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Evening star., 1942-02-23
Entire Invasion Fleet Smashed
Off Bali, Dutch Claim, but Some
Jops Land and Capture Airport
Nipponese Declared
Now Isolated From
Their Supplies
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
CANBERRA, Australia (R.
The northern part of the
Northern Territory Of Aus
tralia, including the bomb
SCARED Port Darwin. was
placed under military control
today, War Minister Francis
Forde announced.
MAP on Page 49,
Evening star., 1942-02-23
Heavy Engagement
Reported by London

LONDON. Feb. % P.-Allied
troops in Burma are heavily en-
Evening star., 1942-02-23

Page.
Amusements,
Bis
Comics B-I4-15
Editorials AT
Editorial
Articles A.
Lost, Found AS
Obituary --A-10
Evening star., 1942-02-23

(See Staying. Page A-2)
Evening star., 1942-02-23
Deotheroqe BIockIisted

eSee FERRIES, Page A-120
Evening star., 1942-02-23

(See CONGRESS, Page A-120
Evening star., 1942-02-23

(See INDIES, Page A-123
Evening star., 1942-02-23

(continped on Page A-12, Column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Charlie took things quietly.
That was ono reason he made
a good Waterman.
He had had q small raise In
salary and ne was tired from
building Il pigeon house m his back
yard.
He sal down in tho room where
the newspapers wcrc-whlch was
off 10 one side A. the back
EaWncd a little and. al peace with
the world fell asleep.
KEPT LOOKING
Pcctro was killed between the
time when Charlie went 10 sleep
and the time Peter Flynn sam
Cedarholm and Carter Jackson
came IN
They found The Club strange
without LooIe
They walked around looking for
him.
They didn't find him, but they
found Pcctro.
Potter Flynn licked on the light
and there the big Crumplcd hody
lay AZ tho dccp end Of tho empty
pool white on tho green tiles with
= rcd stain spreading from The
smashed head.
"Nerciful heavens" Flynn SAID
------- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Top Error!
y WON'T

ERE pleasant little that VIII message
every dAy IT numerical puzzle designed 10 spell ot
letters FIRST II the number
OF letters subtract II the number IS less than 8
add The result number start at the upper LETT
hand II the rectangle and check OF your @
numbers left TO night Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures u'So
William AIeF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

there Was always place fer
Loole, and Loole had tathcred and
was running The Club; SO that
now both had achieved lives like
other mems and that seemed TO-
markablc.
AZ FIRST pcctro made up TO
Charlie flattercd HIM
And then one night there was
a conversation between them that
seemed TO lift the hair on Charles
mcager oddly shaped head. and
everything changed
Charlie was night Waterman in
a storage warehouse and every
body knew the conversation had
had something TO do with that.
Loole advised Charlie 10 stay
away from PeclLn-
Everybody felt that Charlie
might be on the spot and nobody
wanted TO Join him there
II Charlie had caught Won rob-
blnc hlS warehouse ne would have
killed YOU As quickly as he could
he was a good shot as part of his
Job but off duty he would have
done almost anything TO avoid
violence.
Peetro had \ way Of looking AT
him that would make HIM leave
The Club
lie wore his fear of Pccuo like
a coat coat he couldn't take
off until he was out Of the pres
encc Of the big Strcngth-cXudng
man
lie had only TWO nights off dur.
ing the week and they were TWO
when Poctro was IN town
He had them changed TO two
whom Poctro was away.
ON an evening when he was
usually out of town Sunday
Peetro came IN with another man
Whose voice Looic did not know.
No one was there but Looic
idoWn an tho. furnace room mend
ing 4 chair
/ II was summer and 'he furnace
door and all tho registers were
onon and that made "A cool cur
rent o. air
II also TUNED the ho'-4ir pipes
Ii 70 speaking tubes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

something happened that increased
the stature of both.
Charlie married and began max
ing payments on house. whore
AuVFRTIsFNFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Ii T T lie
TILLIE

IN truck and get tho body and
carry II Off.
Ard then 'hc two of them would
rob The warehouse.
But first tomorrow night. Pcotro
would come 10 The Club and take
ms swim and talk 10 every body,
as sort of partial abb.
II gotta think" Loolc thought
desperately but Doc couldn't
think.
he heard the stranger 60 away.
and then. through another hot.alr
plpc. the sounds OF pccIro IN the
pool
II gotta think" LooIc thought
wildly and came upstairs be-
cause Poctro might tccI 10 Wa,
queer not 90 have seen him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
NOTE BY MESSENGER

When little Charlie Mahoncy
came m nobody was there He had
had note from Loolc by a mes
SCngCr.
DO NOT 90 To- work tonight.
say YOU are sick. 30 NOT GO"
And so hc had made arrange
monfS with another man 10 take
his place and come over To ask
Loolo what was tho matter.
He wasn't excited about Tho
note.
Hc thought probably LooIe was
excited over nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
STARTED TO ANSWER

"Looic" Pcctro called and
hIS voice came down plainly
through The open furnace door
Loole started 10 answer heard
Tho heavy unfamiliar tones of the
stranger and changed he mind
That bohunk >" Pctro SAID.
">lccpN his life away
Loolc hoard the CrCak of q sofa
hN one 81 tho registers no The lobby
and tho NO voices in low. careful
zones
He caught Charlie NahoncvS
name and his heart began 10
pound
But he amt cot no rod that
time ~ daN," PcctrO sand He
keeps II with his uniform, soc,
AZ the warehouse"
LooI0 Went cold all over
w hen he's croSSin' this vacant
block where there's trees an
bushes. on his way Ia work, I'm
there, see, an"
Looic> wnd whrrcd like
Urntrn machine
sic tried to understand but he
missed most OF ~.
Bf .hc understood tna PAM that
uttered Tomorrow night Tcctro
v.. GOING fo strange little Charlie
''.NnrDl i'm "a vacant block Charlie
ns-cd Cn t, Way 10 work and
take r, trf- and throw his body
n VIC bushes.
The other man would cons by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Looie stood where ne was and
tried 10 think. licked out the
light.
Slowly, like a granddaddv long
legs after tho first touch of winter,
crept off 10 bed
II gotta think"
But all he could think OF was
what would thud into the truck IN
that vacant block tomorrow night
unless
He pulled up tho covers. but the
cold he shook with came from
within. Unless what? Unless he
could think
When tomorrow night came,
LOOLc was conc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Daily ShOTG SlOrY
on the Deep End
u, PNUL IIIrRBl

Z O0IT was aaII.r>n. N.f#
L. u.. ,...,....... ...-.-4
lace IKE inc ha'h o.. "a .'..
suet and wt
He was q> rce..-.I.- a.-
s711r9 >y.,'aan> v., ..- rs. 81
sloan and when - ,,., #...-.5 10
move the r-uh rr worked ...- .r..
eho~- e-se th.. .r. .- ,,. I.a
frhIr7
a. .-.- -.-. ... ..
-. ...t
---- ...s....
80.
Loos v-.-r .t., ....- .-.
1"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

ADVERTISEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
MILD AND GENTLE

Charlie Mahoncy WaS-mlld gen
lie vague unaSSortiNc
He and LooiC were drawn 20
each other
At last Loole had q friend
Cnlmportant n EatINc men
when they discovered each other
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Miss Ayscue Bride
OF Robert ". Rupp

MIR and Mrs. n. II. Ayscuc M
n'lncc the marridg, - thri: dauen.
iCi. Marv Evelyn. Ia Robert William
hupp. on December -. 1912. in the.
FIRST Baptist church. Lawrcnccbruc,
INDIANA.
Mrs. Rupp. is Il graduate OF Epson,
hlGA school. LouiSburg junior COLLEGE.
ana tho WOman'S college uI the Uni
y"GSiiy OF North Carolina. where She
-'"ciVsS h":' =. =. Gcgrr" in HON,
Economies. For the past two years
...,..,uT IN g." Harris hIul
irHnpl near Forest City. At the TIM,
ct her marriage Mrs. Rupp was en-
l."N"d in defense industry in Law
.cmccburg.
Mir. Rupp is the son Of MIR. and
Mis-. u. W. Rupp. al L"wrcnccburg.
HGlana. and is employed by the Sea
grams COMPANY IN jhat city.
The young couple have Just re
'Wncd To their home IN Lawrence
.J"s after Il "iSii Ia the brides par
"uiS near EPSON.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
B. p. W. Has Party
With Mrs. Parker

Tho Business and Professional
N"mCn'S CLUB held it, Christmas
party Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Ada S. Parker. on CheSint:;
street, with about SiNty-Givc menu
bCrS present.
AltCr Il brief bushes session pre-
sided over by Mrs. DaI.D f.. Shca.in
Miss Leslie Cogdcll. program chair
man. presented the evenings pro-
gram. y group of carols. led by Mis-,
Elizabeth FoN. were sung. Miss Mil
drCd Whitcncr told lovely Polish
Christmas story. and Miss Peggy
Parker. accompanied by her mother.
sang. 20 Holy Night"
y special part of the program WAS
then given. opening with the sing-
ing OF song on peace composed bs
Mrs. ShCarin and sung t6 the tune
of Home on the Range. Uncle Sam.
represented by Miss Mabel IIayc-.
and "Auntic Aircraft. portrayed ly
Mrs. Naomi Jordan. entered as the
group sang "Amcrica''. and dis'rihut-
cd gifts t. each member. since Santa
Claus had been unable to attend.
Mrs. Harry Anderson was accept
cd as new member. and Mis-
Louise Tciscr. of the senior class al
nigh school. was presented a. inc
iunior buSincsSWoman ui the month.
II was announced that DR.. Alice NJ.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Mrs: Gardner; Mrs. Bass
Lntertuin SOr0SiS Climb

The SoroSiS club moi -, p.
O'Clock Thursday aftcrnon v,,,
' a. I. Gardner and Mrs. II. Il.
n'SS as Joint hostcsscs. ii, the Card
ner residence on Charles Stree,
, Mhicil was icStivcly decorated In'
The occasion. wa
The following members wcr,. r,.,.
cht: Mrs. T. IL. Cruwdcr. Mis-, "a
neiia Gary. Mrs. T. G.. Homer. Mrs
u: IL. kosc, Mrs. Franklin Mills Mis-
Mary Belle Gary, Mrs. |. Il. HOY"
MISS shannon Morton, Mrs. II =,
Mhilc. Mrs. X. {. Gary, Mrs. S, f.
iiarrls, and Mrs. Z. NJ. Rollins. Spr-
, ,I SueStS Tor the afternoon wei T.
inS"n. Mrs. +. NJ. Barnha,l Mr..
norman Holloway. and Mrs. r. l..
Dwell.
Each member brought a rift Ia II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
James Y. Faulkner
flOnOred al Dinner

Aiicr spending Il few da,., ,r.-f...
10 fanny ana friends. Jau.cs :.
"'Wll'nvr, L. :. u. G., second cia,s.
- =. Nav. returned Yesterday 81.
"'HE" duty. He WA ace ,mpan.cd by
his VIE To the Naval Base.
'h the eve al their departure tho.
were dinner guests oi Mr.. and Nm
clyde w. Faulkner. Also present ion
me occasion were Mr.. Faulkner,
parents. Mir. and Mrs. O. V. Faulk-
ner: another brother. II. T.. Faulkner,
Cpl. Cecil U. Faulkner. OF the u. S.
Aln!y, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Faulkner.
Cpl Faulkner will remain here
with ms family and iricnuS iui a.,
Snort time before returning Tor dlili.
III Vermont.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis Is not treated and you cannot af-
ford to take chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right to the seat Of the trouble to
help loosen and cxpcl germ laden
phlegm and aid nature 10 soothe and
heal raw, tender. infiamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Creomusion blends bcechwood crco-
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. II contains
no narcotics.
SNo matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Circumcision with the under
standing you must like the way 1t quick
ly allays the cough, permitting rest and
back. (AdvJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18

Figure can Iic--tu Il sicndcr-lllu-
ION frovi. ''..m rJ',G. goo ~ Mar
ian Martin Tho back Is SHINY par
led. In %. 81 yun. width Icrus, Is
broken ur bv sui.. curved side
oodiCc sections and bv - ,cullopc d
juttunirG Jl goo night INTO 4 point
q double aiyrt panel.
Pattern $3.50 MA" Jc ordered pni,.
III women sue 81. So. 50. 10. ~
IL and IS Sue SO requires 3 ID
yards 3g-IECu fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to The Hcndcr.
son Daily Dispatch. Pattern Depart
ment. 232 ". 18th ST.. New York
N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Society News
Visit the NycI,lnn.

l., MIS-. Edwin Smith and Mrs. Mary
~. RECT, ni Rocky Mount. wcr-
Eues,S OF MIR. and Mrs. T.. II. WcIdnn
"h Monday and Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18

MISS MInnic Wilson has returned
+" camp Pickett, Va. after yisiin,"
nrr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wit
SON, ana friends of Henderson rn,,;,,
- q. one mas been stationed there Inr
The past six weeks. WI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Nm.Nr, .rnm I;iclinnnii

r H. Powell returned ,rn,r
... sI.i "lgnt after Sp"no-
u. days with hCr husband
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
Plans For MethOdist
ChriSt7,1us Se:~yic2s

Plans Tor Christmas SuEuay at
FIRST Methodist church ucWdr Il
special service Sunday mu.rug az
the II O'clock worship huur based
on tie Christmas story III Sculpture.
and song. and Il pageant at 81 q. m,..
Unto u = Hu'n--A Savlu..
Al The morning service iire. .n,..
Nl!i 'I!.C PAT! IN the music um.,-.
yuunG people. and senior Opening
with tho professional hymn % Cons,
All !" f.uhful". the o... .g..
nlaiCh in from the chutCI .,..a...r.
ana iu!;C their PLACES. Tn. .r, ID.
X. King. pastor. has @. 80.
Scripture story into Ave ...- f.T
place. the time. the cE'u. ... u.-
nultt,-.r.nt. ,d"rj'tion and ....-aii,.
The Chui.S nave ARRANGED ,ur.ri.-
Hiat, anlu,m. "a. carol .. .... u..
In" fave divisions.
y; > T.. M, the Methods. .. i.r.
With utnrr C'iui,.. -.t' TO-.
amr"l .itT-w,"' .u.p".
Miss Mildred Whitcmcr. d..-u. ar.
-" ..a. eIl. ....,'. .. ..
the Christina. story.
i'rv.'. = -.......
.i,''...:s -.i'i tv..r nc u..... H.u
rn, .a. ...
,.nan, -. .y:
th"u3.i:, ,a@. t""., ..
,.nu .......,r l.. ....
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
EPrr.s Tide Ta7:g,zg |4.,~~~
"iIONE i3"-i
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a@ :: e. ~ Nr&srN'N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Believe Convoy Hit

In view Of tho new push which
the Japanese are making toward
Australia by reinforcing their
forces IN southern New Guinea II
was considered the American sub
marines had crashed into a Japa.
neSe convoy southwark bound for
New Guinea or one Of the enemy /,
other South Pacific bases.
The destroyer which was sunk
probably was one OF Japan'S new
2.O00-ton vessels engaged IN con.
.Noylng supplies and munitions.
Vessels sent 10 the bottom in
addition 10 the destroyer were
listed as a mcdium-Sized tanker
and three cargo ships. while an
other mcdium-Sizcd cargo ship was
badly damaged and left in a sink
ing condition
The navy. in accordance with It's
conservative policy in listing
Iencmy casualties. reported only
that the lattcg ship was believed
sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

10 prevent construction 81 German
hridgchcadS across the Don.
German bombers, each pro.
tected by a fighter plane. were
operating In Sarge formations be
hind the Soviet lines, dropping
parachutistS IN an effort TO dis.
organize tho Russian rear.
on the ground. the Nazi advance
was Spearheaded by tank forma.
lions. against which the valiant
Russians counter-attaCked
lzyestia. the government news.
paper described the battle of tho
lower Don as the greatest Of the
war.
The movement Of the Ger
mans 10 the south il threaten
ing the country'S life" IZycStia
declared ct is impossible 10 ca
aggeTate its Importance.
Al Voronczh. 300 miles north oi
RoStov the Soviet troops contin.
ued 10 hold tie initiative. Fierce
battles still ragged but adviceS
from the front said the Germans
were being worn down by Russian
cOuntCr-attaCks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Arbiters Vote
DSR Raise
Of 1920 Pei.
81 300, 900 Increase
Retroactive TO April |
Fare Boost Fiinted

4 special arbitration board Sat
urday awarded DSR operators
wage increases of 20 per cent for
bus drivers and - per cent for
streetcar menS thus making them
the highest paid employees for this
type Of work anywhere IN the
world.
The raise viii cost tho DSR m
additional Il soe 600 a year. Ret
roactive 10 April ]. The decree also
will mean p $4,000 hack salary
payment to 1850 worker, or an
average Of more than 500 per
man.
Corporation Counsel Paul r.
krsuse. The c]Ns representative
on the thrcc-man arbitration
board. bitterly opposed The ncv
scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
THE UNITED STATES FLAG
ASSOCIATION
Washington, d. c,
July 6, 1912

Mr.. William Randolph Hearst
San Simeon, California
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
A GAIN, the American people have
Il been helped and inspired by your
amending devotion to the flag of the
United States of America. Your edi-
torial on the flag entitled keep the
Flag Flying inspired by Paul Mac
Namara, promotion manager Of
Hearst Magazines, Incorporated, to
conceive the idea of placing a repro
duction of the flag on the covers Of
the nations magazines current July
Fourth.
His plan won the immediate sup
port of the National Publishers
Association with the result that we
have the Star Spangled Banner ap-
pearing on nearly a hundred milliol
magazine covers this week.
The United States Flag Associa-
ton was so impressed by the pune
patriotism Of this program that our
executive board, to encourage the
plan, offered to award our cross OF
honor and our patriotic service cross
for the most outstanding flag cover
designs. The selection of the VIM
ming covers was made here in Wash
ington at the National Gallery of Art
by committee Of eminent American
artists many of whom made special
trip to Washington at their own
expense for this purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
i. ). Subs Sink
6 Jap Ships
/ a Destroyer
Tanker, Cargo Craft
Sent Down; Believe
Convoy Attacked
CSee Picture on Page -

WASHINGTON, July - CINS)
The navy department announced
tonight that United States sub
marines OF the Pacific fleet
ranging into enemy waters, have
sunk six additional Japanese Yes
sells including A modern destroyer
This was the thirty-eighth Japa-
nese destroyer 10 be sent to the
bottom by American ships and
planes in seven and one-half
months Of war.
During tho same period the
army and navy together have
sunk or damaged approximately
275 japanese combatant and mer-
chant ships.
United States submarines alone
accounted for 81 of these.
Scene Of the new successes by
American underSea craft against
the japanese naval and merchant
fleets was not revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Germans Launch Battle for Stalingrad;
Shock Troops Cross Don at 2 Points

MOSCOW July = INS).-Tho
battle for Stalingrad was under
way tonight after German shock
troops crossed the Don River At
two points near Tslmalynsk, 125
miles from the City Of Steel. 20
while 100000 other Nazis with
1000 tanks and as many planes
battered at the last defenses OF
ROStov.
With tho situation graver than
at any time in the Soviet nations
history tho important rail line
from Stalincrad 10 the north eau
CaSuS. sole remaining Russian-hcld
Ink between Moscow and tho vast
OIL reaches between the Caspian
and Black seas. was subjected 10
terrific Nazi aerial commandments.
Tho railroad lies - miles beyond
where the Nazi invaders forced
their now Don crossings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Only $1,000 Answer
Laval War Work Plea

VICHY July 81 Delayed CUP).
Efforts by Chief OF Government
Pierre Laval 10 raise $4,000 vol
unteerS for German war factories
failed 10 produce more than 5000
workers IN the month since he
made radio appeal for. recruits. II
was reported today.
The 5000 already have gone
10 Germany and another 5000
who signed up have nor Vet left
Many Of the latter were reported
10 be non-FrenCh or "repeaters
returning To Germany for a sec
ond enlistment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

ter-attacks were slowing down tho
Nazi advance through the Dor
area.
German detachmcnts h a ve
thrust forward from RoStov 10
capture ApSaitSkaHa, wiplng out
ait Russians on tho northern
bank Of tho Don River. the Bcr-
lin radio claimed
The Soviet high command ear
llcr had acknowledged that the
NaziS, despite huge losses as TN,
battle reached a new peak o.
feroclty had broken through Ros
toy $ dCicnScS az ono sector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

were convinced
r q q & eV o Il
" o u ! a n OF
compromise On
delivery If al
ID ition war
s u p p ! ! e 8
10 Japan.
/ In the months
that l reported
Id . Y Q lopnnentS
m Toxic lead
ing UP 10 the
war and during
SIX months Of
intCrnncnt fol-
lowing + Q a r !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Pearl HdrbOr Raid Ahead
Of Plan,' Bellaire Says

Here for the first time is the
inside story Of Japan's declara-
tion Of war on tho United
States-of the sneak attack on
Pearl Harbor and how IT was
planned by the enemy war lords
as told by tho former United
Press manager in Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

IN COMMENTING editorially on
L the program, the Washington Star
said:
THE current display of the
Star Spangled Banner on the Gov
ers of multiplicity of magazines
did not simply happen. 1t was
planned and prepared for with a
skill amounting to genius. The
result of the drive is certainly
worthy of study. More than 500
magazines are known to have
accepted the suggestion. The
number eventually may be double
that many.
obviously, the whole under
taking has succeeded because il is
psychologically sound"
SOMETIME ago, President Roose-
- welt said in a press conference
that he would like to see greater dis
play of the flag. In these critical
days, when every bit Of useful ma
terial must be conserved for the WAY,
it is particularly interesting that the
flag Of the United States has beer
reproduced in color on the nations
magazine covers, approximately 3
hundred million in number, without
the use Of a single ounce Of material
that would not otherwise have been
used.
Z Yes, Mr.. Hearst, we agree that
the plan was prepared with a skill
amounting to genius and we are
proud to salute you and your or
ganization for the great patriotic
service which youunceasingly render
the people of America through your
devotion to the flag of the United
States.
Sincerely yours,
William +. Seals,
Director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Air Battle RACES

The most savage fighting was
on a l25-mile front along the
lower Don from RoStov itself 10
TSimlyanSk midway between Ros-
toy and Stalngrad
4 terrific air battle was being
fought along most of the front.
with tho Russians using many
Amerlcan-made bombers blasting
enemy supply columns and trying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Linked TO 8 on Trial

Joseph Schmidt. 80. tall, raw.
honed farmer and trapper with
extraordinarily strong han d 5
speaks in a high-pitched voice
with decided Sing-Song Swedish
accent punCtuateS his converse.
ton with peculiar abrupt laugh
These three \azi sabOteurs."
Hoover said tonight. "were assoc
sociated with the enemies now
on trial before a military COM
mission, have received extensive
training in the methods Of COM
hitting sabotage and have re-
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Berlin sabotage Ssh DOL that
trained and assigned the eight
Nazi agents now on trial before
a military commission.
As circulars with complete de-
scriptionS and pictures went up in
public places throughout the coun-
try. Hoover revealed the three had
been ordered 10 sneak into the
country to set up permanent
sabotage headquarters for the
German high command in Chicago.
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; Nazi SabOteurs
Hunted Over L. S.;
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WASHINGTON, July % S)-The nation tonight joined
the FB determined manhun three expert saboteurs
who may have been landed either by German submarine
by parachute
On the orders of FBI Director Edgar Hoover blanket