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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Flora Lomax
Retains National
Tennis Crown
Teams With
Van Buren, To T axe
Doubles Finals

LINCOLN, l'NIV.. Ia Flora Sui
Ivan LomaA. OF Detroit came ba, &
for ihc second consecutive time aal
turned hack FOR the second conse
uii'e year hon opponent. kathci be-
Jones. Of Prairie STATE college. -
retain he national womcns singie
championship PLACED here Sunday
The hard-icughl haule Wa, ual
SO. l6 and 60
Nlfe Lomax anu l.llilaa Nau EI
feh. also Of DriloN. captured ,nc
women'> doubles crown hy dcfe. :
lng Ora Washington and Anita
Cant M Philadelphia and wa
ington. DC cspe,iNciy. SD. and
g.
~ Ecginald G. Wei STA tie
mastti took his nth aaioa .
Championship OF the American Ton
nlr association here. by NluiYs
back HE serious threat of Pr R.3-
eu Ryland. Fol nix. M. forp.s
AaNisr university New OrlHar-
La. star w the score OF 20. 81
-. 80. III Reginald G. Weir. NV
York lily iayolilc. Was in no ilu.s
in danger although be gave up inc
first ST
Finals We ~. y'd in i've ,,e'f~
a. follows Ia veterans SINGLES
John T. Garrett Tuskegee deieat
cd Fred Johnson NeR NOrk CGy
c. 80 60. boys singles Mat 1c'y
Eranohe. Tuskegee defeated Iiar-
Nev Davis truSkegce. G-i 90 Gv.,
fina.s. Mama Davis. Elizabeth 81
defeated Jean Blanche. Clcyelard.
Ohio. an unknown Who oliminfrd
Tbelma Mechanics, the def ndIn-
Champion in ne s-x@f-> ~
score ~ c. GO
In junior doubles finals peNiu
Willis and jefferson Craic aotb
Of shady Rest. NJ. defeated QuDn-
tin Vaughn DR. and arlian AshhN
OF BROOKLYN and New York C5r
ftspecii,ciy. 20. Go. So. g..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Cayanaugh was tempted TO halt
the fight after sudden left hook OF
Robinson exploded on Shankis chin
md sent him 10 the canvas on IN.
launches. lie rose 10 one knee
while taking the count OF nine Rly
then nailed Ruben with lefl AMI
fighi that again put him down ior
The count OF nine. He was momcn-
Iariiy on his feet when another lei'
hook sent him sprawling 10 the can
vas After getting 10 his feet Shang
WAS caught with long straight
right and ri this point as previous r
Is mentioned. the fight vas halted.
The fight was Witnessed by 10
437 fight fans.
Last week Shank knocked out
Phil Norman. promising Defroir
wclierweight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
CHATTERIN' on the
National Sports Sidewalk
BY ISAAC JONES

a-week Ton sunday fan who IN.
siets On seeing his bali game VITA
Tho help OF the Whisky or kin
bottle
Readers. 30 YOU know the abov
statement IS sermon IN ITSELF
our people hayc a lot 20 learn vet.
before an OF us can and Will 10
accepted on terms with the o hce
rares. ncep down IN my heart /
10 not believe that your race haa
b,e barred from tho maioi lcaeucS
all NJ these years merely because
of color hut Il Is generally believed
that friction between the races
wcul rcsnl, With mixed players
ON The ether hand. Il is cencraliv
believed by members ~ the oiher
race thar when too manv NJ us e't
together IN orc place. there Is gn-
ing 10 be trouble Of some kind AM
that Is true am aware 20 ihf
feet that the hefier class of peo-
ple are not re~ ronsihle. hni AZ such
gatherings tho classes are mixe1
ard that Is whore tho fire hreak s
out However let ne hope IN h"
future snch occurrence will not
he recorded again.
Well we are now told that ihrc"
ro'orcd hosohall players who have
hoan selected hv one OF our ration
~ weeklies will he given try on
IN the Netional lcarpe III" loiicr
"ari - this month. or Ia Scptem-
"ei when tho tive cor"s Your
writer IS confident that they can
I'd viii rrre tho grade The sig
rr nm ~ ihoso hovs dencrdS cn
~cre fhpn their r'a,inc Sunpos
20 wish then, ~ nc success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Turpiins Whip
Bay City Cops
Will Play
Inlay Sunday

The Detroit Turpinr pounded
Pitcher Harrison OF the Bay Guy
Police team for II hits 10 take
sundays game by score OF 10 {,
1. The smuggling attack Was lead ~
Little Dean who had perfect daT
az the plate getting -four ouf ~
four. Deberry, who went the dis
lance for Detroit. gave up ~ mis-.
struck out two and walked three.
Nice fielding plays were madc b.
J. Washington. first bascman. an J
Catcher fluffy.
The TAG. boyss will play sun
day. Aug. 80 nj Inlay city. Mich.
ROY ScOreS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Lee Savold's Chance
At Joe Louis Spoiled
Bv Loss Of Decision

WASHINGTON - Lee Savold. Of
Des Moines. Loot all hope OF de-
mandlng title fight with Joe Lou's.
heavyweieht champion. bv losing a
ten-round decision TO Tony Muse
Chicago heavyweight
Music. victim Of Louis IN Ms
bum month csunairn was thN
argressor IN the fight MANY ~ the
rinesidere thought the hehi could
have gone the other way just a.
easily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Winner Of Mauriello,
9ivins Bout Nav Get
Crack At Bob Pastor

Jimmy Bivin~. Cleveland's lich
weight contender. and Tami Maui
eiello. New York heavyweight. ma,
cen signed for a tcn-round bout 20
he cleveland Arena Sept Is. Tn
inner IS expected TO get a shot ~
Bob Pastor. heavyweight contender
{ ON New York.
Mauriello recently held Pastor
10 draw while Bivins lost ten
round decision to Pastor. Many
thought Bivins the winner after he
had Pastor on the Moor for count.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Michigan Colleges Complete
arrangements for Grid Season

With the 1912 football season
drawing near Mlchigan's college,
and universities have sent out in
yitations to various football player :
and are announcing the gridiron
schedules. New freshmen rules will
be in force for some of the instl-
tulions for the first time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
rwo.wN rolnl RADIO

EAST LANSING romp'rion Z
tM Installation ol q iAo-Wsy rad.o.
system ihat gis tie. MicAle i
Sfat, loiltc the most complete TO-
Cr .f.n communicates ~y~'s
IN 'he world was announced today
hH tOMnis iOncr O~eer G Olandt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
700O n 2 iO-i0l7d

BAY CITY O1O OO2O o 0-i ~ o
Errors washington-S Sullivan ,
base hits: W Thomas. j. Smith
Dean: > base hits. stanley; stolen
hasos. !. smith. a. Thomas REIN
hardt: struck ont: by Deberry ?:
~ Harrieon. = hoses on bills on
Deherrv ;: off Harrison. :: hits:
or Deberrv ~ IN i"ninrs of'
Harrlson. " In . innings runs
off neberry. 4 IN . Innings: c6 lIa'
rison. 10 IN . innln~s: hit h'
pifcher. ncBerrv I time ~ carlr
. hours. : minutes r'unircs: c.
by. Stern Smiiy. NJ Turnin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Fans Recall How National League
lean Ran Bob FeIler OFF The Mound
By HARRY LEVETTE

LOS ANGELES ANP) with the speculative entry
the Negro into major league baseball next Spring as
|st ionic among whites out here the coast as 1t IS
non tho honefl Int doubtful coored the subject came
- diving the writer's visit to Merkels SPORTING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
An Emergency

We wish To emphasize that this
II mcr, ~ an emergency measure
to continue only while the emery
cncy lasts. In all other respects
those freshmen athletes will b"
held strictly to the eligibility rule.
as published by the student Hand
book
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

ANN ARBOR II. O. (Fritzl Girls
Ter. athletic director and head foot
ball coach at the University of
Michigan. announced today that s.
players had been invited to join the
Wolverines 1912 football squad
which will open practice Monday
Sept. :. Included in the list are | f;
who have previously won football
MS"
The squad will work out twice
daily morning and afternoon -
during the three weeks which ore
cede the opening game with Great
Lakes here Sept 26.
1t is unlikely, however. that all
squad members will be able To adj
here TO this training schedule
Some are enrolled in the univei.
eiiy's full third semester which
opened June IL and will extend UNI
III Sept &c The regular fall So
meStcr will omen week later.
These men will be able to drill onls
once daily.
Among those invited for grill
practice was julius Franks,
junior guard. Franks Is from Ham
tramck and played with the cham
pionship teams Of 1896. '37 and IS
along with Horace Coleman aud
I.ucius Ryan. Franks is expected tn
be In the starting lineup and don't
he surprised If this boy doesn't
rank with the gridiron greats.
The University Of Detroit will
suspend the freshman rule for tn"
duration TO conform with the attn.
letic policies OF many Of their flu
lure athletic opponents. II was an.
nounced Saturday by school au-
thorities
The Rev. George j. SIMPLE. s J.
chairman of the athletic board.
issued the following statement to
explain the boards action In liz
ing the frosh ban.
In All Sports
During the present national
emergency, and Tor the duration
the athletic board OF the University
Of Detroit has decided to suspend
the freshmen residence rule. and
thus. TO permit freshmen TO par
ticipaie in varsity athletics.
"The main reasons which finally
induced the board 10 make this
CONGO sion were. first. the Difficult
~ already experienced by coaches
in maintaining a suitable pereon-
mel for the various teams IN the
face of HE increasing demands 10.
the armed forces OF the nation and
second the resulting determination
by large numbers OF students 10
accelerate their college programme
In taking the step the board 'lso
guided itself by similar policies
already announced by perhaps the
majority of the colleges OF the
country.
An Emergency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
u. :. B0mbers
Sink 2Axis' Ships

CAIRO. Aug. 8 (UP).-A week
long offensive by United States
heavy bombers and British planes
against Axis conveys, ports and
land targets has been capped by
the sinking of two enemy ships
and the damaging of others off the
Egyptian coast, it was announced
today.
The two Axis ships, under con-
voy, were sunk by British light
bombers and long-range fighters
off Sid Barrant, on the Egyptian
coast As miles east of the Libyan
frontier.
During the week-long attacks,
United States heavy bombers,
mostly Consolidated B-24 four
motored planes, have struck at
two Axis conveys. numerous sup
ply ships and other targets.
In A daylight attack on Medi-
terranean convoy, two direct hits
and many damaging near misses
were reported. The convoy con-
sisted of three large transports
and eight destroyers.
That same evening the Ameri-
can B-24 bombers attacked, the
Axis supply port of Tobruk They
also bombed a motor repair depot
and other installations al Matruh
and sank a conveyed 10,000-ton
transport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Britain Prepare!
For Big AEF

LONDON, Aug. 8 (INS).-In-
dications that Britain is preparing
for great American expedition
ary force were disclosed today by
the statement Of Labor Minister
Ernest Bevin that "Britains big
gest job" is the rapid construction
Of camps. air bases and port facili-
ties for United States forces.
The urgency and Importance OF
the job was revealed by Beyln'S
announcement that $4,000 con-
struction workers scheduled to be
called up for military service
would be deferred until the install
lations for American forces are
completed.
All civilian building projects viii
be postponed until the military
constructions have been finished
Bevin added If necessary, crafts.
men will be drafted from other IN.
lduStrIeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Reds Prepared
To Destroy Oil
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Byela- Gina sector. accompanied
by a steady advance of another
column striking down upon Kras-
nodar. farther TO the west near the
( Sea OF AZov coast, threatened To
trap large Russian forces still
| fighting around Kushchevka.
! Stiffening Russian resistance
was said officially, however. 10
have stemmed the Germans big
pincer assault on Stalingrad, In
dustrial metropolis on the Volga.
REPELS FIERCE ATTACKS
Russian tanks and artillery
threw back successful German at
tempts TO storm across the Don
in the Kletskaya sector, 20 miles
northwest OF Stalingrad. and Red
army lines were reported holding
somewhere north of Kotelnikov, 95
miles southwest of Stalingrad.
Fierce battles were said 10 be
under way around Armavir. with
the Germans throwing masses Of
infantry. armored units. dive
bombers and sum-machine gun in
fantry into the attempt 10 storm,
Maikop.
The Moscow press acknowledged
that the Red armies. with their
back TO the Caucasus Mountains.
were in a grave position and that
the Russians. including Don and
Kuban Cossacks. battling around
Guchchevka might not be able 10
escape eastward.
On the Germans northern flank,
south Of Voronezh, Russian forces
were said to have encircled sew
eral communities on the west
bank of the Don and enlarged
their bridgeheads in the face of
three strong Nazi counter-attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
SPECIAL GUARD DUTY

Just before midnight. a group OF
Is auxiliary policemen were or
dered on duty, patroling the neigh
borhood of the Jail. They were
under instructions TO remain on
duty until a. m. II was the first
time any of them had received
such orders.
Another sign was statement
by prison guard that the six
Nazis had their hair clipped yes
.terday afternoon-a preface TO
death in the electric chair. An
other guard said two electricians
were on duty in the Jail all night
long the first time in his
memory
Ray L. Huff. general superin-
tendent Of the districts penal in
stitutions, and Alvin Green. super
intendent of the jail spent the
night there. II was Huff's first
overnight visit 10 the Jail.
The elements laid a gloomy
blanket over the Jail for the six
Nazis last night on earth. Com
mercial and war planes droned
low across the Jail en- route to
nearby airports. Engine whistles
in a nearby freight yard pierced
the quiet with eery shrillness.
1t was a gloomy night for the
gloomy end of the six Hitlerites,
who crossed the Atlantic in Ger
man submarines in an astounding
plot 10 sabotage American COM
merce, industry and transports-
ftion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Chinese
Blow up Jap
Troop Train

CHUNGKING, China, Aug. s
OUP).-Chinese engineers have
blown up bridge on the Canton
Hankow railroad and killed many
Japanese troops who were passing
over the bridge in a train. the
official Central News Agency re.
ported today.
Land mines were planted or
the bridge near Tingshuchiao
south of Hankow, on July 26, the
dispatch said, just as the japanese
troop train was passing
1t was asserted that the Japa'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
i. ). and Britain
Meet With Reds
On Increased Aid
Allied Leaders Confer
al Moscow; Nezis
Hold Farley, Too
Nv NED RUSSELL
United Press stan correspondent

LONDON. Aug. s. - American
and British representatives in
Moscow have conferred with the
Russian government on means 70
increase the effectiveness of Amer
lean aid 10 Russia dispatches said
today
An Exchange Telegraph bulletin
said that Admiral William II
STANDBY American ambassador
Mai Gen. Follett Bradley, presi'
dent Roosevelts special envoy
and Sir Archibald NJ Clarke Kerr
British ambassador, attended the
conference with Russian leaders
Reports reached London that
diplomatic and military represen-
tatives Of the United Nations were
discussing matters Of the utmost
urgency and Importance at Mos
COW.
Representatives Of the United
States. Great Britain, the Fighting
French and Norway. all of which
would play vital roles in the for
nation of a second front in west
ern Europe, had now arrived.
(Axis radios said that II was
now confirmed that Prime Min
isteF- Churchill had arrived in
Russia. The Axis insisted that
Laurence A. Steinhardt, United
States ambassador to Turkey,
was also on his way 10 Moscow
KNOWN TO BIZ THERE
Among those known TO be In
Moscow in addition 10 Standby
Kerr and Bradley are Brig
Gen. Philip Faymonville, American
lease-lend delegate; Roger Gar
reau, Fighting French representa-
tive. and Mai. Gen. VILLA m
Steffanson. representing the Nor
wegian government-in-exile.
1t was reported that General
Bradley and Admiral STANDBY
were guests OF the Russian army
al a Moscow dinner last night.
The Moscow radio asserted to-
day that "the day of the opening
of the second front approaches,
U. S. TANKS IN EGYPT
Axis radio broadcasts reported
that American reinforcements, in
Guiding the biggest tanks. were
flowing into Egypt, where Gen.
Charles de Gaulle, the Fighting
French leader, arrived yesterday.
De Gaulle was expected TO con-
fer with Fighting French forces
in Egypt as well as with the Brit
ish command.
Germany disclosed that Field
Marshal Hermann Goering. the
No. 2 Nazi, had a two-day confer
ence with an important group OF
German leaders who constituted a
supreme defense council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Denies She Aided Stephan or Krug

while was in California, APP
parently by boys They only took
some keys, a deck Of cards and
flashlight. They also broke I'm
next door"
Judge Tuttle's observation tina,
II is "a strange coincidence thai
that friend now lives at Riverside
Ont, just above Belle Isle anC
just below Peche Island" and thai
Mrs. Bertelman. the enemy alier
10 whose home Krug says he went
and where Stephan says he me-
him, lives on the American side
not far from the river and above
Bellp Isle "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
WiIIkie Confers
With Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Aug. s GNS)
Wendell Willkie was a surprise
White House caller yesterday,
launching with Queen Wilhelmina
and later comforting with Presi-
dent Roosevelt on a mission abroad
he is expected to take shortly.
The Roosevelt-Willkie parley
lasted an hour and. according to
the 1910 Republican presidential
candidate, did not touch politics. ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

Navy Surge-You reclte the cap
itals of the forty-eight states of our
glorious republic.
b. B.-What good does that do
at time like that?
Navy Surge-Then you wish you
were in one of them.
b. B.-Do ! have my choice?
Surge-You do.
b. B.-Make it Topeka. I know a
girl there.
Surge-Has she got friend?
b. B.-Say, when the sub goes
under, what does deck hand do?
Surge-It's question Of educa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Vote Notices TO Camps

City Clerk Thomas d. Lead
better today mailed notices and
application forms to the COM
mandants of las army camps. forts
and air fields 10 enable service
men TO obtain absent voters
ballots for this falls primary and
election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
The War
TODAY
Second Front
Threat Keeps
Reich Wary
Resi.,s-ed. United states Patent off'os
By LOUIS +. KEEMLE
M the nited Press War Desk

Russia's continued reverSeS IN
The Caucasus and several devel-
epments in Britain and on the
continent again raise the possi-
biity Of a second front in Europe
this year. perhaps before the end
OF summer.
In England there is Increasing
speculation over the propos d
appointment of an American gen
eral 10 head the combined Allied
forces for an invasion. The British
at first hesitant, appear 10 hecom-
ING reconcled 10 the idea.
The Germans. so deeply COM
mitted in Russia. are plainly nerV-
Gus. They have thrown almost
their whole strength against Rus
STA. taking a tremendous risk TO
Gain victory there before the slow
starting Allies get rolling in the
west The Germans probably
appreciate that next year VIII be
too late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
LIVED THERE 10 YEARS

"Well, I have lived there 10
years" Mrs. Sanger replied. II
did not just move in as the Judge
infers. I don't know Mrs. Bertel-
man and the FBI knows that l
don't know Mrs. Bertelman.
AS for my boat going across
the river, II has never been
across the river.
AS for being just across from
Belle Isle. we would not have
built here 10 years ago had my
husbands health been good. I
would rather have spent the
money we put In the house on
travelling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Registered u. 8. Patent onies

nese In Hupek Province, In the
Mid-Yangtse River area, were IN
dire straits for food and were
forcing Chinese peasants 10 give
them grain in exchange for soap
and matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
1888 Sc: n: !: $ $ =; /: \: \; \:
lantic waters In 1912.

went down late In June Two
officers and two men were missing
A dispatch from Hamilton. Der
muda revealed that a German
submarine torped0ed the neutral
Uruguayan ship Maldonado on
August l. while il was en- route
from Montevideo 20 New York.
and kidnapped the captain Thir-
teen SURVIVORS were brought N
Bermuda BY an American naval
sci Thirty more. not in-
e the captain. were missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Deckhand on n Submarine:
Mr.. Boer Can't Qualify
He Thinks-Or Does He?

Bugs Bder is still trying to get in that and
editor is trailing him Nth dictograph. Toddys record
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER
Navy SurgeonThe Navy needs deck hands submarines
B. B.-What do do when the submersble submerges?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

horizontally than the specific gravity Of the water
dispace, you okay.
B.B-But never went to college.
Surge-Then you start bobbng for apples.
B.B.-Do you want to look at my teeth?
Surge-Sure, hand them
B.B.-Do pass?
SURGEON anything less than jacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
; More Ships
Reported Sunk
~ United Pres.

The sinking Of three more mer-
chant ships has been revealed
a medium sized Panamanian
vessel was torpedoed and Shelled
IN the Gulf Of Mexico in June One
man vas lost.
A medium-Sized Norwegian ship
was sunk by an Italian submarine
IN the Atlantic off the northern
coast 81 South America. II also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

b. B.-I don't think you want me in this mans navy.
Surge-You don't think?
b. B.-No
Sufge-Thats what was afraid OF.
b. B.-Am turned down?
Surge-Lke crying baby's lip.
b. B-What do you advise?
Surge-Try the Commands But don't black up until they
take you. You might them.
Ito be continued)
ssr- s,pf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
HAUPT RECORD

giving them one 24-hour reprieve
STUDIES HAUPT RECORD
The sextet-Warner Thiel, John
Edward Kerlin, Heinrich Harm
Heinck, Robert Quirin, Hermann
Neubauer and Herbert Haupt-
were originally slated to die be-
tween midnight and dawn yester-
day morning but were given ar
eleventh hour reprieve when Mr.
Roosevelt decided TO give further
study to the record of Haupt. the
22-year-old baby of the sabo-
| teur crew.
The President, after further
consideration, finally decided to
approve the military commission s
Recommendation for the death
penalty against Haupt. So Haupt
will die with his five colleagues in
the electric chair
Two other Nazi invaders
George John Dasch and Ernest
Peter Burger-were given SEN
fences of life Imprisonment by the
| military COirlInlSSlOn.
SPARES LIVES OF 9
Mr.. Roosevelt approved this
mercy verdict, because both Dasch
and Burger apparently aided the
government in capturing all eight
and recovering huge caches of ex-
plosives in the sands of Long
Island and Florida beaches.
There was the bare possibility
that the six German spies might
have been executed before dawn
today. with their fate to be re-
vealed later in an official an
Inouncement. The secrecy sur
rounding the district Jail was so
effective that Jail guards. going
off duty at midnight, were un-
aware of what was happening, or
would happen TO the Nazis.
Military authorities were In
complete control of the prisoners,
who were held in an isolated wing
of the huge, sprawling building.
There were several signs during
the night that the Nazis were
about TO die. One was the action Of
prison authorities in ordering 20
TRUSTEES back from the prison
laundry as minutes before their
usual workday ends. so they could
be locked in their cells before mid
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Gen. Grants in India

LONDON, Aug. s INS).--Cops
siderable quantities of American
made General Grant" tanks are
in India, il was disclosed today by
publication of photographs Of
newly arrived American equip
ment.