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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

"HOW-SLIM-you veg T own"
compliments Will greet you
when you wear this paneled
Anne Adams style. Pattern
1884. Cleverly designed 10 Sug-
geSt revers and a waiStcoat ef-
feet. the side bodice sections are
Slimming. Try contrast as
shown
Pattern 1884 is available in
women's sizes 81, 36, 3S. 40. ~,
44, 46. As. Size 80 takes 32s
yards 35-inch fabric
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
BE smartly patriotic-with
our Summer Pattern Book.
Here are fabric-saving, diStinc-
tive styles for every occasion;
every age.
Dress pattern is cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 26 cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1225 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations can
not be filed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
HOROSCOPE By Drake Drake
Look the Section Your Birthday Comes n and Find
Your Outlook IL, According o the Stars
For Sunday. July IS.
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 90
Aries-No, this weekend day
is not especially easy for work
aday matters, but if work is a
duty then do it quietly and thank
God it is done for some righteous
cause. You can offer work up as
prayer, you know.
APRIL 2T TO MAY 20
Taurus - Ideal for weekend
interest but extra care is needed
for any hazardous tasks on your
schedule. Recklessness should
not be construed for courage.
Have faith in God and in this
great country of ours.
MAY 21 TO JUNE 2f
G. m IN An extra dash Of
diplomacy will aid all day. Attend
TO your religious duties, then if
responsibilities permit, enjoy the
day in wholesome pleasure with
family, good friends, some diver
sion.
JUNE 92 TO JULY %
Cancer True charity, which
is thoughtfulness of others, gra-
clousness to all and a willingness
to aid lonely or needy folks,
should be paramount. Charity
is one Of Gods commands.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-A period Of reverence to
God heads today's list of what
to do" Fine prospects for an
entertaining time with friends,
at home or indulging a pet
hobby, amusement, wholesome
sport.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo 49, Conscientious review
Of the past week to separate the
good from bad work Also plan
the week ahead, incorporating
the benefits of past productive
experiences into a smooth, con-
else, topnotch schedule.
SEPT. u To OCT. %
Libra - Your infectious smile
and mirthful disposition can
work wonders today. 1t chases
away cares that beset you and
your associates. There is no
better tonic than a chestful Of
good laughs.
OCT. p TO NOV. %
Scorpio-If you have any prob
lens, bring them out. air them,
and set about TO eradicate them.
Neglect may aggravate the situa-
ton. A confident attitude, per-
sistent effort will win out.
NOV. % TO DEC. 20
Sdqittnrius-It is fun to dream
but don't let your dreams get
the best Of you. Ingenious and
clever ideas often emanate from
reverie. II so, exploit them
properly 10 reap the full bene-
fit possible. Idle, fanciful
thoughts must be cancelled.
DEC. IS TO JAN Fl
Capricorn 49, Some restricting
influences, especially in heart
and personal issues. One Of your
most precious possessions. your
eyes, should not be abused By
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

THE CRANBROOk SUM
MER THEATER SCHOOL
-. will produce July 81
at 80 o'clock
Emma Gelders Stern Re-
luctant Dragon and Marie
Agnes Poley's Camel With
the Wrinkled Knees" "
Peggy Lind and Patue
Webb Dave Murray ...
Bruce Jackman and Ernest
Stavely will be the fea-
tured performers and will
be supported by Elizabeth
Dixon. =. B by Levin ...
Martina Mckinney -. Mary
Mahon 49,.
Alice Shaw e.. Sally Ann
Farquhar Jane Denny -.
Annabelle McLay Rob i n
Pearson Peter HIATT.
Sue Wendell Virginia Beres-
ford :. Barbara Brock ...
Marian S m j { h Cynthia
Hamm Joan Coulson, 49,.
and Patty Eden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

too much reading or exposure TO
the direct rays of the sun.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius Your indications
identical TO Caprocornians now.
Weekend interests, family get
togethers, socials, patriotic raj
lies, civic events, the theater top
today's sponsored list
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-This summer, more
than any other summer before,
we must make our time count
more carefully. We must relax
occasionally and not keep busy
to the point of exhaustion which
would leave US in poor condition
TO face the weeks work ahead.
A CHILD born on this day:
Excellent character, charming
personality. kindly, understand
ing, If true to your Unborn nature.
At times may drift away from
the important thing TO be done.
Birth anniversary Of George
Bernard Shaw, author. play
wright; Oracle Allen, actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Miss HamIin
Guest at Gay
Luncheon

ONE OF the last of the many
gay parties for pretty Betty Ann
Hamlin, who will leave for the
East August 10 to marry Cpl.
John A. Graffius at Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., August 13, was
the beautifully appointed lunch
con Mrs. Leo Fitzpatrick OF
Cloverly road gave Friday at
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club.
Afterwards the young things
splashed in the pool through the
long, sunny afternoon.
Gathered about one big table,
which bore charming arrange
ments OF sweetheart roses and
white stock crystal bowls,
were Mrs Fitzpatrick, the BRIDE
elect, and her mother, Mrs. Otto
+ Hamlin of Cambridge road,
Frances Fisher. Patricia HILL
Marjorie Smith, Barbara Fox,
Grace Reichcnbach Virginia
Fisher Mary Moran, Barbara
and Sally Hamlin Peggy Mon
Afghan Marjorie Lovely and
Betty Hickey
Mrs Fitzpatrick wore be-
coming lrnck-aGh!ue d-yphfftA
punt and a picture hat OF nat
ural straw
Mrs Hamlin chose a heaven
blue cabardine with a small
white -thc-face hat and Betty
Ann topped her smart print
gown Of royal blue and red with
a fetching small headdress Of
white carnations.
FRANCES KATE. daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Katz
Of Garter avenue. will become
tho bride of Aviation Cadet Will
liam Stern. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin D Stern OF Lawton
avenue. tomorrow.
The wedding will take place
In The Katz home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
EIoys Goers
Will Be Bride

ELOYS GOERS, daughter of
Mrs. Rose GoerS Of Cortland
avenue. will become the bride Of
Philip VI. Rothwell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Rothwell Of
Long Island. n. Y. August /
The ceremony will take place
in Central Methodist Church at
7:30 p. m. Rev. +. Shurly John
son will officiate.
The reception will be held in
the bride-elect's residence.
Miss Ruth Knight Myers will
be maid of hoUOr and Helen
Woodward, Mr.. r. w. Miner and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

Shirley Buckner will be brides
maids.
Bert Richardson will act as
best man and r. II. Smith. Rob-
ert w. Miner and Bob Loughran
will seat the guests.
Mrs. Frederick Wehmer of
Kenesaw road, Birmingham. will
honor Miss Goers at a Sunday
tea and shower and Monday eve
ming NJ. F. Herring OF Elmhurst
avenue will entertain at
kitchen shower
The rehearsal dinner will be
held at Frames. July 81.
BACK FROM a stay at
Houghton Lake are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Geneze ard-tfett'-
three young charmers.
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In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon

DR.. AND MRS. FRED T.
MURPHY 49,.
: Will be on hand .
This evening &C..
For the opening bang -.
OF the Army War Show. go.
They'll have as their guests,
Mrs. John T. Nichols 80.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Warren
Robert Dyer 49,.
And Mrs. Warren's daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. Randall Comp
ton. 81. of THE Hills" in
Sparks, Md.
They'll be the Murphys
dinner guests first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Among Visitors
To New York Civ

MRS. LOUISE V. CAPTAIN
and A. c. Lappin were wed re-
Gently in New York City.
Following a Today stay in
Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs
Lappin took up residence AT the
Whittier Hotel.
IOTA OMICRON maidens,
Miss Margie Peck in particular,
ALLOW how their recent iig
was a Great Success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Tonight Concert
At Belle Isle
Detroit symphony Orchestra
Victor kOlar. Conductor

SATURDAY JULY q. SIS = NJ
TIE STAR sPh>GLED BANNER
Overture. 'OFphcGs Ofenhscf
Innc uu1frrN hlr Gra1ugeF
HcrbFrt
PreiHfe IN q sharp minor EaChmAnin0N
Rhapsody Espana' CrAhrieF
INTEEM1ssiON
Dance % he Hours from La Giocona"
pnrrhiFffl
Large from The opera 'XerWes' Handel
Waltz Emperor Strauss
Overture, ''TaunhAuser Wagner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
Why Should Today's Children
Be RebeIIious, Ungra+efuI?

SEVEN OF my personal
friends are frantic because
they've lost control OF tn cir
youngsters And they can't un-
dcrStand tho cause
No they're not poor pefIpfe.
n So friends OF mine Their
youngsters arc not neglected or
Stinted IN pleasure. TO the con-
trary most Of them have com
Portable homes. generous and
understanding parents.
MOT Unusua
i-f4 4 4 u r II 7
ton II IS spreading throughout
America. Juvenile delinquency
has increased. in every state, to
an alarming degree
our courts and schools As we'll
rs our parents are appalled, by
D.. Why should children who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

MARY r ! ; n + i VIC
hear
Has been spending a good
deal Of time
Down in Kentucky at
the family's fabulous
"Dixiana
Outstanding saddle horse
establishment
And recently attended the
Lexington Junior League
Horse Show
Along with such Of your
local friends
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss
Douglas
And Ernestine Morris. 800.
who lives out in Niles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

have had so many advantages be
50 rebclllouS, 50 ungrateful, so
determined 10 have their own
way? =
Yes. its a tough deal but the
af1~eet-f stfotftd be plain enough
Nine out OF 10 Of these young
STEERS are rebcllIouS because We
parents arc trying 10 make them
live by the rules and viewpoints
which governed our own child
hood and il won't work We
lived within the narrow radius
Of tho familX<circle
TIT dT1ri Jenny, ffttUyr- aTd Don
stayed with the old folks until
h q V were married and made
h omF.S for themselves They
found Jobs within the circle Of
family friends They were bound
BY the 20 m m on conventions.
They knew little Of the outer
world and there was scant op-
portunity 10 enter il.
Machine Age
Then along came the Machine
Age with its new way Of life
It's automobiles. radios, movies
and luke loints--and down went
the barriers. The flivVers an
initiated time and space. The
m YVES m d Q a l0-year-old
youngSter as sophisticated as his
60-year-old grandmother.
SO what?
We can'tsturn back to the
horse-and-buggy age. We can't
forbid high school youngsters TO
enjoy the films we ourselves al
tend This speedlng-up process
is inevitable and will prove a
blessing in the long run. But in
2 mechanical world il is idlouC
10 expect any youngster 10 live
by the laws Of 1902 in 1912 en-
vironment
Want Out
The Youngsters want out and
you'll have 70 give them GER
tam cunt of the freedom
they crave, If you don't they'll
take it for themselves. Then let
them take II If they feel old
enough TO face life, let them face
it-and take the drub bin g
they've asked for. Don't try 10
pad the bumps for them. Don t
save them from their own con-
sequences If they insist on
freedom, let them pay its high
and very painful price.
But ways have faith in
them. No matter how far they
stray, no m a tier how much
hcartbrcak they may cause you,
have faith in their innate de-
ccncy and loyalty. Respect the
independence which drives them
on Remember that this nation.
which they inherit. was born of
revolution. and drew its power
from its own secret source OF
ambition and self respect.
copyughs, 1912, By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Newlyweds Returning

THE RECENTLY-Wed 49,.
G. Jordon Condons 49,.
Are returning
From a few days in the
country 49,
And are entertaining in
formally this evening ..
With a cocktail party &C.,.
For their numerous friends.
Who'll be dropping in
At their handsome apart
ments at The CranbroOk.
On Second boulevard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

TOMORROW'S American
beauty will be around ) feet s
inches and the small girls will
be so decidedly in the minority
they may feet conspicuous.
There are newcomers to the
films whose height alone would
have been a drawback 20 years
ago Ann Sheridan is 5 feet )
inches tall. Rita Hayworth tops
that by an inch. And Jinx Fail
kenberg measures 5 feet7 inches
in her bare feet.
But the idea that awkward
ness went with over-average
height was polished off by an
advance guard. Gail Patrick
inWers- & feet 8 inches. HedV
Lamar is ) feet 7. And Eleanor
Powell is ) feet 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Tomorrow's American Beauty
Will Be Around S 8!
BY IDA JEAN KAN

rious posture tests have shown
that next to injury, illness or
fatigue, nutrition is the most
important factor in good pos
ture. 1t is also one of the most
important in growth - and in
good looks.
If you are shooting up, the
odds are that you are getting
the right foods and that you
are healthy. And you may turn
out 10 be a beauty.
Any of you teen-age girls who
do not feel up to holding your
selves erect should give serious
thought TO what YOU rat, II Is
a temptation to eat too many
sweets and to skip the square,
wholesome meals.
Or. il may me that you are
staying up late too many nights
a week and going too hard all
day. Get your beauty sleep and
learn to relax now and then dur
ing the day.
Study Yourself
And don't be ashamed to be a
tomboy. Carole Bruce and Jinx
Falkenberg were known as
neighborhood boys when
they were growing up. Almost
att the screen newcomers got
plenty Of outdoor recreation.
They enjoyed tennis. swimming,
even baseball and feetballi Out
door activity is a refresher. II
gives you glow and sparkle
and good general muscle tone.
Make a point of studying your
silhouette in the mirror. That
will make you want 10 pull your
self up TO your full height. When
you stand up 10 your inches YOU
have both a good posture and
A better figure. In sitting. sit
we'll back in your chair so that
your weight rests on your thighs
not the end of your spine--and
pull up with those lower alb
domipal muscles. lift your chest
and hold your chin level
Copyright. 1872, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Rejoice at New Arrival

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
MONROE BUTLER Of
lrcquois avenue o..
Are rejoicing at the arrival,
July IA -.
OF a strapping young man.
WHO is 10 be called Charles
Howard Butler
Mrs. Butler is tho for
mer Margaret H. Lowry 49,.
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Enjoy Week. End Fc4e

LET'S SEE what else
have we 10 tell you ',...
Well there's the week
end house party up at
Gratiot Inn .
Which Jaymar gals have
been enjoying
\ About Is Of them $50.
As a matter OF fact -..
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Advantages

II you are tall you can be glad
Of il You are in beautiful COM
pany You won't have as much
trouble keeping slim as the
short girls and you can wear
your clothes with flair
There are other angles. Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

Time the sleeping by the clock
not less than two minutes and rot
more than FIVE. Your taste 10 the
best judge Of how long 70 brew
your .tea.|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Miss Fisher in Kentucky

AS a matter of fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
The War Fronts

TUNISIA Allies eStabliS h
stronger line after retreating
20 miles and repulSIng a two
pIOnged German tank on
>laughl m the Medicz-el-Bab
zone. Page J.
ITALY Naples bombed for sec
ond time by planes of the
Middle Eastern Command.
Raj bombers from Britain.
hampered by bad weather, at
tack mangleG Turn; huge
force OF planes roarS from
Britain tow Occupied
France for daylight RAID.
Page L.
NEW GUINEA Americans and
Australians trap a strong en-
envy force five miles from
Buna repulSe japanese at
temptS 10 break through
japanese losses heavy lPg 80
RUSSIA Red army troops fight
across = water barrier west of
RZhev and capture a German
defense line. page -
SOLOMON ISLANDS FIXING
Fortress shoots down five of
ID japanese Zero fighters;
United States cargo ship sunk.
page =
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Corvette Saves 1874
Off Torpedoed Ship

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. u CUP).
The officers and crew of the
Canadian corvette Morden rescued
1874 men. women ana children from
a merchant vessel torpedoed and
sunk IN the Atlantic without
single loss of lie, it was revealed
today The name of the ship and
the time and location of the sink
ing were not disclosed.
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NOWdk Jailed
By FB| in
Citizen Fraud
State Senator,
Ex-Lebor Organizer,
Accused as Red

State Senator Stanley Nowak
today was under arrest on a fed
eral charge that he fraudulently
obtained American citizenship
while nc was member of the
Communist Party.
A federal grand jury Indictment
accused the 80 year old former
labor organizer of falsely swear
ing he was not affiliated with
any organization or body Of per-
sons teaching disbelief in or OPP
posed to organized government"
when he obtained his citizenship
in 1878.
Actually, District Attorney John
c. Lehr declared, Nowak. who rep
reSents the Twenty-first state sem
atoral district, was one of the
founders Of the Communist Party
of America in 1919 and was
Communist organizer at the time
he was granted citizenship.
LONG INVESTIGATION
Nowak was arrested by FBI
agents last night in front Of a
Michigan avenue restaurant. FBI
Chief John S. Bugas said Omen
had been Investigating Nowaks
past since 1889. Said Lehr:
"NOwak, also known as STAN
ley NOvak and Stanislaw Nova
kOwski. was born I'm PrZemyl,
Poland. in March of 1908 and
was brought to this country In
1913. He became a Socialist
party member when he was only
u and was a member of a So
cialist group which started the
Proletarian Party out OF which,
i'm 1919, the Communist Party Of
America grew. He attended the
convention at which the latter
was founded.
He later worked in a manu-
featuring shop in Chicago and
has been very active in radical
movements. He is married, has
one n II ! d, and lives at 1898
Wilkes avenue
PENALTY INVOLVED
Chief Assistant United States
Attorney John Babcock said that
conviction under the charge can
(COntinued on Next Page Col Al
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officers ~ r. Wayne where
Pat>l> moJhct is a civilian cm.
pioyc. The civilian worker, have
Clipped in TO provide medical and
hospital and
Patsy last night whispered into
an attentive Santa Claus ear that
She also would like a nurses outfit
a cowboy suit and a gun this
Christmas
PatSyS father is a soldier 80
Fort Custer
Tho Jourden residence Dis al so
Soy burn avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Trial for PeIIey's Daughter

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. II GNS).
Miss Adelaide NJ. Pelley. daugh-
ter OF William Dudley Pelley, who
Us serving a l5-year prison term
Tor sedltlon today was under or
der 10 stand trial for conspiracy
on a charge OF conSpiring TO hide
II. Victor BroenStrup, sought by
The FBl on a charge Of criminal
ScdItion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

Totals $500 ISIS 1923 Is SIS
The latest navy casualty list,
No. is. covering the period No
lember Is 10 80. reported $40 men
dead, 600 wounded and 4O7 miss
inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Mine SINKS u. S. TROOP SHIP

American transport lost in the war, but the
navy said that prompt and efficient rescue
efforts limited casualties to four men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

with an estimated 1000 troops, struck a
mine and sank in the South Pacific
The ship was the tenth and largest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec p - The navy
announced today that the 21,936-ton for
mer liner President Coolidge fully loaded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

WASHINGTON. Dec y INS).
The number OF sailors, marines
and coast guardNmen kille d.
wounded and missing from the
Of war 10 November 30
was placed today Al lS.S3S when
the navy reported that its casual
ties for the last half of November
totaled 1913
a recapItulaton Of navy marine
and coast guard casualties from
Dee I, l94l. 10 Nov so, 1912, fol-
lows.
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Allies Ho|dinQ
100-Mi. Iona
TuniiSid Line
Defenses Reformed
After Hurting Back
Z Nazi Tank Drives

LONDON. Dec. - GNS).-
After beating off a two-pronged
German tank drive from Tebour5a
toward Medjez-el-Bab. the Allies
in TunlSia today held shorter but
stronger line running 100 miles
from a point west Of Mateur past
Medjez-el-Bab 10 the southeast
toward Pont du FANS.
Advanced Allied units Withdrew
20 miles from Tebourba 70 Medjez-
el-Bab when it became obvious that
il would be foolhardy TO attempt
To maintain an exposed position.
British infantry. American tanks
and mechanical units and French
la artillery are cooperating
smoothly.
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WoNDRoUS SIGHTS

She views everything with fresh
eyes that are seeing wondrouS
sights and famous people for the
first time and these sights can
sContinucd ou NcNt Page, Col q
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MORRIS No COIunlniSI'
At Least Roosevelt Says He Didn't Advise Him
70 Be One SIaps at Parsqraphers

WASHINGTON. Dec T. OINSl
President Roosevelt chidcd The
coiumniStS yesterday for wha ne
considers inaccurate reporting and
denied that he had urged the re-
turing Senator Georrs, W Norris
ID Of Nebraska to wTNe a daily
Squlb
Not even the respected Norris
could write with interest and truth
threc times a week. the President
said This. he added. n spite Ut
the fact that Norris was IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

unique position o. having both an
audience and a story to tell.
Reminded that there were ,cl-
cral columnIStS present at the press
conference. the President came
back with wave OF the hand ar
a particularly visible one IN the
front row and called 10 him that
everything was all right and Sug-
geSted that he Just keep trying
No ono dared bring up Tho name
OF certain daily columni,f who
also presideS as FsSt Lady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Bonnbers Rip
Naples, Turin,
Rake France
Americans in Raid
on Italian War Port;
Daylight Drive On

LONDON Dec = U-Pl One
RI ,ro h,,os., eacts of British
7e .... -.--
hoiio'hE anu iE'''hh P'a'''S u
I0 months roar"d over 10 Occupied
Franc % daylight today soon
ar,er put.-h bomber> made The
thrd attack lu a week on Turn
and American planes carried OFT a
second great attack on naples.
AN Italian high command
commuriquc said notable" dam
age had been done and s. per-
son, killed and l2S wounded N
the RAID on Naples. Very
sh-bl damage was reported q
Turn. The cnmmdnlqu' >did
that l0 the Naples rand me har-
Dor area and me center 81 me
city suffered damage Ihi'c
'"uf-fnoiofco planes were sh"'
io"n by AXIS hghtefs ara TWO
ny dh1'-''''' ''' E"" '''' me
-..... ......o
.-.--
=. .>',''.' '''I a''" 100 1..,''.
me- ..I''. 'l..'i'' ''" N''a ''''.-'.
7'>" l''' .. "'' ' u % ''.'.., ., 30
,,.',.> SOU ''''>' "' ''''''' ''.' 90
"iud'- y.
y ''''"'' ''''' 90 ~ .'' ''' =
hnWhof~ fought through oO" mites
n bad weather and German gum
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HOLDING HEIGHTS

Following repulSe OF the twin
German tank assault. which car
ued 10 within 1000 yards OF
Medjez-el-Bab before II was hurled
back with heavy losses. the situa-
ton was somewhat obscure. but
the Allies were said 10 be holding
commanding heights in this area
There is no denying the fact
that the Germans still hold an adj
vantage in the air, principally be-
cause their planes are protecting
an area which is only one-tenth
The size the Allied planes must
guard.
An Allied spokesman said the
Nazls were getting stronger and
>tlll were able 10 get enough
-r2und air and tank reinforce
ment> 70 attempt an offensive.