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Evening star., 1943-09-03
Paris Aircraft Plants
Blasted by Fortresses
In Widespread Raids
Other Bomber Formations
Attack Axis AirfieIds
In Northern France
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 3,-American
Flying Fortresses attacked the
Caudron -Renault aircraft fac
tory on the outskirts of Paris
and an aircraft assembly plant
at Meulan les Mureaux, north
west of Paris, in a daylight at
tack today as Allied invasion
forces stormed onto the Italian
mainland, joint British Amer
lean communique announced.
Other formations of Flying For
tresses and Marauder medium
bombers attacked five enemy air
fields in Northern France. said the
bulletin issued by, the British Air
Ministry and the United States Eu-
ropean theater headquarters.
The Fortresses attacking the plane
factory and assembly plant met
heavy opposition and shot down %
enemy fighters. Only a few enemy
planes were encountered by the
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Czech Commander Urges
People 10 Arm for Revolt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept 3.-Gen. Sergej
Ingr, commander in chief of the
Czech Army, sounded the old HUSTLE
battle cry, beat them, kill them,
leave none alive" in a broadcast
from London today urging Czechs
to prepare for the day of uprising
against the Germans.
Every one should look around
now for the most appropriate weapon
in order to harm the Germans most"
Gen. Ingr said. IF there is no fire.
arm at hand, any other kind of
weapon that cuts, stabs or hits
should be prepared and hidden
The general called the coming
year year of victory"
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Nazis Announce
Big Red Drive
In Donets Area
RoiI Line Linking
Central and South
Parts of Front Cut
BULLETIN.

LONDON up. - Russian
troops advanced nine to IL
miles and captured more than
$50 populated places today in
the DonetS Basin, where the
Germans themselves asserted
earlier that a Soviet grand
offensive had started, Moscow
announced tonight.
8y the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Ger
man radio announced today that
the Soviet Army had launched a
grand offensive in the Central
Donets Basin area of South Rus
sia early this morning.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Associated Press, failed to locate
more precisely the reported push.
The Russians have been driving for
ward in this area for several days
and yesterday announced important
gains, including the capture of the
cities of Voroshilovsk, Slavyano-
Serbsk and Lisichansk.
The German announcement said
that since the early hour of today
the expected Russian attack in the
Central Donets has been in full
swing. The Russians employed hun
dreds of heavy artillery batteries and
fighter formations according to the
principles of their well-known at
triton tactics There are as yet no
further details about the course of
this new large-scale action
Main Rail Link Cut.
The Germans, meanwhile, fell
back before other Soviet drives that
cut the main Nazi rail link between
the central and southern sectors $50
miles from Kiev and crashed into
the Smolensk defense perimeter for
q gain of miles.
Five Red armies were engaged in
the gigantic Soviet offensive, which
threatened the entire German battle
line on the eastern front.
The speed of the Russian advance,
which already has cracked the
enemy's 1941 invasion lines, indi-
Gated that the Germans were re-
treating along the whole southern
front in an apparent attempt to get
behind their Dnieper River defense
system. Russian generals were CIV
ing them no rest, throwing immense
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Bulletin
Evacuation Reported

NEW YORK (P).-The Brit
ish radio said today that the
Germans "are evacuating ci-
villains from Greece, and all
German women must leave
the country before September
90" The broadcast, recorded
by CHS, said Is persons, in
cluding priest, had been ex-
ecuted in Greece in reprisal
for the killing of a German
soldier.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 P,,-
Stocks easy; accounts trimme,
for holiday. Bonds irregularly
lower; some issues advance selec-
lively. Cotton lower; commission
house liquidation, hedge selling.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

riet Boune Netherwood, 1896 Rod
man street NV, was confined to
her home today suffering from
shock.
Pvt. William D. Netherwood of
Camp Springs, Md, one of their
three sons in the armed services,
(See COL. NETHERWOOD Pg. A-21
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit
st. Louis 900 103 OIL -
Detroit ---- 600 500 0
Batteries-Hollinsswort and Schultz;
White and Richards.
At Boston
Philadelphia coo 203 90 -
Boston - 900 100 30
Batteries--Arntzen: Christopher and
Wagner Ryba, ONeiIl and Partee.
(Only Games.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago
Pittsburgh - 030
Chicago - 100
Batteries-SewelI and Lopez: Hanyzew-
ski and Mccullough.
AT Brooklyn
New York 10 z
Brooklyn - 0
Batteries--Chase and Lombardi: wyatt
and Owen.
Cincinnati at st. Louis-Night.
(Only Games.)
Toduy's Home Runs
American League.
Methany, New York. Sd inning.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Guide for Readers

Page.
Amusements,
B-16
Comics B-26-27
Editorials -A-10
Edit'i Articles,
ALL
Finance A-16-17
Lost and Found.
AS
Evening star., 1943-09-03

See NEWSPRINT, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1943-09-03

tSee RUSSIA. Page A-3D
Evening star., 1943-09-03

LONDON P).-The Rome ra-
dio said tonight that Allied
forces were taking full ad-
vantage of material superior
ity" in their invasion of Italy,
which "is now in full swing"
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Weother Report

Occasional showers and continued cool this aft
ernoon and tonight
Evening star., 1943-09-03

(See PARIS, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1943-09-03

Temperatures today-Highest, rs. at 1901 am;
lowest, ST. at $3.50 pm. Yesterday-Highe 81.
at AIS pm: lowest, 70, at 6:26 am. Full report
on page Az.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

(See INVASION, Page A-16.)
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
RATION REMINDERS

Consumers will use stamp No.
30 In the new war ration book
four for buying sugar beginning
November /, the office OF price
administration announced today.
Stamp II in war book one,
which has been good for five
pounds OF sugar since August 16,
expires November |. Stamps 10
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

and 10, which, have been used to
buy sugar for home canning, ex-
pire at the end Of October.
The new stamp, No. 20, will
maintain the present consumer
ration for another 2H months
period, being good for five
pounds of sugar through Janu-
airy Is, 1914.
Sugar stamps In the new war
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

ration book 4 are OH the last
page. They are numbered from 29
through 40, each stamp is marked
with the word Sugar"
War ration book four will be
distributed during the last 10 days
of October. Local areas are an
nouncing the time and place for
registrations.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
:: PERSONALS ::

Sgt. Clarence Il. Litus Of BTC
No. 10, 303rd Training Wing,
visited the home of Miss Jose
phine Moore. an operator OF the
Maco Modernistic Beauty Shop,
Monday, October 10.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
Rationing Board
Announces Rule
OF Distribution

War ration book No. will
be issued by teachers, students
and parents at all schools OF
Greensboro and Guilford county
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, October 26. 81 and
2S, it has been announced by
the local ration board.
Applications brought in by
students will be handled next
Tuesday, October 90, and regis
tration will be open to the public
the following two days, Wednes-
day and Thursday, October 27
and 28.
It will be necessary to pre-
sent war ration book No. 3 in
order to obtain the new book,
No. A.
Book three was mailed appli-
cants with only the name on the
cover, but now the holder is re-
quired to furnish on book three
all the other information called
for as to address, description Of
self and the like, before present
ing 1t to secure book four.
A single application may be
filed for all members Of a house
hold related by blood, marriage
or adoption. Up to eight per-
sons in family unit can be in
cluded in a single application.
Fill Our Forms Monday
Eldest children OF families
will secure application blanks
to be carried to their homes
next Monday and the form
should be completed by some
adult member Of the family that
night to be returned Tuesday
morning Copies of book three
must Gccompany the applica-
tions. Then teachers will collect
the forms and book three and
during the day, issue book four,
returning book three at the
same time.
Next Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 27 and 2S, a public
registration will be held in all
city and county schools between
the hours Of 1870 p. M. and 6
p. M. for the purpose of register
ing families who do not have
students in school.
TO register at one of the
schools on October 27 and 2S
some member of the family unit
will fill out an application form,
which will be available at all
schools, and present copies of
war ration book No. for each
member Of the fanny unit. If, for
any reason, a member Of the
family unit is unable to apply
at a school, the application can
be signed and presented by
friend, relative or neighbor.
Special Registration
The ration board further an
nounced that special ration regis
tration units for ration book
No. will be set UP at Sedge-
field, BTC No. 10 and at all
colleges Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 27 and 2S.
City schools will close at 1913
p. IN. October 81 and 2S to take
care Of the registration and the
pricipals OF school site admins
traitors of all city schools will
meet at the rationing board
Thursday, October 81, at 4:15
p. IN. for purpose Of receiving in
structions and supplies.
County schools will also close
earlier on october 81 and 2S in
order to give time for the regis
tration, and principals or school
site administrators of all county
schools will meet at the ration
ing board Saturday, October 23,
for purpose of receiving supplies
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Pvt. Nelson and Corporal
Johnson were visitors at Brown
Ing Chapel Methodist church,
Sunday morning.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Miss Tennessee McDuffie of
Fayetteville, was the last week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Frank Briggs, Maxton.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Mrs. Lucille Beatha has re-
turned home from the hospital
and she Is doing nicely.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Miss Mary G. Green, beauti-
clan in Maco College Beauty
Shop was wed Monday, October
II, to Corporal Thomas Malone
of Camp Lee, Va, They were
married at the home Of the
bride in South Boston. Va
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Rair
ley of Washington. ID. c., spen
the weekend with his mother
and sisters.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Nurse Hannah Burton of l..
Richardson Memorial hospital
staff Is now at her home for a
rest.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Mr.. Ezell Blair a member of
Washington Street school facul-
ty is now a patient Of l.. Rich
ardson Memorial hospital.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

Miss Sarah Brown is recover
ing nicely from her operation
She Is now at home.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oebts other than those contracted by my
self. ESAU w. SAMUELS. 919 2nd ST.
S.W. 15s
Eleventh and Streets Northwest,
Washington. D. c.
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
held at the ONCE of the company, Eleventh
and Streets, Northwest, Washington, D.
G., on Monday. February l. 1913, at l.
o'clock noon. Eastern War Time, for the
purpose of electine directors and for the
transaction of such other business as may
tournaments thereof
By Order Of the Board of Directors.
EDW. T. STAFFORD.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Mark Registered q. 8. Patent once.

deadly seriousness. Although she
does consult a crystal ball, she shuns
the pretentiousness of exotic robes
and turbans, mere fads of the lesser,
or pseudo, psychiics. Robertas ap-
proach is bluff, her conviction in her
own mysterious powers unshakable.
She admits it, and you are almost
inclined to believe it, If for no other
reason than that she is apt to dag
nose correctly at least so per cent
(by rough tabulationD of her total
attempts.
Try to convince Roberta that her
favorable percentage is the result of
academic courses in psychology and
general study of character types"
She will admit they were useful; but
in the same breath reiterate she was
born with psychic tendencies.
A horrifying thought at best, you
will demand what in the name of
all psychical does she mean by that.
The reply: Il naturally react to
the psychic vibrations of my studies
the name Roberta gives her
clients. A vibration of this sort is
what you automatically transmit the
moment you plump yourself down
across the table from the lady. This
phenomenon requires further ex-
PLANTATION, but the best you can
expect is that the crysal ball, re-
clining on q glass containing water
for "magnetizationD, and a pack of
cards aid the process. Although you
will, when asked, reply the ball re-
fleets nothing more than crazy dis
tortions Of Frank Ruiz's band and
pictures on the wall, Roberta in
sists she finds visual vibrations OF
whatever character you chance to
have. She doesn't bother to inquire
your Interpretation of the cards.
So, as she thumbs through the
cards, and glances at the crystal
and then at your receding hairline
Roberta predicts:
"Ah, yes, my friend, you have
marital troubles" (You figure she
has noticed the redness of your ears
from that last haggling over the
grocery bill) MY friend, you are
destined for place near water, the
West Coast" THAT At classifica-
ton is bound to change before the
year is over) "A politician will
influence your life" (What politician
doesnt?)
And so it goes. The casual patron
will have to be impressed by her
past record, which includes a predic-
ton of the violent decease of Dutch
Schultz, and of a close relative in
her own family. The patron might
also be impressed with the fact that
Roberta has protege right here in
town. Hassan. or Akhmed, or what
ever the Troika's be = turbaned
gents name is. He might also like
to know that Roberta is the only
psychic handled by the thriving Will
liam Morris agency.
At any rate, if the susceptible
patron happens to be a hoarder. he
will find his past efforts of little
Evening star., 1943-01-14

avail. The war. Roberta says, will
not be over until March or April of
l948.
Since last night, Richard Himber's
orchestra has moved out of the Del
Rio in favor of Carlos Molina's. In
case you haven't heard the music
of Molina it Is 1.-The Music of the
Americas" AS this slogan, his name,
and his record as performer on
phonograph records may indicate,
the outfit is especially strong on the
Latin American way.
Ann Bruce will return to the An
Choir Room tomorrow, following an
illness Of several weeks. Matt Wind
sor, the rooms standby, finds this a
happy occasion, inasmuch as Miss
Bruce's voice will blend we'll with
my own" in duets. Miss Bruce's is
the first voice of that nature that
Mr.. Windsor has been able to locate.
The Treasure Island mural. in size
at least, Is something to compare
with that American artists job in
your favorite village postoffice. 1t
has pirate in 1t; one, moreover,
that leers at you, frightens you as
you hop-skip- jump downstairs to the
main entrance.
The Lounge Riviera policy has un-
dergone another change, under the
revolutionary aegis of Manager
Gerald Trimble. Instead of Roy
Evening star., 1943-01-14
NOTICE OF LOST CERTTFICATE
OF STOCK.

Lillian M: Wood do hereby notify all
persons that certifcate No: 79, for thirty
Scott Key Apartments, Inc. a Delaware
Corporation. having its principal place OF
BEEN lost stolen os or H CSums
tion has been made by me to said Corpo-
ration for the issuance of 4 new certificate
ior said thirty shares Of preferred stock Of
said corporation and all persons are
warned from buying, selling assigning or
Transferring said original certihcate Of
stock In said corporation
tSigned) LILLIAN NJ WOOD.
234o East 10th st.,
H1ic
Evening star., 1943-01-14
HELP MEN.
(Continued)

sALDsMAN, draft deferred. for mems hats
sary. sarnofi-Irvins. Inc. 933 Penna.
SALESMAN. national manufacturer will
employ man for Washington territory. Call
dr ana weeks ss4 1a
details, past experience. Box 495-R, Star.
sAL.EsMEN we have what we believe to be
It's It's new IFS dierenf soP0S'0a It ses M csn
vassins; built-up leads furnished for every
CALI our men get S75 per wk. and up; ad-
tiement every wk. Phone Mr.. Kelly be-
fore noon only at AID. 6724 to arrange in
terview.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for popular
Box 215-T. Star
sHoRT-oRDER COOK. white. about rs
to, 35 years Of age. to work from pm. to
Mess, Boiling Field. D. c.; good pay: refer
ences required: must be an American
citizen. Apply in person.
SODA DISPENSERS for evening work, 3
5oc per hr. Apply Rabbits. iioe st. NV.
SODA, DISPENSERS; must be experienced;
D to II PM; good salary. Fort Stevens
Pharmacy. 613O Ga. ave NV.
STOCK CLERK for wholesale hardware
Call National 9Oa5.
SUPERVISORS. 23-45. retail shopping
service: must be free to travel; S2s weekly:
Advancement: D. c. permit necessary. Ap-
ply at 523 Star Bldg.
TIMEKEEPER AND PAYROLL CLERK,
draft exempt. with bookkeeping experience.
for subcontractor. Job nearby Va: salary
commensurate with ability and experience.
Write Box 454-R, Star. IA
TRUCK DRIVERS white. Washington
Wholesale Drug Exchange, 33 N st. ne
TRUCK DRIVERS. for freight transporta
tion company. straight trucks and tractor
trailer drivers, must know city: union Job;
Jobs open for local pickup and delivery
and for night runs to Baltimore. Apply
w. T. Cowan. Inc. 1898 Okie st. ne.
TRUCK DRIVERS AND LABORERs. COL
ored: Apply Washington Waste Paper Co,
Ross!yn. Va
WOOL PRESsER. 1st.class Apply Old
Colony Laundry. dry cleaning dept. But
ternut and Blair I'd. NV. GE. O200.
YOUNG MAN for stockroom, experience
not necessary, excellent opportunity; good
salary See Mr.. Wheatley. Triangle Mo-
tors, 140l Rhole Island ave. ne.
DAY ELEVATOR BOY. APPLY sEDGE-
WICK APIS, 1922 10th ST. NV. SEE
MANAGER.
FIRsT-CLAss MOTORCYCLES RIDER
Good salary, references required. Apply
6lq F st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

Comforts Guardsmen serenading q
snatch In the early evening, then
Pete Macias' Grenadiers later on
after couple hours lapse, the
Guardsmen will play continuously
from S to 8 pm, to be followed i'm
mediately by Petesmen until am.
The forte of the outfit currently in
the Dubonnet Room of the Lee
Sheraton, Davy Crocket's, is memory.
Davy is the sort of old-timer in the
band business who not only remem-
bers tunes of a 1920 vintage, but
plays them. This confidential re-
(See AFTER DARK, Page B-24D
Evening star., 1943-01-14
HELP MEN.
ROUTE MAN.

STEADY WORK ALL YEAR,
REGULAR SALARY WITH AD-
VANCEMENT; GOOD WORK.
ING HOURS. ONLY WHITE.
HONEST, SOBER MEN NEED
APPLY. BOX 406-T, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
What makes a psychic?

Wlldt makes a psychic!
This question, while not on every
ones lips at this particular time,
may open an unexplored world for
some, who in the course of their
night club existence, have gotten the
psychic works. And even those who
never have enjoyed that privilege.
This department received the an
ser straight" from a bona f1de
psychic one brilliant evening earlier
in the week Her name, both in the
psychic and earthly sphere, is
Roberta. Her location at present is
the 400, which, should your psychic
vibrations fail you, is located in the
1400 block of F. street NV.
Roberta is a psychic who to all
appearances takes her calling with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Flynn Breaks In

IT HAD been prearranged that
L when the suspect would begin
TO Stuttcr mentally, Prosecutor
Flynn was to break in sharply.
Flynn barked:
"A good shot like YOU
shouldn't need an elbow rest"
II didn't rest my elbow, I
rested my hand :" came the
angry rctort.
Then. slowly a red flush SUI
fused the boys handsome head
as he realized how stupidity his
temper had betrayed him. And
thus, the oldest dodge known
10 the police proved too much
for this youth
The boys confession followed
Immediately.
81 was i'm love with Edith be-
cause, l guess, she was the only
girl who took me for granted
and didn't care whether | came
around or not.
81 convinced myself that this
was only a pose and that some
day she would show her true
feelings. But one day she told
me that she had met some one
she thought was wonderful and
She asked me not 10 trouble her
any more.
THAT was too much and
brOOded about IL.
II laid my plans by getting a
sure fire alibi at the movies and
borrowing n car nearby 90 get To
the house and back 10 the show.
II wanted 10 give her a last
chance so I sent n note through
a mutual friend. When the
warning went unheeded I de-
termined TO go through with my
plans"
Before Bob Heineman was
taken 10 Jail. Chief Of Police
Mckee made il his business -
show the youthful slayer little
slip of paper.
II contained a list Of pail
bearers madc up by Edith's
brokcn-hcarted mother the day
after the girl was killed The
name that topped the list was
Robert -. lleineman!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

ginning 10 leland that won't
help us TO get our hands on the
murderer of your GIRL"
Then turning TO Detective
StrCeper, "Will YOU open the
door for a moment so Bob can
see who our next visitor will
be-"
The door was opened just long
enough for the suspect to see
that his best friend was sitting
outside.
When the door was closed
young Heineman turned TO his
inquiSitor with obvious Tcluct-
ancc: "Well. / did have gun
but il was Old-the trigger
spring broke ~ 1 threw it
away"
81 understand" rCSpOndcd the
captain agrccably, but what
l don't understand is why You
should go TO the same movie
theater twice I'm one night. The
manager at the keswick saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Can Find No Clue

THE girls stepfather was
Il reached around midnight, but
nc could furnish no clue
Like every ranking police off
err in a town that contains a
high school Capt. Mckee knew
that beneath the hcachbloom
compilations. and behind Tho
clear. frank eyes Of youth. un-
practicable and lempc>,uouS
emotions boil. usually unknown
and unsupported by the parents.
Before visiting the Abingdon
High School the following morn
ing the captain called Coroner
Washington, who had performed
an autopsy on Edith Snyder. and
learned that the girl had been a
virtuous, almost perfect physical
specimen Of young womarhood.
At the school, three Of Edith's
intimate girl friends were gath
ered~1nto the principal office
and all tearfully proclaimed
that their chum had been much
SOUGHT after by boy, in the
school
Bur Edith was mostly obliNi-
Gus 10 them. not only because
Of her ambition TO be an all
plane hostess. but because a
few months before at fratcr-
il'y-sorority dance at Ocean
City \. J, She had become ac-
qHaiDted with a Philadelphia boy
who she cohhded 20 hex friends
vas wonderful " ~
The girls furnished the names
C four boys VINO made up their
litua chque-bqys with whom
they occasionally went ice-Skat-
Ing or 10 school dances
They proved 10 Pc q quartet Of
husky. calf-Ikc 1f-y.ar-3ias who
ara found inga0, H-f .chool N
thc country. IWa omitted own
ing cars, bar both c1ntendcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Girl Makes Admission

TIIE psychology worked! One
Il Of the girls burst into tears
and between wrenching sobS adj
mitted knowing that there was
one boy who was madly in love
with Edith and inSanely jealous
of her.
The weeping girl said she was
a confidante of this boy and felt
she would be breaking a solemn
trust If she had told this be-
fore
Edith went out with him
only when the rest of us were
with her I'm a group, and she al
ways appeared to treat him
more like brother than
sweetheart.
when he learned that Edith
had met another boy whom she
liked "A great deal he came To
me secretly and asked il I
wouldn't intercede for him. l
did-but Edith just smiled.
yesterday afte moon he
handed me note to give Ia
Edith and when I read IL il
made me ~ angry l tore il up.
II said: Unless I get n moment
with YOU after the fifth period
some one will die" =. And-Oh,
if had only given her that
warming might have saved her
life"
The girl, weeping burst forth
anew and It was some minutes
before Mckee could obtain from