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big strong woman who had been condemned
to spend years of her life so miserably-a life
which had once been gay and glamorous, and
fun of high adventure.
Just because you used to wear iewelrv
and run around with kings and princes that
isn't any reason for you to be lazy now. you
understand? Get going you dirty Boshevik.
get to work.
The eonvicts cheeks were running with
blood. She looked up at her tormentor with
eyes that were wide with surprise But she
hadn't much as uttered a sound
And besides" the turkeys wife went on.
I hope we aren't going to have you with us
much longer. Rennes has been occupied by
the Germans. and the Kommandatur has
asked for list of our prisoners The Nazi
officers. it seemed to me- were most par
ticularly interested in the name of Madame
la Generate Nadia Skobine I sincerely hope
they'll relieve us of your filthy presence"
But now the convict had jumped to her
feet, crying aloud and screaming like a wild
animal
The turkeys wife. frightened. recoiled
Like mad woman. the prisoner was
screaming, gesticulatng running about
NO no" she kept saying No no Not
the Germans not the Russians Have pity
on me-"
Jailers came rushing up. tried to quiet
this frenzied outburst. Convict No. 8 ,225 had
gone out of her mind, they thought
But before they could overpower her, she
suddenly tore open her blouse and with her two
hands held up the little Orthodox cross of
massive gold that had been hanging from
chain about her neck-and in a swift ges-
ture. brought the cross to her lips and opened
a secret panel
Immediately. she fell
What's this idiot doing now" the turn
keys wife said bending over the stricken
woman. But then she took a step backward
and said nothing more
For the eyes that were looking up at her
were CLASSY and seemed immense eyes filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

with an unforgettable horror-the eyes of this
woman who was dead
/ykIADIA killed herself with the poison she
' always carried about with her, hidden
in her cross, the cross which meant much
to her the cross of Rasputin-for she was
always in mortal fear of being caught by the
NaZis or by the Bolshevks."
That was the way she explained ii to
me this woman who had killed her lover
Marguerite Dupre, when she came to me in
New York. And she proceeded to tell me-
step by step, of the secret life of this woman
who had been her companion in the gloomy
Prison of Rennes.
Pei do dna. pei do dna, pei do dna" ITO
the very end, to the very end. to the very
endN...
The Gypsy yiolinist went about among
the tables, repeating the phrase over and
over again the classic phrase to be heard in
every Moscow nght-spot- the words of cheer
and Of encouragement to the guest who drinks
his glass of vodka bottom-up to the sound
of the music. This was in the Yargourk the
most famous cabaret in Moscow in the year
of 1913. The walls were aglow with the
lamps of ikons The light of dawn was be-
ginning 10 show at the glass doors.
But who cared about the hour? Who
gave thought to such a thing in this room
where the air was pungent with perfume?
Who cared, long as there was something
to drink so long as there was music
The guests were waiting for the greatest
attraction of all And now the master of
ceremonies roundish little man with
CLEAN in his eye, announced:
My Lords and my Lovely Ladies. with
your very kind permission I should like to
present our illustrious star: Nadia Plevit-
skaya
Thunderous applause Somewhere in the
rear. a man got up. A tall man. he was
powerful-looking, bearded and dirty wearing
a filthy peasant blouse. He came staggering
forward. showing and pushing his way be
tween the tables, regardless of the Noble
D. AmaLL.an WaakIH Ine Greai Rrllaln Rlchts Res
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

ambition of her life was to be fulfilled She
was still young. Twenty-seven years ago, she
had been known as Diska Nieolaevitch, II
village which bore the name of her family
Vinnikov in the distance Province of Kursk
Her people had been meujiks -tpeasants4, and
there were twelve children in the family. AS
far back as she could remember, she had
always been singing and dancing had always
been dreaming of an easy and luxurious life
of fame and glory, of being loved and of
wearing many precious Jewels Her parents
had always spoiled this child who was grow
ing up to be such strong and handsome girl
I'll A PLEvITsKAYA has appeared before
the Car and sung for him no less than
thirty tmes-in St Petersburg. at Tsarskoe-
Selo."
You that ring, that big ruby you
= know who gave to her? The Little Father
himself"
Whose protegee is she ,"
She's seen at Rasputns. And Grand
Duke Vladimir the Imperial Purveyor so to
speak of pleasure and entertainment
thinks the world of her. himself
And to think that she's not -mueh-alnre
than a peasant-a girl who can just barely
read and writei"
This was during the World War Never
theless at the Palace of the Gar there MAS
no end to the fessting and carousing and
everyone envious of this beautiful peas
ant girl who was often more sumptuously
gowned and gotten up than Grand Duchess.
There little talk of the war at the Palace.
and one tried hard to ignore the misery and
suffering Of the Russian people There was
an endless round of drinking and dancing az
the Palace While out at the front things
were going badly And within the country
all Russia-the people were beginning
TO grumble.
And on this evening Nadia Pevitskaya
was worried She was we'll aware OF what
was going on She was concerned about the
future her future
She had in the meantime made up With
her family because she mad heard somehow
that her brother playing fairly i'm
portant part. locally among the revolution
airy peasants and one could never tell. could
one Edmund Plevitsky her husband was
serving as officer on the Austrian front She
had friends on both sides Of the barricades
Rasputin was still devoted to her and so
was the Grand Duke vladimir. busily
plotting To destroy Rasputin.
Nadia had strengthened her own position
with everyone by the simple expedient Of
repeating first to one. and then TO the other
the secrets that had been whispered To
her in confidence.
Then, one day, the news is brought 10 he
Palace. messenger GREATNESS announces
Prince Yousopoff has just killed Rasputiu''
Nadia gets up. She understands II all
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
BY PIERRE LAZAREFF,
Former Editor-in- Chief of "Paris-Soir,"
Most Widely Read Newspaper of
the European Continent
la Plevitskaya"
Mime. Skobline),
Most Accomplished and
Former Il


A y OLD woman asked to speak to me.
- She told who she was and I
y couldn't believe it. l couldn't recog-
nize her Some fifteen years ago-she had
been beautiful then-her name and her pic
ture had been featured on the front page
of every newspaper in France.
Myself I reporter at the time and
I had been assigned to cover her case. She
had killed a man.
She was condemned to fifteen years in
the prison at Rennes in Brittany. 1t was
there that she met La Plevitskaya" They
became close friends.
Plevitskaya wife of a Russian general.
had been the favorte Of the last Gar On
Dec IA 1885 in Paris she was condemned
to twenty years of hard labor for completely
in the sensational kidnapping of General de Mil
Ter leader of the White Russian exiles in
France.
They called La Plevitskaya the BLACK
Angel of the Red Revolution.
And now the old woman was telling me
she had seen La Plevitskaya die some weeks
previously in jail-on Oct. l, 1910. She ended
her story by saying
Before she died La Plevitskaya told me
all about herself-made a full confession She
had written this confession-but only in part
and had given it to Father Gregory. a
Paris priest who had visited at the Prison
of Rennes
But I'm the only one who really knows
the true story of La Plevitskaya including
many things she never wanted to tell the
police and the judges Many things that cast
light on one OF the blacklist mysteries of the
time
The woman who was speaking to me also
told me how she had managed to leave the
Prison Of Rennes During the unspeakabe
confusion following Frances invasion she had
escaped from prison had succeeded in ac-
quring a false passport and then. some
how, had made her way through the Occu-
pied Zone. to Hendaye and across the
Spanish frontier But all that as Kipling
says is another story
What wanted to hear above all was
about this extraordinary confession of La
Plevitskaya. and l wish to say here that
! have had access 10 files enabling me to
check various points and thus to con-
firm the veracity Of the story Many hitherto
obscure details fitted together perfectly with.
all the known facts in the case
And here is what la Pevitskaya never
dared to tell until she lay dying Here are
the secrets which she did not want To take
with her. unrevealed into the grave
HAERE' Take tins And If you don't like
! It. why go ahead and tell Stain about
II"
The turkeys wife sneercd. Then. with
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plause as La Pevitskaya made her appear
ance. She wearing the costume of
Gypsy peasant and she looked like one of the
beautiful heroines from the pages of Gogol or
Turgeneff She was brunette with eyes that
were dark and very large. Her lips were
fun and sensual. Her teeth We're perfect. The
cut of her costume revealed her splendid
shoulders. and did more than hint at a firm
and generous bosom Then when she COM
menced singing and dancing. from under the
cloud of her skirts and many petticoats, there
could be seen her slender. shapey legs. And
in addition, she had talent. Real talent
Her singing was clear and calm and I'M
hurried the voice of eternal Russia it
seemed the voice of the Russian countryside.
where everything is to be expressed in melody.
pain as we'll as pleasure and hatred as we'll
love
"Sing -onee-mere- Nadia-Sing -forHlell,,
Rasputin shouted between each stanza Of her
song.
And Nadia smiled at him made a bit of
a curtsy and commenced singing again
The fascinator is himself bewitched"
whispered the Grand Duke Vladimir to the
Grand Duchess.
When La Plevitskaya had finished sing
ing. the balalaika players exhausted
from having accompanied her long
Rasputin called to her Come. Sit here.
Sit beside me. you attract me Here take
always I have never been without it. you
understand because it is hollow. this cross.
and contains poison. To take this poison, all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Jou iiSNb w 10 Pitoo Ills
bar to the right you see
and it opens. Some day.
perhaps. when you will no
longer be happy. die. and
think of Rasputin. But in
the meantime, / ask you 10
live a little bit for me.
Come to me and confess
your sins tomorrow after
noon. Then, if you are
very nice, Vladimir and |.
we shall present you to the
Little Father and to the
Czarina What do you say
Vladimir ,"
Hearing his name shout
ed by this mad priest. the
Grand Duke Vladimir
turned pale. But he was
well aware of the power of
Rasputin. of his influence
with the Imperial Family.
And so Vladimir. in turn.
approached Plevitskaya;
and when she kneeled re-
specially before him, he
helped her to her feet with
an almost fatherly gesture.
and promised to see what
could be done about pre-
senting her at Court.
Unless you hear to the
contrary" he said, Il shall
come and call for you to-
morrow afternoon at five.
at the home of the Rever-
end Father"
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

all her might, she
dashed her bunch of
heavy keys against
the cheeks of the
unfortunate woman.
She was on her
knees. this woman.
scrubbing the floor
of her cell in the
Prison of Rennes.
She haA-h4atfe-t the
mistake of stopping
for a moments rest.
The turnkey's wife
had never had any
love for Cow vic t
No. 5, 225, But the
Sisters of Mercy. on
the other hand, had
always shown their
c O m p a s sion and
sympathy for this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Tragic EXpidti0n Of f
Stains 1907 Perfect

The Confession and Fantastic Double Life of the
Communist BLACK Angel" Who Made Her Dreams
of Luxury and Power Real by Be+roying All Who
Loved and Trusted Her. Revealed by Pierre
Lazoreff. Famous French Journalist. Who
Describes Her Prison Suicide to Escape the Nozs
and Reds Whom She Had Also Double Crossed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

NADIA Plevitskaya did
~ not fall asleep quite so
readily, that morning. She
was kept awake by her
thoughts. She was think
ing that now, at last, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Lords of the Impe-
rial Court. They
saluted him. in fact,
humbly. A n d the
Prince SIS e S and
Crane DucheSses
crossed themselves
devoutly, as he
passed, or tried to
kiss the I sleeves of
his dirty blouse. or
to seize and kiss his
.calloused hands.
But he was utter
ly Indifferent to. all
this. Il want to sit
up ere h e
shouted. Get me a
chair and a t a b ! e
and something to
drink -
The master of
ceremonies turned
TO a waiter. Hurry
up. Do as he says.
Father Gre ry
Rasputin is getting
to be more and
m ore infatuated
with our star. Now
he comes here every
night to see her "
There was an
other burst of APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

capital tomorrow. They will be
received the following day by
President Roosevelt, Vice Presi-
dent Wallace. Secretary of the
Navy Knox, Under Secretary Of
the Navy Forrestal. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Bard, Sec
rotary of State Cordell Hull and
Under Secretary of State Welles.
They will confer here at the
Navy Department with Admiral
Stark and other high officers, in
spect the Naval Academy at An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
U. S. TgIltens Ties atin-Americas. Enjoys

ally appear before the Pan
American Union meeting here
May Ia to address representa-
tives Of the 20 Latin-America
republics.
Defense of the Western Henri
sphere was expected TO be the
chief concern of United States
naval officials and the chiefs OF
IL South American navies, now
in this country. when they visit
Washington this week.
The nations capital prepared
a cordial welcome to DR.. En-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

two million men. plus all the
equipment they would need to
carry on > BATTLE" he said. ut
has been claimed that landing
could be made I'm Brazil. but
this Is foolish. Even II this feat
were accomplished an invading
army would have 70 make an
impossible march through the
swamps and terrain Of the Cen
trail Americas TO get here"
He expressed a CONVICTION tha'
he United States would not enter
he war, despite the efforts of the
administration. because OF an over
anti-war feeling Of the
people.
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Senator Wheeler bitterly ssssiled

Senator Wheeler bitterly assailed
Willkie.
mo man has 30 thoroughly
dropped I'm the estimation Of the
public ~ willkie." he said. ut
Is ridiculous for either he or any
other person 10 take q To-day
trip to England and then claim
TO know what it WINS all about"
Senator Wheeler said high
officials and staunch inter-
ventionists. except a few crack
potts." admitted that Nazi invasion
Of the United States was practi-
cally impossible.
1T would require q force of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

WASHINGTON. May 6.-The
American government today
mapped a dynamic program for
extension of the famed good
neighbor" policy with Latin
America, including steps for fur
therance of mutual defense Of the
Western Hemisphere against
threatening developments in
Europe.
President Roosevelt, the White
House announced. will person
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
BENEFIT OF TRIP

off he did, I know that he
would again think Of our farm
ers, workers and businessmen.
1 know that he would repudiate
the warmongers. know that
he would renew and repeal the
solemn assurances he gave the
people before the election In
1940-that our boys would not
be sent to foreign bsttlefields
and that he and his admlnistra-
ton would steer a course of
peace"
Earlier at a press conference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Students Against Conveys

PRINCETON. N. J.. May a.
QNS)--One thousand undergrads
yates at Princeton University
nearly one-half the student body,
have signed a petition decrydng
the use of American ships as con.
voys TO England, it was disciuseo
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
ENJOYS VISIT

Considerable importance was
attached in informed quarters
here 10 the visit of the South
American naval chiefs.
The visitors will arrive in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

rique Ruiz-Guinazu. new foreign
minister Of Argentina, who will
make an official visit here next
week en- route TO Argentina to
take up his high office after a
tour of duty as ambassador to
Italy.
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napolis, and next week begin Z
tour of naval establishments ovss
the nation.
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B5,o05US0
Contrd(ts For
4BuiIdingsLet

Contracts totaling S2SA005 for
construction OF four United Serv-
ice Organizations recreation CEN
: ters-three in Warren Township
and one in MI. Clemens - were
awarded today 80 A. w. kutSche
Company Of Detroit.
Announcement Of construction
Of such buildings was contained
in an exclusive story in The De-
troit Times last Friday.
The contracts were among 10
announced today by Lieut.. Col +.
c. Hayden Of The Sixth ConStruc-
tion Zone, to'aling $685.. 1872 for
recreation centers IN Illinois and
Michigan. Included is an award
of Sl72.500 10 the Miller-Davis
Company Of Kalamazoo. for two
buildings HI Battle Greek and one
at Augusta.
The Warren Township buildings
will serve defense workers in the
area of the Chrysler Tank plant
and the Hudson Naval Arsenal.
Cost OF construction is borne by
the government but the centers
will be operated by USO funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
7 missing Girls
Soughton Ranch

Two 12-year-old girls, reported
missing to Detroit police, may be
on their. way|to9 Kentucky-raneh,
the nrothes Of One of them told
police today.
Paula Morris Of 5472 Missouri
avenue and Frances Poynter" Of
31707 Pardo avenue, Garden City,
left the latter'S home Monday
morning for the Garden City
School, where Frances iS pupil.
They have not been seen since.
Mrs Stephen Morris, Paula's
mother. said the girls had been
talking about visiting. the ranch
owned by Frances uncle for more
than a year.
Paula is 4 feet 10 inches tall;
weight. SO pounds, fair COM
plexion. blond and wearing dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER sign

II backache and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The Kidneys are Natures chief way OF taking
excess acids and poisonous waste out Of tho
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints day.
II the is miles OF kidney tubes and filters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays
in the blood These poisons may start nagging
backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss OF
pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling.
pufiiness under the eyes, headaches and dizzi-
ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing and burning sometimes sh ows there Is some
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doans
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING

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Windsor Filler Held
Prisoner by Ndzis

Joy and relief reigned today in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grease Sr. Of Windsor. whose son,
Flight Lieut.. Harry Crease Jr.. of
the RCAF. was reported missing
after a fight over Germany.
- According to Berlin broadcast
heard in London. Lieutenant
Crease was among a number OF
British fiiers recently taken cap
tive. He will be sent to German
war prison camp.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Woman Hangs Herself

Two days after she returned
home from the psychopathic sec
ton of Receiving Hospital, Mrs.
Anna Kantor; So, of 14104 Orleans
street, was found by her husband.
Leon, hanging by a section of
clothes line from a beam in the
attic of her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Talk Customer Relations

Sponsored by the Detroit chap
ter OF the American Savings and
Loan Institute. a series OF lectures
on Customer Relations" began
yesterday afternoon in the Surety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

maroon coat, blue slacks, black
oxfords and red socks. Frances,
who resembles Paula, wore a
maroon coat and white dress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
HEIR TO
FOUND!
By Board of Missing Heirs
Radio Program

Listen tonight--as this lucky radio
listener tells you how it feels to
be suddenly rich beyond your
fondest dreams. This great pub
lie service, the Board of Missing
Heirs, has already located the
claimants 10 estates totaling al
most 100000. You too, may be
a missing heirl
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Savings Building, 1850 Griswold
avenue. The meetings will continue
every Monday at 4:30 p. m.
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Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson,
"Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
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