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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Which,
Spivak
At Michigan

BEWITCHED, no TIL ER F. y
and bewlldered are We over the
fantastic and fascinating comedy
4 Married Witch. which opened
on the Michigan screen yesterday
together with Charlie Spvak 5
orchestra on the stage
Il Married Witch features
Veronica Lake As supernatural
siren and Fredrlc March as her
very mortal victim IN one of those
Fights of fancy IN which the films
should indulge more often
There Is preface 10 this whole
story, so adroItly directed by Rene
Clan. II concerns the deuuncla-
tion Of Master March, a Puritan
father. Of certain SorCerIeS eX-
ecuted by Cecll kellaWay and ms
daughter. Veronica Lake, both OF
whom are condemned 30 'he fire
Their spirits, however are I'M
prlsoncd ln An OAK tree which.
felled by lightning almost three
centuries later are released 10
Wrcak vengeance on the progeny
OF their prosecutors.
The Spirlt Of the girl demands
A body 50 that she can plague The
twentieth century descendant Of
the Pilgrim VINO gave her The hot
foot and, 10 and behold, She turn,
Up As Veronica Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Duplex Showdown Ends

BATTLE CREEK. Nov. pa
,lowdoWn a. the Duplex Printing
Pross Company was ended today
"a, about 80 employees returned 10
work following certifICation Of
their wage dispute 10 the War La
bon Board. Production Of gun car
ra-as FOR 8u'rtanN guns was
slowed down last Monday when
tu. mon we're sent home ny AL
union officials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
JUST 4 THOUGHT

Sutton does save Fosters lfo
but that stu doesn't convince
either the authorities - or MS -
that he's any better fier for jt.
II seems that bucking bronco
teaches Sutton how 70 ride WIN
a plane instead Of baIling out
every few minutes. so that. a.
considerable expense both 10 the
government and 10 our nervous
system. he WINS his ught 20 boz
come a combat DilOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
THE EXTRA ACTS
Entire Cast
Kisses Top Lady

The entire male delegation If
The cast Of Air Force has kissed
the leading lady IN the picture She
Is Mary Ann a four-motored
Flying Fortress
II happened IN Florida where
the company was on location. using
real Flying Fortre>SeS When the
members learned that the plane
they had been using as MARY
Ann vas scheduled for real war
service abroad they lined up and
kissed her right on the name
plate. wishing her cod>peed and
success in her first real bombing
mission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
TIME FOR COMEDY

Comedy is supplied by Richard
Hay Din as cocky COckney recruit
and George Barber as hearty
old WeSterner who is used 10 huz-
yards and not pos filing the
Arizona skies
Dame MAY Witty docs a bril-
liant bit As the English grand
mother and the rest Of the cast is
good
We must pat in a lioo about
those Arizona landscapes filmed in
gorgeous color Taken right on the
spot they certainly hit the spot
when II comes 20 looking beau
mini background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
TURN ABOUT

sN0~I, intrigued WIN nm she
forms a mortal alliance against
her father OF evil powers. and
hnaIIy winds up marrying March
Father grows Wrojh, but ne keeps
getting drunk a The wrong times
by a>Sociating with more powerful
spirits those kept IN a bottle.
and his Wiichy daughter gets a
chance 10 prove that love Is the
mnSi powerful brand 81 Witchcraft
they've had since Salem was an
Indian reservation.
The whole film has An enchant-
menl about which. we believe. you
vii find most delightful. because
y casts spell of imaginative APP
peal and distinctive quality rare
10 the average comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FIGHTS FOR RIVAL

He doesn't get washed out be-
cause Foster has taken an interest
in him and wants 70 see him win
his wings. although We Couldn 1
figure out why. when Sutton
seemed 10 be making more head
way on the ground with Foster $
girl, but then where there a
will. there 5 way for the scenario
writer's
Gene Tierney incidentally is the
girl and while she has been m love
with Foster. the well bred Eng
lShman gets under skin. proving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
SECOND FEATURE

The second picture Berlin Cor
respondent has plenty Of action
In H. too with Dana Andrews and
Virginia Gilmore showing rs how
they get undercover news out
from under the NaIi noses.
Altogether its a thrilling double
bin and # YOU have dull moment
ltS because YOU aren't paying
enough attention 10 what's going
on on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

a n q " N a 7
Z n . V think
about?
We'll. this
ism going 20
be- any con
T o 5 : / O n"
story or any
I hin & like
I h a I, b u
after seeing
Gayne a n d
Fra noes at
I h - Statler
o r 2 a e. q
i . o m. the
maui SitiVc
i kerin g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
WHAT A WITCH

Peering out from behind her
long blonde locks. she discovers
that the modern FredTC March.
is not only on the verge Of marry
ing. according 10 her original
curse the wrong woman bu1 Is
also about 90 become governor OF
the state.
She gets papa 10 mix her p
love potion with = soda chaser 50
that she can lure March away
from ms bride TO be But. by accl-
dent, she drinks the potion herself
= IA Tristan and Isolde. and boy,
docs ihai Mltnh burn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Me1icen Consul 10 Speak

Rudolfo Salalar now Nc>ran
consul here. viii hc the fifth
speaker m the lianudu Memorial
NNICA Forum series on Under
standing our Mic, D. was am
nounccd today He viii speak Hi
the Y. East jefferson and Gar
land avenues, Monday night az
80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Ever wonder what an ultra
smart dance team is like? That
is. what they're like underneath,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

w liltt Nfu 'pil's w IlfHh'HA WI
whether she il lesS-than-pcrfeCt
or slightly more than.
Frances poutS and tries again
when step isn't right, o.
bubbles over. with her Texas
draw popping ont occasionally.
when things 60 especially right.
Frankly. they got violently
upset over flaws that I couldn't
even See-bui then. they work
for perfection, rehear~ing ~
much a. three hours straight.
Last week they went Ia bed AZ
10 o'clock and got ~ ri a. m.
20 practice r couple 81 hours.
That WIS the night before their
engagement opened
Troy practice 10 the music ~
IN electric nh0ndgrann- nACh
n 'hc music bong especially
recorded ~ has 70 be written
20 g. A certain dance, Aery
often.
They are openly delighted AZ
working with Carmen Cavallaro
who (watrh him sometime -
watches every Ntep' anu >e''''N
W "'"N' W"
dance with them. The team
work between dancers and or
che.trn IL fine. hut little known.
Hrt. " theN '">" or gam s''l''
tho mana STAYS r'gnt WI" '"'''''
~ me T'iF'>'''
come mo ; : . l14z y 9 ~ -
r''n''> NtN''a win N'''a''
na0o Wh''n'. on or '''.i'''
0f0 even play l'''f 'd'''''
'0rp4Eh "l'I''i 'i'>II' ''''''
asked INC pianist why no i'.>'.
came.
"4s NC 'T+nL'' man
fa|.|f NC tII NIgf t't MISSED
r-r ami WIS ca-T'Tri
va, going '1 MAKE up i'T
vs. wfs'ak" so dld0 / star.
e70 so n"ho0t 0'n
WHY do"~n ! RANGES "an' '"
e. into MOVIES >h' M"
recent offer 10 trN IN" Nuns
not as dancer hut ~ an
sciresS.
Wei, there l''l' 10" "'"'"
arrogance. sno"'in'>> an' 'hn''.
among the HOLLYWOOD mo" -"u>'
In one supper cum ga ~
snd Frances IA" PAIR 81 star,
com" In and demand N's'''"'
''htt-"n ,h'- GA ne NO, "
rot ia itnONEn tNfrf NFFF W.
can't rtne~id" IahIeA-
Then cam" anoth'r. an" M
other Once theN dhh'"n WIN
eight 'ahle> crowded on'" '"''
floor. while tahle> >'"'" N''',''
elsewhere IN the room run,
tcttN can gro" Y" ~ "'>''
They N' seen ~''.- -'N' ''''
So, after 't'.tN'''- I..'.
'c~ian'S NiA>0 Ih''' TN ''''..
NtEr and p'' ii''II ego
80 famous h''N'l VINO y " y
'"~s.N n'4I-~'-N''n 'N'' pr N'''
y camera crosses NC h'rl/oI'
o~' Wn'O 'I''N ~'N 'N' ''i '''
= .'hil'i'> summons ING
attention "hen 2 photographer
rrnNed the c'i'h~ W'I' haNi'I
= publicity love d''tlI 'i'
'Hn0 up tIl''.' ''>''''- ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

hcarSalS 20 watch them prac-
tiCe their intricate routincS and
ask questions.
In tho -NHRper rooms and
movies - they've worked IN
several films they are Galnc
and Frances. Gayne kln>cN.
who ] guess is around my age
and Mss Frances cain who IS
younger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FREDRIC SUCCUMBS

N5TTr nTfSKS dONn enough 70
appear almost implSh ~ times and
Miss Lake does her best work
O date. with A deVhSh CLEAN IN
rer one good eye that spells OK
element from the very second
reel
There Is also excellent SIP
porting cast with Holloway a
cnuckhng fiend Of hell Susan HAY
ward naughty dehuIantp and
Robert Benchley A slightly SophiS-
urated byStander
on the stage Charlie Spivak
one Of the most popular among
he swing maeStroS reveals 2 fair
for brass that seems 10 overcome
the hep sci
Noted for his elaborate arrange
men'S. Splvak = band D., among he
Iew swing organizations We are
content Just 10 listen 10. although
some of his offerings like MaSse-
nets "Elegy are 2 rife long
We liked Knock Me a Kiss
and the strictly i've routIneS much
nottcr and there a new hoy who
has Just Joined the band who
sings White Christmas. the way
We imagine you'd like 10 hear it,
THE EXTRA ACTS
The Dancing knight sisters turn
out 90 be Two lady defense work
crS who adsgio themselves with
muscular ease and he Three
Sailors clown through lot OF
>lapSuck antics which are fairly
funny
Phil BrcS'hof and his orchestra.
featuring Del Parker provide a
very entertaining prelude 10 the
whole affair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

late shaw ion's! Last showing "ssr'
iu Correspondent, a 1913, last show.
Ing THUNDER BlsDS." t2i4t,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

They are openly delighted Al
working with Carmen Cavallaro
who watch him sometime D
watches every step. and seems
20 make his whole orchestra
dance with them. The team
work between dancers and or
che.tra is fine. hut little known.
art. II they lose or gain n step.
tho hand STAYS right with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Empty Fuel Bins
Trip Many Here

Thousands Of Detroit families
caught by the sudden cold snaT
with empty fuel binds either shiv
cred in chilly houses Saturday OF
visited yards to buy coal in sack:
and buckets.
Business was on a come-and
get-it basis as the result Of a new
contract negotiated by coal yards
and Transfers Local 247 which
banned Saturday deliveries. NJ
notification had been given Gus
toners of the change.
Normally, don't believe the
elimination OF Saturday deliv-
cries would have been q serious
handicap" said J. A. Mcintosh.
chairman OF the dealers negotiat
ing committee. at has for some
time been the custom TO work
only until noon through May,
June and July"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Begin Bicycle
Rationing Soon

WASHINGTON. May is tUP),
-Rationing of bicycles will begin
in about three weeks" Price Ad'
ministrator Leon Henderson an
nounced today.
approximately 100000 bicycles,
including war models" which do
not contain many critical mate
rails, were understood to be avail
able for rationing.
AS a preliminary to rationing,
Henderson authorized manufactur-
ers to ship adult bicycles to dis
tributors for the first time since
April 2, when sales and transfers
were frozen by the war production
board.
Except for bicycles made before
April l and not yet sold at retail,
the war model" will be the only
type available for rationing. APP
proximately $4,000 regular type of
bicycle will be available for ra-
tioning. IL was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Chinese Stem
Foe at SaIween

CHUNGKING, May Is (UP).-
The Chinese today stemmed Japa.
.nese efforts TO cross the Salweer
River north of the Burma road ir
Southern China, and outflank
Yungchang.
The japanese had persistently
tried to cross, il was reported. bu,
the terrain was so wild and rugged
il gave the Chinese the advantage
The japanese could not use mech
anized equipment, and II was not
believed they could bring up heav!
artillery.
A cholera epidemic rageC
among refugees Of the invasion o.
Burma and China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Commands of Desert
Upset Nazis in Libya

enemy trucks and parties without
a challenge.
Mersa Bragg was reached al
midnight and the British rolled 10
within so yards of the parked Is
enemy trucks and men before they
leaped out and opened fire on the
Germans.
The skirmish was fought at &c
yards and the British retired with
out loss after inflicting heavy
casualties and damage.
The fight was not over, though
for Axis achievements chased
the Commands further aloni
the road. Bordering salt marshes
made II impossible for the British
to turn off and slip away into thu
night.
The New Zealanders got away
though, by dropping mines aloni
the roadway and they heart
seven satisfactory explosions" a.
they escaped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
tuberculosis Vaccination
Successful on Children

cihated developed tuberculosis and
no harmful effects resulted, Rosen-
thai said. In a similar control
group" of 1000 children not vac
cinated. eight cases of the disease
and three deaths resulted.
Rosenthal returned recently
from a trip TO South America
where more than 100000 persons
have been vaccinated. He said
incidence of infection was seven
to IS times as great there among
those not innoculated.
Similar results were reported
after experiments in France, Ru-
mania and Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

CHICAGO, May 16 (UP).-
Children can be vaccinated sue
cessfully against tuberculosis. DR..
Sol. r. Rosenthal, assistant pro-
lessor of bacteriology of the Uni
versity Of Illinois College Of
Medicine and director OF the
Tice tuberculosis Laboratory, said
today.
After eight years Of expert
ments on 1000 children Rosenthal
released the results of his study
OF tuberculosis vaccine.
Not one of the children vac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Ontario Farms
Plan Jap Labor

Western Ontario farm, rs Satur-
day made up their minds 10 ac-
cept conscripted japanese labor
rather than see their bumper
sugar beet crop rot in the fields.
BY the end OF May more than
500 japanese. mostly Canadian
born. will be moved from vital
coast areas Of British Columbia
into government controlled camps
in Ontario despite bitter protests
from community groups and farm
lerS who are fearful that the
japanese will become permanent
residents after the war
However. with an acute labor
shortage facing sugar beet grow
ers the Ontario Department oil
Agriculture has finally convinced
Kent County farmers Of the ne
cessity of Japanese labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Ousted School Head Seeks
To End Students Strike

ITS nice to know the kids are
with me-" said Dixon, but the
strike won't settle anything
and I'm going to try 10 get
them back to school.
"I'll decide over the week
leaders, the senior class, or the
whole group II they start an
other picket line on Monday.
Right now, your guess Is as good
as mine on what I'll do"
Dixon denied his home, directl!
across from the school, was useC
as strike headquarters when rain
broke UP the Friday picket line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
10000 Wdrdens
Ito Sell Bonds

Detroit's 10000 air raid wardens,
covering every home in the city,
will act as war bond statesmen
May Is and 26, the Office Of Civil
ian Defense announced Saturday.
The decision TO undertake this
work was made at a meeting OF
area and sector wardens in the Art
Museum after a talk by Frank n
Isbey, chairman OF the Michigan
war bonds committee.
The wardens. identified by min
ute man" buttons. will give every
wage Garner signing a pledge caro-
a blue sticker TO be placed in his
or her window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Gath Traffic Fatality
Recorded This Year

Albert Manwarren, SO. of 1915
Hibbard avenue, became the
eighty-fourth traffic fatality In
Detroit this year when he died in
Receiving Hospital Saturday of in
juries suffered when he was struck
by a car at East Jefferson and
Hubbard avenues.
The driver, James p. Sinms, 81
80 Winona avenue, Highland Park
was not held by police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Main Areas for Raids

The Commando campaign of
harassment was carefully planned
and three main areas were as
signed the patrols. One was the
coastal area between FL Gazala
and Timimi. The second was along
the road between BARGE and Ma
raua. high on the hump of Cyrena-
lea, and the third was the coastal
road north of Agedabia.
From this last area the raiders
ranged as far west as Buerat e.
Hsun, more than 200 miles along
the Italian held coast of the Sirte
Gulf.
The Commands not only raided
the enemy but when they shot up a
large Italian repair station they
forced the captured Italian me-
chanics to repair a disabled truck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Pledges Aid
Browd er Eager TO Join
in Drive for Victory

ATLANTA. May IS tuPl.-
Earl Browder said today after his
release from the federal penlten'
tiary here that the communication
of his sentence by President Roose'
welt enables me 10 take my place
in the great war effort A"
II hope every one interested
In my release will make II the
occasion 10 intensity every effort
to weld unbeatable national
unity under our commander-in-
chief for victory In the war"
the former Communist Party
general secretary said.
Browder, minus his mustache
his hair grayer than when ht
entered prison Ia months ago or
a passport fraud conviction, me-
newspapermen at an Atlanta hote
half an hour after he left the
prison a free man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Married at Fort Custer
Time, stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, May 16.-A
member of the Japanese-Amerlca
soldiers assigned 10 non-combatant
duty at Fort Custer was married
today 10 his Los Angeles sweet
heart. The bridegroom is Pvt. Jack
Magano, American-born japanese.
and his bride was Miss Louise
Mizmoto. The wedding took place
in the post chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Mothers Of Soldiers
Honored al Banquet

A banqut in honor of Polish
mothers who have sons in the
armed forces was TO be held at II
a, m. Sunday at the Guardian
Angel Home, st. Aubin and Can
field avenues.
Mrs. Josephine Kawalski of 1886
Frontenac avenue, whose son dice
In the sinking of the u. S. S. Jones
was to be decorated as Gold Star
Mother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
.YWCA Membership
AT Record Of 1900

Membership in the Detroit
YWCA Saturday reached a total
of 1900, an sll-time- high, il was
announced following the victory
dinner of the membership enlist
ment month campaign. The cam
paign brought in a total of 1852
new members, topping the goal OF
Z. 200. 10 achieve the new record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Essential Goods
Assured Civilians

NEW ORLEANS, May Is (UP).
Leon Henderson, federal price
administrator, today promised
there would be sufficient produc-
ton of essential civilian goods to
avoid any sacrifice that cannot
be borne cheerfully in view Of the
goals to be attained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Frank A. Dixon, ousted super
intendent of Lake Shore School,
In ST. Clair Shores, Saturday de-
clared he would attempt to end
the strike" of students in his be-
half-and then quickly added:
But I don't know whether II
will have any effect or not. Too
many Of the children are backed
by their parents"
While Dixon debated ways and
means to persuade senior students
to call off their picket lines,
strike leaders made plans to re-
sumo on Monday. Only heavy
rains broke up their marching
Friday as they praaded around
the school. cheering and display
ing signs demanding reinstate-
knent Of Dixon. At one time about
500 of the schools 800 pupils were
on the picket line. H.
Discharged 3 to 2
The superintendent was refused
a new contract by a vote Of three
to two OF the school board on &C
cusations he made untrue reports
of. scholastic grades Of his daugh'
ter, Barbara, IL. In connection
with a scholarship application for
her.
Although through at the end oI
the school year, Dixon is stll
principal and responsible for the
conduct OF the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Detroiters TO Hear Richards

Glenn c. Richards. co-ordinator
of civilian defense. will explain
safeguards against air raid DAM
age at a meeting of the Native
Detroiters' Club in the Book Cadil-
Iac AT $50 n. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Program by State

"Only under the most favor
able conditions can local govern
ments discharge their new de-
Tense responsibilities In addition
to their essential peacetime
functions.
ITO do the Job, the help of the
state government II needed and
the state can propose the pro-
gram and provide the example,"
Members of the defense commits
sion would be the state budget
director, Leo ]. Nowicki, Auditor
General Vernon J. Brown. Person
mel Director Thomas J. Wilson
heads of the Senate and House
finance committees, president O
the association of county super
visors, a representative OF cities
and equal number OF Informed
private citizens"
The four cardinal principles tn
state must follow, according Il
Steffens, are:
Cessation of all construction
l. except that which is essen
tial TO the war effort.
O-iire no new employees TO I'LL
q vacancies caused by those
who leave for the armed services
except in unusual cases.
O-Purchase no new equipment
- except the kind which would
free manpower for war indus
tries.
A-Drastically curtail public
r ity and press releases; aban-
don printing of all forms and
/ reports not absolutely essential.
Every possible construction
project should be postponed be-
cause a backlog Of these projects
will be necessary after the war
rs q means Of absorbing men re-
turning from military service"
Steffens said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Raid 300 Miles
Back of Enemy,
Ruin 80 Aircraft
BY JAMES CHAMBERS
United Press stan Correspondent

LONDON, May 16.-Bearded
desert 20 m m a n d os. toughened
against sandstorms and resource
full as alley cats. ranged far be-
hind the Axis lines in the last big
ILibyan offensive and raise d
merry hell with Marshal Erwin
Rommels bases. the British an
nounced for the first time today.
The long range desert group
operated while the British I'm
perials under Gen. Sir Claude J.
<. Auchinleck rolled back the Ger
mans and Italians. They ambushed
enemy columns, destroyed more
than 80 planes, attacked truck
supply columns and damaged afr
folds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Traffic Lights Stay On

A second exception is that nee
essary traffic lights and railroad
warning f1ashers will not be
turned off.
As in city areas, war production
plants need not black out If pro-
Puction will be cut or danger of
&abotage increased.
In other respects. such as black
ing out homes, businesses and bill
boards. rural blackout provisions
are the same as those in Detroit
Joining with Leonard in fornu-
lating the regulations were Sher.
ifs Andrew c. Baird of Wayne
County. Jacob Theut of Macomt
and Spencer c. Howarth of Oak.
land County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
More Winter
Expert Sees Poor Harvest
as Doom TO Nszis

LONDON, May 16 dNS).-The
diplomatic expert of the Daily
Telegraph said today that Ger
many this year will reap the worst
harvest since start of the war. but
with the existing hard scale OF
rationine should be able to survive
one more winter.
The collapse of the Reich before
the winter OF 1894 Is inevitable,
he declared.