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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

lleun grielter 5u ser MiiIionsgraut
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Production Board and more recently
an Owl deputy director, was made
assistant director in charge of opera
tions.
James Allen, onetime director of
public relations for the Justice De-
partment, continues as principal
assistant director. He has been with
Owl since it's establishment.
Charles L. Allen. now on leave as
assistant dean of the Medill School
of Journalism, Northwestern Uni
versity, will replace Mr.. Lyon as head
of the news bureau.
Herbert Little, former labor re-
porter for Scripps-Howard news
papers, was appointed deputy direc-
tor in charge of labor and civilian
welfare. He has headed for some
time the labor news desk of Owl.
James R. Bracket, formerly execu-
tive secretary of the Temporary
National Economic Committee, was
named deputy in charge of produc-
ton and manpower news.
Mr.. Hoyt divided the general field
of war information into six sections,
each covering group of related war
Evening star., 1943-09-14
owl Domestic Setup
Reshuff|ed by Hoyt
To Boost Efficiency

Palmer Hoyt, director of the Of
flee of War Information's domestic
branch, today shuffled his organiza- :
ton to Improve our effectiveness in
serving the media of information
and the war agencies of the Gov
ernment."
George H. Lyon. formerly chief of
the news bureau, was named liaison
officer with the Army and Navy. a
post recently resigned by Nicholas
Roosevelt, former newspaperman
and diplomat. Mr.. Lyon at one time
was managing editor of the Buffalo
Times and city editor of the New
York World Telegram.
Stephen E. Fitzgerald, formerly
director of information for the War
Evening star., 1943-09-14
19 Italian Submarine,
And II Destroyers
Now Accounted For
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Sept. 14-The
Allied naval command announced
today that total of 10 Italian SUBJ
marines have now reached Allied
ports in safety or are due to arrive
shortly, and that total of 81 de-
stroyers of the italian fleet have
been accounted for.
An official naval statement gave
the following recapitulation of the
situation regarding the late arrivals
with the notation that "the Italian
fleet is scrupulously honoring the
agreement entered into by the Ital-
ian government
81. Apart from four Italian bat
tleships and six cruisers whose
names were given two days ago as
having arrived at Malta, the battle
ship Giulio Cesare and the seaplane
carrier Giuseppe Miraglia have now
reached the island. 1t was quite un-
known officially that the Giulio
Casare was fit for sea and it still is
unknown here if she can be consid-
cred fully efficient as fighting unit.
She was refltted at Trieste and made
the voyage to Malta via Taranto.
Was Damaged at laramie.
20. The Giulio Cesare is a sister
Ship to the Andrea Doria and the
Caio Dulio. She is ship of about
25,000 tons, built before the last
war and reconstructed in 1937-38.
With designated speed of q knots,
she mounts ten 12.6-inch guns,
twelve 4.7-inch and numerous small
er weapons. She was one of the
ships damaged by the torpedo at
tack of the feet air arm on Taranto
in 1910.
"3. The Giuseppe Miraglia is an
ex-passenger steamer of about 5000
tons displacement, taken up after
the last war and converted into a
seaplane carrier. She has catapults
forward and aft, is said to carry
four large and 16 smaller planes
and has facilities for repairs.
a. In addition to the six cruisers
mentioned by name as having ar
rived at Malta, two light cruisers of
the Regolo class are accounted for.
These are vessels of about 1000 tons
completed in 194l. They have re-
puted speed of Al knots and are
armed with eight 5.3-inch guns and
various smaller weapons.
Keeping Agreement.
"5. At least IA Italian submarines
accounted for was the number given
two days ago. The number in AL
lied ports or expected there now
totals at least 10, though full details
are not yet available.
IS. Some 81 Italian destroyers,
large and small, are now accounted
for, together with IL torpedo boats,
six corvettes, one auxiliary cruiser
and various small craft. The italian
hospital ship Toscana also arrived
at an Allied port and various
merchant ships are on their way.
''7. The Italian fleet is scrupulous-
1y honoring the agreement entered
into by the Italian government"
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Hartman Denies Plan
To Send Him 10 Russia
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
W. Averell Hartman, lease-lend
co-ordinator in Britain, who is now
in Washington, said today there was
no foundation for published report
that he had been asked to go to
Moscow on a special mission and
might succeed Admiral William H.
Standley as Ambassador to the So
Wet Union.
Mr.. Hartman was asked about the
report when he called at the State
Department for a talk with Secre-
tary Hull.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

GEESE-United States fighting
word describing bombers in forma-
ton. Your purchase of an extra
500 War bond in September will
help keep these bombers in forma-
ton.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Congress in Brief

By the Associated Press.
Senate and House reconvene after
summer recess.
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
questions OPA officials on farm
gasoline shortage.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
agencies. A deputy director wa
assigned to each section.
Berlin Reports BojiIov
New BULGARIAN Premier
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept. 14.-The Berlin
radio reported today that Bobri
Bajilov, former Minister of Finance,
had been appointed Premier of Bull
garia to succeed Bogdan Philov, who
recently was elected to the regency.
Other new members of the cabi-
net, the broadcast said, are Gen.
Russi Russev, Minister of War; M.
Sarakirov. Foreign Minister; Botsche
Christov. Interior; Ivan Vasov, Com
merce; DR.. Ivan Betshov, Economics,
and Christie Petrov, Minister of Rail-
ways.
A Hungarian broadcast recorded
last night by United States Govern
ment monitors said the new Foreign
Minister is former Court Minister
Pominov.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
IluIl-OVeT
by His
Own Car

VAN DYKE-Aftcr being run
over by his own car, George
English, 40, OF 142l4 Toepier
road, was reported in fair condl-
ton today at the Saratoga hos
pital, suffering from decorations
about the face and body.
English was fixing a flat tire
on Eight Mile road and M97 yes
tcrday morning when car drlV-
en- by Reona Kaiser, "a of 22l70
Gascony. East Detroit. struck
has car from the rear, causing 1t
TO run over him,
Miss Kaiser told the Warren
Township police yesterday that
a fog had made the visibility
poor and that it was too late TO
stop when she saw the car.
She suffered an injury to her
right knee, while passenger,
Dorothy Kaiser. %, Of 22l70
Gascony injured her left knee
and both feet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Free War Work
Glasses Held
Machine Operations
ore HishIi9hted

War workers are being offer
ed free training in the supple
mentary machine tool operations
at the South Lake Vocational
School, at 23700 Mack avenue,
St. Clair Shores, school officials,
revealed today. -
Training is given in the oper-
alton Of such machines as lathe,
shaper, milling machine, grind
err, and drill press. The course
includes the necessary theory,
mathematics.
At present the following
clasSes are being offered
Glass meets from 4 p. m.
to D. m. Thursday and Friday;
and Glass 2 meets from 8 p m.
TO IL p. m. Thursday and Fri
day.
Additional classes may be
started to take care of workers
whose working hours conflict
with the present class hours, Of
ficials, indicated.
Only war workers are eligible
10 ioin the classes. officials
stressed. Further information
may be had by calling at the
school or phonlng Roseville
2485.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
.Guada|(anaI
Vet Joins WV
Bruce Post Accepts
First New Member

ST. CLAIR SHORES - The
newest member OF the Corp.
Walter F. Bruce Post ll46 of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars to be
indicted into the organization Is
Roy Tremper, "a year old vet.
eran OF the Second World War.
Tremper, a resident of st.
Clair Shores for some time, re-
ceiVed his obligation into the
Post at a meeting in the Memo
rial Home on Monday night.
A graduate Of South Lake
High School, he joined the Sea-
bees in March 1912. Shortly
after that he was sent into the
South Pacific area where he
spent many months on Guadal-
canal and other Of the Solomon
Islands. While there he contract
ed malaria and after being hos
pitalized in San Diego. Calf. for
about two months, he was given
a medical discharge in May
l943. At the time of his dis
charge he held the rating Of
metalsmith second class.
AT the present time he is
making his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Mather OF 21604
Grand Mather of 2l604 Grand
Lake avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Growing Fame of Dirty Gertie' Promises
Clean Up for Songs Habbergasted Author

Russell is now a lieutenant,
and is a little surprised at his
sudden fame. He wrote some
verse when he was in Cornell,
and later did a little humor for a
magazine But il didn't pay out
like Gertie is going TO. All Rus
sell has TO say about his success
is that Mother isn't very proud
Of Getrtie." But the Army
thinks she's wonderful. and
she'll probably go down in his
tory.
Army Times has printed the
air, and will distribute the
words as part OF the Army :
song hit parade program.
Most OF the verses to Gertle,
like most of the. verses TO MAD
emoisells from Armentiers, "
can't be printed. But few o
the Scrubbed-up and more quot
able verses will appear in the
published song version:
Dirty Gertie from Bizerte,
Says she's twenty, though she 5
thirty.
She's the gal whose name is
spoken,
From Algiers back TO Hobo
ken.
You don't have to have three
gueSSes.
We all know where her address
is:
It's that famous G.. |. shirtie.
Dirtie Gertie from Bizerte.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Says Delinquency Issue
Probably Is Exaggerated
STANDARD Curbs Apply
TO Problem Today os in Post

ity but the problems and their
solution are the same as ever.
1t is difficult 10 procure val
id and dependable statistics on
the increase OF sex delinquency
among high school age girls as
q resul of the war Corey
said. For example, II cite in
creaScs in arrests for sex offenS-
eS i'm vicinitieS IN which large
numbers Of service men are con-
centratcd as being illustrations
Of a general increase in dclin-
quency the country over Is quite
obviously misleading.
"Honcst-to-g o o d ness Adde'S
cen delinquentS are not made
overnight. To declare that the
number Of such delinquent
young people has increased by
40 or 60 per cent since Pearl
Hdrbor is more frightening than
culightcning.
"War has changed the timing
and compleXity of some Of the
abilities that children growing
up in our culture must ac-
qulre," Corey continued Those
relating to accepting a proper
role in sexual relations have
been complicated in part be
cause of the license Of eat,
drink. and be merry, for tomor-
row you may die philosophy of
a war era.
However. the increase in the
number of girls in Chicago and
New York and Detroit who are
brought TO the juvenile courts
because Of sex delinquency does
not mean that any new and diff
ferent problems are occurring.
The spirit of the times HIS elm
mated many inhibitions and has
increased temptations and OPP
portunities, but the problem is
fundamentally the same prob
Icm that adolcsccnt girls have
faced for many generations
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

Composer Ref 10 Lyricist Rus
sell had been chasing around the
country from one Army camp to
another. Il finally was deliver
ed TO Camp Edwards, Mass. and
much 10 RuSsclls surprise. he
found that Ref had given Rus
sell authority 10 sign contracts
for publication of the song in
the l. s Russell is now in Wal
ter Reid Hospital, m Washing
ton. but as soon as the doctors
let him out, he's heading for
New York 10 sec what can be
done about IL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

CHICAGO. Aux rs -- .4') 49,
The actual increase IN juvenile
delinquency i'm wartime, a pSy-
biologist declared today prob
ably has been exaggerated, and
the standard methods OF curling
- still are effective.
DR.. Stephen NJ. Corey, pro-
feSsor of educational pSycholo-
pv at The University OF Chlca-
60. said in an address prepared
for. delivery to the university S
eighth annual library institute
that problems related TO delin-
quency have increased in quaint
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

assignment TO officers training
school and was stationed in
Camp Edwards Mass He had
gone 10 the trouble 20 take out
copyright on his chorus girl, but
otherwise ne had forgotten her
ull ne happened 10 notice line
m a dispatch from North Africa
that Dirty Gcrtle was being
sung by the soldiers there Rus
sell can't sing or even whistle a
tune. so he thought II bit
strange that his words were be
ing sung
But all this time. = letter from
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
BudWeiser

In addition supplying glider parts gun tuet
parts snd fodstuns, Anhe Busch produces materials which
into the manufacture Of Rubber Aluminium
Compiler Nsmins Hospital Diets Baby
Bakery products fortified cattle feeds Batteries Paper
Soap and exiies-to slo~.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
HAIL AND FAREWELL

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The
employment problem is some
thing Of headache these days.
A pretty. blonde girl walked
into Cambridge restaurant
and asked for job during the
rush hour.
The proprietor decided to test
her out as cashier. Things
went smoothly until he had to
go 10 the kitchen for a minute.
When he returned the girl was
missing-so was SCI i'm cash.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
GOGGERFD " AR
SET TO MUSIC

He sent 10 into Yauk the
soldier newspaper. where it APP
pearcd with other assorted dog
gerel in column called The
Poets Corncred In due time Z
was picked up by the North AZ
rican edition OF Stars and
Stripes. There il caught the eye
OF Sgt Paul Ref, who wrote
the music for Isle Of Capri and
other song hits Ref set Rus
sells chorus 10 music and the
song hit Of North Africa was
born
II rema ned only for Sgt Jack
Goldsteln TO write few verses,
for the song to be Incorporated
into a soldier show and for Jo-
Sephinc Baker, entertaining the
soldiers in North Africa, 10 start
plugging il over North African
radio station.
Meantime, Russell had won an
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
~ JAMES THRASHER
SEA STAFF CorrtsFonat

WASHINGTON, Aux. 20 --
The daughter Of
MsdemoisellS from Armenuers
Who hasn't bathed IN twenty
but who gladdcnod the
hearts Of the soldiers I'M World
War has been found.
She is, like her old woman
somewhat unwashed, but she -
fast becoming the most sung
about gal Of World War II. She
IS Dirty Gcrtic from B,zcrtc
Dirtlc Gertie Stra ngc J 3
enough. wasn't discovered FIRST
IN North Africa bat al Camp Lee
Va as a mornlng-after orphan
in the mind OF Pvt William l.,
Russell of Pelham Manor y Y.
II was cold morning OF last
November. when Bizertc was
fresh I'M the news Russell ad-
m rs he had had = rather bad
night and 20 relieve the PAIN. ne
started TO compose a limerick
What he actually created was
Dfrf,- Cgrffp
Evening star., 1943-08-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS clerks, receptionsts: select
salaries. NATL. Teachers Agency fEst Ia
yrsD. 1911 @ st. MA 2l14 ' Az
Evening star., 1943-08-06
CAFETERIA
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

One Of the better downtown cafeteries
doing high-volume business and earning
an excellent profit: LIQUOR license Carl G
ROSlnski. Homer Bldg, Ma 92b4
Evening star., 1943-08-06
VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
! O00 New York Ave. Phone EX. 4SSS-4Ss4.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

AIRPORT RIDE WANTED FROM VEST
over or vicinity. Present hrs, 7:3O-4
Gil. $500. e..
MAN AND WIFE. WHO HAVE DRIVEN TO
the West Coast II times, will deliver your
car to Los Angeles, San Diego or vicinity
Tor transportatlon. Box 381-T, Star. 81
LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTATION TO
FL Paso. Phone Overlook $3.50 after
pm. 81
TEACHER, GOING TO WEST COAST,
would drive your car through. Apt. g.
sos Kennebec ave, Takoma Park, Md. So
CAR WANTED BY RELIABLE GOVERN
ment employe and wife to drive to Idaho
alona about August 12. Atlantic 1910. g.
WANTED. ARMY OR NAVAL OFFICER
and family being transferred to West
Coast to drive 1941 car for delivery to
owner. Write Box 1881. The Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS

Sl5-SZ0- $50.
PekingeSe S2U-S@5; Fox Terriers, S5-Ss;
ChowS. S25. Persian Kittens, SS-Sl0-Sl2;
Cookers, s. Sl5-S20-S25; CollieS, S1-S12s
TOY MANCHESTER, FEMALE, $50. .
Dog Hotel 1344 Georgia Ave. TIA 4321.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

VEN E EIIAN BLINDS.
AS Low AS 81 so AND UP.
FREE ESTIMATES-PROMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES.
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO,
WA 44AR Qs
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-27

When symptoms OF red raspberry
mosaic are most easily detected ag-
riculturists advise growers to take
advantage Of it and start roguing
all diseased plants Immediately.
Although this virus disease is most
serious on black raspberries, it can
also be very destructive to red and
purple varieties. The best control
measure is the removal Of all plants
showing the symptoms.
You can identify red raspberry
mosaic by large irregular green bis
tiers or swellings on the leaves,
surrounded by yellowish green It's
sue. Diseased plants are stunted
and the leaves have a dark green
and yellow speckled appearance.
New growth is shorter than that Of
healthy plants, and fruits Of dis
eased plants are usually dry, seedy
and tasteless.
When roguing, remove and de-
stroy not only the young shoots show
ing the symptoms, but also the en-
tire mother plant from which the
shoots grow.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-27
Fortunes Told ON Ox-Bones

The Bronze age Chinese predict
ed future events or tried to learn
the outcome of their plans by con-
sulting their ancestors. To do so
they inscribed a question on the
shoulder bone Of an OK or on a piece
of tortoise-shell. Then they applied
heat to the other side of the bone.
This produced a crack upon the
face. The direction in which the
crack ran was believed to indicate
a positive or negative answer to
the query. It is due to this practice
of divination, known as scapuliman-
cy, that we know as much as we
do about the Shang people at An
yang, because great piles of used
oracle bones have been discovered
and translated. Thus we know what
the Shang people worried about,
and what was foremost in their
minds. The Black Pottery people
also practiced scapulimancy in q
primitive form.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-08-27
STOVE RATIONING

After August "a, 1913, anyone
wishing to purchase a new heating
or cooking stove will be required to
present a Purchase Certificate to the
dealer. The reason for the new regu-
lation is a program of nationwide
rationing of all heating and cooking
equipment.
Specific types of equipment coming
under the new Ration Order include:
Gas Ranges, gas cooking stoves
Coal and wood heating stoves and
laundry stoves
Coaland wood ranges and cooking
stoves
Gas heating stoves and heaters
Oil and kerosene heating stoves
and heaters
Oil, kerosene, and gasoline ranges
and cooking stoves
Conversion range oil burners (al-
though this type of stove is no long
er being manufactured, the remain
ing number are being distributed
through rationing. Their sale is not
limited by the quota system.)
Anyone desiring to buy stove
first must make application for a
Purchase Certificate at their local
War Price and Rationing Board.