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of the county building. Arnold
Ullrich will act as chief regis
trar.
2. Mrs. Byron w. Preussel
will te the chief registrar at
Lincoln school.
3. At Wilson School, Mrs.
Bryon H. Stuck will act as chief
registrar.
4. Grant School with. Clarence
Barck in charge.
WARREN TOWNSHIP
George w. John, member OF
Board No. / was to give instruc-
lions to registrars and registers
of Warren township today at
200 pm, in Busch High of Gen.
ter Line.
Warren township registration
places follow:
l. Busch School annex, 10
Mile and Van Dyke, John Gal
kavi, chief registrar.
2. U.SO. Building on Federal
avenue at Packard, j o n n
Zemke. chief registrar.
3. Fitzgerald U.S.O. Building
on Nine Mis- at Ryan, Zena M.
Neigebaur, chief registrar.
4. Warren High school, SUI
perintendent Paul Consino, chief
registrar
SOUTH MACOMB
A spokesman for Board No. ?,
today specified the following
registration places.
st. Clair Shores: Lakeview
High school, jefferson avenue
between 10 and IL Mile roads;
South Lake high, Nine Mile
road, between Harper and
Mack; Lake Shore High, Is Mile
road, west of jefferson;
East Detroit; East Detroit
High school on Couzens, west of
Gratiot.
Roseville: Burton High gym
nasium, IL Mile road, east OF
Gratiot and Eastland High
school, Eastland avenue, west of
Gratiot.
CLINTON
Clinton township: William
Nicke school. Pitko road be-
tween ii and Is Mile roads.
Harrison township: Harrison
Township Hall, L'Anse Cruise
and Oak.
Luke E. Leonard, chairman of
Board No. 3 instructed chief
registrars and registers at the
draft office at ZOO o'clock
Thursday. Board 3 has Jurisdic-
ton over territory totaling go
square miles.
Leonard revealed the board
has selected the following reg
istration centers.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP
Macomb T wn h ip Hall:
Charles Stade, chief registrar.
SHELBY TOWNSHIP
Disco School: Frank Chapo-
ton.
STERLING TOWNSHIP
Sterling Township Hall: Will
liam Malow; Barrier School, on
Ryan, between ID and 19 Mile
roads.
ARMADA TOWNSHIP
High School Building, Anna
da: Superintendent Hutchins,
Armada, Mich.
BRUCE TOWNSHIP
Smith School District No. 4,
located on M-53. five miles
north of Romeo: w. K. Bristol.
BRUCE TOWNSHIP
Romeo Grade School: SUI
perintendent Russell Hilbert.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Draft Board Office, Postoffice
Building. Romeo.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Washington Club, Washing
ton: L. G. Kamlowski.
RAY TOWNSHIP
Township Hall, Ray Center:
E. r. Wangelin.
RICHMOND TOWNSHIP
PRECINCT NO 1
Township Hall, Memphis:
Omer Henderson.
RICHMOND TOWNSHIP
PRECINCT NO.
Township Hall, Richmond:
Frank Pulls.
LENOX TOWNSHIP
PRECINCT NO. L
Township Hall, Lcnox: Frank
Gehringer.
LENOX TOWNSHIP
PRECINCT NO. 2
Township Hall, New Haven:
Frank Lennon.
CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP
Chesterfield Township Hall:
Adolf Veryser.
CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP
City Hall, New Baltimore:
Superintendent II. w. Gates.
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During the second quarter of
1910, the United States imported
165,194 pounds of stearic acid.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-14

Visitors to Zion National Park
in Utah totaled 165,029 in ST.
451 private automobiles, during
1910.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-14

Louisiana, during 1899, had a
tuberculosis death rate Of 64.2
per 100000 of its population.
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represented and that Congress
has been unjustly held up to
ridiculc. y
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Jan. 81: Feb. z. AN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Livestock

For sALE-Palr AZ black HorseS.
WIZ cell one or both. Gault Dairy,
Pm $50.
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YOU NEVER KNOW

Detroit. Nov. 9-INs $500 Deputy
Sheriff William Ingle was reported
as doing quite nicely today, thank
you. The reason for the item con-
corning Ingle's health emanated
from the fact that, while on road
patrol. he was summoned to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Than and
assisted in the delivery OF a baby
when doctor could not be reached
hurriedly 4 don't know what TO
do but something had to be done
and Mr. Thanh was too excited
Ingle recounted. adding: you new
er know whats next on road pa.
troll"
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MODERN room In Protestant home
must he two blocks from down
town. state price. Write Box LIS
care Press
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THREE or four room furnished apt.
near school child s ST. Rest OF ref
BOX Ii care Press
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XmaS Gift Suggestions
TOY SCOOTER

TSorne Tire Co. 500 2. Michigan
RETURNED spiuet Piano. Ike new.
Win sell Tor balance Ggiunsil
Bros.. 2lO " Mi,aiEau.
BRAND new g. r. Radio pno7o-
graph fully guaranteed. only
1885,. Griunell Bros, $40 ". Mich
IMMEDIATE delivery on all electric
and gas stoves. Complete Eelsc-
tlOns Grlnneu BIOS. 80 W
Michigan
SHOP NOW for Christmas Com
plete selections az tnasttrs, roas-
ters. shaVers. juirrr and coffee
makers Grinueu Bros, go ".
Michigan
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Ehman & 0reenstreet
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1877

8 ROOM house. newly painted eN-
terror. will decorate interior. 66
IT.. \ 1Sl It. Lake view, immediate
possession $1,000. Easy terms. II.
Pect. 50 y. Huro1 st. 1874.
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Real Estate


Homes OF
All Types
ONLY $500 down: 6 rooms and
bath. Within sight OF Bomber
Plant. Nicely decorated inside
and Will furnish purchaser with
paint for outside. Unusually at
tractiye Crane bath fixtures
Wired FOR electric stove This
Nome Is not entirely completed,
but needs only small amount Of
work % be made hyahle, Price,
only $500.
BRICK HOMES. We have Just
listed three OF the ctty's finest
brick homes.
a. 9 rooms. baths Close
IN To down town. Easily con-
Verted into 2 family II de-
sired. Price, $4,000,
90 rooms on West Cross
Fireplace, breakfast room.
car garage. Lot beautifully
handicapped with oNergroens,
Price $4,000.
Csl Brick 2 family. Located
In FalrVleW circle, one or
cIty's incest residential areas
rooms and fun bath on each
floor. Fireplace I'm both
units Stoker heat. You can
live In half OF this fine home
and rent other half 10 Iuv
the costs OF maintaining st.
Price, $4,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. s
bedroom homo. Located ON Elm
ST. VITA ono bedroom mn first
floor 2--ft LIVING room with
natural Fireplace. hardwood
floors ho1 hollow and above.
roomiur house or for large
family. This house is vacant and
YOU can move right I'M as soon
ms YOU buy. $1,000 down pay
ment.
INSURANCE DISCOUNT; We
handle all kinds OF insurance.
and can save you 300 TO one
third on fire and wiudstorm i'm
surace, iu stock company With
Al rating II your home is q
good risk,
Ehman & 0reenstreet
4lO w Michigan. Phone 1891 ..
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Real Estate



ONE ROOM Ant. Furnished. or room
by young lady, In Npsilanu. Box
h-sg. care Press.
THREE or four room furnished apt
near school. child ST. Rest OF ref
BOX Ii care Press,
MODERN room in Protestant home
must he two blocks from down
town. State price. Write Box LIS
care Press.
OR MORE room furnished apart
ment By quiet responsible couple.
Possession Immediately. Write
Box LIS care Press.
THREE To SIX room apt. or house
Infurnished. wired for electric
stove Responsible party. Avail
able by Dec. 1. call 251o-J, after
p. m
Brokerage Cards
LIST your house. farm or business
with Harry c. Peot over - years
Real Estate experience. kealtor,
80 \. Huron ST.. 1871.
REAL ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X Bower. 1903 ". Michigan
Phone 66l
4. RODGERS SYLVESTER
Real Estate. Insurance. Mortgages
3O7 e. Forest Phone 40
Houses For Sale
FOR SALE-Modern house. s rooms.
plenty OF closets, with bath. fun
basement, double garage, nice yard
with plenty of shade, good garden,
corner lot ~ Church St. Milan.
NEAk POST OFFICE 70 room in
come apartment house, apart
ment, beautiful large lot Priced
70 sell H. peet. 30 y. Huron 1871
40 TT. frontage on limerick st, I
room bungalow, bath furnace.
S2lOO. II. Peet, 50 n. Huron St,
1871
Z ROOM modern home In clinton, S
tons Of curi included witA price
OF house, garage Immediate pos
session. L. +. German. clinton,
Mich
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3 ROOM modern bungalow. floor
tub. fun basement, furnace, gar
age. also garage shop, facing two
streets. $3.50. Terms. II. Peet. 80
y Huron st, 1911
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Yott-ean stm buy oil, complete
selection Of Norge oil aeatorH te-
ductions up to 30 nor cent. Grin
nell Bros. 2i0 W. Michigan.
NIf-ENAMEL Paint. all colors. for
interior and outside painting Fam
ilv Radio shop. 100 W Michigan
Phone s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

1910 Harley Davidson motorcycle.
$4,000 miles. Like new Hudson
Sales & Service 100 r. Cross.
FIVE II. p. 22O volt, $50 r. +. NJ.
Western Electric motor. $50 gal.
galvanized hot water. heaters,
practically new. $50 gal. fuel oil
tank. $50 gal OIL drums n 8.
Huron St, Phone 3ts.
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Miscellaneous

MOTORS-aud eNhsus- fans Elec-
trio Motor Shop 10 2 Huron.
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Wanted To Buy


SEWING MACHINES WANTED Al
makes. will pay cash. Phone 9t2-W
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Househola Furnishings

LIVING ROOM suite. like new and
dining room suite Very good con-
dtttuu. ta2e -Co}ieanulad Dr. near
Washtensw and Cornell Rd Phone
753-J.
FOR SALE Blond solid ook chest
OF drawers and bod with inner
spring mattress. call Tel 1851
after $50 p. m
10 pc walnut dining suite, tapestry
upholstery. Good condition. Reason
able lOg wallace
WALNUT dining room suite, buffet.
china, table, chairs, good -condl-
tion Phone 39l-W-3.
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Real Estate
Farms For Sale
Wanted To Buy

FOR CAsH-FIve OF six room mod
ern mouse, Write hlN LII. care
Press. giving price and location.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

OSE ROOM Ant. Furnished. Or room
by young lady. IN Ypsilanu Box
k-gg. care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

. WANTED riders from Ypsi for
night shifts at Bomber plant. VIII
call at your home. Phi. S7l-W2 bet
ween y and a. m.
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Announcements
Lost Aho found
Personals

RIDERS to a. A. s 10 5. Phone even
ings 2i62-W.
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Brokerage Cards

LIST your house. farm or business
with Harry c. Peet. over - years
Real Estate experience. Kealtor,
% \. Huron ST.. 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Houses For sale

= ROOM modern home In clinton,
tons Of crnl included with price
OF house, garage Immediate pos
session. l.. +. German. clinton,
Mich
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SWAP A RIDE to Kelsy Hayes in
Plymouth day shift. !2J y. Hamil-
ton. Telephone 76y-R
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Automobiles For Sale

1891 Model A tudor Ford sedan. Good
condition, good tires. two new. l
short oak st
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Room and Board

2 or three room
apt, wanted by young woman. Ph.
BelleVIlle g2SI
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Help Wanted-MaIs

NAN for night Waterman and jani-
tor. Trojan Laundry and Cleaners
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1881 CHEVROLET coupe Excellent
tires. Good running condition. Can
he seen after p. m. or Sun. 70S
~ prgapert
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Merchandise

NEW tailored made brown TWO ran
suit. size a.. y50oo Cati i@99-js.
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1881 FORD 2 door sedan. motor In
fine condition. Good paint Job. ET-
cellent tires. Call At 2is South
Washington. after TOO p. m.
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Business Services Offered

WILLIAMS & GABLE Rite Way.
on Location Cleaners OF Upholst-
cry Rugs and Carpets. iO35-W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
The War Today

LONDON 49, British warplanes
bomb Ruhr,-e occupied \ France
and industrial northern Italy
Page IL japanese fleet headed
by three battleshipS and five
aircraft carriers operating in
Bay of Bengal. page IL
AUSTRALIA - American flying
fortresses damage two large
japanese warships and destroy
or damage 25 enemy planes in
extensive week lend raids on four
invasion bases, Page ~
PH1LIPPINES-Corregidor raided
u times in "a hours by waves of
Japanese bonn bers. Damage
Slight. Toxic claims their ma
rineS occupy town of Argao and
naval base at Barili. both on
island OF Cebu. ltPage p
BURMA - American volunteer
pilots destroy thsec large Japa-
neSe bombcrS in attack on enemy
airdrome in Toungoo area.
page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
End of the pecOS
Detroit Survivor, Home on Furloueh, Says Men
On Ship Fell Death Was Certain

For five hours, the japanese
dive bombed the navy tanker
Pecos, loaded with men rescued
from the aircraft tender Langley,
and never did the men aboard the
ship believe they would come out
of the attack alive.
That was the story told today
by Charles Shay, 30, of S34s Jack
son avenue, Baseline, a radio cleo
trician on the Langley who is now
home on a 30-day furlough visit
ing his wife. Hattie. and their two
children. MarScha. 5. and Frank 2.
Every one thought that II
was the end and 80 the crew
fought that much harder until
a bomb finally struck the PecOs
In the bow and she went under"
Shay said. t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

81 went over the side with
my lifejacket and billfold. just
as l had jumped from the sink
ing Langley three days before.
The sea was filed with debris
and oil, but we managed to get
the wounded and those who
couldn't swim aboard RATS"
Snay was in the water for sis
hours before he was picked up by
a destroyer. He had been picked
up by another destroyer only Is
minutes after he jumped from tho
Langley.
Born in Detroit. Snay joined
the navy when nc was II and has
spent the last u years in service
In-the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Du(e Hysteri(d|,
London Hears
MRS. DIXIE PARSONS

LONDON, April 10 GNS).-A
dispatch 10 the London Daily Mail
from a special correspondent on
tho Italian frontier today reported
that a state specialist had exam
med MuSSoini and found him in
a state of complete prostration.'
During the interview" the
dispatch said. I'll Duce sobbed
bitterly, then burst into hysteri-
cal laughter"
The specialist was reported to
have said that MuSsolini had lost
all control of himself and is unable
TO manage his affairs a. Dictator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
U.S.Bonbers
Leave 4 Jap
Bases in Ruins
z Big Ships Hit;
Australian Thrust
Believed Thwarted
BY BRYDON c. TAVES
United Press staff Correspondent

GEN ERAL MACARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. AUSTRALIA,
April 13.-United States flying
fortresses damaged two large Jap
anese ships, destroyed or damaged
Is planes and spread ruin through
four invasion bases in series of
ferocious "pay for Pearl HaTbor'
raids during the weekend. COM
muniques and dispatches revealed
today.
One japanese ship was damaged
by bomb blasts at Rabaul in the
New Britain invasion zone north
east of Australia yesterday. An
even larger japanese ship was hit
direct on the stern at Rabaul. A
near miss by a second bomb sent
debris flying from its stern and
two other near misses added TO
the damage. The ship was left
aflame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

LEWES, Del. April 13 0GNS)
The pititul tale of how a 3-yoar-
old girl was forced to watch her
young mother succumb to the
agonies of 10 days In an open life
boat just one hour before a navy
patrol plane spotted the craft was
disclosed today by the Fourth
Naval District.
Navy Gunner James A. Nc
GinniS was also dead when a navy
vessel reached the lifeboat and
picked up IL additional survivors,
Including two women, OF a medium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Child Sees Mother Die
Woman. Adrift With | for Is Days in Lifeboat
-Succumbs an Hour Before Hell Arrives

sized American freighter-passenger
vessel which was torpedoed off the
Atlantic coast on Palm Sunday.
Thirteen of the 124 persons on
board are still unaccounted for.
The mother, Mrs. Sora Etter,
wife of Samuel Etter, proprietor
of a midtown New York restau-
rant. died just a few minutes
before help arrived. She and her
daughter, Miriam, had travelled
thousands of miles from Johannes
burg. South Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
TIGERS Come Home
Baker Leads Ball Club Here for Opening Game
Of Season With Cleveland Tomorrow
MRS. MURRAY FRANKLIN

Filled with preseason hopes of
gaining berth in the first division,
the Tigers arrived in Detroit today
for their last tapering-off workouts
before opening the season against
the Cleveland Indians tomorrow
afternoon.
Manager Del Baker tanned by
the Florida sun, but looking a little
sleepy from his all-night ride, said
"We're going to work like
hell TO end up in the first
division.
II don't see any reason why
we can't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Tide ora Turn

SHIPLEY, England. April 13
INS).-Ernest Bevin, Br 1T i S h
minister of labor, declared today
that within six weeks, American
plane production will equal the
combined total of Germany, Italy
and Japan"
"The tide is on the turn" he
said in a speech at Shipley ~
cannot tell you when or how,
but we shall soon be passing
from defense'tO attack"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
British Admit
Air Armada
Knocked Out
5 Aircraft Carriers
and Many Cruisers
in Attacking Unit
By EDWARD w. BEATTIE
United Press staff Correspondent

LONDON. April 13.-A large
Japanese battle fleet. headed by
at least three battleships and FIVE
aircraft carriers, is operating in
the Indian Ocean. Prime Minister
Churchill revealed today in the
first government Indication of the
urgent danger of Japanese at
tack on India.
The battIeships. including one
Of 16-inch guns of the modernized
Magato class; the carriers. and
numerous heavy and light cruisers
and destroyers, were sighted
steaming toward Ceylon April 4.
the day before the first Japanese
airplane attack on Colombo, he
said.
He admitted that practically all
of a fleet of British bomber. tor
pedo and fighter planes which
attacked the japanese fleet off
T rincomalee. Ceylon, were
knocked out. damaged or became
unserviceable."
SOMERVILLE IN COMMAND
Refusing to disclose the strength
or disposition of the British heet
IN Indian waters, he announced
that Admiral Sir James Son1er.
vile. commander of the ships
which evacuated the British exc
peditionary force from Dunkirk
and who since had been in COM
martd in the western Mediter.
ranean, was now in the chief com.
mand in the Indian Ocean area.
Commenting on the sinking Of
the aircraft-carrier Hermes off the
northeast coast of Ceylon. Church,
i'll said:
1T Is impossible to afford con-
tinuous air protection by shore
based or carrier-borne aircraft
to all our ships at sea-"
He admitted the attacks on Co
lombo and the Trincomalee naval
station had been severe.
The attacking force suffered
heavy losses at both places, from
British fighter protection and
anti-aircraft batteries" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

UGH a period and such a
- possibility confront us
- today, and in the face of
it the contest for the control
of Europe by this or that DC
cidental people sinks into
comparative insignificance.
No one can maintain that
the question whether Europe
shall be ruled by Russ or Ger
man is of no Importance, but
it surely is of less Importance
than the question whether
the Occidental nations shall
maintain their independence
and their right to decide their
own destinies, or whether the
five hundred million of the
Occidental peoples shall be
ruled, and their development
CONTINUED ON Next Pare. Col 2)
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.Mountbatten Named
Chief Of Commands

LONDON, April 10 CUPD.-
Prime Minister Churchill said TO.
day that Capt. Lord Louis Mount
battan, cousin of King George. had
been acting for months as chief OF
combined operations. to supervise
British Commando raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Toxic Claims
All Of Bdtd,d;n

TOXIC, April Is tby official
Japanese wireless) GNS). - I'M
perial Japanese headquarters
Claimed today that Bataan PENN.
sula has been completely occupied
after an eight-day general often.
Sive.
THE main body Of the enemy
was completely annihilated,"
the communique asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Raj Hits
France.
Ita1y.RuhT
BY SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS

LONDON. April 13.-Britain's
biggest bombing planes distributed
death and destruction over a 500
mile front in Axis Europe during
the night. Their heavy raids ex-
tended from the German Ruhr,
through occupied France to indus
trial northern Italy.
IT was the first raid on that
area, because of winter. since the
night of Sept. 1929. 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

dreds of tons of new type devasta-
ton bombs on that center oil
Germany's war industries.
Short range planes made what
was believed TO be one of THEN
greatest raids on occupied France
Home-based bombers made a
round trip flight of some 1,50C
miles TO rain bombs on the royal
arsenal and the Fiat works ir
Turin, in the industrial triangle OF
north Italy
The bomberS found the city
L1nniinIIaI I'm Nn.A Dnun- EoI \
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HIT SHIPS STERN

The weekend raids were cli-
NAKED by the raid on Rabaul. in
which three japanese planes were
believed destroyed, and a heavy
attack on Koepang. in Netherlands
Timor, northwest of Australia.
australian minister of supply
John A. Beasley was reported
by ms to have said: There is
no doubt the blows inflicted by
Allied airmen in the New
Guinea area have frustrated
japanese plans for an invasion
OF Australia
Rabaul was raided by two fleets
of flying fortresSes, once in the
morning and again in the after.
noon. In raids Saturday. the
American planes had bombed
RabaW, Lac. New Guinea. and
Faisi, a new~ invasion base on
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
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OTHER AREAS BOMBED

Even a greater fleet of British
planes, it was understood. went 70
the Ruhr, for a round trip flight
OF about 700 miles. to hurI hun
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The Weather

The sun viii set al $40 p. NJ. today,
and rise tomorrow al $50 q. m.
The moon set today AZ B.2J p, M.
and rises tomorrow at $40 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

The Tigers arrived from Cincin-
natl where they lost their final
exhibition game TO the Reds. clos
ing the spring season with a record
of eight victories and II defeats.
No sport fans turned out to well
come the ball club and only a
handful of wives and relatives was
present at TBS a. m. to await the
train, which was an hour and two
minutes late.