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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23
Today's Birthdays
JULY %


Mai. Gen. Charles NJ. WeSSon.
former chief OF ordnance. born ST
Louis. 65 years ago.
Daniel " Bell. under secretary
OF the treasury. born Kinderhook
H., 81 years ago.
Thomas H. Macdonald. chief,
[. s Bureau of Public Roads. born
Lcadvillc. Colo. 81 years ago.
John ?. O'Donncn Of Washing
ton. D. c. iournalist-ccluinnis',
born Somcrvillc. Mass. ~ years
ago.
Gluyas Williams of Boston. car
toonist. born San Francisco. 81
years ago
Ben HibbS. editor OF The Satur-
day Evening Post. born Fan'ana.
Kans. - years ego.
Simeon Strunskv of New York,
Journalist. born Russia, 81 years
ago
Colby " Chester. board char
. man General FodS. born Anuapu-
lis. Nd. 66 years ago.
-oOo-
JULY u
Rear admiral GIblg, J. Row
cliff. born Peoria, H. - Year,
ago
Rear Admiral Edward r. Siit' q
tho NAVY Medical Corps horf
Charlotte. y. c. Is ycars ago.
Abraham S. u. RoSenbach 81
Philadelphia. rare booKman Dor.
there. ~ years ago.
Prof. OdelI Sheppard 81 Tuni',
College. teacher. author. i-cuten
mt governor Of Connecticut. b0rr
Rock Falls. Ill. 81 years ago.
Edward Hopper. OF New York
noted artist. born Nyack. y Y
81 years ago.
Elmer Adler If Princeton. y. J
printing craftsman. born ROches
ter. y. Y. 50 years ago.
DR.. Morris Fishhcin. cato
nf Tho JnurraI I Arn.r.cau n. i.
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l856-Arihur Bird. noted COM
POSER. born Cambridge Mass Died
Dec. -. 1923.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

L. s Senator Charles ". To
ocy. OF New Hampshire hnin IN
Boston. - wears age
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

John ?. O'Donncn Of Washing
ton. d. c. Iournalist-ccluinnis'
born Somcrville. Mass. II years
ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Thomas II. Macdonald. chief,
L. s. Bureau of Public Roads. born
Lcadville. Colo. 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

l8S6-Famcd Steve Brodv Jump
from the Brooklyn Bridge noS-
Slbly hoax and a dummy used
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

DR. Morris Fishhcin cditor
Of the Jourra. f American NJ Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Elmer Adler If Princeton, y. J..
printing craftsman. born ROches-
ter. y. Y. 50 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

l9lS-t25 wears ago. Govern
mcni takes over turbine engine III
dusirv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Edward Hopper. OF New York.
noted artist. born Nyack. y Y
81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Jack Kirchik. Miami atiofmtF
is IN Kew West visiting his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. G Krchik. - Du
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Daniel " Bell. under secretary
Of the treasury. born Kinderhook
H., 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Gluyas Williams of Boston. car
toonisi. born San Francisco. 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Maj. Gen. Charles NJ. WeSSon.
former chief OF ordnance. born ST
Louis. 65 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

1894 Government uuvs au0
ships cattle tn ail,ra' drought
IN West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Ben HibbS. editor OF The SatuT-
day Evening Post born Foniana.
Kans. u years ego
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

street.
Carl Rom. senior radio sleeff
clan with the local office ni
bureau of lighthouses. Wra Bad
been visiting the station ~ FoatY
Rocks. returned Yesterday
Mrs. Antonio Olivicra. Who hsH
been on visit 10 relative nj
ami. returned yesterday
The Church Aid Socicts af 'ff
First Methodist Church V1ll hna
d silver social tomorrow evening
Manuel Gucrro. Who has htr
making his home in Florcnc Al
for several years. IS m k We
renewing acquaIntanccs
Joe Cabrera left yesterday
Miami on a business trip
Miss Miriam Waldron. - D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23
JULY u

Prof. OdelI Sheppard 81 Trinity
College. teacher. author. ilcuten-
mt governor Of Connecticut born
Rock Falls. Ill. 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Miss Miriam waldron. = D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-23

Simeon Strtinskv of New York.
Journalist. born Russia, 81 years
ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
New Tests 0pen
More Jobs 10
Green Men

A new form a aptitude test
for var workers. which Will open
new avenues Of employment "a
all Job seekers. has been developed
by Richard Dresher. an employe
Of The Detroit board Of education.
The test which differs radically
from the usual intelligence and
htcracy examinations. is now be-
ing used by the Ford Motor Co.
and other Detroit industries
Outstanding features Of the
examination are the tests Of the
candidates vision and motor
ability Drawings Of mechanical
objects are placed on A sheet
Of paper SupcrimpOSed over a
series Of small dots.
The candidate is told that II
he draws a line from one dot 10
another and does II IN the proper
manner hc VIII reproduce the
drawing. There are - sketches.
Speed. DrcShcr said is not al
ways important AZ candidates for
tool shop work must operate IN a
slow and accurate manner. so. if
the candidate Is slow he may be-
come a good tool and die maker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
County 10 Help
Medical Center

The ways and means committee
Of the board Of supervisors today
pprove d. an appropriation Of
$1,000 for the development of
a m edical research center al
Wayne University.
A 1854 budget grant Of
$4,000 would supplement- his
amount II the board of super
NlSorS accepts, the recommends
ton
The center according 70 plans.
would be- built between Burn, and
FI>ke and run from jefferson
almost 10 the river The super
vISorS committee. according 10
former Coy. ComstoCk, VIII con-
tnue rs studies as 10 complete
financing
The recommendation of the
committee came after a three
year drive by professional men
and 10 VIII be one of Detroit
biggest postwar projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
0PA Agents Tag
Hundreds From
Detroit on Trips

More than LOCO Michigan
several hundred from the
Detroit area. face the loss Of their
gasoline ration books as a result
of violations over the holiday.
OPA Investigators. scattered
throughout, the state reported
they had gathered in scores Of
out-of-State drivers, representing
at least 10 states, who Will have
a hard time squaring themselves
with government officials for the
misuse Of their ration books.
The roundup was a part Of
nationwide drive TO curb the il
legal use Of the books, partlcu-
larry 3 and c books
a. d. Ruegsegger, chief OPA
attorney for the Detroit area.
said that persons caught in the
first big enforcement drive in this
area would be reported 70 their
district offices At the same time,
he awaited reports Of Michigan
vIolators caught driving in other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
u. -. Lists
I'D State
w OunaIeal

,.o,',dod ,ao ,7o.',,,. 90 ~,
,.l.-,- -. .,....-4.s 49,
t ~. rI,11csn srs, 80 80
-. ~, -. l-....-..---.
-. -. 80. 49,
,''|'ll %. ''''', "'''.,i'' IN me
A.'-''aT, were from me De'Fol'
d't'. Ih'N arc
Pic. Francis j. therosko 0l70
Itt'y-f'rS'
PN' Salvatore = Della 37l9
EI'ery.
Pr. Joseph + kenskl $3.50
Iroquo.s
PVT Donald a. N0sher 5@f2
Conner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
& Book WranSIe SlirS
Ire of Divorce JUDGE

drive three miles The court Sug-
Cc,tcd The use OF buses
j. was ruled thar The automo-
hI.e poe held "a custody of the
Friend OF fhc Court until the
divorce b. disposed of that The
husband ENc IS weekly for sup
Mort Of che SON ari thar "A rife
belonging 20 thc husband and held
boy the wife boz given 20 fho lat
tiers attorney who n turn vii
give n 10 the husband
Mrs Kennedy said She was
afraid ~ she gave The weapon 20
her husband he would shoot her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

There arc too many c Gas
books. Judge Noynih3n. IN circuit
court. told Thomas Kennedy 81
Of 7Si7 Calhoun Dearborn and
his wife. Pearl. IS. Of 5542 Mani
Stique.
The kennedys. whose divorce
sun Is pending were Vr7nClIng
over who should GET the family
automobile, alimony and care of
their son Robert, ;.
Kennedy said he was a var
worker and had 10 drive Is miles
daily 10 his work His wife also
a war worker. said she had TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Red Magazine Suspends

MOSCOW July : INSl The
VI 70 IS COW magazine Communist
International announced today
tina = y r-rS T1CTU DEufrrdtToU, II
was founded I'M 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
House Refuses Probe
In Wallace Jones Feud

WASHINGTON. July 7 lINS)
The House rules committee yes
ierday refuS Q d 10 approve
House inquiry into the feud be-
tween Vice President Wallace and
Secretary Of Commerce Jesse II.
Jones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Jack PICKERING
Here
and
Now

AROUND TOWN: Fragile
luxury-gold and silver slippers
are 10 be removed from the
rationing lists. They tarnish
while in stock.
That would he scene for
the history books, a girl srriv-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
1 900 Drivers Face Gas Book Loss
War Prisoners
YuIe Gifts Must
Be Mailed Soon

Because II takes four 10 six
months for packages 10 reach
American prisoners Of war abroad,
the American Red Cross today
launched a drive for Christmas
parcels.
Families OF prisoners are be-
ing urged 10 prepare now pack
ages they plan 10 send for the
holiday season.
The maximum weight Of each
box IS II pounds, while IT is linn
tied in size 10 IS by ~ inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
SoIdier-Actor Dies

HOLLYWOOD. JULY : INS1
Col Reginald Barlow well known
actor and World War | COM
mandor died yesterday m Cedars
of Lebanon Hospital. lie was 76.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

ing at her
factory 80 h
in vera lis
and $50 gold
slippers and
explaining
But they
re al I
could get"
The big VIC
tory garden
al T ay y r
and Hamil-
ton belongs
to Dizzy
Trout, N o
Tiger pitcher,
and Al Big
Glow. a Do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Chinese
Pleased
NJ Output

Mai Gen Chu Shih Ming mill
tary attache Of the Chinese en-
baSSy. today expressed satisfaction
on the rate OF war production al
the Willow Run plant hut warned
against 'wShful thinking
Gen Chu stopped IN Detroit
with Ky Chan engineer IN charge
of the Chjna-Burma Railway
while on route 10 Chicago on rou-
tine diplomatic business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
USO Girls in Feud

CHICAGO. July z (INS)-The ladies'
we're feuding today over the right TO enter
tain servicemen. The battle started when
500 veteran hostesSes al one Of Chicagos
servicemens Centers were retired 10 IN
active duty in favor OF other girls who had
been on waiting lists The incumbents
held a mass protest meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

Photo ny Times stan Fhotogra phef
7 COXSWAIN JACK KAURIN
.. obstacle; her mother =.
Beating Of wolf pack Of Nazi
submarines with America mod
ern weapons is relatively easy
compared 10 the age-old problem
Of winning over your girl friend S
mother.
That after Serious dehberation.
7 is The conclusion Of COXSWaIn
/ Jack kaur.n 20 who has hattlcd
the NazI pIgboatS from the deck
OF L. : destroyer on the con
toy ran 20 NUrmauSk
Kaurn home ln Detroit on 2
fuiiolCiI which hp hopes veil not
end before ne and his SrhooIdayS
sweetheart Alice Sampcag also
20 arc happily married
Il got this furlough to get
married" the smiling young
/ CoXSWaIn explained TODAY.
Alice and I are both agreed.
7 But her mother still doesn't see
II our way. And I don't quite
know how 10 convince her.
though know Alice and
won't he happy without her
mothers blessing.
MET ~ HIGH SCHOOL
The TWO became acquainted in
RlHY Rouge High School where
Jack was haifback and quarter
back on 'hc football team
lack vas elected captain Of the
lqil team Instead of gong back
20 school that fall h~ enlisted IN
tho navy
II guess was one 81 those
attracted bN the familiar Slo-
gan Join the naVN and see the
world. Ic SAID.
re >av plenty Of j. Iceland
England bermuda cuba the
SOVIET Union serving on A de-
StroNor
While iu a convoy going 20
Nurmau>k the destroyer listen
M device picked up the sound Of
Nazi Submarines Depth charges
brought a crippled U-boat 10 tho
surface Another destroyer -loincd
INC battle. and tho two began
Smelling tho sub heavily.
5 or S. RESCUED
Two r,f, -efews.-i4- er-l5
\ayiS, piled out Of the coming
tower and made for their sea
tionS Not n man reached the
guns. The sub keeled over and
sank and. out Of probable
crew 81 IS or 30. We picked up
FIVE survivors" CONSWain kau-
f rim sand
They were all kids. II or
30, barefootcd and clad only in
dungareeS. They were very
happy 10 he saved
SIN other subs Dr. the wolf pack
were sunk In TINS battle by other
dcStroycrS
The wolf packs hardly over az
tack a destroyer nowadays. he
said
They know they haven't got
much Of chance against a de
Stroyer'S listening devices, ma
nuVerahility and gunfire." be
explained
SURFACE IN CONVOY
The latest method of the
subs II 10 lie in walt for a
convoy. When the merchant
ships are overhead. they sur
face i'm the middle Of the con-
voy, do as much damage as
/ possible, then try ia escape
through the enCircling ring OF
deStroyerS
It's suicide. hut they are
getting desperate.
All that Jack wishes is that his
marriage plans will be crowned
with the success the anti-Subma-
rine fight has seen.
Jack who S>Stayng with his
parents n - Pine, River Rouge
still has eight days Of his fur
Tough loft
Solicitation Dies
IIot NInnD rut, ,rN-c,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
RECEIPT VERIFIED

Hugh Mcmillan. vice chairman
of the Detroit chapter board OF
the American Red Cross, 2l63 r
jefferson. said International Red
Cross relations with Germany anc
Italy were good, and all efforts
were being made 10 improve Jap
aneSe Red Cross relations.
Mcmillan added
Each American prisoner in
An enemy camp receives, with
the parcel. return card, the
mailing Of which verifieS his
receipt Of the package. All gift
boxes, without a question of
doubt, reach the prisoners for
whom they are intended.
He further explained the route
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROPOSED FOODS tBlue stamps
y, 4, Valid frrrItr IsF II
- .. Q-FaHf JgIr AUS T.
GASOLINE
A Coupon a F.r gallons 'r IH'. ~
4 Coupon - eae fss ~ SEPT 81.
FIEI OtI
Coupon 81 gallons 90 Sept 31.
I iNew series l-Io gallons '0 Jan s.,
IIRE iN~PECTi0N nEAnIINFs
A Sept, S. y Sep 80 C.Ju't ii'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
USE STAMP DRIVE

Gerald Evans. assistant collec-
tor in the revenue department
here, said that about 1000 auto
mobiles had been ticketed by
deputy collectors for failure TO
display the s. use stickers."
Each Will be forced To report
10 the department. he said, and
satisfy officials that ne has pur-
chased or will buy A sticker Most
Of the tickets were issued at base
ball or race track parking lots.
A recent checkup showed that
between 10000 and 100000 auto
mobile owners IN the lower pen
lnSula still lacked these StlCkers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
YOU'RE DOING WELL"

"NOI RI DOING WELL
In commenting on the produc-
tIon AZ Willow Run Gen Chu
said
you are doing we'll now and
am sure YOU will fight To the
bitter end"
When he was asked 20 give his
opinion on what could be- done
with tho Japanese after the war
Gen Gnu said that many Of the
Japanese in the United States
were not In sympathy with Ja-
pans aggression
However" he added Japan
will he harder To deal with than
the Germans. japanese leaders
talk bigger and they actually
believe H. They need thorough
lesson and I believe they will
get IT,"
TRADE WITH CHINA
Gen Chu also expressed nj,
hopes for The future relations be-
tween China and the United
States
II hope" he said that there
will he no depression in the
United STATES after the war he
cause trade with China should
open MANIFOLD. China cannot
escape characterization and
your people can help IT, with
YOUR technical knowledge. your
machinery and finished prod
ucts,'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
LICENSES REPORTED

f. J. Somers, chief enforcement
attorney al the Saginaw office.
said his checkup was concentrated
at Clare, Mic, S tandish and
OtSego. At Standish, where l.. S.
Highway % and Michigan rs con-
verge, traffic was so heavy that
investigators did not bother 10
question motorists. but simply
reported license numbers Of De-
troiV and other cars from distant
points.
Some Of the Investigators. he
said, found proof that supplement
tai stickerS had been removed
from wlndshieldS while. in other
instances. black market loose
coupons were found. One passen-
ger car driver, he said, carried
number of r Stickers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
MN. CHFEsE. ~ ID -

MFAI, IHFFNFl FNIN INfd tiamnfl
Valid f- IuF
Q-Naid. JI'g f.flfs 7T
Valid f4g %. FgIr So
COFftE
stamp 2i--One b julr 4 POI fg,T 2f.
SUGAR
stanp i8-s pounds f0 Aug 49,
CAUSING SUGAR
stamp rs. lk-5 Irs each Or Oct 81.
~HOEN
stamp ls--O-e par r7 or 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
CHARGES VARIED

Charges lodged against drivers
at Is resorts ranged from illegal
pooling of coupons. driving with
out the government s. sticker.
use of supplemental rations for
non-occupational driving and
travelling distance in excess Of
that authorized by the gas book.
Ruegsegger said OPA invests
gators were stationed at Elizabeth
Lake, EStral Beach, Pointe Aux
PeauX, Detroit Beach, the state
park near Monroe, Pine Lake.
CaSs Lake, Walled Lake. New
Baltimore, Algonac. Marine City.
ST. Clair Lakeville and Bald
Eagle Lake
He said that few of the out-of-
state drivers were able 10 give
plausible excuses, although some
explained that they had recently
moved 10 Detroit and had not yet
bought Michigan licenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

4 third fugitive cast dignity
IN the winds and hid In a hig
apartment house garbage can.
The mob rolled the garbage can
down an embankment with the
man In II. II saved him from
a heating hut not from few
bruises. Nor from smelling
pretty bad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
ROUTE or PARCELS

lie iUI'neT explained me rOu'
By which the gifts are sent
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Mailanbsr rmfen mad sOseanini

0ie S6weioerii9e 9epeidenagen-
tur 6eri6tete neulid, Dab Die be-
riibmte Mail6noer Sper ga Scala"
@iafommens5ei6en fir ben beriibm-
ten italieniiden 0irigenten Arturo
Soscanini aufgeflebt bat, Ser CUR
8eit ais Seino oes Sai6ismits in
oen 8~ereinigten Staaten I'M @ril
lebt.
Demonltrierenoe 8iirger bon Wfai-
lano baben Die Saila0e Der Sper nit
Sprii9en bemalt, Die beiagen: n8ir
marten auf Did, Eoscanini", nno
.Soscanini mllB Die neue Saiion Der
Scala er0ffnen.~ 4ae italienii6en
3eitungen orudten audi einen auf-
rut BON Dem neuen italieniiden I'M
terri6tsminiiterium an Soscanini
geri6tet, morin er eingelaoen lpuroe,
nod Stalien 5uriid5ufebren.
Signor Eoscanini lelbit biiat iif
noblpeisli6 in Sdmeigen ii6er leine
porlGufigen Bl1ne. SIS mag ia nod
lange oauern, bepor er in Der Scala
uno inn 8aDreutber 5eltipielbaus
tpieoer ben Eaftitod i9mingt.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06

bon Nicoiia. 0ie BON Nicoiia por-
ItoBenoen Mmerifaner beoroben in
5unebmenoem MaBe oie elf Meilen
entfernte itrategii6 iebr beoeutiame
Staot Eroina.
Die 8~riidenf0pfe BEL gatania, Dem
0itli9en Nnfer Ser 4etna-2inie, muir
ben uneiter ausgebaut nno gei9af-
fen, bod itieBen Die 8riten bierbei
auf iebr itarfen @ioeritano. Ser BEL
Der 8. 9lrmee itebenoe &riegsforre-
iponoent Nolano Norgaaro beri6te=
tie, bob britii6e uno fanaoiide Erup-
pen 5reitag friib einen 5luB iiber-
qlaert uno cine ltngenannte Staot err
ebert baben, moourd iie cine @eg-
frel5ung in ibre Sdnoe 6radten, Die
y&onten na9 Dem Noroolten uno
Noropeiten eroffnet."
Norgaaro beri6tete, bob Ser Geinb
nod INNER .betrG1tli1e~ 9eritdr-
fungen nad Weiiina i6ift, obmobl
Die Maiierten unermiioli6 geger
a9ien-Sdiffe b%orgeben.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Ser Qufttritg
im TernOfen
SOngfOns iunrOe OOn Aaiierten (.
mieOerbDlt bOmbaroiert

0as 0odgebiet bon Saifl in BEN
BON Sopan off1pierten SongfonQ
muroe neulid our9 cine &eibe bon
8oQtreffern unierer Bomber 5eritort.
0ielem Mngriff folgte elm 5tpeitel
am nGdIten Gage, Ser iid geger
8erfte, @~erfitGtten, SrofenOods unf
onoere S9iffabrtsanlagen on Der
&owloon- Settle oes &ofens ridtete,
tpie cine <nogabe pe%rlautbarte.
@eneraaeutnant StilpeIls Saupt-
quarter in Gbungfing melOete Oieie
2uftangriffe gegen ben 6eino, ais
oas dinelilde Armeeoberfommanoc
meitere @nttpiflungen 81 2anoe an.
fiinoigte.
ungefGbr 200 Sopaner mlir0en in
elmer &eibe bon @efedten in Der
3Gbe BON &angtidai, Ser Sauptitaot
Der Brobin3 Si6efiong, getotet, wie
oie Gbineien meloeten.
8ilans elmer @DdJe
@eneralmoior Claire Gbennoult
in @bungfing CAB einen lleberblid
ii6er oie Sperationen Ser IA. Slug
grippe in elmer ISOLDE uno iagte BEL
elmer 8reiiefonferen3, oaB 81 feino-
lide 5lueaeuge in 2uftfGmpfen ser
fort pur0er, iieben am 8oOen, AZ
meitere mtroen tpabri6einlid IN Der
2lft uno flint meitere pobrideinliH
am 8ooen berni1tet. Sieben Slug
3euge tpuroen bei6doigt. Stint ame-
rifanii6e 6litg3euge gingen perloren,
aber bier Yiloten fonnten li6 in
Si6erbeit bringen.
9ie IA. 6lllggrltppe bat I'M Suli
iieben feinoli6e Shiffe bon insge-
1omt $4,000 Soniteil perIenft uno
bier BON insgeIamt $4,000 Sonnell
bei6Goigt. @a oies muroe MIR nit
"a 3onnen 8omben e~r3ielt. n@s
mar Dies oie proouftipite ISOLDE ge=
gen feinolide 6Iiig3e1ge uno Ser
proouftipite Monat gegen feinoli6e
S6iffabrt felt formation ser IA.
6luggrllppe in China"
Sine @eIOnns SOfius
Der 3ofioer &unofunf meloete
oaraufbin, oaB iapaniide 2uftitreit-
frdfte, pelde bonn &c. bis 30. Sui
porgeidobene amerifaniihe Stiib-
purlfte in China bombaroierten,
idmere Sdaoen an militdrii6en Sb
ieften uno @iien6abnen in Der 9abe
bon SengDaltg uno &ian in Ser Yro-
pin5 @unan Deruriadten. 9ie Sapa-
ner i6oiien angeblid 16 5lug5euge
az uno perloren bier 5lug8euge, Die
iih ielbitmor0erii6 in feinoliGe 3iele
ltiir3ten.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Die SnOenfrasc in Morbafrifa

from the Overseas News Agency, Inc.")
9ie in 2onoon eri6einenoe franz
8oiiide 3eitung p2a 5rance" foroert
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Ser MtaB-
nabme oes Generals @irmlo, nit
Ser er oas Gremieur -@eieb bon 1870
6e~ieitigte, oas ben algeriiden Snoen
sic fran5oiii6e Staatsbiirgeri6aft
5uerfannte.
0ie 3eitrng, oie oen General @i-
rar0 bel ieiner Nnfunft in @lgiers
miafomnten bieB, betonte in ibrem
2eitartifel, oaB CUR Seritearng boil
liger Ginigfeit inter ben 5ran5olen
Die 8eleitigung gepiiier MaBnabmen
notiq lei, oie iid i'm @ioeripru6 81
oen republifanii9en @eieBen befin-
Sen. Die 9%lufbebung oes gremienr-
@eiebes muroe ais cine oieier anti-
repu6lifaniiden MaBnabmen 6e5ei6-
net.
General CHARLES Sc @auqe, Der
iid nit @iraro in Die 2eitung oes
fran3olii6en Neutrality-suspicious.
teilt, berurteilte Die 8eIeitigung oes
Gremieur -@eiebes bereits Dor ieiner
@Greiie aus 2onoon nod Noroafri-
ia. Sn @aibinstoner informierten
&reiien miro a%ngenommen, 0aB oas
@eleb in &iir3e mieoer in &raft &C.
ieBt miro.