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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Lowell Scion Refuses
To Report for Draft

MANCHESTER ON-THE-SEA,
Mass, Sept. 9 UNS) - Robert
Trail Spencer Lowell Jr.. 26,
member of the famed Lowell fam
lily of Massachusetts. had refused
10 report today 10 MS New York
City Selective service board
81 have come TO the conclusion
that I cannot honorably partici-
pate in war whose prOsecu-
tlOn, so far a. l can Judge.
constitutes n betrayal of my
country" wrote Lowell in a
teffpr fn The President
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Argentina Bans Paper

BUENOS AIRES, Sept 9 (INS)
The BuenoS Aires newspaper
NoticiaS GraficaS was banned to-
day by the new government Of
President Gen. Pedro Ramirez.
After the newspaper editorially
criticized the government for not
breaking relations with the Axis
Immediately after the revolution.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
One Bond Order:
S3,0OO,OOO!!

DetroitS third war loan drive
was off 20 a good official start
today when Hiram Walker and
Sons, Inc. applied TO the National
Bank OF Detroit for three million
dollars worth of bonds. The order
was made at the direction Of
Howard Walton, vice president of
the firm
we want TO do our part I'm
this drive a. we did In previous
ones" he said. I'VE feel that IL
il the bet investment for our
money at this time"
A heavy bomber. TO be chris
tened The Spirit of Armenia. is
the goal Of Detroit Armenian or
under the auspices OF
Armenian General Benevolent
Union They plan to raise S400,-
600 in the third war loan drive TO
buy the bomber.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
House PIans'New Tax Bill

WASHINGTON, Sept 9 INSj
The House ways and means
committee today had agreed TO
start hearings on a new tax bill
Sept. 20 with a view 10 laying
the measure before the House by
Nov. /.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Yanks Take Prisoners, Push Ahead

The battle tried Americans made immediate
contact with spearheads of German forces whose
continued presence in Italy has turned that nation
into field of bloody conflict despite the uncondi-
tiona surrender of Marshal Pietro BadogEo and his
armies, announced by Gen. Eisenhower yesterday.
brief official communque disclosed that the landing
had been carried out according to plan.
Prisoners taken after the initial clashes which
obviously had resulted in American gains.
Gen. Eisenhowers communque sparse in details But
the Agiers radio indicating German retreat reported
Allied troops racing the plain Naples
encounering what described guard
The landing preceded by gigantic and
barrage of Naples harbor.
When the empacements manned by Nazi troops
senced the Americans went ashore
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Allied Landings
At San Eufenniia
By PIERRE J. HUSS

ALLIED HQ., N. Africa, Sept. 9 (INS)-
Surrendered Italy was transformed into
giant battle-ground today when American
and British troops landed successfully at
Naples and other forces opened new
bridgehead at San Eufemia in the north of
the Calabrian Peninsula
A few hours after Gen. Eisenhower announced
that the U. S. Fifth Army and British forces under
1t. Gen. Clark had swept ashore at Naples, naval
communique disclosed the new landing at San
Eufemia.
Three bridgeheads thus have been established
for the eventual drive against Rome.
The Allies are now at Naples and San Eufema
and pushing steadily through the southwestern tip
of Caiabria.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
9Th Army Battling Germans
u. .. Subs
Sink Six
Jap Ships

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 CUP)
American submarines, felent-
lessly pressing the war of attrition
which has cost Japan more than
a third of it's cargo tonnage. have
sunk six more enemy ships and
damaged four others in the Pa
cific, the navy announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Hitler May TaIk7 u

NEW YORK. Sept. 9 (UP)-
Hitler may make a speech t0mor-
row. according 10 neutral sources
quoted in a London radio broad
cast recorded here today. Hitler
was reported TO have held war
council at Berchtesgaden.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
The Weather
HoURLY TEMPERATIRES

The sun viii set AZ 7.52 2. m. today.
and rise tomorrow at 7.O7 .. m
The moon VIII rise az 80 p m
today and set tomorrow Al / IS a. m
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
NAV EVENING HOURs

industrial National Bank Down
town Office, MONDAYS. 6 10 s;
Uptown Office and Branches,
FRIDAYS, s 10 S.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

fight, Before the last shot is fired lot of lives
are going to be lost and lot of billions spent
The more American dollars go into superior
equipment the less American blood is going to
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
War Bonds Buy Victories. N1OrsenlIlau S;,

redden foreign soil. II cost fOrty-six million dol
lars to lay Hamburg low. II cost another three
hundred million to train, equip and transport
the crews and bombs And Hamburg is just one
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. (UP)-Secretary
Morgenthau today issued this message: 'The
fall of Italy is glorious news-if we take it as the
end of round one instead of the finish of the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Allied Fleet Protects invading Army

The initial thrust believed have been made the
San Vicenzo Mole which Bay Naples
and quickly followed by landings Timber quay Revereo
quay, the Angiono Mole the Vorio Emmanuel II
at Ovo port.
This American push into the continent Of Europe made
great British battleshps cruisers
destroyers and protected il.
Even troops guns vehicles, and equipment
poured Italian mainland, and
British planes roared into landing fields.
Concident with the American landings the British Eighth
Army grips with forces province
Caabra where Italian troops laid down their accordance
with the armistice terms.
The Naz news agency DNB circulated claim that
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

enemy city. The war bonds you have bought
have paid for our victory over Italy in part.
Now, more than ever before, we need the help
of every individual American"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Allies Launch
Biggest Raids
On France
u. S., British Bombers
by Hundreds Shuttle
Over Without Losses
BY WILLIAM b. DICKINSON

LONDON, Sept. 9 OUP)-The
greatest fleets of Allied planes
ever 10 cross the English Channel
attacked France continuously
from last night through today,
battering German airdromes. in
dustrial targets and the French
coast just after the Allies had
completed a full dress invasion
rehearsal
Hundreds Of Americ and
British heavy, medium and light
b m bers and fighters main
tanned shuttle attacks on France
throughout the night and we'll
into the day.
They were concluding a solid
week of concentrated attacks on
Nazi air fields and other military
objectiveS. The heavy attacks had
Softened the western Europe con-
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
ATTACK PARIS AREA

The German-controlled Paris
radio reported that Allied heavy
bombers had penetrated the Paris
area and joint Allied commu-
nique revealed widespread attacks
on northern France.
The daylight assault followed a
night in which British bombers
pounded targets in the Boulogne
area ceaSelessly. American Ma
rauders bombed the Boulogne
sector today.
American four-engined bombers
ran into German fighter opposition
but for the most part Nazi planes
failed 10 challenge the raiders and
some Allied formations saw no
enemy aircraft. No Allied planes
were lost in the night opera aons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
PRE-INVASIoN ASSAULT

There was no immediate ex-
PLANTATION of the sudden intesnsifl-
cation of the attacks on north
western France. but il conceded
With JOINT war extraordinarily
announcement that a full-scale
Allied invasion rehearsal was held
recently in the English Channel.
Thousands of American and
British troops, hundreds of Allied
planes and every type smaller
naval craft participated in the eX-
ere .f.-rfr-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
An1phibiious
Bond Army
Invddes City
Plane Supported
u. S.-Canadian Force
Opens Big Drive

Fifteen hundred American and
Canadian soldiers and sailors in
vaded' the United States today
while planes from the Crosse lie
Naval Air Station roared over
head in simulated attack that
set off the Third War Loan drive
officially with something more
than a boom
The city however, actually
opened its drive Sept with a
big downtown rally staged by the
Retail Merchants Victory Com
mlttee.
COME IN BARGES
Described as one of the most
spectacular sendoffs IN the nation,
army. navy and coast guard per
Sonnel participated IN the invasion
Four landing bargcs. escorted
by four coast guard patrol boats.
carried an invasion force Of 200
soldiers from the Canadian shore
line and landed them on the Belle
Isle shore near the athletic field
There they Joined forces with
more than 1000 others who had
theoretically landed earlier under
cover of darkness.
The landing craft were manned
by sailors from the naval training
school, Detroit Naval Armory,
and by coast guardSmen Actual
fighting personnel was composed
OF a contingent Of army engineers
and military police, fully equipped
GO TO CITY HALL
As Belle Isle "fen. soldiers and
sailors marched down Jefferson
and up Woodward 10 the city hall.
while other units stationed at
strategic points conycTged from
eight directions al a given signal
As the city hall fell. military
leaders OF the contingent Of L. $.
Army engineers. under the COM
mand Of Maj Vincent I Nandur-
burg. served terms Of surrender on
Mayor JeffrieS and Gov Kelly.
Thereupon- Col s D RinESdnrf-
commander in chief of the in
vasion forces. accompanied Frank
N Isbey, chairman Of the bond
drive, TO the city hall
Other members OF Col Rings
DORIS staff, Mai. r. f. Brennan
and Capt L. R Williams. with
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
ANTI-SEMITIC FORCES
SEEN GROWING
IN u. S.

New York (JPS)-Having TAX
en- cover after Pearl Harbor, the
anti-Semitic and anti-democratic
forces have re-emerged and the
gossip against the Jews is assum-
ing new virulence, it was asserted
by Algernon D. Black, executive
leader Of the New York Society
for Ethical Culture, in a radio
broadcast discussing the war.
Mr.. Black called attention to
leaflets and rumors that are be-
ing circulated in increasing guam
tity linking the Jews to response
bility for the war and with fail
ure to assume a full share in the
war effort. Referring to increas-
ing attacks on Jewish school
children in New York, Mr.. Black
declared: "The chief moral re-
sponsibility lies with the church.
The church has authority. The
church must act. It's very silence
is a green light to it's youth and
adult believers"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
J. W.B. URGENTLY NEEDS PIANO

The Jewish Welfare BOard-U. S. O. in Jacksonville
is making an urgent appeal for piano which may be
placed at the Y NJ HI. A. building at Third and Silver
streets. The building is constantly in use for the men
in the armed forces
The committee in charge of entertaining these men
is seriously handicapped by the lack of piano. and
request for piano is being made to the Jewish COM
munity here.
A great many homes here are in possession of a
piano which is almost forgotten and is never used
Donating the piano to the Y. NJ HI. A. would be pa
tOtic gesture, and which would greatly assist the
Jewish Welfare Board and the Y. M. H. A. in keeping
up the morale of the who frequent the build
ing.
The need is urgent. If you have piano which
you contribute to the effort call 94O44 the
office of the Jewish Welfare Board and arrangements
for transporting the piano will be made Immediately.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

NEW YORK (JTA)-M S
meetings, parades and religious
services in New York and other
cities marked the 45th annual
celebration of American Jewish
Heroes Day this week. Many of
the nations leaders and represen-
tatives of the United Nations
took official recognition of the
day by sending greetings to the
Jewish people of America and
lauding the patriotism and hero
ism that Jews have shown since
the founding of the Republic, in
the defense of their nation.
The United Jewish War Effort,
which sponsored special observ-
ances of the day throughout the
country, made public messages
from President Roosevelt, Frank
Knox, Secretary of the Navy, and
other national leaders, paying
tribute to the patriotism of Amer
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
American Jewish Heroes Day
Marked Throughout Nation;
Roosevelt Sends Message

lean Jews. The President, in his
message, expressed the hope that
American Jewish Heroes Day
will inspire all who participate
with a renewed appreciation of
the sacrifices made by American
Jewish heroes and their contribu-
tons to the upbuilding of our
free institutions" Secretary Knox
declared that "the Navy is proud
to salute it's officers and men of
Jewish faith whose courage and
patriotism have contributed so
much to the struggle against the
common enemy Of mankind"
In Jacksonville the day was OBJ
served with a public meeting held
in Temple Aheved Chesed. The
Community Council was in
charge of arrangements.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

In The County Judges Court In
And For Duval County, Florida
In Probate No. 14828-D
IN RE ESTATE OF
Mary Alexander Lee,
also known as Mary Alexander,
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned on the -25th day of
May A. D. 1943, filed a final ac-
counting of his administration of
the estate of Mary Alexander Lee,
also known as Mary Alexander,
deceased, and notice is further
given that after publication of
this notice, once each week for
four consecutive weeks, applica-
ton will be made to the Honor
able j. OLLIE EDMUNDS, Coun-
ty Judge of Duval County, Flor
ida, for the approval of said ac-
counting and for final discharge
of the undersigned as Administra-
tor of said estate.
D. c. BARBER,
AS Administrator of the estate
of Mary Alexander Lee, also
known as Mary Alexander,
Deceased.
May 10, June 4, IL, 18, 1913
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

eau YOU tell if the war hero
you're reading of is or isn't a
Jew? The only way you can be
sure-many non-Jews have Jewish
sounding names and vice versa
Is to help the Bureau of War Rec
ords in its gigantic task Of check
ing and assembling a permanent
record of Jewish participation in
this war.
How can YOU help?
By giving us the name of every
Jewish man and woman you know
now in the armed forces of the
United States. Tell us when they
receive citations for bravery, or
when they are reported casualties.
Only through your alertness, in
terest and cooperation can an Of
tlclal record of American Jews in
this war be achieved.
BUREAU OF WAR RECORDS,
National Jewish Welfare Board,
zzO Fifth Avenue, New York City
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
CHURCHILL FLOODED WITH
PLEAS FOR AID TO JEWS

New York (JPS)-Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill has re-
ceived thousands of messages at
the White House urging immedi-
ate action to aid European Jewry,
it was reported here by the Com
mittee for a Jewish Army, which
had sent out a suggestion point
ing out that it would be appro-
pirate to inform Churchill
of American feelings on the Jew
ish question"
1.-THE general tone of the ap-
peals is extremely friendly to the
Prime Minister" the report stat
ed, with congratulations on his
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
NAILS USE BLOOD FROM
100000 JEWISH CHILDREN
FOR WOUNDED
GERMAN SOLDIERS

JERUSALEM (JTA)-In spite
of their pure Aryan blood"
theory, the Nazi authorities are
now using blood taken from 49,
900 Jewish children in occupied
countries for transfusions for
German soldiers wounded on the
Russian front, it is reliably re-
ported here this week.
The report reveals that no less
than 10000 Jewish children from
Western Europe and occupied
Poland have been concentrated by
the Nazis in occupied France for
the sole purpose of furnishing
blood for wounded German sold
iers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
AXIS DISAPPOINTED IN
MUTT: GUST HIM FROM
PROPAGANDA OFFICE

LONDON (JTA)-The defeat OF
the Axis in North Africa has re-
suited in the ousting of the ex-
Mutt of Jerusalem from the Arao
propaganda office which was SET
I'D Jointly by Germany ana l'aiy
under the Mufti's leadership ~
direct pro-Axis agitation IN tne
Moslem world, the London press
reports. 49, Avis
The report says that the AXIS ks
powers have lost interest IN 'ne
ex-Mufti now that his services
have proven useless. The inllueii1e
Of the ex-Mufti has turned out -
be insignificant not only among ls
tbe Arabs in North Africa nu'
even with Moslems in Albania,
Yugoslavia, and other terrllorle'
which are still under Nazl oco"
patton.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28
BRITISH OFFICER
EXPELLED FROM
PALESTINE WINS
BURMA HONORS

New York (JPS)-The special
British communique from New
Delhi describing the "ghost"
army of British commands which
had raided Jananese-held Burma
for three months of secret war
fare inside the enemy lines
brought into the news again the
name of Brig. Charles Orde Win
gate. who earned expulsion from
Palestine some years ago because
he was considered "too friendly
to the Jews.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

day >. You gave a man a dol
lar here in Jacksonville, Florida,
and year later you read that in
the Warsaw Ghetto the dying
Jewish community heroically re-
sists humiliation No one
knows from where the weapons
of defense came But we here
in Jacksonville can feel a certain
amount of exhileration in the fact
that we helped get them there :.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

work so far in achieving victory
for the democracies interspersed
with the pleas that the gates of
emigration from Europe with the
Palestine be opened to Jewish
active aid of a United Nations
Agency to be created for that
end"
Commenting on receipt of the
messages, a White House secre-
tary notified senders that the
prime Minister has noted the
contents"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

Two things brought
tn e situation in
which the Jews find
themselves HON e
this week One
was a little button
bearing the words,
eve Mourn the
Victims of Nazi-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

| VlcCImS OF NaZl.
DOM, and the other was the news
OF the Jewish resistance in the
GhettOs of Poland
1t isn't exactly the news that
makes the impression Jewish
mourning and Jewish bravery have
been in the headlines long before
the war started It is the but
ton itself and the particular piece
of news which trickled out of
the Warsaw Ghetto that is so i'm
portant in itself
Someone once said that the
plight of the Chinese children in
this war didn't bother an individ
ual as much as a boil on the back
of his neck Like everyone
else who heard that remark 1 al
ways felt that that meant the
other fellow I never ques-
toned my own sensivities
But this little button which is
black and which has a blue star
of David upon it showed me
that I was mistaken
1 came upon this button quite
unexpectedly 1t was sent to
this office by the Synagogue
Council of America 1t is the
same button which is being worn
by rabbis and Iayman during the
six weeks period of mourning des-
ignated by the Synagogue Council
of America for the victims of the
Nazi terror 1t is a magic
button =.
When you look at it you read
only the words 1--WE Mourn the
Victims of Nazidom" But
when you pin it upon you you can
no longer read the words, but in
stead you feel the Star of David
lying conspicuously upon your
person Then slowly the
fVictims of Nazidom" and the
Star of David and all that they
are and stand for melt into you
and they burn through your
clothing and through your flesh
and into your soul until you are
one with them and they become
part of you -.
L said that this button was
magic but perhaps it is only
logic that it should perform this
miracle of feeling When you
read of events you are merely an
observer but when you take a
symbol of an occurrence and pin
it upon yourself SO that all the
world may identify you with the
figures of that event when
YOU stand up and announce your
self as a fellow sufferer then you
lose your status as an observer
You become a figure in the scene
itself =.
It may not be magic then that
even more painful than boil on
the neck is a button worn over
the heart
And the news from Poland! -
To Jacksonville Jewry it has
special significance Because
last year at a dinner given by
the Vladeck Club in the Florldan
Hotel Jacksonville subscribed over
S15OO.OO to be sent to the Polish
Underground Movement through
which the Socialist Bund was
working
This paper does not knOw-nOr
probably does anyone else know
that that money subscribed here
was used to buy guns with which
the brave Jews of the Warsaw
Ghetto moved down their Oppres-
sors But it could very easily
have been that money that was
used to arm the Ghetto Jews
The man who came to Florida to
arouse the Jewish communities
here was a member OF the
Polish Workers Bund
IT gives one an eerie feeling TO
realize that through forces I'M
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Crowd Gathers as Gas
Leaks From Tank Truck

Several hundred persons, modern
counterpart of prohibition day
crowds that watched illicit liquor
poured down sewers, looked on sad
eyed last night as gasoline leaked
from a broken valve in a gasoline
truck on Fourteenth street between
F and G NV.
Firemen from No. 2 Engine Com
pany turned out to guard against
accidental fire or explosion and had
to flush the gasoline that escaped
down the sewer. Most of the
precious fluid was saved, however
by the arrival of a pump and truck,
to which the gasoline was trans
ferred.
Edward Kurtz of 1882 Morse
street NE, driver of the truck,
owned by M. I. OBoyle & Son Pc
troleum Transportation Co., said the
valve started to leak when bumped
by another machine.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
$4,000, ,089 Bill Sent Girl
In Income Tax Slip
BY the Associated press

FTtSS.
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa.-When
Miss Marjorie Jones, an Aluminium
Co. of America stenographer, re-
ceived an income tax bill for S1O.-
000,C69.25, she told her boss she'd
have to have a raise.
He said anybody with that kind
of an income tax didn't need a raise
and suggested l trade jobs with
him." Miss Jones recalled as she
pondered the Governments mistake
OF billing her for such a large tax.
When the word got around the
plant where Miss Jones works at
least eight proposals followed.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
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