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Evening star., 1942-04-22
COMMANDOS AGAIN RAID FRENCH COAST
Lute News Bulletins
Joponese Advance in Fierce Burmo Fighting

CHUNGKING U1--Heavy fighting all fronts in Burma
with Chinese japanese engaged battles
north OF Lolkawa the Saween front above the Thaand
frontier announced today by a Chinese communique
II Indicated considerable advance by the japanese with
fighting going north OF Pynmana and Lokawa both OF
which previously held by the Chinese American Fly
ing Tigers" shot down japanese plane.
Earlier Story Page A-2)
Evening star., 1942-04-22

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia
New York 600 20lt 90
Philadelphia 900 600 90
Battsries-kssIe and DanninE, Hughes
and Warren
At Pittsburgh
Chicago - 900 0l0 90
Pittsburgh 202 500 90
Batteries-Erieksen. Eaves, Fleming.
kush. MeCuHeuEh and Hernandez; Ham
lin and Phelps.
Al Boston,
Brooklyn - coo 900 600 90
Boston - 900 600 600 o.
Batseries--wyAa and Sullivan Issin
and lombard.
At ST. Louis
Cincinnati 900 900 0
St Louis e1z 900
Bslteries-Risds. and He~sle-; sumser,
and Maneuse.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
House Votes Boost in Home Mortgage Insurance

The today legislation designed to stimulate
private capital for construction of homes in
important TO the effort The measure boosted from
$500 to $8O00o000 the aggregate of the principal
F. mortgages which be insured under
the National Housing Act
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Lute Races

Earlier Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Prodo Postpones Visit to Washington

LIMA 0P-President Manuel Prado has postponed his
visit President Roosevelt in Washington it announced
today. when the trip, which he had
been scheduled reach Miami May g. would be made.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Other League Comes

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York
Philadelphia 001 200 90
New York 30l 210 40
Batteries-Beckman and Hayes; Chan
dler and Dickey.
At Cleveland
st. Louis - 900 00l
Cleveland 900 200 0
Bstteries---Munerief and swift, Kennedy
and DeSautelS.
At Chicago
Detroit - 100 900
Chicago - 10l 90
Batterie-BridFes and rebeetts; Diet
rich and fresh.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Moito Hits 30 Axis WorpIones

VALLETTA Malta E1-Thirty Axis panes-17 bombers
and Is hghtes-were destroyed damaged during day
light on Mediterranean island yester
day preliminary report showed today.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Four Killed in Canadian Explosion

OTTAWA OF1-Four men were killed today and several
injured in explosion the Macdonald Chemical Works,
Waterloo Quebec the Munitions and Supply Department
Evening star., 1942-04-22

(See CURLEY. Page AK
Evening star., 1942-04-22

Somewhat warmer In afternoon: moderately
cool tonight. Temperatures tcday-Highest 90,
at pm: lowest. ~ a. $50 am.
rrcr ne unssse s.s.e- ~sars.- ruresg RsporS
FuH Details Paas s-2.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Toduy's S Home Runs

(See BASEBALL. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

tOM. MILLER Ule III L III a
revenue man. will move to key
spot with the war department Of
fices at Fort Wayne-out West
Jefferson way--on loan from the
treasury department. He'll be an
administrative assistant. W e
told. His regular weekly broad
cast promoting the sale OF war
stamps and bonds will continue to
be aired over a Toledo station on
Sundays.
Word Just came that our friend
Lieutenant Commander Carson R
Miller, who has been in charge OF
navy recruiting here. will be re-
placed next week by Lieutenant
Byron Flechtner. Miller will take
on a special Job Of touring the
country inspecting other recruiting
stations.
The officers, ratings and his
civilian friends are throwing a dim
ner for Miller tonight at the
Leland.
The James Kolodzeys Of Whit
comb avenue are celebrating their
thirteenth wedding anniversary
tomorrow. They were married on
the thirteenth.
It's indeed refreshing 10 note
that they have two children--not
13-and that their address is not
1913 nor their license number
13-l313.
Five distinguished Detroit engi-
neers, all alumni of u. of d.. will
be accepted into Tau Beta Pi, hon
orary engineering fraternity to-
morrow. reports Art Hagan Of the
schools news bureau. Here they
are:
A. M. Lorenz of the public light
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
PeopIe
You Know
Romance linked by War
Hits BIackout Climax
BY LINTON ARKLEs

Love laughs at locksmiths-and
also at 1blackouts.
Earl Jones and Edna Majeska.
Detroiters, were engaged. But
along came the army's call for
Earl and they decided to put it
off. So last June Earl went off to
the wars.
Then. because he was over %,
he was released some months
later and the plans were all made
again.
Came Pearl Harbor and back
into the army went Earl and back
in the box went the plans. Then
ii was decided that Edna would
follow Earl TO Santa Monica,
where he is stationed, and come
drouth or high water, they'd be
married.
So just as the ceremony was
about to begin-the blackout sig
nal went off and so did the lights
But this time they were not TO be
jinxed. Some one lit candle and
now it's Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones.
On the sick list this week are
United States Attorney John c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

meyer. director of u. of DIS me-
chanical engineering department.
Out in Birmingham the other
night at the Roy MoynahanS. Clark
Ellet. the demon amateur picture
snapper, was shooting dozens of
flash candids of every one in
reach. When they were developed
the best one, strangely. we're of
r. Milton Taylor, Clark's Boss at
BONN Aluminium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

ing commission.
r. ID. Campbell
Of the Edison
Company. j. w.
Kinnucan. chief
. n ginee r for
Con tin c n tai
Motors: II. j.
Tumidaje W ic z
of the United
S ates Engi-
neering Service,
and Prof. Fran
els Lin S G n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
McNutt to Slev Congress

Paul V. McNutt. director of the
Office of Defense Health and We'll
fare Service. will represent the
United States government at the
American Slav Congress. con-
vening in Masonic Temple here
April 25 and 26 il was announced
today by Blair +. Gunther of
Pittsburgh. national chairman OF
the congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

Lehr i'll at his
home with bron-
chitis, and Will
liam T.. Conan.
chief clerk in
traffic court [,
who's in Neter-
ans Hospital in
Dearborn su f.
fering war com.
plicatioRs.
Pete SZluk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

Soft brown elk leather uppers
oil treated leather soles.
Moisture resistant fully
lined. Flexible sewed construc-
ton, rubber top lifts, l-inch
buift-uP heels. Girls, women's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

Love laughs at locksmiths-and
alSn az -hlack0IIfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

Durable twill fabric. Green,
black. brown or tan. High
Wristbands. Full cut
Sizes "a TO j4............
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

For riding or hiking. Twill
brooches in tan, brown, green
or black. We'll tailored =.
Sizes - 10 j4..........
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

YT1HIS chart shows what will happen if no effort is
made to reduce driving. Graphs in the top row
- show cars now in service and the decreasing num-
Der that will remain through October 1914 Worn out
tires will force 10 per cent off the road each three
months Graphs in the middle show the rides by
workers each day. This increases to 500 600 employ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Thursday, June I, 1912
y Of Why Gas Rationins Is Necessary

figures prepared by experts in Washington
which gas ratoning will probably be computed.
The charts also based upon the accepted estimate that
of all workers automobiles to get to their
Jobs DSR carries 35 per Street railways officials
point that without gas raonng the DSR will be taxed
capacity within six months because of increased employment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

BY October 1914 all workers tires would be OUT without
requirements production would be virtually at sandst
Figures used in preparation of these charts the results
of careful surveys by city traffic engineering experts by leading
rubber companies and by the War Production Board They are
known be almost exactly the highly confidential
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Shorto 90 OF ouros

ment rises by the time it reaches that figure the
Der of persons that be carried to work decreases
The figure inserted at the right of each column is the
age of as persons per car Graphs in the bottom
show the workers that each auto driven to work must
carry After July 943 this reaches impossible figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

THIS chart shows what will happen in Detroit if
driven to work usual, but if gasoline is
- rationed so that each motorist is limited to 1000
miles of pleasure driving in any entire year. The
graphs in the first row again show the rate at which
automobiles in will decrease, but the rate of the
decrease is gradual because pleasure driving has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Hs Leased Wire Service By International Necs Photos

THIS is the official story presented in graphs prepared by
the Detroit Traffic Engineering Bureau of why gasoline
- raoning and sharehe-ride program are necessary IN
Detroit to conserve vital rubber.
These four charts show that without BOTH ratiOnng and
he-ride Detos production of materials will be
seriously hampered because men will be unable to get work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

YTNHIS chart illustrates the results Of intensive
share-the-ride program in which cars would carry
- nearly maximum number Of war workers but in
which there would be no gasoline ratoning The graphs
in the bottom the important here for they
show how each worker driving to his job would have
TO begin almost Immediately carrying two others and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

THIS chart offers the solution to the problem OF
moving Detrots workers in the present cars
and on the available tires until Americas scientists
and industry come to the with synthetic rubber
for civilians The chart shows what will happen if
workers begin sharing rides to work and if gasoline is
rationed to permit approximately 1000 miles of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

pleasure driving each year The graphs in the bottom
show that drivers must begin carrying passengers
to their jobs at once. This, ID with rationng,
in the top row. All workers Gas shown by the graphs
in the middle row. would be able to get to work easily
until the new synthetic rubber in October 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

increase that number to three by October, 1912
II this done, would be saved for time as
shown by the graphs in the top The figures at the
right of the columns in these graphs show the number
Of cars used day. those at left number available Rides
would be saved shown in the graphs in the middle
row. but by October 1914 most tires would be worn out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

been virtually eliminated. The graphs in the middle
row illustrate the number of rides required by war
workers, and the graphs in the bottom row show the
this method the still operating in January 1914,
would be carrying capacity loads but shortly after that
date war workers would be unable to get TO their jobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

Number Of workers thot each auto
driven TO work must CORY.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
D in Navy Graduating
Glass at Annapolis
To Join Marine Corps
Three From D. 6. Area;
lo43 Contingent Gets
Diplomas q Yeor EorIy

Three men from the Washington
area are among a list of 20 Of the
graduating class of the United
States Naval Academy who have
been selected to become members of
the Marine Corps, the Navy an
nounced yesterday.
The class, scheduled to graduate
in 1943, will graduate a year earlier,
due to the war.
The graduates from Washington
and vicinity are Eugene Rumph
Flathmann, Riverdale, Md; Morris
Rouzer Snead, Washington, and
Richard Leo Sullivan, also of Wash
ington. Midshipman Sullivan is the
son of 1t. Col. Leo Sullivan of
Washington.
Other sons of Marine officers in
the class are Thomas Langworthy
Randall, son of Col. David M. Ran
dali, San Francisco: Marshall Cole
man Gregory, son of Col. Maurice
C. Gregory, Philadelphia; w. M.
Shively, son of 1t. Col. Morris l..
Shively, Yeadon, Pa, and George
Wilbure McHenry, jr, son of 1t. Col.
G.. w. McHenry of Dunedin, Fla.
, Two former enlisted Marines are
among the group. They are H. E. L..
Zastrow, Lakemills, Wis, and Angus
John Cronin, Lynn, Mass.
Other midshipmen selected to
become Marines and their home
towns are:
Robert Woodruff Besch, Newark,
N. j.; John Webster Bowman, Skies
ton, Mo-; Stephen John Burich, jr.,
Indianapolis, Ind; William Charles
Chip, New Castle, Pa; Joseph
Francis Donahoe, jr., Minneapolis,
Mimi; James Asbury Downey Eaton,
Birmingham, Ala; Joseph Stephen
Gardner, Waco, Tex; Lawrence
Ettore Giuliani. Galveston, Tex;
william Donald Glynn, Haverhill,
Mass; John Allison Hardy, jr., Co.
lumbus, Miss; Allen Curtis Hend-
ley, Memphis, Tenn: Byron An
thony Kirk, Andover, S. OAK: Rob-
ert Bruce Laing, Spokane, Wash;
Robert Gooding McMaster, Winns-
boro, S. c.; Herman Poggemeyer,
jr.. Leavenworth, Kans.; James Eu-
gene Rice, Santa Monica, Calf;
George william Stivers, jr., Pied
mont, Mo-; Robert Hayward Twis-
dale, Watertown, N. Y; Lawrence
Vance Van Laanen, Iron Mountain,
Mich; Roger James Womeldorf, De-
corah, Iowa.
Alternates are Robert Patrick
Horrigan, Detroit, Mich; Robert
Duane Karl, Aberdeen, S. Oak. and
Grover B. Windham, jr., Fairfield,
/ Ala.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
| M'Arthur Income
Tax Fund Started
By Admirer
BY the Associated Press.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 27.-Gen
Douglas Macarthur in the news at
home:
Mrs. w. A. Marsh wants to pay the
generals income taxes.
Irked by Treasury notice that
Gen. Macarthur would not be re-
quired to file a return next month
but would have to catch up when the
war was over, she said:
I'm starting the Macarthur in
come tax fund with 81. Now let's
see how many appreciate what he
and his men are doing"
A 3-week-old lion cub at the Okla
homa City Zoo has been named
after the general because Mac
Arthur fights like a lion. and the
lion already fights like Macarthur. u
Macarthur is in a fox hole right
now," said Mrs. Leo Blondin. wife
of the zookeeper, "but he'll dig out
by spring. My! What fighter!"
1t used to be the graveyard shift
in the three shipyards at Oakland,
Calf. Now it's the Macarthur shift.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

any conflicts between leaders and
local union ofhcials.
Mr.. Petrillo said any disagree
ments which might have arisen in
some Army camp engagements were
the result Of misunderstanding.
Nothing will stop the boys in
camp from hearing our bands as
far as we are concerned" Mr..
Petrillo asserted.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Thirty eighth street Sc. since SUM-
day.
Idora Jones, Is. colored; feet, ITO
pounds, brown skin; wearing navy
blue coat, wine-colored tam, tan OK
fords and socks; missing from 5232
Dix street NE. since Wednesday.
James Arthur Thomas, 10, COL
ored; small for age, light brown
skin; wearing brown corduroy
knickers, green sports jacket, brown
hood; missing from 1924 Nineteenth
street NV. since Wednesday.
Odessa Marie Lockett, 18, colored; ;
wearing gray checked coat, dark
blue suit; missing from 905 Eighth
street NE. since Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Christionsburg Stores
Destroyed by Flames

BY the Associated Press.
CHRISTIANSBUR Va, Feb
PA three-story building housing
a general store, a grocery, radio
shop and several welfare agencies
was destroyed by fire here early to-
day with estimated damage ap-
preaching 100000.
Winds blew the blaze and sparks
toward a vacant square and kept
the fire confined to the one build
ing-one of the towns largest.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Soldiers Can Now Wed
Without Superiors' O. K

Enlisted men in the Army can now
marry without obtaining the con-
sent Of their superior officers. Sec
retary of War Stimson said yester-
day that the regulation requiring
such consent had been repealed.
The new regulation also provides
that married men may now enlist
or re-enlist in the Army. the only
stipulation being that they must
sign a statement that their de-
pendents will not be a burden on
the Government.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Union Chief Denies Bon
On Name Bonds for Army

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-James G..
Petrillo. president of the American
Federation OF Musicians CA. y. L.,
declared yesterday that name bands
would continue to play at Army
camps and naval stations, despite
Evening star., 1942-02-27

| W tfkO ObtNC 1CPNf tHtCHbg NH- |
tional 1000.
Ora Lenora Ward, 36; 8 feet
inches, ITO pounds, blue eyes, brown
hair, upper teeth false; wearing blue
dress, light brown checkered coat,
black shoes, gold heart-shaped
necklace; missing from $50 l. street
SW. since February Is.
Sylvan Kahn, Is; 5 feet 10 inches,
160 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair;
wearing oxford gray coat, light
green trousers, gray hat, brown
shoes; missing from 1902 Park place
NV. since yesterday. He was with
Herman Cohen, 16; feet 9 inches,
$50 pounds, brown eyes and hair;
wearing camel's-hair coat, gray
trousers, black shoes; carrying
brown leather bag; missing from
1919 Georgia. avenue NV.
Richard Cook, Is; 5 feet lot
pounds, large blue eyes, reddish
brown hair; wearing brown over
coat, light trousers, riding boots un-
der trousers; missing from 2025
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Missing Persons

Those haping information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
Nth the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, No
tiondI 1000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
Rostov
December

2s-Russian recapture important city of
Rostov.
December
2-Italy bares big revolt plan. attempt
10 kill Mussolini fails
6-Britain declares war on Finland Hun
gary and Rumana.
President Roosevelt announced he had
previously dispatched peace plea 10 en-
peror Of Japan.
Japan unleashes devastating surprise at
tack or Hawaii and Philippines and fol-
lows this with declaration of war on u S
So. S. declares war on Japan. as does
Great Britain.
Germans give up winter attempt to win
Moscow.
e-Japanese planes reported over San Fran.
cisco bay: mistake" alarms in N. Y.
Manila bombed. Japs claim capture Of
Guam.
lo-British admit loss of warships Prince
Of Wales and Repulse of Malays.
ll-Germsny. Italy declare war on U. S. and
within four hours after news is received.
U. S. army bombers sink %. 000-ton Jap
battleship Haruns.
l3-Dutch announce sinking Of four Japan
transports: 1000 lost
15-Russ report Nazis smashed from Baltic
10 Black sea.
l6-U. S, destroys 26 Jap planes in smashing
Philippine landing attempt.
l7-Adm kimmel, commander OF Pachc
fleet and two top ranking army officers
IN Hawaii moved as aftermath of Pearl
Harbor losses.
19-Japanese erect landing at Hong Kong.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
December
S6S
January

January
l-"Bowi" games attract $4,000 football
Earl Dew wins 1910 Jockey title
i3-Christoridis whips Bettina fer Light
heavyweight boxing Championship.
2l-Bob Teller signs record breaking (for
pitcher contract ts5o,0oo) with cleve-
5l--Joe Louis knocks out Red Burman In
fifth round Of title Co.
February
Sinner Lsyden Notre Dame coach.
named commissioner Of pro football :,
iA-Frank Leahy Boston college named
football coach at Notre Dame
william Hoppe wins three-cushion bill.
lisrd championship for second consecu.
7-Joe Louis knocks out Gus Dorazio In
second round Of heavyweight title bout
2i-Tony Yale knocks Steve Msmskos out in
fourteenth round 10 retain middleweighf
Championship.
March
i2-Ncw York crowns Golden Glove cham
pions; Henry Allen heavyweight king.
2i-Joe Louis stops Abe Simon in thirteenth
s4-cregory Rice Of Notre Dame sets new
worlds two.mile indoor run record with
8 minutes. Sill seconds
April
4-carl s,orck resigns as president Of Ma.
tiousi Professional Football league.
6-Craig Wood wins Masters golf tourna-
ment al Atlanta. Ga.
s-Joe Louis stops Tony Music In ninth
round Of heavyweight battle.
Buddy Baer TKo over Tony Gslento In
seventh round Of heavyweight battle
iz-Joe Platak wins national hsndbsll cham.
gionship for seventh seons,eeuiive year
Championship. beating Detroit Red
Wings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01

l4-Major lea que baseball season opens with
Yankee-Senstor- game.
20-New England syndicate. led BY Bob
Quinn. buys control OF Boston National
league baseball club
May
3-Whirlaway wins Kentucky Derby, setting
new Derby and track record OF 2:ol 2.5
Hank Creenberg. star Detroit baseball
player, indicted into army.
Billy Soose wins world middleweight
championship over Ken Overlin.
24-Joe Louis, beats Buddy Baer with TKo
IN seventh.
30-Mauri Rose OF Indianapolis wins 500.
mile automobile speedway classic.
June
Fired Perry. former English Davis cup
star, wins national professional tennis
7-Craig Wood wins National Open goli
championship.
l4-P'atty Berg wins women's Open eou
1S-Joe Louis knocks out Billy Conn In 10.
round thriller.
22-Frankie Parker and Pauline Betz win
national clay court singles tennis titles
25-Washngton university rowing crew wins
Poughkeepsie championship.
July
2-Joe. DiMaggio sets all time major league
batting record by hitting safely In forty
s-American league wins Au.star game al
Detroit rs
1s-vic Ghezzi wins P.G.A. Eolhng cham.
pionship.
17-Joe DiMasgio's hitting streak stopped
- az 90 consecutive games.
2s-Freddie cochrane. wins welterweight Ii.
tie from Fritzie Civic.
August
e-Bnl Gallon wins Hambletonian. trotting
classic.
s-sammy snead wins Canadian Open golf
championship.
A.A.U national championships.
3o-Marvin 'Bud') Ward wins y. S. ANA.
teur golhng crown.
er. pitches no-hitter against Reds
September
Yankees elineh American league pen
hobby Riggs wins national tennis chan.
2-srooklyn Dodgers elinch 1871 National
league pennsnt.
round with Lou Nova.
October
s-Yankees win World Series over Brook
Ign Dodgers four games out Of Eve.
six winners out of seven races IN single
day: g parlsy would have won over
o4,UOO.UOO.
23-Ten million. two hundred fifty thousand
fans saw major league baseball games
in past season. officials announce.
November
Lpolph canmi. Dodgers. named National
leagues most valuable player.
ll-Joe DiMasgio. Yanks, named American
leagues most valuable player.
l7-Bob Zuppke resigns as Illinois football
coach after % years.
25-Lou Boudreau, "a years old. named man
ager Of Cleveland Indians.
28-Tony Yale wins niddleweight cham
pionship over Georgia Abrams.
December
Mel OFT signed as manager Of New
York Giants.
9-Whirlaway voted Horse of the Year"
l0-Cleveland pitcher. Bob Teller. enlists IN
navy.
I5-site Of Rose Bowl football classic for
January / shifted to Durham. n. c.. for
Duke-Oregon State game.