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Realtors

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20 home for couple days we just
| die"
We just die" the speaker re
peated. and cited signs OF indiffer-
| cnce and selfishness on the part
of workers in some OF the defense
/ plants upon which soldiers are de
/ pending for the supplies that stand
/ between them and destruction.
Drafting women into industry is
not in keeping with the best inter
ests OF the nation, he said. Stretch
the work week from 80 to so hours
he advised, and the equivalent OF
ten million more workers would
be the immediate result.
AT the age OF II | worked ten
hours a day, six days a week in
a saw mill" Mr.. Hesse said. 81
was tired at night, but | have al.
ways felt that | have been better
for that physical exercise and |
/ think today, particularly in this
emergency, that men would be
better off working longer hours.
They would be ready to sleep at
| nieht instead OF spending time and
money in liquor joints. as many are
I doing. and II would be better for
them and better for the nation"
This is no reflection upon the
gains labor has made, he said.
There were many things to be cor
reCted and labor in general was
| entitled to better conditions. high
er wages and shorter hours, but
this Is an emergency that requires
sacrifice and diligent effort, and
everyone, including members Of
organized labor, should be willing
to cheerfully accept his share of
/ the burden
In the work Of meeting housing
needs. Mr.. Gerholz said, private
/ builders OF the nation had com.
| pleted 100000 units and 10000
more will soon be finished. pro
| viding materials, which now seem
to be available, are not diverted
to other uses.
In referring to government con.
I Albi vi ioholhtr HP'ah'Ao illNh Aut
success OF Flint realtors in setting
up local board of control so that
there is no federal administrator in
/ Genessee County.
Workers are being urged not
to buy homes, but to demand gov
eminent subsidies" one speaker
said and it is important. in view
of this and other indications Of too
much government control, that at
tentlon should be directed to the
need for a determined stand IL we
are to retain the democratic form
| of government we have enjoyed
in the past and the freedom for
which we are supposed to be fight.
| ing this war
Many good things will come OF
this war. he said, and too much Is
/ bsinr esb zdJlt he tuntArorsb's
side. but nevertheless we must be
on guard and united in our fight
/ for freedom.
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LIVESTOCK
Livestock

Livestock
Detroit. Mich, Dee a Fed
steers aud yesrhugs, SIC 1880,
shortfed steers. sl25o 1850: com
mon grassy steers. 81 - down
some cutter kinds down 10 $500
Beef COWS. Sl0T5 u. cutter COWS
ma'Uiy tto1 sausage ou'iE
from Sl2 50l275.
calves: good aud choice grades.
$3.50. common and medium
grades. 81. 20 $40.
Hogs Good 20 choice butchers
scaling iS0-4O0 lbs. late at $40
IL 50. Stags Sl2-l22S; SONS. Sl3.
1925.
sheep: Choice native lambs
Sl5.50l575; medium 70 good lambs.
Slt5O-lb25: common throvoufs.
s612.50
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Mail Order House
Observing Ceiling

Chicago. Dec. 4-lNS-Montgom'
cry Ward & Co., today was under
a temporary injunction restraining
It from violating price ceilings set
by the once Of Price Administra-
ton on f34 items In It's fall-rtht-f
catalogue.
The injunction was issued by
Federal Judge John p. Barnes on
the governments contention that
overcharges on the items ranged
from one cent 10 l.O2.
Omcials OF the company declared
the catalogue was printed before
the price ceilings were set and that
the oyercharging has been stopped
on the mail order houses own mi.
tiative.
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Lansing. Dec. 4-AP-After con.
sulting with GOV elect Kelly, Gov.
Van Wagner called meeting OF
the special commission on appfo-
priations in Lansing Dec IL Van
Wagner said the little legisla-
ture" will be handed requests for
supplemental appropriations total
ing S442,600, which, II granted, will
avoid submitting any deficiency bill
to the legislature in January.
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Births

Son To MT. and Mr.. Louis KEN
pher, Milan, Thursday at Boyer Hos.
pital Weight: 10 pounds, 212
ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hinchclir, 212 Z. Cross St. Thurs
day at Boyer Hospital Weight, 10
pounds, ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs.
George Knavel, All Florence St,
Thursday at Boyer Hospital.
Weight: S pounds. u ounces.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
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Lansing, Mich, Dec. Tins -
The state highway department dis
closed that automobile traffic
on Michigan trunk lines fell of 80
per cent during the first day OF gas
rationing. The sharpest decline,
the department said. was on CS-2'
near Cheboygan where a 6b per
cent drop was recorded.
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IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
STEADY. QUIET

New York. Dec ms The
stock market opened steady and
quiet today
Majority OF stocks began IN
changed from previous closings.
Gains elsewhere were limited TO
fractions.
Up a shade were American
smelling, KenHeeett, l. S Steel.
L. $. Gypsum. Union Carbide, Du
Pont, General Electric and Stand
ard oil OF n. J.
Some OF the rails were inclined
to dip Santa Re Immediately re
covered, however, after opening "
lower. Aviation and utility issues
were mixed, Motors were quiet.
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SEEKS SOLITUDE

Lansing, Mich. Dec Tins -
Gov. elect Harry F. Kelly said
he is going to look for a hide
out where he can get some work
done. Il plan to leave Lansing
for Detroit or some other place
and get down 10 work for al least a
full week" Kelly said. adding. Il
don't seem 10 get anything done
here"
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In The Sick Room

Fred Older entered 81. Joseph s
Mercy Hospital Thursday
Mrs. James Johnston, who had
been in Ann ArhOr az Or Gates
Private Hospital. returned Wednes.
day She had had a gall bladder OPP
Grafton.
Clayton Deake, when alighJing
Wednesday from a car fell and
broke his right arm. He has a bad
fracture.
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Pick Of The Air Today

$50 Brewster Roy.
1890 Caravan Hour
BLU-7s05 Scramble, aviation dra-
ma.
S:l5 Dinah Shore sings;
$500 Gangbusters,
$3.50 frankie Masters Band
1000 Meet Your Navy;
1876 Men. Machines. Victory
MBS-1.30 Halls OF Montezuma,
$50 cisco Kid drama:
$3.50 Double or Nothing Quiz.
Saturday
NBC-lI:30 a. m. Coast Guard on
Parade.
loo phi Pau.American Hoh.
day. 200 Dr. Frank Black
tenth anniversary concert
CBS-2.O5 OF Men and Books, new
time.
400 Charlie Splyak Matinee;
500 Cleveland Orchestra
BLU2ll a. m. Service Mems Hon;
1880 p. m. Four.H Club;
200 Metropolitan Opera, La
Traviata'.
MBS-l2:00 noon Army May
House Party;
$50 D. m Jimmy Dorsey Navy
Salute.
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SHARON cARoEN

~ - " y ~
Sharon Caroen, two months old,
passed away suddenly Thursday at
l2.l5 after short illness She
was born September IS, 1912, in
Ypsilanti.
Alfred B. Caroen was the father
OF Sharon and the mother was the
former Miss Audrey Dermich.
A short prayer will be said at the
Geer Funeral Home Saturday at 10
a. m. and graveside services will lie
conducted at the Cherry Hill Gene
terry shortly afterwards. Rev. G.
T. Nevin will ofiiciate. Friends
may call at the Geer Funeral Home.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
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Halliday pseoratIons

The new wartime Christmas
street decorations 20 be used during
the 1912 holiday season In lpsilanti
were being placed today as workers
fastened trees 10 lamp posts. The
decoration plan was originated by
the retal committee OF the Board
OF Commerce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04

Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50 WHAM 100. WMAQ go. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW 700,
WGN 100.
Columbia eroadeastlna Company
-MJR 700. WBBM $50. WCkf
1880. WFBM ls6. VICAR 1850,
network, WOWO 1880
Mutual 5roadeastina Company
WINS 1860 WOOD 1910; Blue
Red Network WLW 700; Blue
network. WLW 700, CkLW 500.
WJBK 40.
Tonight
NBC-S.o0 Lucille Manners Con
cert.
$50 information Please from
Boston. Sen, Lodge,
$50 Plantation Party.
1000 People are Funny quiz;
1880 Henry J. Kaiser on Manage
meuts Responsibility
ll.l5 Sen. JOS. O'Mahoney on It's
Time TO Re-disCover America 4,
1880 Radio Set Conservation.
CBS-1:l5 Rex Stout, Our Secret
Weapon;
500 Kate Smith Hour;
900 Joan Fontaine in This
Above All.
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SUFF !: RE: d
MISERY FOR 20 YEARS
SAYS Detroit WOMAN

Mrs. Arthur Dixon, House
wife, of TAI Marahoe ST.,
Detroit, Says She Also
Had Headaches, Back
ache, and Torturing Mus
cular Pains-Praises Gill
jan to Skies for Relief
She Obtained With This
Amazing Natural" Med
icine.
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Fruits

Detroit. Mich. Dec. -
APPLES - Baldwlns, No. /, Si-l.25
bu.; Delicious. No. /. 1i.75 200
bu.; No. 2, $3.50 bu.; Mcintosh.
fancy, $500 bu.. No. l. 81 50-i.75
bu.: No. ?, 75c-Sl00; Greetings.
No. l.. 90c.Sl 90 bu.. Shows. fan.
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PoultrN

Detroit. Mich. Dec. Poultry
live hens. heavy breeds. 23c To-
leghorns. hens. lsc ID; cocks. lac
springers, &c ID; brollers. &c H.
hen turkeys, soc ID, toms, CSC ID.
ducks. zoe ID. geese. lsc ID
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other was operated by Junius CAT
fee. POI y Hamilton 81. Both yghi-
cles were damaged,
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Peace

Continued from Page Ore)
position to the resolution today,
with the Administration confident
Of It's adoption Opponents hcl1
that tht transfer should have been
submitted in a treaty, requiring
ratification b ytwo.thirds vote Of
the Senate, rather than by legisla-
ton which requires only a ma joi-
ty vote OF both houses.
Senator Taft (R-Ohio) declared
that unless Congress curbs what he
called an Administration tendency
10 make international arrange
ments by executive agreement I'VE
may find II reaching an information.
al settlement without any consulta-
ton with Congress or the people
Senator Clark (D-MO.) said A
friend told him It was common
talk" In the State Department that
instead OF submitting a peace trea-
~ to Congress at the end of the
present war, arrangements would
be concluded by executive agree
ments.
On the other hand Democratic
Leader Barley OF Kentucky said
he had heard no suggestion" that
such a course was even under con
siderati0n
Mail Christmas Parcels Early-
Buy Bonds
ONE DIES IN CRASH
Pontiac. Fec. 4 -AP Wednesday
in General Hospital Robert Thomp-
son, 81 years old, 143 Oakland, died
Of injuries he suffered Sunday
night when he was struck by An au-
tomobile driven by Robert Hage-
mann, 20, OF 230 Oakland Hage-
mann was released by police.
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fpSiIdnti Briefs
Partition lanIted

Firemen were called at 2;40 p.
m. Thursday to the home OF Mrs.
Mary J. Rooney, 423 n. Washing
ton st. when a partition was acct
dentally set fire after attempts
were made 90 thaw out a water
pipe. The blaze vas extinguished
with small damage.
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Daily Market Report

cy. sl.35 bu No. I. s0e-sil5 bu.:
No. ., j0-15c bu.. Northern Spies.
No. I. Sl-50-2. No. ?. 1881
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04

FOR RENT Seven room house
about five miles west Of Saline
on NIL, furnace. bath. kitchen
stove, garage. some furniture. open
between IL and 4 on Sunday, Dec. 6.
ADV. 1904"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04

Are you one of those men or
women who think nothing can help
you because you have suffered so
long without relief? Then read
what a grateful woman, who was
tormented for twenty years. has
TO say about the wonder-workinF
Natural medicine. Gillian, Read
and take new heart! Gillian is
now being introduced to thousands
of Ypsilanti men and women
through Cunningham Drug store.
Here Is Mrs. Dixons statement.
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81 Was Unable To Work"

For the past 20 years have
suffered from sour stomach and
gas pains. ] was in constant agony
from bloating, and also suffered
from muscular pains, backaches,
and headaches. | could not get to
sleep because OF gas, and | would
get up three or four times during
the night I was so run down that
was unable to do my domestic
work. After taking Gillian | don't
have those terrible gas pains in
my stomach nor those backaches
and headaches used to have. l
am now able TO digest my food,
and | am not constipated. | am so
full OF pep when | get up in the
morning that l feel like different
person"
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Butter and Eoas

Butter and EGGS
Detroit, Mich. Dec 4
BUTTER -i5-i5Ac ID
EGGS Whites tGrade A large
5l-5ltc. medium. % A4c.
small. 35c; L. 5 STANDARDS,
tgrade ~, large. 4Si9c; medt
um. zee, Browns L. $. extra,
(grade Al, large. &c, medium
42c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04

Stanley James Dahlstrom. Burns
Ave" was treated al a local physi
clans office Thur sday afternoon for
injuries on the knee and head re-
CeiyeL In an automobile collision A.
y. Huron 81. and ". Forest Ave.
az LIS p. m. Mr.. Dihlstrom was
the driver of one car while the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04

an advanced medicinal compound
containing juices from 70 OF Ma
lures own health-giying herbs.
roots, and barks. For centuries
these natural juices have brought
blessed relief to mankind. Now you
get them combined in one mar
yelous medicine.
If you are now suffering the tor
ments OF bloating gas pains, sick
ening constipation, sapped energy.
sleepless nights, and other disor-
ders, you owe it TO yourself to try
this wonderful Natural" medicine.
Gillian usually acts within TEN
MINUTES to stop gas pains, sour
ness, bloat, and belching It helps
to eliminate poisons that cause
stomach troubles and to permit the
kidneys and liver to function
properly. It tends to make your
liver more active, and relieves
sluggish kidneys and bacEqohe.
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petroIt cash oraIn

Detroit, Mich. Dec .
BARLEY-tl-l0N. feedigr Csc.
WHEAT No. .. $I.3S hu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-04
What Is Giljan-the
Amazing Natural"
Medicine7

We call Gillian a Natural" Med
icine. and that's exactly what II Is
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What Gillian Will Do

Gillian will help bring out gases
and impurities frequently with
the very first dose) which may
have been inside you a long time,
causing you many days OF misery
and headaches, dizzy spells, skin
eruptions and that lazy, drowsy,
tired feeling. II will aid greatly
in cleansing your bowels gradual
ly-not drastically or severely as
they were NEVER CLEANSED
BEFORE, and will help make the
digestive organs sweet and clean.
In addition, GILLIAN will help
make your stomach, liver, kidneys,
bowels more active, aid in building
you up in general and make you
LOOK, ACT and FEEL like a new
MAN or WOMAN
Gillian is recommended and sold
by cunninaham's Drug Store at
1873 W. Michigan Ave, YpslIanti,
and by other reliable druggists
throughout the State Of Michigan.
Help yourself to health. Start to-
day by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
lone bottle will convince you.
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Mail Christmas Parcels nHr'y-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
Home Guard Major
Freed in KiIIinq Pair

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Sept.
5 (UP).-Charges were dropped
today against Maj. Buell. Hammett
of the California home guard, who
shot and killed Maj. William II.
Wenstrom and his wife in a quar-
rel over what part the guard
should play in the war.
Hammett, wounded in the groin
in the pistol duel on April 2, testi-
fled from wheel chair. He said
that WenStrom had disagreed with
Hammett's plan to have the home
guard replace the national guard,
which had been called into the
regular army. Wenstrom, re-
tired regular army officer, advo-
Gated use of the guard as "guer-
rilla" force to repulSe possible
enemy attack. L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
Banker Caught
After II Years

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s
QNS). - Saverio Ariani, g.
|Italian-born former Chicago bank
president who fed after his firm
failed in 1881, was held by FBI
Officials in San Francisco today,
together with three members of
his family. all charged with en-
beZzlement.
The 11-year hunt for Ariani
came. to an end late yesterday
when FBI men arrested him at his
|palatial San Francisco home.
Agents revealed that a safe hids
den in a closet of the Ariani
house yielded $48,300 in cash and
securities, including $4,000 in
gold coin. Insurance policies to-
falling 100000 also were re-
covered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
ROIllIllel
to
Fall Back

CAIRO. Egypt. Sept. 5 (UP).-
British imperial forces won ground
on the FL Alamein front in a
sudden attack, threw back with
heavy loss three German counter
attacks, and forced third enemy
withdrawal at the southern end
of the line, a communique said
today.
The imperial troops loosed their
first big attack of the campaign,
now in its sixth day, in the cen:
trail sector.
Attacking to the southwest,
they gained their detectives, a
joint communique of the Middle
Eastern command and the Royal
Air Force said.
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
threw his armored forces and
infantry against the newly won
British positions three times
yesterday. British imperial in
fantry. ant-tank, tank, armorec
car and artillery units drove them
back each time with heavy losses
to the enemy infantry.
Bombing and torpedo-carryins
planes, in attacks on enemy ship
ping north of Tobruk, on tho
Libyan coast, set fire to three
vessels, including a destroyer
Thursday night and all were be.
lieved to have sunk.
1t was believed that planes o.
the United States Army 18th anc
9Sth bombardment and 57th fighter
groups took part in the aeria
activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
GIN Officials
.Lose4Mi||ion
Bonus Suit
Ordered to Repay
Illegal Gifts Over
I0-Year Peuod

Thirty-four past and present
officials of General Motors Corpo-
ration will repay the corporation
total of N,000,000 for illegal
bonuses voted eight of their num-
Der during the 10-year period
between 1880 and 1910, according
to a court settlement announced
in New York today.
Terms will be officially approved
on October 5 by Federal Judge
Vincent L. Leibell.
The settlement is a compromise
of a suit brought against the
Officials by stockholders. who as
serted that benHs payments were
improperly awarded. Originally,
S4.348-044, plus an estimated
81. 900, 900 in interest. was asked.
BY the compromise the 80 will
make payments instead of tn e
eight executives originally ordered
TO share the cost in a decision by
Judge Leibell in April.
They are:
Albert Bradley. Donaldson
Brown, James d. Mooney, Junius
s. Morgan. Seward Prosser, Al
fred p. Sloan Jr., John Thomas
Smith. George Whitney, A. G.
Bishop, w. S. Carpenter Jr.. NJ.
Z. Coyle, II. II. Curtice, H. F.
du Pont, Irenee du Pont, Lammot
du Pont, Pierre S. du Pont; ex-
ecutors of the estate of the late
Fred j. Fisher: Lawrence p.
Fisher, William A. Fisher. r. H.
Grant, Q. Z. Hunt, c. +. Ket-
tering, William S. Kundsen, r. S.
Mclaughlin, c. S. Mott, John l..
Pratt, M. l.. Prentis, f. w. Proc
tor, John j. Raskob. c. E. Wilson,
Charles T. Fisher, John J. Schu-
mann Jr, and Clarence M.
Wooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
u. S. Tank Crews
Did a Swell Job

WITH THE BRITISH I'M
PERIAL ARMY ON THE Ell
ALAMEIN FRONT. Sept. A ode.
layed) - United States Army
crews in General Grant tank,
helped beat back the German 18th
and 21st Armored Division in the
first stages of the German often.
sive.
The Americans did a swell
job" a British m jor at a
brigade headquarters said. They
could not have behaved better.
They have had their long
awaited attack at Rommel and
they hit him hard.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
kaiSer's
Planes
Baked

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (UP).-
Production Chief Donald M. Nell
son today studied an "unfavorable
report" on the proposed plan Of
Henry ]. Kaiser to build 70-ton
cargo planes, but WPB spokesman
said Nelson still has an open
mind on the matter"
The report was drawn up by a
special committee named to in
vestigate the possibility of using
Kaiser's West Coast shipyards to
construct giant air freighters to
ferry materials and men to war
fronts.
Its members were plane builders
Glenn Martin, designer Of the fly
ing boat Mars, on which Kaiser
based his plans, Grover Looming.
Donald Douglas and John North
rop.
A spokesman for Nelson said the
WPB chief considers the unfavor-
able report lust another piece of
evidence" and will not reach any
decision until he confers with
Kaiser here next week.
The report was understood TO
hold that Kaiser can not turn out
flying boats within a reasonable
length of time and would require
too many critical materials.
Kaiser has contended he could
start production within 10 months.
Nelson promised that If his pro-
duction plans and material esti-
mates were approved he would be
given an initial order for 500
planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
Half Crew Licks Japs
Flying Fortress Pilot Hops for Raid, Foreets
Gunners, Radio Man, but Wins Battle

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 QNSC.--
Even with only half its crew. an
American Flying Fortress is a
match for the Japs, the British
radio revealed today in a dispatch
from Sydney. The broadcast was
heard by CHS.
Due to sudden misunderstand-
ing. the pilot discovered after he
had started on a raid on Rabaul
New Britain, that he had left his
radio operator and three gunners
behind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05

He decided to continue, how.
ever. and the big four-motorec
bomber was navigated by instru.
ments. The attack on Rabaul was
carried out, but on the return
flight japanese fighter planes at.
tackled.
The engineer and one of the
pilots took over the guns and
operating them with accuracy
drove OF the attacking Japs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
Raj Rips
Bremen,
Sets Fires

LONDON, Sept. 5 tUP).-Rus-
sian planes, penetrating TO the
heart of Central Europe. bombed
Vienna and Budapest during the
night and force of British planes,
hundreds strong. left many fires
raging in Germany's port. subma-
rine building center and war fac
tory area offs Bremen.
The air ministry, reporting II
planes missing in the Bremen raid
said heavy weight of bombs was
dropped and that the crews saw
many fires burning.
Aerial warfare ragged on grand
scale. unprecedented in the war,
over an S00-mile front from Lon
don, which had a brief resultless
daylight air raid alarm today. TO
the capitals of Austria and Hun
gary.
HUNGARY'S FIRST RAID
1t was Hungary's first raid OF
the war. and AXIS reports made II
plain that the Russian planes, OPP
Grating some 1000 miles from their
bases, had bombed not only Buda-
pest and Vienna, 135 miles apart.
but north Hungarian towns in be-
tween.
The Russians also bombed Bres-
lau, in southeastern Germany mid
way between Vienna and the
Baltic, and heavily attack d
Koenigsberg. capital of East Prus-
STA. on the Baltic coast.
A day shift of'Allied bomber and
fighter planes opened daylight
raiding today with one of their
biggest sweeps in weeks over
northern France, apparently bomb
ing inland targets. Fighter COM
mand planes had been busy all
night on offensive patrols over
France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05

LONDON, Sept. 5 QNS).-
United States troops in Britain
may soon be issued the British
type of battle dress. the Daily
Mail said today. Samples hav,
been flown TO Washington for the
United States governments in
SDpction