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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Swell Manager, Too

Dykes has done a lot more
than argue with umplreS. how
ever. He has also succeeded IN
tuning in one of the best Jobs
OF big league managing the
majors have seen in some time.
How he got some Of those
White Sox aggregations into the
thick Of a pennant fight re-
mains mystery, but the rec
ordS show he did.
Jimmy figures 10 be back
stronger than ever next year.
He'll cause a lot Of grief for
rival managers. and he may
embarraSs an umpire or two.
But his return 10 fighting form
generally will be hailed with de-
light throughout the land. He
is a good baseball man and a
good Snowman, a rather valuable
combination OF talents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
RifleIman Gets Praise
Cecil B. Sharp Jr.. Product Of Hearst Rifle Matches
Gives Thanks He Learned About Guns Before Wa
BY DON GILLES

Hardly a day goes by that we
do not receive a letter from boys
in the armed services who for.
merly participated in The Detroit
Times-William Randolph Hearst
rifle shoot telling us how they are
now "cashing in" on their civilian
craftsmanship training.
Typical of the many letters re.
ceived is one from Cecil b. Sharp
1866 Greenwich, father of Cecil
b. Sharp Jr., who writes as fol.
lows:
son CAN SHOOT
"Just recently I received
letter from my son, who has
been with the United States
marines since his enlistment on
August "a, last, I'm which he
states that he has been granted
an extra So per month for hav-
Ing shot. a Garand rifle suffi-
ciently well 10 qualify for an
expert rifIeman with 20 points
10 spare. He has won a medal
not Only for that but also for
pistol and small bore rifle fire.
Cecil, rs you probably know,
participated I'm the Hcarst-Times
trophy contest held at the State
Fair Grounds I'm 1871. The De-
trOit Edison team OF which he
was a member was runner-up
at that time. Afterwards ne re-
ceived official recognition from
Washington for his National
Rifle Association activities, In
addition 10 his general medals
from the n. X. A.
CREDITS HEARST MATCHES
"He does not claim all the
credit for his achievement. He
states that the training he re-
ceiyed under the expert instruc-
ton Of r. j. MacSweeney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Bob
a|es
Dykes Recovery
Cheers Friends
Of Sox Boss
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

In the Cedars OF Lebanon Hos
=pital in%Bos Angeles, yesterday,
James Joseph Dykes called for a
cigar and the baseball world
cheered when il heard the news
For this intelligence indicated
the little round man already is
starting on the road 90 recovery
after parting with those famous
gallstones he has been carrying
around for the last three years.
On one preteXt or another the
fire-eating manager Of the White
Sox had evaded the surgeon S
knife until this week.
Although it was the subject
for more than ono rough joke,
there wasn't anything funny
about his ailment. The drain on
the energy and vigor of the Chi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
HidIeah Won't Open
Until u. s. SAYS So

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 20 (UP).-
Hialeah race track officials today
discounted rumors that the racing
plant was going TO open within a
few days.
Officials said the track would
not open until the government
gave its approval. Hialeah called
off its 46-day meeting shortly
after the government ordered dis
continuance of all unnecessary
driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Him Forward
Tops Scorers

CHICAGO. Jan. 90 GNS).-
With a total of 81 points in four
games. Andy Phillip, forward on
the Illinois basketball team, was
far out in the lead in the Western
Conference scoring race today and
we'll on his way toward setting
Big Ten records.
The 10 leading Big Ten scorers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Instructor at the Detroit Edison
range on Willis avenue, and the
competition furnished by the
Times-Hearst matches gave him
n decided advantage.
Having learned how valuable
the training at the Willis range
has been TO him, he regrets that
more boys of Detroit Edison
parents do not avail themselves
of this excellent opportunity. He
Is now In training in the use Of
a hunting knife for use in COM
bat"
Opportunities for rifle marks
manShip training are open 10 ev
cry one at practically every gun
club in the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
| GOOD PLACE TO BOWL.

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
the RIVERSIDE
1923 e. jefferson. at Meooussn CT. A477
AMBASSADOR t Is,Sa SENATE va $50 ssa5
Open Boslins TODAY Until p. N. and After
II p. N. All oay Saturdays ard suadays
ARCHWAY 1884 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
sos."n s,'.r. o,.o sa NIL; '1 TO-DAY From
A. N. Unit p. n. and After ~. Bar ADJOINING.
ARGYLE REC. ''''' "O s6 -, AVE.
opsn Bowling TODAY Until 7 p. N. and After
~ p. N. All Day Saturday. and Sundays.
BOWLIRG SCHOOL ,. .Ayss sr W 4'o,.s
open Alleys Today TO p. N. Az Day Sat, sun.
CAUlllAC 20 Ali. sn c. IO sIss STABLES.
Open Bowling Daily A. N. TO Closing. Select
League OPENINGS Left New Management.
rEnTENuIM 1880 6RATior AVE.
Beautiful Cocktail Lounge Nov open. IS Lanss.
Open Bowling Saturdays and sundau.
CAeNE-TROMBIY ''s 3, c s,zs
Open BowRns TO-DAY From ! A. N. Until
, p. N. and ~ Until z:30 A. n. "a ALLEYS
rEupY lls2s WHITTIER. AT KELLY RD
DL"uI Ar 644s
OpeH bowling lOUAT UntN I v. ". ara Aftei
~ p. n. Home Of the Famous Baskst-o'- Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION s t1tHyeTG e. :: sssc
70 Alleys. Open Bowling at All Times! Convenient
TO All Transportation Lines.
npYTEp pEc DEXTER AT BOSTON BLVD.
OPEN BOWLING ALL TIMES! No WAITING Tues.
thurs. FRI Patsy Natalie. Billiard Instructor.
cbpDEN PEe ago wooowARo-IE. 2.SsSO
oHnpIN Mus Centrally Located,
Open Bowling TODAY Tin p. N. and After
~ p. N. Convenient TO All TRANSPORTATION.
cpLun rEuTpu Is4I FERRY PARK
UnHNu uENInHL ~. $3.50
ouisiss Alleys IN Detroit. Open Bowling Until
p. N. and After 10 80 p. N. Free Instructions
Daily. Excellent Bus. Street Car TRANSPORTATION.
GRANDWAY REC, 1895 GRAND 5s.f sIVtR
Brand Ns~ Alleys opsn BouIinu Saturdays and
Sundays. Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
cpELT ILYEc 10 BALTIMORE
UhCAi lHhIo at Woodward. MA. $3.50
open BoSiino--6O Alleys IN a Ro~-Uutii 200
p. N. and After ~ p. h.-cocktail Bar.
IuprpIu DER GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
I'M LnIbL HLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 MODERN ALLEYS
opsn Every Day Until Midnight Ma. 1856.
], ], MILLETT'S "7 Tsv. Is,,! AVE.
10 Alleys. Open Bowling From 7 A. ". Until
p. ". and After ~ p. N. All Day Saturday.
1 1WE'S REF 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
IVuL NV 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail Lounss. Mu. s3f7
1925 CAST jefferson at Ess,lswn
GNkIcIuT TIIIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Fife Loses ; 10
18th Place Team
287 Sets Mark
STANDINGS

Fife is three games out OF first
place in The Detroit Times Classic
today because the erstwhile thir-
teenth place Chene-Tromblys de-
cided TO leave an impression with
their 500 average last night at
Ambassador Recreation.
Joe Paulus' outfit shut out Fife,
1895 TO 1894, as Stroh took two
from GRANDDAUGHTER. 29l9 10
1854. 10 leave Fife a one-game
edge over Parisclean and Mineral
ties, now tied for third place.
Rudy Rohlfs and Cy Goralczyk,
lead-off and anchor for Sackmans,
were first and second in scoring.
RohlfS kneaded Cos from 224-246-
DDS. Goralczyk's closing 100 kept
him down TO 500 as 222 and 287
showed for his previous efforts.
The 287 is a new season high
game. Eddie LaBudde OF De-
Luxe-W had the former mark of
1886.
Chene-Trombly's 1906 headed
the teams. Aircraft. revealed
5000. and Sackmans 3025. The
Chene games were l023-l044-1028
with Krakow'S 1857 as night high.
Chef Slicey's failure to give
more than $40 pared the Chene-
ITrombly total as Mike Tesla had
Col, Paulus. 599. Steve Cruchon.
655, and Louis Sielaff, $50. Dawes
Comins had a Gel for Aircraft 10
tie Steve Dutko Of Ekhardt-
Becker.
Also noted among the individual
tallies were Al Lights $50 for
PariSclean and Pat Brady's Gao
for Twentieth Century. Cass
Schlaff of Pepsi-Cola threw GAL
and Tom Rooney. Mineralites. 500.
Mineralites are only four out of
first place after landing two games
from KrakowS, 1861 TO 1889.
PariSclean swept Murdoch, 1913
10 2S48, TO keep step with Miner
alites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Kurowski in IA,
Reports in March

READING, Pa. Jan. % (UP).-
Draft board officials said today
that George (Whitey) KurowSki
81. Louis Cardinal infieIder. ha.
been classified in la and ordered
10 report for final physical exami
nation in March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

cago strate-
giSt was only
too evident in
the past year
and more.
T h Q old
Colonel joins
with his army
of frien d $
in wish ing
James Joseph
a fast a n q
complete re-
cOVcry. Base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Offensive STRENGTH

Wisconsin an d Northwestern
Universities have gone through the
last seven years of their annual
football series without either team
being shut out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Pin Record Spree
Six Marks Fall TO Bowers in Kings Queens Classic;
Wofford's 200 and 6o2 Earn Two
BY HAROLD KAHL

653. Motschall seized first place
from Brass on a thrce-polnt vic
tory.
Kay BitOnto shot zoo in the No
2 House loop and Laura Zielinski
I9l in the No. | 10 head the scOr-
ing list at Garfield.
Fonda Lake team is enjoying a
commanding lead in the Brighton
Recreation women's league witt
as victories and only eight defeats
for a percentage of .843. according
to Patricia Walters, president anc
secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Sailor ; Better
On Second Try

Crosse Tie naval bases basket
ball team gained revenge last
night for an early season st-back
at the hands of Wayne University
by defeating the TartarS, 80 10 20,
al Crosse lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

When bowlers in Ernie Bolle's
popular Kings and Queens Classic
90 a-recording breaking at South
eastern Recreation, they do it in a
big way. No less than six new
marks are in the books today as a
result of their latest efforts.
James Wofford shot 266 for a
new high single and his 602 is a
new second. Ralph Doherty rolled
go for a new second as Team No.
6 accounted for 928 and another
new top standard.
Not 10 be outdonc by the men.
Elizabeth Hill spilled 239 in 54S
to take the lead in the two divi-
SionS Of her section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

bali needs men like him, hard
fighters and natural showmen
who give the national pastime
its zcst and its tang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Nothing TO Him

\ Although no other mortal ever
has pole-vaulted Is feet. Cornelius
Warmerdam has cleare this
height 20 times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

With President Milton Vein
stein, Max GOldhOff and Sam Mara
acting a. statesmen, a total of $780,
900 in war bonds were sold at the
Pisgah Lodge leagues sixth serhi-
annual dinner dance AT the Statleyl
The bOwlers opened a\Sl, zoo, 300
bond drive the B'nai Birth COun-
Gil is sponsoring, January 24 to
February 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Scratches
By United Press
FAIR GROUNDS


Track fast.
First Rsce-Chic FAY
Second Race -Onig. Dark Idea Black
Time Memory Book
Eighth Race Tensleep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Pete Szopko and Bob Rudnick
came up with two new high series
for the Lucky Strike Junior House,
the former getting 256-20l -208 for
Cos and the latter 211-212-230 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Henry BoSich bettcrcd HoWord
VarteaidR's high single By nine
pins loheH he fired 200 in the VIZ
tour Rim Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Score at halt Crosse lie II. Wayne is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Totals SIS s5i 1902 Totals 9s4 POO iOo:
Grand total 2Sss Grand total 2e4i
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
LONG IN EFFECT HERE

The ODT order extending de-
livery restrictions 10 the entire
nation VIII cause fcw changes IN
the Detroit area. because a vomn-
taTy program with similar rules
was Instituted more than a year
ago. according 10 Charles F. Boyd
secretary of the Retail Merchants
Association and the Wholesale
Merchants Bureau
1T will not seriously effect us
here" he said. I'VE started the
local plan last August In line
with ODT suggestions. mainly
because Of the msnpower short
age. We've made further re-
Strietions as We went along 10
save tires and gas, and our pro-
gram IL now very near that Of
the Eastern states"
Boyd Said deliveries here have
generally been limited 10 three
days a week and have never been
made on Sundays except one or
TWO Sundays preceding Christmas.
The public here has been
very gracious TN accepting the
restrictions" he SAID. We
should encounter little trouble
in complying with the new or
der
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
State Troops toShoW
Riot Control Tactics

Detroit contingentS oi =. the
Michigan state troops Will stage a
letrcat and review tomorrow at
the Piquette Armory, demonstrat-
ing new phases of riot control
on which they have been trained
recently
Coy. Kelly and other state Of
fclals. American Legionnaires,
members of the NFAN and Dis
abled American Veterans Will
form an official reviewing party.
The demonstration. starting AZ
4.30, viii be directed by Col owen
j, Clcary, commander OF the 3lst
Regiment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
3,252 Voters Register
On Last Day Here

The city election commission to-
day announced that 3,252 new
voters registered ON the last day
OF registration for the oct >
primaries
This brings The total OF regis
tered voters n Detroit mp 10 622 D.
7SO. Oakley f. DlSun, director Of
elections announced
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Six Hurt
lin BUS Fire

TULSA. Sept. 1e GNS)-Six
women were burned severely in a
freak accident that set fire 10 a
Santa Re Trailways passenger bus
IN downtown Tulsa.
The bus. with 33 passengers.
struck a loose automobile spring
lying in the street.
As one end Of tho steel spring
chung 20 the gas tank the lower
end sent sparks flying as it was
dragged along the pavement The
sparks iCnited gasoline and an eN-
plosion followed with flames en-
yelopInC the bus
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

ADvERTIsEMENr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Wartime Food Topic
OF GIN Club Speaker

General Motors Club members
and their wives Will hear about
the feod aspect of wartime living
from guest speaker, Miss Verna
Miller az their monthly meeting,
tomorrow noon, at the Wardell
Sheraton Hotel. Harry A. Bonelli,
president. announced.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Abbey Funeral Held

KALAMAZOO. Sept Us up
Funeral services were held here
today for Gen. Pcriey l. Abbey.
-76. commander az The Michigan
National Guard IN the copper
strike ~ 1919. who died a week
ago A. Portland orc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Norman {. ShuItis
Really Brokers' Funeral
at 2 Q. m. Saturday

Services for Norman F. Shul-
lis a real estate broker who died
suddenly yesterday at his home,
1l9s Lakeview. VIII be held AT :
p m Saturday al the Ncrheyden
Funeral home 1890 Mack.
Born in 1857. Mr. ShuluS lived
IN Detroit for the last 25 years
lie was member OF Palestine
Lodge. r and A. NJ. Surviving
are his wife. Gertrude; two sons
Norman J and Woodrow. and q
daughter, Miss Shirley Shultis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Talks by Round Table Chief

Joseph @. Mayne. executive sec
retary Of the Detroit Round Table
of Catholics, Jews and ProteS-
tanjS viii speak 10 the Northwest
kIwanlS Club Al noon next
Wednesday al the Lee Plaza Ho-
eel and 10 the Perfection Lodge
in the Masonic Temple that night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Deliveries Curb
Extendedby0DT
To Entire i. 5.

WASHINGTON sept 6 ms
transportation DIRECTOR Joseph
p. Eastman today extended ta The
entire nation lie wholesale and
retail motor truck delivery re-
>trlCuons which have been n Of
tect In e. Eastern states and tire
District o. Columbia Slnce last
III 'i
The restrictions vl,l become
--LectAe on a -nat-an-Mldl- -ha>-S
L ~ Manaat. CO.. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
A automobiles Wanted

WOULD IKE Co npy from private pArtYs.-
1885 1891 car. easy fpF LADY %
drrys. Oregon pS90.
lS3s $50 St0 hight car suitable for WRr
yorker, pay cash no dealer NorthlaNn
9S92 sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

TRADE IN your present car
for a better one. Get the
most for your dollar from
the Autos for Sale co.,
umns in Times Want Ads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Auto Repairing

AUTO TOPS seat covers Business ooupes
converted 10 5-passenger cOupes General
Top and Trim, 1886 Fenken. University
$3.50
COMPLETE collision WORK: nothing down
SEWARD GARAGE. 80 SEWARD
CONVERTtBLE TOPS and interior trim
rebuilt 10 fsctor} standards cOmplets
mechanical service. Ear!'s, 1887 Mack.
LIZ At6t
FRAME strengthening wheel ahgnlng and
balancing front ana rear aNles straight
ened without removing. Cook Garage
Plaza 1913 Forest a. Mt. Elliott
MOTORS rebuilt not Just overhauled
WIN MUTT n SONS 22a05 MlCHIGA&
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

READ Times Want Ads for profit--uss
them FOR results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Ydnks, Raj Raid
Bases in Burma

NEW DELHI, Jan. 2 from UP
and ms dispatches) American
and British air forces based in
India are blasting japanese COM
municationS from southern 10
Burma in a virtual non
stop offensive, official Allied re-
ports revealed today.
All planes returned safely TO
their bases.
Advancing British forces in
western Burma were believed less
than 25 miles of their main OBJ
jective, Akyab.
Elsewhere in Burma, British
fighters attacked japanese river
craft with their cannon, and Hud-
sons, on offensive patrols, bombed
and machine gunned shipping off
the Arakan coast.
Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault,
commanding United States army
air forces in China, revealed that
his command had destroyed 101
Japanese bomberS and fighters
and probably destroyed 81 others
since the American volunteer
group was diSbanded last July a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
S|dv Guerrilla
Chief Retained

LONDON, Jan. 2 (INS). - A
new YugoSlav cabinet-in-exile was
formally created tonight. retaining
in office as war minister Gen
Draja Mikhailovich. leader Of guer.
rilla forces inside Yugoslavia. and
dropping one of his reputed critics,
DR.. Momcile Nincich, from his
post as foreign minister.
Prof. Slobodan Yovanovich will
continue as prime minister in the
new government and is also as
Stunning Nincich's former job as
foreign minister, il was announced.
The cabinet has been stream
lined by reduction from Ia to 10
ministers. but still represents all
political parties it was stated in
a communique announcing that
King Peter had signed a decree
granting office" 10 the new Yugo-
slav government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
I Ndzi Warships
Sunk by British

LONDON. Jan. 2 CUP).-The
story of naval battle in European
waters began 10 take form tonight
as Germany admitted loss of an
auxiliary cruiser and destroyer,
while Britain conceded the sinking
of corvette.
The German high command had
issued communique giving the
first Axis version of a naval battle
which previously had, been de-
scribed vaguely by the British
The Germans said the engage
ment took place Thursday near
Bear Island, 315 miles. south of
Cape South, Spitzbergen, that IT
lasted several hours, "a nd-that
German cruisers damaged several
Allied cruisers and destroyers.
The communique, broadcast by
DNB, admitted loss of one de-
stroyer and claimed destruction OF
one Allied destroyer.
The British admiralty also an
nounced in communique that a
10.000-ton enemy merchantmen
had been intercepted by Allied pa
troll vessels while trying to run the
Atlantic blockade and that its
crew was captured after scuttling
the ship.
The admiralty announced loss Of
the corvette Snapdragon. but gave
no further details. Loss of the
DESTROYER Blean was announced
last NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Col. George F.. Strong, chief of
plant protection for the army air
forces IN this area, Saturday
blasted Detroit war workers who
went AWOL from their machines
on New Years Day.
"A thing like that is criminal"
he said Lives Of men In the
front lines depend on the work
being gotten out here"
Colonel Strong said there is too
much absenteeiSm from plants
here even during normal days.
An average Of 5 per cent
daily would not be too bad. hut
the figure Is much higher than
that" he said.
One 81 the worst New Years
Dsv records was the\Nernor high
way plant of the Briggs Manufac-
turing Company, where from rs IA
81 per cent failed 70 show up IN
some departments.
In contrast, he said, there was
very little abSenteeism az the Con-
ncr avenue plant Of the Briggs
company.
The Ave Fisher divisions Of the
General Motors Corporation had
abSenteeism ranging from Is 10 2s
per cent.
Figures reported from various
plants Of the Ford Motor Com.
.pany ranged from 7 10 ls per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
How to Feed the Family

For expert counsel on how feed tfo family with food
stus available the read PruC Pennys articles
on Wartime Marketing" starting Mon - daily Detroit
Times.
Miss Penny will tell how food substitutes can be used
in menus keeping mind the nuritonal yardstick that
all the vtamns necessary good health still will be served
This series will be unusually timely and helpful in
OF limited food supplies available and actual food
ratoning
Be to get Mondays Detroit Times for the first Of
Prudence Penny's articles Wartime Marketing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Civilians to Assist
Enlisting Officers
Navy Names Board Here
for Special Work

Announcing the formation OF a
civilian committee 10 assist with
enlistmentS, the Detroit Naval Of
fcer Procurement Office issued an
appeal Saturday for additional
mon 10 take commissions in ex-
panding special programs.
The committee, 10 be located on
the Penobscot Buildings fortieth
floor. will conduct preliminary In
terviews with candidates every
weekday afternoon. In addition,
the group will maintain contact
with industry TO obtain men for
specialized commissions.
1t. Com. d. p. Welles OF the
headquarters here, said the navy
needed thousands of technical Of
ficerS. up 10 80 years of age. and
general officers, college graduates.
from 10 10 3S.
Some men with outstanding
business records in specialized
fields will he accepted for general
commissions with only two years
of college, Welles said.
Named chairman of tho civilian
committee by Capt. +. S. Root,
Ninth Naval District officer pro-
curement head. was Wendell An
derson, Bundy Tubing Company
president Other members:
George r. Fink. Great Lakes
Steel Corporation president; Addi-
son r.. Holton. Essex Wire COM
panY president; B. d. Kunkle.
General Motors Corporation vice
president; George w. Mason.
Observation-Disclosures Corpor o n
president: &. D. Vinegar, Chrys-
Ter Corporation personnel director:
l.. j. DuMahaut, Adcraft Club;
Edwin Wheeler, WV assistant
anager; the Rev. Francis
Creamcr of Christ Church. Crosse
Pointe. and w. Dean Robinson,
Briggs Manufacturing Company
vice president,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Brilliant Execution

This followed Thursday night
raid by bombers of the Middle
East command on the East Tuni-
sian port of Sfax, $50 miles below
Tunis, where a week of steady
bombing was reported TO have left
widespread damage.
The night assault across the
German lines on the approaches 10
Tunis and Bizerte was brilliantly
executed by a hard-hitting force
OF 1t. Gen Kenneth A. ~ Ander-
sons British First Army in
TuniSia. il was stated tonight in a
dispatch from a Reuters CORE
spondment.
This task force of shock troops
said the correspondent. completed
"one of the finest sorties OF tho
campaign" in North Africa 10 date
and returned TO the First Army's
main positions after fighting a
successful diversionary night ac-
ton 20 miles inside the German
lines.