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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Film Time Clock

adams Margin for Error" 1921
3.O2. 5:43. SEA. II .O5 p m; "Manil'
Calling" Al a. m, Ia, APP. 1903, go
D. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI-"Audy Hardy's
Double Life IL a m. 1885. so. 1:i5
1929 y m: Omaha Trail,' l. SO, 3.4S
6:43. S:27 y. N.
CINDERELLA-"Ara Nights" 2 30
5:55, 3 % p. m; Gentleman Jlm.' y 80,
3 so 1920 1873 y. NJ.
CINENA-''S Slaves Of Bondage" 1910
.2:15, 4.25, 6;35, SIS, 1919 p. m; SHARK
Woman" l:l5. 500. 5 30. 7.4O. $3.50 p. IA.
FISHER Arabian Nights. - NJ, 4:04.
1897, 11:ll p. m. Gentleman JIM 2:ls'
FOX THE Amazing Mrs Holiday A"
II a m. 1850 40. 1880. 10 90 p. m
Prairie Chicken" l2;55. 3.43. 6,35. SIS
HoLLYWO Arabian Nights 2lo
$40. e.35 p. m Gentleman jim, ~ /,
MADISON Arabian Nights" II a m,
2:l5. $50. 9:25 p m; Gentleman jim
81. 3:46. 7.21 1856 p. m.
MICHIGAN "CasabianCa. Do u 30, A.2O
.7.41. 1902 D. m. My Heart Belongs tC
Daddy" 1l:4t a m. 1902 SIS. e;44 p. m.
PAIMS-STATE- Forever and Day.
12Is. 3:42 7.l5, 1913 3. m "THrIan
Triumphs II m, %. j;55. p p m
PARADISE Tiny BRAD shaw. 2Sa ..
1875. 1918 . m BEHIND Prison Walls,
RIVIERA Arabian Nights 80. 500,
a.3s p m. Gentleman Jim II 30. 4;03,
SO. II 90 p
RHO UPTOWN ARABIAN Nights,
40. 7:20. IL p. m; Gentleman jim
g $40. e.11 T. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Clubs HOldOUer Stars
Of Floor Shows
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

ETHEL SHUTTA is still the APP
plause getter at the Club Casa
nova, where she is offering gen.
erouS variety of her clever,
specially written material and the
song hits of half a dozen current
musicals.
Her supporting cast includes
Chuck Lee as master of cere-
monies, and Dolores and RoSsini,
ballroom and apache dancers. In
addition are the very talented Wee
Ames girls with their latest rou-
tines and Eddie Camden's rhythms
for dancing and the floor show.
THREE TREES
BETTE TAYLOR'S Easter Va.
rieties" at the Three 666 has
caught public fancy and is proving
a brisk pre-holiday draw. With a
combination of new and old sepis
favorites, the revue offers the
exotic torcheuse. Bobbie CASTOR
who formerly sang with Louis
Armstrong; orchestra.
Rapps and Taps are clever
song and dance team. with Charles
Mcbride the rich-voiced baritone
Tena "PushDut" Dixon is still
singing the blues. and Cornbread
and Honey Chile are the whirlwind
dancers.
Dollie Prembrook brings her
colorful acrobatics to the fore with
the TyloretteS continuing their
high grade precision dancing.
Doc Wheeler is the master OF
ceremonies and Ted Bruckner and
his orchestra do the dance tunes,
THE CONTINENTAL ROOM
THE DANCE tunes OF Gene
Fenby and his orchestra and the
vocals of Sally Romine are still
the attention-getters at the Cont
mental Room and Fiesta Bar OF
the Savarine Hotel. Together they
are featuring a new song, "Once
| in a Dream" written by one OF
the fellows in the band. Mauri Lax
The treatment and the tune are
excellent.
CLUB ALICIA
BILLY REEVES, comedy master
of ceremonies at the Club Alicia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Wage Raise Denied
81 Detroit Workers

Approval OF an agreement pro-
viding for wage increases TO -
employee of the Roman Cleanser
Co, of Detroit, was refused by the
trucking commission of the War
Labor Board in Washington.
The commission found that
claims that inequality existed be-
tween the conpany's plants and
comparable plants were unJuSu-
fed. and declared that the workers
were not eligible for increases
under the Little Steel formula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Party for Dancers

DOROTHY STONE and her
husband. Charles Collins, will be
the guests of the ushers of the
Wilson Theater tonight at dinner
TO be given at Frames.
Fred RenDer, chief usher, is in
charge of the arrangements.
Miss Stone and Mr.. Collins. who
are appearing in The Merry &C
Founders" endeared themselves tc
the ushers during their engage
.ment in THE Life of the Party
and the dinner is the result.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

continues to head the floor show
there.
Gilda Gonzales MARBLES the popa
and Leo and Josephine Gaska
oblige with an acrobatic act. Janice
Parker makes an eye-filling tap
expert.
Jerry Salone and his orchestra
supply music for the shows and
dancing nightly. They also play
the War Workers session from
7 a. m. to noon every Friday and
Saturday for the boys and gals
who like TO get a bit of Waiting
jitterbugging and what-not after
the swing shift.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Mr.. Pitt
At FO.r
Friday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

HARkING BACK historically
one frequently finds periods which
50 closely resemble the current
scene that The parallel is 100 OBJ
viouS 10 bC ignored.
Such a parallel has evidently
been pictured an The Young Mr.
Pitt" the film which opens at the
Fox. In II Robert Donat IS cast
as the brilliant young statesman
who Stcercd a beSicged England
through days as dark as any she
has seen IN this present war.
For IN 1873 the British Isles
were practically a third-ratc power
and were fearful of invasion, this
time by another egomaniac, Ma
poleon, who had a desire TO rule
the world.
History we know. is never sup
posed 10 repeat itself but the CO.
incidence of today of n foreign
tyrant seeking 10 invade England,
was too strong for the Imagination
of Hollywood 10 resist, and so we
find Robert Donat on the screen
uttering words that arc so similar
10 Winston ChurChills that the
idea cant be ignored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Converted TraiIers
Go 10 Willow Run

The Great Lakes Greyhound
Lines yesterday revealed that con-
verted haulaway trailers had been
placed in service between Ann
Arbor and the Ford bomber plant
in Willow Run. Six trips daily are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
4 FINE ACTOR

Best known of these supporting
players TO Americans is Robert
Morley. who first appeared on, thc
screen as the pudgy and portlN
Louis XVI in Marie Antoinctte'
and who later electrified Broad
way with his performance of eos
car Wilde"
He returned 10 England TO do
the Monty Woolley role in The
Man Who Came 10 Dinner and
has so established himself as a
great character actor that he can
have a berth on the Hollywood
express anytime he wants il.
Carol Reed is the director Of
this production.
5 The second picture will be an
nounced later in the week, both
films having another dawn pre-
miere' early Friday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
HISTORICAL WORDS

As YOU may recall, II was the
hardworking premier who said,
And we shall at last see that
wicked fabric destroyed which has
brought with II more mlSerleS,
more horrors than are paralleled
in any part of the annals OF man.
kind
When nc uttered those words
about the aggrcsSor, Pitt never
dreamed that they would be par
alleled lao years later
And so, for the first time, VIC
are TO have what is known IN the
industry as costume picture
portraying problems of the pres.
ent day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
May Festival
Changes Date

THE OPENING day for the
Detroit May Festival has been
changed from May 10 TO May H.
with Lily Pons and Andre koste'
Ilanetz as featured stars. r.
The program originally set iol
Monday, May 10, will be held NJ
Is at a Saturday matinee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
ALL ENGLISH CAST

Besides Donat, who i one of the
most sincere young actors on the
screen today. we have an all-Ene
lish cast in support. y
First. you'll find Robert Morley
as the conniving Charles James
Fox. who tried his best with the
worst methods to diSCredit Pitt;
Stephan Haggard a. the young
Lord Nelson 10 whom Pitt gave
such naval responsibility; Phyllis
Calvert as Pitts sweetheart; Jean
Cadcll. John Mills. Ian Mclean
and an enormous cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Detroiter Killed in Crash

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, April l.
CUPD-ClarCnCe Munson AZ, OF
Detroit. was fatally injured last
night when three trucks colllded
near here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Jap Base
At Buka
Bombed

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
April 6 CINS)-Amcrican Gaia
lima medium bombers carried out
IA Observation-Disclosures
the Japanese base at Buka, north
ernmost Of the Solomon Islands,
yesterday without loss, Il COM
Imunique reported today.
Other Allied bombcTS ranged
over enemy bases above Northern
Australia. bombing four important
IairdromeS and a number Of viii
lagos and attacking a 4,000-ton
cargo vessel in Sekar Bay, off
Dutch New Guinea.
Heaviest damage was reported
at Buka. where the CatalinaS exc
icuted what the communique re-
Iferred TO as IAN extended night
'haraSsing raid on the alrdrome
and adjacent town areas. F'rag-
mentation and demolition bombs
were dropped on dispersal bays,
the runway and in Chinatown and
kakil
Burning aircraft were observed
on the ground by the raiders. but
the Communique mentioned no
enemy fighter plane opposition.
Considerable anti-alrCrait fire was
encountered. however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

OSt-lnlClAgCnCe announced To-
day
IIc has been given a leave Of
absence from his duties as pub
Usher OF the PoSt-lntelligenCcr.
Boettgcr has received orders 10
report on April - 10 the army
school for military government at
Charlottesville Va, and VIII leave
Seattle late this week
He said he hoped 10 be ordered
into foreign service
William Randolph Hearst, presi-
dent OF Hearst Publications. an
nouuced that the present policies
of the Post-lntelhgencer would
continue.
He appointed as acting pub
Usher Charles B. I.indeman VINO
has been an executive Of the Post
Intelligence for u years and as
Sociate publisher for the last eight
years.
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Boeitcer
VIII continue rs associate editor
and VIII be gwen additional cd.-
toual possibilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Public Opinion
Big Factor in
Draft Of Fathers

WASHINGTON, April 6 (UP)-
The pressure Of public opinion
pushing youths from draft deferred
factory jobs into military service
lis a factor today in determining
when fathers must be drafted.
Selcctivc Service Director Her
Shcy said that drafting Of fathers.
originally expected about July ],
may be delayed if youths from IL
TO > are driven from draft-de-
ferred jobs by social pressure.
Stating that he did not believe
fathers would be drafted before
July ], Hershey told reporters at
a press conference last night:
Il still don't know just when
we will have To take them. For
instance, don't know how soon
men of ~ and 10 years of age,
the 20, u or 25-year-Olds will he
driven out of the factories by
public opinion. If I knew this
I might be able 10 tell YOU"
Both Hershey and War Man.
power Chief McNutt have stressed
that the time has come when
physical requirements must be
lowered. fathers drafted or the
draft age maximum raised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
8 on Red Ship
In Pacific Saved

SEATTLE, April s tUP)-The
coast guard. describing one Of its
most daring reScueS, told today
how 81 crew members were saved
when a Russian merchant ship
was driven onto dangerous rock
off the gale-laShcd North Pacific
Coast Thursday night.
The navy disclosed that sec
ond small Russian ship was
grounded on the northwest coast
during storm last week, but all
personnel was rescued.
One woman crew member was
drowned and another injured when
the first ship wrecked the coast
guard said. Seven survivors were
women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Stephen S. Nisbet of Fremont,
president of the Michigan Educa-
tional Association. was elected to
a full term. His Democratic oppo-
nent was Bernard T. Foley of
Benton Harbor.
Michigan's newly-elected high
way chief was deputy commits
Sioner when the Democrats took
over in 1888. He had been with
the department for ID years.
Earlier. Ziegler had been city
engineer of Saginaw, the town in
which he was reared.
For the last three years, Ziegler
has been city assessor Of Lansing
He is 50 and the father of four
daughters.
Approved by the voters was a
amendment giving
township supervisors two-year
terms, instead of one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Reds Advancing
On NOVOrOssisk,
Nazi Naval Base

MOSCOW, April 6 GNS)~Red
army infantry advanced through
the western Caucasus today to-
ward the German-held Black Sea
naval base Of NovoroSsisk. under
cover of heavy artillery barrages.
The Soviet high command re-
ported that Russian batteries had
destroyed 90 German firing points
after smashing through a forti-
fed zone TO capture several more
localities in the Kuban valley The
advancing Russians seized two
lines of trenches
Two sharp encounters took place
during the night along the DonetS
River. where the Germans are
striving 10 regain bridgeheads on
the east bank. and both were said
TO have ended favorably for the
Russians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Yankee Airmen FLY
Under Trees for Japs

L. S. FIGHTER BASE. North
eastern India, April s CUP)-Jap.
anese soldiers have found il doe
not do any good 10 hide under
trees TO avoid strafing attacks by
L. S. fighter planes, Allied agent,
who filtered through the enemy
lines reported today.
"A Jap soldier told me the
planes come right under the
trees after us, " one Of the
agents SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Highway
Race Won
by ZiesIer
CONTINUED from Page One)

Crat. Bert D. Chandler. or tho
Republican incumbent, Emerson r
Boyles.
Only n few thousand votes
separated them this morning, anC
Judge Reid was gaining.
Under the nonpartiSan system
are designated on the
ballot and always in the past this
has been sufficient advantage tc
're-eleCt them without close com.
petition.
Although this was a nonpartisar
contest, Justice Chandler was re.
nominated for second term by
the Democratic state convention
while the veteran Mt. Clemens
jurlSt was chosen at the Rcpub-
lican convention.
Justice Emerson r. BoyleS was
nominated for another term by
the COP. Frank L. McAvinchey
Flint attorney who was the Demo
cratic convention choice for the
second supreme court judgeshlp
tralled the teld.
Or. Eugene 3. Elliott, Rcpub-
liCan, was elected TO a fifth term
as superintendent of public in
.Struction He piled up huge out.
state majority over Prof. Edward
W. Mcfarland Of Wayne Uni
.versity. the former chairman OF
the State Liquor Control com
mission.
Elected regents OF the Uni
vCrSity Of Michigan are r. Spencer
Bishop. Flint banker. and Ralph
a. Hayward. Kalamazoo paper
I'M a u facturer, the Republican
nominees. They defeated Dr. Ira
ID. Mccoy Of Bad Axe, and Charles
T. Nugent. Detroit attorney.
To fill the two vacancies on the
board OF agriculture, governing
body of Michigan State College,
tho voters chose Miss Sarah Van
iIIooScn Jones, who operates 4
iO0-acrc farm in Oakland County,
and Winifrcd G. Armstrong. Der
.r-en farmer who Is master OF tho
state Grange. Both are Rcpub-
Leans
They won over Joseph p. Carey
Of Mt. Pleasant. and Arthur W
Jewett. mayor Of Mason the Dem
ocratic candidates.
Recently appointed 10 the state
board of education by Gov. Kelly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Rdngoon Ab|dze
After Raj Raid

NEW DELHI. April 6 (UP)--
Heavy bomberS raided the central
railway station at Rangoon,
Burma. last night, dropping sew
cral 1000-pound bombs and set
ting fires visible for so miles. the
British announced today.
Raj Hurricanes yeSte d Y
turned back an a { empt by 50
japanese bomberS and fighters 10
attack Southeastern India bases,
damaging i of the enemy craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

HOW ALLIED BoMBERs RANGE OVER NAzIHEID EUROPE

The overwhelming bombing showing how Allied air
armadas devastating Hter's bases and plants
by day light dotted area and by night dark dotted area
Only this week Flying Fortresses and other Allied planes
have heavily raded the Uboat bases at Ke Lorient ST.
Nazaire the Renault tank and motor factory Paris.
the krupp Works at Essen shpyards at Rotterdam, rail
road yards at Rouen shipping at Antwerp Naples Harbor
last week tons of bombs battered Berlin Besides Raj
coastal planes have torpedoed Naz shining off Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
} Safety Engineers
Will Speak tonight

A panel discussion on safe de-
sign maintenance and operation of
hand tools viii feature a meeting
of The Detroit Industrial Safety
Council tonight IN he RsCkham
Memorial Building.
Speakers Will be three leading
safety engineers RAYMOND Har-
vey. Murray Corp Jerry Moore
Cadillac Motor Car Co. and Her
bort Blake, Whitman and Barnes
On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
NO BIG DEM VOTE

Wayne County voters. while
Still noticeably Democratic. failed
to give overwhelming leads "a
state Democratic candidates. The
vote for state highway commits
Sioner in the county was 64.3le
for Lloyd b. Reid. Democrat. 10
ASST for Charles NJ. Ziegler, Re-
publican.
Edward w. Mcfarland, Detroit
Democrat, got only A 5000 ma
iorlty over incumbent Eugene B
Elliott in the contest for Superin.
Itendcnt Of public instruction.
For the state supreme court
Justice Bert y. Chandler wor
nearly a 10000 vote advantage
from Wayne voters over his near
est opponent, Justice Emerson r
BoyleS. Republican Closely tag
ging BoyleS in Wayne voting was
Circuit Judge Neil T.. Reid. Mt
Clemens Republican.
Even WAYNE County'S tradi.
tional Democratic vote failed &c
help Probate Judge Frank L. Nc
AvinChcy Flint Democrat, who
was as badly outrun here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
10000 Jemeica.s Coming

WASHINGTON. April q GNSl
The state department announced
today tnat 10000 agricultural
workers would be brought 10 the
United States from Jamaica 10 re-
licve farm labor shortages IN
critical areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
* DEFENDING PLANES

American f.ers reported thai
about IS Nazi planes offered oppo,
Sition but results OF the aeria
combat were not made known
The Germans, through their of.
fetal news agency. DNB. set up a
clamor that blocks OF tenementS
and other buildings in Antwerp
were destroyed and several hun
dred bodies buried II was AS
serted that $50 children were
trapped in cellars and as yet il
was impossible TO rescue them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Detroiter Fortress Casualty

Mrs. Gordon BangliSS Of 523i
ChatSWorth received word today
that her son, Cpl. Philip Rouleau
p, of the Army Air Corps, was
wounded while aboard a Flying
Fortress in the South Pacific.
Cpl Rouleau a graduate. Of East
crn High School, enlisted year
arn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Columbia Awards
Prize 10 Composer

NEW YORK, April 6 t1NS1-
William BergSma OF Rochester
n. Y, today was announced as
winner of the 1913 Joseph II
BearnS prize OF 5000, bestowed
annually by Columbia University
for the best musical composition
by an American composer between
Is and 25 years Of age.
BergSma won the prize for his
String Quartet No /"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Lansing, OwOssO Vote
To End Slow Time

Michigan's legislature was re-
pudiated on the time issue yester-
day by the voters of the capital.
BY almost two-to-one, Lansing
residents turned up their clocks TO
war time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Strikes Less Than Absenteeism

HONOLULU. April 6 GNS)-
Time lost from the American war
effort because of absenteeiSm is
many times that lost through
strikes. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Bard SAID at a press con-
ference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Stephan Loses
Final Appeal
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sure he will come TO see me"
Shutueworth then left Stephan
and gave orders that he be trans
ferred 20 death cell and placed
under heavy guard.
sCAFFOLD IN COURTYARD
The warden said that, at sun
rise on the day set for the eXecu-
ton. Stephan would be led 10 a
scaffold in the prison courtyard.
lie would become the first person
10 die for treason in this country
since the Whisky Rebellion OF
1871.
The scaffold will be erected out
side the prison grounds, according
10 Shuttleworth. II will be placed
within the prison walls after dark
Of the night preceding the eNccu-
ton After Stephan has paid the
maximum penalty the scanoiu
will be dismantlcd and quickly
hauled away.
Shuttleworth refused 20 allow
reporters 10 see stephan uoI
would he give any description OF
the hastily improvIsed death cell
HAS HEARTY APPETITE
Stephan, Shuttleworth said. :,
in good health and has hearty
appetite.
81 have not had one minutes
trouble with him since he has
been imprisoned. The warden
continued. He has been
model prisoner"
Since he has been In Milan
Stephan has enjoyed daily walks
These walks will continue unit
the execution. Shuttleworth said
Refusing 20 comment until h'
IS officially notified Of the verdict
Judge futile said that the cas-,
would 20 back 70 inc court o.
appeals and then 10 h.m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
STATIONS OFF AIR

The raids raised havoc with
enemy radio stations.
Stations all across the continent
went off the air at odd hours last
night after one OF the heaviest
days OF Allied air activity which
resulted in attacks on Germany
France and Belgium.
British Ventura bombers. with
a fighter escort. followed up the
first American Flving Fortress
raid on Antwerp Belgium. yester-
day afternoon. with attacks or
docks and shipping at Brest
France. One enemy fighter was
destroyed Three bombers and
one fighter were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Hospital Plan Defeated

JACKSON April 6 The propo.
sal 10 return W a Footc Memo
rial Hospital ITO ths control az The
city commission vas defeated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
GERMANS REFUSED

South Of Izyum, 65 miles south
east of Kharkov a battalion OF
German infantry, supported by lO
tanks and airplaneS. attempted to
drive a wedge into Russian de-
lenses. but was repulSed.
Along the middle reaches OF the
northern Donets. Red artillery
partly snnihilated a company OF
enemy troops. Russian Stormovik
dive bombers raided German de-
lenses effectively"
ONLY artillery duelS were re-
ported from the central front west
of Moscow.
South of Lake linen, II was an
nounced. the Germans were driven
out of fortified positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Owosso also went back 10 the
fast time after A two-month eX-
pertinent with the slow standard
For the %nside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ON NORTHERN FRONT

In the Leningrad sector Of the
northern front, special COM
munique said, AZ German bomberS
were shot dom by Red fighter
planes and ground defenses during
raids on Leningrad and other OBJ
jectives near the city Saturday
and Sunday.
A few enemy planes If was adj
mitted, penetrated 10 the northern
sector of the city and dropped
some bombs. but the damage they
caused was termed insignificant. "
Seven Russian planes were lost.