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Evening star., 1943-12-03
Senators Call Drew Pearson
To Explain Tux-Vote Statement

perature of 10l degrees, and she
recommended that he return home.
Mr.. Pearson notified of the cir
cumstances, said he would appear at
a later date.
Chairman George. whose commit
tee is conducting hearings on the
81, lac, 100000 new tax bill, declared
yesterday he wanted to get at, the
facts" and said a subpoena would be
issued If Mr.. Pearson did not appear
The columnlst, however. said he
would be OH hand, adding:
LAS Senator George said to Presi-
dent Roosevelt in 1888 at Barnes
vile. Ga. I accept the challenge"
His reference was to the Geor-
gian,s remark ira IS 1898 campaign
(See TAXES Page A-l8.)
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Curtin Says Victory
In Pacific Must Wait;
Sees Gen. Macarthur
There Is No Short Gut
Prime Minister Asserts
After Conference
By the Associated Press,

CANBERRA, Dec. Final
victory in the Pacific must wait
on events in Europe and there is
no short cut to victory, Prime
Minister John Curtin said today.
The Australian government leader
said he had just completed an i'm
portant conference with Gen. Doug
las Macarthur. commander of AL
lied forces in the Southwest Pacific
In a press statement, Mr.. Curtin
said they had discussed the tri-
partite declaration in Cairo for the
defeat of Japan, adding:
MY discussions with Gen. Mac.
Arthur had particular reference tt
prolonged operations and were
conditioned by joint realization that
final victory in the Pacific must
largely wait on events in Europe"
No Short Cut to Victory.
The Cairo agreement, he said
tells the Australian people clearly
that there is no short cut to victory
in the Pacific"
president Roosevelt, Prime
Minister Churchill and General
issimo Chang Kai-shek pledged
to continue to persevere in "seri-
GUS and prolonged operations"
necessary to force the uncondi-
tional surrender of Japan.)
Mr.. Curtin said the Australian
war effort is now entering a new
phase.
THE defensive stage has passed
The initiative has been gained from
the enemy.
"Rabaul New Britain, which
was focal point for the whole Jap.
anese activities in the Southwes
Pacific areas, has now become ;
precarious naval air base which tn.
enemy uses at great hazard"
Praises Macarthur.
The Prime Minister added thai
Gen. Macarthur had expressed full
agreement with the general prin.
ciples laid down by the govern.
ment in rebalancing the Australian
war effort to prepare for the pc.
riod of offensive.
Il have again expressed to hin
(Gen. MacArthur) the gratitude O.
the people and the government fol
the great service he is rendering"
Evening star., 1943-12-03
First D. {. Family Men
Report al Fort Myer
For Induction Monda,
Six Fothers Are Called
By Droft Boord; Others
Foce EorIy Summons

Beginning Monday, the Dis
trict will reach into it's reservoir
of established family men to
meet its calls for fighting men.
| The first six District men pre-
viously held in reserve because OF
their family ties will board the bus
for Fort Myer. Va, Monday morn
ing. If they pass their physical ex-
animation, they will be inducted.
OF those inducted, only those who
enter the Army will be able to spend
Christmas with their children. The
Army is the only service granting a
three-week furlough after induction.
The potential selectees are all
registered with District Draft Board
No. 20. District headquarters ex-
planned that the boards call came
early in the month but that every
day after Monday other boards will
send fathers to the induction station
Most of the men have small chill
dren and are afraid their induction
will work hardship on their wives
They all confidently expect to pass
the physical examination and be in
Quoted.
Father Of Five Boys.
OF the seven, Joseph John Caruso
"a, has the most children. His five
boys are aged 13, II, 10. and 4
years. He is florist at Fourteenth
street and Columbia road NV.
In way, hope he won't be in
ducted," admitted his wife, though
I know shouldn't feel that way"
Mrs. Caruso doesn't work now anc
doesn't think she should.
Il think my children should have
their mother with them. They gel
into lot of mischief. Then, 1 have
to help them with their homework
1t seems to me I'm pretty busy just
helping them. They need lot Of
care
The Carusos are buying home al
1437 Otis street NE.
Chester Morgan Graves. 35, q
masseur at the Metropolitan Club
has two children, a boy of and 6
6-month-old daughter.
If he's inducted," said his wife
u want to keep my house, but if
can't make 1t, I'll take the children
home to my parents"
Between the rent paid by roomel
and the allotment she would gel
from her husband, Mrs. Graves sale
she thought she could make out.
Robert Cyrus Martin, who ha.
been a pipefitter at the navy yarc
for three years, has two boys
2-year-old and 5-month-old. Ths
potential selectee celebrated his 37tf
birthday yesterday.
Looks to Husbands Savings.
Mrs. Martin said her husband hat
been able to save a little money ane
with that and the allotment, sht
thought she and the children coule
get by. He said she hadn't worked
since her baby wa&bor and cam
work now because she can't get any.
one to take care of him.
She, too. plans to take her chill.
dren to their grandparents if SHIT
can't get along. The Martins have
an apartment at 1885 Eighteenth
street Sc.
Harold j. Hatch, q, a refriger.
ator repairman. has an 18-month.
old baby. His wife has no idea wha'
she and her child will do if Mr.
Hatch is inducted. She doesn't wan
| IC. - ~ . I,1n
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Mountbotten Returns

NEW DELHI, Dec. 3 (P.-Admiral
Lord Louis Mountbatten, Allied COM
mander in Southeast Asia, returned
to India from the Middle East tri-
power conference today and held an
immediate conference of his military
commanders.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Late Bulletin
Moulinie Rests Case

m0U1InIe KeStS Case
GEORGETOWN, Del. (R.-
The defense rested its case
today in the trial of Carl
"Frenchy" Moulinie, accused
of murder in the death of his
friend, Warrant Officer John
H. Worthington Of Washing
ton.
y
Earlier Story on PAGE A-6)
Evening star., 1943-12-03

(See D. c. DRAFT, Page Alb.
Evening star., 1943-12-03

Continued on Page ALB, Column 4
Evening star., 1943-12-03

Continued on Page A-l8, CO
Evening star., 1943-12-03

See CONFERENCE, Page Aid
Evening star., 1943-12-03

tSee BEST, Page A-18D
Evening star., 1943-12-03

tSee SERVICE VOTES, Page AID
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DEATHS

~ : ~ - ~
Ttp~es ~ .k .nreA Es-7 Cameron RI
fssz=r=-f-A--A "a t--L---1 a41l Hanna H. 10
----------i-----z Il af--,.-h -ta--4 l--Hlns $50
Rswaf1 GeraH Bishop 1858 "a0-'''
r.. HERRING s3ts v,neeoos -
Tfe TaVa1s l60E FREDERICK a.
Mare R'#tz $500 -=vrdsIe so
Joseph Tapr 2l2s Helen 90
r.4 johnson 1t1t2 Arlington w
T1UaTIei Ms'uFisViCT a52t Crene 50
Joseph kot4Ia $3.50 GYsufV 26
Aatr-et H. rAlhat-- 4nlI- " NArrsr- ,-A-
James , Rvers $3.50 Seneca -
Msu zee Hafeti 1854 quincy SIS
l.Ha'H'yres 1o~L AleEandrire 81
Gus'Hre SpaEeirsiJs 50 Forest RI'er
Ro1s s7usgy 1si2 " Jefferson. 50
Hare Martin IS " Hancock. 50
Anna s So Nsrys. i4iS5 Liberal IN
Louise Hsrdv lu27e r outer drive ~.
william w Philips I2722 Grisgs n
Cham krurIa'g. 1882 Santa Rosa 50
Belle Volkoyich 1885 Blaine. 50
FREDERICK a. Hsgemeister. s25 y. Green
81
Jarr-rs Atz7-rrrrv--ss- " HEucork 81
AGNES Williams 1901 Lender Lockisnd
Msrgsre, Mcc1sker. ss5s Rewick. q.
N-rX StyvtzK6E ET7s Brunette y
Anna G Banba $3.50 Almont -
Lette Louise Bentley lhli2 Faust So
Marie Young as, SeIden 4
Norman HABIT 1898 Rurretf- q
Wst3 Ann -tshaAta AA%2 Helen annth
tsres Murray Mccormick. e3'' sch'l'r
80
IaSr GaIev,ki ssit Chers So
Au'honv KozSkevicz aifi COPELAND IS.
TAtef A.ln.r- IraaE A-raaff -
Mary Hirmsu $3.50 pe.ouye ~
Frances pIebni- 1872 MefrCK -
Herman N~oeseke it3S moran "a.
Theresa A4-eH s+a+ IFgAs -
France. Naf04nos a7oo Chenr, 40.
'1hr Daniels sTp7 Russell
sgrs0 Prd 2t7c B,yidsre. SO
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Death notlres

ATRTy June p Frer. ~ llag s, Jean
beloved SOW NJ !Hl-s An7 Amelia lJeiH
Aer'f dear h.oihef N Ms ne.s GIi..
man uncle ~ Cha'mcrs and Mrs 'nrneUA
Rrrcrr Funeral services SatuftAN. y g. m D..
A. 4 Peers Funeral Home, l2o'7
jratIo'. Ave
nRINKAU~ PhHp beloved husband ~
Ida dear father N Mildred Coulter apt
NJ Harold Drinkaus. dear brother ~ Mrs
Margaret Hurd and Mrs Fred Gihhings
and irving Funeral service ~ cooper
Brothers Mortuary, Mack avenue a. Gar
and Time later
GRtBER-Harnah NJ June ie43 %
$500 DicEerson; beloved mother ~ Mrs.
Maine Fourr.er Mrs Rose clark ~ Port
land Ore and lnscHn ] Gruher Funeral
saturday m from he chapel ~ the
Gordon C-Crabh Funeral Home, Gratiot
A. outer Drive Burial VIII be in Forest
Lawn Cemeiery
IFNII-Jure 2 Lena beloved wife n
Hugo dear mother - Ardel daughter
~ Julia and the ate Louis Magnetic
sister ~ Mrs Rose Rost0ri John and
Henri Msseatt4- s-pets4- fem -tes.
tpucP :036 htrtioitrN avenue SATURDAY
A. IN m NATIVITY ~ our L0rd Church
A. ~ 80 p
MIDbEI Rose NJ aee 3, wears ~
1855 Cedargrove ave beloved vie ~
The late Frank \ Midde---'i-sr mother
~ Frank RAYMOND and George Nidfel
Mrs Albert Eiowrine and Mrs william
? Crowley Funcrs from mo Alfred vs..
Frpsr's Funera' Home S3}a Grafini ave t
SATURDAY morning A. 30. AZ ne As
sumption G-otto church a. o. lu'ermert
NJ Ouvct. CcTr'c.N
RAnACHN June 50 1913 Heen, beloved
stife of Joseph loving mother ~ Rich
ard E1heft norman Joseph Dr.. and
SnIrlev june dear daughter ~ Mary
Natersn dear sister ~ Anna Miller
Agnes ntiur Mary Nsrek Frances
Radarrv Josephine GgantusN Veronica
Bor'sRisK Robert Nayerar PVT Frank
and Joseph Funcrs' from S}h4 kampa
lnkstcr. Mich Monday. IS a. m Polish
National church az IN
rRENDL -J1ne ~ 1888. Mrs Pauline C.
TrendlF mother Of Mrs Mark KeI0Eg
Clara and George " Trendle Funeral
services A. chapel " the VIM x Hamilton
CO. Cass avenue Al Alexandr'ne saturday
r1o-rinc a. ~ O'Clock Ints~mcnt a. Nor
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ftNICAIoRS


TrE orErs. t1ass ca, 9, VI ssI
artfe- ~ -r1-r
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

nH... p.
.y
b. &C.. .---4--.-.s- ..----., f--H,>
h-'"
90 ..-.... 90
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d.. .,-- ps-
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@-.fr' ,.'.'. 2' F''7'r T1'f'PA
ira go Rssa Rar, Raass -
- ~ .ean NaL-s %,
- --r--, On r-n..,,s 49,.
- y 49, rs-. 49,. 81
h. = i"t.. =. b'r9,Se E ,,ti u
TO- s-e-sgs, ~ k5tn 9s,... zee. I:
Al-ft l"ttl ~ r--" ~
aosts-'s -
D. i''.''' -''
A7l'' Bel G ,,.,. w. w. -
30, FRA ~ Ma, r..r.. -
p5rsa Naraocs - Etn'S- a vo.
So 2 I,Sss-egssss. ,t--,lsi l--E-
vs- Tvs &C. Virginia Cary
IS
" r ch'oo'er 20 i's' " wn'o-.
5=ooq a Visrsr % Mar, Ws-sTr.s-
~
Nsl-lce schan-, Eancs ss-k22-
Wegsm q p.c-t a. T8'ab : rrais as
E.rri 4 Nessnet 81 RoosrtS koVAsk,.
nm. No,--,-, a. p.s,-,,. Ne.
Kew Keos, ss N''''' 49, ''' "
rNt NJ Rsleks - Irene NJ Praski. "a
TsSss bo 5Ts I" ra nv, E' 1s,.,
g.
N s,.i. kao Bur y h, ,.o,,t.,
c.. Ket..at4a .s z,A.s-a-.. Ian
- "a
- = p,ss, On OrsI Sanders T.
49,. -. 90 - r,..,..,-
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Deaths, Marriages and Divorces
DEATHS


Gathering. Connolly f..t. Nau.s shire p.
Sara. trr.u. f.... .4U.l .hF.I'.Fl tt
h'tysrttr % Caruhr. 81. F-HrH." 80
fr r.. Ist.Dr kfs Tu...a 20
tlt.H .a.a,t.ltf. t.1l f0r1 1s
..f.rLe F-.un. ~ .H ~
Peter -.frs.r L2ss F,.r'fsr.H 20
I...a Iftt.. ..-f ruse.sAr
E..-n ka.K #tu- Nare ST.
rt. nam pa"se cas- F.trs
E.n.rl Onward ru..Ur 1886 - nNs'nne
MAJ. x..e Fe'rrt-. $3.50 >0f'ERes'efn
W u F-ar-.e FB.-.c.. faHl vs. Nffn'r
sam .e' i.etfwar 'r.r .s.H
Ta. Na-.ul a9ru4 E.E I'd a..
frHrte Fn.t 1900 Ha.
ste.a Fsr'rr.s fHH I4ua. If ON
f.4rE H."".1. fff2 'fr4rtf ~
FHnl.L -at'rt| 1851 'fe'Wg"' 81.
W ann N.rEHff..f. 1854 A..r7R.'. ~.
Waite. D. Ntrr. f.h. IHtfrrIr'0 90
F..e N N.,trr-.0. .fs1f huH f'R1 i'
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PEOPLES OUTFlTTING co.
$50 MICHIGAN AVE
CONTACT NAN

To renr sent local hank as solicitor 10Y
loans and hank services Wen established
business % service and opportunity 70
grow with young organization Salary $3.50
Per month % start csr furnished II you
are A good kslesPcrs1n and want posi-
uor with good future as well az good
present earnings address Detroit Times
BOX A-l237. enclosing recent Photograph.
Il pnsSia!R,-sBd- s.re- ft4+4-aetsi4--of -vetir
sNneYienrc
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Death notires

NNN RRABANT June .. JuliA (nee ne
.JrsrEel.-4-e- an re-idencse. 1855
RIrNrrG beloved wife nt jules dear
mother .of Andre and Camille Funeral
from Nerhcyden Funeral Home $4,000
Mack ANeulr az outer prlFe SATURDAY
AZ els and our Lady ~ SORROW Church
af .n Rosary FRIDAY evening a.
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Lost and Found

LOST Gold Wsrbsm Premier wrist
psten. black leather hand sf' from
feaf parents Good feVat!. 1907 Florida
'rr
MANS brown alligator wallet Tuesday
vicinity CanfeIt Woodward Contents
valuable 20 owner only Liberal reward
Tuxedo 5t67
PONFR ANlAN Reddish brown, male
june vicinity Bingham Ford road
Nl.nlsan and schaefel Dearborn. Reward
oregon 1870
Puppy Female white with brown marx
mss, baby pet vicinity 1887 Wide
mere Reward University t-l62T
SMALL. reddish brown and white dog
l.1 Reward. pinkrce 62GS
WILL party who bought Hamilton watch.
case So l2f202S one sapphire ring. one
f-ns razor and green sheepilned Jacket
nom stranger. pleased caT owe 0Ss77
WIREHAlRED Fox Terrier male white.
Tan Ears. one stsndup mas idennica-
fiou tsE with name and owners name and
address phone number. Ticker Reward
Vermont $3.50
consult the enlarged Resl Estate list
Ings n The big sunday Times Want A.
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate us'-
irss n the hig sunday Times Want A
ScCttDni
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AnyrRrIsINa DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSo% SfEHfoS displays.
posters 1909 Brush street Telephone
FAHdtlph qitt
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TRENDLy
TX x%o v,i Se41Ecp DEzQczdW
BUYERS GUIDE
RADIO SERVICE
INTERPRETATIONS SERVICE

FREE store checkup, -caIs 81 Idea
Housekeeping snop, 5ol7 Woodward
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ROLLER SKATING, pANCING

Ait IN 4 r. --,- = 2 y 2 r - f--t-
labor guaranteed. Prompt service To
= 1IfV
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AAA-l adinI raAuns additions house
raising moving lowest prices IN city
Can us any time TWirbroos 22oq6 f1r
free estimates SAVE SOW. Fla terms
General Improvement Go
AA-1-INStI SIDING AND u s
q ROOFING guaranteed, FLA. r.. A
Porter Townsend s-1573.
\ ROOF or siding puf on 30 money down.
Free estimates. quick service IT.. ? o2fo
ALL kinds roofs repairs new f1'fs
Cherry 4445. evenings Tyler 6-p64t
AMERICAN expert worKmca VIII cover
your 23X26 80 home with Ford N-Neei
brick SIDING for Only size 4 .o-Near roof
$50 EASY terms MANY Jobs m process
for your inspection Call IF 1897
G ONT ETE HOME IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE ROOFING AND SIDING
ESTIMATES 40 TOR TOO SMALL.
FREE ESTIMATE GIVEN ny A RES
TRICK QrAttFfrD CONTRACTOR
FESTEtCK LUMBER co EAFANtIIF
FOR a batter r5of AH Fe1eraI RoofuI
CO. PHI SfrugweIls VI 1-lItS
SFWING MACHINE REPAIRING
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- REPAIRING SIS vrs \exPsrien-t Al
MAKES g1sr snyder serY.,t TO. Q Sois
= g.. ca 1U9RIlEp vsrts ara service
rebuilt rg repa 20 Wafer W Thomas
$3.50 ftt Reaf rTser e.uqfs.
WASHER sTnVI-E
makes -s-4.f. guaranteed pat''
Tampa -.eFts
t-airs pt.ss rra.h.r -s -arGums 70
sr. rr.a- card vnrs susrsntref
-.-.at k..A
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ROOFING AM SIDING

ROLLER SKATING nightly. dancing
Exercise Tor better health Windsor
Arena. 572 MrDouEsU. Windsor.
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PAI>TING Am DECORATING

Al ACCURATE decora'jrE Rooms
pppcrsd SIS 90 up Immediate service
Temple h2Ha
PAPER % tSGtSG PAPER removed hy
steam rarer iJnshe0 estimates free
Tenor $3.50
WALLPAPER removing licensed ma
cnlrcS prour. clean. reasonable
p~aEc TYLER .-ut9
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PGASTEHING

ALTERATIONS arches pIsstering Cen
srs y.asfef.E contractor Repairing
f.atatiefs reasonable Madison 5000
All PLASTIC RrEs la'nlugt ceilings.
srcnes tsralrIrg Lafse-small. reason
able Temple i-2asq
BETTER TasterlrE repairing workman
Sh.v EGar1r'red teE'instosl Val Do
Prompt service Lafayette 4222
gFNFRAt contractor specializing lsth-
ing ,laF'e-irs tfop ceilings, cones
s-.Hts Prs~r Temple 2-oh2f
PIAsr EFINs Large ~ suaH jobs re-
f--E o'ers--r-s. ss'.Ftas'lar. Tee
phone ticlr nhNs
rtaSrF EI%G ffua-as alterations no
r1 small "a. .atte T0Vuscat 1899
FfNUiEltNG Homes -spaiti-g arches
trt' .r.at.e'.rg tes. rs'cFf. "a
.e s- -sw8rsfr olive $500
tt e-rhTF ssr- tar-rrt~g. latrinE
ITr-r.-,rr ..l-isret1 All repairs.
Tempe H--s
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tNstlATIttr

fc[h H11. r-V- YES 49, o. -
fs'i, osmi1gt -. t-s.s Ltf, ~ I.
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Wt~mNG VAtHtNI NAtttN RfrAIRN

At laanrf tsra m rtFa rrE rtnu
rs-es hR.re'an osi0. l0fli
WINNER.
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SALEESNElA4

FOR mems r'o'strr Fur 'r,e. permanent
1871 "s IN, meN VIII good saIes mack
sr1un1 .iood opportunity FOR now and
postwar Excellent working conditions
50 NIGHT WORK Must 30 drsf, sN-
empt and no. eligible FOR var work
AFrLY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
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ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS

90 - 4 - We "a - . ~ 4 y - Va
ASBESTOS BRICK SIDING sl7s Up
At'ics piers p.Hs'erIng roots FHA
tsrmt srs nothing down priorfes
secure al work cone fy Rogers Con
structtou TY h-a-1F
ENGINEERED ATTIC CONVERSIONS
Res'riCA cuahfe@ contractor VH give
sdvcs am zee orfiuAfes Roofing and
sidlnr estimates % ~ rive wears t1 pat.
Cal LhfHFeffs utag Ees'rlDk Lumber Cn
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At,rrKEs.rs RrNoyArEn

A DEFENSE against high prices Have
SOU fwRtfrrss renovated. "Mlicf,' S@O
Erfrheva. LFuuN IHpt
MATTRESS rerovatuE inuersprnig mat
.-LszLs - LIZ l-allLl AnIkuAnshLn
guaranteed HHd.rN, Randolph Nuoa
MATTRESSES renovated like new posi-
lively guaranteed, star Mattress Co.
H'larfh .f~t
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Memorials

FISFsT qusNts SO. ) grsds granite mark
fre row 81 80. terms To s 692
uet Monument works 27t4 " Dawson
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Beauty Culture Schools

HFGH SeHGOt TEsl-InvssttEat'
Beauty Culture Training Hygenit
school Madison s052
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sIpING INstIAJIu

SEWING m4cr.rls' tacua0es repaired IN
home & used usrhrrs 77usHt Vine
vr1a 5F-u
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Trade Schools-Male

LEARN M0pER&- RARBERING Phone
wf!Is Mo.er Barber COLLEGE. $50 Mich
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Funeral Directors

Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HONF FOR FUNERALS
lts1 81 JEFFERSON FlTLROY 2i7s-7a
SUTTON SON
rt- TEl NBUiL AVE TEMPLE 800
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-10

ian control, with German troops
leaving those places.
Clashes between German a n d
Italian troops were reported to
have taken place at Genoa, Tor
iona, Certosa and Pavia.
The islnd Of Corsica, in the
northern Tyrrhenian sea and pos
sible springboard to an Allied in
vasion Of northern Italy or south
ern France, was reported from
Madrid to be in italian hands al
though there had been rumors all
morning that the Germans plan.
ned an aerial assault on the island.
Other reports said that an Al
lied fleet lay off Corsica today.
ready for any action, and that
Allied planes were already land
ing on Corsican bases.
The reports reaching Madrid did
not disclose the fate of the few
Germans known to have been on
Corsica, or those on Sardinia al
the time of the Italian surrender.
German planes have been using
airports on Sardinia for attacks
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-10
CAMERON AGAINST
PIPELINE ROUTE
Continued From Page One)

mostly be needed in inland cities
and wouldn't pay on the coast"
GIVE been watching this thing
all along" he said, land I can't
see anything to it. 1t just looks
like a waste of Federal funds.
eff it hadn't been for the war
emergency, the government would
not have built the Plantation line
and the Southeastern line. just
can't see building pipe line along
the Coastal cities.
1.-THE supply Of gasoline is fail
ing in Texas, according to Mr..
Ickes, and we may have to go to
other sources, probably South
America, for our gasoline. A line
along our coast would be a waste
of money.
"Tankers could come to Will
mington by coast from Venezuela
as easy as they could 60 to Jack
sonville.
"And another thing we have to
think about is our Merchant Ma
rine. We have to have something
for our ships and men to do after
the war;"
Expressing the opinion that this
country will have to import pc
troleum after the war, Mr.. Cam
eron said sit would be bad thing
to have all these pipe lines and
to put in them"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-10
MUNICIPAL WORK
DESCRIBED HERE
City Clerk Tells Lions
Club OF Functions OF
City Government

City Clerk, ]. R. Benson outlined
the functions and machinery of
municipal government here in a
speech before the Lions club Thurs
|day afternoon.
After describing the work of the
various city departments, the city
clerk proceeded to break down
the city's income into its COM
ponent factors so that the Lions
could see where the funds to oper-
ate the city came from.
Out of total income of 1922
'012.o5 in 1942-43, Mr.. Benson said,
32.47 per cent came from current
taxes; 1851 per cent from ABC
profits; 1901 per cent from delin-
quent tax collections; 1873 per
cent from parking peters; water
and sewer collections, 1878 per
cent; street assessments, 237 per
cent; rents, 80 per cent; housing
and shelter rents, 81 per cent
and miscellaneous .93 per cent.
Lion President Jimmy Lawson
conducted the meeting and warned
all Lions that next Thursday was
the annual 100 per cent attendance
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-10
ALLIES PUNCHING
MALAHANC SECTOR
Continued From Page One)

live tons were dropped on Heaths
plantation as the paratroopers
landed to seize an airstrip in the
Markham valley. Later AS tons
of bombs blasted at Malahang and
Jacobsen plantations, and yester-
days comfhunique told of So tons
dropped on the terrace area. To-
days communicate reported 70
more tons aimed at the perimeter
of defenses.
Continuous and concentrated
air bombardments on strong points
of Lac Notifications appear to
have reduced them to practical
ruin" today's communique sum-
married.
Artillery has been demolished,
installations destroyed or disrupt
ed and troops heavily punished. ;"
Allied warships also put in an
appearance near Salamaua, bonn
harding the waterfront and shoot
ing down at least two of the enemy
planes which attacked them. A
third plane probably was downed.
The communicate said the war
ships which shelled the Finschhaf-
en- area were light surface units"
probably destroyers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-10
Albanian King Rejoices
At Nelus Of Allied Gain

LONDON, Sept. 9. - up - King
zog OF Albania, whose country was
attacked by Italian troops on Coco
Friday in 1889 in one of the Axis
prehminaries to the war, tele-
phoned the Associated Press to.
day with the following statement
on the fall of Italy:
"Albanians everywhere, inside
or outside the country, rejoice at
the news of the unconditional sur
render of Italy which they con-
slider the inevitable end of Fascist
association with the totalitarian DO
Icy OF aggression. The war in Al
bania continues and will be fought
with the same determination for
liberation of all Albania.
"Albanians, United, demand with
one voice the admission of Albania
among the United Nations with
legal representation composed II
all political tendenci, IS. We have
consistently demanded to be in
cluded among the United Nltions
ever since the Allies formed the
United Nations.
Nov that the fate OF the Axis
forces is settled, every effort should
be made to secure the. wholeheart-
ed cooperation Of all countries,
great and small, for the final
victory of democracy, Europe and
the Pacific"