davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-25

One Of the IoVeIIest winter coots
we've seen, Fine lOO96 wool,
dipped lovely shades and pon-
eIed in good looking grey Tin
eono Lamb. Imogjne it on We
netIan blue, bronzeen green,
and Of course you can have it
on FIogmon red! Warmly inter-
lined. Sizes 9 to IS.
Coots, Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-11-25

l46 dresses include
shirtvaist white bas
daytime dresses with necklne
white collars and cuffs and few twopiece suits Black blue
| IL to 90 Wonens
tailored dressy thquarter Blue brown
| black. 1872 2412.
167Msses Womens $lo95 $1395
wopece sutdresses tailored
down the front and basic types Black blue brown
20 Womens
size assortments-161a to 24h
SUITS-Thrd Floor
Wool Suits rayon velvet
accents Blue brown, red black. 18, to
1s-295 Wool Tweed Suits SBle
So-as Tailored Suits S2s-loo pads stripes
Assorted coos. Sizes 10 70, Is
5-$3975 Suits in
beige, to
16-S595
harkskn fabrics tailored styles Navy beige
JUNIOR BUDGET DRESSES-Fourth Floor
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Algunos peritos Green que Beau
Jack recobrara la corona de las
135 libras en- ell combate de re-
vancha que Montgomery lie dara.
Bob es un habilisimo gladiator
y pega fuertes golpes con los dos
punos-
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

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La gaceta., 1943-09-03
Fueron Nombrados
Coroneles Los Hnos.
Max Y Buddy Baer

OKLAHOMA CITY, septiem-
bre o. Los hermanos Max y
Buddy Baer son cabos en- ell ej6r-
otto, pero coroneles en- ell estado
mayor del gobernador Robert S.
Kerr.
FL gobernador, que pesa 243
libras y tiene una estatura de seis
pies, tres pulgadas 49, la misma
estatura del ex campe6n - los
hizo coroneles euando lie vista
ron aver.
Vienen los dos hermanos ayu-
dando al entrenamiento de los
cadetes que estudian en- Tinker
Field.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
LOS CoNTRAToS
MONTGOMERY Y JACK

NEW YORK, septiembre 2. -
Ante la Comisi6n Atletica firma-
ron los contracts que les obligan
a %pelear, ell dia 10 de septiembre,
ell campe6n del peso ligero, Bob
Montgomery, de Filadelfia, y
Beau Jack, de Augusta, Ga, ell
campeon.
Bob le dara Ia revancha a Jack,
que cuando era campe6n lie ofre-
clio la poortunidad de subir al tro
no.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
XlEP0RTESh&
LA cAMPEoNA DE RIFLE Sc
PONE A TRABAJAR

CHICAGO, septiembre 2. La
Sra. Helen Van CASTOR, campe6n
nacional de rifles en- las mujeres,
ha cambiado su anna, calibre %,
por un aparato de remachar EN-
la fabrica de la Pullman-Standar
Car Manufacturing Company.
Su entrenamiento en- ell rifle,
segun ella, lie permite manejar
bien ell gatillo del canon" de
remachar.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Mort Cooper actuo en- Ell primer
desaffo v lie dieron la victoria a
otro pitcher de la misma novena.
Abri6 ell segundo juego; pero Ell
triunfo Sc 10 acreditaron a otro.
Los Cardenales aumentaron a
656 puntos su promedio en- ell pri-
mer lugar.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
COSTA ACosTo A CARROLL

WoONSOCKET, R. l. septiem-
bre g. En- ell sexto asalto, AL
Costa, de Woonsocket, peso well
ter, puso a dormir al veterano
Buster Carroll, que pesa 1852.
Carroll reside ahora en- Lowell,
estado de Massachusetts,.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
|De Buddy
En- N. Jersey

I'M, N. j., septiem-
/ un peso de 1852 Ii
Farrell, de Newark,
Nv Jersey, venci6 por
los jueces, en- diez a.
Idle Ellis, de Quincy,
! ell favOrito. Sc di6
maltratadO como de
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Hay empresarios Y dinero. Fal
tan buenos boxeadores.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
Contra
Idly r

kTo, California, sep
Buddy Baer, gladia-
complete, hermano
Ion de bOxeo Max
i en- ell %ejercito, es-
de d~ivorciarse.
hrl Baer, su mujer,
|extrema crueldad y
la de la hija de am
. dos amos. FL asunto
Ia sOluciOnadO fuera
|aleS.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Sigue durmiendo ell pugilismo
en- la ciudad de tabaco.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Bill Cox, segGn Bucky Harris,
guerra darle ell puesto de primer
catcher de los Phillies a Bob Fin
ley, que solo tiene II amos.
Mantenia 81 que la posici6n de
vanguardia, por su mayor expe-
riencia, pertenecia a Tommy Ii
vingston.
Ademas de la experienced Ii
vingston es un mejor receptor.
--iC6mo supone listed que Lii
vingston es un mejor catcher? 81
no ha lido nunca a la Universe
dad!
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
A~COTAGIONEs
BOLERAS

Los Piratas p~erdieron va ell ter
Ger lugar en- su Liga. Marchan de-
tras de los Esquivadores, que
cuentan con 528 puntos.
Alfonso Lopez ha venido ayu-
dando efectivamente a su move
ma; pero la desventura persigue
a frankie Frisch.
Sc albanian los Rojos en- ell Sc
gundo lugar, con sci puntos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Phil Cavarretta disparo un cua
triangular, en- la decima entrada,
anteayer, Y dio ell triunfO a los
Cubs. En- ell mismo desafio dispa-
raron cuadrangulares Estel Crab
tree Y Bert Haas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Hugh Fullerton recuerda que
AL Singer perdio la corona del pc
so ligero a los tres meses de ha-
bersela arrebatado a Sammy Man
dell.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
CON Los GUANTES

Son coroneles en- Oklahoma los
hermanos Barber. Cabos para ell
TIC Samuel.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
EXECUTIVE COUNSELORS,
Room 1910 z ST NV pI
PERSONAL.

A LIMITED NUMBER GENTLEMEN, ages
improve will be accepted for membershp
in exclusive dance club; references neces
Sary. Telephone MA. 1852 o.
GOOD HOME for father and small .on
excellent care of son during day and soma
at night: planned meals for both: Win
family Of three. Arlinston; reasonable BOZ
Continued on Next PereJ
Evening star., 1943-10-04

Continued on Next Page.I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
WONIEN'S
SHOES

55t pairs POPULAR. MAKE
dress and sport shoes in all
heel heights. SUICIDES. feathers
and combinations in pumps.
straps and ties.......,.S3.e5
e33 pairs CASUAL CT S.
sizes, Graynex Trampers.
Rhythm Steps. De Muras and
other favorite makes in CAB
ardine, leather and suedes.
Navy. black. tan and brown
in medium and high heels.
Pumps and ties included s5.95
se5 pairs BARBARA LEES,
Style Crests, Matrix and other
popular makes in gabardine,
suede. calf or patent. Black.
brown and a few navy and
green. Medium and high
heals represented S7.95
24s pairs CASUAL WEDGES
in sandals and ties. SUICIDES
and few feathers in assorted
ColorS >.....,.-t.v. S5.95
sEvIsrH-FARwER-sEcrioHs 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Carpets. Rugs
and LinOleur1l

1877 OVAL COTTON braided
rugs AT moderate prices. Ex-
cellent selections for Colonial
rooms. baths. boudoirs and
kitchens 20x36 inches and
e7xiS inches. Each $3.50.
........... s2.25 and s3.a5
6 tECOBEAN Atwood rugs in
figured patterns. Each is
reversible 10 give longer
wear. 9x12 feet. Each.
............... S44 so
70 COTTON TUFTED Che
nile Rugs. 24x42 inches TO
30x60 inches. Each
..,..........s7.50 to S1o.5o
90 CARPET RUNNERS in
plain and figured patterns. s
Ia i1feet- long. Each 49,.
..............s4.e5 to $3.50
d LINoLEUM REMNANTS,
to 6 square yards. Each
CSC to $685.
% BROADLOoM CARPET
remnants in various odd sizes
from 3x5 feet 10 4xf2 feet.
Available in plain or figured
patterns. Each has neatly
bound ends Each s4.o5-$34.50
EIGHTH rIooR-FARMga STREET
sUiLplNG-sEcrloNS q AND D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
FASHION
.BEWELRY

80 pairs EARRTNGS-plastic.
imitation.stone set. sterling
silver and gold-plated sterling
silver ............10c 10 S3.45
80 BRACELETS, glass and
wooden bead. metal or flower
................... soc TO SIS
10 NECKLACES, glass beads.
wooden and gold col9red
plastic, ...........E9e IN $500
~ LocKETs, oval shaped
ffftfut . W.
20 HAT PINS, plastic studded
with neutrality-suspicious. stones
t.t.... .... ss.s. OF
90 FASHION PINS in sterling
silver, d-plated sterling,
some set with imitationpre-
cious stones. 89e 10 $3.50
Above prices plu, loss Federal Tax
COMPACTs, metal and
enameled metal soc TO St.se
INSTRUMENTATION
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SPORTS
ACCESSORIES

90 5LoUSES. cottons, rayon
prints, rayon crepes, rayon
jerseys. For misses ......
..............St.ee TO $685.
IT PLAYCloTHES items:
slack suits. shorts, trousers:
in cottons. spun rayons. rayon
gabardines ..S1.ee 10 s5.s5
95 MATCHERS-jackets and
skirt outfits. wool IN plain
colors, checks. For misses
......,........... SIC 10 S28
FIFTH FLOOR
GRAND RINER-SECIlnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
HOUSEWARES

IS bundles WALLPAPER,
each. TIE 10 S1.o8
148 cans PAINT including
wall paint. enamel, casein,
house paint. canvas preser-
natives. each 10c TO S4.e5
1913 SERVING ACCESSORIES
trays. coffee makers. relish
dishes. each 49,. 10c to s4.e5
80 UTILITY CARTS for the
garden. each S2.49
SO FIBER GARBAGE CANS.
20-gallon size, each .s1.e5
1913 ENAMELED UTENSILS.
sauce pans and kettles. each
............... ice 10 STAG
10 RUGS for the bathroom.
each ......s2.to 10 s5.49
16i gallons WATER SOFT
ENER, gallon ........st.to
90 LOCKS for the bathroom.
edCn ..-.......... age
81 AUTO ALARMS. each, 3ec
rEsrH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
N-ONIEN.S
GLOVES

643 pairs FABRIC GLOVES,
rayons and cottons. Also
high shades In cotton cordu.
roy and some woods, 39c-79e
325 pairs LEATHER GLOVES
High shades in doeskin-fin-
ished lambskin, mostly small
sizes ............s 9c TO St.79
1873 pairs FABRIC GLOVES.
rayons and cottons in novelty
and plain types. Mostly small
sizes ...........89 c TO 1895
INSTRUMENTATION {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
BEDDING

ONE TABLE soiled blankets
greatly reduced.
27 PRINTED COTTON bed.
spreads, full and twin sizes
$4.95
1872 PRINTED COTTON sat
cen and percale bedspreads.
full and twin sizes.-....$7.e5
ONE TABLE soiled sheets
and pillow cases.
ONE TABLE remnants OF
sheeting, cottons, tubings and
oilcloth.
THlRo-sRAND RivER-sEcrIoN A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

ONE TABLE remnants Of dish
toweling.
ONE TABLE printed kitchen
towels. 500 linen. 50's cot
Aou -.sss.s [Sc
ONE TABLE Martex terry
mats, assorted colors and pat
telhS .......... 1.U9
ONE TABLE lace cloths, doll
les. and scarfs. Reduced
ONE TABLE odd luncheon
cloths, doilies. napkins. Red.
ONE TABLE place mats. as
sortment OF colors and pat
leluS lac
ONE TABLE Irish linen dam.
ask cloths. slightly soiled or
Hlusseu 80 - o. Heduced
THIRD FLooe-GRAsp RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
THE HIGH
SCHOOL SHOP

ASSORTED GIRLS HATS
...... ISC anu or
90 TAILORED OR DRESSY
5LOUsES. .see 10 St.ee
FOURTH FLooR-GRAsD RlYIR
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

2s7 FAscINAToRS in gay
colors and pastels..59 c-$i
125 RAYoN VELVET hats in
black. high colors in cotton
velveteen. Small, dressy hats
10 wear now and later S1.65
346 FUR FELTS in black.
brown and high colors. Many
silhouettes represented in
these coat and-suit hats. S2.95
sEvEHrH-eRAso INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Army Promotes
Five WACs Here

WASHINGTON. Oct. - CCP)
The war department today an
nounced tho temporary promo
tions Of % Michigan officers,
including five WACs.
They are,
First lieutenant 10 captain:
Alexander Shewchuk, 7113
Holmes.
Lourn Dean. 1881 Magnolia.
owen Frost. East Lansing.
Elmo Mcdonald, Gladstone.
Nicholas Jolles Jr, era n d
Rapids.
John Carhart. Pontiac.
Flenn Swails. Pontiac.
John Mcnamara. Saginaw.
Second lieutenant TO first lieu
tenant:
Ernest S, Molin, 1891 w.
Euclid.
Kathryn Diamond, WAC, 3o36
w. Euclid
Jane Miller WAC, 1892 Nichol,
East Detroit
Henry Wilcox. Battle Creek.
William Hanson, CharlevoiX.
George Frost. Muskcgon.
Wenonah McGhee, WAC, Mus
kegon.
Doris DeGraw, WAC, Port
Huron
Erncstino Emboden, WAC, Reed
City.
Fred Gray. Royal Oak.
Harold Bodley. Three Rivers.
Byron Greenwood, White Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
BOYS APPAREL.

1f5 6OYS' CAMOUFLAGE
JACKET S. Practical cotton
fabric. IN green shades only
Broken sizes 10 H.. 81 80
i3e BOYS COTTON CAB.
ARDlNE JACKETS. Plaid
cotton flannelette Innings, ad-
Unstable straps. two pockets,
button fly-front. Broken sizes
10 10 is 49,, --..-.. S3.49
81 BOYS SPORTS COATS.
Sandy Ross coats OF durable
Atwood fabrics in herring
hone patterns. Broken sizes.
u TO p ............ S7.e5
SOB BOYS SHIRTS. Cotton
broadcloths and knitted cot.
tons. Broken sizes. s 10 is
Observation-Disclosures oe 10 79c
HUpsoH's BOVs' STORE
SECOND TLooR-FARMER
SECTIONS q AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

broad strokes.
The u. s. Army, or in any case
the air force, makes II possible for
YOU TO 20 any place you want and
stay as long as you choose. But
if YOU were to try and sec this en-
tire military organization here IT
would take six months or longer,
going at it every day.
The air force alone, for example,
has Flying Fortress stations.
medium Marauder stations and
fighter stations. II has a gunnery
school because it's no use arming
these planes with y or even 70
guns if the boys can't hit anything
With them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
COTTON FABRICS

1913 NAROS REMNANTS In
Guiding c h c K Q d and plaid
Bingham, printed waffle pique,
printed piaue. striped seer
sucker. cotton plants, dimity
powder pun muslin. printed
longcloth, printed chintz and
percale. in 10 yard lengths.
Suitable for girls dresses,
pinafores, BOYS suits. smocks.
and aprons. Prices as marked.
COTTON FABRIC sHoP-rEIRo FLOOR
WOODWARD AVtNUE-Sscrtok o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
DINNERWARE

952 pieces OlNNERWARE IN
English and American earth.
enware and American china.
including the following pat.
terms: CoralSaxony. CORN
THAN. Avignon. Linnaea:
plates. soups. fruits. cups and
saucers. oatmeals. platters.
sugar and creamers. sauce
bgats. open vegetable dishes.
each ......-.....6 &c TO $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
RayOn and Wool
and Wool Fabrics

42f REMNANTS of plain and
novelty weave including
rayon and wool flannel. wool
crepe and jersey. wool cheyron
and suitings in red. gold.
brown, green. black. navy, and
other fall colors. Lengths
range from = yard for making
hats or bags. 10 81 yards for
making coats or suits Many
lengths suitable for skirts,
Jackets. pers. Prices as
marked.
THIRD FLooR-FARaER SrRELT
SECTION c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
GLASSWARE

al pieces TEN W A r &.
Cranberry Hobnail,'i each
90. &c 90 's.s. .s.s.ss... s--s.-N 3tc
t04 pi eces STEMWARE,
Beverly pattern. each acc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Mems Sportsman

so BOWLING BAGS. upright
style. made OF durable canvas.
These have a hookless fast
ener. and have room for ball
and shoes Soiled sts9
% SPORTS SHIRTS. from a
group OF cotton and cotton
and-rayon fabrics - mostly
plain colors ............Si.99
80 SPORTS SHIRTS, we'll
tailored models. mostly long
sleeyed. from group OF cot
ton and cotton and rayon
mixtures ...........S3 $3.50
10 ATWOOD SWEATERS
........... $3.50 and $3.50
SECOND TLooR-GRANo RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
NAVIGATION DIFFICULT

Navigation here is different and
much more difficult than al home
because of changcable weather,
navigatorS and pilots unfamil-
iarity with contour of the ground
and different systems Of radio
location beams. However, they
learn from their instructions at
their own fields.
Add 10 this the Royal Air Force
their bombing. which is entirely
different from ours, and their
fighter stations.
The command headquarters of
each Of these groups is ter
rifically exciting place There are
several commands bomber COM
mands. fighter commands, coastal
p commands and air reseHe com
mands
In addition 10 what these OBJ
viously cover, there are photo
reconnaissance stations 1--WE, OF
course. have photo reconnaissance,
tool, pathfinder stations and re-
pair statons-and think for a
moment or nc men Who supply
the needs OF all theSe airptaneS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Mems Furnishings

40 MEMS TIES. Rayon fab
RIGS in colorful stripes o.. 55e
81 MEMS SHIRTS. Collar
attached styles. in various cot
Ton fabrics. including cotton
broadcloth. .,si.ts to s2.ie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

LONDON, Sept. 29-Life In
England-at least for a newspaper
correspondents here painted in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Nv. R. Hearst, Junior:
Writers Painted
Busy al Task Of
Covering Britain

EDITORS NOTE - Here Ia
the first of series Of three
articles describing the life OF a
war correspondent in the British
Isles.
BY w. n. HEARST. JUNIOR
Publisher New York Journal
American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
on LIFE IN LONDON

To those of YOU who might he
bored with aviation or not inter-
oSted, ! thought ! would do this
piece on London life as seen
through my eyes which. OF course,
are now those OF an old resident
There is a nasty rumor around
thai They are now casting a very
handsome medal and designing an
appropriate little ribbon 20 20
with il 10 be worn 10y those Of
ficers and men probably officers
and correspondents who have
successfully wcathcred from four
10 six months in tho "sllt trenches
Of local west end hangouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
NegIigee Shop

- NEoLlGEEs, fine rayon
screen prints reduced 70
......... ....-..s..-. % LOO
10 HoUsECoATs in cotton
....... $5.35
80 SHORT RAYON HOUSE
COATS, from s5.s5 10 s7.e5
% SHORT COTTON HOUSE
COATS ............S2.e5
FlFTH FlooR-woooMARo
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
ALL MEN IN UNIFORM

I,don't mean a factory staff ]
mean men in uniform. still IN the
air force. whose job IL IS 10 see
that bullets, motors gas. oil and
even such items as food arrive.
So You can see what happcns-is
that unless you pick out IN adj
vance what you're going 10 do,
take a couple Of days of 10 write
about II, rest up one night and
then start all over again you can
very easily get into a mess
AS you probably realize by now
my interest is aviation above all
things. but even then l am not
going 10 be able in the time /
have remaining 10 write Interest,"
ingly about the subjects l do
cover
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
The Lingerie Shop

397 J A c Q u A r o
WEAVE SLIPS AT st65
1870 COLONY CT UB
SECONDS AT S2.2e
GOWNS AND SLIPS,
assorted lace trimmed
and tailored styles in.
Guided. Sizes 81 TO 46
and 81 10 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
DRAPERY
DEPARTMENT

2469 Remnants, including cretonne, chintz, rayon-and
cotton honespuns and cotton marousette. .........
....-..... .-r,-.-Eeeh 25e 70 81 yard
90 odd ooehaf pair draperies in various materials.
Observation-Disclosures. Each 89e 10 1913
81 pillows. covered in cretonne or cottou-and-rayon
csmask ......... Each ace TO $l.89
HUosoNs-eleHrH FLooR-sRAso INTERSECTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

1925 PIECES for Innings.
skirts. blouses. dresses. slips,
scarfs. Including plain and
printed rayons, rayon satins.
rayon taffetas. "Swanglo,
.,YXhirlawav" and Intrigue
rayons and rayon Romantic
sheer, plain and printed rayon
Jerseys. Lengths vary from
q 10 AZ yards. Prices as
marked.
THIRD FLooR-FARaER SHEET
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

..uo:so,s.s.r.luas- rtccs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

FIFTH FlooR-Wo0oWAf
SECTIoN
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-12
FDR Tells Congress
That Britain Gives
Reverse Lend-Lease

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. - up -
President Roosevelt told Congress
today that the British Empire has
supplied $1,174,0O0,000 Of reverse
|Lend-Lease aid to the United States
but members critical of the pro-
grams operations Immediately de.
manded more detailed information.
The presidents special message,
covering British reverse Lend
Lease through last June 80, includ-
ed figures indicating it is steadily
expanding and advised that certain
raw materials, such as rubber and
sisal from the British colonies, for
which the United States has paid
heretofore are being brought under
the program. 1t was sent to the
capitol coincident with the British
governments issuance of a white
paper" on mutual aid, as the pro-
gram is called there.
The British report placed the
monetary value of aid from the
United Kingdom alone to the Uni.
ted States at 1911, 100000 but said
there were many items, tangible,
which could not be brought into
the bookkeeping. It also said that
up to the middle of 1s43 the United
Kingdoms payments to other Uni
ted Nations, in excess OF sums re-
ceived from them, amounted to
over $4,000 100000.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-12
Kirke Simpson Says:
Armistice Day Points
TONewLOSSF Enemy

ual out-of-town trips; presidents do
not return the compliment.
There remains but the long pro-
jected Churchill Roosevelt Stain
get-together, not so much to ratify
the pact of Moscow as to drama
tie its far-reaching meaning for
the world. Washington was STIR
ring tonight with speculation as to
when that eliminating act of war
and-peace rapprochement might be
expectedAafd with conjecture as
to whether it might not also in
clude Chang Kai-shek, long suffer-
ing China's president and gener-
alssimo.
The Eden report threw not much
additional factual light on the Mos
cow proceedings, except in one re-
spect. He emphasized the fact that
military considerations: the prom
ulgation of mutual measures to
shorten the war which ''can only
be made public as they develop
at the expense of the common
enemy" had dominant place in
the conversations. Military exigen-
cies were freely and frankly dis
cussed and this probably did more
to cement relations than any other
phase of the talks, he indicated.
That bedes no good for Ger
many-or ultimately for Japan. It
clearly implies that tn e Anglo
American second front attack plans
were fully revealed at Moscow and
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U. S. WINS ROUND
ON B0UCAINVlLLE
Jap Claims On American
Ship Losses Said To
Be False
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS, Friday, Nov.
r. R American Marines. rein.
forced by Army troops, definitely
have won the first round of the
vital battle for Bougainville, and
attempts of the japanese to be.
cloud that fact by wild claims Of
having sunk many warships in the
area are without any basis what.
soever,' Gen Douglas Macarthur s
spokesman said today.
In announcing that the six mile.
long beachhead at Empress Au.
gusta bay-the opening wedge tt
drive the japanese out of the last
Solomons island before Rabaul-
was firmly secured" the spokes.
man took cognizance of repeated
Tokyo broadcasts that American
Warships had suffered their most
crushing defeat since Pearl Har.
bor."
Japanese claims of sinking war
ships and of naval battle sub
sequent TO the naval action report.
ed off Bougainville the night Of
November 1-2 are without n y
basis whatsoever. the spokesman
said.
In the naval action referred to,
a Japanese cruiser and four de-
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