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Evening star., 1943-11-13
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL
nth and n SITS. NE.
Rev. william = Wright, Minister
Worship IL: :O0 am and 500 pm.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE
Massachusetts Ave. At Ninth St. NV.
The South's Represertatibe Church
DIR. JOHN w. kUSTlN, Minister.
ana ii am.-"No Comfortable Re-
ligien Will Do"
g p.m.-'The Church and Postwar
Period"
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Specio! Church
Activities
DaughterS of the King

The Daughters of the King will
observe their annual quiet day at
the Church of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation on November 18 at 10
am. with the celebration of holy
communion. The Right Rev. George
w. Davenport will be the celebrant
and the Rev. G. Flint Kellogg will
conduct the meditation. All church
women are invited.
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Chevy Chase RantiSt

Men and Missions Sunday will be
observed tomorrow morning. The
men will participate in the service.
with c. Verne Bowen. president of
the Mems Club. in charge.
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Uhr Mrt4nhtst Uhurrh
BUILDING 100 .ryls.d Ave. Me-
~ sDn'endens' Horace Z Cromer T.
RRQQklAND

3. PAUL sCaIIIING. Ph. b.. Minister.
Worship. II am. and s pm
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DUMBARToN. AVE.

N. n. Ave and Grant Circle NV.
Dr.. Frank Steelman. Minister.
Worship. am. and 8 pm.
Everyman's Bible Glass, $50 am.
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3I33 DumbartQn Ave. NV.
Mother o. McthodiSnn in Washington.
DIR. CHAUNCEY C. DAY. Minister.
Services Sunday, 100 a.m-S:O0 pm
Thursday. 500 Pm
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Hamline Mefhadisf

DR.. E. T. Tise will speak on War
Medicine" at an open meeting, spon.
sored by the brotherhood, on Thurs
day at 8 pm.
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Healing Services

"A Religion That Will Wear
from "A Religion of Your own
by DR.. John S. Bunting. will be re-
viewed by Mrs. 2. D. Blackstone at
the Prayer Circle of the Christian
Healing Mission at the Church of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Evening star., 1943-11-13

NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
Eixhth st. and N. c. Ave. Sc.
E. A. WILCHER, Minister.
a:45 am Church School
II 100 A.m-Morning Worship
Evening star., 1943-11-13

gageo IN a plot
to destroy all
p u b lie services
and b uil d ings
and to kill tens
Of thousands of
our people, there
would imrnedi-
ately follow such
a surge of patri-
otic S e mt / ment
and activity as
has never been
seen before.
Yet a greater
enemy, wreaking
far more dam
ACE fn the c0lln.
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Luther Place Memorial

On Monday and Tuesday begin
ming at $50 am. DR.. j. Roy Strock
will be In charge of the Foreign Mis-
sions Conference for Washington
pastors.
The Mems Brotherhood will have
a dinner meeting Wednesday at $50
DY11
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Ebenezer Methodist.

AT pm. tomorrow The Judg-
ment," a motion picture, and lee
ture on The Solution to All Prob
lens" November l8, re-Thanks-
giving dinner.
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Israel MetrOnolitan e. NJ E

Revival services begin tomorrow
at IL am. and continue each night
through November a. DR.. R. O.
Langford, pastor of Haines Institu-
tlonal c. M. E. Church, Winston
Salem, N. c., will be evangelist.
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CHEVY Chase PRESBYTERIAN

Representative Walter H. Judd of
Minnesota, former medical mis-
slonary in China, will be the guest
speaker at the Clyde Kelly Mems
Bible Glass at $50 am.
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Reformation Lutheran.

Mrs. Walter Judd, wife of Repre-
sentative Judd of Minnesota, will
be the guest speaker at $50 pm. on
Wednesday.
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National Baptist Memorial l

The quarterly meeting of the
church will be conducted Thursday
evening.
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PRESBYTERIAN Ministers

The Presbyterian Ministers As
ISOLATION will meet Monday at II
am. in the Western Presbyterian
Church. DR.. John E. Bentley will
speak on Psychology and the Soul"
All interested are welcome.
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st, Mary'S FniSconaI

The annual pew rally will be at
8 pm. The Rev. Robert C. Kell.
rector OF Emmanuel Church, will be
the reacher.
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Mount OIiyet Lutheran.

Adult Christian education on
Monday at 7:30 pm. and Wednesda,
at pm.
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Bahai Lecture,

Miss Elsie Austin, attorney, will
speak Sunday at 8:15 pm. at 1903
l street NV. on The -Four Springs
OF knowledge.
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BY WILLIAM +. ELLIS.

Were tomorrow's newspapers to
report that a Nationwide network
of Nazi saboteurs had been discov-
cred. with thousands OF spies en-
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Waugh Methodist

Song service at pm. when the
Rev. Samuel E, Rose gives the fifth
sermon on Character in Faces"
the topic being The Hard Face"
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UniyerSaIiSt Memor;,I

A musical at home will take place
Sunday at 4:30 pm. A group from
the choir, under the direction of
F. G. Foudray, will present a pro-
gram. There will be an open house
at pm.
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Ghrtattart Sttrnrr
Christion Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST


SCIENTIST
Branches Of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill ST. NE.
Third Church of Christ Scientist
13th and L Sts. NV.
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
9Th and Oak SITS. NV
Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
1868 Mass. Ave NV
Sunday School. 9:30 AM
No Sunday Evening Service
Christian Science Society (Colored)
902 T St. NV
fSunday School. IL 200 AM)
tReadine Room Sat. and Sunday
Z to PM
mo Sunday Evening Service)
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. Lincoln CONGREGATIONAL.

Judge James A. Cobb will begin
series of discussions on the general
theme, The Four Freedoms" at
l0:l5 am. The first in the series,
The Freedom of Speech" will be
discussed
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AND IMMORTAlS"

SERVICES
Sunday II AM, and PM. except
Third Church, PM.
wEpSEspAS SDRfsS SSh2S7nll G9EN1kd An MEETING
fs:I5 1922 PM, rFGaHAMs sTATfoN wFd. FsdEiOAfs'
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH H-1612 K ST.
NV. Hours, Sundays, 2 to 6;
weekdays and holidays, 9 to 8.
SECOND CHURCH-621 Pa. Ave.
Sc. Hours, 10 to 9 Except
Wednesdays, 10 to 7; Sun
days and holidays, 2:30 to
$500.
THIRD CHURCH Colora d O
Bldg, 14+h and G SITS. Hours,
$50 to 9 except Wednesdays,
$50 to 7:30, and Sundays 2 to
s pm; holidays, $50 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, l4th and Park Road NV.
9 to 9 weekdays; Wednesdays,
9 to 7; Sundays, 2::30 to $50
pm. Holidays, 2::30 to $50 pm.
FIFTH CHURCH - 1926 Wiscon-
sin Ave. NV. Hours. Monday.
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday,
Is; Tuesday, Thursday, Is,
TO. Sundays and holidays, 2-5.
All are 'oeicome to attend our church
n
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EpiHrnpal
NORTHWEST
ROCK CREEK PARISH

REV. CHARLES ". WOOD.
Rector
ST. PAuL'S CHURCH.
Webster ST. and Rock Greek Oh. Hd.
Twenty-Arst Sunday After Trinity.
$40 am.-Holy Communion.
$40 sm-Church School
IL 90 a.m.-Mornins prayer and Sermon
Dedica ton Of Memorial Windows a.
II O'Clock service Right Rev. George
William Davenport of1ciatins.
Wednesday. November IL.
9 30 am.-Ho1y communion.
preaching and praying Peace on earth
to men Of GOOD vill' in the inspira tior al
environment Of this dear "Old Country
Church in the City"
Evening star., 1943-11-13

Memorial United Brethren.
World Missions Advancement Day
will be observed tomorrow morning
and evening.
Mrs, c. c. Hung, from the Chinese
Community Church, will be the
speaker at II am. service. Her
subject is The Kingdom of God
and l."
At 8 pm. Miss Anna Schafer,
nurse at the health clinic in con-
nection with the mission school at
Santa Cruz, N. Mex, will speak.
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First Church of Christ Scientist

NIENFfNUhTN. n.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
Russell Road and High Street
Sunday Service and Sunday school, I pm
Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8 nm
Reading Room, SI5 King ST.. Alexandria
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TakOma Park Presbyteria n

personality Problems" will be dis
cussed by the Rev r. Paul Schearrer
IN a series of Sunday evening SER
mons beginning tomorrow at s pm
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grirnna
Friends Meeting of Washington

fRrENPs MEETING 1oRTHoDox;.
Il n.-Meetine for Worship Welcome
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gill Florida Ave
Meeting for Worship First Day tsundav,
a. II am All interested are welcome
Youns People, $50 pm. s. s., 1n:4h m
Evening star., 1943-11-13

AT pm. men of the Official
Board, Everyman's Bible Glass and
Young Mems Glasses will ioin in
a mems night service. DR.. Frank
Steelman will speak on "A Spoiled
Record"
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First Church of Christ Scientist

Masonic Hail-Siallatin St
SUNDAY Services and Sunday
School, IL AM
Wednesday Meetings. Pm
Reading Room-6213 BALTIC Blvd
hours: weekdays. 1870 to 4 Ewes. Mon
Fri
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River Road PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Virgil NJ Cosby an
nounces the annual thank Offering
ingathering service at II am. in
charge of the Women's Missionary
Society. Mrs. H. C. Chun of China
will speak. The Youth Fellowship
Group will have tea in honor of
President H. A. Kelsey of Sterling
College. Kans.. who will speak to the
group at 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-13

Tuesday at 10:30 am. Training for
service, testimony, reports on cases
being helped, fellowship and prayers
for the sick and world conditions are
included. Books on psychotherapy
personal religion and healing will be
given out after the meeting from
the free lending library.
Holy communion and Christian
healing will be Thursday at 10 am.
in the chapel of the Incarnation
The Rev. Flint Kellogg will officiate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
British
Gain OH
LerO

CAIRO, Nov. IS INS)--British
forces opposing the German in
vasion of Lero, in the Dodecanese
group. off the Turkish coast. i'm
proved their positions in the CEN
trail and northern sections Of the
island. the Middle East command
announced today.
Substantial losses were in
flicted on the enemy and prisoners
taken.
Long range Raj fighter-bomb-
erS swept over the Aegean area
and particularly over Lcro TX
plosionS were caused az Cape Pan
I'll. Alinda Bay and Gurna Bay
The lIeraklion airlield on Crete
was bombed Other bomberS
raided shipping az Suda Bay,
Crete. Heavy bombcrs attacked
Martha airiIcld on the island Of
Rhodes AT night
Nine British craft failed 20 re-
turn from these and other opera
tons. the communlque added
The latest word was that the
British retained control Of the
town and harbor Of LcrD. The
NaziS were said 20 have cut the
island i'm two. their coastal and
parachute troops forcing across
the small island at its narrowest
point.
German rcinforcemcntS landed
on the island Sunday. Turkish re-
ports 20 Cairo told of waves of so
Stukas maintaining an almost
continuous attack on British
troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
JutI a nd Put
On Emergency
By NdziS

STOCKHOLM. Nov. Is QNS)
"A state of the highest emer-
gency" was in effect throughout
the strategic Danish province OF
Jutland today after Gen. Her
mann Won Hanneken of the Ger
man occupational forces pro-
claimed il, without explanation.
Police throughout Jutland were
that martial law might
be clamped on the province
within a short time" according
to Danish reports reaching Stock
holm.
Won Hanneken gave no reason
for his action. but persons who
recently arrived in Sweden from
Denmark linked il with acute
German fears of an Allied in
VaSion.
Jutland divides the North Sea
on the west from the Baltic on
the east and forms a land gate
way to the heart of central Ger
many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
4 Metal Pourers
Strike, Hall 500
In Ford Plant

Five hundred workers in the
aluminium foundry OF the Ford
Motor Co. Rouge plant were idle
today as the result of a strike Of
four metal pourers.
Meanwhile an S-hour strike OF
millwrightS, which forced the
company 10 send home an eSu-
mated 500 workers in the pro-
duction foundry ended when The
foundry was readied for the
6 a. m. shift today.
The metal pourers, who receive
81 20 an hour, walked out this
morning demanding the Sl.25 rate
paid TO core workers. The mill
wrights struck last night demand
ing double time for Sunday work
of whether or not IT
is the seventh consecutive day,
the spokesman said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
2 City Workers Hurt
To Avoid killing Deer

While more than 200. 900 hunters
took TO the woods today. each
hoping 10 get a buck, two city
employees were recovering from in
iuries they received IN an effort
10 avoid killing a deer.
Peter j. Marson, 81. of 3117
Trombly, and William Lebo, 81.
of 1881 Pennsylvania, inspectors
for the department Of water
supply, were on their way TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
THE WAR FRONTS

AIR WAR-sofa capital Bulgaria bombed by u S planes
from Italy. Page L.
ITALY-Three counterattacks thrown back
with heavy loss to the enemy. Page L.
RUSSIARed Army spearhead reported 30 miles from Poland
page L.
LEBANON-Ten killed. 14O injured in rioting. Page II
SEA wAR-U. S. submarines Jap ships bringing
total to $40 known sunk. Page 2)
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Jap New Guinea base at Madang
pounded in record raid. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Sofia s Rail
Installations
Hit by Day

ALLIED HQ., Algiers,
Nov. Is (UP) - A big
fleet of Mitchell medium
bombers disrupted Ger
man com m unic a ions
throughout the Balkans
yesterday with a daring
daylight raid on Sofia
that smashed key rail-
way installations and left
part of the Bulgarian
capital wreath ed in
smoke and flame.
1t was the first American
and first Northwest African
Air Force raid of the war on
Bulgaria, and on Sofia, vital
hub of the German supply
system for the Balkans.
An Allied spokesman described
the attack, made by planes based
in Italy, as the successful OPEN
ing of the (centraD Balkans Of
fensive" and promised it would
have FAR reaching consequences"
ACCURATE RESULTS
Escorted by Lightning long,
range fighters, the twin-engined
Mitchells dropped tons of explo-
sives and fire bombs on Sofia in
what was described officially an
an extremely accurate" raid.
Direct hits were scored on
locomotive repair shops. car
assembly shops, the main line
depot and sidings.
The resultant destruction was
believed to have disrupted railway
traffic throughout the Balkans,
since the Sofia yards were a key
point on lines radiating TO Hun
gary, Rumania, Greece and Yugo-
slavia and have been used ex-
tensively by the German army.
RECORD PENETRATION
1t was the deepest penetration
of the Balkans yet made by
Allied medium bomberS, though
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Musicians Acclaim
N. Y. Conductor, Is

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (INS)--
The musical world today ac-
claimed Leonard Bernstein, 25-
year-old pianist and composer,
who stepped in without rehearsal
and conducted the entire program
of the New York Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra yesterday.
Bernstein, recently added 10 the
orchestras staff as an assistant
conductor, took over when Bruno
Walter became i'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Ndzis Won't Receive
Much Allied Relief

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov.
Is INS) - The United Nations
are going to take a hard boiled
attitude toward Germany in re-
gard to relief after the war. Il de-
veloped today at the international
relief and rehabilitation confer
ence A high UNRRA spokesman
said
I'VE are not worrying too
much about Germany after the
war. We may be taking things
out of there instead of sending
them in"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Duck Hunter Finds
No Gun in This BaQ

ROCKFORD, Ill. Nov. Is lUP)
One unknown duck hunter must
have suffered "A shock when he
opened his bag 10 assemble his
shotgun.
Mrs. Darius Conklin found shells
and a shotgun in the black trav-
cling bag she thought was hers.
Her bag, which she left at Chicago
by mistake. contained shoes, a
dress. pajamas and a wedding
license,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

work on Belle Isle\ when one of
the deer jumped from cover into
the path of their truck.
Marson. at the wheel. managed
TO miss the animal but the truck
hit a light pole and got out of
control. 1t was headed for the
river when il smashed into a
concrete post marking the water
line Although they were bruised
and shaken. the men refused to
90 TO a hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
GERMAN FLEET MOVES

LONDON. Nov. Is GNS)-A
Stockholm dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph declares that units of
the German fleet are being moved
from the fjordS of northern Nor
way to the Baltic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Italian Hostages Slain

LONDON. Nov. Is GNS)-In
revenge for attacks on German
soldiers in northern Italy, Nazi
authorities recently took 100 Ital-
ian hostages from a concentration
camp in Turin and shot or hanged
them. the British radio said todaY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
YANKS FILTER THROUGH

THE German-controlled Vichy
radio reported that L. S Fifth
Army units were filtering
through German defenSeS in the
heights north Of Venafro)
During Saturdays fighting the
latwaffe greatly strengthened the
air umbrella over its ground
troops. AT least so German
fighters were thrown into battle
more than have been seen in this
area in some weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Reds 30 Miles
From Poland

MOSCOW, Nov. Is UP)-Russa's First Ukranian
Army raced westward within striking distance of the Polish
border today under of swirling which the
newspaper Pravda said will soon become shroud for
Hitlerite Germany"
"a Moscow broadcast heard in London said Soviet
spearhead was Baranovka miles Of Zhomir and
80 miles of the Rowne in Polond.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
YANkS FROM |TAL'
BON B bUl CARA
40 Casualties
HnBeirutRiOf

CAIRO, Nov. Is QNS)-Casualties in clashes between
Lbanese natives and French troops officially estimated
today at 140 including 10 or II persons killed.
The authorities released these figures simultaneously with
the report that Richard c. Casey British minister of state for
the Middle East had bunty outlined his governments views
the revolt CarouX representing the French
Committee of National Liberation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Kelly Speeds
Liquor Flow
For Detroit
BY FRANK MORRIS

On instructions from Gov
Kelly. the liquor control commits
sion today attempted 10 end the
long lines of grumbling custom
crs at state stores by reorganiz-
ing the distribution system.
Meeting in Detroit the three
commissioners announced that
more liquor Will be provided here
after 10 the 400 SID outlets in
the metropolitan area. thus cas-
ing the burden on the govern
ment-owned dispenSaries.
Al the same time, the selling
procedure under rationing will be
Simplified and speeded, Gov. Kelly
promised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
GRAY HAIR RETURNEn no

Natural Color-by proper vitamin.
Write for the facts 10 Dept. y.
Pantothenic Products Co. New
Center Bldg Detroit 2, Mich
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
KELLY MEETS NEW CHIEF

Preliminary TO the new pro-
gram, the governor and his ex-
ecutive secretary, John c. Aaron,
met here last night with William
p. Edmonson. the new liquor COM
mission chairman. Aaron has
been assigned 10 work with the
commission until the redistribu-
ton system has been approved.
Kelly proposed these steps:
Larger allowances TO the
l. SDDs so that persons may
obtain their quart-a-month quota
in the neighborhoods instead OF
being compelled 10 line up on
Washington boulevard or some
other state store.
C-Prompt delivery Of all orders
- 10 the druggists and other
specially designated distributors.
Employment of more help at
- warehouses so that shipments
from distillers can be distributed
without delay.
"A more simple selling pro-
r cedure 10 eliminate delay in
the governments retail stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
2 STATES PROTEST

In response, protests were pre-
sented by Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
The Moslem League, powerful In
dian party also protested.
An official French communicate
issued in AlgierS late last night
emphatically denied that any ma
jor disorders occurred in Beirut
during the past week, and ex-
pressed the hope that all misun-
derStandingS and difficulties will
be ironed out when Gen. Catroux
arrives.
The communicate denied in par
ticular that there were any up
risingS among the fierce DruSe
tribes. and that French tanks
fired on Lebanon mobs with re-
sultant heavy civilian casualties.
However, Norman Smart. spe-
cial international News Service
correspondent in Beirut, reported
witnessing an incident wherein he
saw French colonial troops open
fire at point-blank range on
demonstrating students of the
American university. He also saw
a burnt-out French tank which
had been set afre by a hand
grenade and several burned and
smashed French automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Crack Nazis
Hurled Back
By 9Th Army

ALGIERS. Nov. Is GNS)-U.
S units on the Italian battle line
have repulsed three fierce coun-
terattacks by reinforced Nazi
troops, inflicting heavy losses on
the enemy and taking many pris-
oners, it was revealed today.
Among the German regiments
whose counterattackS were driven
off was the famous Twenty
Ninth Panzer Grenadiers. crack
NaZi motorized n fantry unit,
especially trained 10 fight with
tank units.
There was little change on the
front occupied by 1t Gen. Clark s
Fifth Army, the communique dis
closed. On the Adriatic end of the
battle line. coupled by Gen
Montgomery's Eighth Army, sue
ceSSful patrol actions" took place
MAKE SLIGHT ADVANCE
II was on the extreme right
flank OF the Fifth Army. where
Gen. Clarks men on Saturday
came TO hand-to-hand grips with
the enemy and decimated two
Nazi battalionS near American
held Montaquilo. that the Ger
mans launched their three coun-
terasSaultS.
In repelling the counterassaults
the American infantry made slight
advances, it was said
To the northwest. Allied troops
battled their way 10 high ground
near Romero. overlooking the
main road which biSects the
battlefront.
The Mignano sector. southeast
of Venafro, was quiet Sunday, but
along the Mediterranean sector
of the Fifth Army'S front a brisk
artillery duel continued most of
the day. The Germans appeared
TO be concentrating their guns on
British inland positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

Front reports said the battle
for the western Ukraine had
entered its decisive phase, with
the Germans in full retreat on
the widening Kiev front.
Berlin acknowledged that 80
Russian divisions totaling $50
600 men had penetrated the
German positions north and
northwest of Krivoi Rog in an
apparent bid 10 slice down
across the base of the Dnieper
bulge and trap the Nazis to the
eaSt)
5000 NAILS IN TRAP
The plight of perhaps a half
million German and Rumanian
troops caught in the Dnieper
basin below Kiev worSened almost
hourly as Russian cavalry and
tanks rapidly extended their gains
west and southwest Of Kiev. cut
ting most Of the highways and all
but one Of the main escape rail-
ways
"a British broadcast heard by
CHS said the Germans were
building ergen bridges
across both the Bug and DnieSter
rivers half way across prewar
Poland in an attempt TO save
some Of their heavy equipmentD
TAKE 50 TOWNS
The Russians swept up more
than 30 towns and villages on a
broad arc beyond Kiev yesterday
in a speedy followup 10 the cap
turc Saturday Of Zhitomir. the
junction Of four railroads and
seven highways linking the north
ern and southern German army
groups.
Three heavily fortified German
strongholds fell 10 the Russians
northeast of Kerch at the eastern
end of the Crimea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
REASON FOR GRUMBLING

The public has reason for
grumbling." Gov Kelly said
THE state today has avail
able 60>Der cent Of the amount
Of liquor used during the first
six months OF 1912. Saloons
and SDDs have been rationed
10 go per cent, and individuals
cut to n quart a month.
ut should be possible 10 dis
tribute this merchandise equit-
ably and promptly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
HOTRLY TEMPERATE RVS

SHEDD'S OLD STYLE Fish and
Meat Dressing especially nice as
q cocktail sauce for shrimp.-Adv.