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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
DEARBORN

Palmer. 1914. near 0ildow. rms, axfso,
tie: insulation, esdsr sidinS. Only -sA-sse--
We have = number OF houses n ~
vicinity from -, $50 TO "a, go.
westiand 5-rms, b. v. garass, fneol
yard. SOD and shrubbsry, Only 500.
Graham. 4 rooms. bath. furnscs. attisy
Penn: twgs: 4, Dsaroorp,. . rooms -
Tarnow. iDstroit). rooms. beth. haf
NOEL 4 xREIc. relations
$50 CHASE RID on ofea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Furnished Houses for Rent
FRENCH ROAD, 4442-subiet; private
home; six rooms; RESPONSIBLE TEN
ANTS. Olive 3077.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
COVERT
$3.50
SIS

Reward II you can duplicate our vslus e
homes; tie, Kitchen dinstts Inc, HsSs -,
Only left 1t this price bin. Dog1A e
0-nne bstween Van Dyke and NJ yl1)o1G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Boats and Equipment

AfRPLANE students, beginners. Join fast
est growing club In Michigan: ny, S2.b0
per hour. Phone Vermont 6-Tt5s or 70
Wings Airport. 1s-Mile at Mound road.
Ask for John kinnslly.
BOAT loans and refinancing. Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 3o4o u, Cd. Blvd. Mad. 0i42.
CHRIS CRAFT Clipper; '3s model; s5 b. p.
motor; perfect condition; special bargain
S1.750. General Boats. Inc, foot Beniteau.
JoHNsoNs, IL 20 30 n. p: many 70
choose from: buy on layaway plan.
ERIE BOAT 1901 HAMILTON
sPEEDBoAT--23-f with Packard Cold
Cup motor; sell or trade for cruiser
cali Monday. AR 1879. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

DEARBORN, WEST
North Franklin. west Of Telegraph n. Open
8 new brick veneer homes, nearly corn
pleted An have natural hrspiaeeE. Ras-
air-conditioned. tfis features. incinsrafer,
plank floors, red gum trimmed. $500 and
o. n. LEDwIDcE
100 ". Telegraph Road DE. 1889
DEARBORN wyoming sectiou) - Nsv
brick: FLA terms. Marion hafuoooWoHt
13141 Michigan.
EAST DErRofT-zz04f DoaaId; II -
homes priced from 1910 W. ~. 3.l}i1.
FULL PRICE. S3.350-S20 NO.
FULLY PAID UP IN 3 TEARS
rms. bath. 2 isrSs esdsms sll psintel
attic. fenced, new garage: nsw roof. ssw
paved; 81, 800 cash required. shown -
Roy L RoUNfSrr 1900 pEYuouru
CROSSE Points woods-fa50 uoliyvoo[
New three-bedroom Colonial; larGa Mvs
Ing room, gas heat, LOT <oxf17; YWA az
proved. $500. Open. La chapslls. Lsnon
Hundred Dollars Down--S10 No.
NEW roUR-RooN HoUBB
MOVE RIGHT fN-eAvE ei,soo
PROSPECT. 1880 fat Van Dyks-n1Gh1s
Mns)--si. o<s 80. sz5t5 arst a mo1lha.
fot asxf10 af1aT Van DxEs 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

CABINS by the week or month. But
transportation: miles from Ford's al
2170 PHILOMINE BLVD, Lincoln Park
one block from corner DIX Sputhheld High.
ways. Atlantic Sso6.
h-AcRE, mr.. Royal oak-t25O. IS down.
See Trombley. 25o22 John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

housekeeping Rooms
BOULEVARD. Il. GRAND-Privats hom.
everything furnished; prefer couple EN-.
ployed. Ivanhoe e70i. 80
ENGLEwoOD. 6Is--Nicely furnished room.
Kitchen privileges optional: gentlemen
preferred; reasonable.
ERsKINE. 27e Attractive front room.
clean, warm; adults; $3.50; others
Cherry O3s4
FAHNswoRTH. 3si1 (nesr Mt. ElhottJ--
Two clean rooms. semi-bath: Adults; rea-
sonable.
FURNISHED light housekeeping for couple |:
private home; IS week. 2e5 East Euclid
HIGHLAND, 27se (Fourteenth) -Attrse-
tive room; kitchen privileges optional:
reasonable. Townsend 5-e2i4.
LAYTON. t7li. near Buchsnan = Three
rooms, bath! private sntranes;/ $40
MILLER ROAD, 1854 (Dssrborn Com.
fortaoiy furnished light housekeeping
room; suitable couple; reasonable, ;
PUTNAM, 1880 : Three rooms private
path: children allowed: $50. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Auto Painting
Motorcycles and Bicycles

lBIcYCLEsi New, used. Moving No
reasonable offer refusedi 1901 Grand
River. Sunday. l1-3.
HARLEY "a = Buddy seat
S135. 1927 Burlingame. Apt. 80.
MoToRCYCLEs--New. used; parts: service
EDWARD KEHoE & CO.. 1924 Cd. River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished

ON THE RIvER-3h room apartment Zone
bedroom); SIS. FitEroy 6772.7120-A
East jefferson avenue.
24TH STREET. 3sis-Four rooms and
bath: newly decorated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Board and Room


cLARKDALE. is33 tnssr BAKER e.rIlnsl--
z Comfortable room. good meals 2 Il.
fayette 1882. "a.
GREENLAwN. s07t, near Tireman--cxn
tortsoe private room; trsnsportaten
good home cooking. 80.
LYcAsIE, 7ist-lwsikinE distance 50
.onf. cnryslers. Brigks. Nome cooling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

KEARNY. y. j., Aug. S.-Like-
hhood appeared today that the
National Defense Mediation Board
may ask President Roosevelt TO
take over the strike-bound plant
of the Federal Shipbuilding and
Drydock Corporation unless agree
mcnt is reached soon for resump-
ton of work on $3.50 100000 worth
OF defense contracts.
Possible intervention by the
President was limited by DR.. Frank
Graham. acting chairman OF the
mediation board. even as a Wash
ington conference. called by Sidney
Iillman, co-director of the Office
OF Production Management, and
attended by l.. II. Korndorff, presi'
dent OF the firm, and representa-
tives Of the Go Industrial Union
Of Marine and Shipbuilding Work.
ers of America. ended in failure
Doctor Graham said the com
pany had refused TO accept board
recommendation for "mainten.
ance Of membership clause as a
means Of settling the labor dis.
putc. He added
"Tke only thing left 20 do Is
10 refer the case 90 the White
House"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Bombs Block Suez,
u. s. Oil Man Reports

NEW YORK. Aug. SINS
German bomberS have succeeded
in blocking the Suez Canal for a
few days on several occasions.
William &. TeutSch, q Louisiana
oil man. said today as he arrived
from Capetown. South Africa.
aboard the United States liner
City of New York. TeutSch said
that bombs dropped by the Ger
mans created landslideS that
blockc dthe canal.
"By the time they get the
canal opened again from land
slides. there may he 200 ships
waiting to 20 through" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ADELAIDE, Australia, Aug.
s. tINS) Premier r. G.. Men
zieS of Australia issued a pointed
warning TO Japan today that
Australia never yet has run
from foe"
Addressing an audience al
Adelaide. Menzies declared:
Australia stands with bated
breath at vital hour OF history.
"In the past week the war has
taken an 0min0Hs turn for Aus
tralia.
But we are immeaSurably
better equipped for defense now
than we were in 1899. Australia
never yet has run from a foe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
British Luxury
ShiipDdndged
International News s-r,lcs Gable

!. LONDON, Aug. S.-The British
fadniraIty announced today thai
The famous steamer Georgia has
been damaged by enemy action. .
The II. 759-ton liner. formerly a
Cunard White Star passenger YES
sci known TO thousands of Ameri-
cans who Travelled across the
Atlantic aboard the luxurious ship.
had been called into war service,
apparently as a troop transport.
The admiralty stated, however.
that no troops were aboard the
George when she was damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
100000 Fire
At Plating Plant

A fire, apparently started by a
spark from an electric motor. to-
day swept through the plant of the
Auto City Plating Company at
3456 Denton avenue, Hamtramck,
destroying the building and caus-
ing damage estimated at $1,000
600.
The blaze broke out at 9:15
a. m. in a metal polishing room
and all four Hamtramck fire COM
panieS and two companies of the
Highland Park Fire Department
fought for an hour to bring il
under control.
Approximately 100 men were
working in the plant when the fire
started. but no one was injured.
Several large tanks of -ex-
'plosive chemicals used in the com
.pany's nickel plating and chrome
processes were stored outside the
.one-story building and firemen
kept the flames from reaching
them.
The company. which employs
$50 men on two shifts. has been
making parts for the Chrysler
Corporation. The plant was re-
dcently expanded and the ruined
building was 100 feet wide by 35C
Ifeet deep.
Hamtramck fire officials begar
an immediate investigation into
reports that IL was nearly 1C
minutes after the blaze started
before the alarm was turned in
by company officials.
The fremen talked to several
employee. among them Leon No.
yak. rs. of 702S Holmes avenue
who said that il was al least SIX
TO 10 minutes before the fire de.
partment was called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Lake Speeder
Drives Near Fisherman i;
SIS, Says Justice
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Aug. S.-Oakland
Countys first test of its anti
nuisance ordinance for motorboat
operation on county lakes resulted
in the conviction by a jury of a
Detroit youth who Speeded his
craft too near fishermen.
He is Percy Myall OF 1886
Tyler avenue. The jury convicted
him in Justice John Morley'S court
at Clarkson. Morley fined Myall
SIS and added $50 COSTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
j. 5. MdySeize
Ship Plant

CALDWELL, n. j., Aug. s.
a walkout of several hundred
men at the propeller plant of the
CurtiSs-Wright Corporation to-
day imperiled more than Sl00,-
0OO, 900 worth of aircraft defense
contracts.
The walkout followed an
NLRB election held last night al
the plant, and occurred only a
few hours before William Knud-
sen. co-director OF OPM. was 10
arrive on his inspection tour Of
eastern air plants.
a company official said that
the vital departments of the
plant were at a standstiii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Far Eastern Crisis
u. S. Considers Pacific Threat Serious; Navy Set
to Aid British if Japs MoUe In Thailand
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Init News service stan Correspondent

here. finally has said
to Japan, in effect: Thus far
and no farther" The factors
which prompted the British tc
reach this vital decision are un'
derstood to include the following
development of Thailand by
Il Japan as a major base of
land, sea and air operations
would seriously endanger Brit
aims position in Singapore and
might we'll make that fortified
outpost of the British Empire
untenable. In other words,
Thailand now has become for
the British position in the Pa
cific what Syria was for Brit
tain's position in the Mediter-
ranean.
. Sufficient military forces
= now have been concen-
trated in Singapore and Malaga
to lead the British TO believe
they could hold the Japanese
in check in Thailand and pre-
vent their complete domination
of that territory.
O-Great Britain believes that
- if the war should spread to
a naval conflict in the Pacific.
il could rely on the active help
Of the American navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

DOOR little Finland is find
1 ing out how insincere are
the professions of sympathy
and support voiced by the
New Deal politicians Of the
United States.
She has been deceived by
the same mirage of false
promises which has misled
our own people.
She Is discovering, too,
that the associated demo-
cratic imperialisms are not
so much Interested i'm demOc-
racy as they are in i'm
perialism.
When Finland was fighting
to protect her territory and
her liberty a year ago these
imperial dem0eraeies ex-
pressed the greatest SYM
PATTY.
But somehow they could
not manage 10 get any HEP
to Finland.
England's great navy held
control Of the seven seas but
could not cOntrive to get any
of her ships into the Gulf of
Finland.
England had many men
under arms whom she could
transport to Norway and to
other parts of the continent
of Europe, but she could not
seem to get any transports to
carry either men ar arms to
help the struggling demOc-
racy of Finland.
She had planes i'm plenty
not only her own but those
her associate, the United
States, had provided her with
but with all her sympathies
for democracy she just could
not seem to get those planes
to Finland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Long Army Convoy
Leaves for East

PONTIAC, Aug. S.-Two six
mile-long lines of army trucks
left Pontiac at dawn today for
Camp Edwards on Cape Cod
Mass. The CONVOY largest ever
assembled here, takes 10 minutes
to clear a crossing. The more
than 300 vehicles were manufaC-
tured by the Yellow Truck and
Coach Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The
government now has learned that
II can make ships, tanks. guns and
airplaneS out of old license plates.
The office of price adminiStra-
tion and civilian supply wants mo-
florists 10 turn IN their old license
tags when they get their 1912
licenses. In fact il is asking all
state motor vehicular authorities
TO order" motorists TO turn In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
RUSSIA-GERMANY

LONDON-FirSt Russian air
raid on Berlin reported page
u.
BERLIN-Thirty thousand pris-
onerS reported taken in an
Inhalation" of Soviet force
southeast of Uman in Tx
raine page y.
MOSCOW-Eighting- rages-on
KeXholm, Smolensk and Bye
laya-TSerkov sectors, Ger
man victory claims termed
fantastic page y.
BATTLE OF ATLANTIC
LONDON Liner Georgia dam
aged by enemy action page II.
BERLIN-Six British ships re-
ported sunk by U-boats, rails
ing recent Atlantic toll 10 10
ships aggregating $4,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
u.BoATs SINK SIX SHIPS

BERLIN. Aug. SINS The
German high command announced
today that German U-boats during
the last few days have sunk six
British ships in the Atlantic
Ocean.
All the vessels were under con-
voy when they were sent 10 the
bottom, the German statement
said
Total sinkings in the Atlantic
recently were listed as 10 ships
aggregating $4,000 tons.
New Nazi raids on Britain. Suez
and the British naval base at Alex
andria also were announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Auto Plate Trade-In
OPACS Wants States to Get Motorists Old Licenses
to Meet CroWing Steel Shortage

their dead tags upon getting new
ones.
The request stems from the
growing seriousness of the pinch in
steel supplies.
The program j. issued" ac-
cording 10 OPACS, "only be-
cause time Is too short to enable
the states 10 find substitutes for
steel for license tags end since
many states have procured their
steel requirements"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
General Interned

BEIRUT Syria, Aug. SIMS
Gen. Henri Dentz, former high
for conquered Syria,
was informed with IS other Vichy
army officers today in reprisal for
refusal TO release allied
officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Death Comes in Rome
For Polish Princess

ROME. Aug. s. Polish Princess
Marie Radziwill, who Was held in
Moscow's Lubyanka prison during
the Russian occupation OF eastern
Poland. died in Rome today. The
princess was liberated from Mos
COW as a result Of the intervention
of Chancellor Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Shot Girl Spurns Aid
Stays Alone in Home IS Hours to SaUe Doctors Bill
Despite Bullet Wound in Chest

Although three persons came &c
her home during the IS hours she
lay unattended for a serious. self
inflicted bullet wound in her chest.
l7-year-old June Mottershaw never
appealed 10 one OF them for medi-
cal help.
June recounted her experience
today in BEDFORD Receiving Hos
pital. where she is recovering from
her injury.
ut was an accident" she in
sisted. II took the gun in my
right hand and suddenly II went
Off"
June said she was alone in her
home az l4045 Mcbride place when
the accident happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
CHECK FOR FINGERPRINTs

The bullet from a 81 revolver
entered June's chest just below
the breastbone. missed her heart
by half an inch perforated the
base Of her left lung and passed
completely through her body.
After talking TO June. Detective
Earl Anderson said he believed
her story of the shooting. How
ever, the gun will be checked to-
day at the police scientific lab
oratory for fingerprintS.
Physicians said the wound han
started 10 heal by the time the
girl reached the hospital, confirm
ing her story she was wounded
nearly As hours earlier.
Police notified her parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

For entering this country IL
legally from Canada, Samuel j.
LaRocque, 40. of Windsor. today
was sentenced by Federal Judge
Ernest A. OBrien to Is months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
10 KILLED IN ALEXANDRIA

CAIRO. Aug. S.-QNS)-Thir-
teen persons were killed and %
injured in an air raid on Alexan-
dria last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
SITUATION CRITICAL

Hope is held that the present
crisis will blow over but the stu
alton at present is regarded as eX-
tremely critical
If Japan moves into Thailand,
American officials in close touch
with the Far Eastern situation
believe British Empire forces will
cross the Thai border from Ma
laya TO engage the Japanese and
attempt 10 prevent them from
occupying the entire territory
formerly known as Siam.
Great Britain. according 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. g.. High
official quarters in Washington
believe today that the crisis in
the Far East now has reached the
gravest stage insofar as the
Western powers arc concerned,
that has been experienced since
Japan first embarked on its cam
paign to establish a new order
in Asia,
The danger of the United States
becoming involved in a war in the
Pacific is considered by these
sources to he at the moment far
greater than the danger of in
in the Atlantic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
pUT she can get her planes
- TO Finland now all right.

DUT she can get her planes
- TO Finland now all right.
She got them there last
week when she bombarded
the Finnish harbor of Pet
samo.
England somehow managed
very easily to get planes TO
Finland when she wanted Ia
help Russia subdue that little
democracy, although she
could not possibly get them
there to help Finland a year
ago when Finland was hero
ically fighting for freedom.
The United States also was
full of professed sympathy
with Finland a year ago.
Tenderhearted Column b a
THE Gem Of the Ocean"
could hardly eat her soup be-
cause of the salt tears drop
ping continually into IL.
But she sent neither a ship
nor a plane to Finland.
She could fly planes to
England hut because of some
thing i'm the air or in her eye
she could not fly any across
the waters to help Finland.
But now that the little
democratic nation is fighting
the brutal despotism of Rus
sia the United States, flaunt-
ing its four phoney freedoms,
sends ships and guns and war
materials and planes not Ia
Finland but TO RUSSIA.
Think of il, Columbia could
not help democracy but she
CAN help despotism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
4 BOMBERs LOST

Four British bombers were lost
in the operations.
At the same time German raid
ers carried out small scale attacks
against sections OF eastern England
and Scotland.
The air ministry announced 4
number Of persons were injured in
one northeastern Scottish town
and that some damage was done
in a town in East Anglia. Else
where, the air ministry stated.
there was little damage and
casualties were few.
Berlin announced that luft-
waite bombers during the night
raided airdromes in the Eng
lish Midlands and shot down five
Raj machines in aerial COM
bats.
1.-TWO merchant ships of 1000
tons each were said 10 have
been destroyed off Dromer. A
merchant vessel of 5000 tons, a
tanker of the same size and
S,000-ton merchant ship were
declared to have been damaged
by bombs off The WASH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
0F ENGLAND'S unpro-
~ voked attack upon Fin
land the Finnish newspaper,
Helsingin Sanomat (hitherto
strongly prO-British) said:

"ERgidHd'S dcCd surely
does not iBprOre Ter moroi
status irhich icas gireH n
deciSire blolc 0ircody by the
Boishcrik alliance"
The Sanomat deplored the
needless and useless bombing
of Petsamo by the Royal Air
Force of England-probabIy
with American planes--and
fr~.,t.s 80. ~, NJ ~ a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

George and Edith Mottershaw
who were spending the week on
on Georgian Bay. Mot
terShaw is bricklayer.
DISCOVERED BY CHUM
June'S chum, Polly Lacey. also
Il, of lS343 Burgess avenue. dis
the wounded girl shortly
after noon yesterday and sum-
moned a doctor.
II didn't want Polly TO call a
DOCTOR" June said. II didn't
want to run up doctor bill for
my father and besides i knew
i was getting better"
Polly said she argued with her
friend for nearly 30 minutes be-
fore she convinced her she should
have medical aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
The World at War
FAR EAST


LONDON Japanese ultimatum
to Russia reported page ~.
TOXIC Foreign office spokes-
man hints Japan may evacu-
ate nationals in the United
States.
WESTINGHOUSE East crisis
believed 10 have reached grave
est stage.
UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON - Draft extern
sion bill, passed by Senate,
faces bitter House battle
page -. - ~ ~, n N
* T. Army. n. J. - Mediation
board may ask President
Roosevelt TO take over struck
shipyard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
DOCTORS COST MONEY

Asked why she did not appeal
to any OF the persons who came
10 the door for help, June gave
the same answer:
doctors cost money. I didn't
want my father TO have that eX-
pense."
June, who was graduated in
June from Cooley High School, is
a pretty girl with pale. GOLD
freckles. a tilted nose and auburn
hair. She opened her blue eyes
very wide as she told her story:
II was rummaging through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Nerer Rum

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
MYSTERY RAID

Persons seeking to unravel this
newest who done it problem re-
called that Free Polish aviators
sometimes get an itch" TO go TO
Berlin. But there was no evidence
that they went there last night.
An official British air ministry
-eemmunique said that a great
light" of Britain's heaviest
bombs were dropped on armament
factories at Essen and Dortmund
in the Rhineland during the night.
while the important railway center
Iof Hamm also was attacked.
A small British force also at
tackled the docks at Boulogne as
well as enemy airdromeS and other
targets in Denmark and shipping
off the Dutch coast. Airdromes in
occupied France in addition were
singled out for attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Reds Avenge
Moscow Raids

LONDON, Aug S.-Reports that
the Soviet air force had carried
out its first raid on Berlin reached
London today.
German military officials said
that "a few" Royal Air Force
planes reached the capital last
night. dropping bombs that caused
slight damage and injured num-
Der of persons. However A thor
ough check by all authoritative
British sources showed this TO be
untrue and an air ministry an
nouncement specifically stated that
no British planes attacked Berlin
last night.
As a result. il was assumed that
Russian fliers for the first time
had reached 3 G | n, dropping
bombs in retaliation FOR repeated
German raids on Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

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