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Evening star., 1945-08-05
Macarthur
Continued From First Page.)

Doolittle's 9th Air Force and 1t.
Gen. Nathan F. winnings Mari
anas-based 20th Air Force. This
command is directly under Gen
H. H. Arnold and the joint chiefs Of
staff.
Orders for Gen. MacArthur's
Ryukyu command came from the
joint chiefs Of staff, it was an
nounced in Washington.
Members of this high command
include Admiral william D. Leahy
chief of staff to the President;
Gen. George G. Marshall. Army
chief of staff; Admiral Ernest j.
King, commander in chief of the
feet, and Gen. Arnold, commander
of Army Air Forces.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
81 Jap Locomotives
Destroyed in Fighter
Raid on Soerabaja-
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Sunday, Aug. 5-United
States 18th Air Force Lightnings
destroyed 81 enemy locomotives at
Soerabaja in heavy 2-hour at
tack at midday Wednesday. in their
first long-range challenge of the
Japanese at that once-vital naval
base on Eastern Java, Gen. Mac
Arthur announced today.
Only seven Ligtnings partici-
pated. The long-range strike was
accomplished by refueling at newly
won Borneo bases.
Air force headquarters described
the destruction as being of "ex-
plosive effect"
I'VE have developed the long
range fighter into an instrument of
destruction that works as we'll a
thousand miles from base as 1t does
10 miles away" declared Maj. Gen.
Paul B. Wurtsmith, commander of
the 18th.
Last weeks 2,100-mile flight on
reconnaissance to Singapore by our
P-38s was the longest ever flown,
and this sweep to Soerabaja should
show the Nip he is not safe from
our deadly deck-level attacks any,
where In the Indies or Asia"
No Air Opposition.
The fighters that struck Soeraba-
ia flew from the Philippines, making
the long round trip without en-
countering air opposition. They met
only moderate anti-aircraft fire In
their two hours over the target.
The only previous attacks on that
former seat of Dutch sea power in
the Indies had been by unescorted
Liberators from undisclosed bases.
which concentrated on harbor and
dock areas.
While Gen. Macarthur announced
that bad weather for the second
consecutive day prevented scheduled
Far East Air Forces strikes at the
japanese homeland, the aerial
blockade Of the enemy's Asiatic
coast continued, with United States
7th Fleet planes sinking or damag-
ing seven ferighters OF Malaga.
Raid on Singapore Area.
The naval planes also destroyed
shipyard facilities In the Riouw Is
lands just south of Singapore, dam
aged a number of river craft near
Hong Kong, and also hit Hainan
Island of South China.
The tactical air forces including
Australian fighters again swept over
enemy areas Of Borneo, destroying
several luggers along the west coast
and heavily strafing enemy positions
inland from Balikpapan on the
southeast coast.
Cooperating air and light naval
forces simultaneously bombarded
enemy shore positions at the i'm
portant northeast Borneo port of
Sandakan, completing the destruc-
ton Of the remaining ajor install
lations there" Gen. MacArthur's
communique announced.
Australian heavy bombers and
fighters continued the daily neu-
tralizing raids on the Celebes air
fields and in the Halmaheras and
Lesser Sunda Islands.
United States Marine and New
Zealand and Australian planes sup
ported the Australian Sd Division
on by-passed Bougainville, where
Gen. Macarthur reported the en-
emy was being compressed in the
northern tip OF the island and was
being driven in scattered remnants
down the Emperor Range towards
the east coast.
This was the only mention OF
ground action in Gen. Macarthur s
communique.
Evening star., 1945-08-05

report said, except three bent
beams on the exterior of the 10th
floor adjacent to the point of i'm
pact, and these could have been
completely carried away without
endangering the structure as q
whole"
Evening star., 1945-08-05
Moscogni Composition
Played at His Funeral
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ROME, Aug. 4-Composer Pietro
Mascagni was buried today after
services at the Basilica of San
Lorenzo in Lucina. A police band
played the "Intermezzo" from Ca
valleria Rusticana," his best-known
opera.
Mascagni died two days ago at
81. The body will be reburied later
at Livorno, as Mascagni wished.
Thousands of mourning Italians
watched as Mascagni's body was
borne in a coach drawn by four
horses.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Bones Jones' Is ATough
Guy On The Cosmo Five

Emil tBoneSl Jones star OF Ham
tramck's stellar bask tball team, Is
an outstanding candidate for the
center position on the l94i-45
Metropolitan Detroit all-city high
school basketball team.
Veteran observers say that
Bones" is orc OF the most promiS-
ing high school athletes seen in
this sector in years
I7-Year-Old Serior
Bones. a l7-yca"-old senior VII
towers six feet two inches an
tips the scales with $50 pounds OF
Drawn. is an accomplished passei
and ball handler. The big center,
who is exceptionally cool in action.
is the floor leader and playmaker
for the high flying Cosmo ssgre-
CATION.
Jones was injured during the
early weeks OF the current season
and has played in less than hall
OF the games.
Defeat Cass Tech
Playing before an overflow crowd
last Friday afternoon in the gym
nasium al Cass Tech. Bones led
his team TO a % to % victory over
the Cass team. At half time tn
Cosmos led by 10 to II, but late lr
he third period Cass moved Withlr
TWO points OF tie score. The Gas
upsurge was marked by some ex
Hellent passing, two exciting Ions
.hots and three timely free throw,
n rapid succession. The score hoaio
read: Hamtramck %, CasS 81
Jones then gave a fine exhibition
OF play making and teamwork He
repeatedly passed TO his teammates
for "layup". shots urder the basket
However. he was able TO tally seven
points himself.
Prospects Bright
The burning question among gal.
lerites centers around Jones abilltj
TO follow IN the footsteps Of the
mere handful OF Negro players who
in past years have been selected
on the mythical sll-city basketball
teams.
From this corner the Cosmo star
seems we'll on his way toward the
distinction, as he displays excep.
tional court "savvy" and fnes>t.
and is playing on winning team.
His team has only TO defeat North
ern and Highland Park in its last
two scheduled games TO gain a
berth in the city high school cham
pionshlp play-off.
This is Bones first year of high
school competition. but he mas
made his presence felt He has av-
eraged 10 points a game and is the
leading scorer on the team. II,
was member OF the Bailey team
which won the lnter-City Glass q
championship last season.
Besides outstanding ability in
basketball, Bones is captain Of the
varsity track, scoring points in Inc
100 and 220-yard dashes. and the
running broad jump He is also
president OF the school band, and
a member OF the Glee club.
Jones lives With his parents. Nj.
and Mrs. Bolton Dorsey. a, 24l8
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Criticizes Press
For Jew Batting

WASHINGTON. D. c. CNNPA)
Warning thH Negroes should be
douoly careful not 10 Go anything
that would tend 10 arouse preju-
di-l against other groups, and that
the Negro press should be espe-
call. F-alert against misleading
Items concerning our nel ghborS.
A Philip Randolph, president OF
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car
Porters and co-chairman Of the
National Council for a Permanent
FEpC declared this week that a
number OF statements appearing in
weekly paper in phis
amazed and panied him
OF all people. Negroes should
be the last 20 cast any asperSinn>
on another minority group which
more otter than not is the target
OF the poisoned arrows aimed at
US as well. ne stated
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Willis Upsets
Dope By Beating
Juste Fontaine

The late Jack Blackburn. trainer
Of Joe Louis. used to say: Give
me a fellow with a good left hand
and I'll show you . champion"
Leroy Willis. possessing a good
left hand, surprised 1875 fight fans
Friday night in Olympia by scor-
ing a decisive win over Juste Fon-
tame, Pittsburgh lightweight. Willis
was the 8 to 5 underdog before the
battle.
Boast Went Wrong
Prior 10 the battle Fontalne had
said that he would knock Willis
out OF the ring While he fioored
Willis at the start OF the eighth,
there was no time when he had
an opportunity 10 knock Willis
out Of the ring.
With the opening Of the eighth
round. Fontalne rushed out at the
sound OF the bell. caught Willis off
guard. dashed out with his right,
the blow landing on Willis left
shoulder sending the little De-
troiter to the floor He bounced
back without count.
II was the good left hand that
won the verdict for Willis. The De-
troiter kept singing Fontaine IN
the face with the left, keeping him
off balance, and then connecting
with a good right Only Fontaine's
durability kept him from being
knocked down.
In other bouts Charley Padalino
1853. Detroit, beat Willie Watkins,
Detroit. in a six-rounder Bill Grier,
Isl, Detroit. stopped Count Mar
low. l57. Pittsburgh. in the third;
Mickey Quack. 1913. Pittsburgh. de-
featcd Terry Finley, 1875. Toronto,
in four rounds; Walter Stark, 1874,
Detroit, beat Tony Azzaro. l48.
Detroit in four rounds. and Cliff
Beckett. l57. Sudbury, Ont, beat
Marty Doyle. Detroit, four rounds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
RACKET SQUAD
ARRESTS Ten
FOR CAMINC

A new drive by racket squad
officers cracking down on gambling
which they say has mushroomed
since the ban on racing resulted
this week in the arrest o. ten per-
sons. two Of them women
Approximately 40 officers took
part in the raid on four establish
nenis. including homes IN Crosse
Pointe Park, 81 Clare Shores and
In East Detroit
Police disclosed they had taken
200 feet Of movie film preceding
a raid on an alleged parking lot
pickup station. 62i5 Cass avenue
Took Film Of Gambling
According 20 Lieut. Ralph Baker
and SGT. CLAYTON Nowln OF the
racket squad the Aim shows men
driving into the 10, ans deposltins
clearing house bet slips IN a large
metal con;alncr.
James Martin, 81 62lS CasS. ac-
eordlnc n police Was the parking
10, attendant. held along With six
others following a Iald al the LOT
Others held for invest cation Of
violating the gaming lsVs were
Bcnn,c levy a.. o. Fort Wayne
hole. Yource Bryant. As and his
brother. Jesse. both OF a57 Osborne
place. Levy Ivy. IS. Az f Warren;
william Harris. -. 1883 Clay and
Cyrus Amos. 80. OF $50 Medbury
avenue.
Police say that approximately
5000 betting slips ana $500 y crr-
rency we're conhScaicd al this sd-
dress
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Says A ROOmer
Assaulted Her

A 25-year-old landlady told po-
lice that she had awakened when
her 25-year-old roomer. Herman
Howard grabbed her by the throat
choked and raped her. I
She told police that he had
threatened TO kill her IL sac told
anyone of the alleged incident.
Police say that Howard. gas
station attendant at Twelfth and
Warren avenue escaped following
the reported assault.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Appointed To
Urban League
Post In Jersey

Miss z. Fannie Granton. l943
graduate OF the Atlanta University
School OF Social Work has just
been appointed executive secretary
Of the Englewood. N. j Urban
League. Before entering the School
OF Social Work Miss Granton was
employed with the North Carolina
FERA, the South :. est Settlement
House OF Washington. d. c.. and
with the District OF Columbia Com
munity Center and Playground De-
partment. Since graduation she has
worked as Assistant Executive Sec
rotary Of the Hester Community
House. Houston. Texas. Miss Gran
ton is a native Of Washington, DC,
and a graduate Of Shaw university
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
L. H. LebOn Gives
Organ Recital

On Sunday. Feb 4, Mrs. Lorain-
eta II. lie Bon, Mus.B.. F.A.G.O.,
will celebrate her tWenty-ffth an
niversary as organist OF ST. Mat
thew's Episcopal church, with an
organ recital at 6 p m. assisted by
the choir.
Mrs lie Bon received her Bache-
Tor OF Music do gree from the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music in 1929
passed successfully the rigid exam
nations in all branches Of music
theoretic and practical, set by the
American Guild OF Organists She
is a fellow OF that order, which is
the highest honor obtainable in the
field OF Organ Music. Mrs. lie Bon
was the first person Of our group TO
receive this degree.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

Slice street. in Hamtramck He
serves as recreatlonal worker and
coach Of boys basketball team al,
Tau Theta Community House.
He will be II rcxt September
and expects TO be IN the armed
forces before another basketball
season rolls around.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03

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i3i|gESBl
For You To Feel Well


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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
LYDIA {. PlNKHAM'S s so.roSs6

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
Woman Overcome
By Poison Fumes

Mrs. villa Mae Darnell, "a. 1888
Superior street was treated at Re-
ceiving hospital this week after,
according to police, she had been
overcome by carbon monoxide poi
Soning in her home.
She was found unconscious by
her husband. Leroy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-03
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12
PROGRAM For future Aids
To Wounded M len Merits
{ Everyone ENCOURAGEMENT

we will do as individuals and as
communities for the serviceman
who will be in hospitals for years
or even for the rest of their lives?
LEST WE FORGET
Now is the time to make our
pledges The sick and wounded
servicemen of the last war were
pretty much forgotten by ali but
members Of their families. That
shouldn't happen again. Some
how we should hang On to the feel
ing we now have for the service
men who are being carried from
hospital ships.
Right now we know how much
We owe them, how awed we are
oy the sacrifices they have madC
for us. And while we know, We
ought to make some vows that
they won't be forgotten when the
War is over and the lucky ones
among us are picking up our lives
and going on with them.
What we don't decide to do now
we will probably never do. For il
Is SO easy to forget.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12

a pink frock with. purple orchids.
Mrs. Williamson has for the past
few years held a position with the
Medical Supply department at Fort
Bragg. Capt. Williamson has re-
Gently returned from the European
Theatre, where he was with the
Army Air Force for over three
years.
Immediately following the cere.
mony reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. Fol
lowing the reception the bride
changed to black crepe dress
with matching accessories. She
wore an orchid from her bouquet
to complete her costume. They
honeymooned in Miami and Cuba.
Capt. Williamson has reported fol
duty at Miami.
Following the wedding rehearsals
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Britt enter
tanned at lovely party for the
bridal party at the home Of the
former.
A good method for cleaning met
al lamp bases is to apply a thin
coat of wax to the metal and then,
after allowing ito stand a few
moments, rub it off with soft
dry cloth.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-12
Store Plans Available
At Chamber Of Commerce

Walter J. Cartier, secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, an
nounced yesterday that any mer-
chant members of the chamber in
terested in plans for the postwar
rnodernization of their stores may
borrow a compilation of suggested
plans prepared by the National
Retail Dry Goods association en-
titled planning for the Store of
Tomorrow, which is available in
his office.
The study includes plans for light
ing modernization, internal store
layouts and arrangements, the use
of color in store arrangements, all
conditioning, transportation, and
gives particular emphasis to the
| moderization of the smaller store