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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
BACK AGAIN IN ALASKA WATERS
 AFTER INVASION

Back again in the peaceful in- land waters of Southeast Alaska, after making nine trips on the 'hell run' between London and the French beachheads during the past several months, Capt. Malt land M. Merkley of the Tongass today told some of his experiences over there.
 Merkley's ship was sent by the War Shipping Administration to England before the invasion. There, it was turned over to the British Sea Transport, who converted it into a motor vehicle transport.
 On June T, travelling down the Thames Estuary and across the Straits of Dover, the ship headed for the French Coast. It was a crowded ship; rows of armed ve- hicles lining every foot of deck space and each vehicle had driver and other necessary crew members. Then, too, there were the gun crews. They had plenty of com Ipany though, as the convoy was escorted by warships.
 E Through Shot, Shell
 Proceeding through shot and shell, the ships disgorged men and materials at one of the artificial ports constructed by the Allies.
 These ports, Merkley said, were formed, first by a breakwater of sunken ships arranged in a semi circle, and then caissons were lowed from England and fixed in place.
 The ships were filled with gravel and explosives placed in the bot toms. After they were placed, the bottoms were blown off and the vessel settled to the bottom.
 Capt. Merkley said the German E boats made the caissons a prime target but when they failed to sink many of them turned on the tugs. Many tugs were lost to the U-boats, he said.
 A favorite trick was to lie tied to buoy, motors stilled, and then, when the convoy approached to suddenly start up, loose torpedoes and dart off.
 Robot Bombs Merkley said he and his crew preferred the French beachheads to London at that time because of the robot bombs. Once, while anchored in the estuary a doodlebug, as the British call them, exploded about a mile away. The concussion knocked him flat on the deck.
 The nine runs on the ferry" route took 77 days. When some of the French Channel ports were conquered the need for ships dwindled. Merkley was travlsferred to the Alaska run-all the differ ence between heaven and hell, he said.
 Before the war the Captain was employed by the Alaska Transpor- tation Company. He has been with them longer than any of the other Captains. Oh! yes. His previous beachhead experience was at Attu and Kiska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
LEGI0NNAIRES ENJOY
 JIGGS DINNER PARTY

]. American Legionnaires and friends were entertained last evening at Jiggs dinner, given in the Odd Eel lows Hall by members of the Afford John Bradford Post.
 Music for the occasion was pro- vided by the Servicemen's Orches- tra, with Billie Vaisvila singing two numbers. Also featured on the pro gram were colored slides of the Alaska Highway, presented by Jean Even.
 Chairman of the affair was Les Sturm, Commander, assisted by George Gullufson, Homer Nordling, Waino Hendrickson, Frank Hunger ford, Leo Jewett, Major Schreibnef. Al zenger, Ralph Martin, and Earl Cleveland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
HAVE YOU!

Have you an old iron kettle kicking around the house that you care to give away, or, for that matter, just lend for a couple of weeks?
 If so, the Salvation Army would like to have that specific article. They would like at least two, pos sibly three kettles, to place on tri- pods, fixed up for Christmas cash donations, to be placed on several street sections.
 If you have kettle to donate, get busy and call Salvation Army headquarters, Phone l76.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
NURSE RETURNS

Miss Lillian A. Gardner, Director of the Division of Public Health Nursing, has returned from a field trip to the southern district. She conferred with the Public Health Nurses in Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg during her three weeks absence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
Some Folks Only THINK They Are Hard of Hearing

If you are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing, buzzing head noises due to.hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at
 Butler, MaurO Drug Co.
 Your RexalI Store
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
MISS PERRoN RETURNS

Miss Marie Perron, of St. Ann's Hospital staff, returned to Juneau last night. Miss Perron went to Seattle several weeks agp, taking Chris Christensen, injured city em- ployee, to an orthopedic institution in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
sTEPHENrE BoDGoN RETURNS

Miss Stephenie Bodgon, Public Health Nurse from Sitka, arrived in Juneau from the States enroute to her headquarters. She has been on a leave of absence for three months during which time she visited friends and relatives in the east.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
CHESTS oF sHELDoNS

MT. and Mrs. Joe E. Woodford of Seattle arrived in Juneau last night on the Princess Norah. They are house guests of MT. and Mrs. Hal Sheldon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
NOTICE.

Anyone having any bills against the gas screw Waterfall, Reg. No. 235432, kindly present same to Room 3, First National Bank Bldg, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS

There will be a regular meeting tonight at D. m. Work in the 3rd Degree will be conferred. Refreshments.
 H. V. GALLON, Noble Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
HAAS ON VACATION

MT. and Mrs. Michael Haas are leaving on a six weeks vacation trip to the states. They plan to spend Christmas with MT. Haas parents in Belleville, Illinois.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
BAZAAR AND TEA

Lutheran Ladies Aid. on Friday, Dec. 1st, l2 noon to 5 D m, at Church ParlorS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
NOTICE.

That I will not be responsible for any bills unless authorized by me. (signed) EMIL GALEO. Nov. 28-Dec. I-5-8-12-15-19-22
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28

Wayne Powell and Bill Sharp from Ketchikan are staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28

Peter Neuman, from Seattle, is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-1:11 a. m, 16.8 feet. Low tide-6:57 a. m., IS feet.
 High tide-1:05 p. m, 1916 feet. Low tide-7:37 p. m., 80 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-28
EASTERN STAR

Juneau Chapter No. 2, Tuesday Nov. 28, at p m. Roll Call Night. Refreshments.
 Dora Sweeny, Secretary.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

tenblaB aber ernlt un0 rubig: SOU
pirIt nte tpieoer urit 6ieiem Monn ber.
tebren, nt9t tpabr, 8oter2"
uWtt 0iaiem glenoen', rief @l6.
ringer auBer ith, Unit oielem Men-
lden, Ser es uagte, mein Sinh gu Be-
banoeln, ols iet es cine 0irne? geie
pie0er 6orf er meine 56nelle be.
treter, uno tpenn er fuBfd1tg 0orum
bitten ioute."
0od f6on tpenige Sage ipater, ols
ct mebrmals l1nglitd i'm Spiel ee-
bobt, 1neinte er 50gerno: ,,Ingenom-
men, iener Mann tpGre 5u ieoer Glib.
ne bereit, iol1te man oo ni6t miloer
gegen i'm iein; er tpar oo6 offenbar
berauIdt uno ieiner Sinne nt6t gang
md6tig."
,,5pridit 6u i'm grnite, goter2"
fragte ulrifa itreng.
@loringer ien'tte untpiQtiirIi9 ben
8lid Dor Dem blibenoen Iugs ieines
&in6es.
~Nein, nein'', itommeIte er oer-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

tpirrt, ,>aber betriiben6 bleibt es im>
mer, einen lol9en Spialer berloren
81 baben."
lllrita mar nod sl1 iebr &ino, I'M
Oen Sinn oieIer 8orte gang 51t be-
greifen.
Cine 8ode ipdter, aIs lie nit 3ut-
fer unO &affes belaoen oes Mbenos
bet1nfebrte, tonten ibr lebbafte Stim=
men entgegen. SIR @ater ioB nit
5pei Wannern om Spielttid 1tno ser
cine Oieier beiOen tpar oerienige, ser
lie toOli6 beleioigt botte.
uWialt Ou ouf einen 9lugenblid at
mir binausfommen, gater?" lagte
oas iunge MG06en in ser Sir 1teben
blei6en6.
gl0ringer legte idulobetpuBt sic
&arten nieoer uno trat in 6en &or-
rioor.
sd foroerte i'm nidt auf, gu font
men,, itammelte er oerlegen, sic Sir
binter iid) 5lt5ieben6, ,,er fam aus Ell,
genem antrieb, er l6ten 10 betriibt.. ="
sd fragte nidt oornad", iagte
urltta itreng, ,,es ban6elt itd MIR oas
rum, tpeiien @egenmart ou bor5ieblt,
ou muBt 6i6 raid enti6eioen, enttpe.
Der er gebt, ooer t6."
SOU fannit mir Dies bod nt9t an.
tun, Seraensfino", flebte glorineer,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
items 0as S9limmlte 5u berbiiten.

items Oas S6limmlte 5u berbiiten.
Wandn1al gelang es ibrem Gin.
FLUFF audi, oos berbotene Spiel ub3u-
bre6en, bebor nod Ser Morgen ber-
aufoammerte.
@ines Abenos, als tie in iol6er
Ibii6t mutig oie 5pielboae betrat,
i61ang elmer ser @alte, bon Spiel
un6 8ein errnlttigt, 6en slrm Inn IT,,
re Saiae uno beriu6te ite 5u tii1len.
ulrifa ltieB i'm pilo 5uriid uno
itano i'm nddIten augenblif nit 5u=
iommengebiiienen 3abnen uno flam=
menoen 8lides an ibres Saters Seite.
u0ieier Meanu bat midi beleioigt
riaf iie bebeno, Jorge Oafiir, 0aB er
ii6 iofort entferne."
Ser 8elei6tger bltdte fragen0 auf
ben @rafen, uno 5og es Damn Dor,
aus eigenem antriebe oas 3inttner
5u berlalien; Der Musorud in glorin>
gers 3iigen batte i'm eridredt> fait
i6ien es, als iei oieier bereit, Sen iei-
ner Sodter angetanen Sdimpf blutig
3u ra6en. gn DEM augenblid, als
oes 5re6en 9lrm Graf @loringers
reines Sing umidlungen, batte nidt
nur Der 8ater, ion6ern au6 BET @ris
itofrat ii6 in 6ieiem aufgebdun1t.
Ra6oem aud bic iibrigen itb entfsrnt
batten, faste ulrtfa nod iunmer to.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

lebte \nnr mebr bon ieinen Spielge-
uiniten uno Dem &reoit, ben er it6
ourb ieinen Ramen uno ieine @edbett
nod INNER gu beridaffeu tpuBte. Sc
lit begreiflid, oaB l1lrifas Iuge, nell.
DIES feline iorgen6e Mutterban6 barm'
ber5ig berl6leierte, Die @riiten3, oie
tie fiibrten, bal6 in ibrer gonasn
Nadtbeit eri6aute, un6 oaB es in
tbrem einiamen i1neen 2eben Gugen-
b1ide CAB, tpo namenloies @rauen iie
srfaBte. go bate itb Graf gloringer
auf Der Slu6t Dor 6en i'm ordngen'
ben @ldubtgern tpie6er einmal fir Ell.
ne tur5e 3eit in einem tleinen St6ot.
den nieoergelaiien, uno ietne 8obs
nung tpar itets Bis tief in Die No9t
beleudtet, tuenn olles i'm Orte i9on
langit Ser &ube pfleete. Das 15idbri>
ge NG6den 5eiete it6 nur b06it ielten
unter ben @aiten ibres 8aters, fonnte
ftd aber feiner Saui6ung bingeben,
tDte tief 6teier geiunten tpar, uno be-
ua6te i'm unoufborlid, Inn menig=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

,tuo moIlteit 0u bingeben, no iiber-
na6ten?"
SD peiB es nidt, oieG(eidt ol.f ser
StraBe.'
sic bielt ibm oie Batete bin, er
iab ibr ins Auge mo tebrte idtpei'
geno in oas 3immer 5uriid.
Benige augenblide ipater oerlieB
ser 8etreffenoe oas Saus, er fam
aud ni6t pieoer, bod balo ent0edte
l1lrita, oaB ibr 8ater ienen Meonn
in oeiien 8obnung auflu6te, lm sort
ein Spiel init tbm au MAIDEN. 8aIo
tpuroe lia aud 0ariiber tlor, oaB iie
eigentli6 feiner @eieaidaftstlalie an
eebore> uno obne eigenes BerldulOen
fir ibr Daiein biiBen miiiie.
Bdbreno ibres BanoerlebenS mar
lie Iopobl nit 8er1panoten ibreS 8os
ters, oIs ibrer Weutter a,,iammenges
troffen. Dte erite lol6e 8egesnung
bate in 8aoen bel 8ien itattgefln=
Sen.
11lrifa bate einen Iangen trauri.
gen Na6mittag in einem tleinen So
tel in 8aoan gang allein aui ibrem
3immerden berbradt, als @loringer
nit elmer 8lume i'm &nopf1o6 in ge=
bobenlter 5ttmmung BON oen Hen-
men in Wen al1riiffehrte,
SOLE 0ein i60nltes &leios beroor",
iagte er 3u ieiner Eodter, ~id) babe
cine ginla0ltng fir Did,"
,,Mein ld0nItes &leiO? 9os min
mobl beiBen, oosienige, tuelde3 am
npeilteu gefIidt iit', la6te lllrita,
,oo6 tpo5u?"
sd beriprad, morgen NIT sir BEL
@rafin Giefentbal 5u ipetien'', rief
@lOringer triumpbierenO.
(6ortleBung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

Sn 5sattle> 8aib, iino Bldne BE-
tonntgegeben tporoen fir cine 8elt=
austellung nah Dem &riege. 9lls
Disqualification ion Elm Slug Don
Mfostau ii6er Sen Noropol naf g.
attle our6gefiibrt tperoen. 3mei Or
goniIattonen - ser 8aibington Sta=
te BreB CLUB uno ser 4opertiltng uno
Gales Club bon Seattle - IdloIlen
iid oen Gorbereitrtneen fir oie 8oc=
ific Snternational 9lir grpolition an.
8. 90. 8rotpn, elmer ser SSsnforporo=
loren, ertlarte, oaB oie 8eltausitel=
lung ettpa IS Monate ooer amei Sob=
re na6 oem &riege itattfinoen iou.
Seattle lit oieier Sinitbt getpiiierma=
BEN III einem 8ettbetperb nit Gan
6rancisco 1rno 2os Mngeles, tpelde
5ta0te ebenfaus cine berartige Mus.
iteaung nod Dem @riege au er0ffnen
beabit6tieen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
RitttpOd, ben 20. geptember 1914
telfeit, iein Sang, iib berbor3utun,
ertpQdte nit otter Moht.

telfeit, fein Sang, ii6 berpor8utun,
ertuadte NIT alter Mo6t.
Seine @atttn 6uloets i6tpeieeno, ite
ma4te aud nidt ben eertneiten egr-
fud, ibn in ieinem 2oufe Dem Inter
gange entgegan auf5ubalteu. sic bate
i6m geiItig ME au6 nur 6ie geringite
anregung eboten 1nr6, felt er ibre
S60nbeit 1tidt mebr our S9au IteI-
len fonnte, mar lte ibm an5 gleidgul-
ttg ge1por6ne.
Na9 apet Sabren, iobaI0 iein fol.
les Sreiben befonnt gepor6en, berlor
er aud Die BoitmetiteriteIe, uno
SannD, beren @eiunobeit Idnglt un-
tergraben 4par, unterlag oiei fem neuen
G6lage.
@mi1 blteb NIT ieinem 12idbrigen
S06terden uIrita 5uriid> uno 8ater
uno Sodter berlieBen oas 8oitbous,
nm ltd cine neue grilten3 5u iuden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
As AZ a
W.T. so1 FREE RkAL WfER!!

8enn Sic an 8ron9tal>aitbma,
Rarorismen (5teigerune Der &rant.
beltserideinung), teu6enoem ooer ro.
delnoem Suiten lei6en perlongen
Sic iofort oas freigebiee freie Ser.
iltds' 'Inerbieten. slnfrogen iiber ioge.
nannte uboffnungsloie" 6ane lino
gan5 beIonoerS tpillfommen. Nacor,
316=YN., Gtate 2ife 8lbs., Snbiana.
pplis 4, Snb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
3. Die 8iQa sEIDra

nlrito @l6ringer bate eigentli9
ME cine atnobeit genoiien idon ibre
erlten Sabre &paren bon ben S9otten
oeroititert getDeien, oie 6er Huin If"
res 8oters Dorausgeporfen. gr tpor
i'm Ser5eu gu lebr Nriltotrat geblte-
ben, Inn tbr Den l1mgong nit 8iirs
gersttnoern 5u geitatten, un0 oas
Weateriol 5lt ibren einIomen 5ptelen
bate itets nur aus alien 3tgarrentts
lten uno o,tftenben Bapierbilien par-
fiimierter 5eifen beltonoen, sic itd
@raf @lbrtnger au6 als 8ettler nidt
oeriagen tonnte.
Gber ielbIt nit 6ieiem 5piel5eug
bate ite itb ME lange beldd ftigen
fonnen, es por tets al biel ni6t oou-
brodter 4rbeit INN iie oufgebduft ge-
ueIen> ols 6aB ite it6 batte 9tube
gonnen mogen.
Sbre Muttar batte tpobl oie ST.
finite, aber ni6t Die @nergie Der
oeutl6en Sausfrou beiel1en; lo6al6 1te
81 franfeln anfing, tparen Die 3itg2l
oes Souies ibrer Son0 entglitten, un0
lllrifas fleine Sdno6en batten oieie
NIT ser ieltenen &raft un0 Gnti6lol-
ienbeit, Die ibr innenobnten, lofort
ergriffen.
Ntit a9t Sabren mar es ibr gan3
natitrli6> Gos @lien onoronen 5u
miiilen, uno nit 5ebn Sobren mar lts
bemitbt, es ielbit 5u bereiten> o1s ii6
fetn @riab fir Die ein5ige 0tago fin
oen tpollte, oie, an Ser Nus5ablung
ibres 2obnes oeratpeifelno, Sen 0tenlt
berlaiien bate.
l1lrifas Sunderland fitbrte nun
nidbt nur &o6l0ffeI uno 9eu6elmalter,
audi Der @ebrau9 6es 8eiens uno
ser Geibbiirlte tpuroe lift gelduftg.
gloringer, Dem es itets peinli6
mar, iain S06ter6en II 6eler @ele
beIdaftgt 5u ieben, 5og es balo Dor,
m @aitbof 5u ipeiien, oo6 penn er
nt6t eben our6 Elm Spielben ooer
Elm @elaes abgebalten nar, l1nterri6s
tete er ulrtto uno 1ebrte lte au9 oie
Spra6e ieiner Mutter> in Ser lie Of
neoies langlt gu plauoern peritano.
9as &in6 lisbfe iibrigens ieinen 8a=
ter nit elmer oiel tieferen 2iebe, ols
er linn entgegenbradte gloringers
lebbafter @eiit, BEN ialbit oas gleno
nt@t ab5uitun1pfen bermodte, bate
biel mebr &ei5 fir 6ie &leine, als if
rer Mfutter geiitloie apatbie.
sic fiiblte iidb untpi6eritebli6 au
ibnt binge5ogen> aber nibt 5dub iu>
deno, ion6ern nit 6em 8etpuBtiein
ibm einen Salt bieten sls miiiieu.
unb spie ite 6ie @tn6bett ni9t ge.
fannt, 10 gingen l1lrifa au9 bic
Mabdeniabre berloren.
8on 6e6 Augenblid on, als CID.
ringer bas Roitbaus berlaiien, mar er
elm rnbelofer 8anoerer getporSen, ,sno |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
Die eIlbeguehnlle
81. Benedict WuTldsulhe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won a.
ten und frischen wunden. Geschwueren, c.
waechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw. Bitts
Geld nur durch Post Money Order xu schickeO.
Keine Stamps. so Cents die Schachtel, bel
J. L. Staab. l72es vaIlsyview Av.. Cleveland. o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

Gin etnu1aI geipro6enes Sort 10.
len feds Pfer6e ntbt mebr aariid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Mysterious Illness
Strikes Boy, IA

A 14-year-old Detroit boy, How
ard Beauvais, was on the point OF
death Saturday in the Hotel Dieu
Hospital in Windsor, but doctors
were unable definitely 10 diagnose
his case.
Detroit Board Of Health Off
cials, however, said that from
their study Of reports they thought
II was polio.
DR.. Raymond Morand, staff
doctor of the hospital. said the
boy was stricken either with
rabies or tetanus.
DR.. Morand rejects the polio
diagnosis emphatically.
The boy, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Russell Beauvais, of 52S st. CLAIR.
was bitten on the lee by a brown
and white cocker spaniel on Sept
is al Woodhall and Mack.
Health officials felt that since
he was bitten only t7No weeks ago
IL would not be rabies.
BeauvaiS was taken 10 the hos
pital a week ago from Assumption
College in Windsor, where he is a
student.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
| Bomber Sinks
10 Jap Craft
5 Enemy Berees,
4 Freiehters Baeeed

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQr New
Guinea oct. Sunday CINS)-
The sinking Of four japanese
freishters in a northern Borneo
port by a single navy Catalina
bomber which also destroyed six
heavily laden enemy barges by
strafisg attacks was announced
today in Gen MacArthurs COM
nunique.
The Catalina'S remarkable foray
in well-defended enemy territory
was carried out Thursday night
when II swept over Darvel Bay.
Patrol planes again attacked
enemy shipping and destroyer in
the vicinity of Ceram. Mitchell
bombers maintained the pressure
on other Jap shipping and ground
installations in the Lesser Sundas,
north of Australia.
Enemy occupied buildings in
Fuiloro Township on Timor were
DESTROYED in these attacks.
In the Banda Sea, attack planes
and dive bomberS struck anew at
Langeoer and Fam airdromes IN
the Kai group, starting numerous
fires and heavily cratering the
rHnways with "a tons Of eXplo-
SiVeS.
on the west coast of the Aroe
Islands. reconnaissance hamberS
hit Jap field Notifications and
raked small craft with machine
gun fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Reds Deep
In Yugos|dvid
Invasion Of Hungary
Admitted by Axis

MOSCOW. Oct. ! Sunday
QNS) - Formidable Soviet inva-
sion forces smashed deep into
Yugoslavia on a broad front early
today, ramming 10 within lOo
miles of a junction with Marshal
Tito's PartiSans while other Red
Army columns closed in further on
Hungary.
(Ihe Hungarian high COM
mand, in a communique broad
cast by the Nazi Transocean
agency. admitted that Russian
and Romanian forces had in
vaded Hungary. capturing the
three-way railroad junction OF
Mako and sending spearheads
as far as Foeldeak." However,
the Hungarians claimed that re-
inforced Axis troops counter
attacked the numerically SUI
perior enemy" and gained some
ground. Mako is Ito miles
southeast of Budapest0
At least % Yugoslav towns and
villages-some as much as eight
miles inside Yugoslavia - were
scooped up as the Reds stormed
across the Danube and hammered
toward junction with Tito and
other Allied invasion forces which
crossed the Adriatic earlier IN the
week.
Other Red Army columns con-
verged upon Hungary and Czecho-
while. on the Baltic
front. the Russians crossed the
Suurvain Straits and occupied the
Estonian island of Muhu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Bonnbers Smash
Ruhr Oil Bases


LONDON, Sept. 80 INSl-A
strongly escorted fleet of Raj
bomberS estimated TO number up
wards of $50 made a smashing at
tack against Nazi oil installations
in Bottrop and Sterkrade, indus
trial suburbs of Essen in the Ruhr
this afternoon.
The attack also apparently was
aimed at the NaZi lines of COM
munication over which supplies
and reinforcements are being
brought into the Dutch-German
front. Earlier about 1,750 Ameri-
can warplanes scared Nazi supply
routes leading into their Siegfried
Line strongholds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Pi(k-a-Ba(k Bombs
Hurled Into England

LONDON. Sept, 30 (UP)-Ger-
man planes carrying flying bombs
niek-a-baek threw their missiles
against England three times last
night, causing damage and cas-
ualtieS in some areas.
In the first attack, flying bombs
destroyed about a dozen homes
and a tavern.
1t was assumed that all of the
flying bombs last night were pro-
iected from mother planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Gov. Bri(keT Praises
Nation S Newspapers

COLUMBUS, Sept. 30 up
Gov. Bricker. Republican vice
presidential nominee, today paid
tribute 10 American newspapers
for the services they have rem
dered 10 the cause of good govern
ment" in a statement recognizing
the observance next week Of Ma
tionaI Newspaper Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
u. S. Sheds War Plant

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 CUP
President Roosevelt today di-
rected Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal 10 ~ellnquish control OF
Remington Rand war plant near
Elmira. n. Y, which the navy
took over last November because
of tagging production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Regime Fails in Italy

Sofia proSoviet Communists playing the dominant
Bulgarian and the armse deal between
Moscow and Bucharest whereby Romana went to the Red
and fighting with them against the Germans brings both
Bulgaria and Romana within the orbit of the Soviet Union
In the south, along the Black Sea the coast of
Bulgaria. the Soviet red army speorhead close to the
Turkish border and great distance from, the OAR
danelIes.
In the southeast, junction between Red army units and
forces of Stains ally Marshal Tito Joseph Broz) of Yugo-
ava has effect extended the Soviet orbit and to the
Adratic.
Hunger, communsms strongest ally stalks the length
and breadth of Italy.
In the Quebec conference of Roosevelt and Churchill,
there 1cds tdlk of possible famine IN Itoly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
u. S. 9TH Army Reaches
Belfort Pass, Say Nazis
international Photo
CONTINUED from Page one)

near Hurtgen below the American
occupied German town of Stolberg.
Troops of Hodges southern wing
at the same time widened their
grip along the Luxembourg-Ger-
man border by capturing the Lux
embourg town Of Haute Contz, six
miles below previously liberated
Rppaieh.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
British Newsmen Ask
End Of Censorship

LONDON. Sept. 30 CINS)-A
demand that the censorship in
Europe end with the defeat Of
Germany was made by William
Redfern in an address 10 the In
stitute of Journalists in London
today Redfern is the new presi-
dent of the group.
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MET IN TAPROOAI

They accepted, he said, and
they later met Cooper and Ben
der in the hotel taproom. where
the girls had had "a few drinks. +"
They all went to the suite pre-
viously engaged by Cooper.
Cooper had some Scotch whisky.
he testified, and he saw Cooper
and Bender take some drinks .
but none of the girls drank any
thing.
II was with the 16-year-old
girl" he testified, land she
didn't seem to he having a very
good time"
So, he said. he took her to the
street and put her on a bus for
home.