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FOR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE--Lots 5 and 9.
square 6, tract 81, each 50xl00-
North side Flagler County
Road) Avenue, between 5th
and 9th Streets. Price $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
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CORNER LOT IN GOOD Resi-
dental Section and two blocks
from City Park. Apply 523
Eaton Street. feb13-tf
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FOR SALE-Spanish type house,
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees. Also, party boat Jewel.
Apply 808 Eaton Street.
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FRESH EGGS

FRESH EGGS daily. Produced at
our farm. 1919 Catherine St.
Phone 1851. febl4-lwkX
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FOR REsT-Tw0 Bedroom Bun
gaIowx AL Modern ccFsvesa-
fences. comrieteiy furnished.
Two bsorks from Naval Station.
Apriy Box Ma. The cisazen
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That was quite rain yester-
day. The weather bureau admits
22l inches during the day, which
is almost an inch more than the
Cougar average for the entire
month of February. The month
ly average is l.34 inches, but this
year lisa inches had been record
ed prior to yesterdays rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Veral,
523 Bahama street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Cencion.
Mother and child are resting
we'll
John Franklin Sheppard, son OF
Capt Arthur Sheppard, has been
commissioned second lieutenant
in the Floriua national guard
coast artillery. He will serve
with the local Battery E, 265th
regiment.
His rank takes effect as of Feb.
IL.
Key West Electric company
buses averaged only one minor
accident to approximately every
$4,000 miles of driving last year.
No company employees sustained
an injury which required him to
leave his job, even temporarily.
For the second consecutive
year, the company has been
awarded the National Electric
Light association trophy for COM
panies with less than 100 en-
ployes operating for IL months
without an accident sufficiently
serious to delay service.
w. w. Stripping, grand chan
cellor Knights of Pythias, will
visit Key West from his home in
Ocala Tuesday.
Stripping, with E. L. Stapp
past grand chancellor of the or
der, will attend a district conven-
ton of three local lodges at the
| Odd Fellows hall on Caroline
street.
Opening of the state tax GER
tificate sale period was this morn
ing at the office of County Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer
Thirty bids bad been filed and
$4,000 deposited with the clerk al
the opening of the sale.
Mrs. Uric Gwvnn entertained
members of the Happy Gathering
Club Wednesday afternoon
Present were Mrs. Gwynn. Mrs
Leo Warren. Mrs. Sam Kemp
Mrs. Otto Kirchheiner. Mrs An.
sol Albury. Mrs. Julia Aeuerro
Mrs. Apnes Kerr. Mrs. Russell
Kerr. Mrs. Ralph Russell. Mrs
Eddie Saunders. Mrs. Frank Papy
and Mrs. Ivan Elwood.
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WANTED

81. 600 ON FIRST MORTGAGE
on Duval street property. Will
Amortize $500 seni-annualiy
and pay 81 interest. Post Of
flee Box 502. Key West, Fla.
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LOST

LADY'S STRIPED WOOL JAG
KET near Corner Caroline and
Ann or Eaton and Duval SITS.
Apply Dr. Warren. Tel. GIG.
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BEAUTIFUL HAND KNITTED
SUITS and Dresses. Sizes IL to
IA. Apply 400 Alberta be-
tween 3 and 5 p. m. febl8-3tx
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BABY CARRIAGE. Good condi-
ton. Apply 9l5 Southland st.
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FOURTEEN FIT. OUTBOARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one johnson Outboard mo-
tor, 4 hp. $50 James II.
Pinder, i2i7 petronia Street.
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FOURTEEN TT. SATLBOAT.
Fully equipped. 500. James II.
Pinder. 1877 Petronia Street.
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ron RENT

HOUSE. | or 2
fsmilies. 1912 Vsrela, corner
Virginia street. All modem
improvements. Apply J Arono'
yiix. 81 Duvai street
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro. Ola
Francis street. janl8-tf
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! Miss Marguerite G oshorn,
champion speller of the Key West
junior high school, left this morn
ing for Miami, where she will
take part in the spelling bee to
be participated in by students of
junior high schools in the Miami
district.
Should Miss Goshorn win at
Miami, she will be eligible for
the state contest at Gainesville.
winners of which will go to
Washington for national tourna-
ment.
Miss Goshorn is accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. G. NJ Cos
horn, and her teacher, Mrs. w. v.
Hilton. 4.t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY - Buy s. old
houses and do over. Will earn
20fe on the total $4,000 re-
quired, part cash. Advertiser
will supervise all work. Box
xYZ, The Citizen. febl9-4t
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SPENCER GARMENTS. Corsets,
Brassiers, etc, Mrs. w, p
Stable, 38 Air Station, or; Pc.
Box 254. Will call on request.
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KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings On This Date Ten
Years Ago AS Taken From
Files Of The Citizen

President Herbert Hoover is
expected to arrive in the waters
around Monroe county for fish
ing trip within few days, it was
learned today t
The President, who has visited
here twice previously, is ex-
pected to spend a week or 10
days fishing near Long Key.
President Hoover came here
when he was secretary of COM
merce in 1923 and spent a week
fishing at Long Key a year ago.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
MIscELLA ANGUS

LET ME DO YOUR PAINTING,
DECORATING where accuracy,
speed and efficiency is prime
Importance. Phone 379.
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1794-United States Senate de-
bates opened for first time TO the
public,
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Wind Direction and Velocity
" E-8 miles per. hour
Relative Humidity
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Veral,
523 Bahama street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Cencion.
Mother and child are resting
well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Midget Auto
Completes Summer
tContinned from Page OneJ


Suits or Stacks or favori,e old
trousers all day long. And even
M the cocktail hour most Of the
ladies appear with their pretty
brown legs sans stockings. And
the gentlemen take the opi5or-
turiiy 10 wear some Of those
gay bright sport shirts. Jackets
and stacks that arc 50 1891.
The camcianan found a cu'e
feminine foursome play In z
h,idge on The deck Of The Ris-
millah II. tho George TrumbullS'
beautiful Sacht. and the gD1s,
Mrs. Janet Whirl Kelsey. Mrs.
Trumhnll, Mrs. George VaWier
and Mrs. John Oman. looked
Ike children in their play suits
and The gay baseball caps they
wore ia shade their eyes from
the brilliant sunshine.
Mrs. Upton Shrevc III. not
content Nth The beautiful coat
OF tan she has already achieved,
Is adding TO it daily with ihoye
long, oily sun baths. And The
smart lady always chooses a
snowy bathing suit 10 mako the
very most Of her tan.
Dchu,antc Betty Jacobs Is orc
Of those lucky blondes Who tans
almost as-~ell ne a hrunot. And
now she's n lovely golden shade,
adding daily 10 The provinces she
acquired in Palm Beach in the
late Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

n v - ''" -
me Lister Rtts eaa la,ag sa for th15 c n! s
Am4syabHS, 0At 50 hat htg eeh 60 a Gtfs t se or
R RE has ss gG15a edes sm Ne b1 lSs a @a'
as Httis Sii ttk 6e6 don h6ase. Fihshed n pthe,
Il it rare Fy ps stf H s sd s S' a S 5g
uh soft dsspef than dsHt b'hs ptedomtnothg. The
foedi points nil be tbo b'Hs upholstered chairs
Gordon Mehasss6hh has great appreciation Of music
and the ballet He also quite linguist Likes to converse
in French
A unidne luncheon was given recently BY Mrs Russell
Dexter IN honor Of MIS- Horace stngfeew Who moving
August TO Fort Iadedae Fla Each OF the 80 guests was
asked I'd take her fatoritc recipe.
Mrs Sttinstelow and friend Mrs l. q. Wright, who
lives Montgomery Ala are planning TO open the Garden
Inn attt lunthtoh tsas and dinner parties VIII be given
Tea will be served In the Palm Garden
The recipes given Mrs Stfingfcllow at The luncheon viii
appear the ehusundet the given names Of the donors
Charles Fisher Iebtidge likes stay in Detroit in the
Summertime play the Country Club golf course He has
played on many throughout the country but thinks the
Country Club links the most fun
During her recent risii Cyn,ho BoiSseroin doz1led
her teerrgs contemporary by nearing oeno bo'en-
ctasds II the many iocol affairs giren for her
The Lloyd v Washes Of Skyline" Rochester, are
Justly proud Of their marvellous vegetable garden and OF their
famous berries which their friends 10 dine tby special
invitation) for miles around
In the recent Are which the "Iick" Reafrs had IN their
beautiful Birmingham home the dashng Phil lost part OF
cherished colIection-3O pairs Of shoes.
that many though her favorite
shopping item.
One Of the besiked Pointers 10 be found az the Naval
Armory is "Arte Bull.
Mrs Moncourt Thomas Cummiskeg (tbe otetme
Barbara Owen) ucqrs Fascinating mountaineering
min ,chich IL beahtifuty tinted miniature Of French
queen Of many centuries ago.
Latest whereabouts OF Maj William James Miller, husband
the one-time Elizabeth Palms Lewis Is where East
Africa.
Meanwhile his charming wife is here with her doting
mamma Mrs A Ingersoll Lewis sr FOR the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
j.
2u4xAe S1uM'

- IRIS f. RAY FURD-hahdsone slim matron-
N III declares that she gave up having her picture
Nl taken 10 years ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

The patterns have been dropped from our dis
tributor's line ;. that's why we can afford 10
price them 50 low! Is different patterns in all;
types for living room, dining room and bed
room. 297 rugs in the group ;. they'll go fast
at this price Sixth Floor, Main Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Detroit Sunday Times, July 20, 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Pdtrotn1dn I redted / Uice
in Short Time

To-day was Pstrolmsn VIII
Sheedys day 10 60 70 the hospital
Walking his beat in the FIN
Precinct early today Sheedy
stepped on nail and had 10 he
taken 10 Harper Hospital for anti.
trtanUE treatment A-tNpA- brett ef
officers patfeiiffaf4f fpetef, ANei4+
fielder Ir. and Russell Miller.
IA they drove home after The
treatment. at East Vernon high.
way and s.. Aubin avenue. their
car was struck by one driven hS
James Fleming 81. Of 575S St
Antoine street who failed 70 stor
Tor The stop street, They said.
Back 10 the hospital went
Sheedy and Miller. both with Sc
rious hurts and possible internal
injuries Fleming was held on 4
charge or reckless driving,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Warns PACKAGE
Liquor Dealers

- e. eaf=t=f f,zf+=li5-
age liquor dealers must obey The
not state liquor commission regu-
lanon and keep A. least ono bottle
of each liuor item sold IN Michi-
gan on their shelves. Philip J Neu-
deck. commission eecreta,y said
today Neudeck said applications
Tor exemption from the ruling
might he studied 10y the commits
sion later If the cases are eNcep.
uonal
stores that sold more than $50.
GOO worth Of liquor last year must
carry al al times an inventory
equal 10 S per cent Of their l94C
sales.
Francis y Drolet secretary oil
the Associated Package Liquor
Dealers. stated that he hoped the
regulations would he relaxed III
pointed out that about Toe item,
on The state liquor list have littlC
sale side OF The large cities.
Package dealers must stop liquor
esIes ~ 4 I p m instead of . 4 m.
effective November under an
other commission order This O.
expected o hall lhe vaIo Of thl
dangerous n bottle Neu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Raj Hammers
.RhineIdnd and
French Coast
Inl.rnatlanal N.~. s.rric. COL.

MOON. Oct. 14.-British
homberS hammered the industrial
Rhineland cities Of Dusseldorf and
Cologne and other targets in west
.ern Germany last night and early
today while another small force
bombed the docks al Nazi-occu-
pied Boulogne, on the French
coast.
Other RAF planes attacked
shipping of the Dutch and French
coasts, according TO an air minis
try communique. which said Ave
aircraft were missing.
Yesterday and last evening Raj
squsdrons crippled an unidentified
German warship in a Norwegian
ford, according to the air min
stry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Lnborito Mokes Queries
10 UnrdOet Affair
Inl,fnalIonaI New. ser,lc. cahIs

LONDON. OCT Another un.
successful attempt was made 'ir
the House OF Commons today tc
unravel the Rudolf Hess affair
Laborite William James Thorne
asked secretary for war Capt
David Margesson 10 tell the whole
story.
III would not he in the public
interest 10 divulge his present
whereabouts" Margesson said.
fhnrne asked A number Of sup
Elementary questions, but Marges
son would only say:
His daily rstlons are the
same ~ thote of hts guards. He
Ia getting no pay. He IL being
guarded nv mixed guardt"
Nlarcesson would not explain the
last remark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Jailed for Wearing
Soldier S Uniform

nay a Pietz, a.. If 6s52 Semi.
mole avenue. today faces three
months in prison for wearing an
American soldiers uniform with
out authority lie pleaded guilty
before Federal Judge Frank A
Picard
Pietz. p deserter from the
Canadian army, obtained the Uni.
form IN n Trade with an American
soldier ANhn- nanlnA- frtu
the Canadian army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Finds Two Dead on lake Ship

PENTWATER. Oct. 1f-Thel
location Of two bodies in the en-
eine room Of the grain carrierl
Anna c. Minch, which went down.
in The violent storm OF last Armis-
tice Day on Lake Michigan with
y lives lost was reported today
by Leo Mahan. Muskeeon diver.
Mahan has been making eXplora-
tory dives around the ships hull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Mrs. JesseI Awaits
|Stork in Hospital

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IA
TNS) George Jesse's wife. tht
.l7.ycar.old ex-shoW girl Lois An
dreWe. is expecting visit soon
from the stork. the actor said
here today She went 10 tho hos
pital In Los Angeles Sunday morn
inc
Jesscrs new show opened here
last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Mines Would Oppose
Hitler i'm KIlyber Pass
By KENNETH DOWNS
Intl News Service stan Correspondent

KHYBER PASS. India. Oct. IA.
Movies have shown it--this pic
turesque gateway 10 India.
But today they are preparing
against The possibility Of meeting
Adolf Hitler's arnored columns in
stead Of sharp-shooting riflemen of
the northwest frontier tribes.
Fantastic as the idea OF Nazi
tanks and planes roaring down on
Khyber Pass may seem. every bull
letin from Russia brings that pos
sihility nearer and increases the
tempo Of defense work here.
oUTDATED FORTS
There has never been such .
thing az settled peace AZ khyher
Pass. Between the great invasions
and full-dress wars there has been
continued guerilla fighting among
the tribesnen.
Beau GeSte forts and piquets
capped the peaks above us "a we
tortuously proceeded up the gorge
and passed such famous places as
Machine kandan. where a bcsieged
company from 2 Sussex regiment
held out on a hill for days until
their ammunition was gone. then
with clubbed guns and knives
fought an avalanche Of yellin &
tribesmen until tho last Of the
band OF 90 was killed
but The colorful forts are now
little more than romantic anaCh-
roniSns, because tod8ys defenses.
which arc rapidly being strength
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Two Alien Charges
Send Him 10 Jail

Posing as a citizen when hs A.
tempted to enter this country from
Windsor a month ago resulted to-
day i'm A sentence Of year and
a day for Joseph r. Diotte. 81, OF
CPS Canton avenue. Another term
of Sin months was also given for
failing 10 register as an alien
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard
ordered both terms be served con.
currently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
TRENCHNIAN KILLED

PARIS Via Berlin. Oct. IA
lINS) Another Frenchman. Gas
ton Pinot Of Courmelles-on- AiSne
has fallen before a German army
firing squad. u was announced to-
day for illegal possession Of fire.
arms. II was the second eNecu-
tion for arms possession announced
within two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

STOCKHOLM. oct. Tins
The Danish steamer Bonita,
loaded with 5000 tons Of iron ore
destined for Germany. sank with
a loss Of II lives TO-DAY after 2
collision with the Swedish steamer
Boian M Trelleborg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Execute
8 More Czeths
IntfrnallnnaI 300. Sfr,ifs rshl.

PRAGUE Via Berhnl. oct. II.
Eight more Czechs we're exc
cuied today for anti-Nazi actiVi-
ties after conviction by German
courts martial The charges IN
cluded economic sabotage. illegal
possession Of arms and high trea-
son
Seventeen other persons held for
trial by the Nazi courts were
handed over 10 the Gestapo tSc-
cret police for further treat.
ment. - n was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
House Group S
OK. on Aiming
Ships Expected
Majority for Bill
Canvass Reveals
s 70 Testify Today
", WILLIAM NTAt
'-'l Nsvt s.ric. STAR corrt'reresr'

WASHINGTON. oct a The
House foreign affairs committee
vii report me s5m.mstrs'ien hil
for aiming ~ merchant ships hv a
decisive yots probably sho'r ~ n
s canvass disclosed TO-DAY as OPP.
position witnesses prepare 20 ~
tack fhs measure As another sfer
fov ard vRr
Despite Republican charges thsf
fNe committee Is 0prIat|rr under
gag rule 80 least ha'ido e1 ".i
reetes we're expected 80 testify
sEsirst the hfIl TO-DAY
TINE URGr ARMrn sHlFS
Witnesss. are expected 20 ~
Cuds John = ri~erts NsV York
Keen Auleura ont cf Nsr' on-
cress FcIN Morley president o'
SV arthmorc College iisyerford.
IA Or ALhEtl IA Dalu,nr. Min
Istcrt No War Committee. Chi
caro. Frede ck Z iihhy National
Council Tor Prevention az War. and
Mary w Hiilyer director Of the
keep America out ot War Cor
EresS.
1--WE AZ Precedent Roosevelt 8
key foreign policy makers. warn
mg that Hitlers war IL knocking
or The doors Of the western world.
Yesterday urged Congress 70 arm
merchant ships and Serd them
laden with lend-lease goods direct
10 countries battling The Nszis.
Behind the austere closed doors
ol the House foreign affairs COM
nilttee A. initial hearing on he
Connsllv Eloon hill 70 strike the
ban against srming ships from the
nentralitA- 1ar- ~. Administration
Spokesman including The three
members ~ President Roosevelt's
inner war cabinet made these
striking declarations
Secretary 81 State Hall
Danger has come 10 rs -
CITES NEED FOR Guns
Secretary Of War Sunson;
1.-THE dangers Of which We
should thus incur thy aiming
shipsl would he far less than
the perils we probably shall in
eur IL We fslter and fail"
Secretary az the Navy Knox:
we have never been neutral.
We should put period 60 this
piece Of national hypocrisy"
Admiral Emory s. Land, chair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Under queStloninG Admiral
Stark assured the comnitte that
the navy has enough snti-aircraft
guns 70 equip every ship engaged
in perilous trade routes and Presi-
dent Roosevelt was reported "a
have told congressional leaders
that also ON hand are sufficient
bigger guns Of the three-lnch and
fve-inch types for defense against
submarine and surface raiders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

man ~ the maritime commission
Men are reluctant to take a
merchant vessel 90 Sos without
some equipment with which tn
shoot hack n they Hre shot at
Admiral HArnld r stark chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Moscow GirdS
For Siege Claim
Foe Slowed Up
International N.v, terlc. csbI.

MOSCOW. oct 14.-Moscow
prepared itself for desperate
seice today as countless thousands
of German mechanical troops
drove forward at slackened pace
to the approaches Of the capital,
Official Soviet newspapers ad-
mitted the situation was grave %
but emphasized that heavy fight
ing continued in all sectors and
said that the initial fury Of the
i9-day Nazi offensive had TO some
extent AT least spent itself
Russian detenses are growing In
numbers and strength, the official
Communist party spaper
Pravda said, as the German
menace near Moscow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

ened against a possible Nazi on.
slaught. are sinking underground
Except for complex anti-tank
obstacles on the floor OF the pass
you would never guess the exist.
ence OF the defenses. / was shown
where anti.tank guns and artillery
commanding n defile were con
cealed in solid rock walls. anc
where buried explosives at The
press Of button can loose noun
tain slides into the gorge.
I saw where mines under roads
on cliffsides would send the roac
and all on il hurting below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

1T is imperative that we give
merchant ships and their crews
the rirht nj self dpfru~r ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
GLARE BALEFULLY

We reached the frontier a.
Torkham where 2 rail across the
road marked The boundary.
handful Of yellow-eyed. hawk
faced Afghan riflemen glaret
balcfully at MS across the imsgi
nary line.
"Be careful you don't put
yonr foot across the line. chum,"
said the young major with me-.
Zone of our sappers accident
ally wandered few inches
across the other day and they
were on him in n fash. lie was
In the Jug - hours before we
could get him out"
asked why everybody on The
other side was looking 50 tough
The major grinned
German agents have been
busy IN there .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
ADMIT sETBACKs

"Tank bitches and everything
necessary for an intense, stub
hon and prolonged defense Of
the capital are under COnstruc-
tlon," Pravda disclosed
Announcement by the Russian
high command that Soviet troops
have abandoned wanna, $50 miles
west OF Moscow was followed by
a Russian radio broadcast adj
mittine that the Red army posi-
tion around wanna is extremely
serious.
This broadcast said the Ger
mans had pierced Soviet defenses
Al isolated points. thrusting pan
yer spearheads into positions held
by the Russians east of the evac-
uAted stronghold.