davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

little snack came to $1,000
John and his charges may have put on
the feed bag with gusto, but now Fefe is
convinced his chances Of collecting are gone
with the wind.
He had this to say about the glorified
thespian.
He gave party at the club for the entire
cast Of My Dear Children 1t was a big
supper party about two years ago But John
barrymore has gone into bankruptcy and we
will never get our money That is a matter
which is known or would not discuss II. I
would not dwell upon other peoples private
business otherwise
In explaining to the court why he had 40
many accounts recevable-or charge accounts
-Fefe said a cafe is like almost any other
business in offering this service to honorable
patrons and people Of means and that when
the war broke out was when we really started
having trouble"
Fefe further reported that his rental over
head is whitfield considerably by headgear
OF the $4,000 rental paid for Monte Carlo.
$4,000 was retrieved in hat check conces-
sions-proving, no doubt, that notables would
rather meet obligations that go to their heads.
rather than their stomachs.
'All the cuff notes" were for food The
law prohibits extension of credit for drinks.
a restriction for which Fefe must be more
than thankful. Cost of the liquor consumed
in Fefes the past few years undoubtedly could
float destroyer and good portion of the
national debt.
Fefes last words before the referee were:
Judge, night club is marvellous as long
as it stays open. If it closes its DOORS its
assets are no good"
You don't have to be swami to foretell
that Fefe's sad experiences will be warning
TO other owners of glamour cafes who find
too often that all are not golden boys who
glitter.
The policy Of actual passage Of money for
food and entertainment, considered almost
declasse may be revived with q desperate
Ngor. And the practise Of sending a monthly
statement TO the hoity-toity who congregate
in the swank spots to appease hunger, may
60 in for sharp revision.
Perhaps this new situation win stir n
social upheaval
And the glamour boys and girls win be-
come cash customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

But In paying the piper for the high hat
mob, you keep lot Of cash customers as
well as the undesirable, from your glittering
citadel, as Fefe Ferry undoubtedly can attest
AS the High Lama of a cafe Shanghai
Fefe passed out his Utopian delicacies with
largesse. While cash customers clamored to
join the festivities, the upper crust was sign
ing away its rights TO the steak and cake line
Other nghteries which welcomed the hoi-
polloi jumbled plebeian cash in their Golfers.
Fefe, meanwhile, was collecting tabs valued
more for their autographed than negotiable
value
Yes, Ferry was taken for ride by Charge
It's Of the 400.
And Cafe Society reversed the usual pro-
cedure by clipping a night club!
The distinguished dependents" listed on
Fefe's credit list have total bankroll that
would resemble some Of those lend-lease fig
ures tossed about these days. although Fefe
estimates he can salvage so per cent Of the
approximately $4,000 due him.
Just SKINNED milk from the cream of
society.
AS a recorder of rngside events in the
cafes, it has been the dubious pleasure Of this
reporter to study and detail the modus
operandi of the moocher, the free loader, the
phony and the show-off, as well as the no
table, the visiting fireman, the screwball and
the statesman.
In the not-so-exclusive after dark spots
along the Electric Lane, the problem is not
so much the cuff artist as the woud-be
free loader. L
More often than not the moocher repre-
sents himself as some distinguished person
age-usually welcomed with open arms in the
expensive saloons-and inveigles the proprie-
tor or manager to pick up the tab.
He may pretend to be a solder-of-fortune
heir to famous fortune, a newspaperman
movie director or even a diplomat-and get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05


Fefe testified before the referee that only
500 in elastic checks were foisted on him.
Where your credit is good, what's the sense
In penning check when all you have to do is
sign your name to a tab?
Like theatre operators who paper the
house" with free passes to swell attendances
and produce a follow the crowd" complex
nightery entrepreneurs are not only willing
but anxious to decoy spenders by writing off
repasts for distinguished customers allergic
to cafe checks
Some go even a step further by sending
lavish presents, perfumes, champagnes and
delectabes to the patrons with name" and
glamour value-figuring where there's good
will there's way to patronage.
The busy cafes which don't care a boot
whether their paying customers are from the
haut monde or the shipping room cheerfully
pick up an occasional tab from notable of
the stage, screen or radio world. But the
famous ones have had to sing for their supper,
say few words or take bow for the edifica-
ton Of the assembled guests.
The dining and dancing saloons in the
smart hotels seldom are bothered by cutters
hostelries operating on the c. o. D. principle
Cash Our Demand. or stay away.
Many of the hotel cafes operate at a loss
but charge it to advertising and promotion
Tor the MOTEL 1t Is easy TO see why the
management would be reluctant to up this
deficit by allowing indiscriminate tabs.
1t wasn't so long ago that tabs were con-
sidered a total loss when the reluctant boniface
paper hoarder" mournfully announced he'd
have to come to an understanding with his
creditors. The new law in bankruptcy, though
provides protection for the harassed cafe
owner and allows him TO continue with
clean slate IL he gets his creditors to agree
to a settlement.
So Fefe opens up again May the gods
be good TO him.
To operate a ritzy beanery such as Monte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

TO be a success, you must cater to the
Best People" And, if you cater TO the best
people chances are you can't be success.
The moneyed celebrities OF Cafe Society
do drum up business for their hosts but their
drumming, unfortunately, is too often sadly
Improbable.
They are apt TO palsy the hand that feeds
them. Wholly without malice or intention,
but just because they have so much time
themselves. bill payment time doesn't seem
important.
Too often many OF those who would ap-
pear at first glance TO be walking Bank
Nights to the gent who caters TO their gas
Economical whims roll up tab totals in astro-
nomical figures Instead OF the Bank Night
Jackpot, the nightery nabob faces bankruptcy.
Take it from Fefe Ferry. host -at the
Smarting Sets center Of epicurean delights.
Fefe's Monte Carlo, you can lose your shirt
when lot OF your snooty customers are on
the cuff.
Fefe almost did.
At least the cuff made him go TO the
legal laundry, where the mshAp charge was
l7la cents on every dollar he owed.
His Eden OF delectables suffered brief
blackout while Fefe STAYED off bankruptcy
and the creditors agreed 10 this percentage.
Fefe's, the boniface told the referee, was
in the soup for S9,00o-the approximate total
. Of the free loading by hoity-toity unleash
customers"
The gay boulevarder Of modern times who
tabs his way debonairely through the swank
rendezvous may be the hero Of stage or
screen or the playboy Of society ordinarily
exuding generosity and bounty beyond the
scope of less colorful folk.
Yet he often does not attain the pay-as-
you-go status in the gilded nighteres
According to Fefes testimony, outstanding
moneys can be collected II a club is active. II
it closes-well. the notables listed In the
accounts receivable would be seen, but prob
ably never heard from again.
Among the 250-plus names that grace
Fefes Red Book. many prominent in the
Blue Book the blazing marques along the
Electric Artery and even Hollywoods scintil-
lating bouevards.
Fefe has ferried nobility as well as tycoons
across the stream of hunger. to be left
holding the slack rope.
And Mr. and Mrs. Millionbucks as well as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

and Charles 81. Armando's and other exclu-
sive retreats capitalize on snob value Discern
ing greeters at the door are trained to turn
away tacfuly the folk they fancy may not
be up to the high snob level desired.
They've made 1t so difficult to get past the
sacred portals that the average lad and his
lady fair consider it badge of distinction to
get by the scrutiny of the cafe sentries The
poor simps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

LUZ AAlN Z - AlAAAC
he can do about it.
A smart clubs
reputation is as good
as the people who
throng cash on
the line or not.
T hus, Sherman
Billingsley's Stork
Club, John Perona's
FL Morocco, Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
BY LOUIS SOBOL

nENEATH those endearing smiles of the
x beaming hosts in the swank beaneries
- OF the Bistro Belt these days-are teeth
that grit in anguish over a problem that
would stymie the genius of any after-dark
Solomon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

away with it. Eventually he's I'M
masked and unless he's tried to pass
check of the bouncing variety usually
escapes with judicial advice to stay
away from the night life scene.
He is a bum checker, not cuffer.
Bonifaces of the popular priced rem
devious have to be more careful about
checkers than cutters In the luxurious
cafes it's lust the opposite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Too Manu-
On the O.
CCCoff'o y

Like So Many Other
Cay Night Clubs. II
Nearly Lost It's Shirt
When G. q + e Society
Ron Up Bills for $1,000.
But Now That It's
Opened Up Agoin. Gus
toners Must Pay Cash.
Says Louis SoboI. Who
Points Out It's Getting
That Black w oy All
Over the White Way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

NCAOACos
Fefe used all his tact as a
restaurateur in explaining the
distressing situation TO the ref
cree. His restraint In the
matter of specific names broke
down just once when he blurted
the name of John Barrymore
and bewailed the fact that the
Profile probably would not meet
the obligation.
John, not only brought his
dynamic presence for nourish-
ment, but also the cast Of the
Inflated MY Dear Children" In
which he starred. Benevolently.
Barrymore called for the check
and signed not only for his por-
ton Of the bill but also for his
dear children. The tab for that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

by Weekly Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Carlo takes an investment that could
easily get man seat on the curb-and
sometimes does after foreclosures.
For the gay furniture alone, Fefe and
his associates had to dig down for
100000, which is lot of digging.
Fefe sadly testified that the fixtures
and other accessories wouldn't bring a
small fraction Of that sum were they put
on the auction block to satisfy creditors.
Guests not only punctured holes in his
credit but burned holes in tablecloths and
fahInu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Policy Called
A Traitor

indianapolis. Aug. >. lAry vii
liam Dudley Policy w1+ called .
traitor" and "mHn who serves
poison against his government t.
sugar-coatcd with the teachings o?
JcSuS Of Nazareth" in The govern
meni'S final argument today in the
former Silver Shirts leaders Scdition
trial
we find pclicv doing just what
anyone would do who WAS trying /,
help the enemy D.Car r. Fwiuc,
special prosecutor told the farmer
dominated jury. That is. beat his
chest and proclaim his patriotism
vociferously in order that these fal e
protestationS Of LOYALTY might serve
as smoke screen for The poisonous
dagger he was aiming a' the hcatr 81
America
Ewing was The first attorney 20
present his argument y Tho irirl ,".
Dr1aChed ITS couCius ~. Each side
AS ,!lp &C., i,.. .. a.. ~ a., sim
nJ";lvn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Warehouses Are FiIlzi
For Border Bell Opening
Reports Of Prices Paid
on Georgia and Flor
ida Tobacco Markets
Cheer Growers, Auc-
pioneering Begins To-
morrow.

Florence. :. G.. Aug. 5.-,Ap)
arGiini..n> piled their multi
million dollar tobacco crop iot,
wal chouScS of 16 Border Bel.
market towns to-day amid cnccr-
nn@ reports ri prices paid i'm
Georgia and Florida. TEr auc-
pioneering begins tomorrow.
me tobacco a. % whole on ali mar
hr's l. clean and Cd! excellent Quality.
consisting primarily pr primimgS ana
l"G~. The cole" 81 lemon ,idr piles
Wa fCnN.Cr tlaH o. Uil
Growers ana ware. aiia 'mnn
appeared III excellent SPIRITS
over prices Whi"h were c\ucrt-
"a 10 ahnut maintain the So; To
81 hundrcdwcight AVERAGE
PAID an tnr GrUrg "a fl ;:.ua
markets.
q" tobacco companies had uii
corps "i pUvcI- umj factory person
IL. On hand ,nr tie inst cn..ni> ni
M affection, cI> amt - general car
riNdi pHIi p.,..|.'G IN inu CCaIcl,.
AZ "ili".... a.. l"E-C.i -. IHc
n"l,',F b,.i ..Hl..r.-, mo-, i..aIi > ,,,.-
'HJ pounds ua- g.. ,4d On t.c ..uuis
"s. iHGul ana growers .ro.n il lar
", 10 ntao- a..-au. were "a n#nu
with tHo.I ni.c,n...
sac Supervisor Lawson Jordan
81 A:uIiIu- saIo InUlcni.un. Me-"
'iihi idIhrI= ".r' obtaining Still
.Irl,n. gasoline fro udrK,, iu,i. To-
t." ~. ppg"niu.'.,N -, ..ou, ,juUnu.
pu the Iirpy- a. LABOR Cay vas -!
excellent IUaiiF -cucidi,... SupHr-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
.Japs Halted
In Offensive
Fer NzcyesDv
A; Z lions But
| ccorEa:ac ancc Sus-
peC~et, Ewo Weeks
er Japanese Land
!rg III G:.2.1a-Gona Sec
tor Ct NJ w Guinea.

General M"cAr,mr', Head
quarters. iU- j." IL. Nuu. D
tAiD--iic Suspension Of AL
bat reconnaissance. ,yrrrutinnS
in tn" Australian theatre today
found the iarumr., :.tnarrntIv
halted III the hohpta area OF
New Guinea near the base of
the lw"-miic nigh owen Stan
ley range w" week, after ,hcir
Buna-Guna landing and the
start OF their drive across the
highland.
Latest rcpurl> indicated that
the air iirld ana other small
clcarinrs III the jungle III Knkuda
TIN the Ear >idr uf the tower
in: WGuntain> from The allies
Fort Mnrr>bN base ON the south
Shorc--Wrrc a virtual no mans
land with both allied and jap
ancSr troops keeping close Ia the
shelter of the dense. tropical
foliage.
AIi adNIcc> agreed '.4t allied uni'
HtiII commando the approaches !.
the tap. 4 6.n0u-tuu; pas whic.
l. IA miles by tur;u.uUS uphill tran,
lrum kulioda.
The Japanese control the cras,.l
strip between Coma and Buna and
HE road Ia kokoda. Du: their air.
force will he unable Ia Use these
ioo'h"IdS unless runways are level
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Southern!
Rail Coach
Fares Hiked
Interstate Commerce
Commission Permits
Increase In Basic Pas
scnger Rates from 1.65
Cents to 2.2 Cents Per
Mile.

W h.mgiun. Aug. 5.-(AP)
-Ih" railroads operating in
The -"'uh received permission
from the Interstate Commerce
Commission today to increase
their basic passenger coach G'arc
from 80 cents to % cents Il
mile.
Tine increase will put the
suu'nrrH fare on the same basis
u tn. rest of the country.
tndcr the commissions order
the southern railroads must file
mrw tariffs before the increase
becomes effective. This. officials
said. will require several weeks.
The southern railroads have
long maintained lower fares for
coaches than the railroads in
other parts of the country.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Postwar
Boom Likely
Stewart Says Changed
Business and Econo-
mic Conditions to
Come With Peace.
Bi CHARLES +. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSp

sn!nCtun.-Today'S economists
-"D, rally AZ" encouraging. Most OF
'.,u tel! Us that we Shan'i have a
i'...ulc financial. industrial. agrI-
r.'1ui and employment collapse
r.r'Iy after the wars over. They
.E tina, We certainly would have
''. ID precautions weren't being
'."u - prevent ii. but they assure
'uu; they're taking en-.
rice f!Hcr Leon Henderson. Pro-
G.O'"u Manager Donald Nelson.
Secretaries of the Treasury. AGri-
..'.a" and Labor Henry Morgcn-
..G. Claude Wickard and Frances
ifrH.us and Commerce Boss Jesse
..I". arc on the job every minute"
+. prevent initiation and such stui!
i.." getting away from en-. AC-
..1,u@ 10 their version. restored
i.u' Cl and whcucvr) will lind
&c.. country and the rest OF the
"."lr sucked 50 absolutely dry Of
"- 81 Mes ordinary necessities that
'Hn2s simply will have 10 hum UNI
!."rrd"utcdly 10 supply en-. AS per
'.' forecast. thIs'll make for an
-" OF prosperity 10 beat all previous
records.
Im no economist. but I've some
recollection of what followed Il few
ru. back.
INc experts arc right.
Boom Inevitable
Ma economic collapse doesn't CnStic
d." ,u immediate war aftermath. It's
'tr' That the direct demand for
'.t'du supplies is tremendous. that
con !dcrablc amount of spending
money has accumulated. and that il
Ih'"'a Tor lively times while it's
'r'ur broadcast; that il creates Il
u "prrary boom. but that boom in
'" long run is unhealthy.
Now. We had Il boom after the
iI' World war.
ETcrybndy of moderately mature
years recalls il. and recalls the dc
hi'"ion that il led into. ! don't be-
"'Nc th"t anyone questions the re-
"h'h,lbiIltS Of the war and the boom
Tor 'u" depression
PRECEDING that conflict was the
"H'niNh- American SkrmiSh
wa Of small importance. Ncv-
c''hci"sS. il furnished us with a
'In and Il subsequent business
wy. a pccwcC. but significant.
NOW wc ret back to the days Of
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Cargo Planes
Being Built,
Arnold Says

Washington. Aug. J.--CNP)-Li. IT,
'cuau' General Henry II. NrupId
rh.ri ul the United States ar force,
told a Senate military subcrmrl'i",
today the output of cHr2"-rarry.n@
planes was being stepped up III an
all uut program.
we believe the program now de
ycirpcd represents an all out effort.
taking into consideration Tn" prcscm.
Status of tools. facilities and raw
materials. Arnold told tho commit
ice.
we believe il possible {" @gt
more tools. facilities and raw MA
tcrial>. but they are NOT in light at
present" no added
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
TURK EDITCR SAYS
u. s. WAR EFFORT
JUST BEGINNING,

lNtLuhul. Aug. 5.-(APl-
faitG: /"E,r ivd ScrtcI wrote 10
G'N IL Ii" newspaper Tan tb,t
II "rIIc Ia" %lmoSt cJ;nr to the
"HU "i n"r var effort when
america i lust beginning con-
c"r'"'tliI% every thought on viz
tory"
lie sid that the whole United
safes Wa determined 10 strike
the enemy mortal blew" and
added:
"Nhilc We wait. the general
mobilization ni American indus
try and immense preparations
inr Il liuSc army inspires faith"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
u. s. Planes
Raid Hankow

ChUmG<ng, NuG. 5-(Ap)--Amcr-
lean b"mbcr> IN M attack on jap
1n".C Installation. ~ the vicinity rf
ilankuw. island center on The Yangtlr
river. nit wNIryC- and warehouses
yesterday. a. CpmmuniQuc from
Lieutenant General Joseph W. Still
wells HEADQUARTERS said today.
The results were very SatiSfaC-
tory the war bulletin added.
Japanese WLpianeS attacked
Kwciiiu. 25O m;iN northwest Of
Canton. tni, morning and early re-
port. indicated three were shot
down. the comwunquc said
Two were Gagged by American
fighters. = said. AVID ono bv c,prInd
tIe
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Stocks Travel
Lower Ground

New York. Aug. 5.-CApD-A
Number Of the stock markets bell
wcthcrs moved to lower ground to-
day. and the bulk of the list showed
fractional declines. but the bushes
done was small.
From 30 cent. To- 81 or more q
share came off the prices Of 4. $.
Steel. Bethlehem. Santa FC. Union
Carbide. American Telephone. Doug
las aircraft. Southern Railway.
WcStinghnrrs" and Western Union.
but in NJ ca,r rG- .hr 'vnr.' ....
iiG. 3t~.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
W est Coast
bLacked Out
Vast Military Dim-Out
Ordered; Navy Re-
veais Sinking of Ship
in North Pacific.

san Francisco. Aug. 5.-(AP)
y vast military dim out. black
"ninc TIE Pacific >hDrclinc from
Canada In Mexico and dimminr
'cht> H. FAR Is 80 miles in
'ard TO-DAY was ordered into cf-
feet august 20 as a protection
i"r shipping and coastal install
lations.
comfy q 'cw hours before tie Or
der was n'dde public. it wa, dis
Ci"N"o by the Navy department in
Washington and by Survivors n
Seattle. mat q United States mcr-
chant ship was sunk recently III tho
north Pacific. with tho loss of ciph.
lives, and nat 'hc attacking Jap sub
marine m'ch'nc g.nned survivors
~ lie ra'rs)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Raj Raids
Ruhr Y aIlev
Two British Planes
Missing from Opera
tons; Nazis Lose Six
Planes Over England.

London. aug. 5.-tirj-lsrii-
ISh b0mbcrS attacked targets in
G"rnian> Ruhr Valley last night
while fighter planes raidcd rail
road and other Objcrtivcs in oc-
cnpird territory. the air minis
try announced today.
Two RAJ planes bomber
ana iishtrr--wrrc LOST in th..
nigh! operations.
l.-"'t's AID lIghtcr-bun1r.-. .r.
.n@.- tN Inc nigh, raids. made :.
"'.a"- sweep over The English
''.a.." . clear weather.
THE Germans sent small forces
DID,. raiders .gains, south and S.u,h-
.'".' ""-.a1G and south Wales over
.~." .rd - enemy bombcgs were
Destroyed. he British announced rc-
..r....'. Indicating high score for
u. Jams .r" un;i-airrruft defense,
3. ". .cH"rtod reliably thu, the
'"""'. "r." dropping fire bomb,
..... o." .D@ type metal cpniainrr,
de-. rs : winch were uo, disclosed.
Sou" .. .." uow typ" .ncrnd.urlcs
.... ...' '.mcd over - civilian
ar'o ..~.mucI ~u that studio.
'.F ." ".6v " hrW g, dca. with
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Cotton Prices
Turn Lower

Nov York. Aug. 5.-(Ar)--Cot-
futures opened unchanged To Is
cents a bale higher
WON prices were unchanged to 81
ale lover. With C,irnc" at
''' b., y enoer ir." ,,drcr J"5G.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Little change in temperature
tonight. scattered Thunderstorm
orc 'hiS afternoon ani carly IN
night,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-05
Mechanical
Units Near
Oil Fields
German Parachute
troops and Even
5 III a | | 4 r-Borne
Tanks Reported Drop
ped Behind Russian
Lines; z G DIS DENY
Gains.
tIiy The Associated prcsS)

. o. ~ q a
E.,..,.,. .,.........,':., ~
'''''- '''.''''''I'H'u tplUnlnS
.I"i''I'N H"'brf !AI" the Cau-
ta>'i~ Today. on ;no road 10 Rms
.ia' : VAST oil rf...l.f.,.... .,,L bu,
lrrG, of r.,yi ...,..,.r',n ,.n0
i ''' "''' ool'S
CIV 90 N'''"'' "!i-'"'f!lc tanks
were E"IpIi'. landing behind
,nc line. .n Il. effort To Daralyzc
.Ss\ir, communications.
f..,.,.,.., ,.r.. !.
''',.'."'' "'>pbtcllcS
>"'' -t"'.t li..icI = - elite
GUARD Troops nuu CuDturpd
Nrur.. kin. IN milo. holou.
Rns,,,. .r ,..... r..:r,...,.l ~ -,
r. "''' va" anu OH
pay ''''" th' aHplan sea,
ana hau reached the kuban
river along Il 6D-milr front.
Tie ualis said axis troops
were continuing pursuit of de-
trIt"i Russians on broad
front"
Soviet dispatches still dccIar-
raging lar to The north of Krop-
nti>in and gave no nkIine that
thc nazi> had advanced so far In
the south.
"cd F.,c,. III, S.s.n navy news
nagcr. said Russian Wu'Ships in the
SEA Cd. Al"v were ,aciuug German
troop "uluHus .ui ..u-t.aring nazi
attempts 'a a.ov, sca-nornc rein
;urcrm,ni, info the battle so,,,b nj
Nostoy. Red navy guns were credited
d