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Evening star., 1943-04-23
ARLINGTON. VA.

Army officer transferred, wants to sell
his Groom brick home, 1919 N Glebe rd.,
3 bedrooms, good location, 1oc bus at
corner: price, S9,950 with substantial
down payment. balance terms. Open for
inspection between and 6 Sunday pm.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N Irving ST. Arl, Va CHI. O220.
Evening star., 1943-04-23

8-F AMILY APT. BLDG,
rent SIS, ,4OG a year. CLAUDE
G. JOHNSON, 32nd and E
sts. Sc. Atlantic 2859-Ran-
dolph 7013 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-23
sUsuRs,N PROP. FOR SALE Cont, ,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, ELECTRIC
kitchen, oil heat. $500 Branch ave Sc, "
mile from D. c. Call evenings, GE. O14S,
J. FLEISCHMAN. Open Sundays pa
Evening star., 1943-04-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED 10 RENT-WATER-FRONT
home for entire season, best Of care as
sured. O.. H. WILLIAMS, 1929 Rhode
Grove Manor"ss department shuildinE
on lots; $500. Call Georgia 1857. 25s
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Hitler S Failure
Laid 10 Oil Fault

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Aug 19
QNS)-Hltler's campaign IN Rus
sia might have succeeded last
winter II, among other things he
had had better oil, Robert w.
SchiesSler and other chemists AZ
the Pennsylvania State College
believe.
Tanks stuck and guns jammed
because the extremely O ] d
weather affected the viSCosity Of
the lubricating oil in the weapons,
according to SchleSsler.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Too Many Troops,
Is BadoQIio S AHbi

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 ms
Premier Badogio of Italy in his
first radio address since his as
sumption of Office. said yester-
day that German and Italian de-
tenders Of Sicily were forced 10
evaCuate the sacred territory
in the face OF Overwhelming AL
lied superiority IN men and equip
ment His broadcast was directed
10 the SiCillan peOple
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
WOOlcraft Blankets
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These wooleraft blankets arc made Of
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Select from rose dust, peach, blue,
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Use Decay-Proof Wood

NEW YORK. Aug. 19 tlNS)-
When signs of decay begin show
ing around cellar sash. porch,
post bases. window caps and sllls
and other nlaceS where moisture
gathers. wood preServers recon-
mend repairs with lumber made
termite and deCay-proOf by
pressure treatment with a salts
DVeSerVatiVe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
AXIS LOSSES RISE

The official tally of AXIS cas-
ualties in the Sicilian campaign
rose 10 $4,000. That figure was
announced by Gen. Eisenhower in
statement in which ne said the
combined losses of the u. S. Sew
enth Army and the British Eighth
Army were $4,000 killed, wounded
or missing.
Gen. Eisenhower revealed that
enemy air losses in the Sicilian
campaign totaled 1851 planes, of
which 1000 were destroyed or
captured on the ground and 69l
were shot down in combat The
Allies lost only 274
Allied troops in Messina, Sicily
we're busy gathering In enemy
stragglers and distributing sup
plies 10 destitute civilians.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
YankS'PriSOnerS
See Defeaf Near
Nazis' Morale Low;
Italians Eager to Quit,
Surrender to Nurses
BY CLARK LEE

WITH L. S. ORCES IN
SICILY, Aug. 10 QNS)-From
the caliber OF the German opposi-
tion we met in Sicily there can
be no doubt the morale Of the
German soldier is on a ST q p
downgrade and the supply of first
class troops is running short
Most prisoners we took were
convinced that Germany has lost
the war.
Italian prisoners quickly be-
came a drug on the market and
even our nurses could have cap
tured them. our soldiers usually
ignored them as they ira / ! Q q
dSpiritedly 10 the rear, carrying
suitcaScS or small bundles. un-
guarded or with a couple of
eaardS for each 500 Italians.
Some prisoners hung their heads
10 avoid watching the Sicilian
civilians wildly cheering the in
coming Americans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Ndzis Reported
Fleeing From
Italian Boot

ALLIED HQ., n. AFRICA. Aug
19 (INS)-German troops were
reported today TO be evacuating
the Reggie di Calabria area, on
the toe of the Italian mainland
The northward flight of the
Axis forces, according 10 front
dispatches. was FASTENED by the
Allies unquestioned aerial supe-
riority
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
ITALIAN BORDER CLOSED

NEW YORK. Aug. 19 GNS)-
Teiephone communications be-
tween Switzerland and Italy have
been cut again and the Italian
frontier has been closed At Piazzo,
the British radio reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
FLEEING BY BOAT

Some German soldiers were
said 10 be attempting 10 escape
by boat through the Strait Of
MesSina 10 the Port of Palmi, 20
miles north Of Reggie di Calabria
on the Gulf of Gioia.
"A British radio broadcast
said that Allied air raids and
artillery bombardments had de-
stroyed roads around Reggie di
Calabria 10 such an extent that
the Germans were forced 10
take 10 boats. One convoy in
tercepted between Reggie di
Calabria and Palmi by light
British naval units was said 10
have been diSpersedD
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
TOUGH OPPONENTS

Our infantrymen who fought
the Gctmans A. Celia. BarrafranCc.
TroUa san Stetano and San Fra
tclIo say thc Germans are very
tough opponents
To "A soldier who is being shot
~. il is difficult 10 distinguish
n fIrSt-ClaSS soldier from any
|other. The man who is pulling y
machine gun trigger that is
bouncing bullets off a rock over
your head or yanklng the string
on an .Ss is a dangerous enemy.
But the composite picture
pieced together by headquarters
shows the Germans on Sicily, at
best. 10 be Second-claSS soldiers
who would have surrendered in
far greater number II their Off
GERS had not forced them 70 fight
German equipment on Sicily
was first class, although there
were not great quantities Of it,
The Mark VI tanks are larger
and heavier and Saoot farther
than the American mediums The
.SS Self-propelled gun is a potent.
fast shooting artillery piece. And
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
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The table has Pinch Hudons has
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
ITALIANS AIDED ALLIES

The Nazis also used 10, .210
and .2SO-miIlimeter rocket guns
and a 40 rifle, the latter effec-
tive AZ $4,000 yards
The Italians proved more Of an
ally 10 Us than an enemy. Thou
sands OF them threw down their
arms while others occasionally
fought the Germans behind their
own lines
, The Italians, on the W h o ..
we're well-cquippcd. especially
their artillery units. but they
abandoned many batteries with
out firing a shot and left other
firSt-claSs guns in warehouses and
az railroad SIdngS
Their network Of plllbox de-
fcnScS on the south coast was
extremely well placed and cleverly
camouflaged We were fortunate
they were not defended deter
mlnedlV
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
GERMANS VIEWPOINT

We rated The Germans second
class: n is. therefore. interesting
To know what they thought Of MS.
your automatic artillery Is
80 good YOU don't need infan-
try" was the unanimous opinion
of prisoners. artillery fire pur-
sued us mercIIessIy day and
night, causing most Of our
losses. The first barrage from
your warships was especially
terrifying. Your guns are far
superior 10 Russian artillery"
Prisoners described our air
force as superb
"Your infantry Is not ss good
as Russian and possibly moi a.
good As German" some prlS-
onerS asserted.
The main German forces in
Sicily were in three divisions /;
the Hermann Goering, the 18th
Panzer and the 29th Motorized.
All three bear proud names in
German military history and their
records are studded with victories
in Russia, France, the Balkans
and the African desert.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

the Nazis' electrically operated
five or six barrelled mortar,
which sounds like a gigantic rusty
gate swinging closed, Is terrify-
ing weapon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
SHELLS OF ORIGINALS

In Sicily those divisions were
only shells of the original organ
izatonS. Chiefly 20 preserve ira
ditlon. the names had been kept
after the divisions themselves had
been cut UP ny Allied forces-the
Hermann Goering and the 18th
Panzer By the Americans in Af-
rica and the 29th Motorized IN
the slcce Of Stallngrad,
Of all the Germans on Sicily
only the Hermann Goering tank
hattalionS that tried unsuccess-
fully 70 beat US back 20 the sea
AZ Celia. on the South Coast were
rated as elite troops by our ex-
perts. And even those tank bat
talions were not as cagey or
skilled in maneuver as the orig
inal Hermann Goering units in
the African tank warfare
For example two big Mark VI
tanks were destroyed within 25
yards of each other by our anti
tank guns on road outside Celia,
causing our tank commander 10
remark
The NaIiS never would have
let their tanks get that close
together in Africa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
j-Nan M
Team Nips
Purdue

ANN ARBOR, Feb. lit
takes only five men 10 win a
basketball game.
Michigans quintet, including
Isophomores Dave Strack, Bob
Wiese and Gerry Mullaney, played
the whole game and emerged with
a 1874 victory over Purdue last
might.
II was revenge for the 1888
loss 10 abe Boilermakers Monday
night and gave the Wolverines two
victories in eight Big Ten Con-
ference contests. Purdue has won
four and lost five.
Jim handlers sneak" basket
with two seconds to play counter
acted Ralph Brewers goal that
lcut the u. M margin TO 1854.
Mandler was the high scorer with
10 points, but WieSe was the dbl
ference between victory and de-
feat
Wiese. with a devastating one
hand shot. kept the BollermakerS
on their guard.
Michigan plays its next confer
ence game with Ohio State Friday
al Columbus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Babe Teacher Moves

The famous Brother Benedict,
who developed Babe Ruth INTO a
ballplayer at Baltimore Indus
trial School. has been trans
ferred TO a similar school IN
Kentucky I. Augie Galan,
Brooklyn Dodger, was rejected
by the army because OF a
"fIexion of the right elbow and
knee" Galan is single and
lives in Berkeley. Cal.
Hypc Igoe, famous boxing
writer. scribed this in the New
York Journal-American;
ut Is easy TO understand
Robinson's desire to fight La
Motta again. Ray wants 10
proye he In a better man than
Jake and that his run OF vic
tories never should have been
broken If Nick Londes
really has ciinched this match.
then he has stolen a march on
Mike Jacobs, who wanted II,
vet couldn't hnd a proper date
for IT,"
Eddie jeremiah, Dartmouth
hockey coach. is in the navy
George Case, Stan Spence
and Gene Moore are the three
1913 outfield regulars for the
Senators.
Larry Lajoie, old-tme Cleve-
land star second baseman. now
is making his home at Hender'
sonvilIe. n. C.. where he is a
member of the city's food
rationing boar lie ano
Mrs. Lajoie had wlntered n
Florida for the past Is years
but they like the mountains Sc
well they plan 10 purchase Z
home in or near HendersonvllIt
Larry is 81 years old anc
his hair is bit gray. but III
still steps briskly and is enjoy
ing life. according to friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

1t Gordon S. Mickey Coch-
rane has been promoted from
battalion commander IN the
fourteenth regiment al Great
Lakes to commander OF the SIN
teenth regiment lie VIII
have four battalionS under his
command i. Hank Gowdy, who
Quit a. coach of the Cincinnati
Reds 10 become a captain IN the
army. is handling an sports and
recreation for students AZ infan-
try officer candidate school
Fort Benning Ca. Two OF his
students were with him at Gin
cinnat pitcher Elmer Riddle
and >econd baSeman Benny Zen
tara
For those whe- Thought the
Great Lakes Naval training sta
ton baseball team was made up
Of pampcrcd athletes who were
to be- excused from active duly
t1Crr- Is an interesting note
Ensign prank Baumhoiiz out
fielder last summer. has made
(CVntlnued on Page l9)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
We Cam Keep Our Ways of Freeds

eff baseball is stopped, why, kid about
be any natured rubbing
boys my dOgface brother in Morocco and
Dodgers write my pop and
him about Giants GOy things would be dull.
'MOyies shows and benefits okay, but give
ticket big league game a dollar in my pocket for a
dogs couple of bottles of beer and really
have myself a time. Please keep baseball going!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Di Maggie Gives
Up ga Rating
To Join Army

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. II
.QNS) Joe DiMaggio, New York
Yankee sluggcr and baseball's
highest salaried player, today eX-
changed his major league uniform
for that. of "a buck private in the
army.
DiMaggio announced that he IS
Ienlisting for the duration and
that ne is voluntarily rellnquIshing
his ga status.
His 1913 contract with the
Yankees, DiMaggio said lies I'M
lSigned among his papers in San
Francisco, and Will be listed as
unfinished business" until after
lpeace Is declared.
Just returned from Los Angeles
and "A vacation with his pretty
blonde wife. the former Dorothy
Arnold of the screen. with whom
he was recently reconciled, Di-
Maggie announced himself as
pleased with the idea of Joining
other sports stars IN the armed
services.
This isn't sudden decision"
| he explained. "I've been think
ing II over since right after the
last World Series. It's the thing
I want to do above all. want
TO be member of my COuntry's
fighting forces.
I'm content to go In as a
buck private and do anything
the army wants me TO do. MY
only hope is that can measure
up 10 the army's requirements
for good soldier.
| "Any branch of the service
will suit me. I'm not particu-
larry interested i'm what l get
into. / just want To serve and
| il will he up 10 the army rs 20
, how l can serve best"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

BiSons during the seasons OF
1913 and 1874.
Buddy Parker former Detroit
Lion and in recent years
member Of the Chicago Cardi-
nails. has been rejected by the
army. according 10 word out OF
Kemp. Tex. his home town 80.
Parker, who is married. also
tried 10 get into the navy
Admittedly never fond OF hard
work, Chief Bender got more
than his share on the last day
of the 1905 season lie
pitched II innings Of a double
header in Washington. won M
first game and relieved Andy
Coakley IN the ftrst' inning Of
the second 70 squeeze out an
other victory His iron man
2ci eiiHehed the pcnnant for
'ho Athletics but that isn't
what Impressed tho. chct mASi
= got six hats iof seven
tunes Al bst that dsy DO SAYS.
nIll hcsmnc with pride over
his greatest day at the plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
FdVorites Advance
In HdndbdII Doubles

Second round Of the city A a. L.
doubles handhall tourney IS set for
s p. m. today az Downtown y NJ
{. a. with favorltes still IN com
petition. Paul Merlo and Leo
DreSsler trimmed Mike KlaSky and
Harry CItron, 2l-2, 2l-7, Joe
Winkler and Gene Epstein dc
feated AL Hoobcrman and julius
Gold. PILL. 2l-S Ben WatorStonc
and Ted Lcmmcr defeated Sy
Glass and Joe FINN. 2l-lS. Zl-2O,
harleS Alderman and Max
Thomas defeated Leonard Mcld-
man and Cal Bonn. Pills, Pts, last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

Russian newspaper had more
than one million extra copies
printed, with the football game
on the first page, TO be sent 10
the front.
Lois Dworshak, Duluth girl
who left Carlton College In 1885
10 become the Rhythm Girl
of the Ice FollieS and later OF
Ice-Capades. has taken leave OF
The latter show in order to de-
vote herself seriously 10 knitting
dainty things Her husband
is Ellsworth Simpson, a member
of the directing staff JEFF
Heath who is working IN
-Shipyards- in Seattle and re-
Gently bought a new home, is
expecting newcomer IN the
family soon. The Cleveland
outfielder already is the father
.of two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Basketball Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Monroe 90 River Rouge Is.
Ecorsc al Lincoln Park f6
ST Stanislaus 81, 81. Martin n.
So Charles a. 81. Philip %.
Holy Rosary 80. ST Hedwig ~
81 James 81 Catholic Central II
81. Francis Xavier IS, St. CaslmT ~.
St Josaphat rs. ST. Agnes l6.
81 Bernard 81. ST. Paul "a.
Sacred Heart ~. st. Patrick 81
ST Thomas 81 Sweetest Heart H.
Birmingham So, Ford Trade So
Nj Carmel 40. All Saints %,
COLLEGE
Michigan ~, Purdue 80
Columbia 81. Princeton 80.
George Washington ~, v NJ + ~,
Rhode IAland So, Worcester 50
Ohio L. 81. Ohio Wesleyan so.
Capital 81 Kenyon -.
Washington tMdl a., West Maryland 80
Davidson 80. Clemson 81
ONO Northern 81. Ashland %.
Kent state 81. Heidelberg ~ Isl.
Husdale IS. Michigan Normal 81
Albion 81 Kalamazoo 40.
Srtur fiHti ~. Providence y
Pittsburgh 50, Carnegie Tech 81
MARYLAND 60 North Carolina 81
Western Reserve So Hiram ~
Lafayette ST. Moravian -
ST Louis Is Loyola en- B u
-H..-tft- earalfna ~ NewbrrvT 81
eawrnE Green 3s camp perry %
Otterbein 80. i.ockbourne Pliers 81.
DAYTON Is Patterson Field p
Nfsfmtnrtef 81 Erie a. q. 40
Norfolk Navy So Veterinarians IS
Buffalo 20, Fort Niagara 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

things we're fighting for We should show the
enemy that country keep her of freedom
Baseball is a. American Brooklyn and Boston baked beans
THE ship in, the first questions any of
the fellows asked the dock all related TO sports Who
won the pro football championship: Who won the bowl
games: What's story the hockey leagues? Which
college basketball hot? What about baseball? Any
way il sports, sports, sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Babe Didri(kson's 68
Sets Course Mark

PALM SPRINGS, Cal. Feb. IT
QNSl Shooting A bhSterlng 6S.
Mrs Babe DidrickSon ZahariaS
established new womcn'S record
over the tough Palm Springs
course today IN a tuneup for her
match Thursday with Clara Cali
lender
The former worlds greatest
feminine athlete scored six blrdi,f
to shave two strokes off the prev
Gus record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
sports
Dick BarteI
Works, Plays
Baseball Daily
By LEO MACDONELL

George (Mule) Haas, White
Sox coach, is currently working
as a guard at a Philadelphia
aviation plant =. and DICK
Bartel, working in the office oil
the Alameda tCal) county hu-
reau of identification reports he
plays ball every day and
has taken of seven pounds {.
Therefore. tho New York Giants
veteran inhelder doesn't think
he will need much spring
training.
Quentin Reynolds. famous
war correspondent. recalls that
when the German army was
within 30 miles of Moscow. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Southern League
Nav Shorten Schedule

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. II
.UNS) .-Faced with the difficult
problem of fitting their plans to
wartime necessities, directors OF
the outhern League met IN
Birmingham today 10 outline their
1913 program.
Indications were that the Sched-
ule would be trimmed 10 40
games this season. The season
would then open two weeks earlier
than usual and close early IN
September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Rub Keeps Title

Bert Rubi successfully defended
his junior heavyweight wrestling
title al Fairvicw Gardens last eve
ming by winning the only fall Of an
hour bout from Walter Roxy IN "A
minutes.
Other results: Jack League de-
feated Bill Thornton two of three
falls and Johnny Silly beat Rufus
Jones by default of the third fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
A.. CdSS n lCtetHle1CSI

Mud Bruneteau will be a man
with a purpose when the title
hungry Detroit Red Wings skate
out against the New York Rangers
in Madison Square Garden tomor-
row night.
Bruneteau is the only Red Wing
who has scored against every goal
tender the Red Wings have faced
in the National Hockey League
this season. He's beaten six OF
them. Now he has fresh and
very large target in the person OF
200-polsnd Bill Beveridge, the sue
cessor TO Jimmy Franks in the
New Workers nets
This is the first time the Wings
have faced Beverage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Evansville S Pilot
To Help Coach Braves

BOSTON. Feb. II (UP).-Bob
Coleman. manager of the Boston
Braves Evansville, Ind, farm club
for the past five years, will be a
member of the parent clubs coach
ing staff this season, president
Bob Quinn announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Ralph Bennett,
Ex-State End,
Killed in Action
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

MT. CLEMENS. Feb. lit.
Ralph Bennett. "a, an end of the
Michigan State football team in
1899. died i'm the Philippine Islands,
Nay 8. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph r. Bennett, were notified
today by the war department
Word of Lieutenant Benefits
death came through the japanese
government by way of the Red
Gross. which said that he had
been wounded March y. His
death IN Nav followed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

International Service Sports Writer
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.a-Whie the higher ups in our
government aren't saying anything the subject of base
ball here's one service who speaks out:
This is the way feel about the no baseball idea
writes a seaman on the L. s. s. Laurel
Baseball better be taken away from US! Why 1t is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Cronin Modifies II

Joe Cronin, back IN Boston
from a Red Cross mission 10
HAWAII. denies he labeled Joe
DiMaggio 'the greatest ball
player of all time The Red
Sox manager declares he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
The Greater Game
ne Greater lame
GRIDDER GROTH TURNS
UP JUST LIKE A RELATIVE

(The Greater Came" mil APP
pear ~ The Detroit Times each
Wednesday aud Sunday, Send
your nelUs about sport figures IN
the service TO Edgar Hayes,
Detroit Times Sports depart
,.euy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

"One OF the
best By
the terms of
a W o T kin &
ayr &c m e n I
between De
troii an q
But IA 10 Of
the Inter
n a ii o n = J
Leagues I b 9
Tigers have
the right 10
purchase two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bobby Mcintyre Loses Rough Go

YORK Feb (INS).-Chester Rico Fordham today
added 10round decision Bobby Mcintyre Of Detroit Mich
to string o victories.
"A tumble throughout with
scoring Mcintyre
eighth unable send him to the
weighed 1861 MCINTYRE 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

Russians still
held b err
{ o O { b a ] /
c championship
in MoSCoW "
before $4,000
spectators -.
Stain h A q
ordered Rus
sian planes
over the field
10 protect
the crowd -.
The leading