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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

Service Command init 1929
The new sereean Wells
Memorial sladtm bui lo be
as permanent as me AlHona
canyon from which x was sfNn.
viii be- used fof football apa
pthtr rcereWima pirp SIS II
wil be prcscw~a soon 70 ne
ireop~ Tor then use 20 d' iea-
oy ceremony similar 10 MAT
Which marked ihc foimer dsdl,
catian md presentation Of Ruhe
Foster Memorial Baseball Field
Erection Of hoib of those ai'lleli.
fields and their Subsequent pfe-
sentaton have boon carliea 'ui
as a par Of The large scale pro-
gram OF morale tuildins thar has
been undertaken by Fort liua-
chucas far-sirhict post com
mauder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Football Stadium AT Fort Huachuca
To Be Named After Sgt. A. ]. Wells

FORT HUArHrCA Arizona
First Sgt Andrew J Wells who
rendered many years Of valuable
service az Fort Huachuea until
he died & heart attack While
ON his way 20 his pos Of duty
the morning Of Sept 8 1919 viii
be honored hy having the new
football stadium near mo send
Division headquarters naped
after him i' was announced here
this week hy Col r = Hardy.
post commander
Sergeant Wells served in The
Army % years, one month and
rs days 20 years Of which were
spent at Fort Eiuachgca Thir-
teen years eavaryman. H. saw
service with both The famous
9th and 10Th Cavalry Regiments
With the 9Th Cavalry he was on
foreign duty in the Philippine Is
fardc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

enized for his outstanding
horsemanship he VAS assigned 10
temporary duty with the loih
t'nlied states Equestrian olympic
team during his tour Of duty
with the Cavalry So Wells
served 10 years in The 29th In
fantrv and for several months
Was first sergeant Of Conrany NJ.
2sih lnfaniry while i Nas a pnt
of tho 9srd Infantry Division in
training al Fort iInachuca dur
ing the summer ~ l9i2. Ne. was
consistently rated as one OF me
most efficient tirsi serE'an'> In
The ssrd infantry Division hut
due 10 heart ailmeni, was re-
classified 10 limited service and
assigned TO n-comhat duly In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
BEATING The GUN
y, AVN MOSES

ons.,Ionsll! and Answers..!
n,,rs Rate these five football
0,.yers IN the order Of their
sre,iness at their respective poo
.,nor. Lewis Harvard; Sla'cr.
lava Pollard Brown Robcson.
enrer bullock Dartmouth
Prof Howard Johnson
Johnson Choral fradlo)
Group
ASS Pollard Lewis Robe
son npl'ocF Slater
DUES Give ihe order Of hn
,sh in loo-yard finals between
al II aA.-ipllowine az their hest
Eddh lolan R,n Johnson Eulace
Peace. Ralph Metcalfe Barney
rwoli leser Owens
L. II Mcqueen
Raleigh. NC.
ASS Owens Tolan Metcalfe.
peacost Johnson, Ewell Note
new, had tougher question 10
unraye lncc Peacock. AZ time
he hss' jesse owens was tough
es competitor ! ever knew
CUES Who was Tho swift, ST.
base funner ia--Neero halldom
iron RIO 10 present day and
rhor Neuld Won consider his
closes Yal2
Oscar Granoy
Oakland, Gal
Ans Jimmy lspccdboy Iy-
ors 'hc s. l.oniis stars Right
IN It's heels was Snottswood
Fo',- neoln Giants
QftS am a lo,er ~ the
rfss indoors and would like to
rue some reading material
IN sssarms Can YOU recommend
vha yon consider the bcsi liners
s,ur pf same2
PilG
NJ Clemens Mich
Ans Purchase Century N
ArAg cntr dealina with ihc
'.ie samuel Colt Of Col-re.
so's anne The deluNe edition
sel's f only 500 and IS worth
Is ie many times over
oli could old Joc wal,ot
|vtlp ra Ike Jcffrics and Corr
Ner l'l he ever fight classy
teav lrht9
Theodore ", lister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

QrES IAN yon tel ne The
lwWral country OF the American
mountain Jim and the North
American ,ouraf2
81 -
pirsfield. Mass.
ANS Leos Ferry Ariz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

If Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

OILS could old ,lac Waleo't
vsIp ma IKE Jcffries and Corr
PEI s'a he ever FIGHT cIa sy
teav lrht7
Theodore Webster.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

QlES 20 Moose or Fin she'd
ifeir horns and il So how often?
Walter Busicr Franklin
DNhy Pa.
Ans Yes All male members
b. tho deer family which in
olgts ne moose she'd their
hoins zach season growing a
hfand new set
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

CUES Wonld Kid Chocolate
have dominated neld 81 feather
weights boas'inr such men as
JOHNNY scotch " pl Dundee.
Abe Atirll ChaikN Nish' and
licafy ARMSTRONG
Ans 80. no, me-. but def
iniely
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
J. II Mcqueen

QrES Who was IN, swift, Sd
base anner is-Neero halldom
iron ltio 30 present dav and
vhor NHuld Won consider his
closes myal2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Benjamin Thomas
2294 7ih Avenue
20

ANS Tha afternoon AZ the
Polo sfounds when the Home
ste1d Grave, fresh from their
yipior' over the nushwicks
lwhiie team pasted y werhouse
drives all over the lot in ami.
hilaiine ihe phlly stars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

CUES what woall YOU call
Nouf greatest thri during The
nasi 1919 baseball National No.
gro Leagues season. iishf here in
llaflem7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

QFEs Who was he better
wnn on q tennis court Eyre
Saiich or Ted Thompson'
Rennie Whrcomh
Columbus @
ANS We'd suv Ted sWnher-
force urivcrsii, Thompson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

otFs Give Tho order Of iin
,sh r lao-yard finals heiwcon
All 81 lA.-spllowinc az their hest,
Eddh lolan Ban Johnson Eulacc
Peace Ralph Metcalfe Barney
rwoli lesse Owens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

NJ NeinOn, Ny.
Ans IN fact Walcoii posted
through his manager. Tom
oRoufkc sioo to be loS if he
failed 20 knock ont C'orbctt and
lofiries 'same nighi) in lho same
ring Walcott knocked ont loo
Choynski (conquercr II Jack
Johnsonl IN seven rounds. lean
Inc or Tho floor IN kayo him my
la'e beloved father told me-
wears ago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

al J am lover ~ the
rres indoors and would like to
rue some reading material
IN 'sfafNs Can you recommend
vha yoa consider the best liners
.stur, nr samo2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Oscar Granoy
Oakland, Gal

ANS Jimmy 'spccdboy Iy-
ons no s. Louis Stars Right
m IT'S heels was Spouswood
fo'e Lincoln Giants
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18

q vocabulary" ,sc c,n.d GA
,orably" What a word That
message strikes mo so hard It's
raising welt, where il hit The
things WON lust wait ull
Grandpa Spencer hear, 1t. III
bot he gets contu>ions, too
Let "a, hope 50" I 1.
laughing IncH i became -.l-
o., again
CONCLUDES MISS AGE
II suppose We had better
finish with the assurance Marion
herself worked out 80 long ago.
Keep the chin M and *,
m"mber am on the job " mean
INK exactly what they say"
N1N nodded agreement
~urest thing You know She
scented ar. 'Eer F. u.f doHn
r p.ac.. ara hHd o. ,aa
."'' rI paper ~ WD
Better check on it and see u
I've caught every comma,
1T, % waste of time. knowing
Nuu. THu- .t r..
Ever, IL dotted, and O.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
By ADELE GARRISON

crossed" 7 told -hcr-and- She
Ulro a sigh Of relief
"okay What's the next
,tcp:"
= don't know" said doubt
~ IMPISH SUGGESTION
Perhaps We take nap ."
~l looked a' me with such i'm
p hopstl.ness thar I laughed
a.eaf
I'm sorry TO dampen your
hopes. think | had better
telephone father, and let him
know ~ have finished our
work lie may want To get
hold OF the man who attends 10
putting these in thp papers
lie probably has that man
hot footing II nNrr here right
now Mary sand dfll
l. pr.pucct Was fulfilled al
ro~t before ~rs rad finished IT,.
lHr fl, sound nf the telephone IN
fNn- room pur q period 20
".. .r'Hurc and Rc both started
Hf rHe c9cr \osI turned from
IN. .urpre ~ agf entrance
Message for YOU. Aunt
Nadgr from The Chief" ~
H and sing f0o room
took lu me receiver.
HER hTHER'S VOICE
Margaret" rg fathers
Eo ~1ia rc.-tplt
Yes. was just about 10
call ,ou
"Oh then sou have finished
hcs. EVctNthing We could
do We're waiting for your
verdict"
Good IN be over immedi-
atcN GOOD b, ,'
"Good-by. ! replaced the TO-
.Hcr Md Ronald looked 4p
n.rH-It from the letter 10
.Hn.Nu nuIcr De- was writing
f." accordance with nay fathers
-'"ir'.ur-
lie'~ coming over now ." Ho
a1 and 'ncfe was distinct
Ha+ 70 He Voice
Continued Monday
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
ans other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
A WISHING WELL q q

IL ERE IS pleasant little give you message
every DAY u IS numerical puzzle designed To spell
your fortune Count the letters hrs II the
Of letters or subtract II the number IS less than
add B. The result your key number Start the upper left
hand of the rect1nEe and check
numbers ef night Then message
the ohecKed hg4Fe9 give yoI 9-t6
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-18
PITFALLS OF LOVE

! GRATEFULLY fa'.9aodMar
sr1vrUr - Tri-IE 8T1t -7 TITO T77
silcrccS for knew that ] wN'
have time ii mE g.wuoIn- 0.
an fea were 80 grow nto L-H'
Sufficient 20 make clear rho p.
sonal for Aiauos 20 t.e u.a
papcrs
How will this do .ad
a. last and Mary pr ,G H.r
pencil ready FOR ar'5rar
MADGE CONES ACROSS
"Iour new agent il ey,d
salesman, " ts-fnfrt krcp
him on. viii he able 10 have
frequent contact with hum. and
he will advise mo immcdiuirh
of any new Development Pack
carefully the contents ~ YOUR
next shipment We shall be-
watching for II daN aud night
at the factory from which Your
message came. Be read, o. de-
liver ~ ~ II ~ecottti = notice
stopped and - ~ Hlars
whose flying Fingers rId t"pf pace
With my d0tlrpn
Does this strike Nou M an
favorable ." a~E,t-.
And You're suppressed 90 b,,c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
VINO ViOlafOrS Face
60 Days Without Job

WASHINGTON Aug l6 0UP)
The VINO said today that any
worker changing Jobs IN violation
Of is now hiring controls even
Il the transfer is AZ the same or
less pay faces loss Of The new
Job and will not be- permitted 10
work for so days
VINO officials. when questioned
could refer 10 no law by which
they could invoke penalties
against worker whose job
transfer an the same or lower
wages was in violation OF It's
regulations
Heretofore VINO has provided.
under the economic sterilization
act and executive orders. that no
worker shall change from one eS-
Sental job 10 another an higher
wages. unless the transfer re-
suited in greater contribution TO
the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
APPLIED Prisoners
Estimated al 10000

LONDON Aug rs tUP) More
than 100000 Allied troops are
prisoners OF the japanese. lnClud-
ing 10000 to 10000 American SOL
dicrS an authoritative source csu-
mated today
The prisoners also include 100
600 British, Canadian and Aus.
tadian troops 10000 to 10000 In
dams, 10000 Dutch and about So,
900 British civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Blue Stamps wv, W
10 be Valid Sept. |

WASHINGTON. Aug is OUP)
The Office of Price AdminiStra-
ton announced today that blue
stamps l.. Y and w in War Ra-
uon Book 2-would become valid
Sep, and be redeemed for
proceSSed foods through oct. 90
Stamps r. S and T. valid since
Aug ] VIII Doe good through
Sent 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
HELPED TO NEW LIFE

Missing from the record Of his
career is tho story of his bencv-
oIcnCc lie was known 10 criminals
and 10 down-and-outerS as an
easy touch
The record speaks Of the hum
drnd> of men he sent 10 state
prisons i fails 10 relate how
many hundreds of them came
Continued ON Pare ThreeA =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
2 Soldiers Reduce
-. Debt by 20 Gents

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is dNSl
The 4 : treasury was 20 cents
richer today because OF the fact
that two army privateS stationed
al Brunswick, Me. keep close tab
on the countryS financial condi-
ton
we observe" they wrote,
chat the public debt as OF the
fiscal year ended June %, l94S,
was $1O4, 2Oi,O22 ,O6S.7O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Correspondent Wounded

ALLIED HQ. y Africa Aug
Is up - Richard Mcmillan
United Press war correspondent
has been evacuated 10 North
AFRICA after suffering powder blast
burns on the head face and fore.
arms at the front IN Sicily. His
condition was not believed serious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Personal USE BOOSTED

Those applying for supplemental
rationS are allowed 10 miles OF
personal driving out of their a
books and the remaining 60 APP
plies on the supplemental allow
anCP.
However. supplemental drivers
are given a slightly increased pro-
portion Of their a books for per
Sonal use
. Peck announced that 2 meeting
Of dealers from the Detroit area
would be held AZ 9 p m. Monday
night 10 discuss the changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
SUBJECT TO 900 FINES

The con>ututionaiity of this
was never questioned The power
stemmed from the sterilization
act. which held the employer and
employe subject 70 fines OF $1,000.
or year Imprisonment or both.
upon conviction.
The new threat is contained i'm
the hlring-conirol regulations M
cluded IN the series of Weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
MANY CASUALTIES

Casualties We're extremely high.
a frontier dispatch said A great
weight OF explosives fell in the
center Of the city, where gthoua
sands of homeless were living OUT
doors since Marshal Badoglios
order forbiddinC any further evac-
uation until German troops ar
rived from the north.
Milan was said TO be in a state
bordering on revolution as the
Allied raids piled up destruction
and death in the city which APP
C ontinued IN Next Page. Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Troops Reach Britain

NEW YORK, Aug. Is uNS) -
Another contingent of American
and Canadian Troops has arrived
in England, ' a. London broadcast
said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

orders a general provision which
VINO Chairman McNutt ordered
area and .'glonal war manpower
committees 10 write into their To-
cal Sterilization plans by October
ID, was
a new employe, who during
the preceding 60-day period was
engaged in an essential or
locally-needed activity. may he
hired only il such hiring would
aid in the effective prosecution
of the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

Enclosed please find 20
cents Ia he applied to this debt.
We gladly contribute this sum
to round of the figure To an
even number of dollars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
6O-DAY PENALTY

The fun meaning Of this pro-
vision came IN the WINGS own
Interpretation of the new orders
through the medium of list Of
and answers u issued
today il, said
"rf ne a Worker) accepts
any job in violation Of the en-
ployment sterilization program.
whether or not al a higher rate
OF pay, he may lose that iob and
be unable to get another for so
days"
Thus. if John Jones left a lathe
in one shop 10 work an a lathe in
another shop az the same wages
or less money, and The VINO be-
lieved be had not lived up 10 The
letter of the regulations, II would
force the second employer 70 fire
him and tell Jones he could not
work anywhere else for so days
The new manpower program Is
20 Increase war produc-
ton. give the armed forces "hc
---rrr- t-70v U59rt ana VII have "a
major effect i'm determining which
fathers and workers Will be ln-
Quoted first when the induction of
fathers begins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
PA Cancels All B, G Gas Stamps Sept.
Fathers
I'm Draft
by Oct. l

LANSING Aug. 16 With the
exception OF 10. all local draft
boards. in Michigan must draft
pr,-Pesrl Harbor fathers h+-9e+
] 10 meet quotas. SciectIVe service
headquarters revealed to-day They
have reached the bottom of the
barrel otherwise.
Reconsideration Of fathers began
Auf~sl on a statewide basis Maj
William Myers headquarters
spokesman, said and by oct ] al
draft boards VIII < have some
fathers" army bound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Bombs RoekAiaI ;,
Leave City in p nie
British Mosquitoes
Also Hit Berlin

LONDON, Aug. Is CUP)-Bri-
talns biggest bombers rocked
panic-stricken, peace clamoring
Milan last night with the third
hlock-buster saturation raid in u
hours, and a Swiss frontier dis
patch said a daylight air alert
was sounded IN the devastated city
early today.
Ten bombers were lost.
British Mosquito bombers, also
for the third time in y hours.
bombed Berlin.
And maintaining the round-the-
clock pace of the aerial offensive
American Flying Fortresses with
an escort of Thunderbolts roared
out over the English southeast
coast this morning for new raids
on Filters European fortress.
ALL ITALY POUNDED
Italy, caught in an aerial pin
GERS designed TO squeeze il out
ot the war was being subjected
to increasingly heavy blows.
Last nights raid on Milan fol-
lowed by only about II hours
new daylight attacks by Africa
based bomberS against southern
and central Italy featured by the
bombing of seaplane base eight
miles north Of Rome and railroad
communications south Of the
capital.
The air ministry did not indi-
cate the weight of last nights
raid but frontier reports asserted
II was the heaviest so far. on
ItalyS second largest city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
ANS LOSES 1873 TANKS

Seventh Army reports revealed
that a large number of Germans
were trying 10 infiltrate into the
American lines. disguised as civil
Ians and their hair and skin dark
ened with nut juices and olive oil
10 stimulate the appearance OF
Sicillan peasants.
The reported infiltration might
Indicate that the Germans were
trying 10 escape through the
American positions. or sneakins in
ON sabotage missions as part bf
the rear guard action.
As the battle went into it's final
phase II was announced that pat
ton S army had captured or de-
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

The sun will So 81 s.3i m TODAY
ana rise tomorrow A. s.f2 mr.
The moon will rise A. ga % m tes,,
and VIII so tomorrow A. si3 a M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Judge Keiiddn
al 90;
III One Week
Funeral Services
Are TO Be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon

Private funeral services for Cir
cunt Judge Harry 3 Keidan, who
died late Yesterday in Henry Ford
Hospital viii be held in the chapel
~ Clover Hill Park Cemetery at
= p. M. tomorrow.
Judge keldan one OF the out
standing lurists in Michigan, and
q 32d degree Mason had been ia
>pc6 Aug : when he entered the
hospital for an operation Late
Saturday. hi, condition was re-
ported 20. be much improved. but
yesterday hc took a sudden turn
for fhe worse. Death came at
6l5 O. m
Ar f~ bedside were his wife.
Mrs Kate L. Kcidan, his son.
Frcd - and daughter Vivian
sara ID lie would have been 81
years old on Nov. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
SECRET KINDNESSES

lie WAS born IN Detroit. cdu-
Gated hero and served ms city for
- years AS "A Judge and as d
prosecutor
Bur The lsal story Of his service
is nor told IN the tactual record
of The events in the court room.
The things that made him a great
and kindly nudge took place in the
SocreCN-o ms chambers and were
withheld from public attention at
his demand
Far more than inc divorces he
granted was the number OF alien
atod husbands and wives he
brought together on the threshold
OF the courtroom and sent back
10 their homes 10 resume with
better understanding the lives
they would have severed.
Ito settled almost as many law
suits by bringing the hiigantS to-
gcther IN his chambers as were
settled before the bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Russian Generals
Take Wives ID Front
BY NJ :. HANDLER

WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY
OK THE BRYANSK FRONT,
Aus. 10 delayed JUP9-Wives
of many Red army commanders
are at the fighting front with
them, sharing every danger
Presence of the women was re-
Nealed al a dinner given by Mai.
Gen Pi0tr u SabboNkov. repre-
sentative tl-t-- SQUIRT =SrITJTI5f7ItI
command with one of the armies
that took Orel In a blk hospital
tent outside the ruined CITY
SEE MASS DEATHS
Ar Sabbenikov's table was dark.
VlvaCIouS Mrs Nina a. Gorha-
toya wife of the lieutenant yen
eral who led an army 20 the Orel
victory.
Like wives Of many ranking
Russian officers she has been
with her husband through all his
campaigns
What these women brave Is H.
Illustrated forcefUllv on this front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
JEWS VANISH

, JEWS VANISH
Describing the entry into. Orel
SdbbenlkOv said.
I'm an old soldier hutI va
moved 10 tears.
odd women and children sat
in the mist holding flowers
waiting for\uS. A. tanks and
cannon moved through OreI
he people literally buried
them under flowers"
Orel was a city of death. n once
had a population Of ll4OO0
The assistant chairman of The
city Soviet Andre Ivanovitch La
tuto estimates there are 10000
left.
He said at least 1900 were
torcibiy deported and 1900 were
shot The entire Jewish com
munIty Of 10000 has vanished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

II Is maSS|warfare on the fight
ing line OF a scale Unequaled
And 10 rs death on a mass basis
such as the horrors uncovered m
Orcl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

DIR. ]. c. TOoLE. DENTIST. 10
w. Lafayette at Mich, Opp City
Hall Hours. 90. Tel. CA. $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Yanks Advance
IA Miles in Day

ALLIED HQ, ". Africa, Aug. rs
(UP)-The American Seventh
and British Eighth armies drove
forward along the north and east
coasts of Sicily TO within artillery
range of MeSsina today, and the
triumphant end of the campaign
was reported officially to be at
hand.
Can American artillery ex-
pert said the Seventh Army
probably was using 155-milli-
meter guns with a range OF
10000 yards. which on the basis
of the headquarters report,
would put L. s. troops within a
little more than 10 miles OF
MeSSina)
1t. Gen. Patton'S flying column
had struck II miles eastward to
the Milazzo area, iSolating that
Axis evacuation port 10 miles
from Messina and plunging on
toward the last Sicilian strong
hold in Axis hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
100000 FACE INDUCTION

Myers said that draft board,
have been "lcnsnt' in granting
oCCupational dcfermentS an
probably Will continue no do So
providing the employer can prove
an employees importance.
Headquarters previously said
that 100000 Michigan father,
face induction after October ]
In Detroit. the VINO order rm.
phaSizIng the work or fight or
der had little effect
The l. s Employment Service
office said that no rush Of nom
essential workers was evident and
that the crowd today VA, IN.
usual Monday morning number
Women predomnatcd - grouI
Of about 300 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
NEW REGULATIONS

At the same tire, he announced
that headquarters Was preparing
= statement this week explaining
new regulations ISSUED over the
weekend hy the War ManpoWcr
Commission
The new order involves q
definite change in draft policy"
he SAID Occupation new ~
comes ~ prime importance in
determining a registrant's cla,-
SifiCatiOn.
The main determination now
appears To be not how skilled
the man il hut whether he can
he replaced and how soon.