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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-23
N. C. Murrays Hosts

Mrs. N. G. Murray was hostess
to the Wednesday afternoon bridge
Club this week.
Those present were Mrs. Karl
Fisher, Mrs. Clark ]. Wells, Mrs.
Ralph Sewell, Mrs. C. J. Moody,
Mrs. Robert Moody, Mrs. Rodney
Elsberry and Mrs. Harvey Smith.
Mrs. Robert Moody of Tucson
and Mrs. Smith were special
guests.
High score was won by Mrs. C.
]. Moody and Mrs. Clark Wells.
o Mrs. Mildred Hendry is visiting
her cousin Mrs. S. C. Thomas at
Ell PasO, Texas.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Gary and
daughter Carol, made a trip to
see Mrs. Gary's mother who is Ill
at Fresno, California. They return
ed home Sunday.
eShirley Gray of Tucson, grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Boone, is visiting Mrs. Jack
Nichols during part of her stay
here.
. Mrs. J. j. Jones was in bed Mon
day as the result of a burn re-
ceived from hot water while she
was helping to serve at one of
the recent banquetS.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-23

day" The remainder of the eve
ming was spent in playing flying
dutchman, last couple out, New
York and soft ball.
The class presented an electric
clock to the Springfields as a tok.
en- of appreciation for their spon.
soring the class during the past
four years.
RUBY SPARKS
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-23

Q Lydia Henry
arrived Sunday o uncle pei, Senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
bombs
Architects Told Shelters
May Be Demanded

To play a vital part In the
present crisis. architects must be
prepared 10 add bomb shelters IA
the buildings which they have de-
signed Horace ". PeaSlee. chair
man Of the air raid protection
committee Of the Washington. D.
{. chapter Of thc American Insti-
tute Of Architects. says in a report
10 the institute.
Owners of Office buildings are
asking their architects 10
make a study Of how such build
ingS can be evacuated safely and
quickly too a bomb-proof shelter
and OF how the shelter should be
constructed. ventilated, and serv-
iced. PeaSlee reports.
although the doctor may he
able to bury his mistakes, the
architect may he held accessory
Ia wholesale slaughter III he
hands out the wrong prescrip-
ton" he declares. This is not
merely sweeping generality.
There are numerous painful re-
ports from Spain and England
reciting tragic faults of design
and construction - single exits
blocked and constructions which
bombs disobligingly hit i'm UNI
expected places. Recently, 500
Chinese died when a ventilating
system failed to function.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Rot Resistant
Used
Extensively

A sharp increase in use Of
treated lumber for home construc-
ton. largely attributed TO vast
housing projects under govern
ment snnnsnrshin.- Was repaired
Saturday by Du Pont Company
officials.
Long-term amortization periods,
many extending for so years, they
explained. require materials resist
ant 10 rot and decay and at the
same time affordlng the economy
and versatility of lumber Recent
advances in wood preserving with
.chromatcd zinc chloride hf,rt-
fllHtifcrrd The development
A typical installation cited was
the erection of So tWo-family
structures az Maxwell Field. Ala,
10 house married enlisted men and
civilian employees Masonry cou-
structiOn was m ploye d with
pitched wood roofs The wood
truSSes and sheathing were pre-
served with Chromated zinc
chloride. assuring permanence
throughout The pay life of the
building The project eMas built
under Jurisdiction of tAe
United States Housing Admins
tTatlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

GALL KLENZ" ends liver. Fsl bladder.
stomach gas. gladstone attacks. prevents
operations 1910 Buriingams. Townsend
7-l74O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Screens
Improper Storage Nay
Be Costly

Improper storage and protection
OF screens during the Winter
months may cause damage 10 the
wire CtOrh ~ screens as NeII-2&
- ~ = 4s-f f----- me frames. ~'
To keep them from warp.ng.
screens should be stored either
standing up in racks or lying down
fiat / is important that the sur
face on which they are stacked be
level and that each screen be
ptdCrd SIU5Te1y AND fTTT1fy on me
ere h--4 t-+l--ffif -
II the screens and window Sills
have not already been numbered.
this is recommended so that when
the screens are put into use again
in the Spring they may be easily
sorted and fitted to their proper
places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Times Offers
Booklet on
Light Fixtures

- A SUBJECT you'll want to bone
on before building that new
Ebme is lighting fixtures. Too
much regarding their Importance
cannot be stressed.
During the evening, -MAen the
lights are on. our attention is con-
stantly brought 10 the fixtures. If
they don't please the eyes or blend
with the home, it's a minor
tragedy. So why not learn a little
lore about them before they are
installed?
The Detroit Times Home In
stitute has booklet on the sub
ject entitled, Period Lighting Fix
lures. II contains full descriptions
and. illustrations for Italian and
Spanish fixtures English lighting
fixtures, The Colonial period and
French fixtures
The booklet has been prepared
by Good Housekeeping Studio of
Architecture. Building and Fur
nishings, under the direction Of
Helen Koues and is available while
the supply lasts.
To obtain il. send FIFTEEN
CENTS ceIH=te- the Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
~ ~
ReSIStS I ern1iteS

The lumber is made resistant TO
decay-producing fungi and attack
by termlteS Chromated zinc
chloride effectively fcpels their
invasion, and also imparts q sig
nificant degree of fire resistance.
Treated wood. If xpo sc d to
flame. merely chars and does not
propagate combustion
Buyers OF lumher- lrea4ia.44 ~ II
specify virgin long leaf yellow
pine or corresponding grades of
other naturally durable varieties.
Il was pointed out Supplies- af
this grade are limited and com
mand substantial price premiums.
Second-groWth timhers. which are
abundant. respond readily 10
Treatment and Wien property
treated, are actually more resist
ant 10 decay than the relatively
expensive durable woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Expensive Woods

Some woods. notably cypress
-Ssttet-t,r'cf7rT-- TIT ifcS- SUBJECT 70 The
attack Of decay and termites than
others bat are expensive and
seldom are employed for construc-
ton purposes
Favorite lodging places for rot
and termlteS are Sills. joists. sub
iloorlngs and Shcating Porch
-IL.,L.n,-f 75T T707-
installations near the ground are
equally vulnerable. Protection at
these points r. inexpensive. adding
scarcely 2 per cent 10 the total
cost Of the structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Millions Advanced
By Hometoaa Banks

Rejecting an increase in the de-
mand for home loans in many To-
calities. outstanding advances Of
the Federal Home Loan Banks 10
their member savings and loan as
Sociations have increased by $50
079,664 during the April-AuguSt
T7V-TTOr1s = sfrrTr-T T~-7rTTT TST-T-rrT77T VI
the Federal Home Loan Bank SyS-
TEN, reported Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
MAIN OFFICE
Death n1ttfes

BIERNAT-nciober ? Anna, beloved wife
~ 4aeet--tisef fs4efheF tsf Floyd, daughter
~ Mrs.. Josephine JeDedzinski also sur
----41-- ---2Ect &-aal--aIa-AiS.A--
Flrersr-TrTT-T rPsIdenCe, fist Fischer
Monday morning $50 snT a'-the Ma
tWiiy ~ our Lord Church at 10. Frank
". Malone. director
CELIA SCH OCT q Emma Techow Gel
iasch. ~ 213g Fischer. wife Of the late
Gustav dear mother NJ Mrs Viola Filler
huig brother nj 0rrD. grandmother or
lone and Walter j.. Funeral service
Monday p. m ~ A-A-I4te--- +1rIEraT
------------r7T Vfa'lot ave.
ROIIO Oct q Rose. beloved wife Of
James dear mother Of Mrs howard
Scheppier ri North Dakota, Mrs Leo
cinQVa MIS- Anthony Beghin. Harold and
DAVID, grandmother az II grandchildren.
sister o., Mrs Fred Lechel Mrs Herman
Seei0ff Frank Henry and Fred kramer
Funeral service Monday. $3.50 p. N. al
residence s299 Rohns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Savings Used
To Buy Homes

The money people saved the
FIRST half eff this year odt of the
swelling national income went
ronspicuously into home financing
and national defense, the United
States Savings and Loan League
pointed out Saturday.
Into the two channels Of thrift
18th which The savings. building
ID loan associations are con-
VerHed these days their ossf,=SifaHe
accounts and the treasuryis de-
Tense savings bonds, 81 .395, 7O6 004
flowed between January ] and
July I, according to Patti Endtcott,
Pomona, Cal president Of the
ieague. ff1e receipts Of savings
and loan Institutions were 20 per
cent greater Than in the first half
Of 1910. IT was pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
HAIR PERMANENTLY rsmoysd by M

HAIR PERMANENTLY removed by Nun
tipie FlectroNss Ennls Boccabsils
3Ts5 Gratiot rMt Eliott Plaza 0sSo
HAIR REMOvED-M Multiple elecffoiysis
guarantees sara Ldtfmsn. as David
Sf1rr rH E1s5
HAIR Removed Permanently Eisctroiyss.
a. Hour Anfrfneifs Aust 13S3 Lake
zood Lenox .o32
4. JOHN zrLLicH o. 3oss wss, wsrYen.
vii 10 i0rrer ~ rssrcnrbis for tests
oontrscts1 By nv vifs. Dolores siHer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Defense Housing

The largest defense housing pro-
gram 10 be started az any one
tir,,o IN tho east was launched
-Nhen ground Was broken on the
same raorning- for three United
States Housing Authority projects
in Philadelnhia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Situations Wanted-FemoIe

COMPTOMETER operator graduate; fast
typist. bookkeeping, general office; neat.
Townsend 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Rustic Exterior

Rustic exterior. brown-Stained
waits and roofs fred cedar
shingles VIII feature construction
of a defense housing project OF 500
dwellings just getting under way
in Seattle. Wash. the United
States housing Authority an
nounccd Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

girl. experienced; wants days,
weeks; laundry, cooking, cleaning. Town
send 7-3f39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Paint Stucco. Concrete

Paint applied 10 stucco or con-
crete aids IN making walls Of this
material water tight. Unless
painted. the porousneSs Of Stucco
and concrete may induce damp
ness, making the home unhealth-
fnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Notes for Sale

More han So 900 600 oi tempo
rsry loan notes Of II local housing
authorities VIII be sold shortly 10
private bidders offering the lowest
interest rates the United States
housing authority ANNOUNCED SAT
urdaN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Employment Agencies
APPLY AT ONCE

APPLY AT ONCE
AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF
DESIRABLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN
OFFICE. SALES TECHNICAL,
EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i p TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment ais Beaubien. Wants
Day Workers Couples Porters. Maids
Mattresses Columbia 1910
RIVARD EMPLOYMENT - Experienced
coi0red maids cooks laundresses 1892
Rvard Terrace 2-el63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Male Hefp-Satesnen
/ CALL INTANGIBLE
MUSIC statesmen

10 eaS----l e-sse-i,- n c6PTI0n course
Will pay $40 for each enrolment Morning,
Cadillac 0ooa afternoons. Murray 1898
statesmen To sell nationally advertised
household necessities so cents weekly
Fertile territory. Northern Michigan is
alive with business Perfect plan. spot
verihcation. and immediate delivery. Tops
commissions Pay on the line CAL IN
person or write r. r Seaman, 2iS Federal
Avenue SAGINAW Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

/. A SUBJECT you'll want to bone
on before building that new
Elnne Is Lighting fiXtures. Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Services for Exchange
Female Help Wanted

FINEST CHRISTMAS CARDS
START NOW. MAKE MONEY EASILY,
% FUR II Writ .VTTNf n
FIRE. SAMPLES
Take orders from friends and neighbors.
Everyone hlys, See our gorgeous prize box
by Chiffon. You make soc on 81 box
Of p cards. Phone Madison ass. Boule-
ward office open evenings
MITCHELL GREETINGS
3i0 kales Bldg Adams A. PARK
Also 1000 r Cd Blvd near john r
plan -naEaAH-l44--eii
=r-f4FISIEaaS asdS-L--thslr- Epare- Tine 4.
gorgeous selection ~ p cards 70 sell for
81, personal cards imprinted 80 81 many
others an pay A. least 81 profit samples
furnished free start 40 once. Roy Al
Crown 527 Woodward (Sf0rel
ASSIST one baby. Eight homework STAY
Telephone evenings after ?. M Town
aenr A.s1OL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH or
PAINT-Direct your drawing talent into
money making feids IN your spare time
Write for fun particulars Give age and
occupation. Address Box 679f, Detroit
Times
WOULD Ike 20 hear from reliable men ne
ran train 10 overhaul install and service
air conditioning ard refrirerarng equip.
menf mus' 30 mechanically inclined nc
interference with present occupation FOR
Interview write ~ once Swing name ad.
drsst age Utilities Inst. Box B-eTes
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BILLFOLD Keepsake papers THIRD Mil
waukec SO questions. Keep money
Townsend s-5Q25
DIAMOND RING Vicinity Second Michi-
gan. Baker Carllne. keepsake Re
ward Ninewood 1855.
ELGIN POCKET WATCH, mans neigh
horhood Central Michigan reward. Tele-
phone oregon 30l5.
BAsSETT hound-Female tan white. left
ear badly cut Collar-&T6 reward. 800
+r-t- EUCLID Trinity 2-l27a.
LADYs gold Hamilton Wristwatch, Sep
TENDER 25 Michigan car or downtown.
reward. Lafayette 1914.
LOST Dog bun. brindle ana white. name
Queenie. bob tail and ears. S25 reward.
3sQ6 Russell.
MODEL AIRPLANE, vicinity Ford road
Greenfield, Dearborn. Reward Oregon
lo41 1856 Tsrnes
.LORTFOLIO lost between Royal Oak and
TIDefHnlt- downtown Valuable papers,
checks other valuablss. LioefaT reward.
Tyler 1862
RED TICK FOX HOuND-Vicinity Chat
fed-Joy road liberal reward. Vermont
1888
SCOTCH COLLIE september 20: neigh
shOrhood 1886 Log Cabin. Reward.
Telephone University 1890.
WALKER and blue tick hound, no hunt
ing dog family heartbroken, September
20 fMcGraw-Jeffersonl Reward Vine
wood l-sg35, mornings
WRISTWATCH. ladys. gold, small (Scot-
ten. Vinewood. Hancock. Keepsake. q"
Reward Tyler 5-ffis.
$40 REWARD-Lost hound. male, white
black spots sport Vicinity Mound
and outer drive. 2020l Omrs. Townsend
1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

NEAT colored girl desires waitress. sods
dispenser Children's companion. Fltf-'
rnN IlqR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

NEAT. experienced girl wishes days work
laundry, cleaning reliable Trinity z-zlsd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

WANT 40 RATES
DETROIT TINES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
Transient
CASH CHARGE
I time .,....,s.,...., &c 7c
3 10 times within ons
week ,,,,,,,..,..,. &C $40
or m ore consecutive
times .----.-...-.-4-. aize &C
minimum II wordD
EXCEPTIONS
To Rent Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms. Board and Room. Children TO
Rnand Hnrne for Aged Invalid. sltna-
lions Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
/ Time ...,.......,,.,. Sc Sue
3 times within one week Sc sac
or m ore consecutive
times ..a.......... 2lkc Sc
(Efnifnt-n II Wo~ds1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

EMBARRASSED. Mary HALEY, Electrolysls
Specialist Removes unWanfed nair. sO4
Fine Arts Building (near Adams rhestsrl.
Randolph 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

PLUMBERS Prepare for your state jour
neyman or masters license Michigan
Plumbing school $685. Linsdsie. Tyler
Eak0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
COLLECTOR

Experienced furniture collector nHefeF-eaa
who Is experienced in making terms with
customers STATE experience salary desired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Armistile Day
Protests Urged
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

Special 20 THE DETROIT TIMES
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Ar1nistice
Day parades of protest against
what he termed the administra.
tons war-provoking policy were
urged today by the Rev. DR.. Johr
A. O'Brien. University of Notre
Dame professor. who declared that
the United States should strive tc
get the war leaders to a confer.
ence table and arrange just ano
lasting peace.
Father O'Brien charges tn a
President Roosevelt has sought
by inflammatQgy words, by mac
curate and misleading presentation
OF Incidents to arouse in the people
the hysteria and the passions o
war? He added:
Elm every city on Armistice
Day there should be parades of
protest against the admlnistra-
lions war-provoking policy and
spectacular floats demonstrating
the agony, suffering. wounds,
and death which would come 10
our people IL we should repeat
tho chastity nightmare OF 1911"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
No Report Yet
Of Is on James

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. - For
the third consecutive day, the navy
department said that it had mo
word as to the fate of the 76
American seamen missing from the
destroyer Reuben James. white h
was torpedoed and sunk west OF
Iceland.
Meanwhile Senator Walsh Cd
of Massachusetts, chairman of the
naval affairs committee. was asked
by delegates at two-day conven-
ton of the America First Commit
tee to start an investigation of the
incident.
The delegates also unanimously
approved a resolution calling for
the de e next year of every
member of the Senate and House
who votes for repeal of provisions
of the Neutrality Act now under
debate in the Senate.
Another unanimously approved
resolution called on the President
TO withdraw United States troops
from Iceland and TO order ele-
ments of the United States Navy
out of the war zones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Navy Bo|stered
ByU. 5. Transfer
Of Coast Guard
29o Ships Added
70 Atlantic Patrol
by Roosevelt Order
BY JACK VINCENT

mt N'Ns ctfNiet sihH 'o'i'sponuV"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Trans-
fer of the entire United States
Coast Guard TO the navy under an
Executive order signed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt today gave the
navy 800 more ships, mostly cut
tiers. to patrol the Atlantic in the
Chief Executives announced de-
termination to clear the seas of
Nazi 'rattlesnakcS. "
The transfer is regarded In
Washington as the United States
answer to the torpedoing and sink
ing of the u. S. S. Reuben James. a
destroyer last week, and previous
U-boar attacks on the deStroyers
Kearny and Greer.
Besides giving the navy more
auxiliary craft, the order also
transferred the coast guards 90
airplaneS 10 the fleet. Most Of them
are long-range patrol ships that
can be converted into bombers.
The coast guards 21,700 officers
and men automatically became a
part of the navy.
Most OF the coast guard ships,
it is believed, will be used in ocean
patrol duty. The coast guard has
270 reserve vessels, mostly yachts
and small boats, at its call.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
RAJ Hits
Naples,
Palermo

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The air
ministry announced today that
Raj bombers pounded the Italian
port OF Naples and the Sicilian
seaport of Palermo for more than
six hours Friday night.
A communique said the railroad
station, a torpedo factory and an
aircraft frame factory were hit al
Naples. At Palermo, a drydock
and a seaplane base were hits and
an enemy merchant vessel in the
Mediterranean was set on fire. All
planes returned safely.
British bomber attacks on tar
gets along the coast of German
occupied Norway during the nigh
and on shipping off the Dutch
islands were announced.
ROME. Nov. 3.-(INS)-New
air raids on Malta were announced
today by the Italian high COM
mand.
FOLKESTONE. England. Nov
3. - UNS) 49, Enemy aircraft at
tackled two British naval vessels
in the English Channel today
dropping at least 30 bombs in
their Immediate vicinity. but
neither vessel appeared to have
been hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Monday. November 8, 1871
.RedS.Japs
Fix New
Frontier
IntrrnatlonaI New. service Cable

International News service Cable
LONDON. Nov. 3. AFTER
months of negotiations. Russia
and Japan have agreed on a new
frontier between outer Mongolia
and Manchukuo. a Reuters dis
patch from Kuibyshev, Russia,
stated today.
The agreement was announced
by Soviet Vice Foreign Commlssarr
s. A. LoSovZky, who said II had
been concluded by a commission
meeting at Hardin and that the
frontier is now clearly marked
along a 160-mile length between
Buirnor and Khalkhingol."
The pact does not affect Man.
chukuo's frontiers on the north.
facing Siberia. Therefore, 1t
might signify either a Japanese
desire TO fix the Mongolian-Man-
chukuoan line before attempting
a move across the Manchukuoan-
Siberian line or a japanese inten-
ton TO refrain from striking at
Russia in the east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Moscow Crisis
Near as Nazis
Pour in Reserves
Germans in crimee
Drive Are Halted,
Russians Claim
International New. seryics Gable

KUIBYSHEV. u. S. S. r., Nov
3. - The German army today
threw fresh reserves OF tanks
guns and men into the battle for
Moscow, according TO a Moscow
radio broadcast.
"The battle for the capital has
entered its most serious phase"
the radio added.
"a Stockholm dispatch to the
London Daily Express said 800
TO 400 German bombers blasted
Moscow in half hour relays)
= Earlier a Soviet broadcast sale
the German assault on Moscow
had been halted at all points.
The Moscow radio said Sovie
troops at Tula were holding against
a new German thrust and launch
ing "incessant counter-attacks.
But the broadcaster added:
THE Germans on this sector
200 miles south of Moscow
are throwing In ever-increasing
reserves and attacking night and
day. They are now making two
or three attacks nightly"
Stain, in an order OF the day
commanded his troops on the MoZ
haiSk, Maloyaroslavetz and Tuli
ISeCtors not TO give up anothe
single inch" OF territory.
Advices from the Crimea sal
the Germans were continuing I,
increase their pressure. especial.
toward the Alma River, north O
the great Russian Black Sea nava
base at Sevastopol, but that the
had failed TO advance" in the las
"a hours.
Red army units, at one point il
the Crimea. were buttressed b.
lmarines from Black Sea warship
who first checked the Nazi ad
vance and then counter-attackeo
recapturing three villages and tw
hills.