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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
The War Fronts

IIALiFhth Army captures peak overlooking inland road
Rome. Page IL
RUSSIA-Germans hur coco desperate battle to
hold Reds winter offensive Page -.
SOUTHWEST PACFIC-Yanks take Jap air strip Arawe
push on INTO jungle, AIsses sa4f4f f4a
AIR WAR-RAF hcavyweghts plaster Frankfurt with more
than 1000 tons and also attack Mannheim Ludwig shafen
pm what may have been wars greatest raid Mosquitoes hit
westerly Germany and Belgium total of - bombcrs lost
" Eighth Air Force rips Bremen, losing p
aud downing 40 Nan fighters: Z. S. Mediterranean
5oabers raid a 7irfeld downing IS enemy
fighters Page
HEDDS OLD STYLE FISH ND Acknowledgements specialists
oat Dressing delicious, steak ftng
not ratond thc dcS>nE Surgical supports 49, Woodward
Adv. Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Feud Put Up
ToGov. Kelly
nv Dos GARDNER
Ttmss stan Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. 21-Gov
Kelly will be asked 10 settle
the dispute between Judge
Leland W. Carr and Atty.
Gen. Herbert J Rusht0n over
the appointment of a special
grand jury prosecutor, 1t was
learned today.
The split between Rl,hfon and
Carr became wider when Ru,htor
announced he had gone ahead
with ms original plans 10 hire Jas
" LInNcy Grand Rapids i8WNcr
and lifelong intimate Of RfpubH-
can National Committeeman
Frank y NCka,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
HILL OCCUPIED

At one point we advanced
q mile and a half while else
where an important hill was oc-
cupied. Patrols were active in
the coastal sector"
The important hill was Mt
Spnuccio, four miles west of
Fllgnano ami some eight miles
north OF the san PIetro sector
Where the Americans had won
one 9l Tho b,ttercSt battles of the
Italian campaign
A spokesman said the advance
west 9b F.lgnano near the pre-
.1ously captured village of La
gore. wa, approCIablo Reports
were lacking on developments m
.be san PlC'ro-San Nlttorc sector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

then plunged on Into the
dense growth after TIE slowly
Withdrawing laps.
~ ENEMY TERRITORY
/"Our patrols, Is Said Cen Mac
Arthurs c0uwlrique. are
spreading into enemy territory
Macarthur also announced the
fifth consecutive smashing aIr at
tack against The Jap base a. Cape
Gloucester on tro western TIP Of
New Britain.
SUCH continuous pounding Of
-mS important Jap base caused
speculation that It. Cen. George
{. kennel airmen ATE >ottcnIrI
Ip The Jap dclcn>es IN prepar4-
.on for an INVASION landing on thc
west coa>t Of New Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
'd1OOeifellOWS
Sell Papers
Times Photo

Renewing Of Detroits cherished traditions,
hundreds Of Old Newsboy gathered downtown
today special Goodeow editions thus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
PURPOSE EXPLAINED

Led by a band, the Old News
boys gathered in front of the De-
troit News building. proceeded to
the Detroit Free Press. the Penob-
scot Building and The Detroit
Times. Along the way, the men
sang such songs as Michigan, My
Michigan and ".Auld\Lang Syne"
in memory of Russell A, Alger and
James Brady.
Explaining the purpose Of the
sale. Old Newsboy President Alex
Schneider said:
Every penny contributed In
tOday's sale will go to help
those needy children" he said.
Each will receive shoes, stock
ings, warm underwear, toys,
dolls, books or games; sweaters
or dresses. And there's also n
box OF candy for each, donated
by the Fred Sanders Co"
This year. each Old Newsboy in
identified by a badge bearing a
large Y for victory as a reminder
that good viii must assert itself
even more strongly in A nation
and world az war.
Leading of the force Of sales
Continued on Page Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Ydnks Seize
Peak Over
=
Rome Road

ALLIED HQ. -Algiers; Dec,
81 tUP)-American troops
edging forward a mile and a
half in the snow capped
mountains of Italy have cap
.tured Mt. Spinuccio, $500
foot peak looking down on
the inland road to. Rome, it
was ANNOUNCED today.
1t. Con Clark swung the right
wing of his Fifth Army slowly
NOTWITHSTANDING bringing it in line
with nthe positions on the coast
and.yn thetcentcr where the cap
fufe Of San Pietro had cracked
The core OF German resistance. :
TIGHTE\S HOLD
Across fhe peninsula the British
Eighth Army ughtenede as hold
one the Vital road between OTtona
and Or>onga. twin anchors Of the
German Incl which were under
dUocr threat
The f,aTo radD~feportea
~ cot .Eek'Ing % OrSpnga, l.
MS inland from Qrtona.
A.CicrS advyCcS Saturday said
tho BRITISH had driven into the
outskirts OF OTSonCaD
Fifth Army troops continued
10 advance in some portions Of
the mountainous country eH the
right Of the army front" Gen.
Dwight i Eisenhower com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
In The Times TODAY

Look AZ the Casualties
Then Buy War Bonds
Your Banker-Adr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
LINSEN o. J0B

i'n>oy arrived ncr/ Yesterday
ready 70 take up hIIGlln>.
Told of the announcement
Judge Carr Was obviously sur
priScd -+nce it came loss than a
week after RuShton stepped our
Of The grand jury
II beliefe tho man who goes
through the detail work Of the
grand jury investigation j. far
better prepared 90 proceed with
the prosecutions than some one
brought from the outside"
Judge Carr said
II refer. Of course. 10 Kim
Sigler, whom I appointed last
week 10 carry on the grand jury
work. After~the indictments are
made. Sigler would he better
prosecutor than any one else. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
50 BoMBERS LOST


Forty-tWo bombcrS We're lu>t-iu
the two big attacks. IN me Mos
quito raids on western Germany
and Belgium and IN minc-layng
operations. II was the biggest loss
In a single night since "a bcmbcrS
failed 10 return from 4 raid on
Leipzig and other operations the
night Of Oct. 20.
Guided by flares dropped by
Pathfinder planes which swept
over Frankfurt shortly before the
main attack. BrtalnS biggest
bombcrS laid a pattern of bombs
ranging from four-ton SuperhlOck-
busters 70 two-pound inccndiarlcS.
across the city'S spraying chemi-
cal and arms factories.
First reports indicate the
no Thing was effective and large
Continued on Page ,. Col -
Best Christmas Gift Ever
War BOnds
Your BankCI-AdV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
THE WEATHER
HorRLY TRANSFORMATIONS

The sun VIII s4t a., 5.dt , m t9day
Hn1 -t-e- tennrr.u A. s-5- m
The uaen VIII sef ar as RI To-
dav ana rise tImorf9a a. s.t6 a M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
Stain Is "a Today

LONDON. Dec 81 up Pre-.
mlcr Stain of Russia IS 81 today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
FUNDS GIVEN CARR

When RuShton res lgncd from
the grand jury he turned over
about $4,000 % Judge Carr i'm
funds set aside by tho Little
Legislature
Judge Carr lcfr hide doubt no.
would confer with GOV Kelly ON
the possibility of calling back the
Little Legislature soon 10 clarity
his position relative 20 the eN-
penditure of these funds
When the Judge calls for my
help, ! will he ready 90 give IT
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

Joyful Christmas for an esti-
mated 10000 underprivileged
children who otherwise would
have dismal holiday.
Bankers, lawyers, judges, BUSH
ness executives and policemen
many of whom STAYED off actual
want in childhood by selling
included in the con-
which staged a brief pa
lade prior TO taking up pre-
assigned stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
RAID N STRENGTH

The British togr-euginsd bomb
ers struck al southwest Germany
IN vhich was described a~ Very
great" strength only "a fcN hours
after American heavy bomber,
again clampcd an aerial pmccr>
on AXIS Europe with an assault
from Britain ON Bremen and twin
attacks from The Mediterranean
on The Bulgarian capital of Sofia
and the Greek arncld at EIcusl>.
The main Raj force Fast night
concentrated mighty block
buster ASSAULT ON the chemical
center a. Frankfurt. WmIe 81 force
only slightly smaller bt NI5gu-
helm-LudWIEShaicn second largcsf
inland port ln Europe and per
hapS second only 90 Frankfurt n
It's production of chemicals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

For Christmas
Pwv Narr War Bonds
N0W Banker Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

DON'T RISK Loss Of YOUR War
Bonds Take them 70 Industrial
National Bank for Safckeep.ns-
Low cost scrvlcr-AdE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

100 selection and fitting tru~SeS and
Surgical supports 448 Woodward
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Glove Stretcher

AFTER YOU have washed
doeSkin gloves If you don't have
a glove strctcher-try running a
cold curling iron into each
finger, stretching them gently
until you have the desired shape.
This is a suggestion from La
raine Day, a great glove fancier
herself. and II was picked up on
the set where she was working
-Nlth- Cary Grant in in From Here
70 Victory"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
{-~-
Girl WHO Waits
Should Be Leaning
How to Make a Home
BY HELEN ROWLAND

lust what do YOU mean, when
YOU write hm win the war
and come home, soon, Oar
hng ? Because, that is the re-
fraln which runs through your
mind, all Of tho time, whether
you write il or not.
What are you doing TO make
a home" for him % come back
10? Because Johnny Doughboy
Will want a Home % as he never
did, before, And this Is the time
for every girl who is engaged or
married 10 a soldier 10 start
making that dream Of ms come
true.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Things To Do With Egg,

TRY DRESSING up your
eggs for a change. How about
hot deviled eggs, eggs in cahoots.
with asparagus tips. or nesting
In hnffy pImICnto potato nests.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

or a career. her avocation, AZ
this important moment should
be making a home or learning
10 make a home for the man
who IS fighting for that home.
Not only is that doing her
bit: she viii find il the one
satisfying way OF keeping up
her morale and her courage.
Most women have an inStlnc-
tive talent a positive gift. for
making home, wherever they
may be. Put them IN a tent Or "A
cheap hotel-room. and they viii
scatter a few books and maga-
zines. sofa-cushionS and pho
tographS around-and somehow
IL becomes homelIke in IS min
utpS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Nuts for Flavor

MIXED GRATED Brazil nuts
with deviled egg mixture; add
nuts TO French dressing; mix
with cottage cheese for a quick
SALAD.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
What Soldier Dreams

To a soldier, far away, home
means something besides four
walls.
The very word home p brings
him visions Of comfort beauty,
warmth and loving soiicitude
OF dear familiar things his IA
vorite books and pictures, of
soft. mellow lights, inviting
chairs and coucheS. Of bowls Of
flowers ms row of pot plpcs, u :
good. old dog of turkey dinners,
his wifcs or his mothers cook
Ing OF all his household gods
Distance lends enChantmcnt 20
his clorifcd vision Of home
10. Home IS rot JUST four
walls and some sticks Of mod
erniSuc instalment furniture.
That is just house or an apart
ncnt.
A home is something that
grows. right out Of the heart
Usually. The wOman'S heart II
must have personality and COM
fort and beauty and show loving
thought n every touch.
No matter how hard a girl is
working for defense or living
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

w. Vernon, at Central
WOODWARD, at 9-MHe
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Learn 10 Cook

Girls who think that they
aren't domestic. might Try learn
ing how 10 cook and mend and
do their own houscwork.
For, we shall all be coming TO
IL soon; and IL viii mean a lot.
II YOU can rustic up "A tempting
home-cooked meal for a man
who has been subSiSting on
army-cooklng, navy beans, and
canned goods,
Only when a girl has acquired
the Art Of honc-making and has
a real hofe waiting can she
say Come home. Darling" /" with
any genuine meaning and honest
enthusiasm
CopyuFh', 1888. hy KING Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Heavy quality hammered rayon satin
dama'k draperies in jox9O-ineh size.
Fully and accurately lined, ready for
hanging. Save at Fedsrars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Salad Dressing

HERE is a dressing for ths
fayorite green salad. Shake
cup Of canned tomato sauce,
cup salad oil a cup vinegar
with salt and SUGAR. Mix well.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Safeguards
For Women
In Industry
CHICAGO, Jan. rs.

nR II CLOSE HESSELTINF,
- chairman Of the obstetrics
and gynecology committee Of
the American Medical ASSocia-
tion said today that special safe
guards were necessary 70 pro-
tect American women in indus
Try.
HoSseltinc, who gave his com
mittec report 10 the fifth annual
congress on industrial health,
advocated regular plant physi-
clans, industrial hygiene Serv-
ices -and control OF unhealthful
exposure. In addition. his COM
mittec recommended that:
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

HARPER, cor. BaIdiVia
Michigan, cor. jjrd
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
THOUGHT OF Home

II is the thought of his home
and all that IL stands for that
inspires a man 10 fight for its
safety.
And its the thought Of COM
ing home that keeps up his
heart and his courage whether
he's sweating under Africa's sun
or Wading through iCc and snow
in Iceland at Christmas time.
II has taken this war 20 bring
all of US back Home
In the big cities most Of us
were beginning 10 regard home
As just a place In which 20
change 20 our dinner clothes, IN
order 10 60 somewhere else.
But these dark nights have
taught us 10 appreciate the
charms Of our own fresideS, our
books, our radios, our home
cooking. We are getting ac-
quainted with our own families.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Gratiot, at 7-Miie Rd.
Michigan, at Sebaeter
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Sturdy CURTAIN
STRETCHFRS, full
SIS f. stIe easel.
type Of finished
wood Print i 90
cd inch rule. tSS
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Rest Periods

I Strain and too long periods
Of sitting or standing should be
avoided
s Pregnant women SHOULD be
kept from contact with injurious
substances. including lead, mer-
curry, arsenic, phosphorous and
benzol
"a eGuate rest periods
should be provided particularly
for pregnant women.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Maximum Weight Lift

! Mothers should work only
on day or afternoon shifts, since
women generally work az home
IN addition 70 their regular fac
tory Jobs.
2 Maximum weight lift for
women should not exceed 35
pounds lower for older or preg-
nant women.
Women should wear Slacks,
comfortable low shoes and avoid
dangling sleeves on blouSeS.
4 Women should be employed
IS 70 1S hours a, week. depend
Irr on the work and the !ndl-
vidual
Proper rest rooms should
be provided for women with
couches for them 10 rechne
6-Each plant should have
four women or matrons familiar
with supervision of women en-
ployes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
55 Years of Service

New York Times
Now celebrating its fifty-fifth anniversary, the
Jewish Theological Seminary has earned an enviable
place in the educational and religious life of our
community and nation Under the able guidance of
its president, DR.. Louis Finkelsten, the Seminary
has held fast to those spiritual values that are
more important today than ever before. For more
than half century it has espoused the cause of
geous and far-sghted vision has played no small
roll in upholding American culture.
The Institute for Religious Studies, now an in
tegral part of the Seminary, represents the Ameri-
spirit of freedom and tolerance at its best Con-
Quoted under the combined leadership of Protestant
Catholic and Jewish scholars, the Institute has
served inspiration for those who believe in
democratic traditions The Institute President Roo
sevelt said recently, lis important symbol of ma
tonal solidarity which will in time, become an
increasingly powerful instrument for enghtenins
men OF all faiths regarding the basic values of each
others doctrine and practice and their common
responsibility for the development of democratic
civilization. 1t has helped keep aoft that "spiri-
tual energy which DR.. George N Shuster cites as
being greatest force for good
In keeping with its past record of achieve
ment, the Jewish Theological Seminary is looking
ahead years of growing activity and greater serv-
ice to the community At meetings and conferences
has outlined broad program of expanded projects
for the future. AS long the doors of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and like institutions speaking
for the brotherhood of remain open, our demo-
cratic traditions and ideals cannot be destroyed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
KNOX GETS TOUGH

A bit belatedly, Secretary of the
Navy Frank Knox has now taken
up the cudgels for escort vessels and
made them his pet scheme. With
his usual enthusiasm, he is pound
ing home the Importance of build
ing more of these small ships to
protect merchant ships, rather than
a lot of big merchant ships which
may be sunk their first trip overseas
without escort vessels.
This is proposal put forward by
the so-called long haired" boys, or
government planner, exactly one
year ago. They pointed out that
there was no use putting millions OF
tons of steel and millions of hours
of labor into Liberty freighters SO
long as they might be sent to the
bottom in a few weeks. The thing
TO do, they argued, was to build
small, fast escort vessels to fight off
the submarines.
However, the Admirals wanted to
put their steel at first into battle
ships, later into other types of war
ships.
While cruisers, destroyers and sub
marines are absolutely necessary,
Secretary Knox has now stepped in
and points out that the escort vessel
is equally essential. He is urging
a decrease in the amount of material
going into merchant ships until
enough escort vessels can be built to
protect them.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
Atlantic, and Pacific Charter
philadelphia Record

Queen Wilhenlina of Holland has made an I'M
portant contribution to United Nations strength in
Asia by her statement the future of the Dutch
Empire.
The Queen proposes a postwar Netherlands
Commonwealth" The four parts-Holland Neither
lands East Indies, Curacao and Surinam--would be
independent in internal affairs, but combined "by
readiness to render mutual assistance"
Wisely, Queen Wilhelmina says the exact form
of the kingdom could not be defined at present be-
cause the conquered populations of Holland and the
Indies should first be allowed to state their views
And she adds: Il know that political unic
or national cohesion can continue to exist which is
not supported by the voluntary acceptance and the
faith OF the great majority of the citizenry7
That is far cry from the old days of white
mans burden and from our own 'civilize EN- with
Krag" attitude toward the Filipinos only 40 wears
ago
We are learning, and learning fast.
And the faster learn the sooner we counter
act the Asia for the Asatics" slogan of the Japa-
nese, which proved powerful propaganda force in
Malaga and Burma
Queen Whelmina's statement is hopeful indi-
cation that we are beginning to approach the prob
lem and willing to consider the best interests OF
native populations.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
MERRY-GO-ROJJND

Mayor Ed Kelly, Democratic boss
OF Chicago. was collecting a large
dossier on Leon Henderson's ra-
tioning administration which he was
ready to spring unless Leon was
ousted At the memorial services
for the late Justice Brandeis every
one discreetly SHE'D away from the
manner in which Brendeis had been
opposed for confirmation by big bust
ness-except for Senator Norris who
brought out the full facts in no
uncertain terms The exact num-
bers remain a military secret, but it
can now be revealed that a sub
stantial' number of Chinese troops
are being trained by American Of
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
ROSY RUMORS

Every time a shortage is in the offing we
can expect a fine new batch of rosy That
was the case with rubber 1t is the with
coffee.
Even now we hear talk about coffee substitutes
that are just as good the real thing. There are
such substitutes but not in the United States. And
as far rubber goes told by Administrator
LETTERS that it is doubtful if production will be even
sufficient to meet military demands
Americans accomplish much the peo-
Piles Of any other nation. We proud of our
the rest of the world But the cold facts tell us
that no matter how hard they try they can't relieve
the coffee shortage the rubber shortage
Rumor tells that glistening white clusters Of
crystals obtained from certain plants and dissolved
in the coffee cup will taste just like coffee That is
So But none of these plants has been located III
the United States The plants must be imported
and that is just as hard as importing the real thing
coffee
Similarly, before Jeffers took control Of
the rubber situation, some persons would lead
TO believe that there would be plenty of syn
thetic rubber produced-enough to tire the nation
But letters has stated that delays in this pro-
duction may reach beyond the danger line into dis
aster and be insufficient to meet military de-
mands Even now tanks are coming off assempl,
lines with steel reads which cut their speed Is per-
cent-becaise the factories can't get the rubber.
This country is strongly in need of leaders, adj
ministrators who will tell the truth to Americans
Many of these rosy rumors are based on official an
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
Daily Lessons in English S%y. /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN say, started the work
erd yesterday"
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: ashal first syl
second syllable as SHALL, A unstressed
OFTEN part the head Scul Ga small
boat.
display splendor parade
grandeur.
a word three times and it is yours Let us
each Todays word
creditng fault virtue The
to be ashamed OF
ought be ashamed ofTuly
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-04
JUNEAU WOMAN IS
FOUND DEAD IN BED


Mrs. Angel S. Couture, 80 years
old, was found dead in the bed of
her quarters in South Franklin
Street rooming house early this
morning, U. S. Deputy Marshal
Walter Hellan reported today.
Although she sustained slight
injury a week ago when she fell
on a slippery sidewalk, officers
said that the doctor who examined
the body said death resulted from
natural causes and there was no
evidence of foul play
Survivors include daughter,
Emma Clare. high school student
in Ellensburg, Wash, and Mrs
.Corture's mother. Mrs. F. w. Bake,
of Salt Lake City.