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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Map by Times staff Artist

Map by Times Staff Artist
TOday's situation on the
Italian war front, where
the British Eighth Army
in the east and the L., s.
Fifth Army in the west
are battling toward the
German defense line on the
Garigiian0 River i'm the
current offensive on Rome,
at one point only 85 miles
away (note distances).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Contractors 10 Start
On Rail Underpasses

LANSING. Oct. 2l-Construc-
ton Of two edjoin n - unf9 passes
carrying railroad beds over the
Detroit industrial eSp.e way N
Dearborn will begin al once.
Highway Commissioner Charles
NJ Ziegler announced today.
DARN and Armstrong. Inc. Of
Detroit was low bidier on the
project Al Si7S 30 r.. {. Nolan
and son OF Center Line. submitted
tuc low bid of S1iS72 for con-
Struction Of water pumping sta
ton on the expresSway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Crash
Weeks
No. L Tip

An alert driver, who saw tho
two-car crash at Telegraph and
Ford roads in which a mother
and father and their 2-year-old
son were killed, gets SIS slice
of this weeks $50 news tip
awards.
He will receive the check be-
cause of his promptneSS in get
ting to a phone 10 call Cherry
$500 and tell the news tip edi-
tor the details.
CANNING BLAST STORY
The second place award for
the week goes TO the housewife
whose quick thinking got the
story to the Times of a woman
who was severely burned when
canned goods she was preparing
for the winter exploded. A
check for SO rewards this
woman for her minutes work.
Third best news tip for the
period was phoned in by one of
two men who chased a hit-and-
run driver and caught him after
threatening him with their
shotguns. The men were on
their way for some hunting
when they saw the accident and
gave chase.
This is another example OF
many persons seeing story
happening, but not thinking TO
call the Times 10 get some easy
money. Several persons missed
the S. which went to the news
Upper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
MARLBOROUGH

tr Harper- Brick SIS. steam coal b.
good transportation. i51r down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

FURNISHED hve-room cement block house
with eight acres. Everything 60 20 right
TO housekeeping, including electric stove,
washing machine, etc Immediate posses
sion. $4,000 cash Call evenings West
9 Mile road between Rushton and Marshal
roads South LYONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING, LUnBEf
AILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE
7 ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON 07Ot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
ALL GOOD BUYS

COLORED HOTEL-56 rms. with water;
income s2O, 600 yrly beautifully fur
nished shows large profit. $1,000 dn.
% RMS near Fisher Bids inc. 1922
long lease refrig. washer etc. II
you are hard 10 suit, see this" 81 500 dn
% RIM. hrk. Avery; into apis, with wa
Ter and Frigidares inc SSH. eycep-
,ionally well furnished: 81 500 IN
2-RM. brk., near Olympia all in apis !;
inc. 1915; rent 500, well furnished .
newly decorated; 81. 900 dn
Is BEAUTIFUL RMS. Lincoln. into IS
units; inc. S3i0. rent $40, real clean
81 500 dn.
Is RMS above Blvd. west of Woodward
inc. S325; besides large rms elaho-
rately furnished. spotlessiy clean. 81 500
dn.
~ RMS. with water; INC. st7o; rent Ss5
3 rms for owner. 81 500 dn
BOARDING house, East Side inc 81 500
rent sos, shows large profits; 81 800 dn.
16 RMS, Tmmbull. into 10 apts., with
water: income $500 rent $50. nice
bldg. well furnished 81 900 dn
IS RMS near Convention Hail all in
apis, with water; income 5000 cheap
rent long lease: Al condition; $500 On.
eRM brk., West Forest; rent S55; inc
$3.50; besides your apt. near school
PROPERTIES
CoLoRED-25 rms near John Y wei
furnished. all IN apis, with water inc.
thing goes; S., 600 IN.
CoLoRED--i6 beautiful furnished rms
all IN apis with water. near Wood
ward; inc $500 besides 3 large rooms.
This Is hgh-clsss; $4,000 Din.
24-RM. brk. Second: completely fur.
nished. into 70 sp,s with water. 2
baths. inc s3f5; steam stoker. newly
decorated, 81 600 On
OPEN SUNDAY FROM - 20
IMPERIAL CA. $685.
253e wooDwARD-RM 5o2
COMPLETE millinery store fixtures, wall
cases with drawers and vanties COM
piete mems furnishings store wallcases,
showcases and shelving Max sabarod,
1921 Wyoming. Hogarth 2772
CoNFEcTIoNERY-W furnished rooms.
near schools and park; small down pay
ment; bargain Owner. Dixon 1855
FOR sALEv-Two thirds steel treating bust
ness: good reputation in and out Of city:
well established growing concern that will
continue to 20 at top speed after the war,
owner drafted. DA. 6l36.
FOR SALE Cleaning business fully
equipped; good neighborhood POOLS Fen
kell. Vermont 7-i7is. Call in evening.
GROCERY STORE with good business
fixtures In excellent condition: busy
SPOT and no competition. living quarters
In rear; two apartments up stairs rented
steam heat and gear garage. Temple
GROCERY sTORE-For sale reasonable.
1901 Farnsworth. owner. a0i6 Brush.
Apt 4
GROCERY. meats doing good business
t.ss.s.
PARKING LOT for lease $50 month
Larned and Brush Cali Clifford 3ses
TO BUY OR SELL RooMiNG HOUSES
APARTMENTS AND HOTELS CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
CA. 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES WANTED

WANTED -- PRODUCTS OR IDEAS FOR
POSTWAR DEVELOPMENT
Established manufacturer with excellent
facilities Tor the manufacture Of precision
mechanical and electrical products Of small
or medium size wants patented or patent.
able IDEAS, or products that can be gotten
ready for future markets. We will de-
veiop. finance and produce items with a
sound future Your rights \scrupulous sly
respected, Send data. Address Box B-1697
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
CA. 1888

WAREHOUSE a TRANSIT TERMINAL
Interested contracting personnel who can
manage and operate warehouse We own
building Saginaw, Michigan. containing
$4,000 50. IT, Sprinklered r r. sid
ings one under cover Inside loading plat
form especially suited for transit terminal.
for drop shipments. produce, etc. Indus
trial. 67s Broadway. New York. CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS

INSULATION headquarters - All types !.
lowest prices In town. Fillmore Lumber.
25Zuf 'Gratiot Prospect A5A3.
LUMBER bldg. materials stiil available.
u. Housewrecklng 1905 Deauindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BUNGALOWS roR skLE-rksr

POSTER. seko. nssr podge plsrt' neai
four rooms. s. 500; email down paw
unen, Acme Zeal Estate. sos Grsiiot
PLAZA q51a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
203 HAMMOND Rl.ILDING
INCOME BuNc. FOR sALE-EAsr

BARGAIN -SFE THIS TODAY
Mon,beu ~. French IA Wan DYKE Dis
trict. SIS, GOOD condition not air. only
s. 700 s. 500 On TW. 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
FARM AND LANDS ron SALE

\ 2O0-AcRE farm New Hudson. Michigan
20 screr isSe. stream; 200 Il. from farm.
] Evergreen 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

| ANCHOR BAY BEACH Lake and cana
fronfase.- sax2pu $3.50 for quick sale
1 CA 1900 Tt. 2e47e
/ CLINTON RIVER 5ox3o0; high and dry
/ IDEAL home site 1895. terms. ca. 1909
TT 2-6i7q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

COLOREn--When the next depression hits
are ycu going 20 he IN the soup line or
have your own garden and chickens, $50
cash gives deed. Address BoX 1857. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
RESORTS FOR SALE

HOME. resort investment, all in one;
three % choose from; close 10 Detroit .
n.ie- 81 2aa zach, sf,tac down $50 rrr
/ month See owner. Mr.. Joseph S73i ~
/ Telegraph road Phone DE. 2s25 or
Brighton 5767
IMMEDIATE possession Lake ST 1908
Walled Lake, Broom. Telephone Tyler
S-s211
3.REDROOM cottage. furnished water
frontage. near Algonac; $50 for quick
sale CA 1900 TT 2-64Ta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

See this new development, Of nearly 200
acres Vreeand Road, between Fort ST.
and Allen Rd Best of soil, slightly rolling
beautiful trees, city water, electric, tele-
phone. school on property. reasonable re-
strictions. Most of the parcels have from
10 So acres. Prices from $3.50 20 81, $50.
Terms. CHAS. W CROSSMAN, no. 6i44.
A SMALL cottage two blocks from Tele-
graph Rd, with about 70 &C. S75 cash
viii handle hal financed II YOU re pay
ing rent now. you cant afford to miss
this one Newman, $4,000 Plymouth Rd,
RE 6T2O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no appraisal
Zee. Elmer Sexton. 1929 Ford Building.
Cadillac 1895.
ALL land contracts, bought. mtgs made
McHugh. i+i0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03ig
ANY desirable land cor.raet purchased
MELVIN r. LASPHAR 4 COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 63iI
AT Low Discount We Buy Land Contracts.
Arrange iiReo First Mortgage Loans
Edw Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 265s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

How to Pay Income Taxes
and 1--we Apartments peculiarly provide
important tax offsets You should get the
Facts a Figures from Mr.. Bedford
SIS. 600 DOWN-Elegant Cromwell Apt;
5 10 g rms AZ Masonic Temple: $500 mo.
II switched 10 furn rooms.
81 500 DOWN --- Kercheval-DreNel sec.
10 large apis. hedrms. stoker new
refrig Price hair former sale.
SIS 600 DOWN Exclusive ~ woodward
cor: 10 5 rms. Rent $40. 500 tenants
pay light and gas. New stoker new tank
less water heater. new stoves. Fun tiled
baths showers. Insulated roof Investment
security for future. foreclosed price halt
value.
$50 600 DOWN Woodward hieh
Grade apt center Rich mosaic lobby eie-
vstor Rent S34 600 should be So higher,
Price less than half former sales value.
Big income tax saver
HOMER WARREN a co CA. o32i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
We have available several brand new
modern lifetime homes, featuring fun
basement with not air coal furnace. coal
bu and fruit cellar, partition IN base
ment for recreation room. tile bath and
kitchen. large kitchen, dineite. with three
bg bsy windows. two bedrooms. attic
space for another; large living room
bungalow oak flooring throughout: cove
criting priorities for ELECTRIC STOVE
AND REFRIGERATOR available schools.
buses, shopping center AZ hand, II you
have S1O7, believe II or not, YOU can
move in rest financed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SUBURBAN REAL EST. FOR SALE
APPLE FARM

APPLE FARM
10 ACRES $50 APPLE TREES
poo Ri ~ 1912
A new modern home ~ beautiful design
completed this year. tn The rolling hills a.
PorTco's Fruit Belt home that will
satisfy the most discriminating buyer.
Large living room. natural fireplace dining
room kitchen. lAvatory. large screened-in
porch. maids quarters and garage At
iscbea second fcor large bedrooms (.
two baths beautifully tiled plenty of
closet space and storage rooms Home Is
wen insulated and weather stripped Ar
and MANY other extras which make this
home So uvahle Price $50 ooO Terms
ra1 es arranged. Property SHOWN ny NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
GROSSMAN
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

! Main-e.faee- eot.-Nan Born snf Wayne
Road or 32O23 Michigan Ave. Just west
7 of Floise WAYNE q2O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

A BAE%-A lNA square Z acres garden
soil Vreeland RI. mr. Telegraph; 81 $50,
terms 3tg ACRES Sga0 terms
CHARLES ". CROSSMAN-HO 6f44
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

A SWELL chance 10 get started in your
own home. well built 4-rm house, y
acre mr. school and stores, good Amer
lean neighborhood. S55 will start you II
you're O. X for financing Newman.
2s0o0 Pilna.ih RA-Rr -Gf2N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
A spEcIAI OFEER

EBEOlAl orr FIX
Small white cottage. mr. Middiebet, with
nearly ac Of productive land $50 cash
gives YOU immediate possession II YOU
are X for financing inside unfinished
but can be occupied Newman, 10000
Plymouth Rd RE 672O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
INCOME BUNGALOWS ron SALE

BARGAINS Jean. 4ots IS modern
rsu n surnace Al oak finish extra
to'ls, m hSssrert ~ Dos car garsss.
A raAi buy. Orh 81 son 81 ono down
Oyer a. nav sunday. 'sSoS East p sht
Nile PJ. A409
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY ron SALE

MACK. s9oO--l0 stores aud q flats, income
S4s5 month; sell S27 600, 81, 600 down.
payments $3.50 month. Trinity 2-9720. al
S4n0 Russell
Woodward, S. w. Cor. Blaine
VIII consider best cash offer for this
desirable corner rented 70 A. n ana
drug store with han and five offices on
I'd floor. Income around $4,000 annually.
Can Mr. Markert. CA 032i
HOMER WARREN e. co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
low RATE MORTGAGES
REFINANCE
MORTGAGES
LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE, CoLoRED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCiATES-CA 7247
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

90 ACEE FARM In Oceana County miles
HAIR 10 miles Lake Michigan. good
lant VeN l1CatN4 gvavei road buildings
eusi reet repair. fine buy. only $3.50,
terms $3.50 down SIS = month Hanson
NDEDoFr Warf N..hfrn~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

PARKING LOT for lease. $50 month
Larned and Brush. Call Clifford 3s9s
TO BUY OR SELL BOOMING HOUSES
APARTMENTS AND HOTELS CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
CA. 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
S0-MILE CIRCLE

40 ACRES, good room house. fIii base
merf blg barn ftmbe' creek . SETS ~
buildings electricity. mining vafer. reaf
FarF0 TVlnbrook i.llio And many
more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
40 ACRES
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY
500 Down-S15 Monthly

500 down. $40 MONTHLY BUYS
IN acres splendid strong and About one
half cleared some black land Nea1
Crepei. northwest Port Huron No build
rigs t. close trust only Sg75 Act fast
Write ~ ~ Porter. Trustee. Muskegon II
M lch san.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
Chest $71,637
 Short or GoaI

A total of $456,821 was raised ill the recent Community and war Chests campaign according to re- port rendered to the Board of Dl- rectors yesterday by John R. Clark, public accountant. The campaign total is 1887 short of the goal of $528, ,454. This shortage is being ab- sorbed through reduction of each ;esar t;.Cipating Ggency's budget for 1944 in the appropriations made by the directors of the campaign or ganization at yesterdays meeting.
 "It is regrettable" said Austin L. Adams, president of the Community and War Chests, Inc. "that 1t IS necessary for us to make this cut ill the budgets of the agencies. All o1 the money asked for is needed to carry on the social and health work locally and to meet our share Of the National War Fund. Nevertheless our directors could appropriate no more than the amount of money subscribed in the campaign
 Since the campaign is officially closed and the amount raised is short of the actual needs, the direc- tors, to encourage further contribu- tions, have agreed that any person who desires to make specific con- tribution to any of the member agencies on or before December 31st of this year can do so. If the contribution is ear-marked for any agency participating in the cam paign 1t will be turned over in its entirety to the agency designated without affecting the amount ap- propriated to 1t from the amount raised in the campaign. The mem- Der agencies are:
 Community Chest of Waterbury, Inc.
 United War and Community Funds of Connecticut, Inc, (Na- tional War FundD.
 Watertown Committee on United War and Community Funds.
 Local U. s. O. Committee of Wa terbury.
 Waterbury Servicemen's Commit tee.
 Waterbury Chapter Bundles for America"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
NAz|S LOSE
 INITIATIVE
 AROUND K|Ev
Limited Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff COrrespondent)
 London, December "A. - (UP) - The German high command reported today that the Red Army had launched a new offensive with several divisions in lower White Russia and had regained the initiative in the Kiev salient where the big gest Nazi cOunter-attack of the campaign had fizzled out.
 An official Berlin broadcast said the Russians attacked in force along the Upper Dnieper northeast of Zhlobin, key rail junction of south- ern White Russia. It added that "heavy fighting" is going on, signifi- cantly giving no hint of the trend.
 Soviet attacks southeast of Koro- sten and east of zhitomir had col lapsed. It was in the region of those toWn8 east of Kiev that the Nazis apparently had expended their su- preme effort to reverse the sweep ing gains of the Red Army's sum- mer and early winter offensive.
 Ths reported Russian offensive near zfllobin apparently was syn chronized with the Nevel drive bear ing town into White Russia from the north and threatening the key stone bases o Bitebsk and Polotsk.
 A United rress dispatch from Moscow said Gen. Ivan Bagramian'S anmy was developing its campaign along the seconoary roads and cross country approaches to Vitebsk in an effort to crumple the German outer screen of defenses before the town.
 Swinging multiple punches on a broad arc before Vitebsk, the Rus sians were advancing over fields strewn with German dead, while a series of battles developed along the shores of the many lakes dot ting the region.
 bdSI dIIlldll S dNNdAlCCo nPpCaACN to have straddled all the main high ways and secondary roads leading to Zitebsk, the Moscow dispatches said. Falling back on Vitebsk, the Germans were reported leaving strong artillery and mortar units to cover their retreat while try ing to disengage the bulk of their forces.
 The Soviet drive on Vitebsk was described as a three pronged push. In one sector the Russians out flanked the Germans along a road. seized big village, and beat off six counter attacks. In another, the Soviets pushed along the Nevel- Vitebsk highway in forced marches and took several villages. Strong counter-blows in the third were broken and new gains scored.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
Eleven Best
 Dressed' Women

New York, December "A. - tUP) - Eleven mink-coated matrons to- day were chosen as 1943's best dressed but the two top -rankers, CongressWoman Glare Boothe Luce and the Duchess of Windsor, de- clared they hadn't had anything new for months. while the llth, Rosalind Russell, said she'd rather be a pin-up girl any day.
 eve paid precious little attention to my clothes in the last few years, said blonde Mrs. Luce. who like the Duchess rarely wears hats. I've always got feeling I'm horribly frowzy these days but I've no time to do anything about it."
 The Duchess, who tied with Mrs, Luce for first, said she hadn't had anything new "in ages but said, "of course. I'm flattered".
 Others chosen by 40 New York fashion critics, in order, were: Mrs Byron Toy. Mrs. Walter Flowing, Mrs. Harrison Williams, Mrs. Andre Elm oiricos. all New York socialites; Madame Chiang Kai Shek, China $ first lady; Lily Pors, opera singer; Mrs. Harold Talbott, Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett, both of New York, ana Rosalind Russell. screen actress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
FDR Radios Nation nTodoy

Hyde Park, N. r., Dec. 24-(UP) President Roosevelt will address the nation and American armed forces throughout the world this af- ternoon in 8 Christmas message whose review of the forward march of Allied arms may bring a new warning that the road to victory is long and bloody.
 MT. Roosevelt will speak for 30 minutes beginning at 3 D. m. (EWT), from the study of his home overlooking the ice-tlecked Hudson river. The address-a marked de- parture from his usual five minute holiday greetings will be short waved throughout the world i'll 30 languages, under the most elabor- ate broadcasting arrangements ever made for a presidential speech.
 It will be the first time since he entered the White House in 1853 that the President will spend the Christmas holidays with his family at Hyde Park instead of at the White House. And, from the stand- point of the Allied position in the war, it is the best Christmas since 1941 when the nation observed the holiday only 18 days after Pearl Harbor.
 As MT. Roosevelt has announced, much of his address will be devoted to a review of his recent confer-
 (Continued on Page A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
ADR|AT|C END
 OF NAzI LINE
 IS CRUMBL|NG

Allied Headquarters, AL giers, December 24. - (UP) = The British Eighth Army was reported on the verge of crumbling the Adriatic end of the German line across Italy today with a decisive assault on t14e enemy toehold in Ortona, the capture of outlying Vezs.nni and the stor1ning of Villa Grande on the inland road.
 The Germans were fighting a des- perate, last ditch battle on the northwest rin Of Ortona, the dev- astated port anchoring the coastal positions, against Canadian assault forces battering ahead for the vic- tory now within their grasp.
 A sudden Stiffening of German resistance on the Fifth Army front slowed the American advance through the mountains overlooking the road to Rome. They captured high ground in the Acquafondata sector northeast of Casino and lost some heights to the south.
 A drenching rain beat down on It. Gen. Mark w. Clark's Fifth Army front, sending the Garigliano river out of its banks and shattering any hopes that tanks can be used in the Liri Valley for some time.
 Up in the mountains to the north, the fighting went on despite the rain, cold and mist which shrouded the mountain fastnesses where the fighting was the fiercest.
 Battle For Village
 Around Mount MouSingard, 5000 feet up, battle for the village of Viticuso was growing in intensity. Yesterday the Americans took heights overlooking the town from the east and southeast. But sharp counter attack drove them off a commanding height half mile southeast of the town.
 Three miles north of Viticusa the Americans strengthened their posi- tions before Acquafondata, five miles west of Filignano, and took another dominating feature mile east of the town.
 Marauder medium bombers of the northwest African air forces braved bad weather to attack the coastal railroad on the Italian Riviera, clustering targets at Ventimiglia
 fCnnfin1led on Pace Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-24
RETAL|AT|NG NAzIS MAY
 TRY FLYERS

London, December 24. - (UP) - Nazi broadcasts sug- gested today that British and American flyers who raided Nurnberg and Hamburg would be the first Allied pris- oners tried by Germany as "war criminals" in retalia- tion for the hanging of three German officers after the Kharkov war guilt trial in Russia.
 The controlled Oslo radio warned that future "Anglo-American terror pilots who drop bombs purposely on residential districts of German towns will receive appropriate punish ment."
 'Then they and their relatives can thank their own governments" the Oslo broadcast said.
 A Paris broadcast heard by the London Daily Mail listening post re- ported flatly that airmen who par ticipated in attacks on the arms and transportation center of Nurnberg would be the first to be placed on trial on charges of violating interna- tional law in bombing women and children"
 Radio Berlin ignored Nurnberg, however, and instead emphasized that Anglo-American airmen who attacked Hamburg would be ar raigned with civilian women and children as witnesses against them.
 German judges will examine wit nesses-both pilots and mothers and children of Hamburg-cooly and ob- actively the Berlin broadcast said.
 British and American planes all but blasted Hamburg, Germany's second city, off the map with 5000 tons of bombs July 24-Aug. 2.
 Only British planes have raided (Continued on Page D