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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-21
Dramatic Club Plans
Communion Breakfast

Mount Carmel Members TO Receive Sacrament at $3.50
Mass and Adjourn TO Parish Hall to Finish Program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-21

To remove chewing gum from
anything, rub the surface with al
cohol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-21
Party at Third Church

The Women's Get-Together club
of the Third Congregational church
will hold a card party Monday night
al the parish hall for members and
their friends.
Hostesses will be Mrs. William
Wood, Mrs. William Weston, Mrs.
Joseph Smith, Mrs. Henry Tooker,
Mrs. Raymond Voegtlin, and Mrs.
Harry Pritchard.
Radio Broadcast
Mrs. John V. Lasky will give a
talk on Cooperation In Home De-
Evening star., 1942-01-11
SITUATIONS WoMsN.
(HaAAfnnA&


(Continued)
TXP1eT. eompetenk speed. 90 words per
sry Desired. sioO month. ordvay 1851
TYPI6T. expert. wants typing to do at
home. Alexandria $3.50.
WAITRESS. colored. wishes Job; neat, ex-
pertenced: reference. Adams $40.
WOMAN. experienced Elliott-F1sher book
Keeping machine operator, wants employ
ment. Box 475.L Star. IL
WOMAN. colored. wishes work. morning.
evening; housekeeper or employed people;
ref; no Sunday. half day Sat. HO. 5657.
WOMAN. colored. desires char work. hotel
maid or any kind Of public wor, By week;
references. Michisan 1923
WOMAN. apartment house experience, wants
position: large building: GOOD references.
Box 47O-L. Star.
WOMAN. white. settled. desires position
Is housekeeDef or companion-housekeepe
Call WO. 1880, Live In.
WOMAN. middle -ased. with small income.
would like . nice home in return for
companionship and very light duties. 3706
37th St. Mt. Rainier. Md. WA. 43s1.
WOMAN, colored. young, neat. reliable,
excel. refs. and experience. wants . steady
evening job after s: reasonable salary
cepted: Saturday after 2 II necessary. BOZ
21-M Star. 10
YOUNG WOMAN desires work Of . clerical
nature TO do 1T home. Call Shepherd 1884.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
BLACKOUT SHADE!

Statesmen: Newt Take orders every
house. factory, hotel, for approved black :
out roller shade for windows. Same as
used in London under FIRE Also Stops
flying glass. No selling. Thousands wait
ing to buy. Big commissions in advance.
Rush name for complete sales outfit free.
Address BLACKOUT SHADE CO.. Dept
C-12S, Walnut Bldg. Des Mones. Iowa.
WORLD WAR
Has created an unprecedented demand for
accountants, traffic experts. industrial man
ayers and foremen. LaSalle Extension
University. the worlds largest correspond
ence institution for business training. has
an opening for a hieh-grade salesman to
act as registrar. Applicant must be a man
Of character. good practical education. in
dustrious. with sales experience Man
selected will be thoroughly trained and
eastern manager 6O4 Albee Building 1923
9 st. w, Monday, 9:3O m. to 4:3O m
Evening star., 1942-01-11
OPPORTUNITY

For young woman with sales and executive
ability to open New ep,rt Department for
one Of Washington's Finsst Specially Shops.
ality, and be able to aasuMe full RESPONSE
btlity for management VI new department.
All replies confidential. Box 321-C Star
Evening star., 1942-01-11
AGENTS.

ANTI-FREEZE SHORTAGE.
Want distributors and jobDers to sell
s'No- Freeze anti-freeze Great Northern
Chemical Co., 1893 South boulevard, Oak
Evening star., 1942-01-11

SITUATIONS MEN 3 WoMEN,
COUPLE, colored. wish small janitor quar-
tiers in compensation for Wife's duties;
husband works out. Adams 551S.
COUPLE colored. desire position as jan
itor, with quarters, or work OF any kind
ref Hobart 6SO7
Evening star., 1942-01-11

IMMEDIATE VACANCIES.
2. B. * oPERATORS. ss5 to $50 month
TYPISTS, $50 TO 81 10 month.
STENOGRAPHERS $40 to S25 week.
ADAMS AGENCY.
2O4 Colorado Bldg. 14th g. G SITS. NV.
POSITIONS OPEN.
steno. a., exp, natl magazine. $1,000.
Steno. fD, rec. law ONCE. 81 500.
Steno. ~, exp. defense. S1,620 yr.
Steno. a.. exp, mftrs rep. 81 500.
6teno. %. exp constr, SIsO0 VI; 10
miles from downtown.
Steno. a.. h. S. grad, no exp, 81 .440.
Steno. 10, h. S. grad, no exp, $1,000.
Steno. %. Span. dict. 81 $50 yr
steno. fD. ms office, ST 200 VI.
steno. a., office equip: sales. 81 200.
Steno. %. some or. ONCE exp, $1.100.
Steno. %, steel CO.. some exp. $1,000.
eteno. o., plumbing CO.. some exp, S1.320
yr.
steno. % wholesale CO., 5-day wk. $3.50
yr.
eteno. %. for aviation, congressional.
legal, social service, stores wholesale
and retail. perm. $50 wk.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,

1898 81. NV. Est s3 YrsD.
SELECT POSITIONS
Wanted at Once
FEMALE DEPT.-MISS YOUNG.
Stenog. (5,. defense. SI35 mo.
StenoE., legal 81 80 wk.
Stenos.. adv. expr.. S25 wk. up.
Many Other Openings Daily
FEMALE DEPT-MISS KNIGHT.
Bookkeepers (5). expr., SOS Wk.
up.
Typists (2O). S20-S25 wk
Bur. bkpr mch. opr, S25 wk.
FEMALE DEFINES REED.
Clerks. all kinds, SIS wk. UP.
Clerks, sales store $50 wk. UP.
Credit clerks. $50 wk.
MALE DEPT.-MISS DAY.
Timekeeper constr. S35 wk.
Order clerks. $3.50 wk.
Card punch oprs S95 mo.
Tab. machine opr... S95 mo.
etenoE. Q0. expr, S30-S35 wk.
Accountants, gentle. $2,500 VI.
Many Other Openings Daily.
Slaced annually-WHCOME
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G St. Est. Yrs.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
SAlESWoMEN.

sALESLADIES WANTED (3). experienced
In dresses, coats and furs. Apply Haber
g. Co, 1908 G. ST. NV.
SALESLADIES WANTED must have ex-
pertence in ladies ready to wear. Box
37-M. Star.
CALL ON FRIENDS with greeting card as
sortments. Easter. birthday. other occa-
sons. Personal stationery; gift wrappines;
big profits: exp. unnec Samples on ap-
proval. Wallace Brown, 225 5th ave-.
Dept. 1907, N Y.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
HElP MEN 3 WOMEN.
(NoptipuAd


MARRIED COUPLE. white or colored, as
chaufieur and general housework; expert
enced. reliable neat and clean: sood cook.
about 80 to AZ years ola: family OF one:
every Thursday of for day every other
Sunday OF; no laundry: live in; must
have good reference wages, SS6. Write
addressing c. w. Fairfax. Va.
OFFICE HELP. Apply by letter to 822
Barr Bldg. stating experience, education
and salary expected.
SODA DISPENSERS and mattresses for
restaurant; good salary. Phone AD. 1898
or come in person to 1880 Lamont st. NV.
BY NATIONAL Catholic ORGANIZATION. 8
male clerks. Catholic. husky, high school
graduates. over II. SIS mo. to start: file
clerk. Catholic. willing to work. experience
preferred, not necessary. S75 mo- to start:
stenogrsphers. take 125, transcribe 5000.
experience preferred, 500: state church
atiliation. previous experience. II any.
Box 221-C. Star.
ROOM FREE to man and wife, exchange
for firing furnace, clean rooms. etc. Box
Evening star., 1942-01-11

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYB-PeYfect your
rapid calculation and be better statlstl-
natics xfI Be hefp7ui Ia your vo1k. Day
o06 evening. Oliver 3647.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

RESIDENT MANAGER or as
sistant manager hotel or
apartment house. Box 491-L,
Star, .
Evening star., 1942-01-11
PIANO REPAIRING.

Tt b KPA8 s4a Fsdniah Igm -
.,ss:s,, ,s:s q ~. s. :..s:iIss;; AZ; "a 3'f3s f3s..
IL iSs;SS e S's;.s' 81 .sa9sssS: -: mss s'''S
Evening star., 1942-01-11

LADIES seeking pleasant smplogment, eee
80 to Is yrs., pleasing personality. elefking
but 81 not neeesseW. csn HooSs~ rom
Evening star., 1942-01-11

BETHESDA - Private classes In French,
German, Russian, conversation grammar
or literature. Spanish for beginners. Oh
liver 3k41
Evening star., 1942-01-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
{Nonf}nund


Aa.:ea in
or literature. Spanish for beginners. o.
g.. ,pRINTIR's ASSISTANT. -.
fs!sF isss Z S.ssI;s.s III
CAPITAL CITY sEcRETARIAL COLLEGE
fREea :sysn'sd
DICTATION-Slow, Medium. Rapid
Daylight Glasses Enter Any Time.
CAPITAL CITY ACCouNTANCY COLLEGE
w.. L. Newsom, Ph.D. C;P A., Dean.
2.Yr. University Accredited Course.
Day-Niaht Glasses beginning NOW.
CAPITAL CITY sPEEDWR1TINd COLLEGE
Learn sPGtpWRfFme. s53l vi fEfs sW II. natural
paysNisht classes sStarsinss Now :.
m 90 DAYS you can serve your country as
aday n ana
en'1l., tiSn awaits you on completion Of this
7to 14th wooP 81 H%! COLLEGE, me- sos,.
SPECIAL INTENSIVE weeks course in
typine. comptometer and calculating ma
~ WOOD COLLEGE, 10 14th ST. 9
AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE.
Seeking defense positions and other once
TYPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND
CALCULATING MACHINE CaRn e}EaSA 3RERATIoN
Special rates payable during the progress
sTANFIELD sEcRETARIAL SCHOOL.
10 Fourteenth Street NV.
Telephone District 1907.
vTY..d,.- o>>..k.. ~>n.-.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

SENSATIONAL INVENTION.
The General Electric Co predicts 300
MILLION-DOLLAR Fluorescent market this
year! Distributors. salesmen being swert
into huge earnings. Rush name for oppor-
tunity as mfgrs.' Direct Distributor. Facts
free!
Evening star., 1942-01-11
SALESMAN.

ADV. BOOK MATcHEs-sell every busi-
ness cash profit: exp. unnec.: full. part
time: low price. high aual.: factory serv.:
repeats: free kit. Match Corp OF America,
3433 KIT 4sth pl. Chicago.
STRANGE MAGNETIC BRUSH" cleans
clothes at home: saves costly dry clean
ing. sensational seller: samples sent on
Ohio.
sALESMEN breaking all records with new
type huorescent fixture: screws in just like
bulb. but saves user One-half OF light DILL
every month Complete sales OUTFIT free.
No charge. no deposit. Rush name on
tunity Of year. skybeam Company. aa5
Fifth street. Dept. 1-B, Des Moines. Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
BEGAN JUNE 8

The battle started at 9 a. m, on
June 3 when American naval pa
troll planes discovered the enemy
700 miles west OF Midway, APP
preaching in five columns. Army
flying fortresSes attacked immedi-
ately, scoring hits ON cruiser and
transport. From then on there
was no letup as the different serv-
ices. using virtually every type Of
craft, carried on a shuttle relay
OF destruction.
Navy Catalina planeS-pon-
derous flying boats-attacked by
the same night. scoring
two torpedo hits on large enemy
ships and probably sinking one.
At dawn June 4, army medium
and heavy bombers and United
States Marine Corps dive bombers
and torpedo planes continued the
attack. United States casualties
were fairly heavy. but the dam
age the filters inflicted was ter
rifle: "One torpedo hit on a car
rier" three hits on carrier
two bomb hits on an enemy
t,ttleship, which was left smok-
ing and listing" 49,. three hits on
enemy carriers. One carrier was
left smoking heavily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
yugosIavs Stay
6 Axis Chiefs;
Riots in France
BsstiHe Day Brings
Demonstrations in
Spite Of oestapo
BY JOHN 4. PARIS
United Press Stan Correspondent

LONDON. July IS tUPl.-fueo-
slsv guerrillaS were reported reh-
ably today to have killed SIX high
Axis officials. in addition 10 IS
Italian Officers and men, including
a colonel
Heavily censored dispatches
from Vichv indicated widespread
patriotic outhursts yesterday, the
i53rd anniversary of the stormlng
Of the BaStllle. both occupied and
unoccupied France. Two women
natriots were killed and five
wounded in MarseilleS, when
Jacques Doriot's Fascist organiza-
ton tried TO break up a demon
stration.
8 spokesman for the YugoslaV.
governments n-eXile. revealing the
new successes OF guerrlllas IN his
homeland. said one OF the Axis Of
ficials was Gen. Peri Denegri, chief
of the army of occupation IN north.
ern Herzegovina. He was Killed
when guerrillas attacked a motor
column between Mostar and NeVe-
sinie.
There were no immediate re-
ports of BaStille Day celebrations
in occupied France, where com
munications are under Nazi con-
troll German authorities had for
hidden celebrations and imported
heavy Gestapo reinforcements TO
see that there were none, besides
specifying severe reprisals that
would be exacted of patriots
families and hostages seized be-
forehand.
There were more demonstra-
lions at Place Bellecour, Lyons,
at Place Messina, Nice, and al
Toulouse. Clermont-Ferrand,
C.se@-Ala- and 7 limoges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
RumdnidnsCIdsh
With Hungdridns

MOSCOW. July Is 0NS).-A
large detachment of Rumanian SOL
diersswere reported by the Mos
COW radio today 10 have clashed
with Hungarian border guards
after crossing the frontier into
Hungary.
The Rumanian advance into
Hungary, il was said. was made
under cover of artillery Smelling
from the Rumanian frontier
A Hungarian infantry division
was rushed 10 the scene of the
fighting and repealed the Ruman-
ians, the Moscow radio said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Sd Attack
Launched
BY RomnneI
BY w. p. SAPPHIRE
Int'I News service staff Correspondent


CAIRO, July 15.-AxiS forces,
striving desperately TO Gust the.
British from advanced positions
west of FL Alamein, launched a
third attack with tank and in
fantry units against Tel FL Elsa
(the Hill of Jesus). the Middle
East high command announced
today.
After having been repulsed in
two successive daylight attacks
on Tel FL Elsa, 10 miles west Of
FL Alamein, the British revealed
in a communique. Nazi General
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel sent
his German and Italian troops into
battle against the British positions
in the late evening yesterday.
The fighting continued into the
night with the result still in
doubt.
Only minor patrol activity was
reported on other sectors OF the
50-mile front.
Air forces supporting the British
eighth army meanwhile main
tanned their series of large scale
COMPARTMENTS of the enemy in
the battle area and continually
pounded the Axis line OF COM
munications and supply bases TO
the rear.
"In the northern sector" the
communique concerning Tues.
days actions said, 'thcre was
no activity until late In the
evening when enemy tanks and
infantry attacked British posi-
ti0ns at Tel FL Elsa. Fighting
continued into the night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Ortiz Dies
InArgentind

BUENOS AIRES. July Is (UP).
DIR. Roberto NJ. Ortiz, So. former
president of Argentina and one of
the United States s aunc h G I
friends in this country, died today.
Doctor Ortiz died of bronchial
pneumonia. 20 days after he re-
signed as president.
His health and eyes had been
falling since 1910, and on July 3
of that year, he turned his duties
over TO Ramon S. Castillo and re-
tired 10 his summer palace, hoping
that rest and medical treatment
would cure him. Twenty days ago,
however, il became apparent that
neither his eyes nor his he a ! I h
were improving and he resigned
Castillo became president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Thoughtful
Navy Man Rescued, Puts
Back Pay in Bonds

TERMINAL ISLAND, Cal. July
Is INS) Aviation Chief Machin-
lists Mate Harold F. Dixon was
glad today TO receive a
check for S700 back pay, but it
was nothing 10 the JOY he expe-
rienced, he said. when he was able
10 get aboard a rubber life raft
during the Coral Sea battle.
He spent "a days on the frail
craft before he was rescued and
Just now has received the back
pay which accumulated He i'm
spent 1t for war savings
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Fighting Grows
In Intensity at
Voronezh' sEdge
Nazis HurI Everything
Into Effort TO Take
Vital Railway Center

MOSCOW, July Is INS).-I
battle planes filled the
sky over Voronezh today as Ger
man siege forces, employing prac-
tically every implement of modern
war. sought TO deliver knockout
blow 10 the defenders OF the stra-
tegic city on the Moscow-Rostov
railway.
AS the Germans drew tighter
their ring of steel around the city,
sending i'm new units of fame
throwers. heavy tanks.and motor
lied infantry. the defenders resist
ed stubbornly in the streets and
from rooftops.
The fight for possession OF the
city was described by some sources
as the most bitter battle in his
tory with thousands Of tanks,
tens Of thousands of troops and
hundreds of planes engaged in in
CeSsant combat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
British Sink Ship,
Hit I in Convoy

LONDON, July Is (UP).-+
British navy light coastal forces
destroyed a loaded enemy tanker
and severely damaged two heavily
armed trawlers in an attack on a
German convoy, the admiralty an
nounced today.
The British ships intercepted
the convoy off Cherbourg, on the
French side Of the English Chan
mel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Spurned Suitor Ends Life

ADRIAN. Mich. July Is. -
Ralph Bottorf, As. of Fairfield, Ia,
was dead today after shooting
himself in the head with a shot
gun. He took his own life after
threatening the life OF a woman
friend who had spurned his atten-
tons. police said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
LEAFLETS DROPPED

In several places where demon
STATIONS numbered thousands,
firemen turned hoses on them for
singing the national anthem, The
Marseillaise"
The Royal Air Force dropped
almost 100000 leaflets written
by British Foreign Minister An
thony Eden on occupied and UNI
occupied France yesterday.
They assured the French that
Britain had no designs on their
colonial possessions and praised
them for recognizing the perfidy
of the invader and resisting him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
MIDWAY ATTACKED

Midway was attacked on June 1
by japanese bombers Most ma
rine planes already were at sea
seeking contact with the enemy.
A few fighters were left Although
badly outnumbered those remain
ing accounted for at least 40 en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
War Bond Sales Gain

WASHINGTON. July Is CUP).
The treasury reported today
sharp increases in sales of large
denomination war bonds during the
first week of July as compared
with sales in the first week of
Junp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
JAPANESE CARRIER FORCE

flap striking force consisting
OF three carriers. battleshipS,
cruisers and destroyers. Air
attack on Midway launched
by this force early June 4.
S-Carrier dive bonbers and
torped planes attacked
three carriers and two bat
,leships. leaving three car
riers aflame, one battleship
IA mass OF flames, one de-
stroyer sunk
6-Carrier Soryu attacked by
sub. Left sinking.
Fourth and last Jap carrier
attacked on June 4 by car
rier dive-bombers. Hiryu
crippled. sinking. Two bat
tleships q m & d, one
cruiser hit.
Flying Fortresses at
tack damaged enemy ships
late June a. Hits on carrier,
battleship and heavy cruiser.
Destroyer sunk.
e-R emnants OF Jap force
escaping in bad weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
NAZIS LOSE HEAVILY

In a supplement 10 a regular
communique the Soviet high COM
mand disclosed that German Field
Marshal Fedor Won Book had lost
mere-tAaH- 35 600 men in l9-days
of fighting on one sector of the
VoroneZh front.
Dispatches from the front said
two columns of Germans advanc-
ing near Boguchar had attempted
TO encircle the Russian defenders
but that stubborn rear guard ac-
ton kept the Nazis from closing
their intended trap and enabled
the Russians TO escape 10 the
south.
One report OF the Moscow radio
said the Germans had driven from
Boguchar TO beyond Millerovo, 60
miles northeast OF Voroshilovgrad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
MOSCOW DRIVE HALTED

German parachutists were land
ing in strategic points, II was re-
ported, 10 consolidate the work
of the ground forces.
Hitler's legions continued 10
make Roadway along the lower
reaches of the Don River but the
Nazi offensive northwest of Mos
COW appeared TO have been halted.
At noon the Red army high COM
mand issued a communique stat
ing:
Fierce engagements were
fought throughout the night at
VOrOneZh and south of Boguchar.
The enemy suffered tremendous
losses. There were no material
changes elsewhere"
The Russians. after Subduing a
new threat 10 Moscow in the
Rzhev-kalinin region, were re-
ported standing their ground in
the fierce battling around Vor-
-nnezh, and smashing back at the
Germans through counter-attacks
on the enemy left flank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Macomb Sheriff Called

MT. CLEMENS. July 15.-An
order 10 take the preliminary
draft examination, probably next
week. has been received by Ma
comb County Sheriff Jacob F.
Theut. He is a 42-year-old
bachelor. weighs 260 pounds and
is s feet 4 inches tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Continued from Page Onel


stand at 303-including 90 war
ships and SO non-combattant yes
sells sunk: II warshipS and l9
non-combattant vessels probably
sunk. and 63 warships and AZ non
eembattaHtL vessels damaged.
In the navy's own words the
Midway battle WAS complex
and widespread action3and- even
the active participants are unable
10 give accurate accounts OF the
damage inflicted. To help the press
and the public understand the
many attacks and counter-attacks
the navy issued diagram outlin-
ing and explaining where ano
when the main actions occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
200 Get Commissions

WASHINGTON. July Is GNS)
1.200 men. including AZ
Negroes. will be commissioned as
second lieutenants in the quarter
corps today following grad
uation from the quartermaster
school at Camp Lee, Va. the war
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Death Driver SOUGHT

JACKSON. July 15.-Police are
seeking the driver OF truck that
fatally injured Harry Fessenden,
as. of S55 North WiSner street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
GENERAL TINKER LOST

BY June s the battle was almost
over-the enemy had fed out OF
range. However, long-range bomb
ers continued to look for the fleet.
1t was during one of those searches
that Mai Gen. Clarence l.. Tinker
commander of American air forces
at Hawaii, was lost when his plane
was forced down at sea many miles
from shore.
The Midway victory which sent
more than 100000 tons of japanese
ships to the bottom. followed by a
little less than a month the Ameri.
can victory in the Coral Sea. The
Midway battle has been described
as a continuation" of that actor
off northern Australia. Fifteer
enemy ships were sunk in the Cora
Sea and many others were dam
aged.
The two major defeats for the
Japanese. coming so close to-
gether, may have a lasting effect
on the japanese war effort, naval
dutIlOlIllcS dsIetu'
U. s. GAINS BALANCE
They believed II would be inn
possible for Japan 10 assemble
such an invasion force again for
months and said the two battles
had swung the balance of naval
and air power in the Pacific
sharply 10 the side OF the United
States.
The battle also marked a high
spot in cooperation among the
armed forces. In contrast 10 Pearl
Harbor, the armed forces were
ready. mo plane was caught
grounded at Midway" the COM
said. 1t was recalled that
an undiscloSed number of planes
were destroyed on the ground
during the surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor in December.
alert navy, army and marine
corps pilots, patrolling a far
flung beat over the Pacific de-
tected approach OF the japanese
feet, kept il under surveillance
while coming in range, and then
united to deal the enemy nearly
anDihilating blows I'm the battle
Of Midway" the navy depart
ment said in a supplementary
statement praising the co-ordi-
nation of the fighting services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Jops Lose 20 Worships, y. S. Z

planes from American carriers
dropped bombs on enemy cruisers
and destroyers. 1t was that same
afternoon that Japanese SUBJ
marine sank the Hammann. Most
of the men aboard the Hammann
mara rncrpaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
THE u S. NAvYs DIAGRAM OF ITS VICTORY AT MIDWAY
JAPANESE oCCUPATIONAL
FORCE

FORCE
MANY Jap ships sighted by
navy patrol planes in morn
ing of June 3.
2-Jap ships attacked by Fly
ing Fortresses afternoon OF
June 3. Hits on cruisers
and transports.
3-Navy patrol planes scored
hits in night torpedo attack.
l0-Fleeing Jap ships attacked
by Marine dive bombers
and Flying Fortresses on
morning and afternoon of
June S. Several hits on
cruisers.
Hip, l3-Carrier dive bombers
made repeated attacks on
fleeing Jap ships. Two
cruisers and two destroyers
sunk.