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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Reds Smash
Enemy Line
In Priipet
Russians Are Within
20 Miles Of Kovel,
Communications Base

Moscow, Jan. l5-(AP)-
RuSSlan troops pursuing Il bad.
ly diSorganiZcd German army
over Il large sector west of The
Horyn river beyond Sarny have
driven within 10 miles of the
big communications base of
t\ovcl Tin old Poland), front
dispatches declared today.
To thr north, 4 White Russian
army offensive battrrisIg into
The Princt marshes toward
finsk lis miles away have
smashed 'hc backbone of Nazi
deicnscs, Rcd Star asserted, and
General KonStanlin RDkGssov-
SkSs troops are pouring through
The broken enemy lines.
Inc army newspaper said The
German nigh command vainly had
ordered line held between the
Siucn and HOryn river. but General
Nik"!"i Natutin'S Ukrainian forces
battered through and the Germans
probably will attempt another bio
stand in The Styr river running %
10 80 miles west of the Horyn, or
between the Styr and Stuchoe ri
vcr. only 20 miles cast OF Kovcl.
Moscow radio said the NaZis did
not even have time To blow up or
mine bridges.
Soviet units that seized Stcpan.
10 miles southeast OF Sarny, were
driving down behind Rovno. 80
miles south, which WAS reported
becoming badly Cutglankcd.
RokossOvsky'S five-day old Of
fcnsivc hammered into tho Pri-
pet marshes on a 3O-miIes front
beyond fallen MOzyr and Kahn
kOvichi with extraordinary ar
tillcry support after breaking
enc of the strongest lines the
enemy has vet established.
Inc one sCVen-milc sector the
Germans had built in depth de-
lenses OF four trenches. - artillery
points. 81 heavy machine gun nests
and many mortarS and mines.
Red Star said Soviet troops have
crossed the Ippa river l3 miles west
OF kahnkovichi. and ski troops and
cavalry dashed after the Germans
ana raidcd rear areas.
Moscow radio said the Ger
mans appeared bcwildcrcd by
the stunning Red army blows
III the Pripct area. .Rumanians
were dying in great numbers, il
said
The Russians already had reach
cd SkriGalov. 20 miles beyond Mo-
Zyr and lis miles from Pinsk. the
industrial river city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

London, Jan. lG - (APD -
The Raj threw its full weight
INTO the prc-inNaSion campaign
to eNterminate the German air
force, burying the central Ger
man city Of Brunswick under Il
heavy load of explosives last
night as an aiterStrOkc to the
Am"ric;in dayiigh; attack last
Tuesday when Fortrc>ses and
Llberat0rS fought one OF the
great battles Of the war 20
bomb the McSSerschmitt plant.
As this Elaiu iaTcc WAS over
Brunswick. Mosquito bOmbcrS
returned again to attack Berlin.
and other planes bombed Mad
scburg. important chemical and
war manufacturing city south
west of Berlin. and targets in
northern France.
The overnight blow al NaZi de-
tense tigl tcrs swung the Allied ac-
rial offensive into I rOllnd-;he- clock
attack again. following By only a
lew hours a dHyiong assault on
r.i"laiy targets in ror;hCrn Frlrca
ny strong formations OF American
LlboratorS and Flying FortrcS"cS,
medium MaraudcrS and Allied me-
dunn and light bombcrs, fighter
b0mbcrS and SWarmS OF fighters.
Nine enemy craft were DESTROYED
IN the daylight raid by the Anlcri-
can heavy bomberS, and Is NOR. by
their escorts and by Allied medium
and light bOmbcrS and their CSCDrtS.
Allied losses in yesterdays daylight
operations were l6 planes, three OF
them heavics.
Yesterdays daylight attacks
against the SO-calIed crockett
gun coast called into action in
the neighbOrhOud of I.40O Al
lied planes. La>i nights twin
blows by the heavy bombcrs
and the Mosquitoes made the
fourth notable United Nations
air assault against the Germans
within 81 hours.
One hundred Russian bombcrs
entered the assault yesterday, al
tacklng German Black Sea con-
Noy. and iar-ranging RAF planes
SWooped down on more NaZi ship-
ping off Norway. torpedoing two
vessels.
Brunswick. city of 100000 pop-
!ilatICn which lies 100 miles west of
Berlin. was last hit by the RAF's
night raiders on September -. Its
airplanc works and plants turning
out "rtillcry. motorcycles. tractors
ana railway equipment were lar
gels Of the powerful Tuesday as
Sat'il by American bombcrs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Rails Lead In
Stock Bidding

New York. Jan. l5.--(NP)-Buy-
crS c0nvCrgCd on rail securities IN to-
days market and vigorous bidding
lii'cd iaN"rltcs fraction or so on
thc largest Saturday stock turnover
since mid-ScptCmbcr.
Improvements were recorded for
Southern Railway. u. S. Steel. Cen.
cral Motors and Goodyear.
Commodities were somewhat un-
e en-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Tar Heel Nominated
Brigadier General

Washington, Jan. l5 -(AP) -
President Roosevelt today nomina;-
&c Brgadicr General Dewitt Peel;
Ia DO a major general and Colonel
Gerald c. Thomas 10 be Brigadic:,
general in the Marines.
Pcck's home is listed as Clayton.
New York. Thomas'S address is
given as 7O3 Fifth street, Green
vile, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN.

Washington, Jan. 15.-(AP)-Thc
War Department announced today
INC temporary promotion OF Stephen
Fowler, West Main street, Washing
Ion, from first lieutenant to captain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Berlin And
Madeburg
AlsoBombed
l,400 Planes Strike
Military Objectives
In Northern France

London. Jan. Is (AP) -
American and Allied heavy and
medium and light bUmbcrs at
tackled military objcctircs in
northern France with good re-
suits yesterday. shooting down
"a enemy planes and losing IG
aircraft, three Of them heavy
bOmbcrS. joint British and
United States communiduc said
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Cotton Close
Slightly Lower

New York. Jan. lj.-(NPj Got
ton futures closed unchanged TO 25
cents 4 balC lower.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
WW Fears Job Preference
Lure 10 Wed Servicewomen

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rehabilitation Committee, holding
a two-day conference at the Statler
Hotel, voted its opposition yesterday
to proposed amendment in Con-
gress which would give Government
job preference to husbands of dis
abled ex-ServiceWomen.
The meeting was called to devise
a means of enlarging the VFW's
rehabilitation service and expand
employment opportunities for re-
turning veterans. The amendment
objected to was proposed by Repre-
sentative LaFollette, Republican.
of Indiana, to bill introduced by
Representative Starnes, Democrat,
OF Alabama, which provides for
Government job preference to dis
charged veterans and their widows
and wives of disabled servicemen.
Committee members felt that male
civilians might marry disabled
WACS and WAVES or war nurses
in order to get job preferences. 1t
was also felt that this would work
a hardship on returning servicemen
competing for the jobs.
Carl John Schoeninger of Detroit,
national commander of the VFW,
and John w. Jones of Milwaukee,
Greg, chairman of the Rehabilita-
ton Committee, presided at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Cleaning Firm Loses
|0PA Price Case

Justice James NJ Proctor of Dis
trict Court has made general
finding" for the Office of Price Ad-
ministration in its damage suit
against the Rainbow Dyeing &
Cleaning Co., Inc, TOO block of Sixth
street Sc, for allegedly charging
above ceiling prices for wholesale
cleaning.
In the finding, Justice Proctor
said he would sign judgment for
the more than $500 claimed by
OPA. The sum represents three
times the amount of the alleged
overcharges. The case was the first
local OPA treble-d damage suit to
come to trial.
The firm claimed it had not over
charged and that it had a right to
charge for wholesale cleaning at its
highest price for that work during
March, 1912, the base period. The
OPA, however, claimed the firm had
different classes of customers and
could not charge any wholesale
customer more than it charged that
customer during the base period.
Justice Proctor took the case
under advisement at the end of the
trial last week. 1t was prosecuted
by John L. Laskey, District OPA
enforcement attorney, and Assist
ant Enforcement Attorney j.
Grahame Walker.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

who appeared to be 10 or 10 years
old. They were lettering outside the
store when he entered the place
One of them followed him to the
truck parked on @ street few feet
from the corner, clapped a hand
over his mouth and threw him to the
ground.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Shapiros was
stretching curtains in her living
quarters over the store, heard Mr..
zalkind's muff1ed cries and looked
out the window Her screams
frightened the youths and they fed.
Mr.. Zalkind said he had about $50
or $40 in his pocket.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Woman S Cries Foil
Robbery Of Salesman

An attack by three colored youths
on bread wagon salesman was
frustrated yesterday when a wom-
ans screams frightened of the trio.
They got no money.
Intended victim of the holdup was
Hyman Zalkind, 81, of 524 Randolph
street NV, salesman for Holz-
beierleins bakery, who had just de-
livered bread at the grocery store
operated by Samuel Shapiro at 1851
Sixth street NV.
Mr.. Zalkind said he paid no par
ticular attention to the three youths,
two of whom were light-skinned, and
Evening star., 1944-03-30
Columbia River Dam
MAY Honor McNury
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The proposed $7O,ooo,oO0i Umatilla
Dam across the Columbia River be-
tween Washington and Oregon
would be named the McNary Dam
in honor of the late Senator. Nc
Nary of Oregon under legislation
Evening star., 1944-03-30

Want to send q note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats to make
explosives.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
cIeons with DissoIving -Erosins Action

+ By actual test in independent
laboratories and in typical
homes, Old Dutch cleans So more
sinks per can than any other
leading cleanser tested! Because
grease Is one of the most diff
cult cleaning problems, Old
Dutch Cleanser contains a fast
Evening star., 1944-03-30

proposed by Senator Bailey. Demo-
crat, Of North Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
A Dead MackereI'

No. Senior Dali. as Admirer
-&a.--i1ef your- art as a painter,
J SAY You or no one else can
put pictorial genius into print.
The result Of trying 10 do so in
Hidden Faces" Is quite often
fcud Word-SquaSh. There are
many pages that remind me of
The celebrated comment of a
New York senator on the per
fcryid oratorical effort Of an
other senator. SAID the New
York senator.
The effort Of my diStin-
gHished colleague from South
Carolina resembles dead
mackerel In the moonlight-it
giitters and siinks."
The tragic irony of il. He Is
in the Hall of Fame There is
"a great memorial 10 him in
stone on the campus of the Uni
verSity Of Pittsburgh. He wrote
songs sung in all lands and that
are immortal. Immense crowds
turned out at his funeral
-hraSS band. flowers, speeches
and all the rest of il.
And yet that man at 38 was
admitted 10 the charity ward of
Bellevue Hospital. New York
City, as a day laborer when he
was IS Tin 1851 and died with
rs cents in his pocket-all he
had IN the world!
Stephen Collins Foster. You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Gag Makes History

How did Fields meet this
emergency? With an epic
enthusiastically pompous ad
lib? Nope. He merely reached
out for one of the billiard balls,
dropped it nonchalantly on
Wynn's head and knocked him
SenSelesS. Then he continued
with his act.
There was a well known
comedy team OF Duffy and
Sweeney which found itself
Snagged in a midweStcrn city
The audience would not respond
sitting on their hands. as
vaudevillians say. Duffy and
Sweeney gagged. mugged. slap
Sticked-but no laughs or ap-
plauSe. Finally, Duffy halted
the act. stepped forward, wiped
his brow and announced:
Ladies and gentlemen, there
win be a slight intermission
while my partner circulates
among you with a baseball bat"
The remark made theatrical
history. II was printed and re-
printed and quoted far and wide
Il cot the team plenty of good
bookings thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

or the Sewanee River on a map
OF Florida. Foster .never saw
the river. They came very near
selecting the Yazoo.
Ii was Ambrose Bierce who
said that publishers drink
champagne out of the skulls of
poor dead poets" They've drunk
a lot out Of Fosters.
Here's a strange, fascinating
and unusual yarn-and a true
one, too. You'll find IL in "Anne
and the King of SIAM" by Mar
garet Landon John Day..
Anna Lenowens. young Eng
lish widow. accepted the posi-
ton of governess and English
tutor TO the wives and children
of King Mongkut Of Siam. Her
friends in India warned her that
Bangkok in 1862 was no place
for an uhiHitiated westerher and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

against the elements and with
little food.
But she was not able TO save
the life of Tuptim. a concubine
who in disguise had fed to a
monastery and been accepted
as a disciple by her lover. who
never recognized her. Anna, for
her efforts in their behalf, was
thanked by having their funeral
pyres erected outside her
window.
But it was in her school for
the kings children that she felt
she made her greatest contribu-
ton. Here she had Prince
Chulalongkorn as her pupil. and
into his mind she poured the
stories of the great emancipa-
tor, Abraham Lincoln.
She tried to give him con-
ception of the traditions of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

can independence. July (. 1925
on the very day. too, that
Thomas jefferson and John
Adams died. From childhood he
played the "ittly pizani." as he
called the ..'little piano" His
first song. "Open Thy Lattice.
Love" was published when he
was l6. The second. "Old Uncle
Ned made him famous.
Fame! That was about all
Foster ever got out of his 200
songs. Uncle Ned" and "Oh!
Susanna" netted the publisher
OF them $4,000. Foster didn't
get a cent. And the publisher
was. ironically, a friend of
Fosters
lie got SIS from a publisher
for "Old Folks at Home tthe
Swanee River melody! He and
his brother found the Swanee,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Houston Clears Position
Fields Adds Tricks

Nobody went 10 the box Office
and there were no more juvenile
smokers as the play proceeded
I'd Wynn and ". G. Fields
once were teamed in an edition
Of the "FollieS Al the time.
4 popular FIELDS specially was
ms famous pool table bit
wherein he made the billiard
balls move around and do all
sorts az strange tricks A. orc
performance. however, Fields
was puzzled The gags were
getting more cl a hilarious re-
Spouse than le could ever re-
member Finally, tlC audience
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Some Amazing Pages

Nevertheless. there are some
amazing pages OF p-l- -D1ll-lNEH
in TINS book as
Below Y the muiilated city
Tat WhOrlN Of smoke. like shredN
81 brains i'm brown butter.
emerging from the split skulls
Of the hiC buildings, the houses
with their ewes Scoopcd out 10y
the invisible spoons of the
bombs. Here and there In the
empty shell nt one ot these gap
ing orbits the remnants ni "A bed
stuck al rraEt angle a.
though tho pupils Of the build
iugS had contained carbon skelc-
tons.
There IL lay entire, strong a.
the clcuched fist az England
that no one would ever loosen.
n single compact mass, not hard
a. granite, that breaks, hut. on
the contrary, fermenting like
great victorious wound. like "A
colossal and DanteSque Gruyere
cheese of aCTifice."
And SO on and on. To me-
the best part Of Hidden Faces -
is the extraordinary Soliloquy Of
Hitler, part OF which was first
published in Town and Country.
Dali's style is a hodge-podge
Of D'AnnunZio. Mime Rachilde
tof Monsieur Venus" fame),
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Advance Refining ComponY
Aetno Oil Company
Anderson-Priehord Oil Corporoi.o.
Arrow Petroleum Co.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

that the kings court was the
most dangerous place in
Bangkok.
Undaunted, she went and was
Immediately met with the baf-
fling intrigue and suspicion
which were to underlie her en-
tire stay. For weeks she was
ignored by the king. housed in
an impossible hut. made miser-
able and insulted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Fosters Traqic Life

When IF a nous American
Composers by Grace Over
meyer tCrowelD. came 10 my
desk / naturally turned imme-
dlately 10 the chapter on FoS-
ter. The S-Gershwin.
Sousa, MacDowell. Louise
Homer, etc.-hardly interested
me.
Z Curiously. Foster, who was
the first 10 devote ms life 10
expressing the folk soul Of
America IN song was born on
the 50th anniversary Of Amor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Saved Life of Slave

Against feudal injus ice Anna
pitted her English strength.
Sometimes she was successful.
She freed the slave, Lore. who
for the sin of trying TO escape
To her lover beyond the palace
walls had been chained for life
to block without protection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
New YORK CAVAtCADE
Actors Quick Thinking in Saving
Delicate Situations Is Recalled
Ba .Ioui. Sobo(

CTORS intelligent people nobody will be too surprised
n to learn. They have great presence Of mndand that's
either few Of recalling instances where
certain of the fooght gentry saved delicate situations by
their quick thinking
There time when Walter Huston appearing
Eugene ONeils Desire Under the Elms" From
sections the house frequent smokers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

!. X II U vsrTr II n Mtfabeati5
Apolllnaire, the Marquis de
Sado. Edgar SaltuS, Marinetti
and Cecil dc Mile and, Of
course. Dali the unique. His
style is called rocco (some
mean.eS say II is roeoo-cool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

West. where individuals had
value. She lived to see the
fruits Of her effort. for after his
ascension to the throne Prince
Crulalongkom freed the slaves
of Siam. NJ
All this and much more has
been dug out of Anna Lenow-
ems out-of-print book on Siam
by Margaret Landon, who
makes an exotic, a stunning tale
out Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
This advertisement poid for by:

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Ey Rnjao'm 0eCd,,c,c,
Salvador Dali's First Novel
Called Amazing Hodee-Podge

CALNADOR DALI Bs written his novel Hidden Faces
- dial Dali great but eccentric painter, the most
ors cs,orst poet the world today Senior
rs also wrote an amazing autobiography He is by turnsrin
Az s work Fascinating and rCpeeR supendous and iniahtfe
II ddcr Faces might just well be called Hidden
Meanings rs Characters "alleEonca' but they do not
come Of WIKI They types not isolated humans
The mainly IN France Just before the great
dohace There SoanCo dc Cledal alleged femae)' who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

know his songs by heart. A
unique. beloved American. A
man OF laughter-and drink.
which probably caused his
death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

some considered ID lrt y
speeches by the cast. Finally,
Huston walked to the foot
lights and said quietly;
Houston Clears Position
Ladies and gentlemen:
hope wa II forgive me II ! say
something TO some here who
apparently are under the inn
presAsOn thiS il "A burIeSquc
show II il serious play and
those of us in IL believe in Mr..
O'Neilrs integrity. Now those
of you who don't are invited Ia
70 back 10 the box office where
personally will return your
money. And now--let's get back
Ia the play"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

LIZ ANYONE regrets the necessity Of gasoline aionng its the
Petroleum Industry Companies that industry would like sell
all the gasoline you wan- they could That's why you be
the following statement is exaggerauon:
There is plenty of gasoline in the Central States,
The simple Our military machinemghties in history
gets first call the gasoline of course You wouldn't
have otherwise The needs tremendousand will become
increasingly greater:
For example train pilot requires enough gasoline last the
average automobile eighteen 800 gallons uke three
Of gasoline approximately 1000 gaon deliver bomb
tanks of one armored division require $4,000 gallons
one hundred miles,
After tremendous military needs met; there simply
enough gasoline left keep civilian running usual In spite
of Central fortunate than other parts
of respect nearby of petroleum. there sN
enough gasoline for normal motoring by whole lot!
The only way make what available around through
raonng Without rationng somebody would be bound 60
without any gasoline That somebody eoAlI be you.
importance Of gasoline onng system that really works
going TO be increasingly great military needs gasoline grow
greater unfortunately have to look that fact the face
Raonng fun-bu failure of present gasoline ratonng
would surely result drastic of control the
gasoline supply your selfish interest do everything
possible make raonng succeed That the only be
having gasoline for your in the months
Here's you make gas raonng work. Don't apply for
Gas really need Get ride sharing club and stick
Endorse your gas nowdon give Don't take
gas coupons from anyone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Grace Mcdonald
Loves a Marine

Marine 1t Ralph Green Is
Grace McDonald's new heart
but she still insists she won't
be married until after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

ERE rs pleasant little game give you message
every day X Is numerical puzzle designed spell out
your fortune Count the letters m your inst
Of letters IS subtract y than
add The result your key at the upper left
hand Of the ctanEle every OF KEY
numbers LETT night Then message the letters under
the checked figures give you,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

screamed with hysteria as
Fields reached for a prop. He
looked under the table and
there was Ed Wynn. crouched,
mugging and stealing all the
laughs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

TT ..---itif1 =
ara the herUsm OF France.
Wei 81 this woman and ncr
curious "Clcdahsm" note the
Dali IN that word is, or was.
France. then ] am Tho soul Of
the island Of Yap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

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