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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
NN/ORRIED about gargan-

U/ tuan taxes Suffering
w from war filters? Do
you tear up rationing coupons
in your sleep? Don't let it
throw you because you can now
iron out all your problems. Just
20 hang yourself.
The recommended cure, how
ever. isn't as drastic as IL sounds
because this hanging doesn't
snuff out your life - IL builds
YOU up.
Take the word Of 1o-ycar-old
Petty Atkinson, skating and
dancing star who .s up on all
the secrets OF conditioning. Al
though she's still in her teens.
Betty has erammcd into her life
20 years Of professional dane
'GC five years OF baton twirling
as the worlds champion drum
ma lorette, and nearly three
years of.skating in one Of Amer
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
This Exercise Isn't As Easy
As II LOOks-But 1t Is Excel
lent for Hardening Up Flabby
stomach Muscles.

ing yourself will help put an
end TO paunchy tummies, too
generous hips, and piano legs.
These exercises are easy to
perform, but, unless you know
how, they can be dangerous. II
is 2 standing axiom of all health
experts that a doctors approval
should be Obtained before start
ing any such strenuous program.
Many women shy away from
exercise for fear of becoming
muscular. a close study of these
pictures shows, however, that
Betty has powerful arm, shoul-
der and leg muscles, and yet
she's retained her lovely figure.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

This Isn't
One of the
Prettiest
N1aneuvers
On the Iron
Bar But II
Does W on
ders for
Back and
Leg
Muscles
That Need
Toning Up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Air Smash Rips
Ali Axis Europe
Continued from Page One)

on the German inland port and
industrial center of DuiShurg.
The air war-the long sought
goal Of smashing at the Axis for.
treSS of Europe from all sides and
without CeSSatfon-WaS literally in
progress almost every hour of the
day and night seeking 10 give the
enemy no time TO rest or recover
before A new blow was struck;
American crews made the heavi-
est RAID ever undertaken by Fly
ing FortrcSScS over Europe when
they attacked ST. Omcr and
Meaulte, in northern France, yes
torday but they were back over
Germany Is hours later, the AXIS
reported.
Within the 36-ho'm period, the
Russian air force attacked War.
saw. Allied planes from Tunisia
blasted al CaGhari. Sardinia, and
the great Italian port of Naples,
and other American planes from
the Middle East bombed the har-
-hUr Of augusta, on the east coast
Of Sicily
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Allies Renew
Aerial Attacks
On Jap Bases

UNITED NATIONS gEAD-
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, May
IA GNS) A break in the bad
weather which has been hamper
ing Allied aerial activity in the
southwest Pacific brought wide
sweeps on Japanese bases north
OF Australia, Gen. Macarthur an
uounced today.
Hardest hlt bv the Allied planes
were japanese StrongholdS on New
Britain, with GaSmata taking its
heaviest daylight battering.
Billy Mitchell medium bombcrs
and long range fighters carried out
two attacks on the airdromc and
waterfront AT GaSmata. Attack.
ing from tree-tOp level, they
heavily bombed and strafcd air
ICraft in dispersal areas. anti-ar-
Icrafl positions, camp areas and
tbargcS.
-Four other Jap stronGholdS on
Now Britain were assaulted from
Ithc air. Heavy bomberS attacked
The Lakunai and Nanaukanau air
IdromeS. near Rabaul.. lust before
dawn. Two heavy bombcrS bombed
and strafcd the flying field at Cape
Gloucester.
Japanese patrols, trying TO pcnc-
Itrate Allied lines on Lababia ridge,
lncar the Jap stronghold at Mubo,
| New Guinea. were forced 10 retire
to their original lines, leaving 90
casualties.
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In Atlu.
laps Say

Continued from Page One)
in the bleak and snowy area
in May.
Two other notable events in
the Pacific war-the bombing OF
Toxic and the United States oc.
cupation Of Guadalcanal-were
reported first by the Toxic
radio.
The Japanese landings in tho
AicuuanS, which stretch in A Ions
string westward from the south.
crn Alaska peninsula, were re-
vcalcd by the L. S. Navy June r.
1912.
Nine days ago the Berlin radio
said the United States was ready
TO attack Japanese positions on
Attu and Kiska,
The report was credited 10
hBhll'Nt RECONNAISSANCE 4ii'i = wiz
spotted the construction OF the
L. S Alaskan bases.
Nobody In Japan deceives
himself Iight-heartedly as re-
CARDS the grave consequences
which success of an American
attack would signify for Japan"
the broadcast said.
Besides posing a direct threat
to Japan, the AleutianS then could
be used as links in A chain 10
open new supply route 10 China.
Berlin added.
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Big Guns Duel
For NovoroSsisk
Rel.sfered I s. Patent once

MOSCOW May II INS)-
Russian and German big guns
Iblazcd today in an artillery due
northeast of NovorosSiSk, German
held Black Sea naval base in the
kuban delta.
The announcement followed a
Moscow radio report that the Ger
man air force had struck back IN
retaliation for the heavy Russian
aerial assaults on troop and sup
ply concentration and rail centerS
behind enemy lines.
German alrmeno according to
the broadcast, attacked LiSkl
south Of Voronczh. LiSki is on the
main Moscow RoStoV rail line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
WARSAW RAIDED

Both British and American bonn.
bardment teams established rec
ordS for heavy planes engaged and
total bomb loads spilled
The total bomb tonnage for this
period was not disclosed but II was
believed that IT was the greatest
ever looSed in any comparable
period.
a great force Of Allied planes
crossed the Straits Of Dover this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
HEAVY DAMAGE REVEALED

Preliminary reconnaissance re-
ports indicated that heavy indus
trial damage had been done IL
the recent raids on DuiSburg and
Dortmund. in Germany.
The Moscow radio announced
that the Red AR force had
bombed Warsaw and a suburb
PraGa, Wednesday night. hitting
military trains and ammunition
dumps without losing single
plane.
The American Flying FertreSses
yesterday dropped tons Of bombs
on one OF the most important
Nazi air bases in western Europe
at ST. Omer. and demolished an
airplane frame factory at nearby
Meaulte
The planes were escorted by 2
big armada Of fighters. including
the new American P-47 Thunder
bolts and SpitfireS PIloted by Brit
iSh, Canadian, Norwegian and
Polish pilots
|. Three bombcrs and five fighters
were lost in the double-barreled
attack
The L. s Army communiquc
said SIN enemy planes were de
Stroyed by fighters and many
others by bomberS
The German air force continued
lis attacks on the east Anglia coast
of England for the third straight
night. Al least eight persons were
Killed
The Berlin radio announced
that a strong formation OF Ger
man bombcrs had raided ChelmS-
ford, y miles northeast OF Lon
don and that four planes were
missing
Raj Typho0n bOmbcrS and
fighters destroyed A number Of
German aircraft refuehng AZ the
AbbeyIlle airdrome last evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

ChurchIll'S almost constant talks
with the President and members
of their respective war STATS.
The British prime minister
speaking 10 the people OF his home
land by air at 3 p m. today. may
give a hint Of the nature of his
conferences with Mr.. Roosevelt.
The prime minister came to the
United States this time by ship.
with the laSd leg of the trip 10
Washington being made by train.
the White House disclosed He
apparently was on tho high seas
when the Allied armies smashed
through last Friday al Bizerte and
! TuniS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Churchill Promises
China Britain'S Help

WASHINGTON. May Il CUP)-
Prime Minister Churchill today
assured GeneraliSSimo Chang
Kai-shck that the day will come"
when the arms of the United
Nations will surely drive the
japanese invader from the soil Of
China
The White House disclosed that
Churchill had conferred with
Secretary of State Hull, President
Edouard Benes of CZecho-Slovakia,
Chinese Foreign Minister T. V.
Soong and Australian Foreign
Minister Herbert Evatt. These
conferences were in addition 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

NEW YORK, May II UTP) -
Valdasar Lopez, 50. pulled his tug
boat alongside a Hudson River pier
last night and started taking on
fresh water He fell asleep. The
water oVerflowcd tho tanks. filed
tho tug and sank IL. Police rescued
HIM from the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
s MARSHALS NAMED

II Duce set up military hior-
'archy Of six marshals. including
himself and King Victor Emman-
uel. 10 defend his threatened land,
this dispatch said.
The Daily Telegraph reported
from Stockholm that German
Foreign Minister Won Ribbentrop
had returned from Italy and said
that Germany must be prepared
10 reckon on the loss Of Italy as
"A fighting factor in the Axis"
! MuSSoliniS defense marShals
were reported 10 be Rodolfo Ora
zani, Ugo Cavallero. Emilio dc
Bono and EnriCo Caviglia.
The Daily Telegraph story said
vclerS who had left Rome only
&c hours before reported chaotic
scenes at towns raidcd by the
Allies.
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REVOLT IN BELGIUM

a similar surge Of revolt was
reported n Belgium Belgian exile
government sources sand tho poo
pie Are Ell edge and that sabotage
is spreading Several German sol
dlerS we're said 10 have been killed
The Dutch spokesman said
grade school children wrecked an
anti-aircraft gun and killed seven
soldiers IN Rotterdam The pa
triotS lost their lives in fighting
storm troops IN Rotterdam. u
recht Arnhcm and other towns
t'orty-eight executions were re-
ported
A Dutch national committee Of
liberation, led by prominent men
Is directing the sabotage. the
spokesman sand An effort was
being made TO suppress the upris-
ing untii il can be bolStcred by
an invading army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
GIVE Up ITALY

As MuSSolIni tried 10 bolS,eE-hiS
people 10 resist, reports indicated
the Germans were ready 10 give
up Italy as fighting partner.
The Exchange Telegraph Agency
reported from Zurich that MuSso-
linn had thrown out 10 Of his
Fascist secretaries and replaced
them with ruthless party men 10
suppress defeatiSm
A Bernc dispatch said an Ital-
1an communlque issued after the
SPECIAL Fascist meeting last night
quoted NuSSollni As frankly warn
ing of the invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Indian MosIem Chief
Dies Of Bullet Wound

BOMBAY. May II CUP)-Allal
BakSh, former premier Of SIM
Province and president Of the'All
India Azab MoSlcm Conference
died of a bullet wound at Shl
karpur today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

afternoon headed toward northern
France. Heavy anti-aircraft fire
could be heard from the Boulogne
area.
Halifax and Wellington squad
renS OF the Canadian Air Force
took part in last nights raids on
the central Ruhr and il was an
nounced that eight planes were
missing These were included IT
the total Of "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Backs Into Buzz Saw

GRANGER. Ind, May II GNS)
William Rennic. IS. IS recover
ing today after backing mo a
htl1z i---------
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Wdrshiips She'll
Pdnte||erid ISLE;
Sardinia Blasted

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, May Ia INS)
The harbor area of the small
Italian island of Pantellcrla, in the
Mediterranean 40 miles eaS-nf
the Cape Bon Peninsula Of liber-
ated Tuhisia, has been bombarded
heavily by Allied warShlpS, Gen.
Eisenhower announced today.
Aerial blows against the Italian
mainland port Of Naples and the
harbor Of Cagliari, Sardinia, were
disclosed
The COmmuniQuc announcing
The continuing -Sa-aAhaS-aFaiRSt-
AXIS Mediterranean bases declared
that not single German or ltal.
ian soldier remains uncapturcd
in TunlSla after the crushing OF
the AXIS armies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
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During t7C- tzS--..-,Z-r- wrecks ri
fighting on thc front inc tins
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Ele dog fight n The arr The
Germans mail 4cAy -Snc1A-
raids hu' thai VAS ALL
Tho lack Of air Srlpnort told
on INC morale ~ the German
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eessap,i,- Allied planes.
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liliieIN likewise "'ir super '"''
me American Long ! nlll>- A'-l {,
piondoIY me mos deS''I -, = :, anu
most puniShthG guns IN 4uhiNid'
Il AiefIlAai4s= i4tt7ti= =
Inc Is rs u % pouno',>'
naSSed one every seven aiuS,
olaSted a pain IoT nc maj
break ihrough toward GnlS As
through nc mis- around Mcalaz-
el-hao. Germans VINO SUIT en-
oeFed IN that area S4id 'i1fYu TAO
not hkcd me RUSSIAN dI''i!'IE
bui addcd
Colt huette unS Nor den
Eng laendern' iN'"d preserve Us
from me EnGllShl
TIL ALLIES vii move on j"
new campaigns win me KnoWI-
edge that they have superiority
IN planes and big guns. but thoN
have no tanks 10 equal the Ger
man Mark VI myers ana no
all-purposc gun 10 equal the
German SIS Both ot-thoSc
Deficiencies, however, can be
remedled
The American Sherman IS the
best tank for its weight IN the
world but il Is much lighter than
the Mark VI. The Churchill
tank also has been used with
remarkable success hythe Allies
. ALL OF Hltler'S bic victories
have been won by concentrating
'hiS preponderance Of men and
weapons where II would do the
lessly. That should nc the Allies
aim and the drain on Germany
along the Russian front should
afford them a good opportunity
The Germans fought like
tigers up 10 the breaking point
in Tunisla but they proved that
they were not lnvinCible when
they met their match
The Axis armies broke and
ran az TuniS and B2erie be-
tcauSe-as they had at Stain
grad - they suddenly foun d
themselves fighting an enemy
swho could fight better and
longer than they could Once
'theV broke under the attacks Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CAPTIVES NEAR $4,000

ANS caprvry N Tuni>ta IN
GLIDING their commander, Col
Gen von Arnlm were being
hcrdcd 70 permanent internment
camps The total of Germans and
Italians taken prisoner nearcd tho
$4,000 mark.
tAf least Il Axis generals
arc believed 20 be in Allied
hands. United Press said includ-
inc the two prize prisoners, Won
Arnjm and Giovanni MeSSe.
commando ~ The Italian First
army MuS>oln Wa, reported
10 have promoted NcSSe from
~nneral 10 the rank Of marshal
Of Itt44ly the retreat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
BATTERIES INEFFECTIVE

The PantcIlerIa harhor was
bombardcd successfully yesterday
morning when 20 broadSldcS were
sent screaming INTO the target
area Some retaliation was at
tempted by shore batteries but. the
fire was ineffective.
"A Reuters dispatch from
Malta said that great damage
vas inflicted on Pantelleria
harhor during the Shcling which
lasted more than 20 minutes.
This dispatch said naval aircraft
supported he warsh.pe
"\o Avis forces remain In
North Africa who are not pris-
onerS in our hands" Gen ElScn-
hover : corUunique said.
THE last remaining elements
surrendered at Has a. nj.
May 49,"
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Nictory GardensS

the garden plants, such as melons
and members of the cabbage FAM
lily, work on the under surfaces of
the leaves, causing them to curl
When this has gone on for some
time it may be difficult to reach
the little pests with spray or dust.
Early control is most effective, but
depends entirely on the gardener
keeping on the alert for the first
signs of an infestation. Do not
start spraying until the aphids are
present.
Strong soap water-dish water is
good-may be used as a spray or
thrown over the plants. However,
most gardeners depend on nicotine
sulphate, commonly sold under a
trade name by most hardware and
seed stores. Or one may soak to-
bacco stems in water for a few days
and use the resulting liquid as a
spray. These spray materials are
effective in controlling all aphids,
but are of no value in controlling
the leaf-eating insects. Dusting is
seldom completely effective in con-
trolling the aphids. For those gar
deners who depend on dusting for
the control of chewing insects and
plant diseases, the purchase of a
small spray gun, such as used
against mosquitoes, is recommended
for use in spraying the aphids.
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Evening star., 1943-04-20
Civic Orchestra Cancels
ReheursuIs Until Nav a

Because of the Easter holidays,
regular Tuesday evening rehearsals
of the Washington Civic Orchestra,
held at Central High School, will
be discontinued until Tuesday eve
ming, May 4. Rehearsals will be re-
sumed on that date in preparation
for spring concert.
The orchestra now has openings
for new membership, and Govern
ment workers and servicemen are
invited to join.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

beginning Monday for boys from 8
to Is years of age. Those interested
are asked to register Immediately
at the "Y," 1892 G street NV,
either by mail or in person, with
Ralph L. Lewis, in charge of en-
rollments.
Colored boys are to apply at the
Twelfth street branch, 1916 Twelfth
street NV.
Those who desire to register by
mail may clip the Can You SWim?"
coupon run in The Star and mail it
with their names, ages and ad-
dresses written on.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

place in Importance to the Nation
and the individual"
Mr.. Longfeiiow asserted every boy
should learn the fundamentals of
the mastery of the water to make
more Americans waterproof"
Noted aquatic instructors will di-
Evening star., 1943-04-20

by w. E. Long
fellow, assistant
national director
Of first aid, water
safety and acci-
dent prevention
of the American
Red Cross.
There never
was a time when
it was more i'm
portant to be
able to SWIM"
Mr.. LongfelloW
declared. This
year." he added,
swimming has
[ a K en- q n aM
Evening star., 1943-04-20
No. 81

growth. In their migrations from
plant to plant the aphids spread
plant diseases far and wide. Prob
ably they are one of the principal
agents in the spread of these dis
cases.
Aphids are not hard to kill nor
does it require special equipment.
Probably the greatest difficulty in
their control is the lack of under
standing of their habits on the
part of the gardener Aphids do
not bite the leaves. they stick in
their bills" and suck out the sap.
BY piercing the surface layer they
escape any poison that may be ap-
piled to the leafs surface. Thus,
stomach poisons dead arsenate, ro-
tenone, etc. are of no value in
their control.
Aphids are soft-bodied insects,
easily killed by contact poisons such
as tobacco dust, nicotine sulphate,
soapy water, kerosene soap emul-
sion, etc. The main point is that
one of these materials must be
applied to the aphids to kill. A
fine mist or dust that spreads over
the plant, wetting the aphids, is
very effective. Usually the best con-
troll is obtained through appica-
tions on two successive days. No
further spraying is needed until
the aphids again appear in num-
bers.
Aphids do not always appear in
large numbers In seasons of fire.
quent heavy showers they seldom
cause serious damage, the down.
pours knocking them from the
plants. Heavy sprays from the
garden hose produce the same re-
suits (but may do more harm than
good to the plants.
The aphids that trouble some Of
Evening star., 1943-04-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
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HER CHAIR
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about 3 pints a day.
When disorder of kidney function per-
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Evening star., 1943-04-20
Parrot, 100, Is Entertainer

A 100-year-old parrot, which lost
an eye in an air raid, is now enter
tanning the customers at a High
gate (England) saloon with such
songs as Because I Love Yon" and
Bless En- AL"
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Swimming instruction
Campaign Endorsed
By Red Cross Official
LonefeIIow Says Every
Boy Should Learn
Mastery Of Water

The learn-to-swim campaign of
the boys department of the YMCA,
in cooperation with The Star, dur
ing Easter week was indorsed today
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Controlling the Aphids
BY WILBUR H. YOUNGMAN,

RRc OV"t . 1"1uoFf 11N1lVO1'
There are few insects so widely
distributed as the aphid or plant
louise. These tiny, inconspicuous
insects cause untold injury to grow
Evening star., 1943-04-20

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Garden ScrQDbOOE.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

ing plants by
sucking from
them their life
giving juic e S,
t h us Stunting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18
NOTICE
Waterbury, Conn.

June 18th, 1943.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Committee on SchoolhouSes
of the Board of Education until June
%, 1943, at eleven o'clock A. M.
Eastern War Time, for pointing
brick walls and chaulking windows,
etc. at Hopeville School and gym
nasium in accordance with the gen.
eral requirements as set forth in the
specifications, copy of which speci-
hcations may be received at the
office Of the Superintendent OF
Schools, Crosby High School, Wa
terbury, Connecticut.
Each proposal must be accompan-
led by certified check as condi-
ton necessary for its reception for
an amount of not less than five 60
per cent of the said proposal, said
check to be made payable to Martin
j. Sweeney, Director of Purchases
of the City of Waterbury. If such
lowest responsible bidder shall re-
fuse or neglect, within five days
after due notice that the contract
+ has been awarded to him, to execute
The same, the amount Of the deposit
made by him shall constitute Ii
quidated damages for such neglect
Or refusal and shall be paid into the
treasury of the city.
Successful bidder will be required
TO furnish a bond to the city, salts
factory to the Comptroller, for an
amount of not less than one hun
bred Q00) per cent of the amount
Of his proposal, for the faithful per-
torrance of his contract as called
FOR in the specifications.
Successful bidder will be required
10 carry compensation and liability
Insurance to protect the Board of
Education and the City of Water
bury from all liability.
No bid shall be accepted from, or
contract awarded to, any person
who Is in arrears to the city, upon
debt or contract, or who is a de-
taunter as surety or otherwise upon
any obligation to the city, including
;aXeS.
All bids or proposals will be pub
uCly OIIC11Co Wy olAC ADCPo'A VAiASbAV Va
;he director of Purchases at meet
ing of the Committee on School
houses of the Board of Education to
De held June 49, 1913, at eleven
o'clock A. M. Eastern War Time, in
The office of the Superintendent Of
Schools, Crosby High School.
The right is reserved to reject any
Or all bids.
Envelopes containing bids shall.
be addressed to Raymond F. Stone
Chairman, Committee on School
houses, Board of Education, in care
Of Crosby High School, Waterbury
Connecticut, and marked BIDS
FOR POINTING BRICK WALLS
AND CAULKING WINDOWS, ETC
IN HOPEV WILL E SCHOOL AMI
GYMNASIUM.'
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
T. j. CONDOR,
S-l8-1t Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-18

ROOM, FOR RENT - Twin beds.
suitbale for 2 gentlemen. In Mid
dlebury, near factory. Phone 5-0840.