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Bittner. left on bases. Los Angeles ie.
Hollyw ooo 3. two-base hits. MAYO.
three -oase hits Diekshot. Kahle.
home runs. weintraub. Berger. saori-
flee hits Mayo. STATE: stolen base
Mayo. nuns hatted in. Moore. Vein
Dickshot: double plays. prim n
echuster 70 Weintrauh. Hoover %
Gray. time 7;27: umpires. Snyder
Hood and Widner
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OAKLAND

Summary-Losins pitcher Buxton
innings pitched. Salveson 7. at bat.
off Salveson 80: hits. off Salveson II:
runs scored. off Salveson 3. runs re =
sponsible for, Salveson 8. Buxton /.
Gibson 3. struck out. by Salveson 2.
Gibson a. bases on balls. off Salveson
2. Buxton l. Gibson 3: hit by pitcher.
Holder bv Salveson; home runs. Duez-
abou Fernandez. two-base hits. Car
roll. Ogrodowski Salveson: runs bat
ted in, Carroll 2, Duezabou 2, Sal
VeSon. Fernandez 2.
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OtkI. AM

batted Tor AnAniCz In fourth.
Batted for Mulligan in fifth.
Batted for Rigney IN sixth
Ran for Salveson in sixth.
san Francisco ...........05o iio-T
Oakland .................O OS 2io-6
Summsry-Winning pitcher. Helser:
losing pitcher. Corbett. baik. Kittle:
INNINGS pitched. Corbett ! plus. Hell
Ser 81. Ansnicz g. Mulligsn !: al
bat, off Coroett 7. Helser IA. Ananicz
y. Mulligan 5: hits. off Corbett
Helser 3. Ansnicz 1. Mulligan 2: runs
scored, off Coroett 4. Helser 8 AnAn-
icz :. Mulligan /. runs responsible
for. Corbett 3. Helser 5. AnAnicz l
Mulligsn ]. struck out. BY Helser 2
AnanicE 2 bases on balls. off Corbett
:. helser 6. Ananicx 2. Dsrrow !.
wild pitch. kittle. home run. Chap
man. two-base hits. Holder Pain.
runs hEtted in. Sprinz 3 Chapman :
Luby. Pain. sacrifices. White. CiSssll
luhy. stolen bases Pain. Carroll
Christoff. double plays Rignev 70
Luoy % Dunn. Luhy 20 RiSney 20
Dunn time, ~; umpires Engsln
and Jordan
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Summary At bat. off Like 81,
Raimondi 6: runs responsible for
Lihke IL. Raimondi l: runs hatted in.
Cameron 2, Forni 2. Torgeson 2. Lani-
fero, Peterson. Higgins 3. Marionetti
2, Griffith 2. Bates, Windsor 2, Par
rell. two-base hits. Cameron, Lani-
fero; home runs. Forni. Marionetti.
Farrell. stolen base. Higgins: double
plays. Windsor 10 Griffith 10 Bates.
Griffith TO Lanifero TO Bates: left
on bases. Salem Il, Wenatchee 7.
bases on balls RRimondi l. Iihke
struck out. Raimondi / Libke /. hits.
off Lihke in IL innings IS. off Raj
mondi in Ia innings 2 Wild pitch
Like. losing pitcher. Iihke.
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Helser Wins
OAKLAND :

OAKLAND - San Francisco
twice beat Oakland. to 3 and
7 to 6. the second game a six
inning affair halted by the league
time limit Nanny Fernandez
ninth inning homer broke a 80
tie and gave the Seals their initial
win. Roy Helser was credited with
the pitching victory in the night
cap.
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Rainiers Top
Beavers Again
Seattle Moves Up
Holt Come on Sues

PORTLAND - Portland lost its
fourth straight TO Seattle. 4 to /.
through failure TO solve the pitches
Of Ira scribner. Byron Specie was
wild on the mound for the Beavers
and two wild pitches gave the
Rainiers two runs.
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HOLLYWOOD - Los Angeles
evened its series with Hollywood
at two games each by winning. 6
TO 4. behind Ray Prim's six-hit
pitching. Home runs by Phil
Weintraub and wally Berger
turned the trick.
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Summary - Runs responsible for,
Narlowe l: struck out. by Eisenmann
s, Aariowe .; bases on balls, off
Easenmsnn 2. Asrlowe q; left on
bases, Yakima Q. Tacoma .. home run.
Madrid: tvo-base hits. Madrid. Steele;
run batted In. Madrid: sacrifice. Mar
lowe: stolen bases. Starr q: double
plays. Cole 20 Steele TO Rickert,
Younker TO Koski. Mallory 70 Steele
20 Rickert: time. zoe. umpires. En-
ser and Nelson.
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Summary-Losing pitcher. Humph-
reys. innings pitched, Olsen 4. Dill
peck "a: at bat. off Olsen 10 Dii-
beck 7: runs. off Olsen 2: hits or
Olsen s. Dtlbeck /: runs responsible
ior. Schmidt 2: bases on balls. off
oisen Z Diloeek /. Humphreys /:
struck out, Olsen 2. Dilbeck .
Schmidt 7; left on bases. San Diego
I, sacramento IA: passed ball. before.
two-hase hit, Endicott: sacrifice hits
Gutteridse 2. Sturdy: players waking
Wieczorek 2. Martin. Sturdy; runs
patted IN. before. Haslin. Blattner:
aouole plays. Haslin TO Mcdonald
Blattner 10 Scalzi TO Sturdy. time ~
game. 1854; umpires. Tanning and
Dorsn.
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PINES VS.. FEDS

South Tacoma Pines viii meet
at Robert Gray field at noon Sun
day for transportation to Fort
Lewis 10 play the Federal Road
Camp nine at $50 p. m.
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WIN WITHOUT JIMMY

Maybe the White Sox don't need
Jimmy Dykes after all. With
Dykes still in the stands because
OF strong language. the White
sox, under the leadership of
Muddy Ruel. won their third in
a row by defeating Washington.
81. Billy knickerbocker's homer
with a man on decided the game.
Jim Tobin hurled the Braves 10
f-2 win over the Cubs. yielding
only five hits. Sibby Sisti. with
three doubles and a single. and
Johnny cooney. with double and
TWO singles, led Boston's attack.
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SELECTIONS
SUNDAY, July 13
Post Time. > +. VI.

First Race: Princess Dodo.
Adorable Ann, Mighty Par.
Second Race: Fort Ryola. Cath
crime Jane. Little Mickey.
Third Race: June's First. Air
Risk, Jess Greenock.
Fourth Race: Bacenmay. Yelled
Orb. Snug
Fifth Race: Gold Norm, Oak
ham. Crusal.
Sixth Race: Valiant Boy, Pearl
Alma. Bonicon.
Seventh Race: Olimpo Campus
Fusser. Rolling Ball.
Eighth Race: The Marker.
Wound Stripe. Shasta Fire.
Best Bet: Bacenmay.
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$4,000 Crowd at Sacramento
For Pepper Martin Night
Fans Give Fireboll Manager q $1,000
Automobile. Pointer Dog and Chickens

sACRAMENTO-More persons turned
celebrate Pepper
tumble for the before the Diego Padres
pulling extrs-inning victory the nighcsp
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Saly's Blow
Just Enough
Morlowe Defeated
In Series Opener
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Yakima l. Tacoma o.
Spokane 4, Vancouver o.
Salem Il. wenatchee 7.
Sally got one down his allie,
last night.
Ordinarily anything that came
down Sally's alley wouldn't beat
our Town Tigers. but II did last
night at Athletic park.
Neither huffs nor puffs nor
strains NOR squeeses could
equal that one alley waIlop Of
sally Madrid 30 the Bengals
bowed n defeat. IN q. Ia
Yakima Pippins In the series
opener.
sally's hlow came in the sixth
inning. clearing the left field
barrier by . wide margin. but
Just barely staying inside the third
base foul line.
Count TIE Dead
Eight Tigers died on bases try
ing to match that circuit clout
third Of the season. poled out
by the Yakima shortstop. As
many Pippins persisted on the
hassocks trying to add To Sally's
contribution. And 20 when 1t was
all over. It was sally's blow which
was just enough.
Just enough Ia give Chuck
Eisemana . well-earned VIC
tory over Mel Mariowe In the
seaso ma nossiest pitching
duel Both men were In
vincible with men on bases.
Eisenmann struck out five
when men were on bases,
thrice retiring the side. Those
fIve strikeouts were his only
whiffn.
Marlowe also thrice retired the
Pippins via the strikeout route
when danger doomed ahead. But
all to no avail for II was Sally's
blow that was to prevail.
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Spokane Wins
.4ssss ~
NANCOI YER

Spokane .............niO COO 500
Vancouver ........,. 900 600 oOo-o
summary-Struek out. By Budniok
2 Gree nlsN 6. bases on balls. off
Budniek 4 Greenlaw 9, Wild pitch.
Greenlsw; left on bases, Spokane Il.
Vancouver :. home run. Hughes. two
base hits. GedziuS Jewell. runs bat
ted IN. Rudnick. Hughes = stolen
bases Aden. Milan.
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ALL RACE TICHTENS AS SOLONS SPLIT
Pacific Northwest Tennis
Tournament Opens Monday
Tacoma Will Be Net Center for Host
Of Invading Stars: Runs Full Week

Tacoma will be the tennis capital Of the Northwest next
week with the 5ls annual Pacific Northwest ourna-
ent opening play Monday at the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
Net stars from California. Oregon and Washington
will converge Tacoma in quest of the p y W.
championships IL is the big tennis of the year
for Tacoma.
All of the racket delegation now competing in the
Oregon state meet at Portland is expected compete
the tacoma meet Wallace Scott is in charge Of the tourney
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North End Legion
Nine Tops Shelton

North End legion nine defeated
shelton. IA TO 0, at Shelton yes
terday. to complete the district
schedule for both teams. Shelton
beat the Northenders in Tacoma.
Larry Rask struck out IL and
only gave four hits while Don
Pennington and Bus Mitchell slam
med out home runs and Cecil Stone
larruped a three-baser
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Total.
....... 30 8 10 AZ Il
PORTL AND

Summary Runs responsible for
Specie 3, Scribner /. struck out. by
Specie 8. Scribner 2; bases on balls.
off Scribner / stolen base. Matheson;
two-base hits. Hawkins. Gyselman;
sacrifice. Gyselman. runs batted in.
Harris. Schultz. Scribner 2; left on
bases. Seattle s. Portland T. double
plays. Specie TO Brown TO Reich
Sickle To Eiemiec 20 Scarsella. Reich
70 Coscarart, umpires, Edwards and
Powell. time. 40.
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HOLLYWOOD

Batted for Joiner in seventh.
Las Anneles .... .oo4 600 2oo-s
Hollywood ..-....... Gao oo7 ooo-4
Summary = Losing pitcher. Joiner:
fnninu pitched, Bittner AZ. Joiner
81: ct bat. off Bittner IL. Joiner al.
runs scored. Off Bittner 4. Joiner 2:
hits- off Hittner =. Joiner Q: runs re-
spousible for. Prim Q. Bittner 4. Joiner
=. sacrifice hits. off Thompson q:
hasas On balls. off Prim 2. Bittnsr i.
yo1nGr 2. Thompson 3: struck out.
Erin 3. Joiner 2: Wild pitches. Prim.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

PIONEER LEAGUE
Pocatello 6. Twin Falls 2
Ogden 9. Boise 5.
Idaho Falls 2. Salt Lake I.
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CHERRY HILLS CLUB. Den.
ver-The kids from Texas Cham.
pion Byron Nelson and young
Lloyd Mangrum were heavy
favorites to roll into the finals OF
the Professional Golfers associa-
ton tournament today as they
headed over Cherry Hills in &C.
hole semi-finals against Gentleman
Gene Sarazen and Vic Ghezzi.
Fourteen under par for 90
holes, Mangrum was consider
ed = walk-in against Ghexxi,
six foot. three inch Italian
from Deal. n. j.. who In eight
over par for the same distance.
Sarazen, of course. was the un-
predictable. BY almost every
rating. Nelson should beat him.
But Gene has been coming TO
these r. G. A. tournaments for 81
years-three times leaving with
the trophy in his luggage ~ and
seldom has he been hotter than
this week.
CONFIDENCE GALORE
Nelson, however. has the conf
dence of a champion. Down all
the way against little Ben Hogan
yesterday. Nelson won the last
three holes to whip Ben 2 up on
the seth green. Somehow the
spectators knew he'd do it although
Hogan had shown no signs OF
cracking at any stage.
Mangrum was the sensation
of the tournament from the
time he eliminated Mark Fry
Of Oakland. Calf, who had
upset 4. s. Open Champion
Craig Wood. Then. yesterday.
he knocked out his idol
Slammln' Sammy Snead. g
and Z. taking command nv
winning two Of the first three
holes.
Sarszen's scores have been inn
pressive but his opposition hasn't
been. He licked Bruce coltart of
Absecon. N. j.. . and /. in the
third round and yesterday defeated
the veteran Denny Shute Of Chi
cago, 7 and 6.
Ghezzi's trip 10 the semi-finals
should have been breeze but
he failed TO hit his fun stride
until he ran into Jimmy Hines of
Greatneck. N. Y. yesterday. Ghezzi
defeated Hines, s and 7.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FRIDAYS RESULT

NIDNI = hF7NT LTN
Brooklyn IL, Cincinnati 2.
Boston :, Chicago 2.
(Only games played.)
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Pips Beat Tigers 10
Newsom Stops
Lefty Grove
Red Sox Hurler
Misses 300th Win

NEW YoRk-The fortunes n
baseball shift swiftly and IN
exorably. Last October s. Pau
Derringer and Buck Newsom toes
the rubber 10 do battle for tn.
worlds championship. Today thos.
two erstwhile toasts Of the base,
ball world vera down in tbs
dumps.
Derringer. trying 10 start
the Reds on a concerted pen
nant drive, floundered badly
at Ebbets field yesterday. He
couldn't get the side out In
the first inning. The Dodgers
hammered him for six hits In
two-thIrds of an inning and
made n running start 10
1872 triumph over the world
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b
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
FRIDAY NIGHTS RESULTS

Seattle 1. Portland /.
San Diego 40, Sacramento 2-3.
San Francisco Al. Oakland 3-e.
Los Angeles s. Hollywood 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FRIDAYS RESULTS

New York 8. St. Louis 2.
Detroit 2, Boston 0.
Chicago 3, Washington /.
(Only games played)
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(second Game
SACRAMENTO

totals ...-......33 2 Tx Is 10
one out when winning run scored.
Ran for Endicott in third
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

"'so4NhG fsfN1tE
Chicago 80. 600 600 200 s s
Boston ..... 10l 400 OI.-7 10 o
French, Pressnell ~. Page ts)
and Mccullough; robin and Mast.
Cincinnati 600 ZOO 600 2 10 q
Brooklyn D.. 70l 900 1sx-Ie Is 2
Derringer, Thompson %. Tur-
ner "a, Beggs (s) and J. Riddle,
West; Davis and Owen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 200 Dol Oia-6 IA l
st. Louis. 200 900 000-2 ! o
Russo and Dickey; Harris.
Kramer (9) and Terrell.
Washington 900 100 0Oe-I 6 1
Chicago &C.,. 900 Os0 0Ix-s ! 1
Hudson and Evans; Smith and
fresh.
Boston -. 600 600 600 6 .
Detroit 80. 600 O0i Olx-s & 1
Grove and Peacock; Newsom and
Tebbetts.
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NEWsOM HAPPIER

Newsom was somewhat happier
yesterday. He pitched his best
game Of the season. and the Tigers
hlanked the Red sox, 40 OPP
posed by Lefty Grove. who was
in quest of his 300th victory. he
held the Red Sox 10 ak hits. shut.
ting them out for the first time
this season.
Brooklyns triumph, featured by
is hits. including homers by Med
wick. Walker and Pitcher Curt
Davis. enabled the Dodgers 10 in
crease their lead over the idle
cardinals 20 al o..
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The question no longer is: Did
DiMaggio hit today" The proper
query is: How many did Joe
get7" The answer yesterday was
a homer mo. 20) and three singles
In five trips. making the 5oth
consecutive game in which he's
hit safely.
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San Diego ......... 600 OO2 O2o-4
Sacramento ...... 600 200 OOO-2
Summary - Runs responsible for
THOMAS 2 Kleinke 3. bases on balls,
OIL kleinke ?: struck out. Thomas 3.
klcinke 2. hit BY pitcher. Pellagrini
BY kleinke: left on bases. San Diego
7. Sacramento 7. two-base hits. Vice
zorek, Patchett 2. Haslin. Adams:
nome run. Sturdy. sacrifice hit.
hlelnke' players walking. Mcdonald.
Salkeld; runs batted in, STURDY 2.
Salkeld. Haslin 2: double PLAYS. Has
I'm to Sperry TO Mcdonald 2 Blattner
to Scalzi to Sturdy. Pellagrini 10
Sperry TO Mcdonald. time OF game.
! 30
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First Camel
iN DIEGO
---------. Is 5 q = \
SACRAMENTO
San Diego .......... 600 o.
Sacramento 600 q

A0ta4e ...#.....#... 80 10 II IA
a Batted for Scalzi in ninth.
b Batted for Kleinke in ninth.
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The Yankees fled N

Inc Yankees tied the ma
jors longest winning streak
Of the season by winning
their 18th straight from the
browns, 60. II also was the
Yanks' 25th win In their last
- games and enabled them
to Increase their lead over the
Idle Indians 10 four games.
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JOCKEYS in order. H. Woodhouse.
l. Josephson. X Taylor. 80. Cleos
Pride, NJ. J Brennan. Dad Butler.
Bedo, Fayette Prince. In The Shade
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %
GNSl Unable 10 shatter the
morale OF civilians in Manila by
ruthlcSSly bombing their defense
less city, the Japs today resortec
to new propaganda technique.
A Japanese radio interrupted
the Far Eastern broadcast OF
KGEI powerful United Statc'
short wave station on tho West
Coast, and falsely flashed news tc
amazed Manila listeners that Sar
Francisco had sustained a bomb
ing attack
The Jap radio cut into the
United States broadcast three or
four times. twelfth naval district
in San Francisco re-
vcalcd.
An English speaking announcer
over the Jap radio broadcast the
false news that the city by the
Golden Gate had been bombed by
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-29
Red Bdtt|eship
Hit, Berlin Says

BERLIN. Dec 90 rBy Official
German Wireless -HNSt-An-
that defensive battles
we're progressing on the eastern
front with "undiminiShed fierce
ness" the German high command
claimed today that army artillery
had scored five hits on Russian
battlcShip off Lcnlngrad.
In new air attacks on Russian
troop and shipping movements IN
the Kcrch Straits. between the
Crimea and Caucasus. the war
communiqUc added German planes
sank one transport vessel and
damaged SIX transports and mum
crouS small craft
Around Agedabia on the Llbyan
front. the NaZls asserted. counter
attacking German forces destroyed
50 British tanks and a large mum
Der of armorcd cars and motor
In the Mediterranean of To-
bruk, German planes were SAID 20
have scored several hits on q Brit
lSh destroyer and a conveyed mer-
chant vessel and of Mersa Matruh
a German submarine was credited
with sinking two British trans
ports totaling 5000 tons and dam
aging another vessel with a tor
DedO hit.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-29
All Hitler S Visitors
Keep Hands in Open

Hitler is a erratic walker, fall
inc at one moment into slow
lope caused probably by the twlnge
of rheumatism periodically bother
ing his right leg the next moment
on the urge Of A sudden torrent of
speech he changes TO light and
almost dainty QuiCk-Stcp, turning
slightly SidewlSc 10 talk while
Stamping the palm Of the left hand
with his glove CuriouSly enough
he never looks back over his
shoulder.
| stepped along with him, keep
inc Just a fraction Of "A pace be
hind
Some eight years before when !
had first met and interviewed the
Nazi mchrcr high up IN his Ba-
varian Alpine chalet in BerchteS-
gaden l had learned from brief
Instructions preceding the conlab
to keep my hands IN plain sight.
Even here in the open woods il
would be a faux pas 20 put your
hands in your pocket IN company
of the uchrcr lie might get ncrv-
Gus. and f not his lynx eyed body
guard and uniformed shadows
would definitely dislike your att-
tudc Even his field marshalS and
generals scarcely do otherwise and
bS common consent they leave
their service SldearmS behind when
around the luehrer.
We came To a turn in the path
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-29
Stumbles on Killers
Secret, His Great Fear

7 felt intuitivoly that just for
that second an icy chill had crept
between us. II struck me sud
denly with unmiStakable clarity
that I had stumbled on a secret
locked within the fuehrer'S breast
a secret he would never let out
and which he may never admit
having
Mighty Hitler Of the Nazi Reich
and the new order Europe basic
ally and by instinct fears PrcSi-
dent Franklin y, Roosevelt Of the
United States of America and
no CheSt-pOundnC IN public or
hut>terouS victory can alter that
fact.
7 cot a nccung glimpse deep
into his heart on that day Of early
November. l94l # not into. his
mind and the secret plan in his
pocket for Japan'S attack on US as
the first step of desperate ven
geancc and expression OF thatNcry
fear ! discovered.
! repeat Hitler down in the bot
tom Of his heart is afraid Of
Roosevelt and as long as some
years ago knew that he had met
his match. He declared his own
war on US in the wake of Japan $
attack scarcely month after
discovered his secret proving be-
yond doubt that he Is wildly grasp
ing for safety by rushing into the
fray IN the hope Of catching US
before We are ready
Like tiger AZ bay. he wants 20
spring and land the Knockout blow
to paralyzc the power OF the man
and the land he fears more than
anything else in the world
HIS sixth sense has told him that
death and destruction Of himself
and his Nazi Reich lie at the end
Of the path if ne fails TO thwart
his mighty enemy across the At
lantiC before the next year of war
has passed.
After that. il VIII be a downhilt
grade for the fuchrer and his CO.
hortS. swept along by that tidal
wave Of Overwhelming power and
resources moblized into action
against him by America and
Roosevelt
(Nr. Huss will continue his
description Of this enthraIIing
interview in a second inStalment
tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-29
Rooseves Pledge of Victory Heartens Philippines Defenders
Why Hess Fled Berlin,
Told by Pierre }. Huss

Few men know the real Hitler under the mask of
mystery behind which he hides his fears his doubts his
weaknesses.
One of these few is Pierre j. Huss, until very
Gently chief of the international News Service bureau in
Berlin
Until December Z, Huss would not have dared TO
write as he does now. He the United States
vacation, scheduled to return to his post right after
January l.
Now that with Germany, Huss will
not back and is revealing the secrets he would have
had take back with him had he expected return.
In series of articles beginning in todays Detroit
Times titled Hitler Unmasked Huss gives you facts that
NEVER have been told before He takes you behind the
of drama which stranger in truth than any
fiction writer would dare to imagine.
In the first three articles Huss describes personal
interview with the fuehrsr describing the ne hates
and fears Roosevelt To him President represents
all the penness house painter wanted and could not get
In his youth.
In the four articles Fuss tells the REAL inside
story of Rudolph Hess and His Flight from Hitler 1t
the story millions have been waiting for. gives the
background the and the facts of the fight and
it shows again what wrong with Hitler and his whole
house of glass
"Goering and His Trouble with Hitler is the subject
of the series of articles Goerng bemedaed gaudy
uniformed fop pictured in all his ponderous pomposity
weird product of the Hitler regme-doomed to be
Debated when the whole Naz bubble will finally burst.
Other articles will follow daily fast as they come
from EIuss' typewriter Each is revelation each orig
nal spontaneous. written of a full heart by an OBJ
serving and shrewdly analytical newspaperman.
To read these articles to understand the real
Hitler, the real Germany-the real task before us
You yourself of getting every article by
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