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Sergt. OLeary formerly was
reporter for The Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
CeEeEDeS
Oil Port
Bombed

ALLIED HQ., s w. Pacific,
Oct u CUP)-American Liberator
bomberS again have struck deep
into the Japanese-held East In
dies TO bomb and burn the big
enemy oil port at MacasSaT. in the
CelebeS, a communique announced
today.
Ranging 1000 miles over the
Japanese island bases northwest
of Australia. the LiberatorS hit
Macassar just after dusk Saturday
and blasted docks, warehouses and
oil tanks with 25 tons of explo-
siYes. All the planes returned
safely from the rald-the fourth
on MacasSar.
Other Allied bombers raided the
JapaneSe-held Kai and Tanimbar
islands. north of Australia, the
following night.
Australian ground troops NOV
ing north through the Ramu River
Valley in northeastern New
Guinea ward the Japanese
coastal base at Madang, less than
40 miles away were advancing
slowly against light resistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

waiting for the execution Even then the formal surrender
was at 800 p m. and guns were still roaring at 6.
1t may have been a sudden reversal of Jap policy
toward the clergy
1t may have been the answer to prayer made by
bishop Christmas Day.
From the firing line they taken TO a nearby
garage locked in and left without food for days.
That Bishop OGara, an aing man of So who had
flown into Hongkong eight days previously to undergo
surgical operation survived this ordeal and the many
months to follow is tribute TO his flaming courage.
After four narrowing nights in the garage they
thrown into Chinese hotel four stories high, 1872 feet
wide.
1T was dark and 6ltft, he said. Zach cuhicie
about feet by 10 and four pcople-men women and
children observation-disclosures crowded in TO share the
single bed"
After that came six frightful months in the civilian
camp which Bishop OGara smiled grlmly the
Jap refers TO "the civilian recreation center.
The bishop released through the offices of the
Vatican and made his way half continent foot,
Chinese junks, army trucks and planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Mrs. Colin Kelly
Will Remarry
TOday's
War Maps:

LOS ANGELES, Oct. u (INS)
Mrs. Colin p Kelly Jr., widow
of the nations first hero of World
War II, Will be married Friday in
Philadelphia, to a 35.year-old
naval lieutenant (jg).
The bridegroom-to-be is Or. J..
Watson Pedlow. who was a chem
ist for the Viscose Co. of Marcus
Hook, Pa, until six months ago
when he enlisted in the navy.
The attractive widow of the
gallant army flier who bombed
the Japanese battleship Haruna-
which is believed 10 have sunk
recently had been working AS a
secretary in a Southern California
aircraft factory.
Mrs. Kelly and her little son,
Corky. came to California after
receiving countless posthumous
awards in honor of the 26-year-
old air corps captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
BY ART COIN

NEW YORK, Oct. y QNS)-It was Christmas
Day. 1871, in Hongkong and the bishop lifted his
head to the Heavens.
He had been stripped to his underclothes his
hands were tightly bound behind his back he had
been led to the firing line at the point of bayonet
Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara, vicar apostolic of Yuanlng
Mission in Human, China about to be executed.
That morning 80 priests and brothers had been taken
prisoner with him few minutes previously he had blessed
British soldiers Now he heard their of death
d few yards away.
1t was his turn next. Only minutes remained but he
did not lose faith
And he lived to tell in New York yesterday, his first
statement returning the United States after
months Of hell the unspeakabe filth of japanese prison
camps.
I'VE had every reason to believe we were on the way
out" said Bishop OGara ut is difficult to understand
why we were saved"
1t may have been the eleventhhour surrender Of Hong
kong There field wireless few feet from the bishop
and he heard message received it while they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
80 PLANES DESTROYED
YankS Hailed
by Churchill

LONDON. Oct. II GNS)-
Prime Minister Churchill declared
today that the American and
British air forces would "ineXor-
ably beat the life out of industrial
Germany and thus hasten the day
Of final victory
In a message to 1t. Gen. Jacob
I. DeVers, commanding United
States forces in the European
theater. Churchill extended his
war cabinets congratulations and
{ h ankS for the magnificent
achievements" Of the u. S. Eighth
Army Air Force.
Churchill particularly praised
the groups battles over Germany
in recent days, which eliminated
in last weeks successes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
.Deffries Challenges
Labor. Negro Vote
Continued from Page one)

Edwards 20 the directorship Of
the housing commission.
more than that, take great
pride in the fact that / was
greatly responsible for getting
him elected TO the common
council. When he WIS, 1 APP
pointed Charles Edgecomb, also
Of the Go, In his place. I did
these things because I thought
labor deserved representation.
But what more could / have
done for these people? ! be-
Iieve ] gave them everything
they could afford TO give 10
themselves. unless they want TO
run this town. /, personally,
don't think any one group
should control our government.
"AnOth her well organized
group expressed Itself at the
primary. and what 1 mean,
organized.
I'm one Negro precinct my
opponent got 1913 votes and I
didn't get a one. That was the
sIickest job Of organization l
have ever seen In this com
n1unity.
81 challenge the Negroes 10
show where ! have been unfair
90 them. In fact, have been 10
fair that some OF my critics
have accused me OF pamperlng
them, but the Negro didn't
think / was fair. I wonder what
these people want?
ST took a position In favor OF
the Negroes In the SojOurner
Truth housing controversy be-
cause the federal government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Police Guard Head
Of Jury in Chicago

CHICAGO. Oct l. (UP)-Au-
thoritieS today detailed siN Chi
cago police sergeantS TO stand
2l-hour guard oNerthn home and
family Of grand jury foreman
John r. Moran. threatened with
gang repriSalS unless he lays Off
itft. -ettrrrrrt investigation Of gdUg=
land activities and Sayings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Vets Demand
Siberian Bases
For Allies
special 20 TN DETROIT INNS

Npfflhl fN ihi VI h'iA nm
SAN FRANCISCO, Oot r.
Unless Soviet Russia takes some
taRsttteT et-areat action Regarding
the war ia The Far last r. may
be another case Of too Little. too
late
This expression came today
from crv1C and business 'r17oTS I'M
san Francisco as ihc move TO- OBJ
tain land bases from the Soviet
government gained momentum
Possibility that the Unucd
States may be left holding the
bag" in the var against Japan
unless I'VE got Russia on the
dotted line now" was seen by
George Worthingtor, president OF
the United Veterans Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Poles Report
American Jews
Slain in CrdcoW

LONDON. oct. u INS)-Ths
Polish Telegraph Agency re-
ported today that all American
citizens of the Jewish faith living
in Cracow, German capital of oc-
cupiud Poland, have been shot by
the geStapo.
News of the executions reached
London through the latest issue OF
the Polish underground news
paper, NoWedrogi,
The Nazis. apparently. made no
distinction tween American
Jews and those Of other nationals
ties, They have threatened TO eX-
terminate all Jews in Poland and
NazI-occupled portions OF Russia
If a German retreat through those
lands becomes inevitable.
Reports from Switzerland say
that the geStapo in Italy has be-
gun to deport Italian Jews 10 Po-
land, with no indication of what
their fate may be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Roosevelt Asks Ban
On Chinese Lifted

WASHINGTON. Oct. y INS)
President Roosevelt struck a
blow yesterday at Japans propa-
eanda machine IN Asia by urging
Congress to repeal the Chinese
exclusion laws as an aid 10 win
ming the war and establishing a
secure peace.
"By repeal Of the Chinese eN-
cluSion laws" Mr.. Roosevelt
said, 1--WE can correct historic
mistake and silence the dis
tOrted Japanese propaganda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
REDS FINE JOB

"Its time Soviet Russia gave
some tangible evidence that she
is fighting for the principals in
volved i'm this war" he said.
"The world agrees that that ma
ton Ia done fine job on the
western front. But there she j.
fighting against German in
Yaders-to save her own skin.
III the Russians are at all in
tereSted i'm che -Four Freedoms,
in bringing the war on all fronts
to a speedy conclusion, If they
are interested In anything, bc-
sides Russia, l believe they
should LET us know"
Worthington praised the Hears
for their very rea
interest and the active part they
are playing in the war effort"
"The interest shown by the
Hearst papers goes beyond the
passive realm" he said. "They
have assumed leadership in pres
sing for steps TO hasten the day
Of victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Ndzis Control
Island of Cos

LONDON, Oct 10 GNS)-An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Cairo said last night that the
Germans almost completely con-
troll the island of Cos in the
Dodecanese. with the exception of
minor skirmiShes that are still
being fought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
UNFAIR TO MACARTHUR

Also from the veterans ranks
James F. Fisk. department adj
jutant of the American Legion
declared.
at IL neither human nor fair
70 force Gen. Macarthur 10 re-.
conquer that vast south Pacific
area step by struggling step.
Acquisition Of Siberian bases
for Allied air might TO he hurled
against Japan, in my opinion,
directly would he Of the great
est aid TO Macarthur in his
gruelling campaign.
AT the Omaha convention,
the Legion adopted report In
support 20 the fullest extent the
war department in every way IT
saw ut TO wage the war. That
Is my personal feelings, as well,
and IL Is also my personal feel
ing that Gen. Macarthur should
be given every possible aid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
u. =. Gets Little
Lend Lease Aid

WASHINGTON, Oct. u GNSl-Senator Elender I'D
Of louisiana made public today letter from former Lend
Lease Administrator Settinus disclosing that the United
States has received little reverse lend lease from its Allies
and has been paying cash 70 the British Empire for raw
materials
While the letter written August . Ellcndcr said
that be had made naures and had round L-- -n- situation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
All Vines, No Potatoes

BIRMINGHAM. Mass. Oct -
OUP1 Antonio Florian thought
ti he f,4t srttrt- IN victory Eurricrl
were coming along nicely--until
he tried 10 dig one Ingenious
thieves had carefully replaced the
vines after making away with the
NnlIHs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12


Moreover there are many
types Of reciprocal aid that are
of such intangible character
that IL Is impossible 10 value
them. 1t is imposs BILE 10
measure I'm dollars either the
cost TO the British or the value
to us. for example, of British
engineering and design OF
weapons based on two years OF
combat experience gained he
fore we entered the war No
estimate can be made Of the
number of American lives that
have been saved by equipping
our forces with those improved
weapons"
In explaining why the United
States has paid cash for raw
materials from the British En-
pire, Stettinius said:
with respect to the British
Empire, the overall financial
condition OF the Empire has thus
far required that these pur-
chases be for cash. Our pur-
chases of bauxite from British
Guiana, for example, have been
cash transactions for this reason.
However. In view Of changed
circumstances we are now nego-
tiating with the British with
q view 10 obtaining under re-
verse lend lease those raw
materials which are procured
BY agencies of the United States
government"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

had told them II was theirs, and
1 don't think any government
can lie 10 people. And as a re-
suit OF my stand, I have been
damned like a pickpocket all
over this town"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Australia Loses 81 ,564

CANBERRA, Oct. II ms
Australian casualties in the war
TO date were put at 81, SOD in an
announcement today by the de-
partment of information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Midget BIitzed
Tmpitz Out of
Fight, Says Knox

WASHINGTON. Oct. u tUP)
Secretary of the Navy Knox
said today that the British midget
submarine attack on the German
super battleship Tlrp,tz evidently
lmmobillzed the ship at least tenn
porarilY-
In his first press conference
since his return from a $4,000
mile tour of the Europcan-Airican
war fronts, Knox said that the
attack was carried out while he
was in England, and that il in
VOWED a spirit OF daring and cour-
age which took the lives of several
British navy men who partcl-
pated.
oman CREW OF HEROES
Knox disclosed that the British
midget submarine was handled by
a two-man crew, the size Of the
operating force of the japanese
midget submarines.
Knox said there was nothing
comparably to the midget sub IN
the u. S Navy
Knox also told reporters:
That he had not received
any request from Rear Admiral
Husband +. Kimmel or his
lawyer for Al immediate trial
of charges growing ont Of the
japanese attack on Pearl
HaTboT.
ACTION IN FAR EAST
2-That the surrender of the
italian fleet would lead 10 the
rational assumption that 1t
would release a portion OF the
British surface fleet in the Med
iterranean for action I'M the Far
East
3-That there is complete
cooperation between British and
American forces operating out
of Britain and in the MCduerra-
mean theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

STOCKHOLM. oct. y GNS)-
King Christian X of Denmark was
reported today 10 have told
Danish Lutheran leaders that If
the Germans wanted 10 introduce
the yellow star for Jews in Dem
mark. he and his whole family
would wear 10 as a sign of the
highest distinction %
The 73-year-old monarch re-
fused 10 form "a government I'M
der the direction OF the Nazis and
declined TO condone any form Of
Jewish persecution in Denmark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

BUENOS AIRES, Oct IL
uNS) - The Argentine govern
ment announced last night that
n had banned all Jewish news
papers and magazines.
AT the same time u was an
nounCcd that Minister of War
Gen Edclmiro Farrell had been
appointed vice president of Ar
gcntlna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Ndziis Put Torch
To GorneI With
Reds in Suburbs

MOSCOW. oct T. up The
oaull for kiev Is. IN lis decisive
stage fBnt dispatches said today,
ma German demolition squads
are putting the torch 10 the city's
historic buildings and touching off
destructive land mines.
MOSCOW, Oct u QNS)-The
Germans put the torch 10 their
big base at Gomel in White Rus
,la today and prepared 10 evaCu-
ate the city after onrushing Red
4gH4N troops smashed into the
suburbs.
The Russians Surged forward
against the Nazis from positions
on the south bank OF the Sozh
River.
Other Soviet forces at the same
time extended their bridgeheadS
on the west bank of the middle
Dnieper River.
NOVOBELITSA FALLS
The Soviet communique an.
nounced the capture of Novo-
bclitSa, vital railway junction just
across the Sozh River from the
important White Russia Nazi base
at Gomel.
London reports meanwhile,
indicated that the fall of the
key German baStion of KIev
appeared imminent. The British
radio broadcast dispatches,
which said the Nazis already
have begun evacuating kiev,
and added that Russian troops
have already penetrated The
outer defenseS of Kew
ON one sector Of the 1.S00-mile
Russian front the Red army ad-
vance liberated some 10000 Soviet
inhabitants the Germans were
forcibly driving away to hard
labor in the Reich.
80 PLANES DESTROYED
Yesterdays battles resulted in
the destruction of 80 German
planes. while the day before 126
Nazl tanks and IS enemy aircraft
were knocked out of action.
The Black Sea feet was re-
vealed 10 have raided a German
port, sinking a 2,0O0-ton supply
ship. a cutter and IL enemy land
INC barPCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
VALUE UNDETERMINED

Speaking Of valuation Of Allied
aid 10 this country. Stettlnlus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
RUSSIAN GIFTS CREDITED

Stettinius said that reverse
lend lease given by Russia is being
rredited against an advance by
The Defense Supplies Corporation
"The Soviet government has
expressed its desire to give Us
reverse lend lease TO the fullest
extent possible" he said, hut
the volume and nature of such
aid Is limited by the weight of
RuSsia's own requirements and
by the absence of American
forces I'm areas which can he
supplied by Russia. Thus far,
therefore, such aid has been
confined to repair, supply and
servicing Of our vessels In Rus
sian ports"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

is substantially unchanged.
CharactcriNnc Stettinius letter
rs unsatisfactory, Ellie n q q 7
planned 10 make a Senate speech
criticizng failure Of Allied nations
10 provide more reverse lend
lease for t+rr biritcrt-StateS
The Stctln,uS letter revealed
Russia wants 10 give the
T. 8. inverse lend lease bat the
volume Of and y limited by the
SoyietS own requirements
Lend lease agreements with
Latin American countries call
for payment of a portion OF The
cost IN dollars. with the rest
apparently forgiven
. The United States has been
paying cash FOR rTeaeet- ~
Dutch and British Guiana and
other parts of the British
empire
. Valuation of reverse lend
lease may include value OF oN-
peFienee gained .by British eAei-
neers during the war before the
United States enter n,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31
Miss Copeland to-
Begin Work Here

Miss Hazel Copeland. director of
yuul.! work and general assistant 10
IN" pastor al III" First Methods:
church, IL dlir tu arrive III lIendcr-
:rr Tins afternoon tn begin her work
"ith the new year. Mis-, Copeland
succeeds MIss Mildred Whitener,
who was with the local church most
o.! ~" past year.
Sil.' - - Graduatc of Guilfcrd COL
l,H". end ha& had several years en-
l,rl,nC" III cnurch work. The Yuutr:
".l'u". hlp upper meeting of next
Sunday night will br in tine natlu T.
ct - welcome program Ton Miss
Copeland. With heads of the various
church organizations each speaking
Il word Of welcome to their new CO.
WORKER. Tn" young people are ask
% Il note that this meeting will be-
gin IL i y. IN. instead of the usual
.4utu' ui $50.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31
Church Conference
AT First Methodist

Am important church conference
is announced for next Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock at the First
Methodist church. All members of
the church are members of the
church conference. Church organiza-
tIun heads are contracting all their
workers as i, is said To be especially
important FOR them to be present,
Significant events of the coming
year will be presented by the pas
tor Ia the conference for discussion
and action. il was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31

ing. the pastor OF First Methodist
church invites his congregation to
Join With other congregations of the
city Sunday evening in This EXPIRES
SION of welcome To the newly APP
pUintud rector Of thc Episcopal
church. Rev. Ray Holder.
Mr. Holder and his family arrived
in Henderson this week. and he Will
conduct his inSt public services as
local rector next Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31
Rural Churches
GRANVILLE CHARGE
Methodist Church
Rev. II. II. Cash. pastor

RehoOeth
Church school at II n. IN. and wor-
snip service at ~ noon.
Sermon subject, THE Church
Facing not only Il New Year but a
New World
Union Chapel
Church school at II a. m.
Youth Fellowship al 73O D. m. Pro-
gram in charge of Miss Nina Ann
Barnes.
Let US start the New Year out right
by being in church Sunday. Make
during 1914 church going vital
habit in your home. The church NAV
need you but you need the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31

''ln units Of one gallon le.s ono PIN squoly
ono pound regardless OF octunl weight Of unit. In
units Of more than ono gallon the aetual weight
must bo used
''CTearn spread moons oil rotoned ehss..-. -hIr..
ore not in Group and which contain gso"'
omount OF the Group II ehseses above. trI-r &c.
geiheT. ihon tho total onount Of oil other che ,s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31
AIcthOdists to Join
In | Mon Service

In response /" the action "i the
Henderson Ministerial Association
nv!tIn" the CnurCh gIHGps ui jnr
city to Worship II Iiu!y innocent,
Episcopal church ncNt SUNDAY even
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-31
BY NEWMAN CANirBEI.L

tTne International Uniform Les
son on the above topic Tor jan .
Mark l:I-22. the Golden TrX. ay.u-
Mark l:l5. Repent VI. and a..iy..
in the gOspcl.'")
Evening star., 1943-04-16
COMPLETE HOME

4-year-old brick in Chevy Chase. Md,
with 3 bedrooms. " baths, finished attic,
recreation room. gas heat. attached ga
rage, screened porch. The house is in Al
condition. Call Mr.. Smith, ALLIED
REALTY CORP WI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-04-16
A MODERN HOME.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

Owner leaving city wants quick sale Of
built BY excellent builder 9. months ago. 6
pns ssa 5ash w5 nsed
walls, basement has finished recreation
room with fireplace, beautiful kitchen with
plenty OF cabinets, new Estate gas range,
Kelvinator refriserator. As minutes from
downtown by bus IN Silver Spring. Do
not fail to see this Immediately. Suastan-
tia1 cash required Furniture can be
purchased. Exclusive agents. Call EN-
1890 until pm. p. A. TWEED CO.,
Evening star., 1943-04-16
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

IN THE COUNTRY ROOMS AND BATH.
and chickens. II miles to White House.
Price, $3.50 monthly. E. NJ. FRY, Inc,
724O Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. WI.
Evening star., 1943-04-16
- IId TIs1UI I'd lIUIT At ITU1II UJOT.
GRAHAM-HALL, WI. $3.50.
INMEDIATE POSSESSION

CHEVY CHASE, MU.-SI ,0WV.
Just finished redecoratine this attractive
detached brick. > blks. from Wis. ave, not
far from District line. Il rms. 2la baths,
storage attic. full basement. Venetian
blinds. insulated. weather-stripped. Garage.
[ E SHOEMAKER PE IGfS OP 1lol
Evening star., 1943-04-16
4 BEDROOMS.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$15,7 ,750.
Brick-8-RmS., 2 Baths.

Detached. on . pretty lot, 4, rooms on
finished attic. ideal location. block from
Conn. ave. and rapid TRANSPORTATION.
heat, large cedar closets. excellent kitchen
equipment and the garden is particularly
we'll planted. The entire property Is in
can be had. BOSS l. PHELPS realtors.
MA. $500 Exclusive MstfnR). Evenings
Evening star., 1943-04-16
NEARLY NEW-S8.05O

Kcntland Village Md. lust OF New
Hampshire ave. extended. close 70 bus hUi
entrance. large room 90 bedroom A.
well-planncd interior. owner moNinr q
country. Priced Low for substanlinl cam
FRANK J. VOLKMAN,
EMERSON 4qfD EVE. AND SUN, OR "pta.