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Evening star., 1943-11-03
Russia
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to the north stormed the strategic
Dnieper River bridgehead of Kak-
hovka and seized Gornostiayevka. Is
miles to the northeast, where thou
sands of Nazis were reported killed
or drowned in futile attempts to halt
the Soviet onslaught.
Capture of the Black Sea port of
Skadovsk, 40 miles southeast of
Kherson. further narrowed German
routes of escape from the Crimea by
giving the Russians control of a
large part of the north coast of
Karkinit Bay opposite the North
western Crimean coast. 1t also
posed a direct flanking threat to
Kherson and Nikolaev, as we'll as
rendering the position of any Ger
man troops south of Kakhovka un-
tenable
Other Spearheads of Gen. Feodor
Tolbukhins 4th Ukraine Army cap
tured Kalanchak, 20 miles northwest
of Perekop. and Bolshayan May
achki. 30 miles east of Kherson,
MOSCOW announced.
Many Prisoners Taken.
The Russian communique termed
the German defeat in this sector a
rout, and credited the Red Army
Air Force with playing a large part.
Large numbers of prisoners were
being rounded up, the bulletin said.
The Russian communique made
no mention of the progress OF Red
Army forces into the Crimea, but
Berlin reported yesterday that other
Russian forces had landed on the
Kerch neck of the Crimea jutting
Eastward toward the Caucasus. One
group was "annihilated." the Berlin
broadcast asserted. while the second
was "cordoned Off
Southwest of Dnepropetrovsk bit
ter fighting in the Dnieper bend
salient cost the Germans approxi-
matelv 1900 killed, Moscow said
Another 800 were reported slain in
action around the iron city of Krivoi
Rog, where the reinforced German
garrison still is holding open an
escape path tor Germans inside the
river loop.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Rubber Plan Progress
Satisfactory, Dewey Says

By the Associated Press.
Rubber Director Bradley Dewey
told a Senate Agriculture subcom-
mittee TODAY that reports that the
the synthetic rubber program is in
mess are totally inaccurate.
Mr.. Dewey described his predeces-
sor, William NJ. Jeffers. as the man
who brought order out of chaos,
adding:
Mr.. Jeffers' big job was to get
plants built. He did that and those
that aren't built are finishing up
We are issuing a progress report this
week and am sure you will come to
the conclusion after reading it that
the program is not a mess
Evening star., 1943-11-03
FOUND,

HANDBAG, lady's, containns money and
yaluahles. Owner please identify in detail
BRING DESERTED, STRAY ANIMALS from
vicinity Consress Hts. and Anacostia to
Animal Protective Association, 5000 Wheel
er rd. Sc. t20), or report in writing, No
phone this site at present.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
BY THOMAS X. HENRY,

MALTA.-Less than a year ago
the plight of besieged Malta was
desperate. Both civilians and SOL
diers were on starvation rationS.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Hotel Mans Wife Dies
In Six-Story Plunge

ky the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Mrs. Helene
Kosure, AZ, wife of a St. Louis hotel
manager, was killed today when she
fell or jumped from her l0th-hoor
window at the Hotel Pierre to a
fourth-floor extension.
The wife of King Kosure. man.
ager Of the Park Plaza Hotel in St.
Louis, Mrs Kosure had been stay
ing for the past month at the
Pierre, managed by Frank Paget, a
friend of her husband.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

remarkable is
the speed with
which the is
land especial
ly such a place
as its chief city,
v al ! e t t a is
bouncing b a c k
to normal. Now
there Is rela-
lively plenty of
food reasonably
cheap. although
only one or two
civilian restau-
rants have been
allowed to re-
Evening star., 1943-11-03
LOST RATION COUPONS, Cont. ,

RATION BOOK I. No. :IS"I-24 ISSUED 10
Ella Elizabeth station. 6i:2 sth st. NV.
Phone DE 1926.
RATION BOOK NO. ?. issued to Maria
TAYLOR. 2666 Nichols ave. Sc 5.
RATION BOOKS NOS. I, 2. 3. 4. issued to
Mrs. Claire Neville and Edwin Neville 24Ol
Calvert st. NV. DE. 4472
RATION BOOKS NO. 3, issued TO William
F. Ward and Mary Anne Ward, s709 Gar
neld St. Bethesda. Md 81
WAR RATION BOOK 3, issued to Ran
dolph Winefeld, 1924 5th st. NV.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 3, issued to
Karen Walker. ] 400 Fuller ST. NV.
WAR RATION BOOKS ], 3 and A. issued
to Mae Bell Townsend and Barbara
Townsend, ll1e 10Th st. NV. -
WAR RATION BOOKS 2) NO. 3, issued to
William Robinson and Ernest Robinson,
'!3 L st. NV
WAR RATION BOOK NO. B. issued to John
Manisault 944 Rhode Island ave. n. W. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Northern House Dance
II Detroiters Pledged

Among The I'D en- tcrIng
women students at DenlSon Uni
versity, Granville. O.. VINO
pledged national sororitles. re-
Gently, are IL from Detroit,
Chi Omega pledges are Miss
Betty Daneey of Audubon road
and Miss Mary Meikle Of Devon
shire road.
Chosen 10 Delta Delta Delta
were Misses Barbara Armstrong
of Shrewsbury road, Patricia
Blackwood of Outer drive and
Barbara Thompson OF Lindsay.
Misses Kathryn Ackies of Col
lingwood, Elinor Boyd of Semi
mole. Marjorie Snyder of
Atkinson were chosen by Delta
Gamma; and Miss Matilda Zgon-
yam OF Bedford road. Alpha Omi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Air Cadet
Welded al
I exos Camp

I'm NJ ANUEL EPISCOPAL
II CHURCH in San Angelo,
Tex, was the scene of the re-
cent marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Jane Green. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Green of Crystal
Falls, Mich, and Aviation Cadet
Milton Frederick Coulson, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Coulson
OF Berwyn road, Birmingham.
The candlelight ceremony was
performed by the Rev, Philip
Kemp.
The bride wore a soft beige
and gold gabardine suit, and a
blending hat with feather trim.
Her accessories were brown and
her corsage bou qu I was OF
orchids.
Mrs. Green, m O I h e Of the
bride, chose a gray suit and A
turquoise hat. Her flowers were
orchids.
Mrs. Coulson wore a citrus
green gabardine suit a purple
chapeau and an orchid corsage
bouquet pinned to her coat
lapel.
A reception was held in the
Spanish Room Of the Cactus
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Language Classes at Wayne

Popular language classes ar
Wayne University are those of
Russian and Chinese dialect.
The classes in Chinese are
under the direction OF Alexan-
der Brede, assistant professor
Of English at the university
Brede, who resided in China
from 1922 10 1927. has been a
lifelong student OF Oriental
cultures.
Harry Josselson, a former
Wayne student and a Latvian
by birth, Is directing the class
IN advanced Russian.
A new course In Russian for
beginners is now being formed
under the direction of DR.. Vera
Durham.
Social events at Wayne in
clude a style show TO be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Rustic RomDIe Nov. 13
For Di Delta Di Girls;
II Pied 8ed at Denison

cron p and Miss Lois Pulfer OF
+ Grand Blvd. and Miss Eliza
beth Stephenson OF Longfellow,
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Pi Gamma Siems Rally
Pi Gamma Sigma Sorority
held rs annual fall rally, re-
Gently az the council presidents
home. Miss Vera Beaudett
dinner for both Alpha and
Beta chapters was held, and also
pledges and members of the
Delta pledge chapter were pres
emf.
Rush events during the sum-
mer months for the Delta chap
ter will be climaxed with a
formal initiation early in No
NemheT.
Committee members for the
rally were
MISSES
Hida Dystant Elizabeth DEEDS
Lillian clark Jane Kudej
Made Turner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Medics Auxiliary
Will Meet Friday

THE WOMANS Auxiliary of
the Wayne County Medical
Society will have a luncheon
meeting at the Colony Club at
1890 p. m. Friday, Guest
speaker at the meeting will be
Or. Marie Salutsky who will
talk on Russia, her native
land. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Leo Bartender
by Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Warren G. Muirs
Living in Virginia
PFC. AND MRS. WARREN

PFC. AND MRS. WARREN
{, MUIR JR, are residing al
Virginia Beach, Va, following
their recent marriage in d
troit.
Mrs. Muir was Miss Mary
Alice Stout, daughter OF Mrs.
c. o, Stout OF Northwestern
avenue, and the late Mr.. Stout.
Pfc, Muir is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w, {. Muir Of Tuxedo
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
What About Stars7

Just then a guy who looked
like he might be somebody con-
nected with the management
came along and / ses mister
what about the big movie stars
that are supposed to come in
here l ses is Ii true and when
do they happenY He ses why
wasn't you just talking to Mis-
ter and Missus CraneY i SEES do
YOU mean those two young peo-
pie that just left2 He SEES yes.
ses we'll suppose ! was? He
SEES nothing except II she isn't
a big movie star she will do
until a big movie star comes
along, That was Lana Turner
and her husband you was talk
ing To soldier and Ethel ses Joe
/ could really just kill you.
Yours truy
JOE TURP.
Copyright, 1913, ~ Kihg Features
Distributed by International News ssFvies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Social Security
Talk Announced

DIR. CHARLOTTE WHIT
TON will be guest speaker at
the main library Tuesday eve
ming at $50. The program will
be sponsored jointly by the
Zonta Club and the Detroit
Public Library. The subject OF
Or. Whitton's address is What
Do We Really Mean by Social
Security ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
INTRODUCING

MARY JANE RAYMOND. -. born Sept II to Mr. and
Mrs. George T.. Raymond (Carol Moebsl.
ANDREW WILLIAM ORR III born Sept 2l to Mr.
and Mrs A. William Orr Jr (Aiary Elizabeth Robnsonl.
LAWRENCE GREEN CUMMINGS. born Sept. to Mr.
and Mrs Talbot Cummings (saly Greene).
JAMES JOHN KNUPP. born Sept. q TO 1t and Mrs
James +. knapp (Jean Znk).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Aquatic Women
Meet "Wednesday

THE WOMANS AQUATIC
CLUB viii meet Wednesday at
s p. m. in the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Mrs Helen Kirkland and
Mrs. Harold Palmer are CO.
chairmen OF the entertainment
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

Oct 5, in the Women's Build
ing by the Association Of Women
Students. a series of bridge las
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Palestine Group
Will Give Tea

TIE PALESTINE WOMANS
A SIS CIATION will meet
Thursday a. 100 o'clock in the
Central YWCA. An informal
tea will be given 10 honor new
members, Mrs A, j. Palmer Jr..
Mrs. Keith HESS and Mrs. Murl
Ritter with their committee will
be In charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

sons 10 begin an Oct. 4, also
in the Womens Building, and a
War Work Day. Oct. 5. 10 be
held in the same locale.
Council Officers Installed
TetaroS Council Of Sigma AL
pha Sorority held its installa-
ton dinner at the Wardell-Sher-
atom. recently, with the follow
ing officers assuming their pow
ers: Miss Iris Seeley, presi-
dent; Miss Margene Redman,
vice president; Merle Hicks, re-
cording secretary; Eloise Long
corresponding secretary. and
Miss Elva Juchartz, treasurer.
Guests Of honor were Mrs.
Harry Buchanan, council presi-
dent, and Mrs r, A. Chauvin,
supreme business manager.
v, D. Dance Moved Up
Freshmen Ar the University
Of Detroit couldn't wait 10 be
welcomed, so they moved up
the date OF the freshman dance
from Oct. 3 10 last Thursday
night, and all eongregated In
Gesu Hall for one of the most
successful openers of the social
season.
Union president, Robert
Brang had Joseph Pickl. Law
renee O'Shaughnessy and Paul
Mentag assisting with introduce
tons for the first 10 minutes OF
the party.
Entertain the Co-eds
Women's League members
are entertaining the freshmen
goods this Sunday afternoon
with a tea, under the chairman
ship OF Miss Barbara Carron.
C. Assisting will be:
MISSES
Evelyn Buss Martha stryker
Gloria NaviH Virginia Dunn
Presiding at either end OF the
tea table will be Miss Helen
Kean, dean of women, and Miss
Joan Joliat, president of the
League.
Miss Mary Jane Kileoyne,
vice president. will take over
the pouring, relieving Miss
Joliat during the afternoon.
1t is at this party that
sorority members meet their
potential rushees and 1t won't
be too long before the rushing
parties begin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

IN DELTA III SORORITY
~ Will sVlug H., Rustic Ram
bic Nov l3 ~ Ion Temple
Ticket committee includes
June Collins. Alice Miller and
Patricia smith
Misses Mary Ellen Cooper
Marilyn Greasy and Rosemary
Brennan are IN charge OF pub
lcity, and Miss Joan Gable is
general chairman Of The party
Northern House Dance
Dates a. the Northern House
OF Representatives autu m n
dance held recently IN the
English room al the Book
Cadillac Hotel were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Purdue Women
To Open Season

TIE WOMEN Of the Purdue
University Club will hold their
opening meeting of the season
at 1890 p. m. Thursday IN the
home Of Mrs. f.. r, Ross in Bar
rington road, Crosse Pointe.
a picnic luncheon will be
served. Mrs. G., NJ. Arnold -
IN charge OF reservations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
All Talk Friendly

lie SEES do you like IL? | SEES
sure / do but my wife Ethel is
getting anxious 10 go home. lie
SEES this is my wife here and the
blonde smiles and SEES hello and
pretty soon we was all talking
friendly together and he told me
his name but l didn't catch it
and i told him mine but ] don {
think he caught il either except
the Joe part because he kept
calling me Joe.
Finally he and his wife SEES
they had to go and we shook
hands all around and just as
they was going out Ethel came
in and took one OF their seats
and ses how do you like
Schwabs Drug Store Joe? ! SEES
why ii seems nice. She ses did
any big movie star walk in? l
SEES you don't see me holding
one for you do you? She ses
/ never have any luck and 10
tell you the truth Joe maybe
they don't really come in here
like the girls told me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
THE
BRIGHTER
SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON

MR.. JOE TURP writes
AVA Dear Sir The other eve
ming my wife had to do some
shopping and she told me TO
meet her at $50 at a place
called Schwahs Drug Store not
far from where we live to take
her 10 the movies afterwards.
Ethel ses you will love
SchWsbS Drug Store Joe be-
cause everybody in this town
goes there every night and a
big movie star may walk in
any minute. / ses do you mean
a sick one Ethel? She ses of
course not. Why would they
be sick? SEES we'll most people
go to a drug store to buy medi-
cine don't they?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Gaff Really Leaps

So 1 went 20 Schwabs drug
store and the gaff was really
leaping with guys and danes
and after ] had stood around
awhile my game leg got to ach-
ing and then ! saw one empty
stool at the soda fountain and
climbed on and ordered a coke
and a sandwich and sat there
watching the people and IL was
really an interesting thing.
There was a soldier on the
next stool TO me with a blonde
alongside him and he ses are
you a stranger in town buddy.
! SEES yes | am. / SEES ! am from
Brooklyn and | am waiting here
for my wife Ethel. He ses that
a good town too I guess. Are
you stationed out here?
| SEES no | am on a furlough
because | got nicked in North
Africa and my wife Ethel
wanted me TO see this part OF
the country,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
She Isn't Lucky

She SEES that's silly Joe. They
go 10 Sehwabs 10 meet each
other and talk and TO have
something at the soda fountain,
Every body goes there because
its a custom. / have been there
several times with the girls my
self and its exciting.
l ses did any big movie stars
walk in while you was there
baby? She SEES well no they
didn't but that's because ]
haven't been lucky on the nights
was there,
l ses all right Ethel ! will
meet you there and if big
movie star comes in l will hold
him for you. She SEES l don [
think they would like that Joe
but l would like 10 see one up
close just the same.
l haven't seen one close up
since have been in California
although a friend of mine ses If
l had got to her house Is min
utes sooner one day ! would
have seen Spencer Tracy pass
ING bV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Even fhe Police Were Bottled
by fhe Strongest JekYll-HYde
Personality They Had Picked
Up in Years.

tered literally dozens of homes
by drilling small holes in window
sashcs and releasing the catches
with wires. Smith frankly adj
mitted his duatelifc and led de-
tectivcs 20 cache of loot IN his
home valued az $4,000
But why did ne do it?"
Smiths astonishcd fellow citizens
in Cambridge asked each other.
Later Smith answered them.
81 got "a thuH ont Of getting
away with it, he said.
A Judge in MiddlcseN County
Superior Court sentenced THE
Bogcr" 10 seven % ten years in
state Prison after hearing his
plea of guilty. and evidence that
he was a Woodworking family
man
Smrh'E cUUt0vortoid the judge
ne had always regarded the young
man AS his successor. The pris-
oncrs dazcd wife and relatives
wcpt as counsel pleaded FOR lem
ionCv hcoW7c of the prisoners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

previous fine record and his CO.
operation with the police.
The thrill burglar was able
"to set away with it, for so long
since he. himself was a member
of a vigilantc group pledged to
catch the "Bdrcr" lie thus
learned their plans and cunningly
eluded all the traps they set.
The sorrowful friends of Smith
declared that the perfect life
ne led bored the young man. HIS
success in business, the compli-
ments Of associates, his high
standing in the community, and
the alteration Of a loving and UNI
suspecting wife added up for him
only TO dun routine.
His escape" was into a side
line Of crime. As the dread Bay
state Borcr' by night and IN
pious masquerade by day Smith
became a happy man.
During his confinement in state
Prison, Smith will have time to
read a lot OF books about thrill
criminals one in particular
strikingly like his own case.
More than a century before
Smith was born. the citizens of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Ellsworth Smiths Wife and
His NeighbOrs Were Amazed
to Learn That the Quiet Fam
lily Man Spent His Nights at
the Anti-SOcial Business of
Burglary.
Marloic, Belgium, congratulated
themselves on the appointment as
their Deputy Project Of Police of
the wealthy Jules Levert.
When Levert took over, 423 UNI
solved robberies were on the rec
ords.
Now well get some action,
they said.
Oddly enough crime failed to
diminish. Now even churches
we're robbed and new thefts were
listed daily.
Levert himself personally in
vestigated all the new outrages,
but each time sadly admitted
failure.
Finally, however a break "
came when a night patrolman ar
rested, after a violent struggle,
desperate-looking bearded man
he caught entering an officials
residence. When the prisoner
was safely locked i'm a cell, mes
sengers were sent for Levert. He
was nowhere 70 be found
Mystified, the police decided TO
question the prisoner in Levert's
absence. When they arrived at
his cell they found the man dead
stTangTed by his own belt. But
his beard had been removed The
burglar was their own Deputy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

4 EAp thc famous "sprout'r-
- volrauo' ofPaIacutm Mc>-
leo. suddcAly appeared IN
front or thc Mayors office IN Cam
Fridge VI achuSctts. IL cold
a7lr oauscd little more cAti --
mcut than a page one story which
startled newspaper readers m
that college city the other day.
You could have Knocked them
over with feather" especially
one Mrs smith when she read
that her own model husband Ellis
worth. was the phantom 'Borer.
Almost as thunderstruck as
Mrs smith wcreS the police Of
fashionable near by Belmont
when they caught the 29-year-old
ideal family man" IN the act OF
committing the last of his 80
Characteristic burglaries, bring.
90 a0 end one OF the strangest
"Jckyll-Hydc' crime careers OF
recent years
smith was the last man in the
world anyone would have sus-
--7- I'd 0f thr rash OF thCfts whICh
Save kept Cambridge and Bel
mont home owners jumpy for
seven years.
Exposed with his arrest rs the
mysterious ''BOrcr, who had on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
FOR MANY, THERE IS A FAR BETTER WAY! YES,
A PLEASANT, GENTLE WAY TO GET REAL RELIEF!

ITEREs happy news for many who have
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one common cause of constipation is lack Of
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Here, then, is ALL-BRANs regulating" secret.
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of these elements, which work by helping the
colonic flora fluff up, tighten and prepare the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Insist on genuine ALL-BRAN, made only by
Kelloggs in Battle Creek. OF ALL-BRAN does
not help you, consult your doctor)
lADiESi Let nutritious ALL-BRAN help you
watch your weiehtl II IS exceptionally low
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Jules Lcvert's suicide note was
simple. He confessed TO scores of
robberies over a tcp-ycar period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Model Husband The Daytime Burglar at Night

II did not need the money" he
wrote, II robbed only for the
thrill of H."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11
Pair Married
on Saturday

MIR AND MRS. HERMAN
TILCk are making their new
home at 224 Cass avenue, fol-
lowing their wedding Saturday
evening.
The bride is the former Dor
othy Strong, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Strong, $685.
North avenue, while Mr. Tick
is the son of Mrs. John Thurman.
The Rev. Harold Hayward of
Gilbert Memorial Baptist church
read the service at the parson-
age at 7 o'clock Saturday eve
ming. The bride wore blue
suit, brown accessories, and a
corSage Of pink roses. She was
attended by her sister, Evelyn
Strong, who wore an ensemble
of beige and blue with pink
carnations, and Mrs. Melvin
Phillyss, who was in brown with
which she wore yellow roses.
Mr.. Ticks attendants were Don
aid Strong and Mr.. Phillyss.
Fifty guests gathered for the
wedding dinner and reception at
the Strong home after the ccre-
mOny.