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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

MT. AIRY--147 ACRES, $1,000: FRONT
ing on hard road; 3 rooms, large bank
barn: 95 acres under cultivation, 35 in
timber: water in all fields.
So, 60O-Very productive 67-acre farm
bank barn. poultry houses, shade JOHN
bURDOFT. Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton
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ALL-STONE HOME.

A mighty lovely corner home in fast
Proving Bethesda with bedrooms. >
baths rec. room. . frepaces hot-water
is very favorable price for home of this
capacity and character
R P. RIPLEY. SH 1879: Eve OIL, 1908
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

OFFICE SPACE ABOVE STORE OR m
basement: approx. $50 So. IT.; NV sec
ton. low rental AID 36S1
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BERWYN. MD.
LYON VILLAGE VA

. stories. ; rooms; good TRANSFORMATION;
$50; terms. G. P. BICKFORD, Owner,
Berwyn, Nd Phone Berwyn 1o4
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POSSESSION NOW.

sa us today We have a very nice house
With bedrms.. tile bath. Of brick and
frame, near bus that can really be bought
g. bargain price: worth the money
Terms can be arranged. Priced less than
&6.5OO. Chestnut 5llO. oxford O515
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2 ACRES. $500.

Near Colesville-Nice Groom brick
house. 3 large bedrooms, built-in garage.
m les out JOHN BURDOFT. Coiesville
Md Phone Ashton 3S1H
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With 3 or 4 mos. rent in advance will
lease with option to buy, broom brick
bunRalow: space for more rooms A very
delishtfO home. Phone c. w. CLEVER
CO, INC, oxford 0322 for appointment
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DETACHED-CORNER,
3-FAMILY

This large house is situated on a corner
lot lboxl 30 in nice ne: location. Second
and third hoors rented for 500, First
Gear garage. Owner must and Will sell
At very low figure. Call Mr.. Ginnetti at
BIEIIElL. District 300 or Trinidad 1882
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SO, 750-NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

Quick possession: 45O3 Cheltenilam dr.,
Bethesda; practically new 7-room detached
brick, slate roof, aforementioned auto. heat,
d. G. line: close to transportation public
and parochial schools: FURNITURE ALSO
FOR SALE. Call OWNER. WI. 444S
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815 WHITTIER ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S10. 000

Owner transferred: immediate posses-
sion, Brick residence with side screened
porch, 6 rooms. bath. pantry; corner lot:
detached garage: hot-water heat with coal
furnace and blower; 3 blocks from bus and
shopping center. Call Woodley $500 until
pm: EDW. H. JONES a. CO., INC,
hSv0 Conn
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OPEN 1-6
PRICED $5.675.

Lynhaven. Alexandria Va.-New at
taShed brick rms, and bath, front porch,
fun basement, automatic heat. etc Nav be
purchased for S745 and S37 month includ-
ms taxes, insurance. etc. Only : min. to
Pentason Bldg. IS min. tn downtown
Washington. Call Mr. Ivy, ME 1lt3 until
B pm: from until Q m, AID. s6ss
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

LARGE DOWNTOWN FULLY DETACHED
Brick, on valuable site, completely fur
nlshed and rented to roomers tno meals,,
er.s apt; price, S3O,O00 requires $4,000
cash to handle
McKEEVER a. WHITEFORD.
DI, oIn6 Evenings an AXIS
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Immediate Occupancy.

h-rm. bungalow. all modern improve
meats: 500 cash. and $40 per month
Lot 50N! so: Residential section. 3 blocks
from iron, schools, bus. Call WA 2706. HY.
tfc-. TO-
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1928 MACOMB ST.
Cleveland Park-Five bedrooms. S1O.a5n.
owner. Open for inSpectinn daily Ii To 3
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
POSSESSION 80 DAYS.

This nearly new brick home located near
Pershins DIR. and 4th st. n. Large lot. 8
large rms. beautiful recreation rm,. .
baths, 2 hreplaces, center-hall entrance,
detached Earase. Republic O493, Emer-
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VACANT HOUSE

For sale; 10-room house, 23O st ne
New coal furnace system. You can meet
payments from rooms rented out Small
down payment acceptable. Call Ma. 1877
Tor appointment to see inside of house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
U. 3. Patent once

Gated that the arms were intended
for use against American and
British troops in North Ireland.
Police already had arrested q
persons and killed another in
raids on the arms dump. Thou
sands of rounds of ammunition,
kegs of high explosives, hand
grenades, tommyguns, rifles and
revolvers were included in the
secret caches.
Williams went to the gallows
calmly. At 7:30 a. m. he received
communion and a few minutes
later walked from his cell TO the
death chamber. An English hang
man named Pierpont had to be
because no frishman
could be found to spring the trap.
Five other IRA members were
sentenced to death with Williams
for the shooting of Constable
Patrick Murphy last Easter Sun
day. but they received eleventh
hour communications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Raj Hammers
Sadrbrue(ken's
Factories Anew
American Fighters
Join British Sweep
on Northern France

LONDON, Sept. 2 tINS).-A
blistering night raid by hundreds
of bombers upon the German in
dustrial city of Saarbruecken was
followed today by a new series of
attacks against Nazi-occupied
France by British and American
fighter and bombing planes.
The new raid against Saar-
bruecken was termed an out
standing success" with hundreds
of bombers, including some Of the
heaviest four-engineed jobs in
Britain's arsenal, participating.
Saarbruecken, a coal, iron and
steel production center, was last
raided Friday night. Royal Air
iForce bombers at that time stimuli
taneously blasted the city of
Nuremberg.
High explosive block buster
bombs and incendiaries W e e
rained down upon Saarbruecken,
which is near the French border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: showers and thun-
derstorms tonight; cooler tonight and to-
morrow morning; moderate 20 occasionally
fresh winds.
Temperatures Tuesday: Highest 81 de-
grees; lowest. 50; mean. 10
Departure from normal temperature Tues.
day: ~ degrees
January 4: $50 degrees
Temperatures one year ago today: High
est. rs degrees; lowest. 81. mean. 81
Temperature this date in past 50 years
Highest, IS degrees IN 1918; lowest ~ De
grees In 1898.
Relative humidity Tuesday: 80 a m.
% e: $50 n. m, 90 q, 2 20 p 81 =
$50 p. m, 5e%.
Precipitation In last ~ hours ending A.
$50 q. m. today: None.
Departure from normal precipitation since
January I: OBJ inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Allies Hammer
laps Attempting
ToCrossGuinea
About Thrust Over
Mountains to Moresby
Awaited by Aussies
BY DON CASWELL
United Press stan Correspondent

GEN ERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. Australia.
Sept. ALLIED planes have made
Two heavy attacks on japanese
forces thrusting with steadily
increasing power against Aus
tralian troops in the Kokoda area.
s. miles across New Guinea from
Port Moresby. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur announced today.
Fighter planes, in close support
of veteran Australian jungle fight
ers. swept down over the Owen
Stanley Mountains to the Kokoda
operations area on the northern
slopes and raked enemy troops and
with machine gun
and cannon fire at tree-top level
i'm two separate raids.
Japanese operations indicate pos
sibility Of a real attempt 70 break
through the Australian defenses.
pour through the S,000-foot noun
tain pass. and sweep down 10 the
south toward Port Moresby, the
great Allied base con the South
New Guinea coast.
Dispatches indicated that the
Australians had succeeded so far
in holding the enemy to the area
of Kokoda village. down the north
ern side OF the mountains.
At the southeastern tip OF New
Guinea. Australians under Maj.
Gen. Cyril Cloves continued
mopping up the japanese scat
tered through the jungle after
their SCATTERING defeat at Milne
Raw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Bruce {. Anderson,
Social Director Wed

LANSING. Sept. Bruce E.
Anderson, manager of Lansing's
Hotel Olds and president of the
American Hotel Association, was
married in Las Vegas, Nevada. to
Norma Fischer, social director of a
Hollywood hotel, it was learned
here today.
Anderson's son, r. f. Olds An
derson, and Mrs. Anne Nundy Of
Pasadena, Cal. were attendants.
Anderson formerly was married to
Gladys Olds Anderson, daughter
of r. f. OldS, pioneer Lansing
auto manufactures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Death Roulette
Boy. Is, Killed by Friend as They Fire at Each
Other With Gun Containing One Bullet

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2 QNS).
today blamed game of
Russian roulette" for the death
of Harold Salisbury, 15-year-old
station attendant. and the
lodging of a murder large
against his friend. Joseph Null
holland, 10.
Mulholland told police he and
began "skylarking" with
an empty revolver in the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Big Canadian Force
Arrives in Britain

LONDON. Sept. 2 uNSl An
other indication of second front
action. strong Canadian rein
forcements. are safe in Britain
today, it was announced here.
The Canadians included many
armored crews and air trainees
as well as the first contingent OF
womens auxiliary Of the Royal
Canadian Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Morse Guerrilla
Tastes Revenge

the Germans. We put the gaso-
limo In small containers and
spread them over the whole
countrywide. The drivers were
liquidsted."
PRICE ON HIS HEAD
Holt became a hunted man. He
attempted to escape last year after
a fight with three gastapo men,
two of whom, as Holt put it, will
never see daylight again" A re-
ward was posted-"Helge Holt
death penalty"
He went to Sweden and tried 10
e scape through Russia but war
broke out and he started back
through the Nazi guard on the
Swedish border. Holt was trapped
in a small village but made bold
getaway.
"Three German officers came
through the village I'm n STAFF
car" he said. az spoke good
German 30 1 asked them for a
ride. even said Hell Hitler"
"They were so surprised to
find somebody friendly TO the
German cause that they were
kind to me - gave me cigarets
and candy. They took me 100
miles away from the LANCER
zone"
Holt then made his way 10000
miles through Helsinki. Moscow
Iraq, Iran, Tibet, Bombay 10 Rio
and then to Montreal where he
enlisted for flier training.
81 hope TO go back" he said.
ssThings are too uulet here"
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station until the latter produced
four cartridges, put one in the
gun and suggested that they shoot
at each other.
Henry Salisbury shot at
me first and nothing happened"
Mulholland told police.
"Then IL was my turn. I
took the gun and shot at him
and there was a loud noise.
Henry screamed, I'm shot-Pm
shOt.'n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Beetles Days for Aussies

MELBOURNE, Sept. 2 CUP).-
Needs of the defense forces soon
will compel Australians to go
without beef two days a week.
William j. Scully, minister of
commerce, announced today. The
public will be asked TO eat more
mutton and lamb "as a patriotic
act" Scully said.
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nese hands
William Marshall to Wed

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 2 tUPl.-
French fItm actress Michele Nor
gan and actor William Marshall.
who have applied for a wedding
license. announced today they will
he married within three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
The War
Today
British, Nazis
In Egypt Court
Total Disaster
By CAPT. JOHN II. CRAIGE

Wrssten Especially for international New
service and Detrolt Times
THE RUMBLING Of guns
in the North African desert.
chronicled in dispatches from
Cairo and London, gives notice
of the revival of war on the
Egyptian front, one OF the
truly strategic theaters in the
present war.
Nazi Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel's tank divisions have
launched two attacks along
the 30-mile fortified line
stretching from the shores OF
the Mediterranean 10 the
Qattara Depression.
Reports state that Ameri-
can tanks and planes are
going into action along with
British and empire detach-
ments.
The United Nations forces
holding Egypt's lifeline of de-
Tense are truly a cross-section
of the armies of democracy.
In Britain's Eighth Army
based on Cairo are TO be
found English and Scottish
regiments famed in history.
ALSO BRITISH.INDIAN
troops, fiery New Zealanders.
battalions of Fighting French
and Polish units that managed
to escape when the Nazis over
ran their homeland.
Whether the German-Italian
thrusts are feints by the foxy
Marshal Rommel to feel out
positions, feints as harbingers
of an about Nazi attack, 1t
Is too early to say, but the
next few days should tell.
Since Marshal Rommels
drive rumbled to a halt early
In July after carrying him to
within less than 100 miles of
Alexandria. il has been a
Tfcregone conclusion that the
battle would be continued by
one side or the other at the
earliest possible moment.
BOTH THE Nazis and the
United Nations armies are in
positions Dat once the
! great tx laiasa and the
/; creates fsmise.
Neithq IN s1Dnrd to re-
! treat W ling disaster.
Romm ~ don, with a
tenuous Ssupply line more
!. than 500 miles behind him,
stretching along a narrow
!, strip Of coast. exposed to at
tack by. sea and air, is
! loaded with portents of dis
aster.
HE HAS stuck his neck out
60 long ways and he is far too
!, Intelligent a soldier to have
failed to realize the fact.
Given the breaks of for
tune, the United Nations might
completely eliminate German
Italian power from the North
: African theater.
A break through the FL
Alamein line by Nazi forces,
!. on the other hand, would
mean disaster for the British
I In Egypt and exercise a ire
mendous effect on the war in
i oil sta ui1hal 4bo.tnrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Chinese Retdke
4 County Seats

CHUNGKING. Sept. 2 (UP).-
from the Chekiang
province front said today Japa-
neSe TROOPS had Withdrawn from
The LiShui sector and that pursu-
ing Chinese forces had retaken
four county seat towns between
Lishui and the Chckiang- Kiangsi
railroad The towns were Yung-
kang, Wuyi. Cinyun and Hsued-
ping. LiShui already was in Chi
neSe hands.
The reports, however. said the
japanese were making desperate
stands 20 hold their remaining
towns along the rail line. particu-
larry Kinhwa. which is one Of the
main detectives of the Chinese
drive 10 regain air base cities from
which Japan can be bombed.
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Stalingrad
DGfenSeS
Pierced

Continued from Page One)
where the Germans were driving
a short remaining distance to the
Black Sea by the northern hills.
(The Germans said yesterday
that Rumanian forces had taken
Anapa. on the Black Sea coast,
30 miles northwest of Novoros-
sisk, objective of the German
drive from the Krasnodar area.)
The battle for the oil fields of
Grozny also has begun in earnest.
The Germans we're smashing vigor-
ously against a water barrier at
Ferek, near Mozhdok, and thrown
numerous pontoons across, OF
which the Russians had destroyed
II. Mozhdok is 65 miles from
GroZny,
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War Strike Cost
is Million Days
Continued from Page One)


in ODD strikes and $4,000 man.
days lost.
Board officials pointed out that
many of the strikes continued
from one month into the next
and therefore, the number OF
strikes and strikers. were dupli-
Gated in consecutive months.
254 DISPUTES PENDING
The board has obtained settle
ments in Dos disputes involving
], 414. 1894 workers. II has pending
at the start of this month 254
disputes involving 1.1S9. 429
workers.
Reports TO the board and the
cancellation service showed there
were seven strikes affecting war
industries in progress on Septem-
Der /. These involved fewer than
| 500 workers, officials said. They
were:
Franklin Steel Company ol
Franklin, Pa, and United Steel
Workers tCIO); Lacey Manufac.
turing Company. Los Angeles. anc
Metal Trades Council (AFL): Chi.
cago Copper and Chemical Com.
pany, Chicago, and United Mine
Workers (CIO); Solar Sturges
Chicago. and the United Automo.
bile Workers (CIO): Swift & Co.
Hastings, Neb., and the Amalga'
mated Meat Cutters and Butchers
(AFL); Chrysler Tank Corpora.
ton. Detroit, and the JAW: Dis
trict No. so of United Mine Work
ers and trucking companies oi
Homestead. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
PARADE REFORMS

hAs<hD1 ss6-A ots'AS
Republican girls reformed Il
parade.
The procession continued through
the city for two miles. Police
did not interfere. .....e.ass
The strike occurred at Bel
fast mill where hundreds of EN-
ployes refused to 60 to WORK
because of Williams execution.
Although Williams last wish
repeatedly was that his dealt
should not have a stormy after
math, tension was heighteninl
hourly.
In Dublin nearly all business
and industry came to a halt fol-
one hour today in protest against
the execution.
Some businesses were forced tC
close by crowds of angry demon.
strators who ranged the streets
People swarmed in front of buses
and streetcars and forced them to
halt.
DDllhdI iOtiuliiOilS WCIt lClOINtt
from provincial towns throughout
Fire.
II was generally felt that the
IRA, which is a strong organiza.
ton in North Ireland despite be.
ing illegal. would use violence to
avenge Williams.
Armored cars patroled the
streets and all Belfast was GOV.
cred by special police tommygur
squads. Large police reinforce.
ments were brought in from Other
parts of the country.
Belfast had been declared out
of bounds for American troops ir
North Ireland after police discov.
cred huge quantities of arms anc
explosives cached in the country.
side, apparently in preparation for
an uprising.
A document purportedly ISSUED
by the IRA council and revealed
by the government last night indi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
NONE LEFT ALIVE

1--WE placed our guns on a
horizontal line SO that when the
buses passed we couldn't miss.
They couldn't see us and 1
guess when the firing began
those I'm the last buses must
have thought there was engine
trouble. They didn't have long
TO think.
"Our bullets literally cut
those buses I'm half. Not one
man came out alive.
"Once we stopped three gaso-
line trucks and stole 5000 gal
Ions of aviation gasoline from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
ATTACKS BEATEN OFF

The noon communique reported
that in the area of Prokhladnenski
IS miles northwest of Grozny, the
Russians were beating off enemy
attacks.
The midnight communique said
active reconnaissance and artillery
duels were going on around be-
seiged Leningrad.
radio Berlin said last night
that the Russians had with
drawn their forces from Te-
heran, capital of Iran)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
ydnk Bombers
Blast Axis in I
Flights in Desert
Smash Detectives
as RommeI's Tanks
Clash With British
BY LEON KAY
United Press stan Correspondent

CAIRO, Sept. ? (UP).-British
and German tanks fought on a %
mile desert front today with
American bombers joining the
Royal Aair Force in carrying out
daylight attacks on
enemy concentrations.
In the hours from dawn up 10
midday the American air squad
rons had joined the British and
South Africans in seven success
full bombardment missions.
The United States planes fought
their way through Axis fighter OPP
potion with the aid Of Allied
fighter protection and carried out
attacks upon all their assigned
targets
The desert battle was centered
in the rolling, rocky 20-mile area
between Himeimat peak at the
south end Of the Alamein line and
the Ruweisat ridge toward the
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (INs).
Hedge Holt, %, Norwegian fiier
who escaped from the gestapo
today hopes to 60 back to help
put Hitler where he should lie
under six feet of dirt"
Holt, who has finished his train
ing in Canada and is now awaiting
orders so he can return to avenge
his country, told his story at the
Norwegian legation.
After Norway was overrun by
the Germans, Holt and his COM
panions escaped to the hills where
they harassed the enemy in guer-
rilla fighting.
Zone day my two buddles and
I were hiding In the hills when
three buses loaded with German
soldiers rounded the curve" he
said. There must have been
80 men I'm each bus. We had
heavy machine gums. We opened
fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Ydnks Jeered
By Irish MODS
tContinHed, from Page One)

their rosaries near the prison.
The Ulster faction tried tC
drown the shouts of the Republi,
cans by singing God Save the
King" and There Will Away:
Be an England"
The police charged again ant
this time succeeded in scattering
10th crowds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
BRITISH TAKE BRUNT

BRITISH TAKE BRUNT
The major effort of the Nazis
was still at the southern hinge OF
the British line where troops from
the United Kingdom were taking
the brunt of the attack.
Axis air activity was on the in
crease, indicating that Marshal
Erwin Rommel has been husband
ling his air strength for the push.
British forces took the initiative
at the northern end of the line,
near the Mediterranean. flashing
out in offensive raids which re-
suited in the capture of numerous
Germans, the communique said.
In one sector of the front a
small force of United States Army
tanks were in the battle zone,
eager to clash with the Germans
YANKs BLAST AIRFIELDS
United States Army airplanes
were fully engaged and the COM
Imunique said that Monday eve
thing American bombers. along
with planes of the Royal and
South African Air Force and OF
the British Mediterranean feet,
successfully attacked targets in
the battle area and Axis landing
fields behind the line.
A communicate indicated that
Rommel was actually embarked
on the supreme offensive which he
hoped would take him on TO Alex
landria. so miles to the east.
PRoBED OUT LINES
It was believed that Ron1mel's
powerful tank forces had now
clashed directly with the armored
corps of Gen. Harold Alexander
after two days in which the Axis
advanced elements had probed out
the imperial defense line.
II seemed clear that Rommel was
trying to roll up the British left
flank. at the southern end of the
line. so he could strike northward
10 hit the main FL Alamein-Alex-
andria highway and follow it west
ward TO Alexandria.
Three squadrons of the Boss,
lnicknamed Mitchells after the late
BRIG. Gen. William Mitchell, made
the first American attack of the
new campaign Monday as Rom
lmefs ground forces got into action.