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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Firemen Called

Firemen Called
Firemen were called to the homo
Of Louis Pook, Ill Ballard ST., at
7:45 Monday evening when an
overheated furnace caused one Of
the doors to blow open.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Owner Warned

Police, who have received COM
plants within the past few days
OF pigs belonging to Ben Meyer, lis
South st. running at large in that
neighborhood, warned the owner
that official action will be taken
unless the animals are confined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Bicycle Stolen

Bicycle Stolen
Theft OF a bicycle belonging to
Emmett Richards, .S07 Lowell ST..
from its parking place near the
Wuerth Theater, was reported to
police Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Fleet In offensive

Fleet In offensive
Pearl Harbor. Dec. up A
powerful. revenge-bent American
carrier fleet has Joined the contin-
uing offensive to blast the enemy
from the Marshall Islands. II was
disclosed today on the second ami
versary OF the Japanese sneak al
tack on Pearl Harbor.
Mar@iding} on the sea lanes
through The Central Pacific toward
Tokyo. the carrier-borne aircraft
hit the island strongholds Saturday
in the 5th raid against them by
American planes since Nov. 8.
Radio silence made necessary by
the daring venture challenging the
Japanese to stop their offensive
prevented issuance OF details OF the
raid by Pacific fleet headquarters.
Tokyo radio had acknowledged
the size OF the raid yesterday by
reporting 100 planes made the at
tack. claiming 20 were shot down
and that some damage was caused.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

George Fletcher, president OF the
Npsilapti Foremens Club. was guest
Of the National Foremens Club
board meeting at the Detroit-Le-
land Hotel, Detroit. Saturday night.
Dr. r. Clyde Ford is to lecture
on Peter White, the Upper PENN
sula Pioneer" before the Detroit
Algonquin club. Friday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
In The Sick Room

Mrs. Anna Belle Reynolds, 202
River St. has returned home from
Boyer Hospital where she under
went a surgical operation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Woodruff Club Has
Christmas PROGRAM

The Woodruff Mothers Club lis
tened to Christmas stories. sang
Christmas carols and exchanged
gifts, Monday evening at their De.
cember meeting at Woodruff
School.
Miss Eleanor Weston, former
principal OF the school, was a guest
and read a Christmas story. 1.-The
Worker in Sandalwood, by Mar.
iorie Pickthal. after which she told
the story. The Little Blue Dishes. A"
After singing Christmas carols
and exchanging gifts the group
was served light refreshments by
the committee. Mrs. William Elem
ing and Mrs. Gordon Harrington.
For the program for the next
meeting. Jan. IS. there will be a
question box and general discus
sion. Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mrs
Ray Fugate will be co.hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
MARRIAGE Announced

Marriage Announced
Announcement Is being made BY
Mr., and Mrs. F. Joseph Keller.
Dearborn. OF the marriage OF their
daughter. Margaret Louise, a for
mer resident Of this city, to George
Delmer Schlaff.
Charles Gregory has moved to
Dearborn from South Grove ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Wednesday

wednesday
NBC-9 80 a. m.-Tommy Taylor
made Songs;
100 p. m.-Sketches In Melody
6:15-Roundtable Post War
Jobs
CBS-l2 Noon-Kate smith,
4:45-Perry Como Song;
6:15-Lyn Murray Music.
BLU-11:45 a. m.-Tom Girdle(
on Maximum Production Y
Still Ahead;
1870 p. m.-Gospel Singer;
3:15-Drama, My Story.
MBS-10:30 a. m.-Shady Valley
Folks:
2:30-Mutual Goes Calling;
4:30-Full Speed Ahead, Variety.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Pick Of The Air Today

S:S0-Dufiy's;
9:00-Famous Jury Trials;
1O:15-Cheste Bowles on OPA;
1O:30.-American Tomorrow For
UNI, Healthy American Agri-
culture
MBS Johnson Family;
S:30-Harmony Hall;
9:30-American Forum How
VIII Business Convert 10
Peace;
10:30-Farm Bureau convention;
11:30-Sinfoniet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Tire, Rim Stolen

Jacob W. Sebert. IL Perrin St.
reported the theft OF tire and rim
from his automobile Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
seal Defeat


Allied Headquarters. Southwest
Pacific. Dec. 7-UP-American
forces have sealed the defeat Of the
Japanese in the Northern Sol9mons,
field dispatch said today as a L.
s. naval bombardment and heavy
aerial attacks on Bougainville and
adjacent island bases we're an
nounced.
Final conquest OF the Bougain-
Vile area still may be a matter OF
months. United Press Correspond
ent George Jones said In Guadal-
canal dispatch after returning from
the invaded island.
But he added that the $4,000 Jap
anese and laborers in the Northern
Solomons on the southeastern ap'
proaches to Rabaul we're facing one
OF three characterization, a fight
to the death or a risky attempt to
flee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Stabbed In Back

Stabbed In Back
George O'Neill, 81. 704 Emmett
St.. was stabbed in the back Mon.
day during an alteration in Ednas
Cafe, so n. Huron St. Mr.. O'Neill
plans to make complaint against
his assailant.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Coal Strike Shuts
9 Steel Furnaces
Rebel Miners threaten
Crisis in War Output

PITTSBURGH July ~ 1NS)
War-vital steel production was
dealt another staggering body
blow today by lnSurccnt soft coal
miners m southwestern PcnnSYl-
wanna, whore the four-daN N-old
strike remained unbrokcn
United States steel Corp Tho
nations biggest steel producer
reported that nine blast furnaces
would be banked over the week
end, raising 10 l2 the number OF
IDLE furnaces m the Pittsburgh
area As a result Of the latest
miners rebellion
Earlier. the steel company disc
closed that six OF MS mines ln
Fayctte County were closed hl
outlaw plcketS. SlaShlng coal pro-
duction from a normal 81 600 tons
daily 10 less than 1000 tons This
morning
A spokesman announced also
that tho Clarion hyprodlc's
plant which manufactures war
necessary materials had been re-
duCed to 80 per cent of capacity.
Jones & LauChln steel Corn.
with all -four of lt> mines lnopcra-
tive, said "a crisis was fast ape
preaching
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Use Of Racial Issue
In Election AssaiIed

r = Thomas. CAW-CIO prcNi.
dent Saturday decrled reported
attempts of clectlonecrnG haSeC
Ou racial ISSUE, in the election oi
officers now being conducted ~
the Willow Run bomber plant
Local No 80. a. YpsilantL
This j. repre- hcnSi bIe
course of conduct" ne SAID "No
good union should either indulge
in or pay any attention TO such
vicious elcctioneering methods.
The election of officers i'm a
local union. ~ in the inter
national union, should be ON the
basis of individual merit re-
gardlcSS ~ color, race or re-
ligiun
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Paper Bombs
To Fall on City

a simulated air rand by Civil
Air Patrol planes on industrial
and metropolitan areas Of Wayne
Oakland and Macomb counties
VIII take place some time late
in July. II was announced Satur-
day by Capt. Donald s. Leonard,
state director OF civilian defense.
Paper bombs Of different ColorS
each color calling for a specific
action by air rand wardcnS. will
be dropped during the daytime
raid requested by Detroit and
Dearborn civilian defense officials.
Red paper bombs. for instance.
may designate a four-ton block
buster Cap eonard said
whereas other colorS viii repre-
sent fire, time and uneNploded
bombs
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Saginaw Farms
Ask Child Labor

SAGINAW. July 70 Perfect
crop weather which has brought
a wealth OF weeds As well as good
crops has caused Saginaw County
farmers 10 send out a distress call
for boys and girls as young as T.
ANY youngsicr old enough 10
swing a hoe is wanted N tho fight
for victory crops according to
George F. LandSburC county
agricultural agent who says the
children viii wear tho victory
farm volunteer insignia 10 show
they are making a patriotic effort
In The battle OF production.
LandShurC said 4 number Of
boys and girls have already been
placed ON nearby farms.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Prof. W. F. RdmsdeII
Wins Commission

Ann ARBOR. july 10 rT)-
WIliet + RamSdclI. professor OF
forestry az me University Of Mich
gan, has been commissioned a
major m the I S Army, u was
announced today
Following Il thrce-moufh train
ing course ~ the army school of
military government at Charlotte.
vile Va RamSdcll viii return TO
inc university 10 supervise "a SIM
I.ar training program 10 boz of
icrcd army officers here begin
ming Aug
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Yank Wounded, Captured
By Nazis, at Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK July 10
Il Burl y Harrison. who was
wounded and captured by the
Germans IN TunlSla and then had
his lower left leg amputa,cd by
Nazl surgeons. related today that
the American bombing Of TuniS
was amazingly precise and aimed
solely at military installations.
Harrison, who IS now at Percy
Jones Hospital, was wounded APP
mi 80 while on = reconnaissance
patrol He hid i'm q wheat field
but was C. aptured May = and
taken 10 The Nazl hospital in
TunIs the next day
He was freed on May s when
the British captured the city hut
before that he had the Splne-un-
cling experience Of lying in am
enemy hospital while American
hombcrS roarcd overhead
They really did some prcci-
sion bombing" he SAID only
ono bomb dropped anywhere
near our hospital and that did
no damage"
The chanCcover from German
to British command al the hos
pltal was unCvCnttul
The British just came and
took over he said British
doctors and medical men who
had been there aS prisoners
continued their work. German
doctors and medical men be
came prisoners and also kept
on working. We were i'm ward
and unaware OF anything special
going on"
Harrison has bcon listed as
coming from Athens Mich hut
say, that Athens was a convenient
address for his family who travel
a lol selling agricultural ma
chInery
He attended Carson grammar
school m Detroit went 10 high
school m Illinois and graduated
from Michigan state College IN
1qil.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
A REAL BUY AT s.. go

FORCED TO SELL OK ACCOUNT
ILLNESS
Grand River Sec Moran 3dss5 Wei
buU' 8 room cottage, finished car Et..
other o4t oites. good brck Vel. corner
2 acres entirely IN garden frontage on
3 streets good soil and drainage Ort
east orchard lake Rd. 81 $50 dn t25 mo
BACHoR 1000 WYOMING no. ooll
A t-RM home ea. &C, fine soil fun
price 81 675 SO cash required balance
financed needs work inside.
frW corner house on county road 20
n frontage. $50 cash. la. financed ful
price xi.65o Newman, Allen at piH-To-
ieio Wyandotte 2755 or cherr 1870
A ~ ACRE. nearly square. Han Road
nr West Rd 5 400, terms. Ho. 6444
AT MOST rompleted small home moved 90
make WAY for new Express Highway
erEe utility room one end can he finished
oft fo' bath room, city water ON street
VII sell With ur without piumhug, acre
rr half acre ffll price without plumbing
81 SO. $3.50 down owner TresdwelL DM
and Goddard Roads
ARE YOU anxious 'o have gsrdtn and
chickers- Here is an idesl location.
paved highway; a. CITY water Aysu-
anle sos VIII handle Newman, $4,000
Plymouth Rd.. RE 672o ar CH l150
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL MOVE IN
ore acre ground some fruit trees ne
tr".t city electricity ana gsS. water
lvcu bring deposit
PRICED TO SILL AT ONCE
NiDA REALTY 4fSt5 FCOESE ED.
Phone B'ucvilie 1885, open Sunday.
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL. .5-room
home. large living room ktchrr bed
ro1wy raUuv foored attic good well
needs decorating larEe .ots snd chicken
house New Bpston area All for only
81 800. $50 cash moves sou IN balance
liusnred GROSSMAN. ror Van Born and
Wayne En1's Phone Wsyne "2o
CARLTON acres 'oou bungalow
500 $500 down. B1x 5j'. POnuac,
Michigan
CHOICE small farm Sal5. u mlcs from
Detroit CiN Han CA 5000 TIL. 2-6t7q
COOPER WACAR FARMS
'.. st 4.r"er e0f. lift water. Eas. $500
erus Hurn RIVER Drive. east side a.
i,n he'o. Crorsman 40. btfl
Ifff LIST or LITTLE YARNS
ILhlf EIt u FJLbT. kealf1r. a. 1899
laIa Michigan TWster buldng
GrarsI $50 NNE Et p acres
T.su house pntk barn ch.cEen coon
s. HHi down pst'oe. PIa2a 4naH
t}".Y re.ar % s, within iu
' lial pa et r.ad oItt
.''. H' t.. \f' frts.rHf.r 'rr'Us
Nr II-al I,lc-taih raai Dearborn
t' "- 'Nrr- 1880
HtHHiHAN Hn o. schrrr-sr is. o.
t r.'r- &t sH Es.,ugn ..s.
.s'- FE uaaa 0r tb 1880
Northwcs'ern-9 Mile
-s fs.a.. ws. protected community
f-t home sic .r fr, country
ss.lrafts Nr.t.r roads
.ah ssr1r0 fuf some
e.rr .af tIHfwafFs sFf .rr
fbs fv IisI
Waa .r'
rr..r T"dE. T.
|rsoS rFo0S w si1r,
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

men s 50 of the ~ memhs,s II
Donald Norhcr~' orrhestrs have hee,N
With ~ stncs ~ Nas organited
CHICO MARN VIII Ioip, Groucho
IN Blue Ribbon Town next Sat.
urday CWJR. l015 p ma
Rosa Linda, pianist for PM
Spitalny has made two conccrr
appearances with the Dctroft
Symphony Eddie Cantor has
the money 10 care for
500 refugee children from occu-
pied Europe Royalucs on the
sheet music and records OF God
Bless America ' have passed Sll3.-
900 All of which Irving Berlin
has turned over 10 The Boy Scouls
This ad prepared and paid for by WIZ,
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Veteran Guest
AT f Award

Harold NucuStypiat former
cmploye who was gwen 2 medical
discharge from the army when
ms kneecap va, shot away IN the
North African campaign, VIII be
the honored guest Monday when
tho Army-Navy + award Is pro
son'cd to tho Graham-Paice Mo-
tors Corp
Awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross OF tho United States
and the Distinguished Service
Medal Of the Free French. he IS
now back al his Job with the cor
pOTatlOn
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
State Garden Chief Asks
Paintings to Offset Losses

y lansing July 'l0 lJPo Indi
cations ihaf Michigan VIII SuGci
reductions Of 10 per cent IN the
number of victory gardens and -
10 20 per cent n production today
prompted Paul r. KRONE. state
victory garden director. 10 urge
Intensified planting of late sum
mcr crops.
Many prospective gardeners,
because ~ adverse spring
weather. lo their enthusiasm
when they were unable "a gct
their land ploWcd until mid
June or later" Krone declared
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Driver Of Truck Held
In SeVen-Car Crash

Police Saturday held Eddie T..
Smlth. - a Negro. of $500 Belle
we for 'lga'lon following "a
~cNon-car crash ~ Conant near
Frcdo Smith lost control Of his
vegetable truck. striking a parked
car Tho parked car non bemped
into other autos.
one serious injury resulted
Mrs Ellen Stcpck, y. OF l2SS2
Gable was taken 10 Receiving
Hospital suffering a fractured leg
and internal injuries sustained
when She WAS pinned between
two Of the cars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

In addition. gardens piowed he
fore the prolonged spring rains,
were grown over with quack grass
before they could be planted. he
said.
These factors. Krone said. have
combined 10 reduce by one-tcnth
the carly season expectation Of
500 600 Michigan gardens.
However. he pointed out that
it is still possible 10 plant carrots
bcciS, Swiss chard. lurnipS and
corn Likewise 1crure. radishes
Chinese cabbage. and mustard
green's can be planted m August.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
BilytIist, 10, Killed
In Crash With Trucks

Tcn-ycar-old Thomas Goun ri
IA BclanCcr. Crosse rto Farms.
was killed Saturday afternoon
when he drove his bicycle around
bus and hoad-on into truck
at Chalfonte near MaiSon road.
according 10 police
Police said the driver of Tho
truck Harry Michael Is. of -
oak, Crosse Pointc Farms. had a
pCgmIl only 10 drive an automo-
bile. He is being questioned.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Road Group Elects MetcaIf

LANSING. July 10 JP)
George r. Mcicalf Midland. Na>
reelected president Of the Mich
igan Good Roads Federation AZ
meeting OF The fcdcration'S dirac-
tors here Yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
ZEROS INTERCEPTED

Forty-fve japanese Zero planes
'ttcmplcd 20 RAID American pos
lions on Rcndova but were IN
torccrjcd and dispersed by Allied
fighters which Sho, down four Of
Tho raiders one Allied plano was
lost
A. the opposite end of The
7o0-mllo >oIth-SouthweSt Pacific.
Mitchell homberS bombed and
~'rafed enemy positions along
Bohdubi ridge, only four miles
southwest Of Salamaua. biC Japa-
ncSc base on the northern shore
Of New Guinea. Fires we're
started
The action was described Nv
Macarthur as IN dircct support Of
ground troops a hint that an Al
hcd attack on Salanaua itself
may not be- long DELAYED
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

Mickey " q - MY
viii MAKE one of
his rare radio ap-
p~arancss Monday
night ON JIi. 10
-. NV when he
r. 0-s stsr with
Frank Norgan In
The Human ON
~'ly," the movie
that featured these
two actors
kav kNser has
h een authorized
10y the L. - Navy
% raise money To
= u u ~ hospitals
for naval conVal-
.scents with swim
ming pools
Penny singleton.
" no plays the title
role IN "Iilondie"
" JRl has orEan
red n Sew what
tub that repair.
.htrts for service
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
PVT. Mason Reported Killed

WASHINGTON. July 10 6UP)
Marine Corps Pvt John b. A.
Mason Of Utica, Mich. previously
reported a prisoner of war. now
Is dead the navy department an
nOUnCCd TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
RUSH TO SIZE STR

The boy n tho back room ir
c3barniS hou>cVlvc, and store
cirrk> also took time uut for q
. ElimpSe 81 The japanese war
maker
Camera fans read, f0r both
sun shots aud MOVIES were every
vhrrc
AtlJNCrnol> and Trcuan vhcpC
~ 900 persons had gathered. ChlI-
drr0 and adults rushed INTO tho
street 4orcinc The, duNcr ol the
tulck towing the sub 10 come TO-
a complete halt. ono child barely
cscaped being run over by The
truck II took the police escort
fully 10 minutes 90 clear the
StTrCt
Tho on,p scheduled stop was
madc 81 The b,um Naval Ar
uo' whrre hundred, Of sal lor-
examined the craft.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
BASEBALL FANS ATTE\TIONl

" lllian J. ShirFr,
who has br~n visit
tnE The European
N W. rsnteTs re-
tsntly. viii he heard
at - new time over
" JR --- SUNDAYS st
- u ~ Jack
lillsN has h~er
unrdr = peTtua nFpt
nrmbeT of the IDan n
Dave show " =.
7 b ursda ay. . 90
y ~ itnI
falhenhutg will bs
80 tntPrvtfWrr on
"toN Pop Mon dav
tMJR. = o. M ,
tan ~truth@r viii he
EunAl-an "Infnrma-
tion rlrs~r' Mon
daN WI 10 .0
% ~ tbs heink
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
u. s. Chart

Ieff.' Hrf t.r.'. S.art.y warmer
-rrf.. VtrH..
In"cr NIH1If1u. Continued wA-n
tprer Michigan. Continued warm scat
erred tilna,rshnwfrs extreme west por.
tom.
DETROIT DATA
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan $40
Irmrcra'lfes one year aga 'sdat HIFh
r>. Irvr.f ff mean -H
Terrcr7tHrrs 'r.e date .r Tss' - ,rsff
HEhcsf 1ut 'u 1880 lowest go .r i.gr
I'era' 'tirf ..~ H.fUf Hrrf.rtfHf f.o-
SIN fff Hr
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Ydnks DepIoy
To Take Mundd;
Defense Ruined
Wsrships Bombard
Vital Jap Bsstion;
Bombers Resume

ALLIE d HEADQUARTERS,
Southwest Pacific, July 10 up
American jungle forces deployed
cast and north Of Munda. main
base in the central Solo
mons, today for an all-out ground
assault following a massive naval.
plane. and artillery bombardment
that pulverized its defenses.
Thousands of japanese
troops, entrenched behind strong
positions, are believed 10 be
waiting AT Munda, Washington
reports said
THE japanese garrison. il
was understood, has not dlSSi-
pated It's main strength in al
tempting 10 halt the advancing
American columns The enemy
SO far has engaged only in
patrol operations.
tThc main body Of enemy
troops IS reported standing
ready for last ditch fight IN
and Immediately around Munda
itself
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR

LAND con TRACTS
NrrfEarr eff rrH estate. arrra.VaI
fss rIwel sexton 1889 fHrt FUd.al.
.Hff"4. FUpE
81. Isu1 contracts. lEEt nfEs. MADE.
hrHurn, iflH f1ri Idg ~, lac o3ig.
Any desirable IHrt contract purchased.
MELVIN LaElHalt s. COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette BIDS Cadillac 63lo
AT Low discounts W. mid. s. t..fflt,a
arrange trsf mortgage 'Hars tdW.
t'' r'. o.. HHmw.'3 E.t ca .6a.
WANTED several sa.i seasoned land
,Irfft.'s ' T. .N'r. Ii n4Ig
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
6A

JOHN NESBITT, the radio nar-
rator cot out his paper and pencil
recently and figured that the
money being spent on the waJ
would have provided modern, arr
conditioned, eloctrIcally-equpped,
handicapped homes for every fam
Ily living in America. England,
France, Scotland. ireland Poland,
Roumanla, China, Russia Norway
and Sweden. with enough money
lett over 10 have provided the
same (after We got over our Bit
iernesSi for the people OF Ger
many, Italy and Japan.
BASEBALL FANS ATTENTION!
The All-Star Baseball Game be-
tween the National and American
leagues Will be broadcast exclu-
Slvely IN this region by WJR
The game starts al $50 D. m.
next Tuesday July l3. I'm case
Of rain the game and broadcast
Will start al lis p m the next
day Wednesday, July II Mel
Allen and Red Barber, popular
sports announCcrS VIII present
the play-by-play with B,Il Corum
supplying atmosphere
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Money TO Loan
on Real Estate

At t4T Insufancs 60 r,ras for good
mortgage loans IsuT oorfr(yfs poHst.
-. henkel Co. hammhnd Lldx. @. -655.
HOME w 'r'E8las u Dearborn and vtcinits.
mo service ,harLt tfr-t urpot Savings
sgt loan IAs5 .tYat.a 1T Isagr.rr, 1870
~ sHItar a4tHyr H,Hrh.fr
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
LAID down BARRAGE

/ :. WarShIpS presumably
cruisers and dCStrOycrS. laid down
a barraCe under the cover of
darkness Just before dawn yeSter-
day-and more than 100 Avenger
and DauntlcSS bombcTS, with an
escort Of Wildcats, took over the
offensive in the first light of day
Tho aerial armada, largest ever
mustered for a single operation IN
tho South Pacific thcater. dropped
more than 20 tons of bombs rang
lnC up 10 one-ton block busters on
japanese blvOuaCs, supply dumps
and anti-alrcraft positions between
Munda Point and Lambeth.
Artillery brought up by Amer
lcan forces holding positions only
TWO miles east Of Nunda. along
with other guns mounted on Ren.
dova Island five miles 10 the
south added TO the devastation
BASES ATTACHED
simultaneously. other Daunl.
losses covered hy Wildcats. at
tackled the subsidiary enemy bases
Of Balroko and EnogaI inlet. 10
mics above Munda on the north
ern shore of New Georgia Island
American ground troops also hold
positions within a few miles Of
these bases
Gen MacArrhur's communlque.
in announcing the homhardmenf
Of Munda. gave no details Of pend
ING land operations. though the
Americans were known 20 bc IN
contact with the Japanese near
ElelO, less than three miles east
Of Munda and also south ~ Emo
Eal inlet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

COIOREn S room house in countr,. $500
down NJ Jones C0uuiufa 111o
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

SUNDAY VISITORS ROA<E
WARING national commander -
American Legion lWJE = p M
HELEN CLAIRE ln Murder
Cline tCKLW IS p. m
JIMMY BLAIR soloiSt on BASIN
Street tWXYZl 915 p ms.
BOB URNS with PA 4 l.
WHITEMAN tWWJ. s p n
CHARLES BOYER as narrator,
and SGT EUGENE LIST pianist.
with NcW York Philharmonic 4
Symptoms lWJR 3 o. m y
EARL WILD pianist. with NBC
summer < yn horN WV.
> p m ELEANOR STEBFR
and WILBUR EVANS in An ALL
GcrShWIn program hy ANDRE
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Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

GEORGE GUSHING. moderator
Of In our opinion rWJR. sun
day. T. 80 . M. IS originating
his program IN Grccnvillc. Mich
igan today IN order 10 GET
opinions on current affairs from
people outside the metropolitan
area Grace Moore Met. Opera
star, VIII he guest on The Tele-
phone Hour Monday CWWJ,
9 p m 80. Wally ButtcrWorth
Of 'Take-a-Card" tCKLWJ saws
his dad took ms alrgun away
from hun when he was 4 KID
because Tho chickens Wore ac-
qulring doticd-SwI>> look
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

a BEAUTIFUL ii5 acres excellent sol.
NreelHnd Road, close 20 Telegraph Road
nsHf Flat Rock some with large trees ,
SfgJ, terms CROSsMAN, no 6i44.
GREEN EOOFED BUNGALOW 4
rooms new siding and roofing large
lots close 10 bus lines only Sl7sA 81
Cssh down rest financed CROSSMAN.
cor Van Born ana Wayne Roads. phone
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