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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Mother Wins
Child CUSTODY

Moved by the plea of a dis
traught mother that she did not
know she might lose the custody
of her 2-year-old daughter, Dianna
May Jenuine, when she failed to
contest htr husbands suit for di-
vorce Juaa 20, Circuit Judge
OHara reversed himself Tuesday
and awarded her the child.
Under his previous decision
Judge OHara had given care OF
the child 10 the st. Vincent De.
Paul Society.
The former Mrs. Jenuine who
since has married Wilbur p
Lightner of 1928 Greydale, was
brought before Judge OHara
when the Friend Of the Court
which had been delegated to carry
out the courts orders was unable
to find the child
Judge O Hara ruled that Dianna
Mays father. Marshall Jenuine,
a petty officer in, the navy, could
petition for her custody when he
left the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Tirpitz Hit
Described

LONDON, Nov. IA (UPl-The
Raj filters who sank the $1,000
ton German apprenticeship Tir-
pitt in her Norwegian hideout
above the Arctic Circle Sunday
morning revealed today that their
final attack was launched from
a hitherto secret refueling base al
Archangel. Russia.
In the first detailed eyewitness
account of the bombing that
stripped Germany of her last major
fighting ship. the British airmen
disclosed that the Tirpitz went
down under four direct hits and
six near misses from their 1900
pound earthquake bombs.
Flatly contradicting reports
that the onetime queen of the
German battle fleet was help
less cripple as a result of seven
previous submarine and aerial
attacks. the fliers said the Tirpitz
fired salvo after salvo from her
giant 15-inch guns and secondary
batteries before she turned over
and sank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Strikers at Packard
Ordered to Return
Continued from Page One)

polishing department but til e ir
time cards were pulled Monday.
No reason for pulling the cards
was given The four men said
This wds followed by a general
walkeut of all coiored employees
in all departments.
The Packard committee admit
ted in Chicago that some of the
white polishers had been accused
of inStructing inspectors not TO
pass the work of the Negro men.
The committee would neither
confirm nor deny the accusation,
saying that II was possible that
some of the guys had got a little
hot under the collar and told the
inspectors off
Meanwhile, neither international
nor local officials could be
reached for a statement this
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
British Press
North in Italy

ROME. Nov. ID GNS)-S cor-
ing important gains, British
Eighth Army troops pressed far
Their northward from the cap
tured town of Forli today. and
seized the village of San Tome
after bitter fighting
The Tommies expanded their
bridCehead across the Montone
River. sending columns OF troops
across the stream at several
places and fighting on into the
foothills on the northern bank.
German opposition was strong
Fierce resistance also marked
operations along the Eighth
Armys left flank. where Polish
troops kept pace by capturing the
town OF Bagnolo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
THE WEATHER

Detroit and viciaity Cloudy and cooler to-
night Wednesday rain or driz1le and much
cooler. Fresh souihegly winds.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Monday. HigheSt, 50 degrees,
Lowest. 80 mean. as
Departure from normal temperature Mon
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan ~975 degrees
Temperatures one year ago today. Highest
80 degrees lowest IS mean 81
Highest. 20 degrees in 1903. lowest. IL II
1873. =,
per cent. $50 a. m IS. 2 80 D. m. 81
Precipitation in last % hours ending al
g 30 a m today 0.
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan IS % inches
Degree days for Monday Nov. Is az
Normal for Nov - p 80,
Accumulated degree DAYS this month 2z1
Normal degree days FOR November "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
eSnOOkul1lS' Starts
I'm Sunday Times

Jiggs and Maggie, the famous comic characters, are
hopping mad at their creator George McManus Reason?
It's this Starting next Sunday, they will share the front
page of Puck-The Comic Weekly, with brand new Nc
Manus comic SNOOKUMS.
Watch for this hilarious NEW color comic based on
two newlyweds and their baby. Follow SNOOKUMS this
coming Sunday-and EVERY SUNDAY-n Puck-The
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Have the Times delivered to your home. This you can
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
DESTROYER SUNK

Nimitz' communique disclosed
that planes from the Second Ma
rine Aircraft Wing again hit the
enemy held islands in the PaiauS
Friday. sinking a destroyer which
previously was damaged r
Golou Island A barge also was
sunk at Babelthuap, largest of the
Palaus.
Liberator bomhers meantime
carried out two rev attacks on
Two Jima in the NnlcaRos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

lev, the international executive
board in Chicago last Friday Sc
Verely censured metal polishers
in the Packard plant who have
been guilty of refusing to per-
NIT Negro workers their full
and rightful opportunity to hold
polishers' jobs and to work on
those jobs.
FAIR TO BOTH SIDES
Just as we did not hesitate
TO criticize our white members
at Packard's when they were
wrong. SO the international
union must inform their negro
brothers who are involved In the
stoppage at Packard's today
that they are clearly In the
wrong. They are violating our
constitution and our mo strike
clause by engaging in this walk
out"
A special committee from the
polishing department of the Pack
ard Local appeared before the ma
tional executive board in Chicago
last week. asking that an order
issued by Melvin Bishop East Side
regional director for the JAW, bt
rescinded. The request was denied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

of the year While in samar he married Katherine Croos
whose father ships captain, had married Filipino IN
Manila
Katherine. a pretty and intelligent girl of 90 is
natural allied American
A daughter born to the Hemnways in small OarriO
in southern Leyte on Dec 6, 1943.
Last January Heminway forced out OF Panoan by
patrol of 2 Japanese who apparently had got wind of the
location radio station Heminway took his radio to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
%"Es~ Yamks Who Fled Bafaan Found OH Leyte

island Dagat the other side Of the strait and set up
there.
laps continued to hunt him. and ne had to move his
station from time to time
In February of this year Heinway joined by Lang,
who had with him his Filipino wife and 2month-old son.
Lang had married Cebu girl in Leyte in 1913,
The two Americans helped by their wives, continued
their important work on Dnagat Island until the American
INVASION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Back Paw Claim Denied

LANSING NeE- IA -GfreHit
Judge Fred T. Miles. Holland, sit
ting as state court OF claims,
today denied a request of $500
in back pay flied by Stanley Vol
ski. Hamtramck dismissed from
the state unemployment compen'
sation in 1887 and re-hired ir
1QQQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
UPGRADING DEMANDED

Bishop had ordered. pursuant to
the union constitution. that pro-
duction workers who were about
10 be laid off because of cut backs
in war contracts. coul d be up
graded 10 the polishing depart
ment.
The order also stipulated that
each worker would be given a
reasonable length of time TO ac-
quaint himself with the work.
The polishers claimed that pro-
duction workers learn onl y one
operation in polishing and then,
by exercising til cir plant-wide
seniority, take the polishers' jobs.
The polishers asked that they
be classified as skilled workers but
the union ruled that polishing is
not a skilled trade in the strict
sense of the word.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Photographer Killed
BY SnipeF on Leyte

ALLIED HQ PHILIPPINES
Nov. Ia (UP)-Frank Prist. 30,
of Los Angeles, Acme News pho
tographer. was killed by a Japa-
nese sniper on the oath Division
front on Leyte, II was announced
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

When Mndanao surrendered May TO- 1912 he went into
the hills lived with Fpinos He stayed in Mndanao Tor
more than year living precarousy always jump ahead
Of the Japs.
Early 1943 he joined the Leye guerilla force and IN
April he up radio station Pauaon Island on the
southern tip Of Leyte His job to report movement OF
enemy shipping through the Sugao Strait Of the recent
American naval victory.
During l943 he organized and operated other radio
and Leyte returning to Panaon at the end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

LEYTE. Nov. IA gINS)-Two more Americans who
stayed in the Philippines after the fall of Corregdo TO
become guerilla leaders in from their lonely noun
tain outposts They brough, families, both having
married Filipino girls while in exile
The men are Capt. Truman Heminway Of Sherburne
Center VT and 1t Gordon Lang Of New Tim Mimi Hemn-
way had been a radio operator in Capt Colin Keys BIZ
squadron and Lang a nayarating AZ Cavite.
Heminway escaped ny Mndanao Christmas l94l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
laps Trapped
On Lost Isle

PEARL HARBOR, Nov. IA
CUP)-American warships block
AIDED Ngeregong Island in the
southern Palaus today and appar-
emily trapped small enemy force
on the tiny isle. the first recap
tured by the japanese in the Pa
cifc war.
Adm. Nimitz announced that
approximately 200 j pa ne e,
armed with knee mortarS and
machine guns, landed on the IS
land. northwest of American held
Peleliu. Tuesday night in a storm.
MARINES ESCAPE
A small L. s. Marine patrol
stationed on egong was
quickly removed in several Amer
lean LCIs. and Adm. NimitZ said
the evacuation was made without
casualties.
The Denges Passage, north of
Ngeregong, through which the
Japs apparently came, was imme-
diately blockaded by two u. S
gum oats and a destroyer.
On Thursday, American surface
ships and planes bombarded the
island, heavily raking the Japanese
positions and sinking an undis-
closed number of barges
The Japs invaded the Island
probably in a desperate effort to
protect their bases in the northern
Palaus. already under daily attack
by American planes based on
Peleliu and nearby Angaur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Nazi Inventor Killed

LONDON. Nov. IA (INS)-
Transocean. the Nazi news agency
reported today that Prof Kan
Schneider, allegedly the inventor
of contact lens eyeglasses. was
killed in recent air raid or
Darnstadt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
SENT BACK TO LINE

Four Negroes who were up
graded failed to show proper
progress. some of the polishers
claimed and were sent back 10
production. Bishop ordered that
they be given another chance.
The men were sent back TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
.Mdni|dRdided


A German DNB dispatch from
Tokyo asserted 400 carrier-based
aircraft appeared over Manila
Monday as well as over Clark
Field, Legaspi and Cavite. Thirty
four American planes were downed
by the Japanese air defense.
DNB said.
ALLIED HQ.. PHILIPPINES,
Nov. Ia (UPl-American invasion
forces threatened to cut the Japa-
nese front in northwest Leyte in
two today with push to within
five miles of the key road Juno
tion of Libungao. 10 miles north
of Ormoc.
The fall OF Libungao, already
under American artillery fire,
would isolate two enemy divisions
delaying the American advance
down the main highway from
Pinamopoan 10 the north from
the main japanese garrison
around the west coast sea and air
base of Ormoc in the south.
PERILS MAIN LINK
II also would cut the main link
between Ormoc and Palompan, l6
miles 10 the northwest.
Gen. Macarthur disclosed that
j the Japanese now have committed
five OF their best divisions-pos-
sibly $4,000 troops-to the Leyte
/ front.
Two Of the divisions-the 18th
and the lst--were giving ground
slowly in bloody fighting
Gen. Macarthur reported in his
/ communicate that the pace of his
offensive had dislocated Gen.
Yamashitas preparations for a
counterattack by penetrating his
potential assembly areas.
HAVOC TO CORRIDOR
American fighters and fighter.
I b6mbers Joined long-range artil-
I lery in creating havoc along the
t HF4nfl4yg.s- 9Fmee- corridor Fighters
e-bombed enemy biveuae areas
+ near Valencia. seven miles north
OF Ormoc. destroying numerous
buildings and killing or wounding
a number Of troops.
Other American planes on pa
troll ranged as far west as Pala-
wan. westernmost of the Philip
pines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

MYITKYINA, Burma, Nov. Ia
(INS) - Chinese assault forces
which outflanked the strategic
Jap-held base of Bhamo, gateway
to central Burma, pressed for
ward today against their oblec-
tive from the east, and struck 10
within two miles of the center of
the town.
Advanced elem ents already
were nearing the enemy-held air
strip
Other Chinese forces converged
on Bhamo from eight miles south
east of the town and were within
one mile of the main escape road
of the Japs
The Chinese advanced eight
miles on a 20-mile front south of
the Irrawaddy River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
.Liu(how Left
A Vacant City

CHUNGKING Nov IA (INSf
The Chinese high command to-
day announced Chinese evacuation
OF Eiuchow, where the United
States army air force yesterday
abandoned its last important air
base in eastern China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Security Tax
Battle Opens
Brought TO Front as
Congress Meets

WASHINGTON. Nov ii (INSl
The 18th Congress reconvened
AZ noon today with Democratic
leaders announcing that the pro-
sSan Of the lame duck" session
will be framed after a conference
sslth President Roosevelt
Senator Nandenberg tRl OF
Michigan injected controversial
issue INTO the session by Offering
a bill 10 freeze old-aGe social
security pay roll taxes at present
levels for one more year
The session opened with jubllant
Democrats congratulatlng each
other on smashing victories on
the election Republicans con-
soled each other and talked OF the
next election.
OUTLINES PROGRAM
In the House speaker Rayburn
outlined a four-point legislative
program, including:
Extension Of the Second War
Power Act, which expires on
Dec. 81
. Passage of a Sl,500.000,000
road bill, a postwar measure,
with federal grants to he met by
the states.
a Crop insurance for farmers.
Extension Of the statute Of
limitations permitting future
trials for Rear Adm. kimmel
and Mai. Gen. Short. comnan-
ders at Pearl Harbor al the out
break of the war.
Rayburn commented that IL
don't think we'll have any inves-
tigations" of the Pearl Harbor dis
aster by the House. when informed
that Senator Ferguson tRl OF
Michigan intended 10 press for a
Senate probe.
IGNORE VERDICT
"T rather think II (the extern
sionl- will be necessary. he
stated regardless of the verdict
.e of the army and navy boards or
inquiry which investigated the
circumstances surrounding the
japanese attack.
The statue expires Dec. Z
Senator Truman Cd OF Mis-.
souri,. vice president-elect, slipped
quietly into the Senate but was
Immediately surrounded by both
Democrats and Republicans. who
poured out congratulations.
Urging that Congress take &C.
ton to halt a scheduled increase
of 81 500. 900 900 in social security
pay roll taxes on Jan. l, Vanden-
berg urged a complete study OF
the social security reserve fund
at Is high time the whole
subject IL taken out of contro-
versy and a satisfactory, per-
manent basis for these pay roll
taxes established" said Vanden-
berg.
SEES SPEEDY ACTION
Republican Senate leader White
OF Maine predicted extension Of
the second War Powers Act
which gives the President vast
authority in conduct of the war
with little change.
II do not expect any ques-
tons of an international peace
organization TO come before the
Senate until after the projected
meeting of the President, Prime
Minister Churchill and Marshal
Stain" he said.
Meanwhile. Rayburn said he
would confer with President
Roosevelt tomorrow on the legis.
lative program Ito see what he
has in mind" and expressed hope
for a short session with adjourn.
ment perhaps by Dec 10,
There was no legislative pro-
gram for this week. he said. The
House Immediately voted 10 re-
cess until Thursday and Their
until Monday while committees
convened 10 consider necessary
legislation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
WORLD WAR II
A YEAR AGO
FEC. 7, 1943
By United Press)

U. S. troops occupy Titi ON
Guadalcanal Is LIZ miles west Of
Cape Esperance).
In Tunisia, British forces hold
Germans near DjebeI Mansour.
Moscow reports capture Of Azov,
Is miles southwest Of ROstov; to
the north. Soviet troops cut the
Kursk -Orel highway; to the south,
the railway to BelgOrOd and khar-
kOv.
Rome radio announces appoint
ment Of Count GaleazzO Ciano rs
Ambassador to the Holy See.
Prime Minister Churchill arrives
in London from his extended trip
through North Africa and the
Near East.
In Turkey, Premier Shukru .Sar-
acoglu cOnfers with Soviet, British
and u. S. diplomatic representa-
tlves.
Shoe rationing begins In the
u. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
StiIweI| Is Confirmed
As Four-5tar General
For Burma Successes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
the appointment of Joseph Warren
Stilwell, 61-year-old commander OF
American troops in the China-Bur-
ma-India theater, to the temporary
rank of full general.
His confirmation raised to six the
number of four-star officers on
active Army duty. The others are
George c. Marshall, chief of staff j:
Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme
Allied commander in Europe;
Douglas Macarthur, Southwest Pa
ciflc commander; Henry H. Arnold,
Army Air Forces commander, and
Malin Craig, chairman of the Officer
Procurement Board.
Gen .Stilwell's promotion was de-
scribed by Senate Military Affairs
Committee spokesman as a reward
for successful operations in the
Burma campaign. 1.-The general is
a remarkable man to have endured
what he has in Burma" he added
Other promotions confirmed yes
terday were:
To major general: Robert Tryon
Frederick, San Francisco; Jens An
derson Doe, Chicago.
To brigadier general: Gerald
Joseph Higgins, Bull, Idaho; Maui
rice Wiley Daniel, New Albany, Ind;
James Award Van Fleet, Coytes-
vile, N. j.; George Arthur Taylor,
Portland, Greg; Charles Draper
William Canham, Kolo, Miss; Hugh
French Thomason Hoffman, Fort
Smith, Ark; John Huston Church
Frederick, Md; William ODwyer
New York CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

Of Robert Kinkead Of the Washingtor
ONCE Of Boeing Aircraft Co. as tenn
porary chairman.
Mr., Kinkead will appoint a NOM
mating committee to return slate
of officers for an election Septem-
Der 6.
Monday nights preliminary meet
ing at the Hotel Statler was attended
by about 30 former members of the
Aero Club and members at large OF
the National Aercnautic Associa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

ton. with which the club will b
amliated.
The last meeting Of the club was
held in February, 1912. when ses-
sions wGe discontinued because OF
the war. One Of the clubs Oldest
members is Gen. H. H. Arnold. chief
Of the AAF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
rs Seized in Bombay
To BuIk Demonstration
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOMBAY, Aug. 9.-Police arrested
without resistance Is persons who
said they planned to sing All-India
Congress Party songs today-the
second anniversary of the arrest of
1ndia's political leaders-as dem
onstration Of a desire for civil
liberties.
-Four others who offered them
selves for arrest were taken into
custody. A few students attempted
to picket schools and colleges. Bonn
bay on the whole was quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09
Plans for Reorganization
OF Aero Club Started

Reorganization Of the Aero Club
of Washington, founded in January,
1909, at meeting in the home of
Alexander Graham Bell, was begun
Monday night with the appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-09

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Evening star., 1944-07-02

From q bose
somewhere in lndio
come at Ieost port
Of the fleet Of
B. 29s thot struck
Yowoto. In the
Necessary widening
ond Ienethenin9 Of
oirstrips to permit
cperotion Of the oir
eionts. motive In
dion women sup
piled much Of the
labor as shown in
the pictures obove
and at left. Thot's
q B-29 in top pic
ture.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

cTRlKlNG from oirtields deep within Asio. the
Army Air Forces new Super Fortresses
pushed the war oqoinst Jopon q little further
"oheod Of scheduIe" in thot mighty blow oeoinst
the steel center Of Yowoto on Kyushu IsIond,
southernmost Of the moin isIonds Of Jopon.
Boses in both Indio ond Chino now ore ovoilob!e
to the B29s to CORY on their long ro"ee ot-
tocks on the industrial heort Of Jopon And
they hove the demonstrated ronee to do it. Ex-
ceedina ony bomber in ormor and ormoment.
they ore O notch in speed for fighter pIones
ond their ceiling is we'll over $4,000 feet.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

PIonners Of the big initioI roid BY B29s were
Brig. Gen. Kenneth Wolfe |eft' ! commanding
general Of the 10th Bomber Commend. and
Col. Chores A. Horn. his chief Of stoff. shown
at their headquarters bose somewhere in lnd'o
They'll be pIonnine q lot more.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

1T wos greet show" soys 4
this smiling crew Of the Super
Fortress "O'ReilIy's Daughter"
otter the premier posting the
B-29s gave the Joponese steel
center.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

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notice. That's because Westclox
craftsmen and facilities are devoted to vital
war work. In the meantime, guard your West
clox handle them with care. If they need
repairing put them in the expert hands of your
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