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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1942
Page
12
The answer explains that fish do not hibernate. Cold-water fish become dormant in very cold weather. They feed little or not at all and become sluggish. Some seek shelter among rocks vegetation or other objects. a few species are said to go into the mud.
Washington dispatch considers feasibility of Axis air strikes on the United States. It notes long bomb ranges from Narvik to Seattle and Brest to Boston, the high cost of four engine bombers, and the likelihood of heavy losses, while warning that a determined assault could strain resources.
The analysis notes a looming all out aerial offensive against Europe and dual threats on northern sea routes to Russia and the Mediterranean. German air power strengthens, convoy vulnerability increases, and British naval air capability is debated. Key figures include Admiral Towers and Admiral Cunningham, with concerns over the French fleet and Vichy collaboration. The Great Smoky Mountains mention finishes the account.
Intensive method promises shorthand and typing training in seven weeks. Classes start any Monday up to June 15 with limited seats. Low tuition and guaranteed training. Employment service included free. Catalog D.
Classified items include 50 000 tomato plants for sale at 552 N Main and an Airway vacuum cleaner in good condition. A spinet piano is offered with ten monthly installments via C R Box 555 Winchester VA. Southern Inn dining room closed due to war rules but rooms still rented.
For sale a 100 acre farm with 20 acres corn 10 acres wheat 900 peach and cherry trees newly planted 200 raspberry plants 10 room house and new barn electric lights a well and ample water and pasture seven milk cows and one bull located on Front Royal Pike contact E. E. Nicholson.
Lost dog Skipper a large white English setter with black ears and a black spot on the back. Friendly and without a collar due to a recent injury. Reward offered. Contact 422 S Cameron or call 5513. (May 23 2011) Lost pair white shoes between Greek Pool Room and McCroy's 10c Store. Reward. Return 1378 Loudoun. (May 23 2011)
Allied headquarters in Australia reports bombers penetrated Japanese interception to strike airfields at Rabaul New Britain and Lae New Guinea. Four Japanese planes were shot down, one Allied aircraft lost in the Lae raid as fires and damage were recorded. A separate crash in central Australia killed several U S soldiers and an Australian officer and airman.
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