Folkestone, Sept. 2 Despite Chancellor Adolf Hitler's hate for his race, a Jewish officer yesterday saved the life of a Nazi pilot at the of losing his own life, Lieutenant M.
E. Jacobs, Jewish officer of the British Army here, plunged into a heavy sea and rescued a wounded Nazi pilot, Frederich Dilthey, who was on the verge of diowning after his machine, a Messerschmitt, had been shot down.
After a battle with Spitfires, the Messerschmitt dropped over the edge of a cliff and plunged into the sea 300 yards from the local breakwater It sank instantly Lieut. Jacobs and others heard the pilot call out. Lieut. Jacobs threw off his tunic and dived into the sea. He swam the 300 yards in fast time and began bringing in the wounded German ashore. Another British soldier also plunged into the sea to aid Lieut. Jacobs, but he became exhausted and had to be rescued by a fishing boat, which also picked up Lieut. Jacobs and the Nazi—United Press.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.