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Evening star., 1943-06-05
Valerie Brooke, Daughter
OF Rajah, Marries Aqain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. June 5.-Valerie Brooke
daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak.
was married May 13 to Jose Cobarro
Tornero, Spanish fruit grower, at
Slough, near London. it was an
nounced today. The bridegroom is
the second son of BIsilio Antonio
Cobarro Tornero of Murcia, Spain,
The brides previous marriage to
Robert Gregory, wrestler, ended
IN divorce in Los Angeles in October.
1910. Gregory had charged deser-
lion
Evening star., 1943-06-05

u Corinthians Ills "WouId
to God ye could beor with me
little in my folly: ond indeed bear
with me.
"For | om Jealous over you
with cody Jealousy: For have
espoused you to one husband,
that may present you os q
ohoste virgin to Christ.
But ! feor, lest by any means,
os the serpent beguIed Eve
through his subtility, so your
minds should be corrupted from
the simplicity thot is in Christ.
"For if he thot cometh preoch-
eth onother Jesus, whom we hove
not preached, or if we receive
onother spirit, which ye hove not
received, or another gospel, which
ye have not accepted, ye might
we'll bear with him,
For suppose | wos not
whit behind the very chiefest
apostles.
But though be rude in
speech, yet not in knowledge;
but we hove been thoroughly
mode manifest among you in gil
things"
Here we find PouI making
whot the world coils personal
boast. Yet Paul didn't intend
it to be boostful within himself,
but he boosted of oil the things
God hod done for him.
Neither do | mean to be boost
ful for of myself | am nothing.
But | have O right to soy have
been coIIed of God to preoeh the
Gospel Of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Poul declares himself to be
jeo|ous over those whom he hos
won for Christ. or course, he
hos right to be. If q minister is
true to his flock or those he hos
lead to Christ, it hurts his very
heart to see them 90 ostroy.
In the 5th verse he declares,
-. .. | suppose wos not q whit
behind the very ehiefest apostles
-.
You would soy PouI wos self
mode man and boosted of it.
beg your pardon, PouI wos q man
with q high education, he wos not
O seIf-mode man, but he hod all
the privileges Of life, yet he de-
elored himself to be rude in
speech ond not in knowledge.
The above article appears in The Was
Chicago Sun. the Akron Beacon Journa
Dispatch. the Cleveland News. the Gle
the Knoxville News-Sentinel, the Dayt,
the Carthage Courier. the Parkersburs
1ndependent OF Massillon, and many Q
Evening star., 1943-06-05

The sooner you get that War sav-
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

And so we soy, only in Christ
con q man be saved, and if
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been called to
pre- och the
Gospel, os we
stoted in O
previous orti-
Gle, he cannot
give out the
fruit when
he h inn Sc | {
doesn't have
it.
1t is true,
Evening star., 1943-06-05

the best man
con do is filthy roqs under HE nos
trils of God, as we ore told in
lsoloh 66. 1t is oIso true thot
works profit US nothing until
otter we have been converted
through our foith in the Lord
Jesus Christ.
God sold, " without foith
it is impossible TO please Him
.. ;" For when we come to God
we must believe He is our re-
worder. These Scriptures you
will find in the ! tn chapter Of
Hebrews.
So | beg you, deorIy beloved,
beor just q little in my folly
when we say we ore coIed TO
present you to Christ holy and
without sin.
Moy | osk you again to reod
John BIG, ond John 3:l8. In
John 3:ls God soys, " he
thot beleveth not is condemned
already, because he hos not be-
Iieved on the name of the cnIy
beootten Son Of God. :"
Be soved today through proyer
in your home, in the office, or in
the .hrone. You con be soved
wherever you will trust the Lord
Jesus Christ, osk Him in foith be-
Iievine, and He will forgive your
sins. May God bless you in my
prayer.
-DALLAS F. ELLINGTON.
This article paid for by
Rev. Dallas F. Billingien
23l2 Manchester Rd.
AKRON, o.
VIII Answsr Bible Qusstions
1ston Star. the Detroit Free Press. the
he Dallas Morning News. the Columbus
and Plain Dealer. the Cincinnati Post,
Journal-Hera1d. the Murray Democrat,
entinel. the Jackson Sun. the Svenins
RS.
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Bthlr CLAM IraHnn
bear With Me"
Aazarrnr

Re0 Ellington Teaches the World. Largest Adult
Evening star., 1943-06-05
FOUNTAIN MEMORIAL

W. B. KING, Pesto,
NoyIor Rood Above MINI. Ave. Sc.
$50 a.m-Sunday School
$40 and II a.m.-Two Identical serv-
ICES; ICES Learning Obedience by suf.
s45 p.m.-Youne People
p pm.-Service of Baptism
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WORKERS NEED HOUSING
~ YOU have a rlesn trailer, liyahls and
ggod size We Gan sell u for you. Call
OR. stst OF come 20
Davis TRAILER sALEs
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Share Liuins Quarters

cHEYENNE--Rent free 10 older couple
for vifes services. Hogsrth s6es.
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Board and Room

BfRwoob, 1854 - enkeli-wyoning
clean, comfortable room; American
home: nicely furnished; gentlemen; EXCEL
lent meals; lunches. Call Sunday.
FIELD. 404s--Gentlemanl excellent trans.
portation; Hudson's, Packard's, Budd
wheel, u. 3. Rubber; one block east OF
Boulevard home cooking and privileges.
olive 66t5.
HELEN, 176s-Front, twin beds. also
single; evening dinner; $40.
MONTCA-Good meals. excellent transpor-
tation; congenial family. Northlswn 1895
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Defense Homes Project

$500 DOWN; DEARBORN DISTRICT
CALL JOHN 4. oUINLAN. CHERRY 4s21
FOR SALE = Taylor Township. 2s775
Mary--Small home ana garage on "
acre 10 be sold immediately. reasonable.
HOWELL 47ss-Ffve romos, bath: brick
siding; SO. 900, $1,000 down, $50 month.
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coLoRED--Msek. near Chens. s-rm, sin
gle, bedrooms, 2-car gar, gas heat
attractive price. Haskin. ~. 5i22.
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House Trailers

AAA Trailers Wanted AAA
Highest prices paiS f0r good trsilers
$3.50 Grand Riyef TE 2-ssts TE 1890
AMERICAN. Century trsiier coaches on
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BOX and boat trsners; ayle,. springs
frames, paris. Rear l3447 Echsefer
n ghNaY.
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poNT1Ac.--isfi "s' strssmnns: color.
ruby rst 20 zoo actual miles has ex-
tras $50 kichigsn.
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Boats and Equipment

BOAT supplies, complete line. Edw. Smith
marine paints and varuishes; free park
ing. Henry II. Smith Co. $50 +. Jefferson.
BOAT loans ana rehnancing. Lloyd r.
Fast, Inc. 3040 f. Cd. Blvd. MA. oit2.
Aft. A. c. r. Fly Bridg. cruiser, 81, 800.
Well 10, main dock b. Y. c., p. M
y. m.
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BARGAINS in used motorcycles: all in
SO Harley Davidson. s2s5. 80 Harley
Davidson. S525: 81 Indian Scout, y345;
Al Indian Chief. S625: cash or terms.
trade. Complete stock OF accessories, new
and used parts Motor rebuilding at rea-
sonable prices. Edward kehoe A Co., 1884
Grand River
HARLEY -DAVIDsON-ie36 80: very
good condition :; extras Sunday, be-
tween 10-17 Langdon Motor Sales, 2700
Northwestern at IL Mile.
RSCOOTER-2-speed transmission :
WANT motorcycles or equities. Cash wait.
ing. Edw. kehoe Co.. 1894 Grand River.
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Auto Repairing
Auto Parts and Wrecking

WRECKING late model cars-is4o- 1871
Pontiac. Bucks, 1910 Odds, 1899 Fords.
many others: 1912 Plymouth coach doors
and upholstery: 1912 Chevrolet 4-door
doors and upholstery; 7x12 and Txi6 truck
bodies Holbrook Auto Parts, 6 Mile road,
between Woodward-John X.
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Share Living Quarters
Property ManaRsmsn
New Houses for Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE sERvTc
SELDOM q JOHNSON. INC. OFFICE
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Apartments for Rent-Unfurnishsd
Apartments for Rent-Furnished

Royal Oak, a &C, $3.50, only IS dn
Tromley. Ell. 1857. 7os N Main. r. o.
Apartments for Rent-Furnished
MODERN bedrooms. screened porch
apt. Chicago Blvd and Linwood sec
purchase furniture. TY. 7-2O90.
WEST SiDE-4-rm. apartment. fully fur
nished for niddle-Aged working couple.
Inquire 247O0 Ford Rd., Sunday Afternoon.
Hotels
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FERNDALE

FERNDALE
A rms. one floor bungalow; t0-ft lot,
gar, screened porchS IS, 500. $1,000 On
\ 5-ROOM-$4,950
Very nice inside and out. new roof. new
furnace, fenced yard. paved street on st.
Aubin. mr.. STATE Fair; sl,250 dn. Hurryi
Discount for cash,
HAROLD CRIGER ROYAL OAK e55o
1927 r. MILE HAZEL PARK
-FOUR. ROOM house, no bath, inside toiletI
on Fielding; 81. 500 cash or 81, $50 terms-
We. s-6ss7.
FURNISHED house with az lots. 1921
Goddard, corner Emery.
GARDEN C1TY-New modern homes, full
basement, large attic $500 down. bal.
like rent Mcfarland Bros. 1854 Ford Rd.
Garden City. Dearborn 1880.
CROSSE POfNTE--Fishsr road; brick q
rooms; breakfast nook. sun room, first
noor isyatory, stan showers steam oil.
TY. b-sT77.
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housekeeping Rooms

FARNswoRTH. 1911. near Mt. Elliott
Two clean rooms, suitable Ia gentlemen.
MARTIN PLACE, 5e-Nesr Woodward: :
rooms; clean, private entrance; adults
only
ROsEDALE, go (woodward)-2 front,
also | room; water. gas, adults. Town
SLEEPING or hight housekeeping rooms;
privilege OF kicthen women only. Call
from 20 evenings. 4l26 81. Jean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-07
African Front

P-40S provided the umbrella and drove
away the German fighters that would
have mace ground advance impossible
Beneath this protection last Tuesday an
American patrol thrustlng The enemy
before it, entered the TunISian rail town
OF Sened, Long may Sened be remem-
bered It marks the first considerable
achievement Of American forces in Tu-
nisia.
The Americans who took Sened-and
then withdrew for some reason obSCured
by the censor Of Africa-uere aiming in
the general direction Of the east coast
Of Tunlsla. Two Yankee columns were
a-march IN Central Tuulsia, one from
the region of Gafsa and one from the
region Of Sid Bou7id Both places are
IN Central Tunisa. The two columns
met outside Sened, and there captured
number Of German prisoners To be
IN Sened put them on the railroad 10
MsknasSy, one If the KEY points under
contest IN the Tunstan battle. Sened is
but 80 miles from the coastal road which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-07
Jap Ship Losses
Subs Take Heavy Toll of
Vital Nippon Tonnage
Br John Grocer.


While Allied shipping losses to boats
in the Atlantic make the headlines, the
United States Nays silent service" is
IN turn, lnfllCtlng severe shipping losses
on the Axis in the Pacific.
The last Navy roundup of enemy
ships destroyed since Pearl Harbor put
! Jap losses at AS vessels of all sorts.
United States submarines accounted
for III Of the lost Jap ships, a ratio far
in excess of the number of subs to total
| feet units
| Few details of the United States sub
| marine warfare on the Japs. other than
| the total destruction inflicted, ever be-
come known. There are chance bits of
information, like the exploits of 1t.
Comdr. Thomas Burton Klakring who
took his sub close enough to Jap port
to watch horse races ashore while pot
ting eight conveyed merchantmen But
in the main the silent service" keeps
| mum X X X
Japan has a double Shipping problem
in the broad Western Pacific. Her mil
itary forces on the scattered fighting
fronts must be supplied from the Jap
anese industrial arsenal. The home
front. in turn, must receive critical raw
materials and foodstuffs from the
Southwest Pacific to survive.
The captured storehouses are west
and south of the present fighting front
lengthening the round trip voyages of
Jap merchantmen.
The must" ports of call of the Japs
in Indo-China, Burma, the Malay
States and the Dutch East Indies are
distant from Guadalcanal, Rabaul
Truk, Lac and the other fighting out
posts of the Nipponese.
The ways between the fighting fronts
and the food materials ports lie
through relatively narrow channels.
The main line between Japan proper
and Malaga and the Indies is also ex-
cellently suited to submarine operation.
Each Of the ports the Jap ships must
touch becomes a potential trap. baited
with goods they must have or must land.
United States subs can lie off these
must" ports and wait for the Japs to
steam in range.
The Japs must come. They cannot
exist without the goods they take
home. They cannot stay in the field
without supplying their troops.
While Jap soldiers seem to live and
fight Indefinitely on few grains Of rice
and whatever they can forage from
tropical islands, they cannot forage
anti-aircraft guns, airplanes, bombs
and carbine cartridges
And Japan has neither the ship
building facilities nor the raw ma
terials to replace the ships and the lost
cargoes the way the United States
does to keep abreast OF her shipping
losses in the Atlantic Every Made
in-U. S. A torpedo that strikes
japanese ship cuts Japan that much
more down to size.
Reports that the Japs have had to
press frail Chinese junks and SLOW
moving barges into their Pacific supply
routes is proof of the great inroads the
United States submarine fleet already
has made into Japanese shipping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-07

up 10 lunlS ana BlZerJe.
Russia remains the great battlefield
and the biggest Of all German ceme-
teries. Stalingrad last week once more
became completely Russian. The last
OF the Germans there gave in To the
west. the onrushing Reds took the town
of zolothukhino, where the Germans last
spring launched the 1912 offensive that
carried them to Stalingrad and catas-
trophe. In the Caucasus, the soldiers Of
Gen. I. V. Tulienev severed the Axis
forces, whose only prospect today is cap
ture. The outer defense lines of Rostov
have been pierced
Gloomy as the picture is for Germany.
the fact remains that the Axis dominates
the richest part of Europe and is forth
flying itself to withstand the final squeeze
of the Allies. Winston Churchill. British
Prime Minister, laid some more of the
foundation for that squeeze last week
by visit to Turkey, where he had a
satisfactory talk with President Inonu
In preparation for the final squeeze Mus
solini dismissed his son-in-law, Gal
leazo Clano from the post Of Foreign
Minister and took the job himself. 1t
strengthens Mussoini against any pos
slble double-cross within his own foreign
Office,
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is Rommels path of momentary safety.
The activity in Tunisia is on the in
crease, but there is no occasion vet to
crow over Allied accom-
Allies Still pliShment there. Amer
Cont Crow leans spent the week
trying to dislodge the
Germans from Fad Pass, which they
captured week ago yesterday, but the
Germans were still there at the week S
end. French soldiers are helping us
there
The second Allied success in Tunisia
during the week the first was Sened)
was the capture by the British LIST Army
I Of position known as Hill 642 This
is in Northern Tunisia, where the Allies
are trying to push directly against
Bizerte and TuniS, the major strong
points in the Axis hands. Hill 642 is in
the Jebel ManSour area. half way be-
tween Medez ell Bah and Robaa. The
British later lost it.
Energetic air operations supplemented
these ground operations, which, in the
main, are being carried out by armored
forces. Frequently during the week there
was air fighting over the battle regions
of Faid Pass and Pont du Fahs. The
air forces bombed Bizerte and the air
drome in German hands at Gabes.
Planes from Africa few over the Medi-
terranean to Sicily where they bombed
the Axis base of MeSsina From Eng
land bombers went south to Italy. They
tnIinWnH of OFT ocly;,
the Italian industrial center, and they
also hit new target, Speza, naval base
in Northern Italy. Spezia is the site of
an artillery works and establishments
for the production Of electrical supplies
and marine weapons, especially tor
pedoes.
The Axis position in Tunisia is i'm
possible to maintain if the armies there
cannot get supplies from Italy. For this
reason, the British Navy conducts strong
submarine operations in the Mediter-
ranean along the course supply ships
from Italy must follow. The Admiralty
reported on Thursday that these subs
had destroyed IA, possibly is, ships re-
Gently. Italy's merchant fleet is fast
dwindling, but the hopes of Marshal
Rommel either of making a fight in
Tunlsia or of escaping a la Dunkirk
from Tunisia, in company with the forces
OF Gen Won Arnim, depend on that mer-
chant fleet. Ships will be needed to
take the Axis armies away Ships will
be needed to keep the Axis armies there.
There is possibility that Allied sea
and air action may force the decision
and deprive Rommel Of the means of re-
enforcement or withdrawal" Brig. Gen.
H, S. Sewell, the military commentator
for the British Information Services.
said last week. His army then would
face the fate of the German 9Th Army
in Stalingrad"
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products and paints and other industrial
coatings
The school has hired a brilliant Cleye-
land woman statistician, Mrs w. p.
sykes, to fit the girls into the new
classes She's interviewed just handful
OF industralists and. pronto, had a list
OF 200 jobs open to Case trained women.
So now she's wedding out the applicants
to find the 200 most able. These addt-
tlonal courses will take only II weeks.
except tor research physics, which will
take Is weeks. The tuition is paid by
the Federal Government. The students
in these eight courses will receive no pay
while studying.
The enthusiasm Of the Case faculty
"a male sanctuary if there ever was one)
for their woman students is amazing
Prof. Putnam, with a great deal of pride,
took me to small lab" with, Just listen
to the class. You'll see"
The young professor, who was lectur-
ing on vacuum tubes nodded to a slim
Tennessee girl in Stacks and said, Now
this?" He drew some heroglyphics on
the board.
She considered the things carefully
and came up swiftly with the answer
That illustrates resistance It's the
quotient Of the voltage by the current y
The professor nodded and put this on
the board, 4 equals KE 81"
Understand" There was a swift nod
of heads and a shaking of curls He
didn't even bother to explain further
They're working too fast to stop for the
obvious
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who have had to hire additional book
paper work.
This was no pose with the new OPA
chief. In spite of years In the Capital,
he still thinks in terms Of the small
town businessman and the low-income
consumer. He draws doodles while he
listens, puts his feet on his desk while
telephoning, plays a fair game OF golf,
bridge and poker, and is rabid Detroit
Tigers baseball fan. While student
at little Albion College in Michigan he
played baseball for four years and led
his team In batting For while he
played semi-pro baseball in the Upper
Peninsula League. He wears Phi Beta
Kappa key on his watch chain and
Delta Sigma Rho honorary debating
fraternity pin on his vest. His social
fraternity is Delta Tau Delta.
Boyhood and Education.
His father was moderately well-to-do,
having been city attorney for Detroit
and prosecuting attorney for Cheboygan
and Mackinac Counties. Like many
small town lads, young Brown worked
as handy boy in drug store and de-
livered newspapers. For three summer
seasons he was bellboy at Mackinac
Island hotel.
After graduation from Albion College
with an A. B. degree, Mr.. Brown attended
the University OF Illinois for year on
scholarship for political economy. At
l. 4%o~- -
of the graduate school.
Between his service as prosecuting at
torney and his election to Congress,
Mr. Brown built up a substantial law
practice in st. Ignace. He did not take
the OPA job because he needed the
money He has independent means
Mr.. Brown says that his hobby Is his
family He married Marion Elizabeth
Walker Of ST. Ignace in 1916 and they
have seven children. One of his four
daughters married Forest Evashevski,
the great University Of Michigan foot
ball player. Barbara Jean was Michigan
cherry queen In 1910, while attending
the University of Michigan. James John
Is a member of the University of Mich
igan football squad Only one child,
Paul W.. years old, remains at home
Mr.. Brown corresponds with the absent
six by writing one letter with five car
bon copies. Perhaps because of his
family he neither drinks nor smokes.
He and Mrs. Brown keep their social
engagements at a minimum.
Resides at Westchester
AT present he and Mrs. Brown and son
Paul live in a living bedroom,
kitchen and dinette quarters at the
Westminster Apartments. AS Senator he
arrived at his Office at 7:30 am and
stayed until the work was finished. In
his new work, he arrives little before
8 and works through until $50 or 7.
The reason for the change is that for
the present he Is devoting most Of his
time to receiving callers. many Of them
congressional Later he expects to go
back to the earlier hours His sched-
ule for appointments is solid full for a
week ahead. At present he declines to
comment for publication on his plans
for the OPA. In his deliberate way, he
wants to get clear picture of the
problem before Offering his own solu-
tions.
His training in the House and Senate
was excellent for the OPA post Elected
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has only one concern-the lob Of win
nlng the war. He believes In price and
wage control and will oppose the efforts
OF selfish groups. whatever their political
power. He has demonstrated that he has
the political courage to work for the gen.
eral welfare and to oppose special privi-
leges. Like Mr.. Henderson, he may be
forced out Of Office or see his effective
ness weakened by cuts in appropriation.
The Job is new to him and bigger than
anything else he has ever tackled If hs
fails it will not be through lack of trying.
II he succeeds. 1t will be through his UNI
derstanding of the American people and
his knowledge Of government and poll
tics
Printed BY Special Arrangement with the st.
Louis PoSt-Dlspatch.