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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Hitler Begins
To Fight Battle
On Third Front
TODAYS WAR MOVES
tReg L s Pat. Office
H. lniifC e kcEkAlG
By LOUIS =. kEEMlE
United Press War Analyst

Aside from Russia and the
airwar in the west. Hitler is
beginning 10 fight on a third
front. The growing under
ground terrorism in France
reflects a similar movement
which exists 10 a greater or
lesser extent in nearly all the
occupied countries.
It has been In progress for
months. but latest reports In
dictate that II is spreading az win
ter approaches and hunger and
cold add To the discomfort and
bitterness against the eonquerors.
Norway. Holland. Belgium and
the Balkans have been particularly
affected. The first executions in
Norway occurred In mid-August
when three persons faced Man
firing squad for sabotage. Last
week. Vidkun Quisling. Norwegian
Nazi leader. announced that terror
would be met with terror and
there would be more trials and
executions The food situation IN
Norway. because Of the requisi-
tons by the Germans. was de
scribed az serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
BRILLIANT MOON
OUTLINES CAPITAL

Brilliant moonlight outline d
Berlin like a map" the air min
istry said. Lakes to the west Of
the city and familiar landmarks
bathed by the moon guided the
British bomber crew 10 the cen
ter" Of Berlin.
A flight sergeant was quot
ed a. saying. "soon there were
many fires with one In partic-
ulsr blazing large and fierce
In the heart Of the city as
further guide to our bombers."
"A great many high explosives
were seen 10 burst around a main
rail station and volumes Of smoke
poured upwards. the air ministry
reported On the return journey
II was a long time before the
crews saw the last glow Of many
fires 10 the east"
"Berlin's defenes were ready
for the attack. but our crews knew
what TO expect" the air ministry
Continued on Page "a. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

OLYMPIA - To curb private
joyriding in state ears and reduce
the number Of automobiles used BY
state officials. Gov Arthur y
Lsngiis has started an auto pool
from which various departments
will rent cars - they need them
Although IN operation Monday
on a modest scale. the governors
office revealed the pool eventually
may spread 70 al departments
Highways finance. public service
and social security departments
now have their cars pooled.
Sign For Iss
Officials or employees wishing 70
Use state cars have 20 sign out
for them and give details on how
they wish 10 uss them. A study
i being made On ways 70 expand
the system 80 a. 10 ssvs a. much
money as possible
No longer viii numerous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Leningrad Now
.Encircled-Nazis

BERLIN - An authorized
German military spokesman
said Monday that i,eningrad
now was regarded as com
pletely sncircled as a result
Of Finnish advances on the
north and German gains On
the south.
While the lgftsAffe pounded re
isntisssly ~ Russian defense lines
railroads and highways OUTSIDE the
former ezarist capital the Films
pushed eastward and eat the Len
ingrad Hurmsnss railroad and
blocked IN. entire ls;hmus between
Lakes Lsdogs and OnsEa, ths
spokesman h.ic.
The Finnish advance Was botn
northeast and southwest ~ IAss
I.sdass On ths north ara east
hey ~srs ssld officially 10 have
fszehsd the River ssnr and 10
hsvs cut the railroad 10 Murmanss
Continued On Psss 8. Column D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
See Each
Other for
First Time

A long and faithful correspond.
snes reached ~ eilmss in Tsooms
Saturday whsn Mrs. Edwins Perry.
~ 81 New Bedford. Mass. stepped
from . bus into the arms n Afs
Eiisn hsnvsiisr. ~. ~ 7a7z 10
Alaska al
Those noting the exchange nf
greetings would have been very
surprised could they have known
u Married the FIRST nesting h..
tween the girls Thsy ~n.sld bs
correct. however. in the sssanip.
ton they wsrs old frissas u came
about like this
A little mors than 10 years sg..
before either ART spUsa Mrs
in fruBt ~ hss mans. they ssaffsd
10 ssshsngs istfsrs - s.pen. pals .
afisr being called Ia s~sh athsrs
attention Through . department
set up for that parpsss In . ma
tiopsily known magazine
Write Every W~sh
The slfls maintained . steady
correspondence exchanging isftsss
on tho average ~ sss . ~sxk.
Nothing stopped the other from
writing No. not even rsspsaes.
Continued an rsss ~. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Girls Injury
Proves Fatal
BicYclist Struck by
Auto Succumbs

Joyce Johnston. 10. Of Lake.
view. died In the County hospital
Sunday at els p. m. of injuries
received on South Tacoma way
Saturday at 230 p. m. when the
bicycle she was riding was struck
by car driven by Eugene Pratt
Of SIS Bates Vt. Olympia Hos.
pital attendants said the girl re-
manned unconscious until her
death.
Joyce, riding along the edge 81
the hesvily-trsyelsd road. ap.
psrently lost her balance. and
swung into the path Of the Pratt
machine. according to police re-
ports. Pratt swsrv.d his vehicle
in an attempt TO avoid the col
lisiOn, but was unsuccessful.
Though she was hurled 10 the
pavement. the gir Was not run
over by the car. police records
revealed.
Joycs's brother. Harlow. Il. and
SISTER. Hazel. 10. were riding an
other bicycle along the highway.
They were not involved In the
accident Police took them 10
their home.
Death Of Joyce. daughter ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Johnston. marked
the 55th auto fatality in Tacoma
since beginning Of the year. and
the 67th In tina county.
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Main Street.

=. Frank Jenkins. Tacoma man
sger Of the Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance company presided at
the general regional session of the
company's Washington and Oregon
agents. meeting Monday at Tim
berline lodge. Mt. Hood. ore. The
sessions will continue through
Wednesday.
Van =. Williams, night OF way
agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
way. former Tacomsn living now in
Seattle. has been made western in
dustrisl agent for the railroad. m
charge Of all industrial activities
west Of Montana. The newly Great
81 position was announced by J.
II Poore. industrial commissioner
Of the y. 2. at St Paul
George Bonneville took his
mother. Mrs. l. X. Bonneville, for
her first sirplane ride Sunday.
Bob Barlow In getting MS private
pilot license renewed was granted
Continued on Page IA. Column ~
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U. S.-Built Fortress
Shot Down Over Oslo

STOCKHOLM s~edep-Reports
from Oslo said Monday that an
Amerlcan-buiIt flying fortress
bombing plane had been shot down
during a series q British raids on
the Oslo area Saturday night and
Sunday morning. Two members Of
the crew psrsehuted 20 earth and
were taken prisoner II was said.
There we're three air raid alarms
during the night. il was said, and
another AZ noon Sunday.
According TO the Oslo re-
ports, many bombs were drop
ped during the night raids but
II Was asserted that no dam
age sas done. IL WAS said that
three civilians were killed.
Other reports which reached
here said flying fortress bombers
succeeded In getting over TIE cen
ter ~ Oslo and di1 some damage,
a. least. 70 buildings
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Judge Up"
Bail $4,000
For Suspect
Jury WIN Hsos
Coso; TollolDuu
okshs csund Jury

Judge 4. N. Card. Ia 1 sur
prise move Monday IN Pioruo
county superior court. sp>e6m1
dispensation al the noturiosn
Van Wagner case
Judge Card. vswesu1N9 nj =
have NJ been ssti~f1s1 suaeexuing
the smears ~ k>iI seioulstut y
sns es.< arsssrs6 snas hetl -
Jaha =. Van wseu~v. . suaee-sa-
essss hunee e~hsMe eppresrs. -
raised frsn ssenp u t3Anoe
~ ne ssms time. ths erart -
trial fec sss wssrss. enssueS
9th attempted srsna issveuy ~
fraud fss Tuesday. oel IL
FIVE uAvs osvoN
IN PIT ~ nA11.
Judge Card sIsew~l fsvs aays -
ttms for Wa wsunss - p~t -
the sssdisieesI syoeee ~
nfsssiy fcilswsse ~ eessss -
tin.. rfr~>eutas Thrx rpllefspa
as,lsv~a Ne ~~ui1 ~sseems - ~
dependent investigation. ~ .
grand Jury " n>ss>s~ry. ~ essvnmk-
STANCES srrusnsstsa ths psra1,es
release NJ Wan wagner sven ~
eeansy iAll
rollsfsan s1ssed. hswevss. ''tnsa
The ausstlna ~ essed psv3 =
something prepsssv - ~ asep1so
~ the sap~rser eeuss tzaess"
mep.GAnGD nNopyyu
1--WE ~oeOt.svr u0mmnn
n 49, Van Wsausvss rsloaon
from the ssssnty al sfssv ~ ~
past up the sn.on0 nena thss satep1
sssyawsa~ esssmsnss ssa lnssnms~
iioe. thai rsihssy ned sssN -
fsetsd
Ne wss released apuu payaeno
a. the ss.ocn kond. deee6fs ~
rwdsvs frs~ epsee sehep s1n1es -
tss nther fsunt,es 10 WAnnlmGsnnA
One hold es-isr wss n ~ fnrm
of sovsreox's warrant fsem Mo-
ssshus~tss. which stipulated had
81 $40 ooo.
ess-stsg ~ anusses - ~
~ Ss<Gs Cad me~ns ~
vv~ssrst~s Tstepes~s Nm -
sconsinusd ~ rsss Z. Columns g.
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Roberts Named
Swayze Success(

n . spsrtai sfoesssea snnn1ns
sesssS.t ths etts essuneu -
psssisa Sass n. o~hps1n. $1,000
sst stsy s~sssst1ps. - saaus ~
pl~ss ~ Gssssstlss rA~~ns 4.
sssyss. sssaes~s ~ hnunme
sssts ssssesss ~ peeannn. ~
sste 49, naonefns1m
Nsssty ss~1y ~ sst1sumsno.
ns>Assss Nth ss~ss sss1G snne
Sssss .. d wfn ~ - n. elouo
sepsasases N ~ ssas. n~nsDeD
was stts sussssslsv ~ e~e
ssssss sssiisg ~ isia - ~
hsss ~sss ~ sest sfmsso -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Langlie TO Curb Private
Joyriding in State Cars

high officials ~ able 10 have
their own big sedsns. Per the
past sin weeks the purchasing
division has h~en under srdsrs
not 10 buy anything hut small
esrs nnie.. In exceptional
eases.
Ths pool - operated In ths
basement u ths state houss That
ate WAs finally chosen after BE-
INK dlsmiAsed at frat because 81
fire hazard Fire dpors and other
safety equipment vii he Installed
and no gssolins pumping done N
the garage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
N alton Mourns
| Death Of Mother
l0f President

HYDE PARK. n. y.--An Amer
lean flag fiuttsrins III hair mast
from the Franklin u Roosevelt
library. symbolixed Monday the
grief Of tho president and his
family over the death nf his
mother. Mrs. sara Dslsno Rooss.
welt
Mrs Roosevelt. ~ years old.
one Of three women who have lived
long enough 20 see their sons hs.
come president of the United
states. died sunday following .
collapse Of her cireuiaiory system
brought about BY old age Death
cam. IN . bedroom ~ the ancestral
Roosevelt estate hers with her son
ard her daughter sn.ia~. Mr.
Eleanor Roosevelt. 81 her bedside
funerHi services. which Win
~ private. will ~ hold .,
p. m. Tue~day from th~ hswss
sad she Will 10 buried sa ik~
sft side sf kss husband.
James Roosevelt. ~bs ai~d In
1900. In tbs family plot is The
yard Of ~ Iass~s Episcopal
ehsrch here. Only Ds~ms'~ss
of the fssosis and iatssastss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Board Trial Delay
Denied PIone Plant

BUFFALO. ~. Ys-Tns Csrtiss-
Wright corporation failed MOne4y
70 obtain pos,ponsmsnt 81 its
National Labor Relations board
trial On the ground that production
n fighter planes for the q. y.
and Britlsh forces viii Be delayed
II ia executives take time out 70
snswsr charges that they have
violated fair lsoor practices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
DUllgrIh

sp6My-~sseswssa sssssssiss~s
Ia rasss assss, svsstea iss
pssws,sess Jews ssa hsi< is~w
- hs~saSss fsr ussissssAa<s ~
srsiss In tke ssts.
vmm. Ass.s..s 'ss..ss ~u.
zen has sesn shot by Gsfm~a
military aniboriiiss 90 . sasfss
~ aiding snii Nau activities. u
~as rssssisd Monday.
The sssssslsa vas azselo.~d a.
q sfmsn eerspstsha authorities
took over investigators oS ths
latest IN the spreading sasofa.rs
~hlen sfs alleged 10 ~ mspsf.d
ny Communists Ia hsps ~ fasssns
ma 0esmsas 70 ssshsasw tscsps
from ths ssssssn Irsat.
fhs latest suessssss So go
ssal~1 BY rs sr~spsess -
rh~ss - 10 lssss. psskss>hs1 ~
to sessviea s<s~~.
II sAid tsat nsssn fsss<r. .
resident ~ sanis~. Ne. sesn s..-
es,.d ~ shs Germans On . sas<ss
~ aiding rssnen sss prisoners 70
Escape Into snosespssd Ffsne<.
sAzfs ONLY TO xs1OOr
KNOWN NTn
Th~ Germans. n w4s learned
bsan~hiis consider - bassasss
liable 70 b. not IN rsprsssl fo~
attacks on Nsxis only tscs~ idsnti-
fled - Communists. This vcaid
sxeisas Jess rossdsd sp - the
iith and zcta Psrss srroa<Asss-
nsnts.
Authoritative quarters. Blaming
Communists for the ssriss of ossi-
breaks. quoted . radio appeal ~
Asur,es Theses, gessssi ssssseny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Is HOLI.ANDFRs ARE
ENECUTED As SPIES

Earlier in the year. a collective
fine OF 800 900 Norwegian kroner
was levied on three Norwegian
counties for acts Of sabotage
In Holland. the situation 10 not
dissimilsr Fifteen VI lsndsrs
were executed this year as spies
CONTINUED on Page u. Column -
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browns in Attempt
To Save Lille Of Doq

sPOkAsG Glen Andersen. -
drowned IN SPOKANE river sssf
Long Lake Wash. sunday after
NON while making . ysln effort 70
r.sc8s a dog snsrtffs office 70.
ported Monday.
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r. DIS Address
Set for Thursday

HYDE PAIN. y. " bseauss
~ shs d~sth Of mia mother. Ffss.'
dent Roossveiis important id
dfs-s to ina American public snd
world on forslEn policy has bssn
postponed until Thursday nlsh,
10 announcing fh~ pei pous
msni. tins temporary white H~ass
offices gave no ineisnatioa 81 the
subject matter. bot rsltsr.asf thai
a would b. ~ ma Jor fnper;ssss.
directed not ~ tns United States
alone slt al the ~bals world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Day, Night !
Fighting
Balks Nazis
Leningrod Radio
Says Foe Will
Never Toks City

MOSCOW ~ Defenders Of
Russias three belaasuered
cities - l.eningrad. kiev and
Odessa - reported Monday
that they were holding firm
in furious day and night
fighting against the Germans
on land. on sea and In the air.
Listen Moscow Listen Rus
STA" The I.enlngrsd rsdio said
In q broadcast message.
'-rhi. I. i.eaisrsd sp~aht~s
the heroic cit, of f~nia.
Tho fight GOO. On sas and
night u 10 In progress this
minute.
The fascist bordes wlll never
seer Lenigrad A steel wall has
arisen before the city. The hest
fascist divisions already srs
broken against H."
SIMILAR MESSAGES
FROM kIEs. ODESSA
Similar messages came from
kiev and Odessa as the Red army
was reported officially s,ill fight.
ing strongly on ths entire front
and q. war dispatches told Of new
gains IN countsrattseks desisnsd
In relieve the enemy onslaught
against L~ningrsd on snth the
south and the north
iat~~t war front dispatches
said that the Germans ron
tinued heavy pressure ea ihe
feoinErad front and an the
lower Dni~p~r river front
without ANY Indication Of
progress.
Dispatches indicated Their. Was
. slaokening Of fighting In the
directions OF smolensk and comsi
on the central front. where the
Russian eountsr-attsess we're said
20 have definitely checked the
Germans and rsgainsd important
points.
Soviet cavalry aided in the
counter blows. raldlng the German
rear and surprising blvouae ned
troop. In a series 81 battles that
killed 100 included q general
and wounded another 500. a war
eommaniqus said. Many srmorsd
cars. guns and other machines
were captured.
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BRITISH BOMB NORWAY GO
F:njbscGeea
ekiit&Ss
|ossY MEL VOORHEES,

Appearance of Honest
Harold lckes here Friday
evening left me feeling ii was
well he was returning TO the
Olympics and more vacation,
for he needs rest-or some
thing.
There are those in this state
eho vigorously oppose the pol
icies Of Sen. Homer T. Bone.
But there are none, with knowl-
edge Of his long public record. so
silly as to attempt TO depict him
o tool Of the private utilities.
n remained for Cabineteer lcke>
TO come to the senator's home
town and do that.
on. sure. Ickes paid Bone =
pretty compliment at one point
But that was only because it
was good politics" to do SO in
Bones home community.
Said Iekes: g. the pri-
vate utilities are attempting
to insinuate a Trojan horse
behind the defense of public
power here in the Northwest.
Within this Trojan horse
turks a so-called three-man
independent board.
THE three-man board is the
kernel Of Bones proposed bill for
administration of Grand Coulee-
Bonneville)
In other words. Ickes seems to
cav Bone il either "A fifth column
ist for private utilities or very
s:upid and naive concerning pub
BIC and private power.
Ickes went on at another point:
.. Yet If you listen TO the
stooges Of the private power utii-
tiles. including their newspapers,
Sou will find them, in the name
Of holy democracy and sacred
local autonomy, Inveighing against
one-man administrator and elo-
quently advocating a three-msn
debating society"
So Bone also IL "a stooge oil
the private power utilities!
That aspersion, here where
Bone and his record are well
known, obviously is so far
out of line and in such poor
taste as to make it necessary
to note with regret that it
dropped from the lips of a
member of the national cab
met.
The last thing Bones bitterest
foes, II they exercise just fair to
middlin' judgment based on the
10 of pre-scbool child, would
do il TO dub the senator a stooge for
private power.
That was a tNpicai iekesnieaf'
While on the subject of the
cabinet mans talk, | wonder
if his boss, the president
might be interested in this
remark:
Experience has shown that a
multiple administrative board is
of doubtful efficiency"
One of Mr.. Roosevelt's favorite
activities mas been the creating of
such boards particularly of late
in connection with national de-
tense.
But why bother further One
who publicly brands Senator Bone
"stooge of private power"
wouldn't get the point anyhow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Snow for Colorado

DENVER. Colo. = The heaviest
early snow fan since the Denver
weather bureau began keeping
records m 1885 fell on most Of
Colorado and Wyoming today.
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GOLDENDALE. Masl

GOLDE>DALE. Wash. - Enc
Miller. p. vent 70 trial mere Mon
day accused o. stFsngiing his moth
-. Mrs. Annette Miller. 50. in ar
argument over money.
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.Nazi Capital
Is Blasted by
Raj Airmen
Attack Is Termed
Heaviest: Huge
Fires Started
BULLETINS

STOCKHOLM = Reports
from NorWdy tonight said
eight British flying fort
resses bombed the "FdikeH-
horst line" about noon Mon
DAY.
THE Falkenhorst line is
the elaborate system of
Notifications built By the
Germans 10 defend the Nor
Wegidn coast
The attack occurred about
noon and authorities clam
that tWO Of the fortress
planes fCere brought doWn.
1.-THE official ermdn
DNB nelcs agency reported
from Berlin that the attack
iCdS carried ont by three
British "four-m otored"
bombing planes aud that
tWo Of the three Were shot
Wn. TWo NorWe0idns
iCero said 10 hare been
killed By bombs dropped a,
great height along the
COAST
BERlIk-THt GERMAN PRESS
MONDAY QUOTED CIVILIAN DE-
Scorpions or THE FEARFUL
CRASH" OF RiTlsH BoMBs IN A
ROYAL AIR FORCE RAID on
BERLIN DURING THE NIGHT
AND DENOUNCED THE ATTACK
AS A Louis TRICK" AND A
CRIME"
IN ANGRY oUTsURsrs, GER
MAN hfwsPAPERs, FOR THE
FIRST TIME SINCE THE HEAVY
BRITISH AIR RAIDS ON BERLIN
LAST FALL. PROMISED VIM
ofAkcf AS THE OFFICIAL NEWS
AGENCY REPORTED THAT ~
CIVILIANS HAD BEN KILLED.
LONDON - British bomb
ers, striking at Berlin from
before midnight until early
morning, subjected the Ger.
man capital to its heaviest
raid of the war and started
many fires, zone a very large
one in the heart of the city.
Other British bombers smashed
heavily at kiel, great German L.
boat base at the Baltic end Of the
kiel canal. and the French in.
vasion coast The attacks took
place in the light OF a fun moon.
Describing the attack on Berlin
as heavier than any yet. made
on the German capital" the air
reported that great
high explosives were seer
TO burst around one Of the main
stations there.
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{. {. Whiis. rsrnw
City Treasures. Dies

Funsssi sssvsess Tor gagas
km~ry what's. ~. II TO -. >
o.. viii ~ Md Tu~sxay - .
o m. from ths & q. t.ysn seeDeL
ws,h s~s. Hey :. bvsmsasgh -
si<ssfins sna burial = Tneeno
esmSs@sy. whas. inag tsns -
a~at ~ rssems. vas CITY teeno-
sfsf from Iso6 10 fei7. sn1 ~
hls pas< anesr Various a1mSntgtpo~
tons sotn sn<ssv sns formss sntns~
ssin.nls fern n ssvsssmepe -
later uads< Tn esmminns1a 49,
he had b~~n employed a ~
ssr.sthssss h~foss taking svus -
shs city nsil
Following his rstsveW~nt egua
the city. whsss saoAgsd - L.
hardware b<zszn<au. spevnting :
retail stors ca x a.. nsns - 11fA
he dssa IN . seattle bosp61ai -
rrsdsy. 1urv,ving ere too sonA,
ksna~sh =. II oIynpta 80 CO.
snss Z Of rseeaa. sn1 . daaGh-
ssv. hers. Lseiss Whssweses =
csneraiaA.
wEAfnlR poaGcAsT
pUas es~e1y ss~1gAt. Wo1nnnr
~. rs@Usmtsrss; ~ 81 -
= - s1naA ss1os - -
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home Tho Newspaper rieoeio
charged Monday that rhs United
states mas set up ~ffth column
In south America. made pp isfns-
~ Of pet. and musicians
Roosevelt. said tina paper. ~hss
ssnt South Amsres a special fiftn
column This 70 compassd Of
American youths ~so srsss ~
sirplsne 81 slo De Jsnsirs or
gu~nos Ares. stating Trey are
visiting sosth 1merse. 10 sssay
music or petty
a ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-Air Mar
shall Sir Hugh Dowding Of the
Raj disclosed today that Britain
has devised a scheme possibly
based on new secret weapon
by which II hopes TO sweep Eng
lish skies clear of German air raid
ers in the coming Spring.
The grizzled air veteran who
organized the Raj for the battle
of Britain and headed thesfighter
command until recently sent on
special mission to America. was
outspoken in his optimism con-
corning British victory.
I'VE have already minimiLed
daylight raids" he said. and we
have proved a new scheme 10
stop night raiders In tests In a
limited area. That area will soon
he extended. When Spring comes
We shall sec what We shall see"
When he was asked If this
scheme" was a secret weapon. a.
has been Indicated in certain eau
tious announcements which have
passed through British censorship.
Sir Hugh hesitated and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Nurse 10 Go
To English Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. Jan. 1s.--
Kellogg Foundation officials an
nounced today that Miss Edna
Cree. for the past three years
health counsellor for the Van
Buren, County health department,
would 90 TO England shortly as a
nurse in the mobile hospital spon-
sored by the Red Cross and Har-
ward University.
The hospital is being set up to
study communicable diseases I'M
der conditions of modern total
war" Physicians and technicians
will be paid by the university
while the Red Cross will furnish
nurses. The Kellogg Foundation
recently contributed S25, 900 to-
ward the work.