davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

Dearborn
Catherine Yourr. e3fs Weyher
Ga13s s ErifaEle 72S ~ lean
JurioN Marines t31S Garnnd
Verne sweeney fn3g Ouyer
ST. and Nrs Glrn Van buIen.
1905 liubUeli
Beftr K0nar 2uS newton HttamrS
Dtuf L.ana. 81 nemert 646 Haze Wo1d
Jean Raves 2lNl- Third Trenton
Mr ana Mr. William Warner
1851 Mahhed
lnr.wt SkIHnt SIP ZINE Alma
Mrs Ies Albright. 3z7 Republic,
Alma
Rum Fuft 22t2s BENJAMIN.
rita Hs01er. iftrs Patrick
Mis- Ids Miller sTti EAthhone
SH.Nlgd Hereford Farms IONA
sa1caf lie altman. &6fb Taylor
Mss 0sCaf 1bll 1907 CfesceutNoof
Mrs Mars Ntrofro $3.50 DAYTON
Geo shr.y 1929 NeckeI Dearborn
Mrs Alice Fullerton, 36l6 National
.lfrry Rogers 1895 Mclfnse
ftrrTr Z = -.-7rT7 q G.t1tti1------as
Emuyf1 KsmlnsN. l2o3s MopousaD
MIs. Caroline Cbyyurnuv SKI. 2lGht ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

~, !. -
fe1ei|cH "'u'a'' az pr'.-
i'' b. SIT. .iii 7I' it'rt. VIZ
RADIO messages f.o also qualified
aiIh as 4 marks"
,y,I,er Too,,,,u . o4
- ~ 5554-4 49, = -. 80
citciIahon department cuTltse
i'--r' RI r0rr-I7-t ra
pool>'taln.n-
I,u,. 1T, nm. , NJ,
- - 80, - .,-e'
forr-., ,.,,.,.., - -.. - -
r,.;.1 800. ana .,.-.s.-.,. ,-,-.i.
-, t1c ~. a..r D., 49,,
Co,..tIsr4 ..t....,
ON fn'o.-h- staff sgt Leon
ard Campbell Irr0< staff
sgt. Leo N>scnnachrr. -lu6 Green
.nI Niu,,m NJ. -.-5r
r7'C,l,,.,'G -. -
r..,.1c NV. -, ,,l Ua,h
-, Dr.,... y ~ 49,. y '''''
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
List Of Donors
To Santa for
Servi(enen

Cash contributions reported in
todays list of donors 10 the Santa
Tor Sorvicemen campaign ~hcfre
sponsored by The Detroit Times
amounted 10 Sl.1A3.60 raising the
o.. ~ al - Coz 900 q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

An air medathas been gwen 1T.
Lawrence T.. Mccarthy, l6517
Prairie, for compile ton OF 10 opcr-
ational SorticS IN Europe as pilot
Of a P-17 Thundf4bolt. lie has
named his plane after his wife
Patio y{,s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24

amounted 10 Nl,lf6.bU raising Inc
efafidEtetal la a,3A9
Mr. and Mrs Birch Howard
'Ne,ue PHILIPS. sss s.la.6 go
Bonnie Patton, 1855 " Hancock . 400
Bette Hasktf. 1887 Fieldint 90
Caroi Fead 1890 Fairway prive 600
". n Hurt GrisWold Hote . oo
Robert Nelson lss0s ~ Auhin ? no
A. Angeblo $500 Msrlepe 90,
Margaret rr-t7 tA7rI1rr . -rr'r
r LEVINE seward Hotel 80
Mrs II. Lands 1880 Hayus on
Mrs w j. Riffenberg sa5s Sherwood 90
Aloyse Kenny i2s Tower, lonia 90
Mrs r n STEPHENS
f277 " Euera Vista 100
Ar and Mira JACK Kamage,
2t3s stair 200
Ms FRED TUSCANY
100 Eastman ~ Clemens 200
Mrs Ne.ma Thompson
ga FREDERICK %
mryv-V Love. 2I2i Lsrkvsw : 90
Dorn'ng AWes 1923 Third - go
ltl'h r. Johnson 6sfs Drake 40
Frea Af.c 402H EnTr Flint = 90
Mrs JnsrphIne Huryp l7lp7 Larcnt = pn
Mrs Ra,pn Palmer 1913 fuller 100
Ms .tsyfLr Geroer 33ll Clements 200
Car .0ttrNt .Ii
3i67 Williamson. Dearborn 200
PfFsr NImort lill1 Metfeisl . an
IlAa- A;-A4-s-7 lt-2a- ~ Outer Drive %
MIS- Mlared Darwin
20 Snopar1. Lansing 90
Eaward BlerfGer $50 Fifh Dexter 500
Lawrence. NGnGett H40f Cnaifpnte Z.uD
kenh- KARI i452 Bhfy- Drive.
Crosse Po.n'e 90
MT tt-ithHfdf
rs HoA al NJ Clemens 90
Lucy BeloY4ch 6f7l NJ FIigu ,n0
Irene Jats 5lsl r Palmer 200
Ina FrEs.rs. 357i Audcfion 900
Martha HuntTuoker l5llO Rlchton 400
inI.f EtI.IaF 1908 I,fEIr iNrrN 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-24
Service Notes:
3 Soldiers Win
Silver Stars
For 6dIIantfy

Three soldiers from this vicinity
have been awarded Silver Stars
for valorous deeds: sgt. Robert
j. kopacz of AmhcrStberg IN the
TuniSian campaign; Cpl. Raymond
j. Bundza, Detroit in the Sicilian
invasion. and Pic. Robert +. Dow,
1l4SS WISCOHsIu,-in New Georgia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Ser bl1loertidbrige arieg Sapaas

~ s5& 4st 4 :
ter, 45O,O0O,OOO Gbineien, 35O,OOO,-
900 Snber, 100000 HbiIippiner
lnb peitere Minionen Sialneien, 8ir-
meien, &oreaner, Malapen it1b Manb-
iurianer nit ,ins 5liiammenarbeiten." "
Das miro Die getpaltigen natiirli-
den 8roouftionsqueaen SitaIiens er-
fblieBen unb Sen 8au Der groBten
Grmeen 5u 2ano,, 5ur See, in Der
2nft nnb 1nter Ser See ermogliGen.
Bldne iino bereits enttporfen fir oie
&oloniiation uno oie slnsbentltng
Siioamerifas, fir ste Snpaiion Norb=
amerifas uno oie groberung GuB-
lambs. Damn miro bie l1nteriohung
guropas unb afrifas elm 2ei1tes lein
uno Sic gan5e 8elt miro uns eebo>
rem. 8ir boffen, es miro 1tidt eans
10 Sabre oauern, aber mir ipollen
LloB cine fonierpatipe Shatung mo-
det.'
@o5u 2apeue SEN folgerben Som.
mentar mabt: ,Seute lit ,oas iapani=
ide golf 5erlumpt, miioe, Ic1n1ubig
rno bungerno. Die tagliden Sdwie-
rigfeiten uno Spfer aller slrt, oenen
es iid llnter5ieben mub, ltno einem
Mmerifaner pollfom1nen nerltdno=
lib. Iber oas iapaniibe Solf lit mill
lens, tpeiter 5l1 leioen uno 5lt famp~
fen, bis Ser 100iGbrige arieg geluon=
men it,"
Sapan befampft nibt 10 iebr Die
Ser. Staaten uno gnglano. gs be-
fdn1pft Die meiBe Gaiie unb bat nit
ser gerlflapung Der selben uno braus
zen Gaiie begonner. 0as iapaniId)e
@olf> oas ieb bielfab 81. betpunoern
@elegenbeit bate, lit 5lt einem ab-
grunbtiefen Sallatismlls berabgelnn-
fen, nelher ri6t nur Worolltlt lnb
cine moralii6e 8ergiftlrng 5u er5el1-
gen ipillens it, ionoern Oieien @elit
auf @enerationen fort5uerben ent-
i6loHen lit. 0ieler fanatiide &elt5er-
itorunesgeiit fam nur burh cine pon=
itdnbige gernidtung Die 0fenid]beit
retten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

0ean iagt oft, oie 5armer ieien
Gbiloiopben. Na6 unlerer Mnlidt ba=
ben lie in anbetra6t Der 5ablrei6en
8eidaftigung nibt piel 3eit gu pbi=
loiopbiiben 8etrabtungen.
&eute morgen fam uns beim 8flif-
fen Ser @urfen Ser @eoanfe, nit mel
der 8eiorgnis man nad Ser nabiten
Gurfe iid umidaut, mabreno man
nod oie eben entbedte abbri6t.
X X *
aaem Ini6ein na1 miro es im
beperitebenoen Sbuliabre I'M Soiepbi-
mum an arbeitsbilfe feblen. Wer iid
fir 9alls- llno anbere glrbeiten inter-
eiiiert ober iemanb fennt, Der bieie
geidaftigung iudt, moge uns redt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Sin }htuerer GerInIt

gfi6arb bot 5u Saus einen slltfiab
iiber ben 9reiBiaidbrieen arieg ae-
idrieben; aber leioer bat er oas Seft
nit oen literariiden Weiiterlperf
berloren. Mns -Morgett, als er in Die
S6ule geben min, merit er ben ger-
Iuit. gr bat Mngit, oem 2ebrer ielbIt
iein MiBgeldid 5l1 er5dblen ltno bit-
tet ieine Mutter Inn cine geiheini-
gung. Die Mltter lit auh iofort be-
reit oa3u lrno idreibt auf einen 3et-
tel:
uSier6urd beideinise id, bob
1nein Sobn Hidar6 BEN DreiBigidbri-
gen arieg perloren bat. @r miro aber
iofort einen neuen anfangen, iobalo
er aus Der 5dule 5uriid iit. - Gi-
har6s Mutter."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Mns oemt Soiepbtnnut

gSie mir aus Sen 8riefen unIerer
auf ser Sarm pobnenoen Stuoenten
erieben, miro eine reicbe grnte err
portet. Sir Sen Sarmer lit Ser Sag
lana uno sic Mrbeit ihuer, aber er
orbeitet all einem groBen ltno tpidtt=
gen @erfe, bas inns allen 5ngnt
fonlnt. 9e0ge unier Serrgott ieinen
unerlniioliben SleiB belobnen!
x X X ..
0ie unler1 Stroel1ten 5lgetDtele=
nen i6riftli6en slrbeiten treffen tag
lib ein. Stloinnl lit Die 2ebensbe-
idaftigung zines Stuoenten rno ielblt
sic 6erien5ett muB ourb 2eiung unD
ibriftlide 4rbeiten ausgenuet per,
oen.
Geribieoene Stube1lten baben, tpie
ibnen angeraten ipuroe, aus 8ell mo-
beitsriicfli6ten be,t ar5t foniultiert
uno beionoers SABINE unb slusen un=
terluden laiien, Inn ihperern llebeln
por5ubeugen nno ndbreno oes S6ul-
iabres ni6t unliebiam unterbrod)en
5lt iperben. Sn pielen 5allen lit eine
Gr5tli1e Snpfung norgeidrieben.
X X X
ltnIere Seminariiten, nel6e font
menOen Serbit ben bobern 8eiben
elltgegenIeben, baben bereits lire
ihriftlidben Grforbernifle eingelonbt.
Gas erinnert Tie baran, pie nabe lie
bereits oem Sag ser 8eiben iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
t go0esan,ctgrn +

Gbriitian @einle, geb. a1t 9. 9eaenn-
Der 1856 in Deutidlano; geit. am
1. Suni 1943 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
gr binterldBt feline @uttin, 4 Sob
ne unb / godter. gllter 2eier.
Mrs. gbriitine ~. 9e @mnt-San-
brif, geb. am a. MpriI 1897 in
Chicago, ST.; eelt. am 4, Snli
1913 in MaperpiIle, Sn. Die 8er-
itorbene lit Bic Mlitter unieres
/ Stuoel1ten De Nunb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Stimme bes @plfes fir bas
snSehfim,tt,t

empfongen Sic einlieeenb $40,
elne @abe, Die id in einen slnliesen
periproden bate. @ott iei Danf! -
g, st., Sbio.
X X X
ginIieseno Sded iiber $5 gum
Cant fir bic grb0rung elmer gitte.
- Wrs. &C., Soma.
X X X
Ginliegeno 81 gum geIten Sbrer
slnitalt, eine @abe, Die ih 3u gbren
Seiu, Marid uno soIepb periproden
bate. - Wrs. g. &C., @aIb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

r Z + 80
100 Sabre aries anr groberune
Ger @elt', bas lit -bas ariegsgeibrei
Der WiiIitariiten Sapans. Sntereiiante
2ibtblife e,1ttpirft Der Nrgentinier
Hanton 2nbeae in Der Suninunmer
oes ,,stmerican Maga8ine". 8ir ert=
nebmen oem artifel folgenoe Hunfte
oes argentiniihen 8eobahters:
siamon 2apeae mar argentiniiber
&oninl in Songfong als Die Sapaner
oieie Stabt eroberten. Spdter tpuroe
er Der argentiniiden gotidaft in So
flo beigeorbnet. Grit Dor fl1r5en ge-
lang es ibn1, iiber 5ibirien na1 ser
neitliden @eniipbare au gelangen.
Sbelei6 iein areentiniides Seimat-
lano offi5iea aufieite Ger I6ienma6te
itebt, itebt 2apelle I'M 2ager Der al-
liierten uno bot iid Tim oas ameri<
fanilhe 8iirgerre6t betporben.
Som iapanii6en Stanopunft, err
fldrt 2apelle, miro Die eegenmartige
ariegslage alio betra6tet: rgon Ser
peniger giinItieen Seite betra6tet,
mogen GeutihIonb uno SSapan in
;tpei bis>orei Sabren beltegt iein, mo-
raug Hltblano am gnoe ieiner n1ilita=
riiben Ntabt angelangt lein miro,
.pdbreno slmerifa uno gnglano gum
5roben Sell ericbopft uno friegsn1iioe
lein iperoer."
uSn5lpiiben tperoen mir oie bon
I..dnoige groberrng Gbinas 81 gnoe
5eiiibrt l,l1b oiellei6t au6 Sltoien UNI
eriodt baben. 8as nod idnertpie=
Jenber iii, meroen mir unlere Snieln
nit unperlenfbaren 2uftnaffen unl-
Jeben baben, bie in1ita1oe iein iperoen,
cine 5tpeimal Itdrfere 2uftarmaDa als
Die britiide ltnb amerifa1iide See
iiotte 5ulamnengenomlnen, sll 5erlto=
rem. 9aneben tperben mir iiber cine
iibermiegeno itdrfere 5eema6t perfit~
gen. l1nlern 2anbarmeen Deroen mir
Die Mrmeen unierer freunolbaftlib
aeponnenen altatii6en Golfer Ser nnz
iern bin5ufitgen.'
Sic eri6opften Den1ofratie11, Sotp:
ietrublano eingei6loiien, meroen biel-
iei6t nod ein bis 5lpei Sabre lang ib=
rem pergebliden aanpf lpeiter 5u fiib-
ren ilnitanoe iein, aber IN amerifa
unb gnglano miro Der einnliitlge GnI
ariballen: @enl1g oes linnlolen
Sblahtens, gebt uns unlere Sobne
nieber, uno iiberlabt Sltalien BEN Sa=
panern!
vWGbreno nun Elm Srieben ober
Waffenitillltanb BON ben anglo-ame=
rifaniiben Mddten auf ibre obnna6-
tigen militariiben Sperationen folgt,
miro Sapan oas groBte llno mdhtiglte
Geih in Der @eidid)te Der @elt er-
ridtet baben. Mit 8O,000,000li Sapa=
ner als Die Serren ber 8elt, meroen
nabesu 1,0OO,OOO,OOO mi1iger 8ol-
hoIS 01}i44ofI,tt1r 4,1nhn11 YWir hnhpf1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

,,Meine Srau piegt 172 8fltno.
Sier inn 8ab nimmt iie iabrlib %
Hfl1nb ab. Sn adt Sabren tit iie
tpeg."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Qutttnug fdr frontute
0abe,l 3ngunfett
nuferer Stu0ente1t

Friends, Ill. .........:....... $4,000
Rev. w. F. H., North Dakota. 1000
Rev. w. L., New York. ...... 1000
H. J. G., Ohio. o............... 1850
Mrs. Mary Halfpapp, Sr., Pa. 1000
Mrs. A. F., Pa. 500
Mrs. Clara Eckert, Mo. ...... 500
Mrs. Ray G. Peters, Mimi. %. 500
M. ]. Willenborg, Wash. 80. 500
Joseph Heinrich, Ohio. $3.50. 200
Mrs. VIM. Kaufman, Mimi. 200
Nick Locken, Mont. ........ 200
E. Hackner, Wis. s............. 200
Franz Huber, N. J. ......... 100
Mrs. Mary Tgges. ........ 100
Mrs. E. Faber, N. Y........... 100
Mrs. Annie Schaffner, N. j.. 100
NJ. s. L., Conn. n.............. LOO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
3unt NeubQ1t hes
9oietltnna9

Donations toward this fund are
used to reduce the debt on the new
Josephinum erected at cost of
approximately $l,600,O00O0 and
dedicated Nov. 26. 1881.
Previously credited ..$618,232.77
Anna Schwartz, N. Y..... 100
Total .$618,233.77
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

balls Oeitteillng MAIDEN. 8ir baben
geidaftigung fir Manner uno
Srauen.
X X X
Wir boffen, bab Die uBitbboloing
Gar" nienanb bonn &auf bon War
Bombs abbalten miro, Defenders tDenn
man beabiidtiet, iolhe gum beiten oes
Splepbinun1s a115nfaufen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

Rtttmud), BEN 4. Ingnit 1913
Evening star., 1943-09-13
1000 Soldiers Enter
Georgetown al Close
Of 147th Graduation

Georgetown University followed
up Its l47th annual commencement
today by opening its doors to admit
1000 newly arriving soldier trainees
IN basic pre-engineering, foreign
area and language courses in CO.
operation with the Army Specialized
Training program.
The Very Rev. Lawrence c. Cor
man, S. j., president, told an audi
ence assembled yesterday afternoon
in CASTOR Hall for the graduation
of 81 civilian seniors, that the
Georgetown School of Nursing, also,
is to become militarized soon. De-
spite the military program, he de-
clared the university will continue to
provide for the education of civil
ians throughout the war.
Senator Patrick A. McCarran of
Nevada, who warned in a COM
mencement address that the United
States is in danger of substituting
dictatorship for democracy, was
awarded an honorary Doctor of Law
regree by the president of the uni
versity A similar honor was con-
ferred on DR.. Hugh J. Fegan. dean
Of the Georgetown Law School and
faculty member for 80 years.
The commencement was the first
ever held by Georgetown in Septem-
ber and conceded with the opening
of the military program and a new
term for civilian students. Among
the graduates yesterday were 80 in
the college, three in the school of
nursing, five in the law school and
20 in the foreign service school.
Senator McCarran criticized Gov
ernment "bureaucrats" and the ten
dency to "legislate by directives."
Reminding that dictatorship is
not always creature of war;" he
warned that sometimes it comes
tiptoeing stealthily upon an unsus-
pecting people in time of peace.
Sometimes" he added, ut is built
secretly by the people themselves,
unknowing the potentialities of what
they create; until like Frankenstein's
monster, it is unleashed to accom-
plish the enslavement or destruction
of its creator"
Dean Fegan Presented.
The Rev. Francis E. Lucey, s. j.,
regent OF the law school, presented
Dean Fegan for his L. L. D. degree.
He holds similar one from Mount
st. Mary's College. While engaged
In his duties at Georgetown, DR..
Fegan also has found time to serve
on the Executive Committee of the
Association of American Law
Schools" the citation read.
Senator McCarran was presented
Evening star., 1943-09-13

by the Rev. Edmund A. Walsh. s. j..
vice president Of the university and
regent of foreign service. As chair
man of the Senate District Commit
tee. the citation pointed out, "he
manifests for the we'll being OF the
citizens and institutions of this seat
OF our national Government the
same solicitude as he does for the
best interests of the constituents of
his own native State
A sidelight of the commencement
that attracted applause was when
Maj. Gen. j. M. Swing, recently re-
turned from a paratroop command
in the Sicilian campaign, was per-
mitted to present diploma to his
graduating son. Joseph M. Swing of
the School OF Foreign Service.
The graduation of three special
nurses-Margaret Ludmilla Dudas
Eva Kucille Stevens and Marie An
toinette Troxell-was the first time
women ever received their diplomas
at Georgetown general commence
ment.
Capt. Paul A. McDonough, class
OF 1929, chaplain with the Army
Air Forces. preached the baccalau-
reate sermon In DahIgren Chapel
during the morning.
Degrees Conferred.
Degrees were conferred at the
commencement as follows:
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Bachelor Of Arts.
Chilson. Ebert v. ODonovan, T. r
Finnerty r. A. ir. Pilessi, Philip G.
Cannon, Gilbert Z. Sallows, Robert j.
Howley, John Reed scheid Charles J.
Mackey. John P. Veith, Joseph C.
Maietano, John H. Zachary, Robert Y.
Bachelor Of Science in Pure Science.
Barry, Michael c., Gillespie, John F.
Drinks, Walter j., Moulton, j. F.. jr.
Gym laude. Ragan, Paul j., cum
Donneiiy. James D. Redman. R w. c..
Carmona, M. G.
Bachelor Of Science in Social Science.
Brew, Arthur J. Kelly. Martin G.,
Brown, James Allen cum laude.
DAILY, Robert c. Mackey, Henry A.
Fitzpatrick, r. r., jr. Murray. Paul B.
German: Daniel J. oConnor, W. E.
Sharkey, F. M
Bachelor Of Science in Nursing.
Troxell. Marie A. Dudas Margaret L.
Stevens, Eva l..
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Bachelor Of Laws.
Cole. Joseph Z. NevGres, Ramon L.
Flanagan, w. O. Watkins, Orville R.
Lane, John D.
SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE
Bachelor Of Science in Foreiru Service
Allen, Vincent W.. Lowry. Joseph K.
Jonathan John E. Moore, Frank B.
Forbing, Fred v. Norman. William z.
Cries, Thomas g. Pardo. Eduardo T.
Hirt. Francis L. Patrucco. Amelio L.
Lane, John Dennis Swing, Joseph M.
Lorwin, Boris
Public Administration.
Davis D. D. 1t, Quigley. John L.
u s. N. r. Shortley, Robert L.
Howard, w. l.. Tilghman, NJ W.
Ola, oliver Gilbert Williams r. L.
War bonds are just as much .
weapon as a warplane or a long
range gun; how many bonds do you
own? Back the attack with War
bonds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Woman Shot in Face
In Row With Roomer

Wounded in an argument with
a roomer. Mrs. Matte Washing
ton. SO. Of 1855 Gabriel. Romums
Township today was in Eloise
Hospital
Mrs. Washington said that
George helms. 80, shot her in the
face after she and her husband,
William, as, had objected to the
drunken condition IN which he
.rteurned 10 their home. helms is
being sought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Eyewitness Story
OF RabaMI Raid
Bv LEE VAN Alta

ABOARD AN AMERICAN MITCHELL
BOMBER EN- ROUTE FROM RABAUL, Oct y
DELAYED (NS)-Rabaul key japanese lombard
ment base in the southwest Pacific was devastated
today by a mighty Allied air assault, rvaling the
enemy's Pearl Harbor raid.
The smoking, flaming ruins Of the bombardment base
scared an unforCettabe impression into our minds
IS I've h1r1lad ol-r HEaA hack from The -aIgoL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
MiteheIIs Raid
Nazis in Albania

ALLIED HQ Algiers, Oct. IA
(UPD-American Mitchell tB-25)
bombers rsided Albania for the
first time Wednesday. destroying
or damaging more than half the
German planes parked on an air
field near Tirana, the capital, IL
was announced today.
Bomb hits were scored on han
CARS and workshops Fires were
started IN barracks and other
buildings.
The MitehellS. with an escort OF
P-38 Lightnings. took off from
Italian bases near the Adrlauc
coast All returned safely.
British heavy bombers OF the
Middle Eastern command raided
aircraft dispersal areas az the
Martha airhelds on Rhodes Island
Tuesday night.
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a Liberator bomber reported that
the harbor was bullying with ship
ping when the raiders arrived.
The attack, in line with Mac
Arthur's announced intention Of
delivering swift massive strokes
against key enemy detectives,
was interpreted by observers here
as a bid by the southwest Pacific
commander for more prominent
part in the Pacific offensive
scheme.
Rabaul Is the main enemy
bastion south of Truk, and has
been the objective of the two
pronged Allied offensive in New
Guinea and the Solomon Islands
MacArthur's communique re-
vealed that American f1iers also
were busy over the SolomonS
blasting the Japanese-held kahili
airdrome on Bougainville Island
and shooting down Is of % enemy
planes which attempted TO inter
cept the raiders. Two American
planes were lost.
Six more japanese planes were
downed in a doghght over the
nearby Bougainville Straits at a
cost Of one Allied fighter.
Gen. Macarthur announced that
all organized Japanese resistance
had ceased on Vella Lavella
Island, in the central SolomonS,
bringing the entire New Georgia
group into American hands. Two
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HARD LABOR PLAN

A reader in Flint suggests what
most youths would probably con
slider cruel and unusual form
of punishment for juvenile law
Nolators.
"fnstead Of putting them on
parole TO their parents or just
giving them a lecture. why not
put them TO work with wheel
barrows she suggests.
"Let an officer stand over
them and see that they wheel
pile OF sand on a lot 100 or
more feet long from one end 10
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Of former days-or adoption
of even stricter ones-is ad-
vocated by this group.
The other school still re-
tains faith in the essential
soundness of the younger
generation.
M. f.. s. STATES VIEWS
"Just give the youngsters an
opportunity To lead clean, useful
lives" spokesman for this fac
ton say, land you'll find that
they won't get I'm trouble"
A letter signed NJ. r. :. pre-
sents pretty clearly the viewpoint
of the "hard-boiled" group.
"Stop trying to devise ways
and means to entertain the
youth of to-day" grewls M. f. s.
Enough has been done In that
direction already. You have the
results now.
"All the recreation centers
have done Is to get the kids
fresher than ever. They don't
seem TO realize that, IL IL were
not for the Oldsters paying for
all these ferns of recreation,
they would not have them.
JOBS SUGGESTED
Recreation In school Is suf-
hcient. When their school hours
are over they should go directly
home and he OF what help they
can TO their parents or guard
ian. A little job as errand boy
or grocery boy will do more
good for them than all the
amusement our civic leaders
seem to be trying 10 create"
Some see a return of prohibi-
ton, rigidly enforced, as a Solu-
ton.
Destroy the right to sell
liquor and beer and close all
such places I'm the nation for all
time to come" writes s. C. Nc
Caron of 4518 st. Clair.
McCaron urged passage Of g
law providing that ANY man OF
woman who is found drunk. al
home or elsewhere be punished
with year at hard labor. with q
five-year term for a second Of
Tense
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the other and then wheel n
back a number OF times, depend
ing upon the severity OF the Of
Tense"
Opposed to letters of this type
are the ones advocating increased
recreational and educational ia
cilities.
NEED EXTRA ROOM
Melville A. Lewis of Lansing
suggests that most boys and girls
would be content to stay home
evenings if they had an extra
room. or den fitted out with
entertainment facilities,
This solution, however, would
seem of little value in over
crowded Detroit.
Numerous writer's have pro-
posed the formation of Juvenile
corps patterned after military
organizations, with the purpose Of
providing a program of interest
ing and useful activity TO children
who might otherwise find time
hanging heavily on their hands.
NEED RESPONSIBILITY
Another suggestion. somewhat
along This line, is that of "A
Mother at Port Huron, who pro-
posed:
ioungsters from ~ up could
have headquarters in each
neighborhood and make some
minor war article and get paid
for IL.
Responsibility" she pointed
out. makes 'em shine"
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Driver Held
I'm Girls Death

Frank Atom. a.. OF 13949
Stevenson Drive, was held on
drunk driving charges today
pending further investigation by
Macomb County authorities into
the death of Dorothy Mclean. 16,
Of 238l9 GroeSbeck, East Detroit.
who was killed at GroeSbeck and
81 Mile roads last night.
Police quoted Atom as saying
that he and his wife. Floy, A,
were returning from a visit with
friends where they had been
drinking He said he was blinded
by the lights OF an approaching
car and lost control of his own.
ATOMS automobile left the road
and struck the girl.