Ht'J. E G.O Ber ' idge Fr'iday 31, Rivals vs. Eagles. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Referpe B. H. Ross. London, Jany 21st-Britain today after a T1ight in which the el u b Secret <l rie8 please llote lost nine merehant ships totlilliof;{ BI'itish Isles were clear of carefully the abuve fixtures. thil'ty thousand two bundred and raiders . ') twent.y six tons Wt'e K ending London. Jan. ..,1.st.-Inc8nTHE POOR MAN'S B'RIEND I January 12th ~dmiralt~ repo~ted diaries reported dlopp od In today. DUrIng p(~r~od her- London's sub!lrbs today and Put up in small ~)QttJes that are many claimed tot'i 1 of forty- two bouse -'\' ives even joined in the easily portable and sold for il vpry thousand seven hund"ed tons work of smotberin~ them quickly smal l sum, Canadian H~aling O .J sunk. as th~y fell. ,posses--es mQP:~ J,Jower in concenLondon, Jany 21st-G. Hall TokyC', Jany 20th-F ,lreign :trt ated fonn than one hundred Colonial Unde;-Secretary told . Minister M '1tsu Oka told Jap ti m es the quantity of many Commons Food Ministry hiiS! DIet that Jap·1.n Italy and unguents. Its cheapness and the arranged to ptlr~hase from W. 1. Ger'many will accompli~h goal of varied ,uses to which it ean be all · available suppUes of oranges New Order "if only given time" put trn~ke it the poor mao's fdend. there. and expI'eRsed hope that United No dealer's stock is complete London, J~n. 21st ,-Two dilY- States will bend with utmost without it. ' light alal'ms sounded in London effort to ally impending (,J'i~is ()f 1 i macbine. More than 700 blows bave been struck at Germany itself, from the .Baltic bea to Switzerland, ~I)_"'~ i I JUNIOR by : J6th January ANNE EGLANTINE Request for Issue of First I Ai~ Forc~, and car~ful ' 1941 at 2 p.~ , JEFFERS Certjficate of Title to land in whIch hes behInd by her Solicitor her possession at New Town, I attacks, i8 t.old in C. F. Henville. Basseterre. . BRITISH WORKERS DRAFT INTO WAR FA(;TORIE~. London, Jan 21st.-Bevin informed Commons that the GO\7e"nment has deeided to registel' Britain's working men and wOrDfln for drafting into war fact ories. He announced the ~teddily increa~ing production despite air raids but added the country has now reached a sta e w hE>n it will be DeC8.$~ '"lry , to tak-e- - i n b"5?T. : ~i8 ~l'Rtio'n per Bge groups. He ~in~ the registr'Htion is to make a list. of tho'3e who ~hould be cal'led n;pon to serve the State in itA national industry Football ~~~~~~' ~~~~~~~~I ·~~~~~~~~~~~ I ~aziGernlany NORTHROP Or LYMAN CO.. ,LIMITED. from the North Sea hundreds of nliles inland to Berlin and beyond. The cbief obJ'ectives have been oil depots and refineries, armament works, aerodronles, docks and naval bases, goods yards and raihvay ju oetions, barges and sb ipping J They are clearly shown on t.he map~. Bpsides each name of a bonlbed target is , the n u m he l' 0 f t i In e sit has , been attacked. "Berlin 15, : ~i)helmshaven to, Frank- J2" bring home the ta]e of destruction. The I rnap of the Ruhr sbows every town of irnportance ! furt I A F .. as an!t. . . vIctlnl. : Ham Dl ha s 11 ad more· tha n I i 60 raids, and ~~ssAn, the : great arnlS centre, 16. : ' (Cont.inuer! on page 4) civjlization. Also claimpd Brit ' sh Colonips and Domioion8 interfering in various way s wit h J a p :3 n 8 hip p i :"1?; . Pa.ge 2 THE ST KITTS-NEVIS DAI"LY BULLETI~ FRIDAY 24 JANUARY 1941 ::s Appreciation of 23rd January, 1941. Government Notices. ' It is notified for general infornlation t hat the people of Nevis have preThe following extracts, taken sented a mobile canteen at fronl a: letter recently . received £250 in answer to the from the West India Committee A sum of £2,101. 8. 6t has been received from Secretary of State's appeal acknowledging the arrival of some of the planters in the island of St. Kitts ag a for these units. This sum two cases sent by the St. Kitts contribution to the Imperial Government towards the was collected as follows: Working Party, should be of pU1 chase of a "Spitfire" aircraft. ." " general interest:-S I f "They "(the two cases)" have This amount has bee~ paid into the local Treasury a e 0 sc~ap just been deiivered to the Depot, and the Crown Agents wIll be requested to make an llron on whIch and the .excellence of the wo~k equivalent payment to the proper authority in the p<?rters worked and packIng conforms yet agaIn United Kingdom. His Excellency the Acting Gover- jl wIthout pay £107. 8. 0 ~~ ,~~io~:~t ~oe ~~~~ct be~~~~ nor has been informed of this very generous gift of I From Red Cross St~ Kitts. The knitted comforts the planters of this island and he will no doubt take and War Chariare so much welcomed by all the immediate steps to notify the Secretary of State of ties Committee 71. 6. 0 forces and t.he Centra~ Hospital this contribution towards the Empire's war effort. From "Win th Supply SerVIces ~o~mIttee were A list of the donors with the amounts given .is e equally apprecla tl ve of the d d' War Fund" 71. 6. 0 beautifully made hospital appen e .ESTATES. AMOUNT. supplies. PROPRIETORS. £250. O. 0 .St. Kitts War Effort Ad ministrator's Office, St. Kitts-Nevis, 23rd January, 194I. 4 I. I I The 9~. 4d. from th~ Angui!la R. Yearwood Girl Gutdes was of specI~1 I int~~est to La dy Da vson who .IS J W. Thurston & Co. Ltd. wntIn~ t.o them personally. In i E. J Shelford apprecIatIOn ~f the hIg;h i ]. R. & G. H. Yearwood standard of theIr wor.kmanshIP : Col. Matthew-Lannowe and such generous assIstance to I' (London) the War Effort of t~e ~other Mrs. L. A. ~1alone Country. The enthuslastI.c. help I A. W. Elliott of these smaller communItIes IS I Thurston & Co. Ltd.} of great encoura~emen~ to .all E. J. Shelford wh? know the dIfficultIes wIth W. E. Walwyn whIch they have to contend. The Farm Syndicate A few da~s ago, Lady Da vson Mrs. Fletcher-Lamb.crt was at Buck!nghalll Palace wh~n Miss IY1cArthur the Queen Inspected the MobIle P. M. Todd Canteen~ pr.e~ented by the Mrs. Napier (London) Crow!l C?IOOle~. Sh,e ~aw the Mrs. Norman Miller contnbut~on of 81. chrIstopher (London) and NevIs and felt very proud Capt. C. E. B. Walwyn and glad that the people In alII (R. W. A. F. F.) the .bombed areas would see i Hon. Thomas Manchester ta ngI ble proof of the support C R Blake and goo~will of t~e Colony. Mrs: L. A. Burt Your gIftS to ChIld E~acu.ees (Miami, Florida) a:e more than w.e1come In :~Iew , Hon. G. P. Boon } ot ~he severe wInte.r c~ndItIOns , Miss & Messrs A & 1. Reid WhICh we are expenenCIng, and! Miss M. B. & H. "A. Walwyn are also appreClat~d by those' Lady Wigley } rendered homeless In many of A. M. Reid, O.B.E. our towns. Leslie Reid (London) We were able to pack and , H G P Boon send from this DehPWot a C hdr~st- I A~~. Los~da l to eac mas . parce est I n Ian r0 . N L d' . H serVIng In . M . F orces w h ose . . osa a Belle Vue, Hope & Saddlers Bourkes Bourryeau (Lower) Brighton Buckleys I, ] . I' address or particulars we have Th I . on our regIster. ese parce s numbered nearly 300 and contained :-1 Pullover, 1 Scarf, 1 pa ir Mittens or Gloves, 1 "Penguin" Thriller, 2 pairs of Socks, 50 Cigarettes, 1 bar of Trinidad Chocola te, 1 ('a p- Mllffier or Balac1ava, A Christmas Card. (Personal! y signed by Lady Davson) Lady Da vson was very interested to receive a VISIt before Ohristmas from young Mr. Delisle and was pleased to be able to put him in touch with Lady Burdon, a nd a Iso to show him the latest photographs and particulars of the Ambulance recently presented to the Red Cross by Rt. Kitts." $ 611.34 398.76 169.98 573.84 649.02 Caines & Willets Con Phipps & Walk 622.92 87.00 Estridge 582.48 Farm Greenhill Harris' Lodge Milliken !v1olineux 386.22 52.62 65.70 402.60 299.64 672.66 Mount Pleasant 121.92 New Guinea Parsons & Profit Pump 69.66 536.76 67.62 Stapleton 553.38 West Farm & Camp 665.2H Wingfield Chalk Farm Vanlbelle 409.50 66.00 109.08 . I The above is a contribution at the rate of 3d per ton cane delivered at the Factory on the 1940 Crop. $8 73 98 ,1 , . The following donations have been received:B. Marshall Stonefort, La VaHee Cra nstouns, Brothersons J. 'Ponds & Needsmust Franklands Bayfords Conaree Godwin Shadwell Garveys Farara R. Dic ki nSOI1 T. J. Brown bill Dr. Teodorini R. J. Laws Mrs. A. M. Bromley (London) Dr. E. F. Jardine $ 600.00 720.00 100.00 50.00 30.00 240.00 147.87 25.00 $ 10,0~G.85 By Order, M. GLEGG, for Chief Clerk to Administrator. We have believed the . '" until old ideas, old practIee~. are 1 the happy hfQ IS the ~lfe of least Says DOROTHY TROM PSON, fundamentally re?reated. tbe.re e~ort: and tbat the aIm of Manwriting for a democracy that, can be no secllnty, no rehef kInd IS to get tbe grealest retu.rn like ourselves, see~ itself ranged from fear of War, she. as~prts. fr'om the .least .effort. T~e alm We must stop thInkIng that of man 18 to lu::prove hImself. against the Powers of Evil. And Wrong Things l By Order, M. SLEHG, . for Chief Clerk to Administra tor. fEE L 11 RED . AFTER A GOOD MEA L ? Does a good night's rest refresh you -or leave you tired and heavy? Does a square meal put life and eRergy into you-or make you sleepy, disinclined to move? Get twinges of pain in the back '/ Headaches? There must be something wrong with you. It's probably consti patio·n. You may be ""regular." Still, it's probably co.nstipation. Elimination must be complete as wen as regular. If it isn't, poisons get into the blood, cause vague lack of well-being. For this there is a simple, honest prescription ~ Kruschen Salts. It isn't a drug, or a patent medicine, or a fad, or a fashion; it's a British institution. Doctors have prescribed it these fifty years past, for the analysis on the bottle t ells them they could prescribe nothing better. It agrees with their medical knowledge. And Kruschen Salts will agree with you. .,"11 Feel all the Better for Q Pln~ of ~KRUSCHEN "'It You can take it in tea or hot wate •. Chemists and Stores sell J{rusch* This is his sole purpose on this earth-to improve himself and hi~ kind. That idea is the real ba.sis of democracy. But man : do~s not improve himse ,l f by ! liVin g below his own possjbilitie~. He improves himself by con, Rtantly attempting wha.t is beyond him.-Ex, THE ST. KITTS ... NEVIS DAILY BULLETIN FRIDAY 24 JANUARY 1941 Page 3 I TONIGHT: A thrilling and exciting he-man picture "HARD TO HANDl,E" SATURDAY 1iATINEE: DICK FORAN in an exciting picture "SHE LOVED A FIREMAN" By Special Arrangement. patrons of the Apollo will have the privilege of seeing " HIT LER-Beast of Berlin .. on SATURDAY 25th JANUARY, q,t 8.45 p, m. Dress Circle 2/-, Circle 1/8, Pit 6d. SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY: A. tbrilling and exciting picture of hooded outlaws. · seeing "THE I BLACK Don't miss LEGION" MONDAY NIGHT: An unusua I but intpresting picture "EARTHWORNTRACTORS'I' Notice regarding Reserved Seats. The Management d the theatre would lIke to remind the Dress Circle patrons ; that seats are reserved for them purely 8.S a con veniencp., no extra charge being I made for reservation, and no charge if they fd.il to attend the show. This con- . , venience becomes an irksome and troublesome responsibility when patrons, who · have reserved seats, arrive late for the performance. In future seats will only be j reserved up to the time lights are turned off. Your eyes are the most delicate, the most sensitive, the most easily harmed of all your features. And yet you probably never do anything at all to help them or protect them from the thousana- anau;i,- ~rs to which i Family Thought He BOXING they are exposed. Studying books and Was Dying ~apers and pictures; poring ov~r writ- I I, Wednesday last at the Apollo ing and needlework; staring through ! Arena fans were treated to some THROUGH GASTRIC ULCERS a windscreen, straining to see in · re£! I good fighti ng . There were artificial light, constantly focussing well over 300 people in the pit Believed to be dying from! and re-focussing. So it goes on, until but the Dress Circle and Circle gastric ulcers, this man has II surprised his family by his , the time comes when your eyes rebel- were not so well patronised. As many people were out.side remarkable recovery. How did they start to ach~ and smart and water, do ._ it? These are his own the rims become red, the lashes crusted, () f the b lJi ld ing as witnessed the he d' and possibly s·LYes and more serious fight. This may be hecause of war s. the Jack of funds due to t.he "I suffered for years with complaints develop. IU 11 ca used hy the Xmas festigastric ulcers. I was never free I You can prevent all these things if vities and the approacbing Oftb81 from pain and quite unable to you take the simple precaution of For sparkling white teeth, much looked for commencing work. A few months ago, my · healthy gums) a fresh cool bathing your eyes regularly with Optrex ! crop. family thought I was dying-, mouth, use Macleans. It Eye Lotion. Optrex not only floats In the Preliminary, Reliance I Then my w: ife s~'f an a?vertisequickly removes stains, whitens away all dirt and germs. It tones up Kid, Featherweight Champion I' ment of DIgestlf Renntes, and and polishes the enamel- and the tiny muscles, restores circulation and Kid Roberts a new comer my daughter got me a box. it is economical in use. to the veins, and brings back the clear, (LightwPiglH) treated some fans N~w, prai~e ~e, I have had no ' radiant sparkle that all healthy eyes to a well fought. and drawn paIn, no wInd In my stomach, no 4 ROLlnd bout. 'acid' for weeks: and I am glad shouU possess. to say that I am able to eat food Whether you wear glasses or not, you should THF SEMI ·FINALS that used to be forbidden me. · have your eyes examined regularly by a Kid Brown, MiddlBweight Since taking Rennies, I ha ve qualified opticifUl or oculist. Champion and Kid Kanash gained weight. My doctor will Middleweight contender met In a verify what my letter says." -W.F. ~ruelling 6 round bout, each ' boxer swapping blow for blow Digestif Rennies work in three i -ev~nly contested. It was this ways. They contain antadds I bout that t,he Judges again which neutralise acidity; 'a wa rded it a d raw to the fu II ab:'wl'bents which reduce stomach satisfaction of the spect~tors. gas; and dige8tioe f'erment8 MAIN BOUT which actively aid digestion. British to the Teeth. Battling Tiger vs Slipping Rennies dissolve in the mouth. 'g~r, that much lookp.d fol' They become active. at once, TI·ger. Those saw the TI OPTREXLTD., Perivale, Middlesex,ENGLAND - of us n·ho n return 10 round bout was in a way because they reach your stomach aggressive style of Assent in the disappointing but on the other fuJI stren~/th-not we.akened 6th round, landing blow after hand ag£!in showed to the Boxing with water. Two Renmes end blow on his opponent who Public the ability and dl3termi- I stomach pain in five minutes. sf>emed helplesAs to return same nation of Assent, who after \ deemed it. a pity that he should 1 damaging his hand in the 2nd, bim . to discontinu~. Hopper's have to throw in the towel so I round fought to the 7th before I sty Ie and attack was much near to victory, winning 4 rounds . . - ALWAYS READ ...... ' giving in after Dr. Strisiver I improverl but the Baby Tiger· of the 6 fought , (2 being dr ;l\vn.) THE CAlLY BULLETIN I examined the hand and advised could not be caught by the Big --Oom. l I f Pa.ge 4 'THE ST. KITTS-NEVIS ~ro~'_ _ DAILY BULLETIN FRIDAY JANUARY 24, 1941 _ _ __ -Shop at The Co-Op- (ContilJued from page 1) British raids are based on "The Cle nest Spot carefully conceived ano 10og-preparAd plans of attack on targets. of 8, Oxford 8au~ages tin 1/2 & economic as well as PO('k do. (MaDle Leaf) immediate rniiitary import- Pork 00. (\Valls) 1/~ & ance. Chipolata duo do. Vienna do. dn. Eya.cy-target selected has Vienna 00. (Emen;) its 'place in the Hrnaster Me d. P ..lstes (H untel's) b t. plan," Aven WbPll its Harricut Muttun tin significance is not. at first Prawns b . F 1 Shrimps " O. VIOUS. or exa rn p P, Broad Beans tin 1/ - & although Gerrnany bas Pork & do. plen ty of a I u m In i u nl pIeH] t~, (lorn ., lOd & to st.op Hitler using the Carr~pbeJil's Soups" metal as a suhstitute for A~OlC Jelly p~t ' b 1 ·Custard Powdel' tIll t h e copper h e ad y needs. Luncb Tongues (Emhas~y) I 2 1 2 1 1 j. . 8 6 4 ! 8 S 2 · 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 0 1 4 10 10 1 2 in Town." 8. d Lunch Tongues (York) tin 1/3 & 2 4 Lunch Tongues (Libbys) t.in 2 6 ' Lamb Tongues tm 1 9 Ox Tonllues jar 7 6 Chipped Beef bot 13 Pato au Foie Gras (Hunters) tin 10 Luncheon MEat tin 1 6 Oysters ,,1 6 Lobster tin 1 6 Peas tin 8d., 11 & 1 6 l Hakpd Beans tin 1 0 f3e8t.; 10 Phillips'Soups 6 Ohivers J~llies "pkt 8 Weak spotR In Nazi tin 2/- &, 3 0 Batdng Powdf'r tin 1/ & 110 industry and transport are Try a bottle of VIMALTOL. systematically s(Jllght out "Contains natura! vitamins ABC & D "4/6 per bottle. and a t t eke d. Power _ plants, key -factories and 8t_ Kitts-Nevis Co-operative GpocePles Lt.d. I road and rail junctions all fall under the wings of the down in thi~ country, hRve R. A. F. already been reducf'd The bombing of barge I appreciably by this · concentrations at "inv3si0n \ born bIng. ports" Dot only re~oves '!he I Another pri lnary 0hj(.-H~t th:ea~ of .a Nazl lanlhng in B'r it,ain's air attack on - I t .1 n fll C ~ s a s,evere Germany's industries in handI~ap on Uernlany s use the disorganiEation of her of an lmportant and other. d I . .. I \ I I f sea au and trdnsport. VU WfIste ess t .nelrao eoro] Damage to the great docks o ransPFor ~hlnbhn d w~ter~ 2.t Hamburg and Brernen, ways. t d bee.n b or lhe af rges - lJav,--, th f or examfJ 1e, h'a:-;-. preven.e 'ne rOdug ttb rOG~ ; e_ the loading and unloading RhI an 0 er p,rman . d rivers '1' h 11 0 f s b'IPS th ere, an IS h \\ 11C d norfnla y seriously hinderi!lg Germah er ny's seaborne trade in the carr~ uge loa s 0 gOodS. only area still left open to Germany's synthetic oil her. industry, of extr.enle i21po:. j Destruction at the Su pep Bpown Rice 3d • pep lb. AT THE S~~OTGH MOUSE GROCERY L I I 1 I d J. AMERi~tI~l~~~~ONER Boston, Jan. 21st.-Eighteen men were drowned almost within sight of their homes as the I Bnston schooner "Mary O'Hara" homeward bound from a week'A fisbing on the Ihanks split open in collision as it approached I Boston harbour. Five half frozen 'survivorA w~re dragged to Isafety from the protruding main mast of the Bunken ~chooner by the crew of the trawler "North St.ar." They told the re UP1·S I tb,it the "O'Hara" apparently struck a barge and that the r e m·ainder of the 0 IN, twent,yI three, had falle n from t.h e I rigging one by one as their hands fro'7,e. The schooner sunk so . fast there wa.s no time to launch ! th(, dinghy. I NEW U. S . .AM BASSADOR TO BRII'AIN. r Washington, Jan. 21st.-John G. Wioani, 51, one- tim,.. Rf'publican Governor of New Hampshire flnd Director of the L·C\ (lgue of Nations rnt,ernatlOnal Labour . Oft1ce in 19:38 reported autbori! trlLVf'ly today as Roosevelt'8 . choice to sueeRed Josenh P. ; Kennedy as Amhassad'or t() i bj'itain. I ----------- 2') d- on on Rny ",0. Gernlan plane loosed SIX bOlnbs on Southeast eoac;;;,t town officially unldentlfi~d . , berore " d awn atter . . .It, JUSt; h3d attacked a lifehoat and I. . \... h· OOllse WIt(l mac Ine-gUllR. (iround gunn8rs answered fil'e and' pla ne last bt:~n heading foJ' sea. losing height and trading black , smoke. ) . You'll be surprised how quickly and easily Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy brings relief to sufferers from Asthma or Hay Fever. It effectively overcomes irritation and perrnits you to escape from the horror of sleepless, restless nights. It relieves the worst cases .. Try it and be convinced. lance to her In war 1S [principal ports places a Oairo, Januhry 21st.-British · bel n g systelnatlcally further striiin on the Forces have Jaul)('h€d a n1Bjor srllashed. In ~,he ]a~t t~o a Ire a d y over'-burdened Httack on besf'iged T()bruk, the : mTonths he",r 011 plan ts . In German transport syst.em.. General Headqua rlel'S an- ' Western Gerrn. -any, WhICh ILlt.ernal wat.er trarJsport nounced. Operations are pro-; ~ ceetling Ratisfartorily. nonna"11 y pro,d UC~. .40. p~r has always been of great cent.o~ b.er total Ol 2,500,000 ilnportance to (iermany, Athens, Jany 21st-Greek distons. of 011 a year,- ha ve be.en an,d has been u sed -"vi th pat(~,hps from fron t. reported tId t I lal'n~st anrl most carefllHy con IntlOl1S y an ledVl Y I even greater int.ensitv planned Italian counter atta('k of attacked. . . . . . I\J \N th R A F . sln.ce the outtJre~k of war to war t.hrown hack with hea.vy Manufactured by J"I.o. e ' . . . . IS relIeve the streJln on the casualties and 10SS of original NORTHROP & LY}IAN CO•• Limited b.eglnnlng to turn Its atten- railways. But the R. A. F. ?o'3ltInns. Communique RAid : Toronto, .Caaada t IOn toe e n to r dIG 8 r nl R n y . 'k . h · I i-{, A, If. hIt-l p t.e d Val 0 n a Sun d H Y I wh ere (~ore thr.l n 50 ., 1S ~na. 1 ng ~u re t.. e ral I night and ~.1onday in heaviest i -h t t l per traffic IS stl'alned.s.tIl.l more I bomhing attack in .that area ~o i f cen.o o.a l1 e a v y · f dr. I dt . .er . d 0111-j) V a .l, t'·la c \. s o n I ~ro ll~tl?n 18 carne. Oll. j~nctions and Inarshalling ' , L he Inurn tv LetHIa wOfKS,a S . . '-' .. . yar d s the m~lp ~h()ws, have' that her industrieA have already been visited more The famous viaduct. of the often bad their entire work ; tha n on ceo Dorto) unci- E rns C'3n;.d has in terru pted. A II ex port.s ' As for the Nazis' oil- been contin\lou~ly undpr' from ~outh Dennlark ",,"ere refining indust.ry, most. of it attack. It was the chip,f stopped for thrpe weeks at is coneentrated in Harnburg link for heavy' t!'an~port the end of June, for (36 raids), Brpmen (31), anci betw~en the hbineli-1nd and I examnle. THE western Gel'111H ny [includ- N. W. and Central (Juided by Rei e n c €, ST. KITTS-NEVIS DAILY BULLETIN ing Hanover, 19]. Gernl8,ny t a nd was used to ca rried ou t wi th superb is printed anli published daily by A. M. LOSADA at the Office of the It is believed that carry the equivalent of 400 courage and C0111petence, "Daily· Bulletin" and St. Kitts Germany's a ircra ft prod uc- trai n-lr)ads daily. the British air offensi ve Pl"lDtery. Fort 8trl\et Basseterre St. Kitts whe!'~ a11 ~o:nmll:nicA.tion8 tion,. arJd her power to Such d3mage has been against Nazi liermany is will hl'l '."~r,,,,-jv~H1. replace machines brought done toGernlany's transport the hanlmer of victory. J. W BLACK.ETT, Editor , • t •. '
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