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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
New Tax
Attacked
by Edison

An increase of % per cent in
Detroit's electric rates, amounting
to nearly $13,OOo,0O0 a year, would
be necessary to meet the demands
of the city's proposed 20 per cent
excise tax ordinance, Alfred G.
Marshall, president of the Detroit
Edison Co, declared today.
The tax proposal comes before
common council for final passage
next Tuesday night.
II was proposed to council last
Monday by Corporation Counsel
Paul II. Krause. who said its pur-
pose is to divert federal excess
profit taxes going, TO Washington
back 10 Detroit to- finance post
war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

ParOled Yess
Under Arrest

Casmir (Stumpy) Jwczyszyn, notorious safecracker
and holdup parole from jackson Prison,
under arrest today accused of being the leader of
which fought police in gun battle after footing the state
liquor store at Cass and Peterboro. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Tule Lake Reinforced

TULE LAKE. Cal. Nov. %
tUP)-Army troops guarding the
Tule Lake Japanese relocation
center have been reinforced, resi-
dents reported today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
THE WAR FRONTS

RUsSIA-stalin reports capture of Gomel. page H.
AIR-U. S. bombers west Germany after Raj night
raids Berlin, Frankfurt page L.
TALYSeven-mle wide advance by Eighth Army peris Naz
left flank page p
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Ales one-ha mile from sattelberg
its fall imminent page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Cut,
Pastor Leads
SO PiCkets
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Nov. 26-On the
main street Of this busy war ar
senal. the Rev. Leland L. Marion
and about 80 of his Pensioners
picketed OPA headquarters TO-
day and handed out pamphlets
charging that the well-known
preacher was denied extra gaso-
line because the OPA tyrant
says the sooner the churches are
closed up the better II Will be.
Target Of their attack is a. j
Dicbel. chairman Of the OPA ra-
ton board, who disappeared when
the banner-carrying pickets pa
raded 10 his office.
The Rev Mr.. Marion is pastor
of the Christian Temple of Pom
tiac. largest church in the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Delinquency Fed
By Social Evils.
Movie DiScIOSeS
Times Phot,
User Other Picture on Page 81

eross-secon of social problems which contributing
factors to juveAe delinquency in wartime wildly portrayed
the picture Where Are Your Children which had world
premiere today the Broadway Capitol Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

munique which said seven medium
freighterS. one aifplane transport
and one tanker were sunk in the
Pacific and Far East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
25O,OOO Nazis
EaceRedTH.aD

LONDON, Nov. 26 (INS)-Swift motorized Soviet
forces pouring through the 3Ome gap the Ger
defenses between Mogev and Gome in pursuit of the
rapidly enemy Reuters reported from Moscow
today II estimated that around 20 German divisions
totalng 100000 troops in danger of being cut off in
the trapped Gomel sack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

The store had been looted OF an
undetermined amount of liquor
and money when Garfield station
officers, acting on a tip from .
resident of the neighborhood.
arrived at 100 a. m. During an
exchange of bullets. five or six
men fled from the store, two Of
them jumping into a Cadillac
sedan which had been parked
near by.
BULLETS RIP AUTO
Police bullets ripped into the
car as it sped along Park, knock
ing piece of chromium trimming
from rear fender. Later the
trimming was found and a general
alarm for a bullet-scarred auto
mobile went out over the radio. /.
A Dawson Station scout car
picked up the broadcast just az
IL was passing an apartment at
1880 +. Dawson where 1t was
known that Jurczyszyn lived. With
police record in mind, the officers
stopped and checked on all cars
parked nearby, soon finding a car
which bore evidence of having
been in a gun battle.
PIECE FITS BREAK
Sgts. George Hyne and John
Hagermoser of the Garfield sta
ton, who had participated in the
gun fight with the bandits, took
the piece of trimming to the
Dawson Precinct and found II
fitted perfectly, into the break IN
the chromium finish on the rear
fender of the car.
JurczynsZyn was in bed when
the officers raided his apartment
He admitted ownership OF the
automobile but gave no explana-
ton of the bullet marks.
Police thought it probable that
the hijackers got away with
/ truckload' of choice liquor before
their activities aroused suspicion.
After the shooting woman who
lives nearby reported that she saw
several men carrying cases from
the rear of the store at IL p. m.
and that a truck pulled out Of the
alley a little later. She said she
supposed that the liquor was be-
/ ing moved by state employees.
SECOND VEHICLE PROBABLE
1t was pointed out that a Sec
ond vehicle must have figured In
the foray as the hijackets we're
present in such force that the
Cadillac would have served only
I for a getaway car.
The liquor store had more than
1000 cases Of whisky on hand
when il closed for Thanksgiving
Day. State officials said that 1t
would be necessary 10 count every
bottle in the place before the
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col Sd
EXPERIENCED MASSEURs
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

LONDON, Nov. 26 (UP)-Premer Stain announced in
order of the day broadcast by Radio Moscow that the
Red Army had captured Gome smashing the entire south
ern end of the German defense line in White Russia
Confirming acknowledgment broadcast hours
earlier by the German DNB agency that the Nazi
stronghold had fallen Stain that Soviet troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
HOLE 81 MILES WIDE

The latest Soviet offensive
knocked a 37-mle-wide hole in the
German defenseS near Propoisk,
carried the Red army across the
Sozh and PTonya rivers and en-
quilted $50 towns and villages in
advances of up TO II miles.
The Russians reached the Dnie-
per only a short distance from
Rogachev inside the fork formed
by the confluence of the Dnieper
and the Druth rivers and at the
northwestern corner of their
wedge were only 30 miles below
Incomplete front reports indi-
Gated the Russians overrap- Ger
man defenses between the Sozh
and the Dnieper and bagged a
large number Of prisoners. Several
large garrisons surrendered sew
eral hours after being cut of,
Moscow dispatches said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
AFFECTS 2 UTILITIES

,r't.-- -,--.----s-I ,-.-..l,S as---,>l-- ->s
feet twoauf the crrys PUBIC itIli-
ties, the Edison Co. and the Mich
igan Consolidated Gas Co.
Recently the city lost a case
against the Edison Co. before the
state public service commission in
which the same issue was involved.
Marshall's statement said:
eff the excise tax ordinance
should become effective IL would
reduce the cOmpany's net earn
ings by S1,900,000 per year.
'Tn view of the fact that the
lIt-.at-I H.. lroI o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
..QS AIR TONIGHT,

Miss Storm will broadcast al
s 30 o'clock tonight in q USO pro-
gram over WXYz and make sew
eral more personal appearances
in the city before leaving for the
East. Miss Morrison will appear
at the theater m person when
her condition permits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
RADIOS ARE SILENT

Radio tranSmitters at Bremen,
Germany, HilversLSn, Holland. and
SWISS stations wy on the ar
as the daylight raids got under
way.
Heavy Raj bombers hit at
Frankfurt while Mosquitoes again
Stung Berlin last night. Enemy
waters also were mined. Thirteen
bombers were lost.
At the moment Frankfurt. an
oil. chemical, rubber and rail Cep-
ter. is even more important than
before as a target since it is
understood that in view of the
heavy bombings of Berlin most
railroad traffic to and from
Switzerland terminates there.
1t was understood that despite
amazingly bad wea { her Raj
Pathfinders, using a newly devel-
oped technique, located the Frank
furt target successfully and en-
abled bombardiers TO unload their
explosives accurately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
THE WEATHER
HoURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set ~ 6.04 , m today,
and rise tomorrow a. 8 80 o. m
The moon will set A. 5.52 b. m To-
day, and rise tomorrow az ~ a. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
sHEDD's OLD STYLE Fish and

Meat Dressing IA sensation on
cold cuts and cold chicken.AAdv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
ADMITS VIOLATION

In has pamphlet. the Rev. Mr.
Marion admitted violating the law
by borrowing gasoline coupons
from his pensioners and ne
pointed out that he was liable 10
a maximum of 10 years IN prison
After explaining ne had applied
for'renewal Of his c book in July,
receiving instead a B book which
cut his allowance 50'per cent. the
preacher wrote that ne COM
planned recently 10 Diebel and
& vSrf ~. =. - ,.Ss.gA. a.
pastor of church n not fun
damental 10 the war effort. I
am not concerned about the
churches. I am concerned about
the men who work In the shops.
In 90 days there will be no gas
Oline for the churches and SINH
lar enterprises, and the quicker
the churches close up, the bet
ter il will be anyway"
VIOLATION NECESSARY"
The pamphlet continued:
What has been the result Of
this red tape, arrogance. stu
pidity and anti-Christian atti-
tude on the part of the OPA?
"In order 10 bury the dead,
preach the gospel, call on the
mothers OF newborn babes and
comfort the loved ones of the
wounded and killed men in the
armed services, II has been
necessary for me TO violate the
rules.
In Detroit. w. F. Fitzgerald.
district OPA director, said ne
doubted if Diebel had made the
remarks attributed to him. par
ticularly in view of the fact il has
been emphatically stated there is
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
BERLIN STILL ABLAZE

Advices from Stockholm quoted
travellers arriving in Sweden only
last night as stating that flames
resulting from Tuesdays satura-
ton raid on the Reich capital still
were burning.
The night operations of the
Raj came after a day of inten-
sive raiding by American and
British craft against y numerous
detectives in France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

occupied Gomel today.
The fall of Gomel came as
Russian armies, smashing west
ward in a new offensive north OF
the city, broke through the Ger
man lines 10 reach the upper
Dnteper River on a broad front.
ABANDONED, NAILS SAY
Stains order Of the day said
the Mans were driven from Co
mel by a bold outflanking thrust
executed by Gen. Rokossovsky's
armies In their drive toward the
Polish frontier -
DNB so ,-Nazi troops evacu-
.ated-. the rsty last evening and
: cOok fb prepared positions in the
rear.
The withdrawal from Gomel
and neighboring sectors led TO a
considerable shortening of the
White Russian front, DNB added.
The Germans had held Gomel
since Aug. ], 1871. and it served
as Adolf HiuerS headquarters
during the first stage of the Nazi
offensive against Moscow that
year
With the fall Of Gomel and
the new Russian break-through
10 the north, the Germans we're
expected 10 attempt a stand on
the west bank of the Dnieper, the
next strongest line guarding the
approaches 10 Poland and the Bal
tic states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

The opening days performance
was featured by the personal APP
pearance Of pretty Gale Storm
who plays one Of the leading
roles. Miss Storm came from Hol-
lyWood for the opening with Pa
tricia Morrison who plays another
lead. Miss Morrison must miss
the premiere because illness has
confined her 10 her hotel room
IMPORTANT TO DETROIT
The Hollywood version OF the
delinquency problem should prove
intensely interesting 10 DetrolterS
who have seen in their own city
deplorable juvenile conditions
created as by-productS OF the war.
The picture stresses that many
juvenile conditions can be solved
by adequate recrcatonal fdciii-
tics, a fact which ties IN with
the Times drive 20 create not
alone sufficient recreation cen
tiers, but competent adult leaders
Who can staff the cersers and
counsel Maynard youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
SECOND VEHICLE PROBABLE

Continued on Page 2, Col %
EXPERIENCED MASSEURs
in constant attendance at the
New Detroit Baths, 1877 w. Vernon.
ADV.
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Continued on Page 2, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Mems Sleeveless Sweaters

Sleeveless pullover sweaters OF warm so
wool, and 500 cotton yarns. Popular CO
ors in small medium, large sizes. l..
values. (Men's Main Floor.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wcmen's Hats. and Turbans, 2for
women's GARTER BELTS, z for !

Discontinued slip on and side hooked
styles OF elastic and rayon fabrics Small,
medium and large sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

VANISHED fine cotton handkerchiefs wit
white cotton sateen borders or plat
khaki. loc and l2c valuesl mems Mai
Floor)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
3 Records and Album

Super special Dollar Day offer! Fully
guaranteed pocket knife. excellently ton-
structed with a genuine Pyraline handle
with blosters on both ends that insure a
positive hand-hold; two hardened forged
and tempered blades OF fine quality steel.
Model No 2Ao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Assorted Camp Package

Taste treat for the boys in the Service
Good sized package, filled with a lsrg,
variety Of cookies and slices OF spice
cake. Value offered FOG Dollar Dsyt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Portuguese StemWare, Set OF 3

glasses for Sl.o0 is the lowest price ever
known (to our knowledge). All hand blown
OF cleaning. shmmering crystal with plain
stems in subtle shades OF amethyst. cop
perry rose, turquoise, emerald and yellow
Don't lose a minute-rush for your sets
now. Limit | set 10 a customer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Servieeable quality broadcloth The tariff
sc housewife will find hundreds OF use
Sor. Shop during Dollar Day and save
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
eel.h.Rib Ninon Panels

Rich shimmering ninon panels al low
Dollar Day pricel rs" long -. hemmed.
headed--ready 10 hang Cream and cham.
payne shades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Well tailored, sturdy. high count cotton
fabrics, dye-iast and guaranteed washable
Plaid patterns, dots and some horals.
Broken sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Boys Golf or Crew Sox,, I prs.

Stock up nowl Elastic and cuf-top style
golf hose or blazer striped crew sox. Con-
structed for long wear. Popular colors.
Sizes TO ia. 1rregulars OF 23e grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Boys Shaker.knit Sweaters

Super Dollar Day value, Heavy slipove
shaker sweaters-warm and comfortable
for cold weather wear. Sizes 80 to SO
$50 valuesl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

We've "huneh" these will be gone be-
fore noon, so you had better be here
early for yours! Constructed for long life
and lasting beauty OF fine quality PERI ale
or muslin. Type l2S and i40 in the muslin
and 80 in the perosles Included in group
are slxl0S", 72xl0s", 72x99" 63xlos" and
b3x9o" sizes Not all sizes in both kinds
irreRulars Limit 2 10 a custorner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Pipe Smoker Combination

Plastic pipe rack, attractively designe
I, holds six pipes. Glass tobacco humldo
keeps tobacco fresh for longer p.rio
OF time. Savings priced for this event
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Lovely Priscilla Curtains 2 prs

Full length, full width, Well made, with
generous full-cut ruffles Gorgeous pastel
shades. Also large quantity OF cottage
sets in red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Pipe Knocker Ash Tray.

All metal tray, we'll constructed with cor
pipe knocker in center. Handsome bronz
finish, Especially low priced for Dolla
Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

500 onlyl Extra special vaiue-button coat
styles in combination colors. Three popu-
lar shades Included are group Of sweat
ers retailing up TO l.S9. Sizes IS to 46.
mems Basement)
Evening star., 1943-11-13
6onzaga Players S Condition
Reported UNCHANGED

The condition of Tommy Dunigan,
15-year-old Gonzaga High School
student, who was injured last Tues
day In football accident, was re-
ported unchanged" today at Provi-
dence Hospital, where he is waging
courageous battle for life.
The youth, an end on the Gonzaga
junior varsity team, was critically
injured in tackling teammate dur
ing practice. He received a broken
neck and severed spinal cord in the
accident and has lowered between
life and death since then.
Meanwhile. the football game be-
tween Gonzaga's varsity and East
ern High School, postponed Thurs
day when hope had all but been
abandoned for Tomny's life, was to
be played at 2 pm. today at Eastern
Stadium. Tommys ambition was to
make the Gonzaga varsity eleven
next year and he was rated an out
standing prospect for an end posi-
ton.
The entire student body of 500
boys attended mass yesterday to
pray for the boys recovery. Prayers
nave been offered for him since the
seriousness of his injuries became
known.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Bill Extending Term
OF Quezon Signed

President Roosevelt has signed a
bill continuing President Manuel
l.. Quezon and Vice President
Sergio Osmena of the Philippines
in Office for the duration of the war.
Without the legislation. President
Quezon would have stepped out
Monday and Vice President Osmena
would have succeeded him.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Roosevelts pledge
to redeem the Philippines is certain
of falhnment, Secretary of State
Hull said today In statement on
the eighth anniversary of the es-
tablishment of the Philippine Com
monwealth.
Warning that the japanese never
would withdraw voluntarily from
The Philippines. to whom he said
they had granted independence
in name only. Mr.. Hull said fatty,
''They will not remain. They will be
driven out"
No one knows better than the
Filipinos themselves that so-called
independence at the hands of the
japanese, whose one thought is to
stifle Filipino initiative, to stunt
Filipino culture and to mold the
Filipino people to Japan's purposes
of empire and self-aggrandizement,
denotes independence only In
name" Mr.. Hull declared.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
George Drafts Bill
Curbing 0PA Power
To Sue vio|ators

A bill to curtail the OPA's au-
thorlty to sue citizens for price CELL
ing violations is being drafted by
Senator George, Democrat. of
Georgia. His action represents the
first open attack on the OPA in
Congress since Chester Bowles sue
ceeded PrentiSs M. Brown as price
administrator.
Senator George said his bill would
withdraw the OPA's current author
ity to file suit in any State in which
some part Of an alleged illegal trans
action has taken place. He cited the
case of six Georgians charged with
violations in a treble damage suit
filed in Boston.
These people shipped goods to
Boston after quoting a price and
taking orders over the phone" he
said. The suits may be justified,
but they should have beeL brought
in Georgia
Senator George told the Senate
yesterday that the OPA was at
tempting to evade the Price Control
Act by an order which he said would
force producers of Southern pine
to erade-label their products. He
said the order, effective Monday
fixed ceiling prices at one grade be-
low normal for lumber not bearing
grade mark and was designed to
halt "upgrading.
The Senator said the OPA should
hunt out any cheats, chiselers or
swindlers' one by one rather than
issue an order affecting the entire
industry.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Jurist Favors Whipping
For Man in Theft Case

Justice Matthew F. Mcclure of
District Court yesterday told James
w. Smith. %, lit is too bad we
haven't got the old Maryland whip
ping post for people like you" Then,
out of sympathy for Smiths wife
and child. the jurist suspended SEN
tence on larceny charges and placed
him on probation.
Justice Mcclure lectured the de-
fendant when he learned that Smith
had left his crippled wife and child
and was accompanied by another
woman in the theft of 500. He was
charged with having stolen total
Of more than $1,000.
The woman defendant in one of
the two larceny cases also was
placed on probation. She was
warned not to see Smith, who lives
in the 400 block of Fifteenth street
SF
Evening star., 1943-11-13

under q large assortment Of aliases.
Several times the FBI has en-
countered the man In and near
Washington, where he was engaged
in activities varying from real estate
transactions to soliciting funds for
charity organizations.
Appeared Here in 1929.
He first appeared in the Capital
in June, 1929, representing himself
as DR.. Arthur w. Rogers, son OF q
wealthy Martins Ferry (Ohio) man
who had died a short time before.
He arrived here In an automobile
stolen in Cleveland, the FBI said.
He said he came to study tubercu-
losis at local sanitarium and that
he wanted to purchase house In
Chevy Chase.
He selected a place that cost
SOS, 900 and purchased furniture for
another $4,000. A check for $500,
drawn on New York bank, was
given to the owner to bind the
deal" Mr.. Hoover said today the
check later proved to be worthless.
After a real estate agent and the.
assistant manager of a local hotel
had taken him to view the prop
erty, Lester asked them to cash two
checks for 500 each, which Mr..
Hoover described as worthless.
Lester left the city Immediately
afterward, abandoning his car.
Served at LOrtOn.
He was indicted under the Ma
tional Motor Vehicle Theft Act in
August, 1929, and for obtaining
money under false pretenses. He
was sentenced to a year and a day
at Lorton Reformatory.
In 1910, he again turned up here,
when he was found soliciting con-
tributions under the name William
Rogers, purportedly to help paroled
convicts, Mr. Hoover said. He had
been employed by the Goodwill In
duStries, Inc, of Washington for
SIG week but had disappeared
soon after he was given a job He
told wealthy donors he was receiv-
ing salary of $4,000 a year, it was
reported.
Lester was first arrested, FBI
records show. on charges of grand
larceny in Buffalo, NJ Y. in 1920.
Besides his Washington arrest in
1929. he also was arrested in Chi
cago in 1881 for defrauding an inn
keeper, Mr.. Hoover said. Records
show he served 80 days for this
offenSe.
On his most recent visit to Wash
lngton Testers contacts included
such veteran entertainers as Ole
Olsen and Chic Johnson of the
Sons O. Fun" show, members Of
their cast and other entertainers.
Police here said they have also re-
ceived complaints from businessmen
that the man made purchases at
Evening star., 1943-11-13
HammeI's S Restaurant Gets
65,OOO-Point Ration Loan

Hammel's Restaurant, 416 Tenth
street NV, has been granted a loan
of $1,000 ration points to cover two
thirds Of a ration bank meat over
craft which resulted in suspension
OF its rationing rights, OPA officials
announced yesterday.
An application for a similar loan.
made by The Stables, 1922 E street
NV, is under consideration and is
expected to be acted on bv the
middle OF next week. officials said
According to the OPA. Hammel's
Will be required to repay the un-
covered one-third of its ration point
overdraft during this month and
next and will be given until June to
repay the 65.000-point loan.
This will enable the restaurant to
continue in business, it was said
OPA officials explained that in view
OF the present food situation in
Washington they were particularly
oeslrous not to reduce the number
'of restaurants available to the pub
lie.