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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30
Critically IL.

H'"i. j y. 'ig=a remains sr,nus-
~ i'll n TIC h"mc Of hcr d4.ioh,rr.
VIZ. II. l.. higgins. un E"iun .i.uc,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30
Choir PIa:ticr

Choir Pia:ticr
The choir OF !iuiy lnnuCCntS Epis-
copal church will practice at 7:I5
o'clock tonight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30
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" WITH OUR BOYS =
" in SERVICE d
Leaves After l'url0ugh

Ss;t. john Il Ayscuc has returned
to Tennessee after spending an
cight-day fUrlough with his wife and
little daughter. Ellen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30

lnG HeIpS-Hrrs 100 More!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30

Hnv W, swing. Stamps to Hond
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30

DR.. Clcndcuin" will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-30

To AN old soldier. used 10 the
horrors We experienced with cpl
dcmics and wou'lds in 1917 20
1920, the reports from or hos
pital; arc most hcartcnin%. Mcnin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Ex-Gov. LoWden
Of Illinois Dies

CHICAGO. March % GNS)-
Frank Orren Lowden. former gov
ernor Of Illinois. candidate for the
Republican presidential nominal
ton IN 1920 and one of his party's
elder statesmen, died today in
Tucson. AriZ.
His death was announced in
Chicago by his daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Madlcner Jr
Although Lowdcn who was 50
years old. had been IN failing
health for several months, his
death came unexpectedly.
His body VIII be returned 10
Chicago Tuesday for burial Serv-
ices and intcrment later in the
week, II was announced tonight.
The services VII be held from his
5,OOO-acre estate, "SinniSsippi,"
near Oregon. H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
U,959,279 Sacks of Coffee
In Brazil Tapped for US.

RIO DE JANEIRO March 20
lNSl The United States viii
immediately begin the purchase Of
an additional l1.959279 sacks OF
Brazilian coffee under an agree
ment announced IN RIO de Janero
tonight
Conclusion Of the trade pact
was disclosed m a ioint statement
by United States Ambassador JEFF
ferSon| Gallery and BrazirS Fl
nance Minister Souza Costa.
Under the agreement. the United
States AZ once begins 10 buy por-
tons of Bralil'S coffee crops for
the years 19ll-i2 and 1912 10. The
purchases will be made through
the L : Commodity Credit Corp
IN conformity with price standards
of the New York Coffee Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Cold? That's Wrong;
Winter Was Normal
By LINTON ARKLES

Think this has been tough winter Think there's been
abnormal amount Of snow Think the weather has been
colder than usual?
We're both wrong.
This is the First Day Of Sprngit arrived officially at
$50 mthat day when the annual story is written about
isn't swell to the end of the toughest codest snowes
season called the weather bureau for few
figuring they merely incidental because
every knows what binger we've just been through
Man Weather Bureau says, with straight
face:
Why it's just been ordinary winter. In fact, in
ways its been better than most"
say" gasped "Is this the Florida Board of
the Detroit weather bureau"
This is the weather bureau the laconic
and this has been easy winter and l prove it,
Look at the for instance he started
You look said were tired of it,"
"Okay then. The total snowfall this only 376
inches and the normal fall is 40 inches.
two-inch fall in April we'll still be under the
Then look at the temperature, the Man the Weather
Bureau went THE temperature has been point
below normal I'll admit but the lowest reading had
below and most other winters show colder days than that
He explained that the of think it's been
winter because of the shortage Of fuel and the fact
snow this year stayed longer each time it fell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
0PA 10 List Points
In New Ration Plan

WASHINGTON, March "a CUP)
The Office of Price AdmlniStra
ton on Wednesday viii make pub
lie "A list of 20O-point values for
about 200 I1nm-nt- H4e-i ti-tttttr.r- ,
cooking fats and cheese IN IT'S
largest wartime food rationing
program
Beginning March % all meat.
canned meat butter, lard. mar
garinc, shortening, cooking and
salad oils. canned fish and most
cheese VIII come under point ra-
tioninC, using the rcd. stamps in
War Ration Book No >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Youth Kills Girl,
Self in Pact
High School Romance
Ends on Lonely Road

a romance which started in high
school six years ago had ended
Saturday in the apparent death
pact of a Birmingham boy and
girl.
Their bodies, shot to death, were
found in a lonely wood off Beach
road, near Long Lake road, two
miles east of Bloomfield Center.
The victims were Barbara Cole.
p. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Cole of SIP Martin. and Dale
Clements, y, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clements OF 27l South
Bates. both in Birmingham.
Police said Clements had driven
the Girl 10 the spot during the
high windStorm Wednesday. Both
left the car and walked 90 feet.
where Clements fired the contents
of both barrels of a l2-guage shot
gun into the body of the girl.
He then reloaded the weapon
placed the muzzle ia his right
breast and reaching forward
prrftru tr7e Trigger Tho charge
tore A gaping hole through his
body.
Parents Of both victims told POI
lice that their children had been
IN love and wanted 10 marry. but
that they had objected 10 the
match due 10 i'll health of the girl.
Wednesday morning, they said.
Clements an employc Of the Ford
Motor Co at the Rouge. drove TO.
Walled Lake. where the girl was
visiting 90 bring her home. Motif
ing was seen of them until their
hnlLn. Lnrn found SntmrdaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Lost Ship Ono e
Was Seized by
Nazis in Atlantic

PHILADELPHIA, VI arch %
INSl - The fabulous freighter
City of Flint. 4,963-ton American
merchant ship once captured by a
Nazl pocket battleship and later
released by Norway, has been lost.
The ship. a member Of her crew
reported today. was torpedoed,
without warning. in mid-Atlantic
late IN January with a loss Of II
of her 65-man crew. One, and
possibly two, torpedoeS did the job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
BolU Urges Prep Seniors
To Take W Course Test .

High school seniors were urged
Saturday by Warren T. Bow Su.
pcrintendent Of schools. 10 take
qualifying examinations for army
or navy training programs.
The examination tor the navy
N-5 and VIZ programs and the
army specialized program Will be
given in all high schools April ..
Wayne University also viii offer
the test If there arc enough appl-
CantS.
Students II 10 ~ who are ex-
pected TO be graduated from sec
ondary schools by July / Will be
eligible TO take the examinations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
War Fronts

RUSSIA-Red army repulses
German attempts 20 cross
DonetS River in kharkOv sec
tor, announces capture of more
towns IN drive on SmOlenSk;
fierce battle raging Page L.
TUNISIA - American forces,
held up by heavy rains in CEN
trail area. consolidate gains,
prepare TO advance on GabeS:
British bayonot charge re-
pulses AXIS attack in north;
British Eighth Army held up
by sand storm IN the South.
Page H.
EUROPE Unrest increases in
Europe as German commander
at Belgrade announces annihi-
lation of one village and exc
Cution Of 400 men IN another
IN YugoSlavia for sabotage;
5000 French patriots, trapped
in Alps, face starvation or sur
render. page 10)
W tSHINGTON-Navy reveals
dramatic story Of L. s mer-
chant ship that shot down
eight Nazi bomberS. damaged
J. others. Page -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ESQ Officials
OF Clio 10 Get
War
Unionists See How
Fighters Work Sweat
Preparing for Battles
BY JACK CRELIT\
Detroit Times Labor Editor

Wearing the Clamorless uniforms
Of the shop, 80 soldiers Of pro
duet -afie--t-f1-fo ttc 70 Camp Al.
terbury, Ind, where they viii be-
come soldiers Of the fighting front
for three days.
On their arrival AZ rhc camp The
men who make tho tanks and guns
and Other implements Of war viii
JOIN ranks with the men who put
these weapons 10 use n the hopes
that by doing so they may better
acquaint themselves with the prob
lens Of the fighting man and con-
vcy that message home 10 The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
St. Louis Fire Chief Killed;
Building Collapses on Him

ST LOUIS. March 20 up
Fire Chief Joseph w Morgan was
killed and three other firemcn
hurt today when a blazing four
story building collapsed as Nor
gan. personally directing his men.
climbed through a fourth floor
window
The fire chiefs head was
crushed when he was buried be-
meath the debris OF The SO-year-oli
structure that housed A coffee firm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
PUTS INTO MURMANSK

On oct q the City of FIJI,
put INTO Murmansk 10 repair sea
damage and seven days later the
Russians turned her loose, still in
command of a Nazi prize crew and
with her American sailors going
along As captives. HaugeSund,
Norway. was the next port of call.
There the NorwegianS came
aboard arrested and interned the
German crew and freed the vessel
TO sail for the United States under
her own crew. She locked at
Baltimore, Md. on Jan. y. 1910,
and has been helping carry weap-
onS 10 the nations battlefrontS
ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
DRINkiNG BANNED

a rigid set of rules of conduct
ha> been agreed on for the union
delegates. The most eXacting Of
these Is that any one found taking
a drink of anything alcoholic from
rbc time be boarded the tram IN
Detroit until ne left Camp After
bury shall oc confined in the
luardhouSc -or the entire three
days
Rudy ! He N charge Of ar
for the union. sad
that he had been Swampcd with
requests from the -nara-la liz -llsr-rrv
TO make the trip.
lie explained that n was impos-
Slble 10 grant these requests be-
cause of the time needed 10 clear
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Envoy Joins Giraud

LONDON. March 20 up
Hubert GueraIn French minister
TO Finland has placed himself
under tho command of Gen Henri
llonorg Guaud French leader IN
Anlth-Atfie4- -'err~ announced
tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Consider Won Papen
As Hitler Successor

LONDON. March 20 up
Radio Morocco reported from An
kara TO-DAY that Nazl circles. fear
lng revolution may follow til"
collapse Of uaZj>m. are consider
inc Franz Won papcn German
ambassador 10 Turkey 90 head a
new government
These circles said Won papcn F,
concept of u1Ii>m oilen a, been
oppose. t0 Iiltlcr'~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
REUTHER LEADS

Heading the Detroit contingent
which j. composed solely Of off
GERS Of the UAW-CIO. is Walter
Reuther, international vice presi-
dent, and only top union officer
10 make the trip.
1t was serious and determined
group which boarded the train at
the Michigan Central station. The
majority Of the men were over the
age for military service. many Of
them with sons IN the armed
forces.
The men VIII face three strenu-
Gus day, OF drilling. marching and
working with members of the
crack S3rd and 92nd infantry divi-
SONS VINO have been training for
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Prisoner Exchange Set

LONDON. March 20 up
The British ship Talma steamed
toward MerSlna. Turkey. today
with 362 German and Italian war
prisoners. 10 be exchanged for an
equal number of British prisoners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Roosevelt Has Cold;
Advised 10 Stop Work

WASHINGTON. March =. 20
GNS) "A slight head cold kept
President Roosevelt confined 10.
day 70 his residential quarters az
the White House.
White House Secretary Early
said that Rear Admiral NcIntire.
Mr.. RooSevelt's personal physician.
had advised him 10 rest over the
weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

The gun crew. aboard the Lib
orty ship William Moutrie. was
commanded by a reserve officer.
Ensign Jeremiah T. Mahoney, p.
Of New York
The MnLItrle H. r -ztA-l4---fFftt4l -t'-,fv
carrying a valuable cargo OF war
supplies 10 an Allied nation.
The ship emerged unchanged
from the >oycn-day battle during
Which 1Ae Gan efess'.=iH addition 90
shooting down eight Germa n
planes, scored hits on l. others
and forced Two U-boatS 10 seek
safety m flight pursued by war
ships rvcpTtng tie convoy
In recognition Of their accom-
r'>hmcn'e. Ensign Mahoney has
trru awarded The silver star
medal and ~ - enlisted mem
hf- of tra gun crew have hccn
awarded letters ot commentator
tl the navy department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
WORLD CONTROVERSY

She was the center of an inter
national controversy in 1889 when
q NazI prize crew sailed her into
tho Russian port of Murmansk.
The FhntS saga began on oct. ;,
1899. when she sailed from New
York for Liverpool The second
World War had started and six
days later the ship was captured
BY Nazl pocket battleship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Hitler at Front

NEW YORK. March 20 INS) -
Hitler recently stayed AT staff
headquarters of the army group
commanded by Field Marshal Won
KluEe, the Nazi DNB agency re-
ported today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

on tho ground floor and the work.
shop of the Goodwill Industries %
ITS upper floors
Deputy Fire Chief Frank Egen-
rlegher estimated damage al $50
900. including destruction Of an
adjoining two-story building and
damage 10 another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Map the World War Distributed

Something thousands will want Tor home Office hoOoom Tho
rOt Times this Wednesday, Thursday Friday will
9ders gigantic Intersection War MapTe World WQprned
color section Of each day Accompanying each section will
sytofoow three
map the inches deep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

map WI" show all fronts give longitudinal time and will be an invaluable
whether children Many
doubtless will the designate military
developments the complete
Watch for this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday The
llee demand VIII be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Ship
Shoots Doun 8
Maxi Bombers

WASHINGTON. March 20 GNS)-Destuction Of at
least eight German bombers by the naval gun of
American merchant ship during weeklong running fight
with enemy raiders and submarines in the North Atlantic
vas announced tonight bY the denartmcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Z from your nearest dealer newspaper boy dial Cherry
$500 Monday for delivery home Newsprlnt
and unless order disappointed Also the Pictorial
another fulpage
Detroit, Times presents
readers with timely ful-page maps n color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Nazis Halted in Donets;
Reds Push on Smolensk;
Sub Sinks City of Flint
Kharkov Battle
Still Raging;
Casualties Heavy

MOSCOW. March u Sunday
-qNSl-NieleHt German efforts to
cross the upper Donets River were
declared today TO have been
crushed in day-long fighting yes.
terday.
Farther north, the Red army
captured several more localities in
its multi-pronged drive on the
Nazi central front hub of Smo--
lensk, the midnight Russian com.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
CROSSING CLAIMED

The German-controlled Paris
radio claimed Nazi troops had
crossed the Donets River at an
unspecified point southeast Of
Kharkov
Quoting Moscow dispatches,
the British radio said the fight.
ing on the Donets front lis now
so furious that the next "a hours
may decide wether the Germans
are 10 achieve their main objec.
tive-that is, the crossing of the
DonetS River in strength - or
whether the magnificent Rus.
sian defense will reap its reward
and succeed in smashing the
German attacks" The broad.
cast was recorded by CHS.
In its Saturday communique
the German high command de-
clared the Nazi offensive that
resulted in recapture of Khar-
kov and Belgorod had inflicted
nearly 10000 casualties on the
Red army since Feb. 13. These
were said 10 include more than
$4,000 Russians killed and 1884
taken prisoner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

The army program trains urr
OF college level IN technical and
professional military Skills. The
navy program produces officers
Bow estimated 3.i75 Detroit
seniors and 1000 graduates now
employed are eligible. The tests
viii not be- repeated for SIN months
after April he said
Sweetheart Theatcr Bar-392S }rd
NOdvil Acts No Door Charge
ADV
{. VI. MACARTHUR DENTIST
III GriSwo d. over KinSclS
Hours 90. Sundays. 1912. ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ATTACKERS ROUTED

"IOr week the convoy In
which the NOultrie sailed was
under almost uninterrupted al
tack from \aZi planes and sub
marines the navy said IN us
account Of The achievements OF
A'itOrCy. s Eunncrs.
AT every alert the armed
guard unit manned the ships
guns and put mp ~ effective "A
harrage that the attackers were
forced to turn back. leaving the
Noulirie unframed
"In the course Of the long
running battle. the NouItrie's
gun crew inflicted heavy damage
upon the raiders.
2 BONBERS DOWNED
"On one occasion when the
enemy came over i'm great force.
they shot down three bomber>
and damaged siN. The same sort
of attack developed the follow
ing day, and again the navy
gunner> downed three planes
and damaged SiN more.
Another time. an alert watch
spotted "A plane that dropped
silently from the clouds AZ dusk.
hoping 10 catch the ship un-
aWarcS.
The gun crew opened fire be
Tor" the pilot reached the release
point and sent the plane Banning
into the sea. On another oCCa-
sion the crew knocked down n
lone enemy plane.
DIRECT HIT on TORPEDO
Again. the crew sighted the
pcri>cOpc of submarine moving
IN 10 attack. accurate fire di-
rccted at IL forced the sub Ia
Zee, hunted by the escort vessels
accompanying the convoy.
AT another time, torpedo
was sighted racing through the
water toward the ship. The
guns of the Moultrie were
trained upon il. and direct hit
caused the torpedo 10 explode
IN the water before II could
reach it. target"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

The coffee thus bought will he
earmarked not only for consump-
tion IN the United States but also
for the American armed forces,
the loaSc-lend program and war
relief
Although The current severe
shipping crisis may limit the
amounts Of such coffee that can
be transported. this agreement. II
was. stated VIII assure the con-
Stunning market in the United
states OF continuous supply of
high-duality coffee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
nunlque announced.
NEARING sTARAYA RUSSIA

On the northwestern front.
Marshal Semyon Timoshenkos lie.
gions. pushing ever closer to tho
enemy's Staraya Russo bastion on
Lake linens southern shore, occu.
pied still another populated strong.
polnt-the second captured within
"A hours.
Needless of their sacrifices, the
Nazis tried repeatedly TO swarm
across the river east and south.
east of Kharkov. But at last re.
port the Soviet units were gen.
orally holding their bridgeheads
on the eastern bank after erasing
a wedge the enemy managed to
push forward over night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
LED BY Won MANNSTEIN

(The Germans also claimed to
have knocked out 1.410 Soviet
tanks, 1872 field guns. 3.O45 in
fantry guns and 1876 trucks in
the same period. They announced
the Donets offensive was being
commanded by Field Marshal
Won Mannstein, conqueror of the
CrimeaD
Through Friday night. il was
announced in the Russian Satur-
day noon communique, the Red
army defending the vital Donets
line continued "repulsing attacks
by large enemy tank and infantry
forces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

DENTIST. III MICHIGAN AVE.
Or. T. y JamiSon. Hours 9 to q
CT. 1914 Opposite kinsels.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Think this has been tough winter Think there's been
abnormal amount Of snow? Think the weather has been
oIIo,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Allies GiirdinQ
For Big Drive
In Tuniisiia
Slowed by Rains,
Yanks and British
Consolidate Positions

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS N
NORTH AFRICA, March % 1NS)
Hardy American troops in south
central TuniSla and British forces
before the Marcth Line glrded
4 fftt-ttt~t-fft-r-v- tUr7TEtTr UT7TT P'lfTng
rains and SwlrlInC SandStormS for
an expected pTUCCTy push ~ smash
the Axis AfrIka korpS
1t. Gen Pat'on'S eager United
States armorcd and infantry units
which had captured Casa and Fl
Guettar. took advantage Of q
weather-enforced IUtt 10 console
date their advanced position, and
bring up added strength for thc
coming battle
The British radio rcpol.G
that American shock troops ad-
vancing - mules cas, nl Galza.
penetrated Scncd. encountered
no resistance and Withdrew }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Fight OUer Union Director
Splits JAW Official Ranks

TORONTO, June 12-An inter-
union controversy ragged at the
CAW-CIO executive board quar-.
terly meeting Saturday AS the
board considered demands that
Leo LaMotte he ousted as Chrys-
Ter union director and tabled an
outcry for the removal Of union
publicity Director Edward Levin
son.
The movement 10 eliminate La
Motto was headed by UAW-CIO
Vice President Walter Reuther
and stemmed from charges made
ny LaMotte IN Detroit that
Reuther was responsible for the
recent wildcat strike at the
ChrySler Corp.
LaNotte was supported by
union Secretary Treasurer George
r. Adde's who along with Buck
Local No. 500, OF Flint. led the
unsuccessful drive against Levin
son.
Levinsons ioh remained safe
for the time being after r. j..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Thomas, union president. told the
board members that Levinson was
doing q good Job in pubhcizing
the activities Of the union
A. a closed meeting in his hotel
room, Thomas sought 10 bring
the warning factions together and
urged them TO disregard their own
grievances and adhere solely 10
trade union policies.
Maurice Sugar. union attorney
who is under fire from the Adde's
group, was denied permission 10
attend Yesterdays session as we're
William Levitt, education direC-
tor, and James Wishart, research
director.
The board announced that the
VINO has authorized union mem
berS who resigned from VINO
policy committees To resume these
affiliations on condition that the
area or regional policy committee
provide equal representation 10
labor and management and that
each committee he given freedom
10 draft and administer a volun-
iary sterilization plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Here Monday
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. June - Gen. Hi.
sinlo NoririCo. president Of Para
quay. Will visit Detroit war plants
Monday AS tho guest Of the state
department 1t was announced to-
day by Gov. Kelly.
The president viii be welcomed
10 Michigan by Capt. Donald s.
| .conard. civilian defense director
who Will represent Gov Kelly on
tho tour OF plants. The itinerary
viii include The ChrySler Tank
Arsenal Packard plant and Rouge
plant of the Ford Motor Co.