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She Sh carried about 120 officer oMcers offlc r . and andmen andmen andm men n Whether she h * bad had previously previouslyen previouslyencountered previouslyencountered en encountered ountered and battled Buccess success Buccessfully successfully uccerfully fully with ubmarinea submarines was a . matter matterof matterof matterof of conjecture conjectureOa conjectureOne One Oa news n w ervlcc service had obtained a apurported apurported apurported purported letter from trom one on * of theI thesallors thesailors the I ailon sallors sailors on th the * Reuben Jarm James whichatated which whichstated whichstated stated that the th verel vesllel vessel had lunk aunk smile two twosubmarines twosubmarines twoaubmarine submarines * maybe more'S more 'SThe ' "Th Th 'S S " The writer was LeonJda Leonid Leonidas . * C Dickenon Dickerson Dick enon erson non a . aeaman seaman who wrote to bls his blsaunt hisaunt hiaunt * aunt In DanvlUe Danville . , . VaWe VaWe Va VaWe We ve ye been at ra aea sea tor for 42 consecu consecutive consecutive consecutlve tive day days and I ve ye loat lost Iota lots lot * of .leep leep sleep . deepI sleepI .leepI I U n ll be glad { lad when we re throu through h with withthis withthis withthis this Job and I can fet get some * om sleep sleepagain sleepagain fleepagain fleepagainThe again againThe The letter written everal several weeks weeksbelore weeksbefore weekbefor * belore before * the ilnkine slnkmg sinking saidWe saidWe said saidWe We have fotten gotten two subs ubs maybe maybemore maybemore maybemore more I have lots luts to tell teIl you when Isee Iace I see ace e * youAnother you youAnother youAnother Another letter told of a subma submarlne submarine ubmarine rlne rine attack on the Jame James * It had hadbet'n hadbeen hadbeen bet'n betn been ' written by Harold James Or Orange Orange Orane ange { to his mother Mrs Mr * Marie MarieOrange MarieOrange MarieOranf Orange in Chicafo Chicago He said saidI I was wa * up on the crow s nest on onwatch onwatch onwatch watch when we were ncanng nearmg nearing Ice Iceland Iceland Iceland land and I law saw a torpedo It was wascomlna wascoming wascoming comlna coming rieht right lor for us u I 1 tave gave the thealarm thealarm thealarm alarm and we started zif zlli zig ( zagging zaecineIt zaggingIt It missed us sped aped ped rieht right by I 1 saw sawnot sawnot sawnot not one but several submarinesREACTION submarines submarinesREACTION REACTION : REACTIONn /n n In / Many QuartersFollowing Quarters Quartersrollowint rollowint Following the sinking of the Reu Reuben Reuben Reuben ben James the reactions followed followedswiftly followedswiftly followedswiftly swiftly drawing drawln { certain powerful powerfulfigures powerfulfigures powerfulflxures figures closer to the President s for forelgn foreign toreitn elgn eign policy and bringing brln lng from trom Hit- Hit Hitler Hitler Hit'ler Hitler - ' - ler s . headquarters no other state state- statement statement statement - - ment than that people foollsb foolish foollsbenough foolishenough foolishenouth enough to walk down a railroad railroadtrack railroadtrack railroadtrack track may expect to be run overBerlin overBerlin over overBerlin Berlin Issued I.sued Isued . a . lenxthy lengthy tormal formal tormalalatement formalstatement formalstatement alatement statement from trom Hitler mtler most ot of otwhich ofwhich ofwhich which was devoted to answerinx answering the thePresident thePresident thePresident President s Navy day addressHe addressHe address addressHe He reiterated relter.ted relterted . hi hJa his . statements that thatthe thatthe thatthe the South American map and the thedocument thedocument thedocument document purportinx purporting to reveala revealNad revealNazi reveal a aNazi Nad Nazi plan to do away with all re- re religion religion re religion - - ligion as nonsensical and crude crudeforgeries crudeforgeries crudeforxerles forgeries He catexorically categorically denied deniedthat deniedthat deniedthat that the Reich xovernment government had cre created created ereated ated either of ot these Item Items ItemsThe itemsThe * The wordinx wording of the declarations declarationsfrom declarationsfrom declarationsfrom from the German leader was wasSl wasscanned w i.anned ianned scanned Sl . . anned carefully by foreien foreign corre correspondents correspondents correipondents spondents wh ) saw aw in It the typical typicalNazll1ne typicalNazi typicalNazi Nazll1ne Nazi line i ( f t arfci ar.l arl orb ! . ( mei mt'l mtl mer ' t that the Uw r vessels yesads ves yes sels ads els had been Hacked tacked attacked a ! tha that t Ger Germany Germany Germany many wag was beine belIlg bemg attacked by the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States Stales that the U S v.as vas was v.assta wasstars . wasstan sta stars IT pi p1 pile 19 ig itself itselt itselt8S ai 8S as the 8ggre nxcre&s nxcres aggress & s rThebe rThese r rThese These Thebe words were believed s g gn gn xn n fliunt tllant flant ( in that it was "as as " the usual Ger German German Gcrman man tern inolony lrIololty urology l ( .receding receding rect"dlng rectdlng . " an Opt"1 Opt1 opei Opt"1break opeibreak opeibreak " break between thi Ull tic Reich and an th lb ther lber ther er nation It was pointed out that thattreaties thattreaties thattreaties treaties between Germany t.ermany termany &ermany ermany . & and her herAxis herAxis herAxis Axis partners partnen called for help In Incast incase Incasr cast case > any member of the three is isattacked isattacked isattacked attacked attacked'Declaration Declaration 'DeclaratIOn ' ' 9 7 ? 9Hitler 7Hitler Hitler it v . was as believed beIJeved by the c r rrespondents rrespondents rrespondents respondents was simply layinf laYing the theusu.al theusual theusu usu.al usual . l iroundv.ork iroundvork ground.ork groundork groundwork . . for a definite hOB hos hOBtile hostile ho hotile tile declaration afainst against this country countryand countryand countryand and Its It * policiesHe policiesHe policies policiesHe He said Herr Roosevelt has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen been placed before the tribunal for forworld forworld forworld world Judgment of ot his actsThe actsThe acts actsThe Thedeclaration The The- - declaration attacked the truth truthof truthof truthof of Roosevelt Roosevelt's Roosevelts Roo evelfs ' . statement statements * that the theGreer theGreer theGreer Greer and the Kearny Keamy had bad been beenattacked beenattacked beenattacked attacked by the Germans GerImtns and andstamped andstamped andstamped stamped both vessels vessell . as . the at attackers attuckers atlackers tackers tuckers PLANES : Keep Crashing Crashlng CrashingStarted CrashingStarted Started off by the crashing of five fivearmy fivearmy fivearmy army pursuit planes this disaster disasterseemed disasterseemed disasterseemed seemed the sifnal signal for a series ot of ottragic oftragic oftraxic tragic loisea losses which had reached a anew anew anew new record for lor American aviation . . A Northwest Northwe\t Northwe t ! \ Airlines plane planedropped planedropped planedropped dropped to earth In a fog fo < ( kiUInt killing 14 14persons 14persons 14persons persons and hurling ; the pilot clear clearWithin clearWithin clearWithin Within 24 hours a 21 passenger passengerAmerican passengerAmerican passenferAmerican American Airlines plane carrying carrying20 20 persons plummeted plum.meted . to earth In a e arainstorm erainstorm arainstorm rainstorm near St Thomas Can Canand Canand Canand and burst into flames ftameo ; All lost th.lr thlr their th.lrIJves theirlives th . lrlives lrlivesLess IJves lives IJvesLess livesLess Less than 48 4 < hours la later ter an army armybomber armybomber armybomber bomber with five air corps men menaboard menaboard menaboard aboard fell tell out of ot misty clouds Into intoa a cornfield near Findlay Ohio and andburst andburst andburst burst Into flamesThe flamesThe flames flamesThe The five men were Instantly klUed Idlled killed IdlledThen killedThen , Then it was the navy s turn to an announce announce announce nounce a disaster This ThUI was the thecrash thecrash thecrash crash of a hufe huge bomber at sea with withthe withthe withthe the loss of ot 12 lives The Thu plane wasoperating wasoperating was I Ioperating operating In the Atlantic ocean oceanarea oceanarea oceanarea oceanareaAt area areaAt At nearly the same time a 22-year- 22 year 22yearold 22yearold - 22-year-old 22 year old - - - - old American of German extraction extractionwas extractionwas extractionwas was arrested at the Glenn L . 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Mar Martin Martin Martin tin plant In Baltimore , . and con contessed confessed confessed tessed fessed to be a saboteur of planes planesI planeshaving planeshaving I having cut electrical wirea wires In such sucha suchI I a way that contacts would be broken brokenat brokenat at aome some later date ane . < - more a hundred planes though most If Ifnot Ifnot Ifnot not all of them had been dis discovered discovered discovered covered So cleverly did he be hide hidehis hidehis hidehis his work that suspicion had been beenthrown beenthrown beenthrown thrown on hundreds of 01 other em employee employem employeeo ployee ployem 1 < It took the FBI agents agentsfrom agentsfrom agentsfrom from July until late October to tocatch tocatch tocatch catch himREDS him himREDS'Reservoirs REDS REDS'Reserve REDS'Reservoirs REDSReservoirs ' ' ' 'Re Re 'Reserve Reserve erVOlrs trs Although the defense lines around aroundMoscow aroundMoscow aroundMoscow Moscow had been bending now and andthen andthen andthen then the break had net nct come and andenormous andenormous andenormous enormous reserves from manpow manpower er reservoirs in Siberia and ether other etherparts otherparts otherparts parts of at the vast country were re- re reported reported re reported - - ported as having been hurled hurlt'd hurltd ' intothe Into Intothe Intothe the frayThe tray fray trayThe frayThe The United States heard that the thetrst thefirst thefirst t\rst t rst first \ American planes had gone into intobattle Intobattle intobattle battle and had bombed Berlin Berlin , , a s atact sfact aact tact fact ( which Berlin promptly denied deniedIt It was wall an unquestioned fact tact that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Reds had however some of 01 the thenewest thenewest thenewest newest and largest American bomb bomb- bombIng bombing bombing - - ing planes easily capable of ot flightsover flightsover flights ; over Berlin and bat.kThe backThe back bat.k batk backThe . The Nazis had broken through Into Intothe Intothe Intothe the Crimea however and the tall fall ot of otthe ofthe ofthe the whole pen niula mula n5ula thus opening openingone one narrow and d mcult fficult road to the theCaucasus theCaucasus theCaucasus Caucasus was believed certainNEUTRAI certain certainNEUTRAIIFY NEUTRAl NEUTRAI NEUTRAIIFY I II'Y IIY II'YBattle fY ' Hattle Battle NEUTRAIIFYHattle I IWith BattleWith afImlttlngth With even itth its f I ( ponents punents afImlttlng admittingth admitting th thIt it " ' . vet C ct t ry rya ' w s sure ad acid a ! id anil anti aniln antia a 1 I ! n1 mstrat nistrat lrat nHfiri n i ! tonal tunal writers red regari re- re - rel - - gari d r ! g t ei e 1c- 1c 1cn l 1 t r ally an as a fait fatt ae ac acc ace c ( ' |