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The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Thursday-Pilot Long made an emergency trip to Wales and re- turned with an injured patient.
 Pilot Long made a trip to Bea- yer Creek and Solomon with freight and Floyd Pawlok, Nome to Solomon.
 Pilot Lund made a trip to Colo win, Moses Point, Koyuk, Bethel and Tunuak, with: George Luke to Go,ovin; Mr. Broadwell to Moses Point; Pete Olsen, Colo yin to Bethel. He returned from Tunuak Friday with three pas sengers; Glenn Briggs, Clyde Sherman and one other.
 Pilot Wien returned from Fair banks with A. Polet. He made a trip to Council with Frank Mill Ter.
 Friday - Pilot Lund returned from Tunuak and left for Taylor Deering and Kotzebue with Tony Lindstrom to Taylor and Bill Mil Ter from Deering to Kotzebue.
 Sig Wien made flight to Coun cil and Solomon and brought Joe Lucas and Clyde Glass to Nome from Council and Bob Roberts from Solomon.
 Pilot Wien made flight to the Kougarok with freight and re- turned with Roy Bassett from Taylor.
 Pilot Long made flight to Mos es Point with freight and Lucy Nuglene; MT. Broadwell to Nome from Moses Pt. and Wallace Por ter from Haycock.
 Trips are scheduled for Fair banks, Kougarok, Tin City and Teller tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
News Items
THREE NEW DENTISTS FOR THE TERRITORY

Three dentists were admitted to practice in the Territory fol- lowing the annual meeting of the Alaska dental board last week in Ketchikan according to an an- nouncement made by Dr. G. F. Freeburger of Juneau.
 Dr. Freeburger, secretary to the board, flew to Ketchikan and returned to his home, Monday.
 The three dentists who passed the necessary requirements are Dr. R. L. Maian of the army dental corps at Annette Island. Dr. I. M. Anderson of Chicago, who will practice in Cordova, and pr. R. M. Kennedy of Chic ago, who will open an office in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
DEFENSE PROGRAM GROWTH IS FAST, GOVERNOR STATES

''The national defense pro- gram in Alaska is expanding far beyond the defense program plan ned a year, or even three months ago."
 Such was the statement of Gov. Ernest Gruening recently, upon his return from a two-week trip which took him to all the major defense bases in Southeast Alaska and the Westward.
 Gov. Greuning, his son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Huntington Gruening, and James J. Ryan, Assistant Director of Civilian Defense comprised the party.
 During the trip, the Governor reported, civilian defense units were organized at Fairbanks, Nome, Anchorage and Seward.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
FLU OUTBREAK ABOVE CIRCLE IS REPORTED

Epidemics of influenza last week saw 510 Eskimos stricken with the dread flu" bug in two Alaska settlements north of the Arctic Circle, it was revealed in the report of the Territorial De- partment of Health for the week ending Monday.
 At Noatak, 300 cases in influ- enza were reported by doctors, while at Wainwright another 210 were being treated for flu. At Noatak, also, there were 75 cases of German measles under treat ment.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
MIROW ACTIVITIES


 Chief Pilot Sasseen lifted the huge tri-motor off the Nome air port at 920 a. m. Thursday morn ing for Anchorage by way of Un alakleet and Flat, with the fol- lowing passengers:
 MT and Mrs. Alec Mogg and child.
 Bernie Wilkinson
 Archie Bets
 Mrs. Matt Kuki and child
 Pilot Sasseen is winging his way back homeward and is due in at 5:15 today.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
NO MORE JOBS AT ANCHOR AGE AND KODIAK PROJECTS

All openings for common la Dor on defense projects at Ko- diak and Anchorage have been filled, according to word received from the managers of the Terri torial Employment Service in the two defense towns.
 The Employment Service ad- vised against migration to the area in the hope of obtaining jobs as common laborers. Other information concerning base jobs was that projects will not hire men who have quit jobs on one defense project and are seeking work on another.
 The ruling of the projects is to prevent unnecessary migration from one project to another and to eliminate boomers.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
Airways News
PAA Activities

A PAA Electra piloted by Capt. Bert Lein and 1st officer Lorenz arrived Nome today from Fair banks with 125 pounds of mail and 4 passengers: Mrs. Harriet Tuck, Ira Orton, Jack Wilson and Tony Lindstrom.
 On the outgoing trip. 69l pounds of mail was carried and the following passengers: B. J. McConaghy, Paul Understock, Ben F. Evans, Bob Evans, and Gladys Evans.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-15
Federated Church

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor 11:00 a.m.-Church School 7:45 pm. = Worship service. Sermon topic: "The Religion of Jesus" w. P. Wood will preach. Lavinia Wallace Young Mission Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent HOO a.m.-Church School 5:30 p.m.-Worship service. Sermon topic: What Will Hap pen Next?" w. P. Wood will preach.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

-COLORED PLAID CURTAINS.
Beautifully tailored, made of an
excellent quality cotton in plaid
designs. Y" wide to the pair, 2Hs
yards long. Styles for every room
in your home.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
4 Best Sellers in Summer
Curtains .. sI.29 to ST. .49 Values. (.

-RAYON TAILORED CUR
TAINS. Made extra long with
wide, tailored hens, to keep them
stiff and neat while in use. SO"
wide to the pair. az yards long.
Ivory or ecru only. Washable!
Evening star., 1941-06-22
sl 90

-MARQUISETTE CURTAINS.
Plain, tailored style so popular to-
day. Made Of an excellent quality
cotton, softly draped. sS" wide to
the pair. IA yards long. Ivory or
ecru only.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

KNITTED MESH CURTAINS.
Made of rayon and cotton. Sheer
enough to let in every stray breeze.
SO" wide to the pair, 21s yards long.
Hemmed and headed, ready to
hangi Summer shades!
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Kann's-Curtain shop-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Furniture steel wardrobe closet
with Yale lock and two keys.
Baked walnut enameled finish.
Complete with hat shelf, 11x20x20-
in. size. For Office, school or home!
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Hand printed designs on heavy cotton sailcloth,
pre-laundered for immediate use! Covered with
patches of dreamy poppes and sweet, luscious
fruit. The colors are bright as can be- and will
liven up your meals no end.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Hand printed cotton table cloths with deep
border designs of realistic tulips poppes and dog
wood. Also amusing teapot patterns Vivid col
ors abound on cream. Made of fine cotton that
will launder like charm
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Beautiful

Gay sun-spashed patio below the Rio Grande."
This bedspread recreates the spirit of the Old South
west contributing hacienda cordiaty to bedrooms of
today. Bright colors embroidered tan homespun
backgrounds Hemmed edges. Sunfast and tubfast!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
AirfieIdS
Pounded
On SueZ
International News Service Gable

BERLIN, Sept. 10.-German air
attacks on airports at Abukeblr
on the Suez Canal, Monday night
were announced today by the high
command, which stated that heavy
fires were caused IN hangers amt
fuel dcpotS
A British destroyer was reported
seriously damaged in an air attack
between Sid Rarrani and Mar>a
Matru, on the Egyptian coast,
Monday night Tobruk, in Libya
was bombed heavily
On Great Bitter Lake. the COM
Imunique said, a bomb hit was
scored on one merchant vessel ana
another was seriously damaged in
the Gulf of SueZ.
Last night German planes were
said 10 have attacked the airport
at Lsmailia, Egypt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
InlernatIonaI Sou. ser,ies csbIe

MOSCOW, Sept. 10.-A smash
ing counter-drive by the Red army
on the central front, where more
than 100000 Nazi troops already
are said TO have been shattered
was declared today. to be APP
preaching the key fortress town
of Smolensk in one Of the greatest
Soviet successes OF the war.
a new war communique. mean
while, said that fighting continued
along the entire front during the
night.
Moscow has received no official
information regarding German
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Judge Ponders Probe
OF BRIDGES Evidence

BUFFALO. Sept. 10.-INS) -
Although evidence in the case has
been closed. Judge Charles 3
Sears said today that he probably
Will listen to a motion by counsel
for Harry Bridges for an investi-
cation Of the methods used by the
federal government in obtaining
evidence.
Judge Sears said that Mrs. Carol
King of New York. attorney for
Bridges, the AuStralian-born West
Coast Go leader accused OF
having been a Communist, has re-
queSted him TO hear the motion
Mrs. King charged that the gov
.ernment evidence against Bridges
in the deportation hearing was
obtained illegally by Wlre-tapplnG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

mans had lost 10000 men killed.
wounded or captured. in the
fighting around YelnaD
The Moscow radio announced
that ant-aircraft guns and night
fighters dispersed a small group ~
German planes that attempted 10
raid the Russian capital during
the night
Anafhe4 Aa-eep- raAie- broadcast
said the German and Rumanian
forces attacking Odessa arc SUI
fcrInc heavy losses and that
mapl ~ tho RJmanian divisions
on that front arc AZ not more
than 20 ~ % per cent OF their
manpowci
Tic RUSSIAN announcer SAID All
streets in Odessa have been barri-
cad~d and THAT stt factories and
houses There are guarded day and
NIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Red Cross Unit Seeks
Kin OF -Detroiter

The servicemen's bureau p
division Of the American Red
Cross affiliated with Various vet
erans' organizations. today sought
relatives or friends or John
Seplly. formerly of Detroit (
Seplly. whose last address here
was Il Eliot street. served with
the AEF during the World War
under the name John SepliWy
He IS believed 10 have sister In
Detroit. name unknown Any 0nC
who can be Of any assistance Dc
asked 10 contact the SerNicemen
bureau az II West Warren avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Wiedemdnn Awaits
Instructions al Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 10
GNS) Capt. Fritz Weidemann,
former German consul general AT
San Francisco who arrived yester-
day on a plane of the Italian l.. A.
T. I. transatlantic airline. said
today that he had changed plans
to fly 10 Buenos Aires and would
stay in Rio de Janeiro for some
time. pending Instructions -
II had been reported that he
would board a plane Of the Ger
man Condor Company for BuenoS
Aires and Santiago, Chile, and con-
tinue from there 10 French lndo-
China. One report said his even
tual destination is TientSin, China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
II II ORSEY relates many in
III stances of Ivan's COW
- - ard;oa ond nrualfv anfl

ardice ana cruelty, ant
tells how the emperor in a fiji
of ungovernable anger struck
his eldest son with his iron
staff and killed him.
There was then left no one
to carry on the dynasty but a
young child.
Ivan, haunted by remorse
for this fearful crime, died
soon after.
Horsey describes his last
hours.
The car caused himself to
he carried into his treasury
and there explained his
precious stones and jewels to
the courtiers gathered around
him.
Brought forth from
there he Sctts him dorm
upon his bed and calls for
his chess board.
Then Horsey describes an
evil omen.
"Thc emperor Sctts his
chess men. al $oriag the
KIM Which BIZ no means he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Britain ForbiidS
Abuses

International New. s.r,lc. cahl.

LONDON. Sept. 10.-Curbs on
British export trade to keep
American lend-lease material from
being used in competition against
United States industry were an
nounced in a British white paper
today.
The official publication outlines
the principles which will govern
the use and distribution Of lend
lease materials by Britain.
The white paper" was the re-
suit of correspondence and discus
sionS between British government
representatives and American Am
bassador John G.. Winant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Moslow,0dessd,
[eningrdd Raids
Told by Berlin
Million Russian
Troops Trapped in
City, Nazis Claim
Inlernailonal Sow, ser,Iee CnhIe


BERLIN, Sept. l0.-Luitwaffe
bombing attacks on Leningrad,
Moscow and Odessa were an
nounccd officially in Berlin today.
The air attacks on Leningrad
were carried out to prevent Soviet
attempts TO escape from the be-
leaguered city by way of Lake
Ladoga, il was stated.
German authorities estimated
that at least 100000 Russian
troops are within the encircled
city, the second largest in the
USSR.
In addition 10 the air raids,
Leningrad also remained under
long-diStance German artillery
fire. military authorities in Berlin
declared. adding that the Russian
naval base al KronStadt likewise
is being pounded by heavy guns.
The war CommuniQue from
Chancellor Hitler'S military head
quarters confined its comment on
the Russian conflict to the state
mcnt that in the East successful
attacks are continuing
Military quarters in Berlin
stated. however, that the town of
Wanna midway between SmO.
lenSk and Moscow. has fallen into
German hands after heavy fight
ing
These quarters claimed that
German forces are advancing be-
vond Wanna, which was de-
Scrbed as an important railway
junction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Gestdpo Fooled
By the FBI Spy
Witness Claims
False Clues Fed
TO German Agents,
Jurors Are Told
By W. W. CHAPLIN

Int News Ser,iet National Defense L,psri
NEW YORK. Sept a. Tho
vaunted espionage agents Of the
notorious Nazi GeStapo were
proved mere Simple SimouS Of sub
version when confronted With The
expert courior-cSp.onage methods
Of American G-men according 10
testimony by a German machine
gunner Of the FIRST Wor'd Way on
record IN Fedora Count today
Leaders of tho legendary brown
shirt secret police were so taken n
by the American SleuthS u was
testified that for the last year and
a half a Long Island Short-Wa>c
radio station over which espionage
messages were transmitted 70 and
from Germany has been operated
by an agent of the Federal Bureau
Of Investigation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
RAJ RAIDS PALERMO
International News service Gable

CAIRO. Sept 10 A violent
Raj attack on the Sicilian port
Of Palermo was announced IN a
British Middle East communlque
today. The announcement Sald
many direct hits were scored on
docks. sheds. jottics and q dry
dock in the raid staged Sunday
night and carly Monday
South African homberS ycSter-
day attacked The Lihyan ports of
Derna and Bardia and the GARRISON
of Fort CapuZZo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Ends Life After Spree

Walter Boettcher committed
suicide by hanging in his hote
room at l17l9 East jefferson ave-
nue.. police announced today. Boet'
tchcr, as. factory worker, was
found by hotel attendants. He had
hanged himself with a bed sheet
tied over a closet door following a
drinking spree, police declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

could not make stand in his
place lCith the rest upon the
board.
Whereupon, "the emperor
in his loose aoWH, shirt and
linen hose, fointS and falls
bdckrdrd.'
The courtiers hurry for
"phizicions." but IN the
meantime the emperor lay
"Straagled and stark dead"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

LONDON, Sept. 10.-GNS)-
The London Daily Express to-
day quoted a neutral diplomat
who has lust reached the British
capital as saying that foreign
ambassadors and NaLi Party
leaders in Germany loft Berlin
and arc living in tho country
20 or 30 miles outside tho city
to escape Anglo-RussIan air
raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Pay Raise Cash Approved

Common Council today approved
the transfer az sufficient funds 10
pay lO-ccui-au-hour raises total
ing Sl.17e $50 10 52l6 city em-
pleNcS and number Of truck
ILIAL4-,- AA+-tf-t- trt1iC1cS are rented
hy me city for garbage removal.
The raises We're approved two
months ago by Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
IN THE NEWS
fContinued from Page Onel

ron one occasion he pre-
sided az the tl7Gi and ere
cutioH IN the hrcmiO Of
2OO persons IN tour hours
hcif modes Of dcoth ro,u-
MI bCtWCCU hanging, bOii-
ing. StroHgIWg, Stabbing,
b CbcddjHg and miacc-
mCdtiHg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
WEATHER HATS RAID

LONDON. Sept 10--INSl -
Bad weather during the night
temporarily halted Anglo-Gernan
aerial warfare, il was understood
today
No Raj attacks on Germany
were reported and the British
Isles were believed free Of Nan
raiders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10


TNAN'S life was one long
conflict with the BONars,
~ whom he had begun sys-
tcmaticallN 10 eXtirpate or 10
reduce To destitutiOn and
subsection.
Ivan had inherited the
mental weakness of his
mother. and the Gar himself
was undoubtedly haiti mad.
The death of his wife. Ana
stasia. and the protests of his
friends aud advisers against
his crueIties seem 10 have in
furiated him against God and
man.
The Gar imagined that
every mans hand was against
him.
He fled from Moscow with
his whole family.
When finally induced TO re-
turn. he stopped at Tver ia
murder Saint Philip, the Holy
Metropolitan of the Greeh
Church.
Then he proceeded to de-
.strOy great NovgorOd, the
second wealthiest city in his
cZardOm.
After ravaging the sur
rounding country, he occupied
the town, and day after day
for the next five weeks, slew
in fierce enjoyment of the
wholesale murder, large mum
bers of every class of the
population.
Every monastery, every
church. every warehouse
every farm house and farm
within the radius of a hundred
miles from the city was plund-
cred and left roOfless.
All goods were pillaged-
all cattle destroyed.
And not for months were
the miserable remnants OF
the population permitted to
rebuild their homes.
A Ii these horrors were
~ committed with out
- other reason than al
accusation of disloyalty by
an irresponsible spy and in
former without know
ledge on the part of thu
unhappy people of what they
were accused-aII without OPP
portunity for explanation OF
defense.
Returning to Moscow, Ivan
put to death Alexandra, the
widow of his brother, Yuri,
and hideously tortured many
of the mobiles of his kingdom
in the sO-called Red Square
a blood red square indeed.
Professor WigmOre's Pan
Drama of the Worlds Legal
Systems" says of Ivan:
ITO describe in q feW
words his life long eno,ni-
ties is impossible.
"Hc put To dc0tb his oJcp
chouccllor trih his entire
tmDiig.
"Hc g5HCd aiirc one of
his princes IN an enormous
trying pou
"Hc uoilcd the French
n0boNSodora nat 10 his
skull for n foacicd insult.
He ordCred irhole rji-
lagos to be drouucd.
IL forccd fotbc,s to.
ctccUtc HCjr sons, and sons
their fothOS.
"Er0a iurGtcd the pun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
The enemy set fire to The
city and. continues HOrsey:

AN the churches, houses
and palaces 7CtftiH me eittic
and SubcrbS for so miles
compos, built most Of fir
and OAK timber. 1c0S set on
fire and burnt Within sir
hOUrS space.
IHfiHit hOUSoHds Of
men, Womeh and children
1cCre burnt and smothered
to deGth By the fire.
"Thc rirer and bitches
about M0ScoW 1cere stopped
and tilted 1ciH the multi
tudeS Of people looden
NTH gold, siirer, ieWeis,
chains. car rings, bracelets
and treasure.
80 MANY thousands were
burnt and drOWRcd that the
TiCer COUid not DC fldd nor
cle0HSed Of the dead car
cGSSCS IN tCelCC months
after.
THE streets Of the cittic,
churches, cellars and rOultS
lay so fttH Of dead and
SJRothcred cdrcdsses that no
man could pass for the moi
som smell and putrefdction.
"The emperor Of crimes
and his mpHc beheId this
goodiy fire. lodgcd and
SoIdScd in q far D,oBdSterje
miles from the cittie."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
DOUBT ABOUT sMoLENsK


"a British radio broadcast
picked up by CHS said "ther6'
arc reports that Smolensk itself
has been recaptured' by the
Sovicts.'
The London Daily Mail re-
ported from Stockholm that as
a result of the reported Soviet
victory on the central front the
Germans are not making head
way against the Black Sea port
of Odessa
(ThiS dispatch said Chancellor
Hitler ordered General Won Leeb:
"Leningrad must he taken
quickly nj all costs. The Ger
man armies YOU command arc
needed for other immediate
tasks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
10000 LOST

CThe mail added that hum
dreds Of NaZi-bombers have been
attacking Lenin grad continu-
ouSly and estimated the Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
SmOIensk InlperiIed
By Soviet Offensive

claims that SchlusSelburg on the
south shore Of Lake Ladoga 25
miles east Of Leningrad, had been
-eantHfeA- hN- The Nazis.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
VALUABLE NAzI DATA

Carefully "doctored' inlorma-
ton concerning the American de-
Tense program, Intentionally false
and misleading. was fed 10 the
Gestapo over this secret" chan
mel and in turn German spy chiefs
sent back valuable information
and instructions for German spies
s1l OF Which was placed IN The
FBI files.
The sensational story, highlighi
OF the trial of rs alleged German
spies, was told by William G.. Sc
bold. Germantown naturalized
American who was forced into the
Gestapo service under threats Of
death and who worked rs a Ger
man spy with the knowledge and
cooperation OF the FBl.
Sebold's Importance as star Wit
ness in the spy trial Is indicated
by the fact that not alone does
he carry a pistol for Self-protec-
ton. but seven armed G-men Keep
him under guard night and day
no photographs or even sketches
Of him are allowed 10 be made IN
the courtroom, and as soon as each
session is over he Is whlSked away
10 an FBI hideout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

England.
Ivan has also been com
pared to Louis the Eleventh
of France in cruelty and
cunning, but he can only
faithfully be compared with
cOmrade Stalin,- the present
Russian despot.
And that comparison, ac-
curate as it seems to be, is nc
compliment to Stalin--and nc
compliment to Ivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
r INDEED, Ivan set an ex.

diiiI' VI Nii'NN wv - 49,
which has been equallcd
only in the Russian BOlshe-
visit regime of our own day.
Russia under Ivan suffered
innumcrable catastrOphes,
some of which-althOugh only
Indirectly traceable to Ivan
were nevertheless due to his
cowardice and to his distrust
of his own people.
In the year 1871, according
to the contemporary account
in the diary of Sir Jerome
Horsey, the English ambas-
sadOr to Russia:
THE (T0tdr) eHenic
approaching the great cittie
MoScor, the Russ emperor
flies 1cith his tiro sons,
treasure, household Scrr-
ants. and personal guard Of
20 Thousand gnnerS to-
3eaeds q strong m0Hastetie
mites off,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Anastasia zakharina-k c : h
kina, the scion of an ancient
and noble family known as
RomanoNs.
EnthrOned, ne did not hest
tate ta throw to his tfuSs thr
last of the hated BOyar re-
gents and tyrants who had
brought him up 81 badly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
HOLD SIGHT SECRET

"DOnt worry about IT," he
quoted the Gcstapo official q
saying. I'VE are already In pos
session of II
Federal Atty Harold Kennedy
had Sebold identify several micro
films As secret instructions given
him by the Gest5po IU Germany
Tiny dots on them turned out I'm.
der enlargement 10 be 80 WORD
messages
Like other Gestapo spies. Scbolc
said, ne was gwen a particular
book for working ou' code cable
messages from Germany His
book was the American best seller
All This and Heaven Too