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Evening star., 1943-07-28
Russia
Continued From First Page,

four miles closer to the encircle-
ment and capture of Orel.
The outflanking tactics were work
ing we'll, the Russians said. One
unidentified railroad station was re-
ported seized by encirclement when
terrific land and air resistance halted
the Russian frontal attack. The
Russians tented a frontal attack
and sent the main forces around
the f1anks and to the rear. The
threatened Germans retired to
escape capture, the Russians said.
400 Germans Killed.
The Red Army war machine cap
tured an important hill and several
villages on the drive north of the
city toward the Bryansk railway,
the communique said. killing about
400 Germans and smashing IA tanks
and 4 armored cars.
East of Orel the Germans launched
several counterattacks which were
beaten off, the Germans leaving 800
dead and 18 tanks and 6 self pro
pelling guns on the field, the war
bulletin added.
The Nazis were reported striving
to hold an intermediate line south
of Orel to bar the way to the right
flank of the Russian pincer move
ment. but were giving ground under
Red Army pressure
On the Belgorod front, at the foot
Of the Kursk bulge 165 miles from
Orel, action was limited to what the
communique described as active
reconnaissance operations" In one
sector Russians stormed a trench,
killing 80 Germans and taking pris-
oners and war material.
Nasis Counterat tack.
The war bulletin said that Ger
mans had counterattacked Russian
positions in the area southwest of
Voroshilovgrad but that all were
repelled by the Red Army with
heavy losses to the NaZis in men
and equipment.
South of 1zyum in the Donets
basin Soviet gunners smashed 40
German firing positions. two six
barreled mortars and searchlight in
stallations Other action was linn
tied to scouting activity, the Rus
slams said.
On the Leningrad front Russian
troops fought engagements of local
Importance in the area north and
east OF Mga, the communique de-
clared.
1t added that in the DAYS fighting
Russian troops destroyed 80 tanks
and "A German planes.
Defenses Are Strong.
Front dispatches said German
losses were rising at a staggering
rate.
A Tass dispatch said that rains
had greatly hampered offensive op-
erations in the past few days. but
that the RED Army had overcome
all diff1culties."
German Gefenses outside Ore]
were acknowledged to be extremely
formidable. extending to a depth OF
3 or miles and crisscrossed with
antitank bitches, barbed wire ano
trenches, the latter connected by a
maze of underground corridors
CToday's German communique
reported that the Russians con-
tinued to attack with undimin-
ished violence" in the Orel area,
but said all yesterdays thrusts
were thrown back with heavy
losses. Elsewhere. it said, the
Soviet attack decreased in
strength.)
Evening star., 1943-07-28
American Snipers Active
In Philippines, Jops Sow

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 28.-The Berlin
radio quoted advices from Manila
today as saying that Japanese
troops had clashed with American
snipers hiding in the Luzon jungles
and that the American leader had
been killed in the fighting. The
broadcast was recorded by the Asso-
ciated Press.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
owl Should Not Act
As Censor, Hoyt Says

LOS ANGELES. July 2S (P,.-The
Office of War Information should
not act as a censor and should not
pamphleteer and propaganda. -
says Palmer Hoyt. new director of
Its domestic branch.
1T was pamphleteering and the
suspicion of plugging for a fourth
term that brought down the disap-
proval of Congress on the domestic
service OF OWL" he said In an inter-
view yesterday
What he thinks his unit should do:
Get sll the news from the Army and
Navy-and give all of it to the public
that can be given without telling the
enemy things he shouldn't know.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Turkey
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page.)
close diplomatic relations with both
the United States and Great Brit
ain. as a logical choice as the
medium for possible Italian peace
overtures.
Mr.. Menemencioglu returned to
1stanbul after the conference and
then proceeded on to Ankara. 1t
was disclosed that arrangements
had been made for Signor Guariglia
to leave for Rome on plane bear
ing special markings to insure safe
passage home
Not Ardent Fascist.
Mr.. Guariglia was appointed to
the Turkish post three months ago
and at the time it was understood
that he was not the Italians first
choice for the job. Rome, it was
understood. wanted to appoint an
ambassador with pro- Allied lean
ings, but the suggestion apparently
was vetoed by Berlin. Italy's Axis
partner. Signor Guariglia, who Is
not known to have exhibited any
particular Allied sympathies. is
known to have been only lukewarm
toward the Fascist party.
There were unconfrmed rumors
In Istanbul that Signor Guariglia's S
successor as Ambassador to Turkey
would be Count GaleazZo Ciano
Mussolinis son-in-law, who was re-
moved as Fascist Foreign Secretary
and sent to the Vatican as Ambas-
sador early this year.
The Turkish press reacted IA
vorably to the news of the collapse
Of the Mussolini regime in Italy,
most editors expressing the opinion
that Italy would soon be out of the
war.
Promises Friendship.
Husein Yalchin, veteran Turkish
legislator and popular writer, said:
TT cannot be doubted that Musso-
linis fall means the fall of Fascism.
There is not the slightest reason for
Italy to stay In the war. For Italy's
sake we are glad Mussolini resigned.
Italy can be sure that as soon as
she discards imperialism she will
find friends in Turkey"
zekeriya Sertel, editor Of Tan, the
second largest paper in Turkey, saw
Mussolinis resignation as crack
in the Axis structure"
1T is the beginning of the col
lapse of Fascism," he said. This
will not fail to affect both Germany
and the Balkans"
Evening star., 1943-07-28
2 Killed as Army Plane
Hits Auto in Lundino
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN RAFAEL, Calf. July 2S.-A
collision between plane and an
automobile killed two Army Air
Forces men, Hamilton Field an
nounced yesterday.
The plane, piloted by Second 1t.
Oliver A. Parker. %. of Boston, was
coming in for landing Saturday
at Mills Field. south of San Fran
cisco. 1t hit an automobile driven
by Staff Sergt. Kenneth Bodell, 20,
OF Minneapolis.
Sergt. Bodell was killed outright.
1t. Parker died Sunday night.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
owl Investigates
Broadcast Of SIur
AGAINST Italian Kinq

The Once OF War Information
had under investigation today its
Monday afternoon broadcast to Eng
land which termed Victor EN-
manuel OF Italy "the moronic little
King"-a broadcast which Presi-
dent Roosevelt said was unauthor-
lied and never should have been
made.
The program was put on the air
by the agency's overseas branch In
New York without the approval of
top officials in Washington who GUS
tomarily direct the tone of all Of the
propaganda broadcasts. Omcials
obviously were angered by the pro-
gram and were attempting to place
responsibility for 1t.
Owl transmitted a portion OF a
radio talk made Sunday night by
Samuel Grafton, New York Post
columnist, in which he called both
the King and Marshal Pietro Ba-
doglio "Fascists" in addition to max
ing the disparaging statement about
the King.
Was Beamed at England.
While the program was beamed to
England as part of regular broad
cast of American editorial opinion.
officials admitted that it might have
been heard elsewhere in Europe.
Certainly. they said, the Axis radio
could pickup our broadcast and
transmit it to Italy where it possibly
could do our cause no good.
President Roosevelt said the pro-
gram was not authorized by either
the State Department or the White
House and was made without the
knowledge Of Robert E. Sherwood
head of OWLS overseas branch. He
said Mr.. Sherwood, who was called
to the White House yesterday for
explanation, was taking vigorous
action.
In New York. Mr.. Grafton issued
the following statement after hear
ing of Mr. Roosevelt's disapproval:
The phrase 'maronic little King
seems to me rather temperate ref
erence to the head of a state which
has declared war on my country, but
In view of the ominous indications
that England and America may ac-
cept the Badoglio government, 1 can
only say that perhaps the moronic
little King is smarter than I
thought"
Attempted to Clear Program.
An official here said the New York
office directed transmittal of the
program when they were unable to
reach any one in Washington for
policy clearance.
Owl said Mr.. Grafton's remarks
apparently were used by the New
York office which was having difi-
Guilty finding early American COM
ment on the displacement of Benito
Mussolini by Marshal Badoglio.
The agency, meanwhile, declared
that the new government of italy is
regarded as an enemy the same as
Mussolini's regime.
Clarifying the tone OF its radio
broadcasts to Europe, an Owl ON
cial said:
This italian government, COM
posed as 1t is mostly of people for
merly associated with Fascism, de-
clared as one of It's first acts al
legiance to Hitler and the Axis. and
therefore is an enemy Of the United
Nations and the war will 60 on to
unconditional surrender"
1t was understood. however. that
the general policy of owl in it's
broadcasts to Continental Europe
is to refrain from making any per-
sonal criticism of either King Victor
Emmanuel or Mershel pedoolio
Evening star., 1943-07-28
1,400 Star Carriers
Hold OUTING Toniqht

More than 1.400 carriers of The
Star will have their annual summer
outing at Glen Echo beginning at
tbs o'clock tonight.
The carriers will have chance to
swim in the Crystal Pool. ride the
coaster dips and the flying scooter.
eat hot dogs and drink orangeade.
Those who wish to swim have been
asked to bring bathing suits and
towels.
Transportation and amusement
tickets, except for swimming, also
will be given helpers of the carriers.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Sobu, Film Star, Joins
Air Force as Mechanic

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA ANA. Calf. July o.
Sabu has switched from elephants
to airplanes.
The youth who formerly played
elephant boy in the movies is at
the Army Air Forces West Coast
Training Center. He will become a
mechanic. The name: Sabu Das-
tapir.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Postwar Buying Curbed

Britain's Society of Motor Manu-
facturers has announced that they
will not recognize deposits or credit
notes for postwar deliveries of cars
OF their make, and will not guar
antee priority Of delivery.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Anti-BIuck Market Law
Siqned in Wisconsin

MADISON, Wis. July 2s.-Gov.
Walter S. Goodland yesterday
signed into law a bill which makes
black market operations punishable
rr~ q State statute.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

The Axis Is watching you: keep
EN- signing while you keep buying
War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-mint Treat

Whea Ssst burn. eallouses sting and every
step b torture don't Just rrosn and d.
nothing. Rub on . little Ice.Nint, Frosty
white. eream-liks. it, cooling soothing con.
tort helps drive the fire and Dain riSht out
.. tired muscles relax in Erataful relief,
4 world Of difference in q few minutes, ese
Aew 1ce-Mint helps soften up eorns anl
$allousss too. Get foot happy today, The
<D.4t1t Way. Your drurxiss has Ies.iipA,
Evening star., 1943-07-28

ADVERTISEMENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
"HanseI and GreieI"
Unsurpassed Cast, bu,
Only Three Performances

Advance reservations are tre-
mendous for this immortal opera
Of Christmsstide. To those who
have not yet done so, this sug-
gestion Is In order make
your reservations or get your
tickets to "Hansel and Gretel"
NOW. Friday. December II,
evening only. Saturday. Deem
Der -, matinee and evening.
Singing the leading roles in an
unsurpassed cast Of grand opera
s,grs will be Maria MstyaS as
Hansel, Louisa Hoe as Gretel,
Mae Barron as the Witch and
Reinhold Schmidt as the Father.
The entire opera will be sung
in English and, so presented. Il
will be enjoyed as much by
children az by adults And, be-
cause Of the time and prices
Is5e 10 sos. isr irelv5edl ths
Saturday rsiioss vii be especially
popular nth ihs youngsters. Even.
ing prices range from sss 10 i77s,
isE Included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Both Sincere

Both are sincere lovers, most
of the time and both are a
little shy. The only difference
being that the American hides
his shyness with bravado, and
the Englishman covers his with
persiflage and reserve.
OF course. there is this diff
ference - the American man
counts the petals on a daisy in
order to discover whether or
not the girl really loves him.
The EnglishmAn counts them in
order 10 discover whether or
not he is really in love, with the
girl.
But, if either of them actu-
ally says. Il love you" you can
pretty we'll believe that he
means tat least while he's
saying il. If you don't believe
that. just try 10 make one of
them say il, against his will!
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

THE Star Spangled Banner or
God Save the King makes the
better rhumba.
As husbands, the two may diff
fer as the violet and the Amer
lean Beauty rose; but as lovers.
the Briton and the American
differ only as the cauliflower
and the cabbage. 1t is merely
a matter of taste which type
you prefer.
Both the cabbage and the
cauliflower are substantial foods;
and both Englishmen and Amer
lean men are reliable, if slightly
heavy types of lovers, each in
his own way. The American
may be more spontaneous and
obvious, and a much faster
worker; but the Englishman is
more sentimental, and has many
more subtle plays up his sleeve.
He is an incnrable romanticist.
An ,EnglIshman can say the
tendereSt and most romantic
things while he sits away over
on the other si0e oi the room
and never attempts to~kiss you
or touch your hand. But an.
American will clasp you in his
arms, at the first opportunity
and then forget every word he
meant TO say, or find the words
sticking in his throat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
.Dindh Shore
ROmdncin9
On Coast
BY NEIL RAU
special 20 TIN DETROIT TIMES

ltOLL NOOl). nov. ~
GOING steady with a boy is
VI just an old southern GUS
tom, according 10 Dinah Shore,
and she wants 10 know how
come ?" when people say she
and George Montgomery are
going 20 be married merely be-
cause they get around together.
Back in Nashville, where
Dinah lived until she was grad
uated from Vanderbilt Uni
versity. girl keeps regular
company with any number of
boys during that period before
she finally goes to the altar
with her choice. And this
writer. who also used 10 be one
of the folks from back yonder
in Dinah's home territory, has
even known of unhappy cases
where girls went steady once
too often and too long and
wound up their days in so-called
single hlpScpdnpSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Differences Between
American, BIRTHS h Lovers
BY HELEN ROWLAND

MRS. ROOSEVELTS casual
w remark that Australians
Cor Englishmen) are more re-
served in their love-making than
American men. and therefore
are losing the girls to the latter,
has stirred up plenty of good
natured controversy.
l am sure that a little reserve
would appeal to the American
girl, for a change. She is so
accustomed 10 being addressed
as Beautiful" or "Cutey" or
Gorgeous" practically on sight,
that the charming open-faced
approach is an old story TO her,
while il may be an alluring
novelty toNthe Australian girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Men Prefer

Men lbe 10 see their girls in
long feminine gowns and ac-
cordine 10 a poll taken among
locat- ruycrS, women are asking
for ,oHg dresses.
The long gown always be-
comes more important during
the holiday season too, when
parties are more numerous and
more formal
And II your SerNlceman wiA
be home on leave soon. remem-
Der. be likes 10 see you really
done JPN q fsttering long
gown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
DETROIT SYMPHONY News & Notes
GershWin-- kern--Foster Music Featured
Works OF American
Composers Comprise
Entire Program

In addition 70 "Porgy and Boss. Z"
a Symphonic Picture BY Gersh-
win-Bennett; en- orchestral set
ting Of Stephen Fosters "Jeanie
With The Light Brown Hair" by
Michigans composer-conductor.
Erica Dhlamarter, and an or
ohestral scenario OF Jerome
Kern's "Showboat" this week s
An-Amerioan symphony concert
will include Fantasy on Two
Themes by Deems TAYLOR Two
Choric Dances" by Creston and
the overture. School FOR Scam
dal. q by Samuel Barber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Ballet Theater
Here Thursday

THE BALLET THEATER,
with its repertoire Of Russian
ballet, recently completed its
engagement at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House in New York
and has started on It's second
coaSt-to-coast tour, under the
guidance of impresario S.
Hurok.
Detroit's dates for this com
pany Of $50 ere Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Only Going Steady

1t sounded like good, horny
reasoning, but l reminded Di-
nah she had also once been
rumored engaged 10 Jimmy
Stewart. She attributed the
talk about herself and Jimmy
TO Hollywood custom, and re-
minded me that as il turned out
they had likewise only been 60
ing steady.
There's not much a girl can
do about this marriage talk
once IL gets started, she con-
tinued. ut gets out of hand.
And when YOU tell people ii
isn't true they simply accuse
you of trying to cover up. That
business of covering up real
love Is another Hollywood idea
l don't understand.
But here are a few examples
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Nashville or HOLLYWOOD?

The main thing I wanted 10
know from Dinah when / inter-
viewed her 10 ask a few neigh
borly questions - like whether
she and George were really GO
ing to be marned-was this: Is
she following Nashville or Hol-
lywood custom in being courted
by Mr.. Montgomery. inasmuch
as the latter might mean an
elopement on the spur of the
moment,
well, I'll tell you" she said.
''habit sOrta gets into your
blood. And when / came to
Hollywood decided I would
string along with the customs I
had been brought up with. For
one thing, we girls back home
used 10 figure that IL you keep
getting engaged nobody will
lake YOU seriously when the
real thing comes along"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Opera Stars Present
a Christmas Gift
That Will Be
Remembered

For those acknowledgements
them-this-year' rames on your
Christmas list . for friend.
relative, customer anyone,
In fact, whom y6u> wish 70 re-
member with something uniquely
nice "a season ticket 10 ten
symphony concerts, beginning
with "Hansel and Gretel' on
December l7th< is suggested A
few in orchestra square are
available 81 SIS srd other good
locations nsy be he'd ~ $50 SIS
sn5 $40 ear Included. Phon. coiVr.
be 4s1o =. iomero~, n possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Wants Formal Weddinq

"Bnt here's the real answer"
she added. I'm getting married
the Nashville way when l do.
with formal announcement and
all the showers that go with il.
You don't think I'd miss all
those lovely showers, do you 2"
Along other lines, Dinah de-
clares-she's crazy about Holly
wood and she's going to buy
that house and settle down in
the film capital. And although
she says she may go steady
with other boys besides George
in the future. she's not going 10
do 1t long or too often. She
eventually wants to observe an
other mere universal custom
that of having a family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

+ eminine
Ftdtterin8
Nv Joan DIAN

WITH thc Ballet Thcatcr
w opening Us engagement
Thursday at Masonic Temple 10
add more sparkle 90 an already
brilliant season. many a eirl
will be on the lookout for an
evening gown, a long and grace
fully tiattering one.
Now that the argument over
the short and IONS evening
gown has somewhat subsidized,
We find there Is "a place for
both. The short one Is perfect
for many occasions. bat when
We want 10 be really festive
nothing can quite replace the
long dress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Fisher Town Hall
To Hear Calico

BRAVING A largely femi-
nine audience with the subject.
What Men Dislike in Women. -
Paul Galhee7-etftia er7-~'il i-spea41
before the Detroit Town Hall
audience in the Fisher Theater
Wednesday at IL a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Tickets Reservations

rcksrs. A. ennrvlrs during the
-.ss p.,ssdins s.eh performance
REstRYAUONs, sy phone 70 co
lsrbis 1910 Or neil 70 Detroit syr'.
psooy Cfeberrs. Masonic Temple.
Ds''si' 3 Michigan. Tiesstt ere held
Until receipt oi remittance. byt not
ls's' ihss ore ~sst before eonesri.
Prices; Evenings, sSe 70 177si
hssisss-sjs 70 ii6s. isr included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Different Types

However, any question as to
whether the Englishman or the
American makes the more bril-
liant lover is a little amusing.
You might as well ask whether
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Dim Luster'

The gown Sketched today we
have named Dim Lustre after
Anthony Tudor's new ballet
which the Ballet Theater Will
introduce 10 Detroit Friday
evening
This ballet has been the in
Spiration for many new gowns
and even cosmetics and II you
look at the sketch you'll see
what we mean by Dim LuStre y
ITifie-se%H HAS Just enough
sparkle, a subtly UNDERSIGNED
glow that makes II good for re-
peat performances the entire
season, The sparkle is achieved
by clusters OF jet beads spread
on nude marquisette yoke
that extends low in the back
and over the shoulders IN front.
Slim Lines
The body of the gown is coal
black mat rayon jersey. cut IN
long slim lines TO make an
ordinary figure good and a good
figure superb. Tiny cap sleeves
make il right for dinner or
formal occasions and self belt
serves 10 minimize your waist
line.
1t comes in black only and in
sizes u TO 20 at S2l 90 and is
the type of dress that doesn't
fly out of style but is as good
next season as il is now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Entertained Sister

Later. George and 1 enter
tanned my married sister when
she was in town, and 1t was
Immediately decided we were
getting one step closer TO the
altar because I was having him
get acquainted with my family.
And, right now, by all the Hol-
lywOod standards, George and l
are ready TO elope any minute
because he went with me sey-
eraI days ago To look at a house
I'm thinking of buying"
Thus, by all the externals,
which Dinah admits are often
the signs of things to come in
Hollywood, she is practically
Mrs. George Montgomery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

of how the marriage stories got
circulated on George and me.
Last year he gave me a ring
watch for my birthday, and at
the mere mention Of the word
ring everybody decided that a
wedding was imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-10-17

spent few days this week in
Falls Church with 1t. Wells par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Wells
1t. Wells is attending intelligence
school at Harrisburg, Pa.
Ensign John Rust Busick, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrien F. Busick, is
spending several days with Mrs.
Busick at their home in Mclean
and with his parents in Falls
Church. Ensign Busick, who has
just completed his indoctrination
course at Hollywood, Fla, was direc-
tor of athletics at George Washing
ton University before entering
service. 1t. George Cabell Busick,
another son of Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Busick, recently went overseas with
the Army Transport Command.
In compliment to their house
guests, Staff Sergt. and Mrs. James
A. Fowler of Camp Edwards, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Angerman
entertained IL guests from Wash
ington at bridge at their home near