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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast

259 KENTUCKY AVE. SE-Front bedrm.
suitable for :, twin beds; private home.
l542 d ST. .S.E.-Sleeping room for couple
or girls, l,hk,: unlir. phone; well heated
conv. transp. Ii. 2n65.
9O4 EAST CAPITOL ST. - Modern home
near Govt. depts., lovely double front room;
S:I6-S40.
30ia 9TH ST sE.-Double room; girls or
married couple; references. Home evenings
and Sundays
go G ST. S.E.-Attractive room for
gentlemen or couple. Al clean private
home; near Navy Yard and transp
1904 FORT DAVIS" PL. S.E.-Double
room. So: single. IS oSs
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

SOWS-A few choice ones, with litters OF
pigs, $50. Bowie 2641, evenings or early
mornings.
PIGS, Poland China. very sturdy. weeks
old. 50 EACH; Falls Church s31 -W-3.
trade: good jumper; very cheap. Apply
E. H. Bailey. Baileys Crossroads, Va.
Phone Falls Church S7S-Jl.
MARE. thoroughbred, by Happy Time, 6
years old, dark chestnut. l white stocking;
gentle. good manners, guaranteed 10 give
good ride: some hunting experience.
$50 Greenbelt 2S0l
FOR SALE, 1O-weeks-old pigs. Norman C.
Lynch. Damascus 3711.
SADDLE MARE, privately owned, fve-
gated. chestnut; priced to sell. Call SH,
6626 Friday or Saturday
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WANTED-Room Mother and s-yr.-old
daughter. Board for daughter. Or share
apt. with older woman, not employed, will
ing to look after daughter days. Call Ii
30S6 after 6 IN. Mon and Tues. 26'
GENTLEMAN, educated. desires room with
private family, near South Arlington Ridge
rd Box 127-H. Star.
WI exeeNe ana and 0Sf Wfe IN
location RE 5473.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM or small apart
GEORGETOWN preferred. Box 7S-H, Star.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 40-foot, lOl2 beam, new
in 1888: cedar and mahogany. Gray ma
line engine. 1899. Radio, kitchen. toilet
Cost S4,500.o0: accept S1,s50.O0 cash
Columbia 0S00, Apt. 5l5.
IO-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 32-vot light
plant sleeps g. 81 500. Apply John L.
Damn care of Owens e. Rives. Marine
Railways. 1lth and Maine ave. sW.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE, l775 Mass. ave NV
Basement room, pvt. bath and pvt. en-
you LOOKED for 21o6 o st. No such
address, Come to 2o16 st. Bee to-
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

CORNER APT, 2 rms, kitchen and bath.
porch, ami, Frigidaire. 1874 I1th At.
n;W; na; adults a us only ME $3.50. Ho, 1899.
kitchen and bath: utilities: Electrolux and
dinette set furnished. "'A
b., heat. c.h.w.; suitable single man or
woman: immed. poss. MI 1851 -.
ENTIRE 1st FLOOR, lovely apt, redeco-
NV. location: expr bus SIOO mo, gas,
elec:. heat and c.h.w. included: adults
only. TIA. 1746
66l1 END ST. NV, Takoma. D. Com,
plete 4-room and bath apt. End floor: i
blk. expr. bus. GE. 6611.
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RooMs WITH BoARD fc.,,,

sSsn; l,uas.y ssS::
fa1cai ciGB isss @ss ietS CO. st. aant
Businesswomen. Outstanding food com.
?fs ESQ aas euE f!ssHE.nfss 81 NwI.rs. front room
with private. bath and dressing room for
2 f,aa of a. uXxs Wslking ayf faistsnse. no. sseS:
home for young people in an unsurpassed
rooms ss7 per mo- ana up; ado downtoMn aaTo.
s:|, hES isfs c1H.sD ssssS ST; NV, AD, sssazz..
windows; one half Block to transportation.
pTPoSF fhGPosf esnss onHs $5s f35 to s sfaSo s,
SINGLES and triples; coal heat; excellent
$500 i6th ST. N.w.-Room, suitabl. for
Family style meals, conv. .transp.; 2 meals
sGIs sana: s 81 a. mo 6 w Auto: heat .s,o
pie pie; :, plenty food from our farm; home
3640 10Th ST N.w-superior suesthouses:
select clientele; large double rooms; good
transp%ortation; pc ; meals planned for health
i5s5 Iaa esey MASS. AVE G SW@Doube wa and trip,.
rms. also double without board; newly
eTfVY effHIased CHASE Sc. 3 1s2a 9ov.,v aon,. he'd.
room, twin beds; also vacancy in very nice
triple room; home-cooked meals, unlim.
pnone, laundry priv, exc trans. OR.
21O7 ST. N.W.-Large room, suitable for
IL, private bath Share room with another
girl. double room, suitable 2 girls. Whole
some meals, convenient transportation.
10Th ST N.w.-Large corner studio rm.,
4 windows. overlooking Rock Creek Park:
adjoining lavatory and shower; unusually
attractive; suitable for 2 or 3; >S4S a mo.
leach. GE. 1886
5SO5 nth ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
large double room with another: twin beds,
detached home, southern cooked meals
transp. RA 1929
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FIRELOGS-Dry bundle, $3.50
1/16 cord. Colonial Cordwood.
DI. 2415.
FIREPLACE WOOD.
CALL IA. 1890.
DOGS. PETS, ETC,

BIRD DOG WANTED for hunting season
to use any time; good home for YOU
dog, no charge; references exchanged
230O Rhode Is. ave. ne. DU. 1413
w. I. Peeler.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED cockerels, thor
oughbreds; laying cages, l coal heater.
Kensington 1855
FANCY NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pulets
ready to lay, Sl.75 to 81 80: also fryers
roasters and steWers. Call Falls Church
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

FLOOR of beautiful brick home, best
ton NV; pvt. bath, no kitchen: suit
r bachelors OR 5942
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IN GIn AYEX AInP1A

IN OLD ALEXANDRIA.
Cheerful sunny room with pvt bath and
shower: excellent bus service at corner;
$3.50 week. Phone TIE. 1924.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVE CAR to Chicago, ILL.,, as your own.
Serviceman preferred HO 1881.
can take one or two passengers, Cali Mrs
Arnold. National 4322, "a; Emerson 04s2
60. oSs
DRIVING TO HOUSTON, Texas, october
~. Need passengers to share expenses
Call Hale, Republic 1900. Extension 73s04
CURING ONCE hours; North s901 after
pm. 26s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR or owner
can can make bis, big money in purchase of half
dea shop three
owner now forced to travel frequently.
ArFEangement r;rE, for financing available to
yited. Replies confidential. Box 45e-C,
700 F ST. NE.-store equipped for gro
Gerry business and dwelling for rent Won
derful opportunity for any one desiring
to % 90 1 IN business Ii. 1891,
3 3o baths; must sell, total price, $3.50. BOX
WANTEDwi have money to invest in busi-
ness nt gre ggrocery yo Eooming house, restaurant
NJ Nj. FIKA HGf sASTLHome sif fIsT with income
oWsns oETests snd APT r for self priced right
LARGE STORE, grocery and meat business;
owner retiring; restricted zone, living ac-
commoda tions; rooms. and bath; reason
BEATTY BEAU ~ salon L NV, ~ NA fuiiy tsso equipped
National cash reeister valued $500: ono, now dc" do
Ing, beautiful business: rent only SIS mo.
includme plenty hot water. This shop be-
ing s9d a Ror 5nGr saeTcs owner has Other
VERY ACTIVE business opportunity To-
Gated in Southern Maryland available to
right party, consisting of motion picture
theater. lunch counter, soda fountain and
bar, also vending machines; living quarters
on property Aggressive and willing per-
son can earn very substantial profit. cash
or terms considered. Answer, giving finan-
cial status and request for interview Box
9Th. Star. 26s
CLIENT with growing poultry business
wishes to expand; consider active or silent
partner Mr.. Marshall, MA 40s9. %.
BILLIARD PARLOR, new style tables
! l3o 18th st. NV, after pm. Mon or
HOTEL FOR SALE, % rooms, furnished,
steam heat, hot and cold water each room
station. about ! "a acres. on No. high
way, 43 miles south WASHINGTON, 10 miles
north ,Fsedericksburg at Stafford Court
House, virginia. Phone Garrisonville 1u22.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM WANTS I'M
MEDIATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST. $1,000 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK. ESSEN
TIAL WAR WORK, LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED FULL DE-
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES. BOX
lO1 H. STAR.
RHODE ISLAND AVE, near Logan Circle.
16 rooms, Az baths apis and rooms,
completely redecorated; monthly income ap-
proximately S595; $500 down.
Above Dupont Circle. an exceptional
guesthouse. 12 rooms 3 baths monthly
income. $3.50; Sl,5O0 down.
NJ st. near 14th NV, rooms. and 3
apts over $500 monthly income: 500
down. Harrington MANAGEMENT Co. lOIS
vermont ave. NV. Elk. 1929, ewes, SH
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coal. WOOD. FUEL ,oiL.

SEASONED POPLAR, S16 cord; kindling
wood. 81 bushel. in 5-bushel lots only.
WA, 4337. or Bowie 2641
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned, mostly oak,
wood SH. 1887. 'A'
FIREPLACE LOGS, choice oak. sawed to
order, ;deliyered. Franklin 2S7O.
WOOD, pine II, 16 or 1s inch lengths;
delivered: SIS per cord Phone AT. -5046.
mediate delivery. Phone Fairfax 80.
WOOD, pine or oak. cut to order. Berwyn
O3O
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Room and Meals
FROM
SAL. so Per Mo.

Delicious food. clean rooms, re-
hned surroundings. Walking distance
TO most DEPARTMENTS Rates start at
S41 30. Singles and doubles. Sunder-
iand House. 1873 goth st. NV.
block from Dupont Circle
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M st. near 14th NV, rooms and 2
apis; over $500 monthly income: 500
down. HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT Co. lOI 5
vermont ave. NV. Elk. 1929, ewes, SH,
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RHODE ISLAND AVE, near Logan Circle
16 rooms, Az baths apts and rooms
completely redecorated; monthly income ap-
proXlmately S595: $500 down.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.


PAPER HANGING, this week, only 81 Der
room, l943 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed Michigan 5315
NTING-DECORATING, interior ex-
terror terror We SELECT sol tirst-class work only.
Bacon, D1 O122, Glebe S6O6. %"
PAINTING, papering. plastering: reason
able prices; work guaranteed: 80 years
experience. Call Taylor 1889
PLASTER, brick, cement. fagstone work,
Waterproofine: no Job too small. TR. 1863,
DI OPS. :}l*
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
MECHANICS; special sppeec%ial prices for kitchens and
PAPaRING, PaPal G,,,.,3a psintng floors reinished
PLAsTERING AND CEMENT WORK. No
Job too small or too far DI 1870.
William Thomas, 7o7 NJ St NV. ~.
ROOFING, Thinning. PAINTING, gutter
ing and spouting Call Mr.. Shipley. GE
4l5S.
IR-CONDITIONING room coolers serv-
iced and prepared for next summer. Don't
take chance you can't replace ia 5s.a 5s.
SEWING MACHINES oiled and adjusted
for 90. Parts and supplies. for all
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Mrs. Behrens
Admits Spying

Mrs. Theresa Behrens. German
born former Detroit YWCA
executive and allegedly the De-
troit contact" for an interna-
tiopal Nazi spy ring, Saturday
pleaded guilty 10 espionage
charges before Federal Judge
Moinet.
One OF eight persons arrested
when the Countess" Grace Bu-
chanan-Dineen, a Canadian ad-
ventures, turned on the ring and
informed the FBI of its move
ments. Mrs. Behrens denied that
threats or promises had induced
her 10 reverse her earlier mot
guilty" plea.
Held in default of SOS. 900 bond
following her plea Saturday, she
will await sentence in the county
Jail, where she had staged a hun
ger strike for several days after
her arrest on Aug. "a
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

that might make perfect
setup for minority groups con-
cerned only with their own
special interests.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr. is
a candidate for third term. Most
civic organizations have agreed
that the vigorous. young leader.
who has guided Detroit through
four Of its most hectic years, de-
serves reelection.
But Il candidates have entered
against him, most of them hoping
that the comparatively few voters
will disregard qualifications and
ability. Few Of them have made
active campaigns.
They are in the race principally
on the theory that lightning might
strike anywhere.
Chief contender Is Frank Fitz-
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
0PA Abandons Drive
For Heating by Coal

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (UP)-
The OPA has liquidated its year
old campaign TO promote CONVEX
sion of oil heating furnaces to
coal
Henceforth, OPA said, consum-
ers using more than 10000 gal
Ions of fuel oil annually will be
granted rations regardless of
whether their equipment can be
converted to coal. A similar an
nouncement was made in August
covering users of less than 10000
gallons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
AuSsiies Win
Jap Base at
FinsChhdfen
Triumph Places Allies
Within 10 Miles Of
RabauI Stronghold

ALLIED HQ., 6. W. Pacific,
Sunday, Oct. 3 (UP)-Australian
troops have captured the japanese
base at FinSchhafen after an IL
day siege, winning positions for a
quick over-water thrust against
vital New Britain Island, a COM
munique announced today.
The base was the third impor-
tant Japanese stronghold on the
New Guinea coastline TO fall since
the current offensive started last
June 30. 1t was stormed and
seized at II a. m. yesterday. One
hundred japanese were killed in
the final assault.
With the capture of the base,
formerly an important enemy
trans-shipment point for supplies,
Allied troops were in control 70
miles across Dampier Strait from
New Britain Island, site of Ra-
baul, key japanese base for the
whole southern Pacific area.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
King of Italy Denounces
MussoIini Government

NEW YORK. Oct. 2 GNS)--
King Victor Emmanuel III Of
Italy, in a message broadcast to-
night by an Italian radio station,
denounced the 'illegitimate sha-
dow government Of Mussolini and
urged Italians TO rally to the gov
ernment of Marshal Badoglio.
Forget every personal pas
sion," he asked Italians, declar-
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Emden Is Blasted
By Flying Forts
1000 Tons Of Bombs Hit
Nazi Center; Ruhr Raided

LONDON. Oct. 2 CINs)-Amer-
ican Flying Fortresses blasted
port installations at the great
German shipbuilding center of
Emden with about 1000 tons of
bombs today in the wake of con-
centrated Commute night assault
on the Ruhr industrial city or
Hagen.
For the second time in six days
the giant FortresseS were escorted
on the 600-mile round trip flight
10 and from Emden by deadly
American P-47 Thunderbolt fight
erS.
The Forts destroyed IA Nazi
fighters over Emden while Thun-
derboltS accounted for another
five enemy planes. Two For
tresseS were lost.
Indicating Allied bombers con-
tinue0 the renewed air offensive
against the continent after dark
tonight, observers on Englands S
east coast reported that powerful
waves of bombers roared over the
channel in the direction of Bou-
lOgne and Dieppe.
Hagen is one of the few large
towns in the Ruhr not previously
attacked by the RAF.
The Berlin, Munich, Prague and
Vienna radio stations went off the
air a short time later, indicating
that bombers from both Africa
and England may have struck at
central Europe in novel
squeeze" attack. The Munich
and Vienna areas were raided yes
terday from bases in northwest
Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Gen. Mark Clark Presents Wife
Naples for Birthday Present
By VERA BROWN

Mrs. Mark Wayne Clark
wife of the Fifth Army's
fighting front-line general
has the finest birthday pres
ent any soldiers wife can get.
Her birthday is Tuesday
and the present was enclosed
in letter written Sept. % in
Italy:
II think I can promise
you Naples for your birth
day. What are you going
to do with it?"
Here for the Four Free.
doms bond rally at the J. L.
Hudson Co., Monday and
Tuesday. the petite blue-eyed
blond wife of Gen. Clark sat
in her suite at the Hotel
Statler and. read those pen
ciled scrawls from the front
lines, saying;
These will tell you more
about him and his men than 1
could"
She read:
We've had a real battle con-
tinnousiy. Now i sit writing in
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Kin of Hess Held BY FBl

NEW YORK. Oct. 2 (INS)-The
FBI disclosed today that a middle
aged New York woman who turned
out 10 be secon cousin of
Rudolph Hess was taken into Gus
tody during the roundup of AZ
German Aliens in New York last
month.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Annp|eSupp|y
OF PeniCi|in
Certain Soon
Parke-Davis Contract
Assures Public Of
Drug by Middle Of "A

Penicillin. the new magic drug
for blood stream infections, will
be produced in sufficient quantities
for both the armed forces and the
civilian public by the middle OF
1914, Homer c. Fritsch, general
manager OF the Detroit branch OF
the Parke-Davis Co, predicted
today.
Fritsch disclosed that the drug
manufacturing firm Saturday had
been granted approval and priori-
ties by the War Production Boa I'd
for a new plant here 10 produce
penicillin.
ALREADY IN PRODUCTION
He also said the firm here had
been designated some time ago 10
manufacture dosages Of the mi
rsculous drug. and had recently
sent the first shipment of peni-
ciUin produced in Detroit 10 Or.
Chester A. Keefer. Boston, in
charge of all scientific research
with penicillin in the United
States.
Penicillin, because of its effec-
tiveneSs in treating war wounds.
has been available 90 the general
public only in clinical. or expert
mental quantities.
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT
The rare drug has proved An
effective treatment for such in
fections as osteomyletis, the bone
disease which week ago brought
little Johnny Bridges of Detroit
10 deaths door.
The youth is well on the road
10 recovery in Receiving Hospital
SNOW, after penicillin was obtained
for him through the interceSsion
of The Detroit Times and his
family physician, Or. William j.
Robb.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Hull II, Takes Day OF

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 CUP)-
Secretary of State Hull celebrated
his 72nd birthday today and for
the first time in more than 10
busy years in his present post, he
took the day off because he is
vacationing at Hot Springs, Va.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Cobina Wright Jr. Has Son

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2 UNS)-
A six-pound son was born today TO
Cobina Wright Jr., socialite ac-
tress under contract to Twentieth
Century-Fox studios. The infants
father, First 1t. Palmer Beau
dette, is on duty In the South
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Planes Blast
Naziis' Roads
From Naples
Great AirfieId Seized /,
Another Possibly
Taken by Allies
BY PIERRE j. HUss

~ A$AtAh6 % AIO0S
ALLIED HQ., ". Africa, Oct.
2 QNS)-Spearheads Of the VIC
torious Fifth Army stabbed at res
treating German rear-guard units
on the road to Rome north Of
Naples today and pushed the
beaten enemy steadily back toward
the Volturna River, 20 miles dis
tant.
An Allied communique revealed
the conquerors OF Naples con-
tinued their successful advance"
while American troops on the
east flank plunged northward to
menace the Volturna riverbank
town of Benevento, 80 miles,
northeast Of Naples.
BELIEVE AIRFIELD TAKEN
Although there were no off,
cial indications how far north
from Naples the Fifth Army
spearheads have driven, observers
believe the great Capodichino air.
drome three miles north of the
city was in Allied hands. The
Pomigliano airfeld, one of the
finest in southern Italy, nine miles
north of Capodichino, also il
threatened by the Anglo-American
push.
"a Reuters dispatch from Al
lied headquarters in North
Africa quoted an Allied spokes-
man as saying the Road to
Rome is now open" and that
Fifth Army troops already are
well north of Naples" The
town of Benevento, he was
quoted as saying. is directly
threatened" by the American
right wing)
On Italy's east coast, Gen.
Montgomery's British Eighth
Army raced 80 miles UP the Adri-
attic coast in its greatest one-day
advance Of the italian campaign
to consolidate its hold on the
entire Foggia area. San Severe.
Is miles north of Foggia, and
Lucera, L miles northwest of the
great air base. were captured in
the British steamroller drive.
2-PRONGED DRIVE
Lucera is on a direct route
northwest to Rome and San Sc.
vero, on the Adriatic coast. strad-
dies the back door" rail line Ia
the German-held Italian capital.
indicating Montgomery and Clark
are joining in a twin-pronged
drive on the Eternal City from
the east and west.
Occupation of the peninsula
northeast of Foggia-the Gargano
Peninsula-placed the Eighth
Army due east of Rome.
Nazi Field Marshal Kesselrinp's
troops north of Naples vigorously
opposed the Fifth Army's ad.
vance, front dispatches revealed.
Equally bitter rearguard resist
ance was put up by Nazi troops
facing the American right wing
north and northeast of Allied-held
Avellino, 80 miles east Of Naples.
Sharp clashes marked the Yanks'
advance up the Salerno- -Benevento
mountain road, but despite the
determined enemy resistance,
American spearheads pushed to
within menacing range of Bene-
vento, road terminal on the banks
Of the Volturna.
PLANES DROP FOOD
Meanwhile a terse announce
mcnt from Gen. Eisenhower
headquarters revealed that Ameri-
can Abs Invader fighter-bombers
dropped food packages, ammuni-
tion and other supplies by para
chute 10 American forces holding
"an isolated elevation on the Ital-
ian mainland"
There was no indication Of the
front on which the Yanls were
'nolding out, but observers guessed
Continued on Page sfx)
DENTIST. 1T MICHIGAN AVE
Or. T. p. Jamison. Hours. q IN n
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Two Billion Over Top

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 QNS) -
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau announced tonight that
the Third War Loan drive has
been oversubScribed by nearly two
billion dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Continued on Page Ski
MihaiIovitCh Awaits
Go Ahead From Allies

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 2 (UP) --
The Dagens Nyheter's correspond
ent in Zurich, Switzerland, today
reported receiving a personal mes
sage from Gen. Draja Mihailo-
witch, commander of the Yugoslav
patriot army, ST ating that his
forces will 90 into action as soon
as the Allies give the signal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Voters Disinterest
Perils Mayor S Race
BY FRANK MORRIS

Detroit voters Tuesday will nominate candidates fo
of their city, and seldom have they approached
with less the results of their balloting.
Their lack of interest is danger good government
for the primary election this marked Uncomfortable
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
9Th, 9TH IN 2-WAY DRIVE ON ROME
Federal Bureaucracy
Goes a Step Too Far

E EDERAL bureaucracy is getting more and more
ambitious in its program of public regmenta-
tlon and more and more arrogant in its enforce
ment of that program against the American people.
All of the American people are encountering
these facts in their dailv lives
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
in selecting and fitting trusses and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

c. NJ. McARTHUR, DENTIST,
I'LL Griswold. over Kinsers.
Hours: SO; Sundays, 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

DENTIST. 1T MICHIGAN AVE
Or. 7. p. Jamison. Hours, 9 to n
CT. 42H.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

ing that Badoglio is "the inter
prefer of my will"
"The Italian navy" he de-
clared, ais again sailing the seas
Of the fatherland with the tri-
color flying as high as ever
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

GILMORE FOR COUNCILMAN
Preferred by Citizens League.
ADJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES still
available at Industrial National
Banks Uptown Office. Woodward
at the Boulevard.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
Gen. Mark CLark's Message o Wife in Detrot: t:-7
81 Think Can Promise You Naples for Your Birthday
War Nap

See Admiral Woodwards
Comment in War Today with
accompanying Map on Page 2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-10-03
PLANES DROP FOOD

Continued on Page SKI
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
DEER SEASON NOT
50 SUCCESSFUL
As LAST YEAR

According to Frank Dufresne, Ex-
ecutive Officer for the Alaska Game
Commission, this years deer season
ended with not nearly the success
of that of last year. According to
Dufresne, not more than two-t thirds
of the number killed last year were
shot this season. There were 5000
deer reported killed during 1912 in
Southeast Alaska.
Severe weather conditions last
winter was thought to have killed
many of the animals and those who
survived the winter were able to
stay in the hills this fall because
of the mild climate instead of COM
ing down in the muskeg as is the
usual habit.
Both goat and deer season closed
last Monday night, with waterfowl
season continuing open until No
vember &c. Grouse and ptarmigan
season also remains open until the
end of January.
Mr.. DufreSne returned yesterday
aboard the game commission vessel
Grizzly Bear from a weeks patrol
in the Icy Straits area. Also making
the patrol were Clarence Rhode, As
sistant Executive Officer and Wild
life Agent Molly MacSpadden.