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Evening star., 1943-12-19
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.

loDA1.
Football.
Washington Redskins VS.. New
York Giants, New York, 2:o5.
Basket Ball.
Jersey Reds VS.. Washington
Bears, Turner's Arena, 4:30.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Marshall College at American
u, 7:45.
Boxing.
All-star program, Turner's Are
ma, 8:45.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Bainbridge at Maryland, Col
lege Park, 800.
Western at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 4:30.
George Washington at Mary
land Park, $3.50.
Westinghouse at Montgom-
cry Blair, 800.
- THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet at Quantico Marines.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

SHE LOOKS PART-Naomi Rordan Pasadena
Junior College sophomore who has been chosen the
Tournament Of Roses and the football game between
Southern California and University of Washington New
Day She native of Muskegon parade which
tadtonay leads has been suspended the Duration
but she will preside the grid contest a Wephoto
Evening star., 1943-12-19
With BILL ACKERMAN.

are over. or nearly so, are appear
ing in various sections in larger
quantities. Nowhere, however, are
there enough to go around. which
possibly was what the WPB had in
view when they were promised last
summer.
Keeping in mind that hunters
were asked to shoot EN- sitting"
so that the meat would be available
for use, it doesn't make sense, if
the idea was to increase our avail
able supply of meats and fowl.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

team competition, which doubtlessly
will be retained for the next sea-
sons shows.
The top event of the associations
activities was the featured annual
horse show, held under sanction of
the American Horse Show Associa-
ton, which proved to be the most
important local show held in 1943.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
A. u. CUNT Beats Hopkins in Mason-Dixon Game, 46-423

representations for 1914 are for
more shows and more registrations.
1t is interesting that litter registra-
tions for the year have held up very
well. The drop has come in indi-
vidual registrations, which means
there have been about the usual
number of litters whelped and
puppies sold, but the final purchas-
ers have not been so interested in
registering their pure-bred dogs. A
program of education on the ad-
vantages of egistration-and per-
haps a few more concrete advan-
tages-is indicated.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Coast Guurdsmen Score

Totals 15 3 80 Totals x 2 l3
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Coast Guard Headquarters basket
ers downed the Marines of the Navy
Yard, 4o-34, in Potomac River
Recreat ton League game.
Bastin was high for the victors
with IL points. while Boice led the
Marines with an equal number.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Coolidge Junior Cogers
OverwheIm Blair Team

Coolidge Junior cagers swamped the
Blair junior, 1913, yesterday in
basket ball game at Coolidge gym.
The Colts kept a good lead all the
way and had a 2l-6 advantage at
half time.
Dean Houseraft, Coolidge guard,
led his teams attack with IL points.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
NNTS Five Beats Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE, a., Dec. 10
(P,.-Undefeated Norfolk Naval
Training Stations basket ball team
added its ninth victory Of the sea-
son tonight by handing Virginia its
first reverse. 5000.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Pilot Crashes Home ,
KITS Sell, 4 Others

GREENSBORO y. c.. Sept. II
tUPt The pilot of a navy fighter
plane and four members OF the
Oliver knight family were killed
when the plane crashed into the
knight residence near GuIliord
College late yesterday
The pilot apparently was the
only occupant of the plane HIS
body with parachute unopened.
was found in the yard of the
Knight home.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Woman Rent Cheat
Gets go Days. $1,000

Florence IIuettcr u OF 100l0
uulcI--aAcI4C.-LGGAllG-lAG-LESL ~
landlord in Detroit 10 receive a
iail sentence for violation OF The
Rent Control Act when Federal
Judge M0inct imposed a 60-day
sentence and $1,000 fine today for
collecting excessive rent from sp-
proNmately 30 tenants
Her brother William IS who
acted as hcr agent was fined
$500 and given 10 days M which
10 pay.
CharactCriling the pair as pos
iuNely crooked and their story
TO the jury as fantastic tale.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Fathers Draft Delay
Pushed by Wheeler

WASHINGTON. Sept. "a lINS)
Senator Burton X Wheeler
D. Of Montana said on his ar
rival in Washington today that
he would oppose delay IN Senate
debate on his bill 10 postpone
drafting Of pre-Pearl Harbor
fathers
Wheeler declared that the army
navy and Selectlve service had had
ample time in which 10 present
their objections 10 the legislation
which would halt the induction OF
fathers until Jan. ! 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

Judge Monet caStiCatod them bit
tCIlN for thclr aliliudc.---.----.--.--
They gave tenants receipts
and then tried 10 get them
back. In most eases they sic
Ceeded. They were absolutely
defiant of the OPA, especially
this woman" NOinct said.
pointing 80 Miss Iluettcr
Carleton II. Mcintyre, OPA on
forccmcnt attorney said the cN-
ccSSivc rcnts-langed from 50 Ia
SIS and called the case the most
aggravated rent case instituted
here
They had pleaded guilty before
the trial ended.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
.GernndnsLose
Rail City Held
Sin(e0(t., Al

LONDON. Sept ~ UPl-Ger-
many today acknowledged the loss
OK BrAansk, great railroad hub
linking the central and southern
fronts IN Russia. and Moscow said
a Rcd army column was racing in
against The Nazi flank to cut of
the routed garrison
Berlin, in its familiar manner
Of backing into an admission OF a
major defeat on the Russian front.
sand the German garrison cyaC-
ua'ed BryanSk last night accord
ing 10 plan af-cr n had de
etfeted ali tlrc- installations 50
thoroughly that tho SovictS are
putting their hands into an empty
pocket
Confirmation Of the Soviet cap
iurc Of The key city anchorlng
the now unhlngcd ends of the
fronts was expected during The
day from Moscow which reported
that Soviet troops had forced the
Dc>na River AZ Bryansk and were
slOrming the town itself.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Russians Take Bryansk, Nazis Admit
SalaHHlaua
Falls. Lac
Doomed

ALLIED HQ & w Pacific
Sept IA GNSl- Salamaps--is
completely .n Allied hands today.
American and Australian Jungle
troops broke INTO the big Japa-
neSe base IN New Guinea from
tho south - hours after Seizing
the Salamaua aTdrouo. The VIC
tOrlea~-Ailie- then pursued rem
nants of the dISntcgrated Jap
garrison northWard toward Lac a
triumphant CommuniQue from
Gen MacArthurs headquarters
announced
The Yanks and Aussics ap-
poarcd destined soon 10 JON forces
with other Allied forces closing IN
on Lac. 20 miles 10 the north
where an estimated % 900 Jap
troops are trapped
Ground forces increased their
pressure on Lac from the west
and from the east. Allied four
cngIned bombcrS. escorted by
fighter planes. hammered Lac s
defcnScs with ~ tons Of cXplo-
SiyeS destroying a bridge on tho
Markham Valley road and silenc-
ing gun batteries.
Heavy Liberator bombcrS
hurled y tons of explosives and
inCcndiaricS on waterfront and
camp areas az MacaSSar. on Ce-
lcbcS Island in the Dutch East
Indies. Fires were set in water.
front buildings and warehouses
among oil storage tanks IN the
barracks area and at the Mandal
airdrome one Liberator failed to
return.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
City Gd||dnts
Wait Arrival


The Hollywood eaValcade. the
most brilliant array of film stars
ever assembled for a nationwide
tour, was 10 roll into Detroit today
for a date with Detroit 5 GallantS
-theThousandS of volunteers who
have sold more than 81 900 each in
war bonds since start OF the Third
War Loan drive.
The big show will be staged at
Olympia tonight and, although the
public Is barred, the committee IN
charge hung out the standing
room only sign this morning
a single ticket 10 each Gallant
is the rule.
4 surprise addition TO the troupe
is Jose Iturbl. renowned concert
pianist who Joined the cavalcade
IN New York for the remainder of
the tour The stars were in CleVe-
land last night.
Others TO appear here are:
Harpo Marx. Paul Henreid.
Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland,
Greer Carson, James Cagney.
Fred Astairc. Lucille Ball, Martha
Scott. Kay Kyser and his band.
Dick Powell. kathryn GraySOn,
Betty Hutton, and three purported
lovelies billed as the Starlet Bond
BombardearS- r oS mary La
Planche. Doris Merrick and Do
loreS Moran.
The troupe sold 100000
worth, S1OOO0.00O above their
quota in New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Barber Own Lawyer
In Razor Threat Case

Edward MosNer -. of 6Q5i
GionI> Taylor Township. a bar
ber went on trial today charged
with threatening his wife with the
tools of hiS trade
Mc~sCr acted as his own de-
Tense attorney to Pefute his Wife'S
claims be thfeatened her with his
razor SIX m656S ago The case
was betnC heard before Circuit
Judge Miller and q jury.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Diesel Workers
Return TO Jobs

Production A. the Diesel engine
plant of General Motors. l340O w
Outer Drive, was normal today
following an hours walkout 10y
l75 employees protesting the SuS-
pension of is machine rcpalrmer
who failed 10 report for work
Saturday and Sunday nights
THE men returned 10 work
almost Immediately and there
was no serious disruption Of
production" company ,pokcS-
MN saIN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

France. an intimate of young
Roosevelt and a visitor to Hyde
Park and the White House with
his classmate from Groton Acad-
emy.
His wife. Gretta Keller, once
widely known IN Europe as a con-
cert singer, was in a state Of near
collapse, under care of her long
time friend, Pola Negri.
Webb said the angle of the cut
indicated that a left handed.
short statured man may have
committed the crime. DR.. Webo
stressed the word may
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Mystery: Who Killed
The Masked Marvel?
By FREDERICK c. OTHMAN

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. IA (UP)-The Masked Marvel
murder mystery involving the weird death of David G. G.
Bacon Jr actor Boston socalite and schoomae of
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr a for Eery Queen police
admitted today.
The workaday cops were bafHed. Wryy they
said that only Inspector Queen and his Eery heroes
of the mystery story fans could solve satisfactorily the
handsome actors murder Bacon staggered of his
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
j. 5. FIiers Bomb
targets in Burma

NEW DELHI Sept 4 Up
Mitchell bomherS of tho. Tonth
L. s Air Force attacked the
SagaIng Burma. ferry terminal
across from Nandalay Monday
for the second time in three days,
hitting railroad stock and the
docks, a communiquc said today
Other planes bombed Japanese
barracks al Lonkln. In northern
Burma
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

w % LI y It ] tI Nm ILdIA
sept II delayed Any one who
spent today on the beaches south
OF S7lerno never Will forget it
and no one who Survived would
rc-llyc IL for p fortune.
The engagement was not OK
trcmely costly in mems lives. but
there were enough of our men
lying on the beaches and in the
vineyards to make a short walk
a tragic experience.
Strafns bombing Shclllug and
machlne-gunnIng were the COM
mon lot of thousands OF Ameri-
cans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
us. Income Tax Office
Open Until 9 Toniqhi

Federal internal revenue Offices
Will remain open until 9 o'clock
tonight and midnight tomorrow
10 receive income tax payments.
Collector Giles Kavanaugh said
today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
British Race North
After Taking Bari

ALLIED HQ, \. Africa, Sept. II (UFO-The
American Fifth Army gave ground south Of Naples,
communique said today, when powerful German
amored units made do-or-die counterattack
against the Saleno brdgehead.
British sources said the battle comparable only to
the bloody struggle Gaipoli in World War l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
z Escaped Nazis Caught

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. Ii (INS)
Two German prisoners Of war
were recaptured today after eight
and a half hours of freedom by
an army private, after they had
escaped from an internment camp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
PROMINENT FAMILY

WAYNE Powell a filing station
attendant. ran 10 the scene. Bacon
died i'm his arms, crying
Help me. Please help me-"
Mrs. WatterSon had been mis-
taken about his nudity. He wore
swimming trunks.
Bacon was the scion Of a promi-
ncnt Boston family, son of 1t.
Col. GaSpar G Bacon, now with
the air force in England, grand
son of a L. s. ambassador 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

49,, ll s-------s-ss -
aboard lim>y landing craft win
machIncgunS. mortars and Ger
man SIS banging az US was bad
enough -daShing across 100 yards
of beach through lanes of tracer
bullets was worse.
Still worse were three hours
Crouchcd iNfoNholeS knowing that
a serious attack by German tanks
probably would end uS
Nobody seemed able 20 locate
and silence German marhineCun
posts but gradually and with great
bravery our soldiers sought them
out and destroyed them.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Nazis May Quit Finland

STOCKHOLM. Sept II CuPl
The newspaper NYA DaglICt
Allehanda today quoted the
clandestIne Atlantic radio as say.
ing that a German withdrawal
from Finland was impending
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Nazi Plane Shot Down

---'-t Fas'-.---.-------+- I-.tA'-------'-'-
fires shot down a German JunkerS
IS north of Alexandria yesterday.
and another enemy plane was de-
stroycd by\ Bcaufighters west OF
Cyprus without loss. an Raj
communiquc said today
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
RepuIse Bombers, Japs Say
~ tinted Press

The Japanese DomCi news
agency broadcast that four Amer
lcan Mitchell bombcrS tried 10
r4id Canton China. today but
had been driven off by fighters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Report Nszi Student Revolt
RS United Press

German students at Frankfort
have demonstrated for peace and
resisted mobilization. according TO
an AlgierS radio report
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

understood automobile into a
cabbage plant, Sunday, half clad,
and bled 10 death from a stiletto
wound in his back.
SERIAL FINISHED
Two weeks ago Bacon finished
his role as the Masked Marvel in
15-chaptef movie serial ar
Republic Studios. Sunday he got
into his midget automobile pre-
Sumably 10 drive 10 the beach
front home of the sugar heireSs,
Geraldine SpreckleS, for a swim.
He never got there.
Mrs. 3. WatterSon. a housewife
who was sitting on her front
porch on a lonely road. saw
through the cabbage fields near
Venice Cal, two men in the small
car.
The next witness down the road
saw an apparently nude man.
alone at the wheel of the car
which wobbled so that he APP
peared 10 be drunk. The machine
smashed over the curb, halted
among the cabbageS and jolted
the Semi-conSCIouS Bacon, in swim
trunks. 10 the earth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
CLAIM 5000 CASUALTIES

Tho main American positions
ou the Sclc River We're broken
.n a. surprise attack late Mon
day the NaN DNB news agency
claimed. and American troops
there were trying 10 reach res
cue ships. thus making y lmpo~-
iblc for the British units A.
Salcrno 10 hold oui The Nali>
claimed 5000 20 10000 Allied
troops were casualties and
similar number had been taken
prisoner
a Swiss broadcast. appar-
entity inspired by Berlin said
that a new Allied landing may
have been made an PohcaStro.
IS miles south of the Salorno
bridgehcad which may have
been a prevIouSl Sly planned
operation y
The American 4 and British
troops IN the Salerno sector have
TcpCatcdly returned 10 the fierce
battle on the beaches and on tho
roads several miles inland in ar
effort 10 extend and consolidate
their bridgehcad against the Naz
18th and 18th panzcr divisions anC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
COIHllan
Case esiVeHn
To jury
BY ALBERT KAUFMAN
Iimes starr Correspondent

SELFRIDGE FIELD. Sept II
The fate OF Col. William r.
Colman. oustcd commandani Of
Se}fudce Field rested today With
The jury Of nine army officers vino
Tor the last nine days have been
sitting A. q courf-marual
The court -nartisl retired into
secret session al 1905 a m. with
the final words Of thc prosecution
for fun punishment Of the ac-
Cuscd colonel ringing in their cars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
CONTACT GERMANS

The British were in contact
with the Germans 81 Giola. so
miles northwest of TUanto where
tho British Fifth Corps was IN
action
The mon Of Montgomery how
ever. were advancing only about
20 wlle, a DAY and II was un-
certain what kind of opposition
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
DEMANDS PUNISHMENT

T|||T N |T||I IT" ~ Nv ~ 7 7
testimony Capt Philip % Conncll
u3I ludEc advocate. addressed the
-UtItf III fr7TNT WUTTI~
Punish Col. COlman for the
harm that he has done 10 this
country. Punish him for the
harm that he has done 90 the
army Of the United states.
Punish him - that all will
know that this country will not
tolerate or Condone such ac-
tiOn~.
Prom that pedestal on which
the young people Of our land
rate the army. he who falls
must be punished
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
NAzI HELD SINCE 194

The fan Of BryanSk. from which
railroad, l8diatc 10 Moscow.
Kharkov Gomel KIev and Smo-
lenSk was iOreshadoWcd by Rus
sian reports that the Red army
had Nurgcd in acalnS the City.
capturing two outlying rail iunc-
tionS and laying siege 10 the town
across thr DcSna from them
The Germans seized Bryank In
their first invasion sweep which
impcrIIcd the left wing of the
Moscow doicnSeS jn October.
1911, and had held u ever since.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

thc Hermann Gool.uc DIVISION
al. veteran, oi Africa
FELL 10 NAZlS '
NlIIcd plane, from catricf- shot
down lU Nali planes over 'he
battle area and with bombcr-
hammered "a 6G-milo arc of roads
and bases around Salcrno Naz
aIr support also was increased.
Dispatches from the front were
les, encouraging than the COM
um.que from cen EI~cDho"cf +,
headquarters. which merely io-
>cIIbcd rhc heaviest fighting Of Tho
war as follows
Heavy fighting continues on
the Fifth Army front. The Ger
mans are counterattaCking deS-
perately and at certain points
have regaincd some of the
ground previously taken by us.'
HOLD HIGH GROUND
In comparing thc situation AZ
Sallrn0 20 Gall4pui. Do was pointed
out that the Germans hold The
high ground and the Allied task
IS 10 break through and split their
positions while Gen Montgomery S
Eighth Army races up from the
south as rapidly AS u can over
conner enemy dcmoItlonS
II s'll was slightly over Joe
mules from Salcrno when DO seized
Bari on Tho cast coast Cu~cnIa
on Tho Wcst side of the Italian toe
also was taken.
Italians were taking up arms
again IN southern Italy 20 and the
Eighth Army'S battle against the
Germans bur there were many
pockets of resistance as NJ GioIa
TO bc cleaned mp and many
bridges were destroyed. The Ger
mans also laid heavy minc fields
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
NLM LOsSES TOLD

Taciuy admitting thar they
evacuated Bryan>k 10 avoid en-
circlcuoni and annihilatIon. the
Gorman, drew a propaganda par
allol between their withdrawal
and tho Soviet loss of the CITY
They claimed several Soviet
armies with all their material
were taken when BryanSk fell
originally and now there was nc
doubt that the Russians planned
a similar fatc tor the Germans
and thcr plan must be considered
a failure
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

While The British Eighth Army
In southern Italy drove northW1rd
through Bari on = l0u-wIio TACO
10 JOIN tho Americans The NaN
nigh command threw tanks.
troops and artillery 'ha' swept
the hcacbc, from hillside rm-
placements m p great effort 20
destroy thc Allied 2i-mIlc bridge
head on rho Gulf of SslcrDo
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
NAzI GUNs HAMMER

Tho battle was reported raging
With utmost fury rs The enemy IS
famous SS guns hammered thc
Allied positions A. Salcrno which
has repeatedly changed hands
and on the Sclc River II miles
south of the town
British SOURCES compared 'Hc
struggle 10 tho hoattlc ot Gall.p0lI
where the British failed n "a long
and costly struggle to force The
Dardcncllc~
CThc German radio claimed
that Nal tanks had broken
through l. $ artillery posi-
lions. WiplnG out whole dlNl-
,IouS' south OF Salcrno and that
Allied evacuation Of tho Salcrno
hrdgchoad had started B
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

Pollen count 93
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
YankS Faced Inferno
On SalerHnO Beach
By WILLIAM STONEMAN
Representing the Combined Press
Distributed by nited Press

IN Army. ItalY- Rldng mo strangc ShoI
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
New Quakes in Japan Area

CONTINUED on Page Fourl
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-19
Ydnks on Attu
About 10 Open
Decisive Assault

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP)-
American troops today were in
position to undertake a decisive
and perhaps final assault on the
main japanese concentrations or
.Attu island IN the AleutianS.
This attack will be undertaken
weather permitting. as soon as a
iunCture iS effected between tho
two American columns advancing
from opposite sides Of the eastern
end of the island.
Japanese troops, cntrenChed
along a rocky ridge protecting the
major enemy positions established
along Holt Bay and Chichagof
Harbor, had held UP the advance
OF both American forces. But after
almost week of fighting, the
enemy was driven from the ridge
and the Americans were in posses
sion of high ground commanding
enemy installations
THE latest Japanese radio re-
port on the battle of Attu said
that American troops were be-
ing reinforced continually un-
der naval and air protection,
but that the japanese defenders
Of the island were determined TO
fight 10 the last NAM
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-19
Willow Run
To Import Labor

Seventeen thousand workers
must be imported 10 fully man tho
Ford Motor Co Willow Pun
bomber plant. Edward l. CuSh-
man, assistant director Of the local
VINO declared today
The local manpOwer pool j.
exhausted" hc said and any
additional labor must be- inn
ported from other parts of the
country"
CuShmaH made tho announce
mcnt IN revealing that the Willow
Run plant Is no longer the chief
problem Of VINO but is now eX-
ceeding production schedules.
lie said that within six weeks
the huge plant would be turning
out more completed bombcrS than
Consol dated Aircraft now Tho
largest producer OF heavy bomber,
in the country.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-19
Ieddbetter Shifts
Hours Again

Employees Of City Clerk Lead.
bottcr'o office who 10 months az,
switched their working hours from
< 10 i.2O 20 9 20 3 80. today WclC
back on thetr old schedule.
Tho change vas made by Lead.
better because he said he was
convinced thar The work hours OF
tho city should not be altered anC
that after 80 months on a new
schedule ne was more convinced
that The change should not have
been made lie continued
There j. little public service
rendered after i:30, and a.
result many man hours of labor
are lost Donald SlutZ. Co-ordi-
nator of the Detroit office of
war transportation. advises me
that there u no objection To
going back 10 -thr-IofineE- a,nEks-
ing hours"
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-19

A resolution condemning John
l.. Lewis, chief of the UNIV for
impeding the Presidents war ef-
forts today was submitted to the
annual convention of the Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-19
Parachute
Workers
End Strike

Production Of parachutcs was
resumed today AZ the National
Automotive FibrcS plant. 1925
Hoover. and "A federal conciliator
rs expected 10 iron out the dis
agreement which caused 400 work
erS, virtually all women. 10 strike.
An attempt 70 install An IN
-centiVe pay plan. re lccted by the
union last Sunday, was blamed for
the ditPgte by Nat Coleman.
UAW-CIO representative.
r. Y. Miller factory executive,
said the employees struck over an
investigation OF a slump in output.