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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

2ettcn Scnntag, II. SuIi, feierte
lie Goanecliich Sutberiihe ct. So
hannes -@cmc:l,oe ihren 81. @eburts-
lag in ipiiroieer @eiie. Tie 6eier BE-.
pann nit einem oeutIb-engliihel
@ottesoienIt IN ser ihonen Stride an
Gnop HoaO, sem oiele Witelieber unb
Giite bei!uobnten, I'M 8ott 81 Sanfen
iiir Sen reiden Segen, Sen er oicier
ii,naen 6cme!nbe bat 5u Cell .reroen
lliien. Ole S'tburgie beiorgte Eaitpr
,Soiiel. Tann rid)tete Or. s. s. Meier;
Sefr. ser Eittsburgb Spnooe ser Ser,
cinigten 2lttberild)en Stride bon slme.
rifa uno friiberer WtiIiions luperin
tenbent berle!bcn, inter oeieu slmts
Seit oieie Stride gebaut ipproen mar,
t;ni9e 81 Ser5en gebenoe Wprte Oil
lie @emeinoeJlieSer. Yaltor Soiiel
sielt Die oeulid)e l,uS Haitor ScieT
Sitler, Trpi. ser Sbeologie, sic eng
iiihe sseltpreOigt gs mar ein erbe-
Sender @ottesoienit, Sen oie &irhen,
d)ore nit bcrrllhen 2ieoern eeiungeu,
hit Srgclbc9leitlna bon Erof. HllS.
Sdu,ltcf per,rlOuerten.
Noh Sem 8ottesoienit besabeu iid)
oue G1Ite natG oem Sitieite Sublen=
beim, no oie Ieier BEL berrlicb ge-
'ihnliitten, rlih eeoedten Z Slid)en,
iortge'ebt iperoen ioute.
Stahoem SIC 8lite ibre YlaBe ein-
genon1men luuroe rStar SpangleO
Banner" gciungen.
George Shneioer. langiabriger
Erdlioent ser @emeinoe, Der it'd bon
elmer ihtperen &ranfbeit ioipeit ers
belt bat, NaH cr alldJ bieieln leltenen
,Sclt bellpphuen tonnte, bleB Damn Die
31lte ber5lih lpillfommen llue Yaltor
iSoiiel iprah Elm inbriinitiges Grid
ulbet. Damn iieb man iih oen pQn
cen lieben Sralien oes airden 6rauen
Gereins fein Subereiteten uno bon
Sen 2utber 2iga Mdohen uno Sur.
iyen iebr ilinf alligetrasenen ihmad-
naficn 8ula'Gp Ihnleden.
9satb oem eiien fam Elm fltr5es aber
i>tones Erogramm sur Surdiiibrl,ng.
Sas nit oem Sieo yaront ibn nit
Treis" geii,ngen pom Senior Sir
henhor inter Seitilng BON Dem all
'eitig beliebten Girigenten Eroi. H.
Stulter eingeleitet. Sam ernanute
,srGlioent Is. Shenioer Haltor Sans
.soiiel sum 3eremonlenneiiter. BaItor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

iooourd) Sic Sohannesgemeinoe 1T.
nerhalb Sabresfrilt 1928 nabe3l
ST., 900 an &irhenidIuloen absetra-
gen babe; baB ole Grite uuo 3,ucitr
Srpotbef poll ohbcSablt lrogocn lei
unh oob sic @smeinoe pieueid;t in 81.
Sage lein .rerDe in oieler GunpagNe
cid oie brittle Spppthef Ooli j.i be-
sablen, 10 hu6 oie ct. Sohanncs Sc.
!neinoe gans ihulbeuFrcl lci. Gr oanfs
te alleu 8ebern llno Dem Sduloeu.
tIleungsfonlitce fir Die eeleiltete slr,
belt lmo Itellte Efnrrer Sobalne3
Tertid)lGnoer ppn ser Selltirhtirc)e
nls sseltreouer por, Ser auarme, bebcr-
,igenoe @orte in Ieiuer gelpobntcr
sSciie an sic 3uborer rid,tete llno
Snrauf binules, bab nl,d) sic SeutId1
aemeinoe periufeu luerbe es Ser ct.
Snbannesgenltinbe naf5unad)en, llni
l@nnen fllr5er Seit nud) ibre gon5c
Shllla absltrager, mas, 10 hofle cr,
nit 0ottes Silfe audi gelingsn iuer.
ae. Gr 5oute Den Sd,lueitern bes Sir
ben iSrancn Iereins, Dem @ruoer-
Dunb, Sonntagsihulleitern lmN alien
unSeren airbeu.Srganilniionen lno
oeicnbers berr &irtenrat lmo Ealtor
TuiieI erobes Sob. Seine @orte MIR.
sen nit 9aifaa altigenonrmen.
Or. s. s. Weier, SefretGr Ser
Eittsburgb Spnooc. iprah oanGoclin
nen einen id,onen Tanf dus iiir Die
,elciitete slrbcit. slud) er lpias auf
sic quite elrbeit unicrer 8emcinoe unh
Ses Nnitors bin sluh Hnitor g.
SGffler bon Ser lmgarildyen Guang
Sutb. &irhengenleinoe Don GlepeInno
Nriidte ieine 9eipllnoerung iiber bit
Seiitineen ser Mitg!ieoer umo TaItor
Toiiels aus. Serjlife @orta ipra-
rhen nod Ser Mnorens Yetri ,3lpei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

ter 8rob-@ise Rraiiocnt oes Gentral
Werbanoes i'm Tomcn oesielben, il
ouh Serr Sobn areh, Soriiser oes
Observation-Disclosures &err 30
Segcoi, Hrdiioent oes &ranfen Inter,
Itlisltngsperein 3lreie 33 uno sSrau
|Vcibariuc 3afel, Erii. oas Ssrnse,
Srenfen lluterlt. Serein 3lpeig 81
arotuiierten ser @ameinoe 5u ibrem
icEGnen Gr;o!g. sluen 9eoner foIst,
srpBcr 9eifal,. ltater Seitune por
Erof u. Sd,ulter, SrganiIten Der
Gene;uoe, lang Ser Suseno airhen.
dor Come OIL TO ME" pon ST. Git,
nro Der Gleptlano galt Sunior Gbor
lang yEilgrinls Chorus" bon Miharf
Magrer. Srnu &at!,. Solbertb lmf
Srau HegIna 8urtner iangen bas
CRett y&ie >oenm cs bellt' mar" unA
SRI. GNie &rih, Die iifiiIhe Sumo.
rjitin, crrcgta picl Soeiterfeit nit ib.
rem &ortrag. Tas &iol;n'plo .Sn.er,
ileSSo" bon IS. @5et. saipielt bon
Siuon SdlliItcr Sr., NIT Hianobeglei=
:,lng bon ir:vem Tater, gefiel iebr
gtt. Sas @aG;plo ,!tilerere" aus 81
Srarctore, gelimgen pon Serrn W
Itel5er, NOR id)on ulo bas Hublifunl
applouoierte aue.
Der Snrotbeten &erbrennungsaf!
.rllrNe auf ser giihne porgenommen
&aitor Soiicl ridtete einlge @ortc an
ole GdItc uno erIuhte oann Oen Sc.
frctGr Ser Spnpoe Or. Afeier, oen
S1iten nlit5uteilen uno su beitdtiern,
>nb Die @edliel beioe geieblif) quit,
.iert iuorauf, beioe 8ehiel pom
5duloenti!gl,uesfcmitee auf Dem Gel.
Ter gcbnlten, bonn @nuid)atmeilter S
Stanp in T!ammen geiebt ipurSen
Garauf riGtete George Shneioer,
ser Eriiioent Der 8emeinoe, einige
ernlta @orta an Die @emeinoeglieoer
ino 61itc, CAB ieiner ,sreube oariiber
tat bic 8emeinoe icin ser Spnoee &c.
mchtes GerIprechen poa llnO eans
clngelolt, Nusbrud uno oaufte Deil
Wfitglieoern aufs ber5lid)ite unb mics
N1rallf bin, OcB MN audi unire Sin.
Ger nui lire Siiter uno Wtiitter itol;
'cin f0nnten. Sann lpenoete er iih in
rn9liitber Sprnhe on Or Msier,
Eantta linn fiir ullcs mas er getan unf
criud,te i'm ocu Gcnf Ser 8emeiuOc
ser Snnooe fiir ble ltrermeBlibe Siiil
>cr'elben entgegen 81 nebmen uno 81
iibermittcIu uno periiherte ihm, ooi;
,ie ct. Spbannes-6ameinoe auh bin
'ort tets ihro Eilidten erfiiaen iper.
br. Saraui iprah Or. Weier eir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
DepeHten Scr weit SiSc
Savings aitN Gean 2liI'n.
crretdten ftcncn HSkes
panft

Gem in unierer 3sitltng lebte @n,
RE peroifentlilnten 113. halbidhrlid,cl
sSinart5beridlt ser Weit Sioe Sapings
onb 2oan Miiocia!ion, Gfe 2orain
slpenue uno @Gt %. Str, lit 5u ent-
nebmen, SAB Sic Sepoiiten nit S.,
239, ,262.05 einen nelen Sobepunft
erreid)t baben Die 8utbnben oieler
a!teiten Spar uno SeibgeleMfaft
1ino mit $S,7O0,03t. 90 angefiibrt.
Serr goiparo 9. grob, ser ihon iiber
sipan5ig Sabre bel bieIer 9anf ange.
iteut mar uno lesten Sanuar 5un;
grecutipe -Gise Grdiioenten uuo &c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Ka,,aNier riidcta
tpiterjtanHsles per

Sspicia, SisiIAn. &anaoiife Srup.
pen, bie oie SStaliener Dor lid ber,
treiben, branqcn ppn Der Ead,!no.
&albinlel mad, Dem Snnern Sisiliens
ocr uno uereinisien lid, NIT cen Slime
rifanern. Die slmerifauer branger
niht meniaer als Is Wailen on einen
Saae purlpdrts. Sauienoe BON 8e
fangenen ipurbcn gemnd]t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
21a3is pcritGrRei,
1talict, i,istt

2onoon. Son Scr Siirfei foulmt Die
Ttelbung, bob Die Seutid)en oIfenbcr
feline 9biiht mebr begen, ipeitere Ser,
!tirfungen uaf) Stalien 5u bringeil
Sic Gngldnber baben Die beriibmtt
5ermann @ojring- -5anf.Eipiiio faIl
ylnslih aufaerieben. Sic beIfulOiger
0ie italieniId,e gepolferung bes Ser
rats.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Hitler fMkrt tpieHer
8eiekl ~, Oitfre,tt

2onoon. Cine ausldnbiife oiplo-
matiide Guelle iagte, iie babe erfab-
ren, bab Moolf &itler segen oen Mat
'eiyer 8enerdle ielbit Die 2eitilng Der
oeutiben Sffenipe bel &ursf iiber-
1ommen uno Tie in elm toitipieliges
Spiel Inn einen 0urhbruf eriueitert
bcbe. Der Ingriif ,par nur als eine
Ablenfung Der Huiien BON ben beut-
i,hen 8enerdien geplant geipeien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Xaistes GnHc II,
Si3uiett titSalih

2onoon. Neue britiIhe 2anbungan
in Der NGbe Gatanlas lieben bis
Wogliffeit auffommen, Dab Die Naf
id,ublinien a5eeid)nitten 1perben uno
oaburd, Elm treiterer &f Sluedlos
lpi. Die engldnoer l,mgeben oen Net
na, oen feueripeicnben Berg, ,ii,o &C.
langen oaourh raid nah Neiiina.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Naetef, p>ft 8A6
jdpit,er aitoeorifieit

2onoon. Mm Gage porber hatte oie
RMG oie italienilfe Stabt gurin an
.,esriffen ,mo perlegte ibr Bonrbaroe-
J,ent nun erieoer nod DEM Gbeinlano.
slahen, elm Giienbabnnerfebrspunft.
puroe IN einem Waiienangriff beim-
geiuht. % Bomber gineen oerloren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Il. ymbil6mmsfcit Scr -. Jcbannes,G GemcinNe
perbmnScn NIT MISUNDERSTANDING
tpirNio perlQufcn

iSoilel iibernabm oieIes slmt nit i,cr5-
licben Worten uno qab einen ic9onen
:.ltsfiihrliben 8eritt iiber Sic 8a-
;leinoe in ser lesten 81 Sabren. aus
hem beruorgirg, oob Die Mitglieoer
ln0 ssreunoe ser @emciuee ipic fo!gt
5l,m @aufpno beigetragen baben:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Kelly Acts
On Liquor
Personnel
Time. >,an Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 81 -ReorGani-
zation Of the liquor commissions
top personnel. including heads Of
purchasing and accounting diW-
SionS. was ordered today by
Gov. Kelly following = conference
with commission members
Returning from a two weeks
the governor called
Chairman r Glen Dunn and
members Theodore ! Fry and
Felix II. II. Flynn together TO
Stralghten out the Squabhle be-
tween them and Auditor General
Vernon J. Brown
Brown has consistently criu-
cized commission practices, TO the
dlSmay OF Dunn
Specific results of the confer
ence were decisions 10 name
director of purchasing, director of
distribution, a chief accountant
and director of rationing
Both purchasing and diStribu-
tion has been handled by Max ID.
Lee al $4,000 per year Lee has
resigned TO take a job IN private
industry
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
RAF Smdshes
I Towns on Rhine

LONDON. Aug 81 CUP)-
Hundreds Of British four-engined
bombcrS smashed at the twin
German industrial and railroad
Ccnter> OF Munchen-Gladbach and
Rhcydt last night in a concen-
trajcd blockbuSter assault. il
was announced today
American medium bombCrS. fol-
lowing up today ralded a German
airdromc and a power station in
northern France
B-26 NaraudcrS Of the Eighth
L : Air Force attacked an air
field al Lillc-Nandervllle and a
chemical works and power station
at MazlnEarbc
The twIn-englncd bombcrS were
supported by British, Allied and
4-f44tftef SpftfircS
First reports showed that three
German fighters had been de-
S'royed against a loss OF one
bomber and one fighter on the
Allied side
Twenty eight bomberS were
lost IN the assault on MunChen-
Gladbach and Rheydt and in a
subsidiary Mosquito bomber at
tack on Duisberg, a few miles to
the northeast
Upwards OF 800 tons OF bombs
were dropped on the Rhineland
cities.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Ndzi Air Force
Gets New Chief

LONDON, Aug. 81 CUP)-
Gen Gunther KOTten. who re-
putedly planned the luftwaffc as
Sault on Coventry has been
named chief Of staff of the Ger
man air force. the Berlin radio
said today.
Korten. 45. a native of Cologne
and veteran of World War |. sue
ceeded Col Gen Hans JeSchon-
mex. who died al RelChSmarShal
Goering'S headquarters Aug 10
OF what Berlin said was a Sc
rlOuS illness
Mystery surrounded JeSchon-
nekS death As late as Aug. Z
he was in good health and attend
ing conferences with Hitler. Some
believed he killed himself when
'Goering blamed him Tor poor
luftwaffe defenSes against Allied
air attacks
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Tokyo Admits JapS
Shoot 'CElllfinS ankS

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 GNSl-
-Fekyo radio has admitted
that Japanese pilots have ma
American airmen
seeking 70 parachute 10 safety,
the Office of War Information
today.
In a japanese language propa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
II Axis Planes
Felled Over Naples

ALLIED HQ. y. Africa, Aug.
81 CUPl-Alhcd planes shot down
II enemy aircraft of formation
of Is that yesterday tried yanly
10 stop the offensive smashing
railroads In the Naples area n
was announced today
Tho Allied bombing offensive 10
crush the communications and air
fields through the Italian PENN
sula included attacks on Nlterhn
and Civitavecchia both agrthweSt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
French Battle NaZiS
I'm Mountain Area

NEW YORK, Aug. ~ GNS)-
New clashes between French pa
triots and Nazi oCcupationa ]
forces in France were reported
today by tho French Committee
OF Liberation in a radio broadcast
Bitter fighting which broke out
last Tuesday in the Savoy Noun
talns az ST. Jean dc Maurienne
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
WILL CENTRALIZE

Civil service will also be asked
to find chief accountant 10 aid
Controller Jack Richardson, who
will stay on the Job.
Thus far. rationing has been
handled in -hiLnr- miss S-faShieH
by several commission employees
Under the new plan, one di-
vision head will he given sole re-
sponsibility for the program leav-
ing the commission free 10 devote
It's time TO forming policies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

was reported still in progresS Pa
trlotS also fought the German gar
riSon al Nay near the Spanish
frontier. and a group of French
men who escaped deportation 10
Germany Stormed the town hall of
Montreuil sur Mer and escape d
with stocks and food ration books,
the broadcast said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

ganda broadcast beamed 20 Eu-
rope the Tokyo station sought TO
belittle the quality Of American
parachutes. asserting that when
Y. s. pilots attempted TO chute
TO the ground. their parachutes on
many occasions burned imme-
diately from one shot"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
0PA Man S Gas Book
Taken for Speeding

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. al
rnc gasoline panel of the Kent
County ration board today suS-
pended FOR - days the gas ration
book of Howard T. Richards, in
>poCtor for the Grand Rapids dis
lrict OPA office. who admitted
driving - miles an hour in White
Cloud.-.u ue-.MaS fined S5=on The
.rAtaGrrfv gptrpt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
NO POLITICS"

what We want To do il set
up the strongest possible pur-
chasing division" the governor
said. There will he no politics
connected with his selection a.
we are leaving il entirely up 10
civil service.
we have also decided To set
up a separate distribution de-
partment and another To handle
the extremely complicated ra-
tioning Of liquor. We want the
best man we can find"
He Indicated the state will PAY
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
I8 Co-eds Robbed

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Aug. 81
GNS) Two bandits forced their
way into Eliot Hall dormitory.
Radcliffe College. today and
robbed Is girl students Of SIS TO
500 at gunpoint.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
FIGHT TO THE END

Another Danish force at Nae
Stved. 40 miles south Of Copen-
hagen. still was fighting the Ger
mans at a late hour yesterday
under orders from their COM
msnders to fire until their last
cartridge is gone, the refugee
Danish press service said.
All communications with the
little Danish monarchy-situated
on one of the shortest invasion
routes 10 Berlin-still were sew
cred, except for a passengerless
ferry line, but reports filtering
through to Sweden made II clear
that the Danes were not submit
ting TO Nazi dictatorship without
a final struggle.
Despite a Nazi warning that in
Citers Of strikes would be exc
Cuted. general strikes were ie-
ported to have broken out in
Skagen. Hjoerning. Saeby. Aal-
borg Viborg. AarhuS. Grenaa.
Fredricia and Svendborg.
The German panzer division
shifted from Norway was reported
TO have taken up quarters On
Sjaelland. the island on which
COpenhaCen is situated
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
ROYAL FAMILY PRISONERS

King Christian Y and the entire
royal family were transferred
from Sorgenfri Castle 10 Amalien-
borg Castle as prisoners. press
reports said. while cabinet men,
berS. with few exceptions, were
arrested outright or detained IN
der house arrest.
Twenty minutes after the
Nazi commander-in-chief IN
Denmark. Gen. Won HanneCken.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
UNDERMINE MORALE

Another would halt "Scurnlous
attacks and false accusations viii
fying management in official union
papers. handbills and other litera-
turc which undermine morale OF
supervision and employees, thus re-
tardlng the war effort
Tho third important demand
MaS that employees guilty OF In
excused absence OF one or more
days without proper ,Nplanaton
20 management shall be consld-
cred as having quit
other demands were
. Amendment of the contract
20 eliminate "loafing and time
wasting on part OF some COM
mIttecmen growing out Of abuse
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Reversing iRe usual procedure
General Motors Corp. today an
nounced IL would make q series Of
rs demands on the UAW-CIO
when contract negotiations get
under way next Tuesday.
Principal corporation demands
writ rrcfudr autorrfdt1c discourage
of any employe participating IN
an unauthorized strike or work
Stoppage and elimination Of the
m5intehaHe-eff membership pre-
vision
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
War Fronts

ITALY-German radio reports
Allied landing in southern
Italy is repulsed. Page l.
THE AIR wAR-RAF block
bustS Munchen-Gladbach ard
Rheydt. loses 28 bomberS.
page l)
DENMARK ans rush
armored division from Nor
way 10 tighten control over
Danes and 10 crush small
force of patriots still said 10
be resisting; hundreds OF
Danes killed. page J.
RUSSIA-RedS battle large
German forces trapped while
fleeing from TaganroG; gain
along 400-mile Ukrainian
front. page p
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Allies
crush Jap counterattack one
mile from Salamaua.--Nel8-
Guinea; Allied bomberS de-
Stroy 81 TO 10 Jap planes in
raid on Wewak. Page ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Churchill Goes
On Radio Today

QUEBEC, Aug. 81 CUP)-Prime
Minister Churchill will address
the world by radio at l p. m.
today
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
The Weather
HOIRLY TEMrERATIREs

The sun viii set A. SOS ? m TO-DAY
ana rise tomorrow AZ 6.57 a. m
The moon viii set A. s.fq n m
today and rise tomorrow at s 80 m
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

The governor said Brown $
recommendations for ironing out
what he termed the accounting
mess" will be followed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Mrs. Behrens
AdnnitsGuit=
To Marion
Hunger Striker Knew
What She Was Doing
Fast in Fifth Day

Mrs. Theresa Behrens, 44-year-
old GerTnan-born YWCA worker,
has admitted that she is Ger
man spy and knew what she was
doing" the Times learned today.
Mrs. Behrens' confession was
made to one of the natrons as
signed TO guard her in Receiving
Hospital, 1t was learned.
The information obtained by the
matron, it was learned. was given
to the FBI in a detailed report.
Each matron at the end of her
tour of duty with Mrs. Behrens
is under orders TO write report
of everything the prisoner has
said.
IN HOSPITAL S DAYS
Arrested last week with others
accused of being members Of a
German spy ring bent. on gather
ing information on Detroit war
plants. Mrs. Behrens has been in
Receiving Hospital since last
Thursday.
The reported confession even
highlighted her refusal TO eat
solid foods. Her only sustenance
for five days has been liquids.
She has steadfastly Stunned all
offers of solid food, asserting re-
peatedly that she wanted to die.
Last night, according to police.
Mrs. Behrens was moved from
private room to the psychopathic
ward. The transfer was |seen in
some quarters as a further pre-
caution against suicide attempt.
UNDER CONSTANT, GUARD
She was taken to the hospital
last week, where she has been
under constant guard of Jail
matrons.
Full trays of food placed at her
bedside have failed TO tempt the
prisoner. and she has appeared
unperturbed by the fact that the
matrons eat all of their meals in
her presence.
IL would rather die than be
In jail" Mrs. Behrens has been
quoted as frequently saying. IL
want TO die"
She has also refused to sit up
or get out of bed and sleeps much
of the time. In her waking hours,
1t was learned, she is an avid
reader of all editions of Detroit
newspapers and frequently tries
to draw the matrons into CONVEX
sations on the spy case. Under
strict orders, however, not to dis
cuss the case with their prisoner
or any one else, the matrons ig-
more her.
WORDS ARE RECORDFD
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Ndzis Pour
.Panzers Into
Hundreds of Patriot
Soldiers kiittted-in
Widespread Fighting

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug n
tCP)-The Germans We're re-
ported today to have rushed an
entire armored division from Nor
way to Denmark TO reinforce Nazi
troops who have killed hundreds
OF Danish soldiers in battles TO
subdue isolated garrisons.
At Svendborg $50 Danish civil
ians and soldiers were killed or
wounded by German guns Dam
ish refugee said. The Danish gar
rison at Jaegorsborg. six miles
from Copenhagen, turned machine
guns on German armored forces
trying TO break through anti-tank
barriers. knocking out three tanks
and u armored cars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
AID sYMPATHZERS

German mention Of communIca-
tionS equipment carried by the
landing party suggested The poS>l-
biiitV that tho expedition might
have been designed 10 contact
Allied Sympathllcrs IN Italy and
provide them with equipment tor
communicating with the Allies
The Nazl acknowledgement that
80 of the men went lntoihc noun
tains suggested that this aim
might have been achieved
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
ritish Raiders Reported in Italy
GM Asks CO
Punish Strikers

ef privilege granted them 10
leave jobs 10 investigate grIev-
anCeS.
. Restrict their activities on
company time 10 facilitate pro-
ductlon, make merit ability and
capacity take precedence 10
seniority in promotions and
transfer -n4apl1pnS,- nS,----
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
SMALL MANETNERS'

A broadcast dispatch OF the
German news agency described
the landing as a small vancouver
but added that IT appeared TO
have been designed as the pre-
lude 10 establishing major
bridgehcad.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
WORDS ARE RECORDED
IN HOSPITAL S DAYS

Her rest is fitful, it was re-
ported. Frequently she talks in
her sleep and the guards record
in writing her every word, report
ing in full 10 the FBI.
Mrs. Behrens sole diet has been
S~eeteAed-tee. water ana Some
milk. but federal authorities feel
little alarm. stating that the
woman could live for months on
liquids.
The sugar in the tea. II was
pointed out. contains sufficient
calories 10 prevent starvation and
she eodld ike for months on VA
ter only
The three matronS assigned 10
the case are: Mrs. Rose Ochocki,
22S3 Edwin place; Mrs. Julia Ko-
hut. 2678 Holmes. and Mrs. Ann
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Continued on Next Page. Col -

Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
IN selecting and fitting trusses and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
INCREASE OUTPUT

The corporations entire SUI
pervisorY Organization r o IN
foremen TO general manager
were contacted for specific rec
concentrations" II " Ander-
son. VICE president in charge Of
personnel, said
we wanted contract with
the union which would increase
war production, improve eff
cheney. conserve manpower, inn
prove discipline. promote better
relations between employees and
management and eliminate
abuses by union commItteemen
Of the privilege granted them
10 take time of the job to han
die grievances.
Anderson added.
This method Of detPrmina-
tion. which represents the CON
SenSus of opinion Of all mem
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
COMMANDO TYPE

Unofficial hut competent quar-
ters here said o. would not bc sur
prising II a small Commando-typc
RAID had been made 10 obtain IN
formation on the Italian Gcienscs
Of the territory across the MesSina
Straits from Alled-hcld Sicily
Berlin said the British force
landed from WarShip> southeast OF
Reggie Calabria The Nazi> con-
tEaGlcted the!r aWR- claim -nt I'M
mediate annlhlauon with am ac-
acknowledgements that two days
later some 80 Of tho force were
still al large.
London quarters recalled that
a number of Commando-llke raids
had been made on ANiS-Coutrolled
coasts over many months some OF
thcm reported only by The enemy