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Evening star., 1943-08-28
WE ILEH-HEAITO
DI. $500. I1O6 VT. Ave-
Eycllsfue Anant -. --.f
For the Wage Earner-Saver,
ALL MODERN COMFORTS.

E.ACIusIVe AGENT.
For the Wage Earner-Saver,
ALL MODERN COMFORTS.
S4,a50.
xx Almost u acre with fenced garden near
Hyattsvihe; 2-story, asbestos -shingled .
bedroom home; basement, oil h. VIII, elec,
refrigerator.
$3.50 Brick Detached.
Garden a Place of Beauty.
Close-in Arlington, only a few minutes
from doWntown. Large, plain. comfort
able; bedrooms and bath trlace for
additional bath); modern throughout:
basement. stoker, h.-w.h.
. CORNER DETACHED BRICK.
FEATURES BEDRM. 1st FIR.
S11.950.
Convenient Pentagon and new NAVY
Bldgs., bus at door-uuick downtown.
Fine corner lot. house only years old:
z rooms, "a baths, large screened porch,
oil heat: modern in every respect and in
excellent condition.
KELLEY a. BRANNER
rxFo A,A c.,
Evening star., 1943-08-28
BETHESDA-CLOSE IN.
Gil 6S0

1]11N11@1H OIOOC IIN.
$11 $50.
] block from Wis. ave, Just north of
Bradley lane. is this comfortable mod
ernlzed home OF 4 bedrooms. modern
tiled bath, tremendous sleeping porch,
large screened front porch. modern
kitchen. oil hot-water heat and 2-car ga
rage. There, are finished rooms in the
sttlc and large inclosed sunroom on the
nrst moor 1t is in good condition and is
an excellent buy at the price. After
hours. phone GE 773l. Mr. Browning
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est. 1887.
DI. l0l6. Realtors lhla K ct MW
Evening star., 1943-08-28
WOODBRIDGE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.

WOODBRIDGE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
OPEN SUNDAY. IL to r.
1896 CARLTON AVE NE
Beautiful English-type detached brick .
family home, built for owner and daughter
Separate entrance to 2nd-floor apt. of A
rms. kit bath rented. S55 90. 1st-hoor
large flaestone porch Full basement, oil
heat, gear gar. Lot 200 IT. deep. Priced
TO- sell; ,S13,5OO. Call Mr.. Macrae eve,
ROGER MOSS, Realtor,
ele5 R: I. tF Ave. NE. As'H'' Ho 5000.
1922 9th STREET NV.
Open Sunday, 2 to g PM
rooms, baths, semi-detached brick
built-in garage, cement front porch. hot
water coal heat Now arranged as 2 apis
with good income, 2 gas refriserators. Can
easily be converted back to nice home
furnished at Sl1 300 with $500 cash or
unfurnished Sl1 900 with 81 900: balance
arranged Nj; s, Weaver, Wo 4s44. "a
Successor To
Waple 81 James. Inc.
DETACHED CORNER BRICK.
Sligo Park Terrace--$1O.750.
Building just. little over / year old
quality materials seldom found in houses
at this price; brick constructiop with
heavy slate roof. large modern kitchen.
copper plumbing. automatic air-conditioned
heat, attached brick aarase: only 2 SQUARES
Army has priced 70 sell quickly. Cali Mr.
NAY Is sHANNoN & LucHs CO.
1908 H St: NV: National 2346.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ON 10th STREET
NEAR DECATUR-S165 500

ON IbGn STREET
NEAR DECATUR-$16,5Oo.
:, We have lust received, and offer IN,
the first time a very unusual silebr,nI
semidetached home, with red-tiied roof
eenter.hall plan. unusually large reception
nan with circular stairs, large living roon,
and open fireplace. beam Ceiling dinins
room, large and bright; modern Kitchen
with new stove and refrigerator njrs
pantry. Second floor has 3 bedrooms and
paths with sun parlor room, in reality
> oedrooms. Third floor: Q splendid he'd
rooms ana complete bath; large ceds,
closets IN all bedrooms; bright, dry base
ment. OIL heat. nice yard. 2 giant oak
trees. 2-car brick garage. splendid ar
trance off paved alley Sunday and nights
can MI. Blackwell. SH. 1853. Inspection
INTERPRETATIONS.
DI. $500. J1O6 VI 40.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

Very attractive studio room, cheerful
pine and maple furnishings, private master
bathroom: suitable for 2, 2 or employed
Can Orduav oak
Evening star., 1943-08-28

>, AttTactive detached brick. choice locs.
tWesn tIon: han ar block west OF Conn, ave. be-
spacious dining room. lovely screened I'm, I'm,
ing porch, real bedrooms and . baths on
seeoho noor. insulated attic. maids room
anu pain IN basement. pretty wooded lot.
narase, sars, pleasant surroundines: Immediate
s9snts oosSession; BOSS 4 PHELPS exclusive
csH ~ Th; so00 Evenings and Sunday,
Evening star., 1943-08-28

CENTER-HALL COLONIAL, =
GAS HEAT-S16,750.
Chevy Chase, Md.-Only one year old
located near Columbia Country Club and
Conn. ave. on beautifully terraced lot;
southern exposure: all-brick home, vacant
Sept. lst: large living. dining rooms, u
bath, de luxe kitchen, large bedrooms. 2
tile baths: stairway to floored attic;
built-in garage. large screened porch:
LESLIE D. MEASEIL. WO 6oo1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
pIane-(rash
Claims Six
Troiner Croeks-Up
Near ChorIevoix

CHARLEVOIX. Mich, Aug. 3
-(P)- Six persons were killed
and one injured in the crash of
two engined army trainer
plane last night at the airport
here.
The plane crashed and burn
ed shortly after taking off from
the runway.
At Wright Field, Dayton, o.,
Lieut.. A. H. Pearson, Public Re-
lations Officer, said that several
of the men killed were high
ranking officers from the Air
Forces Experimental Labora-
tory.
He identified = of the dead
a. Lieut.. Col. John Evans Davis,
81, of Columbus. O.; Capt. Wen
del P. Lester. 33, of Baytown,
Tex, and w. w. Cummins of
Scion, O., a civilian technician
at Wright Field.
Pearson said that Davis and
Lester both were connected with
Wright Fields equipment labor
atory activities.
The plane, army authorities
said, was from Dallas, Tex. and
en- route north on mission,
See CRASH-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Eastwood Park
Faces State
Liquor Charge

EAST DETROIT - The State
Liquor Control Commission on
Monday cited the Eastwood Gar
dens Company, Incorporated,
operators of Eastwood Amuse-
ment Park, Eight Mile road al
Gratiot avenue, for violations OF
the state liquor laws.
Investigators for the commits
sion said charges of serving and
selling 10 minors and the en-
ployment of a minor in a drink
ing establishment would be pre-
sented to the commission.
The said birth records of II
minors of both sexes, who
bought drinks in a room adjoin-
ing the dance hall are being OBJ
tanned for presentation TO the
commission.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Fathers FACE
Near.Future
Call 10 Arms
3-A's and 4-F's
No Longer TO
Be Immune

LANSING, Au.. 3 - up -
Attention BIAS and 4-F's. You
are prospective las d 1AL's.
In case that is just som more
draft board double talk to you,
the State Selective Service head
quarters offers the following in
terpretations:
Last nights order from Wash
ington for the calling up of pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers means, a
spokesman said, that by Sep
tember / Michigan local draft
boards generally will be reclassi-
flying fathers for possible mill
tary service.
II estima .es of the r ton S
1913 probable iAduetiens of faith
ers are correct, il is estimated
that Michigan will send about
$4,000 fathers - induction sta
tons and that about 10000 of
them actually will be drafted
this year.
BARREL BARE
We expect to be all cleaned
up with available men by Au-
gust 30, except for the registra-
ton of new 18-year-oldS and re-
classification of occupational de-
ferments," spokesman said
1--WE have just about reached
the bottom of the barrel. II
monthly draft quotas continue
at their present level. we would
expect the demand for fathers
would begin to build up after
October l."
The headquarters disclosed to-
day it was inStructing Michi-
gan's 1872 local boards to re-
classify all men in AT (physi-
cally unfit9-inte group IAL,
where the army induction sta
tons will get another shot al
them.
The boards have been instruct
ed to report by August Is how
many men they have placed in
that category.
The new 1AL group was set
up, the spokesman explained,
so that men rejected for physi-
cal reasons can be recalled &C
See DRAFT-Page 2
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BY ROGER GREENE
Associated Press War Editor

Allied troops racing TO deliver
the knockout blow in the battle
of Sicily were officially credit
ed today with smashing through
the center of the enemy's S.
mile Mt. Etna defense line, capt
uring at least five more strateg-
ic towns and wiping out bulge
Of 70 square miles.
Axis defenses appeared to be
crumbling rapidly.
Our troops, fighting hard,
are forcing their way through
rugged and readless country, "
the Allied Command announced.
POWERFUL DRIVE
Italian headquarters scknow-
lodged that the Allies had
launched a powerful assault on
the German defended southern
flank where Gen. Sir Bernard
l.. Montgomery's British 9th
Army has been hammering for
weeks TO break into Catania.
The enemy has extended his
attacks on the Southern sector
of the front, where bitter fight
ing is going on" the Italian war
bulletin said.
Axis prisoners now passed the
90, 900 mark.
On the Sicilian front, Gen
Eisenhower's CO m m d an
nounced that Allied armies were
now sweeping into the western
end of the Catania Plain, while
Allied warships were reported
Smelling German and Italian
troops retreating eastward along
the Tyrrhenian sea coast toward
Messina.
KEY POINTS FALL
A communique reported the
capture of Regalbuto, Capizz
and Cerami, and Prime Minister
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
powwow Plans
Now Complete
Colo Affoir
Set for Thursday

Final plans for the annual
Powwow sponsored by the
Mount Clemens Lions club and
scheduled for Thursday at Hill.
crest Golf Course, are complete
today. Ivan A. Johnston. chair
man announced today.
From now on it's smooth
sailing" he said, revealing the
list of entertainers who have Of
fered their services TO the Lions
club in order to help raise the
money necessary to carry on an
optical, dental, and hygiene pro-
gram for the underprivileged
children of the community.
Heading the list of entertain
ers are the &ell-known Four
Dukes from Denmarsh Hotel;
Collette Lyons, singer appear
ing at the Mario club in De-
troit; and Mystic Mac with his
act.
We will put on many more
acts Johnston said, but they
are too numerous to mention at
this time. The men are invited
to come and see for themselves.
They will surely not be disap-
pointed"
Besides the eentertainers con-
tacted this week, the Powwow
will feature Tom McAuliffe. the
armless golfer, who is going to
put on an exhibition in the af-
ternoon. The professional golf
er. David Millar, will also stage
an exhibition with defending
See POWWOW-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Report FDR
Has Advanced
7.Point Plan
BodosIio Still
Defiont in Foce
Of Allied Warming

LONDON, Aug. 3 - P) - A
DNB broadcast of a Geneva dis
patch to II Popolo Di Roma, re-
corded by the Associated Press
declared today President Roose-
welt had advanced a seven-point
armistice proposal to Italy.
The roundabout re port
through Axis channels followed
ly repeated German and Italian
rumors of negotiations for an
armistice. as opposed to the AL
lied demands for unconditional
surrender.
Premier Marshal Pierto Bad
oglio continued his silent de-
fiance of the Allied warnings of
air bombardments and invasion
TO come.
Anti-Fascist forces inside TIA
ly were reported gathering
strength TO aid Allied divisions
when defenses of the Italian
mainland are finally preached.
The Axis account, without
confirmation from Allied quart
ers, listed the points proposed as
follows:
1.-The Italian Army and
Navy are to cease all resistance.
2--Collaboration with Ger
many must cease at once.
3-Italian troops in Greece,
Albania, France and former
Yugoslavia are to be with
drawn at once.
War materials must be
handed over to the Allies I'M
damaged.
5-An Anglo-American- Sow
1T military government will be
established in Italy until the
end of operations.
6-The arrest of all war GRIM
inals.
THE release of all Allied
prisoners of war on Italian soil.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
FIanethrowers
RepuIse laps
Yonks Smosh
Nearer Mundo
BY The Associated Press

Admiral William F. Halsey's
headquarters announced today
that American troops, supported
by flame-throwers, tanks and
artillery, had advanced 500 to
200 yards and stormed "close
to the eastern edge of the field"
in a climatic assault on the Jap
anese air base at Munda, New
Georgia.
Many Japanese troops were
killed in the attack, headquart-
ers spokesman said, and enemy
resistance showed signs of flag
ging.
Other good news came from
the left flank of the two-way
allied offensive, in New Guinea,
where artillery rolled up close
enough to lombard the big jap
anese stronghold at Salamaua
for the first time.
Front dispatches said medium
artillery, probably 105mm how
itzers, destroyed grounded jap
anese planes at the Salamaua
airdrome, demolished a 60-foot
section of the nearby Francisco
river bridge, and dropped shells
directly on ant-arcraft batter
es.
Allied heavy bombers joined
in the assault, dropping "a tons
of explosives on the town of
Salsmaua, and started huge fires
at Lac 10 miles up the coast.
Dispatches from allied head
quarters said Japanese dive
bombers attacked American pos
itions on Rendova island. oppo-
site Munda in the central Solo
mons, and lost three planes with
out inflicting any damage or
casualties.
Tokyo's version Of the attack
asserted that japanese raiders
sank a destroyer and IL trans
ports, damaged a cruiser and set
fire to harbor installations
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Report Hamburg a SHAMELESS
in Wake of Pulueriziing Raids
Poths Through
Bubble Serve
os Streets

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 3 - up
An indication of the way
in which the wheels of Ham
burgs war industry have been
halted by the Allied air attacks
was given today upon the arriv-
al of the Danish consulate secre-
tary- in Copenhagen from the
stricken city.
"All obligations to work are
suspended at the moment" he
said.
Another eyewitness report Of
the shambles TO which Ger
many's greatest seaport has been
reduced was given by Dan
ish worker quoted in the Sven
ska Dagbladet, who said
After the attack nothing was
the same as before. / saw only
ruins. The city was burning
everywhere - even the streets.
Many persons were as good as
naked, Some wore only under
clothes.
Whoever didn't see this de-
vastation can't begin to imagine
it, Bodies were lying every
where and what was worse. al
Nost all had their eyes open.
They died from air pressure OF
giant bombs and their clothes
were torn from their bodies"
Dispatches from Copenhagen
said that the Germans were
merely clearing paths through
the debris choked streets and
that the ruins continued to
shoulder.
Meanwhile the German press,
as quoted in Swedish dispatches,
admitted that I'VE face the ques-
ton of whether the German
people also are invincible."
Invincibility of Germany on
all the war fronts was stressed
in this comment.
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ly left her by a man known as
Robert Brennan. Responding to
a call from Sheriff Theut Port
Huron police officers on Mon
day searched the woman's Wall
street apartment and found the
severed and knotted rope which
had held her helpless, on the
bathroom floor.
WAITED NEARBY
The MP who rescued the wom-
an told sheriff's officers that he
had remained in the victims
apartment for a time after his
arrival in the hope that 'the
men would return" He said that
he saw three civilians standing
around nearby but that they
See HOODLUMS-Page 2
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Relentless Raj
Souadrons Batter
Dazed Maxi City

LONDON. Aug. 3 - (P) - A
great fleet of the RATS biggest
bombers returned to battered
Hamburg last night and gave
that once-thriving German port
its eighth pounding in 10 days
TO break all records for sus-
tanned attacks upon single
target.
Fires set in the last assault
on Hamburg Thursday night
were still burning as the Raj
swept over the city to add to the
havoc created by some 5000
tons of bombs dropped in the
seven previous raids.
Thirty bombers were report
ed lost in the raid, which was
carried out in great force and
was accompanied by attacks up
on other detectives in northwest
Germany, an announcement
said.
The assaults broke two might
lull in the great allied aerial
offensive which was launched
on Saturday, July "a when
American bombers blasted the
German base at Trondheim,
Norway, by daylight.
The smashing blows at Ham,
burg. which apparently repre-
sented an experiment in obi
teration bombing technique,
were begun by the Raj that
same night, when 1900 tons of
explosives we're unloaded on
Germany's second largest city.
U. S. Flying Fortresses struck
at Hamburg again the next day
and Raj Mosquito bombers fol-
lowed up with night attack.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Tin Collection
Sci for Saturday
Must Be At Curbstones
on Friday Evening

A collection of tin will be
made Saturday morning by the
Mount Clemens Salvage Com
mittee, and an appeal is made
today by Mrs. Paul w Mckee,
salvage chairman, for Mount
Clemens citizens to have their
tin at the curbstones Friday
night. Collection will begin at
8 a. m. Saturday and will end
at noon.
This is the first collection of
tin the city has had in several
weeks, and the committee hopes
enough will be obtained for a
full shipment from Mount Glenn
ems Saturday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

According to the report the
military policeman, off duty at
the time, called at the victims
home and found her disrobed
and trussed up on her bed. A
rope bound her wrists together
while a handkerchief had been
used to bind her ankles. Anoth-
err handkerchief was stuffed into
her mouth as a gag. The SOL
der Immediately cut the bonds
which had left the woman pow
erless TO move or cry out for
over half an hour and swiftly re-
vived her.,
MAKE REPORT HERE
Fearful of publicity, the MP
told Sheriff Theut, they had
boarded a Mount Clemens bus
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

without reporting the case to
Port Huron authorities. Later,
reflecting upon the seriousness
of the incident, they had gone
to the Macomb county sheriffs
office to file a report on the
case.
The Selfridge MP was 10 be
questioned again for details of
the incident this afternoon, Pros
ecutor Wilbur r. Held said.
The woman told officers she
had not been molested but that
the invading trio of hoodlums,
one of whom she recognized,
had ransacked her home. She
said that there might be some
connection between the raid
and an insurance policy recent
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
AMesPlunge Through
Center 0fAxis Lines
Shatter Last Great Enemy
Defenses on Mt. Etna Line

Churchill further disclosed the
fall Of Troina and Centuripe.
Churchill said American 18th
Army troops stormed through
the enemy's defense network al
Troina, 10 miles east of Nicosia,
and Canadian forces seized Re-
galbuto which lies almost in the
shadow of towering Mt. Etna.
"A substantial bridgehead
north Of the Dittaino has been
See SICHY-Page 2
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OFFICERS OF TWO COUNTIES JOIN SEARCH
eros Wife Bound Gagged as Hoodums Ransack Apartment

The bizarre story of how three
hoodlums invaded the Port HUI.
ron apartment of the pretty
vivacious wife of an outstanding
u. S. Army Air Forces hero,
bound her helpless TO her bed
and then ransacked her home
was being investigated today by
Sheriff Jacob F. Theut, of Ma
comb county. and Port Huron
police officers.
The case assumed a Macomb
county angle at 2:30 Sunday
morning when the woman, ac-
companied by a private from
the Selfridge Field Military Po-
lice detachment, walked into the
Mount Clemens Sheriffs Office
and reported the incident.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Battle by Air

LONDON. Aug. d R) -
American Thunderbolt fighters
which supported Flying For
tresses in the successful bombing
q German war industries on
July 80 shot down Is enemy
fighting planes in one of the
most furious aerial battles of the
war, United States army head
quarters announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Attack Guards

BERN. Switzerland, Aug. g.
R-Fifteen French partisans
attacked Italian frontier guards
at Novel, dispatch to the Lau-
Same Tribune said today. After
killing one. guard they seized
guns, grenades and munitions
and disappeared into the noun
tatas at SAINT Gingolph.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Record Dive

LONDON, Aug. : - tPD -
Lieut.. Col. Cass $. Hough Of
Plymouth, Mich, travelled faster
than sound. or more than $50
miles an hour, when he recently
made a vertical dive OF almost
five miles, believed to be the
longest In aviation history.
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late X X X
bulletins
RemdOVa Hit

LONDON, Aug. 3 - up - A
Berlin radio broadcast quoted
a Japanese imperial headquart-
ers cOmmunique today as say
ing that Japanese planes at
tackled Rendova harbor in the
Solomons and sank a destroyer,
q large transport, four medium
and six small transports, and
six landing boats.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
British Gains

LONDON, Aug. 3 - up -
British warships and planes sank
two Of a force Of between IS
and 30 U-bosts trying to inter
cspt big allied convoy and
probably destroyed another. a
British communique announced
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Sub Scores Hit

LONDON, Aug. 3-tP)-The
Netherlands government mex
lie announced today that the
submarine Dolfjin had scored a
torpedo-hit on a 5,000-ton Axis
supply. ship. and. sunk. two
schoORers by gunfire in recent
operations in the Mediterran-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

LONDON. Aug. g P) -
Prime Minister Churchill told
the House of Commons today
that the American Seventh
Array had captured Troina and
Canadian troops had occupied
Regalbuto in the great Allied Of
fensive which has been under
way in Sicily since Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
hadia To Aid

SALT LAKE CITY, Avg. g.
R)-When the Allies attack the
European mainland, troops Of
India will be among the invad-
Ing forces, says Jassleyn Hen
messy, former British newspa-
per man now a public relations
representative of the Indian
government.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
Wants Villa

LONDON, Aug. 3 - up -
Joachim Won Ribbentrop, Ger
man foreign minister. is trying
to swing a deal TO gain posses
sion of villa in Switzerland.
Sir william Dawson. member Of
Parliament declared today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
QuAsh jobs

WARRINGTON, Aug. 3-(R
- The War department an
nouaced today II Is canceIing
contracts for the manufacture of
The Cts wooden scargo planes
~ tAe Curtiss Wright company
~ Louisville and the Higgins
eosnpaBy 1t New Orleans 3,