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Evening star., 1944-12-24

A igh-fying Andean condor, be-
lieved to be the only one ever
Matched in captivity in the United
States, today is on exhibition in a
cage Of its own at the Zoo.
A gift Of the San Diego (Calif)
Zoo,~ the gigantic male bird has a
Widespread of approximately 7 feet
and was described by DR.. William
M. Mann, Zoo, superintendent, as "a
very fine specimen.
The South American condors
under normal circumstances live in
aeries as high as $1,000 feet in the
Andes Mountains, and are said to
soar aloft more than 4 miles.
The Zoos specimen has been
named Frank by Dr. Mann.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Wounded Boys EIated
Arriving for YuIetide
In Big Air Transports
BY w. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.,
Aviation Editor Of The Star.

Wounded youngsters in the big
transports now droning in from the
Atlantic Ocean find 1t difficult to
believe they're really home for
Christmas, even after they glimpse
the New York skyline or the Wash
ington Monument.
Most of them refuse to accept
anything they hear and very little
they see as their planes circle in for
a landing until those who can walk
get their feet on American soil and
those who can't walk put hand
down from their litters to feel the
earth of their native land.
In the absence of good, old-fash-
ioned soil, a concrete apron at
La Guardia or Mitchell Field or Ma
tional Airport will do. The boys
then know they're home. Any part
Of the United States is o. K. even If
it still is long way to Tank Town.
Tex, or Goose Creek, Wis, as
the case may be.
Hope to Bring 1000 Home.
Air Transport Command crews,
who hope to bring at least 1000
wounded home across the Atlantic
and Pacific this month in time for
Christmas, say their passengers
make plenty Of conversation over a
question uppermost in the minds of
all-"When do we cross the United
States coast?" They don't want any
"mushy," sentimental sWersI
either.
A wisecrack like, "Aw, what's the
hurry-who wants to see you dog
faces anyhow" is usually good for
laugh, and almost always wins
the gratitude of young war vet
Grams about to break down and sob
on somebody's shoulder.
One captain who has learned a
lot from the younger generation of
servicemen since he began to push
transports across the Atlantic almost
three years ago likes to kid the litter
cases he bring home, especially when
he is forced to fly through storms
apt to upset his passengers. A ques-
ton the wounded often ask at such
times is: What would you flying
birds do if this thing starts falling?"
Always Good for Laugh.
WED get right out and walk" the
captain says, to hell with you
guys" That gag is always good for
a laugh from the infantrymen,
especially the part about an avia-
tor walking
Almost every plane had includes
some Texan who says he has long
way to travel even after he gets home
to the United States.
What does this guy mean, home
to the United States?" the captain
asks; docs he think they've let
Texas join the Union?"
Many wounded men, relayed
straight from battle areas by the
Troop Carrier Command and the
ATC on the transatlantic leg, doze
or sleep through the swift air voy-
age, either from exhaustion or seda-
tives, and awake in amazement to
find they already are home, or ap-
preaching their native shores.
Looks Down on Home.
One OF these, a native of Boston.
awoke without knowing where he
was, to remark he hadn't sen Bos-
ton for almost three years. He even
told where he lived, The pilot, who
also knew Boston, took circle over
the city and tilted a wing so the
young veteran looked down on his
home the first time he glanced out
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Fairfax Clinic Schedule
For Week Is Announced

DR.. Nelson Podolnick, Fairfax
County health officer, today an
nounced the following clinics to bs
held this week in the county:
Tuesday-Venereal disease clin-
ic at 1890 pm. at Woodlawn. oppo-
site the Open Air Theater, on
Route /.
Observation-Disclosures and child
health clinic, 10:30 am, and vene-
real disease clinic. 1890 pm. back
at the Falls Church Town Hall, and
a maternal and child health clir1ic,
/ pm, at the Fairfax County Court
house. =
Thursday - Maternal and child
health clinic, 10 am, at Wood
lawn.
Friday-X-ray and venereal dis
ease clinics at am. and pm,
respectively, at the Fairfax County
Courthouse.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

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Evening star., 1944-12-24
Glenn Miller, Bondsmon.
Missing in Action
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
QUARTZ, Calf, Dec. 23.-Maj. J.
Glenn Miller, peacetime dance band
leader, is reported missing in &C
ton in France, his wife's parents an
nounced here tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Burger said
the word came by telephone from
their daughter. Mrs. Miller called
from Tenaf1y, N. j., where she had
gone to accompany girl, recently
adopted by the Millers, to Cali
fornia.
, Mrs. Miller said that the band
leader had been in England for
some time, directing musicians
groups in an armed forces enter
tainment program, and that he
went to France about two weeks ago
Evening star., 1944-12-24

the turn Of the tide hung on .
mighty slim thread.
The resident British comniis-
sioner has returned to the islands
to govern the natives, many OF
whom are employed by the Amett-
can forces, mostly for the purpose
of cutting cocoanuts.
As for the Japs, they are practi-
cally non existent, unless there are
a few up in the jungle fastness on
the rugged mountains which abound
on the islands. Only last week ons
came in from the jungles, ap-
parently fed-up on the small fare
and the possibility Of having to die
for the Emperor.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

"A little girl asked me his name
and I said Frank, DR.. Mann said.
Children have to know everything
and you must be quick on the trigger
sometimes to please them"
The huge species of the vulture
family, known to naturalists as
"sarcohampus gryphus," arrived at
the Zoo Thursday night by rail ex-
press.
Condors are said to have consumed
as much as l8 pounds of meat a day,
but DR.. Mann gave Frank, who Is
2 years old, about IA pounds a day
to start.
His MENU" the Zoo superinten-
dent added, probably will consist
of horse meat, a dead rat now and
then and occasionally bit of fish
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Furniture Shop Fire
DESTROYS Antiques

Valuable antique clocks and
furniture left for repair were dam
aged yesterday when fire swept
through the furniture repair shop
of Misha Schreibman at 1704 Seven
teenth street NV.
Mr.. Schreibman, who lives at
Second Cabin John Park. Bethesda,
Md, would not estimate OF the loss.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Ida F. Hunter, 81, $50 22nd st. NV
Emily F. Miller, 50, 1348 Euclid st. NV.
Frederick E. johnson, so, 1929 Pa. ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Author
Arrested

LONDON, Nov. % (UP)-P. G.
Wodehouse. British author who
created the impeccabIe Jeeves. has
been arrested in Paris. it was an
nounced officially today.
Warehouses; wife was arrested
with him, officials said but they
profesSed 10 have no details of
the charges against the couple.
The author was in his French
villa when the Germans swept
through France in 1910. He was
taken TO Germany. and for a time
broadcast from Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

in divorce tangle -.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. %
(UP)-John d. Spreckels III,
sugar heir, charged that among
men who were intimate with
his wife, Mrs. Mary Lavinia
Spreckels. there we're prominent
film stars. as their divorce fight
staggered on.
Yesterday Superior Judge Alfred
f. PaoneSsa SuStained Mrs
SpreckelS' demurrer 10 her nus
bands cross complaint, and gave
attorney, Paul r. Mat
thewS, 80 days 10 be more specific
about tho adultery charges.
eff We are required 10 name
one or more correspondents, II
shalt he DONE" Matthews told
the court in answer to Judge
PaonesSa's order that names,
dates and places regarding the
movie actors he gwen Matthews
had not mentioned names
previously. asserting they were
too prominent as movie stars.
Spreckels is On sea duty with
the l.. s. Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Sift Elliott ROOSeVelt'S
Intervention i'm Fight

ulcers. said. "Quite a crowd
collected and occasionally one
Of the spectators would PRIV
some Of the soldiers loose. NV
cab driver had gone looking for
MPs.
81 was still holding my own
when q taxi drove up and two
officers got out. One recognized
from previous pictures as Col.
Elliott Roosevelt and the other
was q major.
THE major took hold OF me
while Col. Roosevelt told the SOL
diers to leave. I protested TO
the colonel, but the ajor said I
was under arrest. Some one
shouted here come the MPs.
The colonel them left and I
heard the major say to the
MPs. keep this quiet. A son Of
the President 10 inVeiVsd. Then
the mai left"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov. % tINS)-
The army district provost marshal
today investigated an early-morn-
ing Broadway set-to in which Col.
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the Presi-
dent. allegedly came 10 the aid OF
four soldiers battling Max Hutdle,
30-year-old dance hall floor man.
sger, and enabled the els to es-
uSape before MPs arrived.
Huddle told ms that early
/. Yesterday he entered a taxicab
when four soldiers crowded up
and attempted TO hire the machine.
Huddle reported that two OF
them entered the cab and tried TO
drag him out and when he didn't
give up "the four then started to
slug il out with me-"
"They bsttied me for 20 min
utes," Huddle. who was rejected
for service because Of stomach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

She did not define what she
<neant by action"
simultaneously, WLB reinforced
~ back-to-work ultimatum with
the statement that the walkout in
Ohio must be terminated "uncon-
ditionally."
Henry Mayer. New York. attor-
ney for the union, arrived in De-
troit this morning and was TO
confer with Michigan Bell officials
during the day. Mrs. Smith said.
Dial system calls will be main
tanned in the event Of strike.
Mrs. Smith said. Services that
would be badly affected include
long distance calls. information.
calls from manual phone and as
sistance by operators.
A special crew TO handle emer-
gency calls only would remain on
duty. union officials said
Eight hundred Detroit operators
met in the Labor Temple last
night and voted unanimously TO
empower Mrs. Smith to call a
strike but also voted TO withhold
strike action pending outcome OF
q War Labor Board hearing IN
Washington today.
Previous attempts by state and
T.. s. conciliators to ward of the
taking of a strike vote failed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
f86We|defs
Again Close
Fruehduf S

Fruehauf Trailer Co. 10940
Harper. was virtually closed down
today by IT'S fourth strike in three
weeks.
A protest walkout by 1856 weld
ers over disciplining of one welder
caused work Stoppage for 900 war
workers. the company spokesman
said. An additional 200 remained
in for the day.
The company statement said
the welder was laid off for three
days yesterday because he refused
10 be assigned 10 another Job
temporarily. Twenty-three weld
ers on the second shift left the
plant with him. and were Joined
by 1853 welders on today's day
shift.
Preliminary arbitration pro-
ceedings were under way yester-
day on previous strikes. when the
new dispute arose A second
meeting is set for Nov. 30 If the
plant is in operation.
Union officials OF Local 90,
UAW-CIO, were not available for
comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov. % (INS)
The Twentieth Air Force today
acknowledged its first B-29 losses
from enemy fighter opposition
over Japan. but reported that the
in their greatest
aerial battle TO date. knocked
down or damaged 81 Jap planes
to an overall loss of at the most
three American ships.
In a communique on the latest
air assault which struck al Japan
proper and eneny-occupied points
on the Chinese mainland. the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

Mulhouse fell to the lightning
sweep down the Rhine Valley by
the French First Army. the van
guard of which Gen. De Ganlle
said was at the gates of Colmar,
another 20 miles to the north.
simultaneously the American
Seventh Army broke through the
Vosges defenses northwest Of
Strasbourg and raced down the
eastward slopes within sight of
Germany.
YANKS SMASH AHEAD
AS the German defenses swayed
back on the southern front. the
u. S. Ninth Army, thanking the
First above Aachen, disclosed that
its armor had knocked out 81 of
about 100 German tanks in four
day battle and now was nearing
the Roer River line above Duren.
After capturing Eschweiler, the
First Army troops pushed on to
clean out Durwiss, two miles to
the northeast, and the hamlet OF
Lohn.
Ninth Army troops captured
Pattern. five miles northeast OF
Eschweiler.
Front dispatches said the First
Army now held a nine-mile stretch
of the four-lane highway between
Aachen and Cologne.
MERELY A GHOST TOWN
Henry T. Gorrell, United Press
correspondent, went into Esch-
weller soon after it fell. He said
the Germans were fighting hard
to bar the way to Duren. due east
of Eschweiler on the Roer. the
biggest obstacle on the way TO
Cologne.
Mai. Fred Z. Needham of ALL
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Pdtternmdkers
Close Plants

About 1894 patternmakers in
81 small war shops declared a
half holiday this afternoon. clos
ing the plants. to meet and discuss
possible strike action because OF
what the union termed propose ]
wage cut.
Ernest Ross. business manager
OF the Pattern Makers Associa-
ton. ALL. insisted IL was not a
strike but a holiday" He said
there would be no official state
meni from his office until after
the meeting
The strike meeting was being
held in the AFL Temple, So "
Montcalm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Bond Drive
Gains Speed

With the Sixth War Loan drive
in its third day. Detroit's army
of bond workers today reported
progress.
Harry Rife. who with II. J.
Krutsch heads the + Bond Com
mittee. said that his group of los
volunteer life underwriters have
completed their contacts in the
653 industrial firms in the city.
His group has arranged for
rallies 10 be held night and day in
plants throughout the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

PARIS, Nov % (UP)-The American First Army cap
ured Eschweer today after threeday siege, Infringing
the German deenses west of Cologne and far the south
the basons of Mulhouse and Metz fell to Allied armies
chopping up the Naz positions in France
The fall of outanked and ruined Eschweler miles
northeast of Aachen released the main weight of three
armies batterng eastward toward the Rhneland for
cered push the Roer River 20 miles of Cologne
which the maued Naz defenders were withdrawing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Tdxitdb Shortage
Dis(ommodes Seattle

SEATTLE. Nov. % (UP)--Only
nine taxicabS were available for
the almost half-million population
Of war-busy Seattle today AS a
wildcat strike by more than 100
independent cab drivers virtually
halted service
The unauthorized walkout be-
gan last night when independent
drivers abandoned their cabs after
a dispute with union officials over
their alleged "favoritism" for
chain yellow taxi operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
2 B-29S Lost i'm Raid
On Jap Home Islands

department disclosed that two
B-29s were definitely lost and a
third probably lost.
This brings the total Superfort
losses in Is raids made so far on
Japan to 10 planes-moStly due
TO anti-aircraft fire.
Returning pilots reported that
20 japanese fighter planes were
destroyed by the Superfortressex
with 10 probably destroyed and
p others damaged. the comniu-
nique said. All American losses
were incurred over the Omura
aircraft works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
BARRACKS SET ABLAZE
Liquid Gas Blast
Kills 6, Injuries 8

DENISON. Tex. Nov. % (INS)
An explosion of butane gas
which escaped from a truck left
six persons dead and eight seri-
ously injured today Some of the
injured were not expected TO re-
cover, Dennison police said.
The explosion. which occurred
last night. scorched an area a
block square. Witnesses reported
the gas truck was sideswiped by
a passing auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
French General Killed

PARIS. Nov. % INS) - Su-
.preme headquarters announced to-
day that Gen. Brosset, commander
of a French division serving in
Alsace. has been killed in an
automobile accident on the Bel
fort front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Use Of Robots Boosted
By Nazis on West Front

NEW YORK. Nov. % (INS)-
An NBC correspondent on the
American First and Ninth Army
sectors in Germany reported to-
day that within the last "a hours
there has been an amazing in
crease" in the use of vi and W.
robot bombs by the Germans on
the American and British fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Ethel Barrymore Sits Up

NEW YORK. Nov. % (UP)-
Ethel Barrymore is improving
steadily and was able TO sit up to-
day for the first time since she
entered Flower Hospital 10 days
ago. hospital officials announced
todaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Raj Bombers Blast
Bdvarian Rail Center

LONDON. Nov. % 0NS)-
Royal Air Force heavy bombers,
operating in strength, last night
attacked Aschaffenburg, Bavaria,
key railway point Is miles
southeast of Frankfurt. and two
oil plants in the Ruhr, the air
ministry announced today.
The heavy assaults followed
large-scale daylight attacks by
L. s. big bombers on Germany's
dwindling oil supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Save Woman in River

An unidentified woman. about
65. was rescued this afternoon
from the Detroit River al the foot
of Woodward by Police Sgt. Rob-
ert Brown. aided by passersby. The
woman was removed to Receiving
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
| Dead, 7 III, Police
Check Food in Home

PONTIAC. Nov. 22-Food found
in the home of Basil Peters was
being checked in a laboratory to-
day in an effort to determine the
cause of the death of his wife,
Eleanor. 81. and the critical ill
ness of the 27-year-old husband
and Marian McQuaid, Is. who
were found unconscious last night.
Police suspected food poisoning.
Hamburger and salmon found in
the home were being tested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Caffrey Q. KID as Envoy

WASHINGTON, Nov. (UP)-
The Senate foreign relations COM
mittee today approved the nomi-
nation of jefferson Caffrey TO be
TO France. The
is subject TO approval
of tho full Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Home, Betty Sleeps

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. % CUP)--
Betty Hutton, the CTS blonde
blockbuster, was home today
catching UP on sleep after So
0O0-mile entertainment tour of
south Pacific bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
BOND QUOTA EXCEEDED

Wright, Kay e. Co. is the first
Detroit store TO 60 over the top
in their employe sale of f bonds,
according 10 Nate Shapero, chair
man of the retail division of the
War Finance Committee. =
With bonds in the amount of
S17.225 already purchased. they
have more than tripled their 500
quota.
Also over the top are the Stand
ard Oil Co, with sales of S45, $50
against a quota of S35. $50, and a
Pontiac firm. the Auburn Heights
Mfg. Co. which has exceeded its
quota by 30 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
8. BOMBERS HIT MUNICH AREA

ROME, Nov. % (UP)-American 18th Air Force
heavy bomber attacked the Munich rail
in southern Germany Austria and northern Italy today
Lberators hit the Sazburg rail yards IS miles southeast
of Munich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Crash Kills 4 FIiers

BOISE. Ida. Nov. % tINS)--
Four army filters were killed in
the crash OF their Liberator
bomber two and half miles west
OF Gowen Field. it was announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. % ONS)-The House today
and sent to the Senate the federal insurance
BILL designed to protect farmers 1945 crops of wheat
cotton and fax from unavoidable losses due ncement
weather. The vote was 254 to Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
9 Jap Ships
Smashed in
Pacific Raid

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ.,
PHILIPPINES, Nov. p tINS)--
AS rain weary ground forces
pressed home their drive to push
the Japs of Leyte Island. Amer
lean air power swept over the
southwest Pacific in new series
OF damaging raids, which included
the sinking of three enemy ships
and damaging six. including one
light cruiser and another warship,
Gen. Macarthur announced today.
Army Liberators attacking Bru-
mel Bay in north Borneo, Nov 10,
scored direct hits on the light
cruiser and another warship which
might have been of the same
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
NAILS YIELD WINE CENTER OF TOKAY
LONDON, !
Lrnnan nNR raj

LONDON, Nov. % (INS)-COl. Ernst Hammer
German DNB military commentator, reported tonight that
German troops have evacuated the famous old Hungarian
wine center of Toay 30 miles east of captured Mskoc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
BIG FREIGHTER SUNK

A navy Catalina probably de-
stroyed 3,000-ton freighter near
Zamboanga. west o. southern Min
danao Island. as later reconnais-
sance flights spotted wreckage
but no ship. On the same night
another Catalina sank two coastal
vessels in the same vicinity.
Twelve enemy fighters attempt
ing 10 intercept were dispersed
after one was shot down and an
other probably destroyed.
Patrol planes off southern Min
danao Island destroyed or heavily
damaged 1,000-ton Jap freighter
while medium bombers and fight
ers attacked the SaSa and Libby
airdromes near Davao, cratering
the runways and shooting down
one of four intercepting planes. =
BARRACKS SET ABLAZE
Other American patrol planes
swept over Tarakan on the north
east coast of Borneo on the heels
of previous damaging raid and
set more fires to enemy barracks
and two small vessels off shore.
Meanwhile, rain-soaked Amer
Continued on"Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
: KEY n Az
Cit IS fall
521l IZ:S1$
JAP BOMBERs OVER CHANGTU

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 (INS)-The Chungking radio
reported that Japanese planes attacking in four waves
bombed the suburbs of Chanktu, capital of Szechwan
Province, last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

While the executive board OF the Michigan Telephone
Union met In session to debate strike action 5000
workers Of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Employees
refused toca on the strike despite the stern warning that
they challenging the government Of the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Phone Strikers Defy WLB
Row on WaV
IOPreSident

WASHINGTON, Nov % ONS) - The War Labor
Board today set In motion the machinery for referring the
defiant strike Of 5000 Ohio telephone workers the White
Mouse In effort to avert the threat of a Gripping
honai walko6t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
AIRLINE BUYS BONDS

The labor-management commit
tee al Chrysler's Plymouth divi-
sion reported that 81 per cent of
their $531,000 goal has been
reached.
Frank N. Isbey. chairman of
the state war finance committee,
revealed $4,000 check has been
received from Eddie Rickenbacker,
president and general manager of
Eastern Air Lines, for bonds in
connection with the companys
victory bond purchase fund.
staff that Thanksgiving tarksy with dressing
enriched with KEYKO MARGARINE. ADV.
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