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Evening star., 1943-10-18
Remsburg, Terry Gain Entry
Fees in Campbell Pin Event

Banging out the two highest sets
in the District League matches last
night at Greenway Bowl, Gordon
Remsburg. in leading Hyattsville's
81 victory over King Pin with 408,
and Capt. AL Terry, who flashed 403
as Lafayette swept Chevy Chase Ice
Palace, won their $28 entry fees in
next Sundays 18th annual Howard
Campbell tournament
Clarendon pinmen, despite a 81
loss to Hi-Skor, maintained their
two-game lead in the flag chase
as the winners pulled up into a
triple second-place tie with King
Pin and Greenway. Hal Babbitt's
145 gave the Virginia pace settlers
the first game, but Dick Lees 145
and Ed Blakeney's l4O were the
blows that gave Hi-Skor the rubber
game
Wolfe Fires Big Strike.
Hyattsville won the first and last
games from King Pin, with Rems-
ourg's Isl and Wally Burton's $50
the deciding wallops. Perce Wolfe's
last-boX strike won the first game
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Garner, D. {. Crown
On Line, 6-5 Choice
In Battling Hubert

John Garner is rated a 6-5 choice
over Tee Hubert in tonight's 10
round feature boxing match at
Turner's Arena in which Gamers
District light-heavyweight cham
eionship will be at stake.
Helping to make Garner the
choice is the pounds or more
weight edge he will have and also
his unusual crouch style of defense
that makes him hard to hit. Par
tlcularly when hurt Garner has the
knack Of getting away.
Hubert is a standup fighter with
an authoritative punch, and since
coming here from Atlanta, Ga, has
won seven matches without one loss
He earned the Garner fight by trim
ming Stoney Lewis. from whom
Garner won the light-heavy title
carrier this year. Garner also holds
the D. c. middleweight crown, but
that is not on the line tonight.
Gamers record is IA wins in Is
starts here, he having been defeated
~ AAC+iiiSilI w ILlIdIllS III Ills IdSJ OH -
ing. If Hubert gets past Garner to-
night there's possibility he will be
matched against Williams.
Sharing interest with this main
go Is the return of Bee Bee Wright
classy Pittsburgh welter who made
hit IN his previous Turner's Arena
appearance by chilling George Will
hams in three heats as part of his
string of 10 straight. His opponent
tonight is Sammy Daniels of Balti-
more, who sports a string of IA wins,
including victories over Billy Bates
and Charley Bennett.
In supporting numbers. first of
which gees at 8:45. Harry Diduck
takes on frankie Maxeu and B. p
Washington meets Gene Brown in
SKIES, and Leroy Fleming opposes
Johnny Finn and Pat Sloan goes
against George Ferrell in four
FOUNDERS.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Seubiscuit Has Another
Brother in TRAINING

BY the Associated Press.
Mrs. H. C. Phipps, who bred Sea-
biscuit and his notably unsuccessful
brother, Naval Reserve, has another
full brother to the Biscuit in her
barns.
He's called Sea Base and Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons hopes to have him
ready for the races before long.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Wright and Sontini Win
Greenwoy Pin Match

AL Wright OF King Pin and Tony
Santini OF Lucky Strike handily
bowled their way to victory over the
twosome of l%oman Ev Gardner
OF Chevy Chase Ice Palace and Nova
Hamilton of Baltimore by score
OF 1892 to lilo in a special doubles
match yesterday at Greenway Bowl.
Wright topped Gardner in singles,
1872 to 376,
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Close Game for Mohowks

Maryland Mohawks nipped Mount
Rainier football team, 7-6, in yes
terday's game at Magruder Park.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Bryan, Vines to Bottle
At St. Nick S Arena

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-The first
night to be put on by Promoter Mike
Jacobs at st. Nick's Arena pits Mar
vim Bryant against Winnie Vines in
sn eight-rounder on October 25.
He has taken over St. Nick's
Arena and plans to hold weekly
fights there whenever Madison
Square Garden is unavailable,
st. Nicks has a seating capacity
Of about 4.5OO.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
My Universe Is Winner
In Aqua CuIiente Upset
Es the Associated press

NY THt NSSOclated Press.
aqua CALIENTE, Mex. Oct. 49,
"A surprise winner. 6-year-old NV
Universe, won the Naples Handicap
win a tWo-lengtn victory over
Hsdamick here yesterday.
nay Universe returned 311.2O. $3.50
and Sc, Hadamick So and $500 and
RiSkaduce, third. $500.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Litwhiler Resumes Job
As Scholastic Coach

El The AssOciated Press.
RINGTOWN, Pa. Oct. 1S.-Danny
LltWhller, ST. Louis Cardinals out
Helder, hoped from one sport to
another on his return from the
World Series.
He's coaching IS basket ball can
oldateS at Ringtown High School
where he is physical education di-
rector. He also coaches baseball and
track.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
PBC to Get $4,000 Gift

A check for $4,000 will be pre-
sented the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club tomorrow at the weekly lunch
con of the Touchdown Club. 1t.
Comdr Jack Dempsey of the Coast
Guard will be guest speaker
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Rangers Have Four Vets

WINNIPEG. Oct 10 R).-New
York Rangers opened fab training
here with veterans and 30 anna
teurs taking part. Vets are OFT
Hitler, Grant Warwick, Gordon Da-
wilson and Bill Gooden.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Bears
Continued from Page Ais.

TT TIT tV'T
with a miserable total of minus 10
for the campaign.
The Detroit Lions bounced back
from two straight lickings to beat
the hapless Cardinals, TO, on Harry
Hops 70-yard run with FRANKIE
Slnkwich's screen pass in the third
period
Evening star., 1943-10-18

l3: Hyattsville, 1911; Temple, 11-13;
Colonial Village, l2-15: Lucky Strike,
1l-16; Ice Palace, 9-18; Arcadia
BIB; Bethesda, 8-19; Brookland,
8-19.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Super Fortresses Soon
Ready to Raid Germany

LONDON. Sept 4 CUP)-Gen.
Henry n. Arnold. commander OF
The L & Army Air Forces. said
today that the maximum Of Amer
ican heavy bomber strength. in
cludlng new super" Flying Fort
reSSes, soon would be based in
Britain 10 help clear The road for
Allied ground troops who viii
make the formal entry into
Germany
limiting that the Allies will
bring into play secret weapons.
Arnold said "wc are going 10 use
cannon. rockets or whatever nee
esSary to get home 10 the tar
gels"
No point In Germany will be
safe against the great American
bomber fleets which thanks 10
new technical developments. will
be able 10 roar out on high alti-
tude daylight precision raids in all
sorts OF weather, Arnold told
press conference.
The white-haircd American air
veteran. who arrived several days
ago for conferences with Amer
ican and British air leaders in
Britain. said the European air the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
UAW-CI0 Yields
ToCodst Guard

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 4 CUP)
Guards a. the Brewster Aero
nautical Corp plants were in
structed today by the United
Automobile Workers Union CCIO)
hereafter 10 obey the orders Of
their superior officers IN the coast
guard reserve temporary.
The union order followed court.
martial proceedings against -four
guards who sllegcdly refused 70
accept changes in guard posts
made by coast guard officers. All
plant guards are members OF the
service unit
a War Labor Board hearing
will be held Tuesday 10 determine
whether the guards arc 10 remain
members of The JAW, form their
own union or sever all union rcla-
tionShip during tho term Of their
coast guard reserve enlistment
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Continued from Page Onel

northern Of the Messna Strait had been reached and
probably occupied by the Eighth Army.
The Berineported landing Cape Spartvento, though
yet officially confirmed by the Allies suggested that Mont
gomerys troops may be pushing both the and
Of Caabria encompass ltays while simu
tsneously thrusng into the nterior
Specific victories scored in the first day Of the INVASION Fri
day announced communque today from headquarters
OF Eisenhower
Disclosing that the first amphtious British canadian units
ashore on the Italian mainland struck the Reggie Gala
bra and encountered relatively opposition the hue
tin tended support field dispatches saying that the advance
running ahead of schedule
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Economic Director
For Italy Named
Virginian Heads u. s. Civil
Affairs After Occupation

WASHINGTON. Sept. q QNS)
indicating the American gov
ernments complete confidence
that tho Allied armies will he vic
torious in the campaign 10 occupy
the Italian mainland Secretary of
State Hui today announced APP
poIntmcnt of a director OF eco
nomic operations for Italy
He is Calvin 3. Baldwin. a Vir-
Clnla businessman who has been
administrator of the Farm Secur-
itY Administration since October.
1910
The state department said Bald
win would deal with economic af-
fairs in Italy whenever the United
States civilian agencies enter the
country 10 assist in connection
with It's food supply and other
economic problems.
Appointment of Baldwin was
seen As further evidence of Hull's
new control over all non-miltary
American government activities
abroad
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
WeWdk Raiders
Sink ; Jap Ships,
Down Is Planes
MacArthur's Fliers Bomb
Big Base Now Guarded
by Bsrrsee Balloons

ALLIED HQ, s. W, Pacific
Sept 4 QNS)-The much-bat-
tered enemy base al Wewak, New
Guinea, staggered today under its
latest bombing by Allied airmen
who sank three Japanese vessels
IN E n z rcinforCCfnCntS and
wrecked two other craft
In desperate effort to Stymie
the Allied raids on Wewak. the
JapS put up their first 5arragc
ballonS. In addition, they sent 35
fighter planes against the raiders
and lost probably as many as p
of these intcrceptorS Three Al
lied bombers and one fighter were
lost.
Liberator bombers which
dropped 81 tons OF bombs on Lac,
Friday, destroyed all buildings
in the administrative and head
quarters area, communque
announced meanwhile.
Damage to the encmy'S latest
reinforcement force was reported
in communique from Gen. Mac
ArthurS headquarters. The com
munique said that three freighter
transports. totaling 21.000 tons,
were sunk by 1000 pound bombs,
In addition. one Of two escort
ing destroyers and a t000-ton
cargo ship sustained direct hits
and were left ablaze That left but
two OF the seven-veSsel force un-
scathed
Other United Nations airmen
bombed 5,O00-ton cargo ship
off Nassau Island and a 7600-ton
vessel near ST. George, in New
Ireland Direct hits were scored
on both craft. Another 7000-ton
ship was damaged in Walngapoe
iarbor on Soemba Island.
Meanwhile. sharp fighting was
reported as American and Aus
iralian Jungle fighters continued
their campaign 10 seize Salamaua
on the northeast coast OF New
Guinea
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

ater had been given number one
priority on American heavy bomb
ers which are rolling of production
lines
Now and bigger bonhers Will 10
ready for the deepest penetration
Of Germany when strategy calls
for their use, Arnold said He did
not give any hint when the super
forts would begin arriving in Brit.
ain but he assured his listeners
they would be ready when they
arc needed
For the first time Arnold re-
vcalcd American engineers are
working on technical devices 20
eliminate weather as the hugaboO
Of air ntIseIatinns= --=--=
1T can he assumed that We
are sighted enough and are
going To have the necessary
gadgets 40 that We won't have
10 keep all these heavy hombers
on the ground waiting for the
sun 10 shine" Arnold said
The Flying Fortress Is going
10 be the medium bomber Of the
future and the medium bomber
of today j. going 10 disappear.
Fighterbombers are going 10
take their places In air tactics"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Good Progress All Day

Throughout the day good progress made said the
communque
1t proclaimed that the advance is continuing and said
large number of prisoners have been taken
1t announced the capture not only of San Giovanni and
Reggie but also substantialyintact airdrome south
Reggie Demolition by rereang troops termed ineffective
and indications that Allied fighters already may be
the Reggie airfield-ther first base the continent.
Reggie which had a normal population about 10000
the main port of Caabra and the principal
for the rail ferry route from Messina.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Across that major link between Sicily and Italy hundreds
Of Boats and ships kept pumping of renorcemcn
trucks eeps and supplies the newly Allied beach
head which 10 TO Is miles wide and deep by
the end Of Fridays operations.
Protection and support for this traffic well active aid
the troops provided by aerial
brea and huge naval armada which included at least four
British battleshps together with large number of cruisers
dcstroyers gunboats and other craft.
The Italian battlefeet still conspcuousy absent from
the though Rome used broadcast warnings TO the
Allies that Iays mainland would be resisted
he
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Factories Sampans
In Burma Wrecked

NEW DELHI. Sept / up
Three factories IN tho Prone dis
trlct and more than 50 Sampans
on the frrawHddy RIvcT we're dam
aged yesterday by Raj fighters
while dive-bombcrS scored direct
hits on three buildings a. Kvauk-
taw on tho kaladan River in
occupied Burma, a communique
said today
Wellington honherS attacked
Ramrec village during \ coastal
patrol and demolished several
buildings None Of the planes
was missing
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
u. S. Seventh Not Mentioned

(The Seventh L. s. Army, which participated in the bera-
ton of Sicily, still mentioned late hour
day in connection with the invasion of the Italian mainand
Front dispatches from Eighth Army headquarters
that practically German troops had been the
first day of the campaign and that drovs Italian
out of their shebattered positions uprasd
render
Opposition the Caabrian was extremely light
and Anglo-C Canadian casualties consequently
the landing parties according to field advces did fire
shot they took enemy beach and hill defenses
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Montgomery Sure
OF Axis Surrender

LONDON. Sept 4 uP) Gen
Montgomery whose Eighth Army
is invading Italy answered let
Ter from the Lyric Cinema JUNIOR
Club of Wellngborough England
with frc assurance
W tuuCkrr down iuSs0iini
and fasWsm. We will do the
same for Hitler and na1ism. We
viii Nhave unconditional sur
render NJ the Avis"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Ndzi Army 10 Seize
Government, Is Rumor

LONDON. Sept 4 CUP)-A dis
patch from Zurich 10 the Daily
Telegraph said today that ru-
morS The army planned 10 take
'rNcr tho German government had
cropped up in Germany. including
a report IN Munich that Reichs.
Wchr generals had started nego-
tlatIonS with Britain and America.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
u. s. Captain First
To Put Foot on Italy
WITm TME RRIT1SH FIGHTW

WITH THE BRITISH EIGHTH
ARMY. Sept 3 CUP) delayed -
His cunnery mates claimed for
Capt. Timothy ClearN, an obSer-
a4a4tea effteeEaG L. SS=siizt llllel=s=
battery, the distinction today Of
being the first American 10 invade
Italy
Cleary obtained an assignment
10 cross tho straits with the
British forces in order TO send
back information on enemy gun
Gre.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Auto Council on War
Creates Health Unit

The Automobile Council for
War Production announced SatHF-
day formation Of a medical panel
10 facilitate exchange Of informa-
tion pertinent 70 health problems
resulting from increased employ
ment Of women and rehabltated
war veterans.
The panel is composed Of r.
physicians and its benefits are
available 10 more than 500 manu-
featuring companies participating
IN council activities.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Price Increase Denied
Tobacco Industry

WASHINGTON, Sept 4 ms
The OPA today denied the re-
quest ot The tobacco industry for
an increase IN the maximum price
Of the l943 crop Of hue-cured
tobacco
Officials said tho prCc will re-
main a. Al cents 4 pound which
is the highest m many years and
more than meets Tho requirements
stated by Congress IN the price
control law
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
u. s. Reds on InUasion:
It's Good Work. BUT. :!

Axis I'm western Europe, where
the main blow must be de-
liNcrcd." the newspaper SAID
by striking n heavy blow
across the channel now we
would he hitting NJ the very
core of ANis power and thus
hasten the final collapse of the
Nari structure not only in
Italy hut throughout Europe. At
the moment when the Red army
Is driving rclcntlcsSly towards
the west
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
BaftIeships Rock Cape del Armi

On Thurday morning, naval communque disclosed the
- 000ton British batteshps Waspte and Valiant rocked the
del Armi the southwest Calahran with
of shells from 5nch guns pave the or invasion
4e30 Friday morning 60
This followed lust a few hours qualng hombardmCnt
of the defense Reggie by the l6nc Of The $1,000
ton battleships Rodney and Nelson.
First Lord the Admiralty A. Y. Alexander speaking
England described the naval bomhatdmen's OF
LialN IS al the uhoavlest" characler. saving.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

NEW YORK sept { up
The Daily Worker American
Communist Party organ, said in
an editorial today tha, The Allied
invasion ~ southern Italy is not
n substitute for ihr second front
0 tho Vc>f which ~fll remain,
ihc contra. Imperative of The
var
Besides helping 10 knock
Italy ont. the present invasion
does serve 10 weaken Hitler'S
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Ship Launched in Bay City

BAY CITY Sept Z The sixth
destroyer escort manufactured boy
Dcf1c Shpsard thl, sesr hit the
water, of Saginaw River 1erp fo-
dat bearing fro ra77e of p former
bsv C|ft resident. no late Rear
Adrr.rs James Joseph Rahy HIS
widow ramr from Oakland Cal.
20 christcn mo vessel
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Berlin Still Attire
After RAF Raid
900 Tons Of Bombs
Showered in 20 Minis.

LONDON, Sept. a CUPl a
strong force of British and Cana
dian fOur-cngined Lancaster bomb
erS gave Berlin its most concen-
trated-Pasting OF the war last
night, showering down high ex-
-plosives and ineendiar1es AT the
rate OF $4,000 pounds a minute
for 20 minutes
Returning airmcn said they saw
huge fires in the German capital
and smoke rising ? ZOO feet in the
air.
In their second day Of virtually
nonstop operations, Raj Mitch-
ellis, BoStonS and Ventura medium
bomherS. escorted by Spitfires,
meanwhile, attacked rail yards az
Abheville, Amiens and Rouen by
daylight today.
MEET LITTLE OPPOSITION
Othcr,bombcrS raldcd the mar
Shallng yards at Lille. St. Pol,
HazebrouCk and Courtrai. and
Boulogno harbor P-47 Thunder
bolts Of the Eighth L. s. Air Force
made sweeps over Belgium.
Again German fighter oppo-
-sitiOn- -tn-our- hundreds air
craft was negligible" the air
craft ministry reported. Few OF
our Sdnadruns reported seeing
any enemy fighters. .
While the highly concentrated
punishment was being doled out
10 Berlin, targets IN the Rhine
land. air fields and other obiec-
tlYcS IN northern France and tlh4e
lnW countries also WCrc being
bombed. and an extensive mipe-
laying operation was completed.
NEW TACTICS
The 1O0O-ton Lancaster raid,
on a smaller scale than The mas
Sive attacks of Aug q and Aug.
81 which started the systematic
wreCking of Berlin by air. Ob-
viously represented new tactics
for the RAF, undertaken in an
effort 10 achieve best results with
A minimum OF expenditure Of
planes and men
That the tactics were successful
was demonstrated -hy the loss ot
p honherS compared with IS lost
Aug % and II on Aug 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Destruction Of Nszi tyr
amy
The end OF PrUSsian miIi-
iaTiSW
Creation of q Mediterranean
commission with Russian repre-.
sentation was regarded As an an
swer 10 recent Soviet complaints
against the form Of Allied nIli-
tary government already operating
~, fhc Mediterranean AREA.
This commission ObViOuSIF VIII
have as itS first concern the ad-
minjsration ot liberated terri
tories in this theater. rather than
determination Of future military
strategy
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Allies Expect
Bloody Fight on
Continent in "a
Revelation Comes
as Churchill and
Roosevelt Confer

WASHINGTON Sept uP)-
The Allies are prepared for a
bloody struggle against Germany s.
central forCc'a 'aj '0c Nalt frontiers
Through f91f and 90 nor count
substantially on any internal coll
I9pSc thlS year n was learned
tonight on high authority
r0Uptrd wIrr7 rr77y riISCiUvurC WIS
the revelation that Russia has
been given representation on a
hthcr'o-unannounccd Allied Ncdi-
tcrranCau commission apparently
70 lon the Soviet war effort more
closely io that of Great Britain
and tho IuItcd States
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
TRI-rowER MEETINGS

Meanwhile high sources here
produced these additional facts
having vital bearing on the
progress of the war
IA definite agreement has
been made 10 hold q meeting of
British. American and Soviet
foreign secretaries or their high
representatives.
2-Mr. Roosevelt and Church
in are ready and willing 10
meet Soviet Premier Stain at
any time; they also are pre-
pared ~ argue with him when
the big-tlmc three-nation con-
ference comes 10 pass
3-The bloodlesS Allied vic
tory Al kiska was substantial
proof that the Japanese are sus-
eeptible te psychological war
fare of kind which the Allies
intend 10 use increasingly
against the Nipponese
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
WANTS NO BASES

& Great Britain wants no
bases or territory as A reward
for victory. hut neither does the
British Empire intend 10 discuss
giving up anything II possessed
before the war started, such aS
HonCkong.
5-Great Britain intends 10
prosecute the war'agalnst Japan
with fullest vigor, even after an
Axis collapse in Europe and has
offered to set forth this inten-
tion In a treaty with the United
States. But MIR Roosevelt de
clined the offer because Of his
full confidence in Britain
pledge
g Soviet recognition Of a
Free Germany committee was
part of an obvious effort 10
ALLEVIATE the German people
from their government.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Allied Lnuaders Surge Ouer Toe of Italy

in the Sclan campaign during which the British
navy executed than so organized bombardmeHts
The great part played by the Allied navy
Andrew Browne Cunningham first sofenng Italian
and then and supporting the landings
reflected in the naval eemmunieHe.
The communque said Fridays landings the beaches
between Reggie and Catona four miles
from British naval landing craft and met with little
oppO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Warship Attack Makes History

("I doubt whether there has been more concen-
land targets ny warshpS in the history OF
warfare
Alexander disclosed that of Brtaus newest and
mightics supcdrcadnaushts the 350ooton bacshrs King
George Howe bombardcd Favgnana Isle off Siciys