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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

BY the capture Of Kropotkin
and TikhoretSk. on the Caucasus
front tho Russians had also won
q major victory, freeing the en-
tire Caucasus railroad 10 the
great Baku oil fields. and probably
trains were already moving up
from the fields toward TikhoretSk
where they would shift 10 the
TikhoretSk- SalSk-Stalingrad line.
At Stalingrad the railroad to Mos
COW starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
HUGE BOOTY TAKEN

Tie Communioue revealed also
that al Stalingrad since January
10 alone the Russians had cap
tured enough war materials tC
equip a major army including
744 airplancs. 1,5l7 tanks. 6,52?
guns. 1,42l trench mortars, 74Sc
machine guns, 1851 rifles. so i5
motor trucks and 7,341 motor.
cycles.
Also a powerful and victoriou.
Russian army had been freed &c
Join in the Rcd army drives OF
KurSk. Khar',ov and RoStov. tho
anchors OF tEe German southern
lines. ~.s w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Eioht 10 Be Repatriated

SAGIN AW. Feb. Eight
women who lost their citizenship
by marrying aliens prior TO 1922
will he repatriated tomorrow in
circuit court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Beaufort depth-charged the sub
marine and British destroyers
Shelled and sank il.
The Yanks succeeded in swim
ming to the English warships, but
three of their comrades were be-
lieved drowned.
Those rescued included Its.
J. c. Lentz of Paris, Tex, a
fighter pilot; Donald Bryan of
Kalispell, Mont, bomber pilot, and
Earle Millichamp Of Lake Wales,
Fla, Bryan's navigator. A fourth
unidentified flier is recovering al
Malta hospital and a fifth at an
undisclosed port.
SAVES MAJORS LIFE
Lieutenant Miliichamp. a former
lifeguard, was credited with saving
the life IF British major a
fellow prisoner on the submarine
who became exhausted swimming
through the rough seas.
Lieutenant LentZ said that his
Lockheed Lightning was damaged
by FLAX" while returning from a
patrol over the then enemy-held
port of Tripoli. He succeeded in
landing on a beach near Posida
and burned his ship before being
captured by Italian horsemen.
He was taken TO Zuara and then
TO Tripoli, he said. and was kept
in prison for three days before
being taken aboard the Italy
bound submarine.
Seven other Americans anC
three British officers joined him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Knox Finds Japs Near Collapse at Guadalcanal
Axis Sub Sunk.
Us. Filters Escape
By GRAHAM HOVEY


ALLIED AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH
AFRICA Feb Five airmen thankful today
Allied attacks sank the Axis submarine in which
they unwilling the attacks gave them
their freedom.
Captured when their planes brought down in North
Africa the a prison camp Italy when A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
BOMB GABEs AIRDRoME

Powerful Allied tank and in
fantry forces were battling the
Germans on the dusty Faid Plain.
so miles west of SfaX, where Axis
tanks and infantry had thrown
back a lightly held French line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
War Today
Daylight Raid
On Berlin Spells
Doom for Reich
By PIERRE ]. HUSS

on Berlin DIV the NAT III my
light while Reichsmarshsl
Hermann Goering was dou-
bling for an absentee Hitler
in commemorstion Of the Nszi
l0-year anniversary. flashed a
warning of doom 10 every man
and woman in Axis lands.
The daredevil Raj enter
prise signaled 10 every Ger
man heart, even the most
fanatical ones, the Allied mes
sage that the Third Reich S
DAYS are numbered and that
all the power and might of the
Wehrmacht and all the shout
ing of Goebbels propaganda
machine cannot alter this fact.
know from eight long
years in Berlin, and from
more than one hundred night
bombings by the Raj of the
highly protected capital up to
the end of 1941, that the
nm ing Mosquitoes over
Wilhelmstrasse blasted sky
high the final lurking doubt
in German breasts against a
lost war and the remnant
faith in Hitler luck.
The bombings make Goering
look so foolish that his face
must be red from confusion.
Three years ago he announced
publicly that if Allied planes
ever reached Berlin in day.
light his name from then on
would be Schultz for Schultz
is the butt name in most
German jokes.
A false noon alarm almost
panicked the Berliners the day
Hitler marched into Poland.
but that was the only time
Goering's boast was momen-
tarily in question.
Hitler must have flown out
Of his chair when he heard of
the daylight raid. He and
Goering are going to make
the fur fly in luftwaffe COM
bat and administrative circles,
venting their fury by firing
those of their underlings
charged with keeping the AL
lied planes at a distance from
the capital.
The fact that the first day
light raid on Berlin came at
the moment Goering was CIV
ing "a fuehrer report to the
nation" furthermore m a d e
Hitler look silly and ruined
the whole anniversary setup.
Here IL the background on
which The Infatuated Hitler
will demand explanations to-
day from his minions:
In bombing Berlin, the
i Raj had to fly over a
territory of approach syste-
matically divided into luft-
waite defense zones, where
every overhead motor must
come to the ears and atten-
ton of anti-aircraft spotter
and pursuit zones.
Even nj highest attitudes
the Mosquito bombers should
have been discovered in time
10 warn Berlin of their APP
proach.
9-Around Berlin itself there
"a is circle of approx
mately so anti-aircraft fields.
These are equipped with every
defense weapon from batteries
of sound detectors TO spe-
cialized guns firing effectively
up 10 or even above 10000
feet altitude.
C-On The 90 fields stand
~ ready day and night whole
squsdrons of luftwaffe
chasers, some able 10 operate
at the highest bomber alti.
tudes. The reports from the
Berlin raid indicate that these
chasers did not even leave
the ground, and the anti-air.
craft Of the capital was caught
unawares.
An 1871 the Nazis bull
+ and perfected a highly
concentrated and special All
defense system in the form oi
square towers built in the
heart Of the city.
These towers. standing like
medieval monuments in the
cafe district and annrnxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Secretary Tells
Toxic TO Prepare
For New Raids
Completes Pacific Tour;
His Party Twice Target
OF Enemy Air Attacks
By FRANK TREMAINE


PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii, Jan.
% delayed - Secretary of the
Navy Frank Knox. returning from
a two-wcek inspection tour Of the
South Pacific front, predicted TO-
day that organized japanese re-
SiStanCe on Guadalcanal would end
within 30 days and warned the
enemy 90 prepare for new Amcrf-
can air raids on Toxic
Knox. who was accompanied on
his inspection by Admiral Chester
w. NlmitZ, commander IN chief Of
the Pacific fleet reported that on
two oCcasiQnS-ln Now Hehrldes
and GuadalCanal -- his party had
ibeen the target or heavy japanese
raids but suffered no casualties.
II think we have disposed Of
any threat from Japanese
ground forces on Guadalcanal,"
Knox said II believe the Japs
have abandoned attempts 20 re-
inforce their troops on Guadal-
canal and that. within 80 days,
all organized resistance on the
island will have ended"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
SlaIinSrad Battle
Nearing Finish
Registered U. g. Patent oIics
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press stan Correspondent

threatened them west Of Voronezh
where thousands upon thousand:
of German and satellite troop.
were hopelessly cut off, and or
the north Caucasus front, wher
the Russian capture of the kropot
kin and Tikhoretsk railroad iunc
tionS had nearly cut of al
practical means OF escape 70
10000 10 300. 600 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

MOSCOW. Feb. 1.-The battle
of Stalingrad. one of the greatest
of the war, neared its end today
as the Russians killed 900 more
of the Germans pocketed in the
northern area of the city and made
prisoners Of many others.
A special communique announced
the liquidation of all Germans
remaining in a second pocket
near the central part of the city
and the capture of German Field
Marshal Friedrich Won PauluS
commander in chief of the last
Axis Stalingrad army, and Ia
other German and two Rumarlar
generals Yesterday along with
1000 other prisoners.
All that remained Of an army
of 100000 men doomed by Adolf
Hitler -wAre-eitifHl- remnants
be numbered in hundreds rathe.
than in thousands
CThe Berlin radio admitted
that the southern group of the
German army before Stain
grad had been overpowered by
superior forces of the Russians.
"a German communique re-
ported that the northern group,
under 1t. Gen. Karl Strecker,
was still holding out)
BELIEVE MILLION LOST
II was estimated that the Ger
mans had now lost between
100000 and 100000 men II
killed, wounded and prisoners or
the Stalingrad front alone sine,
they opened their attack on thu
Volga city August % with IS
picked divisions numbering $4,000
men.
Axis troops trapped at Stalingrac
continued TO fight at the inSlStcnC'
Of Hitler after many German
generals there had concluded tina
: further resistance was "ScnSolcS.
: and criminal. Mai Gen Mori.
Won Drenhcr commander of IN,
J 297th Infantry Division. tolC
+ Russian officers who captured him
1t was learned.
With The Germans smartini
under their greatest defeat o
the war, disasters almost as bl!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Continued from Page One)

road running south from Sidi Bou
lid TO Maknassy. Sid Bou lid is
2S miles north Of Maknassy.
This force turned south and was
threatening Maknassy fr m the
north. and there was a strong pos
Sibility that the enemy group al
Sened might be cut off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
YANKS UNDER ATTACK

Another American combat unit
Of tanks, infantry and artillery
counterattacked in central Tuni-
STA. attempting. despite heavy en-.
envy dive-bombing attacks. ~
drive the Germans from strongly
entrenched positions.
An allied communique reported
the action as "a series Of minor
engagements and said air forces
of both sides were active in sup
port of their ground forces.
The Germans started two tank
attacks along the road from Pont
du Fahs toward Robaa. but were
repulsed by the British, the
spokesman said. At least Sin
German tanks were destroyed. in
Guiding two Of their new Mark-Vl
machines weighing 50 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
BOMBS FIRE BIZERTE

Allied planes attacked Bizerte
again yesterday. starting several
big fires on the docks Of the vital
Axis port. The air field at Gabes,
on the TuniSian east coast, was
bombed and a number of enemy
planes destroyed on the ground.
the communique said.
During yesterdays operations,
headquarters disclosed 10 enemy
planes were destroyed. Five Allie
aircraft were missing
Saturday night Allied planes
concentrated their bombing on
roads supplying enemy positions
The communique gave no details
The official announcement re-
ported that a Canadian corvette
HMCS Port Arthur, commanded
by 1t. Edward T Simmons. had
sunk an Italian submarine in the
western Mediterranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
Feb. l ms. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthurs New Guinea army hav-
ing cleared up tho Papuan sector,
today appeared 10 nc preparing
for a drive against the japanese
100 miles farther north.
Ground fighting between Allied
outpost garriSonS and japanese
patrols in the Muho and Wau dis
trict, 10 miles south Of Japans big
base Al Salamaua. was reported IN
a communique from Allied head
quarters that also told of Allied
aerial activity in the Markham
River valley northwest Of tho
Lae-Salamaua area
Long range fighters swept the
valley 10 the mouth Of the Waria
River "strafnG targets, said tho
COn1muniQuc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
PROSPECTS GOOD

Asked about the prospects 81
more air attacks on Toxic. Kno>
said he could not comment as Il
how and when they would bC
made, but that "the prospects arc
darn good and you can tell the
iJaps TO get ready"
Knox and Nimitz met CORE
.spondentS in the admirals office
iat Pacific headquarters. following
their return from n journey which
will have covered 10000 miles
when Knox gets back 10 Wash
Iington
They inspected every major
United States naval base in the
Pacific from Pearl Harbor 10 Qua
dalcana, including stops nj Mid
way, Canton and Johnson Islands
the Fiji Islands. Samoa, New Gale
donia and New Hebrides.
"My major impression" Knox
said. els one Of tremendous pride
In the offensive spirit OF our off
GERS and men and the skill in nd
ministratiOn OF bases at great
distances and cooperation Of our
armed services. There Is h,az-
ing spirit Of offensive every
where"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

An 1871 the Nazis built
r and perfected highly
concentrated and special air
defense system in the form Of
square towers built in the
heart Of the city.
These towers. standing like
medieval monuments in the
cafe district and approx
mately 100 feet high, have
each four guns on top cslcu-
lated TO drive off any sort of
enemy plane.
These guns are 110-milli-
meter caliber, firing accu-
rstely under radio guidance
Al 10000 feet altitude, and in
unison. They cause a circle Of
explosive danger Herewith
one mile in diameter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
FLOODS HALTED DRIVE

The Markham valley was The
scene Of a japanese drive last year
shortly after the enemy occupied
Lac and SaIamaua Their drive
was halted by Australian and ma
tive opposition aided by floods
that swept the enemy troops out
Of their positions.
/ |FInSChhafen. n few miles farther
up the northwest New Guinea
coast from The Lae-Salamaua area
was attacked by an Allied bomber
unit on night reconnaissance, to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

C-On The 90 fields stand
~ ready day and night whole
squsdrons of luftwaffe
chasers, some able to operate
at the highest bomber alti-
tudes. The reports from the
Berlin raid indicate that these
chasers did not even leave
the ground, and the anti-air-
craft Of the capital was caught
unaWares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Indicated that the battle was still
( TO he decided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

there and the underSeas craft left
Tripoli that night, blowing through
the extremely rough seas on the
surface.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

APROFOUND OBSERVATION
Harold Nickolai, wai worker
comes up with this thought on the
war
III YOU want to know how its
coming along Just read the post
crS. First IL was defense bonds,
then war bonds and now victory
bonds"
Harold thinks that shows that
maybe We are winning The war.
Watch those new pennies OF you
might end up 9 cents short Miss
Helen johnson. a clerk in federal
court. found this out when she
gave one to a tax collector
She didn't do ii on purpose, OF
course, and when she found out
She paid the 9 cents
The penny really looks like q
dime until YOU take a close look.
DOUBLE SURPRISE. Mrs
Eunice keele received a letter
the other day that said her hus.
band, 1t. Charles Keele, had ar.
rived at a South Sea destination
a few minutes later the door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

press room is going to be redeco-
rated and the boys who live there
don't like il They don't want
their memories touched and they
are all over the walls.
RED FACED DEPARTMENT:
Clarence Nj. Carr, clerk at record
er's court, is in a jam again this
year. His wife has a birthday in
March but he doesn't know if it
is on the eleventh or twentieth be-
cause il was on one of those two
days that ne was married
1t happened last year and the
year before.
He Just can't seem to remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

funeral coming MIR, SCHMEDDiSG
he would run into the basement,
press a button TO signal the man
in the tower who would then bang
away at the big bell with a Sledge
hammer The thing is auto
matte now hut the clock itself has
to be wound once a week.
A year ago last January some
one did a good turr for little Joan
Brown who was crippled al the
time. That person gave her a lit
tie dog 10 replace the one the dog
catcher took for biting boy Now
Joan's little dog has had puppies,
-four of them. and she would like
them 10 go toward the happiness
of some other little girl any
one want a dog?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

the giant bell in
the tower that
tolls out the
hours was once
rung by hand
when there was
a big funeral
passing by.
Jan explains
a m a n would
; { n d in the
street and when
h @ S a w I h q
nav.t,.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
People You Know
He Gets His War News From Posters
II, WILLIAM FLEMING

his ylfc'S birthday or his wedding
anniversary So he sent to
Ohio where they were married
and had them look il up.
Things about the city hall that
YOU didn't know but that Jan
Schmedding. superintendent OF
street construction can tell you.
Jan. who has been around the
city hall for over 30 years, says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
ADVERTISEMENT
Doctors Formula
Stirs Up Lazy
Liver Bile
Right Way TO Relieve Constipation
and Feel "Tip-Top" In Morning!

II liver bile doesn't flow freely ererv
day into your neutrality-suspicious.
with its headaches and that "half-alive"
feeling often result. SO stir up your liver
bile secretion and see how much better
you should feell Just try DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets used so successfully for
years by DR.. F. NJ. Edwards for his pa
tients with constipation and sluggish bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable,
are wonderful! They not only stimulate
bile flow TO help digest fatty foods but
also help elimination. Get box TODAY.
15s, SOC, 60s. Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Woman Smoker Dies in Fire

GOSHEN, Ind March H. tINSl
Fire caused when she fell asleep
while smoking her pipe m bed was
blamed today for the death OF Mrs
Rosie Sprague. So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

bell rang ana
who was II but
her brother-in-
} aW William
kcele, who is a
pilot officer in
he Canadian
Air Force.
Much has been
written a b o u {
I he Low a b lie
VI a bel Ford,
who has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

past II years.
Olive is now
the secretary OF
City Treasurer
Cobo. They have
n eV er b q @ n
known TO get
angry at any
one and between
them they have
had 80 years of
service.
=
= Tho city hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

stenographer secretary to mayors
since 1922 but not as much about
her equally lovable sister, Olive,
who has been with the city for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
pVcThJ-Michigan at 3Ist

MI TUE-Mack at Holcomb PL. lii2 4
DLL-lilL Open Gas. Park Free. In
Technicolor THE BLACK SWAN Tyrone
Power. Maureen OHara. "A NIGHT TO
REMEMBER" Loretta Young and Brian
Aherne. Also Dsney's Army Mascot. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

DAD lNINE-SIII WOOdwhTd. II, I-bb6S &
nhhDioL Huge kiddie Show Tomorrow
saturday Three Cartoons "G-MEN
vs.. BLACK DRAGON" Serial superman
Cartoon. "MECHANICAL MONSTER. >"
tSee Next ADJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

REI MnNT-I51Ei NOodWHrd, Hghland w.
DLLlhVNi Cont S AN TO A NJ. Park
Free. "MICKEY THE KID with Bruce
Cabot and Zasu Pitts. Also "TI GBOAT
ANNIE SAILS AGAIN" with Ronald Rea-
gan. Allan Hale and Marjorie Rambeau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Jvrp-Mt. Elliott a, oliver

IhLMo-olhIL Doors open i0:i5 A. NJ
'iHtfEER's CHILDREN" Based on the
Book That Shocked the World. Education
tor Death" by Gregor zlemer. Plus
LADY BODlGUARD."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
,rcrNT-woodw'd-Gd. Blvd. TR. s-s4sa i,

MN Open 5:l5 =. NJ Now showing:
ONE HOUR FUN AND LAFFS. Two OF the
Funniest Winning Cartoons and Two
Funny Comedies Shown Between
and r. NJ. SEE NEXT AID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

DEF VII -BelleviIIe, Mich.
DLLViL Bette Davis and
Paul Henred in NOW, NOyAGER." Plus
"GET HEP TO LOVE" with Gloria Jean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

WVANn0TTE-Wyandot Mich. r
WihNDViiL open 9 p. NJ. Park Free
Fred MacMurray. Paulette Goddard. THE
FOREST RANGERS" ''GEO. WASHING
TON SLEPT HIRE" Jack Benny Ann
Sheridan. Sat. Mat, Big Cartoon Party.
WYAED1TTE-M MAJESTIC "' one" : p u,
PARK Free Fr.~t Craven ffarv H~wr-d
rT'Ir ~ - 'e'-.--'''ss'''r rNF". pueser
Crsbbe. CHILLY TliE MI. TRAPPED"
V0IIp-Forest at Mt Elliott PI.. 1890 4
iUOh open $40. Ann sheridan. Dennis
Morgan WINGS FOR THE EAGLE"
Plus "MUG TOWN" Dead End Kids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

The CITY hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

BUY ANOTHER BOND
DihHliINullhM JOIN THE RED CROSS.
Colbert, McCrea. Vallee. Astor in THE
PALM BEACH STORY" 7:10-10:l5. Plus
THAT OTHER WOMAN s:45 Only. News.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
War Fronts

AIR-RAF Mosquito bombers
renew attacks on Berlin.
page IL
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Allied
planes drop 112 tons of bombs
on big Jap air base at Wewak,
New Guinea. page %
RUSSIA - Reds announce adj
Vances along 450-mile front,
say NaZis abandon equip
ment. page D.
ITALY-Badoglio calls 37-year-
old men into service; German
troops reported pouring
through Brenner Pass to
strengthen Axis defenses in
northern Italy. page 2D AL
lied planes damage enemy
cruiser in Mediterranean.
Page 2.)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
He Promises
Food Supply,
Medical Aid
Help in Reconstruction
Also offered; Reports
I3 Billion Lend-Leese

WASHINGTON. Aug - ms
President Roosevelt today made
a strong appeal 10 The peoples Of
the Axis nations 10 accept uncon-
ditiopaI surrender to the Allies
promising them political freedom
and economic security
The President sounded this APP
peal ss he reported that Y. 5.
lend-leasc aid has reached the
staggering total OF Sl3973 33q 900
The Chief Executive promised
the AXIS peoples that II they Will
overthrow their dcsp0tlC leaders.
the United Nations VIII see that
they are fed, that medicine IS pro-
Nided for their sick and that they
viii be given a helping hand IN
the restoration of their countries
m the democratic way.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
BrduChitsCh Killed
By Poison, Reds Say

LONDON. Aug. 25 tINS)-Nazi
Field Marshal Walther Won
BrauchitSch, ousted as COM
mander in chief Of the German
army by Hitler in December, 1871.
today was reported to have died OF
poisoning.
The Soviet TaSs news agency,
quoting military circles in Ber-
lin" circulated the report. adding
that circles in close touch with
the German government refused
10 confirm or deny the rumor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
YTAK AND HALF HERE

Her year and a half in Detroit
out-IIuIlyWood'S Hollywood.
Shea broke into DctroitS club
world by Na1i ordcr. sponsored by
Theresa BehrcnS. German-Hun-
garlan secretary of the interna-
tteatsztiet.itttt-t- tst tf.h,v.lu
is also. held a> a-Nazi SPY
Her ln>t public appearance was
al a mcotiog o. the Women Nd
vcItl -Ing C'nn here Asked why
She cawe 90 Detroit she said with
many NhruE~ and gestures.
- love water. When | am i'm
New YORK ! hunt Tor the right
apartment. There Is none look
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Boy in Coma 400 Hrs.
After Auto Accident

COLDWATER, Aug. 25 Re-
covery of nine-year-old Richard
Langdon. son of Mrs. Marion
Langdon, former ballet dancer
now a dancing instructor in Cold
water, was declared possible to-
day.
The boy had passed more than
400 hours OF unconsciousness, re-
Sulting from a head injury suf-
fered Ia an auto crash July 28.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Jso Arfeld Raieled

NCiT '%G},GNG Aug 25 1NSl-H
Ar ic4n ,lichrll m ium bomb
cr> were revealed today To- have
carried out an attack ON grounded
Japanese aircraft at the lIankoW
5Irdromc last Saturday with un-
determined results.