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La gaceta., 1943-05-27

NOs
%cAPITULo XIII
Ic.L DE DIsTRITo Es
! A~MBIcIoso
,vO buen cuidadO en- arri-
,ticina del Fiscal de Dis
antes de las nueve de
l.. Dero de todOs MOODS
.,rde. Ell Fiscal rehus0
+,ba demasiadO Ocupado'
su secretaria. g.,
I, "trabajador rapido" ell
E.,al, Ell case del Palais
.,Dertado Ell apetito del
Necesitaba victimas ell
=, hombre que facilitase
seria un benefactor del
r.o4obo siempre ell FiS-
reeoger ell trigo mientras
tllaba -.
rrecOger ell trigo" rapida-
AHA dictado procesamien-
him Doe contra cualquiera
Iiese sido detenido en- re-
On ell case. Ell gran jurado
Tsmado para session espe-
$50 de la manana y los
babian sido citados para
q bora.
70 soy un testigo en- ell ca
] DAILY a la secretaria.
eho 10 Siento, DAILY; pero
quiere a listed en- la sala
do. PrObablemente lie la
trante ell juicio de la causa.
maldijo al Fiscal de diem
adentro. Ell acto de la
Gran Jurado sumariamente
unusual, pero NADIA era un-
bon Ell Fiscal de Distrito.
a lie ofrecia una oportu-
i mnce politico. va po-
} lbs grandes encabeza-
en- los peri6dicos de la
Dos P~rOcesamientos a las
pras Despues del Atraco.
abba duda acerca de clio;
q en- la persecution era
lal Segura de e~ficiencia.
que habia una ola de cr1-
70 lie mostrare al mundo
Ftas Olas Sc dominan. Pro
(ntO primero y despues in
flOn acerca de los hechos.
eSamientOS sobre e~videncias
enteS para condenar, era
no inquietaba al Fiscal.
J Ell pdblico procesamientos
los facilitaria.
P'stante, la practica era pc.
La policia, tan ansiosa de
como Ell fiscal, Sc habis
ae sus GAUGES para apoyal
p~rOcesamientos con prue.
DOnde la evidencia sc ha.
oSpOnible, TODD iba bien
'0nde no, la policia no err
: d IN POGO de fabrication
81 Fiscal que habia un;
eflmenes. Pues 81 81 10 de
/ debia ser.
. Sc podia dejar sin castiga,
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THEY RIGHT
Treasury Reveals List of Those Making Over $4,000

Curtice, S147,77O.25; Nicholas
Dreystadt, $50, 205.93; Harley j.
Earl 500. 762.75; Ronald K. Ev-
ans, 105,114.21; Alfred j. Fish
er, SOL, 358,75; Edward F. Fish
er, S144, 760.50; Lawrence p.
Fisher, S152,330.25; William A.
Fisher, $93,845; hard II.
Grant, Sl52, 244.25; Graeme *.
Howard, S8O,452,50; Ormond E.
Hunt, $199, 594; Charles F. Ket-
tering, $200,717.50; Harry j.
Klinger, S101,505.75; Frederick
c. Kroeger, S94,084.71; Bayard
d. Kunkle, SCI, 55045; Charles
l.. McCuen, s116,9O6.46; James
ID. Mooney, $145,579.25; Alfred
p. Sloan, Jr., $200,550; John
T h m Smith, 5000, 602 25;
harles E. Witherald, S94,-
903.25; Charles E. Wilson, S276,-
433.94.
General Motors Sales Corp:
See INCOMES-Page 2
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Jap Base
Shattered in
Biggest Raid
Macarthur HurIs
Every Available
Plane at Foe
BY c. YATES MCDANIEL


ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIF-
&c. Oct. 14-(P-General Mac
Arthur threw every bomber and
fighter plane he could rik in
gigantic smash Tuesday at jap
ans key sea-air bastion of RAJ.
baul on New Britain, and the
resultant devastation prompted
the conservative general TO say,
Il think we have broken its
back"
The raid by the biggest air
armada ever amaSSed in this
area marks the turning point
in the war in the South Pacific"
declared the Airforce Comman.
der, 1t. Gen. George c. Kenney.
The far-reaching results-they
may speed the Infringing Of the
whole perimeter of defenses an
chored to Rabaul-were:
Destruction or severe damage
of III enemy planes, an estim-
ated go per cent of the air force
on RabauPs airdromes.
Sinking of at least 1900 tons
of ships, including three destroy-
ers and three merchant ships,
as we'll as 43 small seagoina
See RABAUL-Page 2
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Reveal Menace

SEATTLE. Oct. 14-(P)-Mil-
itary authorities have permitted
publication of long-withheld
report on the fears of a japanese
invasion of the Pacific North
west Immediately after Pearl
Harbor, when there was very
little here in the way Of Naval
ships and aircraft to oppose such
an invasion attempt"
The Post -Intelligencer, in pub
fishing the story last night, said
that its use at the time might
have precipitated panic among
the civilian population, as we'll
as giving valuable military in
formation to the enemy.
"The truth is that until the
battle of Midway there was
nothing between the people of
the North Pacific coast and the
japanese but a thin line of off
shore patrol boats and army
forces" said the paper.
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Burroughs Adding Machine
Co.: Standish Backus, SIS, 200,
A. j. Doughty, $780,
Chrysler Corp: B. Z. Hutch
inson, $50, 900; X. T. Keller,
S100,950; F. M. Zeder, S85, 450.
Evans Products Co.: Z. S. Ev-
ans, 0,304.29.
Ex-Cello-O Corp: Phil Huber,
$154, 300.
Ford Motor Co.: b. j. Craig,
S116, 081 81; Z dse B. Ford,
$234,757.13; P. E. Martin, S82,-
983.12; c harles f. Sorenson,
$500, 004.96; A. M. Wibel, $101,-
05O.6
GIN INCOMES
General Motors Corp: Thomas
p. Archer, $40, 1890; Elmer c..
Biechler, S79,13496; Albert
Bradley, sos, 643.30; Ernest r.
Breech, $77,153.97; Donaldson
Brown, s200,706; Marvin E.
Coyle, $187, 662.25; Harlow H..
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Attorney General Brands
Vice Evidence as 'Hearsay'
New Stote Investigation Of
Low Enforcement Underway

State officials today were in
vestigating renewed charges by
the Methodist Mems Club, of ST.
Clair Shores that protected"
vice and gambling are permit
ted in Macomb county.
The officials promised far
reaching action IF the reports
are proved to be founded upon
fact
At the same time Attorney
General Herbert Rushton re-
leased portions of a confidential
report submitted by a special in
vestigator last summer pointing
out that, prior to July 81, IL
commercialized gambling re-
sorts and nine houses of prosti-
tuition were operating, in Ma
comb county. Five Of the prosti-
tuition resorts were identified as
being in the city of Mount Glenn
ems where, the report also de-
clared, there were six gambling
places and four blind pigs.
HEARSAY EVIDENCE
Rushton, in revealing the con-
tents of special report pre-
pared by Joseph Manderano, a
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FIERCE BATTLE RACES
Great SALVAGE
Drive Planned
Business Places
to Close Halliday

Business men will be asked 10
close their places of business
during the afternoon of October
%, in Mount Clemens and three
surrounding townships in order
TO help in the salvage drive
scheduled for that day, Wallace
Gerlach, chairman, said today.
Participating in the drive be-
sides Mount Clemens are Clin-
ton, Harrison, and the southern
part of Macomb Township.
The business men who comply
with the request made by the
salvage committee will aid in
the collection of the salvage.
Business men are cooperating
splendidly," Gerlach said.
Thirty trucks named by bust
ness men and school pupils will
See SALVAGE-Page 2
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Navy Reveals
Loss Of Two
Destroyers
Buck and Bristol
Sent to Bottom
or SoIerno

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-(P)
Loss of two America destroy
ers in the Mediterranean was
reported today by The Navy in
a communique which also told
of an unsuccessful japanese
bombing raid on A tn island in
the Aleutians.
The destroyers, the Buck and
Bristol, both sank as a result
of underwater explosions, the
Navy said.
The Buck, 1,500-ton ship,
went down off Salerno October
8 and the Bristol, a 1.700-ton
vessel, was sunk yesterday.
The Navy said casualty de-
tails had not been received and
that next of kin all casualties
will be notified Immediately up
on receipt of information.
The bombing raid on Attu,
taken from the japanese late in
May, was the first carried out
since American occupation of
that little island on the tip of
the Aleutians chain.
Ten japanese bombers flew
high over Massacre Bay at a
great height, the Ma y r. orted.
Their bombs were dropped with
out causing damage.
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IEARSAY EVIDENCE

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA Up
- Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau today made
public a list of IL officers and
employees of Michigan corpora
tions who received corporation
compensation in excess of SIS =
600 for personal services for the
calendar year 1941 or fiscal
years ending in 1912.
The list, published in accord
ance with a provision of the in
ternal venue code, shows
amounts paid by reporting cor
porations in the form of salary,
commission, bonus or other COM
pensation for personal services.
Topping the list was Charles
E. Wilson, president of the Gen.
eral Motors Corporation, with a
total of S276,433.94.
Following him was the late
Edsel B. Ford, president of the
Ford Motor Co, with 1884,
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Death Driver
Is Questioned
Girl, Is, FotoIIy
Injured on M-97

A motorist who struck and
fatally injured l6-year-old Dor
othy Mclean, of 23879 M-97,
after dragging her body more
than SO feet on MOT and Nine
Mile road Wednesday night, was
being questioned by Assistant
Prosecutor Fred Van Fleteren
today.
Frank o. Atom, of 13949 Ste
vens, East Detroit, was arrested
following the accident.
According TO the Ware n
Township police, Atom struck
the girl, dragged her so feet.
then skidded $50 feet and land
ed in a ditch. He told police that
he was blinded by the lights of
a car going south on M-97, be-
fore crashing into the ditch but
See FATALITY-Page 2
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1918, and Charles E. Sorenson,
a vice-president and director of
the Ford Co., with S220,004.96.
SOME OVER 100000
Six others in the $500, 900 dol
lar bracket were II. F. Vickers,
of Vickers, Inc, S212, 433.61; AL
bert Bradley, of General Motors
Corp, S208, 643.30; Charles F.
Kettering, of General Motors,
S200,717.50; Donaldson Brown,
of General Motors, $500, 706. 90;
John Thomas Smith, of General
Motors, $500, 602.25, and Alfred
p. Sloan, Jr., of General Motors,
$500, $4,000.
Following is the list as report
ed by Secretary Morgenthau:
Lee Anderson Advertising
Agency: Lee Anderson, 500, 900.
Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corp: Charles B. Bohn, S134,-
052.67; p. A. Marley, $114,-
S72.66.
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BY holland NORGAARD

ALLIED H E A DQUARTERS,
ALGIERS, Oct. l4-(P)-British
and American troops of 1t. Gen.
Mark w. Clark's Fifth Army
cracked the strong German lines
along the Volturno river in a
fierce night attack early yester-
day and have established several
armor-reinforced bridge h d S
across that most formidable OBJ
stacle in the path TO Rome, AL
lied headquarters announced to-
day.
Gen. Clark struck at time
to rake advantage of favorable
weather when dry ground al
lowed deployment of his forces
and after a terrific artillery bar
rage had softened the enemy's
defense positions on the north
bank.
Engineers bridged the Vol
turno to get American tanks
across the stream, which for
days had been virtually impas-
sable because of high water.
FIERCE BATTLE RACES
But the Germans had rushed
fresh contingent south from
the Rome area in recent days to
meet an expected attack, and as
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Green Again
HeadsA.F.ofL.
Labor Union
Renomes Leoder

BOSTON, Oct. IA - (P) -
The American Federation of La
Dor today reelected President
William Green for his Goth term
as head of the labor organiza-
tioen.
Green was nominated by
Frank Duffy, of the Carpenters
and Joiners Union, and was re-
elcted by the casting of a single
ballot.
In his acceptance speech,
Green forecast a fateful year and
said the federation would con-
tinue to urge that its way
ward brothers" return.
1--WE only ask" he said. that
they come back as they left us,
with no additions and compile
cations" He added that the
rights of present AFL affiliates
must and will be protected.
The convention also reelected
See A. F. OF Page 2
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tons at this north end Of New Brtoin island which
is the anchor Of the Joponese position in the SOUTH
west Pacific and South Pacific. General Douglas
Macarthur had scroped together and had repaired
for this effort every lberotor Flying Fortress
Mitchell and Boston he could 10y hands on for this
powerful assault Some Raj Beouforts we're en-
pIoyed for special attack.
Before many squodrons of Liberotors orrived
over the forget mediums, large MitcheIIs, with q
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vewtness Tells How Jap Base at RabouIWas PuIverzed

heavy fighter escort, had strofed oirfeIds and gun
positions at periIousIy low level. Brightly burn
ing planes particularly around the edge of one
Leading oirfieId within our vision, bear witness to
the foct that scores Of enemy planes destroy
ed on the ground.
Now we ore drilling over our target, the horbor,
in banked echeon. The American emblem is
EYEWITNESS-Page
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Torge vessel from the Woter, covering it With sProY
and smoke. Docks being blasted from exist
ence.
Black puffs of ock-ock appear frutIessIy for
off from U.s. yellow gun flashes from worship
break along her whole length
This is the greatest blow yet struck anywhere
in the Pacific, with hundreds of planes, heavy
bombers medium bonbers and sworms of fighters
pounding the horbor, orfieIds and gun nstoIlo-
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Arid Romeo
Votes ON Sale
Of IntOXicantS

ROMEO - Residents OF this
arid village were trooping to
the polls today to register their
preferences on the matter Of
local option, wherein the sale
of intoxicants is concerned.
Dry as a bone, insofar az
sale of liquors by-the-glas is
concerned, the village has wit.
messed a determined effort upon
the part of liberals to defeat
the restrictions imposed on Ii.
quor sales by virtue of a prev
ious election.
Village officials estimated q
substantial vote would be regis
tered on the issue, sole question
before the voters in today's spe.
cial election. Polling places re.
main open until 8: p. m.
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New Protector

LONDON, Oct. IA - P -
DR.. wilhelm Prick, who was
succeeded by Gestapo chief
Heinrich HimmIer as German
minister of interior. arrived in
Prague today to take over his
new post as protector" of the
Bohemia Moravia area in old
Czechoslovakia, the Berlin ra-
do announced.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-14
Nazis Bolster
Lines Before
Flaming kiev
Songuinory Bottle
Roees as Red Army
Presses Attack

LONDON, Oct. ii - (P) -
Fresh divisions of c. m n
troops were being rushed TO
Kiev by the German High Com
mand in an effort TO fend off
the Russian drive against the
flaming city long enough 10
evacuate Nazi troops and equip
ment, a Reuters dispatch from
Moscow said today
The dispatch asserted that
fighting about the Ukrainian
capital is the bloodiest since the
battles for Orel and Belogorod
last s,ssaaer
With the capitulation Of Kiev
apparently inevitable, the fall
of three other major German
defense bases on the Russian
front Melitopol, Zaporozhe
and Gomel - also appeared inn
minent as Red Army forces tore
new gaps in wavering Nazi de-
lenses.
A Soviet communique broad
cast from Moscow said Russian
troops already were fighting in
the streets OF Melitopol, and
were battling the Germans on
the outskirts of the other three.
Capture of all four cities would
jeopardize the whole German
position in Russia and might
force a gigantic withdrawal of
the Nazi armies to secondary de-
Tense lines many miles TO the
west.
BREAD LINES
Soviet troops, preaching for
midable German defenses in the
south Ukraine, forced the Mo-
lochna River and surged into
the very center of Melitopol in
the face of desperate resistance
on the part of the defenders,
the Soviet bulletin said.
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CoIman Case
Studied by
Army Board
WASHINGTON. Oct. IA

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA Up
- Secretary of War Stimson
said today that William T. Col
man, former commandant of Sell
fridge Field, Mich, who was
convicted by a court martial last
month, had appeared before a
Reconsideration board appointed
to determine whether he should
be removed from the active list
of the Army.
Stimson said the board had
See COLMAN-Page 2
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special investigator, cited that
it constituted a general criticism
of law-enforcement in Macomb
county but was based solely on
'hearsay" and contained no
names or specific accusations.
See PROBE-Page 2
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Reich Reinforced

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
Algiers, Oct. IL (R - Ger
man fighter planes which once
operated from q chain Of Is air
fields in the Foggia area Of
Italy were sent back to Ger
many 10 help defend the Reich
against allied heavy bnmbers, q
Polish mechanic who was i'm
pressed into the German air
force said today.
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Cabinet Men Quit

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. IL -
(PD - The government of Gen.
Pedro Ramirez has accepted the
designations Of three cabinet
members, all regarded as favor
ing a break with the axis. An
official announcement last night
said unity of the government
would not be affected by the re-
signations.
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Recall General

STOCKHOLM, Oct. IA - (P)
- The Bern newspaper La Suis-
We said today that Field Marshal
General Albert Kesselring has
been recalled as commander Of
German forces in southern Italy
after a dispute with Marshal
Erwin Rommel, comr. lnder In
Northern Italy.
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Lieut.. Paul Warren
Seriously Injured

The Royal Canadian Air
Force, in Ottawa, last night ar
nounced that Flight Lieut.. Paul
Sidney Warren, whose mother,
Mrs. Joseph Warren, lives at ALP
Cass Ave, Mount Clemens, is
dangerously i'll as result of in
juries.
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Raid Axis Island

CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. IA - up
- Middle east raiders swung
their Aegean offensive to the
island Of Gavdos (Gozzo), a
small island 20 miles south Of
Crete, where they bornbed the
barracks at Ambelo, the British
announced today.
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BY FRANK 1. KLUCkHOHk
New York Times Correspondent

ABOARD A BOMBER Over RobouI, Oct. II =
DeIoyed) - Far below US ships are bursting into
flames or leaving white wakes as they circle trontc-
oily. A poll Of black and pnkish eroy smoke dims
the wide oreo of oirfeIds and installations where
woves of United Stotes medium bonnbers strofed
earlier.
A big sovo of looO-pound bombs has lifted
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Allies i'm Charge

SOUTH PACIFIC HEAD
QUARTERS, Oct. Is - Delay
ed) - up - Adm. william F..
HaIsey, announcing that allied
forces are in complete domina-
ton of Kolombangara and Vella
Lavella islands in the SOlomons,
said today the japanese are
showing an increasing reluctance
to stand and fight along their
outer defense lines.
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Key Road Center

LONDON, Oct. ID - (R) -
The German-c controlled vichy
radio said today that allied fore
es in Italy had reached vinchia-
turo, key road center 10 miles
north Of San Croce, capture Of
which was announced yesterday
by allied headquarters.
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9Th Army Cracks
VOlturnO Line
Americans, British Storm
Barrier on Road to Rome

the British and Americans
clawed their way up the steep
banks fierce fighting ragged up
See ITALY-Page 2
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CLOUDS OF b0MbERS CRUSH RAbAUL
late X X X
bulletins
Border ReOpened

BOrOer ReOpeneU
LONDON, Oct. IA - (P -
The German-contrOlled Paris
radio said today that the ltal-
ian-Swiss frontier, which was
closed following Benito Mus
solini's fall and the subsequent
Italian capitulation, has now
been re-opened.
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Ita|y's(rimes
MOI Forgotten
War Declaration
Not Convincing

LONDON, Oct. IA - (P) -
Italy's former misdeeds remain
ed strongly alive today despite
the Badoglio governments dec
laration of war against Germany
and most unofficial quarters APP
peared to have adopted an at
titude of wait-and-see.
The Daily Mail summed il up
thus:
Actions will count ..
The terms to defeated Italy can
only be adjusted in the light of
the assistance which she gives
us. To put it another way -
Italy will be punished for her
misdeeds, but she may obtain
remission for good conduct"
No official comment has been
forthcoming so far from the ex-
lied governments of France, Yu-
goslavia, Greece and Albania
Italy's four chief victims - but
men of those nationalities have
emphasized that they and their
compatriots will not forget cas-
lily.
GREEKS SKEPTICAL
1--WE certainly are not yet
ready to fight shoulder to shout
der with them as allies" de-
clared one Greek.
A high Yugoslav said he well
coined "anyth ing that will
shorten the war" but added that
IF it means a move whereby
any new Italian regime will be
given concessions at the expense
of the Yugoslav nation, battling
now for life, we will be disap-
pointed"
The Provisional Committee of
Directors of the Italian Socialist
Party in London was frankly
antagonistic.
The committee labeled the Ba-
doglio government San -inposi-
See CAUTIOUS-Page 2
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS

impartial Coverose
OF All Loeol News
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
Sister Freed
In Boy Killing

BURLINGTON. Ky Dec -
INSl-A urN NIL pen in
Boone County. circuit court last
night reture.a q vfrdict of not
guilty IN The case Oi Vear-oId
Joan KiCer, charged with tho
murder of her 6-Near-old brother
Jerry
The girl and her mother. Mrs
Jennie kiEer, 90 worc indicted m
the nHrdors -of Cal c. kIGer,
wee mayor ef CevrEtnn Ky and
The father oi The family, and his
son last Aug r.
Joan was being tried first for
her brother murder
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
EsGeF'EiRResE'S
q
HDQfGaGiSfS

tO%HQ&, Doc l>s The
E0lin correspondent of Swiss
oVSpapcr reported TODAY that re.
cont heavy air attacks ON 'uc Nal.
capital hsd SO ->ha1~sr Hr-i0efs
hat they nn longer hDHgUc H q
German 'c'orN.
.a m dispatch ~ H. twaan
uaiN Na tnc corrc pwaru lor
the Gazette dc ldu>auus vHo re.
Gently tc'uuucd from Berlin Nd'
The battle Of Berlin mR, be-
come a>trrnipg point Of the war.
Should tho raidS on Berlin con-
tInucF they .willDnaVe a/dccis,tc
r. Influence IhC German war M
hnc has beou shaken NoW
BcrliucrS do not believe m VIC
tory
-ILaN viii mo- l6uETT make
the >acuiicc- demanded of
them Their morale vill col
lapse
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
Tail Gone, Bomber Returns

LONDON, Dee, - nNS) The
Eighth L. $ Ain Force, revealed
today that ID 1t .lahn b. -PaNian
of Chicago. successfully brought
his Libcrator bomber hack 10 base
after large part Of its tail was
shot Oft in the attack on Bremen
Monday
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

BslN War Savings Stamps the
conN enient way order them
delivered "a yo,ir door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

mitted having three or four
drinks later was gwen a SIS
fine or - days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
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collection ~ fssofitF ris-r
tsfss'ia0t--fru- ~ 50 & .
sIr'r. rfrrrrf--p+ G'N
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

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b.. 'Hr .rt MHi'a. ga.1
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

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hs Fay AratsAs s-1 orr-s'
TT01f ~ Fsssii INT fTUr 80
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