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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Allied Bombers
Raid Jap Bases
In Mdddng Push

ALLIED HQ., S. w. Pacific.
Oct. Z QNS)-Allied ground
forces in northern New Guinea in
creased their pressure on the
Japanese supply port Of Madang
today in the wake of a 39-ton
attack by heavy hers on
enemy communications and bases
south Of Bogadjim, a Madang out
post.
Gen. Macarthur announced that
Australian Jungle troops had adj
vanced in the Ramu Valley seven
miles beyond the captured village
of Kaigulin and were now at
Dumpu. within 30 miles of Bogad-
jim Bogadiim is 20 miles south
Of Madang.
Low flying attack bonn bers
bombed and Strafed enemy held
coastal villages. Villages were
set sfire and eight barges we're
destroyed or damaged
An enemy light cruiser was
bombed at Kavieng, New Ireland
Island.
Fighter-bombers kindled fires
among supply dumps at Gasmata,
enemy base on the south-central
coast OF New Britain Island
Allied aircraft continued 10 at
tack shipping lanes between
Kolombangara Island, in the CEN
trail SolomonS, and Bougainville
Island. 10 the north. Fighters de-
stroyed barges of the north
coast OF ChoiSeul Island. near
Kolombangara and reconnaissance
planes bombed shipping off the
east coast Of Bougainville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Poland Hopes
To HeakBfeak
With Russians

LONDON. oct. 7 GNS)-The
Polish government-in-exile, eye
ing RuSsiaS advance toward the
old Polish frontiers with con-
siderable concern. is hopeful that
relations with Moscow
can be resumed soon under equi-
table conditions.
Polish quarters here revealed
today that the gOvernment-ln-
exile had been devoting its attcn-
ton entirely To the question Of
relations with Russia during the
last few days.
Following a cabinet meeting
Monday, devoted 10 discussion
OF the forthcoming trlpartlte
talks in Moscow. Polish officials
conferred with British Foreign
Secretary Eden. The cabinet has
prepared a special memorandum
explaining It's viewpoint and is
sending il 10 Eden before he leaves
for Moscow.
With Russian forces less than
l25 miles from the old Polish
frontier in their drive on Vitebsk,
at the northern end Of the White
Russian front, the Poles are eX-
pressing anxiety AS to how the
Russians will treat the Polish
population, once the frontier has
been crossed.
The Poles are voicing the hope
that the Russians will enter as
"hberators and not as invaders.
The Polish government was repre-
scented as holding the view that
RuSsian-PoliSh contacts on Polish
soil, which are imminent during
the coming months would render
the resumption of diplomatic rela-
tions with Moscow Of paramount
urgency"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Hudson Loses Control
OF Naval Arms Plant
TOdGy'S
War Map:
Continued from Page One)

on all our war items. Only on
Sept. :, we received official
commentator for our produc-
ton effort.
I'VE have a batch Of tele-
grams citing our naval plant for
the excellence Of its weapons
which have helped on all the
fronts"
COMMENDED FEB. 5
On Feb. 5. the employees of the
ordnance plant were commended
by Adm. Blandy for the anti
aircraft guns, used in the South
Pacific. on May 20, Gen. Eisen-
hover cabled praise 10 the Center
Line plant for its share in the
North Africa victory.
I'VE have sent our finest men
out to the naval plant" added
the spokesman. "They have per-
fected some of the finest ma
Ginning ever done"
Navy officials here said the
change in management would be
effected without loss Of produc-
ton and with no loss of pay to
the workers. Capt. Norman G.
Gillette will remain as head Of
the huge layout, which includes
Is buildings Sprawled on 1885,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Grain Cache Overlooked by Nazis

Mai Ralph Strauss said that he had discovered $500
qunas of granenough supply bread for Naples for
days-whch the overlooked Is miles north Of
Naples.
Hume the Germans through Naples gathering up
before abandoning the city They also took
buses destroyed them when they under
artillery fire outside Naples.
Hundreds American and British engineers work
clearing port with the aid of Italian volunteers Lying
side pier the Italian cruiser Attended,, which
was sunk by American heavy bombers.
For miles both sides of the Porto di Massa the main
street port area there nothing but bombed and
dynamed buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
pm Group Files
Notice of Strike

SiXty-day notice Of intention 20
strike against the Pere Marquette
Railroad was filed with the War
Labor Board today by the Utility
Workers Organizing Committee
(CIO), claiming 10 represent
power plant workers. laborers
and road maintenance employees OF
the Pere Marquette system.
The notice, filed in Grand
Rapids by II. X Beckwith, inter-
national representative of the
union, asserted that the National
Railway Mediation Board had re-
fused 10 call an election 10 deter
mine whether the employees want
the Go union or the older ALL
unions 10 act for them.
Robert J. Bowman. president
Of Pere Marquette, said all the
employees involved were repre-
sented by AFL unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Taxi Thief Wrecks
Car, EIudes Police

A taxi thief escaped early today
on foot across fields at Mt Elliott
and McNichols after he had driven
the car into a ditch trying 10
elude police who had chased HIM
from St. Louis and Emory.
The cab was reported stolen n
few minutes before from stand
~ Van Dyke and Harper Patrol
men Virgil Rodgers and Robert
Sloan fired twice AZ The fleeing
man but neither shot took effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Merchants Sell
So Million Bonds

Total sales Of bonds by Michi-
gan retailers in the Third War
Loan Drive should approach $50
00e,660, with average quotas over
sold al 169 per cent, IT was an
nounced today by j. r. Weber
Jr.. state chairman Of the Retail
erS War Savings Committee,
r tailers have been selling
bonds since July l. 1912. but
their efforts in the drive just con-
cluded have topped all previous
performances. Weber said
Osceola County heads the list
on a percentage basis. reporting
S420,000 against a retail quota of
S4S,000. Complete figures for the
state have not yet been compiled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Boy Kills Two Germans, SEXES Car

waterfront Engsh-speskng Neapolitan pushed
forward 17yearod boy and said he had killed two Germans
with grenade and handed their to Italian
authorities
Eyewnesses told Of the Naz brutality that led to the
virtual civil that ragged Naples streets for five days and
nights.
sobbed that her little boy of II had been seized
by hostage and his fingers of before he
executed by firing squad.
The chief police said that Of 35 with deformed
been forced by the Germans march until he dropped
exhaustion kicked by the Germans and
then bayoneted.
Relief for Naples is the Flour sugar dry soup
milk medical supplies will be brought here by the
shipoad Col Edward E. Hume, AMG officer revealed in
Naples hall outside Of which Is Italians
shot few days ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Ndziis Capture
Cos Airfie|ds

CAIRO. oct. 7 UP)-German
troops have captured the airfields
and the town OF Cos on the Do
decanesc island Of Cos but out
numbered British forces still are
resisting. a com munique an
nounced today.
The Germans landed on Cos by
air and sea Sunday in an effort
10 deprive the British OF air bases
they have been using for attacks
on Rhodes and Crete. both of
which the island outflanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Reds Stop
"A German
attacks

{ MOSCOW, Oct. 7 GNS) -
Fierce local battles continued
today in the Vitebsk. Gomel and
Mogilev sectors of White Russia,
but other Russian fronts were
relatively quiet.
Autumn rains and consolidation
Of hard-won Russian positions
Irecluded Red army advances on
other fronts for the third sue
tEssive day. the midnight Russian
communique indicated.
The Russian high command
announced that more than 500
Germans were killed as the
Russians repulsed four strong
co1nterattacks on the Vitebsk
front, where several more ham,
lets were liberated.
$50 German radio report said
Russian forces had gone into
action in the Leningrad area.
The Nazi broadcast also re-
ported increased Russian pres
sure east Of NitebSk and midway
sbetween Gomel and Kew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
NeapOIifanS Tell
OF Terror Reign
Stories Of Maxi Brutality Reveal
Suffering Of City's Residents
BY HENRY T. GORRELL

NAPLES Oct. Delayed (UP)-Small boys and
picked up grenades and rifles and joined in the open
rebellion that marked the final five days Of German occu
patton Of Naples.
Scores of them among the 500 Italian civilians who
police Red authorities said slain the civil
touched off by the Na reign of terror against their former
allies Thousands of civilians wounded
The chambermad the thrdrate hotel where stayed last
night stood hotel balcony last and
hurled grenades group of German soldiers.
They fired machine guns and bullet grazed foot,
she said.
She hobbled result of the wound, but sang merrly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

acre plot. The original cost Of
the plant was S20.O00,000 with
about S40,000,000 more in ma
chinery, and equipment.
DEDICATED IN l941
The plant was dedicated on Oct.
%, l94l, with Secretary of the
Navy Knox present At that time,
he said that the Center Line ar
Senal would be a permanent one
and was one Of the key projects IN
the navy program.
Westinghouse, the new oper-
atorS. also has been given control
Of two other naval arsenals,
one at Canton. O.. and the other
at Louisville. Capt Gillette issued
memorandum after the an
nouncement of the change which
read
This change In management
Is being made To consolidate the
activities Of the Center Line
plant with those Of the affiliated
naval ordnance plants at Cam
ton, o., and Louisville, ny,
which are now operated by
Westinghouse. All three of those
plants are adjunCts of the naval
gun factory at Washington,
ID. c."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Governor ProlIaims
Bible Week in State

LANSING, Oct. z fUP)-Gov
Kelly today proclaimed the week
of oct. 1l-17 As Bible Week.
"The national observance"
Kelly said, 'is for the purpose
of bringing about a more sober
realization of the important
part religion played i'm the crea-
ton of our government, and
how vital II is today to every
man, woman and child. Protes-
tant, Catholic and jew alike, IL
liberty and justice under God
are not to perish from this
earth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
4 Executed as Jap Spies

NEW DELHI, Oct. 7 (UP)-
Four Indian civilians have been
tried and executed as Japanese
agents, il was disclosed today The
four had been living in Malaga
and recently were sent 10 India
10 carry on espionage for the
Japanese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Follow the Air War
With Maj. SeVerSky

Follow the in the although the eyes of Mai
Alexander de Seversky author Of Victory Through Air
Power. regarded Of the foremost experts the
tactics and strategy Of aerial warfare
Maj De Seversky will write for The Detroit Times every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, starting this coming Mon
day analyzng the Of the current war IN the
Follow these articles aid 70 full understanding
Of this important phase Of offerse and defense.
So you may read each article appears dial Cherry
$500 70 for regular carrier delivery Of The Detroit
Times 70 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Ibe
War Today
.Nazi Defense Line
At DnIepe and
Mud Slow Reds
BY LOUIS T KEEMLE
United Pres, Wa Analyst

THE GREAT Russian sum-
mer offensive, after nearly
three months Of steady prog
ress. has been slowed by the
heavy autumn rains and by The
fact that the Germans. on a
lonj stretch OF the front have
reached the Drlcpcr and arc
making = determined stand.
Ii is possible that the often
sive has passed IT'S peak and
nsy be regarded a. partly
matted until winter sets M
The halt however. would be
only temporary and probably
not complete on the whole
hront
THE RUSSIANS can be eN-
pected 10 resume the offensive
O. the grand scale before the
end of the year The interval
would be of some advantage 70
the Germans for tho strength
eninr OF their positions and re-
Punishment OF their battle
worn divisions. The weather
would not interfere greatly
with the process, since the Ger
mans hold an extensive rail
network west Of the Dnicpcr.
The Russians. however, would
benefit as much or even more.
They have reEained the rall
system east Of the Dnieper an
advantage they badly lacked
but which the Germans had at
the start Of the summer Of
fens,Ve.
THE RUSSIAN advance has
been so rapid that they have
not vet had time 10 repair the
rail lines and restore them 10
their own broad gauge, which
requires considerable work.
When il Is completed, Russian
communications viii be much
better organized for the re-
pewal of the push.
In the meantime, the Russians
may not attempt 10 force the
Dnieper from the region above
Kiev 10 Zaporozhe. al the bot
tom of the big bend. In White
Russia, from around Gomel
northward 10 where the river
turns eastward towards Smo-
lensk. the Germans have not
Yet fallen back 10 the river.
Move that, they have no such
natural defense line.
CONTINUED RUSSIAN pres
sure may be expected there,
Ruen if on reduced scale.
II is the area below Zapo-
fozhe down to the Sea Of Azov
that offers immediate interest
irry possibilities. The Germans
there do not have the river for
q defense line.
Autumn mud in that region
slows but does not necessarily
malt operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
RED PLANES BLAST NAzIs

/. MOSCOW. Oct : OUP)-Hun-
dreds Of Russian planes are blast
ing bridges, railways highways
and troop concentrations on a
rising scale reports from the front
SAID today.
@Fliers reported that railway
stations behind the middle and
lower Dnleper were damned with
Talnloads Of equipment NUM-
tons and supplies for the Ger
mans. IN one night rand - trains
were destroyed. and heavy expo
sions Indicated that many were
loaded with munitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
French 10 Seize Profits

ALGIERS. Oct. 7 INS)-The
French Committee OF National
Liberation today announced that
it would seize profits made IL
legally by residents of French
North Africa during enemy &C.
cupation. 1t was estimated that
zoe, OO0.O 900 francs are involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
House 10 Speed
Senate S Bill
On Father Draft

WASHINGTON. oct Z Cup).
House leaders today promised
quick action on a bill 10 tighten
occupsuonal draft dcfermcntS and
increase allowances for service
mems childron-the Senstc-ap-
proved substitute for The proposal
10 defer prever fathers until
Jan.
The bin was passed by the SEN
ate. go 10 o. last night after a
week and r half Of debate. Il
Was substituted for Senator
WDcclerS hIlL which admInl>tra-
ton leaders said was dead
GuCk' with virtually no chance of
revival IN the House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
MENACE TO STRATEGY

The Wheeler bill was rejected
as a menace 10 Allied strategy
after military leaders had testified
that II would dangerously disrupt
their plans for the war in Europe
and Asia.
The amendment for sharply in
creaSlnG allowances for service
mems children was added 10 the
bill yesterday afternoon on the
suggestion Of Senator Johnson Of
Colorado. But 1t probably will be
stricken out by the House mill
tary affairs committee in favor
OF a similar separate bill il plans
10 recommend 10 the House to-
day
There is strong House sentiment
for immediate increase of allow
anceS. Separate consideration
would facilitate quick passage
The bill passed by the Senate
last night would provide $50 a
month for a SeTViccman'S wife,
$50 for his first child and $50 for
each additional child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
COMPROMISE LIKELY

A House subcommittee has
recommended $50 for the wife,
SD for the first child. S1S for the
second and SIC for each additional
one. The full military affairs
committee may reach a COM
promise scale.
The present allowances are $50
a month for a wife. SIP for the
first child and SO for each addi-
tional child.
The bill approved by the Senate
yesterday also would:
Limit deferment Of federal
l. employees 10 prewar fathers
and men certified by a special
committee as indispensable.
O-Ban defermentS in private
- industryfor nonfathers, I'M
less the reglstrant'S employer
certifeS his indispensability to
the local board in writing.
APPEALS BOARDS
O-Require appeals boards at
- the place of employment, as
well as the regiStrant's local
board, 10 pass on the deferment.
d-Require induction of non
II fathers ahead Of prewar
fathers "as far as practicable in
the opinion of the seled.ive serv-
ice director"
E-Increase dependency allot-
- mentS as outlined before.
In roll call vote, this provision
passed the Senate AZ to !
c-Provide for appointment Of
" a board 10 examine present
physical standards Of the armed
services and recommend any
changes deemed advisable.
Permit any regiStrant 10
take his final physical eX-
animation in advance Of his call
for induction.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. desires part-time work.
GIRL. coiored. neat. intelligent. wishes
fare p;m' AZ II ne 37ls 20 sundays Slo and car
GIRL, white. "a years old, wishes position
CHILDREN for employed couple; live in. Box
GIRL. coiored, wishes work as nursing or
GRL cSered to F Work b doctors ONCE
experienced; small and neat, ME. ,0S4S. =.
GIRLS, colored, want days work. Call
GIRL, colored, would like work in q
boarding school Call North .3035.
time: city reference; Du ealo.
days is! wo5k . foT Z, every I day except SUNDAY
LADY LADY st. preters cleaning 4 & in M the evenings,
WIDOW, white, AZ and child, 6.sin moth
erless or L adult home only. Box 339-S,
Girl GIRLS (ao. colored: part.tims rorninss'
9 en-; references. DE. $3.50.
shIdren; HID aa, good refs; z day sat, no Sun.
GOVT. GIRL colored, wants house or
apartment work. NO. 1893.
eenple' eaas military family. Mary Mckee. D1.
fAuNDREss, first class, fine linens. Silks,
curtains; family units; outside drying.
st. NV; come and get them. At De
GhuNDREss, fatGs aRfs nrst-elass. family washes.
and carry Fails CHI Church Si4 isI4-J Near Near
linston Village. -
Evening star., 1943-09-06
MANAGER STEWARD,
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT to physician or dentist in or
GENEsfAL GEN oFfreEE assf assfsTasT is
office where work is varied preferred: ex-
perienced in stenographc and clerical
work, knowledge of general office routine,
simple bookkeeping. ABILITY to relieve em-
ployer of ofiice detail. Box 1851, Star. .
Observation-Disclosures widow, so, wants
position as housekeeper in home of Chri-
stan family. Box 297-S Star. -
LADY. young. colored (Spanishl, expert
enced typist, desires full-time Job. Call
HO. 4oa3 from 2 pm. to s pm
LADY, young. colored, experienced typist.
desires full-time job. Cali HO. 1908
from ? pm. to 8 p.m.
10 hr. night work from 7:30 or s p.m.;
references. FIX 052o
SECRETARY, available September 16, wide
experience with organizations and educa-
tional institutions; specialist in research,
publicity. collaborating and ghost writing.
sacRETARY,R Y2,sRSEEcErTIoNIsT. 2sSE 2 yrs ex-
perience; husband in service: preferably
upper Georgia section; min. $1,000.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. rapid typist.
familiar bookkeeping; available from 3
pm. daily, all day Saturday. Box 293-S,
TYPING wANTED-work to be done at
home, Is years stenographic and secre-
tarial experience. Call Franklin $3.50.
TYPlST. dependable and intelligent, & yrs.
exp: wants work to do at home. Spruce
0G59-J. Sc
Evening star., 1943-09-06
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT-BOoK for news
paper paper once, fun charge: must be good
taM gn5, permanent; advancement Phone EX.
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced coats.
suits: dresses: Conditioned, workroom
Apply al week, MORNINGS only. Kaplo-
HssisT .s fh sookKfFrERsame ssTssr snd experience
pspy; esSysE good %5 salary aru Box %io-X, Star.
keeper must Be GOOD Spis dSE week week
good salary. See Mrs, He'll, Marlyn Apis,
interviews Tuseday bet 10 and II am
AsssssrsrasSSar sss sSa : BeoooKkEErER z 81 and general
grocery preferred attractive salary Write
Oriental Paper and Bag Co. 1887 4th
ATTENDANCE CLERK. the duties per-
formed will pay the cost of secretarial
course in local accredited commercial
for secretarisl training and the clerical
duties. duties. graduation @ from high school re-
SUBMIT s,1a qualifications in writing to Box
BEAGTY OPERATOR. all-around; can earn
BEAUTY OPERATOR, tsn ail-Tonnd. Tan first
eisss; p 40 salary, Plus commission. Henri
i fBEsAuffTS ~ OPERATOR, with experience:
time,
B1f5 e f af cqon for srse aTs depart
mem %ment store Pleasant surroundings excel
3 special discount on on ali merchsndse Sc
bought r11n noln here Apply to personnel office of
BEAUTY oPERAToR, pleasant sn air-condi-
TONED shop. Top salary and commission.
hlar sEnITS SFa%1 lsh St tu
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper': per- Tol Salary S''t, to
start. S35: unlimited possibilities; good
ewes. Alexandra Beauty Studio, RE. 1918
BEAUTY OPERATOR. highest salary and
commission; permanent position. Emile,
BookKEEPERAfYrIsT PfEGnA fTsn nT State age and .x-
geriencsi 40 hours. 5h days S33. BOX
BooKKEEPER- CASHIER, /, and stem
oerapher-typist; real estate offee. Boss &
sooRKffrEkrYrIsT soe5Rd frI u general office work
Permanent, Antocsr Co, 1919 31st ST.
ssgsEsnsss fer
end2 on Lab hvr ST. M between E and Fnw.
ton for capable person Apply j. E. Han
BookKEEpER. = psrtltime: al; TIM vicinity of Mich
OILS ave and Derrinston st. s.w. Box
CASHIER AND DESK CLERK. part time
for girls residence hotel; hours TO 8
pm nights, weekly; hours every other
SUNDAY Ssnt TIPPING and swtchboard ssperi
$50 monthly. Call Miss Gies. Ho. 9l00
apparel establishment Kapiowitz, on I3th
| St, between and F.
CASHIER and typist. excellent WORKING
siffss EfE n1srEa nGsT ss5 seored
e'as F' 0aS own rSon: f'ss" Ass ss'ds ss F'
Evening star., 1943-09-06
RETAIL FURNISHINGS
GOODS statesmen

Experienced, refined and
intelligent furnishings sales
men. An opportunity to
earn very high commissions
against excellent guaranteed
drawing account. Opportun-
lty for an excellent future
with one of the finest Mems
Wear Stores in America.
Ideal working conditions.
Permanent position. Apply
in person or by letter, full
details and background.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, Inc.
1409 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training, under IS year.
OF age, for work with figures of non.
accounting nature. Reasoning ability. ac.
euracy and a liking for detail essential
Iho6e with mathematic major preferred
SI4o per mo. to start. with excellent op.
portunity for advancement, Apply week
day mornings. Personnel Dept Rm 300
Capital Transit Co, seth and Prospect
streetcar) to door These positions viii
be of special interest to those residing in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va, as this
"
Evening star., 1943-09-06
YOUNG WOMAN,

High school graduate. under %, for cler-
ical work requiring accuracy and legible
handwriting. Must be fair typist 6-day
9:t-hour week. Saturday afternoons off
500 to Sl20 mo. to start depending
upon experience. Opportunity for ad-
Yancement: Apply weekday mornings
Personnel Dept, RIM. 300, Capital Transit
Co. 36th and Prospect ave. NV Take
Route No. 20 Cabin John streetcar) to
door. This position will be of special in
terest to those residing in GEORGETOWN or
time