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89th YEAR. No. 35,350. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1941 xx THREE CENTS. Nazis Speed Fleets of Planes (WE WANT To HELP BRITAlM'A Joint U. S.-Canadian To Balkans as Tension Rises; Defense Plan Ready, British Warships Shell Ostend La Guardia Discloses

y Germans Are Reported Salvoes Fall on Harbor Works, Bocks Aid Bill; Arriving Steadily Krivitsky Case Conant for War In Bulgaria ?» Admiralty Reports in London As Last Resort Bombard Hannover for Studied BACKGROUND— English Warplanes Closely; By J. A. OLEARY. Tension has risen in Balkans Six Hours; Numerous Fires Started Mayor Fiorello La Guardia of New last tew days, starting with Brit- York informed the Senate Foreign ish warning to Bulgaria Saturday B* the Associated Press. mand reported that British planes Relations Committee today "com- Believed Suicide are that in existence for the Bulgarian military objectives LONDON. Feb. 11.—The Admiral- had bombed Sicily and Southern plete plans' would be subject to bombardment last some joint defense of the United State* ty announced that British warships Italy night, causing if German were at an unidentified town and Canada. troops permitted ! bombarded Ostend, on the German- damage to cross that country. Yesterday in and near Avolino. were Dies Calls Mayor La Guardia chairman of a held Belgian coast, early this morn- Apulia Shooting British broke off diplomatic rela- four were killed and sev- joint commission created to co-ordi- ing. persons tions with Rumania in move in- eral Of Ex-Soviet nate defense plans of the United The Admiralty's communique said: injured. Agent terpreted as preliminary to air (Anti-aircraft guns at Batti- States and Canada, made the state- ‘Units of the Royal Navy earned > Year's raids on German-held Rumanian were ment as he joined with President out a bombardment of the German- taglia reported to have shot Biggest Story oil James B. Conant of Harvard Uni- fields. of Ostend in the down one British plane. Its crew occupied port early While District authorities parachuted to the ground and ap- versity in urging passage of the hours this morning. Our salvoes to list the case Bs tt« Associared Pres*. was the command peared ready today lease-lend bill. fell on the harbor works and captured, high many as suicide, the shooting of Gen. said.) j1 In to an Sen- — fires were observed No casualties response inquiry by BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Feb. 11 Walter G. Krivitsky in a hotel room Fires “too numerous to count” ator Vandenberg. Republican, of Fleets of three-engined German or damage was sustained by our here was described were at Hannover. early yesterday were forces.” reported started Michigan Mayor La Guardia said troop transport planes reported : as "the of the than 90 cent of the biggest story year by over tin Berlin the German More per the plans embraced tactics, ques- sighted Hungary today, speed- high Chairman Dies as he prepared to pianes engaged in the massive at- tions of territory and co-ordination ing southeast in the direction of command reported that German ask the House for new funds to con- tack reached their objective despite of forces. are based, he ex- Rumania and Bulgaria. coastal batteries had turned tinue the work of his committee in- They the British which dirty weather early in the night, plained. on the assumption that Thirty-one of transports— away worships vestigating un-American activities. the announcement said. would be their markings clearly visible—flew shelled the Flanders coast in the Representative Dies indicated he eqipment and personnel As the night wore on. the Air Min- available to them out. low over Budapest, reports from the night.) would produce "evidence" later re- carry istry reported, the weather cleared Dr. Conant. who testified before Hungarian capital said. British bombers raided Hannover, lating to the former chief of Soviet somewhat and the R A F staved at Exiled Greek General Mavor La Guardia. took the The planes were identified by mili- German oil and rail center, for six military intelligence for Western stand, its task, starting fires in the north, Five 40 declared the American should tary observers as transports of the hours last night in the heaviest of Die, Injured Willkie Flies Here Europe. people south and west of the target area. to type the Nazi army used to ferry a series of assaults extending from Returning Fight Meanwhile Coroner A Magruder go to war if necessary as a last re- (The Germans reported 12 Brit- By ihe Associated Press. sort to Hitlerism "innocuous.” parachute troops in campaigns on Cherbourg, in Northwestern France, MacDonald has drawn up a suicide render ish were downed over Ger- — the western front. to the German city, the Air Ministry planes As Three Blasts Raze ZAGREB. Yugoslavia. Feb. 11 To Give Senators certificate which he is withholding Just before he left the statid. many last night, bringing to 33 Dr. clear under tin Istanbul the Turkish offi- announced today. Gen. Nicholas Plastiras. exiled by until homicide squad detectives can Conant made it cial newspaper Otrat Politika iIn Rome the Italian high com- 'See RAIDS. Page A-5.) sift clue at the insistence of questioning by Chairman George, the Greek government of the late every said today that German troops Homes on Bill Louis Waldman. Gen. Krivitsky* however, that he does not see any- Philadelphia Premier John Metaxas since 1935. Views Aid were arriving steadily in Bulgaria, New York attorney. thing in this bill that takes the their officers declaring: “Our passed through here from France Mr. Waldman has tried unsuccess- United States into the war. He is the and Medi- Fire to enlist the aid of the Federal drew a distinction between what he goal Bosporus Two Merchant Ships 'End' oi Group Health Quickly Spreads; today en route to Athens to place Statement Is Completed fully terranean."’ About 200 truck Bureau on the be- thinks should be the attitude of the himself at the of Investigation Rescuer Is disposal of the Greek American loads of German soldiers, wearing Crushed; During Trip; Will See lief that Gen. Krivitsky might have people and what this bill Army. contains. civilian overcoats, were reported Sunk in Air Attack Predicted A. M. A. Blamed Roosevelt After been assassinated by Ogpu agents seen passing through a Dobruja by Leaky Pipes Hearing for Soviet Mavor La Guardia began his tes- Gen. Plastiras. once under sen- exposing alleged espionage 1 timony with the declaration he 1* village B* the Associated Press. In this country. The former agent, tence of death for leading a Greek Wendell L. Willkie flew into Wash- for Telephone exchanges in other Bal- his friends said, lived in great fear the bill "for purely selfish Amer- On Nazis Court Told PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 11—Three revolution, was responsible for the ican kan that communi- Suez, Official, ington from New York today to the interests and for no others capitals reported Say banishment of of of "liquidation" by Soviets. cations with w-ere cut off shattering gas explosions, followed King George Reminding the committee that he Bulgaria testify before the Senate Foreign Dies Witness In 19.19. Greece in 1923. The monarch re- Was is the during the morning. They were re- a fire in a row- executive of the Nation* Successful Raids Also Attitude by fierce-burning turned later to his throne. Relations Committee this afternoon established in the Woodward's Gen. Krivitsky was a witness be- largest La Guardia early afternoon, house street of dense- city. Mayor Philadelphia’s For the past eight years he has on the British-aid bill and later to fore the Dies committee in October but there was no explanation of the Declared Carried Out added in serious tones: 'Clearly Antagonistic,' ly populated South Side, killed at been living in exile, directing his of 1939 Mr. Dies told he rupture. report to President Roosevelt on reporters "I cannot afford to theorize about at least five and revolutionary campaign from France, probably would have a statement On Base Malta G. H. A. Founder Says persons today injured his observations during trip to Eng- the date of an attack, or the con- Events Moving Swiftly. Italy, Switzerland and Yugoslavia. to make as to "what to of the latter happened or of the twoscore—many spec- re- sequences. probabilities the Associated Pres*. land from which he has just and what to Military and political observers in By By HAROLD B. ROGERS. tators who poured from nearby I Krivitsky may happen Dr. Conant told the committee the turned. a lot of others." this neutral Balkan capital ex- Feb. 11—German com- An officer of the American Medical homes after the first detonation. present war is not just another im- BERLIN, was in the belief that events were The blast let at 5 am The 1940 The committee chairman pressed bat were reported today by first go Republican presidential perialistic struggle, but a religious planes Association once predicted that the Pastor closed conference today with his moving swiftly in Southeastern Eu- the Nazi high command to have in a brick house at 1112 Greenwich Msgr. Thomas, candidate smiled and waved to a war—a war between good and evil. A. M. A. would put “an end" to aides, including Dr. J. B Matthews rope following Britain's rupture of sunk two merchant vessels in an street, rocking the neighborhood small crowd that spotted him as the of Time Strewed. Health medical w'ith a roar for an investigator, who helped identify Importance relations yesterday with Rumania attack on shipping in the Suez Group Association., heard miles. Fif- door of the Eastern Airlines plane the body as that of Gen, Krivitsky and reports that Soviet Russia had Canal. co-operative of government workers teen minutes later—as hundreds of Of St. Patrick's, Dies The educator warned opponents of terrified women and was Mr. Dies is preparing data for sub- notified Bulgaria she would not Successful raids also were carried men. children opened. the bill that if Congress follows their here. Raymond R Zimmerman, one mission to the House in support of oppose a movement of German out German bombers on the stumbled into the fire-lit street—a Mr Willkie said no definite time advice and they prove to be wrong, by a for *150.000 and of the founders of G H. A., today second blast flamed from a house resolution calling it be too troops through Bulgaria British base at Malta, in the cen- In at 82 will late to correct the Hospital had been set for his visit to the to continue the investiga- Germany’s next move and former secretary to the late To me the real issue before tha of British air attacks last night on and of the A. M. A. Dr. Patrolman James Clark was in this coun- would be an ultimatum to Sofia Legislation Senate committee. posing Soviet espionage is the of this to James Cardinal Gibbons Balti- country preservation nine places in Northern Germany, Woodward was formerly health offi- crushed death by a falling wall of and to be a former demanding the right of passage for Mr. Willkie was met at the airport try claiming wav of life, of the integrity of tha including the great railway center cer of the District of Columbia. as he rushed into a building after died this in Nazi troops or whether the German more, morning George- by Miss Christie Kennedy, secretary chief of Soviet military intelligence individual. of Hanover, but said there was ,Jno Mr. Zimmerman testified ihe first blast in an attempt to res- columns simply would begin mov- that Dr. town University Hospital. to Chairman George of the Senate for Western Europe, was found shot military-economic or dam- Woodward came to his office in cue the occupants. Rescue crew's Obstacle to Belief. military 1937 ; Relations Committee, and to death at 9:30 ajn. yesterday in Big ing across the Danube from the " Msgr. Thomas, beloved Foreign age and about G. H. A. and its brought out the bodies of three throughout at Rumanian where now inquired Mark Trice, assistant his fifth-floor room the Bellevue shore, they others the faith sergeant-at- "To me the fundamental premise The communique reported a toll organization. Dr. Woodward was Catholic in this country 15 E street N.W. are massed in considerable num- arms of the Senate. Hotel, of our American civilization, the of 33 planes levied on the British as that the District They were believed to be those of for his quoted saying charity and kindness, had Walking through a hastily-former Three Notes in Room. bers. Mrs. premise of the Catholic, Protestant R. A. F. yesterday and last night, Medical Society was “deeply con- Angelina Tretola. about 49. and Mr. Tension in Bulgaria was further been in the hospital about two lane of cheering spectators, Inspector Thompson said three and Jew alike, is a belief in tha the heaviest reported in weeks Of cerned” about G. H. A. and as mak- her daughters. Marie. 15. and Lena. sharpened by the explosion yester- weeks. Until his final Willkie was escorted to a car and notes found in the room on "Char- of the individual. Our free- these. 11 were said to have been 21, whose home was wrecked. One illness, how- dignity ing the prediction that G. H. A. whisked to the Carlton Hotel under in day of a train of 39 tank cars carry- lottsville, Va.. stationery were dom to hold this belief, is in my destroyed in German night raids on "would be given a going over” at a body was found in the basement. ever, he had been able to say mass ing Russian aviation fuel destined a police motorcycle escort. the same handwriting as the regis- the British 6 The others were behind a in opinion, gravely imperilled by airports, shot dowm by meeting of the AmericSn Medical bed at his church. Mr. Willkie had his for Germany. The train blew up completed tiation card Gen. Krivitsky filled out success of the armed might of the German fighters and 3 by anti-air- Association at Atlantic City. what remained of the second floor. half a mile inside Bulgaria from the Msgr. Thomas was taken to the I formal statement before the Senate at the hotel late Sunday afternoon Nazi state. For this craft batteries British One. thought to be that of the moth- it is belief, the Bul- during day- committee during the plane ride He said this circumstance was frontier town of Caribrod and Attitude “Antagonistic.” hospital suffering from a severe; belief in the dignity of the indi- light attacks on the Channel coast. er. was entangled in wire. Firemen New York late this garian authorities were to it was from morning, checked last Ira Guillick- reported 8 said she a cold, said at St. Patricks. night by vidual man. w’hich is denied, con- shot down by night fighters and After objections to some of his clutched lamp cord as his down the final trainmen He was secretary taking son. the handwriting demned suspect sabotage. Eight 4 anti-aircraft the she unable to fight the infection department's and ridiculed by those in by during night's testimony had been sustained by collapsed. on a were killed. because of his advanced and portions portable typewriter. expert. in totalitarian lands." assaults on Northern 1 Justice Frank Ruhl. a fireman, died In a years power Germany, Presiding James M. Proc- was found beside gradually lost ground, it was added. The gun "If this were an imperialistic war Nazis Only Across Danube. downed bv artillery fire over Nor- tor. Mr. Zimmerman finally was hospital of burns several hours after The body will be taken to the rec- (Continued on A-4. Column 1.) in the old sense of the word.” the *way's west coast. Two German permitted to testify that Dr. Wood- the accident. Page Bulgaria's anxiety is sharp because tory tonight, and it will lie there Harvard president continued, "as planes were reported missing. ward had said regarding the next The Philadelphia Gas Works Co A. S. C. A. P. German forces in Rumania are only until tomorrow evening, when it will Agreement by some claim, then those who advocate British bombers to development about G. H. A.: said in a statement the explosions across the Danube River from her Attempts by be removed to the church. At 9 a m. were Fire what they call a negotiated peaca raid territory “He predicted it would be the primarily due to leaky water Slightly Damages own shore and her territory is a German-occupied yes- Thursday there will be a mass for in Trust Suit would have a end of It.” pipes which undermined and ex- Reported perhaps plausible ca.se. the terday with the protection of fighter children of St. Patrick's School and likely military highway through mains, to By the Associated Press. But I believe it can be demonstrated planes in the face of a Dr. Woodward's attitude. Mr. Zim- posed gas permitting gas New D. C. Guard Armory mountainous Balkans to Greece and “collapsed of St. Vincent's and St. that this war in merman told the "was seep into the houses. Joseph's NEW YORK. Feb 11—The New present has it many strong defense by our chasers and court, clearly Homes and broke out between the Turkey. Schools, followed by the of Fire which of the characteristics of a Even as York Times said today the Board religious anti-aircraft,” the communique antagonistic.” police roped off the block of a of and roof of the District Na- Three on the other beginning guard honor. ceiling war. It is an army hundred miles Under direct examination John a third blast hurled Directors of the American Society being waged by added. by bricks and tim- Thomas, who was Guard under con- aide of across the Greek Msgr. the oldest tional Armory Bulgaria, H. Lewin. Mr. bers into the air a of Authors and Publish- 'Continued on A-3, Column 1> Several casualties were prosecution counsel, at 8:40 m. near in either the Composers. at Nineteenth and A Page an air fleet and reported priest Archdiocese of struction frontier. Britain has Zimmerman testified to two meet- the scene of the first detonation. ers had approved "in principle" a among the civilian population, but Baltimore or Washington, was born streets S.E.. today destroyed a por- the break yesterday in British- he had attended in the Force of the consent decree ending the damage—which was described as ings pres- explosions cracked in proposed s and Rumanian relations is as Baltimore May 12, 1858. Twenty- tion of the building insulation regarded ence of members of the Medical So- the pavement in streets and Federal Government's anti-trust “slight,” was said to have been con- nearby four years later he was ordained in some scaffolding a sign that she would not hesitate ! of the District of suit the fined to residential areas. ciety Columbia hurled chunks of asphalt into the the Baltimore against society. while workmen Newcomers to use it if the Nazis Cathedral. The blaze started penetrated He said that at the first one the air. gas shot the The decree, only a few points of German combat planes were said Burning through were at lunch. Firemen quickly into the southeast. Served St. to be worked out with deeper to have attacked in Eastern medical directorship of G. H. A. had i crevices. Windows were shattered at Stephen's. which remain two airports brought the fire under control, al- Caught between these po- been offered to Dr. Thomas Edwin in homes for two blocks and the Justice Department, according England last night. many after his ordination had some in To the tential threats. was said to Immediately though they difficulty Bulgaria Neill, who. it was later brought out residents ran from their to the Times, would be the initial Capital Bombs were reported to have ex- screaming he came here as an assistant pastor hooking together a hose long enough have sought the attitude of the U. S in of ploded among on air- cross-examination, had just been homes. of step toward resumption negotia- R as her "Slavic parked planes St. Patrick's, where he remained to stretch from the nearest hydrant S. always regarded elected of the Medical So- The scene is in the heart of Phila- tions between A. S. C. A. P. and the fields at Honington and Mildenhall, president for three and then served at to the fire. The defense program is brother" and a barrier to deeper years the radio big 11 and ciety. Dr. Neill was quoted as say- dephia's thickly-settled Latin quar- broadcasters for a truce in Nazi there is destroying planes damaging St. Stephen’s Church, Twenty-fifth new to penetration. Although he could not consider the ter. The homes w'recked the first music battle. bringing many people others. ing job by street and avenue. no common frontier between Russia Pennsylvania until he were on would end action by the to man the Gov- determined the attitude of two blasts opposite sides of From St. Thomas It also Washington are Stephen's, Msgr. Third California Quake and Bulgaria, they separated the Medical Society and that he the same street. Government, which last Wednesday ernment’s of went to Baltimore to become secre- machinery. only by a few miles German-held did not take the j information in Mil- Heat Wave finally position. Fire spread quickly through the tary to Cardinal Gibbons and later filed a criminal Jolts Santa Barbara They will make new con- Rumania. Causes Death J waukee accusing A. S. C. A. P. of vio- for row of houses. Occupants W'ere became chancellor of the Archdio- ! By the Associated Press. nections them- Hoped Co-operation. the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. here—identify Of 23 ~ the Associated Press. fense Counsel Leahy. Mr. Zimmer- dentist and form Here were physician, Seen Possible in London man was asked whether he had Winant Flying Barbara last night, but there RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 11.— and Feb. 11 <*\—John G. no aftershocks and a survey indi- their shopping habits se- deaths from heard Dr. Neill comment on the NEW YORK. Feb. 11 OP).—Informed Twenty-three sun- LONDON. offer made to him the medical new Ambassador to Bri- cated the tremor was purely local lect a newspaper. Most stroke and heat exhaustion so far by of Star Winant. good diplomatic sources said today that G. H. A. Summary Today's left for by plane The shock was California's third this month were reported today by director of tain, Washington of them, on recommendation Britain is expected to break diplo- “Did hear Dr. Neill Mr. St. Patrick's to confer with Secretary of in recent days. Early Sunday Eureka authorities in Rio de Janeiro as a you say,” Page. Page. Msgr. Thomas, Church todav of others, will subscribe to matic relations with Bulgaria if He it i a 29 result of a heat wave which Leahy asked, "that if this G. H A. Amusements. Radio B-18 pastor, dies. Page A-l State Hull. said probably reported strong jolt. January are ad- began ~~~ area The and Star. German troops in uniform case decided when he would the Los Angeles metropolitan Evening Sunday in January. (See MEDICAL, Page A-5 ) B-20 Serial Stories. Second of typhus fever discov- would be mitted into that country. Comics B-18-19 B-12 ered in District. Page B-l leave for London. was rocked by a quake. in As tension mounted steadily Editorials A-8 Society B-3 Height limit raised for proposed Six- where Britain Circulation the Balkans, yester- Financial A-15 Sports A-12-14 teenth street hotel. Page B-l Yesterday’s severed relations with Rumania, day Lost. Found. B-14 Woman's British sources said that Police Seize (The Evening Star) Bulgaria's Bulgar Passport Obituary ...A-lOi Page.B14 Editorial and Comment. Police Use Barricades denial of the presence of German Letters to The Star. A-8 Capitol Page Mon.. Feb. 10. 1941...*166.652 tSee BALKANS, Page A-ll.) This and That. Page A-8 Of U. S. Courier Foreign. Mon., Feb. 12. 1940...*158,25# Diplomatic British planes bomb Hannover for Answers to Questions. Page A-8 As Hundreds Wait for Willkie A-9 By tht Associated Press. United States Minister H. six hours. Page A-l David Lawrence. Page George Increase _ 8.393 Chinese to Osumi Nazis into Lincoln. A-9 By the Associated Press. Chairman George of the Senate Bury Earle to the sending fleets of planes Gould Page SOFIA, Bulgaria. Feb. 11.—Bul- protested immediately from newsstands not Balkans. Page A-l Constantine Brown. Page A-9 Uniformed Capitol police utilized Foreign Relations Committee had •Return# deducted foreign office in what was reported Included With Honors garian police seized an American Germans claim of two A-9 barricades today to help difficulty quieting the session for and no samples Military to have been “strong terms.” sinking ships Jay Franklin. Page temporary in Suez raid. A-l crowd to President Bj th« Associated Press. diplomatic courier's passport today This is the second rime in a Canal Page control a milling gathered opening testimony by “'Free Italian" unit launched in Lon- hear testimony by Wendell L. James B. Conant of Harvard Uni- CHUNGKING. China. Feb. 11.— and the United States Legation an- month Americans carrying diplo- Sports. don by anti-Fascists. Page A-2 Willkie on the British-aid bill. versity. Yesterdays Advertising Gen. Pai Chung-hsi, vice command- nounced that matic passports have had trouble in Classy Westminster dog show appeals ‘energetic protests” Pincers are reported closing tighter Hours before Mr. Willkie could Capitol police said the crowd was er of the Chinese Nationalist Army, Bulgaria. to man-ln-street. PageA-10 had been made to the dramatic one which (Local Display) government. who on East Africa. Page A-ll tell Senators about his even larger than jammed said today Japanese Admiral Mineo Col. William J. Donovan, $50,000 Santa Anita Derby to attract Later the Office to England, spectators were out- the building for the opposition tes- LilMM. Osumi, killed in a plane crash in Bulgarian Foreign made a round of visits through the 20 A-10 trip thoroughbreds. Page side the marble pillared hearing Charles A. Lindbergh. The Evening Star_25,911 Chinese territory, would be buried expressed its "sincere regrets,” ex- Balkans on a secret mission, re- National. timony by Evening Star school basket tourney room in the Senate Office Building. La Guardia of New York, ceremonies in plaining the passport was taken be- ported his lost or stolen while he Nazis speed fleets of planes to Bal- Mayor with military Kwangsi to March 3. PageA-11 lunches. Mr. Willkie, 2nd cause, it was the courier was open Many women carried expected to precede Newspaper_ 8.971 province. alleged, was calling at the royal palace. kans. Page A-l a new 12-hole had came into the room as Dr. Conant 3rd Gen. Pai said six other Japanese attempting to take photographs in It was not immediately estab- Wendell L. Willkie flies here to tes- Revolutionary golf Guards said some persons Newspaper_ 8.933 course due in June. The little black- naval officers killed in the crash military aone. The passport is being lished whether police violated the tify on British aid. Page A-l PageA-12 waited since 7:30 a.m. The de- began. stocky 4th Newspaper_ 8,914 at the returned, it was stated. but natured crowd haired Mayor took a seat had been buried on the spot. State Department seals on the Republicans to mark D. C. Lincoln termined good a fistful The Leddv, tele- was soon the corridors of committee table. He held A packet of documents found in courier, Raymond diplomatic pouches Mr. Leddy Day observance. Page B-l Miscellany. clogged large Total. 3 other papers. 26,818 Sofia from Istanbul, A. A. sees City News in Brief. Page B-2 the Senate Office Building and of scribbled notes. the wrecked plane was brought to phoned Turkey, carrying. A. official South's economic Vital Statistics. B-5 on stair- Scores of waiting outside Chungking today. that Bulgarian police seized his Mr. Leddy left Sofla yesterday for position darker. Page B-10 Page wooden gates were placed persons B-7 inside the hear- For nine consecutive pjassport at P’ovdid, a station in Istanbul. At Plovdid police en- Service Orders. Page ways to hold the throng back. in hope of getting years The Chinese Centeral News Agency Southern Bulgaria, and that he was tered his compartment and asked Washington and Vicinity. Natures Children. Page B-9 When doors of the hearing room ing room later soon tired of stand- The Star has printed the were before 10 on the marble floor and squatted reported yesterday that papers forced to continue by train without to examine his passport. They then President nurses cold; plans to see Bedtime Story PageB-18 finally opened just ing greatest volume of advertising found in the the document. Turks Uncle Comer. PageB-19 hundreds squeezed inside down on newspapers Standing pa- plane disclosed plans He said the kept the document, telling Mr. Willkie late today. Page A-2 Rays o'clock, of in the line was a any newspaper the for a new Japanese drive in South allowed him to cros* tht frontier Leddy that they would “mail It to Krivitsky's friends press F. B. I. for Winning Contract. PageB-19 Nearly every inch of the spacious tiently in waiting was Catholic nuns. United 8tate«. China. . I without the passport. Istanbul.” murder Investigation. Page A-l Cross-word Puzzle. Page B-lf room jammed. number of A