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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Reds 0utf|dnk
BreSt-Litovsk

MOSCOW July q UPl-Two
powerful Russian armies, out
thanking BrcSi-LitovSk. drove
strong SpearheadS westward to-
day in a giant plncerS movement
on Warsaw. only % miles away.
Two Russian armies joined yes
tcrday at WlodimicrZ, 80 miles
from KoWel. 10 drive on Lublin.
key German defense point on the
railway 10 Warsaw. q
White Russian troops held ko-
bryn. y miles east OF Brcst-
LitovSk and Matoryka. PC miles
southeast
More than 400 towns and set
Elements were liberated in the
first three days Of the 30-mile
drive that carried 10 the Bug,
south Of BreSt-LItovSk. where the
troops were only y miles east
of ChcIm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Pdpd| Message
Sent TO Hitler

VATICAN CITY. July q CUP)
The Semioficial Vatican News
Service sand TO-DAY that IT under
stood that Pope Plus had sent a
formal telegram to Adolf Hitler
expressing pleasure that Hitler
had escaped assassination.
Well-informcd Vatican sources
pointed out that such kilograms
are part OF the Holy See protocol.
since the Pope. in his capacity Of
chief of a spiritual state which is
neutral in political matters IS
duty-bound 10 express such com
pllmcntary feelings 10 the chief OF
a secular state when the occasion
demands. To do otherwise would
he contrary 10 the protocol of the
papal state. the sources said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

Is Identified
Newspaper Links Him
70 Es-FieId Marshal

LONDON July -, ms The
London Evening NcV> reported
today that the Baltic haronc>
wife of Col. Count von Staut enc
berg. identified a. the officer "1o
planted the bomb in HITLER pres
ence. is = cousin-of dcpo>ci Cor
man Field Marsha Karl Guno ION
Rundstedt.
The Star identified thc colonel
as Graf Klaus Schenk Won Staul-
fcnherc. 81, Roman Catholic OF
fcer who became q fun co.'0s
on the general staff early 'h'-
Year. He was first heard OF .n
1899 when hc was R captain 81.
the general staff attached to 'ht
sixth Panzer Division the Star
reported Won Staufienhcic ana
his wife have four children.
CUP said he lost his right 'No
along with his right hand m "a
British air raid while De- vas
serving under Gen Won Arn!m
in Tunisia. that his wife rs the
Baroness Nina Won Lcrch'n-
feldt. and that be never Was
active POLITICALLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Michigan 10 Cast
a for Wallace
BY FRANZ NORRIS

CHICAGO. July - Vice Presi-
dent Wallace gained strength to-
day with the Michigan delegation,
As the delegates paraded to their
seats, led by Richard T. Franken-
Stcen. UAW-CIO vice president
and chairman Of the Michigan
group, the hard-preSSed, hard
lighting Iowan had al least "A Of
Michigan 3S votes.
FrankenStccn claimed a poll
will show IS votes for Wallace,
but this was considered an opti-
mlStiC guess.
In the last "a hours. however.
Wallace undoubtedly picked up
several Michigan votes which
were scheduled for Senator Tru.
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
5th's Patrols
Cross ArnO

ROME July q lUp1- Amori-
can Fifth Army patrols stabbed
across the Arno River TODAY
while the Germans, entrcnched on
Monte PiSano guarding the aD-
proachcs 10 Pisa opened q long
range artillery bombardmcnt 81
ncWIy-capjuTed LiNorno.
The main body Of tho Fifth
Army. already spread along a IS
mile front on the south bank was
cleaning GU the German points
hypa>Sed IN the rapid nine mile
drive 10 tho Arno from LIyorno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
NILORS " NR\tp

Grand ta' hsfI DoCnI'I com.
na nArt NJ 1ofmaaS', .amnkp2
.nsts 'aiF .> Vorce~ that thA.
Wsy. go accept ofdtt~ only from
ne and from YOUR own mli-
tafE COMM e-grr> $50 as fo prevent
arE r .eGHIg hl forged Ir-truc.
tons
~ mad small clique NJ gen
erals made the attmept on
Hitler lfr. DoCnIt/ SAID.
"unmindml that their criminal
act would hate thrown ~ INTO
terrible chaos and would have
dcit,crod ~ unarmed into The
hands Of oar enemies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
FDR ASSaiIed
by BrOWnen

NEW YORK. July 2t tNS)-Herbert Brownell Jr" Re
p-bican rational chairman. today took President Roosevelt to
task for making his acceptance speech from a naval base.
I'm h> long-planncd effort TO perpetuate himself Tor 10
wears in the White House. Mr.. Roosevelt has known for months
that hc had a date Ia make a political speech last night to me
Democratic convention" said Brownell in a news conference.
Yet hc chose that particular night to visit a naval base
ON the Pacific Coast. II was, in fact, his first visit to any arm!
or navy base outside Washington in ID months.
The American people will deeply resent his effort to eN-
ploit the armed forces of the United States by using a naval
base A. a platform for a partisan speech to a political con
Ntutiun'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Gen. Walker Killed

PITTSFIELD Mass. July p
lUPl- Brig. Gen. Nelson Macy
Walker, 81. of PItt>fcld member
Of the army general staff and
Legion OF Merit holder. was killed
IN action in Normandy. according
10 word received here from his
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Kill All Suspects.
Hitler Tells GcSiaPO
Continued from Page one)

home in Germany has inspired
new hope in millions OF citizens
The British Exchange Telegraph
Agency quoted a German under
clOund station a> saying that both
lOyal and rcbciiiouS groups were
arroSting their opponents and as
sorting that many people on both
sides have been shot
Hitler set HlmmlCr up as rir-
tual dictator of the German home
front and Goerlng further added
n his powers by ordering the
mftWanc 10 give the EcStapo
chIcl DcNcrv assistance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
U.S., Spain in Accord
On Postwar Air Rights

WASHINGTON July p lNSl
Secretary Of State Hull dis,
closed today that the state de-
partment had reached an agree
ment in principle with Span iot
the granting Of landing rights M
that country 10 American com
mercial aviation after the war.
The new Spanish agreement
does not affect the 25-ycar I :
Portuguese air rights now held by
Pan-American Always, officials
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
%SthmeIing Reported
Killed in Normandy

LONDON. July p GNSl \
dead German soldier has been
identified A. tho former world
ho7yyWc!ghi boxing champion.
Max SchmclIng according 10 a
Reuters dispatch today from me
First l. s. Army IN NORMANDY
The body vas SAID 10 have been
found an tho vicinity Of Pont Her
bert during The drive toward
81 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Social w Orker
To Take q d

Alice r. May. director Of social
service at ST. Francis Home for
Boys for tho last Is years, viii
become children'S consultant for
the Wayne County district of the
state social welfare department
S0pf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
HITLER INJURED

Gocring also named Col. Gen.
IIanS-Jurgcr Stumpf commander
Of the home front air force under
Hlmmlcr, presumably ready TO
bomb any diSaffcCtcd areas within
the Reich
Hitler ordered civilians ami
members OF the armed forces
alike 10 arrest or shoot on the
spot any one who attempts 10 give
orders IN the name of the rebel
houS group.
Revelation that revolt had
broken out IN Germany followed
by only a few hours official Berlin
announcements that Hitler had
boon bruised and burned in the
explosion of a bomb planted 10y
tho dlSSidCnt group Of officers.
Gong ON the air 10 disclose that
ne still was alive. Hitler said the
bomb exploded only SIN and a half
feet away from him and wounded
very seriously number OF my
dear Collabora'orS. one ol whom
later died
Among the wounded was Col.
Gen Alfred Jodl ijiflcr> per
Sonal chIcf of staff. and the
mchrcr SAID he had called ln Col
Gen Heinz GudcrIan tank >pc.
cIaliSt late Of the Russian 'front.'
TO replace hun
Gen GUdouan has replaced Cen.
Icltllcr ~, army chief OF staff.
Tran~occan NcWS Agency 10.
ported The agency sand Icl'Ilo,N
retirement was caused by illness
ip recent weeks %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
DAGGER n TIN BACk'

"N tho hour In which GER
man, - waging y very hard
struggle. there appeared IN
Germany q very small group
similar 20 that In Italy which
believed II could thrust a dag
ger into oar back a. il did IN
1918" Hitler went on
The circle which comprises
ihc>' u>urpcr~ ~ very small. II
has nothing TO do with the GER
nan armed forces and particu-
latlN. nothing to do with the
German arm
1T T. q very small cliuur ~
criminal elements which now
viii be cNtcrminatcd quite
mcrCilcsslN every German.
whoever he MAY be. has a duty
to counter these elements At
once and with ruthless drtcrmi.
nation. cithcr 10 arrest them IT
once or. should they offer rc-
si>tance anNW here. wipe them
cat 40 once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
NEW HoPE. RADIO SAYS

Radio CALAIS of The r.andc,ure
Atlantic group broadcast p proc
lamauon ~ the German peace
government asserting hat Tho
formation n nc -otcfrmcD ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

ing every aspect OF the German
crisis and exchanging all available
information with Allied govern
ments. adding:
cit IL too early yet to attempt
q full appreciation of the situa-
ton, hut there clearly is a ms
sure i'm the facade Of German
solidarity behind Hitler
HITLER DEAD RUMoR
A diplomatic correspondent oi
the Iazi T%ransocean news agency
reported that several generals
and colonies at important army
conters IN the Reich organized The
plot.
1.-THE consplrators attempted
&c give orders by saying that
Hitler was dead" he reported
The attempt TO asSaSSlnate Hit
lei, the Transocean account sand,
was carried out by Won Stauffen-
borg acting on orders OF the con-
spIrators.
Orders were given 90 troops
by the cOnspirators, hut no
where were they obeyed," the
diplomatic correspondent re-
ported. 1.-THE group Of con
s~pirators meanwhile had been
removed"
BEGUN BY ALLIES
Claiming that there were nc
untow incidents anywhere
Transocean continued:
THE blood that has been she'd
In this attempt, described N the
generals putsch, was exclusively
the blood Of the cOnspirator>
except for the death Of Hitler'S
staf man, Berger "A Stenog-
raphcr), who was killed dur
ing the attempt"
The agency said proof Wa
available that the entire pho.
Originated with an enemy poVcl
and contact existed between m,
clique of conSplrators and Was
power"
CALLED FIFTH FRONT
A special edition of f0o Ger
man newspaper ZWoclf Uhr Eia''
III a UioauOo'
There Is no longer II d"uh'
that all those "ho do not sup
port the German struggle WIN
out reservation VIII be hn'>hrd
of. The originator> oi thiN pi"l
have been rendered h~arn'I'>N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

OF Detroit representatives IN th'
1899 Legislature and how they
stumbled into" or took a cracl
~" politics enlivcncd testimony
today in the legislative graft tria
before Circuit Judge Simpson.
OBJECTED TO ROLE
Earl {. Gallagher testified thai
he wasn't satisfied with his role
I'M the 1899 session because h6
had been reduced 10 such Mickey
Mouse" committees a. the Uni
verSity OF Michigan and YpSilant
State HOSPITAL
His definition Of a Mickey
Mouse" committee was one which
unimDortant statement
that provoked Judge Simpson tC
ask
You mean that the operation
and welfare of the University
OF Michigan and the Ypsilanti
hospital ARE unimpOrtant %"
Gallagher quickly changed his
mind.
Gallagher said that while he
never attended a meeting of the
university house committee. he
took advantage Of free tickets 10
football games al Ann Arbor.
ON croSS-cXamlnatlon the De
troIter said the House appro-
priatcd $1,000, 600 for the univer-
Sity IN the 1899 session, but Sigler
brought out that the appropria-
ton was nearly five millions.
DIGGS STAYS OFF STAND
Senator Charles c. DiggS of De
troit rested his case without TAX
ing the stand. but Detroit ex-
senator Leo J. WilkoWSki was A
witness denying acceptance of
Heman'S brides.
WilkowSki explained he made
two trips To Washington 10 talk
with Mai Charles r. HemanS
shortly after the grand Jury was
started IN Michigan and after
Stanley J.. D~ombrowSki. a defend
oIlls lldh b'fI AOllN lAlti vi Dtl .
jury.
WilkowSki was accompanied by
state Rep. Francis J. Nowak of
Detroit, another defendant.
"Nhy did YOU make those
trips except for the reason YOU
didn't want Hcmans To bring
your name into this" do
manded Styled on croSS-cNaml-
nation.
my only reason for the trip
"a Ia ask Hemans 10 tell the
truth" Wilkowskl replied
~ hadn't taken r bride and
didn't want him Ia testify
otherwise"
The senator was followed to
the stand by NOwak.
Others. who testified yesterday
were Edward j. Walsh and Will
liam Bradley. both DctroiterS.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
LANDING OPERATIONS HIT

~ bdh - AHt NtdAiltI WIFI y
has been the best ally of the Ger
mans throughout the campaign
that for the first time since D-day
il has curtailed seriously all land
ING operations. the SpokeSmen
said.
An earlier cOmmuniQue an,
nounced that the British Second
Army. hurting waves of infantry
against Nazi tank-paced forces
pressed their advance beyond
Caen 10 seize additional higf
ground.
The sweep south from Caen re-
suited in the capture of 81.
Andre-sur-Orne, four miles below
Caen.
The expanded British front now
runs all along the Orne River
from captured Faubourg de Vau-
celles 10 opposite st. Andre.
The Germans still chung TO ST
Martin.
The deepest British penetration
south OF Caen, headquarters said.
reached a point about 1000 yards
west of NerriereS which the Ger
mans still hold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Hit
HedvyR Rain

SUPREME HQ., ALLIED EX.
.~PEDITIONARY FORCE. July u
GNS)- Battered and weary Ger
man troops in western France
caught a brief respite from their
pummeling by Allied fighting men
today when a drenching rain re-
duced all action 10 secondary
skirmiShes.
canadian troops advanced
southwark from captured ST.
Andre-sur-Odo below Caen to-
day and seized 81. Martin de
F%'ontenay, Allied headquarters
reported, according TO United
Press
Official spokesman at headquar-
tiers Of Gen. Eisenhower said that
a downpour has soaked most OF
the Normandy region for the last
26 hours, adding mo noteworthy
action has been fought through
out the battle area today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

visions sent 10 the city to take
CONTROL
The British Press Association :
diplomatic correspondent said the
British government was eNamin-
Ing every aspect Of the German
crisis and exchanging all avallablc
information with Allied govern
ments. adding
cit Is too early yet to attempt
a full appreciation Of the situa-
ton, but there clearly Is a ms
sure in the facade Of German
solidarity behind Hitler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Jury Hears

Nv Al Az
Times stan Correspondents

MASON. July 2l-BackGroundS
ol Detroit representatives IN the
1899 Legislature and how they
stumbled into or took a crack
a. politics enlivCncd testimony
today in the legislative graft trial
before Circuit Judge Simpson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
OBJECTED TO ROLE

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

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atter repeated doses
resr IRIS ov 70 remind you 70 set
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Expeetant Mother
Wants Home for Children

War Problem Clinic:
l am expecting child and
want TO find a place to leave my
two children while | am in the
hospital. 1t seems impossible "a
find some one 10 stay here with
them is there a home where ]
could leave them? MRS. r.
Dear Mrs. r.:
Our child-placing agencies
help mothers make plans 10
meet your needs. If YOU are a
Catholic. consult the Society
of ~. Vincent de Paul, Gil Nc
DOugall or the st. Francis
Home for Boys at 270l Fenkell;
IL Jewish, consult the Jewish
Children's Bureau. 81 West
Warren; II Protestant, the
ChiIdren's Aid Society, II West
Warren.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY,
Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
WouId-Be Killer
To Serve Term
In This Country

a srI engaged no a Scryiccman
otcr,ca~ writes 20 the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC that her
nanec has been sentenced for at
tempted m1nslaughtcr and asks
The CLINIC If the term viii be
served overseas on If he VIII be
returned 10 this country a
widow ~ a World War / veteran
wonders II She can get an old age
pension An cNpoctani mother
want, toknow If there is a home
Ion which she could leave her
children while she Is in the hos
ptt7+
These questions are answered
m tOd8y's column OF the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC 10y different
members Of the clinics panel of
experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
81 bill
On Likely
To-day
nelloIt joe, Wa.hlnslon Rursau

detroit Times Warrington huuau
WASHINGTON, March PIT
IS possible for The American
Lcgions CT Bill Of Rights for the
veterans Of this war 10 be on
acted into law by the House today
or tomorrow.
The blll Of rights has been
passed unanimously by the Senate,
with the names Of 81 senator's as
dispensers, II is backed by the
names of more than a million
a meriCan citizens, signed 10
petitions IN the Washington head
quarters Of the legion.
Those petitions were to be pre-
Sentcd this morning 10 Majority
Leader NJ C. CORN C k, acting
speaker. and 10 Rep. Rankin.
chairman of the House World
War veterans committee. and "a
Rep. SABBATH Of Illinois, chairman
Of the rules committee, and other
influential congressman.
Mccormack. Rankin, SABBATH
and more than 300 members of
the House have indicated their
sympathy for The bill IN a poll
conducted by the legion. Passage
OF the measure, when n comes 10
A vote, is considered certain.
The only question Is one Of
time With primary elections
coming on April I. Congress plans
10 recess Thursday until April Is.
Unless the bin is passed before
Thursday, il cannot pass at all
until after Easter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Her Soldier Overseas
Convicted OF Assault

War Problem Clinic:
/ ann engaged 10 a Scrviccman
stationed overseas. He has been
sentenced 10 tWo and onc-half
years in prison for attempted
granddaughter and ! would like TO
know % he viii serve his sentence
overseas or be returned 10 this
country, If he is returned 10 this
country viii l be able 10 visit
him MRS. T.. u.
Dear Mrs. r.. D.:
II is highly probable that
your fiance will be brought To
this country and that YOU will
hear from him 80 that you can
occasionally see him.
FRED VI BUT/EI.
Prominent Detroit attorney and
civic leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Landlord May Release
Drafted Tenant
Var Prohlcm Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
/ am leaving for the service
soon and my landlord demands a
3O-day notice when l leave. | vii
have 10 move my family to an
other state and / viii only have
~ DAYS notice before / am In
Quoted. thereby losing two weeks
rent. as IL is paid in advance
Have there been any provisions
made for cases such as this?
DAVE.
Dear Dave:
Since YOU are renting by the
month. the landlord is entitled
to 80 days notice Of your inten-
ton TO VaCate the premises.
Housing facilities in Detroit
are In such demand that the
landlord can probably re-rent
the premises without delay, and
II YOU explain the circumstances
To him when YOU receive your
notification Of induction, he may
be willing 10 waive the full 30
DAYS notice.
JUDGE JAMES r.. CHENOT.
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Thousands OF sufferers from the torsning
pains due 10 rheumatism Sciatica, lumbago
neuralgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
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very FIRST three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain TO your satisfaction--yo your money will he
refunded Don suffer. See your druggist today
and get NORITO on this guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Relieved in S minutes or

HelleNeu III . minutes Or
double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful. suf-
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usually prescribe the faster acting medicines
known for symptomstc relef-medicines like those
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comfort IN my or double YOUR money back on
return of bottle 20 us sc a. all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Widow OF World War |
inquiries About Pension

War Problem Clinic:
/ am the widow Of World
War INrteran and would like to
know VI ! can get a pension from
r1r government.
Would ! receive a pension from
the state or from the war depart
ment and where would / apply
for one? MRS. c. l..
Dear Mrs. &. L.:
suggest YOU call at the
Wayne County Social Welfare
office. 1923 Fast Forest, for
information about an old age
pension.
TDt ARD POk0RNf,
Wayne County Friend of the
Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Lydia Pinkham's T'A6GGTS
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach

WyHEN YOU need quick relief from
w pam. DO Won hesitate t1tskc aspirin
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Dies. VS7imcEleII Garry
Word HsadGseaO Radio

MIR Ninchell - being used
~ "A transmission belt Ca de-
liver into millions Of ears dam
aging statements snd half truths
Af american public men and 10
break down confidence IN Com.
Crcss. Dies >a0
This would he serious N
Nnchrll were the only Charlie
Mccarthy of the smear hund.
lie il. however. only one of
many. Who are theYs | prom
i~c Congress soon will find OUT
NughC'l declared that fhe Cur
.tuuoU limits the powers "a
-pFeTnmcnt and protects t1c C.tI
..a Wn1 8lsdLIpo~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
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