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Evening star., 1942-12-09

recalled, its mission In Berlin has
been concluded and Toxic sees no
useful purpose In its remaining
there longer" one source said.
That could be interpreted as
meaning that Japan no longer feels
the need for such close liaison be-
tween Berlin and Toxic now that
the Axis star is beginning to wane,
Evening star., 1942-12-09

dispatch from Ankara, Turkey. re-
ported the arrival Of Nomura there
and that he expected to return to
Japan by way of Russia.
Ofhcial circles here would not
comment because the report was un-
verified, but other quarters regarded
the report as significant.
IF the entire mission has been
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Jap Military Group
Reported Going Home
After Berlin Mission
Possibility Seen That ,
Toxic May Have Decided
To Go More on Its Own

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Vichy
radio reported yesterday that the
japanese Military Committee head
ed by Vice Admiral Naokuni No
mura, which has been in Berlin CO.
ordinating Axis strategy. was going
home, and London circles said it
may mean that TOXIC has decided to
go more on its own.
The Vichy broadcast said a Havas
Evening star., 1942-12-09

and that Toxic perhaps Is going on
Its own more and more"
Admiral Nomura's mission has
been stationed In Berlin since early
IN 194l IN fulfillment of the terms of
the 1910 three-power alliance. A
similar mission is stationed In Rome.
Some observers have believed the
main task of these missions was to
Evening star., 1942-12-09

There are more than 10 conyen.l
lent branch offices for Star Want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1942-12-09

act as the eyes and ears Of tbs
Japanese high command and report
on conditions pertaining to their
allies military effort. .kss s,sl
Evening star., 1942-12-09
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Evening star., 1942-12-09

leave, perhaps to have their last holiday
dinner with the family in a long time.
So, if you plan trip over the holiday
period, chances are there will be neither
Pullman nor coach accommodations avail
able Standing room may be all that is left.
We're genuinely sorry this is the outlook,
but these are war days-and the demands
OF war must come first. To the best of
our ability, we shall endeavor to serve
those who must travel, with the equip
ment at hand
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Is Injured
In 7 Crashes
RosevilIe Woman
Seriously Hurt

Mrs. Catherine RuWe, well
known Roseville truck garden
er, is in st. Joseph hospital in
serious condition after being hit
by an automobile almost in
front of her own home, l6 per-
sons were taken to Saratoga
hospital in Detroit from two
motor crashes in Van Dyke ave-
nue. in Warren township, in one
of which three cars were in
volved, and one parked car was
damaged by runaway truck
in Mount Clemens. in the course
of a few hours Saturday night
and Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ruwe sustained frac-
lures of the shoulder, collar
bone and leg when she was hit
by a car driven by Fred Ack-
erly, 26399 Oakland avenue,
Roeville, as she stepped around
behind car in which she had
ridden home and went directly
into the path of the Ackerly
machine. She lives at 1864
Frazho road and had left the
car parked opposite the home
of her next door neighbor at
See CRASHES-Page 2
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 20
-(P)-One of about 10 Ameri-
can bombers which took part in
the raid on the japanese island
Saturday was forced down and
its crew of five members cap
tured, Japanese imperial head
quarters said today in a broad
cast heard by CHS.
The five prisoners are being
examined by japanese authori-
ties, the broadcast said, adding
that their name. land other
matter" will be broadcast as
soon as the examination is COM
pleted.
Some of the enemy planes
which esca BED being shot
down." the broadcast said, ARE
understood to nave fled to the
Chinese mainland"
CITE CARRIERS
There was no definite word OF
where the planes came from but
the communique declared that
three aircraft carriers had APP
peared far OF the Japanese
mainland. These fled away
without approaching the Japa-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Former Michigan
Students 10 Meet
Attendance Urged
at Dinner Tomorrow

All former students of the
University of Michigan are urg-
ed to attend the dinner meeting
of the local University of Mich
igan Club, set for Tuesday even
ing at the Medes hotel at Gas
o'clock.
Speakers of the evening will
be Lucille Beach Conger, execu-
tive secretary of the Alumnae
Council, and Howard M. Ehr-
mann, associate professor of his
tory at the university.
c.. Donald Smith, president of
the local club, will preside.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
laps Intensity
Drive Against
u. s. Fortress

WASHINGTON, April 20-(P)
Opening of an intense Japa-
nese effort to batter the Philip
pine island fortress of Corregi-
dor into helplessness by bombs
and siege guns was reported to-
day by the War Department.
From new positions on the
Bataan Peninsula and from the
south shore of Manila Bay the
foe began an intense artillery
bombardment yesterday, and for
the first time dive bombing
raids were made on Corregi-
dor
Defending gunners replied eff
fectively to the new attack, 81
lencing at least .hree batteries,
a communique repor d, and
breaking up three motor truck
Soc CORREGIDOR-Page 2
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5 Tokyo Raiders Captured
Jap High Command Reports
American Crew Of One Bomber
Held and Questioned by Foe

nese soil in fear of the japanese
counter attacks"
The communique identified
the planes as DIS type bomb
ers," although it described the
one that was forced down as the
North American 48-type No.
1875"
Announcing the details Of
American air raid on Saturday
on the japanese mainland. the
imperial headquarters issued in
its communique at $50 o'clock
this afternoon disclosed that the
number of American planes
which flew over the japanese
mainland was round ten, con-
sisting of North American DIS
type bombers," the broadcast
said.
DAMAGE SLIGHT
The communique announces
that throughout the points
where the 10 planes visited the
damages were extremely negli-
gible. The cor munique added
that at dawn Saturday an enemy
force consisting Of three aircraft
See CAPTIVES-Page ;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Large Crowd Gathers to Paw
ribute to Rev. Fl. Hebert
Disntories Speak. Hear Departing
Churchmon Voice Gratitude to Perish

More than 1000 Catholics,
Protestants and Jews joined last
night in paying tribute to Rev.
Fr. Alfred Hebert, until two
weeks ago pastor of st. Peters
Catholic church.
A crowd that overflowed st.
st. Mary's gymnasium heard FIR.
Hebert, now pastor Of st. Ce-
celia's church, Detroit, bid sad
farewell to his former parish
toner's and friends.
DEBT PAID OFF
When FIR. Hebert came to
Mount Clemens st. Peters was
saddled with an sol, 00C debt.
This has been entirely paid off,
an athleti program has been
revived at st. Mary's school and
the church enjoys a favorable
bank balance.
II know now that such a
Father Hebert as you boast of
and praised here tonish does
not exist he said in this re-
spect. You are the ones de-
serving of praise"
He continued with, Il was not
eager to leave Mount Clemens.
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/ feel that / owe its residents a
debt of gratitude. l have never
had a more loyal, truthful, con-
sistent assistant than Father
Hutting (Rev. FIR. AM. Hutting) &.
And you, my friends, are FORUM
ate in having such a priest
among you. l hope that God will
permit him to stay with you
until he finishes the history of
this parish.
ITO my Protestant and Jewish
friends, let this be your cry
Victory. Keep up the good work,
don't let you. hopes and ideals
fall"
DIGNITARIES SPEAK
Rt. Rev. JOIN. S. Mics. of Holy
Rosary, Detroit, and Rev. FIR.
Lucien Hebert, nephew of
Father Hebert and an assistant
pastor of st. Lloysius, Detroit,
both spoke briefly as did Rev.
FIR. Edward Majeske and Rev.
FIR. Philemon Merrill, former as
sistants to Father Hebert now
professors at Sacred Hear Semi
nary.
See FIR. HEBERT-Page 2
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The meteoric career of Boyd
(Buzz) Wagner, 26-year-old for
mer Selfridge Field pilot and
outstanding hero of the Philip
pine campaign was climaxed to-
day with official confirmation
of his citation for the Distin-
guished Service Cross and his
elevation to the rank of lieuten-
ant colonel in the u. S. Army Air
Forces.
Lieut.. Col. Wagner, a native
of Johnstown, Pa, was stationed
at Selfridge Field from July,
1888, to Oct. 81, 1910, when the
pursuit squadron to which he
w. attached was rushed to Ma
Mia to bolster the defenses Of
that distant U. S. outpost. He
was well known to many Mount
Clemens residents and was a
close friend Of Lieut.. Thomas B.
Summers, former Selfridge Field
public relations officer and pilot
now stationed in Hawaii.
The official citation for the
Distinguished Service Cross, &C
cording to dispatches received
at Selfridge Field this morning,
sets forth that Lieut.. Col. Wag-
ner, reputedly the younges. fly
ing officer of such high rank in
the u. S. Army, was the first
Air Corps pilot officially credit
ed with having shot down as
many as five enemy planes in
the Battle Of the Pacific. AS early
in the war as Jan. Is, Col. Wag-
ner was reported to have de-
stroyed 20 Jap planes.
The young flier is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd M. Wagner
of Johnstown, attended the
University of Pittsburgh for
three years and graduated from
both primary and basic Air
Corps training schools at Ran
dolph and Kelly Fields, Texas.
1t is understood that Col. Wag-
ner Is now stationed in Australia
with evacuated American air
forces preparing for the widen
ing of the Allied offensive into
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Big Siege Guns
Are Drawn Up
Within Range
Red Steom-RoIler
Drives Forward
Despite Maxi Attacks

LONDON, April 20 up -
Soviet long-range artillery was
reported today to be drawn up
within range Of Smolensk, 100
miles west of Moscow.
Furious new Russian attacks
were reported launched along
the Volkhov river front south
of Leningrad and against the
Firms on the Svir river. between
Lakes Ladoga and Omega.
The Germans were reported
throwing all the available might
Of their air force into support Of
counter attacks to prevent the
Red army from gaining q solid
foothold west of the Volkhov
before the ice melts and the
stream becomes a great barrier
protecting the flank and rear Of
the German sicP. forces before
the old Czarist capital.
The Russians claimed 70 have
advanced two miles agar st the
Firms at one point after batter
ing down new defense works.
The Russians and Germans
both were silent about the pre-
else situation in the Smolenxk
region, but Reuters dispatches
said Gen. Gregory Zhukov's
troops were adv, lncing from the
ncrtheast and vert within IL
miles of the city.
The reports possibly referred
to that section in which the Bar
lin radio said a reinforced Rus
sian division hao managed 10
penetrate between two German
advanced points. The Germans
claimed the line was straight
ened out later" despite difficult
ties Of fighting in mud.
The Red army appeared to
have little time remaining 10
take full advantage of Ice Cross
ings on the northern front. Kui-
byshev dispatches said that tia
thaw was now general through
out central Russia and that leo
was breaking along the head
waters of the Volga and other
rivers in the Kalinin area north
west of Moscow.
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Allies.Map
Swift Moves
MocArthuv's
Stotus Clarified

U. S. ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Australia, April 20 -
.P1-- The new Allied command
in the Southwest Pacific NOV
ed swiftly today to map the o.
fensive to which IL was com
mitted during the week end By
an agreement formulating Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's appoint
ment as Commander in Chief
of all land, sea and air forces.
AS the initial step. Prime
Minister John Curtin met with
Macarthur and other Allied
service chiefs in the first Of 4
series of conferences which The
Australian Government hoped
would enable il to inset the ~
quirements of the armed forces
with a minimum Of delay.
Curtin, who said his govern
ment had joined with tia Unit
ed States, Great Britain, New
ealand and the Netherlands In
granting Macarthur 4 charter
as supreme commander In this
vital war theater, attended the
conference in his new role -
Defense Minister.
Informed quarters said the
defense portfolio had been cfe-
ated by the Australian war cab
met to eliminate red tape and
See STRATEGY-P1ge 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Raiders Press
On 10 Base in
China, Claim
Washington Still
Mum on Details of
Daring Exploit
by the Associated Press

Japan broadcast a new YER
sion today of bombing raiCs Sat-
urday on Tokyo and three other
great cities, implying that the
assault was launched from three
United States aircraft carriers
in the Pacific and that some Of
the planes raced on to safety in
China after loosing their bombs.
Tokyo Imperial headquarters
issued this announcement:
A hostile Navy unit center
around three aircraft carriers
appeared April ID at distant
point off the eastern coast Of
Japan proper but, fearing Jap
anese counterattack, fled with
out approaching Japan e
shores.
10 BOMBERS USED
"On the same day approx
mately ten enemy aircraft of the
Northern American BIS type
appeared over Tokyo and 9TH
er areas, flying singly or in
pairs.
Hostile planes which man
aged to escape being downed
appear to have escaped to Chi
ma.
Damage cause was ex-
tremely light"
The world still was depend
ent on Trrcrere 1s"cunts or
other Axis versions originating
in japan for news of what oc-
Cured Saturday, when the Jap
anese declared that planes bear
ing the insignia of the United
States Air Force bombed Tok-
yo, the capital; Yokohama and
Kobe, the two chief ports, and
Nagoya, Japan's third city and
center of aircraft production.
WASHINGTON MUM
There was no word of such
raid from Washington or any
other United Nations capital
and if the raids were launched
from a task force such as the
Tokyo announcement describes,
it may be ten lays or longer
See RAIDS-Page 2
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(ough|in Says
Policy |sHis
Assumes Blame
for Magazine

ROYAL OAK, Mich, April &c
- (P) - The Rev. Charles <
CoLghlin, Royal Oak priest, in g
public statement today assumed
personal responsibility for con-
troll of the magazine Social JUS
tice," its policies and its con-
tents eff Social Justice" as Attor-
ney General Biddlc is reported
to have declared in his press con-
fei ence, is clearly seditious'."
Biddle announced Friday al
Washington that special Dis
trict of Columbia Grand Jury
would investigate all phases of
the publication of Social JUS
tice," a magazine which Father
Coughlin founded in 1894, but
with which the priest has dis
wed any connection since
1910.
BARRED BY u. s.
The Attorney Generals action
followed an order from the Post
master-General barring the peri
odical from the mails for alleged
seditious statements.
Father Coughlin has stated
that Social Justice" is owned by
his parents, Thomas j. and Anne
liza Coughlin of Royal Oak. Z.
Perrin Schwartz is its editor.
The priests statement assum-
ing responsibility for the maya
zines ! announcements was is
sued in a press conference this
morning at the rectory of the
Shrine of the Little Flower here
According to press reports,
Attorney General Biddle, in an
See COUGHLN-Page 2
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18 Arrested
in 4 Raids
Sheriff, Worren
Police Cooperate

In four successive sWoops in
Warren township, Sunday morn
ing after 3 o'clock a posse led
by Supervisor Earl Tallman and
Sheriff Jacob Theut, and includ-
ing Undersheriff Harley Ensign
and Lieut.. Fred Maletta, Of the
Warren township police ID per-
sons were arrested, quantity
of gambling paraphenalia was
seized and destroyed and buys of
liquor were secured from unli-
censed establishments, it was re-
ported today.
The roundup of suspects net
ted Ia men and four women.
In one place the alleged pro-
prietor made his escape when he
saw a sheriff's department I'M
dercover man making out of his
place with a glass of liquor that
is held as evidence.
LIST OF PRISONERS
The roster Of those held and
the place from which they were
taken are listed as follow: 1868
Eight Mile road, Sam Finazzo,
"a, Detroit, and John Michuida,
alleged proprietors; and Frank
Lamedico, 80, Detroit, alleged
guard; 4265 l1-Mile road, Harry
Colson, Sam Bernstein, alleged
proprietors, Ray Gappsk, 38, De-
troit, and Mary and Thomas
Marson, AZ and 80, respectively,
Detroit; and place on Virginia
Lane off Nine Mile road: Norm
an Miller, SO, Hazel Park, alleg-
ed proprietor, Dorothy White,
25, Detr t, elleged waitress,
Pete Masse, Al, Detroit, alleged
operator of the dice game, Julia
Brown, "a, Detroit; Phil jerks,
"a, Hamtramck; Orval McFall,
"a, Lincoln Park; Hazel Stewart,
of Detroit; Leroy Buttorf, %
See SUSPECTS-Page 2
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Japanese Indicate u S. Carriers Used i'm Tokyo Raids
late X X X
bulletins
Blast RabauI

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
on TIERS, AUSTRALIA,
April 2O-UP-United States
and Australian planes damaged
ships, airdrOmc installations
and anti-aircraft emplacements
and destroyed or damaged nu-
merOus Japan''. planes in a
heavy attack yesterday on Ra-
baul, i'm the bismarck island in
va5ion zone, a dispatch from an
advanced Allied air base said
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
AHack Coast

. LONDON, April 20-(P)-
Three German fighter-bOmbers
swept over the south coast OF
Britain today, strafing a train
with cannon and machine-gun
fire and then dropping several
bombs on a town. The attack
on the train resulted in only
slight damage and no casualties,
but three persons were killed
and several injured in the bomb
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Debate Labor

WASHINGTON, April 90
(UP)-The Senate begins today
on restrictive labor legislation
samid indications that the out
come will depend on what Presl-
dent Roosevelt says on the is
sue before it reaches a vote.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Maxi Maneuvers

LONDON, Arm 90 P) -
The Germans held extensive
Army maneuvers of the noun
tains of Norway last Thursday
and Friday for the first time,
Reuters quoted today a report in
the Stockholm newspaper social
DemOkraten. Leavy batteries,
it said, were set up an( fired in
the mountains and some areas
were barred to the public.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Winged Hero
CHRONOLOGY OF u. :.
FLlER'S RISE
TO FAME

The Diary of a Daredevil
that was the caption used by q
Johnstown, Pa, newspaper to.
day in revealing the almost mir.
aculous career of Lieut. Col
Boyd Wagner, former Selfridge
Field pilot, who has been award
ed the Distinguished Service
Cross for his daring attacks on
enemy planes.
Following are the highlights
of Wagner's amazing climb UP
the ladder of military fame and
fortune:
Oct. rs, 1916 - b I'm n
Emeigh, Cambria county, Penn
sylvania, first child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Wagner.
Sept. 1894 to June 1936-At-
tends u. of Pittsburgh.
May, 1887 - Wins contest
sponsored by Pittsburgh news
papers Junior Birdman depart
ment.
July /, 1937-Decides not ia
finish school. Enters u. S. Ar
my Air Corps as Flying Cadet.
June, 1938-Graduates rs Ind
Lieut., with wings.
July 10, 1938-Ordered to
Selfridge Field.
July Z, l940-Promoted to
first lieutenancy.
Oct. rs, 1940-Ordered from
Selfridge Field to duty in the
Philippines.
Dec. 8, 1941-Serving in Phil
ippines when Japs launch sneak
See WAGNER-Page 2
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Auxiliary Police
Meetin&s Scheduled

Members Of the Au1ll1n1
Police will meet Tussday uarn1
at Z o'clock for The driu c. ~
Mount Clemens hioh oehooe ooe
letic field and On 1hnko1
night ut the same houw ~ 0U
instruction In TIE alUh ogho4
auditorium, Police SsrCt. DoooDo
Smith announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Probe Steel

WASHINGTON, April 20 -
(UP) - The war production
board, having charged two of
the largest steel cOmpaDie. with
repeated and deliberate viola
lions Of priority REGULATE ms, to-
day continued its investig ton
of the entire steel industry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Don Rogers Takes
Flint Position
Nothon SEEKER Assumes
NYA Duties Here

Nathan Seller today replaced
Don Rogers as chief of the Ma
comb Oakland st. Clair NYA
office with headquarters in the
county building.
Rogers, who had been In
charge of NYA activities here
for the past year, will be in
charge of finance for the Flint
district. He will continue to
make his home here at 81 Lawn
dale.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Fog Halls Raids

LONDON, April 20 - P -
Poor visibility over the contin-
ent kept the Raj grounded
last night but British sources
said today that small fighter
forces made sweeps over north
ern France yesterday without
meeting opposition.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Boy Killer

MOUNT CARROLL, ILL.,, APP
riI 20-UP)-Billy Geiseman,
IL, told Sheriff Ray Westfall
that he shot and killed a farm
couple, his guardians for three
years, because they spanked him
seven months ago for playing
hockey from school.
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Bomber Explodes

mitchell FIELD, N, Y, APP
ril 20-(P)--A medium bomber
burst into flames and exploded
at $40 a. m. (EWT) today while
being gassed up for routine pa
troll flight. Mitchell Field Off
GERS said they did not know
whether anyone was In the plane
; at the time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Charles Walters
Given Promotion


LIST Lieut.. Charles r. Walters,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Walters, l21 Grand, has been
promoted to the rank Of cap
tain in the u. S. Army Air
Corps, il became known today.
Capt. Walters is an instruct
or and flight commander at the
advanced training sc h o o. at
Midland, Texas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Anzacs Separate

GENERAL MACARTHURS
HEADQUARTERS, AUSTRAL-
IA, April 20-(UP)-Australian
sources reported today that New
Zealand, lying 1000 miles south
of Australia across the Tasman
Sea, had definitely been exclud-
ed from Gen. Douglas MacArth-
ur's command in the Southwest
Pacific.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20
Ex-SeHridge Pilot; rs
Wins Coveted D. s. e.
Boyd (Buzz) Wagner Youngest
Lieut.. Col. in u. S. Air Forces

the Jap-controlled areas. He was
a End Lieut.. when first assign
ed to the local air base and a
1st Lieut.. at the time of his as
signment to duty in the Islands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20

COAST GUARD MEETS
Members of the Coast Guard
Auxiliary will meet tonight at
eight o'clock At the Harrison
township hall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20

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