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Evening star., 1942-06-05
AIsab, Shut Out, Six Others
Entered in Belmont Stakes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Eight s.
year-olds, headed by Mrs. Al Sa-
baths Alsab and Mrs. Payne Whit
neys Shut Out, were entered today
for tomorrow's 74th running. of the
Belmont States at Belmont Park.
last of the big three" races which
go to make up the triple crown.
Entered with Preakness Winner
Alsab and Derby Victor Shut Out
were Warren Wrights Col. Teddy,
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's Top Milk,
Walter Chrysler, jr.'s Families, j.
M. Roebling's Lochinvar, William
Woodward's Trierarch and H. l..
Lungers Half-Crown.
The winners end of the ll2-mile
grind will be in the neighborhood
of 100000.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Western Front Would
Bring French Revolt,
Diplomat Declares
'Dumnedest 5th Column
Awuits Allied Invasion,
Authority Asserts
BY JOHN C. HENRY.

Opening of second front in
Western Europe would create
the damnedest fifth column you
ever saw" against the Axis, an
informed diplomatic source dis
closed here today.
In France, he said, there is a
bitterness among the civilian pop
ulation which would be trans
formed into active resistance
against the Germans at the first
sign of any major Allied opera
tions on the continent The stim-
ulus would be greatest if the forces
were American, it was emphasized.
The people of both occupied and
unoccupied France, this authority
declared, would begin Immediately
(see FRANCE, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1942-06-05
1910 British Hero
Ousted From Army
By Court-MortioI
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 5.-Capt.
Robert Davies, awarded the
George Cross in 1910 far remov-
ing a time bomb from st. Paul's
Cathedral, was sentenced today
by court martial to be CASH
Tered from the army and to
serve two years in prison.
The term was reduced later
to 18 months by the general
commanding officer, London
district.
Davies was convicted on
seven charges of improperly re-
ceiving funds from a business
flrm. He was acquitted on six
counts and had pleaded guilty
to II others, mainly for having
issued bad checks.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

taan and Corregidor with the troops
of Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
He also helped plan Gen. Mac
Arthur's trip from Corregidor to
Australia and for this plan and its
daring execution, he received the
War Departments Silver Star"
The citation said he displayed
outstanding qualities of efficiency,
leadership and judgment under diff
ficult, arduous and hazardous cir
cumstances during the japanese as
saults on Cavite and the sub
sequent defense of Bataan PENN
sula and the fortified islands at the
entrance to Manila Bay"
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Five Girls Awarded S. 500
For Custer From Room at Niqht

Five Government workers were
awarded damages of $700 each by a
District Court jury this afternoon
on the claim that their landlord
forced them to move from their
rooming house in the middle of the
night.
They are Eileen Chafitz, Frances
Morewitz, Evelyn Feldman, Alice
Tolchinsky and Betty Skibbins. All
now live at 5801 Fifth street NV,
except Miss Skibbins, who has been
transferred to New York.
The two defendants were Maui
rice and Estelle Gersing, operators
Evening star., 1942-06-05

of the rooming house at 1851 Ho-
bart street NV, where the incident
occurred November IT.
The defendants said the girls, who
occupied single room, were play
ing their radio so loudly that other
tenants were disturbed. They also
claimed the girls had failed to fur
nish necessary references when
moving to the rooming house a few
days before.
The jury awarded each girl 5000
for actual damages and $500 pun
tive damages. Attorney M. Philip
[atz represented the plaintiffs.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Toll Of 5000 More
In Chuhsien Fighting
Claimed by Chinese
Experts See indications
Of Decisive Turn in
Fierce Bottle
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, June 5.-The
Chinese high command an
nounced tonight that about 5000
japanese we're killed or wounded
yesterday in fighting around
Chuhsien, rail center in Western
Chekiang Province.
This increased the number of Jap
anese casualties reported in two
days of fighting for the important
walled down to 10000.
Observers here said the Chinese
announcement might indicate de-
cisive turn in the fierce battle for
the Western Chekiang air base
area from which Japan might be
bombed.
The Chinese said the Importance
(see CHINA, Page 2-xo
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Queen Elizabeth Takes
Turn at Lawn BowIina
B. tnt Associated Press.

b! the Associated Press.
SOMEWHERE IN LANARK-
SHIRE, Scotland, June 5.-Queen
Elizabeth, touring Scotland with
King George, obliged a miners wife
today by taking a turn of lawn
bowling.
While the King looked on she
threw bowl which stopped within
a yard of the jack, winning a
tribute from the Bowls Club presi-
dent.
You threw real good wood -
he commented.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Major League Games

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston
Chicago --- 100 010 90
Boston - 1O2 600 10
Batteries-Humphries and fresh; Terry
and Conroy.
At New York
Cleveland - 020 010
New York 302 90
Batteries-Smith, Gromek and HeEan:
Gomez, Breuer and Rosar.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
Philadelphia 201 600
Pittsburgh 20 600 -.
Batteries - Hoerst and Livingston:
KlinEer, Heintselman and Lopez.
At Chicago
Brooklyn - 201 003 000-
Chicago - 900 200 90 -
Batteries-wyatt and Owen; Olsen. Bit
horn' Erickson and Mccullough.
At Cincinnati-First Game
Boston - 900 002 OO0-2 II
Cincinnati 001 900 002- 3 s 2
Batteries-Iavery and lombard; VAN
dermeer and Hemsley.
At Cincinnati-SecoRd Game
Boston - 90
Cincinnati 60
Batteries-Eariy and Masi: Starr and
Lamanno.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Suffolk Downs

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming:
maidens: 2-year-olds; furlongs
Valdina Dust (Bierman) 42O
Time, 1:02
Also ran-Hypeasant, High Hat, False
Face, Character Man and Dark Velvet.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 2-year -olds; 5 furlongs
Valdina Banner (Ffnnegan)
1920 1890 ZOO
Fond Thoughts tAtkinson) 22.4O $50
NoonmisS (TurnbulD $40
Time, 1:O2Is
Also ran-Lady Bob BARREL. Anna Jean,
eaille, Shasta Fiddle.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

HERE WE GO AGAN"Torpedoed twice route the
Atlantic Frank McMen Is Qe of GreenOck Scotland and
Victory Haggh IT, of Wemby England safe today
Eastern port Sailing Norwegian boat which orpedoed
May 90 they spent five days Hfeboa Rescued by Dutch
boat they torpedoed 26 three
days adf When the second torpedo attack occurred their
reaction simply Here agan!" (Story Page ALL
A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Charles Town

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Doctors Nurse lCrgetD 1920 $50 $50
Tensleep (Scottl 420 800
STUNNING tKirkO 420
Time, 1925
Also ran-Romney Royal, Pete's Gold,
High Bud and Joe Smokey.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Delaware Park

FOURTH RACE-Purse, S1,1OO: allow
snces; 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs
Little Bud Lynch $50 $40 800
Her Guardian (McCombs) $50 2.70
Wee tKeiperl 2.90
Time, 1903.
Also ran-Browsing, Private Earl Gay
Venture, Bad Actor, Zip Zip, First Girl,
Modest Lad and Light Glance.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Late Races

Earlier Results, Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Late News Bulletins
Navy Denies Runor of Pearl Horbor Attack

Navy spokesman late today fiat denial of
that the japanese again attacking Pearl Har
Dor. He said I'VE have had direct communication with
Honolulu All has been and is up this time quiet there
This is fiat denial of all of air raids Pearl
Harbor" The Navy statement issued after Majority
Leader Mccormack had said in the House that members had
told him of radio report that Pearl Harbo again being
attacked
u. S. at War With Axis Satellites
United States to officially late today with
Bulgaria Hungary and Rumana when President Roosevelt
signed congressional resolution passed by both houses
terday.
Rippy Wins Middle Atlantic Title
Rippy Washington Golf Country Club, today
the Middle Atlantic golf championship by de-
featng Ray swearingen of Columbia at the Manor
Club Charles Malone of Indian Spring the second
flight from Everett Johnson of Prince Georges and 2 The
third fight to Earle Sknker of Columbia Frank
Williams of Manor l. G. Butler of Manor
the senior championship from Walter r. Tuckerman of Burn
ing Tree. and l.
Earlier Story Page 2-X3
Committee Approves Civilian Casualty Bill
The Senate Committee approved today a bill
pay Federal benefits of $50 to s85 month dependents of
civilians killed persons injured in operations nclud
ing practice blackoutS.
CIO Board Holds UNIV DeIinquent
The CIO National Executive today formally de-
United Workers delinquent per capita tax
payments The action does not complete break be-
the groups Only the CIO convention empowered to
suspend or expel union.
Earlier Story Page A-1S)
rs More Torpedoing Victims Reach Australia
SYDNEY Australia P-Twenty- five occupants of life
torpedoed off the New South Wales coast
were today fishermen had sighted their flares
guided them to shore This brings to 81 the number ac
counted for of of So
RAF Makes Big Raid on Belgium and France
LONDON QP-The RAF sent long procession of raiders
the Channel today in assaults the continental
Belgium Brittany in France. Targets included
alasDunkerque LIE Havre and OStend and air
dromes in Brittany
Earlier Story Page AID
LytteIton Discusses Production With Roosevelt
Plans for setting up joint British-Amercan produc
ton committee discussed with President Roosevelt today
by Lyeon British Production Minister who said
hoped would be created before his return to England
Harry Hopkins American chairman of the Anglo American
AsSienment Board parcpaed in the conference
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Belmont Park

SIXTH RACEPurse. $4,000: allow
ances; 3-yesr-olds: l mile.
Happy Family (McCreary)
Early N Smart Haas $40 $50
Penobscot Bay (SchmidD 2.60
Time, 1875.
Also ran-Copperette, Blenson, Cooch's
Bridge, Gala Reigh
Evening star., 1942-06-05

(See GASOLINE, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-06-05
u. S. at War With Axis Satellites

The United States went to officially late today with
Bulgaria Hungary and Rumania when President Roosevelt
signed congressional resolution passed by both houses
Evening star., 1942-06-05

(See CCC, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Weather Forecast

Not quite so warm today; cooler tonight. Tenn
peratures today-Highest, "a, at 3:45 pm: low
est, 10, at 3:25 am.
From the United states weather Bureau Report
Full Details Page Az.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Batteries-Eariy and Masi: Starr and
Lamanno.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
CIO Board Holds UNIV DeIinquent

The CIO National Executive Board tod
clared the United Mine Workers delinquent
payments. The action does not mean cor
tween the groups Only the CIO convention
suspend or expel a union
Earlier Story on Page Ais.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Rippy Wins Middle Atlantic Title
Committee Approves Civilian Casualty Bill

The Senate Labor Committee approved
pay Federal benefits of $50 to $85 month
civilians killed or persons injured in war op
ing practice blackouts.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Russians Capture Major Link
 In KharkOy's Defense Ring

ing over fields filtered with Wreckage reported to have engulfed key German stronghold, crushed re- peated German tank attacks, and stormed forward more miles in the ten-day battle of Kharkov Soviet dispatches said Russian troops wiped out Nazi strong holds in the garrison in a fierce 40-mnute struggle said villages captured in the battle area with enormous osses' to the inflated enemy
 Far behind the lines, Soviet guerillas are reported have recaptured important city of several thou sand inhabitants deep in White Russia, driving out the Germans who held the point for four months, and routing strong Naz force which attempted to regain it from dawn to dusk
 Battle dispatches to the Red Star said the German stronghold captured at KharkoV, one which the Nazs sought to hold at any cost was apparently the major link in Kharkovs immediate defense ring.
 Hitler's field headquarters pictured the Russians as suffering heavy losses as German warplanes ranged over the Kharov battlefield in great numbers strafng and bombing the Red Armies.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Herbert Hoover Declares DictatOrial Powers Must Be Vested in President

New York, May 21 (AP)) - To win total war, says Herbert Hoover, dictator ial powers must be vested in the President. The form CT president said tonight, There must be no hesti- tion in giving them to him and upholding him in them Moreover we must expect a steady decrease in econ omic freedom as the war goes on, and we must start our thinking with the disagreeable, cold, hard fact that it is economic measures that win total war, just plain Fascist ec- onomics."
 Hoover addressed the na tional industrial confer ence of the board of Re- search Organizations.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Government Might Have To Acquisition Autos To Haul Workers To Plants

Washington, May P (AP) - Rubber coordinator Ar
 thur NeWhall r e ported that the government ulti- mately may have to requi- sition autos to haul work CTS to and from war plant areas where other facilities are lacking, and if the na- tion's tire resources are wasted. NeWhall assured a press conference, however, that he saw. no need for re- questioning of tires this year or in l943. In any case they will not be talk en to be ground up for re- claimed rubber, but only as a means of solving the transportation problem.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Fifth Registration Day Set For
 June 30 For Men Age Is to 20

WASHINGTON, May P (AP) - The President set June 30 the registration day for men between IS and 20 years of age This will complete the present registration of the nations manpower for both fighting and non-combatant duty, in the fifth registration.
 Under existing law, men IS and 19 will register be- tween and pm. June 30, but will not be sub- ect to military draft until they reach the age of 20 have registered in the four previous drafts
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22

Captain E. Hamilton Lee Ceft), dean of all pOts looks proudly from the cockpit of his United Air Lines Main
 liner as his son. Robert E. Lee sits beside him in the capacity of a United first officer, Young Lee just has graduated from Unted's pilot training sdhOO to follow in the footsteps of his father who has flown more than three and quarter million miles as the "hyingeSt man in the world
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
,Japs Start Offensive To
 Knock China Out of War

CHUNGKING, May 21 (AP) - Japanese troops landed Foochow chief port and capital of the east coast province of Fukien and engaged in heavy fight ing with Chinese defense forces the Chinese announc- ed The invading force was carried aboard dozen transports which made their way up the Min river to point the city The descent Foochow, city of 100000 inhabitants and the largest port between Shanghai and Hongkong, is the southWard extension of series of Japanese attacks assuming the character of major offensive, perhaps intended to knock China out of the
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Government Will Try Prevent
 Unwarranted Pay Increases

WASHINGTON, May 22 (AP) - The President declared that the government will do every thing it could to prevent what he termed unWarranted pay increases in private plants Half dozen steps might be taken, the President said but he didn't enumerate any of them at the press conference The President iterated again that the will be a long and cautioned against over-optmism week and peSsimism the next Public opinion and news go up and down and things appear of big moment but more be done to prevent it better It is the effort uc tuatonS, he said which caused the tendency to statement on the part of the American people,
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Individuals Skilled In Critical War Occupations May Not Be Drafted

Washington, May 2l (AP) - The War Manpower Commission directed the Selective Service System to instruct local boards to consult federal employ ment Service offices before drafting any individual skilled in a critical war occupation The directive was included in an 8-point program announced by Chairman McNutt to pro mote the fullest utiliza- ton of the manpoWer of the nation.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Italy Claims Sub Sinks U. S.
 Battleship of Maryland Class

ROME May P (AP) - The Italian command said in special communique that it's sub Barbargo sank U. S. batteship of the Maryland class with two tor pedo hitS off the Brazilian coast yesterday There was no confirmation from any other to bear out the claim.
 The communque said the escorting vessels of a U. naval formation didn't reply to the attack; and gave the time of the asserted attack at 2:50 Rome time the place 100 miles west of the Brazilian island of Fer nando Noronha 125 miles off the easternmost extrem- ity of Brazil.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Allied Submarines Sink 7,lNO-TOn
 Jap Cruiser and 2 Cargo Vessels

Allied Headquarters in Australia May 21 (AP) - Friday, Allied submarines have sunk 7,l00-ton Jap- anese cuser of the kako class and two Japanese cargo vessels of and thousand tons respectively, it was announced officially.
 MacArthur's headquarters said IA Japanese planes were destroyed or damaged in air raids on Japanese invasion bases in New Guinea and Timor
 There are four ships of the Kako class each carry ing 6O4 men.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
40 Norwegian Teachers Drowned In Sinking By Nazis of Small Vessel

Moscow, May 21 (AP) The Soviet information bu reau said 40 Norwegian teachers from the Oslo dis trict were drowned recent ly when the small vessel in which they put out to sea was sunk by a German pat rol launch.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Brig Gen. Jimmy Doolittle Promises Many Surprises For Japan and Germany

Washington, May 20 (AP) - Brig. Gen. Jimmy Doo- little, who led the air raid on Tokyo promised tonight in a broadcast many more surprises for Japan and Germany.
 Doolittle's b a c k ground shows Alaska is entitled to part claim to the hero. His parents took him north in the gold rush at the age of three. He started school in Nome and later returned to San Francisco.
 War Dept. records fail to support the Anchorage suspicion that there might have been a fireman by the same name on the Alaska Railroad in 1921, on army duty there.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Soviets Take Link Kharkov Defense
Registration of Men IS to 20 Is Set For June 30
Believe Sub Had Advance Knowledge of Cargo Ship Sunk in 90 Seconds

New Orleans May P (AP) A sea captain expressed the belief that the two tor pedoes which sank his me- dium-sized U. s. cargo ship in 90 seconds were fired by a sub crew, tipped off in ad vance as to the vessels movements. At least 2l members of the crew and the gun crew were carried to their death in the amaz- ingly swift sinking which occurred in the Gulf of Mexico on May 16.
 Captain Henry Rowe at- tached significance to the fact that the sub not only attacked without warning, but didn't surface after the sinking to obtain informa- tion about it's victim, pos s.bly indicating that the subs officers already knew the ships identity and it's sailing plans.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
AVG Flying Tigers Destroy AZ Jap Planes, 31 Trucks In April

Airdrome at Running, China, May 20 (AP)-The United States AVG Flying Tigers destroyed AZ Japan ese planes and blew up 31
 enemy trucks during April an AVG communique said.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Allies Blast Jap Base In Timor
 Down 4 Planes Over Port Moresb,

Allied Headquarters in Australia, May 20 (Delayed) (AP) - Thursday, Allied bombers destroyed ground ed Jap panes damaged the runway and started large fires Wednesday in an attack Koepang Dutch Timor.
 MacArthurs headquarters announced that of 12 Jap fighter planes were damaged when intercepted by Allied planes during a strafng attack on Port Mores- bV New Guinea
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
GROUND UTTERED WRECKED NAzI TANKS

MOSCOW May 20 (DeIayed) (AP) - Thursday the crushing Red Army offensive around Kharkov was still rolling ahead at dawn today ground Filtered with wrecked Nazi tanks and machines The official news agency. Tass said fresh German reserves were thrown against the Soviets but five villages were re- captured by the Red Army, and an attempted German counter offensive 30 miles south of Kharkov was checked.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Indications Are Mexico Will Declare War On Axis Over Ship SinkingS

Mexico City, May 21 (AP) - The Axis refused even to receive Mexico's protest over her first ship loss in the war and there are strong indications tonight that Mexico will declare war quickly.
 Foreign office inVestiga- tion reports that two more Mexican ships were sunk by torpedoes today off Bra gil.
 Today The newspaper La Prensa reported that the Havan, a Mexican ship was torpedoed off Cuba and burst into flames. Most of her crew was lost.
Evening star., 1942-01-01

Massachusetts avenue NV, the tes-
tator's widow. Benefiting under the
will, drawn January 3 last, will be
the widow, the testator's two chill
dren, Mrs. Katherine wilkins New
bold, 23l7 Bancroft place NV. and
John r. wilkins, jr., 502l Macomb
street NV. and their descendants.
Mostly in stocks and bonds, Mr..
wilkins left personal property val
ued at $726,270. His real estate in
the District has total assessed
value of $9l ,341, while that near
Rockville, Md, possesses total as
sessed value Of $164,500. The court
Evening star., 1942-01-01

experienced q business depression
following the last World War, he
declared In an interview, does not
mean that the same result should
follow this war.
'It's not the same kind of war"
he said. TN the last war nearly all
the destruction was in France. Now
it's all over Europe and large part
Of Asia. Who can supply all the
materials for reconstruction? Only
the United States"
He asserted he thought the United
States economic position was strong
enough to make 1t unnecessary TO
Evening star., 1942-01-01
John F. wilkins Leaves
Estate Of $1,000,000

An estate. valued 1T upwards Of
81 600, 900, was left bv the former
Washington Post publisher, John r.
wilkins, prominent business man,
who died December IS.
This information was given to
District Court yesterday in petition
for the probate Of his will. signed
by the American Security and Trust
Co. and Mrs. JULIA G. Wilkins, 17OO
Evening star., 1942-01-01
SmokeIess Powder
Output Rises Is Pet.

In the two weeks following
declaration of war, smokeless powder
production increased Is per cent In
new Government-owned powder
plants, the War Department has
announced.
The first Of these plants started
production in March, 1941. Pri-
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Party Leader Says U. 5.
Needn't Fear Depression
BY the Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The
United States has little cause to fear
a postwar depression in the opinion
of Edward ]. Flynn, chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee,
here today to see his alma mater,
Fordham University, in its Sugar
Bowl tilt with Missouri.
The fact that the United States
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Lord Mayor Of London
Praises MuniIuns

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-Manila citizens
were saluted in a special message of
sympathy broadcast today by Sir
John Laurie, Lord Mayor of London,
for their bravery and fortitude"
under fire.
Together we have passed through
dery trials" he said. Together we
shall watch the dawn of a new
world"
Evening star., 1942-01-01

worry about how war stricken coln-
tries could pay for the things they
needed.
There have always been people
saying we're going to hell in .
hand basket" he said.
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Boy Soves Village

When q blazing stack threatened
the entire village Of Begjaum, India,
Boy Scout Yargattimath organized
the frightened onlookers, and after
a battle lasting an hour and . hall
the blaze was extinguished.
Evening star., 1942-01-01

vately-owned powder plants also
have increased production, the Gov
ernment said. Smokeless powder u
used for all types Of ammunition
ranging from 30-cahber cartridges
up to the largest shells.
Evening star., 1942-01-01

was informed In the petition that
debts Of the estate reach around
$2,50O.