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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MeSSina ObIiferafed.
Saws Elliot Roosevelt

missions and saw some Of the fires
and other evidence Of the bonn
bardment that is diSrupting the
enemy.
Interviewed in the officers mess
just before the flight, Col. Roose-
welt said the enemy is moving in
reinforcementS day and night as
rapidly as possible
II believe they are using all
the resources they have" he
said, but under our terrific
bOmbardment their communica-
tionS are hard hit Our attack
goes on day and night"
1t. John Roosevelt, a younger
son of the President also partici-
pated in the Sicillan operations
aboard a L. s. destroyer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

"NIussolini carried YOU into
this MAI as the satellite of n
brutal destroyer OF peoples and
liberties.
"Mussolini plunged YOU into
q war which he thought Hitler
had already won. In spite of
Italy's great vulnerability 10 at
tack by air and sea, your Fas-
CiSt leaders sent your sons. your
ships, your air forces. 10 distant
battlefields To aid Germany In
her attempt 10 conquer England,
Russia and the world.
This association with the
designs Of NaLi-controIled Ger
many was unworthy OF ltaly's
ancient traditions Of freedom
and ADMINISTRATIONS 10 which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

the peoples Of America and
Great Britain awe so Hsueh.--
"Your soldiers have fought
not in the interests of Italy, but
for NaZi Germany. They have
fought courageously, but they
have been betrayed and aban-
doned by the Germans on the
Russian front and on every
battlefield In Africa from III
Alamein 10 Cape Bon.
To-day Germany's hopes for
world conquest have been
blasted on all fronts. The skies
over Italy are dominated by the
vast air armadas Of the United
States and Great Britain. Italy's
seacoasts are threatened by the
greatest accumulation of British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

must suffer the consciousness OF
Your own choice.
I'VE take no satisfaction In
invading Italian soil and bring
ing the tragic devastation of
war home TO the Italian people.
But we are determined TO de-
stroy the false leaders and their
doctrines which have brought
Italy TO her present position.
Every moment that you re-
SiSt the combined forces Of the
United Nations-every drop of
blood that you sacrifice - can
serve only one purpose: To give
the Fascist and NAEi leaders a
little more time To escape from
the inevitable consequences OF
their own crimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Brown Waste Paper
Shortage Is Critical

A serious waste paper shortage
exists. due to heavy war demands
for paper products. WPB officials
are urging the public 10 help re-
lieve the shortage by saving all
forms Of brown waste paper
brown bags and containers. old
brown wrapping paper--for con-
version into necessary military
equipment. Your used brown
paper VIII help make blasting
kegs, AIrplane parts and other
war weapons. Flatten out boxes,
stack loose brown paper into bun
dies To sell 10 dealer or 10 give
your accumulation 10 charitable
or other organizations, call a col
lc tor AT Randolph s2S2,
pproved BY War Production
Board, Paid for by Industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Three Plead Guilty
To Gambling Charges

Three men. arraigned before
Recorders Judge Maher on two
charges of maintaining and oper-
sting, and permitting gambling
on their premises al 1925 Wood
ward. pleaded not guilty and were
released on bond for an eXamlna-
ton July 30.
They were Frank Bommarito,
80, of 1893 +. Congress; John S.
SkartsiSa. So, of 1858 Kercheval,
and Mitchell Smith, 80, Of 81
Pnferhnrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Naples Rocked
By Flying Forts;
Foggid Pounded

ALLIED HQ North Africa.
July Is CUP) Allied bombers
rocked Naples yesterday with us
heaviest raid of the war and made
a bold bid 10 cripple The Axis
Sicilian campaign by smashing the
cnemy'S lines OF supply and war
production in Italy and Sicily
Allied announcements revealed
today.
American Flying FortreSses flew
-oVer- Naples MaXeS. dropping
hundreds of tons of high explosive
and augmentation bombs. prin.
Cipally on the dock. railroad and
arsenal areas IN continuation OF
the raids on the hig port begun
Wednesday night by British and
Canadian Wellingtons Smoke
rose p 900 feet from the citys
wreckage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 10 The
tnAt- of the message OF President
Roosevelt and Prime M iniSter
Churchill 10 the people OF Italy
demanding surrender follows.
AT this moment the COM
blned armed forces OF the United
states and Great Britain under
the command al Gen. Eisen-
hover and his deputy. Gen.
Alexander. are carrying the
war deep into the territory Of
your country.
This is the direct COnse-
auence of the shameful leader
ship to which soa have been
subjected nv MussOlini and his
Fascist regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
IS Fined, SSuspended
By Liquor Board

Eighteen state liquor dealers
were fined from S25 TO $50 each,
licenses Of eight were suspended
and a similar number of cases
were postponed AT a hearing by
the state liquor control commits
sion.
Selling 10 minors, selling on
Sunday or serving 10 intoxicated
patrons were among the charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Invasion Of Sicily
Ahead Of Expectations

WASHINGTON, July Is (INS)
Acting Secretary Of War Rob-
ert p. Patterson believes that the
invasion of Sicily is being carried
outwith greater speed than army
officials had dared TO hope.
Patterson predicted complete
success on Italy's island outpost.
but warned that hard fighting
still faces the Allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

AN ADVANCED ALLIE
COMMAND POST, July IS tde-
layed) CINS)-"Messina looks as
though it had been wiped off the
map. Trapani is in the same Ak. !"
Thus were the results of Allied
aerial assaults on two important
Sicilian ports described today by
Col. Elliott Roosevelt, command
ing officer Of all Photographic
reconnaissance in the Nor h
African theater whose men are
photographing the battle Of
Sicily.
AT night we can see fires
just covering the islsndr-all of
IT," he said
l accompanied Col. Roosevelt
on one Of his night photographic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
War T Today /
Japs on Kska
Appear Doomed
As US. Pounds Isle
Bv JOSEPH A. BoRS
mi >sps Ssr,i,, War Ans','t


THE FLIGHT Of The isolated
japanese garrison on klsha
grows steadily worse .u The
face a. Americas Ses-sir ottcn-
siye which probably is the PFC
lude 10 a final drive 70 sweep
the enemy from his las Aleu-
tan stronghold
-Four times IN The last 10
DAYS shells from L. s war
ships have pounded japanese
beach detenses and installations
az Gertrude Cove and around
kiskA Hsrhar
L. s Army bombers have
rsided the japanese a dozen
times this month. Bad weather
has hampered operations a'-
though we have an aIrheld only
20 miles from kISka.
THE FREQUENCY o. naval
bombardnents since JuiY 8 in
dictates that the wArShlps moved
in 70 augment the aerial attacks
and possibly "a soften up beach
defenses for invasion.
L. :. forces are working
against time and weather IN
the drive 70 crush the Japs on
Kiska. Unless they land within
80 or 40 days The chances are
slim that we can recapture the
island before winter closes IN
late in September or early
October.
STRENGTH OF the Jap
forces on K1Ska has been estI-
mated AT 10000 They are be-
lieved 10 have large stores Of
supplies hidden under rocky
ground where they are fairly
safe from aerial assault.
Although the japanese have
been cut off from ship contact
with their home bases, some
supplies probably have been
moved in by submarine.
The JapS returned the fire Of
T. s. warships during only one
OF the four recent lombard
ments. an indication that the
enemy is anxious 10 conserve
his batteries.
Three of the wsrship attacks
were directed against Gertrude
Cove. 70 miles southwest OF The
main Jap installations around
Kiska Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
BEAT ~ NAH ATTACKS
Business After OpA
Special to TnE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. July 16-Disgusted
with the mounting avalanche OF
errors, Americas small mer-
chants and manufacturers will rise
in another Boston Tea Party
to sink the OPA unless thor
ough overhauling is ordered. the
American Business Congress to-
day advised President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
JAP LOSSES HEAVY

The Gwin is the only L S ship
loss announced so far in the
second battle. while Japanese
losses have been announced as a
cruiser and three TO five destroy
erS. The japanese ships were be-
lieved attempting 10 sneak IN
reinforcements 10 Munda.
Capture Of Mubo. occupied by
the Japanese in March, 1912 gave
the Allies their first big success
in New Guiena since American
troops swarmed ashore and cap
tured Nassau Bay 10 miles south
OF Salamaua. June 30.
Allied planes attacked japanese
shipping and bases northwest Of
New Georgia Island, in the Solo
mons. Fifty-four tons of eN-
plosives were dropped on Villa
airdrome and adjacent bivouac
areas on kolombangara Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

MOSCOW, July Is (UP)-Rps-
sian assault forces splashed ahead
through rain and mud today in a
two-pronged drive into the eX-
posed German salient hugging the
vital Nazi base Of Orel, hurdling
several water barriers and over
running strategic heights.
Orel itself was within range Of
heavy Soviet artillery 10 the east
and also was being subjected TO
massive blows by the Red air
force.
Front dispatches reporting new
Red army gains in the first Soviet
sumner offensive Of the war said
the German command was rushing
up achievements in frantic ef-
forts TO seal the breaches in the
rim Of the Orel salient midway
between Moscow and Kharkov.
PIERCED NAZI LINES
The Soviets. in announcing the
powerful onslaught, said they had
sent Spearheads crashing through
the Nazi lines on broad fronts
both north and east of Orel. scor-
ing generations uu TO % miles.
The army organ Red Star said
the Russians were crushing one
German strong point after another
in the drive into the nose OF the
Orel pocket. Infantry fought in
close concert with tanks and mo-
bile artillery.
Villages and water lines in the
path OF the Soviet advance were
heavily fortified, Red Star said.
but natural obstacles and German
counterblows Of mounting weight
failed 10 check the advance less
than IS miles east of Orel
BEAT ~ NAZI ATTACKS
One of the most violent battles
Of the offensive was fought around
Setukha. % miles from the big
city linking the central and south
ern fronts The Germans counter
attacked y times with infantry
units led by 80 tanks. Beating
off all blows, the Russians charged
into Setukha from several direc-
tions and reduced the dominant
point at the fork Of two high
WAYS.
North OF Orel the assault forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
FoGGIA BLASTED

Seventy American Liberator
heavy bombers Of the Middle East
Command Joined the assault on
Italy by dropping almost 100000
pounds of bombs on the vital air.
drome a. Foggia. 50 miles east
northeast Of Naples, near the ltal-
ian east coast
Al the Sicilian end 81 the AXIS
lifeline the northwestern port OF
Palermo was subjected 10 another
heavy air assault. Billy Mitchell
medium bomberS spilled 100 tons
Of explosives on the city and port
areas. starting many fires and
causing Al least one big explosion
in four hours Of steady lombard
ment.
These and other sharp air
attacks put the Allied bombing
on An around-the-clock basis and
Synchronizcd Allied air force OPP
erationS with the growing fury OF
the land campaign for Sicily,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Lsnqsburq Soldier Killed

LANGSBURG, July Is CUP)-
The war department has notified
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eeler that
their son, Pvt. Carl Egler. q, was
killed in action in tho South Pa
ClfiC July Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

kessina key 20 Axis defenses ruins today after
terrific sera Commandment while tough Allied shock
troops pushed forward on l5Q-mle 'front.' Reinforced
by psrstroopers dropped during the night they drove
front reaching from north II Augusta 20 Aeri
eento despite stffened Itao-German resistance The
Americans advanced four miles 10 miles north of Ragusa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Han dsome woolsns in ar-
resting oolors and pat
terms. Adorned with huge
fur tollarH Exquisite
style and tailoring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
STRAND

The Strand Thenter opened today
with the first Waterbury ShowlngS
OF "Ouoen Of Broadway" and silent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
ny MARTIN KANE
United Press stair Correspondent

somewhat hcady Influence Of Algerian
~ wn tho market account for the
able mpnrt TO those yarns he
IN including 0unlNny
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

They become part OF tho dinner
conversation M CaSVnn moves
about for quiet little chats IN the
lavish. NrabcSquc tent he has eS-
tObllshed on Central Park South,
u place ho has called "1'hO CNSbNh,
which IN Arabian dialect may moan
either "linr" or "prohlhitlon," The
tent IN striped IN eight oolorS and Ia
open at ono end, looking out upon
u lovely Algerian bay OtlloerS who
have served IN North Africa usu'
ally make n n stopping place on
their return and Rre slightly pun
blCd that they have seen nothing
like II IN Algeria,
CasvnnB tales are lmprompCll
IIc mny mention that no designs
his own shirts and, IN displaying a
tricky cuff, reveal that no wears
upon his right wriFt u slave Grnoe-
lot Of massive gold
Ito removes II and you hett the
thing, II must weigh almost hnlI
u pound. ,,,,, ..,.
casually, took II from tho WrlAt OF
hls faVorItc wife and gave II TO mo,
lie liked tho way ] danced the
tango with her"
neyS, aultNnS and kings are com
monplncCS IN CnSVanS aeQunlnl'
nnocshlps, Even his chef was once
In The service of tho Egyptian king,
Tnrouk !, ReVa Reyes, the pref y
Mexican glrl who used 10 sing Tor
him IN Paris, IN the godchild OF
Oen, paneho villa, She has re-
sumed hor singing after recovery
from almost fatal injuries incurred
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

city, What he doesn't know Is that
brief case In the stolen car con.
tans vital military secrets, secrets
that his old gang Is after for sale
TO the Axis, How LRdd at first
plays along with the crooks and then
suddenly Curns patriotic and rounds
up the spies for the FBl Is The
story OF his exciting film,
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents my Heart
Belongs TO Dady" with Richard
Carlson and Martha ODriSColl In
featured roles,
Don't forget this marvellous show
opens Sunday nj the State and Will
play for three days,
Coming Wednesday 10 the State
LS the newest and greatest OF De-
anna Durbin hits "rhc Amazing
MrR, Holiday, It's u new and de-
lighliul DCanna IN this picture so
" you want TO zee your tNvorite
star be sure TO attend tho State
starting Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

while she was returning from en-
lCrtntnlng the French troops In
tho MnRInot Line,
IT you let him order q meal from
tho exotic menu Casean has more
tales about The origin Of his drNnde
Condo Trout, n very tragic story
or some OF the other strange and
tasty dishes,
EIoRTENSE VAN DER LINDE
~ has travelled $500 miles 10 zee
Broadway, sho IL hOre from Cape
town, South Africa, 10 study The
thontOr, particularly rCpertory, ~
that she may tnko something oi
llroadWaya stage back 10 Cape
town and establish AfricnS first
reportory thoOter,
VNlIAT Hitler pincuahIon on Pros
j. idont RooACVeltg desk IN the
work OF Arthur Bnsson lie does
nothing but dream mp "hCS-thC-
Axis" gadgcta In ridlGule Of the
three dlctntors, His items include
u MuSs0lInl MhtrNy and n Hlr0-
Into monkey,
nUNNINOER, the mind reader
~ who fcuds with fake mediums,
has figured out something new To
plague them, lt'S q sealed box con
tanning pencil and paper which h0
will ship out TO mediums and news
papers throughout the country
challenging tho mediums 10 cause
The pencil 10 write, or even make
q mark, on the paper,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

PoLI'S

Another big double value - double
hls show opened at the Loew Poll
thVater yesterday, and capacity Ru.
dlences at the evening performance
we're unanimous In their praise OF
both these smash hits "Mean-
est Man In the World" and "Chet.
niks"-rhe Fighting ouerrlllas.
Making laugh history Is THE
Meanest Man In the World, which
stars Jack Benny In another Of the
grand type Of picture that has made
him a top favoritc with motion pic.
turo audiences. Starred with the
master comic In this hilarious hit
Is lovely Priscilla Lane, with Roches.
ter, Edmund Qwcnn, Anne Revere
and Helene Reynolds heading an
outstanding supporting cast Of fav-
orites.
The second half Of the bill Is top.
ped by a story more thrilling and
more exciting than todayS very
newspaper headlines. "Chetniks"-.
uuerrlllas, Is q picture that Is packed
with thrill after thrill. Topping the
cast are Philip Dorm, seen recently
In Random Harvest" and RE
nulon In France" John Shepperd,
Anna Ston virginia Gilmore and
Martin Kosleck.
The story deals with the daring
Balkan patriots working step by
step 10 do everything In their power
10 destroy the conqueror's dream OF
conquest. These death. defying
men bring you an action packed
film as they unfold tho story OF u
bold people everywhere fighting the
invader on their native soil,
While stirring action Is the key
note o fthO picture, there Is q good
ly share OF tender romance and
drama.
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week, the Loew Poll TheRter, will
present on It's stage for four per-
formanceS daily, In person, popular
Stan KCnton and his Orchestra,
fresh from new triumphs In leading
thoaterS and bathrooms throughout
tho country, IN addition there will
be u galaxy OF stage, screen and TR-
do iaVoriCeS, and fine surround
Ing screen program, topped by ice
CupadeS",
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
STATE

Performances this evening NJ
warmers State theNtcr conclude tho
engagements Of Don Amochc, Janet
Blair and JNGk Oakle IN Something
10 Shout About; also Loretta Young
and Brian Aherne In "A Night u
Remember"
Thrills galore viii be In the Of
fling for thentcrRoCrS starting to-
morrow NJ the state where Lucky
Jordan" starring Alan Laid, the
screens toughest tough guy, makes
It's local debut.
Dedicated TO the proposition that
American gRngstGrS are gentlemen
with hearts OF gold in contrast Ia
the mobStCrB OF Nn2l Germany the
swift and furious spy drama Is u
must" SO for everyone,
Lucky Jordan" IL Ladds first
starring picture and IN this super.
duper thriller shows why the pro-
duGers CRtnpulted him 10 cinematiC
heights with rare haste, lie WA
previously featured with Veronicn
Lake IN "I'hB Gun for Hire" and
'"rhe GLASS Key" both smash hlt'
which WNtCrburlnns viii remember
for u long time TO come,
IN the picture Lndd Is supported
by u brilliant young newcomer
blonde and gorgeous Helen Walker
Helen, Inter Of tho Broadway stage
IL u sure bet for sLardOm herself
Others In tho picture are Sheldon
Leonard, Mabel Paine and LlodS
C0rrignn,
LHdd plays gangstcr who trle'
to put the "flX" on the u. s, army
when his draft number comes up
When he finally lands In uniform
he promptly goes A, W. o, L., kid
maps cNnteen hostess, steals al
automobile and heads for the biz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

witness. Both pictures are nrat'
runs, and fresh out OF Hollywood,
queen of Broadway" stars beau.
tlful Rochelle Hudson, In Q story
packed with punch, heart-throba
and warm humor, Opposite the
star, IN the leading male role u
Buster Crabbe, hero Of many 0
screen drama, Together, for the
FIRST time, they form grand screen
team, 80 don't miss queen OF Broad
way"
The second big hit Is silent wit"
ness and II has us It's stars Maris
Wrixon, one OF Hollywood's new
comers, and Frank Albertson, long"
standing favoritc with motion pie
turc fans, The story Of silent W.T.
ness" deals with the present black
market crisis, and the film turns
out to be n really daring expose OF
such rackets,
Coming 10 the Strand on We'd
ncsday next, for an engagement Of
3 days Is Destination Unknown"
with william GNrgNn and Irene
Hervey, and Mountain Rhythm"
with tho popular Weaver Brothers
and Elviry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

TRY A DEMOCRAT WANT AID
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
- Ia ,
Hollywood


NEA Service star CoreSpondentl
Rxclusively yours; studio film
cutters, those fellows responsible
Tor many q face on the cutting room
tloor, are generally conceded 10 be
Hollywood's top Williams. But Cutter
Rudy Fehr OF Warner Brothers
studio Is his own worst enemy. The
latest face on his cutting room noor
Is his own daughters. During Aim
ing OF Bette Davis watch on the
Rhine" the studio needed q Seven-
month baby girl and hired Fehrs
daughter for the role, He was the
proudest papa In Hollywood. May
DO she'd be another Shirley Tcmplep
Anything could happen, II was
nice role. Then, In editing the COM
pleted fllm, the studio decided the
baby was not vital 70 the story,
ordered Fehr 10 eliminate the child
from the picture, The face on the
cutting room fioor2 Rudy Fehr
knows what Il means now.
Monogram studio will follow up
"Hltler's Children" with "Hitlers
Women" The late Texas
Guinan will be seen In a brief fash
on the screen In her fllm biography,
Producer Paul Small, who was Tex
rs first dancing partner, has loaned
Paramount reel OF l6-mm. Aim
which he made of her last night
club appearance, After seeing
new picture the other night, Edith
Gwynn said: II can believe now
that the producer was once a cloak
and suffer. The picture was cut on
the bias"
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
No truth to reports that For
Whom the Bell Tolls" Is having re-
takes under another director, The
same stars, Gary Cooper and Ingrld
Bergman, IRE now NJ Warmers IN
Saratoga Trunk" Dorothy
Arnold, who Is Mrs. Joe DlMagglo
Is about TO make fllm comeback,
The dancing Nicholas Brothers
start hoonng II In the Army when
they complete stormy Weather"
Douglas Fairbanks and William
S, Hart were indicted at IT, Mac
Arthur the other day, just n couple
OF kids, Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello will be starred In n revival
OF tho Red MIL Rt Nom,
Deanna DurbinS glamor girl
building continues, First Secen IN
her new picture, Hers 10 Hold"
IL a BIO closeup OF her legs,
Comedian Gus Schilllng's doscrip-
ton OF hlmSelf; "rhG poor mans
poor man." There's always
something new under the Holly
wood sun. sam Goldwyn Is looking
for pig with personality" for u
scene In "rhe North Star" =,
Bill Robinson tells w. He was cat
Ing what he thought was steak IN
u Hollywood cafe when someone
yellod "nro" ''Rnd the steak bent
mo 20 the door" ), Barbara Ben
netCb husband, Addison Randall,
has changed his namo to Allnn
Byron for his film return In "oirlS
IN Chains" accommodates Lou
PolIock's latest tune, "You Gould
Hear Pin Drop"
SIGN OF THE TIMES
Sign IN n Beverly Hills market
where Ida Lupino shops; sure,
We know, IT'S tough not 10 get butter
and mont, But brother, us not
nearly as tough Rs learning 10 speak
Japanese"
Just before location scene for
Paramount'S 80 Proudly VIZ Hail."
Claudette Colbert, dressed IN dusty
oVerAllS M n DRtaHn army nurse,
called for tho mNkO.up man, i've
got TO have more dirt on my face"
Sh0 SRld. EVEN II didn't need II,
I'd put Il on. II ever went home
clean after n day on this picture,
they'd think ! wRS m lmpostOr and
refuse 10 let mo In the house"