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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

and chairman Of the hostess com
mlltee of the metropolitan USO.
said
THE Santa for SerVicemen
campaign, designed 10 provide
thousands of Christmas boxes
for men In the services. Is one
which merits the support of
every Detroiter.
II am sure that all Catholic
women viii he Interested in
supporting this very worthwhile
program.
Announcement OF the Catholic
women's part in the program was
first made in the council bulletin.
mailed 10 all members this week.
After this, Mrs. Lombard APP
peared on the Times-CKLW
Santa for Servicemen program.
heard al $50 D. m each week
day from an outdoor broadcast
platform at Cadillac Square.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Butch O'Hare
Is Missing

PHOENIX. ARR. Dec. 10 rUPl
1t. Cmdr Edward II Butchl
OHare 29-ycar-old naval air
hero is missing IN action, a mem
Der of the family said today
Oliare Was awarded the Con-
greSSlonal Medal Of Honor last
year for shooting down six Japa-
neSe bomberS IN 10 minutes west
Of the Gilbert Islands when they
attacked the aircraft carrier on
which he was stationed.
President Roosevelt presented
the medal 10 OHare for "one of
the most daring. If not the most
daring single action in the his
tory Of combat aviation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

Gen Macarthur reported in New Delhi for strategy
conferences with Lord Mountbatten Page -
MDPACIFIC-U S warshps and planes batter isolated Ian
garrison on Nauru, southwest of Giberts Page l.
ITALHAmericans capture heights; Canadians estab
ish seven-mile brdgehead over Moro River. Page 2 }
J" PACIFIC Australians capture trail junction Wareo.
New Guinea Page D..
RUSSIAGerman abandonment Znamenka in Dnieper bend
believed imminent. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

holidays.
Under the banner Of the De-
troit Archdiocesan Council Of
the National Council Of Catho-
lie Women. these patriotic De
troiters will pack their own
Christmas boxes for those in
the armed forceseard also raise
cash contributions for the Santa
for Servicemen Fund.
In announcing whole heated
support of the organization IN the
Santa drive. Mrs. Harry A.
Lombard, president of the council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Contest
Near Close

Boys and girls this is your last
chance 10 enter The Detroit
Times Bill of Rights Editorial
Contest
All entries must be in the mail
by midnight tonight.
The prize winners viii be an
nounced next Wednesday and the
firSt-prlzc editorial Will appear on
the editorial page Of Wednesday S
Times
Its author will receive a 500
war bond Another 500 n bonds
will be divided among the next
three contestants. Here are the
rules
THE contest IS open 90 an school
pupils Ia the Detroit area up 20 and
including the ninth grade. with the ex-
ceptiOn ~ The children of regular en-
pioyes Of The Detroit Times
Entries are % ho sent directly 90
"Bnl of Richfe Contest EdIf0r. 4" The
Detroit Times Detroit 80 Mich
8-Ths editdys 4f THe Netroif Timex
WIN Doe mo rruieSt NUteeN and thett
decisions WIN he Ana
I'm event mat fvo or more cntr,cs
are adiudEed to boz of identical merit
duplicate prizes will be- awarded
5-Entrics which are w d. written IN
the form OF "a newspaper editorial must
not exceed $50 words There Or nc
minimum hmr
g. Entries must be- posfmarked not
later than Dec 90 1853
Each entry must hc accompanied
nv NE name address school and grade
NJ the contestant
SHEDD'S OLD STYLE Fish and
Meat Dressing gives a rich full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Roosevelt Tour
OF Britain Unlikely

LONDON. Dec 10 1NSl In
formed circles here said today II
was possible but AT present I'M
probable that President RooSe-
Welt might break his homeward
Journey from CAIRO for a quick
tour Of u s forces i'm Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Rumanians Warned

STOCKHOLM. Dec 10 CUP)-
A Swedish press report from
Bucharest said today that British
planes dropped leaflets over the
city Sunday warning residents OF
the Rumanian capital TO leave be-
cause heavy raids were imminent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Briggs Line
Shut Down
As 50 Strike

Work was halted today IN the
rib assembly department Of The
Briggs Manufacturing Co. Mack
plant as 30 women struck in pro-
test 70 the presence on the Job Of
two women employees who yester-
day challenged the right Of Emil
Macy president OF Local 212.
UAW-CIO. 70 keep them away
from work because they were not
members OF the union
The TWO workers, who were not
Identified hy the company. en-
tered the plant this morning after
being escorted through the union s
dues picket line by policemen, a
company spokesman said.
a few minutes later the other
employees IN the department
walked out. saying that they
would not work with nonunion
people the company SAID
Although he faces a warrant
for interfering with woman
war worker, Macy led his union
cohorts back 10 the factory this
morning and resumed checking
workers for delinquent dues.
REFUSES TO JOIN
Mrs Elizabeth Rice. 90 Of 92i6
Van Dyke. who yesterday regis
tered the complaint against
Macy was delayed AZ the plant
gates while union officials tried
10 persuade her TO join the union
but was later allowed 10 60 10
her Job when police ordered the
unloniStS to let her pass
Mrs Rice was accompanied by
two other women. both Of whom
were witnesses 10 the affair
yesterday when she said she was
pushed by union checkers who
Continued on Page ?, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (UP)-The Tokyo
radio warned the Japanese today that "the war
situation now is indeed grave for us. and urged
them to step up the production of planes and war
ships and stand ready to sacrifice all"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

A broadcast reported by L, S. government
monitors said that part of the enemys aims of
advancing against our mainland have been
achieved" by the blows against the Marshall
Islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
FAT rs LAS
N DRA 7
$4,000 Join
Army SantaS
(see details on Page Eight

More than $4,000 Catholic women of the Metropolitan
Detroit today joined the Santa for Servicemen cam
paign to provide Christmas gifts for the servcemen and
stationed in this who 90 home for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
M'Arthur in India for ParIe,
War Crave Tokyo Tells laps

I'VE cannot help but think" Toxic said, that
our officers and men on the front lines are troubled
regrettable that they are without weapons"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
King George improved

LONDON. Dec 10 CUPD-Kinc
George VI was reported almost
recovered from influenza today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Shooting Follows
Ri+tefQGarreIf
in Apartment

Detectives waited Receiving
Hospital today 10 question tht
27-year-old wife Of p World Wal
II veteran 10 establish The motive
. that led hun to shoot and Scri
ouSly wound her and then take
his own life.
The woman who in tom
porary serious condition from
shotgun wounds IN The right arm
chest and chin IS Mrs LcnorC
Ferry. OF 1867 LonEielloW
The Soldier-husband who shot
her and then turned The gun on
himself is Arthur Ferry. 4
technician ig Who was dis
charged from the army week
ago because Of hrs age lie IS a
veteran Of three major campaigns
QUARRELED VIOLENTLY
The shooting occurred a s p m
Yesterday IN tho WifeS apartment
a. the Longfcllow address and
cllmaXed what neighhorS termed
= violent quarrel NelghborS said
they heard Ferry accuse his
brunei wife Of seeing other men
while he was overseas
One room of the apartment was
in ruins marking q terrific Strug-
gle over the weapon
-Four shots rang out 20 break
the quiet of early evening IN he
three-StorN apartment. three in
rapid succession and q fourth
after a brief pause Two of the
shots went wide OF their mark and
lodged in the floor and ceiling.
STRUCK BY THIRD
The third struck Mrs. Ferry
and She dashed screaming from
the apartment 10 the quarters of
the building manager William
Pettigrew.
Moments later, the fourth shot
was fired. The ex-Soldier. still in
uniform. his chest decorated with
service ribbons. was found lying
on the floor Of the living room.
half his head shot away. The gun
was still clutched in his left hand
Homicide squad detectives 1t.
Lester Chorpening and SET Jo-
seph kollar said Ferry apparently
believed his wife guilty of in
fidelity. 40
One letter in the apartment.
police said, had been returned n-
delivered. II was addresses 10 an
army lieutenant and was signed
Judy.
Another letter. from Perry 10
Continued on Page ,. COLI y
c. NJ. MACARTHUR. DENTIST.
Jill GriSwold. over KinseTs
Hours: SO; Sundays, 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

The sun viii set AZ 6.0l p m today
and rise tomorrow AZ : so a. m
The moon viii rise AZ s.f2 y m TODAY
and set tomorrow AZ $50 m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

STEAM ROOM AND SHOWER
Private room, towel and soap. Soc
New Detroit Baths, 1877 W. Vernon
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
PREDICT DOWNFALL

Ever since American forces
invaded the GilbertS navy officers
have anticipated that the Pacific
fleet would knock out or seize
Nauru. which is on the direct sea
route 10 the southwest Pacific
Nauru had been hit several
times by long-range l.. s. bomb
erS, but this was the frs, time
that warShipS had moved within
bombardment range
Nauru Is less than 500 miles
northeast Of Guadalcanal and is
The only Japanese base in that
area guarding the southeastern
approach TO the main enemy bas-
ton at Truk
The japanese have an airfeld
on Nauru which in American
hands. would extend the widening
arc Of aerial reconnaissance which
is paving the way for major blows
into the heart of Japan's man
dated islands
Loss Of NauyI rs a reconnaiS-
Continued on Page ,, Col ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
SlRaffeP
Gateway
To TruE

WASHINGTON. Dec 10 lINS)
Smoldering ruins left by the
guns and planes Of America 5 Pa
cifiC feet foreShadowcd today the
doom Of Jspan'S garrison on tiny.
isolated Nauru Island 400 miles
southwest of the GilbertS.
a cnmmunique from Admiral
Nmitz, commander OF the Pacific
fleet said strong forces of war
ships aided by carrier-haSed air
craft blasted Nauru Islanri on
Wednesday The communicate said
no details were available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

DIR. J. G. TOOLE. DENTIST. 10
W. Lafayette AZ Mich. Opp. City
Hall Hours. 80. Tel. CA. $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

G. NJ. MACARTHUR. DENTIST.
jill GriSwold. over KinSers.
Hours: SO; Sundays, 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

Meat Dressing gives a rich full
flavor 10 cottage cheese. ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
THE WEATHER

HnIRI.Y TEMPERAIrRLs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
In the Times TO-DAY

Continued on Page ,, Col
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Health Fines Imposed
On Two More Cafes

Tho drive against inSanitarv
restaurants Continued today with
the conviction IN Municipal Court
Of two food operators on health
violation charges
Carl Jones. operator Of rpstalI-
rant at 1877 Connecticut avenue
NV, was fined SIS for having un-
clean eating and drinking utensils
in the establishment. Health in
spectors SAID this was the third time
this year that Mr. Jones has been
cited on health charges.
In another case Judge Thomas D.
Quinn imposed a $50 fine on William
Bass, 28ll Fourteenth street NV.
charged with having decomposed
pork in his iceboN.
JemeS James. operator of res
taurant at 1874 Fourteenth street
NV. was fined S75 Yesterday on
charges Of having decomposed pork
chops in the refrigerator of his es-
Enlistment.
Health Department inspectors
told judge Quinn that the meat was
unfit for human consumption.
In another health case. Paul
Fapazian. proprietor Of restaurant
At 1923 n street NV. forfeited $50
collateral when he failed to appear
IN court to answer health violation
charges.
Charges against the establish
ment were: "Stagnant water in
fountain, dirty floors. counter and
shelves. vermin running over uten-
sllS and food"
Evening star., 1943-10-07

BOYS Their. ar. , few
openings for boys from IL to 18 in
Arthur Murray's High School Dance
Classes. Here's a wonderful oppor-
tunlty to learn enough about dancing
to be popular-invited everywhere.
Final Enrolment October 8th
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO
1l0l Conn. Ave. DI. 246O
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Chinese Counterattacks
Drive Back japanese
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING. Oct. 7.-ChinoSe
forces, concentrating against
new japanese offensive on the East
China front. have sent the invaders
reeling back from a number of
newly captured points, front line
dispatches said today.
The Chinese were reported clos
ing in on Suancheng and Kwang-
teh, so and 80 miles, respectively,
from the former capital of Nanking
japanese forces intent on dis
persing new Chinese concentrations
and plundering the countryside rich
with autumn harvest had overrun
those two towns before the drive
was checked
A japanese column in the KWang-
teh sector, the dispatches said. was
falling back in disorderlv retreat.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
ADVERTISEMENT,
ADVERTISEMENT.
MORE AND MORE
COLDS THESE DAYS

So head off head colds nasal miseries.
Just two drops open up those cold-clogged
breath passages. Caution: Use only as
directed. Get Penetro Nose Drops,
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Allied Military Money
AssaiIed by Clark as
Illegal Appropriation
By the Associated Press.

NASNSNi''NN@
Issuance of Allied military
money in North Africa, Sicily
and Italy was challenged today
by Senator Clark, Democrat, of
Missouri as additional appro-
priations for the Army without
any action by Congress-"
Senator Clark, questioning the
legality of using currency that bears
no promise of repayment, said in an
interview:
The best construction that can
be put on it lis that it is an addi-
tional appropriation for the Army
without any action by Congress
He said it appeared the Army was
using the cash to buy supplies, and
that natives were accepting it
readily.
Lodge Issues Warning.
Senator Lodge, Republican. Of
Massachusetts,, one of five Senators
who made an inspection tour of war
zones. sounded warning note about
the currency in a recent Senate
speech. He said he hoped it bore no
promises of future payment that
could not be fulfilled by the United
States This provoked sharp CUES
tloning of Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau when he outlined pro-
poSal for the establishment of an
International bank for postwar
stahilizatlon of the worlds cur
renCies
Mr.. Morgenthau reportedlv told
Senators that discussions were pro-
crossing on the abhshment of
an International bank with 10000
100000 capital. of which the United
States would furnish S3.5OO.000 900
and Great Britain S1,OOO.OOO 900,
Other countries would subscribe
proportionate amounts.
Termed "Shin Plasters."
Senators appeared much more in
tereSted, however, in the issuance
Of what one of them described priv
ately AS shin plasterS' by the Allied
governments to pay for supplies pur-
chased in liberated countries. Amer
lean troops also were said to have
been paid with the currency in some
areas. with the privilege of eXchang-
ing 1t for United States money.
Mr. Morgenthau was quoted As
saving that neither the United
States nor Britain committed them
selves TO any obligation to pay on
the notes. But senators immedi-
ately raised the point of the moral
obligations.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Foreign Food Work
Further Centralized
In Crow!ey's Agency
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
American economic activities
abroad were further centralized yes
terday when opera tions of the War
Food Administration and Commod-
ity Credit Corp. in obtaining and
developing food facilities In foreign
countries were transferred to the
Foreign Economic Administration.
An executive order directed that
the FEA, under Leo r. Crowley
have responsibility for foreign food
procurement, but authorized the
VIA to issue general directives re-
garding food importation for hu-
man and animal consumption.
The chairman of the War Pro-
duction Board and the war food ad-
mlnistrator also can issue Joint d.
receives governing importation of
food for industrial uses and define
general policies to govern the FEA
IN procurement operations abroad
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Gillette Sees Senate
Nearing Final Action
On Postwar Statement
BY the Associated Press

iF tiie h>>otiettQ fTeSS.
A prediction that a Senate For
eign Relations Subcommittee will
reach an agreement next week on
a postwar foreign policv statement
was made by Senator Gillette, Dem
oCrat. OF Iowa as he and other men,
berS studied a tentative draft sub
mltted by Chairman Connallv.
I am strongly confident there will
be subcommittee agreement next
week, said Senator Gillette.
Committee members reported that
the Connally draft would strengthen
a RouSe-approved policy statement
by calling for use of international
economic and military sanctions to
enforce peace.
Inc Senate resolution also would
put Congress on record as favorlne
military and naval understanding
among nations to prevent future ae-
greSSlOn, 1t was understood
Senator Connally's tentative draft
was said to include a general state
ment in much the same terms as
the HouSe-approved Fulbright reso-
luton, under which Congress would
20 on record as favoring American
participation, through constitutional
processes, in the establishment of
appropriate international machin-
cry with power to preserve the
peace.
Republican demands that the
resolution include phrases which
would guarantee the maintenance
OF American sovereignty-and thus
preclude an Endorsement of a world
super state were said to have
becn met in the COnnallv draft.
Some Republicans. however, were
reported to question the interpre-
tation of the more specific phrases
about sanctions.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Yugos|ov Flyers Given Bombers;
President Sees Activution

-Four Liberator bombers, COM
manded by trained Yueo-
slav crews, are ready today to join
the forces of Mai. Gen. James H.
Doolittle in the Mediterranean the
ater Of war
At a Boiling Field ceremony YES
terday. where President Roosevelt
wished them well, the 40 Yugoslav
flyers took over the heavy fighting
craft and became the first combat
unit Of their nation to be activated
for service in the Army Air Forces.
Bear yourself we'll" President
Roosevelt told the men in an eX-
Evening star., 1943-10-07

temporaneous speech. Il am sure
YOU will have great success. And
remember always that we are COM
rades at arms
Speaking beside the President S
open car in front of the operations
building at the airfield, Ambassador
Constantin Fotich of Yugoslavia. ex-
pressed the gratitude of his King.
government and people that Yugo-
slav airmen with American wings
are joining the battle for victory.
With the bomberS in the back
ground, the crews stood stiff1y at
attention as the President and Am
Evening star., 1943-10-07
StondIey Plans Visit
To San DIEGO, Calf.

BY the Associated Press.
Admiral William H. STANDBY,
former Ambassador to Russia, plans
to leave Monday for a weeks stay
in San Diego, Calf.
Admiral Standley will make the
trip in Navy plane and will return
to Washington the following week.
He did not disclose any plans for
the future beyond saying that he
will remain at the State Depart
ment for consultations.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Agents Ruid 33 Stills

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 7 Up
Federal agents raided 33 stills in
Virginia in September, John Wick
ham, investigator in charge of the
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit here. said
yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

bassador spoke. The ceremony ended
as Boiling airmen passed in review
before their newest associates.
While the Yugoslav aviators re-
celved their training at American
fields, some already were qualified
pilots. They are commanded by
Maj, M. V. Mishovich, former Yugo-
slavian air attache.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

with respect to food to be used out
side this country.
Procurement of food In Canada
and Of sugar in the Caribbean area
Is excepted from the transfer of au-
thority because of a close relation
ship to domestic programs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-24

svejk je gledal 2 zanimanjem
po strani ma kletko s kanarc-
kom, in zdaj je, upirajoc svoje
dobricinske oci ma nadporocni-
ka, odgovoril z milim, dobro-
srcnim tonom: "Pokorno jaw
liam, gospod, nadporocnik, da
je tamle harski kanarcek."
Nadporocnik je hotel reci ne
kaj strogega, toda zroc nedolz-
nj izraz svejkovega oblicja, je
rekel samo: "Gospod vojni ku-
rat vas je rekomandiral kot We
likanskega bedaka, in mislim,
da Sc nj motil."
"Pokorno javljam, gospod
nadporocnik, da Sc gospod field
kurat res nj motil. Ko sem slu-
I'll aktivno, sem bill superarbi-
trlran Zaradl bebaVOStI In cello
zaradi notoricne bebavosti. Cd
regimenta so mas diva odpustili
zaradi bebavosti: meme in stot-
nika Won Kaunitza."
Nadporocnik je zmajal z ra-
meni kakor clovek, XII ne We,
kaj bi rekel, sci do dveri in do
nasprotnega okna mimo svejka
in zopet nazaj ter rekel koncno
,brez vsake zveze: "Da, pri meni
mora biti red, cistota, in ne
smete Sc lagati. Laz mrzim in
jo kaznujem brez milosti, razu-
mete dobro?"
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-24

je kurat dejal: "Vse je zaman.
Usodi Sc ne more upreti nihee.
Zaigral sem vas ins Sc vasih
sto kron. Storil sem vse, kar je
bilo v mojih moeeh, usoda je
silnejsa cd meme. Vrgla vas je
" kremplje nadporoenika, in To-
citi sc morava."
svejk je Sci mirno kuhat
grog, XII Sc mu je obnesel tako
imenitno, da Sc je vojni kurat,
ko Sc je svejku ponoci posre-
clio S trudom in muko spraviti
ga V posteljo, jokal in je "a
Intel:
"Prodal sem te, kamerad, sra
motno prodal! Prekolni me!
Pretepi me, &c hoces, rad dr.
zim! Sal ne zasluzim drugega.
Yes, kaj SEMI"
In vojni kurat je zarinil svoJ
obraz v blazino ter dejal tho in
mehko: "Brezznacajna baraba
SEM" Potem je zaspal kakor
ubit.
Naslednji dan je kurat, ogiba-
joe Sc Svejkovim ocem, zarana
odsel in Sc je vrnil sele ponoci
z rejenim infanteristom. "Po-
katie mu, svejk, kje kaj lezi
in poucite ga, kako Sc kuha
grog!' je rekel, ne da bi ga po-
gledal. "Jutri zjutraj pa Sc zgla-
site pri nadporocniku Lukasu'
Svejk je novim mozem pre-
bill vso noe kuhanjem groga,
Zjutraj je debeli infanterist je,
diva stal ma nogah in prepeval
polglasno cudovito zines razlic.
nih narodnih pesmi, XII so Sc mu
spletle V originalen spev.
/ "Zate me nj strah," je rekel
svejk; IS takimi talenti ostanes
pri feldkuratu.'
Tako Sc je zgodilo, da je tistc
dopoldne zagledal nadporocnik
Lukas prvic posteno in odkrito
oblicje dobrega vojaka svejka,
XII mu je javljal:
''Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
brlajtntnt, da sem svejk, XII ga
je zaigral ma kartah gospod
feldkurat."
Nadporocnik Lukas je bill tip
aktivnega castnika propadle av-
strijske monarhije. Kadetnica