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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-20
Civilian Defense
Timetable
BASIC TRAINING COURSES
Isaac Bear School Building HV
203, at 1880
FIRST AID 10 HOURS

FIRST AID 10 HOURS
Beginning Monday night ' osg
TENDER 20 and each night 'A'y o.@I
Friday. Classes from 1880 10 '''
Mrs. Bishop Willis, instructor
Classes for the General III III
Defense, and Fl e Defense ,,,qn.
begin as soon as classes are " war
ed to justify them. See your
dens.
of happiness to be freedom s, sl,
the secret of freedom " tror
heart, not idly to stand asloV
the enemy's onset,
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Want to see that boy sg oo1ds
Then buy all the war
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-20

Whether we recognize it or not the peace.
time effect of government control over tho
terms and conditions of labor would nevis =
bly, be to regulate out of existence the whole
purpose of labor unions.-Gov. Thomas =
Dewey of New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
saint ON His Way
To Fulfill H'rOpIleSy

knockoutS and engaging in a
draw. In his last time out. the
Saint knocked out Pvt. Lou
Thomas of Fort Custer, a veteran
battler. in the ninth round in
Chicago two weeks ago
Several hundred boxing fans at
the Monroe a. c. yesterday de-
tected a striking resemblance be-
tween the Saint and Roscoe
ToleS. He is % years old, feet
= inches tall and usually enters
the ring at around 1875.
The Saint" knocked out one Of
his TWO Sparring partners with a
lefl hook in ms short workout,
els unusually calm IN the ring.
Also on hand was Billy Miller,
veteran Pittsburgh featherweight.
who takes on Benny Goldberg of
Detroit IN a second Hereunder.
In the third Hereunder. Tommy
Bell of New York will meet Bee
Bee Wright of Pittsburgh Wright
was 10 arrive in town today
Promoter Nick Londes COM
pleted Saturday Nights card by
announcing a pair Of four-round-
crS. In one Frank OlSowy Of Bad
Axe will take on Nelson Davies
Of Detroit and in the other How
ard FenSke. Highland Park heavy
weight. meets Willie Reilly OF
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
,WI lsNnap Idea Was OIL toad One

half OF his 90 passes this year.
has averaged five yards a
crack carrying Nhc ball and has
been accurate on % Of Sc con-
version attempts, Prokop is in
The same league.
Tulsa also VIII have a say in
the Cotton Bowl in Dallas
where TulSa'S Glenn DobbS. A
ClIntng star last year. will
throw The ball around for Ran
dolph Field against the Univer-
Slty Of Texas
This fellow has completed 20
touchdown passes this year His
skill at pitching figures TO Offset
the running ability of TeXas's
Ralph Ellsworth and the block
inc OF Joe Magliolo.
DobhS and Ray Morse. who
used TO play for the Detroit
Lions and Mart Rub. the big
tackle. who twice was IN tho
Cotton Bowl with Texas a. and
NJ, and Vince Eichler. captain
Of Corncll's good one in 1889.
and Walt West. bulky fullback
from Pittsburgh. make the Ran
dolph Field outfit whit for
pDldablo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Ceived $50 votes m nationwide
poll 10 lead seven other candidates
for the honor.
The other candidates and their
votes were. Bill Smith. Hawaiian
swimming star, 469; Joseph Pla-
tax, Chicago handbaH champion.
425: William HulSc, New York
A. c. miller. 1893; Ann Curtis, San
Francisco win m cr, 263; Bill
Watson. Detroit track star. Ia;
Mary Winslow. Nashville, Tenn
basketball player. ll6. and Ken
Sailors. University of Wyoming
basketball player, LOG votes
The chunky bcSpcctacled Dodds
was the tenth track man 10 win
the award IN It's 14-year history.
Twice il has been awarded 1n
golfers, once to an oaTSman and
the other time 10 a tennis player.
Chief reason for his selection
was the laundering theologian'S
willingness 10 compete against
Gundcr Hagg when the flying
SwCdc came 10 America last sum-
NOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
50 ERRORLESS GAMES

other individual fielding fc7-
lures 6r ilg campaign nCfu0C7
Danny LitwhilerS new all-umc
record for outhelderS Danny, who
PLAYED with Philadelphia m the
carly part Of the season before
h6ins traded 80 the ST Louis Car
dinalS ran hiS consecutive error
less chances streak to SO games.
The >kein began Sept. II, 1871,
and ended on May 20 OF this year.
He also headed the circuit gar
dcnerS for the second straight
year with a fielding mark of 1916
Elmer Riddle, Cinclnnati's 2l-
game winning pitcher had his
worst fielding year since entering
the majors in 1899 Riddle slipped
10 9S5 this season, committing
one error. his first In the lO2
games he has hurled IN five sea
sons.
Twenty-six pitchers in the
league felded perfectly with
Claude PsSScau of Chicago gain
ING highest honors for the second
straight year by accepting bS
chances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Brothers Are
Hockey Stars

II was "Robitaillp y z h T.
again as brothers Steve and I'd
helped ForeSterS win their sec
ond Straigh Night Hockey
League decision last night at
Mack Park. Steve scored and
I'd > In the O. triumph over
Pleasant 4. {. ElcetwingS
trimmed Outlaws, 50, A. Mike
Chargot and Tom Welsh Of the
winners and Bill NiSula Of the
losers each got two goals. Nic's
d.. beat Frog, 81.
TOnight's card i Wildcats -.
FlierS. :; Cohras *. MinkS, g.,
Unbeaten SpitfireS ~. North
west Eagles o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

~ IN .E..
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1'' 49,
cav w ,..
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Workers N'f.' (', ,. nay ,,.,.,,.
,..,I Trr rertaiulN must
..--...... .,.,,,-..l...t,f-al- 81, .,rl<tne.
$3.50 su aay Bnt thet navy
r.lr.t -,ye IN all
.,-.r .1,-,s, two hours
.-f-.- 10 arrf card was 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Ontario
EHuHrfS.Back
Rabbits
~ DON GuLIIES

~ Iot Of un and excitement
Ve recommend an Ontario jack
rabbi. hunt 81
On Kew Ycsr Day the Wind
,or branch of ne E>seN County
SporSmcn s Association vill hold
if, snOgaI Jack rabbit drive Club
members Hc asked 10 meet AT
Spr3ckln&-corpCr Jannctie and
Nyandojle In Windsor a. Z q. IN
American >poriSmcn planning
20 attend the hunt are advised
they need a Canadian gun license.
Jacks are reported plentiful IN
Ontario
Andy Palmer. president OF Che
Military Inn Gun Club, has been
elected as "a director IN The new
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
pistol Association The first
meeting of the association Will be-
held early In January according
10 Ernest p Brous>cau newly
elected president
Further rifle classes Of the Mll-
iarv Inn Gun Club VIII be held at
Detroit SportSmenS Congress
NIuutomen rifle range 1854
Woodward Highland Park ac-
cOrding 10 Florence Spears. Score
ary Classes VIII bc hold every
SundaA- hnglnulug -L4n.-4, AT
ii q. I'M
The RoScvillc Sportsmcus club,
which conducted successful rifle
training classes during the past
two years viii start q small arms
craftsmanship class for pre-
fnductccS after Jan. J.. President
pEN TT-nEln lnnn1TETT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Wings Try
Leaders
Tonight
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Still seeking a cure for the
third-period staggers which have
overtaken them in So many games
this season. the discouraged Red
Wings are in Montreal today 10
oppose the league leading Les
Canadiens. But they don't expect
any help from the Frenchmen,
who are out 10 whip the Wings
for the fifth straight time.
Since the n. H. L. clubs cut
their rosters TO aid the New York
Rangers. the Wings are beginning
to feel the league should cut the
games TO two periods 10 help De
troit
Apparently that is The only
move which would help the Wing
club which has blown game after
game in the final period, includ-
ING the So contest with Boston
Thursday night The idea may be
funny 10 the rest Of the league,
but not 10 the Wings.
There is one encouraging factor
as the Wings skate against Mont
reai tonight In the fffst--eefffe ~
q homc-and-home series. Don
Crosse. the peMnIi- lnLeChccALng
flend, has scored 4 goal IN each
Of the last four games and Owl
IDENTIFY is hitting his scoring stride
despite the awkward brace on his
left arm and wrist,
Crosses Improvement buoy The
Wings somewhat because the De-
troit ccnterS have neither been
scoring nor Scturg up plays
While sgd Howe has set NJ
eight plays. Bill Cowley Of BoS-
ton mas 81 assists rs a-aTuvt -
for Buddy O'Connor 20 for Elmer
Lach and - for Phil Watson iho
Montreal contore
Clint Smith OF Chicago has ~
and Chuck BedRaF-et iofonto-l+
Even Mel IljIl Of the Leafs had
10 before hc suffered broken
ankle.
ON tire St15t-tfff ft-ftttts f7'tFft't
can attcmpt-tn match Montreal
tonight only n the matter ot
penalties Tic game VIII iurniSt
Sidahght In the battle Of thC
Bad Men" which will pit Mike
Mcmahon and Murphy Chamber
lain against Pat FEan and HarolC
Jackson Of Dctroj' They arc th'
Big -Four Of tho pcna''. >clF
erS m The league.
The two clubs Wi come do"
n Detroit for The return Same
Sunday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Akron Girl Gains
Indoor Net Finals

CHESTNUT HILL. Mas, Dec
80 (UP) Shirley Fry Of Akron
O.. eleventh ranEng n7Nona.
wowen'S player was a slight iaN-
-etatte today te-aefaat lillian Iva-
paus Of City Island ny thr
defending champion IN 'hc finals
Of the national girls indoor tom
MS meet al tho LongWood covered
courts.
Yesterday Miss Fry defeated
Betty Ro~onquc>t of Souf IA
Orange. n T.. g. 6-3. while Ms,
Lopaus was a 6-l 6-3 victor over
Norma NclStcr Of Sharon Mass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
TJIE CHOICES

Herewith the predictions
SUGAR BOWL Tulsa, 27;
Georgia Tech, 7.
COTTON Randolph
Field, 70; L. Of Texas, s.
ROSE BOWL-Washington,
Il, u. s. C., Z.
ORANGE BOWL-TeNas A.
and NJ, 20: L $. L., O.
EAST-WEST- The East, II;
The West 3.
incidentally. any Words de-
rogatory TO bowl games don't
60 for\ the East-WeSt game.
That's played strictly for char
ity. for the benefit Of Shriners
hospitals around the land, and
hasn't the slightest commercial
Huge ~ an
And vpuIl md AndN Kerr.
E3st> coach. turning over a
good donation Ito the fund he
fore he comes back East. lie s
that Kind of guy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Saint Thomas. one Of Father
DIVnes chilluRs, is a boxer with
a mission The worlds heavy
weight championship no less.
The young Negro fighter who
has created something Of a stir in
the boxing game with his religious
torvor, arrived IN town yesterday
from his Harlem heaven 10 pre-
pare for his 10-round bout with
Eddie SarkcSian at Olympia New
Year $ night.
When the former Dayton Q.
amateur turned professional last
March according 10 his handlers,
Father Divine not only gave the
Saint his fun blessing. but
prophesied he would be the new
worlds heavyweight champion in
ttKo and a half wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Gil Dodds Gets
Sullivan Trophy

NEW YORK. Dec 50 UP)-
Gilbert II. Dodd>, the Boston theo-
logical student who is America
indoor mile king. was named to-
day TO receive the James + Sulli-
van Memorial Trophy. awarded
annually 10 the nation $ outStand-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
OTHER LEADERS

Elhart lElhicl Fletcher of Pitts
hurgh led the first baSemen with
qq6 while Merrill May of Phila-
dclphia led the third baSemen with
q63 Eddie Miller Cincinnati $
fielding genius paced the short
stops for the fourth consecutive
year with $50
Al Lopez of Pittsburgh and Tom
Livingston of Chicago tied for
catching honorS with marks OF
q9l. Other baCkStopping marks
saw tho dubious honor Of having
The most passed balls, 9. 60 to
Walker Cooper Of ST. Louis and
Mickey Owen Of Brooklyn
Rookie I'd Stanky of Chicago
tied a hootinC record with three
errors in the eighth inning Of a
game against ST Louis on Juno
90 The record, however. is held
by several second haSemen.
Clyde Kluttz, Boston catcher.
worked nine innings behind the
plate on May 7. against Brooklyn
without drawing a single fielding
chance rare occurrence for re-
rclNClS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Bisons Gain Point
On Hershey Bears
nv United Pres.

The Buffalo BiSonS gained a
point on the Hershey Bears IN the
eastern division of the American
League hockey race last night.
Buffalo was 10 0 victor over
Providence, increasing its second
place margin, while the league
leading Bears had TO settle for A
> 10 tie with the Cleveland
Rams, leaders of The western d.
vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

ing a M 4 / q u z
athlete.
Galloping Gil
the n ito nal
AAU 1900 me-
ter champion.
was chosen as
.sthe fHHH Rhe
has q on e. the
most q urIn K
9d to a d.
vance the cause
of SportSn a n
Shlp lie re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Dusty BoggeSs Added
To N. |. Jumps Staff

NEW YORK Dec 30 tUpl
President Ford Prick of The Ma
iional League announced today
that Lynton Dusty BoggeSS, q
former Texas and International
League umpire had been added 20
tho staff 10 succeed Al Barhck.
who went INTO the armed forces
last October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Andy Kerr of Colgate
and DIR. George Hauscr
(Seated) of Minnesota dis
CuSS their chances as
coaches Of the East team
in Shrine game Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Plea FOR Skaters

Ile was o7 his way 20 t6o
army he ,ef' TUESDAY bar Kay
EIckcrS didn't forget hIs en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
AIS Play Is IA

The odds were 7 n ; on
Georgia Tech n heat Tulsa m
The sugar Bow game. Today
tr are even after New
~ had watched Hank
Frr,s crew take its first
workout for the New Year ;
D7v game Tulsa, as YOU know,
IS made up entirely Of Ar $
mt football players TREY
have been playing Ia
WsIIv ktlrea. who used 10 be
skating around for the Red
Wings not so long ago making
himself a nuisance TO rival
teams. has received has invita-
ton 10 do some shooting for
Uncle Sam.
The 34-year-old hockey vet
cram has been \ big gun Tor
me Hershey Bears this season
again and is leading the AmerI-
can Leagues goal scorers HIS
induction orders request him 10
report Ian g.
Brother Hcc Kllrca now 26.
lcnc G.A--.re- With Lie -Re1
Wings is down in Florida with
the L S air forces
The other hockey brother
kenny kiire7 n. has lust been
discharged from the Canadian
army because Of a physical dis
ability and may be hack chas-
me puckS agar. soon
Wa'lv rs one Of re- Children
m Tho K1rcs elan Tho father
-oV dead served overseas BOO
World War 7 So did another
brother. Fo- who died m rs 0
the fighting ~ Ypros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
q MONTHS TO GO

saint Thomas has still some
II months TO test that prophecy
bat his record 50 far SHOWS nc $
on The right Track He AaS fought
II times, winning IL bouts by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
RING FOES MEET

Saint Thomas, the Fighting Angel from Father Di-
vines Heaven" meets Eddie Sakesian, his Detroit foe
when both worked at Monroe A. {. yesterday. Com
missioner Hettche gaNe-t them his blessings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Poison Pen Letters
Stop LdMottd Bout
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW 1OlNh, dec. 81 NOfl-
Poisoned pen letters from envioux
fight managers 10 the navy de-
partment caused the last minute
cancellation of last nights middle
weight bout between CoaStguard-
man George Kochan and Jake
LaMotta, according to Tex Sulli-
van, Kochan'S pilot
The scheduled 10-round scrap
was called off AT $50 y. m. but
thousands Of fans unaware ~
the cancellation went 10 Madison
Square Garden. only 70 find the
punch emporium closed.
Promoter Mike Jacobs an
nounccd no fight after receiving
a telegram from the chief Of
navy personnel Al Washington, II
read.
''R egret participation OF
George KOchan, machinist's
mate &c. USN, In boxing
match At Madison square Gar
den cannot be authorized.
KNEW 1T TUESDAY
Kochan, who has had IS pro-
feSSional fights during his two
FeaiN III 'ilC coast quart WdN
ordered by the navy on Tuesday
10 Withdraw from. the match, &C.
"'"',lE '"'''F1l'' anu NaN
.IdilNl,I Ird nom q HIenoa' IN nc
-" OH dI'd ~ "'lN Ilt'Nh
barracks on me HUDSON lLV'T,
SULLIVAN, cohuoent me dlillculiV
'ould ne S'IAlENIon'n ohi. huf-
Tira ~ NaSnrrEtun. NIT accorT1'
pllS'cd no'hing moro. 40 m
= A4lf44aei tf-t
tuesday night. All day yesterday.
Jacobs tired Strengthening out
UancuVcrS, bat likewise failed.
II seems the navy department
remembered us ruling N June IS.
1912. which prohibits navy teams
or athletes from competing IN
commercially SponSofcd games or
matches This ruling has been en-
forced against champions Gus
LcSucvich. Tony Yale and Fred
CochraUr- bur nov against ieyS6r
name fighters
nc INN 49,, ,
"N '"N "''N ~ -
And il wouldn't have been
enforced against kochsr. t;r-
c'arcd sullivan iii certain en-
Vious h0Xinp managers az the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
nv CASWELL ADAMS

NEWYORK. Dec 80 ms
The regular season over. there
arc bowl games 10 consider
Bowl games don't mean A
thing. except 10 tho colleges
rmhroBed. spor'wrJtors, sports
broadcasicrs and the chambers
of commerce which promote the
Ventures
Almost 10 years ago some
smart guy IN Los Angeles
thought up The idea of Now
Years Day football game which
would whip the glorious name
Of the cry Of Angels around
iuc nation on telegraph wires.
Tho 3c7 wa, q good ono and
I'm good times the gay citizens
would spend = Io' NJ money
attending tHe game and after
ward, and the city received
'remendog, fire. ADVERTISING.
WIRE SNURBFD
raa.o was = time when col.
s- vH any SORT of record
fet r4e--a- ,,tee-ret offered
.... 4.... ~. .l.. f1.,.,,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAME
DETROIT A. Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

.oN IIInklc annourrol
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
SwedesAreGriim
Over Ndzi Attack
On Fishing Boats

NEW YORK. Aug. u GNS)-
Tho Swedish government stated
that n will take an extremely
serious view OF the matter" II II
confirms reports that a squadron
Of German destroyerS sank two
: " q ! $ h fishing vessels with
hroadSldcS al 55 yards. the British
radio said today
A swedish fishing fleet was out
side the mine barrier in the Ska
gcrrak. which washes the shores
of Sweden, NORWAY and Denmark,
when n was attacked by German
destroycrS sailing north from Den
mark. Swedish fishermen reported
yesterday.
After firing warning shots, the
NaZi WarShlpS sank the fishing
boats VacstkuSten and HermoH.
Other boats. the fishermen sad.
were unable 10 come 10 the aid or
the two ships. and "A seamen
were presumed lost
The fishermen said they saw
no attempt by the Germans 10
rescue SuINIXoIS- ol-lhe- -Sunken
vessels.
Relations between Germany and
Sweden already are strained be-
c7Use Of Swedcn's cancellation of
German troop-transit privileges
and many instances Of Swedish
anti-alrcrait guns firing on Nazi
planes over Swedish territory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Legionndire Asks
Draft Deferment Quiz

WASHINGTON, Aug 27 (INS)
Rep Van Zandt (R) of Pennsyl-
vania today demanded A full
survey of draft d ferments
throughout the nation hefor .
pre-Pearl Harbor fathers are
called up
Declaring his opposition 10 the
new draft order, which becomes
effective Oct. l, Van Zandt. three
times national commander of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and a
Legionnaire. fore saw congress
sional action 10 nullity the order.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Disguised Ndziis
Seen in Rome

LONDON Aug - tt-fp4-Ger-
man soldiers disguised As civilians
remain in Rome despite Italian
attempts TO make IT an open city
so they can help IN Fascist
plot 10 seize the government
when Allied troops start an in
vasion. a Spanish traveller from
Italy SAID today
A Barcelona dispatch sand Mar
tinez Bugcda who had arrived
from Rome by plane, reported
that The disguised Nazl SoldlefS
numbered I'M the thousands II
was not known If the plotters
hoped 10 restore AluSSo!lRl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Dives ON Sub
Pilot Of Crippled Bomber
Sinks U-Boat

NEW YORK, Aug 27 up
With half his crew wounded and
all his instruments gone. 1t Wal
ter s. Mcdonnell of Duluth MINI,
diped his Llberator bomber al
most 10 water level, where his
wounded bombardier dropped a
perfect straddle Of depth charges
on a U-boat. blasting II in halves.
the army Air forces anti-Sub-
marine command disClosed today.
The combat was one e l3 air
sea battles in Which I'VE sub
marines probably were destroyed
by B-24S and five damaged All
the B-24 $ returned 10 base
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
FINEST SHOPPING AREA

They said the incendiaries
proved especially destructive IN
this area. the finest shopping dis
trict and the most popular enter
tainment district Of Berlin
All blocks between the =zee-a17d
CAaFletteruuTE- Stations were re-
ported destroyed and the railroad
stations IN that section were
reported damaged
The upper part of kalserallee,
west of the SPertspalast and
southwest Of the Tiergarten was
said 10 have been bombed out
The lower part Of that famous
avenue has been IN ruins since
March
DELAYED action bombs blew up
one building after another IN the
blocks east of the Kalserallee be-
tween that section and Templehof
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Round liable 10 Show
Movies 10 Soldiers

The Detroit Round Table Of
Catholics, Jews and Protesiants.
viii present the film The World
We Want 10 Live In and good
VIII team OF speakers 10 the
Briggs unit Of the army air forces
technical training command az
$50 p. m. next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Italian Soldiers
Sell S|dvs Guns

NEW YORK. Aug. y GNS)-
Italian occupation soldiers IN
-TUg0SIaVIa have established a
black market for the sale Of mill
tarY equipment 10 YugoSlav Pa
triots, the Stockholm newspaper
Aftonhladet reported today in a
Bcrne dispatch
The dispatch, reported 10 the
ONI-Said- payments were de-
mandod IN American or British
currency and that an average of
1000 rifles were sold weekly
Typical prices were s. for a
rifle and 81 for a steel helmet il
was said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
sUNBVRsT OF LIGHT

With tbIS Snbgr,, Of hight
suppI-mer tHE t1cU flares the
z fA-t A T r, tt1r-r--rr--s -rer-r 77tr tO wreck
airport and the district around II
out % commission1In a few MIN
4teS
-trr-T7--- -r77-r r-t7nrS r0H1Turu-
cations CcnlCrs. Gas works, muni-
tons and chemical plants bar
racks and rall lines adjacent 10
Templehof were located easily by
the raiders in the freak blaze Of
light
The entire surrounding district
which extends 70 the Sportspalast
and MllhelmstIasse. Mas s-la!d
waste
Blocks around western Berln's
best known buildings IN the
Gedaechtnlsklrche section we're
destroyed by explosives. arrivals
AZ NIalu7oe said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
TERRORIZE BERLIN

LONDON. AUG. y tUP)-Trav-
elerS reaching Switzerland from
Germany today said the British
night raids have ierroTized Berlin,
with the result that the whole
city attempts 70 get 10 the out
skirts every night
All schools have closed follow
ING the evacuation OF children
from tho city. n was SAID
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Flying Mule
Burro Rides Fortress From
North Africa

LONDON Aug = INS A
female burro named Moe
fitted A44tA n special oxygen mask.
was brought back from North
Africa by tho crew of 4 FLYING
Fortress which recently shuttle
bombed Europ"
Crew member, said their oct
WAS good arlatr,N her only
trouble coming when the plane
swung into violent eVasIVe action
over Bordeaux The buTroS head
hlt tho ceiling Of the radio com
Darimcrf
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
MI. Clemens Filler
MISSING in Action

Mt. CLEMENS. Aug 27--Flrst
1t Edward J SIerens. y. son ot
former City Commissioner EdW ard
J. Sierens, IS missing IN action as
A result Of rad over GelSen-
kirchen. Germany, on Aug J. he
was participating in hIS seventh
combat mission. his mother Mrs.
sladar Van HollenbeCk 53 Park
vas advised today by the war
'epartment