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Evening star., 1943-11-06
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security card, other identircation cards cards
Se|are Return 10 1914 Kenyon ST
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shoppe 'o and g Aeme sD1s 9ap Gid lot ae.
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Nedding tins,, Navy Dept. Identification
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RING, diamond solitaire. yellow cold set:
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tace and paws vicinity 47th and Warren
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between Marlboro and North Beach Can
WALLET. maroon. With U, s N INSIGNIA
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Evening star., 1943-11-06
Rome
'Continued From First Page.

such an attack would be pointles.
from an Allied viewpoint and tina,
IN the American raid on Rome or
July 10 the pilots were given elabo.
rate training and instructions so a.
10 avoid hitting Vatican City anc
other religious landmarks.
In the July bombing OF Rome
elaborate precaution was taken tc
get Allied announcements out frs,
to forestall any sensational Axis re.
ports. No announcement OF an AL
lied attack on Rome had come from
Allied headquarters in Algiers
1t was noted here that German
ofhcers in Rome apparently were
alert last night TO rush into the
Vatican TO inspect the damage" as
reported by Berlin broadcasts.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. s (Pl.-The
Rome correspondent of the Stock
holm newspaper Tidningen, who lust
returned to Sweden, said yesterday
that allied bombings had left a ring
Of destruction around Rome, virtu-
ally isolsting the city, but added
that the interior of the city was un-
touched by the explosives.
The correspondent, Gunnar Kun
hen, reported communication and
transport lines to Rome had been
cut by the bombs. creating a severe
food shortage within the city.
En- route home he passed through
Milan. which he said was utterly
DESTROYED.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
| Is Million to Get
| 400 Million in
| Tax Refunds
,v the Associated Press

The Treasury has estima ted that
approximately $1,000 900 taxpayers
will DE entitled to refunds amount
ing to more than $500 900 900 on
their l943 taxes after their checkup
accounting with Uncle Sam in
March.
The estimate came from Harold
N. Graves. assistant commissioner of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, in
testimony made public by the House
appropriations Committee in con-
nection with the supplementary ap-
preparations bill passed by the
House yesterday.
!. 1t results from overestimates on
individual earnings in making ad-
vance payments on 1943 obliga tions
under the pay-as-you-e collection
system
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Roosevelt Doubtful
On PracticabiIity Of
European Relief Plan

Proponents OF Senate passag &c OF
the Gillette Taft resolution for
| sending food to inhabitants of Ger
man occupied countries were con-
fronted today by President Roose-
velt's doubt whether the proposal
Is practicable. He told his news
| conference yesterday that he is
sympathetic with the idea, never
theleSs.
The resolution. offered bv Senators
Gillette, Democrat. of Iowa and
Taft, Republican, of Ohio. calls for
United States corporation with the
Red Cross and with the British
Swedish and Swiss governments for
getting the food into Europe. Former
President Hoover, relief administra-
tor in Europe after the World War
has indorsed the plan.
There is general opinion IN
this country that the opposition to
relief for European children comes
primarily from England" James
Wood Johnson, president of the
Help the Children Committee. told
a Senate Foreign Relations Subcom-
mittee holding hearing on the
resolution yesterday.
Senator Taft said he believed it
fair to point out that the British are
under a heavy responsibility, since
the blockade OF Europe is being
carried out primarily under their
direction
Evening star., 1943-11-06
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Get out the
ssckcloth and ashes. ladies, Frank
Sinatra has been classified IA.
But the sWooner -crooner, owner
o: those intimate and melting tones
which make the girls squeal and
moan, thinks there won't be any
mass mourning If he goes into
service.
IT don't think any one will miss
me much" he said, modestly, in ar
interview, except my family"
The 26-year-old Sinstra. who ha.
been virtually mobbed by women al
almost every appearance, whether
on streets, on trains, in Hollywood
New York or elsewhere, laughed
when some one suggested the girls
might be a little upset If he were
inducted.
Feels Like Ordinary Person"
oh, it won't be that bad" he
said. my wife Nancy is q little dis
turbed, but guess that's a woman's
prerogative. feel about it as any
ordinary person would, guess Not
too bad. I'm not going to worry
about it."
Asked about his Forthcoming
physical examination, he said:
Il expect I'm in pretty good phys
icsl condition-except that I'm un.
derweight.'
He added that he was S feet II
inches tall and weighed 1875 pounds
There's no particular branch Of
service he prefers. Sinstra contin-
ued, and he does not necessaril,
Evening star., 1943-11-06
ItoIy
Continued From First Page \

'N'''''''''''b oifi Z IL Ol FdRt'
alrfleldS at AntImacchia on Cos
Martha on Rhodes and Herakleion
Alrfeld and Gambia Harbor on
Crete. Six British planes were lost
in all operations.
Terrain Extremely Rough.
The area north of Venafro into
which the Americans now are push
no is extremely rough terrain. The
American troops ale going up the
slopes OF Monte Santa Croce, which
rises to we'll over 1000 feet. seeking
out new positions Horses, mules
and men are Juggling up supplies
and weapons.
German resistance has stiffened
IN lhls area. and the rain continues,
The eight German divisions across
The Italian front include the 18th
and 18th Armored Divisions, the Sd
Armored GrenadierS. the 1st Para
chute Division, the Hermann Goer-
ing Division, the 25th and 26th Mo-
torized Divisions and the 3O5th In
fantry Division.
Junction Point Of Road.
Vasto Is a junction point of The
lateral road running north of the
Trlgno River with the coastal road
It's capture thus is doubly impor-
t2nt
Among the villages falling TO the
Americans in tho aSvapce IN U,no
fro were Sannicandro, Lecamerelle,
Capooacqua and Lucentefore.
The 9th Army in the Sessano sd-
vance took control of Pesche. Laca
selia and Fossalto. while the push
to Nasto netted Talozetta, Fang
ghella. Benedetti and Agra fuano.
along the Adriatjc.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Roger Morehort Sues
heiress for Divorce

LOS ANGELES Nov 6-After less
than three months of marriage
Roger L. Morehart, a. has sued
Mrs Ruby Boyer Goldthwsite
Schackelford Morehart. 35, heiress
10 an adding machine fortune, for
divorce.
He charged Mrs Morehart, grand
daughter OF Joseph Boyer, described
as co-jnventor of the adding ma
chine. with mental cruelty in suit
filed yesterday. They were married
in Reno, Nev., August "a.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
King Victor Returns :
From Meeting With
|Anti-fascist Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

BY me Associated Press
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HEAD
QUARTERS, Italy, Nov. 6.-King
Victor Emmanuel was reported en-
route back to his government seat
today from Naples, but there was no
immediate indication of the result
Of talks he had there with Count
Carlo Sforza. anti-Fascist lader, and
others who have urged his abdica-
tion.
It is expected that the King will
confer with Premier Pietro Badoglio
here on the chances Of his being able
to broader the basis of the Italian
cabinet.
If the King reached no agree
ment with Sforza and Benedetto
Croce, the Italian philosopher, in
Naples. there is little choice for him
but to consider abdicating.
1t is understood that If the b.
doglio government offered TO resign.
the Allied military mission would in
sist that it remain In office until
the formation of new government.
Although marshal, Badoglio has
no direct military responsibilities.
He is premier and foreign minister,
but the King is supreme military
commander and the executive COM
mander is Gen. Ambrosio, who con-
trolls the relatively small forces still
under the King in Southern Italy.
Delayed reports from Naples said
that Count Sforza, all but mobbe6
by admirers in his first public ap-
pearance in the city, pleaded for
the immediate creation OF q stable
Italian government representing all
sections and all political opinion.
His address. in the University OF
Naples courtyard Thursday, marked
the anniversary of the Italian
armistice with Austria in the last
war.
Sforza said he pitied. rather than
condemned, the Fascists whom he
termed very stupid people" and
added that the unfortunate era
should be forgotten and its effects
wiped out as quickly as possible.
ttv,> EcL .n
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Cupid Wins Release of Girl
Waiting Sentence in Larceny

Dan Cupid had a close call in
Municipal Court yesterday, but
emerged triumphant, thanks TO the
assistance OF Judge Walter J. Casey
The Judge wss about to pro-
nounce sentence on Celestine
Brown, 10. 1900 block S street NV.
after she pleaded guilty TO q larceny
charge, when the girl spoke up.
Please, your honor" she said
pointing 10 soldier sitting in the
back row of the near-deserted
courtroom. this is my hance.
We were going to get married
but now"
Judge Casey hesitated If / take
your personal bond, will you promise
to go straight?" he asked.
The girl nodded eagerly. oh
yes Well get married right away
The Judge smiled as he beckoned
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Now Is the Time
For YuIe MoiIino

The Post Office Department
warns that:
The war has dislocated the
Christmas mailing season. This
year. November is the time for
mailing Christmas gifts and
cards. Gifts should be marked.
DO not open until Christmas.
BE. sure TO include postal
delivery zone numbers in ad-
dresses.
See page 3, yellow section,
telephone directory for postal
delivery zone plumbers.
Evening star., 1943-11-06

stupidity, but let keen vision. cour-
age and humanity guide our steps
so that it can be said of us that
not only did our country do its
duty in war, but, afterward in peace
it showed the wisdom, poise and
sincerity which contributed in no
small degree to bind up the fright
ful wounds caused by the struggle. y
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Eisenhower Declares
Victory Is Sure, Asks
RedoubIed Blows
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL
giers, Nov. 6.-Declaring that Ger
many's utter defeat-even If not yet
definitely in sights certain" Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower today called
for redoubled efforts and intensifica-
tion of 1.-The fury of our blows"
The Allied commander in chief in
the Mediterranean, in a message
marking the anniversary OF the
North African landings on November
Is, 1912, asserted the battle was being
carried daily closer to the vitals OF
the enemy" in Europe and forecast
that victory will likewise be ours
in the far-of Pacific"
The message, addressed to Ameri-
can military and civil forces in this
theater. praised "the gallant and
powerful Russian Army pounding
the European enemy on the east
and similarly lauded "unconouer-
able China" defying "one of the most
powerful and vicious of our enc
mics"
Declaring that "the ill-considered d
actions OF relatively few individuals
were responsible for reports Of trou-
bles on the home 'front.'" Gen. Eisen-
hover said:
Let us always remember that our
great Nation OF 10000, 900 people is
ceaselessly working and sacrificing
to provide lis Wean0ps en,linnoapf
and supplies and to send us an in
creaSlng now OF reinforcements,"
Pra1sing the Valor, endurance and
loyalty OF the American personnel
Gen. Eisenhower added that they
had established In foreign lands a
reputation for decency and dignity
In conduct"
A similar message was sent TO
British Mediterranean forces.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Four More Soldiers Hurt
In Blast. Army Reveals

Ry the Associated Press
CAMP PICKETT. Va. Nov. g.
Hospital authorities today an
nounced that four additional en-
listed men have been added to the
list OF those previously announced
as suffering serious injuries in the
accidental discharge of high ex-
plosives here Thursday.
The next OF kin of those whose
condition now is considered critical
have been notified. Those listed
additionally by Army medical au-
thorities as serioucIy injured are:
Pvt. Rubi Linville. Cincinnati:
Pvt. Nick Docman, Kansas City:
Pvt. Paul j. Whitehead. Paraeould,
Ark, and Pfc. Leslie Show, Lad
donia, Mo.
Two officers and other enlisted
men were under treatment for su-
perflcial wounds, while an Army
board of officers continued the in
vestigation into the fatal explosion
on the firing range. Five soldiers,
all members of a ouartermaster
service company here, have been
previously announced as killed.
Evening star., 1943-11-06

the soldier 10 the girls side. Good
luck to both OF you" he said
The girl and her soldier walked
out of the courtroom arm in arm.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Fair and
moderately warm this afternoon
increasing cloudiness and not quite
so cool tonight; rain and not 50
warm tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair and moderately
warm this afternoon. increasing
cloudlneSs and not quite so cool to-
night, with rain beginning extreme
west portion tonight; rain and not
quite so warm tomorrow.
ginia-Fair and moderately
warm this afternoon, increasing
cloudlness and not quite so cool
west and north portions tonight:
ram west and north portions and
occasional rain southeast portions
tomorrow: not so warm tomorrow
afternoon.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
slightly muddy At Great Falls,
Report for Last nt Hours
Evening star., 1943-11-06

Onr boys must keep on fighting
We must keep on buying War bonds
until victory is won. Keep on back
ing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Germans Order Civilians
To Leave Lutvion Cities
By the Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 6.-Germar
occupation authorities in Latvie
have ordered evacuation of the
civilian population from the Rus.
sian border cities of Zilupe. Ludzs
and Jaunatgale, the Svenska Dag
oladet said today.
Zilupe is on the Moscow Riga
'ailway, along which the Red Army
S pushing In drive to cut off the
Germans in the Leningrad sector
-udza and Jauntlatgale are aboui
40 miles east of Riga.
Evening star., 1943-11-06

Every time you lick 4 Way savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
FOUND.

FOX TERRIER PUPPY. black and white
.ound in vicinity of Hyattsvjlle ca,
Evening star., 1943-11-06

PROM noon Yesterday TO noon todayt
HlSheSt. 50, 3:l5 pm. Year $50. 81,
ho"eS'' 10 6:l6 am. Year seo, so
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hlehest 9S. on August 10.
Lowest, &. on February ] Is
Humidity for Last 81 Hours.
From noon Yesterday TO noon todaV,
Highest, "a per cent. at S.3o a m
lowest 20 per cent, 81 2:30 pm
Tide IA hIas
Evening star., 1943-11-06
Precipitatiop

Monthly precipitation in jnchee in IN,
Capltal current month 10 datel. W
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
COBRANDOSE VA
FL IMPUEST TO DE
Los TRES CENTAVOS

Los fumadores de cigarrillos
empezaron a pagan va ell impuesto
de tres centavos por cajetilla.
La mayor parte de las marcas
subieron ell precio hasta 10 v IS
centavos.
Para los detallistas va hay
abundancia de sellOs. Mas de $780,
600 de ellos Sc vendieron en- Tam
pa.
En- las cajetillas de 10 cigarri-
los, ell impuesto es solamente de
dos centavos; en- las de 20, de 8
centavos, y en- las de "a, de 4.
Las petacas de so cigarrillos
tienen que pgar IL centavos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
Pide que Sc Levante
Ell Bando Contra
La G asolin a

ATLANTA, julio En- un te-
legrama a Ralph K. Davies, jefe
asistente de la division de petro-
leos, ell gobernador Arnall, de
Georgia, pide que Sc levante Ell
racionamiento de la gasolina en- So
estado, 10 mismo que en- la Florida.
Como ell p1blico pone en- duda
la necesidad de las r~estricciones en-
cuanto a la gasolina, este crea
cierta falta de respeto para TODD
ell programa de racionamiento.
Arnall pide a los automovilistas
que demanden de sus representan-
ties y senadores ell %presentar la
question a Davies.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
ESUHABITACIONDEL HOTEL HILLS
BORO DECLARE AVER Ell LIDER
OBRERO VAN HORN

I una habitaci6n del hotel Hills
n traslad6 aver la corte del
'alto, de modo que pudiese de-
4sf Ell lider obrero r. E. Van
pa presidente de la Union In
aOder.
Horn, que era COLO desde
amos, ACADIA de perder la otra
ua J So estado de salud no es
lnterrogado por los abo-
De las dos parties dijo que
Jug suspender a 20 obreros de
I'Ohes afiliadas a la Interna-
euando lie fue comunicado,
.erado Oliver C. Maxwell,
N. Ferrera y Frank Cassaro,
qua huelga era inminente
I0 de p horas".
era su Representative
ana en- Tampa y Ferrera Sc
del COmite COnsultivo
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
Acuerdos del
Ayuntamiento
Ell Otorgamiento
de Indultos

FL ayuntamiento celebr6 anoche
session y ell CONCEAL Klay sugiri6
que los indultos, en- cuanto a los
presses municipales, sean maneja-
dos por la Association de Ministries
de Tampa.
Hizo la recommendation cuando
Sc debatfa una sentencia de go dias
impuesta a un exsoldado de 10
amos por robar gasolina.
Sc acord6 cobrarle al exsoldado
una multa de $48, librandolo de
la carcel.
Qued6 autorizado ell alcalde pa
ra negociar tres coches de la po-
licfa y comprar, mediante subasta,
cinco nuevos.
Sera sacada a subasta la extern
sion de las canerias del servicio
de aqua en- la Gale Thrace entire
las Gales 10 y 20.
La companfa de automobiles de
alquiler Jackson Cab podra cam
biar su nombre a Way Cab Com
pany.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
bra COnQuiStar Z AIdeaS PerdierOn los NaZiS l21
hnqueS, 3l4 A~erOplanOS y mas de 10000 HOmbreS
ALOS NIP0NES
BARCOS De GUERRA

WASHINGTON, julio En- ell
golfo de Kula lie fueron aver hum
didos seis barcos de guerra a la
escuadra japonesa y cuatro sufrie-
ron averias.
I'm crucero americana fu6 hum
dido en- la manana de julio 6, en-
ire la Nueva Georgia Y Kolomba
Niagara.
La victoria de la escuadra fue
anunciada anoche en- ell despacho
del general Macarthur.
Siete aeroplanos, de una escua-
drilla de 48, lie fueron derribados
a los nipones en- Darwin. La avia-
ci6n americana perdi6 siete. So
bre Rendova y Kula al enemigo lie
fueron destruidos otros nueve apa-
ratios.
Durante ell bombardeo de Bal
roko, en- la Nueva Georgia, la es-
cuadra americana perdi6 ell des-
tructor "Strom".
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
MATO A SU MUJER
INTENTO SUICIDARSE

HOLLYWOOD, julio 7.-El di-
putado Clark, de la oficina del
sheriff, informa que Ivan d.
Sechrist, de so amos, mat6 aqui a
su mujer, de la que estaba sepa-
RADIO, y despues intent6 suicidarse.
Dej6 ell hombre escrita una nota
en- la que admite ell prop6sito de
matarla y suicidarse despues.
La herida del hombre es de po-
ca importancia. Sera acusado de
asesinato en- primer grade.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
Conjunto.

Conjunto.
Van Horn dijo que habia sido
vicepresidente desde 1925 a 1886
v que desde 1886 no Sc han efec-
tuado elecciones porque las dos
terceras parties de los miembros,
como 10 requiere la Constitution,
no 10 han pedidO.
Charles Norona, actual repre-
sentante de Van Horn, declare en-
la session de la tarde, que Sc verl-
fic6 en- ell edificio del tribunal
Hoy seguira declarando Norona
Y despues 10 hara Cassaro.
Representa- a Van Horn, que
seg1n los 90 obreros no tiene au-
toridad para suspenderlos, los le-
trados Frank T. Phillips y I. Pal
ne Kelly, y a los quejosOs los Sres'
Albert D'Arpa Y William c. Pier
ce.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
Hundido I'm
Submarine Nippon

LONDRES, julio T. Ell
primer ministro de la Nueva
Zelandia, Peter Fraser, anun
clio aver que un bombardero
Hudson, manejado pOr Off
ciaIes neOzelandeses, hundi6
un submarine nippon de gran
tamaho.
Hay razones para Greer
que tambien tuvo exitO un
ataque hecho contra otro su-
mergible.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
pS Limones Sc
a 10 Is
entavos Cada Uno

NEW YORK, julio 7.-Aunque
CPA tiene fijado a los limones
lreciO maxine de AZ centavos
|%Ocena, en- esta ciudad Sc ven
a 10 Y Is centavos cada uno.
abastecimiento de limones es
for en- un $50 a la cantidad
nOrmalmente Sc consume.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
DESDE
UN DECIM0 PISO

YORK, julio LA Srta.
b Tengi, de "a amos, vecina
casa ndmero IA de la Gale
|e, en- Garfield, New Jersey, Sc
do aquf arrojandose desde un
nO piso.
hoc6 ell cuerpo con un saliente
kegundo piso Y fue a caer So
Ia marquesina de entrada de
lrnOld Constable Co.
b tenia trabajo la mujer Y sc
ia presentado a buscarlo en- la
Eina Federal de Empleos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-07
IA AUNENTADO la
De ARMAS

LSHINGTON, julio En-
forme redactado con pala-
De tono severe, Donald M.
b, presidente de la Junta de
cci6n de Guerra, dice que la
acton de armas no ha au-
do, 10 que evidentemente
dificultades a las inminen-
beraciones militares en- Euro
a las va iniciadas en- ell Sur
hcifico.
tamos en- la puerta de entra-
uno de los mas grandes pc
de prueba en- la historic de
zion. No podemos consentir
D esfuerzo decaiga. Debemos
rarnos, por -el contrario, a
frente a todos los Obstacu-
n la mayor calma y prOp6sito
mayo d~isminuy6 en- un tres
la fabrication de tan
artillerfa, armas antitan-
! otros aparatos de guerra;
ida" en- las municiones fue
Ee por ciento, y de un cuatro
en- la construction de
mercantes.