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Evening star., 1944-02-20

them at Salerno and there saw them recover
from their initial mistakes to go on to Naples
and beyond, oonquering not only good Ger
man troops but almost impossible terrain.
Today these sons of yours are embarking
upon the invasion of the continent; an inva-
sion which Eisenhower is the authority will
result in final victory. And as hundreds of
thousands of your boys await their first taste
of battle - and millions of others finish their
training and move toward the fighting fronts
- parents all over are undoubtedly wonder
ing how the war will change, or has changed,
their sons Has the blood they saw shed at
TW-2-2e-A
Evening star., 1944-02-20

nation from crystal ball or three tired tea
leaves but was talking hard military facts
To Eisenhower war is mathematical prob
lem of men, transport, machines, supplies and
transportation - all tangible elements
l know something about one of those ele.
ments - men. know your sons, as does any
war correspondent who has been with them
in action. knew them first at Dieppe when
a small group of them went into combat for
the first time. saw them grow in numbers
and experience and in Sicily saw them fight
with the same verve and aplomb as the ex-
perienced British Eighth Army. was with
Evening star., 1944-02-20
REPORT FROM THE FRONT

As the war roars toward its climax . . what is II
doing TO your boys? Here is an answer by a
correspondent who was with them under fire . e.
by Quentin Reynolds
Avtkor Of "Tbs Cw4opR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
-TurhlLare. Hou.sheId Good.

RUGS. used. cleaned. gxis sNi0,
So s3 up runner ZOE sd up Center
Rug 1927 Woodw ard TO s-9iff.
GROOM OUTFIT -SIiI
NO FINANCE CO 81 WEEKLY
All brand new furniture living room
consists of gorgeous spring filled
couch with barrel bacS lDunee chair.
ski feit base rug with border Choice
Of une bridge. junior or table amp
or end sable oCcasl onai table or cock
taN ta0is Sisdroon consists Of
matched bed And choice Ot spacious
chest or vanity or. dresfer. Spring ana
fufiy mattress Included. Free gift
choice OF hogdoir chair pair pillows
or throw rug Dinetfe--consists 81
natural finish large table with 4
sturdy chairs. - match Choice Of
free gift Breakfast set consists Of
unfinished table. Z chairs 70 pieces
silverware or - piece set dishes.
Electric Refrigerator, washer or stove
extra
SPITE 7665 GRATIOT
CORNER BALDN rs OPEN Q TO 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

kODAks-Movis cameras, Will sell,
buy. eKch. Acme Gamers. SIT Shelby
TIME CLOCKS - Perfect condition
no priority; SJs 80 90 s5sx,o. ca
nm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Furniture. Heu.shsld Good.

WILL TRADE or buy your piano snd
Old furniture. Nv 1Oii.
5-PC BEDROOM SET. 81 so
Includes spring and mattress
RAIMI BROS.
1908 Grand River. near Fourteenth
1880 Grand River. near schooicratt
Open Thurs Fri. Sat. Ewes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

A ROOMY newly decorated mod
home ST. on p acre partly wooded
restricted ueighborhood adjacent 20
tus and school 5000 total On pawn
ard move in sROSSM Al. cor Van
Born and Wayne RI Wayne s20 ~
32O23 Michigan Ave, just IS. Of
Fioise WAYNE 3o3.
a SMALL cottage and IL &C. nr.
Plat Rock on paved road elef IN
side unfinished 81 sos WITH $500 On.
Newman i1o5i Telegraph az Cod
dard DE 1886
ACRE plots on pavement. Good soil.
$500 CITY or suburban lots together
al bargain prices, your terms from
owner. no oso6.
M HARPER ard Elght Mile Road
115xii3. S475. $40 down. 30 interest
city bus. water. schools small home
allowed palby campbell, 2lso5
Mack Open IS Tt 2-e74o
cLOsE-IN- eSx301. one block from
school mr. Nile RI. one low tax
year. S325 terms. Houseman spitzty
Cup. is5li W Nile Ri, RE 62s2
bfVE OFT, see. and buy very
bee 5 acre farms. fronting on 10
Mle pavement between Little Mack
and Kelly Road Salesman on ground.
NHhN
CO 23sis =. Jcnctson, ST. CLAIR
Shores Phous RoseviIle 07s0
FOR SAL.E-5 acres garden land
near Utica Small home. barn, flow
ing well 81 ZOO cash. 22T0 Poland.
MA 1875
sCHOOiCRAktr cor EckleV ri a
acres. paved Qs0 n facing SCHOOL,
craft. will take S4OO down Newman.
Ioy cor lnksser road. RE OdA3
1919 MODERN DESIGN PLAN
Green Acres Community
Now opeu You viii he sufpfFed
when you sec ian Every acre has
rtetron water Community rcstfic
lions
See u-f0cated On smile RS one
hst mile vest NJ Middle beN Ici
IN1rIa 205f or @ 5000. 6i2-62i
Ford BIDS 3. r. Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

"RTUpHOLsTERY ADVERTISERS
~ THE DETROIT TINES SUB.
ecRrBE TO THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS REuPHOLsTERY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING TO BARE FRAME. SPRINGS
RETIED, FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED wHRE MEG
ESSARY.'
Al UPHOLsTERING: choice covers.
Fidelity Upholsterins. Call OR Tso.
"RFLCREsT" - Restyling written
guar est. 5552 fireman, TY t.22l3
s fer quality upheistet-
ing. i2os3 CD. RIVER no 2oeo.
CALL RipLEY-Free estimates.
Ridley Uphol Co. TY 4-e52l
FOR hne upholstering. call Crane Up
h0ls'ering. ss95 Mack. PL 2l7i.
INDIVIDUAL STYLING, $3.50
1858 CO River. TIMPA. We 1880
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild
your ape suite Call TO $500.
REBUILD. restyle, recover apiece
suite. S3s. so Craft. Tf. 7'la3O'
TIKI FINEST IN uPHoLsTERiNG
w 1000 1915 GRAND RIVER
trPHOI STEERING AND REPAIRS
AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
Occasional ohass sit.50. cushions
rshwr. 81 so, prompt service large
select on of materials. Cleir"oOo
Upholstery. TR 1882.
z pcs recovered. $50 up General.
ssas GRAND RIVER. TY. a-l2oO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
VICTORY GARDENS

GARDENERS - Buy your garden plot,
now. from 2 20 10 &C on paved
roads. city water can arrange for
ylowirg Newman Farms. Inc 1862
Penooscot BIDS CH'il50
VICTORY GARDENS. East Detroit
ard Royal Oak so'Ni2s' $500. sewer
ALREADY installed and paid for. Phone
I %allA I've TR 2.Iasf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Furniture. Household Goods


LIVING ROOM-$59.50
7-pc spring BUN. worth plenty. used
mo mqhsir fnexe
LIND's. 1881 Fenken a. Ayernois.
LOUNGE CHAIR, S26.50
Beautiful material Ottoman With
each chair
LIMBS. 1881 Fenken a. Livernois
LOUNGE chair ami Ottoman S2a
SAXE-1A18s- GEsitlat 1T allie
MATTRESSES innerzpr.ngs sam
plies, SIT, Mitchells, 5000 Gratlot
MRS. MARIA GLADSTONE. for
merry 81 the Unclaimed Freight Rail
road Salvage Corp. wishes a. LEI her
former customers know that like
time. she also made changes Now
you can buy furniture. lamps. pie
lures. mirrors mattresses, springs,
linoleum. paints varnishes, enUmeis
and miscellaneous articles For your
convenience, Use our easy credit pay
inent plan. 6465-f9 Gratiot Ave.
NEW furniture trade your piano
City Music. 1912 Mack. open ewes.
RHtS, used. cleaned gXl2. sNi0
$50 81 up. rugs i2Ni1 Chenele
broad wool. $50 throws. TIC 20 up.
American Carpet CirS,, s63s Oakland.
MA 1913 open Sundays. l24
RUGS, sXi5. e-136. I2x15. II 3xl2.
others today 29is Twelfth ~
3 Complete Rooms, S129
All new living room bedroom
Kitchen furniture including rugs.
tables, lamps, dishes Terms
Kay Furn.. 1920 Michigan
3 ROOMS Site
Brand new So 10 per week
pleasing selection Of new furniture.
Parlor. dinstte. 3-piece bedroom suite.
rugs. chairs dishes pictures, lamps
mirror
WARD FURNITURE co
tNo affiiihrI0n WITH agy storeb
1927 WEST WARREN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Suburbun Reel Esioie for Sol,

s ROOMS and bath. electric. water;
about y acre good soil. only So $50.
Real buy. terms
IRwfN. RrGHT A. HINES. INC
i--E-4 era tf--t----- Ff 1ffr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
STOVES AND HEATERS

STOKERs available for consumers of
p tons on more per season Furnaces
and boilers tor replacement Repairs
On att types OF heating equipment
American Automatic Heating Co
Phone ~. $500. 1855 Mack.
NEW GAS STOVES. S4T.S5
RAIMI BROS.
1905 Grand River, near Fourteenth
1880 Grand River, near SchOolcraft
ft4.-4. rI-a,4---- Sat Ives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
COAL AND COKE
ELECTRIC WASHER SERVICE

MCDONALD for coal. coF- e,'s4ity
fuel over 80 wears Of dependable
scrvice call TO $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Income Bungalows Tor Sole
COOLEY HfGii SIC
Seldom & Johnson, Inc
VACANT LOIS FOR SALE

PtIY. state 1MnsA prnps rites. See
your real estate bsoksf.
VICTORY GARDEN HDQTRs
AL size parcels SPAS. easy terms
Close in " vs. section bus service.
Iss4l ". s Nile I'd. TX e142
psaltor
CsoIOREp Inksiefi Several good
lots E-Z terms owner RA e5s4
xsv.-E,ga IN ggre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
WEARING APPAREL

CLOTHING BUYERS
SALE of Mems NV Suits
AZ sizes. StS les CoBirs- $40 Zach.
Lees. 1897 r. Dawson. al pequindre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED

Al c0lored cash buyers waiting
CPuTCHER real. ESTATE
-l-si McGrsw. AZ Warren TY 5-a3oe
a BETTER CASH DEAL FOR
Any East Side Pr0pelty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
BERT BAKER

GRAND RIVER. At LIvERNoIs
PONTIAC - 1889 5 lass. srdsnetie.
dark blue X. H, ) excel tires
trade terms
y COULSON 1877 IrVFRNOfS
PONTIAC 1871 sedanette. JET black
finish x n. ; original t'fcs seas.
p L GRISsOM 6ol5 W. FORT
PONTIAC--40 torpedo sedan r H..
I owner; low mileage; bargain.
Jefferson Chev, 1900 r Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

SYST CNsS AYE,
Furniture. Household Goods
BAKG, Innfrspring mattresses
-smy-si1- ~ +i..r-ai7 --s.--- .irstru--
a BEAuTTrtf. pxi2 Administer -EuE,
blue leaf pattern fspSsssssss she-
rifice. SIS. Mitcheli's 5000 Cratlot.
A DISPOSAL Of ssi-----r--prings, SIT.
Bsrrey, i2iss Jos Csmpau.
A SACRIFICE closeoui 200 bedroom
suites sac 500 500 Hurry Cor best
selection Don't delay open 2 20 2.
sp1rE-r.5-t1rziiai- Al EsiaHls---
A wAsHING machine 90 elecirc re-
friserator used Win nav iylnE
room dfning room ard bedroom
suites. Open y q -Af.rts7-TT--7t era.
tot. 81 BalGwin
A 3 ROOMS Slta
stfS ff-fsfTttEE.--llsL2 GRATfoT
ALL BUYERS rake notice see~over
100 new ape living rom suites. All
srftny CONSTRUCTION ~ I7rrwar Vlai-
~ AZ prewzr T-rrrs. ~ r0N- a. Als.
Rptx 7se5 Graiiot a. ballwtn.
ALL FOR $3.50
BEDROOM, modern vanity chest bed,
AAs Al2p - i4f--t A----i
LIMBS. 633i Fenken a. iiysrnois.
ALL-WOOL RUG. sxi2, S2s
With RnE Pad
RAIMI BROS
is0s GRAND RIVER, NEAR 14TH
Open Thurs Fri Sat Ewes
AN selling rooms ~ new furniture
including used electric refrigerator
for party drafted shvsl-nPsn 2 10 =
sp'I. 1885 GrStiai ~ BALDWIN.
AT BENJAMIN'S
Living room suites SO ap preNef
all-spnng construction.
Benjamins Appliance Shop
1922 Lfv ERNols. y or FENKELL
Open Eves. Tnl 9-Tues. Wed. TIL .
AT LIND'S
Living room. bedroom dining rnom
purchased from h0arce bank Worth
plenty NIl sell cheap
LTND's 1891 Fsnksll ~ L,vsrnois
BEDROOM spec.g. 2-pc. 3 D. 4-pc
SO up Central stores to35 Fenkel.
BEDROOM susie 3-pc sac SAVE.
1889 Gra'ioi u z Mile
BUGGIEs- steer Wheels rthbsr
tires. Padded and waterproof colisp-
sible, 50 ~ az. open = 20 =. spiU
1855 Gratiot az Baldwin
DINING room see. dresser day bed
sSi2 sx10 ruEB. padding good con
di;ion. Nj 1898
FULL coil iuncrsprug mattress,
S2s 80. Cook Furn 21oo Crauot
HOLLYWOOD beds complete $50
SAVE. 1889 Gratiot ~ = Mle Rd
FNSFPSpRrNG rulffrpsscs All sizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
OWL MOVING co.
LAUNDRIE
MUSIC LESSONS

CURTAINS. tsblecio,hs. bedsprradi
prompt service e. Deliveries +
Week Curis.n Cleaners. TT l-ssi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

Al repairing. all makes washers
vsCuums, sewing machines; 3-dsy
serv. Is yrs exp. work guaranteed.
MfCKY s sEHVICE no 1897
Al REPAIRING. an makes guar.
To E4l&--1----.------.-S SER N-2-ti+S
Al WASHER. rsdru--rrvics. Crosse
P0lnte Appliance LE 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

AOtOmSnfLEo WANiLD
AAA--JuNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. TO s-4J49.
x BETTER price paid Tor junk cars
and trucks. Oh $3.50.
A-t4ett4ta= prize fsEF Y1HF car any
make or model cash waiting. NJ. l..
Davis Co. Michipaf,i 81 5rrg--t Pack
ard Dealer 1923 Gratiot. PL 1920.
a GOOD car ls what / need Have
I'D 20 81, 300 IN cash. TO 9-i7o5.
A HIGHER PRICED PAID.
ANY MAKE OR MODEL.
IF IT. RUNS WE WILL BUY 1T.
FOR THE TOP sSs
our Buyer VIII Call Immediately.
JEFFERSON CHEVROLET
220o +. JEFFERSON FL $3.50
A PARTY wants cars with good
motor: tires not important: like az
IS 80 Model; $3.50 10 $500 Daley
Car Co, 346s Gratiot. tin 2 p. NJ.
A PRIVATE PARTY wishes a good
clean car from private party; price.
model no object. Have cash. r, y.
Miner 1891 Yorkshire PL 6746.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
FARm AND LANDS ron SALE
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

roo ACRES IN north Missouri near
Unionvtle. All improvements. OR
fUsT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
COLORED-VACANT
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BRAILE, 1875
Modern frame, built 1870; 2 large
bedrns large kitchen. utility room.
Pun price only 81 500, easy terms
UN i-f3OO
EIMEP ~ CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
YAcuuM CLEANER REPAIR
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

VACUUM Cleaner, Op%FAasi4ea 81 50.
an work guaranteed; pick up and
delivery OIL 03fZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

YOUR 2-scre parcels ready for plant
ing fertile soil. on Ford Rd.. ST so
down. Salesman on property Satur-
day and Sunday. Evenings UE 4-442O.
i & Hadley Inc CA OO6O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

EFNNI -IET TTT0T0 I"-"Ts- TAT'
srts tcalored1 quick action G ".
WHITE $3.50 Hastings II i-0Os6.
cOIORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES FLATS kpTs HURRY
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN ~ nfto
coLoREb-AI.L TYPES or PROP.
IN f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
HArS ron SALE

tERNEi. n. OF DIX 2-nst, rooms
each. furnaces rent sos. s.. 500
cash 20 mtg. Judson Broadway Co.
RA sT00
MIcHlCAN-2sth-6-3. IS 800, 81 800
DIN. Modern. LA SPOT Tw is233
NoRTHLAwN. N. Of Fenkea-Frams
2-nat, rms. each. sep. bate. newly
decor. sickpess forces sale
NU-BulLT HOMES co. --Ho 1924
PLAINVIEW. 8. or WARREN
Frame fat 4 rms each. LII -AAze /,
h A, ht. SIDE dr.. gar splendid
condition. Only 81, 200 ST. 900 down.
Early occupancy. Bru,on Realty.
uSE 6-723n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
How Vatican
Fed Romans
PapaI Aide Describes
System Under Nazis

VATICAN CITY. June 10 (INS)
Count Enrico Galeazzi. one of
Pope Plus Kills closest advisers,
revealed in an exclusive interview
today that throughout the German
occupation of Rome the Vatican
fed one-third of the Italian capt.
tails population.
The Nazis. he revealed. main
tanned guards around Vatican
City, but did not interfere with
life inside the Vatican's walls.
Inside the Vatican. food was a
big problem. Everything was
strictly rationed and every effort
was made so that as many people
in Rome as possible would receive
the same rations as those privi-
legged to live in the tiny papal
domain.
Count GaleaZzi said that one
third of the flour brought into
Rome was supplied by the Vatican
1--WE turned over flour 10 the
Rome bakers" he, explained.
"Bread was Just about the sole
subsistence of the people of
Rome. In addition, Pope Plus
arranged to set up soup kitchens
in the Italian capital. We served
hot soup TO 200. 900 people daily"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Attorney Soldier
Just Won't Talk

To those who may remember
Ralph w. McKenney when he
practiced law in Detroit il may be
surprising to learn that he has
lost his gift o CAB after nearly
three years in New Guinea and
Australian waters as skipper oil
various navy craft.
Reached Saturday at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Louis j. Nc
Kenney. 30 Massachusetts. High
land Park. where he is in hiding
and enjoying his first real leave
since he left here on May II. 194l
with the last detachment of De
troit's naval reServists, Comdr
McKenney Just amt talkin'."
He puts il this way:
'I'll have plenty TO tell when
we get through with the job we
have to do. Right now j think
II best to refrain from talking
and perhaps saying things ! may
regret. No story. So sorry"
And that is all you can get from
Comdr. Mckinney who left De-
troit an ensign and who has just
been notified of his promotion Il
lieutenant commander.
Oh yes, Comdr. Mckinney wa
willing to discuss one subject. He
revealed that he is about to MARI,
Miss Sally Theresa Black, IS
Atkinson.
No definite date has been set 70
the wedding by Comdr. McKenneS
said it would be shortly before HI
leaves for Miami, Fla, where h,
will he attached TO the subchaslnl
training center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Best Wishes Of Pope
CabIed 10 President

ROME, June 10 CUP)-Lt. Gen.
Mark w. Clark, commander of
the u. S, Fifth Army. has re-
vealed that at the request of Pope
Plus XII he has cabled President
Roosevelt the Pontiff's warm re-
CARDS and wishes.
The Pope asked Gen. Clark to
send such a message when he re-
CeiYed him in audience Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Fulton Lewis Says:
.FDR Showed
RdreCourdge
Invasion Badly Timed
From Political Angle
BY FULTON LEWIS JR.
copyrss,. is". ny King Feature.

Copyright. 1914. ~ King Features
WASHINGTON, June 1o-Many
and glorious will be the sagas
about the courage and heroiSm
Of the CT Joes who Swarmed the
beaches Of Normandy last Tues
day. but in that Allied invasion
there was another bit OF courage
that seems TO have gone unno-
ticed.
II was on the part OF Franklin
D. Roosevelt, and IL consisted of
the simple act of giving the nod
for the invasion 10 60 on at that
particular time.
1t was a political, rather than
physical courage. but II took
plenty. because its a clear cinch
that the naturalization of the
invasion completely changes the
lights and shadows on the Novem-
Der presidential election picture,
and the President must have fore
seen those implications when he
gave the orders.
There's no use grading IN 8
thing in soft language and frills.
The plain truth is that a con-
siderable number OF the more
fanatical Roosevelt-haterS OF the
nation were firmly convinced that
the President was going 10 put of
any invasion attempt until such a
time that the war in Europe
would still be going on as OF cleo
ton day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
u. 5. Nurses Garry
Wounded in France

A NINTH AIR FORCE TROOP
CARRIER BASE, ENGLAND,
June 10 GNS)-With land mines
exploding 80 yards away and
with dead Germans in full view
our nurses today for the first time
went into the liberated strip on
the Cherbourg peninsula in Nor
mandy and brought out American
and German wounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
French in Action Soon

LONDON. June 10 ms
French troops soon will 60 into
action with the Allied invasion
forces engaged in the offensive to
liberate France. the authoritative
British Press Association reported
today.
- Air Show Reopens Today -
The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
900 al Methodist
State Conference

LANSING. June 1o-The an
nual conference of southern Mich
igan Methodist ministers and lay
men at Central Methodist Church
was attended by more than GOO
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
MT Hho" he"pe"s I"uHS :
Birmingham Election

BIRMINGHAM, June 10 (UP)
Two of seven candidates for the
Birmingham school board are
women. The election will be held
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
SUSPICIOUS OF FOES

A gruesome and diabolicsl idea,
10 be sure, but many is the anti
New Dealer who has nursed and
even whispered that suspicion.
Some backed into il, by saying
that he probably was not doing IT
BY deliberate design and intention,
but rather that the subconscious
wish was fathering his military
decisions.
The decision as TO when an
army is ready TO strike is riddled
with indeterminables, anyway.
1t would be easy. they said, TO
rationalize a continued postpone
ment on the grounds that time
costs nothing, and the longer and
more completely and the m or g
Overwhelmingly we were pre-
pared. the less would be the final
cost 10 us in casualties.
PRESIDENT KEPT FAITH
There were others who played
the direct shot: they believed -
and they really did that the
President was planning it tn
way, as cold blooded Is years in
the White House political strategy
The suspicious went up in
smoke, of course, on the Norman
sands. The President kept faith,
even though he had plenty of
opportunity for doing otherwise.
There are innumerable compe-
tent military men all over the
world who would have supported
decision TO wait for more prepa-
ration. Churchill is one OF them.
It's open information that he has
never wanted to attempt a chan
mel crossing. and didn't at this
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Buy Bonds 10 Save
Soul, Slogan Of Boy, 5

PITTSBURGH. June 10 CUP)--
The Fifth War Loan drive may
well 1cok 10 a fiye-year-old boy
for It's slogan. Asked by his Sun
dsy school teacher what must we
do 70 save our souls. the youngSter
replied:
we must buy war bonds
Evening star., 1944-04-14

ance. The faulty intonation and
rather strident tone of the first
violin that predominated in the
Vivace and in portions of the first
quartet was remedied and the beau
tiful melody received an inspired
presentation. In matters of dynamic
effects and colorful shadings of tone,
the members of the string quartet
are past masters, while the ensem-
BILE has a quality of refinement en-
riched by fire in proper restraint.
The second of the famous "Rasou-
mowsky' quartets, representing Bee
thoven's second period of creative
development, is one of serious i'm
port and lofty thought. In compli-
ment to the then Russian Ambassa-
dor to Austria, Prince Rasoumowsky,
the Russian theme that was to be-
come generally familiar under an
other guise was introduced into the
ScherZo. The program concluded
Evening star., 1944-04-14

Presidential Appeal Board. it was
stated yesterday by Assistant United
States Attorney John c. Conliff, jr.,
who is prosecuting the case.
The Government won at least an
initial victory yesterday when Judge
Hartigan recited a Supreme Court
decision as authority for ruling he
then made to the effect that the
"propriety" of a selective service
classification is not subject to review
in a criminal case on trial where the
question of induction is at issue.
Under the ruling, the court cannot
question the correctness of the clas-
sification given Adwell or the order
given him to report for induction.
To contest the classification, Mr..
Conlif said, an inductee would have
to proceed under habeas corpus
proceedings after having reported
for induction.
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that of opus 1875, with the Quar-
tet in E Minor. Op. SO, No, q bring
ing the program to an end. The
concert last night, presented
through the Gertrude Clarke Whit
tall Foundation. drew the GUS
tomary overfiowing crowd of lis
teners
The Quartet in @ Major, Op. 10,
No. 2" is more conspicuously under
the influence of Mozart than the
others of this series and its light
whimsical character is unmarried by
any introspective thought. BY some,
it has been designated the Com
pliment Quartet" for it's gracious
elegance and the fact that the en-
tire opus 18 was dedicated to his
friend and patron, Prince Lobko-
WITT, at whose fashionable home
music was often per-
formed, may give some credence to
the idea. 1t has all the esprit and
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grace of aristocratic character
rather than the boisterous fun the
composer sometimes allowed him.
self to express.
In the last fully completed work
of the master, the Quartet in F
Major, Op. 1885," the same light
touch is present in the first two
movements, especially unique in
style in the vivace. but followed by
such a deeply moving and spiritual
lento as to cause searchers after
particular meanings to see a pre-
sentiment of the end that was to be
reached few months later. Fur
ther emphasis on this premise is
found often in the equivocal words
inscribed on the manuscript, Must
it be?-It must be-
The playing of the lento, which
Beethoven called gentle song of
peace" was among the many fine
points of the Budapest's perform