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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
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While 275.000 persons hurried
to complete their income tax re-
turns before midnight, representa-
tives of three automobile COM
panies and one individual Satur-
day filed their tax returns and
paid the federal government q
total of S77.500,000 as one-fourth
of their tax levy,
The largest amount was paid
by the General Motors Corpora
ton. James S. Wallace, director
of the tax division of the eFgani-
cation, said that the check for the
first quarterly payment was lin
excess of S32, 10000
Income tax officials are not per-
mitted to reveal the names and
amounts paid by taxpayers. but It
was learned that two other auto
companies also paid first install
ments of $20.000,0O0 and S25,000,-
900 on their tax.
One man. II was also learned.
presented the income tax office
with a check for S500,000 for one
quarter OF his individual tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

From recent dispatches that ers promised Spring
ofensiveor Battle of the Atlantic the first lord of the
British admiralty calls its really underway London that
total of % British and neutral ships ggregang than $4,000
combined triple
bombers ending March
?, in al-out thrust for victory
Though the snkings much lower than during
World War No of
Allied nations fighting Uboaneverthee this of the
highest losses registered during sevenday period the
began II AZ than that of the
December l024s
the bottom.
The on British shipping growing TO proportions
According admiralty admitted
$1,000 weekly II continued this figure
yearly loss would approximately 350000 In
needs mathematician
would heavily the already badly depleted shipping available
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
300 Cargo Ships
Next Under Aid
Roosevelt to ReplenisF
Shrinking British Fleet
international New. Service Wiz,

WASHINGTON. March Is
President Roosevelt soon will
launch a gigantic new shipbuilding
program of perhaps 300 cargo YES
sells costing close to S500,000 900
to replenish Great Britain's shrink
ing merchant fleet. maritime COM
mission circles predicted tonight.
Funds to pay for the ships,
which Britain declares are urgently
needed to offset losses caused by
Nazi sinkings, are carried in the
81 900 100000 aid to = Britain APP
preparation being rushed to pas
sage by Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Continued on Page IL
.Cdnadd-Bound,
4 Vessels Sunk
Passengers From Britain
Report 200 Dead
International New, service wiz.

TWTFTHaTF0UdT .NFWF -FTNTF WIZ
OTTAWA. Ont. March 10
-Four Canadian-bound ships were
sunk by enemy action" on the
Atlantic crossing. passengers ar
irving from England on another
ship reported today. They esti-
mated loss of life was about zoe"
The four stricken vessels-one
passenger liner, two big freighters
and an oil tanker-were part of a
convoy which was attacked sew
eral days out from an unnamed
port, the passengers said.
A depth charge dropped by a
destroyer was believed to have
bagged one of the subs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Appeal Agent Watches

As Hanks case stands now. an
examining physician for his local
board has certified that the Tiger
home run slugger is suffering from
fiat feet.
Members OF local Board No. %.
Hanks board, when they receive
the examining physicians report,
will refer Hanks case to the or
thopedic division of Henry Ford
Hospital for a complete report.
Then they will classify Hank the
way that the medical board ad-
vises.
But. in the event they place him
in a deferred class, William J.
Harcourt, the government appeal
agent for the board. has the power
TO step in and ask how come. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Union Calls Off Strike
After Hoffman Blast

WASHINGTON. March ia
strike of building trade workers
at Walter Reed Hospital. the big
army medical center. was called
off Saturday after Rep. Clare Z.
Hoffman tR1 of Michigan de-
nounced the walkout as detri-
mental TO national defense and
submitted a congressional resolu-
ton to probe the union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Knudsen Wins by K.0..
In Battle With Critics
Rises to New Heights as Program
of OPM Gains Force, Instead
of Hitting Official Skids
BY THEODORE HUNTLEY
Time. star Correspondept

defense industries by cutting off
or limiting supplies for nondefense
uses as this may be found neces-
sary.
Michigan's automobile indus
tries admittedly will be one of the
first and unquestionably the great
est industry to feel the pinch oil
shortages in these metals.
Substitutes Likely
There is every disposition within
the OPM to protect the industry
to the fullest extent possible in its
use of nickel and tin, even though
aluminium will no longer be avail
able for many of its present uses.
If the defense demand continues
TO increase as anticipated, how
ever, motor manufacturers will
have to find substitutes until after
the war for some of the metals
now in general use.
1t is pointed out that abundant
supplies of copper in the country
are available at fraction of the
World War price and that plas-
tics are coming into such general
use that if necessary these can be
Continued IN Pape I2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Bevin May Go TO Fire
To Ask British Bases

LONDON. March 15.--In a new
effort 10 induce Fire TO grant
marine bases 10 Britain or the
United states preferably 10
British government cir
cieS arc studying the possibility OF
sending Ernest Bevin. minister of
labor and national service. TO Dub
lin, it was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Admiral woodward Says:
u. S. Must Rush Fleet
OF Warships to Britain
World War Destroyers, Mosquito Ships
- As Well As Cargo Vessels Would
Foil U-Boat Menace

(Bntsns most urgent immediate requirements from the
Unea States under the adopted lendesse for
destroyers boats and other naval craft well planes
British shipping from Ubosts Rear Admiral Clark H.
Woodward United States declares the following
article Termng preservation of British vital
United States thar
these needs except ultimate peT and nne
date dispatch of all available desoyers well some
of mosquito boats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
100000 Raj
Bonnbers Set
Ruhr Af|ame
Germans, Fire Bombs
Fall on London in
Retaliatory Att a c k

BuDAPEST-Huge British ,es-s
peditionary force reported to
have been landed IN Greece,
Page >.
LONDONDERRY British air
blows at Ruhr and along in
vasion' coast announced.
BERLIN-Germans claim heavy
damage wrought in raids
against Leeds. Sheffield, Glas-
gov and other British centerS.
Observation-Disclosures than 300
new cargo ships 20 be built
under leaSe-lend program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Can Take Case Higher

That will be in the nature of
an appeal to Board of Appeals
No. 2. for that is just what Har-
courts job is for.
Then. if he is not satisfied with
that body's ruling he can take
the case to the State Board.
At the present time the question
is whether Hank shall be CLASH
fled in la or LIB. If in la. he
is subject to induction as soon as
his number is called (some time in
April. probably; if in LIB he will
probably be deferred for at least
the remainder of the 194l ball
season.
The Greenberg case has dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
S77,5OO, 900 Income Taxes
Paid by 4 on Last Day Here

Thirty-fve bags of mail contain
ing 10000 tax returns were re-
ceived at the internal revenue
office Saturday morning. and sew
eral hundred persons were in line
seeking assistance. on their re-
ports when the office opened.
During the first hour more
than 1900 persons were served,
and all afternoon the corridors
were damned with taxpayers. The
office closing time was 8 p. M.
but tax returns poStmarked be-
fore midnight escape the IS per
cent penalty.
Excluding the four large checks
received Saturday. Giles Kava-
nagh. collector of internal revenue,
estimated that the 525. 900 persons
who had filed returns by midnight
Friday had paid a total of $685..
100000.
Last year at this time only
417.000 persons had filed returns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
All Must
Make Sacrifices
Continuous Flow of Ships, Planes,
Guns and Food Will Be Sent
to Nations Fighting Axis
tcomprst* Tex. Of Mr.. Roosevelt. Speech, pas. Io)
By CECIL B. DICKSON

international News Service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 15.-President Roose-
welt tonight pledged continuous flow of ships,
planes food and guns to Great Britain and other
nations fighting the Axis powers-"until total VIC
tory is won.'
In an historic speech broadcast throughout the
world the President revealed that the flow Of war
implements had started across the seas to embattled
countries only five minutes after he signed the lease
lend act last Tuesday.
Calling on all Americans in all walks of life to
make sacrifices, he warned industry and labor they
must expect higher taxes longer working hours, and
that there must be end to- unnecessary strikes"
tying up defense production.
He also warned that whatever steps necessary would
be taken against deliberate sabotage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
BY REAR ADMIRAL CLARK H. WOODWARD
United States Navy
Copyright. 1871. by International New, Sc


(The expressed and the made herein
be construed official reectns
the the department the naval
at srge)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 15.-
big Bill" Knudsen. boss of the
Office of production management
appeared today to have won his
subsurface fight with intra-gov'
eminent saboteurs by a knockout
Far from hitting the Official
skids. as his critics hoped he
would, he is riding the tide Of
new confidence and enlarged re.
sponsibilities as the OPM drives
ahead on its war program.
Curbs to Be Imposed
With aluminum-utensil manu-
facturers already told they will
have to stop making pots and
pans until after the war, there is
every indication the Knudsen-
Hillman Stetunius organization
will shut down next on all nom
essential manufacturers u sin g
nickel steel or stainless steel, both
of which are approaching short
ages as result of the greatly en-
larged defense demand.
Stock piles of tin, nickel and
aluminium already are subject to
OPM priority orders. The prob
lem now is to increase the flow 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Last year at this time only
417.000 persons had filed returns
and the tax paid was approx
mstely $4,000, 900, ne said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Directory

General News
Sports, Finance, Theaters, Travel
,-Soeiety, Fashions
4-Classified, Real Estate, Radio,
Hobbies
: S-Pictorial Review, During, Autos,
Runyon. March of Events
6-American Weekly 7-Comics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Features

Town Meeting -i941 Style-G Gas Hearing
REEVES Old Custom; Winter Life With
the CCC; Saturday Night in Alma.
All in fbe Pictorial Review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Substitutes Likely

Continued on Page 49,
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Suspect Arrested
In HoIdup Killing
'0f Marion Mi|ey
Youth Seized in Kentucky;
Slain Golf Stor's Mother
Dies of Her Wounds

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. Knight
Police Chief Dudley Mccoy said to-
day suspect had been arrested at
Shelbyville, KY, in the Staying of
Marion Miley, nationally known golf
star, and the fatal wounding of her
mother, Mrs. Elsa Miley, here Sun
day.
Police Chief Roy S, Jones of Shell
byville, about so miles west OF Lex
ington, reported the suspect, about
IT years old, was being held without
charge.
Mrs. Miley, so, died late yesterday
in St. Josephs Hospital of three
abdominal bullet wounds about seven
hours after funeral services for her
daughter.
The women were shot down by two
masked intruders who entered their
Evening star., 1941-10-02

mask also were found in the room,
Burman said.
Two buttons, apparently torn from
a mans coat, were among the scant
clues found in the Mileys' apart
ment.
Among the few other clues was a
newspaper carriers report that he
saw a bluish-green sedan at the
club about the time of the attack.
Authorities said the gunmen were
believed to have obtained about S145
in the robbery.
Grief-stricken Fred Miley. Gin
cinnati golf professional, expressed
belief his wife and daughter had
been shot after they recognized the
intruders.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

Chief Jones said the suspect, who
he said had social security card
bearing the name Thomas Cianciolo
of Louisville, had refused to talk to
him or to the other six inmates OF
the Shelbyville Jail.
Chief Jones said the youth and
another boy about the same age reg
istered at the hotel Monday night,
but that the other boy since left
in the sedan they drove to Shelby
Vile
Meanwhile funeral services were
set for 9 am. tomorrow for Mrs.
Miley at st. FeterS Catholic Church.
She will be buried beside her daugh-
ter in Calvary Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Series Is Prime
Interest of II. S.
Army in Iceland
BY the Associated Press.


REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Sept. 29
Delayed The fame of them
buns" the Brooklyn Dodgers, has
travelled with the United States
Army to Iceland.
The first interest Of the newly
arrived American soldiers after
working day after day in the rain
unloading telephone poles and food
supplies from swaying ships in the
harbor was the World Series.
The Armys newspaper, White
Falcon. appeared today with news
that the Dodgers had clinched the
National League pennant One
Brooklyn fan knee deep in mud took
all bets on the Brooklyn lads as he
dug a drainage ditch,
Evening star., 1941-10-02

apartment at the fashionable Lex
ington Country Club and demanded
receipts of Saturday night dance.
In the sketchy account she was able
to give police before her death, Mrs.
Miley said she told the robbers where
the money was and then they beat
and shot her. Marion, coming to
her mothers aid, was shot down
and apparently killed instantly.
Maj. Joe Burman of the State
highway patrol advised Chief Mccoy
the Shelbyville suspect was arrested
when he left a movie theater last
night after an overcoat with two
buttons missing had been found in
his hotel room. A pocket knife and
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Heads intelligence Unit

BALTIMORE. Oct. ? tP).-Col.
Philip L. Thurber assumed admin
lstration of military intelligence and
public relations activities in the
Third Corps Area today, succeeding
1t. Col. Manton S. Eddy, trans
ferred to the 44th Division.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
'AirmuiI' 156 Years Old

The first airmail letter, sent to
Benjamin Franklin when he was
living in France in 1785, was carried
in a balloon across the English
Channel.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
NGzi General Shown
Wounded in Movie
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct "A German war
neWsreel yesterday showed 1t Gen.
Eduard Dietl. commander of the
German forces on the Finnish front.
carrying his left arm in a sling. 1t
appeared that Gen. Dietl had been
wounded about the time that ru-
NOR was spread that he was killed in
action.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

On August II the Moscow radio
reported that according to reliable
sources" in Stockholm, Gen. Dietl
was killed west of the Soviet Arctic
port of MurmanSk.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

Charter No.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
Denibados aviones de los nazis
Superbombas Sc arrojaron anoche en- Kiel
La resistencia rusa obliga a los totalitarios
a modificar sus planes.
Grandes convoyes para ell Este central

Londres, agosto EN- una
batalla aerea librada hoy So
bre ell canal y Francia, IL avio
mes Messerschmitt fueron de-
rribados. La R. A. perdi6 Gin
co aparatos.
Los peritos militares asegu-
ran que a las noticias de la
propaganda nazi sobre la cam
pana de Russia no Sc les puede
conceder mucho credito.
La aviaci6n inglesa lanz6 a.
noche superbombas en- Kiel,
Hamburgo Y otras ciudades
alemanas.
Esperase que Vichy decidi-
ra ell lunes su nueva orienta-
ci6n en- cuanto a las colonias
de Africa.
Ell ataque a Kiel Sc realiz6
a la luz de la luna y las bonn
bas cayeron en- muelles, asti-
lleros y almacenes, con asom-
brosa exactitud.
Aparentemente ell EstadO
Mayor aleman modifica sus
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
UNA RED DE RADIO EN- Ell
ESTADO DE FLORIDA

Con Ell fin de organizar en- la
Florida una red de radio que
rermita a la polieia y otras au-
toridades efectrar su trabajo
con mayor e~fieiencia, Sc veri7
fic6 aver una importante reu-
MON en- eSta ciudad, preSidida
por ell abogado general Watson.
La red, segin manifesto c. d.
Bailey, tecnico de radio de la
policia de Tampa, pudiera for
marse mediante Ia cooperation
de los cuerpos de policia y otras
autoridadas de Tampa, Miami,
Jacksonville, Tallahassee Y Fort
Myers. Cada estaci6n estara e.
quipada con raiio-tel6grafo y
radio-tel6fono.
Para convertir en- realidad ell
plan concebido, ell abogado ge-
neral Watson nombr6 aver una
ccmisi6n compuesta por los Sc
nores Kenneth Balkinger, asis-
tente abOgado general; sheriff
Rex Sweat. del condado de Du-
val sheriff John Hall, del con
dado de Clay; jefe de policia
Garner, de Sarasota; captain
Redman y teniente Demby, de
la p~olicia de Miami; l.. w,
White, ingeniero de radio de la
ciudad de st. Petersburg; Del
mar Nicholson, comisionado de
la ciudad de Orlando; captain
Cole, de Orlando; Jack Hopkins
jefe ingeniero de radio de la
ciudad de Jacksonville, j. j.
Gillian, director del departa-
mento de seguridad del estado,
y Geo. Gross, secretario ejecu-
two de la junta de planeamien-
to de la Florida.
AL gobierno federal Sc lie pc
diran 5000, 900 para construir
las perciones mas importantes
del sistema.
Hablaron en- el acto, ademas
de Mr. Watson, ell comisionado
de vehiculos Driggers, ell direc-
tor de Seguridad Gillian, ell jefe
de politiaNde Tampa, Woodruff,
v ell Sr. George T. Gross.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
LES d~esmoralizar?

Ell pueblo desgraciado, que
pas6 por los amos de los noven
ia v de los ochenta, mansa-
mente, como una ovejita, tole-
"a estos s'pestilentes" tiempos
de los setenta...r
"Tiran a Ia mala," Ell n0me-
70 que les parece, y pagan 81
''menos cargado;" no pueden
falsear los terminates, pero
con frecuencia Sc "alzan" los
"banqueros ladrones' y no so
lamente la vctima pierde ell
premio sino que tambien Ell di
nero de la "apuesta"
lTreinta por ciento de la
''pirateria boliterica".. ... y, sin
embargo, los Grandes Jurados
Sc afanan, los fiscales pierden
ell sueho, los agentes del orden
gastan tacones y gasolina w..
La corriente de dinero sigue
su marcha.....
El tabaQerO decia en- sus a.
Hos d Sg0dSsa ' Sagseidad'
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
EN- Ell ECUADOR Sc CRITI-
CA A ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS

Quito, Ecuador, ag0sto o.
Agudo resentimiento ha brota-
DO en- contra dc Estados Unidos
como resultado del armisticiol
ION con el Peru. Muchos ecuato-
rianOs, disgustados con los d.
limos acOntecimientOs. dicen
que 10 de buen vecino y arsenal
de la democracia no es otra cosa
letr muerta.
Quito estima que Peru es la
potencia agresora y por 10 tan
TO la que debe sufrir las peores
constituencies.
ia mediation de Estados
UnidOs, Argentina y Brasil no
es otra cosa que imponer al f.
cuador condolences preyiamente
preparadas". Despues del ar
mistieio las tropas preuanasdis-
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
TRANSPO $500
HERIDOS

Basic, agosto LA Radio
alemana anuncia que han lle-
gado a territorio aleman 280
mil heridos de la campana de
Russia.
Muchos de ellos fueron trai
dos por aviones transporttes y
otros por trenes.
Los nazis siguen hablando
de victorias y dicen haber des
truido, ademas de los 8 ejer-
citos mencionados aver, otro
ejercito russo en- ell sureste de
Smolensk. Berlin asegura que
pasa de un million ell numero
de prisioneros.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09
P~ROCESADO POR ASESINA5
TO EN- SEGUNDO GRADO.

Ell Gran Jurado del Condado
orden6 aver ell procesamiento
de G. M. Hagin, de Plant City,
por ell asesinato en- segundo gra-
do de Arturo Barton, de 40 amos
un carpintero.
La acusaci6n debera llevarla
Ell fiscal del Condado. Rex Fa-
rrior, ell fiscal del Estado, mani
fest6 que Hagin dispar6 sin que
su vida estuviera en- peligro y
por 10 tanto no Sc trataba de un
case de defensa propia.
Hizo ell disparo por la espalda
de la victima y ademas hiri6 a
Reese Williams, su hijo politico.
Proces6 tambi6n ell gran ju-
RADIO a Ernest Blackshare, de la
raza negra, joven de 10 amos,
por ell asesinato de James Con-
way, un hcmbre de su raza.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

planes para una larga campa-
ma, aunque los nazis hablan
de una victoria completa pa
"a fines de septiembre.
FL mando aleman desea ocu
par a MoscG, Leningrado y
Kick antes de mandar sus tro-
pas al Caucaso. Una Inca de
defensas sera establecida en-
los monies Urales.
La resistencia rusa, formi-
dableen todas sus Eases, les ha
obligado a rectificar sus pla-
mes.
Grandes convoyes, escolta-
dos por la escuadra, siguen
llevando materiales de guerra
al este central para la nueva
ofensiva del ej6rcito ingles.
Docenas de vapores alemanes
fueron hundidos y averiados
en- ell mes de julio.
Ell tonelaje perdido por ell
Eje Sc hace ascender a 1853
mil.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

nadense Transfer, donde dos
personals perecieron. Cargado
con gasolina para ell Canada, ell
'anque explot6 Y Sc incendi6 en-
ell rio Rouge. Las victimas son
la sonora Elida Tremblay, de 46
amos, esposa del captain, Y Ro-
ger Frechette, de "a, un tripu-
lante.
Her6icamente ell capitan IT,
mone6 ell barco en- un amplio ar
co para evitar que la corriente
10 arrastrase hacia los muelles.
Embarranc6 en- ell tango, cerca
de la American Agricultural
Co.
Washington, agosto 9.-LA
ley sobre Ia prolongaci6n del ser
vicio militar no Sc aprobara has
ia Ia scemana que viene. FL CO.
mite de asuntos militares de
manda que no haya Unite So
bre el tempo de servicio, seg1n
su presidente, ell democratic
May, de Kentucky.
Washington, agosto Gel
representante Peterson infor-
mo hoy que la se~cretaria de la
guerra va concedi6 ell primer
contratO para la construction
de un centric de entrenamiento
de fuego contra la aviaci6n, en-
Venice Beach, Florida. Sc con-
cedi6 ell contrato a Frank w.
Bale, de Fort Myers, Florida.
New York, agosto 9.-El que
era vapOr de p~asajeros "Iro-
quois", de la compahia Mallory,
ha pasado a ser barco hospital
de la marina, con ell nombre de
Sollace y 400 camas Fue trans
tornado en- la Atlantic Basin
Iron Works, en- Brooklyn. AIDE
mas de la tripulaci6n llevara
IL oficiales medicos, 3 oficiales
dentistas, 13 enfermeras, 3 far
maceuticos y 1879 ayudantes.
La gaceta., 1941-08-09

Washington, agosto 9.-Todo
indica que ell senado hara un au-
mento en- la ley de impueStos a.
probada por la camara, de a
cuerdo con recomendaciones del
secretario Morgenthau. FL CO.
mite de hacienda, presidido por
ell senador George, Sc propone
elevar ell total desde $3,206,0 00,-
900 a SO 500, 600, 900. Existe ell
prcp6sito de aumentar la tarifa
en- cuanto a los impuestos adj
cionales. FL requerimiento de
que marido y muier informen
c~onjuntamente, en- cuanto a sus
ganancias, no sera agregado.
los Angeles, agosto 9,-El
autom6vil de Maria Raye, guia-
do por ella, Sc cay6 a un barran-
co desde una altura de $50 pies.
a actriz y cantante solo sufri6 la
dislocaci6n de un tobillo. Volve-
"a ell lunes a sus labores cine
matograficas.
Washington, agosto 9.-Des-
de Shanghai informan que ex-
photo una bomba en- la oficina
del peri6dico Central China Dali
ly, dominado por losjaponeses.
Sc cumple hoy otro aniversario
del comienzo de la guerra entire
chinos y nipones.
Washington, agoSto 9.--ILd
prueba de que la ayuda a Russia
esta siendo aumentada, aparece
contenida en- la noticia de hoy
de que centenares de aviones ca
"a hechos en- este pals para la
Gran Bretaha, estan va en- ca
mino de Russia.
Tambien Sc mandarin, quiza
por el aire, bambarderos de me
do tamano.
Washington, agosto 9,-El
Bur6 Federal de investigated
mes actda hoy en- ell case de la
explosion del vapor tanque ca