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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
BungoloWS for Sale
East of WoodudrdD

HEREFORD eISI Fys--oou br.rK natg-
f-i eriar~. gsF heat. ar conditioned
7'a s"fr 20 unfinished second floor uA-
'.t inside ana Out. nice home for family
..s" f' schools. stores and transport alton
Fffrf large I'i. GulrE In service Will So.
run for 81 tHu. :. sou down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Share Living Quarters

RAYIlS $500 Want couple o. SHARE
modern home good transportation J1t.
vets.ty o.25-s
cor ILF v'l share Eve room hous. with
Employed couple WI. have own rst DOL,
studio couch $40 Trnfy i-72Ss
GOOD residential section near bus line
fehred Iaef exchange for some services
'a.srN reference. jniyefslfy 1Osq
GRAND RIVFR-EUCLIp share pesgt..
ful furnished cool flat Tie hath
shower. phone Tvo bedrooms + rron.
he1s Fes. home for resp0ns.hIt ant s-r
L1Ne1 peor.' Near. De Soto and V.rssre
Tyler f.i0II
GRAND 2"O9 Gcr'Irusn desires couple
no children share sfN.ruur NIr.. he'd
rat near FS-CeN.O Townsend s sg9o
READ fines Want Ads Tor rr1ri
hem for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Resorts for SuIe

COLOEED-Fre bathing. cool brsezes "a
- Lake Gould une-acfe tracts Driys out
Grand RIVER - miles turn tight On
US-2} - miles SUNDAY 1 20 g. Address
Box 1885,. barIlt llmes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Houses for Sale

= VAN DYKE -s-MILE SECTION
Hair block, % car 6Toem. hrckoten
garage. two lots $1,000 u equity Is paid
out. 1875 Van Dyke
WILL TAKE YOUR HOME ~ TRADE
RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. 5.l5O0
z MlLE-WOODWARD SEC.
7 rms, p. V. bedrms. tile bath. stall
shower, % u. living room. natural firet
place l5Xlb dining room. 15Nl5 kitchen
win hreakfsst nook, Dix high basement.
new steam furnace Z-car gar, s. 300
HAROLD CRlGER ROYAL. OAK sa5s
1927 r.. l0-MIlE HAZEL Fk.
6-ROOM frame single bedrooms down
1 up. imitation fireplace attic fgl base
ncut hot ar neal 2-Car. garage. trees
shrubs ? blocks south of " Warren. 644a
Auburn. price ~ 600 SO 500 cash 90 owner
balance Of mortgage, 81 300. monthly pay-
ments, A27.
4 ROOMS and bathroom city water. gas
wired fot stove t0a blocks from school -
- $50 1928 down N21 80 month. MIlkp
street, nall block OF tc0rse road. Dear
born vacant MARTIN Realty, POOLS Van
Born Dearborn 1913
y ROOMS furnished in nghi Housekeeping
apis; scar garage Lower apt vacant
Walking distance 90 factories Income
$40 monthly Small down payment DO
health. Owner ~ 6sl Glover. LenOS 1919
2 MILE-HARPER SECTION
Rambling house. 3 large rooms beautiful
modern kitchen and Dafn hot water heat
ine, lot 12uAlo3, 50 500. easy terms,
BARTLETT LE&OH $3.50
2OTH HOWARD rms. 4O-ft lot. 81 500.
5000 down. 1870 " Vernon. Ia. 67Sl
Colored -Grd. Blvd.-W Warren
Threp-familv terrace six each sO-flot
frontage steam heated space in basement
for offices or heauty pHriur, excellent con-
siructlon So 600 Terms
Tgfrrt "a ae frrfHr % af or Ttfp o
eaCu. rental So monthly ful basement 3,
Two furnaces 50 800 ~ 900 down
Goodwin - esfmiuIstsI TWo-flaf. siA each
hardwood iIrpf- good POUNDS non. tulf .
" Alden TRINITY 1870
COIORFD home p,c- enough for an.
one MeiogGrne John J. BRICK ua.
So yer, moe frame homes. ess' ~ Vesi
side north ~ me B.uI~yar1
FlaN. large or small apartment
The best selection ~ homes 10 Detroit
W also have lp' sale arf KIND NJ tDin.-
tufe yuG want Contents ~ Arden PARK
nom,
can Ma s0s2 a- inquire 5000 John 3
COLpRED 2sa W11dlant nice room
lovely street - 900 down Go01Wln-
Westm,nster, rooms basement. furnace
garage - 7re SfIG DOWN N-nrvvur1 rim.
rHrr rooms 81 snu. 5000 down. Ma.
HmD-Russel' fine s-IG0m cottage $3.50
down. clinton Chere lsIge h-r9um house
81 GOO cash free ana clear Chandler fur
srlrK . fiat s. 900 down l4in-Fr0
ke'I fine fanIis. MAKE OTTER 't'' Van
court --fam.E. 5-5 50 900 With 5000
down Msa, more S'ep 'r re man 40
OasIsao ~ Wcs'm rst'f TO 1885
COLORED SAVE ) 5
PsRGAIS. t7l 3 Prusce.phs ...e,
hone ue0r ra, nfepise, lar2e i,r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
S'ONEI PIT ACF
COLORED

Ert1t River Se"H0
Attractive bedroom brrh home WIN
shower bath Ess steam heat STATE roof
9 car gsfHLt lovely large Handicapped .ur
Vacant ssd .n loe condition Here IS p,
ren,' nal tsHc a. s. $40 Cash ar 10.
finance VI Berksr VI $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE FNCH TNC
som Anr'crsat. ISs5.1gtH
SFNFCh 5s1e. block north Gratiut ban.
sair fnr qui,k sac. bedrooms hath
Ht .tfkP kitchen. reception hail oak
wood HrN arg shsd, pHrNe tuue' M
basement tT-srssIHn A. once 0per "a q
EedtufE 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Wanted to Rent Rooms

ROOM wanted hv gentleman on Fast side
near jefferson private home preferred
G. 3O1f.
WISHES 70 rent rght h0fseksep.ng room
Fugdaie or Ilsboh VsikUE distance
july % oT before Address BOX A.ltIf.
Detroit Times O.
YOUNG mother and veat-pid daughter
wishes room with middle age couple. ,JU
paw exceptionally VEL for pleasant sur.
ruundings C0l0red Tyler 5-2Zla.
CoLOREp gert.sWsr single. wants Iar.+
room viii furnish and pay good price.
VEL swpinl 90 Efie Box A.lf1I. Detroit
7 mes ID
COLORED lHiy wishes room RHrher
privileges DO possible TRINITY l.70t7
Furnished Flats for Rent
? ROOM furnished ia Frgidst~f. Use
~ electro Washers tile shower art
fa'hs. viii rent Al huo weekly - wife witt
n.Ou some spare time fs rsrtfpkEr ~
short h.ur mad service see owner ~
West Non'cslm after ~ oo Su.fss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
HALLER, 1877
Fred g. Nagle Co. CA. lT40
YES. YOU'LL LIKE IT!

AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT
FACE BRICK ONLY 2 YRS OLD
PRIEST sl0f near fireman. 4 y"ry com
pig's nome large rooms. excellent CON.
0Inpn bath and Kitchen fuUT tIed. na'4.
fs. fireplace IUu.or dining room. yesrhLIs.
Hr7rtIan blinds. storm SASH. screens. stair
NHF no aTse fIoored attic rissteTe1 base
m~rf. steel fence, ilnh0n drive priced -
.niF g. $50 so month incl taxes and
.rs shown by appointment
ONLY 2 YEARS OLD
QUICK POSSESSION
NTNOCK 1870 Near Plymouth Fr siy
rooms fIl tile hath. 10 perfect cenG 'Iun
painted rassuerf ~ 4 furnace storm
sash ard screens fenced snrInh-r,
r.fre only xsf7S substantial down pay.
rert $50 monthly irrf-'sx-s srd ~
OtFlCt DPEN SUNDAY. 10 20 3
ROY l.. POUNTRE E
1920 PLYMOUTH RD W $500
rGLORED single steam heat 81 $50
$3.50 down fat 3 and o $500
and o. owner occupied 81 500 down .
srs 81 poo down. Eor PhIrehsrf
Madison 60t7
COIoEEp EIrhi..o1m single lnr d.s.-
russesv 81 900 Also TWO fa'uH.
frame sr and f.y stove nest - 600
T..,i lar caH rErn'nr'
'OiUFEU ~ Hams seven ICONS s'.'e
h.af. $3.50. $3.50 down srr9affz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Houses for Sale
(Wsst Of Woodward)
Garden City-New Homss!

ONLY $500 DOWN
Balance Ike rent rooms and hath
large attic basement furnace good Boz
cation near schools. transpoytatiOn.
stores. etc
McFARLANF BROS
293if Ford RI , a. MiddieheI, Garden City
DEARBORN 1850
GLENNls ST. Dearborn rooms. lots
garage 81 500 500 IN $40 month
Martin Realty 2OOie Van Born Dear.
nprp qTtg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

CONSULT the enlarged Resf Estate Ist.
lngs in ne nis SUNDAY Times Want ~
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
LaL. ord R,Osr P,opsrt, for Sol,
STATE OWNED LAND

STATE OWNED LAND
AND WATER FRONTAGE
For state owned laHds/ and wategfr0rf
lots irQuire 25Ot0 jefferson - East.
near 10 Nile Road s. CLAIR shores
West Realty Ga
WHY go SOETH4
iseAui'ful scenftN good boating bathing
ans tshirs nu = chain of . LAKES if
niles south aud Rest OF QAfIrJ Michigan
few fEolrs lots Ieu Soc owner tOt
Rates s. Rirm 0gbaw tDurf.wr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
COLORED BARGAIN,

Rs'hune p $50 Attractive SIS Nat
plus = rms single divided into fur-
uisrod units Income $3.50 per mo- Also
m over Tor 0Vner Drive rs then
cal VI $50
COLORED 1895 Fort East. near Orleans
fWD-lsmlIy SIX rooms eaCD garage only
5000 down 81. 900 PIAga qaT1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A'sXa01r.n~ near 50 Auhin SIS az large
rooms l0 excellent condition Circulation
h.+'. 'Wl units % With house s. 600
ftrus
FRANK WISER \ co
1896. ? WARREN Tt r.lrT0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

T. CLAIR ri, r loi, $40 q foot. r.si
ssreei- "a $50 ~ 7slTs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
GRAYb RIVER WEST

Bei~een IAN ana LsSalls
Attractive brick - rms z Dedrn1s
bathrooms ana shower ~ ~ mined "a =
possession. r. r. Baker ca. 1921 on TR
2 1905
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Congress Heights
Dedieates Plaque
To Men in Service
Special Tribute Paid
To Donald Tennyson,
Who Lost His Life

What is believed to be the first
community honor plaque in the Dis
trict was unveiled last night at
Congress Heights School under
auspices of Congress Heights Citi-
zens' Association.
This roll of honor was conceived
by the association" j. Louis Gelb-
man, president of the organization,
said, land it is being placed in our
community in appreciation of the
young men in our midst who today
render the ultimate service to their
country in order that we may live
in peace and harmony in the future"
Particularly do we pay special
tribute to one of these men, Donald
Tennyson. who made the supreme
sacrifice" he concluded.
200 Are Honored.
The plaque, which contains the
name of 200 residents of Congress
Heights now in the armed services,
was unveiled by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tennyson, parents of Donald Ten
nyson, an enlisted member of the
Naval Air Corps, who was killed in
a cave-in on construction job at
Hybla Valley. Va, last year. Mr..
and Mrs. Tennyson we're escorted
TO the stage by Michael Tenny-
son., their grandson, and Mary
Lou Dulin, the one dressed as a
sailor and the other as a WAAC.
The children presented Mrs Ten
nyson with a large bouquet of
flowers.
The unveiling was preceded by
brief addresses by 1t. Col. Irwin
Trowbridge, Army Air Forces, and
1t. Comdr. John j. Klak, U. S. N. R.,
of the Anacostia Naval Air Station,
who was Donald Tennyson's COM
manding officer.
Other Committee Members.
An Introductory speech was made
by Harry Leibrand, who presented
the other committee members: Mrs.
Loretta Landon, Mrs. Edna G. Du-
lin, Benson Taylor. Frazier White,
Emil Chapman and Lyle Fletcher.
Lloyd Wineland. president of Fair
lawn Theater Co. which operates a
chain of motion picture theaters,
accepted the plaque which will be
put on permanent exhibition at the
Congress Theater.
The Army Air Forces Band from
Boiling Field played during the
program. The Rev. George L. Con-
nor Of Congress Heights Methodist
Church, pronounced the invocation,
and the Rev. William Roche of
the Church of the Assumption the
benediction.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Pepco Employees 10 Give
0Id-1ime Minstrel Show

An old-time minstrel show will be
presented Tuesday evening by men,
bers of the Kilowatt and Pepcolite
Employees Clubs of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. in the company's
auditorium. The production is be-
ing staged by Bert Foy of the re-
search department.
The musical group to be featured
in the show the Blue Ridge
Ramblers" of the Capital Transit
Co. Plans are under way, it was
said, to present the entire show to
the men of Mount Alto and Walter
Reed Hospitals.
Members of the cast include N. H.
Barnes, C. r. Macintosh, Mrs. l..
A. .Romersa, J. H. Dawson, H. w.
Molineu, Norman Slant, M. M. Nc
Quire, K. N. Mount, R. L. Lawson,
Mabel L. Lotus, Lee Gonzaves, Vic
tor Clements, G. W. Yeatman, c. E.
Brockway, Miss M. E. Folmer, j. E.
Shaeffer, Mrs. o. B. Winter, Mrs. H.
Berry, Miss c. Num-. Miss j. Hen
bricks. W. B. Sullivan, D. F. Weaver,
jr., and E. E. Howe. Rehearsal
musical director is Miss Eleaine
Chase.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
nation" He paused moment, then

nation" He paused a moment, then
added:
"It is the usual proclamation set
ting aside May 8 as Mothers Day"
There was noticeable let-down
among the reporters.
THAT should be a proclamation
fixing anticlimax day." reporter
observed. (The Presidential order on
coal came more than an hour laterD
The Mothers Day Proclamation
called on the American people to
display the flag at their homes as
a public expression of our love and
esteem for the mothers of our coun-
try ..-..;. 1, -
The President cited the fact that
millions of American mothers with
sons and husbands overseas "are
Evening star., 1943-05-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. MAY q 1s4s
tive Immediately and retroactive to

tive Immediately and retroactive to
April 10.
Signed by DR.. B. F. Ashe, re-
gional. VINO director, the edict en-
braces Georgia, Alabama, Florida,
Tennessee, Mississippi and South
Carolina, excepting only those areas
where earlier stabilization orders
took effect.
Each employer within this re-
gion," said the order, will assist
in the elimination of wasteful labor
piracy and unnecessary labor turn
over by requiring every prospective
employe to fill out before being ac-
tually hired a classification and re-
lease record unless the applicant
presents to said employer an official
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Father Drought, al, Dies;
Attended Walker Weddinq
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Very
Rev. James M. Drought, AZ, first
assistant general and treasurer of
Maryknoll Fathers at Maryknoll,
N. Y. died in the Hotel Commodore
here late today from heart ailment.
He was taken i'll while sitting in
the lobby of the hotel after attend
ing the wedding of Miss Ruth Ann
Shelare and Ensign Thomas j.
Walker. son of Postmaster General
and Mrs. Walker, at st. Patrick's
Cathedral
Father Drought was born in New
York. A brother, William Drought
Of Long Beach, survives. M
The order with which Father
Drought was connected oficially is
known as the Catholic Foreign Mis-
sion Society of America, and pre-
pares missionaries for service in
China.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Woman SIoshed, Beaten;
Police Hunt SuiIor

Police late last night were seeking
a young sailor after a 36-year-old
woman was found lying on the north
end of the Highway Bridge with her
throat slashed and her face beaten.
The woman was reported in "fair
condition" at Emergency Hospital
after an taxicab driver brought her
to the hospital
Police said the sailor was an ac-
quaintsnce of the woman and the
attack occurred last night after an
argument between the two. She was
treated at the hospital for lacera-
tions to the throat and bruises about
the face.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
| Early Calls Press
For Big News
lon Mothers Day
Bs. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Poised for an important White
House announcement on the coal
strike, reporters were called into
White House Secretary Stephen
Early's Office shortly after 10 am.
yesterday. Tense, they waited the
news. & a.
"Well, gentlemen" Mr.. Early be-
gar, st have a Presidential procla-r
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Liebermonn Widow, 85,,
Is Reported Suicide 1
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The 85-
year-old widow of Max Liebermann,
one of Germany's famous painters,
committed suicide in Berlin because
she was about to be deported by the
Nazis and could not obtain enough
ransom money" the Swiss news
paper ST. Caller Tagblatt was quoted
as saying by the Office of War In-3
formation tonight. NJ
Evening star., 1943-05-02

United States Employment Service
referral card.
"If upon examination of the In
formation furnished on q classical
ton and release record it appears
that the employe has been employed
during the past 80 days by an en-
ployer in an essential. activity, the
employer shall either decline to en-
ploy said worker, or will employ him
on a tentative basis subject to veri-
fication and approval of his reten-
ton by the United States Employ
ment Service of the War Manpower
Commission,
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Job-Freezing Order
Is Issued for South
1000, 900 Affected by
StubiIizution Move

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May 1.-The regional
War Manpower Commission issued
a region wide labor stabilization or
der today, freezing approximately
100000 Southern workers in essen
tial industry unless released by pres
ent employers. The order was effec-
Evening star., 1943-05-02

BOYHOOD FRIENDS MEET IN NJUNGLE-Fends had been
separated since they boyhood pals living street
from each other meet again in the jungle Pacific
island where they duty Mlburn Mccarthy
E Qet OF the former president of the
Der OF Commerce. chats of old times drink of
milk with Carl Garrett of former Representative
L. Garrett of Texas A P. Photo from Marine Corps
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Frunco at Cordoba

CORDOBA, Spain, May ! tF.-
Generalissimo Francisco Franco ar
rived at Cordoba today, and was
greeted by the mayor, civil, military
and phalange leaders.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

bearing so nobly the sorrow of seu4
aration and the hardships Of war
time dislocation. ~
Evening star., 1943-05-02

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory In the bag.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-01
Early British, American And Russian
War Conference Viewed AS Certainty

cessary and urgent that confer.
ence between British; United States
and Russian foreign ministers or
their responsible representatives
should be held" if he had known
in advance that any major stumb-
ling block had been placed In the
path of such a meeting.
Furthermore, the feeling in Of
fetal quarters was markedly more
optimistic over the possibilities OF
conference than before Maisky's
arrival and Churchill's statement.
No statement was made official.
ly concerning the prospects, but
there appeared to be a good foun-
dation for the general speculation
that a tri-partite conference would
Continued on Page Two; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-01
New Second Front
Appeal Published
In Red Newspaper

MOSCOW, Aug. 81. -(P)- A new
appeal for an invasion of western
Europe and protest against plans
for a post war confederation OF
eastern European states were pub
lished today by Pravda, official
communist party newspaper, quot
ing Volna Polska, organ of the
free Polish movement issued in
the Soviet Union.
Reviewing the latest issue of
the newspaper, Pravda said that
it "reproaches Polish emigre cir
cles in London for having forgot
ten Polish national interests and
for not urging second front in
Europe"
Pravda asserted that ''the policy
of some emigre circles in London
is not directed toward defense of
the national interests of Poland.
Frequently it goes in a. diametri-
cally opposite direction"
"This was the reaction of Volna
Polska to statements made by the
Polish press in London which
raised the notorious question OF
confederation states situated be-
tween the four seas, the Baltic,
Black, Adriatic and Aegean, -
Pravda continued. 1.-The newspaper
gave a sharp rebuke to the Chau-
whistle plans of feudal reaction
airy elements"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-01
Il PERSONS HURT
IN TRAIN WRECK
Two ACL Units Involved
In Crash At Fremont
Tuesday Morning

GOLDSBORO, Aug 81. - R -
Eleven persons were hurt today
in an accident involving two At
lantic Coast Line trains at Ere
mont.
Mayor O. E. burlington OF Ere
mont said the locomotive OF train
No. IL sideswiped the last car OF
an empty Pullman train as both
were leaving the station there.
In Wilmington, c. G. Slbley,
general manager of the railroad,
said the accident appeared to have
resulted from imam failure" He
did not elaborate.
Most of those hurt suffered only
superficial injuries, apparently.
burlington said the engineer and
fireman of the locomotive pulling
the empty train were taken eth
er to Rocky Mount or Wilson for
treatment.
At the Atlantic Coast Line hospl-
tai in Rocky Mount were three
patients hurt in the wreck. They
were identified in the hospital re-
cords as George T. Farrer OF Will
mington, engineer, who was re-
ported to have suffered critical in
juries; Mrs. Francis Engbaum OF
Cherry Point, a passenger, injuries
slight: and Henry Shavers, Negro
fireman of Rocky Mount, injuries
slight
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-01
RECREATION HEAD
TO SPEAK IN CITY
DR.. Harold Meyers, Chapel
Hill, Will Talk To
Group Meeting

DR.. Harold D. Meyers Of Chapel
Hill. whom Governor. Broughton
recently appointed executive sec
rearv of the State Recreation
committee, will be in Wilmington
on September to speak on rec
reation. both from the state and
local viewpoint.
Doctor Meyers is recognized not
only as an outstanding author,'y
on recreation but highly talented
speaker as we'll Harry M. Wei
lott, federal coordinator of recre-
alton in this area, who announced
his coming to a group in Woodrow
Wilson hut Tuesday afternoon. de-
clared Doctor Meyers better &C
ouainted with directed recreational
programs than any one he mad
ever contacted.
The meeting will be held at the
U.S.O. center, Second and Orange
streets. at o'clock next Tuesday
evening.
CITY Manager A. c. Nichlos is
chairman of temporary committee
on attendance, the personnel OF
which is composed of city and
county officials, civic club and 9th
er organization leaders with a spe-
cific interest in recreation. These
persons, under Mr.. Nichols guild
ance, have accepted the response
bility of interesting their assocl-
ates and urging their attendance.
In addition to Mr.. Nichols, the
personnel of the committee is: L.
J. Poisson, D. H. Darden, the Rev
Walter B. Freed, W. ]. Riley,
Jesse Reynolds, Mrs. J. B. Sid
bury. Mrs. Lester Preston, Addl-
son Hewlett, Edgar L. Vow, DR..
A. H. Elliot, the Rev. James Law
son. Eugene Edwards. Sheriff C..
David Jones, R. A. Dunlea, DR..
y. Watts Farthing, F. O. Fockler,
Robert Dannenbaum, Jr., ] a c k
Hope, Wilbur r. Dosher, M S
Ingeborg Rudd, Henry Gerdes, W..
A. Stewart, Miss Helen Chiznar,
CORTLAND w. Baker, ]. B. Hunt
ington, Paul Allen, L. A. Raney,
H. M. Roland and Herbert SIENNA.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-01
JAPANESE PLANE
LOSSES NEAR 600
Between 46 And So Craft
Destroyed In Latest At
tack On Airdromes

Z ALLIED. HEADQUARTERS IN
T i SOUTHWEST PAcIEIc, Aug
81 .ACARAJapanese plane losses du:
ing. the last month in New Guinea
and the Solomon islands W er G
brought to approximately 900 by
the destruction of between 46 and
50 in actions announced today ir
General douglas Macarthur com
munique.
A l14-ton raid on Wewak, New
Guinea. on Sunday added at leas1
81 and possibly 40, to the tota!
of more than 300 destroyed there
since the first big attack on Au'
Other japanese losses reported
TODAY included eight at the kahlkl
airdronoe in the northern Solomons
and one in Dutch New Guinea.
These latest air victories boost
ed the total in New Guinea during
the month to at least 381 and II
the Solomons to a minimum OF 2oo
These figures do not Include enc
nv planes listed as probably de-
stroyed.
In Sundays raid on Wewak. Lib
orator bombers wiped out IL planes
on the ground while Llghtnlngs
downed between Is and 81 ZeroS
in furious battles. Allied mead
quarters reported that "our losses
were light"
Today's communicate also re-
ported that strong enemy counter
attacks had been repulsed on the
salamaua air base on the north
eastern coast Of New Guinea.
A spokesman for General Mac
Arthur disclosed that Allied troops
now hold ridge positions above a.
well as below Salamaua. The coun
terattacks were made on the new
positions on Kila ridge above the
airdrome. Previous fighting mac
been below the airstrip where jun
gle fighters had approached the
southwestern edge of the field.
In addition to Wwak two othel
supply bases for Salamaua were
attacked. A strong force OF Mlteh
ell medium bombers dropped a
tons of explosives on Alexishater
and Bogadjim, between WeWak
and Salamua, on the coast. Fue
and supply dumps were set a1lre
and many barges were sunk.