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Evening star., 1942-06-12
Coral Sea Fight First in History
InWhch Planes Did All Damage
Surface Croft Never in Ronee Of Each Other,
Used Guns Only for Anti-Arcroft Fire

naval forces united. May 6 they
sent a squadron to intercept an
enemy force In Jomard Strait which
included four aircraft carriers and
Is transports moving south from
Rabaul, apparently headed toward
Port Moresby.
May 7 American carrier planes
surprised the Jap aircraft force of
Misima Island In the Louisiade
Archipelago and In 20 minutes sank
an aircraft carrier and a light
cruiser. At least half the carriers
planes we're on deck when 1t went
down.
That afternoon 80 land-based
Japanese bombers attacked the
Allied squadron of Papua. Five
were shot down without ship being
hit.
Later an American tanker was
bombed and sunk between New
Caledonia and Australia. prevent
ing the American vessels from re-
fueling at sea.
May 8 American planes attacked
a Japanese force of two aircraft
carriers, three destroyers and seven
cruisers so miles east of Rossel
Island while Jap planes attacked
the American force in the first
known naval battle between air
craft carriers. The larger of the
Jap carriers was attacked by dive
bombers and torpedo planes and
left in flames. Information was
received that another Japanese car
rier had joined the force but Amer
lean forces. needing fuel, retired.
Meanwhile, beginning Thursday
night. the Jap force apparently
headed toward Port Moresby be-
gan to. withdraw after being at
tackled by landbased bombers from
Australia.
Its withdrawal definitely ended
for the time being an attempt to
invade southern New Guinea or
possibly northern Australia.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Nine japanese Ships
Sunk in So|omons
Prelude 10 Battle
u. S. Aircraft Returned
Without Personnel
Suffering Scratch
By WALTER B. CLAUSEN,

PEARL HARBOR, T. H., June
l2.-American flyers, many yell
ing Remember Pearl Harbor"
as they pushed their bombers
into screaming dives, sank 9 and
possibly II japanese warships
and transports May at Tulagi
Harbor, Solomon Islands. as
prelude to the battle of the Coral
Sea.
Participants in the battle said
here today they were certain that
two heavy cruisers, three light cruis-
ers, two destroyers and two large
transports were sunk. A seaplane
tender and third transport also
(See SOLOMONS, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Attacks East of Khorkov
Increasing, Germans Say

BERLIN (From German Broad
casts. June IL (ED.-German forces
east of Kharkov have carried out
successful attacks which are increas-
ing in volume, the German high
command reported today.
On the Sevastopol front, the
high command communique said,
attacks around numerous defense
works of the Russians gained
ground in stubborn fighting. Re-
peated enemy counterattacks COL
lapsed with heavy losses"
German bombers in close relays
continued their attacks on deeply
echeloned Notifications around
Sevastopol, the high command
added.
On other sectors of the eastern
front our offensive activity was sue
cessful," the communique said
East of Kharkov this was widened
In extent"
CThe high command COM
munique indicated that the Ger
mans had taken the offensive in
the Ukraine as we'll as on the
Crimean Peninsula and were
fighting on widening front
east of Kharkov. The official
report did not indicate just how
strong the offensive was)
Several Soviet attacks failed on
the Volkhovo front below Lenin-
grad, the Germans said.
German bombers attacked ship
ping in the harbor of Murmansk
with good effect yesterday and in
terrupted traffic on the railway line
leading to that vital Arctic supply
port Of the Russians, DNB reported.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
British Battle
German Tanks
Near Tobruk
English Attempting
To Block ; Columns
Driving at Base
B! the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
CAIRO. Egypt, June 12.-Brit-
ish tanks are locked in a bitter
battle with German armored
forces about 80 miles southeast
of Tobruk today in an effort to
block the drive of three strong
columns which turned north
eastward toward that objective
after forcing the Free French out
Of Bir Hacheim, southern an
chor of the British line.
Harmat, six miles south of the
desert track crossing of Knights
bridge, around which has centered
much Of the battling in this Ger
man offensive. was the general
scene of the engagement.
Knightsbridge is 25 miles south
east Of Tobruk and about Is miles
west Of Ell Aden.
Following withdrawal of the Free
French from the desert plateau OF
Bir Hacheim Wednesday night
after l6-day battle, front-line dis
patches said the Germans turned
northeastward and struck toward
Harmat.
Turn After Being Blocked.
Blocked there late yesterday, they
sought to turn aside and last night
were reported locked in a struggle
between Harmat and Ell Adem.
Harmat was seized by the British
in thrust from their coastal posi-
tions late last week
Since piercing the British Bir
Hacheim- Ain Ell Gazala line, one OF
the principal efforts of Nazi Marshal
Erwin Rommel had been directed to
removing the embarrassment to his
rear at Bir Hacheim.
Now that this had been accom-
plished, it was assumed that he was
able to throw his main effort into
a resumption of the drive on To-
bruk with his supply lines no longer
menaced by artillery fire and raids
from Bir Hacheim.
Most Of the Free French defend
ers of that post were believed by
observers to have gotten out of the
area safely and to have joined the
fight elsewhere.
Defenses at Full Strength.
The defenses Of the Tobruk per-
imeter, which the Axis found i'm
penetrable last year, again were at
full strength, it was reported. while
the British armored forces opposing
the German thrust were said to be
very strong.
The RAF struck heavy blows far
to the west of this battlefield, hit
ting the mid-desert oasis of Jalo and
the Antelat, near Agedabia.
No action was reported in other
sectors Of the Libyan front.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Heat and Humidity
In D. 6. to Continue

No relief was in sight for Wash
ington's most humid week of the
season, the Weather Bureau said to-
day. While the temperature was
only 80 at II a m. the humidity stood
at 88. The thermometer was ex-
pected to read nearly 80 before the
end of the day.
At 2:30 am the humidity was "a
per cent, the highest since Sunday,
when the city first began to stew.
The forecast was continued warm
weather.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Loss Of Chuhsien
Admitted by China;
One Town Retaken
Flying Tigers Shoot Down
Half Of l8 Jap Planes
Attacking KweiIin
q, tie Associated Press.

CHUNGKING, June l2.-The
Chinese, having exacted a tre-
mendous price, conceded today
that the japanese had won
Chuhsien, an important railway
town and air station of Western
Chekiang Province, but claimed
recapture of another point be-
hind the japanese lines and new
success for the American Flying
Tigers.
The success of the American Vol
unteer Group fighters in shooting
down half of a force of 1S Japanese
planes over Kweilin, Kwangsi Prov
ince early today emphasized the
entry of the Flying Tigers into the
battle of China proper. They are
veterans of the battle of Burma and
the Burma road.
Town Is Recaptured.
The Chinese, who estimate that
their forces killed or wounded about
10000 japanese in the fight for
Chuhsien, said the loss of the place
was somewhat offset by recapture
of Iwu, another town on the Che
kiang-Kiangsi Railway. northeast
of Chuhsien and about half the 160
miles to Hangchow.
The Japanese announced last
Saturday that they had taken
Chuhsien, whose port they regard
ed as potential base of allied
attack on Japan. Later the Chi
nese high command conceded
that the airport was lost and that
the enemy had penetrated the
walled town, there to be engaged
in hand-to-hand f1ghtingJ
The AVG scored its costless tri-
umph in beating off the 18 enemy
bombers and fighters which at
tempted to raid Kweilin.
Kweilin Bombarded Daily.
Kweilin, an unimportant base for
Chinese forces In the south, has
been under almost daily lombard
ment in the Japanese air forces
Evening star., 1942-06-12
kovy's Red Tape Slash
Praised by President

President Roosevelt today indi-
Gated he believed the Navy De-
partment's campaign to eliminate
unnecessary red tape and paper
work was a good example for other
Governm mt agencies.
He said at a press conference that
he believed Budget Director Harold
D. Smith was putting something
similar into effect in all depart
ments-that is, check up on paper
work.
The Government ought to check
Its paper work at least every two or
three years, whether In wartime or
peace, Mr.. Roosevelt added.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
New Gas Ration Plan
For East Coast Area
Put Off Until July IS
Value Of Temporary
Card Units Doubled
Beginning Monday
By the Associated Press,

B, the Associated Press.
East Coast motorists, facing a
hard-boiled new gasoline ra-
tioning program next month, got
two-week reprieve today, plus
good news that beginning Mon
day non essential drivers may
buy six gallons instead of three
with each unit left on their ra-
ton cards.
The present temporary ration plan
was scheduled originally to be re-
placed on June 80 by a regular cou-
pom book system. but the Office of
Price Administration announced yes
terday the change would be deferred
until July Is.
The extra two weeks will be re-
quired to train registrars and ration
boards under the more detailed reg
ulations of the new program.
Effective at 1901 am. June Is,
OPA said the unit value of "A" and
"B" ration cards now in use will be
doubled in an effort to furnish
motorists with enough gasoline to
carry them through the two-week
extension period.
Supplemental Amount Possible.
rTbuc driyorS u-Lo j,ouo 1,cod tIeir
ration cards sparingly so far will be
able to buy considerably more gaso-
line than did those whose cards are
almost exhausted.
If a driver has used up his entire
ration, he can expect no additional
supplies-except in an emergency
until July /. He must apply to his
local ration board and pass the
usual tests for supplemental rations
sufficient to tide him over the July
lis gap.
NJ Gates have been set for the new
registration, when all passenger car
drivers will be issued basic "A"
book containing 48 coupons.
Car owners may obtain applica-
tions for extra rations when they
register and file them later with
local boards for action. All sup
Elemental ration allowances will be
based solely on the necessary mile
age a motorist must drive-taking
into account enforced pooling, as
well as availability of public trans
portation facilities.
1000 Miles for Convenience.
Joel Dean, OPA fuel rationing ad-
ministrator, has said the value of
each coupon in the passenger car
ration books, under the new plan,
would be gallons. OPA has fig
ured that automobiles average IS
miles to a gallon Of gas. Thus, nom
essential motorists with 48 coupons
will be able to drive about 1880
(see GASOLINE, Page A-l4)
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Dutch Warned to Shun
German War Plants
2, thu Associated Press.

e, the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Neither
lands government in London broad
cast a warning to the population Of
Holland last night to keep away
from the factories being used by
the Germans for war production
because the Raj was about to at
tack these plants with Exceedingly
heavy bombs"
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Soviet Troops
Counterdttdck
In Criin1ea
Germans Reported
Advancing in
Ukraine
Ey tfe Associated Press.

Ey tfe Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 12.-After
beating of a week Of virtually
constant German onslaughts,
defenders at the Crimean naval
base Of Sevastopol have coun-
terattacked and improved some
OF their positions, Russian Army
dispatches said today.
There were no further details
from the Ukraine where. COM
munique at midnight said. Russian
forces were putting up violent
defensive fight against the advance
of Field Marshal Gen. Fedor Won
Books tanks and infantry east Of
Kharkov.
No Changes Over Night.
A war bulletin this morning said
there had been no important
changes overnight, and did not men,
ton the Kharkov sector.
(The German high command
o3id Marshal Won Books attacks
in the new Kharkov offensive
were successful and increasing. in
volume)
Red Star said that despite local
gains won by the Russian counter
attacks, the situation at Sevastopol
remained extremely tense"
Great firmness and mobilization
OF efforts will be necessary for final
repulse Of the enemy" the army
newspaper asserted.
CA DNB broadcast from Berlin
said attacks at Sevastopol and
southeast of German-held Khar-
kov were necessary preliminaries
to Adolf Hitler's coming great
offensive" Immediate objectives
were described as the reduction
OF Sevastopol. which DNB termed
"the strongest fortress in the
world" and Strengthening of Ger
man lines below KharkovD
$4,000 Germans Killed.
Nearly $1,000 Germans have been
killed and more than so tanks and so
planes destroyed by the defenders of
Sevastopol in three days, the mid
night Soviet communique declared.
Russian troops "repulsed enemy
attacks and inflicted heavy losses"
about the perimeter Of the Crimean
naval bases Notifications again
yesterday. it was announced.
During the day of June II in the
Kharkov sector of the 'front.'" the
communique said, "our troops waged
fierce defensive engagements against
advancing enemy tanks and infan-
try"
The reference to advancing Ger
man units was not modified by any
report of counterattacks. The single
sentence covered all operation in a
Donets Basin area still SCARED from
the combat set of May IL by
Marshal Semeon Timoshenkos drive
against Kharkov.
Nazi Infantry Turned Back.
Red Army mortar crews turned
back German infantry attack on
a northwestern sector and 200 dead
and wounded were left behind in the
retreat, it was announced.
Guerrillas operating behind Nazi
lines in the Leningrad region killed
more than 800 Germans, fired six
tanks and captured four others and
derailed enemy trains in five days
of fighting. the Soviet Information
Bureau said.
Red Army flyers were credited
with destroying or damaging 80 Ger
man tanks, more than 800 trucks
and IL munitions and fuel depots in
widespread operations Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

fThe JOtLO1D1ng IS an account OF
the Coral Sea battle, as told by
the commander of an American
torpedo plane squadron to Clark
Lee of the Associated PreSs.)
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
WESTERN PACIF1C.-At 8 am.
our scout planes loom out OF an
overcast sky and come aboard.
The word quickly spreads
through the ship that they have
sighted an enemy aircraft car
rier and that we are to attack.
The date is May five months
after Pearl Harbor.
In the room where the pilots of
my squadron are seated with me
around a large table there is an
atmosphere of tension. 1t eases as
we set to work plotting our courses
and planning our method of attack.
The pilots flying gear-gloves. life
jackets, helmets-is beside their
chairs. There is little conversation
and I don't give any fight talk
Everybody knows what We are up
Evening star., 1942-06-12
New u. S.-Russion Agreements
Hailed Here and in Moscow
Mutual Aid Pact Signed in Washington After
Announcement Of Accord on Second Front

By GARNETT d. HORNER.

American British Russian unity Of action
Fastening building
bolstered today of history
making accords
Evening star., 1942-06-12
7 Italian Torpedo Boats
DESTROYED by Allies

B, the Associated Press.
ROME From Italian Broadcasts) +,
June 12.-The Italians announced
today the loss Of two torpedo boats.
one sunk by Allied torpedoes and
another by a floating mine.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Destroyer and torpedo boat classes
are loosely distinguished in italian
naval circles and the British news
agency Reuters interpreted the
Rome broadcast as . reference to
destroyers.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Continued on Page Ais, Column l
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Investing in Victory

Every payday invest in U. s.
Savings Bonds and Stamps, the
soundest securities in the World.
The Treasury needs 10 per cent Of
everybody's income or earnings to
help Win the War.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

(See PLANES, Page A-6.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

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oem es iest iiir lHs errit geluoroen
lit, mag Elm SSabr, 5lpei Sabre, niel,
leid,t nod lGngern oauern. 8ie Ian,
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ebenio iebr BON uns ielblt an ser
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slber iest eeniist es nift mebr, oieie
@abrbeit Su ertennen = iest miiiiell
lpir aud ipirflid) hana6 banoeln.
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Stebenbureifd,. .2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt

Nerfiigung uno erbielten 60 Nro3en1
, ibres Nadid)ubes bonn europ1iihen
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fiigung, nber bafiir febIt ibnen ie.
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gen uiap. Die Nad)fraee nod Sbiffs-
raum erbeblid) gelteigert. llno tpie
1tniere eigenen Truppen nit @aiien
uno allem unberen Wsaterial neriorgt
,perben a1iiifen, 0as iie aur mo6er-
men &riegfiibruns brauben, beoari
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ltno fir Hubeitdtten fir l1rlauber
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10 erbalten, ,pie ct germ ,nohte, oenn
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100 Millionen 5dblenbe 3ipiIbep0l-
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nnction 8oano" uno ber @obitoff-
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ten. @erabe ser 3ipilbep6Iferu,ra
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nur eine ein5ise Sta,luoe itreift. 0ies
Int elm arieg, Sen mir ollie ourdnl,-
fampfen uno 5u getpim,en baben."
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Hannitert, ,titpatrietiIet

Cine batniternoe Sausirau be-
triist iid) ielbit i1no lire Mit,aen.
ifen!
Der Selbitbeirug beItebt Oarin,
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genen gerbral,fs binfGaig miro, 10.
balo an0ere aud) au bamltern anfan.
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ibnen nottpenoisen 8eoarf ent5iebt,
oa nur sic apeni9iten in ser 9aae
lino, iid gleid)faas Warenborte an.
snlegen.
Neil oas .&amitern" aui 4oItel,
Der Mitmeniden eebt, tpeil ole al,
ben lebeln gu leioen baben, Ole es
int @efolge bat, lit es in 3eiten tuie.
beite mebr als eine bloBe l1ntugenoj
es lit nnpatriotiih. Mittragen ser
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tion anferleet. lit fir ieoen 6ie go.
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ent5ieben iu@t, periiinoiet iid ,pie.
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raum binaus lit faftii9 nidt mtoe.
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nidt, ipeil 0ie tpenisiten @aren iid
anf ldngere 3eit balten uno ser
&ausfrau i'm aaeemeinen nidt oie
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idiisen tuiir0en. aMh iolde Dings
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bringt 6ie @iuensit1rte aaf ibre1
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Herbert Gekntan$ arci3c
Nmfeabe

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ltarrt Ser 8epolferung ser Sunger
.ins slntlis. nno @ouberneur 2eb.
man iollte in einem Stu6ium ser
8erbdltniiie auf Nuerto &ico bas
ShluBreiultat Der rGradpot" -go.
miniitration finOen, Die 10 biele &n.
bifaIe Der Gereinisten Staaten auf.
5li5tpineen ueriuhten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

- unterltiiben Sic sic in unlerer
8e!tnng an5ei9enoen @ei6Gftsleute
stnb cit tub 5Dre anseb5rtsem
yettslieb tint 0rantenpe-eim mnb
Central Yerbanb? @emn nidt, iett
TT hte Seit bei5utreten. Inn senamere
Snfprmatipn rufen Gte ben 0staI.
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

Sort Dem 8uGltaben oes 8eieses
gemdB Sur &enntnis ser 8eboroen
5l bringen, tpenn ettpd Oas cine o0er
anOere oar,mter ser Nationieruno
unterporfen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

= Anh Die Gberldi,t,er ipiu mdn
fir oen ariegsoienit antnuitern. Der
Gienit int gbefriege i6eint als quite
Sorbil5ung erahtet sl tper0en.