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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Reds Rip Gap
Near Middle
OF Nazii Line
More StronehoIds
Captured by Russians
West Of Velikie-Luk
By NaTtLIa RENE


NNfffnab'hAi WV NTfNf'' Fh"fA E'ffNN'
MOSCOW. Jan. 3 Sunday. a
Soviet drive that tore gap near
the middle Of the whole German
front in Russia was declared today
10 have overrun additional enemy
strongpoints west Of recaptured
Nelikic Luli in a continuing smash
toward the Latvian border.
This advance. il was indicated
in the Russian midnight COM
munique, was rapidly nearing the
great Leningrad VitebSk kiev
Railway. while Russian armies in
the south continued sweeping
ahead Saturday west, southwest
and south Of Stalinerad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Advance on RostoU

Gearing down on Rostov. main
doorway TO the Caucasus, Soviet
troops on the middle Don front
cut a road between two large
encmy-held localities while re-
pulsing a counterattack in an
adjoining sector, the midnight
bulletin said
Below Stalingrad. IL was an
nounced, the Russians occupied a
number Of inhabited centers in
Guiding the large towns Of Gu
bovskaya and Ramontnaya, to-
Gether with the station at the
former locality on the railway 10
the Caucasus southwest OF kotel-
nikovo.
In that region three Soviet
columns were converging on the
vital railway from the East eau
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

kEYKo MARGARINE-Costs so
Llttle-Spread Ii Thick.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Turn 10 Coal.
Or Go Cold,
.0PA Warns
Fuel Coupon Value
Cut 10 Pet. in East;
All Buildings Are Hit

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (UP).-
Operators of apartment houses.
hotels. office buildings and other
commercial structures in the sc
eastern and midwestern states,
were warned Saturday by Price
Administrator Leon Henderson to
convert their heating facilities inn
mediately from oil TO coal or lose
their fuel oil rations.
At the same time Henderson
ordered a 10 per cent cut in the
value Of period three fuel oil
ration coupons effective at mid
night tomorrow, cutting the value
of Class ! coupons covering most
residences from 10 10 nine gallons
each.
He cut the value Of Class z
coupons used principally by
apartment houses, hotels, Office
buildings and institutions - from
100 TO 90 gallons each.
Serious Situation
Announcing the cut. he declared
that "an extremely serious stu.
alton" exists in connection with
the Easf's fuel oil supply.
Officials estimated the cuts will
save from 10000 to 10000 barrels
daily in the eastern states. They
said consumers who already have
cashed in some of their period
three coupons will not be penal
lied.
In a message 10 local boards,
Henderson said the fuel oil situa-
ton is worse and boards should
terminate all oil rations for apart
ment houses, hotels. theaters, and
other structures except private
dwellings unless:
Written proof is presented that
arrangements have been made for
by-a definite date
within the current heating season.
The applicant has proved con-
that conversion is i'm
DOSsible.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
90 Alien Cases
Heard in Year

The Detroit enemy alien board
has heard 66 cases and recon-
mended internment for approx.
mately p persons since Pearl Har.
Dor. II was revealed Saturday h,
United States Attorney John c
Lehr.
Those aliens not ordered in
termed by the board have beer
paroled TO prominent citizens ano
must report once a week to United
States immigration Parole Officer
George Tellefsen, II was explained
Four board members are at.
torneys, Thomas f. Chawke. Isa.
dore Levin, Howell VanAuken and
Trent McMath. McMath recently
resigned 10 accept a commission
in the navy. The Rev. John w
Hoag. is the fifth member.
Lehr pointed out the small mum.
Der Of cases when compared 10 the
number Of aliens registered in this
area.
approximately 10000 Ger
man and $4,000 Italians are reg
istered In this district" he said.
For the most part, these aliens
are sympathetic TO this country
and are helping the war effort
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
$4,000 in Gifts
10 Art Institute

Contributions made by the De
troit Museum Of Arts Founders
Society exceeded by more than
$4,000 the total cost TO the city
of operating the art institute in
1892, according 10 an annual re-
port submitted Saturday by the
founders secretary, Clyde II, Bur-
lroughs.
Last year the collections for tho
museum we're increased by 1873 OBJ
jects with a total value of Sl57747
in addition 10 a considerable sum
of money" according TO the Bur-
roughs report.
The gifts included rare paint
IlngS. rugs, sculptures and ivory
carvings. During the year Walter
o. Briggs, X. T. Keller and Henry
IReichhold were enrolled as fellows
of the founders society by virtue
Of. their gifts of more than $1,000.
Trustees and officers of the De-
Itroit Museum Of Arts will be re-
tanned until the term ending in
1876. IL was decided Saturday at
the annual meeting Of the corpo-
ration.
Reelected trustees were Hal
II. Smith, DR.. George Kamperman
and 1t. John S. Newberry Jr. D,
NJ. Ferry Jr. was reelected presi-
dent Of the Founders Society, Lii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
MtNuft Appointments
OF 30 Are Under Fire

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (NS).
The Senate military affairs COM
mittee today called upon War
Manpower Commissioners Paul v.
McNutt to justify nomination Of
30 persons for new commission
Jobs with annual salaries ranging
from $4,000 TO $500.
Despite criticism from McNutt's
Of delay in confirma-
ton Of appointments, the commit
tee refused 10 approve them with
out investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Polite Burglar Tips Hat;
And That Tips Off Police

If Francis c. Drury 40, had
been less "old school" and more
of the newer. keep-it-on-your-head
variety of gentleman, he would not
have been simmering in the county
jail. Saturday.
But, TO Drury A woman is al
ways a woman and a hat is. well.
only hat. So, as he passed Gladys
Catherwood, lawyer, when
emerging from her office Friday
night. he tipped his.
II knew Immediately" said
Miss Catherwood, "that he was
not connected with the building"
Her suspicious strengthened by
a hasty search that disclosed S212
and two diamond rings missing,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Chief Warden Inspects

Each post senior warden will
handle all applications in his area
and will either make or supervise
the home inspections. Since the
inspection requires entry into the
house, the Inspector will show his
Identification card. and. If possible.
will make the survey in the pres
ence Of the head OF the house.
Application for this award IL
purely n voluntary matter
chief air warden George Ed
wards said.
The stickcrs are 10 be issued
only 10 dwellings and may not be
given 10 commercial buildings. Ed
wards added. Apartment buildings
and individual apartments in the
building are eligible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

Miss Catherwood phoned the guard
at the building entrance, Drury
was nabbed as he came from the
stairway, a 21-loor walk.
To 1t. Edward Radtke, the
smooth-talking Drury fumed that
his arrest interrupted a lucrative
racket that he has piled in Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburgh.
Hiding in buildings until offices
close. he said he had been let into
scores Of Offices by scrub women
while posing as a tenant. 1t was
in this manner that he gained
access to the Catherwood cache.
"The next time" Radtke was
told by Drury, a gentleman TO
the last, II guess won't wear
no hat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
OCD H-Stickers Planned
For Homes Aiding Var
Houses Certified
by Wardens Will
Receive Reward

Householders who cooperate
fully with home-front regulations
of the OCD and can prove they
are doing everything possible to
further the war effort, will be
awarded v home stickers for their
windows, under a plan announced
Saturday by Frank N. McLaury,
OCD chief.
Award OF the stickcrs will be
started February ], only upon re-
quest.of the householder and after
certified air warden has in
spected the house.
Measuring 9l3 by 7 inches, the
stickers are printed in blue on
white on gummed paper. and have
a large red V superimposed on n
drawing OF q home The air war
den and OCD staff insignia also
aDDear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Award Explained

On the back is printed the OK.
PLANTATION Of the award and thu
five points with which the aware
holder must comply. 1t reads:
I've in this home are fighting.
We know this war Will he easy
TO lose and hard TO win. We
mean TO win IL. Therefore, we
soiemnly pledge all our ener-
giles and all our resources TO the
fight for freedom and against
fascism. We serve notice to all
that we are personally carrying
the fight To the enemy In these
ways:
This home Il following the
instructions Of It's AIR raid war
den In order 10 protect itself
against attack by air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Kelly Off for Meet
OF State Governors

With a delegation OF state off,
Gals and legislators, Gov. Harry
F. Kelly left today for Baltimore
to attend a general assembly Of
the Council Of State Governors.
Kelly denied that he and Gov.
John w. Bricker of Ohio planned
TO confer with WPB Chief Donald
NJ. Nelson on the abolition OF war
time. He said that be would not
be opposed TO discussing the prob
lem with Nelson, who will address
the assembly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Fuel Oil Ration
Boosted | Gallon

Although official confirmation
had not been received by OPM Of
ficials here, Washington dispatches
Saturday indicated the value OF
fuel oil ration coupon No. 4 will be
IL gallons for the new period. an
increase OF one gallon.
Cold weather already has re-
suited in the advancement OF the
valid date for coupon a to Febru-
AIRY 2.
The No. 4 coupon will remain in
force until April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

pIMPLES DISAPPEARED
OVER NIGHT

Yes Il is true, there is safe harmless
medicated liquid called keersx that dries
up pimples over night. Many report that
they had = red sore pimply face one night
and surprised their friends the next day
with n clear complexion. There n no risk.
The first application must convince you or
you get your money back. Join the happy
Kleerex users who are no longer embar-
raised with unsightly pimples. For sale by
Cunningham, kinseIs and drug stores
syerywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

A ~ - DLbLh
CHEESE will be
que ST soloist
with Maestro
Arturo Tosca-
minis Symphony
Orchestra in the
finale OF the
Brahms cycle
(WWJ 3 p. M
GLADYS
s w A r T II
OUT singing a
medley fr b m
Rose Marie on
Family Hour"
this afternoon
(WJR 5 p. M
ELLERY
@ u f f ~ will
bring his detec-
4s.. ~N.w.. A-,l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Miss Parrott Trial Feb. rs

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. % (UP).-
Ursula Parrot. the novelist, will
be tried in federal court here Feb
ruary 25 on charges of aiding a
soldier 10 desert the United States
army, federal Judge John w. Hol-
land ruled today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

liam Henkel Haass vice president,
Doctor Kamperman treasurer and
Clyde II. Burroughs secretary.
Edgar 3. Whitcomb was reelected
chairman of the finance COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Bennett Of 0nfondgon
Gets 2Conqress Posts

Rep. John 3. Bennett Of Onton-
nagon was named to two new Re-
publican committees by caucus
in Washington today. He was as
signed TO immigration and nat
uralization and 10 the territories
committees. In another congrega-
tional move Rep. Earl c. Kitchener
Of Adrian was relieved OF post
on the revision of laws committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Buys Bonds Regularly

"5-This home buys War Saw
ings Stamps and Bonds regu-
larry.
I'VE are doing these things
because We know We must 10
win this war"
To secure an inspection, tho
householder must fill in an appli.
cation blank or appear in person
at the senior post headquarters in
his neighborhood.
Applications will be printed In
the Times and distributed through
movie theaterS and other public
agencies. Filled out, they may be
sent 10 the newspapers or direct
10 the OCD headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS in
ALL THE MAJOR NETWORKS

ALL THE MAJOR NETWORKS
will salute President Roosevelt in
an hour-long show next Saturday,
January 80, at HIS p. NJ. Under
the general title America Salutes
the Presidents Birthday" the pro-
gram will include pick-ups from
birthday celebrations all over the
country.
COL ROANE WARING. COM
mander Of the American Legion.
will be the guest speaker on the
Detroit Orchestra Hour this eve
ming (WWJ 6 o'clock.
ALEC TEMPLETON, wizard Of
the piano, and JAN PIERCE Met
ropolitan tenor. will be guests on
pause That Refrcshes" this af-
ternoon (WJR 4:30 o'clock.
FIVE HUNDRED native sons
OF Arkansas will be guests at
.,b Burns show next Thursday
.NXYZ 7:30 p. M Bob gets
lonesome for his home folks.
TIME WAS WHEN Lew Lehr,
the comedian on Comedy Caravan
tWJR Friday 10 p. M was lucky
TO make $50 week drawing rews-
paper cartoons. The other day at
a war bond luncheon, Lehr idly
drew carricatures OF the speakers
on his napkin. Chairman OF the
meeting. noting this. grabbed the
napkin and auctioned II off for
5000 In bonds.
Crhis al prepared and paid for By wJR. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Conserues Clothing

"2-This home conserves food.
clothing. Transports tion and
health In order 10 hasten an un-
ceasing fow Of war materials to
our men Mt the front.
"3-This home salvages essen
tisl materials in order that they
may he converted 10 immediate
war uses.
"4-This home refuses 20
spread rumors designed 10 divide
our nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ATOM (
Tablets viii Help Your
WAR EFFORT

Does sour stomach, gas, blosting, and
indi geStion due 20 excess acid in the
stomach make your war effort seem
hard7 Does constipation and autointoxi-
cation keep you feeling tired all the
timer II so, take or 2 Stomstoue
Tablets after each meal for a few day $.
They neutralize excess acid in the stom-
aeh AT ONCE, affording IMMEDIATE
relief. They also make the bowels move
gently and thoroughly " taken over a
period OF time. II you are a stomach
sufferer, don't lose time from defense
work without first seeing what Stons-
tone Tablets will do for you. 100 large
tablets last a month and cost only ST.
Trial size, IS tablets. soc. INSIST en-
Stomatone Tablets. FOR SALE THIS
VERY DAY at
LABoRATc7Y PRODUCTS co.
27I Z. Grand Blvd, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

Order War Stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
RADIO BRIEFS:

CASSEL. Metropolitan baritone,
will be heard on Keep Working,
Keep Singing, America next Fri
day (WJR $50 p. M .. WV
IN ~ nE.TT A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
.Z
WITH DUE RESPECT to the

WITH DUE RESPECT TO the
skill Of radio producers and script
ters to interpret life realistic
-, they can never hope to give
their dramatic presentations the
realism. the grimness. the sincerity
that Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker
embodied in his address to the
S. A. +. Friday night--an address
carried to radio listeners by every
radio station in Detroit. No piece
OF writing. no bit OF dramatics has
come out of the war thus far that
compares with the moving words
OF this World War hero. His adj
dress might we'll mark a turning
point in the civilian attitude to-
ward the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

e. WXYZ. Saturdays at 7:30 p. NJ
RALPH BELLAMY in Fly.
Tigers" on Cavalcade (WWJ
Monday 8 p M. DAGWOOI
has the winning ticket for banl
night but forgets TO 60 10 the
theater in tomorrow's instalmen'
Of Blonde (WJR 7:30 p. M
PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS ir
Uncle Sans military service make
splendid amateur entertainers or
Major Bowes' show (WJR Thurs
day 9 p. NJ They're scheduled
along with civilians these days.
JOHNNY LONG, WHO WILL
nv HEARD IN SPOTLIGHT
RANDs MONDAY tWNSZ $50
Y. NJ, - THE ONLY Big
NAME BAND LEADER WHO
PLAYS THE VIOLIN LIFT
HANDED" WHEN HE WAS
A SMALL BOY on A fARMfA
PIG Dit MIN, sEvERING THE
TENDONs OF TWO FINGERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
.TANLEY ALTsCHULER. for

.sTANLEY ALTSCHULER, for.
eign language director of WJBk
set out 10 prove that his big for,
eign-language audience is as pa
triotic as any one else and hi
proved il beyond all doubt by sell
ing his listeners a half million
dollars worth OF war bonds-and
winning himself a certificate OF
special merit from the treasury
department plus gold trophy
from his fellow staff members.
JOHN 6JNTHER AND JOHN
NANDERCOOK. A COUPLE or
DEEP THINKERS. ARE GO
ING TO COLLABORATg ON A
COMMENTARY ENTITLED
"MHEhE DO VIZ STAND" ON
WNyZ SUNDAYS At r. VI.
STARTING IN FEBRUARY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
DETROIT BREAKS

DETROIT BREAKS into the
CHS network iimelight twice to-
night, being featured on we, the
People" (WJR 7:30 O'clock orig
mating in Detroit and on Report
to the Nation" (WJR HIS p. M.
Both programs deal with war pro-
duction by Detroit industries. On
I'VE, the People you'll get the
story OF steel from the molten
stage 10 the roaring tank-and
you'll hear some familiar voices,
George G. Christopher, president
OF Packard. Gar Wood, famous
boat builder and racer, Ernest
Eyer. who invented the highly
important self sealing gasoline
tank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

THE CHARLIE MCCARTHY
SHOW tWWJ sP. NJ. SUNDAY
WILL RE EXPANDED TO A
FULL HOUR TONIGHT To
PERMIT THE SPONSOR TO
CELEBRATE THE WINNING
OF An ARMY NAVY ~"
JEANETTE MACDONALD AND
JOSE 1T RIB WILL RE-
GUESTS. TINS MEANS "ONE
MANS FAMILY" GETS A ONE
WEEK VACATION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

IIk AIRS. GEORGE WASHINGTON KA-
I'M VANAGH takes pleasure and sor-
W. row in announcing the marriage
and divorce OF her daughter Mrs. Leonora
Warner, TO and from Lieutenant Rene Lefevre,
formerly of Paris, France now with the
French fleet air arm on mission for Cen
eral Charles de Gaulle."
II all the formalites were followed. the
above. according to the best reports avail
able, would be the way Mrs George Wash
ington Kavanagh one of the presiding dow
ayers Of New York society, would have TO
announce the latest marriage of her daughter,
the former Leonora Warner.
For no one. apparently, knew Leonora had
married the famous French transatlantic
flier until the lady recently arrived in Reno
for the usual purpose--to file suit for divorce.
In view of the prominence of the prin-
cipals, and the fact that the marriage took
place four years ago. this would seem some
what surprising
Lefevre first won international notice in
1929 when he flew the Atlantic in his Vel
low Bird" plane that would look frail and
unsafe beside the transatlantic ships of today.
That flight from Maine to Spain was &C
complished with two French companions and
an American stowaway. Arthur Schneider, of
Portland Maine. Lefevre attributed his fail
ure TO reach his goal, Paris, to Mr. Schreibers
unexpected presence. The necessary quantity
Of gas had been calculated to fractions of
ounces and of course the stowaway's added
weight threw the calculations Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

back scat convinced him, he told the
court, that his passengers were lost not
only TO Brooklyn but TO the entire world
However. they all eventually found theil
way out and into the divorce court.
Leonora was awarded $1,000 month ALI
mony and full custody of Chares's and her
two sons, Charles Jr and William.
That looked like the end of their little
drama, but as il turned out it was just the
prologue. There was a lapse Of nearly ten
years and then the curtain went up again,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21


Charlie. who had married a Broadway
showgirl named Fay Culman, was arrested.
and on being bailed out vanished
A year later the hunt for him was still on.
With his new wife. Fay and three husky
seamen he was biithely cruising in the 81
foot, two-masted schooner named for his
father.
This happy. carefree life continued until
the day before Thanksgiving. 1885, when ne
made the mistake Of putting back into New
York. Before you could say, Delay he was
locked up in alimony Jail.
He was local wonder for while, be-
cause so far as the records disclosed. no one
else had ever been charged with owing quite
as much back alimony; $4,000, no less
He remained in the hoosegow for six
months. crying out internationally that he was
broke and visited with loyal regularity by his
showgirl bride. Evidently his cries were
founded on something more solid than wounded
feelings for the staggering debt was at last
settled for the paltry sum Of $1,000.
Looking the whole thing over later, statis-
ticians estimated that those six months in
alimony Jail had been the most profitable he
had ever spent
For, deducting the settlement from the
amount OF the original debt he had earned
SIS $50 a month, just by twiddling his thumbs
In the case Of 1t Lefevre and Lconora
there doesn't seem 90 be much that statis'l-
clans can get their teeth into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

Nv HALF Of the animal wrongly half
-
have to set aeoode example and for
Of
seemingly impossible fiendh
For all 90 wonder Schoen sxyoar-old Spite
resident Of Atlanta Tcccntly
which she s $50 Tar refused t vec the
which discovered a
Somebody whispered
seldom for she charges apart This
ton Of nhoutes HAS been gong Europe time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

sion for General dc Gaulle The feeling of
history in the making which had made their
previous tete-a-tetes so exciting, was lacking
from this one
And so. as they downed their lamb chops
at the Ritz, they decided to call 1t day.
Though, according to latest reports Rene
has refused to sign the papers Leonora's
lawyer has prepared with an eye To obtain
ing a quick default decree, it is unlikely that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Hey Humans! o.,c Iike Us p?
~ 1hu N0t Be Pdlo IL - -


Brownie, Part Police Dog, Nurses
Three Helpless Kittens, While below
LefD Rabbit Is the Close Companion
of Fawn at Grand Canyon, Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Since 1899.

showing Leonora once more in court, this
time with a claim for $4,000 in back
alimonV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

Uons, ne pulled Strlngs and TO, Way OF ~
escape was opened for Leonora. But
before taking it, she paused long enough to
reward her hero by marrying him.
The order of general mobilization inter
rupted their honeymoon two days after it had
started. Rene returned to the Army as
sergeant, and Leonora sailed for home.
They did not meet again until Rene arrived
in this country a short time ago on his mis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

Owing to all this, and the
secrecy of the role she has been
playing in NJ. Lefevre's later ca
reer, Leonora is now being called
"The Stowaway Spouse"
They met in New York on the
eve of the Yellow Birds flight.
Two years later Rene was re-
ported TO be giving her flying les
sons. But tlir- 1ssoctatfur varied
when she reached the solo stage
and was renewed, with any
intensity, until 1889
In the Summer of that ticklish
year while war clouds were gath
ering over Europe, Leonora was in
France. She stayed on, hoping the
situation would improve. Instead,
il got worse. When she woke up
10 this fact, all the avenues of
egress were choked.
Then came Rene, like the hero
Of a melodrama; he had connec-