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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Gen. SomerveII Denies
Army Accumu|ates
Munitions Surplus
Says U. S. Can't Supply
All Needs of Troops
Until Late Next Year
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 27.-The
Army, instead of accommodating
a surplus of munitions, is so far
from its needs that it will not be
able to furnish all troops with
basic equipment until late next
year, 1t. Gen. Brehon B. Somer-
veil said today.
lii a speech before the United
States Chamber of Commerce, the
commanding general of the Army
service forces asserted there have
been no huge accumulations of stores
which could not be moved over
seas"
I'm point of fact" he added, I'VE
are still not free from difficulties in
providing essential cargo for the
shipping which is available to U.S."
Future Schedules Involved.
Widespread discussion of recent
reductions in the production pro-
gram for the ground forces, Gen.
Somerven said, has failed to take
into account that the action con-
cerned future schedules, not current
production, which"is still increasing
at a rate of about 100000, 900 a
month.
Moreover, this rate of increase
must be maintained through most of
l943 If we are to reach our goal.'
the general added
Branding reports of a munitions
surplus and rumors that the auto
mobile industry was shifting from
military to civilian production as
Axis-inspired propaganda designed
to slow up the war effort, Gen
Somerveil declared that victory is
not just around the corner"
He paid his caustic respects to
the drugstore admirals and the
powder room generals" and said
specifically:
I'VE are not neglecting the South
west Pacific.
I'VE are not neglecting the SUBJ
marine.
I'VE are not neglecting the civilian
economy.
I'VE are not neglecting the rights
Of labor.
I'VE are not neglecting industry's
rights.
Concentrate on Winning War.
I'VE are giving each Of these. we
think, consideration in its proper
proportion and at the proper time.
But the one thing above all else
we do not neglect is the business of
winning the war;
Overseas needs are being met. the
general said, but we are PROVIDING
our own troops In training this year
with only a part Of major critical
items.
However, our Allies who have
been equipping their armies for q
much longer period Of time should
be provided with their capital needs
by the end Of the year, although our
own Army will not be SO equipped
until late In 1914. AS this capital
equipment Is provided, our produc-
ton rates for the included items will
be established to provide the re-
placement necessary for losses
through normal attrition and
through battle"
In the Southwest Pacific, Gen
Somerven said, I'VE are getting out
to Gen. Macarthur every plane,
(see sOMERVELLs Page AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
House Group, 14to Il,
Votes Hu||-Approved
Trade Pact Program
Committee Rejects
Series Of Republican,
Sponsored Amendments
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The House Ways and Means
Committee voted, IA to II, to-
day approval of the administra-
TONS reciprocal trade agreement
program essentially as it was re-
quested by the State Department
after rejecting a series of Re-
publican amendments.
The committee accepted one
change, offered by Representative
Dewey, Republican, of Illinois, that
would include as a reason for sus-
pending trade with another nation
evidence that the country dealt with
international cartels.
Chairman Doughton said the
measure, renewing for three years
the State Department. authority to
negotiate reciprocal pacts with other
nations, would be presented in the
House after the tax problem has
been settled.
Amendments Rejected.
The Democratic majority in the
committee rejected amendments by
Republicans which would have given
Congress veto power over the
treaties, prevented import of prod
ucts at such prices that would be
lower than domestic cost of produc-
ton, restricted the program to two
years, and have given American
srN% ~
agreement to the customs court if
they could show they had been in
jured economically.
Representative Knutson, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota offered the Re-
publican amendments and said later
that Democratic member, Repre-
sentative West of Texas, lied the
fight for them" Mr.. West was rep
resented as protesting the effect of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Accused Slayer of Girl
Mute at Arroienment
81 the Associated Press.


IONA, Mich, April 27.-Donald
r. Temelco, II, stood mute in Ionia
Circuit Court today at his arraign-
ment on a charge of first degree
murder in the Staying last February
Of Clara B. johnson, 19-yera-old
war plant worker.
Judge Morris Davis directed that
q plea of innocent be entered and
remanded Temelco to Jail to await
trial, date for which was not set.
Temelco, former high school ath-
lete, was arrested in Montreal after
the body Of Miss johnson had been
found in an alley here, strangled
and with a fractured skull.
A sanity commission which ex-
amined Temelco at the jail here last
week reported to Judge Davis today
they found no evidence. of insanity
at the time OF their examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

Page AS
BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 27.-Britain's
biggest bombers blasted the
great German inland port of
Duisburg last night in lone of
the heaviest raids" ever carried
out against the Reich, an official
British announcement said to-
day.
Seventeen bombers were reported
missing from the attack, which an
Air Ministry communique described
as highly concentrated.
The language of the communique
indicated that at least 1000 tons of
bombs were dropped on the city, the
weight of explosives probably ap-
preaching that of the first 1000
bomber raid on Cologne last May
80 when $500 tons of bombs were
dropped.
The night raid followed blows by
swift Mosquito bombers late yester-
day at railway centers in Northwest
Germany, in the Rhineland, and in
France near the Loire River All
of the raiding planes returned safely
to bases, it was announced.
1t was the 59th raid on Duisburg,
which is situated IL miles west of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
War Bond Sales Here
Reach $36,831,043,
SO Pei. Of Quota
Display Of Flags Friday
Is Urged as Tribute
To Mortyred Flyers

AS the District today geared
for Remember Our Martyred
Flyers Day" on Friday-when
War bond sales here will keep
faith with the men who were
executed by the Japanese-the
District War Finance Committee
announced that the small in
weston has begun to purchase in
large numbers.
A total of $2,190,263 worth of
second War loan securities were sold
Saturday, the committee reported
bringing War bonds sales here to
$50 1881 ,04375, or 88 per cent of the
quota of $42,000,00O for investors
otner than commercial banks.
With only four days remaining
before the second War loan drive
for 5000, 100000 closes May l, war
finance officials strongly urged the
individual investor to participate
to the very limit of his particular
ability" 1t is solely on the efforts
of these investors that our hopes
are based, if we are to obtain our
quota, officials said.
Plans Taking Shape.
At the same time they reported
that plans were rapidly taking shape
for memoralizing the American
aviators who were killed by the
Japanese through an outstanding
sale of War bonds in the District
Friday.
The date, the committee said,
would give IAN enraged Washington
an opportunity to voice its denun-
citation OF the despicable act by buy
ing War bonds, and thus help in
supplying the planes and bombs
which can be used in making good
the views of the buddies of the
murdered flyers to blast TOXIC off
the map"
officials said they worked until
late last night mapping details for
the city-wide observance. They
added that the services of the press.
radio, retail advertisements, posters,
displays and other methods of COM
munications would be used.
Patriotic Displays Urged.
All citizens and merchants are
urged by the War Finance Commit
tee to display the American flag,
their service flags, posters and win
dow displays of their own creation
in order that every Washingtonian
may become familiar with the "rea-
son why" of the day.
A cartoon drawn by Jim Bergman
and published in The Evening Star
(See WAR LOAN, Page AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

Wealth accumulated over GEN.
turtles has been carried to Germany.
Further, BEW said, industries, nat
ural resources and labor have been
placed under German domination.
Careful estimates, it was said, in
dictate that by the end of 194l Ger
man plumber of Europe amounted
to at least 100000 $1,000 marks, or
500, 0O0,OOO,OOO. Since that time the
rate has accelerated and is running
into tens of billions each year.
Armaments and other military
equipment have been taken from all
the vanquished armies in Europe.
The report added:
Thousands of machines have
been dismounted and moved to Ger
many with laboratory and scientific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

equipment from the greatest re-
search institutes in Europe. Horses,
cattle, sheep, pigs and fats have
been conflscated, public galleries
and private collections stripped of
art objects, and Office furniture,
park benches and garden tools
taken.
"On April Is, 1941, the German
high command announced that 872
ships totaling some 100000 tons
had been taken over in occupied
harbors."
Poland was described as the out
standing example of confiscation
The value of property seized there
was estimated at s2,900,0OO, 900. The
II1II9535a q. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
BY the Associated Press.


WITH THE UNITED STATES
ARMY IN NORTHERN TUNISIA,
April 27.-The rear guard pro-
tecting the general German
withdrawal along the entire
American I'd Corps front was
pressed back so rapidly yester-
day that the enemy left his own
dead unburied.
But the Germans left extremely
heavy mine fields which held up the
American progress through valley
northeast Of Beja and west Of Lake
Achkel, the western shore Of which
is only II miles from Bizerte.
The advancing doughboys, how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
u. S. Forces Drive Nuzis Back
So Fost They Cont Bury Dead

ever, took more hill territory from
the Nazis, including positions on
Djebel Meftah, a key ridge.
In fighting northeast of Beja,
more than $50 German prisoners
have been taken since the offensive
opened last Friday morning with
blasting artillery barrage. Enemy
casualties were heavier than indi-
Gated by the relatively small num-
Der Of prisoners.
No Italians were captured. ON
GERS said the role Of Mussolini's men
In this sector appeared to be limited
to work In burial details.
Infantry units were left with no
tSee AMERICANS, Page A-2z.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Senator Chambers Wife
Sponsors Liberty Ship

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. Calf, April IT,
With Mrs. Albert B Chandler, wife
of the Kentucky Senator, as spon-
sor, the Liberty ship Andrew Ro-
wan was launched yesterday by the
California Shipbuilding Corp.
Her daughter, Mrs. John p. Gregg
of Aos Angeles, was matron Of
honor.
The 10.500-ton vessel was named
for 1t. Rowan, who delivered Prea-
dent McKinleyS message to Gen.
Calixto Garcia, Cuban rebel leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Aerial Activity Scars
To Record Fierceness
On Soviet-Nazi Front
Russian Flyers BIost
German Positions,
Especially in Kubon
BY the Associated Press.


MOSCOW, April 27.-Aviation
activity reached a new fury on
the Soviet-German front today
as Russians, with increased air
strength, continued to blast Nazi
forward and rear positions and
communications.
The most intensive action still is
in the Kuban region of the eau
caSuS.
Red Star, the army newspaper,
said that following great air losses,
the German air activity in the Ku-
ban region slackened after April %,
but Russian activity increased.
The dispatch related that the
Germans concentrated masses of
bombers and fighters, mostly Focke-
Wulf zoos and Messerschmitt 109s,
in the Taman Peninsula, the Cri-
mea and Kerch Strait area air.
dromes.
These and land troops made a
series of futile attacks against the
Red Army lines in the Kuban Valley
last week, 1t was SAID.
Observers asserted that the Red
Air Force had struck the German
air arm such a sudden and heavy
blow in the Kuban region that Hit
lers whole plan of air support for
the Kuban counterattack has COL
lapsed, at least for the present.
Soviet airmen made raid after
raid on the German airdromes and
the enemy was reported to have lost
hundreds of planes.
Land fighting in the Kuban region
was confined currently to artillery
duels and sniping.
Fighting on the other fronts also
was in a lull, with artillery ex-
changes along the Donets River line
and west of RoStov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
OPA to Rotion 50, 900
New Autos in Nay
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Expecting a seasonal increase in
demand, the Office of Price Admin
istration today set a quota of $4,000
new passenger automobiles for ra-
tioning in May, compared with
$4,000 for April.
OPA also announced a quota OF
49, 200 new bicycles for rationing in
May, the same as In April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Pete Fox Is Drufted

BOSTON, April q R.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox Office announced today
that Right Fielder Pete Fox had
been ordered by his draft board
to report for his physical examina-
ton and will leave for Evansville,
Ind, Immediately,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

BERN. April q R.-Dispatches
from Vichy said today two young
Frenchmen had been executed at
Mines for sabotage against the rail-
roads and violence against the au-
thorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Germans Plumber Set by BEW
At Far Over $50, 0OO,OOO,OOO
Loot in Resources and Cash Surposses All
Conquests; Occupation Costs Padded
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.

Germanys Europe supases in MAGNITUDE and ruth
essness all conquests of history the
reported today the basis partial listing of Naz spos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
z Executed for Sabotage

(See MINERS, Page A-6.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

HEAVY BOMBERS BLAST Italian
airdromes at Grosseto and Bari.
Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

(See TRADE PACTS, Page A-24D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

(See WAR LOAN, Page AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

(See PLUMBER, Page A-24D
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09
SOOesMrteiI StepbanS
murine beitdtigt
%llnier b6diter 0eridtsbof uies lette
SernfmHg ab

SIN b0diten @eridtsbof bier tpilr.
&c al oieiem Mfontag 0ie 8erllfung
oes uegen 2a~nOesnerrntS gum Eooe
perurteilten 9etroiter @nitpirts
Wiar Stephan abgemieieu, utto bier
nit Der S6uloiprud leitens zines
0iltriftgeri1tes uuo ser nG1iten
AppeIiniton5 6eitdtigt. 0ie Sber-
rifter Sadion uno Whtrpbp 6eteilig-
ten ii6 niGt al Dem lebten Sprltd,
neil iie lebt6in Understandable ge-
tpelen maren.
stephan, elm natltralilierter ame-
rifanii6er Staatsangeboriger oeut-
l6er Serfunft, mar befanntli1 i6ul-
Dig erfannt porOen, boriges Sabr
ben aus einem fanaoii6en @efange-
nenloger ~geflobenen oeutl1en 5lie-
gerleitnat1t Beter Grlg aufgenom-
men, perpflegt, nit &leioung Der
iorgt lulo oaourd oie Sade oes
9eutiden Nei6eS geforoert 81 ba-
ben. &rug wuroe ipdter in Geros
gefaBt. NJ
Stepbans 8erteiOiger n1a6ten
gelteno, er babe &rtg MIR als einem
eit8elnen Meni6en arsge6olfen mo
unidt Die Abiicbt gebabt, einem Gam
&c 81 belfen, nit Dem mir i'm &riege
liegen", bate oaber nibt oes Ser
rates i6ul0ig e%rfannt peroen ioaen.
Gas Sniti3oepartement arglimen-
tierte oemgegenii6er, oie Yro5eBge-
Ihworenen bdtten uoie sur S6uIoig.
lpre6ung n%otmenoige ablidt feitge-
IteQt", uto Die E~ooesitrafe lit Die
ein5ige Strafe, Die alien anoereu, an
gerrat oenfenoen 2euten cine auss
reibepoe @arnltng it,
Stepbans 2eben ldeint oemna6
berfuirft al Iein, es lei oenn, Dab
8rGiioent &ooiepelt i'm begnooigen
ioate.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09
9cntIdle in Der amcrifaniIden armee

From the Office of War Information
3ulamnlen nit 18 anoeren Ius-
l1noern, oie iett in Ser amerifani-
I1en @rmee oienen, erbielten lett
bin flint friibere oeuti6e 9iirger oas
o~merifanii6e 8iirgerre6t. Der fei-
erli6e @inbiirgerungsaft fano Dor
Dem 9iitrict Slloge Bel Simmer-
man in Columbia, Soltb Carolina.
Itatt. SSn ernIteln, rubigem Con
IteQte Suoge Zimmerman feline Sra
gen al 0ie 90 iungen Soloaten, Die
aus ben oeri9ieoeniten 2droern
ltammen, aus 9eutidlano, Bolen,
ser Si6e6oilomafei uno @roBbritan-
MEN aus &onaoa, Der Siirfei, Stub
LAMB, SGmeoen 9dnemarf, Stalien,
6ranfreiA, Bortugal unO Spanien.
ga CAB es S0bne, Die nidt imitanoe
maren, 81 Iagen, Oh lire 6umilien-
ongeborigen i'm beiebten europa nod
am 2eben iino, Solne ars 5einoes-
LAMB, Die, obne nit Der @imper 81
5ufen, erfldrten, iie miiroen ni6t
8ogern, ibre @affen gegen eilen
5eino 5u ge6rauhen Der nun aud
ser lire lei.
0as rnbige uno ernite 8eien Der
iuneen Mdnner, oie i'm Salbfreis
oufgeiteat ltanoen, madte auf ben
&i6ter lidtli1 BEN beiten @inoruf.
Na1 lteberpriifung Ser 2eumltnos-
8eugniiie nabm er Die ginbiirgerung
Dor uno belt cine id)lidte @nipra6e,
in Der er Die nelten 8iirger iiber ibre
giirgerredte uno 9iirgerpflidten
aufflarte. Die neugebafenen ame-
rifaner idiittelten chamber Ole SanO
uno begaben iid 81 ibren @inbeiten
3uriid, UNI ibre Soloaten- uno 8iir-
gerpflidt 81 erfiiaen. 9ie Namen
Ser flint 9euti1en, Die am 10. Mdr5
eingebiirgert puroen, iino: Inter
o~ffi5ier @alter @id, Soloat 8alter
8renner, l~lnteroffi8ier &urt 9aDio,
@efreiter 8iliam 9aiteot uno Sol
Dat @alter Marr.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09

peiten unierer Staot NIT elmer &li-
~gelpunoe i'm &opf iterbeno gefunoen.
Cine 8iitole lag neben ibm uno ber-
f6loiiene 8riefe an feline 5rau uno
an feline 8anfen muroen porgefm-
ben. gr peri6ieo cine Stunoe ipa=
ter i'm @eorgetomn Soipital.
Ser 8eritorbene mar 8ulebt @e-
neralfonful in &amburg uno Ores
ben uno porber lteQpertretenoer Sc
neralfoniul in Berlin. SSn friiberen
Sabren mar er in elmer 9ieibe BON
europaiihen St1oten fonlulariid
t1tig. Nad ieiner &iidfebr ans
9eutidlano ioate er gum @eianoten
erboben mer0en. Mus Qinoen, Mo.,
itammeno bate er bier in ieiner SUI
geno an Ser Central Sigh S6ool"
uno George @aibington l1niperiit6t
itiioiert. ST. beiratete MiB Marian
Moffatt bier I'M CONNER 1925.
MuBer Ser @itme binterlieB &oniul
Sbompion 5ipei ertpadiene S0bne,
Walcolm Stuart unb Dabi0 Nap.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09
9as SbmpbOnie Crdeiter iadjt
1lmteritiibnng

Set Dem I. april iuden Conner
oes Nationalen Spmpbonie Sr6e-
tiers meitere @elomittel CUR Sort
fiibrung Der bier 10 beliebten Spm-
pboniefon3erte auf3utreiben. s3ebn
auSi6iiiie BON Muiifliebbabern ba-
ben es unternommen, in unierer
SauptitaOt uno llmge6ung tpdbreno
oieies Monats oie erforoerliden
3ei6nungen 81 iammeln, Inn Die
Neutrality-suspicious. aif $1t5,000
81 bringen.
9as @el6 miro gebrau6t fir oie
geplanten Gon5erte oes Nationalen
Spmpbonie 0r6eiters tpdbreno Ser
Commentator am o9otomac @ater
@ate", fir Die S6iilerfon3erte uno
@olfsfon5erte ionic fir oie nddite
W~interiaiion Der iibli6en groBen
&on5erte in Contribution Sat-.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09
Sitter in &Omferena nit 9nee,
b6rt Bern

n.-glus &om wuroe berif-
set, baB Sitler uno Mliiiolini-mabr-
Idyeinli1 am 8rennerpaB- iiber Die
MaBnabmen CUR 8erteioigung guro-
pas gegen cine Snpaiion fonferieren.
Obmobl es Muiiolini bauptiadli6
Inn Die gerteioigung Staliens 81 tun
lit, oas ia ourd Die aliierten grfolge
in Euneiien unmittel6ar ~gefabroet
miro, oreben ii6 feline 8eipredungen
nit &itler Dem 8ernebmen nad nm
oas geiamte Bro6lem Der Gerteioi-
gung oes Sentiments.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-09
0eMe @erbumgen fit
&rtegsanleibeSei6nnnB

(From the Office Of War Information
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3tpeite groBe @~erbeaftion fir Die
3eidnung BON &riegsanleibe an Der
Seimatfront in Die @ege 8u leiten.
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inqs notes") uno nEreolurD Bombs"
i'm 8ert bon t3 Miaiaroen Dollar
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bat lid Sdosmeiiter Morgentban all
oae Mmerifuner nit Der Mufforoe-
rung geponot, Our6 8inan5ierung
unlere Sr~ontlolooten t%atfraftig 81
unteritiiben.
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ne amtli6e &linogebung, DiinO bis
Der BON Slid begiinltigt geDeIen,
oaB oieier ungebeure, meltumipan-
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ser @ereinigten Staten BON Slime
rita oilsgetragen murOe. 8orin lit
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lanoern, &uIIen, Gbineien uno anoe-
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erropGii6en Gambler BON ben Srup-
pen ser M6ienm11te, fir Die Be-
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8erbdltnis oa3u gering. @aes mas
man bon ms Derlongt, lit, oaB mir
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Die 2ebensmittel liefern, Die mir
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6rauden."
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Nieman0 5peifelt oaran, oaB un-
iere Soloaten in ueberiee nit ditBer-
lter &r1fteanipannung fdmpfen. Die
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in 3oroafrifa fdmpfen, batte oas
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