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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
13
Frost’s advertises plentiful nylon hose in multiple shades and finishes. Includes Super Fine Nylon suited for occasional wear with cobwebby sheer texture and two-threads in several color names such as Burnt Gold Lazy Smoke Arizona Deep Cedar Beige Mandolin. Prices shown at 2.90 to 2.95.
Amid the war against Japan, Latin American nations move to align with the United States. Argentina considers non belligerency, while Peru freezes Japanese funds and Colombia seizes ships. Chile, Mexico, Uruguay, Brazil and others extend ports and naval patrols to support the Allied cause.
An explosion at a tourist camp on 911 New Laredo highway Tuesday injured three children and killed two women, Mrs. Mary Collins and her sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Wagner. The Collins children aged 3 and 4 and Mrs. Wagner's daughter, 3, are in critical condition with multiple burns. Fire Marshal Dresch said a gas heater likely caused the blast, as gas had accumulated. Fireman F. Smith aided before ambulances arrived. damage to the complex was about 150 dollars. The camp is owned by P. N. Saniotis.
Robert L Tyee, owner of a tiny airport near Honolulu, was killed as a lone Japanese plane strafed and machine gunned the airfield while he started the propeller of a plane. He had previously resided in San Diego California.
West Point cadets at the Gulf Coast training center urge authorities to cancel a six day Christmas holiday so cadets can return to pilot training and join the front. Lieut George A Whiteman a Randolph field graduate trained at Kelly field killed in Hawaii during the bombing attack. Whiteman native of Sedalia Missouri graduated Kelly field September 1940 and was on duty in Hawaii when killed.
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