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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
FAT RcOrSaniZes

WASHINGTON. July 23--tP
The French Air Force, dis
armed and dismantled by the
Naxis when France fell. Is being
reborn in the United States for
another crack at the AxE. Lit
orally by the hundreds. men
who served with Tie Sa-.s FRI
can armies are moving into bill.
lets In the south eastern section
of the nation 10 be trained anew
in aerial warfare.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Davis Satisfied

LONDON, July % - R) -
Elmer Davis, director of the Of
flee Of War Information. told a
press conference today that he
found the Owl ors nization in
London. very satisfactory. He
also announced that his inspec-
ton trip would take him TO
North Africa before he returns
10 the United States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Convoy Attacked

LONDON, July % - Up -
The Berlin radio reported to-
day that British motor torpedo
boats had attacked a German
convoy in the English channel
off Ijmuiden. Holland. last night
and said that in the resulting
clash one Mani ship had been
damaged and one British boat
set afire.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

DETROIT. July % - (P) -
The dispute between the Ford
Motor Co. and the Foreman's
Association of America which
resulted in hundreds of foremen
leaving their jobs at the Ford
Rouge plant. Willow Run and
the Lincoln plant last June 10,
Is to be adjudicated by the Ma
tionaI War Labor Board.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
County Cleaner Than
in Years. Engelman
New BaItimore's COP Mayor
Defends Democratic Sheriff

searched for slot machines re-
moved from the park on the
theory that he does not have
the right to break into any
building to uncover them. He
said a Detroit newspaper had
reported TO him that the ma
See GAMBLING-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Kwanis Picnic
Set for Wednesday

Plans today neared compile
ton for, the Kiwanis Clubs 2lst
annual picnic Wednesday at the
Moravian drive estate of Walter
G.. Fenton.
Following the usual sports
events and dinner. members will
play games in the evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Firms Quit Army

WASHINGTON, July 23-tP1
Dissolution of a battalion Of
Finnish volunteers who had
served in the German army was
reported in diplomatic dispatches
from Helsinki today. The bat
talon was formally disbanded
nj a ceremony in Hanko July
IL, the reports said. Men fit
for military service were trans
ferred TO the Finnish army.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
American Tanks Rumble Opening
Strains of Dirge for the Axis
Hob Noiled Boots Of U. S. Soldiers
Grind Our Song OF Hope for World

thanks 10 a training program
that kept pace with the latest
lessons of the l943 war pro-
gram.
Amphibious warfare, the most
difficult and eXacting type of
all. has become an Allied spec
ialty. in which thousands of
ships and warplanes and hum
dreds of thousands of troops are
See DIRGE-Page :
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Stars, Stripes
Hoisted Above
Big Naval Base
Palermo FoIIs to
Onrushine U. S.
Armored Forces

hLLlE>D IlEHtNol ~ AN EftO I'm
NORTH AFRICA, July % - (P)
- An American armored divis-
ion, overrunning collapsed
Italian resistance, has captured
Palermo, capital and largest city
of Sicily, thereby isolating the
whole western end of the island,
allied headquarters announced
today.
The fast-striking units of the
American seventh army sur
passed the expectations of even
their veteran taskmaster, Lieut..
Gen. George S. Patton, Jr., by
racing from Emma in central
Sicily to the north coast port in
SO hours.
The fall of the city with its
two major harbors took place at
10 o'clock yesterday morning
and meant that all western Sic
lily was in allied hands, for all
practical purposes.
SAVAGE BATTLE RACES
Meanwhile, however, the bat.
tie for Catania and control of
the Mount Etna area on the
northeastern tip of the island
entered its second week of UNI
diminished fury, with Gen. Sir
Bernard L. Montgomery's Eighth
army edging closer to the key
city and inflicting heaviest loss
es on the Germans but still un-
able TO score knockout of
Nazi defenses.
Capture of the city represent
ed a lightning advance for the
forces of Lieut.. Gen. George S.
Patton. Jr., which only yesterday
were reported 80 miles south of
Palermo.
Palermo, which has a normal
peacetime population of about
100000. is situated some so
miles from the western tip of
the island and is the principal
seaport.
BY driving through to the
north coast to capture the city
the American forces effectively
cut Sicily into two parts, seal
ing the avenue Of escape for
axis troops trapped in the west.
(The Morocco radio said this
morning that axis troops had
abandoned Marsha and Trapani
at the western tip of Sicily and
were withdrawing eastward.)
BRITISH GAIN
AS the Americans famed out,
bringing home thre r-fifths of
Sicily under allied control, the
British Eighth army continued
to make steady gains against
stubborn German Italian de-
lenses on the battle Uttered plain
south of Catania. North of
Catania the enemy was digging
in among the foothills of Mount
Etna for a last-ditch stand.
The Americans in the west
moved with astonishing speed
some so miles in the three days
ending Wednesday. Their COM
mander, General Patton, called it
better than the Nazis ever had
done in their most favored mo-
ment.
The speeding columns of
tanks and motorized forces in
that time had engulfed the major
air base of Castelvetrano and
six other towns, taking the Cas-
telvetrano airport in a surprise
attack at dawn Wednesday.
An official announcement yes
terday placed Patton's men less
than 20 miles from MARSHA at
Sicily's western tip, 80 miles
from the Italian naval base of
Trapani to the north, and about
30 miles south of Palermo, the
fall of which would be q major
feather in the cap of the allied
invaders.
The whiting Italians saw their
front dashed to ribbons by the
bayonets of charging American
infantry. Breakthroughs were
widened and deepened with
amazing rapidity by laundering
squadrons of tanks and lighter
armor.
A. ,.:.a .
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

ALGIERS, July % - Up =
Gen. Henri Giraud has arrived
in North Africa following his
trip to the United States, Cana
da and England. He was ex-
pected to reach Algiers late to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
YANkS STORM CAPITAL OF SICILY
late X X X
| bulletins
Air. Victory

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, July % - up
Allied air forces shot down
lis enemy aircraft during the
first week of the invasion Of
Sicily and dropped nearly 81
900 900 pounds Of bombs on the
Islands targets, air force tabula-
tons showed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

Asserting he planned to give
the local officials notice of the
complaint, Kelly said these men
can read and must know a COM
plant is being made. l can't con-
ceive of any public official not
knowing what the position of
this office is or what their duty
is"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Kelly Orders
Gaming Probe
Acts on Letter
from Church Group

LANSING, July % - (P) -
Governor Kelly today ordered
the attorney general and the
state police TO investigate COM
plants that Sheriff Jacob Theut
of Macomb county had failed to
prevent open gambling at JEFF
ferson Beach resort.
He acted upon receipt of let
ter from officers q ne Mems
Club Of the First Methodist
Church of ST. Clair Shores.
Previously the governor had
asserted that il the investigation
supported the accusation he
would remove the sheriff.
Kelly and his legal adviser,
Assistant Attorney G. e r |
Thomas Kenney, said the club
would be notified that the letter
did not constitute a legal petit
ton for removal of the sheriff
and that if formal affidavits were
necessary they would be noti-
-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

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OF All LoeoI News
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Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-16
worfd Series

Oct. 10-Yankees got a 2 to l victory over St. Louis in the fourth game of the series, and a B to l edge in the Series before a kspacity crowd of 36, ,196 fans.
 Yankees-2 runs, 6 hits, 2 er- EOrs; Rnsso and Dlckey. Cardinals-1 run, 7 hits, 1 er- bor; Lanier, Brechen and w. Cooper.
 Oct. i1-Riding on a 2-run homer off the bat of the great veteran catcher Bill Dickey the New York Yankees whipped the St. Louis Cardinals ? to 0 to win the 1943 World Series, 4 games to 1, before a crowd of 3S,S72.
 Yankees-2 runs, 7 hits, er- Tor; Chandler and Dckey.
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Evening star., 1943-09-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced. double entry.
some dictation, accustomed to handling
cash; now employed. DU. 624S.
refined agreeable and patient lady. expert
enced, best references unencumbered: no
housework. Will live in. Box 54-A, star
DRESsMAKING. designing, remodeling and
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
st. NV, Apt. f. AID. 223S.
NOTIFIED with 20-month-old child would
like to work in nursery where she could
Keep Keep shild; All NV. preferred 1913 l4ts st.
REFINED, we1l-educated lady of go de-
sires position as receptionist in profess
sional office. Box "A, Star. 26s
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER expert
varied experience. desires. interesting DO
sition. Must have good salary. Phone TR.
sTENoGRAPHER, hrs. evenings week.
sTENoGRAPHEER-TYPIsT, thorough knowl-
edge of French, shorthand speed. 100 words
a minutes; typing speed, go words a min
ute: would like part-time or full-time job:
good references. Write Box GOA. Star. 26s
WOMAN, 45; Is years restaurant and
hotel management. do buying. make
menus Sundays free. Box 21-A, Star. 26s
WOMAN, young. will manage private
estate or club, drive, teach French or act
as hostess: Of excellent. gentle family;
Ruth Putnam Mason, 1909 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

Bo0KkEEPER, knowledge of general once
GSi Goii, ISL dsI9 R, I ave; ne, Ho. 4I4s w
n Ma We ahe Ee 70 DO to xensla gosh pp sdEs
work: work: S95 mo. with furnished house, eiec.,
reliable couple, Call at 1921 7th St. NV. ~
d resbs sets oa Ss sssy hSt sPoo
ESncaRI fHem apd 69aTa; 81 Esr can DE. TAG; . e
object 20 light PARTY See MI Mr. pisner, e.y aoG oG
LABoRAToRY TEcHNICIAN. doctor $
ofhee; one doctor, part-time work Box
MAN, AND WIFE, white. to maintain small
apt. house; apt and salary in return for
services: one may work elsewhere. 1922
PIN, BOY or pin girls. full or part time
work: experience not necessary. Apply at
King Pin Bowling Alleys, 1909 r. L
TAILOR TAI. ,.,s wanted, experienced on altsrs-
YoUNG u e'W PERSON to learn sheet music
business business in one OF citysS leading music
Pianist preferred. Box S aS-A eaa.'a star' 'i0h''
WANTED, salesman and collector; high
guarantee and commissions; car essential.
Call GE. 4040 until 1890 am, and Sa.
WANTED, native speakers of all foreign
languages. especially those not common in
the. United States; register for possible
oi women na ices WITT npnR a
interviewed. Box 2so-Y. Star. ST. YOU VIII ''
COUPLE, GOOD WAGES,
WI Mokk kooGKfEo IN oHM ATTRAeTfvE aTP soc6sE c6M
MI 4iss GEoRdETowN.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
SITUATIONS poMesTlc.

CURTAINS wanted to clean and stretch at
1851. 26s
GIRL, colored, desires lob from 8 pm to
1889
LAUNDRESS, capable wants 4 days work.
$3.50 per day and car fare. Phone RE.
5S3S.
WOMAN, white wants to take care of
children and apartment in gentle family;
live in. Georgia 0121.
WOMAN, colored, wants part time work,
morning or evening MI. 3773
WOMAN, honest. reliable, colored, to clean
$40 and carfare After 1 pm. NO 4457.
2 COLORED GIRLS, want morning or aft
ernoon work, Soc per mr., plain cooking.
NO. 6437. after pm Thurs
Evening star., 1943-09-25
HELP AEk fcont !

Day Call between Z and pm. Taylor
pm Settlers wanted for nightwork, short
honrs; son l. s1aransee plus tips; Apply in per.
SOWING @ M Aeys MeEaS aas con0 g. 0nes ave Ice
wages: Statement Of availability IRON from local local
9 TepoT rssdy GE foF Sorf
P9rt PP9pr GIsble Agts,; 4337 Nichols ave; .s.w.
2oo4 200 +, Rhode Island ave. ne. Ho. 2200:
cars and have B. c. drivers permit; 5ia-
be, Les Tiv 2 Butler C.. i1sI sist St. NV.
Ml Bs4ns RsSSt0cc sond clotR fRr
FokTFfKs coiored, i; ais' with drivers. permit,
hours hours pinEett's pras store. sa 1860 1900 New New
PoRTERs with drivers permit. to to IL
pm; good salary. Fort Stevens Pharm-
fSo fos Ss0fsa Store must have
Tsiessnees Taees 4 and l4tb dryers ss permit Good
ih1S TRTssEa lss 5SGs sssrJ hD5y rsur.
fREssEK for tailor shop; s45 a week,
sTe stsady se lob ii must SD se experienced eo7 Pa
s9sp ssmseai.e1
s2s CA SSsr must be
tu tuntya avaea Wtb aaT IN al ps real
ticulars and be prepared to back them UP.
RADIO Z; sERvIcEMEN, two openings for
benchwork; experience necessary: good pay
and and working cond. Also excellent PROPOSE
en iSE eutside seree salesman with ca
ROUTE MAN, essential industry; must
have p, c; permit; 5-day week. Apply
sALESMAN-An old-established firm de-
years old. to call on grocery, stores; must
character references. Reply, in own hand
writing, stating age height, weight. ex-
perlenGe, Draft status, salary desired, to
sALEsMhN.. =, executive and secretarial
D s. essInss WasRlnFao Il nssstP'et G. W!te
SALES. REPRESENTATIVE, large distrib-
utor OF magazines no selling; must have
ear; 5-day week; salary and car allowance.
sERvdGEMAN: 81 xdsh white, with drivers license.
Z x0s suis ss25s 1920 SDPs GOOD Pia5s aoss
SHEET METAL MECHANICS, must be all
% %agopnd &. man; top pay, overtime, steady.
tion. Apply Baber's Service Station. 500
sSDA as sdoS rSUNIaIS' 1sI esgsrlsnssdi permanent
macy, T723 Georgia ave. NV
SODA SODA MAN; noe short hours: good pay: no
STOCK AND SHIFTING CLERK, white.
graft exempt. $40 per week. Box 4e5-x,
TENOR. soLoIsT. Protestant church. State
ase g. na! and exps5fnss Wss5insfon CLARK iis th
TRUCK DRIVERS for delivery of yege-
for overtime If desired. Apply I1I9 S1st
UPHoLsTERERs WANTED; good salaries,
steady work. j. Holober g. Co., Gil F st.
UPHoLsTERER; clean shop, best working
conditions, top wages Apply Styiecraft
Interiors. 24n6 18th ST. NV.
UPHoLSTERERS, S1.5o an hour; regular
v3EcANzER Sap E ss ssod II hours w
good working conditions. good salary. Ben
Hundley. 3446 14th st. NV.
WAITER, colored, experienced; references;
Iio Sundays. Apply Parchey's Restaurant.
Will: Gail Rsoys and stock clerks. to
work in clothing store; good starting salary
and excellent opportunities for right
ps5tles; 1sph :. Apply Berns at Bond Clothing
in Sunnybrook housing development. Ap-
ply field office, Defense hwy, Just past
Landoysr M rd; Hyattsville. Nd;
ELLIOTT ADDRESSING MACHINE opera
not essential but must be dextrous with
hands. alert and industrious. Permanent
position with regular increases In salary
start at S165 per month. Write Box 97-A,
Star.
FURNLTURE REEIN!sHER
Evening star., 1943-09-25

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
a statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
q statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES
Evening star., 1943-09-25
HELP DOMESTIC tcsnt.,.
SITUATIONS MEN.

CRAFTSMAN, computer. equipped survey
party: available EVENINGS and week ends
Can Mr.; Davis, MA. AGO. Ext. 272: or
GENTLEMAN. GENT Government employe, desires
position evening, to 10. Knowledge
Languages, antiques, furniture, fine arts
window display. executive and administra-
tive abilities. Straight salary. Box 22-A.
GENTLEMAN, refined. middle-aged, mar
ried, Central High graduate; best refer
ences; position as floor manager, time
keeper or steward; experienced: must be
permanent: appeal urgent Box 494-Y,
GOVT. EMPLOYED MAN desires lob 5o as
children NO 3945 after pm. All day
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. AZ desires full
time employment in local C. p AS Office
Call Executive g619 II no answer, call
Metropolitan 2035. 26s
MAN. lcolored. desires part-time evening
Job to after dinner. Republic 1921,
OFFICE MANAGER. IS. Az. college
sorresDondenee. dE. 717s after g. BOX
TRAFFIC ADMIN, 2 years exp, Govt. and
pvt. ind, z years college ed, IL. B. law,
age Al, single. draft, 4-F, will consider
out-of-town location. Cali Mr. McEntee,
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. experienced,
wants Job: $50 weekly. Ho. 2537.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
Seess slpaTiesim eonnsetion In metal
wage incentives and production control.
c. {. r.. xpt. A-s7 sss7 @ Rodman aaua St. NV. w.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF 4
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE KIPLINGER EDITORS
NC, at the ofhee Of the corporation. 1sI
on October ~. 1913 at 2 o'clock pm, fol
the purpose of:
ElectinG trustees to serve until the timt
OF the next regular annual meeting.
Transacting such other business as mas
W. NJ. KIPLINGER, President.
Dated: Washington, D. c., September
Pa. 1913.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF A sPE-
CIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOI DERS
OF THE KIPLINGER WASHINGTON
AGENCY INC, at the office of the corpora
tion. 11ss National Press Building, Wash
o'clock am. for the purpose of:
Electing trustees to serve until the time
OF the next regular annual meeting
Transactine such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated: Washington, D. c.. September "a,
NOTICE 70 HOLDERS OF NOTES OF THE
Parkade, parts Of lots -125, 126 and l27,
q. R. oeiiby and Aaron w jacobson,
Trustees. In accordance with the terms
of the above notes, the balance of the
will be, paid in full on october l.. 1913.
Noteholders will please present their note
or notes PROPERLY INDORSED to the
Columbia Title insurance Company. SOB
e street NV. on or before October l,
1943, between the hours of 3 am. and
Columbia, Title Insurance Company. In
terest will be paid only to October /, 1943.
THE PARKADE, 1899 Investment Building.
National 1915.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

NATIONAL POSTING MA
CHINE OPERATOR TO
WORK AS CASHIER IN RE-
TAIL CLOTHING STORE,
PIE ASANT SURROUND
INGS, PERMANENT POSI-
TION AND GOOD START
ING SALARY. APPLY MR..
WOLF, BOND CLOTHING
CO., 1885 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

DAY WORKERS. general houseworkers,
maids, part-time workers. Iaundresses.
butlers COUPLES, cooks. buffers, chauf-
feurs; all day workers. apply 7:30 am.
kinds available at II National Negro
Home Service Assn, Inc; apply at once.
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HELP MEN.

SHORT-ORDER COOK.
~, Msydower syar Diner, 5oa R. I. ave. ne.
UPHOLSTERERS,
FIRST-CLASS ONLY.
GOOD SALARY.
APPLY 1885 10th ST. NV.
HOU SEMAN, COLORED,
WHO CAN DRIVE AUTOMO-
BILE; PRIVATE FAMILY;
REPLY IMMEDIATELY
COLUMBIA 3O1O.
NEWSPAPER
CARRIER BOYS
IN THE AREA OF MASS.
AVE. TO CATHEDRAL AVE.
AND CONN. AVE. TO 34th
ST. NV. SALARY, $40 TO
$40 PER MONTH.
NATIONAL 5000,
CIRCULATION DEPT.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP WQMEN.

SALESGIRL, CORSET AND
UNDERWEAR SHOP; GOOD
SALARY AND HOURS.
DOR-NE, 1921 18th ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE
WORK, NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. CONNECTI-
CUT OPTICAL CO., 939 H
ST. NV.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

SPANISH. native teacher. conversational
method beginners. advanced students:
small groups. Senior Ramos, Republic 3076.
oc.3s
FLYING INSTRUCTION.
Civilian flying instruction available for
men, and women at Shepherd Field. Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
Call Martinsburg 9197-J-3
VICTORY FLYING SERV-
ICE, Zeiger Field, Warrenton,
Va, all new trainers, instruc-
tors daily, transportation fur
nished, lodging and meals at
field. Phone Warrenton
95-J-11 for further informa-
ton. l.
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TRUCK DRIVERS, WHITE
MUST KNOW TOWN.
BRING REFERENCE.
1885 10th ST. NV.
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JANITOR and handy man for
apartment house, quarters
furnished and salary. Apply
Apt. 81, 2730 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
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HARDWARE CLERK, with
or without experience. Excel
lent opportunity for right
man. . Good working con-
ditions anA pay. Call MA.
0848, from $3.50