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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

There is also free lunch for
all participants. Crescent is one of
the few clubs which continues TO
feed the boys. The bigger outfits
gave it up long time ago.
Starting Sunday there will be
yachting doingS here each week
end until well in October. Here 5
the card for the balance of the
season:
Aug. 2O-CreScent Sail Y. G.
Aug. 25-27-Barthel Trophy
Series sponsored by the Detroit
Yacht Club and Detroit 8-meter
Association at Crosse Pointe
Y. {.
Aug. Sl-Sept.l-2-Great Lakes
Star Boat championships at
C.asea"t
Sept. S-Detroit Y. c. sweep
stakes.
Sept. 9-Bayview All Night
thing.
Sept. I1-GroSse Pointe Y. {.
Blue Nose.
Sept. 2i-D. X. Y. A. catboat
championships.
Sept. 24-Iceberg S-meter
series starts.
Oct. detroit S-meter race.
Oct. detroit 8-meter race.
Oct. lj-DetrOit 8-meter race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Byrd Golf
Second Best

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. IL
OUPl Harold (JuGl McSpaden,
tho golfer who isn't up 10 par
unless he is under It,, remained
afoot- from reputation fteurrS to-
day and became the man TO
beat IN the Professional Golfers
Association tournament over The
manito course.
lie turned IN nine brides and
- narS- Yesterday in the first,
round Of match play 10 defeat
Bruce Coltari- of AbSecon. n. j.
7 and ). the best display of golf
IN the meet TO date.
He had a first round medal OF
81. the lowest lS holes of the
tournament and was found under
par in the afternoon round when
the match ended on the 3lSt hole.
. Coltart played excellent golf him
self. showing a card Of two under
par for the 81 holes, but he
. couldn't cope with the Philadel-
phia SharpShooter.
BYRD SECOND BEST
The eN-hall player. Sammy
RNrd. turned in the days second
best round, going SIN under par
I for 80 holes 10 defeat W. A Stack
house Of Sequin, Tex, 1 and 3.
Byron Nelson OF Toledo. @ the
tournament medaliSt moved 10
tho second round with 5 and 4
victory over Mike DeMaSSey of
san Jose, Cal. shooting a three
under 50 on the first Is. The
match ended on the 32d green
with Nelson playing even par
golf 10 that point.
Other results:
Harry Bsssler of culver Cry, Cal.
eliminated Joe Mozel OF Portland, ore
Tony Penna DAYTON. o. defeated
Morrie GraVatt wilismsport Pa
and 2.
Joseph Zarhardt. Norristown, Pa, 1 up
George scnnetter NJ sat, Lake CITY
eliminated Ted Longworih, Portland. ore
viii. coffin NJ WHITE plains. n y
defeated Pur,is Ferree Of Winston Salem,
: and :.
VI Dudley eliminated steve savel. 7
and IS Jimmy Hines won from Thurman
Edwards ana s Chuck Congdon de-
feated Henry Williams IT, ! and y Mark
Fry defeated Neii Christian and l.
Tony Manero went extra holes To de
feat NJ. c Aleridge. up Al 18th green
Rob Hamilton trimmed Gene kunts, and
. craig Wood eliminated James D'Angela
8 and 4 Fred Annon beat Harry Nettel-
bladf 5 and 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
DBF Ire
Aroused
By JAKE-BERsoN

An aroused group 81 Detroit
Baseball Federation OFFICIALS will
hold a special meeting behind
closed doors tomorrow night 20
consider charges that eight DBF
players participated under as
sumed names on the Ford JAW
Local 600 team in a semipro tour
nament at Wichita.
II the DBF officials carry over
their present mood-and they are
plenty hottie players in queS-
ton are in for considerable
trouble. One sandlot authority
threatened TO slap suspensions on
the players up to 10 years.
EIGHT NAMED
The sandlotterS charged with
making the trip 10 the Semlpro
tourney are pitcher Tony Buko-
vich and shortstop Don Cantwell
of Auto Club in Class A: pitcher
Walter Lacey and third baSeman
Ray Huffman Of Virgles in Class
( A; pitcher Joe Wykrent and out
/ fielder John McSay of lakewood
Blue Jackets in Class B; pitcher
Tony Gravina, JAW ia. Class b,
and Emil Carilini. Progressive
outfielder in Class Il.
The DBF officials, managers
and hackers of the teams in
VOWED are particularly incenSed
over the failure of Bukovich,
Cantwell, Lacey. Huffman, Wy
krent and McSay to appear IN last
Sundays Amateur Day games
with their teams.
BAN EN- ANYWAY
I'VE have no doubt. though
we are awaiting proof, that
these players were In Wichita
for the semipro tournament,
another DBF official said.
Even II they did not play la
Wichita, and we have reason 10
believe they did. we are going
To suspend them for the rest Of
the season for not showing up
last sunday"
There i q strong possibility
that if the players are suspended
the teams involved will be allowed
10 replace tho losses for the rest
of the elimination series,
BukOvlch is the outstanding
pitcher in Class a. having Won
nine and lost none this season He
also helped Auto Club 10 Class a
championships IN 1912 and 1913
II Won the national title in l9z
and va -EinnAFliR llasf -,t.etaaff-- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
START AT NOON

CreScent'S regatta Sunday
starts ar noon with the eight
meters, R-BoatS, SIN-meterS and
so on. following at 5-mlnute in
tervalS. The bigger boats have a
lS-mile course which starts and
finishes i'm front Of the clubhouse.
Smaller boats sail ten and SIX
mile triangleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

BILGEWASH I'd Zcrbe sends
out a plea 10 the R-boat shippers
OF Breeze. Lightning and Ardette
to come out and race -. It's
lonely out there alone with
SPOOk he says . Russ Moore
is bringing his r. LaSalle. up from
Toledo which should provide some
company for Spook.
The boys are wondering If the
Dean of Sailing on Lake ST Clair,
Joe Snay, VIII be out Sunday
racing the rest OF the S-meterS
with ThlSbe There's story
going around that he's been rush
ing TO the solitude of his room
and crying himself 10 sleep nights
on his Crosse POinte pillow be-
cause Of combination of clrcun-
stances tnamely Ted FarnSworthD
which caused him to blow the
Interlakc regatta and a chance 10
represent Lake Erie IN the Bar
thcl Trophy Series next week
FarnSworth. sailing Conwego, ac-
Cording 10 the story, went out 10
cover Snay on Thisbe az the
Bay and YOU could almost feel
the lattcrS writing SuftOcatlon
as -snc-tried to- get air-good
clean. sailing air 90. II IS to be
hoped that both Snay and Farms
worth will be out again because
we've only got one lake 10 race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Graft Keeps NaziS
Too Busy for War
BY RICHARD TREGAsKIs

a RESORT TOWN. NEAR
PARIS, Aug. - ms German
troops. pushed out Of this town
by advancing Americans. APP
parently devoted more time to
black marketing than defense.
From prisoners and townfolk,
\ mcriCan intelligence officers
learned that Nazi troops used
their cars and trucks 10 scour the
countryside tor butter, which
they bought for an average OF 81
Il pound and sold IN Paris black
market at SIS 10 81 profit.
They took advantage of a short
age of gasoline which stopped
French butter makers from de-
liVcring their product 10 Paris.
The French of this area replied
in kind. They sold large stores of
cogftae 20 Germans for prices
ranging from 500 20 $50 francs.
thon stole much Of u back from
German warehouses. Finding all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Papal Secy. of State
Dies: Blow To Vatican

was his principal collaboration in
Vatican peace plans.
The cardinal. who was born in
CaSoria 81 years 40. had been
His Holiness secretary of state
since 1889.
He served as official OF the sec
retariate of state from 1908 TO
1918 became a private papal
chamberlain in 1919 and domestic
prelate 10 the Pope in 1918.
He was made a cardinal in 1898
after serving as representative of
the Holy See in Switzerland from
1918 to 1920. titular Archbishop
of Caesaria in Palestine in 1920,
and Nuncio Apostolic to France
from 1926 TO 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Land Grabs Offered
by Bul CARS for Peace

LONDON, Aug % GNS)-
Bulgaria was reported today 10 be
prepared 10 give up the territory
il had seized from YugoSlavia and
Greece in order 20 get out of the
war.
An Ankara dispatch received
by the London Daily Herald said
the new Bulgarian cabinet had
asked Russia 10 forward IFS peace
bid 10 the United States and
Great Britain. Bulgaria is not at
war with Russia.
Meanwhile. however. the cVilcd
Greek government. in Caro-
broadcast, denounced Bulearias
reported desire for peace as fHe
lamentations of a thief who has
been caught IN tho act"
"a Cairo broadcast reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
LAVAL REPORTED GONE

Persistent. but still unconfirmed
reports, said Pierre Laval Nichy
chief of government, already had
fed from his Nazi-controlled- capt.
tai and established a new puppet
seat Of government in or near Bel.
fort close 10 the Franco German
border
Meanwhile authoritative French
sources asserted that the bulk of
the German garrison in Paris was
believed 10 be evaCuating. If it had
not already done 50. leaving only
rear guards 10 defend the city
against thousands of rebellious
D4frlofS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
.IsbeY Going Abroad
On Bond Business

Nichigan'S war finance COM
mittee chairman. Frank y. ISbey
will leave soon for the European
war theatcr on War Bond bust
ness" IL was announced today in
Washington
Length OF the trip was not in
Dictated by treasury officials, who
said the mission is AN undiS-
closed but important one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Women Volunteers
Asked to Fight
Detr0it'S Polio

With Michigan whose total of infantie paraly-
Sis cases now numbers 1873, listed as one of eight
epidemic states in the nation, an urgent appeal
was made today for intelligent able bodied" women
to join in the fight against the dread disease
Dr. Betty IIuse of the federal labor departments
chidrens bureau termed the states polio spread of ep-
demic proportions"
The being recruited by the National Founda
ton for Infante Paralysis aid in caring for stricken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Petdiin Held
In GERMANY,
Swiss Report

LONDON, Aug % up
Swiss reports said today that the
Germans, apparently preparing
Tor the evacuation Of Paris and
The rest Of France, have arrested
Marshal Petain, chief Of state of
the Nlchy government and taken
hun 10 an unknown place IN Ger
many.
Earlier reports said PetaIn had
resisted all German pressure 10
leave Vichy and was contemplate
ing turning over his authority TO
Gen DE GeulIe. president Of the
French Committee Of National
Liberation and his hated rival, as
a means OF continuing what he
regards as the legal government
of France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Vienna
Battered

LONDON, Aug. y up
American bomber, probably from
Italian bases. raIdcd Vienna and
parts Of Upper SIlesla in Germany
today the DNB news agency re-
ported in a Berlin broadcast.
The enemy report SAID bonherS
also few over CzechO-Slovakia,
where they were engaged IN
furious combat by German fighter
planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
GripshoIm 10 Sail
For More Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Aug - tINS)
The state and war departments
have announced that the Swedish
motor ship GrIpShOim is scheduled
- ssll from New York on or
about Aug % 10 effect another
exchange with Germany of Sc
rou>ly sick and wounded prs
oncrS OF war
The men have been found en-
titled 10 repatriation under the
Geneva prISonerS-ol-war conNen-
tIDn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
10 CASES AT KIEFER

Nearly all hospitals IN the
Detroit area now have some lntan-
tile paralysis cases. Herman Kie-
fer Hospital has 70 cases, Of whom
~ are receiving the Kenny treat
ment
Six new cases were reported
yesterday making d total Of 10 for
this week
Six deaths have been recorded
among the 1873 cases IN Wayne
County this season. ON the
brighter side. Or, Douglas pointed
out that SO per cent Of those who
come down with the disease get
over IT without becoming para
lived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

by the Federal Communications
Commission demanded punish
mont OF Bulgarian rulers and
military leaders and perpetra-
tors OF crimes against the popu-
l4tonS of Macedonia and
Thracc on the basis of principles
regarding punishment of war
criminals proclaimed by the
United Nations -
Bulgaria'> foreign minister Par
van Draganov. IS scheduled 90
make a statement on foreign poll
icy before the Bulgarian Parlia-
mont tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

bottle labels had been stamped
For Use by German Army" the
French soaked off the labels and
put new ones back on. Thus they
were able TO sell the same cognac
TO the Germans several times.
Standard price for a tin Of so
British cigarets. or a package of
20 American cigarets was $50
before the Americans swept into
town and with characteristic
generosity began TO shower the
French with packages-for MOTH
ing.
The Americans captured a huge
store Of German ammunition and
food in this town, The size of IL
Indicated that the Germans
planned 10 stay here and fight a
long. long war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
PA TON DRIVES
TOWARD HAvRE
Reds
Fight i'm
Prussia

MOSCOW, Aug - qNSl-
Front dispatches were quoted by
the government newspaper lives
TIA today as saying that Russian
patrols are operating inside East
Prussia IN the first penetration
OF German soil uy any Allied
force since the beginning of the
war.
Russian mortarS and machine
guns were reported firing across
the border from an advanced
area.
IzNesua added that German tor
ritOry was beng thoroughly
combed by patrols gong out ON
the river side Of the border road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
ByrneS 10 Aid
FDR Through
Campaign

WASHINGTON. Aug. p INS)
war Mobilization Director
James r. Byrnes was reported
today 10 have agreed 10 retain his
post until after the November
election.
Byrncs, however, has disclosed
10 friends that he plans 10 seek
release from his post as assist
ant president and co-ordlnator
Of civilian var programs. His
present plan IT was reported, is
t. 90 INTO private law practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Robot Bombs Blast
South England Area

LONDON. Aug. % GNS) -
German robot bombs struck south
England last night and early to-
day causing damage and casual
ties. the air ministry said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
DISCIPLINE REQUESTED

Residents Of Paris heard a
plea 10 observe Self-lmpoSed
discipline in the face of very
difficult conditions" in the city.
broadcast by Gen. Koenig. com
mander of the French forces of
the interior, following his APP
poIntment by Gen. De Gaulle as
military governor of PARIS. ms
reported
Announcement OF Koenig
appointment was made over
Radio Bretagne, French station
operated by the French Com
mittee of National Liberation.
according 10 the Fec
The Swiss Journal dc Geneve
said gcStapo agents seized Petain
70 Nichy'S Hotel Pare, Sunday
morning along with n group of his
aides including a Gen BTidOuN and
Adm Belhaut.
Before leaving Fichy the news
paper said, Petain wrote a short
etter Of farewell 10 the French
people. which obtained immediate
and widespread circulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
50 TOWNS TAKEN

More than so towns and villages
were taken by Russian troops
who advanced one 10 SIX mile,
across the vitally important rail-
road between the Polish capital
and the Bug River. a tense bait
tie for Warsaw itself was de-
Clared TO be in progress
Other Soviet forces smashed
German counterattacks northeast
OF Praga. northern suburb oil
Warsaw. Nazi tanks and infantry
suffered heavy lOsSceS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
.Hdnntrdnn(k
School Fund
Quiz Refused

Five members Of the seven
man Hamtramck board of
education refused today to
investigate the alleged unau-
thorized transfer of approx
mately $4,000 in sc o !
funds to the Lanham Fund, a
federal account established
for caring for children Of
war-working mothers.
f.1t- aid nopek. trustee, charged
that school board money was
being used by finance director
Al F. Borcz, who is in charge Of
the Lanham program 10 pay for
over expenditures in the fund and
that the transactions were car
ried out without the boards au-
thority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Kiss From StdrIet
Is Factory Job Bait

LOS ANGELES Aug. % tUPt
They wouldn't have believed II
back in 1888. Workers were enticed
10 hire in AZ a Los Angeles tire
factory yesterday with the prom
iSe OF kiss from movie Starlet
joyce REYNOLDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

-RutfE#AHg- % GNS4-Luigi
Cardinal Maelione. papal Secre-
tary of state, died today
He succumbed after a heart at
tack in his country residence at
CaSoria
catholic circles in London
consider both Giuseppe Cardinal
PIlzardo, formerly undcrScCrc-
tary of state. and Archbishop
Giovanni Cicognani. apostolic
delegate 10 the United States. as
possible SUCCESSORS 10, the de-
ceased secretary of State) SIS.
The cardinal. who went TO
CaSoria TO reCuperate from a re-
cent attack of neuritiS. was last
reported in considerably improved
health.
His death Is a severe blow 10
poDe pue for Cardinal MagliOne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
PROBE DEFEATED

He offered resolution calling
for an investigation OF the trans
fers when they were made and by
whom. The resolution was de-
feated. 4 10 2, with one board
member present but not voting
The board at its last meeting
belatedly approved the transfers,
kopek said, but he stated that
the transactions had occurred
during the year. without permits
sion from the board
The school board last week APP
pointed committee OF three to
investigate "rumorS' of irregular
tiles in the Lanham program in
Hsmtramck, among which were
charges that an excessive number
of employees were on the pay roll
and that work was not being con-
Quoted efficiently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
Ydnks Reach
Name; Speed
Battles Foe
SUPREME HQ., AEF, Aug

SUPREME HQ., AEF, Aug
% (INS)-American forces
commanded by 1t. Gen. Pat
ton launched a smashing new
offensive today along tho
south banks OF the Seine
River in an about drive to
trap not only battered rem
nants of the German Seventh
Army but part of the enemy's
18th Army as well.
(Another American unit
already was said to have
reached the Marine at
Meaux, % miles east north.
east Of Paris and 40 miles
a bove the breakthrough
point around Fontaine-
bleau. Another was said
to be in Rozoy, q miles
southeast of the capital,
UP reported.)
GERMANS CONFUSED
A front line dispatch from ms
correspondent Clark Lee said the
Germans are in the utmost con-
fusion and do not seem to have
any plans TO cope with the de-
veloping American thanking
thruStS.
Other dispatches said the new
drive threatened lie Havre and
the robot bomb installations on
the Calais coast.
Lee quoted high American Of
ficials as saying that 1.-The end is
in sight in the battle of France.
Meanwhile, secrecy cloaked
progress of the fighting in the
Paris area. reported outflanked
by American forces that have
thrown bridgeheads across the
Seine above and below the capital.
PATTON MOVES SWIFTLY
German reports continued to in
dicate the Nazis are preparing to
abandon the French capital with
out a fight, but there were indi-
Continued on Page 2, Col -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
RIVER INDICATED

There was no indication Of the
point Al winch Russian patrols
crossed the East Pru>sian border
but the mention OF the river
side OF the border road limited
that it might have been along the
BiebrZa River. where Russian
forces have been driving for the
East PruSsian rail center of Lyck.
Meanwhile Red army legions.
sweeping aCrOSS a 2f-mIie SrTrrCtT
of the Observation-Disclosures Rail
road, cracked the main German
defenSes northeast of Warsaw
Other Russian forces however,
were forced to yield the Latvian
rail town of TukumS 30 miles
west Of Riga IN what the Soviet
communique described frankly a,
a retreat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
3 HOURS MINIMUM

A minimum Of three hours a
day viii be required of each appll-
cant though it is hoped that many
can give four s,T - 5sEs3. boys.
They may volunteer for one or
more days per week the more
the better.
Applications should be- made at
the headquarters Of the Wayne
County chapter Of the National
Foundation for Tnfantile Paraly-
sis. PAST National Bank Building,
or by calling Cadillac $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
STATE HOLDS Up LOAN

The committee. made up Of
School Supt. NJ. a. Kopka. School
Atty. Michael J. Mozola and +. NJ.
Conklin, principal of Hamtramck
High School. will make a report
Continued on Page 2. Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
NEED AT LEAST so

At least 50 volunteers. working
on a full-time basis, would be
needed 10 care for present pa
tientS. The actual number re-
quired Will probably be much
greater. because II Is probable that
most viii work part time.
One Of the most important
phases of the Kenny treatment IS
The application of hot moist packs
to the patients painful muscles.
The packs must be changed every
10 or Is minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set az s22 p m today
and rise tomorrow az s.is m
The moon viii set AZ l0.Zs . m TO-
day and rise tomorrow at Ill 4. no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
NaZiS Near ROut
AncSOuth France

ROMEl Aug p GNS)-The
German army in southern France
is in full retreat" Mai Gen.
Patch commander Of the Ameri-
can Seventh Army, declared to-
day as Allied forces of liberation
extended their area of control 70
1000 square miles
American SpearheadS shot So
miles inland from their original
beaChhcads while French troops
battlcd 10 Subdue the last Nazi
resistance inside Toulon.
THE enemy i'm our area is
-perpleNed and stunned" Gen.
Patch said in an order Of the
day from his advanced head
quarters.
Except for his coastal de-
tense forces, he is in full re-
treat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
JOBS NOT HAZARDOUS

They need have no fear of con-
tagion in the hospitals where they
will work. according TO DR.. Bruce
Douglas. health commissioner.
I'VE have never had a case In
which a member of the hospital
personnel caught the disease
from a patient" said Or. Doug
las.
Although IL is not hazardous,
the work is tremendously i'm
portant. The health or even the
life OF the patient may hinge
upon the faithfulness with which
II is carried out
For that reason. the foundation
has set high requirements for the
volunteers. They must be over Is.
intelligent and ahle-bodied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

THE MICHIGAN BANK
For Auto Loans Call CA 53l1.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

of ToulOn but fall Of the city was
not confirmed in the regular COM
munique from headquarters of
Gen Wilson.
g MILES TO MARSEILLE
Infantry elements have adj
vanced TO within eight miles of
NIar>eiIlc Frances biggest port
and second largest city.
"a British radio broadcast
heard by NBC said the Allies
were six miles from Marseille.D
French forces are advancing
nOrrfward beyond foufon. the
communlque said.
American troops have occupied
Air-en-Provence. and forward
elements have pushed beyond the
Durance River, taking Grambois
and NanoSuue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22

children whose lives are en-
dangered by the shortage OF
regular hospital help.
They are needed 10 assist in the
application of hot packs-a vital
part OF the Sister Kenny treat
ment.
They will be paid at the rate
of 81 per hour during both the
period Of instruction and actual
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-22
URGES FULL EFFORT

The former American com
nanGcr az Guadalcanal called
upon the forces under his com
mand 10 exert a maximum effort
10 prevent the Germans from get
ting time 10 recover.
I'VE have "A definite chance ~
victory" the general said THE
opportunity for decisive results
i in front of us and We must
and will Use IL with the utmost
speed and effectiveness"
Radio AlglerS said French
troops already were in possession