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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-01
Clutches Bible
As He Appears
Before Officer

Wayne Eugene Pelly. II. clutch
ed a well-worn Bible ~ he ap
pesred before u. n. Commissions
Stuart Elliot Thursday following
his arrest Wednesday night h
Puyallup for failure 10 report Il
a civilian public service camp y
Elkton, Ore.
lie had bsen previously So
ccpted NJ . considerations CD
jecter dine 10 strosG religious
feeling against combat, hut
had been assigned Ia civIIlas
work. essential 20 tbs war
effort. When ~ refused gov
eminent trnnsportstieu "a the
camp and I'D not appear %
his own velitles he wss neti-
fled Of his delinquency. but
fail~d again 20 respossd-
Mis- mother and several other
women friends Of the family wsrs
present for the hearing before tbs
commissioner. Kelley ~ being
held IN the city jail ana w1sI b.
bound over for grand jsry trial
after . warrant u issued ~ Ne
q. y. msrshsfs office. Bosd ~
been set IT $500.
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ington, who would permit a
limited number of high school
students 20 enter colleges and
universities on compilation Of theif
third prep year.
Judged upon educational per-
formance. many students could do
the first year college work after
their third year In high school"
Goold said. but seriously doubt
whether II la a good idea to SUBJ
ject such youngsters TO a uni
versity atmosphere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-01

GREAT FALLS, Mont.-A
board of officers from the Great
Falls army air base Thursday
sought TO determine what caused
a BIZ bomber to crash and burst
into flames near Musseisneii'
Mont. killing u service men
The bodies were recovered wed
nesday night, all badly eharreo'
although two men had been thrown
clear of the wreckage. They ap-
parently had been burned IN the
grass fire set by the flaming
plane after il crashed
Witnesses said the plane appaf-
entity was in trouble before the
pilot attempted to make an emer-
gency landing in the pine-studdeo
meadow
SAN DIEGO, Cal. 80 The 18th
naval district Thursday announced
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8 German Planes
Downed by Allies

CAIRO Allied fighter planes
shot down eight German Messer-
schmitt 100 fighters without loss
Wednesday in intensified aerial
activity over the Libyan battle
area while British eighth army pa
trolls continued to slash at the re-
treating axis Afrika korps, a
Middle Eastern command com
munioue said Thursday.
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Pasco WAVES Eat
With Enlisted Men

PASCO When its chow tine
a. the naval reserve aviation
base here. the 20 WAVES newly
assigned 70 the base line up with
the sailors and ask no fayors.
Because the WAVES are clsssed
as -enlisted personnel they eat IN
the game mess hail as the sailors.
They have steadfsstiy refused 70
Be eoodled and declined the chief
petty officers invitation 10 put
them At the head Of the lineup
for meals.
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BRITISH Navy LASHES AT FOE
Execute Spy
In Britain

LONDON = Johannes Marines
Dronkers. Dutchman sent TO
Britain by the German secret
service to get information on the
strength of American and canad-
ian forces. was executed Thursday.
The home office. announcing the
execution at Wadsworth prison,
said Dronkers was the 18th spy
put to death in Britain since the
war began.
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II Arrests
Ordered By
Gen. Giraud

AIS1En uxApQuAnruns m
MONTH ASuucA-~Ho attemplu
70 divide the French p~cpls n
North Africa VIII ~ tolessted. :
eommsnlque issued from the effice
Of Gen. henu tIonors oiraud.
Preach Nh sommisuloner. saia
Thursday.
The sommunlque fsiiawed a.
announcement ~ oirsnd last nlsns
that ~ prominent rrenehmsa Nd
been arrested ~ preventive
measure. Glrsud said Ne believed
there might - attsmpta 10 ~
ssssinate him and Robert Murphy.
American diplomatic envoy "a
Northwest Africa.
MAKES EXPLANATION
The eommuniQue. explaining hal
steps had b<en taken 10 insure
tranquility behind the ftshilnl
lines. sid most persons hsd &c
ceptsd recent Developments viii
perfect calm. but that . smsl
element had been trying 10 eaus'
unrest.
The eommunsqus did not stat
what measures. " any. had beef
taken IN addition 10 the arrest
announced by Ciraud.
GirAud revealed that smonl
those arrested were 1t issst tw'
men who had given the allies I'm
portsnt aid when they lande'
Nov.s1.
Some. Isciadlns high pslIrs
officials. hsd advance kssws-
edgs u NJ plst n Mn AdsR
Jeas Fsascsls IDastna NJ
failed n report fheir tsfsrusa-
tsen v ti>ir sspevissn, a.
rsssd said.
III u 81 Interior cleaning Oh
rsud said. explaining that his ae'
ton was pureiy = French affair
Il I'm following tina French tbssil
that II u batter 10 prevent thar
punish.
ARRESTED q. =. rnuENDe
We have arrested psopis vha
helped - Americas TO lsnd and
those whe helped the Germans. -
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Shorter College Preparation
Plan Questioned by Coold

Tacoma School Superintendent
Howard Goold said Friday he had
no doubt there were many students
who could complete high school
preparation for college within
three years, but he seriously ques-
toned whether they should be
sent into university atmosphere
at so early an age.
Goold was questioned regarding
decision OF DR.. L. r. Sieg, presi-
dent of the University of Wash
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[7T III


Another Article on
Our Legislators p. }
Flying Surgeons Go
With Our Troops p. s
Mr.. America and
War Problems 80. p. 7
international Head of
Rotary TO Visit .....P. 2
East and George
Teams fsvorites Pill
Lower Prices, Meat
Rsfions Seen ..... p. -
Down the Ways"
-Shipyerd Column P. "A
Excessive Drinking
Evidence Lacking p. IA
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Is Men Killed in Crashes
Of Army and Navy Planes

that seven men were killed and
two injured when a naval patrol
bomber fell into the Salton sea
40 miles east Of here, Sunday
while on a training flight
Those killed included: Lieut.
William o. Carlson, Seattle. plane
commander; 1t Jack f. Bremen
Coronado, Cal. pilot: w. A Nor
gan, San Diego, chief machinist's
mate: Louis J. Hanlon. Coronado
machinist's mate first class, and
J. J. O'Connor. Denver. Colo.
aviation radioman third class.
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nsmsrs prevalent n Tseema ~
psst fsw Days that upper Hoofs
Of downtown department stores
might b. TAKES over and made
INTO dorntfosi<s Tor wnr ptnnl
workers we're put u rsst T'hzrs<
day by Libbsy Wiiksson. Tscoma
manager a Hom~S t,ss Service
program.
Wiiksscn. wdbo he~ds tse osrviee
organized ~ the natsooei hosse
agency 10 eoBvert sststinx prop
sffy iufo additional sseommo1a-
tiens for var worhers. said ~ hn1
not been s1v'sed M ssy sneh
proposal
Gossip n soss< ssfe1es bsd \
shst after January sss~n1eri~s ~
dowstown department stores vsf>
eompl<ts1 n ste<ks weFs deplste6
10 sucb N extent hat na<rrhsn-
oss< could BE- changed = liver
tcontisued IN Page -. co,szma -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-01

AUCKLAND, N. The new
year flashed across ths intsrns-
tional dstslins 10 United States
forces IN the far Pacific while pso-
pie in the eastern United States
we're going 10 work Thursday and
those Ia the west were stIIl asleep.
Jan. /. 1913. came 10 the British
Tonga or Friendly islands st 4sSo
a. m. PVT. Dec. 81.
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EXECUTION REPORTED

LONDON-Jan sykora, Sc, we'll
known leader OF the Czechoslogah
Independence movement and col
laborator Of Tomas Massaryk. was
executed for snti-Nazi activities
in November, the United Nations
information service reports.
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northeast Of Murxuk," NE com
mun,que said.
"A number o. enemy aircraft
were on the ground when oar
bombsrdment began. a large fire
was observed. All oar aircraft re-
turned 20 base"
The Brstagne squadron 10 com
posed Of Fighting French bonn bing
and reconnaissance planes.
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PORTLAND Army. navy ard
war msnpowsr commission l<zd<rs
virtually ordered mattresses and
cooks IN The Portland defense area
70 stay n their JOBS Thursday ~
their contribution to the war
emergency.
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LONDON - the rrsneh p<epI&
are beng wsrp<d 1sIIF ~ se1so
10 stand ~ N ss<nt - a. Aiilsd
INVASION
Thsy ara advised 10 move \ they
live n<sr railway eentefs. fe<to-
mes, workshops, rspsif shops and
coastal xoB<s Those for wsem
4 would b. isapossIDls 70 mora.
should demand sasqusts air rad
she5tsfs, seeording 10 the bvoed-
casts
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LONDON - Radio Morocco re-
ported Thursday that another con-
tingenf Of American troops had
arrived ~ Dakar. the African haze
closest the western hsnlsphsrs.
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SOUTH BEND, Wash.-Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Thompson are the
parents Of triplets, all boys. born
Dec. Is.
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Goering Uncertain
What Future Holds

BERLIN - fSsrman Broadcast
Recorded By UP In New YORK. -
ksichmarshal Hermann Goerlng
today told the luftwaffs. we
don't know yet what the future
has IN store. but we enter the new
year with the same confidence In
victory which We have had since
the first day Of this tremendous
fight for the freedom and great
ness Of Our reich"
Coering declares those who
made a stand NJ Nsrylk, Nrested
Crete from the enemy, and then
threw the Russians back to the
Noiga and the Caucasus. slso viii
score further victories.
LONDON = Adolf Hitler 81 an
order Of the day told the German
armed forces that the year Is4s
perhaps viii Dc q difficult one bot
certainly Il will be no more diff
cult than the past one"
na 40 drn a nr .~
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From $50 >. N. Thursday
Until SIS q. N. Friday
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

are made. Police officers often
assist loading Of Buses and it is Al
legged they frequently curse and
beat Negro men and women who
attempt to board buses ahead Of
white persons. The policemen, It
is charged, disregard positions in
the line of Negroes and insist fhat
all white passengers be allowed to
enter first. Negro citzeins are
FESTIVE over an incident that oc-
CURED at the terminal a few weeks
ago, that resulted in the shooting
OF an unidentified man. Accord
ing to the story, the man arrived
at the bus stop just before the We
hicle was scheduled to start its
trip. He raped on the closed
door, as a signal for entrance, but
the enraged driver flung open the
door and shot the atonished man.
The victim is reported to be in a
serious condition, but local auth.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
OPTIMISTIC 10

The Optimistic u" met Wed
nesday night at the home of Miss
Florence James 3112 Corby Street.
Plans were made for the group to
visit a church a month. We will
visit Bethel Church February %,
1943. The next meeting will De a
Business meeting at the home Of
Miss Mae Jefferson 5306 South 80
Street, on February 10.
Miss Rozella Thomas, Pres,
Miss Florence James, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

EVANGELIST Marie Watson and
her c~o-workers will conduct a soul
stirring revival beginning Febr-
uary 16-17-18 at 8 p. m. at Bethel
AME. Church between oath and
25th on Franklin st. Rev. Jones
Pastor. Everyone is welcome to
come out and enjoy this treat.
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PRINCESS CLUB

The Princess Club met Monday
evening at the home of Miss Flor
entine Goodlett 2726 Binney st.
Further plans were made for the
"Sweetheart Dance" which is to be
held Saturday February IS, 1913
from 8-11:3O at the Northside WV
CA. Tickets are lie and may be
purchased from any of the club
members. At the dance the
Sweetheart of the ~Princesses'' will
be chosen.
We hope that every one will
come and have an enjoyable ev-
ening.
F~lorentine Goodlett, Pres, Jean
ne Goode, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
LOV E
by MRS. III. r.. GREENFIELD.
First of a series Of practical arr
icles requested by Guide


i John 4:1S-.Perfect love cast
! eth out all fear" Never in all the
ages have there been more real
need of Love than at this time.
More LOVE in the hearts of hu-
man beings is the crying need.
There will never be a reality.
come except the world become
lovers of their own kin and others
of every kindred tongue, race and
every person, friend or enemy ir-
regardless of denomination, prev
lious or present condition. Love
lifts and blesses the individual, the
home, the church, the community
the state and nation. Love is
hence to be free, happy, and sue
| ceSSful the one who loves is near-
er God; for God is Love. To Gull
tivate Love is simply to put cut
of ones mind every hateful, I'M
kind, critical thought and seek to.
discover the good for there is
something tucked away in every
human soul. when the good is
turned toward the sunshine by
loving words and acts. persons are
often heard to say, II never knew
there was SO much good in that
Person" Therefore that person
is helped in developing love and
love always radiates as the sun
shine. 1t can never be hid. Each
fought to cultivate love in their
hearts and eventually find them
selves looking better, feeling bet
ter and seeing love all around
them. Every flower and tree is
sybolic of love; each is a helpful
blessing to humans and beasts.
The oxygen from the tree, their
leaves give out beneficial health
full help to the lungs. Flowers are
mute messages Of love in sickness
or death. High in the mountains
of colorado, tents without tops are
erected among trees and the pine
trees without tops built on some
tents and T. B. patients lay on
their cots inhaling the air and
basking in the sun, mondays with
their bodies nude t othe waist and
when they have acquired a glor-
ious tan, often health has been re-
stored having good food and other
necessary treatments infrequently
no medicine is administered to the
patient. Those trees, sunshine aid
wild flowers constantly giving out
what they have which is Love, Of
ten healed and the patient lives
a useful life.
This is a God love cure. One
can visualize what magnitude love
blesses mankind and is more than
worthy of everyone's trial in ev-
eryday living letting Love come
from the heart and mean it. Hate
is a deadly germ, more destruc-
tive than the TB. bacteria germ.
Great killing out of the hate germ
can be accomplished with Love
treatment. Try it.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
MRS. Many THOMAS DIES

Mrs. Many Thomas, age IS, died
Sunday evening, February 7th al
500 North 9th Street. Mrs.
THOMAS was a resident of Omalla
for twenty two years ard is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. M.
Mason with whom she made her
home, one grand daughter, Miss
Caroline Thomas same address.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon from Primitive
Baptist Church with Rev. Daniel
Thomas officiating. Burial Pros
pect Hill Cemetery. Arrangements
by Thomas.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL L


The Counsel had a call meeting
Wednesday February 3, at the wv
CA. The meeting was called to
discuss the program for the Ne
gro History Week" which will be
at the YWCA Feb. II, at 7:30.
The program will consist of
Community singing and a Quiz
which will be conducted by Jean.
ME Rudd, All High school stud
ents are invited.
Arthur Reynolds, Pres, Pauline
Edwards, Sec, Vernita Hall, Re-
porter.
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critics have failed to act in the
case.
The businessmen's committee ex-
pressed itself as alarmed over this
an dother incidents that threaten
amicable race relations here. They
point out that remedies are nee
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
UP TO DATE

The Up to Date club met Friday
Feb. 5, 1943 at the YWCA. The
group, last week went on a The
atre party Town town, accompan-
led by their sponsor, Miss Thomas.
Plans we're made for a Valentine
Party which will be next Friday,
Feb. -. 1943.
F~lorentine Crawford, Pres, Bar
bara Jean Edwards, Reporter, Miss
Rozella Thomas, Sponsor.
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was s31O.O5. Total receipts for the
month s5O7.S2.
All services throughout the day
were filled with spiritual fervor.
The Sunday school department
is still moving forward. This de-
partment reported $500 to the
church.
The Deaconess had charge of
the program at the BTU hour.
Those who failed to be present
really missed a treat.
The evening worship Service
was superb. The choir featured a
request song program and as they
sang pouring out their very souls
one realized the meaning of live
ly stones" for the Lord. Hearts
caught on fire and souls r~ejoices
in the God Of their salvation and
as we left for oud homes we felt
as the Apostles of old 1T is good
for us to be here"
Those who are i'll are Mrs. st.
Clair Mrs. Hibbler, and Mrs. Shell
ton.
Visitors are always welcome.
Deacon and Deaconess j.. L..
Belts entertained the Pastor. the
members Of I,eacon a1s Deacon
as '~s..ri at their h "a, Suai:y
Janurry Il It { j.. III. Covers
we're laid ~. more tina. 20 pers-
ccs A cell :; tful din ...r cons ST.
~ Of roast chicken AMI all that
goes with it was served.
The tables cleaning in snowy
white and beautiful silver and
glassware was a picture. In the
center of each table was a bou-
quet of lovely cut flowers.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
THE sC'e CLUB

Look Out The SC's Club is
starting out again with a valen-
tine Special with loads Of fun for
everyone. The first meeting will
be at the home Of Miss Lutisha
Nicely 3107 Corby Street, Sunday
February IA, meeting starting at
5 p. m. There will be an election
Of new officers for the new year.
All members please be present.
Peggy Anderson, Pres, Lutisha
Nicely, Vice Pres, Eva Mae Alor-
ris, Secy, Adolphia Kincaid, Treas.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

The funeral of Mrs. Matte Ow-
n was held Tuesday at 2 p. m.
from the Community Church Rev.
Johnson officiated. Myers Funer-
al home service. Burial in Pros
pect Hill.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
MT. MoRIAH BAPTIST cHURcI

Rev. David st. Clair, Pastor
f. Burroughs, Reporter
I'VE also, as lively stones, are
built up a spiritual house an holy
priesthood to offer up spiritual
sacrifices, acceptable to God by
Jesus Christ"
The Lord has truly blessed Mt.
Moriah church in the efforts put
forth for the month of January.
Total money raised for the day
from all sources including the raj
ly and reports from Auxilliaries
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

o Mrs. Martha Mayo 2sOI North
2Sth St, who has been i'll for some
time, is still confined to her bed.
Mr.. Mayo who has been ill also
is improving but he is not yet able
to be on his job.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
THE ~

THE 3Cs
The 3C's want tC express their
sympathy to our president Mrs.
Joseph st. Clair whose mother
passed away recently.
Eva Mae Alorris, Secy.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

Mrs. Ada Ross of C~offeyville,
Kansas was called to the city TO
attend the funeral of her sister,
Matte Owens.
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essary Immediately, because the
Transportation situation has been
complicated by an influx of sold
iers and their families, and pers-
ons migrating here seeking jobs.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Lottie story was called to
Kansas City, Kansas last Monday
to attend the funearl of her cousin
Mrs. Gains.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

Mrs. Will Beasly was introduced
as a new Deaconess and a pretty
corsage was pinned upon her.
The afternoon was spent in dis
cussing plans for the yea.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

Which . WOTh Ell. Aisllt. . .o.UU
Sunday we had a grand time in
the Lord all day. We had a won.
derful Sunday school with a grand
attendance of 20 pupils.
Morning service was enjoyed by
everyone. Our pastor really did
preach an inspiring sermon.
Sunday afternoon at 8 p. m. we
had another glorious time il the
Lord. The Women's Work gave
an installation program which was
enjoyed very much.
Sunday night our pastor stirred
the church. He preached as new
err before. oh, how we enjoyed
him. We had a lovely attendance
all day Sunday. Both white and
colored. Truly the Lord is bless
ing our church and we thank Him
for it.
Our Pastors text for Sunday
February 4, 194S will be Time to
Do All things" Sunday night 49,
What manner of man is this that
even the wind and the sea obey
him?" We are extending a spec
ial invitation to you to come and
hear orr nactOr da1ivar these ser
mons. You are always welcome
to this humble place. Jesus is
still in the healing. Come out and
be healed, both soul and body by
our Pastor.
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13

also Is a fine stomachic tonic! a
Thousands upon thousands OF
women rich and poor alike -
have reported benefits. Also bene-
hcial for younger women to help
relieve distress of monthly func-
tional disturbances. Follow label
directions. Worth tryingl
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
HOT FLASHES
during 80 to So Years
of Age!

If you-1ike so many women be-
tween the ages Of 38 and 52-suffer
from hot flashes. weak, dizzy, ner-
vous feelings, distress Of "irregu-
larities", r blue at times-due to
the functional middle age period
In a woman's life-start at once-
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for scomen.
= Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly it helps build up resis-
lance against such symptoms. 1t
The Omaha guide., 1943-02-13
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD

CWFF, 1906 North oath St,
Rev. S. K. Nichols, Pastor,
Rose oliver, Reporter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
u. -. Filters
Attack
qsilbertS

WASHINGTON, June p ms
Another smashing air attack by
long range L. S. Army bombcrs
against the important Jap base al
Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands Of
the South Pacific was reported
today by the L. S. Navy.
~ number Of hits were scored
on the enemy positions" the
navy said Although seven
enemy Zero fighters were in the
air over Tarawa. they did not
press determined attack
against the L. =. bombers."
The assault was synchroniZcd
with another raid the same night
,June 1870 against Nauru Is
land. 420 miles southwest Of
Tarawa indicating the widening
scope Of Americas sky offensive
against Japan.
Al the same time, the navy an
nounced that other American
planes struck at the japanese po-
SltIonS IN the Central and North
ern SolomonS in the South Pacific
welt As against the -enemy-heid
island Of KiSka IN the AleutIanS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
South Germany
War Factories
Blasted by Raj

LONDON. June 2l-lUp4-F'our.
Hatored Lancaster bombers pene-
irated deep INTO o-u~t-h-e-r n
Germany last night to blast Fried
richshaten. prewar Zeppelin CEN
ter now producing vital war
materials, the air ministry an
nounced today
The main target Of the bombers
which made a round trip of about
1000 miles. was the Luftschiffbau
radio factory. The main buildings
of the plant producing equipment
for tho German army were hit by
heavy bombs and damage was be-
hCVcd severe.
Three bOmbcrS were missing on
the flight 10 The shore Of Lake
Constance, q major production
center for seaplaneS, flying boats
and glidcrS
The BelC an news agency said
urgent warnings Of systematic
tftTCd bonE'ng offensive against
Belgian war factories working f,r
lbc Germans had been broadcast
10 the homeland.