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Evening star., 1943-04-04

IT WAS Frontier Day at Southwestern. Be-
cause of two great naval bases sprawling
. to the north and the south of the campus,
the University's annual gymkhana had been
made an entertainment feature of the USO.
Because of Kitty Marlowe, Lieutenant Gg)
Bradford Noll from Gloucester, Mass, who
joined the Navy to 60 down to the sea in
ships. was gingerly sitting atop big gray
horse.
Kitty was impulsive. She was also red
headed Back in the cattle-rustling era, her
grandfather had shot first and asked who,
later.
Kitty took after him. But no one denied
she was efficient. The stands encircling the
polo field, packed with cheering sailors from
Brooklyn, Los Angeles and points between
testified to that Who else would have dared
invite the Army and Navy to take part in
the students traditional show?
'It's chance to promote good feeling be-
tween the services, don't you Think" Kitty
turned her charm on the stern Commander
and the hard-bitten Colonel. And because
there was too much flip talk about the dust
bowl navy" and gypsum water sailors" the
Anchor and the Cannon, like the lion and the
lion, lay down together.
1t wasn't all impersonal. Kitty had feud
on with Bradford Noll. She was an expert
horsewoman, and this was chance to take
the conceited Fastener, so handsome and so
sure for beautiful ride.
The feud had begun the very day Ensign
Pierce had introduced them. you've heard
of the Captain who hates the sea. Here's
Lieutenant who hates the land" said Pierce.
"And what would you eat if it weren't for
the land?" she asked.
Fish," he said. 'Your name?"
Pierce had finished the introduction, say
ing, "Kitty's chairman of the USO entertain
ment committee"
Il always thought women chairmen were
domineering," said Bradford Noll. Il see l
was right"
No. KITTY didn't like anything about him.
The way he beat her at tennis, making it look
as if he were trying not to; the way he got
two bull 's-eyes for her one at target shooting;
or even the way he made her sister Beth's
eyes sprout doormats when she looked at him.
So yesterday, when
opportunity Topped in
Evening star., 1943-04-04

Kitty let him have the full battery of her
gold-hecked, hazel eyes. do have a coke
with us, Commander"
He refused the drink, but fingered to talk
a bit. Kitty grasped her opportunity. "Brad's
been Dragging he's hot horseman. We think
Evening star., 1943-04-04
A devil possessed Kitty. She
thrust an arm out and pushed
a
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6EeKNoFt

he should enter the gymkhana tomorrow
What do you Think"
The Commanders eyes twinlled. Sounds
like good idea
Brad's face was passive and polite. Sir,
is that an order?'
Evening star., 1943-04-04

thought at all about riding, for one thing?
Pooh, the horses do the work.
"You do ride them"
"Superbly," he said. But wouldn't care
to enter the lists tomorrow, if that's what's
in YOUR mind - and see it u.s. Unfortunately
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IIatpen auf 900, 900.

iIapen auf 100000.
Die ga5is baben Die ausldnbiihen
slrbeiter in flint aategorien alfse-
teilt:
Staliener, Spanier, l1ngarn, Bul-
garen ltnb gnn1dnen peroen als
gleidberebtiet betrahtet;
Sondnoer, Danen lln0 0orpeger
iino ,,noroiibe glrbeiter";;
Sran5oien uno gelgier tperoen als
,,tpelteuropdiide Mrbeiter" beaeidnet;
@iten, 2etten uno 2itauer (oie TO-
genannten Sitlan6arbeiter) itsen auf
oer Naifeleiter Der Na5is cine Sproiie
tiefer, als oie erlten BRET @ruppen;
gu oer eleiden @ruppe geb0ren Side
den, Serben unb &roaten;
9fuiien uno Hblen tperben bon ben
Na5is als minbernertig beban6elt,
uno fir iie lit bie eefdbrlidite Mrbeit
reierbiert.
In @rieden tperben al,berbalb IT.
res 2anoes ipabrideinlt6 nibt mebr
als 10000 Mrbeiter beidaftigt. Meb-
rere tauieno @rieden tuur6en i'm
2aufe oieies Sabres in lire Sei1nat
5uriideeididt; oie an1tlide 8esriin-
6ung fiir oieie eritaunli6e Wabnabme
beitano barin, oaB ibnen oie nottpen-
oisen &leioungsitide nidt aur Ser
fiigung geftellt peroen f0nnter.
. Die 3mangsmobilii bon
&uiien ,,no &uilinnen aur slrbeit bat
itdb in grauiamen Sormen abgeipielt.
Mls 3ieI elmer Sag6 a,1f ruiiiide &r-
beitsfrafte, bie inn borigen Serbit be-
gann, gab Die 6el,tid)e 8reiie Die 3abl
bon 100000 an. Obtpobl abidlies
Ben6e, 5uberlaiiige 3ablen nidt bor-
liegen, lit aus Der Ukraine befannt,
baB BON BORT anein 100000 Mrbeits-
frdfte beportiert tpuroen.
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11nyolitiIdje 3eitlanfte
(efortfebuna bon Seite l

(SortIesung bon Seite y
Iesten 2dnoern, tpabreno ith eine
mabre Mrmee taugli6er Muslanoer,
,penn aud nod unbemaf fnet, inner
balb 9eutidlanbs befinoet.
ssrembe Spra6en bort man IN al-
len groBeren beuti6en Staoten. un=
ter Der 2eit,,ng berti6er &riegsbeidds
oiater iino gusl1noer 3. 9. IN Mr=
beitsgruppen auiammengefaBt, Die
nad 2uftansriffen Eriimmer uno Seis
den pegr1umen. Gon alien auslan-
biiden Mrbeitern itno geraoe otele
@ruppen bent Dur6l6nittsoeut
om beIten befannt gemoroen, ,tno tie
perbinoen oeren sluftauden oaber
f0rmli9 nit Dem @eoanfen an Soo
unb Rataitropbe.
Das grsebnis lit cine neue Oto-
biliiierung auslanoiider arbeiter.
Deit ausnabme bon Nortpegen, mo
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bic einbei1niiden Mrbeiterfrdfte aur
grri6tung bon Acknowledgment
pertpanbt neroen,. iinb aIle beiesten
2dnber CUR 8ereititell,1ng tpeiterer
Mrbeitsfrafte ge5tpungen tporben. s.
Biz 10000 oaniide Mrbeiter tpuroen
nod Norpegen geididt.
Soaano muroe ge5mungen, mebr
als 25O,0O0 Mrbeiter na9 Geutld-
lano gu ibiden; bin5u fommt eine
In5abl bon 8auern, Die Der 2odung
erlaeen, iid in Ofteuropa an5ulieoeln.
0ieie Sitpanoerl1ng bat auf @runb
Ger oeutihen Nieoerlagen in &uBlano
aufgebort, aber es lit befannt, oaB
bonanoiide lanomirti6aftlibe Mrbei-
ter na9 tpie Dor in Den baltii6en
Staaten uno in Der Ukraine beI6Gf-
tigt tperben.
Surbt Dor Sabotage in 8elgien
bat bic beutiden 8eiabungsbeboroen
peranlabt, slrbeiter aus bielem 2ano
in einem slusmaB ab5u5teben, oas ie=
oes nor1nale 8erbaltnis 5ur 8ep0l=
ferungsaabl tpeit iiberlteiet. $4,000
belgiide glrbeiter tpuroen I'M lebten
Mai nad Deutidlano geibafft, iuo=
ourb oie 3abl Der aus 8elgien ber-
ididten &rbeiter auf ni9t peniger
als 100000 ftieg.
Sbtpobl Die gidp=Hesierung Die
3abl Der na6 Deutiblano beportierten
fran5oiti6en arbeiter sebeim5ubalten
periudt, iino bod 5uperldiiige S6at-
5ungen m0glid, Die bon nabe51 elmer
balben Willion fran5oitl6er Irbeiter
in 9euti6lano ipreden. 3tpii6en bent
1. Sar5 unb oem /. sSSuli 1913 tpur=
oen auf @runb zines Mbfommens 5tpi-
i6en Bierre 2apal uno bem oeutiben
Mrbeitsoiftator Sris Saudel 100000
Sran5oien na9 Deuti6lano berididt.
gu @nfang oieies Sabres befanoen
iib bereits cine Million polniide
4rbeiter in 9eutidlano, auBer ben
polniiden &riesseefansenen. Die 3abl
ser tI6e6oiloiuafiihen Irbeiter miro
auf 250,00O seiddtt, bic Ser Suso-
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9ie 8arbinalfrase beim Tamilien-
ihmb
(sSortIebuna bon Seite y

(5ortiebung bon Seite y
,8atrimonium ser gnterbte,t" mub
bieien 5uriidgegeben tperben un6 oies
,,fann nt6ts anberes iei,l als 6as
@ufboren oer Mrbeiterflaiie, lire &b=
iorption BON Der 8eiiserflaiie."
Die 8eoe,,tl,ng iener Bfingitbot-
idaft Hirs oes 31polften liegt pobl
barin, oaB iie bieien io5ialpolitii6en
@runbiak Ser gntproletariiierung bes
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Mittno@, ben 1. septensber 1943

Broletariates tpieber in oirefte lebens.
Ibo1e 8erbin6ung nit Der itnntspoIi.
tifden @runbauffaiiung bon Der So
mile als 4eim5elle bes Staates
bringt. sseoer Mrbeiter rnnB fomeit
e,ttproletariiiert uerben, iotpeit in ben
&reis Der Grunobeiiser aufiteigen,
bob er feline Mufgabe als Ganrilienba-
ter lebensbon uro frudtbar erfilen
tam.
Ntan mub in Der @eididte Der
fonierbatipen Staats- ,lno 5ooialIeb-
rem tpeit 5l1riifbl6ttern, Bis man bieIe
entideioenoe 8erbinbnne, mieoer 10
flar uno einieitig geforoert iiebt. Nur
Der beridriene Saller bat in elmer gana
bergeiienen MItersihrift, alleroings
1,nter bielem beroorrtem feuoalem
&anfenperf, gum lebten MaIe oie benz
politiiden unb ofonon1iiden 2ibera-
lismus 10 unperitdnolide 2ebre aus
geiproden, oaB itaatlider Sdus oes
familiar gebunoenen @r,lnobeitbes
,,oas einaig uirffame glbbilfsmittel
Der angeneinen 8erarmlug ,.nb
9erbienitloiiefeit' iei. llno Der nidt
tpeniger bergeiiene &onitantin 6ranb
bat bie fapitaliitii6e 9erfliifiigung
bes @runoeigentrn1s als eigentlide
Staatsfrantbeit biagnoltiaiert.
Seute bertueiit ,ns Bius Der
3polfte in tpabrer geeubelebung ber.
geiiener 6riitli6-fonie Staats.
l1no So5ialioeen auf oie burd @runos
beiis geitderte Samilie als eigentlide
&eimaene oes Staates. gs lit cine 5u-
funftstrddtige 2ebre. Moge ieoer
Samilienpater ettpas bariiber nad6en-
ten! geidt MIR iiber Gamilienidus
rno bas energiide Salt, tpeldes Der
Yapit auf @runb bieler 2ebre Dem
INNER ~gefrdBiser tper6en1en 5isfus
5url1ft. Mub gan5 aIgemein oariiber,
mas es bebeutet, menn Samilie unb
gater in ben Mittelplrtft bes 5taa-
tes treten. 8enn mir .ettpas mebr
oariiber nadbenfen tpiirben, bann gin-
gen uns allerlei 2ibter aud fit Die
btel bisfutierte l,nb ibper losbare
5rage Der &eform unierer Demofratie
auf! - Get. B. G.-8.
R,,fo Sio Sithror ,,id,f t1,o,1rr A,t
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bon @incennes, beute Ssnoianapolis.
Mls Brofeiior bes ct. MarD's gol-
lege in grn1nitsburg NOR er Der
geiitli6e Siibrer Ser Mutter Seton.
2ouis @uiuaune 8alentin 9u
8ourg, atpeiter 8ii6of bon 2oui.
iiana, NOR in Sa,,to Domingo ge.
boren ,tnb ftubierte in Granfreib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

gr tpuroe 1920 getpeibt uno itarb
i'm Sabre 1912. Ser erlte in Slime.
rita getpeibte Brieiter mar Der in
5ranfrei9 1853 geborene, Bater
8abin, ser nab Mmerifa Tam un6
am 25. Mai 1893 getpeibt tpuroe.
gr mar in &entltdp unb Ssuinois
tdtig.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

gr fam tpabreno Der fran5oiiiden
9febolution na6 Mmerifa unb par
Brd diibent bes @eoraetotpn College.
gr tpurbe 1915 gum 8ii6of ge-
tpGblt uno reiioierte in ct. 2ouis.
Sobn England, eriter 8iidof bon
eGbarleiton, g. g., mar SSrlanoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

- Nufe Die Siibner nibt, ipenn ou
feline baIt. (Brib feinen Streit bonn
Saun.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

8iidpf Brute - 8iiduf 9n 8omrs
8iIdpf Gnslanb - Tater 8abin
Die meiiten 8iibofe unb Brie-
iter, tpel6e unmittelbar na9 Der
Rebolution in Mmerifa miliionier~
ten 1paren auslanoiiber Mbfunft.
@iner Der eriten 8iidofe nar Der
Sranaoie Simon @abriel Brute
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-01

Elm EiNzlcARTlcEs. KoEsTLIcHEs cxTRAEssx
HergesteiIt aus erstkIsssiger. voIkemiser Cerste.
gemazt. geroestef und gemahlen.
Preise: ! Pfund Is Cents plus Porto. Dxch
Express versandt: n Pfund $500; IS Pfsnd
$1,000; 100 Pfund $1,000. Bite Betrss nit
der Besteung einzusenden.
WolERAM co.
ISL Sycamore Street coesmbuD, oel1o
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Seilfrdmtermittel mnb Seilmittel aller
Mrt - e,npfoblen bel 3uderfranfbeit,
Mltbma, 8ronditis, Suiten uno bo>
bem 8lutorud.
@eitiist auf 1ansidbrige @rfabrun9
uno 3ablreide grfolge, baben itf otele
geaturbeilmittel BEL Earienben auf's
bette betpabrt. Man penoe ith pers
trauenspon at: U. Sperl, 1917 Boni.
fat st., Eittsbursb (3), ga.
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Dr.. Eddy's Kroeuter-PiIlen'
meroen idon felt so Sabren NIT be-
item grfole eeeen tragen Stublsans
pertpenoet. gs gibt nibts 8eiieres.
8reis: 100 Binen 60 Gents, 200
stiid $1.O0.
Spbm .. Nenmann
500 SeDl Mben,te, Columbus, Obtu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
EsaiOsIiO's
Inn
South

LONDON. Sept. y QNS)-A
town in southern Italy recently
captured by the Allies now is the
temporary national capital of
Italy, according 10 a Reuters dis
patch from BrindiSi today.
King victor Emmanuel III
Crown Prince Umberto Premier
Pletro BadOgho and other leaders
of the royal government were re-
ported to be IN the town, buslly
engaged government AFFAIRS
The king and his family were said
to have arrived there early this
month following German oCcupa-
ton Of Rome.
The BrlndlSi dispatch gave no
hint Is 10 the identity of Italy'S
provisional capital il could be
BrlndlSi itself laramie or Bari
Those three are the most I'M
portant of the southern Italian
towns which fall IN the category
of recently captured
Emmanuel, Badoglo and their
advisers were reported working
out armlStice details with officers
of the Allied military government
OF occupied territories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Yugos|dvs Claim
Istrian Peninsula

LONDON, Sept y UP)-A
communique broadcast by the
Free Yugoslav" radio said today
that YugoSlav PartisanS firmly
hold the whole IStrian Peninsula
in northeastern Italy. presumably
including the Adriatlc naval base
of Pola.
A heavy battle was raging along
the Trieste-Pola road the COM
munique said, but all Istrla south
OF the TrieStc-Fiume railway Mas
IN PartisanS hands.
The Communiquc also reported
the repulSc Of German attacks ON
the Dalmatian port Of Split which
the PartlSans seized last week
Tho Germans were said to have
thrown reinfOrcementS into fight
ing on the Cetina River, east of
Split.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Transit
Strike On
Coast Ends

LOS ANGELES. Sept II (INS)
The sflow Of both passenger and
freight traffic over the Pacific
Electric rail and bus lines was
normal today after a two-day
strike that had confronted the
Los Angeles area with its most
seTieHS transportation crisis,
Striking trainmen and bus driv-
crs returned 10 work yesterday
after being warned by local and
nIU0naT leaders Of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen that
they "rtc not bigger than the
government and that there was
no hope of a wage increase %
long as they remained on strike,
The strikers returned 10 work
without having won their demand
for a wage increase OF - cents n
hour All they got was a state
mcnt from William = Nuttor,
chairman OF their grievance COM
mIttce. that they probably would
win considerably more than l3
cents an hour when their case
was considered by tho special
panel appointed by President
Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
ERlldeRn
Bombed
by Forts

LONDON, Sept u rUP) -
a merican Flying Eorrcsses
bombed the Nazi Shipbuilding
center of Emdcn today in their
first raid on Germany in three
weeks.
Less than "a hours earlier.
other formations of F'ortreSSeS
had penetrated so miles east of
Paris and bombed the Champagne
air field and the JunkerS SO re-
pair plant at Rheims.
Thunderbolt fighters escorted
the Fortresses all the way 10
Rheims yesterday, and all planes
returned safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Senate Swings
Toward Drafting
Fathers by Age

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 QNS)
Senator Bridges tR) of New
Hampshire, a member of the Sem
ate military affairs committee.
said today there is growing sup
port for legislation directing the
army 10 induct married men by
age classes.
This proposal Bridges said,
goes beyond the amendment 10
the Wheeler deferment bill for
fathers urged by Senator Taft
tRl of Ohio The Taft amend
mont requires calling married
men 30 and under before those
over 30 years of age.
II find strong support for an
amendment which would direct
the army 10 induct married men
by age classes" said Bridges.
"Since the army prefers young
men. II might call first fathers
l8 to 81, then 81 TO % and 50
on II seems Ia me this propO-
sition has merit and I'd be in
clined To vote for it."
With the Senate scheduled 10
open debate on the Wheeler bill
tomorrow, Senator Thomas CD
of Oklahoma. chairman OF the
appropriations military subcom-
mittee swung his support 10 the
measure
Thomas predicted that not more
than four million men would be
shipped overseas by the end IT
1914 and that almost seven mill
lion mon would be left ~ home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Tokyo Reports
Raid on KuriIes

LONDON, Sept q GNS)-A
new American bombing attack
against Japanese bases in the
kurlle Islands northeast of Japan
was reported today m a Tokyo
dispatch broadcast by the Berlin
radio.
The broadcast said American
planes raided Paramastir Island.
but did not indicate when the at
tack was carried out.
Ten of the bomberS were shot
down, the Tokyo dispatch claimed,
and seven were said to have made
forced landings on nearby KAN
Chalka, RuSSian-oVned peninsula
luSt north of the big Jap base at
ParamuShiru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
NJ Arthur Urged
As Far East Chiei

WASHINGTON, Sept 81 1NS)
The authoritative Army and
Navy Journal reported today that
Senator Chandler Cd of Ken
lucky is seeking congressional
approval 10 recommend Gen. Mac
Arthur as supreme commander of
Allied forces in the war against
Japan.
The publication said that Chan
der, who just completed a tour of
the war fronts, plans to urge that
the numerous Pacific and Asiatic
theaterS be combined under Mac
Arthur'S command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Ndzi War Vessel Sunk
In Battle Off ENGLAND

LONDON Sept. u tUP)-
British naval patrols sank al least
ono German torpedo boat and
damaged several others IN driving
of several groups OF E-bOatS near
the British east coast early Satur-
day. the admiralty announced to-
day
The British traWler Franc
TIrcW WAS torpedoed and sunk
with casualties and two other
British boats were damaged. but
We're able 10 make port.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
RrOWGI0P
Defines
Red Aims

Continued from Page One
welt concurred because he wa
unwilling TO have a public disa
with Churchill.
prime Minister Churchill. In
his report 10 Parliament In the
past week. declared that no
amount Of clamor for a second
front would bring IL a minute
sooner than he had planned IL"
BroWdCr SAID.
1T - not military weakness
that has prevented the Anglo
American combined forces from
opening a second front some
person in position 10 determine
The decision has been unwilling
10 have the second front opened.
The weakness j. moral. not
military.
1t Is a heavy responsibility
to attempt 90 assign TIM, de-
ialut 10 particular persons The
evidence, however. ineScapablv
indicates that Winston Churchill
made the decision not 10 open
the second front and that
Franklin ID Roosevelt sub
mitted 10 that decision because
he was unwilling 90 have a
public disagreement with Chur-
chill"
Among other disclosure. BROW
der admitted N-af f-e talN o.
China as an aly rNtle ua
against Japan ls bling a-ee
blocked because tho Chinese Com
munistS are fighting tal Chung
king government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Americans Hew
A New Burma
Road in JungIes
By WALTER L. BRIGGS

L. s. ARMY BASE, y. +. India
Sept. IS (delaycdl-American
Army engineers arc carving a
new Burma road through noun
tain jungleS in the shadow of the
Himalayas 10 open a war supply
land route 10 China, it was re-
vealed today. They call it the
LedO road.
Mile by tedious mile the road
has been cut through tortuous
jungle since Dec. Is, 1871. but the
army for security reasons. haC
kept tho project secret. The work
is under direction of red-haireC
Brig Gen. John {. ArroWSmith
as, of Kansas CITY. Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Million Pounds Of Tin
From Old Paste Tubes

NEW YORK. Sept. p INS)-
Those used toothpaste and shaving
cream tubes Americans have been
turning in have built up a million
pound stock pile of vitality needed
tin.
w. NJ. Rose, president of the tin
salvage institute. announced the
result of the drive inaugurated in
April, 1912. and called on house
holders 10 scour their medicine
chests for more used tubes. still
needed to make weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
TOWARD BURMA

Rugged white and Negro Amer
leans, Chinese engineers and In
dian laborers, using tools ranging
from crude picks to giant bull
dozerS, are pushing the road to-
ward Burma, whore sooner or
later they must face japanese
troops.
Up 10 now the main perils have
been the clements. With the
workers are excellent Chinese
army units which were withdrawn
from Burma to India last year
and since have been trained UNI
der American instructors and pro-
Vidod with modern equipment
The workers are hewing
through jungles so thick man
off the beaten trail could hack
only few yards a day.
They are climbing ranges rising
from the level of swollen. rush
ing rivers to heights of 1000 feet
from which the mass Of the IT,
betan Mountains loom in the dis
lance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

United States Steel Corp. and for
mcr president of General Motors
is expected to apply a business
mans directneSS to the handling
of American foreign affairs
StettnluS also IS considered
likely TO have a somewhat more
natlonaliStc approach TO foreign
affairs than marked the attitude
OF Sumner Welles, who believed
strongly IN the formation Of a
new League Of Nations as the
only means of preserving future
world peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Naming of SieffiniIls
Called Swing To Right

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 1NS)
appointment of Edward r.
StettiniuS Jr. as underSecretary of
state was seen by diplomatic
Washington today as evidence Of
a more conservative trend in
American foreign policy.
This trend has been noticeable
for some time. 1t is believed 10
be in accord with move 10 the
right in administration policy gen
orally.
The one-time chairman OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Train Kills z Section Men

GARY Ind, Sept. u GNS)--
Two section hands on the Michi-
gan Central railroad were killed
yesterday and a third injured
when a passenger train hit a bal
last looSenIng machine near here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Train Kills 7 in Auto

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept q
tINS)-Seven occupants OF an
automobile were killed at a rail
road crossing in South Bend late
yesterday when their automobile
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Russians Storm
Across Dnieper
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German troops defending the west
bank Of the river, although there
was no Moscow confirmation of
this report.
Dispatches from the Ukrainian
front meanwhile told of Russian
Attempts to ford the Dnieper "at
several points under a powerful
air umbrella and under cover of
a fog. Hundreds of small
vessels, RATS and flat-bottomed
boats were said TO be pushing out
into the river, heading for the
west bank under a hail of Soviet
artillery fire.
Capt Ludwig Scrtorius, one
Of Berlins foremost military
commentators, was quoted in
dispatches reaching Stockholm
as warning the German people
that I'VE must expect new Rus
sian attempts TO break through
toward the Lower Dneiper and
enter the CTimea.' SertoriuS
said the NaziS were bringing up
strong forces i'm an effort to
save communication lines into
the Crlmea and acknowledged
that powerful Russian artillery
units were being maSSed north
OF the Sea of Azov in "A threat
10 those communications