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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-10-04

10 get quite lou more.
Briefly, the plan Is that the
workers will be paid on the basis
Of the number OF pounds of silk
they produce. II they produce
what the average worker produced
In the three-month period to Sept.
IS. they will receive so cents in an
hour. II they produce less they
may receive down to as cents an
hour. but they cannot receive less
than As cents, the present rate. II
they produce more they will re-
ceive more than so cents per hour.
Init. Rep. Boyd E. Payton. who.
together with Brothers Herbert
Payne and John G. Thomas made
the final arrangements in New
York about the contract. believes
that average earnings and average
production will both rise and that
the workers will be much better off
than II they had negotiated
straight rise in the hourly rate.
The contract makes provision for
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-10-04

LONACONING Md- Sept. 29-The workers at the silk mill
Of the General Textile Mills here will be the this
to under union contract
wage plans which unions elsewhere using wartime.
this is the type incentive wage" in which
the boss uesd make things complicated the ended
up with cut in the The Coney workers expert
with that kind Of system the and they want
Of IT,
The provision in the contract is very simple and it
has minimum guarantee that happens
cannot get less hour than they earning They stand
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-10-04
Health Center
Reports

In the condition al any time
its history, Homecoming fourth year
During baby which there
32 examinations There which
for % and filings
Six clinics held children glasses
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-10-04
100 90 Blood Record

Cleveland. Oct. 2-The whole
executive board Of the State County
& Municipal Workers Union do
mated blood to the Red Cross here
last week just prior to the unions
convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Reward =
Michigan
Heroes

Silver stars for Callantry during
the Buna campaign were awarded
to two Michigan men today by 1t
Gen. Elchclbcrgcr, A eriCa.n
ground force commander in New
Guinea.
Cited for exceptional bravery
were Mai George Bond of Adrian
and Sgt. Willard OleS of Clayton
Bond led his platoon in an
assault on japanese positions along
the Saputa-Sanananda trac H.
erect ut the head OF the
column despite enemy fire.
His action" SAID the citation.
"instillcd great confidence in the
American force and they pushed
relcntleSSly on. lie was severely
wounded in the action but con-
tinued to push the assault until
he was evacuated by litter
squad"
OlcS, although suffering from a
dental allmcnt and nearly eX-
hauStcd from neat and exposure,
made five dangerous patrols into
enemy territory within two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

mite better after a bit of sickness.
His friends al over town were
glad to see him looking so good.
This is pretty Mrs. Thompson
Mead, the young lady who went
after her ration book only To be
called in to help register others.
Did she mind? Listen:
"Any time l can help out in
Detroit l viii be only too glad
To. You see my husband il "A
ground crew sergeant at Wayne
County Airport and j like to
work during the day. I was a
kindergarten teacher in Spring
work before"
field, ILL.,, and did this kind Of
More Mrs. MeadS is what this
city needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Raj Sets Fires
In Burma Attack

NEW DELHI, April y UP)-
Raj planes made damaging
attack yesterday on Bhamo. Jap
anese base on the Irrawaddy River
in Upper Burma, hitting main
oil storage building and starting
several fires, a British commu-
niQue said today.
Last night the freight yards at
Nandalay were bombed but the
results could not be seen Bar
racks were hit during the raid ON
Bhamo.
The cOmmuniquc said that a
light naval ship on the Mayu
River jon Burma sank three and
possibly four japanese motor
launches in the face OF heavy fire
from the river bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
William R. Grace,Oies

AIKEN, S. c., April | INS)-
William Russell Grace, 81, first
vice president and director Of
IngerSoll-Rand Co, New York, and
son of the founder of w. r. Grace
g. Co. the shipping firm, died here
NcsterdaN m his homo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Make il easy on yourself"
said Edwards, who knew he had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
eop!e
You Know
Edwards Finds
Meat Not His
By WILLIAM FLEMING

A COUNCILMAN GETS TOOK:
Councilman Edwards Is no great
shakes as bowler He has IN
average of about $50 and he has
been known 10 bowl under that
The other night he was out rolling
when he saw a man in the next
alley roll ll5.
That's my meat. Edwards
said, smiling 10 himself.
SO Mr. Edwards asked the
stranger TO bowl. and the stranger
accented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Didn't your mother ever tell
YOU about fellows like that?
While on The subject OF bowling
We understand that Emily SIC
1eFba, who bowls with he Briggs
BomberS. and has a boy friend
and three brothers IN the service.
goes out every week and gets the
bowling scores of the teams the
men played on and mails them to
camp. Might be a good idea for
others who are IN camps and IN
tereStod in The scores OF the teams
they played on.
Dave Lichtig. the attorney. still
has the pipe he smoked i'm high
school aud throughout the World
War .. he saves them.
Capt. VI. Il. Zbudow>H has been
in the army or three years. The
other day ne sent a V letter TO a
friend Of his, irving Smith. Parts
OF it follow
-. and Irving. IL the Mrs.
doesn't treat YOU right YOU can
he sure that ! will do all can
TO see that lou are taken into
the army, where Your fighting
will do some good"
e. There is no doubt that I
would rather be in the good old
L. -. ~, but some one has 10 be
here. and they took me aS one
OF them, 80 what the H. The
men under me are a swell bunch.
With everything they have had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

4 sucker A
little bet was
IN e 4 n Il
the two men
st artcd to
bow /. Yep,
that's right.
The stranger
rolled a IFS
and Edwards
went W a Y
over his head,
rolled a 1863
and lost. Eel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

TO go through
l have yet To
n ear [ he IN
complain"
Merit Healy,
assistant chief
investigator for
Wayne County
bureau of invcs-
tlgatiOn, W a 3
seen a 70 II n q
town the other
day looking a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

low councilman told him the
next day:
Didn't your mother ever tell
YOU about fellows like that:"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Lenten services.
W%iI-To be announced,
NJLB Music.
WENL,-M Musical program
2;0O 4. VI.
WJR-N0ung DR.. Malone.
NWJ Light OF WOrld-D,
CkLW--News Ace
WCAR-NcwS.
NNYE-Charm Kitchen-T
WJLB-Guldcu melodies.
WtNL--NcwScast.
WJBK-Our Neighbors.
2:1l +. VI.
WJR-Joyce Jordan y.
NNJ Lonely WoWeu-D.
time.
Notwithstanding time.
WNYZ-M Mystery chct-T.
WENL-Mclody in Rhythm
WJBK-News and music.
$50 =. VI.
WJR-Wc love and learn.
WV Guiding Lighted.
CkLW--Quiet Sanctuary I
VIC Matinee melodies.
WXNI-Jamcs Macdonald.
MJLB Music.
WF%L-Par3de % Bands.
WJBk-pops Leyden-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
What S On the Air

TINS program has been
gwen IAe Detroit Times
hv tho stations herein
listed. u the presentations
as scheduled are not On
ihe air. the fault Drs Win
me stations ana not The
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

The "Hsiao Pao', the Little Devils, the
Children's Army of China! Tales of their hero
ism and exploits are Legendary. A. soldier. in
their own right as go-betwecns for the regular
Army and Guerrlas, most of them have been
made homeless orphans by the war
Next Sunday read of the supcrhuman exploits
of China's children's army and how the Japs
are paying heavily for the folly of overlooking
the sturdy resistance of this formidable foe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Your Own Horoscope" ny
I RANGES Drake, il one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
LIKE OTHER BOARDS

1--WE are reOrganizing the
hoard 50 il will become like any
other rationing board" explained
Broadwell. a stan of 80 clerk
workers headed by John l..
Dickinson, chief clerk, will be
on hand TO expedite gasoline for
workers TIA HIS area.
THE area board was formed
last December To take the burden
of handling applications from
plant workers away from the
local rationing boards.
"Staffed with volunteers and
workers supplied by the fac
tories, il has performed re-
maFkahie task. These workers
PreeesseA- if5,060 supplemental
gasoline renewal applications
between Feb. Is and March Is.
81 BOARD MEMBERS
among the volunteer workers
are the 81 board members
headed by Leslie X. Hamann.
chairman. Most of these men are
drawn from the insurance bush
ness and they have devoted their
time to this work without stint"
Formation of a new advisor,
board 10 advise and consult will
the plant area board was also an
hetHfecd- by Broadwell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
0PA Gas Office
Serving War
p dnts Moved

Removal Of the war plant area
board. from 600 Griswold TO the
south end of Convention Hall.
Woodward avenue entrance, was
announced today by Edward T..
Broadwel, OPA district mileage
rationing officer. All rationing
matters relating 10 the tranSporta-
ton of plant workers will be
handled in the new location as of
today.
The board, one of the largest in
the country handles two thirds of
the gasoline ration matters in
Wayne County through its con-
facts with plant transportation
committees in factories in this
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

nis fir oeren @ottli6teit ablegten:
&0niereide beridpanoen, &ronen fie-
len, Siiritenbduier itarben aus;
meni6li6e @inribtuneen uno 2ebr~
iDitene itno ipie 8olfenidemen por'
iiberee5ogen - Die Stride lit geblie'
ben. sos Sdifflein Der Stride fann
tpobl nit Bolfen beoedt tperben", iagt
ibon ser I'll. anielm, ,,aber unterges
ben fann es nid)t."
Die unbeiiesborfeit Der Stride bat
ou9 gu Mnfang unieres Sabrbunoerts
Der Sdriftitel1er Sentid beitatigt, Der
IS Sabre binourd eesen Die fatboli-
ide Stride angetampft batte. gr bot
fid 5u Dem @inseitdn6nis ge5tpunsen:
,8ir baben 6en Bau Der fatbolii6en
Stride 10 tpenis eri6iittert, tpie fleine
&naben einen Dom eridiittern, tpenn
ite nit ibren Seoermenern an einem
Steinblod zines ieiner Bfeiler frat'
gen."
Sa, Die fatbolifde Stride bat fi6
fets als unbeiieebar ertpieien. Sie
beroient beute, nab tueiteren 1900
Sabren iiegreiaen Samples, in tpeit
)oberem @raoe oas 3eusnis, 6as ibr
'er rltbmgefr0nte beilige &irdenIeb<
rer @brpioitomus (geitorben 4O7)
init eegeben, ba er i6rieb: Scr ia.
bolii6en Stride fommt nihts gleid.
Sic iiest, ltpenn fie befampft miro; iie
pirb elanaeno, tpenn man ite miBban<
(Sortietung anf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

eottlider Stifter ielbit oie etpig bent
tpiiroieen 8orte ieiner Stride nitge=
eeben: uSaben iie midi berfolst, 10
tperben ite au9 eud berfoIgen." 9ie-
fen 8orten bat Der e0ttlide Stifter
aber audi Die berlidernben unb trolt<
bollen @orte beigefiigt: ,Die Hforten
Der &oue tperben iie nidt iibermalti>
gen, oenn - iiebe, id bin BET eud
ale Sage Bis ans @nbe Der @elt"
9ie Babrbeit oieier eottliden Yropbe-
5eiunsen bot felt ibrem Besinn Die
8elt= uno &irdengeidibte beitatigt.
5don Der peiie @eieteslebrer @ama=
liel iagte: uBenn bieies 8erf bon
Meniden lit, tpiro es bon ielbit 5er-
fallen; lit es aber bon @ott, 10 f0nnt
ibr es nidt 5erltoren."
$50 iino in Der Sat ale Die groB-
artieen, bon Menidenbanoen erbau=
ten @erfe? sic finb bonn Strome Ser
3eit bintpeggeriiien, iooab bon ben
,neiiten nur ipenige Eriimmer iibrig
eebIieben ii1o. $50 iino Die ;mddtieen
lreltli6en Dpnaitien? Die fatboliide
Stride bot iie alle iiberlebt. Seute nad
foIt 1000 Sabren itebt an Der Spite
ser fatboliiden Stride oer Steuber>
treter Gbriiti in 1,nunterbro6ener
@eibenfolge Ser BGpite in Sfom.
Die eeiamte @eibibte Der Stride
lebrt, oab 6ie Gerfoleung Der Stride
elm tpabniinniges 11nternebmen 1T.
Seoer, Der eeeen fie anitiir>nt, miro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

5etrefienoen S6rif ftberi6te. 4u6 Die
beutige 8ei6affenbeit oes FL. Gro
bes in Seruialem paBt baau. Wan
gebt in oas @rab bon sSseruialem mie
in einen tur3en ensen Gang geraoe>
aus binein. Dielen @ang iiberblidt
man bon auBen. Ser 2eib gbriiti tpirb
aber innen nidt auf ben 8ooen bin-
seleet, au9 nidt an Dem Dem Gin
gang gegeniiberliegenben gnoe oes
@anges in Den Selien eebettet, ion>
bern, ipdbrenb elmer BEN 2eidnam un-
ter ben Shultern uno elmer unter
ben 8einen trGgt, miro Damn inn sssn=
nern Der 2eidnam bon ben beioen
GrGgern feittpdrts, in seruialem re9ts
bonn @ange, in cine nod tpeiter i'm
Selien eineebauene Muloe ODER auf
eine 8anf eeleet (Banferab). Mls Die
anoern Srauen f6on tpieoer fort tpa>
rem, iudte Maria Wagbalena INNER
nod. Sic eing in bas @rab binein,
fano duBerit berlpunoert uno betrof>
fen Sen 2eidnam Seiu nidt uno fam
mteoer beraus. sic iudte nun I'M
@arten, 6a trat ibr Der lebenoiee Sci
lamb in oen 8eg.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

&leinelGubise uno in ibrem @lau+
ben idtuade &atbolifen idauen be-
ionoers in 3eiten idtperer 8erfoIsuns
gen. furdtiamen Slides in oie 3u-
funft. Das 8eien uno Der pabre
@eilt ser Stride gbriiti fdeint ibnen
gana unbefannt 5a iein. 9ie fatbo-
liide, bon gbriit1s seltiftete Stride
lit, mas bielen nidt einleudten miu,
oann am itdrflten uno iiegreiditen,
tpenn i;e it6 in idperer 8eorangnls
befinbet unb berfolgt miro.
gs iit geraoe zines Der untriislid-
1ten Merfmale ser fatboliiden Stride,
oaB iie 5u alien 3eiten, in fait auen
2Gnoern berfo1gt puroe unb beute
perfo1et miro, ionit mare iie nidt Sic
pabre Stride gbriiti. Sat ood ibr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Sic immer fegrei9e, nnbefesbare tatbol. &tr9

bon Ser Strafe @ottes credit.
Sultan, Der abtriinnige - elm
Ia5i aus ser 80meraeit -, nabm ben
&f seeen sic iunse Stride nit al'
Ter @e1palt auf. gr erlieB Elm @eies,
monad fein &atbolif 2ebrer ODER
Staatsbean,ter tperben burfte. SD
min bem yta5arener idon ben Sarg
ainmern'', 10 ipottete er. l1no mas
gei6iebt? ga6 elmer &egierungsaeit
bon 90 Monaten itirbt er, 80 Sabre
alt, i'm periiiden Selo5uge. 5terbeno
ion er cine Sano bon 8lut gen Sim'
mel geporfen uno auseerufen baben:
,,@alilaer, OF balt geiiegt!'
9ie Stride iab oas 8lut BON Miuios
men ibrer &inoer flieben, bie our6
ihren Seloertob ein gldn5enbes 3eug-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
9te MMferitebMtg oes 9errn
ner Sdauns Der besnaoeten sunefrau Eberee Neumann

terten ii9 geeenieitig a1f. gnoli9
faBte fi6 cine ein Ser5 unb ging bor.
an. 9ieie mar Magoalena. 9as Grab
eritredt ii9 berbdltnismabig tief IN
oen Selien binein. Wan fonnte bon
orauBen nidt auf bie Stene ieben,
me ser 2eihnam Seiu gelegen batte.
0ieie Stelle tpar ourd cine &riim'
m,1ng inn ginganee beroedt. (Sier
i6altet Ser 8eri6teritatter elm, bab
linn ielbit ein iolder @eoanfe nod
nibt eefommen iit.) 9ie einfa6e 8e-
merfung Sbereiens iiber Die &riim-
mung ooer bieuei6t beiier oas Cd,
neldes Sen 8lid auf oie eigentlide
@rabiteIle berbinoerte, ideint aber
iebr oierIi6 CUR 8eroeutli6ung Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Muf einen Mbfan Der 3igarrenpro'
button inn Sanuar Inn flint Bro5ent
bertpeiienb, erflGrte oas Cigar Sniti>
tute Of America, 6aB es bielen 3igar>
renfabrifanten infolge Irbeiterman>
gels unmoelid eetpeien fei, ibre @uf-
trGge bon au erleoigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

oeten Ronnersreutber Sungfrau Sbe.
reie Neumann am Siterionntag fritz
Inn 5 llbr bes Sabres 1927 ilt Dem
8u1e bon 6. @itt ,&onnersreutb I'M
2idte Der Heligion unb 8iiienidaft"
e11t,1omnen.
vSbereIe mar i,nmer nod i9mer
franf unb lit bon BEN brennenben
Bunoen, tpel6e fie ft9 ourd oas @uf'
lieeen augeaogen batte, groBe Sdmer.
5en. Dod ioute fte fir bic barte Set
bens5eit oer berfloIienen Saiten5ea
1tno fir ibr treues Musbarren beint
Serrn in ieinen Mubialen biesmal in
gang beionberer 8eiie entlddoigt uno
belobnt tper6en. Mm Slterionntag fritz
S l1br iab iie bie Muferitebung.
Oieies @ort oarf nibt 10 fiibI unb
niibtern beritanoen tper0en, pie es
bier gei6rieben itebt. go groB aub
fir SbereIe lire 2eiben getpeien tpa-
rem, nod melt er0ber tpar fiir iie nun
sic Sreube bieles Sl1bels: SD babe
oen Serrn in ser unbei6reibli6en
Serrlidfeit ieiner Iuferitebung geIe-
ben uno er bat nit iiberals liebebol=
len 8liden auf MIDI gei6aut." -
Ebereie iab SEN &errn inn leu6ten=
oen @etpanoe SOS Grab perla1len: iein
berflGrter 2eib fdtpebte orf elmer li6-
ten @olfe na6 oben ourd oie SelIen.
gs NOR unmoglid, bab i'm eine iroi-
icbe Wabt peiter no6 batte balten
fonnen. -
0ie Soloaten ranoen bor oem Gro
be uno pubten ni6ts bon Sem, mos
gei6eben mar.
0o6 aber eing oos erobe greignis
(nidt grlebnis) ser sluferitebung
Gbrilti alt6 an Sen tpa6tbabenoeI1
Solbaten nid)t ipurlos poriiber.
Sdon tpdbrenb Ser @uferitebung ges
rieten ite in @eripirrung uno 8eitiir>
5ung. Gin eebeimnispolles gridau>
ern unb gr5ittern Ser gan5en Natur
rib iie in oiele n1ddtige @rreglng NIT
binein. SIR @npfinben mo6te oas
@mpfinoen bon Meni6en fem, In oe-
rem @egenipart elm eroBes 8unber
eeidiebt un6 fte elauben bod nidt
baran. 8or bent @rabe tparen atpei
Seueritdnber aufgeitellt, tpel6e ben
Soloaten CUR nnbebinet itbern Be-
tpadung namentli9 Der Sir bes Gro
hes als 2eudtfeuer bienten. gu oeu>
ten tpuBten fid) oie Soloaten ibren Ell
senen S9reden ni6t. sic f9auten
eridredt Inn ii6, aber iie iaben nidts.
Ser Serr mar faum aufertanben,
als ein ftrableu6er gneel in Selm
uno Sarnii6 tpie Der 8lib bonn @im=
mel nie6erfubr unn1ittelbar bon oben
in bas Grab binein. Gin 5tpeiter Git
gel, ebenfalls in Selm 11no Sarniib,
aber ou9 nod NIT Sdtpert uno
5peer, fubr ebenio bonn &immel nis-
Der unb 5tpar Dor ben nod beridloi>
ienen @ingang gum @rabe. gr nabm
BEN eroben Stein uno legte i'm NIT
fpielenoer 2ei6tiefeit 3ur Seite, rno
iette ii6 oarauf. Die @d9ter, ausee>
nomnen elmer, Ser nit l1nter Dem
3reu5e eeitanoen bate, ftiir5ten bor
Gdreden tpie tot at 8obe1t oann aber
rafften iie ft6 auf uno floben. -
Chen itieg sic Sonne am @immel
enpor. Sett fanen bie frommen
Grauen bon Serulalent Der. Die
cEro,,o,, o;,,oo,, IonoSo+,1 ,,.,S ,oohof4
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
3 Italian Rail Hubs
Blasted by BOnlIserS

ALLIED no, ~ Africa, Aus.
smashed three more railroad hubs
IN the crippled transport system
Of south Italy. ~ was announced
TODAY and Gen Montgomery said
that we shall very soon be attack
nC
American and British hombers
-ti,------r-tll-- m = yy-r7r'-Tr0UTzrUt 5SS7Utr
ON Bari. BattlpsEha and BaCnoli
leaving the rail functions wreathod
I'M smoke and fame.
Montgomery was revealed 70
have told Canadian troops Of his
Eighth Army that action could be
expected Al any time and his
statement, along with the arrival
OF huge reinfoUCementS in North
Africa aroused london speculation
that the zero hour for the inva-
sion of Italy was near
After losing III fighter planes
in four days. the Axis gave up
TO interfere with the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Armed Pair TerrOriZe
GSrOSSe POinf0 Home

Two Youthful bandits who ter
r0rled q Crosse polnte Park fam
i'y 4t the point of shotgun.
-lAE-Ld- -iAc-n---A- lad -alttAtAii--ttiiae
P5TaT3-CIad. lT-ye8r-old son after
= Wild 60-milr-an-hour chase In
q commandered automobile, were
sought by police today.
The holdup victims were Mr..
and Mrs William ! Chesbrough
Of lois Yorkshire Chesbrough IS
Detroit representative of the
a, G AllH Co. with offices IN
Tho BUhl Building
AZ about II p. m Mrs Chcs-
hr0ugh was mn the downstairs hall
when the two bandits entered.
CheSbrough was seated in a sun
parlor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

by the northwest forces
AEslE4J4dA--------------
The Liberators striking AT Bari
AZ the base Of the Italian heel
however. ran into stiff resistance
and downed Is enemy fighters
The attacks on Bagnoh. in the
Naples suburbs. and Battipaglla
10 miles ~ tho southeast, added
new devastation 10 the network
or COMMUNICATIONS radlatlnC from
the city
An official announcement re-.
vcaled that the North African
campaign has cost the AXIS about
1000 planes since last Nov. s
The figure included 2S23 de-
Stroyed I'M aerial combat and
about 100 seized on captured
airdromcS m Tunisia Pantelieria
and Sicily
Tho Northwest African air force
also was credited with sinking
l79 AXIS ships of all types total
ING 170.400 tons since Nov. s.
The statistics ran through Aug. -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

This is 2 stickup." one Of the
men announced. and hrandiSh-
ms the shotgun, forced Mrs.
CheShrouEh into the parlnr-
Wifb her husband. n
They forced the couple into a
and ordered them 10 hand
over their valuableS CheShrough
his wallet which con-
tanned Isl or s. he said. and hls
gasoline ration hook
While tho shorter Of the 'wo
men held the couple Al hay The
other went upstairs 20 ranSaCk
the house There me was met by
The maid. Mary Switzer. and de-
manded that she go downstairs
She resisted and the robber
knocked her 10 the floor
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

The crews said the attack was
AZ least as effective as any one
Of those which LAID waste TO
Hamburg. Germany'S second city.
While the opposition encountered
at Hamburg was very strong. Ber-
Inns defenSes last night were not
so formidable.
Tho Germans depended mainly
on their night fighters, m Co-opera-
ton with Searchlights. The fax
was described by all the airmen
aS unusually weak and aimlesS
Some 5000 Raj veterans from
an over the British Empire par
ucipatcd IN the Kill for which
JCortin,ed op Navt Pare Col. 9N
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Jap Navy Chief
Reported Killed

CHUNGKING. AUG. II (UP)-
The Chinese Central News Agency
said today Admiral Mineichi Koga,
successor to the late Admiral lso-
roku Yamamoto as commander in
chief Of the Japanese feet. was
killed last month, in an Allied
bombing in the Southwest Pacific,
Quoting Chinese military
source. Central said koga died
aboard his flagship during an at
tack by Allied planes IN the New
I eland-New Britain Island area
north of New -GuiHea. a.
The time Of Koga's death was
rirnn as sometime In LulN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
QuebeeNeWs
Monnentous,
Aide Asserts

QUEBEC, Aug "A GNS)-
United Nations leaders have de
cided important points Of strategy
for the Pacific at their war con-
ference here and reached mill
tary decisions Of the utmost i'm
portance.
This was revealed today by
Brendan Bracken, British minis
ter Of information. who intimated
that the moHentoHS, sixth war;
time meeting Of President Roose-
velt and Prime Minister Church
i'll and their military and political
aides would eclipse in importance
their previous discussions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
ASKED OF STRATEGY

Y was the first definite state
ment on the phase of military
planning under discussion Al the
Citadel and the Chateau Fronte-
nae for the last two weeks.
Secretary Of the Navy Knox
and Sir William Glasgow. Aus
tralian high commissioner 70 Can
ada, arrived az the conference
Yesterday. Previously Chinese
Foreign Minister ; DONG had
Joined the parley.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
TELL or TALKS

president Roosevelt an d
Prime Minister Churchill VIII
give the world a general idea
today OF what has happened in
their conferences. the United
Press said. Their Declaration
of Quebec may be made at
press conference. in formal
statement or BOTH
I'm the years 10 come this
city will he famous for the deCi-
Sions reached here Bracken
said
Bracken informed news m n
that if they wanted 10 learn first
hand OF the decisions reached
they would do best 10 change
their jobs 10 that OF war cor
respondents. for the conclusions
reached Will not become evident
until they are translated into &C
tion on the battlefieldS.
BraCken classified hlS announce
ment on the Pacific strategy de-
CiSion as being "A very important
bit of information. indeed