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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
Economize II Using
Manufactures Gas

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many companies are operating on
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appealed 70 As 600 900 consumers
TO economic in the use Of natural
ana manufactured gas 70 help
avert threatened gas shortages.
Areas IN which shortages Of
manufactured gas may occur IN
ciuds the Pacific Northwest
MARKS sad Among cites IN this
group are Portland. Ore, and Sc
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

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WITH THE RED ARMY ON THE RZgEy 3
By LELAND STOWE

battle Tor kzhev which has been going than six
weeks now, Is battle of arition The Russians hold the
initiative almost everywhere and the Germans hold very
strongly tortured positions in the city itself The Nazs
being compelled frequently to bring in new in order
to cling to their necessarily hammered positions and their
troops according to the testimony of new prisoners with
whom have talked are existing extremely poor food
In respects Rzhev The German, do no,
smaller staingad have TO take even Fraction =,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

and give every indication Of know
ing exactly what they can or
cannot do with the forces AZ their
disposal. So the German posi-
tons are being bitten of syste-
matieslly and the steel ring closes
slowly but ever tighter around
Rxhev.
NAH ATTACK FAILS
On Oct. 2. the Germans tried
to recapture the offensive in one
sector Of this front at the moment
we were visiting II. They used
their bombers repeatedly and at.
tackled with great vigor. But IN
one sector alone this cost them
700 men and 20 tanks and their
troops were driven back without
gain.
Because Rzhev Ia railroad
junction. the Germans have forti-
fled 1t extensively during their
months of occupation. This fact
also explains the protracted nature
of the Rzhev battle. The Naxis
have laid mine-fields around all
their positions.
They have built tank traps
everywhere. and beside their
los and EOS artillery batter
les. they keep large numbers
of mortars In action constant
~. Defense Of this quality
and density naturally make
Rzhev a very hard nut 20
crack. yet the Russians keep
wearing down the Germans
bit by bit In one sector and
then another.
In a battle OF attrition, II IL
very convenient TO possess first
class artillery. and the Red Army
around Rzhev boasts OF artillery
of this ealiber. In every sector
Of this front you hear Russian
guns booming regularly. and the
Germans, even with their advan-
tage in planes. cannot locate or
silence these big Soviet guns. So
this is one place where Fritz has
to take IL. and where things get
hotter and hotter for him as time
goes on.
Most OF Rzhev itself must be q
shambles by now. The night we
saw fires that Russian bombers
had started. IL looked as II the
entire city must be ablaze. and
this fire burned like a torch for
most of one night.
SUPPLY LINE CUT
This means that the Germans In
Rzhev are getting a big mouthful
of what they have administered to
other cities, and. with their only
railroad feedline from vyasma
now severed. the Nazis are certain
to have an increasingly unhappy
time trying TO hold on TO what
they still have Of Rzhev.
Today the war along the Rzhev
front impresses you a. remark
ably like what the war on the
Western Front In the first World
War was for several years. This.
too. is a front where the defend
ers are strongly enuenched.
where every natural position Is
fortified TO the utmost and where
the opposing forces still are 30
nearly equal in strength that
major break-through can hardly
be expected. But this attrition
process Of the next few weeks
or months will be the Interest
kind Of medicine for the Germans
to take.
On this one sector of the
Russo-German front II IL the
Red Army that l. picking IT.
own time for each operation
And. even though there are
no sensational news reports
being issued about the Rzhev
front. II IL nonetbeless true
that the Russians here are
neither wasting time nor
standing still
Here the Red Army In givinf
an exhibition Of what II can a.
10 Germans everywhere In Russia.
once IL gets a chance 70 battle
on something approaching even
terms-what IL viii certainly 90
everywhere IL and when the Allies
open up a second front In Europe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
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Hammered Positions
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
NAZI ARTILLERY
SILENCED

BY clearing the Germans from
the northern bank of the Volga
at this point. the Russians abol-
ished the enemy salient from
which German artillery had seri-
ously troubled some Of their COM
munications.
German prisoners Of the
s7th Division frankly told me
that their division was COM
pletely skaput." This rout-
Ing Of the German division
was not played up particular
" In Red Army eommuniques
or In the Soviet press. Yet II
illustrates most strikingIy the
nature Of the battle for Rzhev
and the Russians treatment
of the problem.
In Rzhev and along this front,
the Germans still enjoy numerical
superiority in planes and tanks
and that greatly complexities the
problem for the Russian offensive.
probably 1t makes an About. sus-
tanned general offensive impos-
sible at present.
But the Red Army generals
know their terrain and their forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Poles 10 Protest
Hitler Invasion

Three hundred Detroit Polish
and Slav organizations will pro-
test Nazi atrocities tomorrow in
a joint commemoration of the
Poles victory in the Battle of
Grunwald and the third anniver-
sary of Hitler's invasion of Poland.
The Rev. Vincent Berkowicz
will celebrate high mass at st.
StaniSlaus Church, Medbury ave-
nue. and Dubois street. at 10 a. m.
At / p. m. the Central Citizens
Committee will stage a mass meet
ing in Cadillac Square which will
parade up Woodward avenue to
Cass Technical High School far a
rally at 2:30 p. m.
Principal speaker will be Jan
Ciechanowski, Polish ambassador.
Others to address the rally include
Archbishop Edward Mooney,
Bishop S. S. Woznicki. Vice Presi-
dent Mary Korpanty of the Polish
Falcons, Wendell Lund, WPB
Cyril Cane, British
consul, and Heliodor Sztark, Polls
consul. Chester A. Kozdroj. COM
.mittee chairman, will be master of
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
AP DENIES CHARGE

NEW YORK. Aug. % ms
The Associated Press today denied
the federal governments charges
that II violates the antitrust laws
and Illegally restraints and mo-
nOpolizes commerce IN news.
a statement issued by Robert
Mclean, president Of the board OF
directors OF Alp, contended that
"the Associationed Press has in
vaded the lawful rights OF no one
in the service il has rendered fol
the last ~ years
what is charged against H."
said McLean's statement, 'fs no
more, at bottom, than this: That
II seeks TO protect Its members
who have invested their skill,
their work and their money In
It's growth.
"The Associated Press will re-
sist the present proceedings a.
without merit in either law or
fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
! More Priests
Made Chdp|dins

Two more Michigan priests will
leave early next month to become
chaplains in the army with the
rank of first lieutenant. They are
the Rev. FIR. John E. Madden, as
sistant pastor Of st. Phillips
Catholic Church, Battle Creek,
and the Rev. FIR. Leonard Bar
thelemy, c. p. a Passionist mis-
sionary stationed at st. Paul of
the Cross Monastery.
Father Madden. an alumnus OF
Sacred Heart Seminary, will enter
the chaplains' training school al
Harvard University, September a
while Father Leonard has been as
signed TO Fort Knox, KY.
Mothers of service men. in the
tSt. Mary,s parish, BEDFORD, have
presented Father Leonard with &
complete mass kit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Revival TO Open
AT Union Church

The Amstutz brothers Of Royal
Oak, sons of the Rev. M. N. Am
stutz, pastor of the Royal Oak
Missionary Church, will conduct a
revival at the Union Church, 1881
John r., from August 80 to Sep
TENDER 6, it was announced today.
All of the brothers are gradu-
ates of the Fort Wyane Bible In
stitute, Fl. Wayne, Ind. The Rev.
Blanchard E. Amstutz, a trum-
peter. Is the song leader; the Rev.
Tillman F. Amstutz Is a clarinetist
and evangelist, and the Rev. j.
Pritehard Amstutz, who Is pastor
Of the Union Church, is a violinist.
Meetings will consist of a song
service, vocal and instrumental ar
rangements, and a scripture mes
sage. The Sunday programs will
be held at 11:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. m, while the weekday services
will open at 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Chart
Mission
For Deaf

A weeks mission for the deaf Of
Detroit will be held In st. Aloysius
Catholic Church. September Is to
20, with the Rev. FIR. Charles
Heing. c. IS. r. Of Oklahoma, and
the Rev. FIR. Raymond HALTER. C..
SIS. r.. the preachers.
The mission will be unique In
that it will provide services for
those who use signs and also for
those who lip read. The program in
the downstairs church will be for
the lip readers, while that in the
upper section will be for the
others.
Services will open at 8 p. m. and
all the deaf Of this area are invited
to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Essex Scottish Unit
Honored al ST. Paul S

A special prayer service will be
conducted at St. Paul's Episcopal
Cathedral during the IL a. m
worship Sunday for the Essex
Scottish Regiment now in Eng
land, and in tribute TO the mem
bers of that regiment who lost
their lives in the spectacular raid
on Dieppe, France, last week.
One of the features of the pro-
gram will be the cathedral's
organist playing Flowers of the
Forest" a song always sung by
the Canadian regiment when they
made their annual visit TO St
Paul's. The program will be under
the direction of the Rev. r. NJ
Weikart, assistant to the dean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Annual Lutheran
Teacher Institute
"opens Monday
By JACK KOEHLER
Detroit Times Church Editor

Sessions of the annual Lutheran
Teachers Institute will open Mon
day morning in the administration
building OF the Lutheran Institute
for the Deaf, Nevada and Van
Dyke avenues, it was announced
today.
The institute Is for the Luth-
eran Christian Day School teach
ers of the south and eastern areas
of Michigan and will continue
through Wednesday. September 2.
M. c. Grueber. principal OF St.
Peters Lutheran School. East
Detroit, will preside at the meet
ings of the organization. He is
also chairman of the fall confer
ence of the teachers in this area,
sponsors of the institute.
DIR. STACH TO LECTURE
The principal lecture to be de-
livered will be that given by DR..
John F. Stach of the Nazareth
Lutheran School. He will speak
on The History Of Lutheran
Schools in Michigan" This SUBJ
ject was also used by Doctor
Stach as the thesis for his Phi. d.
degree at the University of Mich
igan.
Most Of the institutes time will
be devoted to a continuation of
the curriculum study begun sew
eral years ago. The teachers are
discussing a standardized program
for the Lutheran Christian Day
Schools. When the studies are
completed, it is planned to release
the results in book form.
About so teachers from the
southern and eastern parts OF the
state are expected to attend the
sessions as a part of their prepa-
ration for the coming school term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Portrait of Christ
Found in CatacOmb

a portrait Of Christ. re-
Gently discovered on the walls
Of the Second Catacomb OF
ST. Januaris, near Naples,
Italy. will be reproduced in
full color in The American
Weekly with this Sundays
issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times. with reproductions OF
other remarkable examples of
early Christian art, including
a portrait of st. Juliana, one
of the Five Holy Virgins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
ShoIom AIeithem TO
Open Registrations

The Sholom Aleichem Folks
Institute announces registration
for all grades, including beginners,
will start Tuesday, September 8,
at the following locations: 1854
Monterey avenue. Brady Public
School, 1920 Joy road. Room III;
MacCullogh Public School, 1920
Wildemere avenue. Room LOG, and
Custer Public School. 1881 Lin
wood avenue, Room BOG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
IN PUBLIC INTEREST

Asserting that "the business o.
news agencies in collecting new.
and distributing same to newspa
pers is affected with a nationa
public interest" the complaint con
ciudeS:
eff the services OF all news
agencies were freely open to any
newspaper willing TO pay the
cost or charge therefor, no pre-
MUM would be paid in order 10
obtain any particular service.
"Since the sole value Of an AP
membership consists in the right
which IL gives TO obtain AP
services, the large sums which
have been paid or offered for
such membership evidence the
great competitive advantage
conferred by AP service, at least
In the judgment OF many practi-
cal newspaper proprietors, and
the corresponding restraint and
burden imposed by the denial Of
such service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Brothers Face
Draft Charges

Two brothers who claimed TO be
of Jehovah's Witnesses
today were under $1,000 bond
while awaiting examination Sep
TENDER 9 on charges Of violating
the Selective Service Act.
one Of the brothers. William
Kotowski. "a, OF 204s Belmont
avenue. Hsmtramck. who said he
was an ordained minister of the
sect, was arrested in indianapolis
after he failed 10 report for in
duction,
The second brother. Edward, %,
failed TO report for duty in a con-
Scientious directors camp. Both
pleaded not guilty before United
States Commissioner +. Stanley
Hurd.
Thomas +. Otey. 30. Of 1897
French road. the Oldest Detroiter
arrested for violating the Draft
Act pleaded innocent when charged
wth failure TO register April u.
He was released on $500 bond
pending examination September g.
For the Inside News" Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Temple Israel
Gets Library

Establishment of the Moritz
Kahn Memorial Library at Temple
Israel was announced today. Tn (
new library has been presented
to the temple by Albert Kahn of
Detroit. Louis Kahn of Birming-
ham, Felix Kahn Of San Fran
cisco. Cal, and Julius Kahn of
Cleveland, o.. in tribute to their
brother. the late Moritz Kahn.
The first set of books, the
seven volumes thus far published
of the new universal Jewish en-
encyclopedia have been received.
But until Temple Israel erects it's
own synagogue building. the me-
mortal books will be housed in the
library room at Gil Boulevard
Building.
Consisting OF great Jewish
works of reference and English
translations of the classics OF
Jewish religious literature, the
library will serve to revive the
interest of the young Jewish gen
Grafton in the ideals Of Judaism,
liz was stated.
ESTABLISH ORGAN FUND
Temple Israel also announces
the establishment of the Louis
lF'rankenstein organ memorial
fund. This fund was established
by an initial gift contributed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Raden. 1t
will 90 toward the immediate pur-
chase OF an organ TO be housed
later in the synagogue structure.
Another gift is silver filigree
ornament of the scroll Of the law.
The ornament, which was made
in 1850 by Wolf Goldstein, silver
smith Of London. Eng. is called
the yad or pointer, and Is used To
guide the reader Of the scroll
through the unpunctuated manu-
script. 1t is duplicate of the yad
made by the famous silversmith
for the Duke Street Synagogue
London.
The ornament gift was made by
the daughter of Wolf Goldstein.
Mrs. Leah Blumrosen. now a
resident of Detroit. II Is a me-
mortal to her husband, Barney
Blumrosen. and will adorn a new
scroll of law contributed recently
by Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Lidov OF
Chicago. ----..--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
ST. PAUL's, ANN ARBoR

The Rev. Alfred Scheips will be
installed as university pastor of
ST Pauls Lutheran Church, Ann
Arbor, at 8 p. m. Sunday. He
comes to this new post from Cal
vary Lutheran Church, Lincoln,
Neb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
93 Sent
To Custer
lin Draft

Thirteen Wayne County and
two Macomb draft boards have
added SO soldiers to the rolls at
Fort Custer, Macomb Board No. 2,
with AZ inductees, leading the list.
Other boards sending men are
Wayne boards numbers /, 2, 3, 20,
29, 33. "a. 35,E 81. So and 81 and
Macomb No. /. The list:
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81
James jefferson, Inkster.
Iehari T.. johnson III. Inkster.
John l.. Mfngo. Inkster.
Walter Jackson, Inkster.
Arthur Burno, Inksters=
Augustus Scott, Detroit.
Walter Winfrey Jr., Inkster.
Paul w. Lunikin. fnkster.
Frank w. Hall Inkster.
Herman w Jones, inkster.
WAYNE BOARD No. ELMER Murray
WAYNE BOARD NO. 3-kern M. Pach
lllg
WAYNE BOARD NO. 7O-Harold q
Yank.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 2S-Arthur Kerr
WAYNE BOARD NO. 80 - Abraham
Jacobs, Eli J. Moilanen.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 34-Gsorgs d.
Towne.
WAYNE BOARD NO. californian H.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81 - Henry C.
Roberts.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81 - John +.
Kmlec. George h. Zywicki Bruno A. Stus
Walter J. Galinsk. John Ms1yn, an
Frank w. stremch, James o. Wllllsm e
sent direct TO Fort Custer: James Z.
Green. Frederick h. Willoughby, william
M Ballard, Daniel Cole, John N. hoste,
lanes III. Echols, Paul r. sherwin, Alien
j. Hero william II. Stewart, chester l.
Lonychna. David b. Fitzpatrick, Levi A.
phfiiips- theodore q. Msllette, sam A-CoA'
Allen 4. Bloom, Bernard w. Aumann'
Willie b. Acey, Herman Hobson, haroIa f.
Niles. billiard Williams Jr., Lloyd L. spen
car Howard l.. Mcdonald. and Milton Z.
Berdan.
MACOMB BOARD No.
Thornton +. Smith, Mt. Clemens
Lawrence J. Fessler, Mt. Clemens
Jnaeen M. johnson, Grand Forks. n d.
Reginald w. Reteli, Mt, Clemens
Elmer A. Kremer, Mt. Clemens
Robert ]. Bach, Hazel Park.
Harvey J. Marter Jr. Roseville.
Francis p. Piotrowski, Mt. Clemens
Harold G. schrade, Mt Clemens.
willard c.. Sample, Roseville
Robert +. Idnengsr, East Detroit
George J. Henshaw, ST. Clair Shores.
Max w. McColley, ST. Clair Shores
Harold p Drew. Mt Clemens.
Romeo Choquette, st. Clair shores.
Edgar G. Wendt, East Detroit.
Joseph NJ Price Rosevile.
Walter ]. Rudolph st. clair shores.
Alex Kovach. East Detroit.
William c. Pagel. Center Line.
Lionel @. Lassiter, Detroit.
James Forbes Jr., ST. Clair Shores
Edward j. SchwArtEenberg, Detroit
Hugh c. Flanagan. Roseville. -
Arthur c. Adams, St Clair Shores
Earl X. Dfdine, 81. Clair shores.
RAYMOND +. Duescher, MI, Clemens
chris II Bendert Roseville.
John Bensel Toledo. ..
clifford n Znamierowski, ~. Cair SHORES
Leo J. Bdigare, st. Clair Shores.
Russell w. Bidigare. Fast Detroit.
Walter w, WeidemAnn. Dearborn,
Harold 81. Hoffman. Rosevile
Frank j. Clark. East Detroit.
Alexander Helger, Mt. Clemens.
Antoine A. Dsbbous. Crosse Points shores
Albert r. Meyers. East Detroit.
Edward y. Oldenburg, Rosevile.
William s. Abney, Mt. Clemens.
George II. Rabe, Fraser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
EPIPHANY LUTHERAN

Victor Hildner. organist and
director at Epiphany
Lutheran Church for the past four
years, leaves Tuesday. September
1, for st. Joseph, Mich, to accept
teaching post at the Trinity
Lutheran parish school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
TEMPLE BETH Ell

DR.. B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi
of Temple Beth FL, has returned
from his vacation and occupied the
pulpit at the services this morn
ING.