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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Gust Patriots
Society Faces Evictio n
From Courthouse
rlme, stan Corr,pondrni

CORUN MA. Aug. "a The
Womens Relief Corps and Patri-
otto Society faced eviction today
from the two rooms on the ground
floor OF the ShlawaSsee County
courthouse which IT has occupied
since 1905
In ouSting the group, 10 make
room for the old age assistance
bureau. the board of supervisors
acted on an opinion by Prosecutor
James Miner that the women had
no legal right TO the rooms, despite
the fact that they were dedicated
10 the organization by the 1904
board OF supervisors in memory
of our heroes Of past and future
wars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Attention, Junior Victory Army
members!
All Junior Victory Army boys
and girls in Metropolitan Detroit
will meet in the first big mass
meeting Of this area Thursday at
II p. m in front of the Casino on
Belle Isle.
The meeting will mark the open
ing of the latest phase of Junior
Victory Army training and it is
the first time local IVA members
have gathered together in one
large body.
Starting with the Thursday
meeting. all local IVA members
will follow a physical fitness train
ing program, inaugurated by the
department of parks and recrea-
tion. This program is for boys and
girls of the IVA as well as all
Others of similar age.
1t is the aim of the new parks
and recreation departments pro-
gram to provide each child with a
strong body, since it is the foun-
dation for a child's mental educa-
ton and outlook. The program
will be directed by the same
trained officers who conduct the
Defense StreamlinerS, the adults
taking part in similar weekly ply
steal fitness exercises.
The program although II is de-
signed especially for boys and girls
of the Junior Victory Army, the
programs will be open TO all De-
troit boys and girls between the
ages of 10 and Is.
All boys and girls attending the
Thursday meeting are requested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Women Lawyers
End Convention

The National Association OF
Women Lawyers was winding up
its three-day convention today al
Hotel Book-Cadillac after electine
Marguerite Rewald, Washington
as president.
Daphne Robert of Atlanta was
chosen first vice president; Mary
Francis of Oklahoma City, second
vice president; Mary Zimmerman
of Detroit, third vice president;
Laura Miller Of Louisville, record
ing secretary; Caroline Just of
Washington, corresponding secre-
tary, and Eva Chandler of Detroit.
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

the names of the speaks
erS, the band TO take part and
other essential facts will be pub
lishcd in the Times before Thurs
.dGy.
Remember it's at 7 p. m. Thurs
day in front of the Casino on Belle
ISe. so get your broomsticks
ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Get Coal Now,
Public Warned
Pay for 1t After
Next October on
Special Storage Plan

Donald NJ. Nelson, War Produc-
ton Chief, and Harold L, Ickes,
Fuel Co-ordinator, both have
warned of the possibility Of heat
less homes next winter, unless
consumers stock up now.
We, of the Detroit Coal Com.
pany, are filling many bins now
while the supply OF most grades
and sizes is still available. These
customers pay nothing until
October-then take their choice OF
cash. or or 9, monthly payments.
Phone today for complete informa-
ton. Townsend S-S503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
LAVA gets the deep dirt regular wush-ups MISS
gets it FAsT-yet it's amazingly gentle!

instead OF smudging up your clean towels
Yet LAVA leaves skin soothed and
smoother! No roughness in the wonderful,
cream-like lather. It's amazingly gentle
even for tots hands - or Mothers skin
Yes, you'll al like LAVA. Dad -.
Mother =. and the Kids! For thorough
wash-ups it beats ordinary toilet soaps
even on money saving So get plenty, today
at your regular store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Brown Condor Teaches FIiers

CHICAGO. Aus. . GNS).-
John c. Brown CONDOR Robinson,
Negr offer Of Chicago who fought
with Halle SelaSsie's Ethiopian
forces against the Italians. now is
a flight Instructor at Chanute
Field, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Turkey for Yanks

MELBOURNE. Aug. 2FCUP).-
Special arrangements have been
made to bring Thanksgiving and
Christmas turkeys from the
United States for American sol
diers in Australia in a refrigerator
ship, il was made known today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
IVA Fitness Program
To Begin Thursday

to bring with them a broomstick
cut 40 inches long. This is the
approximate length of the Garand
rifle used in the Butts Manual
drill, and those bringing the broom
sticks will be given elementary
lessons in the drill by an army
sergeant. NM
Further details of the meeting,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Inside India
Allied Bombers BaIk Any Jap Plan
for Speedy invasion of India
BY w. w. CHAPLIN

NEW DELHI, India. There has
been lot Of concentrated blitzing
Of Burma by the RAJ and Ameri-
can Air Force lately, and advices
from home indicate this has led
to a misconception Of the true
situation.
The bombing has ranged all the
way from Rangoon to Akyab and
up the Chindwin all the way to
Myitkyina. the Burma airport OPP
posite upper Assam. II has been
particularly heavy along the
| Chindwin and the communicates
have told of hits on japanese river
traffic.
This has caused many people TO
Jump to the conclusion that the
JapS are rushing troops and war
machines 10 northwest Burma for
an early attempt at invading India
by land. But the best information
here is that such a conclusion is
.groundlesS.
can't quote any authorities on
what l am going 10 tell you about
this. because the cenSors won't
permit. but I've done a lot Of dig
ging and I'm personally satisfied
that I've got the true dope.
LEFT WITH 3 CHOICES
When Japan finally chased the
American. British and Chinese out
OF Burma just ahead of the rains,
which secured the occupation for
a matter Of months, they were left
with three main choices They
could sit tight, they could drive
into China, or they could try to
infiltrate into India.
Actually they started up into
China, along the severed Burma
road. and for a time their choice
seemed TO have been made. But
then they halted there and barges
began moving up the Chindwin,
seeming 10 indicate an intention
Of launching on an Indian adven-
tuTe.
Perhaps if they had been unop-
posed, the Jap generals would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Dirt goes quick!

But speed-cleaner LAVA 1outs out the
greasy, grimy, ground-in dirt-in 80 to so
seconds. With hot water or cold-sof or
hard. OFF comes dirt-down the drain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
TRAFFIC PERILOUS

TRAFFIC PERILOUS
Since then daylight traffic on
the Chindwin has been brought to
a standstill, night traffic is slight
because Of the navigation difficult
ties and the Jap troops already
in northwest Burma have been
chased into jungle hideouts largely
on the east bank Of the Chindwin
The bombing goes on. IN thun-
derous warning 10 the japanese
that any attempt 10 concentrate
an army opposite Assam can re-
suit only in slaughter Reckless
ness is not a part of the Jap
strategy and there is every reason
10 believe the warning will be
needed.
The present situation, then,
seems to be that the JapS have
been forced after two tentative
tries at other courses TO fall back
on their other choice--to sit tight
and wait for the rains TO end.
That is a perilous choice, because
if the rains end with the general
situation as II is now, the Allied
nations will sweep through Burma
like an avenging horde.
But the Japs have two factors
in their favor during the lull. If
they can clean up the China Incl
dent" with their existing armies
of occupation. they would be able
10 face an attack from India with
a conquered country at their
backs. The other factor IS that
India is \torn by internal diSsen-
sion. the rebelliouS Gandhi move
ment. and the JapS hope that may
destroy India as an Allied military
springboard.
Tomorrow Dinner with n
Hindu ehnnLpnnpF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
jungle
Gives UP
Ghosts
Photo by rIme. see Photographs
BY FRANK HEWLETT
United Press stan Correspondent

AT AN ADVANCED ALLIED
BASE, AUSTRALIAN ZONE
Aug. 24.-Messmates of Sgt
George Hickman Of Hopewell
Va, were discussing his chance O
being alive, which did not seen
good when he walked in.
They thought for a moment that
it was his ghost and dropped then
knives and forks, but Rickmanr
explained he had been out in the
jungle after his medium bomber
had crashed.
Then Sgt Paul Ramsey of Vim
cennes. Ind, walked in and hope
rose that all the other member:
Of the crew would arrive, in time
II was two weeks ago that TN,
plane crashed m the New Guinea
Jungle in a storm. The gas wa:
running low and the pilot ordered
the crew 10 bail out.
SAW THREE PARACHUTES
81 saw three other 'chutes
when / was coming down, 80
some of the other boys should
be arriving soon" Rickmann
said. IL landed in some small
trees on a hillside and made
tent with my chute. Next day
! heard a shot. l didn't answer
il because l thought IL might
have come from Japs."
II developed that Ramsey fired
the shot.
81 walked through heavy
rain" Rickmann continued. 1.-THE
third day 1 found half of a rot
ten potato and that was my
only food. The rains cOntin-
ued for four and One-half days.
The fifth day reached a VIII
Iage. The natives treated me
well. They were all very re-
ligiOus. ON one occasion while
l was with them 7 stumbled and
bumped my head. One native
fell beside me and prayed ID
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

EUNNY thing - but 4 out of never
- get hands really cleanh until they
use LAVA! Ordinary soaps don't clean fast
OF deep enough!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
GUIDED BY NATIVES

after 7 had rested, the ma
tives guided me TO the coast and
was brought TO base"
Ramseys parachute did no
open when he pulled the rip core
and he had to tear il open
81 came down smoothly I'm =
big tree" Ramsey said II had
been down four or five minutes
when heard the bOmber's en-
gines cOnk out. stayed in the
tree all night and then followed
the river. figured on reach
ing the coast.
81 walked for eight DAYS with
out food and without sighting n
soul. Then came TO a small
village where the natives fed
me bananas and papaya. i
slept solid day and then an
Australian patrol officer arrived.
He supplied five native carriers
who escorted me to the coast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Senate Tax Unit
Split Over Sales,
Pay Roll Levies
By ELLIOTT HAYES
International NFws service star Writer

WASHINGTON, Aug. pa
Senate finance conmittec sharply
divided over choice Of a sales tax
or a withholding levy 20 meet war
costs. today started drafting a
revenue measure that may see the
So. III O00. 600 HouS' bin discarded
entirely.
Several Republicans on the COM
mittee notably Senator Taft OF
Ohio. are eNertinC every effort 10
bring the committee around 10 a
general retail sales tax. They
would SCI IL az 10 per cent and
give each consumer stamps re-
deemable for cash after the war.
Most Of the Democrats favor a
Withholding or pay roll tax collect
able al the source, payable in
monthly instruments and featuring
some sort of postwar credits for
the taxpayer.
READY TO ACT
The committee has been holding
hearings on the House bin since
il came 10 the Senate more than
three weeks ago Now II is ready
10 act on what IL has learned.
The one point on which virtually
the. whole committee IS united rs
that the House bill does not 60
near far enough. particularly be-
cause il VIII not take away enough
public purchasing power 10 have
any appreciate effect in fighting
initiation.
I'VE are going TO start today
20 work out bill that will raise
as much money As possible, and
20 have IL ready i'm about two
weeks" said Senator George
tD) of Georgia, c o nm ] tie g
chairman.
After the Senate acts the meas
ure Will go back 10 the House and
then to a conference committee.
Passage before November is con-
sidered unlikely.
"The trouble with the louise
measure" said Taft, ais that II
does not reach two-thirds OF the
national Income. About S6,0O0,-
00O, 900, or 81 per cent, escapes
taxation. This money Is not even
shown on any income tax re-
tbrns. More than So ZOO, 0O0,7
900 more escape taxation
through personal exemptions.
That il why / favor the 10 per
cent retail sales tax"
To make the sales tax practical
Of collection and enforcement, Taft
suggested the Ohio plan.
Under that program. the state
sells blocks of stamps 10 retailers.
They, in turn. distribute the
stamps 10 consumers as receipts
for tax payments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

'TYOur own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one Of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

have packed sizable army into
northwest Burma and even braved
the terrific geographical difficult
ties of a sortie into Assam. But
the wings of the democracies
spread swiftly over the hood-wild
river and screaming bombs began
10 fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Tomorrow - Dinner with n
Hindu shopkeeper.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

DieIer slbfdnitt irttereiiiert einen
I,nIerer Sobibiiler, nelder ieine
Mugenglaier aur Siderbeit on einem
8a,,me al,fsebdngt bate. Die augen-
sldier befinben itd I'M Der Office oes
51asmeiiters nno iperben auf 8unib
Dem betreffel,oen Stuoenten augeIaltot.
X X X
Oie Stu6e1,ten Der Sobidnle miro
es intereiiieren au erfabren, bob in
ibrer Mbipeienbeit bie Cullen aif ben
Seniterbanten bes Sodidulgebduoes
fid ndbtlib periammeln. Sb nun
bieie tpeilen g6eel uns erinnern an
Die 8eisbeit ser Stuoente,L pelhe
oieie NdumIibfeiten im Sbuliabrs
al,sfiillen, ober Oh tie Die Sastraumer
peritnnbilben?
X X X
9ie fleinen ssalane baben oas
fe,tGte 8etter gut iiberital1ben. 0on
ben uripriineliben iieben iino nod
flint iibris.
X X * ..
llnter oem Datum oes 3. SeSuli ers
bielten mir aus Gbarleroi, Ya., einen
iebr ernutigenoen 9rief Dem mir
foleenoes entnebmen: SD tperoe bin~
men fur5em nein 70. 2ebensiabr er+
reibt baben uno n,obte Sic an bers
Ibieoene SatIa6en erinnern. 3d. ipur.
Sc nit Dem Sbio 8aiienfreuno be.
fannt, als id ettpa 6 Bis 7 Sabre alt
mar. Seit oem Sabre 1897 babe ih
Dem Soiepbinum regel,naBig 8ei.
trage gei6idt, bon ben eriten sSsabren
at Bis 1913 redt bdnfis i,no bon
1913 an burbi6nittlih eiulnal mo.
natlid. Sd fann fein Dentidb mebr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
.Mns hem ,Soiepbtnnn1

@s beainnen bereits bie eriten
Ibriftliben Mrbeiten Der Stuoel1tea
in Der Office oes 8eftors ei11autref=
fen. sllle n,iiiien nor Dem Is. Sui;
eineeliefcrt tperoen. Gas Sbema fiii
oieie erite itbriftlide acbeit fonnte
bent @ebiete oes Dogmas, Der
2itureie ODER oer 81. S6rift ent.
no,nlnen tperoen 1tnb iollte BON atpeis
bis biertauieno 8orte entbalten. Cine
berartige ltebuns bietet cine altsge>
3ei6nete @elesenbeit, irgenoeine Sra-
ae auf bieien @ebieten 5lt bebanoeln.
Sic laneen Sommerferien bieten
reidIib 3eit 5,ln. Stuoilrm nna
ihriftliben arbeiten. grnite an=
ltreneung Iebnt ii6 audi auf oielenl
@ebiet. 8ir iino iiber5eugt, oaB al
le Stubenten ftb seipiiienbaft ibrer
Serienpfli6ten entleoieen iperoen.
81 oen n1anniefaben 9ei6aftigun=
gen unIerer i,tngen Stuoenten in if,
rer 5erienerboIll11g eeboren Sano-
arbeiten in @arten nno 5elo nno
gerl 6Dnerungsarbeite,l in fatboli-
ihen air6bofe1,. glle baben Grfab=
rnng 1T oieien Sanoarbeiten, ipelde
3nr f0rperliden uno geiltigen grt-
beionoers i'm iitgenblifen
alter, 10 ungenlein beitragen. 8ie
BEL lns eintreffenoe 9erid)te iagen,
5errIdt faIt iiberaI eiinitiges 8etter
ano cine reidDe @rnte lit in auslibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
Stim,,le Des Golfes fiir
Das ,SoiepbimMnt

@inliegeno fenoe i6 Sbnen $1,000
gum 8eiten ocs Soiepbimums. Sd
batte Die @abe 5lt Gbren oer Mutter
bon ser Snnerlpabrenben Silfe in
beridieoenen slnliegen periprohen,
SD bin, @ott iei 9anf, erb0rt NOR
ben. - Cine laueiabrige 2eierin.
* X *
Siernit fenbe ib Sbnen einen 3ols
lar, ben mein Mann in einem eetpile
fen anliegen peripro6en bate. @ott
fei 0anf! ST lit erbort poroen. -
Nrs. M. g., isis.
X X X
SD ibide Sbnen biermit SO Gents
sn @bren bes III. Soiepb. Sd bate
pen @eitrag in einem beionberen an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

esrn 2eben ber Iieben 81. gliIabetb.
Ser ,ngariiben &0nigstodter, leIea
mir, boB file es i'm fremben tDiiringi.
iden 2anoe nid)t leidt eebabt bat.
als pieriabriges Mdohen bate man
Tie bortbin gebradt, oalnit iie iid in
Sic fremben oeuti6en gerbaltniiie ein-
lebe, par iie ia anr @attin oes ana=
ben 2uotpig, oes 5ufiinftigen 2anoes<
BERN, beltin,mt tporoen. 8ar es nun,
neil ite INNER oie oausldnoerini"
bIieb ooer ipeil ibre itille Srontmis-
feit nidt in bas Sofleben pabte: iee
oenfans fonnten bie S0flinge iie
iblebt leiben. Sierin madte aud Die
2anogrdfin Sophie, lire fiinftige
Sdpieeerm,1tter, feline Mnsnabme.
Sic liebs @liiabetb nod mebr ibre ab<
neigtns fiiblen, als lie nad oem 90
oe ibres @atten, oes 2anoerafeu Ser.
mann, Die Serridaft im 2anoe iiber,
nabm; gIiiabetb mar oanals neun
Sabre alt. Sa 2anografin Sopble,
ielbft nod jung, oie 3iisel ielbit in
Sic Sdnbe genomnen bate, fam man
peritebe,, oaB ite ite nid)t germ ber-
eab, ielblt Damn nibt, als Der iunge
2anoeraf miinoig geiporben ipar nno
gliiabetb 5ur 2anoerafin genabt bat,
te. Gs lit eben Die alte Srage nm Die
Nad)t i'm Sal1ie, oie in Die groBer
tpie in sic fIeinften Sanilien binein-
ipielt. Solte ith einmal ienano oart
an ipaeen, ei,t 9ib iiber oas Sdtpie.
gernlutterproblem 5l1 fbreiben, Damn
fann er nidt an Ser Madtfrage por-
beieeben. 9aB es iib Tim Elm Grob-
lem banoelt, alio Inn cine fnifflihe
Sadie, tpeiB ieoer, ielbit ipenn er es
nur bonn Soreniagen fenrt. Sopiel
iiber Die FL. @liiabetb uno lire Ielige
Sbniegernliltter.
Die 2ege1toe ipeib nun bon elmer
Shmiegerlnlltter, Die man getroit oils
s(usbln1o aaer bolen Sbuieaerniitter
barf. Mber Die 2eeenoe
ipeiB nod mebr: ,iie tpeiB, baB Die
Sdipiesernutter ourd) tie beilig muir
be; 10 ettpas gibt esl
Die III. @obliba tpar cine Musldn~
berin tpie @liiabetb. sic ftamnte
aus Sranfreib nno NOR bie Todter
bodabeliger @ltern. 9ie 2eaenoe
rbn1t ibr cine ausgeaeibnete graie-
bung ,,no grobe Sdonbeit ,,ad); biele
aoelise sssiinslinise iouen fid idon
friib5eitig Inn iie betporbe1 baben.
Mber tpie es oft beim &eiraten gebt:
@oolipa traf nidt BEN ri6tisen. Die
2egen6e iagt nidt, ipem Die Sdulo
babel 5u5,,idreiben, lift ielbit ooer
oen gltern, ipabrideinlib beioen. gs
miro 10 gelpeien iein, ipie 10 oft: 600
lipa ipie ibre eltern lieben iid bur6
ben reiden, tpelt= l,no liebeseetpanb=
ten 8etperber ta,1i6en. 60 aog benn
oie iunse 8raut nah Jlanoern uno
muroe oes bornebmen 8ertulpb's
@attin. Cine iunee 8rau ins Saus,
oalnit bdtte bie Serrihaft bon Ser
tl1lpb's Mltter 5u gnbe iein iouen.
Mber oie fonnte es nibt pertpinben,
Iefen. (lber irf hnbe midi bemiihf a,1nt
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gebolt bate, geraDe dls es III oell
Nieoerlonoen nibt idone Md6den ge-
mug gebe. lleberbies, oas iunge Ding
berltebe nibts bon Der 5iibrung zines
eroBen Sausbalts, ipiiie ibren Sobn
nibt ridtig au bebanbeln, bette at piel
uiip., liItp. aur5, iie iorate oafiir, bob
oie I1itige Shtpiegertodter aus benz
Saus fam. 8erttlpb pies ibr elm
Sansben anr @obn1ng an, lieB ibr
tGglid nur elm Stiidden troden 8rot
uno elm ariielein 8afier eeben ano
fiimn,erte fib ionft nid)t I'm tie. Sein
uno ieiner >Mutter 8unib ipar nur,
@oblipa rnoge balo bor Sunger uno
au1nmer umfonmen.
Die unibuloig @equdIte ertrug Die
3lriidiesung uno Marternng NIT
@eoulo, beteno unb boffeno bon Gag
3a,t Gag, @ott moge ben barten Sinn
ibres @atten Gnoern. Crit als tie
iab, oaB iie nidts 8eiieres a,t erpar.
tent babe, entflob ite. oer 8efangen'
idaft ltno fam auf ltmlpegen sliidlib
gu ibren gltern al1riid. gSeil es bic
@elt aber als cine Sbanoe anlab,
bab eine Sralt ibrem Weanne ent'
Iaufen ipar, baten fie Sen 8iidof bon
Nimpegen uno oen 8rnfen 8alouin
bon Slanoern INN ibre germittllng.
8eibe perpfli6teten oenn 8ertulpb,
ieine @attin 5uriid5ubolen nno in
Gbren at baIten. 8ert,,lpb be5eigte
al1d) erpBe &eue uno berlprad) ales,
mas mani tpollte. &aunl aber tpar
@ooliua nob Slanbern suriidgefebrt,
als ibr 2eben i6linlmer muroe als
5l1bor. 8ertulpb berbobrte iid nnr
tiefer in feline Mbneigune, lnb feline
Mltter lieB nit ibren Sebereien ni6t
lofer. ShIieBli6 eab er ibrent rnd.
lpien Stat nad, @oblipa aus bem1 Ne-
ee au raun1en. gr beallftragte otpet
0iener nit Der Worbtat. 9amit er
aber pesen oes Woroes niht in Ser
oadt fa,ne, gab er cine &eiie nod
8riiiiel Dor. ST berabidiebete iib bon
ieiner @attin, litnarlnte nno fiiBte tie
n1to beriprad ibr, nad ieiner Niid.
febr in 2iebe nno ginigfeit nit ibr
leben su tpollen. Mnein @ooliba trau-
te ieinen 3uiiberungen ,lnb 3drtlih.
feiten nidt, fie abnte .tbr nabes gnoe
uno bereitete fid nit beiBem @ebet
barallf bor.
Ser 500 fam balb. Sn elmer Madt
nah Ser Mbreife Bertulpb's bransen
oie -beitellten W6r6er in ibr 3immer,
riiien fie aus DEM 9ett unb erbroifel-
ten ite auf bas @rauiamIte. 9ann
nabmen fie Der Eoten ben Strid bonn
Salie ,,no leeten iie pieber ins 8ett.
als man iie am Worgen tot borfano,
glaubten erit alle, Rltn1ner ltno gnt.
bebruneen babe iie INNS 2eben ge.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Busy Holiday
U. S. Sub Sinks Jap Ship;
No Yule Vacation

HONOLULU. April Is (INS).-
Lieut.. Commander Elton Joe
Grenfell. 3S-year-old United States
submarine commander from Fal
River. Mass, had 10 forego a vaca
ton last Christmas but his shiI
sank an enemy freighter ant
probably sank" an enemy sub
marine. he revealed today.
Grenfell was one Of four naval
officers recently awarded the navy
cross by Admiral Chester Nimitz
His ship was at sea on Deem
Der 7 and, instead of coming to
port for an overhaul and fur
Tough, he was ordered to proceed
to enemy waters.
I'VE got close to one of the big
japanese operating bases" he
related. cit was nice to get two
bulls eyes on our first fighting
patrol"