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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Little Farms for Sale

BRICK SIDED large s-roOm house. large
living room. ran dirins room Z bed
rooms win com pIe'e bath. SOFT lot. near
uuss schools ana shopping Ctrters Price
s. 500 $500 can swing deal GROSSNA&
cor. Van Born and Wayne roads Phone
Wayne go
CHAEMING 1-roor house with Tile Tea.
lures modern 500 down move in
81 racr Newman. $4,000 Plymouth ro8d
DEARBORN DISTRICT
W0dern 5-r0qm home 0n man road
large plot % land Bes' cash offer gets y.
VIZ SELL TIE EARTH
fiis PELHAM RID, DEARBORN
MODERN HOUSE brand new, full base
ment with furnace bedrooms. complete
bath large airy kitchen IL YOU have SinO
cash deal can be made GROSSMAN
cor Van Born and Wayne roads or eros
MAN, 32023 Michigan Ave ? miles east
10 wayne Phone Wasne s2o
s0x275--Sewer water. gas. walks. school .
S675; near 13-Mile and Woodward Jud.
son Bradway Co RA 300
i9-ACRE garden plots fiiX and Ford
roads. small down Lowry, oregon 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

COUPLE wants 3 rooms OF furniture or
any part Of II. Cash. CADILLAC 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Electric Refrigerators
Brand New Refrigerators

Brand New Refrigerators
Available FOR OWNERS. renters. new. re.
modelled homes buu pu\ tnorIty. WV
heiR you WHY dvt1Us On y display. Gt.N
kcVWsHr. fhAr.Al Grossly NEEA
United Appliance a F0rn, Co.
ttug HACK AVE NEAR CHALMERS
1872 REFRlBs-AH uakes. tor defense
priority houses. fCr'Dr or owner big
dbp,ay 5uFcror i'H2a Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

ELECTRIC or gas range: also ironer: Will
pay spot cash. Vermont 6-2i10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Business Opportunities

WHITE. COLoRED, MORTGAGE NONE
HOME AsSOCtATES-CA. 73f7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Radio Service
Swaps
A automobiles for Sale

FuRNITuRE to trade for piano.
CITY MUSIC 74l2 Macy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Housekeeping Rooms

COY ROOMS Tor four girls also room
for couple with baby wn'e hne trans
portauon can after Z tonight Trinity
377t
WABASH 1929 r5oms light housekeep-
iug, adults references Temple 1923.
Board and Room
HIILGER- jefferson Gentleman or lady
IeroN Ol46
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

WE BUY old fur coats. 32s Michigan
Theater Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

ROOM for gents or single good trans
puratun can TR 2-7l5l
ST JEAN 6o7a (Harperl Single room
iadv excellent transportation. Ivan
hoe S7iq.
WALTHAM. 12tGi Gratiot- SIN Mile
nice. clean. lnnerspring. good home for
two girls. Telephone
-tst,t .ttfrffft-N -t tf--ii~trrri
room for co4plc. excellent transportation.
FitIr0V 1869
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

! We Fdy %" prNes tor Used furniture.
AN Individual needs a complete nome Of
odd pieces. $50 10 g. fE 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Wanted to Rent Apartments

WANTED % ~ room apartment fur
uished or unfurH .shed cali after .
- m. TRnuy l.ol61.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Wanted TO Rent Rooms

COLORED LADY drfense worker wishes
two or three room apartment. Tyler
tUfg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
FOR
SAIL;
Real Estate Wanted

ATTENTION HOME OWNERS
Need 8 or Groom house Immediately, Van
Dyke-7 Mile. or GratiOt section. cash a
necessary. Pingree 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

COLOREp LADY Defense worker wants
room or Ntchtuegc. Can mornings,
Temple 2-a52s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

.sos GRAND RIVER NR 1aTH
1880 GLl ETVFF NR SrH06LCEAFT
Open Thurs -Friiay-sat TIL E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

COLORFD couple wishes furnished room
or apartment MIS-. Hitchcock, Temple
-4tUG
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Churchill Reveals British Link
With Guerri|Ius in Albania

ming south to the Aegean Sea and
Bulgaria.
Farther north. other Partisan
columns severed the rail line be-
tween Zagreb and Varazdinske at
several points. and have driven of
German attempts to recapture
strongpoints in their possession, the
communique said.
Heavy fighting was reported in
Montenegro. with units Of the 2nd
Partisan Division defeating a strong
German force near the town of
Beranl and destroying the railway
station al Rudenka.
Croat Partisan units We're re-
ported operating successfully on the
Hungarian frontier between the
Drave River and the town of Mura
IN Northeastern Croatia. In the
Northwestern Croatian province OF
! GorSkl kotar. the bulletin said, Par
tlsans ambushed and DESTROYED a
German column, killing 20 German
troops
( Iltos communique said that Gen.
DraJa Mihailovich troops and
ChetnikS are cooperating with the
Germans in Dalmatia as we'll as in
Montenegro.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Pitch Dark Area in Malta Called Straight Street
Believed Goyest Spot in Whole British Empire

than Piccadilly at it's gayest. There
has hardly been a night, soldiers
stationed here a long time say, that
this music and dancing has beer
interrupted even when bombs were
falling in the street itself.
Closes at 10 PM.
The only change brought about by
the war is the abrupt closing down
of all night life at 10 pm. when the
men are due back on their ships OF
in their barracks. There is no break.
ing of this rule. Promptly at 10 the
orchestras strike up God Save the
King'-the Kings picture is prom
inent in all the clubs-the crowd
stands respectfully at attention fol
a moment and then breaks ur
quietly.
The military police who patro
Straight street seem to have very
little to do, so we'll disciplined Is
the British enlisted man at thi.
stage of the war.
But while the night is Young
dancing and singing are wild anc
unrestralned and the natural gayety
OF the Maltese people is shown If
the cavorting of the dark-eyed loca
beauties. Passing along the street
one might think, from the snatchey
OF song that come through the cur
talns, that one was back in England
again. or even in America, until a
chorus is heard in the strange
Maltese language.
Few spots on earth have suffered
more from the war than this little
outpost of Britain in the Mediter-
Evening star., 1943-11-04
i. ). Losses in Year
Total 31,126 Men,
Stimson Reveals

Total American losses Of 3l126
men, comprising less than half the
Allied casualties OF slightly under
100000 killed, wounded and missing
IN the Mediterranean area since the
initial North African landings of
last November 7 up TO October %,
lS43, were disclosed today by Sec
retary of War Stimson.
The American losses accounted
for $3.50 killed, 1881 wounded and
1866 missing during the entire
period. Most OF those reported
missing are prisoners of war.
The significance Of the Allied
losses and the great victories
achieved in nearly year OF fighting
were emphasized by Mr.. Stimson in
comparing them with an estimated
Axis loss of approximately 500, 900
men.
French Forces Small.
Mr.. Stlmson did not give specific
flgures OF losses for the British and
French forces which made up the
balance Of the approximately 100 900
total. French losses. he estimated
were considerably smaller than those
OF the British and Americans.
Breaking down the total losses of
the Axis forces which included
Italians. the Secretary estimated
10000 killed and 10000 wounded.
The official count Of Axis prisoners.
he reported totals 468O55
Mr.. Stimson also disclosed that
! during October the United States
9th Air Force and the Raj DESTROYED
981 German airplanes in raids over
Europe while losing 403.
1T is true" Mr.. Stimson pointed
out. that most of the Allied plane
losses We're bombers while the ma
lority Of the German planes de-
stroyed were Of the fighter type.
! This means that our losses in per-
sonnel and material were far greater
than those OF the German air forces
+ But 1t must be remembered that the
destruction Of German planes was
merely incidental to the destruction
Of German industry
! Sums Up Accomplishments.
Mr.. StimSon took the occasion Of
the approaching anniversary OF the
/ landing Of American troops in North
Africa, which he termed "a decisive
phase Of the present war" TO sum up
the accomplishment since then.
1T opened up the shorter Allied
route through the Mediterranean. =
he reminded. The Axis forces have
been dlSpelled from North Africa
italy has surrendered and its fleet is
! in our hands. Allied forces are now
pushing steadily forward in Italy,
+ Mr.. Stimson noted Two great VIC
tories in Russia during the last
week. asserting that probably the
more significant was the outstand-
ing success of the Moscow confer
ence.'
Evening star., 1943-11-04
'Conqress in Brief
2, the Associated Preks.

RJ the Associated Press.
Senate:
Moves toward vote on compromise
postwar resolution.
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
hears former President Hoover on
European relief.
Military Affairs Subcommittee
calls Controller General Warren m
contract termination inquiry.
Interstate Commerce Subcommit-
tee considers Wheeler White radio
bill with FEC Chairman Fly as Wit
ness.
Agriculture Subcommittee hears
milk industry representatives in food
supply investigation.
House:
Starts debate on s2l5 900 900 de.
flciency appropriation bill.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov. 4.-Prime Minister
Churchill disclosed today that Brit
iSh liaiSon officers now are with
forces Of Albanian guerrillas. who.
he said, are fighting by the thou
sands in the mountains and are be-
ing counted on for a part in the
future military developments in the
Mediterranean area"
In confirming that Allied officers
have been sent into Albania. as we'll
as Greece and YugoSlavia. the Prime
Minister told Commons that the
British officers had paid high tribute
to the fighting qualities Of the euer-
rillaS.
Mr.. Churchill's comment was
made in reply to question about
the governments policy toward the
Albanian guerrillas and he asserted
the policy was to see Albania freed
from the Axis yoke and restored to
her independence. Her frontiers. of
course, will be considered at ,he
peace settlement"
In Yugoslavia the Partisans of
Gen. JoSlp Broz Tito today an
nounced capture Of Priboi. a railroad
town on the Sarajevo-N Ms line in
South Central YugoSlayia, after in
flCtlng heavy losses on the German
and Mihailovich forces. Their COM
munique, broadcast by the Free
4ugoslav radio, said the town which
hes on the Lin River near the Mon
tenegrln-S Serbian border. was occu-
pied by units of the 5th and I'd
Partisan Divisions.
Seizure of Priboj, so miles south
east of Sarajevo, servered the rail-
road which winds through the heart
Of Yugoslavia from the Dubrovnik
area on the Adriatic Sea and con-
meets with other railway lines run
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Tdnedn. FOT long JlTne IL was
the focal point of the war in this
part of the world With it's capture
| the Axis would have had nearly
complete control of sea and air
routes between Europe and Africa
The island was subjected to nightly
sometimes almost hourly, bombings
1t was down to rations barely suffi-
cient to sustain life. The story of
its defense is one of the epics of
the war.
COntemptuOus OF Enemy.
But all the time Straight street
continued singing and dancing, as
if in light contempt of the
worst the enemy could do. 1t
laughed at the Axis bombers, With
songs peculiarly its own, inspired
/ by the occasions.
The most popular of these ditties
is parody on the regimental song
/ OF the Cheshire Regiment of the
British Army. which was stationed
in Malta during much of the war:
/ The moon was so bright and yellow
Mussolini, that terrible fellow,
His bombers they came, determined
to rain
Bombs on the Maltese. poor fellow
They circled about in the moonlight,
Twas glorious sight in the
searchlight.
The ack-ack aWoke and finally
| spoke,
And they went to earth in theil
last fight.
Then up shot a bold gladiator,
Hot on the trail of that traitor
And from his cockpit the bullet:
did spit
And they went 10 earth in a bomt
crater.
Rat-atat, Zum-Zum- -Zir,
They kept saying No sir
We're not coming loser;
No sir, not tonight.
Rat ata-tat Zum-Zum -Zlr
This song was being alternatec
the other night in the gay HMS
Terror night club on Straight street
with another whose chorus was II
the Maltese language and which the
girls would sing with supposedly ap-
propriate gestures as they came
tripping down the length of the
hall. The British soldier who was
acting as my guide said a transla
ton hardly would be appropriate
for a newspaper.
Language All It's Own.
In Malta everybody speaks Eng
lish but the island has a native
language all its own. It's basis
my authority is that eminent COM
paratlye lingulst. Joe Grechk, pro-
prietor of Valetta's most exclusive
bar for officers only"-is Phoeni-
clan with big mixture of Turkish
Arabic, French and Italian. There
has been little borrowing from Eng
ilsh except for sporting terms
Joe's place faces on dignifiec
Klngsway. II is the next street run
ming parallel to Straight street. But
on KlngSWay there is no Sabbath
evening revelry. The whole stree
is as dignified as its most preten.
tious building, the erstwhile exclu.
slve Union Club. which now is s
mess for Allied officers stationed il
Malta. Grechk has two cousins il
, the United States. One is a chem
ist in New York and the other is II
the Federal prison at Atlanta-a,
a guard, Joe hastens to explain.
Very few except natives make an
pretense Of reading Maltese. {
language as distinct as Icelandic
But Maltese edition OF the island
one newspaper, the Times Of Malta
is printed daily.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Adequate Supplies
OF Coal Expected by
End Of Next Week

Adequate supplies Of coal are ex-
pected TO start rolling into the Dis
trlct again toward the end Of next
week, and emergency regulations re-
Strlctng the amount to be delivered
TO consumers probab bly, will be re-
sclnded by Monday, it was said to-
day.
A. P Brown. chairman of the Coal
DIVISION, Merchants and Manufac-
turerS Association, said he believed
1t would be possible TO resume larger
deliveries as soon as dealers here re-
celVed assurance from the mines
that coal was being loaded for ship
ment He said he believed the mines
would be in full operation by Mon
day, following orders from John l..
Lewis last night to return to work
and that it would take about five
days for the first shipment to arrive
here.
Orders Still in Effect.
The restrictive orders. still in
enect. limit anthracite deliveries 10
haif ton or 10 days supply. which
ever is less. and btuminous coal
deliveries to one ton. The latter
order was issued by Solid Fuels Ad-
mlnlstrator Ickes TUESDAY night
after the local coal dealers organ
lzatlon, the day before, had entered
INTO an agreement to bring about
/ the same result.
Mr.. Brown said there was no evi-
dence OF any suffering on the part
OF any coal consumers.
We We're surprised more people
didn't call US he said. Most OF
those who did. it turned out. were
merely alarmed and still had sey-
eral weeks supply of fuel on hand"
Dealers Used Foresight.
Mr.. Brown attributed the even
distribution of coal TO the foresight
OF local dealers who spread their
stocks out during the summer. Mer-
chants were permitted, under, OPA
regulations. to deliver up to one
half of customers needs for the
entire winter. he pointed out. but
few dealers would allow patrons to
buy more than two tons at a time
In this way. he said, every one was
/ able to get coal enough 10 tide them
over an equal period.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Troop Moves Indicate
Germans Fear Drive
In Southern France
BY CHARLES S. FOLTZ.

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
MADRID, Nov. 4.-Reports Of
the movement Of strong German
forces into Southern France this
week and elaborate defense prep
aratlonS being taken along the
Riviera give every indication that
Berlin believes an Allied often
sive against Southern France is
imminent.
These Preparations are on such a
scale that the Riviera coastal road
has been closed to passenger traffic
between Mentone and San Rafael
ana the German Labor Corps has
been moving freight around the
closed area, where new Notifications
apparently are being erected.
| Travellers from France reported
that the movement of German
| troops toward the south appeared
general. They also declared that all
cities III Southern France, including
some as far inland as Avignon and
Carcasonne, are the scenes Of great
activity.
1t was disclosed that all Italian
Fascist sympathizers or former FaS-
clStS between the ages Of 18 and 50
residing in Southern France had
been herded into troop trains this
week and moved north to an undis-
closed destination.
| The reason for the move was not
Immediately apparent Italians able
TO prove they We're anti-Fascists be-
/ fore the war were said to have been
unmolested.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Something with capital S is ex-
pected to break very soon" along
the Mediterranean coast line between
ToulOn, France, and Leghorn. Italy,
Correspondent Foltz said in an NBC
broadcast last night from Madrid.
Nearly 1000 Italian Badoglio
troops hold the mountains behind
Monte Carlo and Nice, threatening
the narrow German corridor be-
tween Italy and France, and more
anti-NaI Italians are organizing, =
he said
Evening star., 1943-11-04

bars for the British enlisted men,
sailors and soldiers. and for the
native population. Officers are al
lowed there only by special diSpen-
sation. They have their own, more
dignified clubs.
l was conducted through Straight
street Sunday evening 1t was pitch
dark. Hardly glimmer came from
the black-curtained doorways on
each side. behind which orchestras
were playing and soldiers and girls
were singing and dancing 1t was
necessary to push ones way through
crowd OF revelers 1t was all gayer
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Wheeler Expects
Returns to Give
Postwar ADVICE
By he Asaoclatad Preas

By The Associated Press.
Senator Eastland. Democrat,
OF Mississippi told his colleagues
yesterday, the eyes of the Ma
ton are on the Senate for the
advice 1t will give the Presi-
dent on postwar affairs.
Ihat prompted Senator
Wheeler, Democrat, Of Montana
to remark:
The eyes Of the Nation were
more on the result of TUESDAYS
election than they are on the
Senate. 1t seems to ~me the
election returns will have more
influence in advising the
President"
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Lee Moss Dies in Maine

PORTLAND Me. Nov. 4 tP,.-Lee
Moss, former publisher of the Johns
town PA Democrat and more re-
Gently operator of the Lee Moss &
Son Advertising & Printing Co. of
this city. died suddenly at his home
in suburban Cape Elizabeth yester-
daV
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Brltlsn Empire
today, and even
in Malta's dark
est hours during
the past three
years there has
been little break
in the early eve
ming merriment.
Straight street,
h a I d ! v W ] d e
e n ug h for a
carriage to pass
through. is the
center Of Valet
ta's night life
1t is lined with
night clubS and
Evening star., 1943-11-04
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE-purSe 800. ,v
odS and NJ iurlonss 90
Post Haste tArcarol $50 44n y en-
Sor2ho tThornburgJ so 90
Wilton 'Roperf "'''
Time. I:l5l7
Also ran-Gallsnt S;~c'- ~alr Hero
Attune' ROYAL Fleet Steel Beam.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200; 3-y.ar.
olds and up. furlonss
togoso tThornburg) 100 400 . or
CarmuS tBreenD "a 4,
FIRST Family tThompson) l5 10
Time, I.i5.
Also ran Queen Mnatoka ASbane
aappy Ga!!op, Primarily. Golden Goose
Rap!damente and vlnaI Haven.
DAILY Double paid s36 60N
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Correction

In tabulations OF election returns
in Arlington County yesterday This
Star listed J. Foster Hagan, Repub.
llcan candidate for State Senator, aS
receiving 1852 votes. Ths figure
should have been 1882 votes.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star stan Correspondent.

MALTA (By Aerial Courier In
Valetta is a street called Straight.
1t Is a dark and narrow way, but
probably is the gayest spot in the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
~Jugoslovanska vlada je odredila slovesen
pogreb Tesle ma drzavne stroske

razvoj neonskih blocnic in
fluorescentne razsvetljave.
posnel njegove patente
DR.. Tesla je trdil, prav do
konca svojih dni, da je Marconi-
jew sistem brezzicnega brzoja-
va krsenje njegovih patentov "a
metode" in naprave b~rezzicnega
prenosa energije. DR.. Tesla je
tozil Marconi-a z namenom, da
doseze p%ripoznanje svojih pra-
vic. Trdil je, da je bio njego-
vemu neuspehu, da dokaze svo-
.je patentne pravice, krivo lie po-
manjkanje znanstvenih podat-
kov glede razlik med dolzinami
valovi in kratkimi valovi. Ko pa
valovi in kratki mivalovi. Ko pa
je pozneje ia razlika postala
jasna, SO bill osnovni Teslovi pa
tent Re zastareli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
WILKESBARRE. Pa. 10. ia.

W~ILKESBARRE, Pa, 10. ia
nuarja. - Thomas Lambert,
zvezni posredovalec, je izjavil,
da Sc vecina cd 10000 stavku-
jocih premogarjev v premogo-
viii trdega premoga ponede-
lick ne DO vrnilo ma delo. Neka-
teri local. so odglasovali. da sc
premogarji vrnejo ma delo, toda
ii SO V manjsini.
Premogarji MISC zastavkali
proti delodajalcem, temvec pro-
ii svojemu bossu Johnu L. Le-
WISH in uniji, XII jim je nalozila
so centov visje asesmente. -
Toda premogarji Sc MOTTO, &c
mislijo, da so zastavkali proti
uniji. Oni 50 zastavkali proti
ljudstvu, XII DO imelo Sc vecie te-
zave z dobavo premoga, in pro-
ii neobhodno potrebni narodni
obrambi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-11
NApRED0vA.
ME SOVIET
SIKH 0FENzIv
Nemcem ma kavkazu ii
vedno vecja nevarn -
Zavzetje novihs stratesko
vaznih krajev.

MOSKVA, ponedeljek, II. ja-
nuarja. - Sovjetska armada je
sklenila vceraj jeklen obroc O.
koli Georgijevska ma Kavkazu
ter ma treh straneh tega velike-
ga in vaznega zelezniskega kri-
zisca zavzela Is krajev in strla
nemske protinapade, XII so neko-
like zavrli rusko prodiranje
proti Rostovu.
Nedeljski opoldanski komuni-
Ike naznanja z~avzetje tridesetih
krajev ma Kavkazu ter vecje
stevilo krajev oh spodnjem Do
nu.
Med zadnjimi kraji, XII jih je
zavzela sovjetska armada, sta
tudi velika kraja Kuma in Vo-
roncovo > Aleksandrovskoje, XII
lezita 16 oziroma II mill sever
novzhodno cd Georgijevska.
Nemci 81 prizadevajo S srdi-
tint protinapadi zajeziti rusko
prodiranje oh spodnjem Donu,
XII stalno izozuje rostovski kori-
dor, cd katerega so odvisni ma
cisti ma Kavkazu.
V tednu, XII Sc je koncal S So
boto, so Rust unicili $50 mems
kin letal, pri cemer SO sami IL
gubili SO letal.
V Stalingradu, kjer Sc borijo
Rusi pod zascitnim ognjem svo-
je artilerije, so pobili vceraj 300
.Nemcev ter unicili diva nemska
topova in u utrdb.
Oh doljnem Donu je neka
ruska ceta presenetila Nemce,
|katerih je z naglim udarcem 600
pobila in mnogo zajela ter unici-
la osem tankov, deset topoV in
dvanajst moznarjev.