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Evening star., 1940-09-03
Robbers Rest Labor Duy
After Busy Subbuth

After a busy Sunday In which
robberies totaling more than $1,000
were reported, holdup men virtually
took the day OF here yesterday.
Only one armed robbery was
noted. Albert johnson, colored de-
livery boy for a beverage store at
2414 Wisconsin avenue NV, told
police two colored men, one threat
ening him with revolver, forced
him to hand over $12 and quart
Of whisky when they accosted him
in the $500 block OF w street NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

veloped throat ailment and ran
q fever Of l03 yesterday.
Dempsey and the children took
an early-morning plane for New
York, where Barbara may be hos
pitalized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Harvey Scofield
Is Team Captain
CAMP MURRAy-Hsrve!

CAMP MURRAY-H srvey %.
schofield IL captain Of the civilian
rife team representing the state
In the national rife team repre-
senting the state In the national
rifle matches and small arms firing
school At Camp Perry, Ohio. which
began there Aug. IS and viii last
until Sept 7. II was announced at
the office Of Brig. Gen. Maurice
Thompson. adJutant general Of the
Washington national guard Tues
day. Another Tacoman on the
team II Milo A II. Hansen-
The rest Of the team IL com
posed Of Coach Lloyd v. Stoddard.
Shirley A. congdon. and J. Scott
Donaldson. Yakima; Henry Cett-
man. Walla Wzlla: Roy Brown.
Chehalis: VERNE r. Morrison,
Bremerton; Charles z. Paine and
Forest Erickson, snohomish: VIM
fred spuriock. steilacoom: Earl
Bucknell. Seattle: Thomas X. Reed,
Charleston, and Clarence N. styer,
Seattle
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German Airplane
Crashes in Fire

DUBLIN-Ths government In
formation bureau announced Tues
day night that a German plane
crashed Tuesday afternoon near
cIoghsne In county Kerry.
The information office said the
plane was q wreck and that it,
crew OF six. including two serious
ly wounded. had been interned.
County Kerry In IN the south
west part Of Fire 1.-THE former Irish
Free StateD. The plans was the
first German aircraft 10 crack Up
In ireland. 20 far a. was known.
However. German air activity
over the Irish sea has been noted
in the past few days. An Irish
steamer was attacked Saturday
The German plane crashed into
Faha mountain In tbs early after
noon. II vas said The crew men,
bers were the first Germans 10
be interned In Fire since the start
Of the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21

WASHINGTON Officials today
waited anxiously for reports that
the u. 8. army transport American
Legion. with se7 war refugees
aboard, had safely cleared the
danger rome Of European waters.
Two continents watched the
progress Of the homeward bound
vessel. knowing that lts fate might
influence vitality the future course
os the United states toward the
war now In progress IN Europe.
The German embassy. IN q state
ment issued around 3 .. m, tcsT)
yesterday. estimated the vessel
would be in grave danger" fot
the next Il hours. Unofficial
computations. however. indicated
the ship may be In the danger area
until late this afternoon.
The United States has formally
notified all beiligerent govern.
ments that this country expects
that the vessel win be permitted
10 make it, homsward voyage
without molestAtion from ths
armed forces Of any government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Yakima Plant
Is Destroyed
Dover Co.'S Loss
About 100000

YAKIMA - Fire destroyed the
John Dover Lumber Co. yards and
min early today. tosa was en-
pected 10 about 100000.
The three.hlook.long plant. right
In the heart ~ the eity's fruit
row" was a mass Of flames when
the fire Was discovered shortly
after midnight
The California Packing Co
plant across the street was threat
ened. Flying smbers set small
fires several blocks from the mill
II was the third major fire IN
the valley this year. and officials
Immediately considered possibility
Of inccndiarism.
Headquarters OF the lumber firm
are In Tacoma Officials were
called from there 10 inspect the
wrecked plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Store Robbed
OF Narcotics
Thieves Operote
As Alorm Sounds

Despite q eiamoring alarm, bur
glars who were either Desperate
or unusually eool-hsadsd looted
the Len 4 selvig drugstores at
1925 10. Tacoma ave. early Tues
day morning.
While the bell could be heard for
several blocks. an attempt was
made 10 force a rear door. The
burglars abandoned that plan 10
smash a transom for entrance and
exit.
Loot included SIS worth of mar
eotics, 50 In cash and several car
tons Of cigarsts.
Aroused At dawn by the alarm,
a nearby neighb0r notified polics
headquarters. Detectives IA N
Blake and Harry shansF. pro~i ear
officers. we're dispatched 10 ths
scene They stood guard until ar.
rival Of n. a. Fowler. pharmacist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
OIYMPIA-Al

OLYMPIA-Another in a series
of prediction campaign broad
casts by Gov. Clarence D. Martin
Monday night saw the chief ex-
ecutive declare that his admins
tration has brought industrial
progress to this state.
Referring specifically to Bonne-
vile and Grand Coulee projects and
to the new plant of the Aluminium
Company Of America in Vancouver,
the governor pointed TO the states
tax and financial structure as q
lure to industry.
He praised the work Of the Co.
lumbia basin commission and Bon.
neville commission. and attacked
proposals that the planning council
and state progress commission b
abolished. Both agencies. he said
bring returns far beyond the com
paratively few dollars they spend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Al Night Parkers
OF Cars Tickeied

Another move against overnight
parkers caused the tlcketing ~ 81
automobiles for overtime parking
early Tuesday morning. Officers
A. G. Cllibo and Dan johnson
issued tickets 10 all cars found
parking more than 50 minutes
after 1 a. m. Tickets aiao were
issued for improper parking and
driving over sidewalks
Walter Dow. s7A No. Cove .,
and Hollis ~ freeman Of Seattle
were cited To police court 10 an
swer speeding charges Y kindo
drew a ticket for blocking traffic
downtown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
German Prisoner Makes
Good Escape in Canada

IN q manhunt for han. They sz-
psetsd 20 connect him with = paw
erful radio transmitting set found
under the fo0f o. the camp
Police could not say Snat hap
pensd 70 ths earth that was dug
from the 100-fDOt tunnel through
which the man escaped
A motorist from North Bay
told police be saw a woman dfiy-
Ing reckiesaly along a highway.
and that he forced her over 70 her
own side u the road with his car.
He said there was a man next 70
her VINO answered the description
of the prisoner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
One Man Is Slightly
Hurt In gear Crash

Two drivers were uuhurt IN
thrss-car mlxup At Center 81. and
so. Tacoma ave Monday after
noon. a third escaped with minor
injury. sylvester Ray. -. Negro.
~. ,. Box 47s. Taeoms. ass dfiY-
lng south On Tacoma ave. Nhsn
hia car got out u control police
said. and coliidsd with a coups
driven BY stanislsw Cabs zoos
East Sfth ~ then sNsrsed into =
northhoand truck driven ~ James
n. Mcclellan. zi5s N Il Ray vas
treated A. the county hospital for
= bruised left arm.
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To his superior striking power.
the Nazi leader added surprise and
audacity. Equipping dive bombers
with noise makers sounds childish.
but against green troops it worked.
BY striking suddenly. fiercely and
without regard for his own imme-
date losses. Hitler gained an initia-
tive he never lost.
Yet no amount Of genius would
have accomplished what the Ger
mans accomplished in 50 short a
time without two other elements.
These were the Germans abroad
and sympathizers In the victim
countries.
Everyone understands the role
played by the Sudeten Germans in
the destruction Of Czechoslovakia.
kContinred on Page 2, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Fire Destroys
l5-Room House
Had Been Used by
WPA and NYA

Fire raging In basement long
before an alarm was flashed early
Tuesday caused $500 damage 10
a residence used as headquarters
for a WPA-NYA household work.
ers project.
Fire Chief Emory Whitaker
estimated damage TO the former
residence at $500 No. ssth st..
owned by Melvin G. Tennent.
amounted to $4,000 and the bal
ance Of the loss was 10 contents.
Used Only In Daytime
Used only In the daytime. the
place was unoccupied when fire
fighters. led by Acting Battalion
Chief Harry Keller, arrived about
1888 a. m. Firemen kicked out
windows In the upper part Of the
two-and-a-half story structure 10
make a search for possible occu-
pants.
Scene Of the fire was the huge
house containing about 10 rooms
used for offices. cooking. bedmak-
ing. sewing and household train
ing.
Keller said the fire evidently
started over the furnace and that
floor timbers burned through.
leaving the first floor hanging
without support. The blaze fol-
lowed the chimney up through the
house. causing considerable dam
age to canned fruits. timed foods
and other stock In storage.
No Fire In Furnace
Most Of the damage was 10 the
interior. but the attic and roof
were saved. Defective wiring may
have been the cause. since no fire
was going In the furnace
Officials Of the household work.
ers project were making a survey
Of the damage Tuesday.
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ONTARIO A high military
authority aid today that the Ger
man military prisoner who escaped
from an intsrnment camp had
doubtless received help from Ca
madam fifth columnlsta
The German ripped up the floor
ing In his room. tunnsllsd under
two buildings and beyond a bsrbsd
wire fence. and came Up In a com
field. There. he Ia believed 10 have
been given civilian clothes.
The escaped man was Lieut. W.
Kochs. Is. Of the German navy.
Hundreds of police. deputized
citizens and civilians yolned today
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His declaration apparently con-
firmed the outline Of the third
term battle which he previously
had sketched in his acceptance
address ignoring Wilkes chal-
lenge. he win base his campaign
on occasional press conference
statements and political utteranees
from time to time over the radio.
With the international situation
in such shape as II is this
year. Roosevelt said. it is of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Shasta Man Is Killed

ASHLAND. Ore.--Bsrt Patrick
Mount Shasta. Cal. Was instantly
killed Friday when he ear col
lidsd near Hnf ousrsntins station
with an auto driven ~ Lewis kui-
lick, Yrska-
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course perfectly obvious that he
can not do any campaigning.
He added that every cores
pondent in the room with him Al
his press conference was as aware
of this fact as he himself. imply
ing that Willkie also was aware
Of it when the Republican presi-
Dental nominee challenged him To
the debates in his Elwood. Ind,
acceptance speech last Saturday.
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World Conditions Preclude
Intensive Campaigning, Ed
Says, Answering Challenge

HYDE PARK, y. Y.-Presdent Roosevelt asserting il is
perfectly obvious the international situation viii make
Intensive third term campaign impossible Tuesday after
noon rejected Wendell L. Wilkes challenge for face to
face series Of debates national issues.
From the summer White House where he is speeding up
arrangements for continental defense planning with Canada
Roosevelt declared that despite any campaign challenges
he still is president of the United States and the work Of
his office win preclude any intensive campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Four Million
Men Needed
For Defense
Army Chief Tells
Solons OF Minimum
For Preparedness

WASHINGTON Gen.
George c. Marshall. army
chief of staff. has informed
congress that from 5000. 900
to 100000 trained men
would be necessary to defend
the western hemisphere, it
was disclosed today.
Tn, statement. given TO he
senate appropriations sub-commit-
tee during private hearings, was
revealed as the chamber opened its
seventh day OF debate on the Burke
wadsworth military CONSUMPTION
bill with isolationist senators con-
tinuing their drum-fire Of criti-
cism.
Testifying in favor of the 5.o0s,-
600. 900 supplemental defense APP
preparation bill. Marshall said that
l zoo, 900 soldiers constitute the
minimum" force necessary 10 pro-
tect the United States alone. ex-
elusive of Canada and the 20 other
American republics.
That minimum force. he said,
could not be raised under the
army's current voluntary enlist
ment policy. II congress approves
the CONSUMPTION bill. he said, the
army will Immediately proceed TO
train the protective force of i.20o.-
900 with all possible speed and con-
centrate on building up production
facilities for an army Of 1000, 900.
Navy Can't DO All
Marshall warned against exces-
sive dependence on naval forces
and the Panama canal to repel an
invasion.
Meanwhile, Sen. Francis T. Ma
loney, D., Conn. said he may seek
senate action today on his proposal
TO defer the draft until Jan. /, 1871.
while the army. in the meantime,
seeks to fill its quotas by voluntary
enlistment.
The vote on this amendment Is
anticipated as the major test OF
CONSUMPTION sentiment in the upper
chamber. Proponents Of the sub
stitute maintain they have the
votes TO win. Administration lead
ers concede the outcome win be
CLOSE"
The Maloney plan would alter
the armys existing recruiting pol.
icy by reducing the enlistment
period from three years TO one and
raising basic pay from s2l to $40
a month.
Barkley Pleased
Democratic Leader Alben w
Barkley was pleased at the wa,
debate was progressing and SAID
he would not be surprised II ths
draft measure came TO vote with
In two days.
1T could be voted on by Thurs
day IL we aren't sidetracked b,
lot OF oratory." he said
Marshall told the appropriation
group that a minimum force o
! 200 900 could only be used as th'
nucleus for a vast army which
would be essential in a real emer
gency.
Unexpected delays In enactini
legislation authorizing conscnptioi
and mobilization Of the nationa
guard have forced the army TO alte
plans which called for a minimum
of 200 900 men In khaki by Oct
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Four Killed in
Powder Mill Blast

GfBBsTOWN. ~. flour men
were reported killed today IN an
explosion at gelatin packing
house at the p. !. DUPONT De Ne
mours ana company eastern lab
oratory mere
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Jerry's face was oeatniy whiO
today. just as it had been then FOR
the instant her rouge and hpstick
stood out grotesquely. on her cheeks
and lips like pools Of blood on
driven snow
The jaunty white sport dress she
wore recalled TO him the dim radi-
snce of floating chiffon and satin
on that other summer day.
-Jerry's lips trembled when sne
spoke. formally with restraint. as
though TO a total stranger. There
isn't any use proIonging the agony
] have only time TO get TO the sta
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TO TRAIN AT W. S. C.

PULLMAN-An estimated LOU
cadets. including 40 advanced
men allotted by the war depart
ment. will receive RoTC training
at Washington State college. the
military department here said to-
day.
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decision"
Jim nodded, tossed the cigaret
ne had been fitfuliy smoking into
the vacant fireplace. and walked
over 10 the bed where the babies
lay. They were sound asleep. small
rosebud lips slightly parted. the
dusky fringe Of their long lashes
sweeping down over soft. rounded
baby cheeks.
A lovely. heart warming sight
for any mother or father
Jim touched the pudgy cheeks
| Continued on Page 4, Column q
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British Raid
Berlin, With
Slight Gains
German Reiuliutes
By Air Attacks in
S. E. England

IoNDoN==esfmany ssHf ssvs
after wave n bomhsfs sefna~ the
eosst % sttsck enuthsAst British
ohlectives - he very aaaf that
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
told the house n commons today
~ hutains air sucrrases
The German planes feafsd IN
land and dropped their eamhs On
ohlectivea sBms distance from the
euaat
Large seaie air warfare 40
veiorcd quickly a. reports came
n successive waves ~ bombsrs
crossing the coast
Observers sid the battle vas
one ~ the fisrvest yet srsn over
Britain. The results ssrs not
known
British bombrra struck a. Tar
inland a. neflins suburbs. u vas
reported, dumped tons ~ bombs
on tho French channel coast and
attacked twn German transports
found lying In a Norwegian haf
bor. Developments
|. German planes raldsd south.
east and northeast britain bat on
modest scale compared with last
weeks attacks,
2. War Secretary Anthon
Eden told commons that all "pfar.
tioabIs" defense measures hss
been taken 10 protect water sup.
piles and power stations against
German paraohntlat attack.
q Military experts az
pressed belief German artii-
lsfy on the French eosst esuia
shell London. " desired. and
sald high velocity German
guns already had sheii.d the
southeast coast.
4 Hugh Dalton. minister o.
economic warfare. asserted tina
Britain would not relAN hei
blockade OF Europ. for humani
tartan motives. and charged M
Germans with lootinE eonquefe'
countries u supplies an sffor
wllh which be said the Royal Al
Force had lnterfeFsd
Casualties Numerous
Hsnrma II German planes II
tackled northeast England after I
night during which bombs hai
besn scattered over most ~ ~
island, leaving numerous eaasaitis
In many communities
Renewal Of intensified bombing
followed a luil during yesterday
daylight hours Nhirh ths Briilsl
aitribulsd - heavy losses infliet
ed on Adolf Hitisrs raiders sun
day.
The air ministry said ia
German. uafs shot dawn sun
day. bsinKing total enemy
Is.se. fef the seven asS psstod
then ended ts s1i.
The RAJ Nas blasting asay .
German bases on the Frenc
} CONTINUED on Page 0, Column 7
)
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Nation Told
Advantage in
Air 10 Come
Prime Minister'S
Speech Confident
OF Future Success

LONDON Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told tho
house of commons today that
The war 20 Tar has cost Great
britain $4,000 casualties 49,
killed. wounded. miasiug-or
MISUNDERSTANDING civilians.
Churchill saatfss,sf ~ british
lnss.. ln the present waf wtsh the
isssss ~ IA. 600 In ths first year
II the warid Naf
Churchill Confidently snla ne
house ~ commons today that
Great nrilaln u moving sv~r closer
u air parity and eventual air az
psfiafity despite Gsfmanys mass
raids
ahuFchiii aid that each day
Of air hath. sses nsiialn's saii
-saw hsi.tiIsg vita f.ooa. 600
armed Defender. cuts asws
nsFmaay'. advantage.
be limited mat britain. too. "
preparing surprises ant eantsn-
plates taking ths offensive IN tett
and ipt7 Specifically hs asserted
that bigger snd bigger air attacks
On Germany are In prospect AMI
that growing british strength en-
ablss her % Divert large Forces %
the Mediterranean 10 asai sith
Italy.
chnrrhills ehlsf points 3eFsi
!. a plea - lhe unlt.d state.
fer release 81 svesaas Ia
sfroyers.
Z. An offer o. lease ~ the
tsitsa state. on . % yssF
basis defense sites in The w..i-
sfn hssnisphers.
q Refusal 10 reias the nut-
i.h bisrhade ~ Europe ard fs-
Isoiion % ths proposal BY foe
.eT PFe.iasat fsosssr that
foad bs allowed 20 80 10 ma
tisa. conquered ~ nsrmsay.
q An estimate % nfifaln'.
var losses thu. far a. e1.0oo
killed. wounded. miaslaE 90
tahea pri.ones--ineiasiinz civ
tiiaa casualties.
The road "a victory churchiil
said. may not be % l0ug az 40
expect. bsIt Ns have no right 10
eosInt upon fhiH Bs 4 long 90
short. rough - smooth. 80 mean
% reach oar lourusYs end
Tho Increased bombing n Ger
many assures ua ~ aHe u ths sur
eel. II not ths ahaftsat. II all roads
% victory
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DOUBLE TROUBLE
BY PRISCILLA WAYNE
PREFACE
The divorce was over.


Only goodbyes remained TO be said
linn Radze faced his ex-wife, Geraldine, IN her hote
suite Something the of the instant reminded
Jim of their wedding daytnree years ago 70 e very
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Churchill lsft M Doubt that nrit-
ain would attempt 10 travel this
Faaa and emphasized aKain ard
again that mass raids ~ Germany
in ths past fortnight have not I'M
paired Britsin'a ABILITY 70 striks
baek
lie stressed ths crushing effect
Of British air stacks On gsfmAnys
scientific and Industrial power
which he described a. already
weakened - hsr ssFulslon q ths
Jews and asked what II would
profit uitler II his armies reached
ths Black sea. fhs Caspian. o. even
India should German scientific and
seonomic sppafztus BE- sshattsfsd
and pgiiesflksd a. hons
anitisr he said. "a NV sprawl
ed over Europe
HOsn offensive springs are being
slosly compressed and Ns must
rssolaisiy and INTELLECTUALLY pre-
pare ourselves for eampalEna."
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Forepord By Secretary Knor::

AT my request Col William J. Donovan to London
In London he met by the Veeran foreign correspondent
Edgar Mowrer ho had just reached London oooing the
French debacle.
These tsCo. men, behalf of the United States made
the most thoroughgong surrey of German fifth column
methods used in oeakening resistance of possible enemies
and undermining the morale of countries they proposed to
attack
"The results of this careful study made nth erery off
cid available TO these too to be found the
of articles apch foow They designed make
Americans fully conscious of methods used By the todtdran
poaCers that If Chen such methods used here they
u nstdny be recognized for ohat they and their effect
nuuified.
IL regard defense against possible enemy propaganda
second only to defense against enemy ornaments.
FRANK KNOX, Secretary of the Nary"
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BY COL WILLIAM J. DONOVAN and

Adolf Hlers bktz-conquests of Poland of Norway, of
Belgium Holland Luxembourg, and France military
masterpieces.
In all secrecy and with incredible speed the Naz leader
built up unique military machine, beside which all other
armies in the world were obsolete.
Basing his organization upon experience acquired in
Spain during the civil Hitler placed at the head of his
modified modern "airplane plus tank" spearhead
The German masses not particularly impressive
They did need to be- the spearhead of 10000
hat heat France
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Ha hlntsa that Germany must
siiii keep one eye On the Russian
air force. hut did not slahoFats nor
ald he explain statement that
4s may b. abis % show the enemy
quite a Va - thing. they nave not
thought u yet
Churchill declared That British
aifcraft production has now been
stspped up - undreamed heights
under supervision o. Lord Beaver
brook. minister o. aircraft supply.
ana said Il now has largely ex-
essdsd mat Of Germany Al the
sane tins. he said. the Royal Air
Force constantly euta down the
German margin By infiietlng losses
far heavier than its own.
Churchill fraskly told com
mons that intsnaifieation %
AIR warfare must be expected.
but VA. Inclined 10 scout the
possibility Of saceesafui insa-
Continued On Page s. Column ID
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAftON9L tfsft1h6
nroohiya 80. oDo 200 00o-0 q
~. Louis 80 COL boa Ga . o
G1asom and Maneapo. Ais0gn
and Owen. suses.
Boston ....s 90 Gle els - .
Pittsburgh 0zo COL 0sx-s rs 2
saivo. Hash ~. and Bsrres
Lanahan and Davis.
PhliAdeiphia 90 900 seo-S > 1
Chicago $500 100 ZOO ioz-t = 1
Malcahy. Frye 90. and Warren.
Paaaeau and Todd
New York no 600 o0o-z 7 o
CINCINNATI 600 600 0os-s o
LohrmAn and banning Thomp-
son and lombard
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Fifth Column Paved Way Of
Air and Tank Spearheads
In Nazi Military Success
American Officiol Brings Authentic
Reports Explaining Why Hitler Won
Victories on Europe's Continent

Editors Following dispatches public by
Secretary the washington the national