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Italy
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lated by leaders of the Fascist Party,
are intended to win the support Of
the Italian masses for the foreign
policies of the Badoglio regime, the
Tribune de Geneve said in a Rome
dispatch approved by the Italian
censor.
In Milan, the Die Tat correspond =
ent said, the people already are
whispering of a new government in
which Marshal Pietro Caviglia, hero
of the World War and known as the
Red General of Perouse," would
play an important role.
Dissolution Of Ovra, the Fascist
secret military police, was demanded
by portions OF the italian press.
Carlo Scorza, last secretary OF the
Fascist party, was among II former
Evening star., 1943-08-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 6 dP,.-Cotton rallied
ST bale today on trade and commission
house buying, influenced by the higher
crop loan on cotton announced by the
CCC. There was a better inquiry for spot
cotton
The advance was aided by extremely
light offerings, mostly representing hedse
selling
Late afternoon values were 20 to 95
cents a bale higher; October, 1897. De-
cember. 1881 and March, 10, 66.
Futures closed told contracts) rs to 30
cents a bale higher
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Sears, Roebuck Sales
Slightly Below 1912
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Sears, Roe
buck g. Co. reported today sales of
s6l ,240,l89 for the month of July,
l943, a decline of 0.6 per cent. COM
pared with sales of 61,597,3l9 for
July, 1912.
For the six-month period from
February through July, l943, sales
were 1894 ,652,754, a decrease of As
per cent from the same period year
ago with sales of S4130S4, ,OO7.
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For. Bonds

-OU
Natl Tun & NJ ia Rus6Ias1 9mat-.
Nebr Pw pf q 1loI1 Russ 17s21mat SIS
Rates Of dividends in the FOREGOING tabls
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra or
extras, Cash or stock. Paid last year.
far this year h Payable In Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. Wv With warrants XVI without
warrants,
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Births Reported

Angelopoulos, John and Virginia, boy.
Bell, j. Guy and Nina. boy.
Brgfleld. Frank and Evelyn, boy.
Boyd. Paul and Marion. girl
Bryant. Bainbridse and Marie, sirR
Burch Thomas and Mimi boy.
Cole, Don and Lenore, girl
Donnoly. Thomas and Dorothy, twin girls
Dweck. Samuel and Rena, Rirl.
Ellis, Charles and Allene. girl.
Farrell. George and Barbara, girl.
Fitzgerald. Massie and Doris; boy.
Garrison, Harry and Ruth. boy.
Go1d Go1nan ames mssmns and end cahsrne Ef s5 Boy
Hall, Edward and Louise, boy
Harvill, James and Beverly. boy,
Hayes; George an and Margaret Ma girl.
Houston Robert and Edith, boy.
Rowland Robert and jeanette, girl,
Hutchinson. Julius and Maxwell, girl.
Isom, william and Anna girl
Jarboe William and Mary. boy.
Jenkins Joseph and Jamie. girl.
Jones, John and Pauline. girl.
Rates, Kenneth and Marguerite, boy.
Keeler. Frank and Mary, boy.
Kleinhen. William and Dorothy; boy.
Luebkert, Malcolm and Mary, boy.
Mallory, James and Evelyn, girl.
Martin. James and Anne, boy
Mastbrook Carroll and Clara, girl.
Matz, joseph and Gertrude, boy.
Melnicoff. Harry and Bessie, girl.
Moose, David and RrIy. boy.
Meyer, Scott and Beatrice, girl.
McGurty, Frank and klnlgunda, Slrl.
McMillion, Garrett and Elizabeth, girl
Oxenburg. jerome and Elinor boy.
Paskow,. Daniel and RosaLe, girl;
Payne, Manville and Charlotte. girl.
Robinson, Veto and Gladys, girl
Robie. William and Jessie, girl.
Robey, Kingsley and Flossie, boy.
Rodenhi, Donald and Nellie, boy,
Rotschild. Edward and Esther, boy.
Rowe, George and Mary. boy.
Sanders. Hugh and Annie boy.
Schaffer, BENJAMIN and Thelma, boy.
Sites. Walter and Geraldine, girl.
Taltavull. William and Beulah. boy.
Terrell, William and Margaret, girl.
Walker, Ralph and Emma, boy
Ward. John and Greta girl
Wasson, James and Helen, girl,
West Aries and Regina, boy
Wilson, Charles and Lovella. girl.
Wootton, Norman and Lola, boy.
Barclay, Robert and Doris, girl.
Beckwith John and Edna, girl
Berry, Sammy and Willie, boy.
Blair, Horace and Arlene. boy.
Brown James and Alberta, boy
Clark, Rudolph and Lucille, boy
Culbreath, Joseph and Monticello, boy.
Dockery. Joseph and Lois, girl
Garner, John and Jane, girl
johnson, Robert and Sylvetta. boy.
Jones. Frederick, and Norma, girl.
KelIebrew, David and Victoria, girl.
Minor. Boyd and Thelma, boy.
Morris, Thomas and Virginia, boy.
Simmons. Richard and Matte girl.
Thomas, Joseph and Mary, boy.
Wallace, Stewart and Lillian, boy.
Washington, James and Helen, boy,
Woodfolk, Anthony and Louise. girl.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lau, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Datt three tuH days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

81 both Of 1913 Wisconsin ave. NV V'N''
John Williams. ~ 1240, Colorado I'd NV,
and Doris Hllliard, H. 1919 Division
George Austin, jr, q, Fort Dig. N. ],
cheEter sna NanGy Hann R9fc I Mohteo aa 49h ys st.
Levi David, e5, 1907 Columbia rd NV. w.
and Bessie Goodman. 81, 1882 Allison
Lester seibert, 81, Norfolk Va, and June
PRICE. 23' 222 18th pl: ne.
Opal Wilson, - 47la 10th st. ne
Alexander -, Berkowtz; 80. Miami Fla, and
.dIa. 1an h.sh. xyt1sS * 3? oSa 5sh st bvd
and Betty Decker, 10, 5lo3 sherrier
Joseph Barkovch, %. Universal, Pa. and
Ruth e. stallworth, 25, 231o Ashnieade
william Frazier; SO, and Frances Fields, 90,
Manfred Blumenthal 81, 1927 FarraEut
st; NV: and sylvia Bondaron, 20, 4oos
s5 shys DohE' ssh g sHsn'sf sHsn ss saa
h'F5y Tyyn, fIgfaa Hilton e. eS'h'io1 st. Nd and
Charles Freedman, :3, St .chael, Pa,
Nathan Burak: "a. sos Buchanan st, NV,
and Betty sahm. %, 1901 Hs rrison St
10, both OF ouantico. Va N''''
Lucisn Smith, 30. 22S st. ne, and Leila
Leedecker, 30. ga East Capitol st.
James sGhanefelt ~, Dathart, Tex, and
Mary Belscher, %, Arlington, Va.
Charles Downie, 35, Fairfax Hotel, and
Barbara Stutzman. "a, Plymouth, Ind
Paul Wertz, 25 York, Pa and Jessie
Clayton, s, 1922 Z st. sc.
Milo Ruiz, ~, 1857 Girard Sd NV. and
Betty Brown, 81, Arlington, Va.
George Lane, 81, 300 Division ave. ne
and Cora Stevens, As, New York City
Thomas Bryant, 23, and Emma Corbin.
,22 both of 240Il Virginia ave; NV,
"a. both of 2s29 11th st. NV.
Earl Crosby, 80 Fort Myer. Va, and Ruth
Alexandra, %, 1919 18th st. NV.
James Goodwin. 81, 221 st. ne. and
Matte Bush, ~. 22lh Z st. ne.
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Spot cotton closed steady so cents a
bale higher Sales, 6l7. Low middlinE,
1907; middling. 20.32 good mddling.
2O.17; receipts, 6l2: stocks, l39,l94.
b Bid. n Nominal
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Curb Bonds

| Close
Am P&L6s2o1e 1o5ss
Ark Pol 5s So 1o7N
Asso Ell 41as So 70
A GEE 5s 80 - 1879
A G&E 5 hs77- 19iz
A G&E IS 6S 1853
A T&T5Has55A- e1Ih
Bir FL 41as 68-- los
Bost z 2As70A 1o334
CIE&G 3s4s "a 1o7i7
C st FL 5hzs 54- 36ix
| C st Fl IS 4S =. 56A
CSP&L 51as53- 100
C r 5s 81 cod 543s
Cit Svc IS Co. 96
Cit Svc IS So s65z
|CSP&L 5 1as52- 97se
C G B gas rs 1o4
C G&E 5s So A 965a
Cub Tob IS A. e5h
Cdhy 3As Sd 1oAl4
z G&F As 56A-. 663A
ElecP&L5s2030 1ooiA
Fla Pol IS 81 1o4
Cat p 374s 60 96lh
Geo Pol IS 7S- lola
Glen AC As So =. 9734
GIMP 39ls 63- 1o3A
Groc Str 6s As 90
Ill P&L 6s53A-- 1o7iA
Ill Pol 5s56C-- 1904
Ind Ser 5s so -. o6
Ind Svc 5s63A - 67lh
Int Pw 7s52Fxc. 26iA
Int Pw 6s SO 51M
InterstPw5s57- 94N
La Pol 5s 81 1924
lMVRR IS 43 S63A
I'M G 1t 4las 81 1904
I'M Pol 41as 78- 1854
M Pw&L IS 55- 1o7lA
MissRPw IS 81 112ih
NevCalEl 5s So 1o2lh
NE G&E IS So 66h
NE G&E IS 4S-. 67A
NE G&E 5s At. 66ih
NE Pw 5las 54-. 965A
NE Pw 5s 4S--- 93zs
NorCU5 zs4sA- eoiz
Ogden G IS As 1o5zs
P P&L 5s 55--- 1o4N
PCL&P4 II SIT 1854
PhilaElP5las72 114lA
tG&C5s50st 1904
Scullin st 3s51- 9Al1
SW&P4 1as67A- 1o4zs
st G&E6s4Sst-- 6o,4
SG&E6s4Scvst-. eozs
st G&E6s51A-- 81
st G&E 6s 81 30
s GEE 6s66B sozs
Starrett IS So ASA
Tex Ell IS 80 1864
TWatP IS 79A- 1o1h
ToledEd3ias6S- 100
TCRT5 5s52A-. e2M
UnL&P 5has59 1864
UL&RD 8 II $50 1o2ih
UL&RM6s52A--116is
UP&L6s2022A- los
Vald All 5s54-- 1874
w NU 6s A st 81
w Pa TT IS 60 lis
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Weather Report

FURNISHED by the United States weather
Bureau)
District of Moderately
cool this afternoon; slightly cooler
| tonight and Saturday morning.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
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N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished BY II
-

TODAY'S SALES.
Reported In Dollars, 4,
Domestic s 662 ooc
Foreign asa ooo
S~xxy ~~~-
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New Orleans Prices,

New Orleans Prices,
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s GP,. - Cotton
futures advanced here today by buying
stimulated by the Government 1943 loan
belt OF crop deterioration. Closing prices
were steady. 90 to 90 cents a bale higher.
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4
| Ainsworth .25g-
| Air Invest
| Air Access .25e-
Ala ct 8 4.50g-
Alum Ltd hSa--
Alum Am 2g -
| Alum Am pf 6
Am Box B .75R-
| Am Cap pf .30k.
Am Cent SOC
| A c P&L A.75g-
| AC Pei, B
Am Gym B go
| Am & p p wr -
Am G&E 1.60
Am 1t & 7 l-20.
Am Maracaibo
| Am Rep log
Am Super pf
| Apex Fl .50g
Ark Nat Gas
| Ark Nat Gas A.
| Ark NGpf .70k-
! Ark Pal pf =.
Aro Equip .70g-
Ashl'd OAR. 40
| All c Fish .25g-
| Atlas Corp war
| Atlas Plyw .90g
| Avery & s soc
Bah q vii .5oR-
BALDWIN pf 2.10-
Baldwin wr -
Barium Steel -
Blauners .40g--
Bliss Z W g.
| Blue Ridge -
Bohack H c -
Bohack 1st 3k--
Brz T&P hiss
Breeze SOC
Brewster Aero
Brids Mach
Brill A -
Brill Corp B -.
Britain Oil hi
Brwn Fence&W
Brwn r Dist -
Bunker Hill l.
Burma Ltd -.
BURY Biscuit
Calf El Pw
Callite T .20g
Can Mar h.04g-
| Carrier
Casco Prod lr--
Catalin Zoe
Cent o st cog.
Cessna Air 1g
Cherry Bur. .60g
Cfilds pf- ----
Cities Service.
= tiles Svc of
Cit 8 Pal pf =
City g. Subj 80
| CievTrac1 .125g.
Coloa Devel l----
| Colonial Air..
Col F&I war
Colts PA 2.25g
Col GRE pf s..
Cons q B 800.
CO Bal pf c A..
C0nS0l cart
CnsReStrs.375g
Cons Stl .50g -.
Consol Textile
c G&E pr pf T..
Cont r q s .75g
Cooper-B .50g-.
Cop Rng .50S--.
Corroon q r
cor&Rey pf Ok
Creole Pet -
| Crown Cent Pet.
| Crwn Drg .05g-
Cub A 8 2.50e
Dayton r .75g-.
Duval TX S.50s-
Eagle p l. .20g--
East G&F---
EG&F6p 2.25k
EG&Fprpf 4.50.
East sta pf A.
East Sta pf B
e 8 A pf 2.50k--
Fl Bd 81 Share.
El B&S pf g..
FL Pal war -
Fl Pal I'd Of A
Emerson El .20g
Equity Corp -.
Eo S3 pf 2.25k-
Esquire cog
Fairchild A .50g
Fairchild E&A-
Fansteel .25e---
Feeders .15e
Fla P&L pf -
Ford Can A hi
Frank Dist lie -
Frodt G&M so
r G&M pf 100
Fuller GA 2e
Gen Fin 20
Gen Rayon A.
Glen Alden .e0g
Godchaux B -
Hecla Mn .50g-
Hell RUBIN A 1 -.
Heller WE .40a-
Heyden C .40g
Hoe r g. Co A
Hollinger hes -.
Horn g. H 100
Hubbell H so
Humble o .75g-
Ill Iowa Pw
L Ia p pf1 S75k
Ill Iowa div CT
III Zinc 1.05g--
Imp . L h.50 -.
Imp o re h.50--
Indus Fin vic
Indus Fin pf -
Ins GINA 2.50a
Intl Gig NJ .60s-
Intl Hyro Ell pf
Z
Init Indus
IntM&Chem VIZ.
Intl Pet hi -.
Intl SAT Raz---.
Irving A c l..
Jacobs Co ----
JeanetteGlass
K r TIA .375e-
KC LtpfB $50
Kingstn Pr log
Koppers IF g.
Lacka wanna -
Lake Sh h. 80
Leh CAN .40g--
Line Mat zoe
Locke Stl l.20a-
Lone st G .40g-
Long Isl 1t -.
Long Isl L pf B
La Land&E .30g
Lynch Corp o.
Margay Oil Ia
Marion s. Sh -
| Massey Harris
McCord Rad b.
McWil DR. BOZ
Mead J "a -.
Merch 81 NJ
Mer & M prpf 2.
Merr-Ch&Scct-
| Mesa bi Iron
Mich S pf .60k
Micro II zoe
Mid Sta P B -.
Mid w Cp .20g-
Min Corp Can
Min M&M 1.20
Mo4ybdnm .25g-
Mouch N .50g
Mont Ward A =
Moody p pf 3 -
NJ Cy Cop .15g-.
Mount Pr so
Mskgn PR .45g-
Natl Bella H
Natl Con / -
Natl r Gas /
Natl Refining
49, ~
Evening star., 1943-08-06
N. 7. Curb Market


ssNu TkE&S.f
Close INEPA 8 pf 3k ASA
- N Z TAT 2.75g- loliA
n X Clock IA
IN J Zinc SIS eoll
80 NYHon&R1.15g 27M
s3> NY P&L pf g. lol
e e NY PAL pf - los
~ N Y Ship l.S0r- lsik
'AzNYsE&G3s.s,4 ioe,A
"a Mag Hud Pw ara
zeM Mag H Pw 1 pf- 7si&
"a Niles-B-P 1g - loM
~ Nipissing h.ioe- IA
N A L6P Of - 50
@i N A Ray A 1g- ~
~ Nor st Pwr A.. 81
goa Novadel-A a. -
40 OGDEN .75s - ia
= Ohio B B .7og-- 40
!on Ohio Ed pf 9 = 1oo3S
90 Ohio p pf 4.50- 1l2ss
AzM o p s pf AZ 11yla
9D Okla Mt @ lao IL
20 Pac @ 6pf 1.50- 35sS
"a Pac Ltng pf 81 1oe
= pantepec .--- IA
~ Pennroad .25e-. AZ
o Penn P&Lpf g. o1Is
pa Phoenix Secur-. 233<
- Pioneer Geld - ia
~ ? & L e 2.5OE-- So
- Pit B&LE 1.50- Al
q Pitts P q 1.50g. -
~sm potrero Sugar SAS
- Prentis H $50. -
- Prosperity B a
- PSP&L s Of 5k- 1lsH
- PsP&L S6 pf- 6eiA
20 Pyrene cog SzS
ga R-k-O war ia
~. ~ Rwy & L 8 .45g- IL
80 Raytheon Afg-. liza
vi Red Bank OIL 1ih
Reed r 3 sos asa
Rep Avia .25g- yiA
pa Rich Rad .2Or 3h
1 r G&E pf D g. slo7M
20 Ryan Cons 90. 5
20 Ryer & Hay ia
11 st Regis Paper 3Ih
! -, Salt Dome OIL eiA
II Savoy Oil - IA
o Schultz Inc- l}S
pa Schultz pf Al
, Scovill Mfg Ig 2eiA
IN Scrant-SBW pf- 46
hIScullin Stl 1g-- 11h
Aon Segal Lock Ia
oB Seiberling .50g- III
ga Selec Ind CIV pf 7
ga 81 In Or pf $50 64iA
liza Shattuck .126g- }
z@% Simplicity p az
10 Solar Air .10g-- 3sA
ooh Solar Mfg "a
20 Sonotone .15g- $50
"lSpalding 1st 3 30
1oNIS NISpencer s .15g-. Al
Sb Std Oil Ky l. 1874
. Std Pw 81 L of - AoM
, Stand Products. 9ss
- Stsrrett vic - 1h
91NlStercht Br .3Qg-
ozN 5terlins Inc- IL
VA SHINES tH)--. la
Sc Sullivan 1889 17M
90 Sunray Oil log. IA
3 Taggart --- ia
3h Tampa Il 1.2og. 233A
20 rechnicolor- 13M
10 Tex Pol pf - 1l3h
loA Texn O6L .20r- s
5hITishman Real ia
lmITodd Sh 1.25g-. So
s9h7I Trans-Lux -. III
26hl Transw Oil .25g 12h
3AlTubize Chat tn
lhlTubize CtA) xg- 63ia
1eB Tung-Sol Zoe "a
16 Ulen Real 2M
eB Un Airc Pr Ia 93s
IL On Cig-Wh ST. ia
az United Gas )
3Aia Unit 1t q p pf-. 81
s6 On Sh M 2.50a- 6esb
23MU U 8 M pf 1.50-- -
25Ihl Us & I s pf Ok. 73M
81 q 8 Foil B BOZ 71s
J United Stores N
77M Unit Wall Paper 7A
1 Univ Pict vtc--- 16iA
At Utah-I Sg g.15g-- 2A
IA Ut P&Lpf5.25k- 6o34
lMlVa Pub Svc pf-- 6eiA
52ih Waitt 81 B B. 2
AMIW Tex Ut pf g. lool1
PAW Va C&C .50e- 4h
2iA Westrr Air L. 9
1914 Wlworth .141g- "a
8 Wright II h.30-. 2Zs
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Record for Last II Hours
(From noon yesterday to noon todayl
Highest. ~, at 4:1O pm Year aso, 81
Lowest, 81, at $50 am. Year ago GA
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 95 on June II
Lowest, 6, on February 15
Humidity for Last 24 Hours.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon todayJ
Highest, 81 per cent, at $50 am.
Lowest, 80 per cent. at 2:30 pm.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic SurveyD
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Monthly precipitation in inches in
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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Report for Last "a Hours.
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The Sun and Moon

Automobile lights must be turned OF
one-half hour after sunset.
PrecIpitation
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fntGN 5s So b. 3eh
TntGN IS Sc c.. 3elS
Int H Z 6s A 6%h
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NEW YORK CITY.
3s so 107sh
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with particular effectiveness in the
tortuous hill country of the northern
sector.
Climax Seen Near.
Since the initial stages, Flying
Fortresses have not been directed
against targets in Sicily. The de-
structive power of their heavy bombs
has been concentrated on bigger OBJ
jectives on the Italian mainland.
The fact that they have been
thrown in to prevent Axis forces
from escaping the island indicates
the climax of the struggle is at
hand.
In yesterdays raid they aimed
principally at harbor installations,
and the crews reported excellent re-
suits. They had Lightning escorts,
but met no enemy fighter opposi-
ton.
1T was a beautiful piece of
bombing" said 1t. L. A. Burd OF
Amarillo. Tex.
The Allied communique said road
and railway communications were
pointer at Messina, and added:
Medium bombers attacked road
communications at Francavilla
north of Mount Etna and % miles
south of Messina), while light bomb
ers attacked similar targets at Adra-
no (imperiled enemy base on the
Mount Etna road Is miles northwest
OF fallen Catania).
Fighter-bombers carried out re-
peated attacks on masses of enemy
troops and crossroads areas, it was
announced.
Electrical installations on Sar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
3 From State
Win Promotions

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
tons of % Michigan officers.
They arc:
LIST IIEI TENANT TO CAPTAIN
Edward John Sass lr AC Battle Creek
willard Michael James Baird, SC. Car
sonville
Joseph Alex schwartsberg NC, 1922
Burlingame. Detroit
Normand Edmond Durocher NC, ~ +.
Westheld, Ecorse
Robert Adelbert Huber, NC, Flint
John Frank Pattok, &C, Grand Rapids.
Arthur Theodore Eckner, ONO, Hunt
inEt0n Woods
Peter Honderd. CHI, Nunica
John Marchand BRANDED Nc owosse
James Gregory Cavan, &C, SIS Gar
donia. Royal Oak
Victor Henry W0odrick &C, Three Oaks
aB1 LIEUTENANT To -lSr LIEITEAANI
David Dean Dyas AC Battle Creek
Marvin Thomas Holmes, &C, Crystal
Falls
Gordon James watt, MAC, iso5i Park
side. Detroit,
Ralph Henry Ellsworth. Inf. 1871
Fielding, Detroit
GAYLE William Newman Ac. so7s TN
derwooc, Detroit .
Paul o Bsey. &C. $50 clsirpointe. pc
iroit
Victor Frank King AC, Ionis.
William Lines &C, Kalamazoo,
. David Marshall Townsend, &C LoYell
Daniel Fred Ellis. AGD, Saginaw
Thomas Nelson Mawhinuey, &C, 81
Joseph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
81 Billions @. KID
For Naval Craft
Senators Boost Funds
esrmarked for Agencies

WASHINGTON, Dec ms
The senate appropriations com
miitec reported "a deficiency bill
today totaling S307. 976.5l9 with a
provision authorizing the navy TO
embark ON : vast new program Of
construction of landing craft and
other ships
The committee authorized total
construction and squiSltion Of
3.5O0.000 tons Of shipping al
an estimated cost of more than
So. 500 100000
The committee added Sl4l,222.-
394 10 the bill as passed by the
House. However, the total is
nearly 500 million less than budget
estimates.
The committee approved in
creased lending authority for the
Farm Security Administration OF
S37, 10000 bringing the total for
this agency 10 S97 500, 900 as n
part of the movement 10 increase
food production.
The committee gave the owl
100000 additional, the same as
allowed by the House.
Increases over the House bill
included War Manpower Commas
sion, 1883. 900. Federal Security
Agency 100000; Com munity
Facilities. $4,000. 900; war hous-
inc $50. 100000; Puerto Rico relief,
100000; Guayule rubber prof.
ects, 100000; civil aeronautics
50, 907, 900; bureau Of reclamations,
s.. 100000: Solid Fuel Administra-
tiOn % 500 00O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Enter Government,
Golden Tells Clio
Lack OF Participation
Deeried by WPB Leader

NEWARK, ~. j.. Dec. 4 CUP)
Clinton 6. Golden. vice chair
man of the War Manpower Com
mission and the War Production
Board, today called on organized
labor 10 equip itself 70 assume the
responsibilities associated with ef-
fectiye participation in the gov
eminent
He told the sixth annual con-
yention of the state CIO council:
"YOu can't participate in gov
eminent simply by relying on
belligerency-you can't influ-
ence poliSy merely by shouting
- and pounding the table"
The existing status Of labor
participation in the government
now. Golden said. is wholly in
adequate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Nazi War Criminal
HanQed in Russia

LONDON. Dec. a (UP) The
Exchange Telegraph reported
from Moscow today the first hang
ing of a German war criminal"
who was sentenced by a field
court-martial at a village west of
Kremenchug.
The German was hanged from
the same tree that the NaziS had
used 10 execute a local woman
for killing poultry without sane
ton of occupation authorities the
dispatch said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Women Start Drive
To Get Equal WAGE

NEW YORK. Dec 4 (INS)-
The National Federation OF BuSi-
ness and Professional Women $
Clubs announced today the start
o. a drive 20 put women on q
pay basis equal'with men.
Equality viii be sought through
enactment Of slate legislation,
the federatiou's national kgisls-
tive chairman, Miss Alice l.. Man
ming said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Catholics Report
Million in Fund

WASHINGTON. Dec 4 tINS)
The Most Rev Samuel 4.
Stritch. archbishop ~ Chicago
and treasurer Of the Catholic
Bishops War Emergency and Re
lief Fund, reported today that
81 .292 500 was contributed IN
1913
The report was made public by
The National Catholic Welfare
Cnnfernnce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
~ Die in Belgian Train Fire

NEW YORK. Dpc . tUP}
Flemish press dispatches report
ms terrible train frC near
Li0r Belgium. IN which - per-
sons lost their lives and man,
others were injured were broad
cast today BY the German con
trcned Belgian radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
VINO Program Aiding
Employment Problem

WASHINGTON. Dec Opera
tions of the West Coast war man
power program have resulted in a
reduction of $1,000 in the number
of workers required for Pacific
Coast Shipyards, VINO Chairman
McNutt reported. today. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
De Msrigny Friend Departs

NASSAU, Bah a mas. Dec. 4
tINSl 49, The Marquis Georges dc
Visdelou was expected 10 leave
Nassau today en- route 10 Haiti.
less than "a hours after his close
friend Count Alfred dc Marigny
set sail for Cuba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Young Criminals
On Rampage in
u. s., FIJI Says
Called Greater Peril
10 Homefront Than
Jap or Nazi Saboieurs
Rr LED CARsoN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 1NS)
The FBI today revealed that a
second front has been launched
sgainS, America by the rebirth Of
q gangSter era Of lawlesSness,
racketeerinE and contempt for
civil authority.
Within six months tho FIJI dis
closed. the old familiar gangSter
pattern has emerged from the
sudden increase in hiiacking. black
market racketeering. confidence
raekets and the unprecedented
role Of vonth in daring crimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
DECREASE is OFFSET

While there has been a VERY
slight" overall decrease in crime
since the war. the upsurge of
robbery. aggravated felony. lar
ceny. murder, fraud schemes and
sex crimes" has more than offset
the credit side of the national
ledger.
In New York Detroit and other
big cities, gangs are reforming
and racketeers have already dis
covered the profit in illegal
whisky. shoes, Nylon stockings,
meat and other rationed or hard
to-get goods.
The old-time confidence man
has also taken new lease on life
with widening scope OF military
operations IN foreign theaters of
war. In 1913 the con man"
comes dressed in a uniform-but
he still preys on women and fam
ilV attachment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
swINpLEs FAMILIES

Representing himself as a sol
der Just back from combat he
bilks money. bounceS checks and
cadres free meals and board from
unsuspecting servicemen's fami-
lies. The more fanciful imper-
senate heroic officers and do a
big-time business in giving hotels
restaurants and wealthy hero
worshippers rubber checks.
Hijacking of liquor shipments
going by truck across state hor-
ders or shutting between ware
house and freight station has re-
Gently become one of the FBTs
ma ior-and more dangerous
headaches.
Liquor retail shops are now also
prey for the rejuvenated mobs
whose trigger fingers are no less
reluctant than they were during
prohibition. Mere youngsters. cut
loose from family influence and
restraint by the war, are working
In rowing bands--"baby gangs D.
throughout the nation.
Espionage and sabotage are
''very much under control" the
investigation officials said, but
the home front is endangered far
more by the increasing rate of
crime than "it ever was by Ger
nan or Jap agents"