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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-07-15

Edward c. Bolitho was Virginia Mr.
caller Sunday, Dulu
-H- Chin
visit In Duluth. Mi.
Mrs. David owen of Duluth spent and
several days with Mrs VIM. Pearson.
-A- Mr.
conrad y. Haugen leit SUNDAY iof parer
ST. James 70 spend seVerai weeks Shipr
-A
Mrs. George Anderson and daugh- Mis-
tiers, Ruth and Helen, were here last for I
week. atten
Mrs E. Barrett of Duluth is spending Mr.
month at the Upper caoin at "in'e daugi
Iron lake. Soud.
Mrs. j. Mitchell, Mrs. Ray Hoefler Mr.,
ana MISS sara Nl1cien were Onu'n are S
caliers wednesday anu iIuiSoy' week
JOS. Klug spent two days in Duluth TT
ON DusiuesS- WINE tnefe NC a1'ehoeo racks
the 26th annual Duluth day dinlier. nine
Ralph Sershen and Ricardo Fohoi Sta
returned iast week ifoin AiiiieapoiS of CT
wnere tney hao Deen ViSi'ins. Card
-E
Mrs Lynn Paulson and daughters Mr..
spent from Frioay untn SUNDAY as visitir
guests at the E. Nicholas home at FL anber
cor
-H Nor
MISS ESDeHe Lam ieit SUBWAY Ior after
NasnVne, ienn' 70 WISH ner IS. thony
ed time. Elm
A+ the
MRS. John LEWIS arfIVeo "euieSaay ion,
from San Antonio, Texas, to Visit her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. James E. Mr..
Dowler. Mr.. g
s- luth
MIS-. JACK Aooe anu oaueH'eie, Iean last '
and Suzanne Duluth, have arrived to
spend the summer at their resort at Mr..
Bear Island lake. and
-E- were
Na.ane 0aI' hus
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs Fred James. from
the v
NILS Lynn EaoiSOu at4o N1ts' Lieutl
Langen were hostesses at coffee party
in honor Of Mrs. VIM. BENEFITS at the Sgt
Paulson home this week. N c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie BoIitno had as pai g,
guests last weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tonkin, daughter, Jane, and Mr.
Mrs. John Danaelson, Duluth. as tht
H- $780, sek's
Miss Irene Hall has returned from 1r,are
an extended trip to New Orleans, La,
and Minneapolis. While IN the latter Mr.
city she visited Alice ziegler. turne
MINI
brother, Harvey Owens Oshkosh, Wis,
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Peter Mrs
Schaefer Thursday Of last week. ed b
-H- Mrs.
MISS Jeanne Pengal OF San DlesO home
is home visiting her mother, Mrs.
Frank PengaI, for three weeks. She IS Jos
employed by the San Diego county ing &
hospital great
-E- coast
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard DeRosier, Mr. prese
and Mrs. Gayle Pyles Of Hibbing, and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeSRoSier Of CHS w.
r,olf were weekend guests at the the 7
Frank Banks, Jr., and W. j. Kayute mere
Ioroes insur
ness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Service Notes:
Bendix Workers
Give S1,43O TO
Vets Hospital

Steve Macy. president Of the
Bendix local, 874, UAW-CIO, re-
Gently sent a check for 81 430.75,
representing employe contribu-
tons 10 the Percy Jones Hospital
recreation fund The gift was
made during a visit of the hoSpi-
tails four South Pacific wounded
veterans 10 the Wayne division
of the BendiX Aviation Corp.
Pfc. Edward RusineN. 2Sl7
Warren, former Berkeley distrIbu-
tor for the Times, has returned
10 Camp Make Tex. after spend
ing a furlough here. He recently
received his first stripe in the
military police battalion.
SiSgt. Joseph Sala. 1885 ST. AL
bertus, recently was transferred
from the Polish aircorps 10 the
L.. s. Army air force somewhere
in England He is in the last
stages Of the instruction period
prior 10 becoming active in bomb
ing raids on enemy territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Girl TMdnCy
TriipIed Here

Truancy in Detroit schools mas
increased 100 per cent among
boys and 300 per cent among
girls, Doane Black, school attend
ance officer. disclosed today in
protesting 10 the board Of educa-
ton against 20 per cent cut in
the school attendance department
personnel
Frances Comfort. vice president
Of the Detroit Federation OF
Teachers appealed 70 the board
10 increase attendance depart
rAent personnel from as 70 so. Be-
fore the cut the department en-
ployed about 65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Wayne County Gets
State Road Contract

LANSING. June 16-Maintc.
nance of state trunkline highways
IN Wayne County including the
Detroit-Willow Run expressway
was handed 10 the Wayne County
road commission today by High
way Commissioner Charles NJ
Zleglpr under contract.
This became The third mainte-
nance contract let since Ziegler
became commissioner Previously
announced were contracts 10 Kent
and Ontonagon counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

Leonard NanDam. ll74S Nardin:
Sidney J. Newman Jr.. 145l
Glynn court Detroit, Anthony B.
Nowak, 1907 Moran. Ham
tranck John r. " Flanagan, "a
Church. Highland Park. Tuskegee.
Ala AAF prefhght school Avia-
tion Cadets Robert O'Nell, 249
Palmer: Arthur Robinson, 1854
CharlevoiX.
GREAT LAKES GRADUATES
Toledo Naval Armory store
keepers school. Bruce T.. Griggs.
1867 Roselawn. third class. Great
Lakes hospital school. Albert T.
Wynne, 1857 Garland; John {.
Raines. 9I05 OtSego, John II.
krug, 1850 Chalmers, hospital APP
prenticeS, second class.
Great Lakes service school
Marshall j. Freeman, l5469 Rob
son, Roy {. Chaffin. l03l9 Har-
per Edward o. Binder. 99l5 East
Vernon. John T. Hart, 371l Ma
tlonal. Ludwig PasZek, 1914 Pc.
terson; Luke Nash. 1854 Ruther-
ford; Joe r. GaldeS, 1905 Smart
Jack c. Elliott. 1880 Holcomb
David =. Donaldson, 1851 Alden.
Peter +. Ruppe, l5S Gerald,
Highland Park; Paul r. LANCE,
692l Bingham Felix W. Posuniak.
$3.50 Trenton. Michael y. Barzyk.
5O6i Renville. James O. AleNan-
der, 30i6 lakewood: Wayne {.
Cross. 12il Webb; Harry X. Mum
sic, 5S45 Celeron: Walter T. Lis
kiewicI, li92 Casper
Fred W. Springer. 1879 Ward
Paul II. Sloan, 1873 Mcndota
Jack \. Graves. 2635 Crane. viii
liam 4. Ridal. 5G66 Amherst
PROMOTIONS
To captain: 1t Willard X
Marshall. 1900 w. Bethune ramr
Grant. III To 1St Heutenant>
I'd Its. Law renee {. Sollinger
l442 Mason. Dearborn. James r.
Wilcox, 1866 Fairway Drive De.
troit Caribbean Army
o md lieutenant: Kenneth e..
10th. 9221MaSonl Fort sill. Okla
To lst sergeant staff sgt. Her
man j. Bruce Jr., 1893 Chalmers
Caribbean Army To staff ser.
FeantS: sgt Olaf X. Talraas
1914 Mettetal. Greensboro. y. c.
AAF. sgt. Robert Barker. S76z
ST. Paul Great Bend. Kan, army
air base
To sergeantS: Cpl. George y
Nacu, 1874 haywood. Camp Bark
ley, Tex To student sergeant
Pvt. Wilson {. Deaver, 1901!
Ohio San MAJ COS. Tex. flyinr
aDheol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
IS Arrested in Riots,
Texas Jail Guarded

BEAUMONT. Tex. June &c
CUP Texas state guari>men sur
rounded the police station today
with fixed bayonets and sub
machine guns after Texas Rangers
had arrested approximately r.
rioting white men who were at
lacking Negroes and destroying
property in an outburSt that fol-
lowed the assault of a young
white mother by a Negro yard
worker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Playwright WELLER
Dead in New York

NEW YORK. June Is up
Bayard WELLER. "a. stage and
screen playwright famous for his
murder mysteries. died today IN
Doctors Hospital after an illness
of several months
Velller's most popular drama
was The Trial Of Mary Dugan.' -
His Within the Law" won the
unsolicited endorsement Of both
Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
ARMY CasfOffs Called
Basis of Foot Gangs

said, quoting police figures show.
ing that youthful crime has
climbed Il per cent over last year.
But there j. nD one reason
responsible, just a. no one spec
tacular move will solve the
problem"
MANY FACTORS AT WORK
War tensions. mothers working
in war plants lack of attention.
The drafting OF at least one-hali
Of Dctroits settlement and soci-
illogical leaders INTO The armed
services. all add mp TO juvenile
delinquency. he said
As possible answers. he gave
the example Of England where
Teachers and social leaders
were mustered out Of uniform
and returned 10 their communi-
ties
Only Is per cent Of the mothers
are permitted in war industries.
and then only for five daylight
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Detroiter Downs Axis
Plane in Sicily Raid

Capt. Harmon +. Burns Of 1909
ElSmere was credited today by
the war department with downing
an enemy plane during yesterdays
attack on Sicily
In the New Guinea area. II.
Laurel Owens of Plymouth a
navigator. participated in last
nights smashing raid on Jap held
RabAul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
LaGuardia Faces Probe

NEW YORK. June Is ms
An investigation into the entire
administration OF Mayor FIorello
LaGuardia was voted by the New
York city council today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
WEEDS JANET GUEST

Pfc. Maurice Sobell Of De
troit stationed AZ The TruaX
Field, Wis, AAF technical train
ing command. recently married
Miss Janet Guest, daughter of
Edgar \. Guest, Detroit poet The
marriage took place in Chicago
while the bridegroom WaS-on a
30-hour pass. Mrs. Sobell is living
at 500 y. Lake, Madison.
1t. Michael Collins, 1914
Lang, has been assigned as per-
manent staff chaplain at Camp
Stoneman, Cal.
a n5rksnan < medal has been
bestowed on Pfc. William G.. De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
TRIANGLE ALSO EFFECTIVE

The ege-old struggle between
men for the love Of n woman also
plays a hand IN this conflict he
said
MEN In uniform come home
on leave and find that in their
absence the rejected youths
have won the love ot their
girls. They launch raids on
the root suiters. And the lat
ter put on their uniforms the
Zoot suit. and meet them In
hand-to-hand battle
Growth Of zoof suit gangs IN
Detroit has contributed greatly "a
this citys rapidly mounting juve-
nile delinQuencv rate. Or Baker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

Greave, Webster Hall. who has
qualified for the award al the
Santa Anita, Cal. West Coast
ordnance training center.
staff Sgt. David X. Hawthorne,
stationed al Chanute Field, H., Is
the proud father Of a baby boy.
The mother is a former Mt Glenn
ems girl.
Camp Berkeley Tex. medical
administrative officer school: I'd
Its. Charles ID. Miller, 1923 Ford
Orem T. Wharton. 6Ol6 John T.. ::
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

BOYS reactng from the mental
Jolt Of beng rejected by Seicctive
services provide The material from
which root su' gangs are formed,
DR. Harry Baker, chief psychoIo-
gist for the Detroit public schools.
declared today.
Leaders he told the kiWamS
Club meeting az the S'a'lcr Hotel,
arise from poWcr-seckinE youths
who land good paying Jobs ena-
bling them 10 buy the gang
leadership by purchasing Sn d
maintaining the gang la.opy and
buNng knives for the other boys.
youths rejected by the draft
and placed in Al. and there
are still some 80 60 40 per cent
being rejected here. suffer a
major crisis" Or Baker said.
WAR AGAINST SOCIETY
They feel they are now n
law unto themselves, outcasts
at odds with society. and they
don zoot suits and get their
knives and literally 90 10 war
against society"
Worst offenders he said are
boys who have been taken into
the army for few months, and
then discharged INTO d.,
They have learned Just
enough rough stuff and violence
20 put II To use in leading their
gangs. sometimes In foraNs
actually patterned on COM
mando raids"
Al the bottom Of the current
animoSity between men in uni
form and the root suffers DR..
Baker believes. is this feeling Of
the 4.FS that they must prove
they are as good as the service
men by insults and actual open
warfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
MAY PRODUCE MORE

"Ne're no longer operating
safes Office one prominent
Detroit brewery head said yes
tcrddy. Were operating
sales prevention Office. We were
10000 eases short In May simply
because we couldn't get paper
cartons. We believe, however,
that We have just cause 10 ask
the government 10 let Us pro-
duCe more in the growing De-
troit area"
At least ono brewer is sending
representatives from his organiza-
ton 10 Washington 10 discuss the
situation That same firm. Incl.
dcntallN. is also sending rcpresen.
tatIyos into the corn belt Of the
South and Midwest 10 buy corr
directly from farmers
That firm il WAS disclosed. IS
using beer now. which should still
be aging IN us cellars. IN order C
meet the demand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

LINED opera slip
per. Leather soles. Kidskin
uppers. Brown, blue, burgundy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Beer Shortage
Here; Hodrders
Partly Blamed

A critical shortage Of Detroit's
beer was blamed today on public
boarding, increased consumption
and the lack Of vital materials by
local brewers, who said the run on
retail stock was "uncalled for"
That. i'm brief, is the situation
Detroit brewers are facing. what
with an increased population,
shortage of bottle caps and car
tons, lack OF corn, rice and barley
for making beer and shipment of
large supplies to the army camps
OF the South.
Brewers, however, have widely
divergent opinions on the present
crisis, the most serious they have
faced since repeal OF the prohibi-
ton amendment.
But they all agree on one thing:
Detroit's beer supply is definitely
waning.
MUST CUT CONSUMPTION
Production today is 50 per cent
less than consumer demand, they
say, but none Will predict the ulti-
mate outcome. Al least, they say
they won't close their doors and
the only other alternative is IC-
dueiion IN pHblic consumption.
One brewer, a bit more optlmis-
tic than others, SAID there would
be plenty of beer for everybody
il the public could be prevailed
on 10 quit boarding
we will make beer despite
the corn and rice shortage If
the people just don't lose their
heads. This boarding ties up
bottles and cartons and can
cause plenty Of trouble" he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

PADDED SOLES Of leather.
Kidskin uppers. Plaid lining of
cotton flannel. Dark blue, brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

bestowed on Pfc. William q. De-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

mont says one of these is mar
rIed 10 Walter IIcntschcl hGh IN
The favor OF Hitler according 70
Lehr.
The government saAs 1h4t Aht
Wa, born IN GcElanA- -L44-- and
tAathe -pA4- personality acquainted
Ecflil-Jo>ePh-eT- eT--rt1t7y-te- tiiUr1T17U
propaganda minister He became
an American citizen n 1888 and
Tor "a tuuc lived win The Leon
hardtS. n WAS said
tfr-bceHnc 70 mpmbrr Of Tcu-
tOnIa - torcrunucr of The German
American Bund and was once AN
associate of Walter Tape one Of
She German saboteurS who landed
on American shores from a SUBJ
marine Lehr revealed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
The 156th Anniversary
Or Our Constitution
Continued from Page one)

also search out the spirit buried under its words
NOU will see the following things as plainly as
L if you were looking into the very minds Of
the 80 men who drafted the Constitution:
1-That the Constitution was written ESPE-
CIALLY AND EXCLUSIVELY for Ameri-
cans
o-It was written to LIMIT THE POWERS OF
GOVERNMENT.
2-lt was written to protect the INDIVIDUAL
- in his own Personal way of life
At was designed to prevent the President from
assuming too much power.
E-It makes the Congress the dominating and all
powerful branch of the government.
c-Beng document FOR and BY the American
people, yeH will not find a line in it that iHsti-
fes or favors any form of INTERNATIONAL
ISM in which one iota of our sovereignty is yielded
to@a foreign government.
THE idea of the very possibility Of any second
fiddle foreign alliance was totally absent from
the trainers Of the Constitution.
Q-The formidable dangers today Of eXtra-con-
SttutiOna policy making and laW-maklng
bodies such as bureaus and commissions were
definitely contrary to the spirit and letter Of the
Constitution and positively opposed to the concep
ton of free popular government entertained by
the Constitutions trainers and signerS.
Q-That there could be any question as to prop
ettN rights and the legitimacy ef free enter
prise was not Of course, thought Of for a moment.
10-ThiS American Constitution breathes in every
line spirit that IS the absolute opposite
of communism, state socialism ef eoleetfFisH1 of
ANY KIND.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
NaziS Demand
Swiss Rail Rights

LONDON. ScptJ7 llNSl-The
DAILY Express reported today that
HltIcr is pressing lhc Swiss gov
eminent for concessions permit
TIM. The use of Swiss railroads 10
supply The German army in Italy.
sutherland sand the paper. has
not yet replied TO the fuehrer $
demand.
Switzerland has about 3 600
wdcS OF railways. $500 miles OF
winch are electrified ;
The Bern radio said that swift
gIrTU1 had boon bIOCkddGd 10y
German customs officers and
now is cut OFT from the world
The Nall enclrclement, the
broadcast SAID has severed all
economic exchange between swift
crIand and America
The SWISS Schwarzcnburg radio
ccholnG he complaint warned
lA4i--pc occupation at Switzerland
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With Itall capltuiaUon. Switz-
Ciland no longer Is surrounded by
"a coalition %! nations hut by one
nation he broadcast pointed out
and the customs officers of that
one country controls all possible
openings 10 The outside world -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
CANE HERE ~ 1921

Coming 10 The United States In
1871 .tI> charged be- worked In
various Detroit Industries and lust
recently was employed as "a car
pcnrer for The Contract Spe0aitIeS
Corp He IS said 20 be q member
oi the National Socialist Workers
Party the N1li organization
known as an Ardent German
FTpathIcr Lehr SAID. he was a
member OF q group Who attempted
t' organize Ndzl group in Dc
fH' EnH"N 8~ toe 'IIitlcE Elc-
mcn'- HtNr Lghr >altN\ llC
toqnd rd no Gewln-Autcf,tan
Vacation i.f1nae Inc
IHr z couhHrdfe tato tv0
aHlrEfrr- n Germany employed
Hv the NaH Party, The govern
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

60 IF the Constitution ever becomes "Outmoded"
- then liberty and all individual rights WhaSo-
ever will be "outmoded" in this country.
Let us, then, today consecrate ourselves anew
to the letter and spirit of this greatest Of all poti
cal and social documents. --
For it is the soul and letter of the Constitution
for which we fight and die, a tae-meH ef EexiHg-
ton Monmouth and Valley Forge fought and died
to create it.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
INDICTMENTS \ SURPRISE

The Wdc.mDml, of thc Countess
Won Noltkc and Mrs Lconhardt
anne us "a surprise
IhCy must face trial with the
others rs active spies Previously
rp\ had been h,ld only "a, danger
ou- enemy aliens whose probable
Latte would have boon ntcrnmcnt
uull after tho Wa
Lro7haId1 n1med for the first
time was accused as "a ulturaliIcG
American ciUlen who used hle
citizenship a, mask for NaII
intrigue and political activity On
Detroit
The government charges that
as German officer n The hr>l
world Wan ho remained close
touch with NaN Germany and
assisted n organizing Hitler
groups n the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
CHARGE CONSPIRACY

I s Dist Atty John c Lchr
announced thai lho Indictment all
contain only one count. charging
Chat thc defendants con>pWcd with
one another and with Me govern
ment of the Third Reich 10 violate
Tho L. : espionage laws
Tho matters complained Of the
indictments rcCitC, occurred in
Detroit. New York Chicago Bcr-
I'm Budapest. Stockholm and ID
Switzerland
John W Babcoek amt Louis Af
Hopping assistants of Lchr who
presented Inc case 10 the grand
Jury sand rha, The eight alleged
members of the ring commun-
Gated with HE co-conSpirator~ 10
obtain war secrets and American
defense plan, for transmission 10
the AXIS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times CArrlrr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

iti---7U -'fTtTTTrTC seaport OF
Split caniurcd hy Yuenslau
Guerilla bands who now have
complete control of the Adfi-
attic coast from Susak 10 SEM
near the Italian frontier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Tbe
War Today
Sa'er0o Setback
BIamed on Tack
O. Ar Protection
By Paul NAItoN


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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famou, feature, than
any other Detroit new spaper
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-28
BY NED BROWN
YEA Siaff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, June 23.-If Gundar
Hagg really wants to be alone, all
he has to do is get in a foot race
at any distance from 1900 to 5000
meters in this country at this time
without a handicap.
With j. Gregory Rice disposed
of, the consensus is that Gilbert
Dodds, the Nebraska divinity stu
dent of Boston, is the only one
around at present to give Gundar
the Wonder a contest-at 1900 me-
terS.
The other stars, such as Leslie
MacMitchell and Frank Dixon of
New York University, are in the
armed forces.
WANTS TIME
Hagg doesn't care to tackle 1900
meters until he's more acclimated.
He processes TO believe that the
tWo-mile record would be easiest
for him to beat. His 3.45.8 for
1900 meters is his best time-the
equivalent of a 1893 mile. His two
mile record is 8:47.8.
Hagg will run two miles at Sol
diers' Field, Chicago, july 2; two
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-28
M lar K ETS
~. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 2s UPl-Stocks ad-
vaneed tocay into new high ground since
MAY g. 1870. without benefit Of increased
volume.
Industrial production suffered sharp
drop as steel operation schedules for the
week plunged ~ per cent TO 90.3 per
cent of capacity. the lowest in two years.
The weeks loss Of steel output cai-
culaied al 216. 600 net tons. would be Suf-
ficlent 10 build a hattleship. heavy
cruiser and three destroyers. The drop
in output reflected the recent coal strike
which seriously reduced stockpiles Of coal.
Steel shares were strong early with new
highs in Alegheny-Ludlum and Republic
vanadium eoualed its high. AT the high.
Bethlehem sold at 65. up 2, and L. 5.
Steel 57iA, up =.
WHY'S Overland. Common stock of the
latter featured the market in turnover.
General Tire and L. 5. Rubber made new
tops.
Other stocks To make new highs includ-
ed Allis Chalmers, General Electric.
Columbia Pictures preferred, Consolidated
Edison. Industrial Rayor, international
psrVefer Pan American AiTNays, Standard
OH fNJD. and Texas Pacific Coal Ice.
Railroad issues generally moved ahead
with Great Northern preferred up a point.
New York Central was active and firm
Chemicals had gains ranging To a point
but failed 10 hold.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages Industrial, 1890. up o.l2; rail.
sc. %, up OF; utility, PIG, up o.4S; ana
IS stocks, 1929. up 0.23.
Stock sales totaled 1.029. .o60 shares
compared with LAG Geo in the previous
five-hour session Friday. Curb stock
sales were PSI. eos shares against 233.56O
shares Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-28
bAtfacks Made
On Munda Island

WASHINGTON, June 29. CUP)-
American filters accelerated the tenn
po of their aerial offensive against
japanese bases at both ends of the
Pacific, blasting Kiska in the Aleu-
tians seven more times and deliv-
ering six attacks on enemy strong
holds in the Solomons, the navy an
nounced today.
The assaults on Kiska. which
raised TO sixteen the number of
attacks there in three consecutive
days of attacks on the enemy's
base, suggested the possibility of a
drive to oust the enemy from its
last remaining position in the Aleu-
tians
Two of the six aerial forays ir
the Solomons were directed at Mum
da, the enemy's much-bOmbed all
base in the New Georgia group.