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Evening star., 1942-01-11

Secret tunnels and dungeons, un-
explored for nearly four centuries,
have been reopened at Fortress San
Cristobal, one of the ancient Span
iah citadels guarding the North
Shore Of oan Juan, Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
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Ltpa Clarkon ambitious to crash the movies She was BORN
IN Los Anoee She had her taer Her mother and
older sister and they decide Liuta shah
become a teacher Secretly Ltuta enters contest for the
conducted BY local newspaper and tons On thot
inform her they h1De chance to
buy school Lua doesn't aobut her good fortune
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COUPLE. colored; houseman, D. c. permit;
woman. cooking and general housework
references; good salary sleep in. 3403
Woodley I'd Woodley S7l2
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HELP ~QAEH.
PREsSERs. SILK FTNIsHERs
55i4 CONN AVE. NV.

PRESSERS. SILK FTNISHERS
55i4 CONN. AVE. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN.
Experienced in apt. house
switchboard operating for des,.
clerking. regular employment.
promotion opportunities. Apply
Mr.. McAinSh. 1404 K ST. NV
3 80 70 10 an 4 TO $50 pm
TYPIST-CLERK for business
office in newspaper. Rapid
advancement Phone Ma
tional 0156. Sun. II to 2 pm.
STENOGRAPHER. experi-
enced. for advertising dept.
CT newspaper. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement.
Phone National DISC, 2-5 pm.
Sunday.
ASSORTERS. FLAT AND
STARCH WORK. WHITE;
GOOD SALARY, APPLY G.
P. BERGMAN, BERGMAN
LAUNDRY. 623 G ST. NV.
SALESLADIES. for dress,
coat and millinery depts. Ex-
perience not essential. Per-
manent position. Apply
Hearn's. 006 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
CLERK-TYPIST
MATTRESSES,

Full or part time work, over 81. white.
experienced arm service references nc
Sunday work; no late night work Apply
Islly-Ho Restaurant, sl2 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COOK: s.h;w-. eolored, family of 2; iaht
10 am 1913 Harvard st. NV, Apt 4OT
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HELP MEN AND MQMEN.

COUPLE $3.50 mo-: houseman and chauf-
feur, wife good cook, part laundry. En-
erson 1865.
COOK. colored woman: bus boy dish
washer. Apply Potomac Inn Cafeteria,
Sth and H NV 26'
COUPLE, for country house nearby Mary
land "a hour from downtown D. c.; cook,
general housework and houseman: excep-
tionally nice living quarters, large double
room, bath sitting room; permanent Job
with family in their own home; consider
ate employers. Give references and wages
desired. Box 93-X. Star
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COOK AND SECOND MAID, live in or out.
Two II family; on Mass. ave. bus line
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Attractive Young LADY

TO take fash pictures in night club From
8 pm. TO l am No Sunday. Must be
clever and aggressive. No experience
necessary. Mr. Orrison. Mayfair Restau-
rant after 2 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COOK AND G.H.w. Al intelligent: 4
5000 Kansas ave nw
Evening star., 1942-04-26
EMPLoyMsNT SERVICES.

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these ioos open. Plenty Of DAYS work, 3Sc
per hr.; cooks, maids housework. Sia to
SEQ weekly, part-tine work. 81 to $40:
porters, busooyx- dishvashers Short-ordsr
cooks. SlS 20 SIS COUPLES SIS to S1 SO.
tor. switchboard boys 1897 llfh NV
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HELP AEA AND WOMEN.

COUPLE eoiored. TO OCCUPY apartment near
Dupont Circle for hight jsnitar service
G-orrts 1909 after 2 SuDday
DTSHw ASHER coIored. from : so TO 1880
. n Also kitchen hei1er. dsv work Ap-
ply between :. and s Monday the wilson
-tBS ColesTllis pike across from Silver
HAVE SAUSAGE FACTORY opsninEs for
male female help Experience preferred
bat Unnecessary See Mr. Book Armour
4 Co sol 18Th st Saturday or
MONDAY. 9z30-H 30 an
OPPORTUNITY fo- slightly crtpp cd people
a. Normandy Farm in Rockville, Nd. N
salad and diShwashing depis az same rate
q nav ss normal people WI 9Aa1.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HELP MEA AND woMEk.

COUPLE experienced 70 manage hotel
Of references. Bon ai-Z star
SODA DISPENSER. SIX days a week hrs
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Co. I9th and Z SITS. nv e6'
SOLICITORS. whole or part time for re-
HElous public tioDs- Good eom1lSSionS.
P o Box e41p. y. c.
STENOGRAPHER. man OF woman, expe-
riencsd preferred salary aceording 70 aoil-
ity. reliable concern. Box 3Su-A. star.
WHITE MEN AND WOMEN for salad and
dfshvexhtnr positions. Normandy Fa
Rockville. Nd WI a4ei or Rockville j5s
COUPLE WANTED or 4 cook and senerai
houSs~orser for place in country Bran
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COOK and general housework: no nights:
Phone Emerson SSA5
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HIP ~CAEN
DRY-CLEANING HELP.

whlts g9rlv fof taicTlnE ard SssrE;rss
~o~E mar - eEDerteHENc
Wnsze strss . sssru rssTxtrB erS cESrk
sHE n 1sE esssusrE oEDaTtr1Fnt Eroc
wAxrf R-rsT sscE E-sgSe-. Q A. LzHn-
eTF. E5s1sasauEz No
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HELP MEN G WoMEN.

COUPLE. settled colored excellent cook
laundreSs and gh.w.; man to serve. assist
with work, care of lawn; D. c. permit de-
Sirable but not necessary; hrst-claSs refer
ences salary, SS5-S10o. Write particu-
lars Box 374-A Star
Evening star., 1942-04-26
HELP ~oAgN.
WAITRESS.

Exgsritnesa e . 30 H2iel Contlnsa;sl
coffee saop eco Eorta cavitol ),
UPHOLSTERY and yarn
goods saleswomen. prefer
ably those with experience
Apply employment Office. 4th
floor. Lansburgh's Depart
ment Store.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATORS.
Experienced. National Cash
Register Machine, typewriter
model preferred Good sal
ary. permanent position.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER.
PERSONNEL OFFICE,
1920 ? S.. NV. Rm. 203
EXPERIENCED
SECRETARY
FOR LAW OFFICE.
Legal experience unneces-
Sary. $50 week TO start. Rea-
Sonable hours and pleasant
working conditions. Will in
terview applicant Sunday
afternoon 2-6 pm. Stanley
l. Posner. 1926 Woodward
Bldg, 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
333 81. NV. fEst. "a YrS.).
HELP DOkAESTtc

COOK R-HoUsEMAID $50 mo. also second
maid-waitress. $50 mo-; references; live
in or out WO 4oln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Educational

PLASTICS INSTITUTE,
IS BLVD BLDG TR . oo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
General Stores co.

GENERAL STORES CO.
' vs. NFFN0E HIGHWAY IA s6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Little Hope Held
For Aid to MArthur
By MACK JOHNSON
nitrd Press star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Feb. Mill
tary experts today believed that
The only way Of reinforcing Gen.
Douglas MacArthur'S forces in the
Philippine Islands would be with
large naval convoy from
Hawaii.
They admitted that such p
project would involve the risk OF
major naval battle with the
Japanese and doubted that the
United Nation high command was
prepared 10 take such A chance
al this time
The question Of aid for them
was raised in the Senate yeSter-
day by Senator Willard +. Tydlngs
ID Of Maryland. who demanded
immediate dispatch OF fresh troops
for the brave fighters of Bataan."
II would be a travesty. he said,
if their stand proved but a sham
due to A political approach to the
greatest struggle in all history. y
II would like To see a convoy
with sufficient ships, airplane
carriers and arms To make
fighting effort to get To the
Philippines to save Singapore
he said.
But military and naval experts
agreed that The lack Of nearby
free major naval base from
which 10 start such a convoy made
such = feat virtually impossible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

tionary force used tanks in the
last war, tank men said this was
the first American fight Of tank
against tank.
The tanks have not ended their
good work with The withdrawal 10
The present lines
They 60 out- on patrol and occa-
Sionally in small groups clank
ont 10 break up small pockets Of
troops.
A technique has been devised by
which the tanks drive through
denscly wooded areas and knock
out Japanese field guns and ma
chinc-Cun nests.
II IS dangerous work. because
the Japanese arc using several
types of land mines the most
deadly Of which IS one which
Japanese soldiers, sneaklng out Of
the jungle. put on the side Of a
tank. II eXplodes few seconds
later.
| Inspected a land mine discus
shaped. which The japanese throw
in the path Of a tank 10 knock
of It's tread.
Sometimes tho Japanese tic a
mine 10 cord and 'hcn hiding
IN bushes pull tho mine ou' INTO
Tho road IN Inc path of tank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Ndzi Sea Drive
In Spring Seen

WASHINGTON. Feb - rC.N.
Naval strateGistS sand TODAY
that the successful dash ~ hrcr
German war vessels through INC
English Channel suggested INC
possibility Of a German spring
offensive in INC hattie o' thc
Atlantic.
These ships the 1ehoh'or
battleships. Scharnhcrs' anr
-GneisensU. and fho IT600-'or
cruiser Prinz Eugen probably
returned 10 a German port fot
reftting or repairs prov 20 loln.
Ing other powerful rcol units
in a campaign against brI'ans
Atlantic lifeline, they believed.
The Germans VII have "a potent
sea force. they said. II those three
ships are able % JOIN e., battle
ship Tirpitz. 2 sister ship o. '0'
sunken Bismarck. two poke
bsttleshipS. the LuetloW and A.
miral Scheer; five Or So r.rrr
and S-inch gun cruisers Tho 1900
ton aircraft carrier Graf IcrfrHr
and possibly 4 brand nov carr .er
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Sicily Bombed,
Rome Admits

ROME,. Feb IS NtPNd British
planes bombed tho CatanIa area
OF Sicily during tho night, causing
heavy damage 10 civilian buildings
and killing SIX civilians and wound
ING eight. a high command COM
munquc said today
The communlQuc sand also that
British planes had bombed Argos.
Greece, and caused slight damage
to dwellings.
Ground activity in Llbya was
TO reconnaissance, the
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Sd laps Seized
In California by fBI

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Il
1NSl Thirty-six japanese aliens
were rounded up by FBI agents
today in the vicinity of Moffetf
Field, headquarters Of the West
Coast air corps training center in
northern California Only FIVE
were held
The FBI also announced the ar
rest Of rs Japanese aliens. two Of
them reserve officers in the Japa.
nesc army. and seizure NJ contra.
hand IN tho heart NJ San Fran
ciscoS Japanese colony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Chinese
Attacked
by laps

CUrNGKING. China "ch II
ms Heavy fighting broke ou'
today IN North Central China
when strong japanese forces IN
South ShantunC Province attacked
Chinese positions along INC main
highway 70 TSlnCtao, Japanes-
occupied seaport on the Ycllo"
Sea
Chinese troops were strongly
resisting" the enemy attack. an
official communicate said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Saturdays Symposium

responsible enough nor honest
enough 10 he trusted.
Would Won not think about and
comment editorially on plan To
divide the country into sections.
such a. eastern. western. southern
and midwestern thru which CON
troll over Congress could he more
localized and successfully ever
CiSed.
Certainly the people ought To
push NJ once for amedmentS 10
the Constitution and for more
control over foreign policy, taxa
tion and the acts of Congress,
The country j. fortunate 10
have YOU fightine the battle OF the
people.
We are behind you and arc
grateful for your leadership.
Very sincerely yours.
Anita Il. koenen.
i8i1 Madison Place,
Brooklyn, y. y.
February 1, 1912.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst.
san simeon. California.
Dear Sir:
DLFASF accept the hearty
congratulations and sincere
gratitude oi myself and my
friends on the splendid campaign
You are waging against appoint
ments- OF Reds" and "pinks" In
high governmental posts and also
against congressional ineiliciency.
1t is certainly gratifying TO us
who take our patriotism seriously.
More power io YOU and your
papers.
Sincerely yours.
Mary Murphy.
(Nrs. Gilbert r. Murphy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Singapore
Cables for
w ar Only

LONDON, Feb. II DUPl All
but official government communi-
cation between Great Britain and
Singapore was suspended today
as the Eastman fight Of the Brit
lSh garrison approached It's climax.
Tho Gable and Wireless Com
pany. which had maintained ScrV-
ice ever since tho Japanese attack
started announced today mat
effective Immediately only govern
ment messages would he accepted
for transmission 10 and from the
island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Jap Death Toll
Put ut 100000
Half Of Tokio's invading Army
Now Battling Macarthur
BY JOSEPH 4. BORIS
Int1 New. service stan Correspondent

considering that the invaders are
understood 10 be using not more
than 100000 troops against the
United Nations. exclusive OF
China.
The army losses do not include
those reported by ChunGking in
recent battles in China In the
battle Of ChangSha alone. Chinese
claimed destruction Of more than
10000 Japanese
Losses 10 naval personnel were
set AT 10000 to $1,000 The Japa-
nese navy is believed 10 have a
total of 300 600 men.
United Nations losses arc be-
lievcd not to exceed 10000 "a
50 900. or less than onc-thlrd of
the Japanese.
In the Philippines. Gen. Douglas
Macarthur. with a comparatively
small army, has held out for lC
weeks despite the fact that Japan
is believed 70 have more than
200, 900 troops in that war thcater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

S2l.0O per and then see how they
like that.
What I'd like 10 know ~. what
can 1 do "a one little human being
TO help keep this country from
being swindled.
Don't get the Idea that I'm
not for the good old L. =. \.
am and so are my two sons. but
dad gum u why the heck must
some folks always try 10 outwit
and outsmart the other fellow
that way"
Very truly yours.
r.. r. Downey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Japa-
nesc army and navy casualties in
10 weeks of bltz warfare in the
Pacific were estimated roughly to-
day by conservative military eX-
pcrts at los 900 dead, as the result
OF onslaughts against the Philip
pines. Malaga, Singapore and the
Dutch East Indies.
These sources ContCndcd the
estimated total is not too high
considering the scope of the Japa-
nese attacks, but is extremely high
on the basis of the number of men
in action.
The analysts ridiculed recent
Toxic claims that japanese losses
do not exceed 1900 dead. Toxic
also said only 5000 were wounded
Use 100000 MEN
Japanese army casualties alone
were estimated AT lbs, 900 10 l5O.-
600. This is considered very high,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Nazi Ships Safe

LONDON. Feb. IA tfNS1-T'hC
German battleships Scharnhorst
and Gneisenau and the cruiser
Prinz Eugen, which ran the Eng
lish Channel gauntlet Thursday
have arrived at their base safely
Exchange Telegraph quoted the
Bremen radio as saying today.
Two British aircraft carriers and
several warships left Gibraltar to-
day en- route 10 the Mcditerra-
mean. the Paris radio said accord
ing 10 Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Plan OHPnsirP

HONOLULU. Feb. II INS)-
Offensive plans have been pre-
pared involving the army. navy
and air forces of the United States
stationed IN Hawaii. Lieut. Gen.
DcloS C. EmmonS said today in a
radio broadcast te-th American
mainland
THE plans naturally cannot
he disclosed until they have been
executed" said the commander
ln-Chief of tho American forces
al this Pacific outpost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

Continued from Page One)
front. so il was easy 10 knOCl
them out by a side attack.
I'D like 10 see the tanks lead
an immediate drive out Of Ba-
tam" he said Most of us
tank men believe that one Of
our battaliOns coul Il break
through the Japanese lines and
fight their way north faster
than we retreated."
Though the American eXpcdi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

CrN. save us Lord. we perish.
They have dragged US into an
unholy war In spite NJ our will and
against the warnings Of our I'M
mortalS-"Beware Of foreign al
lianceS." They have yoked US 10
the ungodly Soviet regime and,
Judas like. now they sell us for
n few pieces Of silver.
We must turn n God In this
time Of terrible need. Except the
Lord build the house, they labor
in vain who build IT," was never
moro diNinelN true than now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DELAYING ACTION

RcInforCementS were believed
Joining the empire forces IN the
rear OF the battle zone and the
SalWeon fighting, now IN the
fourteenth day, was regarded IN
some quarters as principally. 4 de-
laying action,
The defenders. it was believed.
eventually would fall back 10 the
plains of the SlttanG River be-
tween 20 and 30 miles from tho
Burma road, for-ihe main. stand
IN defense Of the supply route and
the CateWak-to India
Chinese troops were under> God
to be marching into Tho SitlanC
zone and new planes Wcrc arrlN-
ING 10 augment tho brilliantly
fighting defender AIR force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

General


NEW YORK. Feb. Ii INSD.-
German Maj. Gen. Friedrich Herr
lein has been relieved of his COM
mand on tho eastern front. the
British radio said today. quoting
dispatches from Moscow.
Herrlein. according 10 The Brit
ISL broadcast. was stricken with
heart trouble-a disease that
seems n he becoming epidemic
among German generals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Unemployment Hits Low

NEW YORK. Feb. II GNS).-
Unemployment has dropped TO the
lowest level since 1880, the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board
reported today. The board estl-
mated the average number of I'M
employed ~ 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Japanese Pound
Burma S Line,
Closing Trap
Trying TO encircIe
Imperials. Gain Key
10 Chine's Lifeline
By DARRELL BERRIGAN
United Pres. stan Correspondent

RANGOON. Burma. Feb. Ia. -
Fighting ragged in the Jungle on
the west bank of the lower Sal
wecn River today with the Japa
neSc hurting strong forces AT both
ends Of the 30-mile front, seeking
enlightenment OF the imperlalS.
The japanese crashed IN force
at the northern end against Brit
iSh lines west Of Paan, IN rcat-
ridden. hubby hills, and tho out
come was unrepOrtcd.
Thirty miles 10 the south, Al
the turbulent Salwecn'S mllC-widC
mouth. The invaders pounded
against imperial positions IN tho
Martahan area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Churchill .tcIS

LONDON. Feb Il ms
Prime Minister Churchill TO-DAY
ordered a searching inquiry into
the circumstances surrounding the
escape Of the German battleShlpS
Scharnhorst and Gneisenau and
the cruiser Prinz Euccn from
their docks al Brc>r % HClColand
blight.
4 tremendous storm tF-Par,ja-
mcnt was anticipated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
GERMAN CITIES BOMBED

LONDON. Feb. II CINSl Brit
iSh homhcrS attacked tho German
manufacturing CcntorS of Cologne
and Aachcn during 'hc night the
Air ministry announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
laps on Luzon
Dig In as Forts
Blast Bediegefs
Americans Expecting
AI-Out Attack That
Fails 10 Msterialize
BY JOHN n. HENRY
MI New. service stan Correspondent

Int'i News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, + Q b. IA -
Enemy artillery on the Cavlte
shore Of tho Philippine island OF
Luzon today resumed its siege of
Amcrlcan-hc forts in Manila
Bay bat on land Japanese forces
appeared 10 be digging in instead
of launching their anticipated "all
out attack against Gen. Douglas
Macarthur
The hull in land fighting which
has continued for more than a
week was topped today by news
that Japanese troops facing Mac
ArthuS line were entrenChlng
Themselves on the Bataan PENN
-Iil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Cancel Yep Concession

RIO De JANEIRO Brazil Fob
u ms a presidential decree
today Cancelled tho German Yep
pClIn Lines concession IN Brazil
and tho CO,crnmcrt took over 'ho
companyS hangar and air field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Radio Industry Next
For War Conversion

WASHINGTON, Feb u qNSl
The war production board today
notified the radio industry that "
was next in line for conversion 90
about war PToducticn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

~ OEN IL pay to hc 4 good
American ''
More than million
~ttt1ii- htf~rrrvvTTrr h1riWrS, FicC-
trician>, plumbers, Nhocmakcr>.
small >torckccpcr>, etc wo !,
along indu>triouslN, daN after dan
week after week. wear after year
Many pay y license fec, the ma
ioritv pay income taN. none Of
them get home relief. uncmploN
mcnt insurance or any other GOV
eminent aid. They are assets to
the government and no expense.
On the other hand. wP have
more than million citizens ~
rclcf rolls W. =. An. '. \
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
MAY ISOLATE BRITISH

The Paan drive. unless Storped.
could cut off British troops m
southern Burma and place the
japanese on road and railway
leading 10 the vital Burma road.
only 20 miles to the west
Al Paan, the invaders were en-
ploylng fighting methods used with
success in Malaga slipping AT
night across the Salween, they
began GltcrinG through den>'
Jungle growth while planes at
tackled the British forces.
Both Japanese drives were
aimed al tho immediate objective
of Thaton. 20 miles wcSt Of pam
and about 30 northwest Of
MartahAn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
Singapore Battle
To Death Pledge
Continued from Page Onp)

island and captured tho naval
base on the north coast
The Singapore radio announcer
then read the official communique
which told Of >hclllnC Of the city
and Of CcaSclcS> attacks by artr-
lory. high level bambcrS and dive
bombcrS on The British troops.
There was p break IN the broad
cast as received here but the an
nounccr was heard closing with
this sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
SOVIET OFFENSIVE

MOSCOW, Feb. Ia GNS).-A
great new Soviet offensive was
believed underway today after
Soviet troops penetrated into
White Russia far behind The Nazi
winter line
Latest reports indicated the
Russian break-through occurred
far northwest Of Smolensk in the
region betwc Vitebsk and
PolotSk
The Moscow radio reported that
Red army troops. in their capture
of a strongly fortified village, were
aided by Latvian rlfiemen Latvia
for some distance. adjoinS the
White Russian border
Red navy submarines reported
sinking five German transports
and a trawler in the Arctic Ocean
on The Crlmcan peninsula. Rus
sian marines were said 10 have
dispersed German regiment and
TO have captured hill outside the
great Black Sea naval base OF
ScNaStopol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
BATTLE 80 PLANES

Five fighter plane pilots roarcd
down on a destroyer and last saw
her trailing smoke while they
turned 10 haiti 30 McSScE.
schmitts.
The FIVE weer led by n veteran
Scot. Three were fighting for tho
first time. But all Owed on the
destroyer fro MI 500 feet from
the clouds.
A short distance away ono Of
the RATS greatest fighter pilots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

picked out a transport and dVcd
on the vessel through the ack-ack
and "Swarms" of German fight
ers.
Fire from the British plano
"cracked her hard, an observer
said, land l saw her cracking.
BELIEVED SUNK
'T doubt that she ever
reached port"
Pilots al this airdrome are
British. Australians and New
Zealanders.
They said they were confident
that Of the battleShlpS Scharn-
horst and Gnelsenau and tho
cruiser Prinz EuCon. A. least ono
was damaged during the running
battle.
A wing commander SAID The
Germans had more 'han 10C
fighter planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
REDS STER WOMEN

NEW YORK. Feb. IA ms. -
The British radio reported TO-DAY
IN A broadcast heard by MIC that
all Russian women between the
ages Of 10 and as arc 10 be mobi-
lied for work in munitions plants,
according 10 a Soviet decree.