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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Farmers Market

FRUrTs-Applss. Mcintosh. fancy 50
bu No. /. $50 , so: Wolf River; No !.
s. S0o' ,, SS - rs 500 s. ssa !0s 50
no. 2. 81 5oq?, Greenlns, No /, $50
so bu No ?, si5o12. SNOW. fsncy.
50 50 bu; No. /. 81 50H }: ste.l.'s Red
No. !. s3a $50 eu. No 2 81 500 2
fancy 81 IS peck basket No / 9oc p 81
No 2 75c Peaches. Elosrtss No. J.
Bose. No !. s5ne ou No. ?. 50 80
Kistisrs. no. /. s. so eu; No $50.
loupes No l. $3n so bu No 2 $50
2 so. watermelons. No ]. s5ps don
LETrucE AND SALAD GREENS -
10 I. S2G2 so bu No. 2 N25 Leaf
Lettuce. No l. rs o0e ou Endive. fancy.
81 rs bu No l. GOO s. q No 80. 75s
No / 81 25d1 so 0u.
vEGET ARLE GREENS Ca bhsrs
Greens, No. /, 81 y 70 hu Collafds no
l. 75c 81 bu. Kais. No 1 soe p 81 hu.
/. 75a sOc bu spinach No. l. 50 n 9oc
bu. No. 2, soc Swiss Chsrd No
75a 9Oc nu Turnip Greens No. /. 7Sea
VEGETABLES tmisesnsneou.) Beans.
green fanc, 1913 ou.; so, saI $50 ,
10. 2. 81 50. wax fancy 50 rs bu. No !.
S3a3 so: No. ?. 81 so Kentucky Wonder
No l. S2T2 IS. bu No. ?. ~ 50 Roman
beans. No. l. 81 50n3 bu.; No ?. 50
Lima beans No ! 50 5oai hu Reefs
soc topped No !, 81 25q2 IS bu No 2
81 so. Broccoli fancy, 50 bu; No 2, $40
$50. Cabbage No !. 81 rs = ! 50 hu.; NO
?. 81: red cabbage. No ! 81 75T2 bu .
No. ?. 81 so Curly cabbage. No. J. 81 20
also bu 40. ?, 81 Carrots. punched.
No /, rs w s5c don bchs. topped. fancy,
81 so bu No. / Si75d225 No 2 81 rs
Caulinower, fancy 81 bu. No !, $50 30
No. 2. 81 so Celery root No. J. 81 doE
Celery. fancy, N25Ti so doE' ochs. NO
No. l. Slnl.25 5-doz. sack; No. 2. 71e
Cucumber slicers. No. !. S. y > 30 bu :
No ?. S3T4. picklers. fancy. $40 hu !;
No. l. S7Ts. Dill. No. !, j0d 15c DOR.
@ 81 50 Fenne No !. 81 dor. Kohlrsbi,
No /, 75c n 81 dor. behs. Lesks, 81 /. so
dog hchs. Onions. green. fancy. goo dor
bchs No. 1. so 75c, No. 2 i0q SOC; dry.
No l. S225a25 50 5O-lo. sack; picking.
white. fancy, $40 3O-lb. sack. No I 81
yellow, MOI. s5T6 Sob. sack Parsnips.
No. /. S3n35O ou.; parsley root, No. l.
T5c nsi doz. bchs. curly parsley. No. ].
75ms5c dor bchs. Peppers green fancy
81 rs bu. No. l. 81 $50; No ?, T5c; hot,
fancy. 81 IS bu. No. I, Si.25 ~ 50; No. 2.
81 red, hot. fancy. 81 20 bu No. !. 81 30
as red sweet No. I, 81 50W 3 hu. Pr
mentos No. / S2G2 SO bu Potatoes no.
I. S2.75T2 90 100 lbs. No. ?. $3.50.
Pumpkins. 40 / N.25Hi 80 bu. Rsdishes.
red. No. /, as u 75c doz bchs. long white,
no / 75u eOc dor bchs No ? SOC
RutabsEas No 1. Si.251 so bu. squash.
Delicious. No. I. 81 50nlT5 bu.: Hubbard.
No. l. 81 jOT2 bu Italian fancy. - y
hu No. /. 81 5Od2; summer fancy, 81
p bu No 1. NH1 so; No 2 75c; Table
Queen fancy. 81 IS bu., No. 2. 81 25Hi so.
Turnips. punched No. !. 75c y 81 doz.
hchs topped. fancy. 81 Is bu, No !.
Si.7Sd2: 80 ?, 81 90 Tomatoes fancy.
X3di bu. No. l, 81 5On ! 70, No. 2, 81 IS.
Vegetable oysters. 81 80 doz bchs
POULTRY and EGGS Hem. % = goo
H.. broilers, 81 3ec. Eggs. large. 81 y IS
3U-do1 case medium. tlj. 90 70 Is 30
=. ...,,. /. ,o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
D. & H. 10 PAY
Bond Interest

NEW YORK. Oct. s-Delaware
& Hudson Co. is notifying holders
of its first and refunding mort
gage 4 per cent bonds. due by
extension May !. 1868. that since
no appeal was taken from court
order approving the plan of debt
adjustment, payment of 10 per
cent of principal and full interest
up TO November / will be made
on that date.
Bondholders may retain pres
ent bonds stamped 10 show 10
per cent payment CT principal or
may exchange stamped bonds for
new bonds in denominations of
$1,000 and, where necessary 10
provide for fractions, bonds in
denominations of $500 and 500.
The company also is inviting
tenders OF bonds for purchase for
sinking fund purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
; Firms Add
To Transit Lines

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Oct. s.
Another step by which General
Motors FireStone Tire and Rubber
and Standard Oil. of California,
are acquiring rapid transit
systems Of California cities was
scheduled to be taken here with
acquisition OF the Sacramento
system.
Pacific City Lines, jointly
owned by the three corporations,
has already taken over passenger
carrying lines of Stockton, Fresno,
San Jose. Pasadena. Glendale and
Eureka II now is completing in
proceedings before state railroad
. commission, acquisition of Sacra-
mento system, al present owned
by Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Chs Advances Kesten
PaIey Joins owl

NEW YORK. Oct. 8 GNS)-
The Columbia Broadcasting sys-
tenn today announced the election
Of 45-year-old Paul w. kesten as
executive vice president of CHS.
KeSten joined CHS in July,
1880, after a successful career
in advertising 10 become d.
rector of sales promotion.
simultaneously with announce
ment of Kesten's election, Owl
Director Elmer Davis revealed
that William S. Paley, president
of CHS since the network S
organization, has accepted a
special assignment from the
Owl which will take him to
North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Assisted George Peek on Trade Statistics

essay making statewide bookkeeping
double entry further expanded by Mr. Glen 1884
NPeek then special foreign trade advisor
condensed form the basic
concerning the position of the United States vsavs
type bookkeeping should be
tnued should available TO the administration
United States represented at the peace
ference Reliable and objective bookkeeping data constitute the
the globaloney.
early beginnings bookkeeping economic research
deliberately by othersncludng Fr
Keller director the bureau of business research at
Notre Dame University
In Gilen advocate OF the
corporate accounting he extended the idea
by getting consolidated short report for all the
railroads the United States considered system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Rolls-Royce Engine

News that Continental Motors
has a contract 10 build Rolls
Royce aircraft engines indicates
the extent 10 which the govern
ment is relying upon this type
OF engine.
AZ a recent press conference,
I asked President c. +. Wilson
Of General Motors his reaction
70 the switch from GINS Allison
10 Rolls in the North American
Mustang fighter.
In his usual frank manner he
said that while he was not too
happy about IL. the change was
one Of those things which happen
in wartime.
"Some time back. we had Ia
make a decision ~ 10 whether
we were going 10 "soup" up the
Allison for high altitude work
or merely improve on the present
model. which is designed pri-
marily for low and medium
altitude flying.
Because IL would have been
tremendous job, involving
many technical and engineering
changes, we decided against II.
AT the time we were right
I'm the middle Of designing an
other Allison engine - which
you1I hear more about later
and felt we couldn't divert the
tech licians from this other job.
Perhaps, we made a mis-
take" Wilson concluded. But
we were not looking for glory
hut only TO end this war in a
hurry"
Spoken like a gentleman and
n patriot!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Name Detroiters

From Washington comes news
tina { several DetroiterS have
been appointed 10 serve on
WPB'S consolidated metal cut
ting tool advisory committee -
on the committee are II R..
ConnorS. Detroit Breach Co;
W NJ Dalzen, Dalzcn Tool and
Mfg. Co: Ernest c. Putnam,
Putnam Tool Co; and w. g.
Robbins Carboloy Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Livestock Markets

PITTSBURGH. oct GNsb-CATTI. Z
-lT5. slow AT steady prices steers,
good 10 choice. SIC d 1880, medium 20
good SIS sou rs common 20 medium.
Si2 JON15; heifers, good 90 choice. SIS 80
nli. medium 20 good SlOHli so. com
mon 90 medium, $4,000 so; COWS. good
20 choice. S1oH1i: medium 10 good. S75O
g Gamers and cutters. 81 ~ SO, bulls.
good 20 choice Si2 so ul3 30; common 10
medium, $50 p II, grass steers. $40 "a
d 30
HOGS 200. steady: i6o-1so his. Sl5T
1913 10000 lbs SIS o1l51d. 2OO-220
lbs SI5.1Ou15 220-250 hos Sl5lOu
1913 25O-2g0 lbs. Sl5 1913, 2g0.350
lbs Si4.75u15. lOo15Q lbs, Sl3 25n Il,
roIEhs Sl3 90 ala so
SHEEP 250 slow and 2jc lower.
Choice lsmOs. SIS a0u14, medium to good
clipped Xll ala common lambs clipped
S5u7 ewes. clipped. s. 100. wethers.
clipped 50 s 800.
CALVES goo. SLOW. Good 90 choice.
SIS u medium 'o 5000. Sl3 rs. cuns
and common. s. I'll
CHICAGO. oct r GNsI HOGS S BOO.
noTIrafs steady AZ Nl4 rs.
CATTLE. 200 steady calves ZOO
steady Beef Steers good and choice
$40 i6 9O common and medium Sl3 D..
Nesrhrls &l2 fI625 Butchers helters
NfOr 10 IS Cows NFu12 fa. Bulls 500
ID HH. Calves NgHif trefers steers
AiaHi7 Sfaekers Steers ST. ilf. Cows
f.f H'fers SIS tu .f a. 800.
sheep ~ 600 steady iamts Nl17
erwwrr Si2nia. Warnings Nl1I
49,. Feeder. Xi..tl1 Ewes l.ie go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Sugar Co Contests
Property Seizure

NEW YORK, oct. SIN re-
spouse 10 a query regarding the
seizure Of one of its sugar mills
hy the Cuban government because
company failed TO repair damage
20 mill by fire last January, the
Cuban-American Sugar Co. de
Clared today II is advised such
seizure is Illegal and that II is
taking all legal steps to protect
IFS interests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Class | Railroads
August Net Lower

NEW YORK. oct s-Cls>s I
RAJ lroadS during August had an
estimated net income after iu-
tcrcst and rentals Of IS 5000
against Ss9.243 435 Do August
1912. according 10 statistics COM
piled hy the Association Of Amcri-
can Railroads
For the eight months ended
Aug 81 estimated not income
after Interest and rental, was
500 100 900. against S465. 200 pc
in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Atlas Corp. Buys
N. Y. Plaza Hotel

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 HNS) 49,
Floyd B. Odlum, president Of
the Atlas Corp today announced
acquisition of the Plaza Hotel,
which was built SO years ago at
cost of II million dollars, The
price was not revealed.
The hotel, located just south
of Central Park, opened its 500
public and guest rooms Oct. /,
1909.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Colonial Asks Air
Routes 10 Ottawa

MONTREAL. Oct. S-Applica-
ton for a new air service, with
direct flights between New York
and Ottawa and Washington and
Ottawa has been filed by Colo
NAL Airlines, Inc. of New York.
with civil aeronautiCs board Ct
Washington II was announced by
Sigmund Janas, president of Colo
Mol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Cont'I Motors Lists
Net Of S4,375,627

Continental Motors Corp re-
ports for the nine months ended
July 81 net profit of S4.375.627
after provision for federal income
and excess profits taxes and AL
lowance for reserves and charge
offs, equal TO Sl.46 share. No
comparison with like period last
year is available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

~ -
has b g e APP
pointed super
intendent. of a
newly = created
commercial di-
vision in De-
troit. exercising
iuris d i elton
over public re-
| tionS and
other activities
in the division.
I u m n1onds,
Unknown in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
.EGAI. NOTICE
NOTICE or
RFDT MPTIO> OF BONDS

Take notice that the undersigned will,
on November !. 1913. redeem all OF ia
outstanding first mortgage 5iaGs serial
gold bonds. issued May 1927. secured
by trust mortgage dated May / 1927, as
amended By supplemental agreement dated
as Of February u. 1885. 10 Detroit Trust
Company. Trustee Al their par value plns
accrued Interest to November J. 1913
upon presentation and surrender of san
bonds Al the office ~ Detroit Trnst
Company Detroit Michigan with the
November / 1888. ana Al subsequent
coupons attached. after which date me
said bonds Viii cease 10 bear interest
We'll a COMPANY
Michigan Corporation
BY V. r. We'll. presldeut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

troit area are
c o n Quoted on
all the ra J.
70 a d S a n d
major airlines
$ erVin & the
city. Last year,
the Xpre s $
agency handled
4,305,044 ship
ments in the
division, a n d
its traffic. very
S1I hist aptiallV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

this area. has held various posi-
tons in Detroit, in Michigan gem
orally and in Cleveland, during his
over 40 years in express service,
Express operations in the De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

ceeding Robert
II. Vogel. who
takes charge of
express opera
tion : in the
Eastern Michi-
gan division.
Kelly. an eX-
pfessHan o r
over 40 years,
W as formerly
superintendent
of the agency's
Cincinnati di-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Railway Express
Agency Here
Names Officials

Railway'ENpress Agency today
announced the appointment Of
Michael J. Kelly as superintendent
OF the Detroit city division, sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
M. S. RukeYser
M. S. Rukeyser
Short Form Audit
Progress Revealed

The passing Gien consultant from the
pioneering personality the realm of economic
Retired lawyer and business doctor Mr. Gen devoted the
last decade 10 the business of the public domain.
lie applied the tethnques Of industry 10 his study Of
public affairs. He believed public social bookkeeping
would valuable tool for making democracy efficient
increasingly complex contemporary world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

vision. Vogel, also an official OF
long and wide experience, became
superintendent here in Feb. 194l.
Walter II. Tummonds. formerly
in charge in EaStern Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
EARNINGS

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
1913 1912
August net income Sl22. f6q ST4l49
Twelve months ended Aug 81:
Net income 81 09l e9l $40, $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

war business. increased by APP
proximately IA per cent during
the first six months of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
= - III N"IT vi III ION
BY V. r. We'll presldsut
LEGAL NOTICE
The City 81 Hartford vs.. Anna Rutkis,
n H. a. Anna Butkiss >tsnkus. IT al,
City Court, city Of Hartford, srptem-
her "a. 1863. No. 1909
ORDER FOR CONTiNt ANCE AND
ORDER OF NOTICE.

OhDEk Of NOTICE
Upon complaint IN said action brought
10 SAID Court In Hartford. Connecticut.
on the second Tuesday OF September. 1913,
claiming judgment for the amount u
certain tax and assessment liens on prom
erty located on Cuwlcs Street IN said
Hartford. and designated as Lot No 40
on map entitled "Parkview EStstss
owned by Mark C. Meagher and CO
South Street, 81 al. Hartford Connects
ut. Scale ! inch loo ,et Ma -.
spencer and Wsshhurn nc. En.ilee, al
on hle in the Town Clerks Office In ss,A.
Hartford with such additions as are pros
vided by law; a foreclosure OF said liens
~ strict foreclosure In favor Of the CsS
4 Hartford. or by sale. a. the c.
teems proper, and such other legal
auitable relief as may he deemed nee, e.
ary II appearing that the residence OF
" heirs. representatives. and credttors of(
iichael Buthiss, deceased Is unknown
20 the plaintiff nor have they appeared
nd answered until this action:
ORDERED. that this action shall he
md the same Is heteby ordered continued
ma postponed for a period % three (3D
months from this date. and that notice
\t the institution and tendency \of said
}.Ct.0n shall be given said heirs represen.
atives and creditors ot Michael Butkiss,
eeeased nv publishing this order in The
octroit Times. newspaper published IN
'stroit Michigan. on or before Octobsy
- 1853
Nv the Court 81
ALBERT L BNKs.
Csak-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
CALLS 1T UNAVOIDABLE

Rep. LYLE Boren Cd Oklahoma
committee chairman, also pointed
10 further curtailment OF news.
print in 1914. declaring that such
action is unavoidable
Boren scored the newspaper in
ouStry by charging that despite
WPB'S order cutting 1913 news
print consumption by Is per cent
compared with the 1871 conSump-
ton. newspapers IN reality made
only a as per cent cut.
up TO date" Boren declared,
ono real curtailment has been
made In comparison with the
normal use. Industry has cur
tailed newsprint consumption 4.6
per cent"
I'VE must face these facts
realistically and II IL IL found
that Is per cent curtailment
Is necessary 10 subsistence Of
the industry, then industry must
do the job Of reaching that per-.
ccntage of curtailment."
EXTENT UNDETERMINED
He said nc did not feel compe-
tent TO say just what curtaifrent
ought 10 be made" hut added that
some curtailment is unavoidable. u
This congressional commit
tee" he said, "believing In free
enterprise and wanting TO see
the newspaper industry kept
free from" RECOMMENDATION and
government control. has right
10 expect the industry TO do the
job"
Boeschenstein, meanwhile, dis
closed that the estimated 1913 use
of pulpwood for newsprint is APP
proximately 4.440,000 cords as
compared 10 100000 cords used
in l94l.
Overall consumption Of pulp
wood. he said. was reduced by
nearly one million cords in 1913 as
against 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Papers FACE
Another Cut in
NeWSprint in "A

WASHINGTON. oct 6 GNS)
A War Production Board Of
fetal today left with Congress
the warning that newspapers face
further reductions IN ncwSprlnt
consumption next year unless
pulpwood production problems arc
IrOncd out.
Tcs'ifying before the Boren-
Hallcck subcommittee on news
print. Harold BoeschenStein, di-
rector of production controls.
WPB. asserted that the United
States and Canada either must
CurtaiI The overall use Of pulp
wood in 1914 by - percent or
increase the anticipated produc-
ton by the same percentage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
NATIo<AL POWER And IlGHT

IWeIVe months ended Aux u.
1888 1912
Net income So 800 7f5 81 $50 AZ
Per .1mm0n share 81 % SIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
WHEELING AM LAKE ERIr

Eight months ended Aug 81
1913 1912
Net income 81 3O7 527 81 stS 54s
Per common share Ssh S276
August net income S34l 265 Sal oOg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Twelve months ended Aug. 81:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Another Task Force
Headed His Way

Another task force was headed
this way and our navy couldn't
take care Of it last night so they
bottled it up here.
So the laps have two choices
f. her GO out 10 sea and get
blasted or stay here and GET dive
bombed, tOrpedocd and Strafed
SO far our planes have sunk one
set two afire. and turned one over
We estimate they landed 5000 Ia
10000 troops last night during all
the fighting but our artillery NOR
tarS and planes are giving them all
they want right now.
Twenty-one Jap bnmhcrS ia 81
few over and d rOppcd a load
Never saw 50 many dog fights and
Strafing attacks IN all my life As
i've seen today. Zero fighters came
so close 10 me ! could almost stick
my hand out OF my foNhole and
grab them.
What "A dayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

night. Had an air raid about s
a. m. when three waves OF dive
homberS and heavy bOmberS flew
over. our pilots were on the alert
and caught them a. h Q Y we're
over Us. Two waves were 5 h o I
down by our planes and four out
of five were shot down by anti-alr-
craft fire, so the Japs didn't do so
we'll
our artillery continues its bar
rage across the river at the JapS.
All lap artillery and anli-aircraft
guns have been knocked out ex-
Cept for one field piece which our
planes can't spot.
Had another raid At 3 o'clock
and saw many more planes go
down.
~ Mai Smith, our number one ace,
has returned 10 help Us continue
the battle with the JapS He has
many enemy planes 10 his credit
which has been a great help TO US
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Destroyers Catch
Enemy Gunboats

October fs-Were shplled again
last night by enemy gunbOatS. but
four Of our deStroyerS were IN tho
bay waiting for them. IT seems
there vas quite a battle out there
but | slept through IT, I'm getting
50 used TO Smelling. bombing and
noise that / guess | could sleep
through a tornado now.
Air raid this afternoon was like
a picture show As there were many
dog fights and many planes hit the
water. Results unknown.
Went back 10 hIvouac 10 pick up
rest Of gear. Seems like most Of
the shells have landed there. One
bomb landed two feet from my old
foxholc Thank heaven / wasn't in
II or there wouldn be any more
me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Down 8 Bombers,
II Zero Fighters

October Wasn't shelled last
night as a few Of our dlve-bomberS
were on patrol all night IN the bay.
Had The 2-to-4 watch Nothing
much has happened all day. Wrote
A letter 10 Nom.
This evening tho JapS are spot
ting few artillery shells and
ortar shells over our heads
nearby. I can still hear them
whiStlinC over me. Maybe it's the
starting Of an attack.
Our divebombers just took of 10
see II they can spot the Jap guns.
The results Of yesterdays dog
fights we're eight bombers and II
Zero fighters shot down. No bomb
ing raid reached here today.
Continued in tomorrOw'S Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
MOccasin
Wedges
for Summer
casual wear
sos and sos

Two sturdy calf wedges with
comfortable moccaGn toes will
see you through an active
Summer. Above, "Quadley"
in turf or navy calf $685..
Below-"Jo Jo' authentic style
in army russell ...... S5.9o
Government ,rsaiafioH forbid q, TO
scrctt loo,c rafIoH HamtN These
must I, defscbsi from The rsfros
book, ~ fbe brc,cScc ~ The isie,-
teuoH We EsEe,f that los Nis
,ow No. - Shoe CoHbo- Is ioos
o. boubis before lave rs.
Ssterib observation-disclosures 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Many New Planes
Arrive to Fight Japs

October I6-Shelled again last
night by enemy craft They got
one hit on the airport hut rs rc-
paired already. Many new planes
arrived this morning and tonight
What a beautiful sight 10 see,
Artillery continued 10 lay bar
rage AZ the JapS as = patrol Of
them we're sighted 30o yards from
our lines, our planes Strafed them
and turned them back. Ate chow.
cleaned weapons and fortified fox
hole moro
Saw Hi yesterday. lie is still
okay thank the Lord
October IL Guard quiet last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
By PFC. CHARLES c. BREIJAK, USING
Copyright. 1si3 by The Detroit Tmes)
Inst
Instalment IL

October WAS shelled again last night but this time
navy out there giving them hell too. Also our
artillery
Smelling, bombing and strafng has been going on all
night and this morning.
Jap ships in the bay right Our navy must
have them bottled up here Our planes have been dive
bombing and strafng them all morning.
Still standing by for attack
The latest report from hgherups that the enemy is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
FOxhOIe Diary:
Await Onslaught by laps
As She||ing Keeps On

EDITORS NOTE-Foxhoe Diary is the story by
wounded Detroit marine Pfc Breijdk, - Of 900 East
RobnWood dUenue of his three months on Gudddtcdnot
Isdnd-frOn the moment he trent ashore ON the firSt
doy of the attack Aug. 7I9+2 until Wds eUdcudted
nth rounds Nor. 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

taking terrlflc losses.
Our navy has sunk whole
task force Of theirs, it is
rumored, including one battle
ship, six cruisers and destreyers,
and three transports loaded
with men.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
Segura es I'm Tenista
Demasiado Bueno
Para los Torneos
ntercolegiales

EVANSTON, Illinois, JUNO 20.
-Pancho Segura, a juicio de Ho-
race Filler, de la Universidad de
Northwestern, que aver jugara
con Ell, es un tenista demasiado
bueno para ser include en- los
torneos intercolegiales, aunque
Pancho estudia administration de
negocios en- la Universidad de
Miami.
"Yo me sentia como segura-
mente Sc siente un pitcher cuando
tiene frente a el a tan famosos
bateadores como Joe DiMaggio y
Ted Williams.
"Segura me derroto facilmente
en- ell primer juego y asi me suce-
di6 en- ell segundo."
Sc qued6 Filler en- cuatro pun
tos Y ell match" solo duro 20 mi
nutos.
En- la competition de "simples'
lie haran frente al e~cuatoriano
Earl Cochell, de la Universidad
del Sur de California; Robert
Odman, de Washington; Tom
Brown, jr., de California; Ear
Bartlett, de Tulane, y James
Evert, de Notre Dame.