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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Two DetroiterS
TdraWd Heroes

Marine Capt. Donald a. Faikas
Of 1876 Westmoreland and Cpl
Otto Mohack. y of 912i Falcon
today were revealed As TWO ~ the
heroes Of the lcathernecks grim
and costly capture Of tho Jap-held
island Of Tarawa
Cap, Farkas, leading an assault
boat with 80 men vas among The
first 10 advance after his first
attempt WIS thWarted by mortar
shell fire lie and his men set up
a radio according 10 Marine Com
bat Correspondent HurwlI who
was aboard the boat. They then
ran ammunition and maintained
communications throughout The
72-hour battle, with numerous
casualties
a wounded marine saved by q
buddy who remained with hun in
the water of The beach for T.
hours. was loft in the care Of Cpl
MohaCh. who eventually sue
ceeded IN getting ne casualty
back 10 the shin p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Army Promotes
a From State

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 (UP)-
The war department today an
nounced the temporary promotion
of II Michigan officers.
They are:
Captain 20 Major--PAui Frederick Nc
QdiEEsn, Nc. 1884 Bishop. Crosse Poin,s
FIRST Lieutenant % Captain Louis
Church Gillette. &C, RI. / wing Lake
birmingham; Peter Bahij. Cd Crosweli.
Donald Kemp SchiIbng, &C. 5i2 Wash
ing'on Crosse Points Woodrow John
TN, Cd. Imperial Mine Location, Mich
Second Lieutenant 20 FIRST Lieutenant
lack Hliman Holland, ONO. 1895 Black
stone Detroit James .. Brown, Gao
1922 Bangor Detroit Alexander Lenha RI
Kennedy, AC. 59f3 Seminole. Detroit I,
Darrell George Ninsrd. &C, 1923 Smith,
Flint Leo Edwin Knapp, &C, 1913 Pear.
Haxel PARK James Edgard Clrworih,. &C
SIS Jasper. Kalamazoo. Claire Matthias
Iierveiler, &C prWamo Earl 90 Edwin
sparks. &C 1914 Broad. So Joseph Edwin
hildai. &C Whittemore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Youth Hunted
In Staying Of Kin,
Held inMemphiS

John Wilbert, 20-year-old for
mer state hospital inmate of
Grand Rapids, sought in three
states for the Staying of his father
and grandmother, today was held
by Memphis. Tenn, authorities for
Grand Rapids police.
Prosecutor NJ. r. Bolt sWore out
a warrant against Wilbert charg-
ing him with murder.
Earlier today, Indiana state
police had picked up the slain
fathers car. in which the youth
apparently had fled al Kokomo.
A check had revealed that VIII
bert had purchased a bus ticket
for Galveston, Tex, and the search
was narrowed. A guard was posted
AT the Memphis bus station, and
the young slayer suspect was
arrested at the terminal. Police
reported he carried a .22-caliber
revolver when arrested.
The two victims, Fred Wilbert
50. and Mrs. Minnie NJ. Wilbert,
II. were found dead by the sus-
poets sister, Dolores, -, in the
kitchen OF the Wilbert home APP
parently they had been shot by a
% caliber rifle, but no weapon
was found
Wilbert three times had escaped
from the Kalamazoo State Hos
pital and had been discharged
twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
FIGHTER Gifts to Committee Prevent Duplication

Christmas mean anything 10 youf
Does the fact he is fighting your
fight and making many personal
sacrifices for you cause you TO
consider your obligations 10 him.
Is il worth 81 70 YOU 10 see that
he has merry Christmas?
Join the Santa for Servicemen
campaign right away by packing
Christmas box for such man
or by making your cash contribu-
ton TO the Santa for Servicemer
Fund
You'll make him happier Christ
mas Day-and yourself. too!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
BY ED BRAND
he shaVes eN

They've taken the cuspidors out
II the academies Of tattoo along
Skid Row and the professors
are shaving every day for the
ladies' are becoming patrons Of
the art.
Today. one out Of every eight
customers Of tattoo artists along
that section Of Michigan avenue
from Cas- 10 Fifth IS a woman
And mllady IS buying everything
from social security numbers.
tatiooed on her knees. 10 on
twlned hearts and an occasional
beauty operation.
While an the professors
they call themselves ihar boast
~ having painted for WACs, only
owen Jensen, 430 Michigan HIS
worked for WAVE While
WACs usually have small Amer
lean flags and heir Identification
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Six Michigan WACs
To Get 9th Area Jobs

Six Michigan WACs sworn II, at
Detroit on Oct. Is have arrived at
Fl. Sheridan as outstanding MEM
bers of the states first unit and
will be assigned for duty In the
Sixth Service Command. Col. 8.
D. Ringsdorf announced today.
They are Lillian p. Olde, 1857
Lakepointe, Crosse Pointe; Vivian
Helm, 20117 Greeley, DETROIT:
Dorothy j. Raymore, 242 Pilgrim,
Highland Park; Frances A. Spring,
ITO East street, Wayne; Marian
l.. Miller of Mesick. and Hazel G.
Swanson, Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Times PhotC
- / HI,

numbers tattooed above their
knees. the WAVE had only an
anchor and a small flag etched
on her ankle
Sweethearts and wives Of serv-
ice men prefer patriotic designs
having the insignia Of their loved
ones OUTFIT tattOoed either above
the elbow on their arms OF or
their legs above the knees
"All OF them want their loved
ones name superimpOsed on the
Insignia" said Jensen. but l
try TO discourage that.
II have had girls who found
out that Johnny not only would
hut did look at another girl. He
married her. The girl wants
something done about II so I
just rub Johnny out by etching
wreath over his name and il
makes pretty piece at that"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Crushed in Freight Lift
Times Photo

SAGINAW, Dec. 6-An attempt
10 hurry A freight elevator at
Malleable Iron plant today had
caused the death of John II. Por-
terfeld. 81, of 921 Farwell. Por-
terrified was operating the elevator
which carried metal 10 a conveyor
and when il failed 10 come down
properly he attempted to speed
the return and was caught under
meath the heavy apparatus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

pack their own gifts should
send In their cash contribution
now"
Z Here Is the way 10 become a
Santa TO a Seryiceman;
Pack gift box costing no
more than 81 and leave IL ar any
police precinct station. recreation
center. lobby OF the Times Build
ing, Fox Theatre lobby, on the
mems furnishing department IN
Kern basement Enclose a gift
card with your name and address.
or else send your cash contri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

10 rs az the Gross lie Naval
Aviation Base
They are needed for the military
police al Camp River Rouge Park,
The air corps men AT Selfridge
Field. the soldiers driving trucks
az Fort Wayne
They are needed for soldiers,
sailors. marines and coast guards
men alike stationed AZ all the
military and naval posts IN this
area.
Does the fact that such a man
viii be miles away from home at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

prevent 1.-TWO public solicitations
for an identical purpose
Here is the complete official
Red Cross statement:
1.-THE Detroit Times, having orr
gained campaign for Christ
mas presents for members Of
the armed forces In Michigan,
the Red Cross feels that any
effort on its part along this line
would be a duplication of an
already well organized endeavor.
"In order To avoid two public
solicitations for an identical pur-
pose, the Red Gross requests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Boy Seriously Burned
As Fire Sweeps Home

Fourteen-year-old Pedro Charlie
today was in Receiving Hospital in
a serious condition with second
and third degree burns about his
head and body after the fire de-
partment rescue squad carried him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

by the committee right away II
we are TO provide Merry
Christmas for our servicemen
and women In this area. ///
Those on the packing and
wrapping committee have giant
task ahead of them, 40 they
must he supplied with gifts in
the necessary quantities without
delay.
Persons packing their own
gift boxes for servicemen
should leave them at one of the
receiving depOts as soon a. pos
sible. And those too busy 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

button payable 10 the Santa for
Servcemen Fund IN care Of The
Detroit Times 1870 Cass. Detroit
81, Michigan For each 81 you
contribute The committee viii
pack a box and enclose a special
GIFT card with your name and
address
Thou -snds Of such gift packages
are needed They are needed for
the wounded an Percy Jones Cen
eral Hospital IN Battle Creek
for the sailors in training az
Naval ArmnrN. for those loarnIng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

persons desiring 10 make contri-
buttons for Christmas presents
TO servicemen. to send their
gifts, either In kind or In money,
10 The Detroit Times"
With Christmas less than three
weeks away. all those participat-
ing in the Santa for Servicemen
program were urged today by the
committee to make their cash con-
tributions Immediately. Explained
Mrs. Glenn Anderson, committee
chairman:
"Gift purchases must he made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

AT Detroiters planning Christ-
mas boxes for serVicemen in this
area, today we're advised by the
American Red Gross TO contribute
their gitts-or money with which
TO purchase gifts through The
Detroit Times Santa for Service
men Committee.
In a statement issued by A. J..
Berries Jr.. manager Of the De
iroit Chapter. the Red Cross eX-
blamed its announcement is being
made 10 avoid duplication and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Michigan Trio
Given Award =

WASHINGTON. Dec 6 CUPl--
Three Mic i-can soldiers We're
among p officers and enlisted
men Of the L. s Army 18th
Fighter Command in northwest
Africa decorated for neritoriOus
achievement In air-Se7 rescues
during July and August il was
announced today by the war de-
partmcnt
The men and their awards are.
Second 1t. Charles !. Zoet.
Byron Center. AR Medal and one
bronze oak Leaf Cluster
Second It Robert NJ Dial 1903
Ward. Detroit q Air Medal
Staff SGT Edward II Lord
1852 Prest. Detroit. Air Medal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Corporal Feared Dead

Mrs Evelyn Gibbs of 2459 Hol-
brook. a war worker. has been
advised by the navy department
that her son, Cpl. James L. Gibbs
Of the marines. is believed dead
He has been unreported more
than a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Dies After Heart Attack

BAY CITY. Dec. 6-August
Frederick, 10 of l0l Broadway
died at General Hospital late last
night a short time after suffering
heart attack as ne walked along
Garfield avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

from a burning room in his home
at 1743 Concord
His mother, Mrs Louise Charlie.
reported to police that the blaze
apparently started in a closet next
rC-~ti4s- 9..s--s~b bedroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Soldier Killed in Crash

Pvt Donald J. Mackenzie Of
Lincoln Park was killed and two
other Michigan soldiers wer Q
slightly injured in an automobile
crash near Tomah Wis. officers
at Camp Mccoy Wis. announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Kills Rival Suitor
Taking Wedding
Plans With Girl

a rival sutton early today shot
and killed 22-year-old Ted Piwo-
war Of 1887 Thirtieth as he sat in
his automobile with his fiancee
discussing their wedding plans.
Police said that the fatal shot
was fired by Joseph Syiut, 20. of
59i5 Otis as PlWoWar sat with his
sweetheart Eugenia ZakrzewSki
l8. of 1896 Prairie IN front Of her
home Syjut surrendered and is
being held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
SITTING IN CAR

At 3 m. she was sitting with
Pwowar m his automobile in
front Of her home when A car
drove up The driver. she said WAS
Syjut a soldier known as Steve
was also In the car
An argument enSued she con-
tinned. and Syjut pulled pistol
and threatened Piwowar with
these words
III use this on YOU before the
night Is over"
As Syiuts car started away
shot was fired the bullet striking
Piwowar just below the heart, He
died instantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
LOVERS QUARREL

According TO the story the girl
told Defective II. Harry O Brlen
and Detective Sgt Lyman
Ulnlck. the tragedy had us lncep-
ton week ago when she and
PiwoWar had a lovers quarrel,
Eugenia said that after she and
her fiance qusrreled Joseph asked
her for a date for last night. She
said she agreed on the condition
that another couple 20 along.
Meanwhile. she said. her spat
with Piwowar was patched up and
she forgot the Sunday night date
she had made with Sylut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
Important
Jap Base
Aussies and Yanks
Effect Juncture
Near Salamaua;
Other Gains Made

Allied Headquarters in Aus
tralia, July 3-(AP)-Ameri-
can and Australian Jungle fight
ers menaced the japanese air
base of Saiamaua on the north
east coast of New Guinea from
three sides today in the grow
ing Pacific offensive, while in
the central SolomOnS. at the
other end OF a 700 mile arc. pres
,t:.'c was maintained on the
enemy base of Munda.
TOdayS communicate from
headquarters of General Douglas
Macarthur. supreme commander
of operations. reported as the
latest success Il Juncturc of Aus
tralian patrols from Mubo. twelve
miles south and inland from
Salamaua. with the Americans
who landed an the coast at Mas
Sua Bay Wednesday. This COM
plctcd the first phase of the new
operations there.
Ii was emphasized here that dc
spite bitter Jungle fighting in pro-
erosion N a patrol basis along the
New Guirca coastal front. this drive
likely = not aimed al the immediate
capture OF Salamaua.
Any push along the coast from
Nassau Bay northward would he al
most impossible because of dcnSr!y
argled jungle and swamps.
In the central SoIomOns. where
he Americans have seized Rcndova
STAND from which shore batteries
started Smelling the enemy Munda
1ir field, ana where the important
larbor Of Viru or New Georgia was
'apturcd. no changes in positions
we're reported. Today'S communiuuc
old Of IN air battle on Thursday
Yer Rendova in which "a japanese
ZerOS and eight dive bombcrS were
hot down at a cost Of eight allied
lighters.
Thcro'waS no further word of
allied naval action i'm the north
crn SOl0mOnS. Fridays COM
muriquc had tald of surface units
Smelling japanese positions on the
approaches tO BOuCainvilcl Nor
was there any mention of any
counter ac!iDu by the Japanese
navy.
Bu The mighty allied air force.
whose wide prcad activity has been
IMPRESSIVE from ;Hc outset d! the
1cw drive. continued g. play ma
rr role. Seeking To- keep Japan'S
'l"-c concentrations al EHhaul New
ir.'Hn. pinned .. their .cldS allied
aHcla'n~- md Flying FortrcSscs
dropped ~ ICONS of bombs there.
That Was Tho '..i straight night OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
an the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
BY LYNS INSECT

Raleigh. July With income
taxes leading and .,alcS taxes ana
Leverage taxes also showing large
increases over the previous year.
The State Department Of Revenue
reports an all-timC high collection
II seventy and a half million dol
.ars for the year ending June 30 N
the general fund account.
This is Sl3.l4I.25i60 moro than
w1s collected during the year cno.
NJ June 80. 1879. In round figures.
income taxes provided ten miliipn.
t his increase. sales taxes two mil
."', 1nd ncyCrag" taxes ono mil
".". Every bracelet IN tho genera,
.Hi Division bowed inr."a., ,.-
~ inheritance. privilege ana go"
SOS. The IuI.....r, and u"'
taxes. of course. ca' 49, Nc autrlu.'-
3D. depending a., ".," do upon death
r "hIm. The privilege tax decline
was mall.
IN intriguing l'e. IN tho report
was $4,000 80 m Tho "risCc'laur.
Gus bracket. Of which all hu' r"v
d''Isrs was credited - lie nr-rt1 %;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
Industry Gets
Army Students

WASHINGTON. July 3-(Ap)-Thc
Army. au informed source said to-
day. has freed % turn over - hard
pressed civilian industry len per
cent of the approximately 10000
students il sends 10 collcg" for spc-
cia!Izcd training.
The informant. who asked to be
Anonymous. said the $4,000 80 be re-
lnuuiShcd al would be students OF
cnginCc'i :. since the army wants to
hold on a. It's medical trainrsc and
others IN b Gh;y technical Ca,cgories.
The mon released by the Army
will not be- selected until they have
completed 'h2ir courses. il was said.
Icarv..'n. his source added. they
ell be ma.S'ingus.aDic from 'hcir
GLOW Hcr->tudcut, required t.
.mUlc', &c l3~wccN basic military
.a.ui"g s.Wsv md - wear Uniforms
Il.Io attending school.
M.,' = 'nosc released FOR c.,..u
,.rs %. IDLY vii hc wrn the Amy
'o4ld 49,, only for limited ser SOC,
'rc...c . physical hIut.r1ps
Tic i.Hv'S decision RESPONDED =
I" arnc. from o.. r.I mGnp.w.
'nww.s-.n for the release og ,.r
engineering college graduate. iu '.
u~.r's classes 90 case acute Shot
g"S in essential civilian ac,lviti"s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
Goering III,
Reports Say

Stockholm. July 3 -- (Ap) 49, The
Guctcburg newspaper thunderstorm
SIuciar's,idning. quoting what II said
was reliable quarters. reported today
that RoichSmar,hal Herman GeCrinc
is very ill'' from "a nervous break =
down with serious heart trouble"
AZ late as last Thursday night.
the newspaper said. Gocring's cond-
ton was very bad and two special
lists we're assigned TO treat him. The
newspaper added that his wife.
Emmy. was a; his bedside night and
day
Field Marshal Wilhelm KCitcl wa
said e. have represented GucrinE. the
number two nazi. at the last session
Of the reich defense council and Il
wnS recalled hero that he has been
on, Of the public eye for months
n substitute was said 10 have made
the annual economic accounting 70.
gently. asserting GOcrlng was too
busy TO do so.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
investment
Group Indicted

Philadelphia, July 3.-(AP)-
The securities and exchange
commission announced today
that II mas filed suit against one
OF the nations largest investment
groups-InvcstOrs Syndicate, In
rcs,orS Mutual. Inc, and lnves-
TOYS Syndicate of America
charging thar i; "perpetrated
fraudulent practices" during a
l5-year period i'll which 4 issued
more than 81 500, 900 in GER
tificates and securities 10 more
than 100000 investors.
The business Of the three
members q! the group has been
frozen" by the SEC, the COM
mission said. Until the fourth L.
S. district court IN Minneapolis,
MINI, can hear the charges"
y hearing was scheduled tor tins
morning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
) Airfields
Are Raided
huge Load of Bombs
dropped on Bases;
three Rombers Lost,
IL Axis Planes Down

Cairo, July 3-(AP)-Ncarly
100 U. S. Liberators smashed
at three airficlds in southern
Italy yesterday in the biggest
offensive action yet staged by
these four-cngined craft from
man 100000 pounds Of bombs
the Mldui, East, dropping more
II he l.u.aan bases AT Lecce.
-rCtt1Tll" and Scr PancrnZio.
tAll three raids appa ut.l,.,
wee aimed at reducing the /
ucicnScS Ol the Italian naval.
at laramie. at the inside of til
Jutting Italian heel or the Gull
OF laramie.
iGrouislic lies ten miles
northeast Of laramie. San Pam
craSa-2s miles to the east and
Lcccc II miles To the east
The !Ctna. loads ;gClusLd high cx-
pIoStve. aImcntai.ov and :nccH-
diary bombs. L. s. communicate
irom MiGdir East headquarters an
nCunced.
Three American planes were lost
n delivering the triple punch. this
relatively small figure equalling the
entire L. S. losses for the month
Of June in this area.
Twelve axis planes were shot
down out of clouds Of Italian
and German fighters that rose
to challenge the LiberatOrs. the
cOmmunique said.
"At Lecce, bursts OF smoke COW
cred the field, indicating hits on
dispersed aircraft" the announce
mect said. Other hits were OBJ
served in hangers and runwayS. Fires
were left burning behind the han
gars and in the dispersal area. A
very large fuel fire was observed in
the southeast section.
AT Grottaglic. direct hits were
scored on hangers and burS:s we're
seen throughout the target area. The
dispersal area was blanketCd with
tragn cntati0n bombs. O~C enemy
aircr"t; was seen 70 explode AID at
least one other was seen burning"
AT San pa-CraZio. the large; area
"aS well covered with bursts"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
State Revenue
Total Gains

r,
n'.''I"' july "-'N'
H"'N revenue ana EaNoiinc ~
'>'"n '"',''''" $40, "",."''""
"u' ',e 'h' ',H''' wear "hich enu
20 20 Nro cn, conp'rra WIN
200 '"''"'i.' "",,nE TIC year
''''''E '""' "o' i''I'
.. ny ne , .a>, '.,r"' year now
w, g.. = ,'..' 100. > was corrected IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03


that lN:s enemies had chosen
July for All assault on France.
The broadcasts apparently were
designed to ri.ycule allied plans OF
attack against Europe and, at the
same time, 10 show that the Ger
mans could be light hearted about
cuCn matters.
y, : a. IN, the Paris announcer
said. The hour of liberation Is strik-
ing. Probably it will be only a mat
ter Of minutes"
The broadcast said reporters hau
been sen; - all vital points to keep
listeners informed on the situation
Just ~ case the British should try
t. lr-,mbavlS after landing"
Then the voice was brought from
's"mcw here IN France" to announce:
Al Z a. ~. there is nothing to re-
port TOR tn" lime being The Anglo
Americans will not attempt anything
before breakfast time
Later OruadCasiS:
NJ a. m; The British and Am
CTir"U> are sill at break fast
y a. m. We have just learn
that the British and Americans have
left the breakfast table. Further de-
NCl"pmcnts viii bc recorded duly
AT p. IN. Still nothing. Perhaps
tn" English will make up their minds
later III the day. II must be admitted
that II Is luncn time now, but chat
leaves them one more halliday"
~ l.i2 y. NJ: Still nothing 10 re-
port II IS not possible that the allies
should keep us waiting SO long. Well,
lets wait a little more. They'll sure
~ Land"
The July date for an invasion
was conceived only in the mind OF
the propaganda minister. and had
utterly ~ basis in fac; and no sug-
Ec.tluu from allied sources. The APP
par,n' reason for the German build
Up Of the fictitious date for an in
NT.Iun WIS 10 arouse the hopes OF
III" millions OF Europeans III uC-
Cupicd Cuuntric,. and allow these am
uCipatIuus tp be dashed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
NO JAP AIR ATTACK
ON CHINA LAST WEEK

Headquarters of the litn L. s. All
Force in China. July tDciaycd) -
(AP)-Major General Clare l..
Chcnnault laid today that japanese
planes made no attack on unocCu-
pied China during the week OF juno
1890 a-d commented. 1t is quite
possible the JapS don't want TO lose
any more planes in China for while
because they are 50 badly needed
elsewhere"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-03
TRANSMISSION GIVEN

Hollywood. July 3-(Ap)-E'ilm
Actress Veronica Lake injured in u
fall. underwent y blood transfus ion
last night. hospital attaches said. but
her condition is not regarded as
serious.