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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25
LOSES 5 PLANES
Smashes AT Two, Marianas
Carrier Planes Within
800 Miles OF Tokyo
SINK CARGO VESSELS
Enemy's Efforts To Reach
Task Force Fooled And
No Ships Damaged
By LEFT ERICKSON

U. S. PACIFIC FLEET
HEADQUARTERS, Pearl,
Harbor, June "a -(P)-T The
sinking of five additional
Japanese ships and destruc-
ton of u enemy planes by
American carrier bombers
and fighters was reported to-
day by Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz.
The admiraPs communique
said a speedy Yank task
force sent it's planes against
Japanese island strongholds
within 800 miles of Tokyo in
a series of aerial smashes de-
signed to neutralize Nippon
air power within easy range
of American-invaded Saipan.
The planes were from the pow.
erful task force that earlier in the
week ranged far westward to beat
strong Japanese fleet units.
The latest reported aerial strikes
carried American sky fighters over
Two island, in the Kazan group
south of the Bonins, and over Tin
ian, Pagan and Rota in the Mari
anas. The Yanks lost five fight
erS.
Sink Cargo Vessels
Added to the total of ships pre-
viously taken by the carrier task
force were five Japanese cargo
vessels, four small and one med
iurn.
A dozen japanese planes filtered
through the Yank sky screen to
find the carrier task force but all
were shot down by fighters.
A twin engine bomber with five
Zero escorts was intercepted soma
distance from the task force and
all six were destroyed.
None of the American surface
ships was damaged.
Airfie1ds on Tinian island were
bombed and shelled by naval guns.
Japanese coastal guns On thar is
land, only seven miles from Sal
pan, internationally have shelled
ships at anchor off the invasion
beachhead. .t
Two Nippon planes spotted just
off Saipan were downed by Yanh
fighters. g."
Pagan and Rota Islands were
hit Thursday. At Pagan four small
cargo ships were sunk and tou,
grounded planes destroyed. A
wharf and fuel dump were blasted
as were airfiled runwavs and
buildings.
i An aerial torpedo sank med
ium Japanese cargo ship during
the raid on Rota where the air
strip and buildings were bombed.
On Saipan island, U. S Marines
and soldiers were pushing forward
to complete Saipan's conquest and
made new gains along the north
ern shore of Magicienne t11. Land
mines and BOBBY traps planted BY
the retreating Japanese made the
going very tough.
Strike Shumushu
Navy Ventures hit Shulnushu. in
the Kuriles, and carried out neu-
tralization raids in the Carolines
and the Marshalls.
AS official American reports
added a large modern Japanese
aircraft carrier to the list of yes
sells probably sunk during the
air-sea fight between the Marianas
and the Philippines, Yank land
forces on Saipan gained in three
Continued on Page IL: Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25
Continued on Page Five; Col. y I

l.
CHICAGO, June "a -RERepuo-
hcan legions stormed Chicago "
night for their first wartime coz
vention since 1864 amid increasing
talk of hands across the nation
ticket headed by Gov. Thomas -
Dewey of New York and Gov
Earl Warren of California.
After nearly weeks prellmlnal.
les, the rank and file of delegates
and campaigners poured IN. lnes
taxed hotels and transporta tiDn,
They perspired and argued IN nos.'
rooms, Hobbies and bars, they ovei
Whelmed restaurants.
Most Of all, they got serlous.'
excitedly ready to nominate cai'
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Continued on Page IL: Col. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23
SteQung nno Yflt6teu
oer It. g. Mrmeetapldue
int Grttq

Die @eididte Der SeloeeiitIiden in
Der oInerifuniiden Armee gebt Big
ouf ben erlten Praiioenten Der Ser
Staaten George 8aibington 5uriid,
Der I'M llnabbGngigteitsfrieee Selo-
geiltlide ins Seer einfiibrte. Nber Die
YflIbten zines Selotaplans Der ane-
rifanilben Armee, Die emit bamit er-
1liut paren, ben Eruppen feeliorge-
rl1dbe 6ilrlorge 5ufommen 5u lalien,
an Sonntagen gu preoigen, tpie tie
oabelm getpobnt tparen, uno ebentueu
lie bier uno oa aud nod nit Elm paar
Natiblagen uno @r5iebungsbinpei-
illngen gu Oerieben, itno in unIeren
Soften gu einem 8eruf getporoen, Der
zines gan5en Wannes beoarf uno Ell
neS gan5en Wannes 3eit ausfiiat. &C.
maB Den 8eltimmungen oes ariees-
Departments miiiien aue 5elogeiitli.
den beut3utoge iiberoies erlt einmal
einen fiinf1p0digen Rurlus in Der
"Gbaplain 5dool" our6maden, BE-.
Dor lie ibre Bfli6ten in oen Sruppen.
logern ODER gar an Ser Gront iiber-
nebmen.
WQs Die mooerne ariegsfiibrung
aud) bonn 5eloeeiltlt6en perlangt,
gebt aus einigen Der l1nterridtsfdder
beroor, Die ite in oieiem &a.rius nit.
5unebmen baben: eritens natiirlid
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Sabrbunoert oes
S9refenS

Gin uNge Of Sorrors" neltnt ous
Ginc. ~@otbolic Eelesrapb &egiIter"
unler gegentpdrtiges 3eitolter, uno
nit oielem Namen tperoen nod bun
bert Sabren uniere yea6tommen un-
lere 3eit fenn5ei9nen.
,Miuionen menidli9er 8elen", 10
fabrt Ser Irtifel fort, ,iino ermor.
oct moroen in ru6lolen, pabnl nlinnigen
&rlegen, gefiibrt BON abnormal oe=
graoierten, mabntpitieen Mngreifern.
8enn mir uns no9 ser urlade
BON alem Dem fraeen, 10 gibt es nur
cine antport: >9ie Meni9en boben
@ot oerloiien, obseleugnet, bertporfen
uno berladt, ia perfolst. angenom-
men, es gdbe feinen perI0nliden
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@ott. es g6be feine Relteion. 8as
fiir einen 8etpeis fonnte man Dor
bringen fir uniere &ultllr uno ltnie'
re io5toIe Eugenobel9rGnfung? Rie'
mono f0nnte bic 8ertebrtbett oes
oes Rommunismus ODER oes Itbets'
mus betpeilen. Niemano t6nnte oann
|Derniinftigerpeiie Elm Eerror. uno
Wororegime berurteilen, oas Raais'
mus uno Sotpietismus Der 8elt auf-
|5uauingen iu6en.
0as Ben0el bat tpabrli9 oerart
mad ltnts geidpuneen, tuie man es
|nidt eruartet bdtte. 4ue 8elt bofft,
bob es balo ebenio nad redts idtuin-
gen miro, in Der Ridtung nod 8abr-
beit uno @eredtigfeit fir Die Nad.
triegstpelt.
0ie uebel unleres 3eitalters oes
S6redens tonnen nur our9 3ulai-
Jung Der eOttIideu goriebune Die
Wenlden befallen MIR 5u Dem 3tped,
oaB 8utes ooer 8eiieres oorous er.
Dddit. Bielei6t tann bic 8elt nad
bunoert SSSabren 3uriidbltden auj e.
ne grobe an5obI neuer Seiligen, Die
beroorgegangen itno aus oen blutigen
Gerfolgungen> uno bic fir @ott, fir
Setm uno Baterlano gelitten.
5don Dor Dem 8elttriege 1ino i'm
lpaniiden 8iirgertriege bon ben
&ommuuilten (oie 8elt nannte 1te
,,2oDaliiten") in 5panien 5000 Yrie-
lter, 5000 Sroensi6tpeltern uno 3d.
900 tatbolil9e 2aien beioerlei Sc.
l9ledts graulam> oft unter ben
ldredliditen Jolterqualeu> bingemor=
oct tooroen, neil ite treu 6u ibrem
8ott uno ibrem @lauben bielten.
Sm gegentpdrtigen &riege meroen
I'M yea3lreid uno in ben bon oen geo5i
belebten europaiiden 2dnoern tatboli-
fde Brielter uno Sroensleute DerfoIet,
IN &on5entrationSla9ern gefangen ge=
bolten un0 gen1oroet. @egen ibrer
Haiie Deroen Die Suoen berfolgt uno
5u Iauienoen gemoroet. 8abrIid,
mir leben i'm uSSabrbunoert oes
Sbredens!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

3abl unierer ~gebil6eten', ri6tige
aftergebiIoeten 3eitgenoiien elmer
Srritnntgen gIeidgebalten. gs Iiee
IDirtli9 uidt an ibrem Bilen, men
iie oieie Auffaiitng nidt our itautli
] den uno geiebliden Norm erbeben.
9ie @elt oes @laubens lit be-
augen fait ent8ogen. 0arum iit fiji
Elm 8teoeraufleben tpabrer 2ebenstul
tur Die RidtigiteIlung oes 8lides nad
oiefer Seite bin entideioenb. 8ia ia
gen: es gilt, ridttg. uno feit3uitelIen
oaB Die geiamte felbitberrli6e 2ultu
init ibrem Drum unb Dram, gegen
iiber Dem Reid)e @ottes ni9ts lit al!
Elm 9auflein @roe - o0er gar Ell,
SaufIein unrat - gegeniiber einen
|bimmelboben EempeI. Dos lit oi
pabre 5idt Der 0inge. 0as lit es
morauf es antommt.
Iue ielbiteigene Bernunfterfennt
mis- obne@laubenslidt lit gon3 eerine
fiigtg uno lit tpirtlid uou,nm" gegen
iiber Der tpabren 8etsbeit @ottes
Oas geiamte 8iiien uno Ronnen Del
8elt lit teinen @roiden tpert gesen
iiber Den bimmlii4en 0tngen. 3eit
li6eS bergebt - @piges be- ltebt. Di'
Iuffaiiung Der ungldubigen BON
Rei9e @ottes, nit al ibren berl6ie
oenen @in5elanitdten oariiber, be- lag
Dirtltd nidt mebr, aIs penn Slieger
ooer Niden iid) bon ouBen an Der
Rir6enfenitern itoBen.
Die meiiten 4usortungen uniere,
3ett geben auf iiberpudernoen In
glouben 5uriid 5tepti5ismus aber If
eine ,,droniide Aus5ebruns uni
Rranfbeit Der geian1ten 5eele". Wfi1
oteien 8orten ideint Der fbottii6'
.@eidi6tsidreiber uno Seber Gorlpl,
geraoe5u ben Wfo6erniSnus pbotogra
pbiert gu baben. Aebnli9 urteilt Del
BIener Ir3t un0 Seelentenner 5eu6
terSleben: ~Stepti5ismus lit S9tpd
de- 5fepti5ismus tann ni9t uuf
bouen. l1nglaube iit pie cine 9Ien
Dung idtpader augen ourd 3u Itarfes
|2i9t. 0ie Weenl9en gIauben ni6t
neil ibnen @ottes @naoe 81 grol
lit!
Bie blinoe Goren tponoelu iie
lumber,
Dem 2tdte @ottes feinoIi9 ab.
getDanot.
Ole groBe 8linobeit oieler 5eeIe1
beitebt oarin: tie tpiilen ni6t, nod
leben uno Qbnen lie, baB Die uberno
tiirli9en 0inge Die mabren Birtlid
feiten IinO, ouB uniere gan5e iebig
Belt ,nur Der Oiinger zines b0bere1
Oaleins, oaB lte cine Beronltaltung
cine Sorri6tung @ottes our 0eltil
lation Der uniterbliden 5eelen lit.
(S6luB folgt)
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9as 2tdt beg 0lanbens
1tmS bte a5tnfermts bes
11uglaube1tS

iepbs 8lattes aus 0er getpnnoten Sc.
Der oes eeiitreiden Batter gtomuolb
lberf6reiben, Der tpte Elm 5tpeiter Il'
ban Stols ben Singer auf bic @un'
Den Der @egentpartspelt Iegt uno I'M
boruuber3ie - obne &Idlt9t Der 8er"
Jon - bic GebIer uno 2aiter unie.
res Sabrbunoerts geiBelt. g8ir fon.
nen ben Iebrreiden Artifel uniern
2eiern nidt borentbalten:
,>Bir baben tiir5Iid an oieier Stel.
le fir Die Gbrilter urlerer Gage ben
ghttelpuntt auf5u5eigen berludt, Inn
ben fid bod eigentIi9 0os 2eben,
Denfen> 2eioen, Nbu,iiben uno 5or'
gen oerienigen betpegen lol1te, Die lt9
nod tpeiterbin Gbriiten gu neunen
getrauen. aber beute irtereIliert NiI-
lionen bon Weniden enttpe6er Stolin
ODER Sitter ODER NuNolini (einit
tempt poiiati") bieueidt?), ooer ir.
genoein Nenld ooer Menidlein ouf
groen n1ebr als - GbriItus. 9eute
iutereiiiert Miuionen bon Meni9en
enttpeoer ibr DbultneB' o6er ibr
>>iob'', ibr iteigenoes Bantfonto ODER
irgenoein Sportbelo begin. mer Die
Weiiteridoft bot in Der 2iga ser fiib-
renoen SportgroBen, ODER au9 Der
lteigenoe ooer iintenoe Stern elmer
SoIlDpooogroBe mebr als Gbriiti On.
ltegen: oas &ei6 @ottes ouf gr6en.
Benn oa ni6t bal6 - i11nerboIb
oes Gbriitentums ielber, bite, ni6t
auBerbalb - Elm idarfer Rurspe6IeI
eintritt, Damn iino mir perIoren. @s
gebt niht 0arun1, OBJ Die Sonntags.
toilette 100 9ouar b0ber lit o1s fri.
Der, ODER SO nteoriger> ooer OBJ 90
ooer 100 mebr Acknowledgment bren.
men, pos wieoerum in 0ouar umge.
re9net tueroen fonn: um dtpei 0inqe
gebt es: um gbrtitus uno Inn ous
Hei9 8otteS auf @r6en; oos anoere,
AUDI Sonntogstol1ette ooer @innab-
men aus brennenoen Rer3en miro
uns, nod oem 8orte Der etpigen
8obrbelt, ~bln3ugegeben" peroen.
Btr brau9en eine 8i9tigiteaung Der
glidpuntte unleres Qebens.
0te mooerne Belt lit eritarrt.
Dur6 Soften, 8eten,
@louben gilt es> lie tpieoer
tlil1lig 5u MAIDEN.
gd9t Dampf uno @lettri3itQt, ion.
bern CLAUDE un0 2iebe itno Die 1tarf,
item Nadte in 6er 8elt. &eilige ltnS
tpl6tiger ols Dampfmai9tnen. @s III
unbeoingt notig, oieie beioen ueltbe.
Degenoen Rrafte - menn aut ieoe
auf ibrem @ebiet fir itd gu tpirteu
bat - elmer lebten 8ertmeilung 5u
unter5leben. IS gilt na95umeile oab
Der Seilige als geiiti9es BeItelement
DIE Dan1pfmai6ine als teGnildes
Wertelement ld)ldgt. gs gilt Der b.
beren pie boditen Berionlidfeit -
Dem gSunoer auer @unoer - tpieoe,
3u 1brem gorredt gu berbel lfen. Wo.
13lnen n1uiien bleiben, aber Seeler
mu1ien tie beberrlden! Durd Der
leudtenoen @lan5 zines 5eelen3eital
ter 1ollte unier tribes Jabritoaleir
beleu9tet 1peroen.
Wton ipri6t baufig bon einem re
IininInsa 80
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SADIuUg uNO SsEIDQLIIIHgs 0tfatpttuS
militdriides Reelement, RiItt6rgeiet.
5e, milttarii6e Speiene uno erite Sill
life, Topographic, aufaeidnung bon
@rdbern @efaaener, milit6rii9e aor.
reipon0en8, @eloprobleme (namentli9
aud binit6tli6 ouslGnoiider Niina.
einbeiten) rno gigentl1msberb6Itniiie
in arieg un6 Srieoen, unteriudunes-
oerfabren, tnnerer Badoienf, aus'
riiitungsfragen, Regulierung hes
Selooienites, Sreoniiter,,ng bon l1r-
lanberfreiaeit, l1nterri6t uno utultta.
| liide unterbalt1tngen uno aHes. mas
in oiefer 2inie au9 unter oas Bro-
blem Der ,Moral'' Der Eruppen f6Ilt.
Observation-Disclosures, abpebr ee"
gen @osangriffe> uno nos oersleideu
mebr iit. Nan fiebt, es tn auerbano,
mas elm mooerner GeloeeifIider au
piifen uno gu berfteben bot.
9ie 5elogeiitliden ttnb uubemaff'
net, ober oa fie ia idliebIi9 BIB in
Die boroerIten 2ou1pfIinien tonH,eu
uno in 5ituationen oeraten f6nnen,
in oenen au9 fie Dor bas @ntmeoer'
ODER geiteut ft11o, boben iie Die
@runolasen Der SeIbftberteioigung
5u erlernen, aub oa natirli9 Dor al
lem tpieoer geeen Die demiibe ariess
fiibrung.
Ser erfte 2ebrturs Der RapIons.
i4ule umfoBt &urie i'm Mhitarre9t,
armeereglement, Snf q n terienusbil.
oung uno iogar Bu9balt,mg. Gin
Sell oes unterri6ts ift oud ibrem
ureigeniten Aufeobentreis, uGmIib
Breoigten Dor BEN Truppen. eetptb-
met, uno ieoer Raplan bot 6aber Is
Minuten lange Breoigten Dor ietnen
eigenen &ameraoen 5u balten, Die TO-
nit suabrideinli9 Die trittf6fe 8u.
boreri6aft oarltellen, Die er in ieiner
biSberigen Hrieiterloufbabn au ner-
5ei6nen bate.
Seit eintger 3eit lit Die Raplans-
idule Der ameritanii9en Nrmee an
Der Sorooro-l1niperlttGt in Cant
bridge, Waif, untereebra6t ur,o TO-
tbolifbe, proteitantiide unS iiioiide
2aplane bereiten it6 bort obne Inter
|ibieo Der Ronfeiiion a1f ibreu DienIt
bel Der Sruppe Dor. SSSeoe aIaiie be-
! itebt aus 3tpei 0ritteI neu ernannter
&aplane, Der 5eit aus Selogeiitli6en,
Die bereits bel Der Eruppe eeoient ba-
ben uno bier nun einen auffri.
16ungsfurius mitma6en. Die eriteren
treten in Die S6ule als eetpobnIi9e
Solooten nad ibrer @insiebung Elm
uno erbalten nad 8eenotgune oes
&rieges ibr 2eutnantspate1t.
0ie Stel1ung bon Sel6geijtIi9en
bel Der amerifanii6en Armee tpuroe
bon George 8aibington I'M unab-
bangigteitsfriege begriinoet, als er
oamals als erlter @eiltli9e aufforoer.
te, iid ben Eruppen au5ugeienen, u1n
ibnen au9 i'm Ran1pfe oas gort Got.
tes nabe5ubringen. Dies nuroe 90
mails 10 organiitert, oaB @eiitlide fid
auf ie9s Weonate bis gu einen Sabre
oerpfltdteten, bel Der Eruppe au blei.
ben. Sic erbielten aber fein Offiaiers-
patent. Inter Dem @elet bonn 8. MGrs
1891 mur1e 0nnn Aip Grnp11n,fnn Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Thomas 10 Talk
At Church Rally

The three day conference OF
the Peoples Congress of Applied
Religion, being held at ST Pauls
Cathedral. Woodward and Han
cock. will end with a public rally
tonight at which r. J. Thomas.
president of the UAW-CIO. viii
speak on The Challenge Of La
Dor TO the Organized Church. -
a committee OF ministers repre-
senting more than 50 congrega-
tons was scheduled 10 confer to-
day with Mayor JeffrieS and
Police Commissioner Ballengcr on
race problems.
Kenneth Leslie. editor OF The
Protestant. and Gerald Richard
son. Catholic Iayman. spoke yes
terday al the Church Of Our
Father. 1905 CasS. Leslie aSsailed
"anti-SemItiSm as the bridgehcad
OF faScism.' 4 discussion OF anti
Semitism was scheduled for this
afternoon al ST Pauls Cathedral
uncsr the direction Of Leslie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Auto Hills
Pedestrian

One pedestrian was dead today
and two others in serious condi=
ton in Receiving Hospital after
accidents yesterday.
Dead is John Peterson, SO, OF
6S45 Westwood, Dearborn, who
stepped into the path of a car
driven by Warren Duford, 24343
Calvin, at Anthony and w. War
rem yesterday. Duford was re-
leased after questioning.
John w QuallS. 55. of 740l
Hendrie suffered serious head in
juries after being struck last
night at Canton and l.. Grand
Blvd. by a car driven by Matthias
F. Riedl, 81, Of 81 Piquette. Wit
.nesses said Qualls stepped sud-
denly into the path of the car,
whose driver was released.
An unidentified man was struck
last night at Congress and Wood
ward by a DSR bus driven by
Donald Guntry, "a, of 1873 E.
Grand. Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Officer
Sentenced

TT CUSTER, July Theo-
dore p. Warren. 35. a second lieu
tenant from Lake Stevens, Wash,
vas sentenced 10 10 years al hard
labor and dimiSsal from the army
by a general court-martlal after
his conviction yesterday on
charges OF assault with attempt
TO attack. drunkenness and dis
respect 10 superior officer.
The trial. which lasted two and
a half days. was carried on behind
closed doors The victim Of the
assault was Battle Greek girl.
Although the sentences OF GER
oral court-martial are usually
carried out. the case must be re-
viewed by the Sixth Service Com
n9Snd Judge advocate general,
after which only presidential in
tervention can change the sem
fence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Detr0iter S Ship
Wins Citation

The 1.700-ton destroyer Blu
chanan. mand e d by 1t
Comdr. r. w. Curtis Of Detroit,
was being readied for return 10
action today, after receipt Sat-
urday of presidential citation
for its role in 10 months of Pa
clfic warfare.
The ship. now in Pearl Harbor,
sank a Jap cruiser, a destroyer,
two merchantmen and 25 land
ing barges Its crew shot down
four torpedo planes and one
bomber, and the ship took part
in four landing assaults.
Curtis wife. the former Louise
Clements of 22lS Field, now lives
in Arlington, Mass, with their
two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
1900 Return
|nBriiggs Row

Ordered back 10 work by union
leaders after a two-day strike,
1900 OF the 1000 UAW-CIO
workers in the Outer Drive plant
OF the Briggs Manufacturing Co.
returned 10 their Jobs on the first
shift today, company announce
ment said.
I've will do our best 10 Oper-
ate under. these conditions"
said Briggs spokesman.
Normal abSenteeism, he said, is
2 10 5 per cent.
Jess FerraZZa, president Of Lo-
cal 2l2, the union involved. said
the unions grievance would De
referred TO the NWLB.
Plant gates closed Saturday
noon after the entire first shift
walked out in sympathy with AZ
workers who refused new job
classifications and new duties,
which they said involved pay cuts
and Ilayoffs.
Meanwhile. in open defiance OF
NWLB back-to-work orders and
ignoring similar orders from
James II 4, business agent for
the AFL Transfers Union, 600
milk drivers and inside workers
carried into its third week the
milk strike that has closed five
creameries.
1--WE been i'm contact with
the men every day and I can't
get them To go hack 10 work."
Hoffa said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Tito Blows UD
Vital Rail Link

LONDON, July "a (UP)-The
guerilla forces of Yugoslavia's
army chieftain, Marshal Tito. have
destroyed the main sector of the
railway connecting the important
city of Skoplje, in southern Serbia,
with Nish. 100 miles to the north
in Moravia. a communique from
Tito's headquarters reported to-
day.
In Montenegro, however. the
Germans succeeded in driving into
the town of Andriievica, l40 miles
northwest of Skoplje, but after
penetrating T'ito's lines the adj
vance was halted, the communique
said.
Tito said that German COM
lines were being at
tackled in Sandzak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24

The bureaus press release hints
that. in case you are planning a
good spell of hay fever, you had
better make your reservations
early. Two hundred delegates
already have done so.
Club members will bring
many friends and affillates,"
boasts the civic-minded bureau.
Many other hay fever Clubs
with members from many states
will function in the Upper
Peninsula this season, says the
optimistic announcement.
The local Ca-Choo Club was
organized in 1923 and has mem.
berS in a dozen states.
Editors Note: Despite the
hay fever enthusiasm in the
Upper Peninsula, DetrOit's pol
len count was down 10 today.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Children Die
I'm Explosion

HART, July 24-Two children
are dead today and their parents
are in Oceana Hospital, burned
critically after a gas explosion
ripped through their home.
Burned fatally were Roberta
Baker. II, and her 6-year-old
brother. Billy.
Joseph Baker, IS, who suffered
burns las he tried to carry Ro-
berta to safety is in critical con-
dition, and so is his wife,
Helen. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Jackson 10 Address
Dems at Grand Rapids

LANSING. July "a lUP) -
Senator Samuel Jackson Of In
diana will be the guest speaker
Friday night in Grand Rapids ~
q prostate Democratic convention
banquet. party headquarters an
nounced today.
Senator Jackson. who was
chairman Of the national conven-
Son IN Chicago last week. Will
weak on national campaign is
sues. The state convention for
Democrats is scheduled Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Destroyer Buchanan
Gets Unit Citation

PEARL HARBOR, July % (UP)
The rugged little spic and span
destroyer Buchanan was awarded
the Presidential Citation today by
Admiral King. in the first public
announcement of the commander
in-chief of the u. S. Navy from
this Pacific fleet base.
This was what she did in little
more than 20 months: sank one
Jap cruiser and destroyer and
probably sank a submarine and
damaged another, shot down five
Jap planes, participated in four
assault landings, and took part in
numerous commandments of enemy
shore installations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Marine HerO'S Wife
Sponsors New Ship

BAY CITY. July "a A navy
vessel. named for the late Sgt.
Donald w. Wolf, marine hero,
was on its way to action today
after ceremonies at which the
heros wife, also a marine SER
geant, sent the traditional launch
ing bottle crashing against its
prov.
Sgt. Barbara s. Wolf came here
today from Santa Barbara
(CalD base 10 send the vessel
down The ways at the Defoe Ship
yards. The ship. designated as a
PD 100, is a high speed transport
similar to a destroyer escort
To-day. I have doubIy avenged
my husbands DEATH" the wild
owed Hart girl said. "He died
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
2Brothers, Uncle
Meet in Hawaii

Two Detroit brothers and their
uncle, all in the service, held an
unexpected reunion in the Ha-
waiian Islands recently, it was
disclosed today.
The brothers are ST &c Ed
ward G. LoStutter and ANN ? c
Robert c. LoStutter of 1871
Sherwood Lane. Plymouth Their
uncle is PM SC Jack S. Nielsen.
The LoStutter boys, both of
whom are former Times carriers,
have been stationed in the south
and southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24

about so tons.
Police said the puShcart men
were licensed 10 collect salvage
material in the alleys but were
prohibited by law from taking
waste material in front OF homes.
Falls said that his crews. dis
gusted with the results yesterday.
had threatened 10 quit all drives.
Money obtained from the drive
is given 10 the Sunshine Fund.
sponsored by The Detroit Times.
The money is used 10 provide rec
reational facilities for wounded
veterans Al Percy Jones Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
30 Pitnitkers Face
Gambling Charges

Thirty persons who allegedly
used Lola Valley park picnic ia
bles for gambling will appear be-
fore Judge Randall Kohler OF Red
ford Township tomorrow evening
after receiving summonses for
disorderly conduct upon COM
plants by church and civic soci-
cites which use the park for
meetings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-24
Cousins Meet
In English Pub

Two cousins, one from Detroit
and one from Wyandotte, chums
since childhood, we're stationed
only three miles apart some
where in England and didn't
know il until they met one night
in a pub. their parents learned
today.
Pfc. Thomas Picking. 81. son OF
Detroit Police Detective Sgt
Thomas p. Picking of 7757 Ep-
worth, has bee' in the army Is
months and overseas in the trans
portation corps since March.
His cousin. T/Sgt. Donald
Smith, p. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Smith. 1893 Lincoln
Wyandotte. has been in the army
signal corps II months.