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was dressed in -colored
summer uniform, and carried a
brown curved handle cane. saluted
stifly each member of the long re-
ception line at the field, headed by
Admiral Leahy.
Gen. George c. Marshall, chief
of staff of the United States Army :;
Admiral Ernest King, chief of naval
operations; and 1t. Gen. Thomas
Holcomb. commandant of Marines,
we're numbered among the distin-
guished Americans present for the
greeting
American officials are said to hope
that great progress in the solution
Of the rivalry between Gen. Giraud
and Gen. De Gaulle, the two fore
most leaders in the struggle for the
liberation OF France, will result from
the visit.
The general left Africa last week
in response to an invitation which
the White House said was issued in
May
A De Gaullist representative was
among the Frenchmen gathered at
Boiling Field to greet the general.
who was taken to Africa last autumn
by an American submarine aboard
which he escaped from France.
Gen. Bethouet. head of the per-
manent Giraud military mission to
the United States. was also present
with his naval colleague, Admiral
Bate.
The British members Of the COM
bined chiefs of staff committee,
headed by Field Marshal Sir John
Dill, had places in the reception
line, with Gen. Brehon Somervell.
chief Of the Army Service Forces.
and Gen. Lesley McNair, chief of
the Army's ground forces.
After passing along the receiving
line, Gen. Giraud. with impassive
face. turned about face and saluted
the Boiling Field group drawn up
at attention and the American nag.
The band played THE Star
Spangled Banner" after 1t rendered
the "Marseillaise." The skies threat
ened rain, but none fell.
The general rode to Blair House
in a limousine with Admiral Leahy
and Gen. Marshall.
Gen. Giraud was to meet Presi-
dent Roosevelt at the White House
at 4:3O pm. today.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Germans Dispatch
Troops 10 Islands
Off Coast Of Greece
By the Associated Press

LONDON, July t. The Ger
mans were reported by the AL.
giers radio today to have sem
fresh troops to the Dodecanest
Islands potential Allied step.
pingstones to any invasion Of the
Balkans and Berlin declared
that Yugoslav and Greek guer-
rillas we're being wiped out ir
another step to strengthen Axis
defenses.
Gen. Draja Mihailovich's forces
for the most part have been wipec
out" in Yugoslavia, the Berlin broad
cast asserted, and "mopping-up op-
erations also made good progress ir
Greece in the last few days"
1T will only be very short time
before the last remnants OF the
bandits are destroyed" it continued
Complete quiet now reigns through
out the whole southeastern area OF
Europe, apart from small local dis
turbances.'
Claims Are Denied.
The Yugoslav and Greek govern
ments in London acknowledged
heavier Axis opposition against
euerrillas, but said the claims that
they were wiped out were fantastic.
(The British radio, in broad
cast recorded by CBS in New
York, said martial law had been
proclaimed in Greece after strikes
and demonstrations that threat
= ened ito lead to general up
rising.D
Berlin intensified propaganda ef-
forts to convince the German people
that the Allies had been baked In
plans for invasion OF Southern
Europe.
A DNB dispatch recorded by the
Associated Press said the Allies
cannot launch a real INVASION in
the Mediterranean. that Southern
France and Italy are so well pro-
tected that even an invasion under
cover of battleShips or other heavy
units must be considered an abso-
lutely deadly risk.
Effective Control Claimed.
Conditions are the same in Greece
and the Aegean Sea, particularly so
since the Luftwaffe is exercising
effective control. A large-scale op-
Grafton against the west coast of
Greece or the Albanian coast has
lost much of its attraction for the
Allied general staff after the an
Inhalation of guerrilla bands in
Croatia and Northern Greece"
The Germans still had made no
announcement of the British Com
mando raid Sunday night on air.
dromes in Crete. but one broadcast
hinted at it by saying that
sabotage attempt" against an air.
field had been frustrated by German
guards
The Germans said ships leaving
Gibraltar yesterday included four
battleships, two cruisers, eight de-
stroyers and two aircraft carriers,
80 that now there are practically
no warships left in the port" The
broadcast said Al transports and
hospital ships still remained.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Bond Purchase 10 Evade
Tax Is Upheld as Legal

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. July T.
1t is legal to buy tax-free Govern
ment bonds at any time-even
though it's just before the State tax
assessor is apt to call, the Missouri
Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
The State had brought a test case
against the estate of william G.
Yantis Of St. Louis who. it con-
tended. put more than $300.00 In
cash into Government bonds for
about 10 days at assessment time
with the sole purpose to evade
the taxing laws of Missouri"
The Supreme Court opinion held
the Government bonds were for sale
at any time and it is legal 20 pur-
chase them, regardless of the pur-
pose.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Gen. Bergeret Relieved
Of Duties by Committee

BY the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, July 7.-Gen. Jean
Marie Bergeret. who has been at
tached to the French Air Forces In
West Africa, has been relieved OF his
duties by the French Committee OF
National Liberation, decree pub
lished in the official gazette disclosed
today.
Gen. Bergeret, who formerly COM
manded all French Air Forces under
Gen. Henri Giraud, was sent to West
Africa when an accord was reached
between Gen. Giraud and Gen.
Charles de Gaulle. The De Gaullists
had accused Gen. Bergeret Of hold
ing strong Vichy ties and of being
sympathetic toward officers OF the
French Air Force who remained loyal
to Marshal Henri Petain.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Two Day-Care Centers
Draw Only One Child
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND, Md. July Two
recently opened chilo-care centers
for daytime orphans" OF parents
engaged In war industries had to-
tai attendance of one child yester-
day.
A staff of three attendants were
at one center, while two we're sta
toned at the other.
Supt. of Schools Charles L. Kopp
said the centers would be open again
today, but If there was no indication
during the day that working moth
ers were going to make use of the
child-care facilities the centers
would be closed.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
WPB Baltimore Unit
Gets 5 Virginia Counties

~ the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. July THE
War Production Boards work in
five Virginia countiee-Frederick,
Loudoun, Arlington, Clarke and
Fairfax-has been transferred to the
Baltimore ofIice OF the WPB, Over
ton Dennis, deputy director of the
agency's work in Virginia, said yes
terday.
Mr.. Dennis explained that the
WPB administrative work In the
five counties could be better ham
died out Of Baltimore because Of
their relative proximity to that city.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Boy, 8, Is Suffocoted
By Wheat in Gronory

By the Associated Press
POCATELLO. Idaho, July T.
Duane Orison. 8. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Orison, was buried by
shifting wheat In granary at his
farm home and suffocated.
The boys father had to remove
siding from the granary to reach
the body.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Whiting Named Head
OF WPB Steel Unit

By the Associated Press
John T. Whiting. president OF the
Alan Wood Steel Co.. Conshohocken.
Pa. has been appointed director Of
the Steel Division OF the War Pro-
duction Board. He succeeds H. G.
Batcheller. who recently became
WPB vice chairman for operations.
Mr.. Whiting has been deputy
director OF the Steel Division since
May rs.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Missing Girl Reporter
Hunted in Nine Stotes

BY the Associated Press
NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 7.-Po-
lice of nine States are seeking the
whereabouts of Miss Rose Brancato
OF West Haven. member of the edi-
torial staff of the New Haven Jour-
nal Courier, after her disappearance
while on assignment Monday night.
Miss Brancato vanished while on
her way to a block party. OF the
Army Air Forces technical training
command at Yale.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Appointments Approved

The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee approved today President
Roosevelt's nomination of 10y Hen
derson of Kentucky to be Minister
to Uruguay and Ray Atherton OF
Massachusetts to be Minister to the
exiled governments Of Denmark and
Luxembourg.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Congress in Brief
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senate:
Votes by l2:45 pm, under agree
ment, on bill adding 5000, 900 900 to
Community Facilities Authorization
under Lanham Act; awaits House
action on controverted appropriation
bills.
House:
Receives conference reports on ap-
propriations and CCC bills.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Vodka Permits Are Prizes

To promote the growing OF tobacco
in Lithuania. prizes in the form Of
permits to purchase vodka. sugar
and salt are being DISTRIBUTED.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
rrade MArk n Pats Ono

rare moments of self-analysis. On
the whole, moreover, it is fraught
with but little disturbance or ex.
element something like needle.
work, but with less point.
However, there was one-Zoee, OF
something similar - working the
Cafe Caprice, who had quite q
turn not long ago. The memory
of it leaves her uncertain and a
trifle shaken even now.
She approached a solitary who
was anything but capricious in his
surroundings. "C'mere," he hailed
beckoning the seer to chair
Here's your fee and buck extra
and the fellow placed the bills on
the table.
Now let ME- tell YOU about
YOU"
zoee listened-interested up
wards of an hour.
The subject Of night club seerage
having fewer dull moments than
you might think, herewith another
case history.
A couple of young lady diners in
the Sale Du Bois had succumbed
to the invitation of that places
man Merlin to permit themselves
and their futures of analysis. The
session was arduous, apparently re-
quiring the fellows .profoundest OF
concentrative exertion
1t must have been at the bottom
of one of his deeper penetrations
into inflnity that a waitress COM
menced putting away the silver i'm
mediately behind his chair.
He flinched in anguish, opened
his eyes and turned slowly to fact
the offender. "Please!" he intoned
emphatically yet sadly. And turn,
ing round again, made a fatalistit
gesture, and resumed.
AAA
1T was just as II some one wa.
TO start throwing tomatoes in Mel.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

Perhaps you have noticed those
ladies who wander with great per-
sistency about night clubs-those
well-dressed and fainty mysterious
looking ladies who bend discretely
into table conversations and gently
inquire, Fortune told?" Let us
play the sensational angle: perhaps
you have NOT seen any such in
your careening career of night
clubbing.
But whether or not your bifocals
need adjusting. the graphologists,
palmists, crystal-gazers and related
forms of soothsayer are still oper-
ating in force, still accumulating
their one -and-tWo buckses for drag
ging out your COR some one's) fu-
ture and propping it up before you.
1t Is fairly remunerative occu-
patton, these seers will confide in
Evening star., 1943-10-12

which the Mayflower Lounge chooses
to call champagne and Orchids"
has been changed to October 81. If
Norman and Teddy had time, they
would report lounge Office busi-
ness in reservations.
Treasure Island has started it's
Sunday schedule of entertainment,
which includes the full weekday
complement: Rocco Terrone, Mario
Hurtado, Chage Rodrigo. etc.
The same may be said of Hotel
Washington and its Washie Bratch-
er, Rethia Stevens, etc. This, how
ever, is a tea dance Arrangement
from 4 to pm. only.
The Lotus new fortnightly bill
consists of Joan Kay Baker, aero
battles; Carmelita and Denis Lee,
ballroomsters, and Burton's Birds,
who make their Washington debut
on Thursday. The bill is branded
Spotlight Rhythm Revue"
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Frank NiHi Leaves S74,490
Estate 10 Widow and Son

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Frank (The
Enforcer Nitti, successor to AL
Capone as Chicago gang leader,
left a personal estate worth $74,-
49047 when he shot himself March
10 near his home in suburban River
side, an inventory filed yesterday
in Probate Court showed. His assets
will be shared by his widow, Annette,
and his l0year-old son, Joseph.
Besides $4,000 in cash, his prin-
cipal assets listed were a contract
for sale of stock in the Gables
Racing Association at Coral Gables,
Fla, valued at s50,000 and a con-
tract for sale of Florida real estate
valued at s12,500.
Nitti committed suicide a few
hours after he and eight others were
indicted in New York on charges
OF extorting more than $1,OOO.OOO
from movie firms and labor union
The others are on trial.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

lon Gallery" thrilled one OF the
young ladies afterward.
Favorite Press Releases Depart
ment Uonghand Division)
"Georgas-l020 VT. Ave. NV
Mite Club from New York-Check
Danton Walker Tuesday Sept. 81
No doubt will be top-notcher.
&C. Irish Cassandra, native
Washingtonian-offered services as
general assistant-Georgas accepted
gratis!-opening soon CIO."
It's fun trying to set that to the
tune of Soviet Iron Foundry" or
"Chopsticks.
The Rumpled Cuff:
Date for the annual fall opening
Evening star., 1943-10-12

by radio and air communications.
and the air service was suspended
Tor a while yesterday morning when
new storm struck the coast be.
tween Hermosilla and Los Mochis,
Heaviest loss of life was in thu
towns of Ahome, Guasave, sinaloa
De Leyva and Angostura, where q
persons were killed, so injured and
about 5000 houses DESTROYED.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

injured along a 150-mile stretch
around Mazatlan was headed for the
United States.
The report said the hurricane,
which struck Saturday. was whip
ping Chihuahua State on the
United States border after streaking
across Sinaloa and Durango. It
was moving toward Arizona, New
Mexico and Texas. the report added,
but much of its force was spent.
Mazatlan still was cut off except
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Mexican Hurricane
Heads Toward j. ).
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 1.-THE
Pan-American Meteorological Serv-
ice said last night that the hur-
ricane which swept the west coast
of Mexico and left 50 dead and 102
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Brozil's Films Limited

Brazil's motion picture industry
produced only one feature picture
in 1912, the rest being propaganda
shorts and news films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
How Divided


tons with q district chairmen
-. each chairman has from six
10 ten women working with. her
one for each 10 TO Is houses.
These women report 10 and re-
ceive Instructions from their
chairmen.
The township is divided into
four sectors - these four chair
men have from Is 70 20 aides.
We thought the township area
would present great problem
because OF distance. but we
found the women as willing 10
cooperate as the city women.
- Collections
y To date we have collected
$500 pounds of grease 1,040
pounds of silk and nylon hose
1000 pounds OF rags and
clothing 40 tons Of rubber
70,950 pounds of tin cans,
the latter including the House
Of Correction, training school
and Maybury Sanitarium.
Our scrap wasn't moving as
fast as II should and so on April
We had bee We borrowed
seven trucks and had p volun-
teers help load them We got
out Ia tons in two and one-halt
hours.
On April 8 the children picked
up the small pieces and April .
we had another bee 10 take
care Of that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
A DANCER TURNS TELEPHONE GIRL
'Mosaic-Free Lily Bulbs
Are by Far the Best Buy
BY ISABEL ZUCKFR
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

with the SpccIosuTS In early
fall.
Certain lilies viii resist the
mosaic infection for a number
Of years. These include the
Crangcman'S lily fcroceum) the
yellow Sulphureum, the coral
lily Ctenuiiohum or pumilum),
the Royals and l. ConcOlor
Last on the list are the fusSy
ones, which include the mag
nliicent auratum, JaponlCum and
Superbum, ccrnuum and for
mosum. Lily culture VIII be
discussed tnmnrrnW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Buy a Mess Kit

"Hey, nom. when do we eat -
II a familiar tune 10 every
mother Of an American boy. Sol
diers and sailors are little boys
grown up and they still SIAM
pede when the bugle blows
Come and get IT," Mess kits
like this are what they use when
they get IT, Pan. cup. fork.
knife, spoon and canteen, all in a
canvas cover.
Two million mess kits cost al
most a million and a half dol
lars. Buy bonds and keep on
buying, 10 outfit the outfits
fighting for you. Remember.
they give their lives.
Y. s. Treasury Department,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

LET'S CONSIDER the lilies
today-wiih a view TO which
will grow for US with the least
loss because there IS no deny
Ing that some arc relatively easy
TO grow and some have to be
petted and tended. though they
bloom one year and then give
up the ghost.
The biggest difficulty with
lilies IS a disease called mosaic
with which most bulbs are IN
fected when purchased. The
bulbs react 70 tins disease just
the same as people do 20 such a
sickness AS scarlet fever. Some
are immune. some are resistant
and others get II a. the drop OF
a hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Dorothy Stone
Works Hard
For AWS
BY JOAN DEAN

IF ONE OF these ,days you
telephone AWVS headquarters
and a unsteady throated voice
answers, it's probably Dorothy
Stone.
Nimble-toed Dorothy who is
appearing with her husband,
Charles Collins in Henry Duffy's
Merry Go FOUNDERS" al the
Wilson Theater, divides her off,
stage hours between work at the
AVIS and entertaining service
men.
Camp shows figure largely in
the lives Of Dorothy and Charles
and for that matter the entire
cast Of Merry Go FOUNDERS"
who 10 date have performed for
mon stationed in the various
army posts and naval bases in
this Vicinity.
Heads Stage Group
But war work is nothing new
10 Dorothy, who smartly realizes
that her talents lie in entertain
ing and not bandage rolling In
her home town Of Toluca Lake,
a suburb Of Los Angeles. Doro-
thy organized and now captains
for t1e AVIS, a troupe of star
lets and models who each week
visit one of the many coast pro-
lection batteries in California.
Servicemcn stationed al these
batteries are on 24-hour alert
duty and the pleasures Of the
USO are not handy so their
party is taken 10 them by Miss
Stone and her troupe
Each week Dorothy is con-
tacted by an army chaplain, who
gives her the name and location
Of the post chosen for that par
ticular week. Then armed with
monograph. records. sandwiches.
coffee and cookies, Dorothy and
the girls take 10 AMNS station
wagons and the post.
- SlrlS IN troupe
They stage a dance for the
servicemen, act as dancing part
nerS and cantecn workers. There
are about - girls in the group
ami II usually includes Mary
Brian. Julie Bishop. Jcnnlfer
Holt daughter of Jack Holt
and sister of Tim and June
Sulman. daughter Of a producer.
Miss Sillman carries on in this
work for Dorothy while she IS
on tour.
The troupe and il represents
some of the prettieSt girls in
Hollywood wear for this battery
entertainment work white pique
pinafores with their first names
and AWVS embroidered on the
shoulder.
Both Dorothy and Charles be-
long 10 the Hollywood Victory
Committee. a group Of entertain
ers pledged 10 respond 10 any
call made upon them for their
services. No personal engage
ment is ever allowed 10 inter-
fere with a call from the Vic
tory committee. and. says Doro-
thy when Charles and l are IN
Los Angeles. every social en-
gagement we make is followed
by the stipulation, we'll come
unless the Victory committee
calls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Mosaic-Free

II your garden is brand new
il VIII pay TO buy lily bulbs
from firm that sells only
mosaic free oneS-and there
are a few firms that do.
II your garden is old and II
you have had clumpS Of several
kinds Of lilies. notably tiger
lilies or Madonna lilies for years,
then they are undoubtedly in
fected with tho disease and
almost any new lily you intro
duce texcept those varieties
that are immunc) will become
infected in short order since
plant lice carry it from plant 10
plant
or the commonly grown lilies
those which generally have
mosaic. but tolerate II arc the
two already mentioned, tiger
and Madonna plus the white and
pink-Spotted SpecioSumS, all Of
the eleeanS and umbellatum
groups. the lovely pink-apricot
teStaceum and the brilliant rcd
chalcedOniCum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Other Activities


10 house convaSs on all salvage
drives collection Of salvage
items and seeing they are de-
livered 20 depots: the passing
out Of leaflets and notices 10
each home.
We have taken two surveys
the Share-the-meat survey
and victory garden registry.
Township women took on the
Red Cross collection with a re-
suit Of 1865 80 from 500
homes
On April ) we had a rally.
when all hands got together 10
review our progress Much Of
our success is due Elton Eaton,
editor Of the Plymouth Mail.
who did a grand Job OF giving US
publicity. Girl Scouts and
Junior Red Cross girls are doing
a grand job Of collecting grease.
We viii keep on working in
this same manner as new prof.
mectS present themselves.
" THERE, LADIES. is what
can be accomplished by ener-
getic block organization.
Neighborhood war clubs in
Detroit are in need OF more
block leaders. Why not be the
first 10 offer your services IN
your block by telephoning
neighborhood war clubs. Cad
lilac 57Sl the address IS
1881 Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Plymouth
Reports on
War Clubs
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
NOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

NEIGH BORHOOD WAR
clubs.
We talk so much about them,
its nice once in a while 10 learn
exactly what they are doing f..
here's a report from the city of
Plymouth. from Mrs. Russell
Powell, chairman Of Plymouth's
neighborhood war clubs block
system.
Mrs. Powell writes:
We have been organized since
June. 1912. under the block sys-
tenn and although we are not
perfect. we feel we have done A
great deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Immune Varieties

The immune varieties include
the MartagonS, / HanSoni and
L. Brown l.. Henryi is very
nearly immune and IFS apricot
flowers make marvellous show