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Carbon County news., 1943-12-24

planned to repeat tones in the wall
paper of the room in which the
chairs were to be used. The bold
stripes of the putty tan, green and
wine red material gave just the
right contrast with the lowered
pattern on the wall. Narrow green
fringe was used for edging and
the sketch shows how the two
pieces of the slip cover were
made.
NOTE-Readers who want to make tai
lored slip covers for living room chairs
will find detailed directions in SEWING
BOOK 10. Price. is cents. Send our or
der to
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24

Roosevelt, Chang Kai-shek, and Churchill
decreed at their Cairo conference that Nippon
will be stripped of Pacific islands seized or oc-
cupied since the First World war and China
will reclaim such islands as Formosa, Man
churia, and the Pescadores. Within the dotted
line of this map the Jap-held properties of
today. Inset is Japan of tomorrow. The trio
stated they "have no thought of territorial ex-
pansion or gain for themselves
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24

Franklin
of Churchill
committed their full cooperation during the after it,
understanding which
enduring
make
with
We
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
VF(Heo|ME V'F;(e| q fFR7oeSN7i!. Ri
kIEIe> RUTH wYfTH SPEARS [ggt

| F A chair is all legs, angles and
curves in the wrong places, a
lip cover in the right colors and
,ut to bring out graceful lines and
.over defects, will give any dining
'oom chair set new personality.
That was the treatment given a
set of old chairs like the one shown
lere. A two-piece frock was
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
No Gold in Humans

At least 25 metals have been
discovered in the human body,
among them being nickel, manga
nese, aluminium, zinc, tin, lead,
mercury and silver. About the
only important metal that has nev-
er been found in human tissues is
gold.
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
HOTEL

srMAhT eLOCATED in the Heart of
kENaHA Butte's Business District. -.
uMTEI RATES Comfort
HUlEL $3.50 aMo Ts % Courtesy
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
Booklets, Magazines

esting authentic new Booklet tracing our
Flags history for 1000 years. Contains IL
Colonial flags in original colors with their
history and other historical information
that everyone should have. Send for your
copy today, Csc postpaid.
THE BELCHER PUBLISHING CO.. lit
N. Burlington Ave, Los Angeles &c. Calf.
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
CLASSIFIED
D E P A r T NJ e NJ t
DELCO LIGHT PLANTS

guar. Large stock Delco Light service parts.
Write A. N. McCranie, 2405 Montana Ave-,
Billings, Mont, across from N. p. depot.
Carbon County news., 1943-12-24
TRAPPER'S SUPPLIES

Edwards Wolf ss;ss ssysts sss s:s:s:: ssss:: ;s
one night that brought 1880. Free formulas
and Instructions. Get Edwards real Coyote Scent.
GEORGE EDWARDS, LIVINGSTON, MONT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Phi Mu TO Hold
Party Wednes day

a CHRISTMAS party will he
held Wednesday evening ~ 7
o'clock nv the Detroit Alumnae
AAtti-f.,F- husbands and
friends al the home Of Mrs J F.,
Fauser in Vickshurg. Mrs J. F.
Thomas. Mrs. Howard Johnson
and Mrs. Ward Ross are on the
committee.
Divisional dessert meetings
will he held Jan. 10 AZ 7.30 p. m.
by the Detroit Alumnae Chapter
of Delta Gamma. The north di-
vision will meet A. tho home NJ
Mrs. Russell Strickland in
EaSon avenue, Highland Park.
Assistant hoSteSses will he Mrs.
p. n. PuckmeiSter and Mrs.
Charles ThompklnS.
Mrs. Clayton Purdy will he
hostess to the cast division IN
her home in KcnSinCton road.
Crosse Pointe. and the north
west division viii meet AZ the
home Of Mrs. Arthur BrOokman
IN SnOWden aV0UUT. Mrs NNNNti-
liam PaddiSon and Mrs. Hugh
Mcintosh will assist.
Reservations will he taken
until Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

One Of the most sparkling
and coIorfuI parties OF The hoII-
day season was given Christ
TIPS -,T,Ighr Try rre memberS 1T
Jaymar Sorority The Crystal
Ballroom A. the BOOK Cadillac
vas brilliant. decorated with
Christmas decor. and filled with
JUNIORS Whirlng 20 a name band
All smart mn formal attire.
The misses. Martha Lent.
1acQueline Chisholm and Bel-
rly McCrackon were in charge
Of bids and tickets
ALssns Lucilln NNhnat- Alzr-
,aret Monahau and Kay IjU7i
took care Of tho decorations
and Misses Carol Crane Hazel
LaJole and Mary Jane ConIon.
publicity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Detroit Frotenities, Sorodties~
dniFe for Holiday Dance -W3ed0esdd

nearly $1,000 for the feeding Of
homeless men At the Capuchfn
Charity Guild
The ambitious juniors are
principally concerned At this
time in combating juvenile de-
llnQuency
The group sought out Howard
+, Crowell secretary 10 Mayor
JeffrieS, who guided them IN
their drive two years ago. Mr..
Crowell and Fred G.. Magic,
commissioner of parks and rec
rrFtiou, ETr actively c0=0pCr7t~
inC with the committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Colorful Party

date OF nc aW3T0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

awarded tho cnn6>-- conduct
medal. which rs one- ~ tire
most cherished docoraNhns>at
The school and gwen only m
those cadets who have not re-
Ceivod more than two dcwcrts
in the 10 weeks preceding the
-data Of Tho award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

METROPOLITAN tRATER-
MITES and SororiuCS, compriS-
ing FIVE fraternities, Delta Phi
Delta, Delphoi, Du Clef PHI
Sigma and Lambda Sigma and
eight sororiueS, Al Fait, Jay
mar. * Phi. Nh. M Beta Phi,
Phi Kappa Theta Top and Use
viii give a holiday dance
Wednesday at the Masonic
Temple,
a goal Of $4,000 has been set
for the ala pracnAds-to--he
used for tho construction NJ a
neiehborhood community center
IN Willis avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
$4,000 for Homeless

Ted Monahan of Delta Phi
Delta, IS chairman assisted by
Miss tricia Yeager, Phi
Kappa Theta publicity; Miss
Patricia Blake. viCe-chairman
Aut Fat, Shepherd Norton,
ftT Sigma TTC7SUTCT and NISS
Marjorie Rankin, k-Phl. secre-
tsry
FhIS X tho same organization
which TWO Years ago, packed
Eastwood Gardens and raised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Mrs. LindIeY
Returning Home

MRS FORREST BERRY
LlNDLEY viii re'urQ to her
home n New York on Wednes-
day after a Christmas visit here
with her mother. the Countess
CA-rl. II-0l-tA!. --
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Senate PROBES
Plane Crashes

WASHINGTON. May s tUPl l-
Chairman Harry s. Truman ID
of Missouri of the Senate war
investigating committee said today
that his group IS investigating
crashes Of service airplaneS but
that IT will not shoot Off lis face
prcmaturely.
Rep. James " Morrison CDD of
Louisiana had charged that scrv-
ice crashes were becoming a major
war scandal and that officers OF
the army flying safety bureau
were "whitewashers of the highest
degree" In a statement he asked
why tho Truman committee had
not published its findings
Il think Rep. Morrison is
talking through his hat Tru-
man said, adding
1--WE arc Investigating plane
crashes. II is not the function
Of this committee 10 shoot of
its face before facts have been
assembled and digeSted.'
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Business Opportunities Wanted
Canada Planning
Health Insurance
Would Give Both Medical
and Hospital Care

OTTAWA Mal s Medical care
and disqualification for Canadians
AZ q basic contributory rate Of 80
cents per week is contemplated
under a system OF health insW.
ancc. now being studied by a par
lamenIary committee.
An assessment of 81 per week
would cover q family of four and,
in addition 10 providing medical
care. viii allow routine dental
treatment for children under Is.
Total cost Of inauguratinC the
plan IS placed around 5000, 600, 900,
about half of which would be con-
tributed by the insured persons
and the other half by federal and
provincial governments and en-
ployerS.
Dominion grants Will be made
available 10 the provincial health
departments up 10 approximately
S40,000,000 a similar amount is
10 be contributed by the provinces.
The share of employers TO be
paid IN those cases in which the
individualS earnings bars them
from contributing the full assess
ment may reach another Sl5,-
600 900.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Miss Patton Heads
Harper Nurses
Rochester, N. T., Woman
Widely Known in Field

Appointment Of Miss August
Patton. Rochester. y. Y. as direc-
tor of the Harper Hospital School
of Nurses and as principal Of
nurses was announced Saturday by
Or. Stewart Hamilton, hospital
superintendent.
A widely known nursing oXeCu-
tive. Miss Patton since 1911 has
been director Of the advanced
nursing education program al the
University Of Rochester. For Sev-
cral years she was an assistant
professor Of the Yale University
School of Nursing and for y years
was in charge Of nursing service
m the out-patient section az tnC
New Haven. Conn. hospital
She Wa, educated AZ Smith Col
lcge. Columbia University and trc
Presbyterian Hospital School Of
Nursing New York
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
OldcSa Mark
Michigan State Nine Set
$50 Record

EAST LANSING. May st
UsII Nc a far day that the base
bali scoring record az Michigan
State College d, broken. In Dig
c.rc through Acc-yclI0mcd files,
Assistant Atblctic Director Ly-
man l. Fr!modc uncovered a
score of IS fa 0 made against
team designated only o. Ian
sing % Tho caUc was played in
rSsf.
Earliest record 0f baseball on
fhc campus is 1877 when W h.
Pruddpn. The late Lansing indus
'ralst Was captain of the team.
The schedule that year did not
open until August 29 and listed
caues with Jackson. Charlotte.
Hastings Grand Rapids OWosso
and Flint
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

WASHINGTON, May IA pro-
poSal that the United States ask
England for a reduction IN this
commitments so that
Gen. MacArthur'S critical position
can be relieved in the South Pa
ciic was made today by Rep.
Thomas Rolph tR) of California
"Shipping is one Of the basic
essentials Of the preparations
we must make for defense and
ofIense throughout the Pacific"
he said.
THE fall Of the Germans in
Africa will bring huge relief 20
United Nations shipping 10 aud
In the Mediterranean. and per
NIT diversion Of vessels Ca help
fcnd Oft tho terrific danger 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Mothers p Ian
Rally Downtown

DcroitS Gold and Blue star
mothers planned to observe
Mothers Day. Sunday, by rallying
in Cadillac Square TO pay tribute
10 their sons and daughters IN
the armed services.
The rally al 3 p. m is Spon-
sorcd by the Mothers Of Sons in
Service organization and tho Il
VIII DO My Best. committee. A.
the close Of the ceremonies the
mothers viii mail specially pre-
pared postcards 20 their sons and
daughters
A feature Of the rally Will be
the open house marking the OPEN
ing of the Foreign Service Regis
try and Lounge at 2l Cadillac
Square Tho Lounge is for men
who have seen duty overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Gen. Andrews Rites
Held in Iceland

LONDON. Ma. S (UP)--Fu-
neral services were held today in
Iceland for 1t Gen Andrews,
commander Of L. s. forces in the
Eureopen theater, and Il others
who were killed with him In the
crash of an army plane Monday,
European headquarters announced.
Last rites were in the national
cathedral for all except two Cath
olics. Capt Joseph T. Johnson, the
pilot, and Staff Sgt Paul II Nc
Queen. Their services were held
earlier in the Roman Catholic Ca
thedral
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Shipping Shifts Urged
AS Aid to Macarthur

our west. IL will not he easy,
perhaps, but II is necessary to
the United states"
II was learned that President
Manuel L. Quezon of the Philip
pines has told a group Of senators
that the Filipino people can he
counted on 10 remain loyal to the
United States, despite bombastic
japanese propaganda reports Of
the reception accorded Premier
Toto at Manila last Wednesday
But. President QueZon was
quoted as saying. il would be well
10 give the Philippines soon some
s ignal. some demonstration. ,Aat
they viii be rescued before 100
long time from Japanese In,ili-
tarlSlc domination.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
s., 100000 Suit
Filed Against GMC

ST. LOUIS. May s CUPl-A 81
100000 infringement suit against
General Motors Corp. and Chevro-
let Motor Co. is on flc in federal
court here today
Dr. Elmer G. kcSllng. Bloom
field. Mo, dentist and inventor who
filed the Sut Yesterday, charged
the defendants infringed on a
patent ISSUED him March II. 1896,
for an invention m gear shifting
mechanism
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
ShipbuiIding Facilities
To Be Finished Soon

WASHINGTON May s tUP)-
The navy'S bureau of yards and
docks said today it expects prac-
tically total completion of a S945,-
100000 program of facilities fol-
Shipbulding and repair by mid
summer.
"Some Of the heaviest, hardest
hitting ships of the new l.. =.
feet are heing constructed at
these shipways and Outfitting
yards" it said. Shipbullding and
repair facilities for naval eStab-
hShments alone aggregates S425,-
600. 600. the bureau said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Se|e(tive Service
Warns Registrars

WASHINGTON, May s (UP)-
service today warned
who were Is years old
on or before Nov l3, 1912. that
they must carry their classification
cards Al all times.
Those who reached 1S by that
date have all been classified and
should have received classification
cards from their local boards by
This llmc
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
U. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity somewhat cooler
Moderate winds
Lower Michigan: Cooler south and CEN
tral portion
l'pper Michigan. Continued rather cold
shIpuers' forecast Protect shipments
during the next % hours within a radius
of $50 miles for North p % 30. Above
freezing eisew where
Departure from normal temperature since
January t7 degree
Temperature one year ag0 TODAY High
rs' -l degree. Ipwest 80 degrees mean,
90 degrees.
Temperature This date IN past 20 wears.
HIghssi ~ .Jr.trVs In 1890 lowest 30
degrees fU tNIp
Departure from normal precipitation since
14nuars Is Inches
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
j. 5. North Africa Ace
On Radio Sunday

NEW YORK. May 6 INSl
Mai Lew Chase America out
standing air ace in the North
African theatcr with 10 enemy
planes 10 his credit, will speak
on the army hour broadcast to-
morrow in a special pickup from
North Africa
Dutch refugee aVi3torS. now
bombing their homeland from
American planes. VIII speak from
London on tho hour long program
which viii be broadcast over NBC
az $50 y m. EWT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Need One Shoe?
Ask Salvation Army

SAN DIEGO Cal. May s CUP)
The Salvation Army on the
Coast is advertising for $4,000
people who only need one shoe.
They can III either mon or women
for one foot.
so ra'IonlnC stamps arc needed
and they ask that stamps for
shipping thc shoe hv mail be sent
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage sn4 rcai estate 90 srgrs "a
zee Elmer SeNro. 1929 Ford EHldrr
Cadillac 1926
ALL land contracts h14ra' m-s mad.
NcHugh 1910 Ford BlfE Cadillac UHtr
ANY desirable land ra-trset rJssses
MELVIN D. tAEPHhR A COMPANY
eth. Floor LAFAYETTE Bfg Cadillac etln
AT LOW discounts. We tgy isn1 contracts
arrange 81 hfst p. kase loans Fsa
Henkel co Hamfr md BIDS CA 4lts
wANT 70 INVEST IN sc,e-s --t -7r
tracts from owners TUX l.n-I1
Rad Tiref Wont ADS Or grcft-4l,
them for results
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
900 Planes in April

WICHITA. Kan. May s GNS)
Encouraging news that 500
planes were produced by Amcri-
can aircraft plants in April was
left here today by 1t. Cen Will
liam y KnudScn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Wayne Relays Will
Be Res(heduIed

The tenth annual Wayne UnI-
verSlty Relays scheduled for Sat
urday at the l.. Of D. Stadium
were cancelled due 10 wet grounds
David l.. Holmes. Wayne athletic
director. said a meeting would ba
held this week and a new date set
f,r f,x 49,, .rt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Death Of Hitler Aide
Called Assassination
", United Press

Tho Swedish newspaper Handels
och Sjoclarstldh1ng of Cioeteborg
charged today that Victor Lutte.
chief of staff OF Nazi1 storm
troopers reported killed in an
automobile accident actually had
been aSSaSSinated by a faction
within his party
The newspaper asserted that
LuiZc had been on the faction g
death list for "trcaChory against
tho organizations. which he al
IleCcd planned 20 liquidate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
SUITABLE SPOT

When the new device is applied
IN a suitable spot II Will mean the
JapS must face almost immediately
the thunder OF heavy guns instead
Of the taut snap OF rifles and the
rat-a-tat Of machine guns
Furthermore. use of the mystery
device will mean the JapS must
defend 10 beach-hcads when they
are prepared 10 defend only one
or two They Will be forced 30
dcploy their strength over wide
areas and even then can be bit
IN vulnerable spots by the new
weapon
The NipS dislike fighting except
on their own terms. Good per-
formers when following a battle
blue print they become diSorgan-
Ized when thrown of stride. And
that's exactly what the new Wca-
pon Will do 10 them.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Money &c Loan
On Real Estate

At 4. Irwra-fl CO. fIrfs Joy s..r
rnorEaEt loans. .sre contracts bought
I'd. Herke. q. Hammond E.eF CA lts5.
HOME mortgage l1 Dearborn ana ,...- .s.
10 ser. 90 charge F.rsf Ts'r"f SAVING
snd Loan tss9Ca'ir- rf reaItrrr $3.50
MichiEan avenue reas1.rr
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
AMERICAN SOLDIER KILLED

On Jan. 27 two weeks after the
first landing, the Japanese IN
1icted the first casualties on
American ground forces in this
part Of the world since their at
tack on Dutch Harbor last June
Three ZeroS dove through the
murk and machine-gunned an
American gun position. They
killed Pvt. Harley Clevenger OF
Bridgeport. w. Va, and wounded
two men.
So long as the job was in prog
rcss and the danger Of reprisal was
not too great. the japanese con-
tinued their harassing raids, fly
ing over in float-type fighters.
But the Americans were not
long in getting their defenses set
Up. After that, the ZeroS gener-
ally kept at about 5000 feet, at
which altitude their Strafing was
Ineffective
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
BIG JOB COMPLETED

Sweaty. oil Smearcd. earth
stained men worked night and
day They cut through a line OF
dunes. drained a large lake and
moved tons of black Alcutian soil
TO complete the airfcld
The lean keen eyed slow
spoken commander. Brig Cen
Lloyd Jones, established his head
quarters IN a tent pitched on Il
muCky hillside
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Farms and Lands for Sale

A BARGAIN 4o scres: cNcr'irni soni
huHdinEs. kinE r.hu. tg .Ui. NfH
Ntesfle Reif. s. 600 cash cross mar. t'of
l4si4e f,str1fr. Mrrr -
FfNF mossrr homo s.sf location 'vr
car ga-a1f just rft tS ll. IF ihs t'eN-
tful toNu nraf Atft
s. 00o ~ srrfs s5nr, others. %. d.
wrish, l9nesvHf M|r .-l
yoR sALE icoat-e farm, g sc-o, to.ft
iaue snd acres sieai i',,
srd eood s7rn mss fAr hn org
Viudml and vrfer priced ffHs
eu3ck sale 'r.Hlrt truf.r ans. .I
kinEsfsv MicN'Faa Eo..e
FoR sALL-i60 A fori bass '.c. '.c
lAnd. 20 stone. H,.'ar
acre. c 4. hfr-r-- -s--a
SCENIC ROUTE
n, sr--r r-f N.-, Fr.s CO.. re7r
pate ard C.s.a. .''
N,cnisaa Isx scr#rs Farfaa Naiesf-
Plds
SrFQy~ RtE1Af>s
New cR,.Nrr ai fF~rr
100 ps-rs ffs|rr.rk sHt tr"Irftrs
- states from Na're .,h f'i
f. F17s .rr-sfsEfrTf fr
Nrftou v-..ef waite rrIss PEW 'F'
saving rTt-ssVfrs f'.f ~
REALTY. 1-rl s. Nr'-"' So 's
~
10 AcREs ~ ~l.s --r rs near
New Ifuf-"r. - .tass ~F.
hosi-~ f--t -A.--sf .'..h A-
Earare e7ut'. .-'r '. sH'"
s9e C.io' rslf ur VIZ re-.r a.
stsfft rVre- EIis tr- '-7
40 ACRES S~sf t.usc. osrr. 'asf
woods F+Is.r. well ..I' col rr''
$3.50 wr g. HHD S'c''Hs, i't.fH. N..'
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09

Michigan, announced Saturday.
The volunteers were:
steve Bancas. 35Os Medbury
clifford l.. Barr. New Boston
Mello G Baumgartner Warren
Norman V. Beaumont. la43s Runyon
Floyd T Blanzy. Pontiac
Ernest F. Bolacker, Pontiac
Wallace +. Carpenter. 505i Third.
Alvin f. Dauenhauer. Mevindale
Jesse y. Dees. 1928 Flanders
Richard w D'Hondt, Crosse Pointe.
Marion Devereaux. NJ, Clemens
Frank F Dzieszkowsid, 1896 - Louis
Curtis W. Edwards. l457 Superior
Leigh r Emerson Jr. NJ Clemens.
Albert y Forbes 1885 Allendale
George r Gavlinski. 1852 Marcus
Norbert r. Gavlnski. 1852 Marcus.
Russell r Gee r Jordan
Walter Gerard. a52 Gladstone
Jehn l.. Glass. 9aS Mack
Thomas r Hunt. 23Og Campbell
Clar Jarvis 1887 W Warren
James A. Jones, 1s4lo Revere.
Theodore Jones River Rouge
Richard KajkowslN. 1908 Lovc''
Iloyd F. Keller. 1880 Cherrylawr.
Martin J Kennedy Rochester
'--7e~ .A Kerwin l3fH Moran
Norville r. Kiehlo. Harper YMCA
marry r. Kress, 1880 Manor
Donald r Lawson ll6 Blaine.
Richard c Lehr. 1852 Robson.
Paul !, Lyford, Crosse Poinie.
Frederick W Miller. Dearborn,
John " Mitchell Ferudale
Raymond J Moore. Lincoln Park.
Paul u Morgan Pontiac
Dewey Morris Jr. 1919 Cotton.
Arthur l.. Naele Garden CITY.
James r Neilson 296l Concord.
carl r. Opdenhoff Pontiac
Jack L. o Berry, 39il Montclair
Albert II Pepperman, qfS w. Euclid.
Richard G Per~icb 1884 HerNmer.
Melvin u Pitts, Trenton.
Thomas j. Roberts, 1lil Webb.
Samuel j. 'Ruber. Dearborn
stanley j samson, 1919 Porter
Edward smart II ghland PARK.
Kenneth ~ Thompson Erie
Ross r VauDeCar. 2436 McGrsw.
DaryI A Wall 1851 Liyernois.
Arthur l. WangbickIcr, Allen Park.
RAYMOND A Wide. East Deroii
Julian ! Wolikowiak, Myandot'e.
John A. Zaryac, 36ll Harrison.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
/ OR 2-ACRE PARCELS
Wonted-Resorts

WANTED Summer hsre bedrooms m
lake GOOD safe beach vicinity Pontiac
Phone o. write Markey iSJsJ WHecmers
University 2-g0l
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
JAPANESE RETURN

But on Feb. IS six ZcroS sue
ceeded in killing two men and
woundng another. The next day
the landing strip was completed.
on Feb. Is. this outfits first birth
day. the Japanese came back. To
their surprise American fighters
rose 10 meet them.
In a space of seconds. Mai. Har-
old {. Larson of Salt Lake City
shot down ono Zero. a moment
later. second enemy plane was
caught in a cross fire of several
American fighters and plunged
into the sea. The other ZeroS fled.
They haven't been back thus far,
The landing Of men and supplies
on the stormy, rock StreVn coast
was a big job. Under naval and
air protection, mountains of equip
Iment-DicSel Shovels. tractors,
trucks. jeepS, bulldozerS. pile drlv-
erS, steel GirderS. barbed wire,
lumber. sheet iron. ammunition,
food --- were brought ashore IN
barges from ships in the harbor
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
New Weapon
Of u. s. to Upset
Toxic Strategy
Mystery Device, Nearly
Ready. TO RevoIutioni1e
Island to Island Fighting

ADVANCED BASE SOUTH
PACIFIC. April 26 tdelayed)
QNS)-A mystery weapon which
may revolutionize iSland-to-island
fighting in the Pacific is being held
in readiness by the United States
for the beginning Of the offensive
that will pave the way TO Toxic.
Since the outset of the war al
most four years ago, Axis propa-
ganda machines have been grind
ing out news Of mysterious de-
vices capable Of wipinG out en-
tire armies. Thus far. none of the
highly touted weapons has made
its appearance and the advance
publicity has been set down as
sheer wind from Hitler e. Co.
A REAL WEAPON
Uncle Sans mystery weapon"
is different. 1t is the Mccoy and
when il is sprung on the japanese.
TOTO will be forced TO change his
entire plan of defense,
No mechanical monster from
Mars. the device applies the prin-
cipleS of dynamics 10 their full
powers. Even if the Japs knew
its full secret. which they won't
until it hits them, they still would
be powerlcSs 10 Offset its effect.
That's the beauty of the device.
Flush with victories at Snga-
pore. Malaga and the Philippines.
the JapS fancied themselves mas
ters Of Jungle fighting Our ma
rines shattered that conceit on
Guadalcanal in hand-to-hand COM
bat. In the same manner. our
engineers Will teach Tojo he has
lots 10 learn about the tactics OF
Imodcrn warfare.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-09
Navy Signs Up Sc
In a Week Here
II. Comdr. FIetchner
Lists Volunteers Names

a total OF SO men from the De-
troit area were among the navy
volunteers during the week, 1t
Cmdr. Byron +. Fletchner, officer
in charge of navy recruiting in
announced Saturday