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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
WYATT Sons Fate
lon Corregidor

Many Detroiters today await
word of fate of friends and rela'
tives on Corregidor.
The parents of Walter Strouss
"a, of 6223 Van Dyke, have moi
heard from their son since No
vember. Strouss was drafted last
summer and left for the Philip
pines soon after. The Strouss' have
lived in Detroit for five years.
Wesley Knowles, %, a navy
radioman for eight years, has not
been heard from since January
Detroit friends received a Christ.
mas card at that time, from Cor.
|regidor. Knowles home is in Mis-
souri,.
"StiTl on active list" was the
word Mr.. and Mrs. Martin M.
Blau received of their son, Jack.
in April who at that time was
in the air corps on Bataan.
They fear, since the fall OF
Bataan, their son was moved to
Corregidor. Before enlisting in the
navy, Blau worked for the Matsor
steamship lines and was in the
Philippines when he got his draft
QUESTIONABLE and enlisted.
Unheard of from since February
II, Detroit friends of First Lieut.
Bernard Langler feel he was one
of the thousands captured on Cor
regidor. Langler's parents live in
Cory, Pa. A sister-in-law, Irene
Kosmoski, lives at 8078 Hardyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Police Job Graft
Cited in Court

CONTINUED from Page One)
manning $3.50 to Inspector
Wendell Lochbiler, district In
specfor."
Iochbiler enlisted in the navy
end was missing when the graft
lfrial opened. He was recently re-
stf,rned from the Norfolk, Va. navy
imse and will be tried separately.
p Before Curro was appointed col
1ector and when Lochbiler was
First Precinct Inspector, Boettcher
said ne was given 5000 to So,IOO
a month by Tom (Red) Miller. a
missing defendant. OF this amount
Lochbiler got $1,000 a month,
Boettcher said.
KEPT $500 HIMSELF
n T kept $500 for myself and
gave the rest 10 Ryan" he tes-
~ tilted.
= Ed Hall. a handbook defendant
and collector from handbooks in
sthe Bethune precinct in which
Boettcher was Inspector, paid him
Between S2,400 and $500 a
month, Boettcher said.
IT gave up s1,250 OF this to
= the downtown pool and kept the
rest" he said.
The downtown poo" was con-
tributed 10 by precinct inspectors
te be used 10 pay of their superior
officers, Boettcher said.
FRAHSf, $500
"Supt. Fred Frahm got 81 900
I n month for a while and then II
was increased 20 81 800 when
spolicy money was thrown In"
Boettcher said.
81 Explaining how the alleged pay
Eoffs were made 10 Rick. BoettcheT
sfrstified that he drove with Ryan
ITO Gratiot avenue and Outer drive
-four or five times and that each
Zine Ryan would &c out OF the
tcar. meet Rick and then come back
ssny say he had just paid hin
sf1,000.
" Other times. Boettcher testified
Re went with Ryan TO Kicks home
land the same thing occurred. The
spayoffs TO Clark and Barnes were
made In their offices al headquar'
tiers, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

great British bombers leveled that
important German Baltic port and
airplane building center with 800
tons of bombs
Last nights attack on. Stuttgart
was the heaviest Of the three. al
though observers doubted that any
of the three had been as great
as those on Rostock. or on Lue-
beck. another Baltic port, because
of weather conditions
The air ministry announced that
besides attacking Stuttgart lin
force" the Raj had bombed the
docks at Nantes, France. while
fighters and bombers attacked
in German-occupied terri
tory.
The principal detectives were
the Bosch Electrical Works, the
Daimler Benz factories. which
make engines. trucks and tanks,
and the Hirth Works which pro-
duce precision equipment for the
German air force.
For the second straight night
there was no night raid on
Britain. But the Germans. in
reprisal made hit-and-run at
tack on a southeast coast town
early today with four Messer-
schmitt 1895.
Raj planes made four sweeps
yesterday over northern France.
In the first. American-made Bos-
tons douglas planes) attacked
power station at Caen. In the
second sweep, Hurricane bombers
assailed targets at Calais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Chinese Battle
Jap Advance on
u. 5. Air Base
Major Engagement
Occurs "a Miles
Inside China Frontier
BY ROBERT p. MARTIN
United Press stan Correspondent

CHUNGKING, China. May T.
A major battle between reinforced
Chinese troops and Japanese
mechanical columns ragged today
along the twisting Burma road at
Chefang, "a miles inside the Chi
nese frontier. The enemy was at
tempting to advance on American
air bases in Yunnan Province.
A military spokesman said Che
fang had been a battle center
since the japanese occupied the
border town of Wanting on Mon
day and pushed north in the gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
1864 Aliens Made
Citizens 10 Set Mark

The largest number of aliens in
the history of Detroit's federal
court, 1924, took the oath OF
citizenship there in 1871. Court
Clerk George NJ. Read revealed
today.
This group includes 17.020 new
citizens and 1904 repatriates,
mostly women who lost their citi-
zenship through marriage TO for
eignerS. They paid Slo7 ,507 in fees
TO the court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Urge Reprisal

BERLIN. May 7 German broad
cast recorded by United Press in
New York; 1.-The press of German
occupied Paris demanded today
that the French fleet and air force
be used for active reprisals"
against Great Britain as result
of the British attack on Madagas-
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Raj Bonbers
Make Stuttgart
A I'd Rostoek'
Continue Relentless Raids
on Maxi industrial
City Sd Straight Night

p LONDON, May 7 (UP).-Larse
of the RATS heaviest
bombers early today pounded at
Stuttgart. important center Of
NaZi war industry in southern
Germany, for the third straight
night.
The Raj was giving Stuttgart
1.-The Rostock treatment" In four
nights of attacks the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Let Us Help You
Get a Message

Have you a relative or
friend on Corregidor?
If so, notify the City Desk
at The Detroit Times, Cherry
$500, giving your name, adj
dress and telephone number.
AS fast as any information
Is received about individuals
with the surrendered Amer
lean forces The Detroit Times
will relay that information TO
Detroiters who are awaiting
word of relatives or friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

m arines, massed for their
climactic attack and captured
during the night.
Diego Suarez town, the ad.
ministrative center of Northern
fell yesterday,
THE French naval and mill
tary commanders have sur
rendered and the town OF Diego
Suarez has been captured"
Churchill said.
"These operations, which were
not without risk of various
kinds, have been carried out
with great dash and vigor.
PRAISE FOR FRENCH
"The French also fought
with gallantry and discipline.
I'VE grieve that bl0odshed has
occurred between troops of our
two countries whose peoples at
heart are united against a COM
mon foe.
I'VE trust that the French
nation will i'm time come TO re-
gard this episode rs a recog-
nizable step In the liberation Of
their country. including Alsace
and Lorraine, from the German
yoke"
In the night onslaught roya
marines made frontal landing
before the Antsirane naval base
in a gallant diversional move,
ment, while the commands anc
parachutists made the main at
tack from the rear.
SACRIFICE ATTACK
At nightfall the commands and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
NLRB Election Set

A National Labor Relations
Board election will be held among
the 100 employees of the Fitzsim-
ons Manufacturing Company, 3775
East Outer drive. on Tuesday,
May IL, it was announced today
by Frank H. Bowen, regional
NLRB director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Chang i'm Burma

NEW DELHI. India, May z
(INS). - Generalissimo Chan &
Kai-Shek has arrived on the Burma
fighting front to join American
Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell in
planning counter-offensive
against Japan, reports reaching
New Delhi said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

LONDON. May 7 (INS).--An
all-American crew in a Havoc
bomber participated in an attack
on a German aerial squadron over
an airport in Holland last night,
ii was announced today.
II was the first time an all
American crew had been in action
in the Royal Air Forces air offen-
sive against Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Navy Base Taken
At Madagascar
Continued from Page One)

and overwhelming force of and weapons OF all the
fighting services army navy air force and commandos
thrown against the Vchy garrison to minimize blood
shed
Our first assault French position repulsed
which men, Churchill revealed
But the British forces under Mai Gen. r. G. Suges royal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
OCCUPATION COMPLETE

I. SAN FRANCISCO, May 7 (UP).
---Japanese occupation of Corregi-
dor and other Islands at the
entrance to Manila Bay was COM
Melted at 8 a. m. today, Toxic
radio reported in a broadcast
heard here by CHS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

of Antsirane. attacking the posi-
tions from which Vichy forces
poured a deadly fire from the
famous French 75-millimeter field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
BRING UP OLD PLANES

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, r. one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Vast Force Soon
To Quit Manila

Is WASHINGTON. May Z (UP).-
The japanese war machine which
was used to capture Bataan Pen
insula and Corregidor Island was
sexpected today to clean up scat
tered resistance in some of the
southern Philippine islands and
turn toward Americas south Pa
chc supply route.
Experts believe that the Japa-
;6ese, with the thousands of men
md vast supplies relieved from
duty in the Manila Bay area,
faight attempt an invasion of New
Zealand and possibly northern
AUSTRALIA. Air bases in those two
Aaces would make il possible for
8o7nbers to operate against the
american supply line and the
.&cpulous centers OF southen Aus
stralia.
"a. FATE OF DEFENDERS
There still was no word about
the fate of the defenders OF Cor
regidor and the other island forts
which guarded the entrance TO
.Manila Bay. The last messages
received from Lieut.. Gen. Jona-
than M. Wainwright indicated that
casualties among the garrison
were heavy.
The navy disclosed that 3,S45
officers and men of the navy ana
afnarine corps were on the island
when it fell and they were pre-
stunned TO be prisoners OF the Japa-
nese. There was as yet no esti-
mate of army personnel from the
: war department but Australian
dispatches indicated that there
might be 5000 there.
Some authorities hazarded an
unofficial estimate that about TO-
600 men, including civilian refu-
gees from Bataan, and a handful
of women were on Corregloor
when the end came.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Fleet Massing;
Attacked by u. S.
BY BRYDON c. TAVES
United Press staff Correspondent

GENERAL M a C A r I II u RS
HEADQUARTERS. Australia, May
I7.-American airmen have opened
a heavy attack on a powerful Jap
anese fleet massing in the north
eastern invasion zone. apparently
for an imminent major offensive,
Gen. Douglas Macarthur revealed
today
United States bombing planes,
believed to include flying fortresses
and Catalina Consolidated bomb
ers, dashed out at the Japanese
naval forces in the Bougainville
Island area of the Solomons Group,
in what Macarthur called sue
cessful attack.
LONG-AWAITED MOVE
His communicate disclosed that
the japanese, in long-awaited
move toward big scale offensive
activity, were massing warships
and transports in the general area
of Rabaul, in New Britain Island.
whence a fleet could essay a d.
rect attack on Port Moresby, the
valuable Allied advanced base in
New Guinea; the American forces
in New Caledonia, or even on
Australia itself.
The japanese have suddenly
diminished the intensity of their
persistent, savage, but costly aerial
attacks on Port Moresby, Mac
Arthur noted.
AIR LOSSES HEAVY
Diminishing Japa Nese aerial &C
tivity over Port Moresby had been
taken at first to mean that the
enemy had decided to take a rest
after losing a high percentage Of
attacking planes to Allied fighters.
Now it appeared that the Japa-
nese probably were concentrating
and conserving their aerial power
and il was known that they had
received airplane reinforcements.
An army spokesman said here
that 1t was believed Salamaua,
used by the enemy as a base for
plane attacks on Port Moresby, had
been almost wiped out. Salamaua
is on the Huon Gulf coast of
northern New Guinea.
BRING UP OLD PLANES
II was noted that the japanese
were now using obsolete fighters
of the Mitsubishi-39 type to rein
force their fast Navy-O fighters,
their best.
This indicated a shortage of
fighters, but il was understood that
the enemy air corps was being rein
forced with bombing planes Of lat
est type. The fall Of Corregidor in
the Philippines released many
planes and men for service else
where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Conegidor S Fall Frees
-Japs for Australia Drive
e OrregidOr EpitaPIl---

Sf9hNHOH
UNITEDNATIONSH EADQUAR-
TIERS IN AUSTRALIA, May z (NS).
Gen. Douglas Macarthur, in special
statement issued today, said:
"Corregidor needs no comment
from, me. 1t has scrolled its oWn epitaph
on enemy tablets.
"But through the bloody haze of its
last reuerberating shot lOiH allOays see
a uision of its grim, gaunt, CHASTITY men
still unafraid."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
USE JAP TACTICS

The victory of the landing forces,
which carried light. but highly eff
ficient equipment as the japanese
have in the southwest Pacific, was
made possible so quickly by close
airplane support - also on the
japanese pattern-it was revealed
Officially.
The admiralty and war office
announced in their communique
as Vichy had admitted yesterday
that a Vichy submarine and a
sloop had been sunk in Diego
Suarez harbor.
II was not indicated whether
these were the submarine Beve-
Tiers and the sloop Bougainville
"a converted banana transport
whose loss Vichy admitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

guns and batteries of machine
guns.
Then the royal marines de-
bouched onto the beaches of the
bay north of Antsirane and, in a
sacrifice attack. drew the atten-
ton of the defenders. This en-.
abled the commands and para
chutists to storm the positions.
1t was believed that the isolated
pockets of resistance which re-
manned were In the Orangea Pen
insula, east of Antsirane, which
partly enclosed Diego Suarez Bay
Coastal batteries remain there
in force, but are pointed TO the
sea and the British are attacking
from the land side against de-
tenders who can retreat only into
the water.
Official sources said British
casualties were not heavy for one
of the most successful Allied ex-
PLOTS of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
SACRIFICE ATTACK

At nightfall the commands and
parachutists were two miles south /:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

What glorious gift idea!
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maker that will brew 8 delicious
cups of coffee. Guaranteed heat
resistant. Complete with match
ing sugar and creamer. Choice
of 3 gay eolors to harmonic
with dishes or room color
seheme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

CONTINUED from Page onel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27

Sod ..H. storm damaged gn;t.u
bette. grades. r y ShamE..1. cotton
,a...' 3D.. Sep separate rom the
cN'.'-.. specialist q; y &. STAT
cr..,-.. Warming .armr.- and -IH-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Leaf Sales
Now Above
IS Millions

Monday sales um the iicndcrS1 ~
tobacco market ran season totals To
i5.O30.8O6 pounds for S6.l8T. 40 u
Tor IN average Ol Sil!7 per hun
ircdwcight.
Sales on Monday amounted t.
1896 hounds ard brought SILL
223.2G :or an average Of Si316 per
hundred pounds.
Arthur II. Surprise. sales Supcrvi-
>Nr. estimated inday'S offerings at
2.3.o0o pounds ana forecast a price
Of about 10 cents a pound.
The crop in this section is c,ti-
mated ~ be about three CourthS
marketed. Estimates have placed
season sales a. around twenty mil
hon pounds or better.
NJ definite announcement Ina,
been made a. 10 when the scaSou
viii end. though sales schedules navc
been prepared up to the Christmas
holidays.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1912
Liquor Sales
Are Limited

Raleigh. Oct 27-(AP)-Effective
today sale OF alcoholic beverages al
ABC stores in the state is restricted
TO one bottle per customer per day.
Chairman Carl Williamson, of
the state ABc board, said that the
regulation was adopted at Il meet
ing of the board last Wednesday
because OF run on the stores"
in the states - wet counties by
persons attempting u stock up in
anticipation pt a new federal tax on
whiskey. an additional 81 per gallon
which vii. make the total federal
levy So Il gallon. which is effective
November 10.
The purchase limit n ABC stores
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Baptist Of
West End
To Rebuild

West End Baptist church. which
wa> destroyed by fire II the fore
noon last Sunday, will be rebuilt 4,
soon as arrangements can be made.
ii WAS decided by the dracunS At Il
meeting Monday night y new 10;
may be purchased tor tn" new
church, but no location has been
announced rs yet
y building committee Was named
out Was not announced until the
congregation has an opportunity to
vote on the committee next Sunday
"ignt,
Temporarily the congregation will
hold lis worship service, IN the West
End school building at The corner OF
West Chestnut and Granite streets.
:. W. Oakley. an Official OF the
church. said today that the church
apparently had little more inSur-
lnCc than first thought. ard that i
wuuid probably amount To abpu;
$1,000. Plans for rebuilding will not
be completed until adjustment mas
been made with underwater:
The church was burned Sunday
aornng after flames were d:Sc0"-
'""G breaking through the roof. Cry
i!rcmcn answered the alarm aud
saved nearby property. \ defective
;lUC vas thought to have been tic
'I!>c " the blaze.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

!. What type of ship vas recently
rari>t,ncd Booker +. Washington
,. The law permitting members of
III" |. s. military or naval force To
vote by mail. covers which public
officials
3 In the first game OF the 1872
World Series. how many runs dl;'
the Cardinals score after tvro men
were out i'll the ninth inning"
/. The 35-mIlc am hulu. na;iH.di
speed limit under the rubber con-
ScrvatIon program. applies 10 doc
tors: true or false?
>. Who was the author 81 "Th"
Fourteen Points?
6. cannon dc Valera i Prime Min
lister of which country"
:. Name the now Commands. ~
the American Legion.
Z. Did ltgln Balbo and ~, arnar;,
of ScapiaNCS flv to ~" United State.
in 1893. 1885 or 1897?
Q. Who is !ljalmar ProCopc?
10. Name two kinds of coins tIadr-
tionaily associated with pirate treas
urC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
City To Pay
1888 On
Debt Service
Authorized by Coun-
Gil Monday Night;
M O mt h | y Meeting
Purely Routine and
Brief; Fire Insurance
Rates Are Discussed.

PaymrU; of S2.893 on debt Scrvic,
WAS authorized by the Henderson.
City Cuunc:. Monday night at II.
monthly meeting for October. The
session waS listlcS> and wholly WITH
pl.i transactions beyond ordinary
ruutI.c procedure. Deliberations.
were brief.
Al ut the debt service WIS 81.
.cwcr Improvement bonds dated No
v,ub,r !. 1888. 50 900 or the tuta!
br.u. principal and 1893 interest.
There was some discussion of pos
s.u..Ity of reducing fire INSURANCE
rates. but no action was initiated 10y
way Oi making a request OF under
writers.
!. &. Hester. owner OF ;Ie Hc.:-
.,r..a UU, line, was granted rCHCN. -
so '-.r ~ his license - Operate.
w!thln the city, and the tax bcIns
500
The police committee reported
having employed X. =. Davis aS ali
extra policeman as OF October | al
4 salary of $50 per month. and III"
vction was approved.
|. Il. Watkins asked rebate uI
1886 spent by him III running a
sewer connection from u house on
Belle street owned by INN and out
10 the main III the street. I. W. Ellis
was named as committee of one
with power 10 act
ID. 5. Bryan asked payment ~.
Si2 10 for running a sewer CunnCC-
ton from u house owned by EIm On
IVES; Chestnut street out 10 The
mann sewer line. The wuI!, MAS done
in 1898. Il l. II that section thai
was taken into the CITY limits la;
DcCcmbcr 81. y committee CuuSl. .
ing oI Aldermen +. ". Ellis. 7. i
Crah'rcr and NJ. y. Cooper W., i,"...-
cd 10 investigate and report
D,nlCl Hardware Company sent a
check for lis annual license To- or-
crate. and asked rebate ui the -
penalty iur being late with tBc pay
nicu,. bit the rebate WAS denied.
An nn-prCmIScS beer license ~.
granted To- ". T.. Smiley ion the Ci'%
Sandwich Shop ON Garnctt street.
O r.. Jones WAS granted free j..
ccusr 10 prddIc razor blades ami
y, uC.l- in he city limits
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27

charged with bastardy. but nollc
prose WAS taken when II WAS shown
that he had married the girl IN the
case.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Big Dockets
Tried Before
Mayor Powell

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27

lnClCmcnt weather has held G1
tho digging Of peanuts in the mort
eastern North Carolina Cnun'lC-.
with some damage 10 quality ana
color being reported.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27

Na.lDua. all Achievement Wees
will be celebrated the nation over
November ia. according 10 l.. IL.
UarriU. state All club leader Of
y. {. State college.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
was one gallon per person No.
day. ~'
Cotton Prices
Again Higher

New York. Oct. 2T.-(Apl-Co,-
ton futures opened 10 10 IS cents
bale higher.
Late forenoon values were 10 ia
Is cents a bale higher, Decrmbo.
1928. March 1885 and May l843