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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

from Fort Broadway
Theater the Stork cub.
The woman with the
deer on leash.
Louis Bromield, the
novelist. and Gypsy
Rose Lee, the naeelist.
at separate tables in
the Algonk.
Mrs. Enrico Caruso
and Larry Adler chit
chatting in the Savoy
Plaza.
Jan Struther. author
of Mrs. Niniver. in
the Biltmore Fountain
Room.
Harry Hopkins. with
two new spape rmen,
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

FACES About Town: Dorothy MCGUIRE, star of
A Claudia" in her stage mask rushing from
Sardis at curtain time.
Ruth Gordon, whose epiafy should be one
word-Actress vs.
Fannie Hurst at us ayem in the park airing
her pups.
William Holden, of the rpoomptchers, in his
soldier uniform.
The Ray Bolgers showing some of the troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

rT,TIERE seems 10 he considerable disagreement
i as TO the age of the beautiful Madeleine
Carrutfs~~Some stories OF her recent marriage
stated MadeIefre@ was 20 others said she
- and one cad said she was 81. in any event
Madeleine doesn't look 1t.
There are $4,000 hairs on the shaving .
of mans face And yet Jim Proctor of Man
haitian claims he can shave IN do seconds.
Friday is bad day 10 get or give yourself
a manicure. The best day for a manicure is
Saturday. That is what poetic expert on the
follows
Cut them on Friday cut them for sorrow.
Cut them Saturday. POUR true lore
tomorrow.
QUERIES from clients
VI Q-Isnt the springer spaniel the best re-
trever of all breeds
Al wouldn't say so sir The Labrador
Chesapeake Bay retriever.
ON the history of professional sport in tho
United States what man was the most belov 81
by the fans
A-Some people say il was John l. Sullivan.
Ny choice would be- Hans Wagner.
QOn what do you base your ridiculous
contention that tennis is game for elderly
people
A-Gosh mister YOU sound as if you're ,nery.
young fellow asked me II / thought tennis
good game for him. ! told him thought
tennis a game for older people.
And that he should play handball hockey,
football baseball, soccer or basketball. And
think still ! was right
sS('EASE your moronic observations To the
~ Stiffness of women's hats" writes a Beth
lehem, Pa, admirer.
go to a mirror and look at the dinky hat
you probably have perched your round head
over your moonlike face.
Take look at the hats of other men. They
don't At their faces and are usually sloppy look
ing When you with a decent hat
you be certain his wife, sister sweetheart
picked IL out for him."
tNote-I looked al my hat as the lady sug-
gested IL looks fine But then have TO admit
my Girl Friend picked it out for me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Whence she speaks, my yarisbcd cor
No other roicc bit hers hear,
No other MI bar hers opprore.
Tell me- my heart, If this be iorc'
--Lyttleton.
CWhat the gentleman speaks Of above might
be love and then again II might be that thing
called infatuation. You really can't tell whether
it is love or not until after five years OF mar
riage.-EVD)
DISPATCH says soldiers can only be served
II with hard liquor" in Sacramento, Cal be-
tween hours OF and 10 at night. In World
War i IL was against the law in California TO
serve man with hard liquor at any time.
I can't understand how a man wanting TO be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
On~Broadway


rad. Marx Resist,r.d. cop,usht. is.a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
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IL. y. DMT'Iing

Distributed by KING Fss;urs Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
ALLIES STRONGER

The axis however, has been unable TO deliver knock
out blow TO the united nations And with each succeed
ing daynow that the United States is swinging its full
might into the balancethe prospects for such knock
out blow by Hitler and his partners in aggression grow
DINNER and DINNER.
In fact Hitler missed his last golden opportunity after
the evacuation OF the British Dunkirk when France
began to collapse at the end OF May 1940 and during
the aerial bz England that followed the fall Of
France and very nearly wiped out the last remaining
Raj fighter squadrons defending the British Isles
Whether the real turning point Of the in favor
OF the united nations will be reached during the fourth
year OF the struggle depends largely how quickly
Britain and the United States can marshal their land
sea and air forces for smashing ofensives against the
axis legions OF Hitler. Hirohito and Mussolini
Although the where and when" OF IL must remain a
military secret there little question but that the united
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

nations will be definitely the offensive at least
several fronts during the fourth Of world II.
to how long IL will take TO turn the tide and crush
the axis informed analyst can possibly venture an
intelligent estimate at this time except TO point out that
there will have to be plenty OF blood sweat and tears
before the world again basks In the sunshine Of
At the end of the third year OF World War the sit
uation OF the allies certainly less bleak than that
Of the united nations today.
The allied plan for concerted offensive on all fronts
against the Kaser's armies had misfired The French
army badly demoraized and had TO be reorganized
while the British carried the brunt OF the fighting In
Flanders with huge losses. The Italians, then on the
allied side doing badly SO the Russians, who
began TO crumbe before the Germans the eastern
front after their revolution in March. 1917.
In April. 1917, the German U-boat campaign had
reached It's deadly peak The allies lost nearly million
tons Of shipping in April and Britain estimated she had
only enough food TO sustain her people for another six
weeks.
This was the dismal picture the United States
entered World War I.
But the German crackup began during the
fourth OF the the initiative passed to the allied
forces and victory achieved on November IL, 1918
-four years. three months and fourteen days after the
outbreak OF the struggle
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Fourth Year Calls for Offensive
Anniversary Review Of War Shows Road to Victory
Pict ure by international News Pr

civilians In this war find themselves as much on
the front line" as their troops. 1t has become
in every respect total war--to the finish.
Because Of military censorship we have no
Official total casualty figures for the various
armies engaged. but the best conservative esti-
mates range between 10000, 600 and $4,000 600
killed and wounded since Hitler's Nazi iegions
fired the first shots across the Polish frontier.
The bulk OF these casualties have been suffered
by Germany and Russia in the bloody battles
along the Russian front.
The close OF the third year OF world war II
finds the Nazi armies laundering ahead In their
conquest Of the Caucasus In south Russia-but
still far from anything approaching decisive
victory over the Soviet Russian military machine.
The Russian armies. under their willy gen.
eralissimo Marshal Timoshenko. have retired
intact before the NaZ avalanche. They have
given precious ground. But they have not been
knocked out.
They can lose the Caucasus and stu keep
several million German soldiers heavily engaged
along the broadest Of all the war fronts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
JAPANESE THREAT

On the other side OF the world the Japs have been
hemmed in along the southwest Pacific sea lanes but
elsewhere their widely depoyed forces still present =
menace to Alaska Siberia India and the unconquered
portions Of China In which direction the Nipponese
forces will strike next anybodys guess but that they
are planning to strike Is foregone conclusion
In India the monsoon rains have begged down mill
tary operations and will probably delay any planned
offensive until late in September.
In the Aleutans. where the japanese managed TO
get toehod three islands, this potential menace 70
Alaska and The United States mainland will be
tirely eliminated until the Japs are driven out.
There are many military experts who believe however,
that the next big Japanese push will strike at Siberia.
Wherever the united nations high command decides
10 launch their major counteroffensives, II is certain
that American forces will be in the thick OF IT.
They are stationed in North Ireland and in Britain:
in Iceland Greenland. India China Egypt, Iran Aus
traia New Zealand. New Guinea. New Caledonia and
other islands in the far Pacific; in Bermuda the West
Indies and along the northern coast OF South America
Continued on Next Page. e.-
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
WORLD AFLANfE

The second world OF course girdles the globe In
way that dwarfs the fixed front conflict OF l9l4l8
Therefore, IL is likely TO last longer.
The staggering scope OF this farflung struggle, in
terms Of humanity, is best illustrated by the fact that
of the worlds total population of 2l45 000 some
$50 900 people directly involved In the war
With the increasing destructiveness Of aerial bonn
bardments aimed at densey populated industrial eeners
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

" fourth year this week-with
thirty-eight nations and 90
per cent of the worlds population
engulfed in the deadliest conflict in
history.
Three years ago next Tuesday the war
was born. Hitler unleashed his first blitz-
krieg offensive with the surprise invasion
of Poland at 2:30 a. m. on September /,
1889.
Since that fatal hour, the conflict has
spread around the globe like wildfire,
until today it is truly total war of
hemispheres-on land, at sea and in the
air.
More than eight months have passed since
Japan's treacherous stab in the back" attack
on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into
the war as active participant.
Only in the last few weeks, however. have
American forces been able to swing from defen-
sive to offensive action, beginning with the
spectacular invasion attack on the Japanese
held Solomon Islands, an important stepping
stone to Tokyo.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Lost Ground

nothing else the bitter experiences of the first three
years of World War have taught the antaxis nations of
the world something about the penalties of dsunity
As object lessons they have before them the following
timetables of German and Japanese Conquests:
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
CONTINUE FIGHT

From their transplanted industrial strong
holds behind the Ural Mountains and with ald
now coming from the United states and Britain,
they can probably obtain enough supplies TO as
sure maintenance Of the Russian front through
at least another Winter. This is one OF the Key
strategy for an eventual second 'front.' IN west
ern Europe.
with the stark prospect OF fourth Winter
at war staring her in the face, Germany Is SUI
fering from n bad case Of second front" Jitters
This has been evidenced by frantic prepara.
tions along the northern coast OF occupied
France Norway and the lowland countries.
It has been evidenced also by the bombastic
boasts about the "impossibility" Of second
front" uttered by Goebbels while Hitler and his
generals are trying feverishly to figure out Just
where the United States-British forces may
strike In their first European offensive.
Meanwhile. Brtain's Raj has launched an
aerial second front" over Germany's key indus
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

giant fleets of United States air force bobers and Tight
ers are now Joining in increasing numbers.
Both British and American air chiefs have inoicateo
that the fourth year of the will witness the most
devastating air raids ever staged over Germany.
grim foretaste OF what TO has already oeen
given such German cities as Hamburg Cologne Bremen
Essen Dusseldorf and others which giant armadas OF
between 600 and 900 bombers have dropped tons Oh
high explosives with shattering effect.
In North Africa, Nazi Marshal Rommels sensational
drive into Egypt was blunted into deadlock on the
blazing battlefield near Fl Aamein but final showdown
may come within the next few months
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Time Table of German COnquesls

(Hungary, Bulgaria and Rumsnia Joined the axis as
vassaf states
SIN Yugosavia iarge-scaIe guerrilla warfare still
tinues against the axis.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Time Table of Japanese COHguesls
WHIP JAPANESE

Previously, had scored some magnificent Rur
defensive victories such the Coral Sea and IA Rrit
Midway Island triumphs Japanese naval mt
and air forces. which substantially reduced the Neu
eheny sulhlhs po"eI' ,,,,, -, New
Oui uaiIhs All Ioice pnotS mac DoniOeo 4okyo Sole
and other Japanese cities sample of what q Ale,
Nippon may expect in still heavier quantities in 49,
the days to come. They had distinguished them q
selves too. other farflung fronts; in China Iau
Burma, New Guinea, Australia, Egypt, over the -
Mediterranean and in ever-increasng force S@%&
Nazi- occupied western Europe.
But on the other hand We have seen the japanese
sweep down the eastern coast Of Asia through the Philip
pines and other strategic island groups the Pacific TO
the very threshold Of Australia last remaining major
base OF the united nations in that war theater
And more important from the viewpoint Of the
United States itself have seen the audacous little
warriors Of Nippon plant the banner OF the Rising Sun
three key islands OF the Aeutians-at the gate
way to the mainland Of North America
For the united nations the first three years Of the
haye been three rounds that must be realistically
conceded as lost to the enemy.
Not only have the Japs captured the key prizes of
eastern Asia In China Maaya. Hongkong Singapore the
Dutch East Indies and the Philippines but Naz Germany
has kept its strangehold virtually all Of Europe while
plunging deeper and deeper into Soviet Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
BY SEYMOUR BERKSON,
Managing Editor, International News
Service.

WAR II RACES into its
" fourth year this week-with
thirtY-eight nations and 90
Evening star., 1942-06-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
"a square from Transportation. Here is
home. home. the, the location Of which ..San1. Sannot Be
within 2 block, churches of various de
nominations. stores and theaters are 1ust
baths sss poreh
lavatory, automatic hot-water heat: beau
tiful lot. bOx127 IT.; sarase. .out,of-
which IS virtually the assessed value. Cali
s"s asia sHAsS3s ss sW w LUcas chs ss Co. ss.s
1874 QUINCY ST. .NW-Delishtful,
well-built; Colonial porch, brick home, 9
rooms, 1A baths. ami. 2 large screened
eenvenient COW iocation; aa % price: $3.50. Phone One
BEDROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR;
Just on Colesyille pike. In Wynnewood
shopping center; only q few years Old;
atal All BR1cK three & bedTooms two baths rec.
lot. with beautiful fioxer earden; imme-
diste possession: price ONLY Sl2, $50.
THos., z. FARRELL co. Realtors,
80 'OiN Eveninss. nj s" oeorsis .taHa.' 4ssb. o'0''
NEW BRICK. 3 BEDROOMS READY FOR
occupancy; all rooms are we'll arranged
and good size, recreation room and lava
screened side porch. built-in garage. auto.
heat; priced for quick sale; $l1.3b0; rea-
SOnADle terms.
LOUIS r. SIMPSON.
545 Wilson Boulevard. CH. T777.
ENGLISH-STYLE HOME ON WOODED
site with 163-ft. frontage, amid beautiful
surroundings in
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
1925 Glover Driveway.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 4.
Lovely. hvsble home in restricted en-
yironment; contains bedrooms with
connecting baths. circular staircase. step
down living room. buffers pantry. 1st- floor
lavatory, maids room and bath. stairs TO
ventilated storage attic, large closets. q
car Rar8Ee.
To reach: Out Massachusetts, ave TO
Cathedral ave. turn left to New Mexico
ave. Ost street beyond Westchester Apts ,
turn left l blk to Hawthorne st, then
Iight ! blk; to Glover drwy:
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
1119 18th St. N. w. DI. 4464.
After & PM. Call RA. III.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOREST EXCEPTIONALLY AT
tractiye. medium-sized house with modern
improvements. Available for the duration;
$50 per month. For appointment. phone
Emerson ".44-
sUITLAND AREA-MODERN sIx-RooM
house, two-csr garage; bus LING; 40 fruit
July or summer; acceptable tenant; Sl25
month. Hillside O51l 30
wELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE. BEDROOMS,
d.sa Ssths servants qssTer OPEN and baG in
ave. NV Wo. sios V A"N
NV. SECTION Mr.. CHEVY CHASE
GOOD trsnsp D. $500 per mo. o. Cali Wi 1858
BETHESDA, MD.-LEs THAN 2 YRS
old and nicely furn.: = rms 3 bedrms. !?
srsnsp. schools and shoppins; siss per mo
E. NJ. FRY. INC. 6s4o WIS. ave. WI $40
5211 WESTERN AVE. N,w,-sl75--6
A.: large closets; electric stove: recreation
room. tile floor and bar; auto. heat. Re
public $685.
AVAILABLE JULY .,,,,,1N !; FOR NO MONTHS ssn
nome 3 bedrooms. perfectly equipped rec
reatlon room: excellent neiehboIhood: de-
pendable maid available no small children
PRACTICALLY NEW 5-RM., sEMI-DEr
brick. Ia baths, pine recreation room
ample Closets eAS neat y2TOS.
furn.: excel. trsnsp: 500 mo-: avail July
!. yearlv lease Taylor 9,l5.
l1I4 HOBART ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath. completely furnished; Ss5 month
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-SMALL HOUSE. ?
bedrooms. small garden, to Sept. 18th.
HO. S35l. bet. and pm.
FOXHALL VILLAGE - ATTRAcTTvELY
furn. semi-det. home. 3 bedrms.. l bath:
owner leaving city for July and AUG;
couple preferred: $40.
Number of Other Summer Rentals.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1908 Goth ST. NV. DE 3423. DU. S0a2
MASSACHUSETTS HEIGHTS.
Colonial home, air conditioned. led
rooms library, , baths and guest lava
tory. screened porch. garage: attractively
furnished: $3.50 month. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS, INC: ~
WASHINGTON BUILDING. DI. $500.
Evenings, CHI. 923S.
DELIGHTFULLY."- FURNISHED, ROOMS,
bedrooms, baths. on Fulton ST.. near
Wis and Mass aves. Only Rentlles. Shown
by appointment to responsible people.
Everything will be furnished. including bed
linens and tableware. Lease l year. $l15
month. with renewal optional. Also l
nicely furnished home on DrummQnd ave.
MoNTGoMERY REALTY CORP.
1892 wis Ave. WI. 243l.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

2 OR RIM APT. PREFERABLY SILVER
Spring -Takoma Park area Call Sligo 1859
2 RMS. KIT, BATH. PORCH. ABOUT
ee-BEDRooM APT. FOR FATHER AND
daughter Permanent residence and will
consider / or > year lease. Desire NV.
location. between New Hampshire and
9Th ST. Box ?53-E. Star.
FURNISHED; 2 BEDROOMS. LIVING LIVING RM a;
men Box ss5-k. Star, ar,s %.
BY JULY. 16--FURNIsHED ROOM,
pref: employed couple. Ho a644 after s.
COMFORTABLE oNE-RooM FURNISHED
apt. or room with private bath; NV. sec
ton near trsnsportstion Gail MISS
XrAsT .ns : Re g. !Ss"j ssa .i'sr FL. I'm between
WANTED. STUDIO ROOM WITH PRI-
vate bath by employed lady. Box AJAX.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-LARG
eiSiency or 1oeorm apt; desired gouns
ton to R. F. c. BLDG. MA. $50, Room 336.
FURNIsHEDEacoUPLE CHILDREN.
5S aS M. .s NE, % sa4fD f.efhs' MR. RocAE a'ef
YOUNG LADY. tJEwIsH, WILL FUR
nISh 0sn sn, rSG% X sp. or rent lrm un
GENTLEMAN WANTS CONTACT WITH
party who has apt. to share: give price,
details. etc. BOX 3O9-K, Star.
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY AND WIFE
want l or 9 rooms kitchen and bath. fur
WANTED WITHIN A MONTH. ONE DOU-
BILE, one single bedroom. kitchen. furnished
or similar accommodations. NV. district:
500 to S120; English. Phone WO. 5492.
yor1Nc NAyY COMPILE WANTS TO RENT
furnished apartment about July ]: might
consider unfurnished. Columbia 1898.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Q ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, APT
BLDG. preferred, furn. or unfurn.: for mother
and daughter. both Govt. employees. Stat
particulars Box Book. Star.
FURN 3 RMS, KTTCH. BATH: UrILS
incl; for July /; Govt. girls. Call ALTA
after 30. AID. 1929. 25'
Evening star., 1942-06-23

PHILLIPS, wo. 200 until $ pm. 351s
MARSHALL ST. eRoyEroN; VA: =
.ayLIModern brick. 5 rooms; tiled bath.
9TnnS sTNcK q 800 cash Rdx l9x payments VIM
18th ST. NEAR KENYON Nw-sEMI-
detached 3-story brick dwelling: Al con-
+; i. CARTER, 6l3 18th st. NV. Ma
s7,I5o-coNvENIENT s.E.-BRAND- NEW
brick home nice rooms, all modern
In Fsa0n RgHEr@ 9py $3.50 sase wa
l43S I'll pm.
A COLONIAL BRICK, 25 FIT. WIDE CLOSE
TO cars and bus transportation in Lanier
Heights-the Calvert Bridge section. Larae
mense screened porches, three-csr brick
garage, beautiful! garden; moderately priced.
Phone Adams 9110
BY ,s.s oWNEREEW nas s.nto Rooms :sSoo,. sHSe
eaHs ssnfnss' ,eqss PHA h nm M feas % down pasmens @
"0.3 Roanoke st. Hyattsville. Hyatts. 0639.
tractive home: Takoma Park; Price. and
terms reasonable. 8 rooms. basement, all
laIss lot cenyenien transp
hall det. Colonial, within Ia blocks of
Conn. ave. Chevy Chase, D. c., living
room 13x25: LARGE dining room. stairway
Tem sG :'f S6 90 e Cal M iYoN
EN-. 1870. ''00O'
BED AND BATH 1st. BEDS AND BATH
I'd; screened .pchs.; very large lot; trees;
Settle estate. 5000 AIbemarie st. NV.
SPLENDID MODERN HOME NEAR COM
priced at slI 900. MI. 1882.
S1O.OOO-NIcELY LOCATED MODERN
bone space not occqpisd sy STnsT Ten1s
RGErowN-s-RooM BRICK. H.-W.
make ofIer. Michigan 1882.
A REAL VALUE IN CONVENIENT NE.
location, near Eastern High School Six
rooms, bath. modern in every detail. This
row brick house has automatic heat, and
can be purchased on rental terms with 4
%Hfesi %ish sEfTzELI. eTEh pI 800 or TR. 1883
DIRECT FROM OWNERS ROOMS. 2
baths brick schools
MR. RfIeio GREEN, iHsN,'4sfr Trinidad 5Iss. S0'
S8,45O-NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
2-family home, separate apts. AL modern
sest@sns fer yon REAhTY xssoc1ATEs
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD
Colonial brick, 70 IT. Woe, Win nlRn CELL
inss and large rooms, two baths. large
screened porches, oil heat. three-car ga
rage, fne garden. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO. 1900 until pm. 1918 Conn.
Sc IN CONGRESS HEIGHTs-NEW g.
room semi-detached brick; splendid loca-
ton; handy to bus and stores: Priced to
sell quickly Terms. Call AT. 2239. c.
D. MURPHY. 14O1 25th st. Sc.
BRICK AND sTUCCO HOUSE. ROLAND
Park, Baltimore. Md.-14 rooms. baths.
hw. oil heat, on corner Of wooded lot.
125xl9O it.; $1,000; in fee. Tuxedo
WHITE, DETACHED BRICK-CORNER IN
SPRING VALLEY.
CLOSE TO BUS AND SHOPPING AREA.
Finely appointed Miller-built home To-
Gated on beautiful wooded site; contains
3 bedrooms. nursery. 2 baths, lavatory;
2 porches, large closets: maids room and
W. ". e. oaea a. II n MMIER DEvKLoPMENT CO.,
After 8 PM. Phone WI. 1927.
RANDOLPH 500, MR. sTROUP.
Il the broker to sell or rent your house.
Quick action. Call today. D. c. preferred
PETWORTH
Approximately 5 years old, rooms. 2
baths, garase: lot $50 deep. This lovely
home is priced at $4,000. Call Mr..
DRIEeEN. DI. 31O0 or IA. 6oO2. ewes.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
SACRIFICE.

Large 4-bedroom house in heart of
Bethesda 3 doors from Wis. ave. bus: l
bedrm first floor with washbowl and
pvt. entrance; big lot, large old trees;