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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Usual Optimism

With the optimism which has
been his stock in trade for so
many years, the old gentleman of
Shibe Park refused TO cast a
gloomy outlook upon the future of
the game.
I'VE have n great problem on
our hands due Ia conditions
brought about by the war" he
admitted. and then added: I've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Sonny Walker Climbs

Chalk up another point for
the boxing boys - George
Sonny Walker, heavyweight.
now in the army, was recently
promoted from the ranks 10 a
second lieutenancy and deco
rated for heroism while leading
patrols in a Guadalcanal sector
, Walker beat Lee Savold a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

After u years as basketball
coach at Rutgers, Frank Hill has
changed his slow, deliberate style
Of play for the fast break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
No Triple Play Made
In A. |. During 1912

In two seasons OF its long his
tory the American League has re-
corded no triple play. The years
we're 1912 and 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Former Red Wings

Bush and Doug McCaig. the
handsome defenseman from Brant-
ford. are the two former Red
Wings who will face Detroit.
Among the Ottawa filters is THAN
Simon. 215-pound defenseman, who
is a brother of Gully Simon, De-
troit defenseman. Frank Boucher
Jr.. son of the New York Rang
ers' coach; Tony Licari. Detroit
owned forward from Guelph. and
Connie Tudin. former Montreal
Canadiens center. are also on the
roster.
With Olympia donating the
building and paying all expenses
of the air force players 10 and
from their bases, IL is hoped TO
raise $4,000 for the Red Cross.
All profits from concessions also
will 60 to the fund. Employees
are donating their services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Successful Sire

Flying Ebony has led the list Of
Sires Of winning 2-year-old horses
for two years in succession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
EmpIoyesDonate
Work as Wings,
.RCAF Clash

III Eddie Bush can give UP =
$4,000 hockey contract with the
Red Wings and try 10 support his
wife and youngster on n sol
dier'S pay, guess none Of the
boys around here will worry
about their nights pay for the
Red Cross game"
That's the way Jimmy Nelson,
press box boss at Olympia, feels
about donating his services for the
hockey game which will pit the
Royal Canadian Air Force against
the Detroit Red Wings Tuesday
might at Olympia.
or course, Jimmy has another
reason. too. His own boy, Davey
Nelson. former University Of
Michigan halfback, is a flier. too,
He's In training as naval flying
cadet at Iowa City.
Four for One
4 Jimmy is great admirer OF
Eddie Bush, the brash young de-
lfenseman for whom the Red
Wings gave four players in the
middle of last season. Not bad
deal either, because Bush. a Red
Wing who never back up under
fire, steamed up the club in a
drive that shook the hockey
world as il came within a hand.
span OF the Stanley Cup.
Bush is one Of the stars OF the
Toronto air force team which has
combined its stars with the OF.
tawa filters. Allan Cup champions
to give the Red Wings battle
He fired the last two goals that
gave the Toronto airmen TT tie
with the Wings two weeks age
lat Windsor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
LOW FATE INSURANCE

ONE TRICK is not much Of an
insurance premium to pay for \
policy which protects you against
failure 10 make your game con-
tract. III either rubber bridge or
total point duplicate II giving up
the single trick voluntarily makes
success Of Your contract a sure
thing. you arr spending u possible
SO or 700 points. depending on
vulnerab!!lty. 90 protcc, some
thing worth around 400 points
when you are not vulnerable and
around 600 wI,er you are vulncr-
able.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Real Wealth
Is Analysed
Babson Discusses
Fundamentals Facing
Nation, Advises
Productive Work
PAGE slX
IN ROGER ". BABSON,
Copyright 1913. Publishers
Financial Bureau. Inc

BahsuM iU.N. Mass. June lU.-lu
recent ,.Ji.rlr. i brought out the
point That. Undrr our capIiullStIc
ayStCuI. the m!ddlcmun i IN the best
position ~ weather the initiation
storm. also stated that the .arr.-
trs ,Iu wJg" workers might Dc OBJ
Isrd III the end t. be responsible lur
The create" portion ct on. nalluua!
debt. However. debt and initiation
'.c H"i ;!r un'" troubles Nc may
LII" t. ,"cv. The possibilities uI 4
'ui.& M"g. ul RADICAL changes IN CA,
'uCI.u ,lu,l ...u other Cuu'lusvurIr>
may ultaur,vlN rvsul; IN real iruu-
Bile II s.C. ~'.uu!d come. huw can
~ "a ,'" children bv p"Otrc.rdr
Land ". Securities.
The United States Is llu,~, 'hr
emily nation ~ the world ~ which
'vCCrI'!e> r,pr, s"mt.uG capital have
no, 'ot been Cu.lIsra;vG. DO not
!,..C.r TIA, / ur ANY children 81 ny
G.AnGC:...t. NAH H,r L. sec TINS
happen here. ! 60 relieve that ser-
maps i-y REORGANIZATION. Il they
axe !U,H' g.. ua.UCEE enough t. an
hel.t Ha.ia"I i.uu lac. uay .lv ~
= tune "avu hey !Hust work III u.
de: = "a, /. other words. perhaps
-!'-N'1t 80 '.'!t -. ny PRESENT ANA
ultimate I-..s ~ forcing them IL
work t.4u by .yI..w5 ;heu rents Il
collect q! Coupons To- cut.
49,: brought up yu 81 :Igiu and
nay "u!E haas Brought ne N close
touch with aa"y !JgUvgs and their
Problems Furthermore. Il, al eco
HomlSt. ! recognize that land. ,hil-
d!en and character axe ulIr only zeal
wealth. " ~ the case pi securities.
however. Tie value O: lanI and
chadrvl! &! the income they HAY
produce Is subject 10 change The
ASiu: family fortune ui many mil
hons MAS derived frcm New York
city real estate. IL i illustrative ut
the growth possibilities character
.,lIc al Wv..-lacted az productive
!Luo hciG through several genera
.nu- Vet. while this particular for
tame "Us growing. many land Spe-
".a,uvs. along with security sprcU:L-
...-. ..-' .a.gv sums.
Hard Work Always PAYS.
A......,. -.r.y "a! work being
done. .,.t.y. ..g owners %. STOCKS
NO! lie uNar.s .. .uuG maze money
IN the long .u. There - no Easy
.uvd - prosperity. F.. example. De-
!urr OI'"in9 AZ" cons .dv-Huir amount
%: = sock q. "a bond Issue. tAkc
certain fundamental. steps These
consist %. visiting the plan; OF OH
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10

! GER -! inr company whose scclIrI-
| ties interest nr. ! meet the office.
and determine whether the manage
| rhsnt Is capable. honest and prurrr,-
! >Ivc. also II: Ia obtain >tuclihuld-
| erS lists To- see who my future a>Su.
clateS III ownership will be Figures
| relative L. earnings. dividends and
interest. production or sales are.
easily obtdIndUle. but II may take
days and months OF travel. inter
Viewing ana investigating before the
hidden Ndiur> III any Investment sit
uItion may De uncovered.
Likewise. the real vallic ut land
OF other forms CT real estate. such
,.S stores. Office buildings. farms.
acreage. homes OF Subdivisions. can
: be determined only after cuusldrg.-
tIon q! location. Sull analysis. wealth
rF records. population trends unG
other factors. One should devote
considerable time 10 personal luvc>-
ts"tion before exchanging one form
ui investment 10. another ur pr.ur,
masking any investment Ol cUu<v-
qurHrr ! might Ot III u position :.
make large investment III farm
IMid. but III doing 80 would De dc
pendent upon some one else To- work
the land ana even To- supervise the
Job. In uthe. Words. | would be SIN
Ut. .tl uu,rutr,, u,yuy,. TN ;, ~
other reason why ! have confined
my investments ~ securities. Bu.
Tor the man who Will study lyuH
values. WHO can 20, OH, ,;run n,.
property. ROLL uu E.> sleeve, and -,
20 W,Ik then. and -uIv ,hvI,. H,
~4y. Go D.v. Ia tho lIud"' >,
course. the ownership nl other ;yy,,
81 real property also REQUIRES per
-uu.H attention.
Long Pull Protection.
Certainly the LAST iu.ua that w.!!
nr taken .tHLN from nay rn!ldlru u
aIaIrc:.. .Grvu ~!.l bee thea" hong
>lr,.i amt Their .E!ll. Dudv. the com
uai!~:I, system. RUSSIA rr-diStrL-
i";vG Ire. land ~ the form u! CO
operative l.!u.s. uut III that country
Tie ...,..t.Ja HI. quite different
:guH. anything That We have eX-
peE.encru there. In Russia and III
POLAND. too. Ne great Du!k OF land
was held ~ Very large estates ::i-
dINlG"H!!E owned ~ controlled. Il
may nave been entirely proper IL
hay" the AS" "i such land re-dI>trL-
nHtrd AMONG 'iv people. SUrh Il sill
"I'!"n d"r~ not exist here. Even II
90! rational debt reaches point
"h"r" c"ni!sEL'l"n "i s"'n" Secur:-
lies ih!SH' n,c'"r necessary III or
de! t. reduce II. the huinrStead OF
l1'tE "H:eS ~ less sh""'d not oc DIS
'":3v".
N'''''!' ne men al" women VINO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Better Demand
Boosts Stocks

New York. June l0.-(AP)- \
moderate revival Of investment de-
H3nd Stiffened the stock market.
Bonds We're steady. commodities
liked.
among shares 1T new tops for the
wear or longer We're ChrySler. Texas
o. and international Harvester In
.:"E; were L. s. Steel. Western
DAiS". U. S. Rubber. Westinghouse.
1H"' ~. Sears Roebucli and United
.ICrit
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10

\ new method OF !cvt!iiz!ng pea
nuts. applying the fertilizer 10 Il crop
o. rye ;ha: preceded the peanuts.
IS being tested by jasper Edgr Al
Hope Mills lie applied 800 pounds
OF 0-lO-lO 10 the rye in january
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10

Heavy boil wvevil emergenCc
threatens severe damage 10 cotton
When growers lind one Dol! weryli
per 500 plants. they should begin
poisoning.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
CottonFutures
Up At Noon

New York. June lO.-(AP)-cot-
ton futures opened ) cents Il baIe
higher to 5 cents lower.
Noon prices were unchanged to 80
cents Il bale higher, July 2O.lT, Oc-
tober 1892. December 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities-

he vas shocked - IN. - dummy
with the spade \ Ind playing the
diamond \ would no; enable him
10 run the long SUIT
In his extremity lie scored the
club y. the spade y. the diamond
y and fineSSed the club J. which
lost North took his diamond J and
led the club Q back to the X West
put him back in with the Club s,
whereupon he scored the heart a.
returned the heart . TO the X. and
the heart 10 lost TIE setting trick
10 the J
The other deClarer made q SIM
pie safety play Winning the first
trick with the spade K. he scored
the diamond X. overlook the Q
with the 4 and led the 10 to
North'S No matter what North
returned. five diamond tricks and
the contract were safe The spade
2 came back to the A. the dia-
monds were run. North discardine
club and heart. then the club
y and * followed by the J TO the
Q North now could score only his
heart 4 and had 10 lead his Q to
the X. giving West an extra trick
as reward for Sourdncss.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10

.: lirlD$-litry 1875 More!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10

Euy wpr Savings Stamps o, Bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Kills.. Robs Girl
War Worker in
Elevator, F|ees
Slayer Gets $40 After
BIudeeonine Blonde
on Night Shift at Ionia

IONA. Feb. 81 CUP) Police
tonight sought killer who
hludgeoned pretty blond war
worker with an iron fence post
then strangfed her with a strip OF
her underclothing and fled with
the victims $50 wages.
The girl. i9-year-old Clara
Johnson, who worked the night
Sniff m spark plug plant. was
not attacked. Her body was found
in a coal bin of a railroad freight
elevator this morning. Her skull
had been crushed.
Sheriff Leslie Murphy said II
was evident the girl had put up a
struggle. Her left arm was broken
and the body was bruised badly
If the killer left her alive. it is
possible she ffeze to death, since
her body was exposed about 81,
hours in near-zero weather. he
said.
Police were investigating the
possibility that the slayer had es
capped in a large oil truck. stoler
from a gasoline station about &
block from where the murder wa.
committed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Roosevelt Still III,
Cancels Talk on Radio

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 INS).-
President Roosevelt. scheduled TO
address the nation Sunday after
noon on the Red Cross war fund
radio program. will not do so. II
was announced tonight. The Presi-
dent still is indisposed and his
message will be read by Norman
Davis, chairman of the American
Red Cross.
Other speakers on the program.
scheduled 10 be broadcast on all
networks from AIS TO 4:30 p. m,
will include Gen. Eisenhower and
Admiral Nimitz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Fifth Column
Seen Behind
Panic Buying
OPA Asks Inquiry
by FBl Into Rush
to Purchase Clothes

WASHINGTON. Feb. u (UP) g.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton has asked the Federal Bureau
OF Investigation 10 look into the
recent heavy buying runs on cloth
ing stores. il was learned today, on
the theory that fifth colunnists
may have contributed to the runs
in an attempt TO spread panic and
public confidence.
Alarmed by the feverish buying
which has depleted clothing stocks
ir many areas-particularly in De-
troit. San Francisco. Dallas. Cleve-
land, New York and Washington
pointed out that inspira-
ton of such runs would be in line
with a cardinal tenet of fifth col
umn activity: creation of confusion
among civilians.
The bureau of intelligence OF the
Office of War Information, which
has been conducting separate in
vestigation, said today il had un-
covered no evidence thus far that
the runs were encouraged by SUBJ
versive elements.
The runs subsidized temporarily
on assurance by price and produc-
ton chieftains that clothes restric-
lions are not planned, but they
have been resumed on national
scale in the last few days. A sur
vey disclosed that fear Of clothing
rationing is more prevalent in
large cities than in smaller COM
munities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Dim Hope for Il
Trapped in Mine
Report They Are Alive
Denied by Pit Owner

BEAR CREEK. Mont. Feb. 27
(UPl w. A. Raneck. assistant
manager Of the Smith Mine where
70 men are trapped in smoke
and gas filled tunnel. said tonight
there is no foundation 10 a report
the men have been contacted.
I'VE don't know whether they
are alive" Raneck said.
A report reaching the emergency
hospital at Red Lodge earlier said
rescue workers had ascertained the
men were alive
Raneck insisted. however. there
is little hope for the men. trapped
after an explosion in the mine this
morning.
"Air in the mine IL very bad"
he said
The dread "b ack d m D."
scqurge of coal miners, is prevalent
throughout the workings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Steel u. 5. Pennies
Put Into Circulation

WASHINGTON Feb. u tUPl
The treasury today put the new
zirc-coated steel pennies into cir
culstion in limited Quantities. They
look like a cross between nickel
and a dime
Assistant Mint Director Leland
Howard handed first samples 10
treasury officials. Later the
ueaSury's cash room started sell
ing them tn lots -t1f J6 or fewer
Most of them were obtained
today 10y coin collectors and the
curious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
So It's Still Unlawful to Work on SUNDAYS

week. But the Senate judiciary
committee today stuck Carpenter
in its dustiest pigeon-hole
"The law is not being en-
forced" explained S m a tor
Joseph Bal dwin, committee
chairman. $50 we decided to
leave this troublesome problem
alone"
"Hypocrites," sneered Senator
Carpenter.
The statute now on the books
provides:
"No person shall keep I'm his
warehouse, shop or workhouse,
or shall do any manner Of labor.
business or work. or he present
NJ any dancing or at any public
diversion, show or entertainment.
on the first day of the week"
The one exception 10 this rule
is that men and women can work
in event of necessity and charity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Gen. Marshall Seen
AS Field Marshal

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 GNS)
- Possibility that Gen. Marshall,
chief Of staff. may soon become
supreme commander of all United
Nations armies with the rank OF
field marshal was seen here today.
Basis for the belief were state
ments in the authoritative Army
and Navy Journal that Congress
soon may be called upon to create
the rank of field marshal. and re-
ports that the post of Allied COM
mander in chief had been offered
to Marshall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Reds Smash Maxi Attacks
In 2 Donets Basin Areas
BY NATALIA RENE

MOSCOW. Feb. % Sunday
GNS).-Soviet troops were de-
clared today to have smashed new
German commensurate in two Sec
tors of the undiscovered Donets
Basin while replusing other Nazi
attacks along the Azov seacoast
west of Rostov.
Forced on the defensive in the
Donets-Rostov region where the
Germans have hurled huge tank
and troop reserves into furious
11-day-old battle. the Red army
maintained its offensive west Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Nazis Retreat to Faid Pass,
Beaten on 3 Tunisian Fronts
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA. Feb. u INS)
Fighting in the northern sector
of the Tunisian front north and
south of Medjez-El-Bab in the
Tunis area continued undated
today as Axis forces in the west
central zone withdrew into Faid
Pass to the east from the Sbeitla-
observation-disclosures area.
British tank forces clashed with
Marshal Rommels panzers and in
fantry in the North. where the
Germans launched five separate
attacks at dawn yesterday There
was a hull in the ground fighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
97-Year-OId Statute
Establishes Fine
for Seventh Day
BY FRANK NORRIS

Lam SIN C, Feb. Ex-senator
Ben Carpenter, the sage of Har-
rison. was defeated Saturday in
his one-man campaign to legalize
Sunday work for war production
employees and Sunday golf and
public diversion for the leisure
class.
The Senate insisted that crimes
of this nature should be punished
by A fine of $40 for each Sunday
worker spends at a drill press
or AT play.
II am very unhappy Senator
Carpenter said, because I now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Jap Bases al Kiska
And Munda Bombed

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 1NS)
Bombing raids last Thursday on
japanese bases in the Aleutian
and Central Solomon Islands were
announced today by the navy de-
partment.
Results Of the Aleutian attack,
directed al the enemy's Kiska
base. were not reported. In the
SolomonS, at least one enemy
plane was destroyed on the ground
at Munda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Renew Lend-Le ,
House Unit Urges

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 GNS)
The House foreign affairs COM
mittee today urged Congress to
renew the lend-lease act, contend
ing that it is not only IAN essen
tial part of our mechanism for
waging war" but that il also sets
the stage" for a postwar pros
peritV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

said only ''littie interceptor ops
position" had been met.
Bursts were observed In the
target area" said headquarterS
of the United States Eighth Air
Force.
This was the second big Ameri-
can daylight raid over Europe N
two days. It followed yesterdays
heavy United States attack on tho
naval and U-beat- base of VII
|helmshaven in northwestern Ger
many which cost the Americans
seven bombers.
Good weather favored the Vens
tura- attack on Dunkirk where
many bomb bursts were observed
along the quays. the British air
ministry announced. Speedy Raj
Iwhirlwinds at the same time
bombed the German airfield at
Maupertus.
3s0-MI. STRETCH POUNDED
The Allies altogether lost only
four fighters out of hundreds ct
aircraft that swarmed across the
English Channel during the day to
strike a 360-mile stretch of the
French coast from Brest to Dun.
kirk. M
Last nights raid on Cologne
the most devastating since the
thousand-bomber attack on the
Rhineland industrial capital last
May-was estimated to have in-
volved some 500 of Britain's big
gest raiders, of which 10 failed to
return.
Four-ton and two-ton bombs
constituted substantial part" ct
the great weight of high explo-
sives dumped on the already bat-
tered German Pittsburgh" the
air ministry revealed tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
OPA Exempts Chicken

WASHINGTON. Feb. u (UP).
The Office of Price Administers
ton exempted canned chicken
meat, canned turkey meat and
other canned poultry meats. but
not chicken soups. from the freeze
on sales of canned meat and fish
which is 10 remain in effect until
meat is rationed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Newspaper Sales Leap

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 81 CUP)
Daily newspapers in the United
States reached high of 44.492.-
S36 sales day in 1912, n. w.
Aver and Sons Directory Of News
papers and Periodicals revealed
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
discover that my colleagues are
n bunch of hypocrites.

Defeat of Senator Carpenters
enthusiastic campaign for liberty
means that il is illegal for any one
10 work on Sunday and especially
10 drink in taverns or TO play in
fields 81 SzcSSrJis
The prohibitQry ia tute was
adopted in 1S46Nand has remained
on the books virtually unnoticed
until discovered by Carpenter. who
is the leader'of the one-man liberal
faction.
The senator doesn't golf on sum-
mer Sundays. but he likes TO take
a little drink, he explained. or TO
contest his craftsmanship with
any ono who thinks he IS a Sensa-
ton with a p rifle
So he introduced a bill 10 repeal
the statute prohibiting play and
drinking on the first day OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

in Central Tunisia, but Allied air.
craft gave Rommers retreatiuG
columns no rest as they Withdrew
toward the coast. 81
There is no indication that larfo
forces are being employed in the
fighting around Medjez-El-Bab.
The attacks are officially described
as reconnaissance in force" ap-
parently seeking to disrupt Allied
communications and to keep the
Allied forces off balance.
Battlefront dispatches said that
Axis forces evacuated Feriana fol-
lowing the capture Of Kasserine by
Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Roosevelt Gives Back
Plants Seized by b. 5.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 GNS).
Roosevelt late today
issued an order returning the
plants of the Triumph Explosives.
Inc. Elkton. Md. 10 the company.
The plants had been seized Oct.
13, 1912, because of alleged mis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Ben Bernie improves

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 81 CUP).-
Band leader Ben Bernie. the old
maestro" stricken with pleurisy,
was slightly improved today. but
still remained in critical condition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

kharkov and north Of Kursk
toward Orel
Beyond Kharkov, said the Soviet
midnight communique, one Rus
sian unit yesterday "overcame re-
sistance and captured large inhab>
tied localities" in a continuiue
forward surge toward the Dhieper
River.
Soviet bombers. supporting THU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Italy Replaces ENJOYS
In France and Spain

The Rome radio said today that
Raffaele Guariglia former ambas-
sador 10 France. has been named
ambassador 10 Turkey and Mar
uuis Paolucci de Calboli-Barone
has been appointed ambassador TO
Cpatr