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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
MARRIAGEs-BIR s-DEATHs-DNORCEs
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Edward n Schneider. 30; Virginia Bau.
Warren A. D,ni.r, ii; Mndrd Trombley.
20
Dsi. 8 Tr..lsr. 80; cres,a NJ. K,ppIer
Harrison 8 Allen. ~; Iren. Evan, Allen
Leonard g. Baker, a.; Lois N.Ibs Town.
Armen sshsgiAn. 4s; Mad,nn. Phnpi.n.
Robert William Kemter is; verns Ma,
walter Day. 81: Betty Youngbers. II.
Frank N. selak. 81, Kathryn Tandarich.
Solomon Open. 30: Judith cohn, 20.
Joseph L. Darden. a. Esther Gilbert, 70.
Elvind wsroerg. Il: Betty Jane Hall, II.
James Beavers Jr., 81; Loretta Tykoski.
Leo Madajc1ak ~: Leons Polezynski, 81.
Andrew stszs. % Frances Carpenter. 30.
Walter Bieniek a. Ksswera p. Jasinska.
Robert Y. Mons, 90 Mari. Louis. VIII
Rossr, T.mktn. a. s,ssis NJ. tombstone,
c.ors. H H.n.haw. ~; Jean Wilson
Richard / Christian. rs Fiorine Mae Cir.
ard 20
Joseph cri,ovan. 10 isabelle Polling. 70.
Alexander p. szir,ss. 81. Sylvia Brown.
G.orr. Glib Jr.. "a: Mary NJ. Nolan, 10
Sidney schlaH % sadie Zemsn. %
Arthur q Cohen. "a Edythe Nelban. 20.
stephen BscIynsk 20: Nell Miller, Is.
George Arthur Courvfle, az. Lots =
Winkler, %
Maxwell J, sIv,nsky. 40 Mildred Castle,
%
Michael Bartnack as sara Joe Rose -
Donald A. Miller. 81, Marge r.. Stimmel
Frank Kovalsm. %; Marietta Connolly,
%.
Felix Bohan. u Eleanor Ruchti. %
Don A. Macdonald. %. Daisy Bell MI
chen 10.
trIyk. 10
John Topol.vskl. rs; Eug'nis T. Goreeh
~.
Otto NJ. skirk,. %; corens c. Schroeder
as
carlo. Bsrrrs. III: csmeIs LsDues, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Seek More
IA Officer
Applicants
By ROBERT HATHAWAY
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. July 18.-With
the curtailment of direct commits
sions 10 civilians intensifying the
need for army officers, Fort Gus
ter authorities today asked for
further increases in the applica-
ton of ga classified men for vol
.unteer officer candidate training.
Since the army is cutting down
its direct commissioning OF civil
ians. it must keep up its quota OF
Officers by drawing from enlisted
personnel. In. the case Of the
signal corps, candidates for Of
ficers' training are being enrolled
directly from the ga men.
In other branches. officer candi-
dates are appointed after the 13,
week basic training program Is
successfully completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
10 HOSPITAL PROMOTIONS

Nineteen promotions OF enlisted
men in one Of the hospital unit.
stationed here were announced TO
day by the commanding officer o.
the organization.
Appointment master sergeant -- Erwin J
koppenhoefef. Peoria IN. Made hrs
sergeant--Frank J. Holsnik. Chicago. Pro
NOTED to stan sergssnts-sheldon r. Slot
ter. Chicago: Louis s. sykAlowicz Ess
ST. Louis: Walter J. Cwfk. Cleveland, snC
Seymour Coopermsn, Chicago
Appointed ssrgsant-PAu y. Rail Chi
cAgo, promoted 10 be technieians. mn
graoe--irying A. Granger, Litchheid: Lee
p. Ottney. Charlotte Reuben G. Colston
Canton. Tex Richard W Biatk. Oakland
Cal William r Ahslioran. Chicago; Harr,
l.. Walder. Los Angeles. and Richard 7
Rlshsl Philadelphia
Appointed privstss nrr eiAn-Harr,
Bruins, Milwaukee; Guy A. Crawlsy. Nor
gantown. -. G Fritz ". Clsusen, Pitsa
sweden Joseph Loirum.nio. Albany. y
Y Howard A. Miller Hsttlesburg Aiss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
GUARD PASS CARDS

Officers and enlisted men her,
were warned by officers agains
the loss or displacement Of pas!
cards issued by the provost mar
shall, pointing out the possibility
that the cards might fall into
hands OF dangerous persons.
The order, issued by Col. George
Shank, commanding officer OF the
post. said
These cards are intended to
insure that only authorized per-
sons enter the post and II Ia
dangerous to permit them to
fall into unauthorized hands. AT
present too many cards are re-
ported lost or picked up by mill
tary police In the hands OF per-
sons other than those TO whom
issued"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
Detroiters Join
Army Air Force
Medical Units

Al the Oklahoma City air depot,
newest and largest of the army air
forces supply and repair centers,
there are Ia Detroiters assigned
TO medical attachments.
'''sT'hey are: Sgt. Robert p. Walle.
'l773 Concord avenue; Pvt. Charles
Bourland, $50 Delaware avenue
pvt. Jackson M. Murphy. 357l
Anderson avenue; Pvt. Leonard
F. Otewaski, 420S Williams street /;
+. Pvt. William f.. Price, 1920
FLANDERS avenue: Corp. John A.
,. MeIler, 1904 Kanter avenue; Pvt.
George B. Workman. 3945 Lilli-
= bridge avenue; Pvt. Beneditto
.Saputo, 4447 Field avenue; Pvt.
: Anthony f.. Kwietniewski. 4744
Mitchell avenue; Pvt. Jean r.
= Harvey. 1927 Wade avenue, and
j, Pvt. Stanley Szasna, 1888 East
Ferry avenue.
-. Corp. Donald j. Scheible, 1887
Wayburn avenue, who is home on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
NaqeI Seeks Reelection

Ernest G. Nagel announced to-
day his candidacy for reelection
as state senator from the first dis
trict, an office which he has held
five previous times. Nagel, who is
a war veteran and former light
weight boxing champion Of Michi-
gan. is 40 years old. He lives at
1l240 Corbett avenue with his
wife and two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
IS Cities Want Him;
Detroit Gets Him

A widely sought 4l-year-old
Bostonian with Is aliases was
arrested in a Woodward avenue
store today on charges of passing
worthless check for 500.
Police say he is Leslie Leroy
England, wanted in Is cities 70
answer bad check charges and
sought throughout the nation by
the F'BI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
BIRTHS

Eleanor Kritchner. 1908 Badger.
Ethyl TuTnbull. 1928 Rockdsls.
Esther Price. ss1 Leland
Arbutus schmalzel 1881 Calvert Uwins).
Lucia Amatucia 50is Central.
Betty Van Wrinkle. 1918 West Warren.
Evelyn Boisseau, 1890 Hanover.
Marie smigielski, 1880 East Hancock.
Blanche Wicker, 26l Westminster.
Eleanor Fisher, 1073e Somerset.
ISuzanna Dilda 6056 Malcolm.
Anna Main. 215s Field.
Dolores Watley, 5734 St. Antoine.
Emma Bonds. sol West Fourh street
Royal Oak
julia Martens 1450s Spring Garden.
winifred Porter. 1885 Roslyn road.
Willie Appling. 627 Melbourne.
Lena Buoy, 222s Jonas, Lincoln Park.
Ida Lyons. AS East Montcalrn
Mary Wedyk., 2242l clairwood' ST. Clau
Shores
Marian seaton. 20z Ashland.
Opal Ashe. 1900 seyburn.
Hildegarde Milosevich, 1855 Tweftn'
Carmslea Cauchi. 1t42 sixth,
Eleanor MaJver. i20ss Dyar' Hamtramck'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
2-HoUR TIRE QUOTA

Ration board m m b ers an
nounced today that its July quota
of second grade tires for defense
workers had lasted scarcely two
hours and indications were that
the August quota would be gone
in even less time.
The county committee had AZ
such tires available this month.
There are 200 more applications
on hand against next months
quota. Bicycles. too, were going
fast with the purchase of 40 APP
proved and 1914 left for sale this
month and next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
TO CHEMICAL SCHOOL

Corp Paul F.. Hoffman. 6406
Alaska avenue. Detroit, has been
assigned TO the chemical warfare
officer candidate school at the
Edgewood. Md, arsenal, officers
of the recruit reception center an
nounced. He received his pro-
motion 10 the rank of corporal
two days before his departure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

COhf. sSnbIbLh bNN'
10 the naval station at San Diego,
Cal.
Two Detroit youths have been
appointed cadet officers al the
navy pre-flight school in Iowa.
Vincent +. Ferris. 2210 Anderson
avenue, platoon cadet petty Of
Gcer. and Thomas II. Fitzgibbons,
1894 Oak drive, second-class
petty officer.
THE Great Lakes naval training
stAtion has listed five more resi-
dents OF this city IN the number
anw in training there. The lads
are. together with the jobs for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

which they are
rated: r oil c s.
laus BablarZ.
1904 Mitchell
avenue. ships
90 k, thir d
class; Burt p.
Tucker, 4 2 s 2
Tyler avenue.
motor machln-
lists mate, Mi
chael J, Nc
Ca b g. 2 3 l 0
Sixth street,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
DIVORCES

Lillian Brown from Robert.
William Williams from Dolly.
Eva Robinson from Howard.
Geraldine McKettA from John.
Mildred Jackson from George.
Clara Yaklic from Martin.
Julia Anderson from Joseph.
Wen Mikesell from Edward.
Ann O'Connor from Michael.
Fay Reich from Howard
Milly ThreAdgill from Harvey.
William Rosevser from Emma
Fdsel Sounder from Lucille.
Theodore Olde from Margaret.
Helen DAILY from Wesley
Rehs Rscignsul from Eugene.
Harold Buslov from Beatrice.
Phyllis Cote from Albert.
Mildred Griffin from Wslksr.
AErtis Rines tsop Ernesk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

electrician mate, II d
= Adams. 972 East Grand boulevard
radio technicisn, third class. and
Chester G.. Buskosky, 1923 West
; -phalia avenue, aviation machin-
lists mate.
Promotions 49, To be technical
sergeant: Lloyd W. Hunt, ST.
Chair, al New Orleans army base
10 be corporal: Pvt. Arnold A
1'olewitzke, 3795 Maybury Grand
avenue, al Hunter Field. Ga: "a
he first class private: Pvt. Ger
bard NJ. Llnke, 1863 keppen ave-
niue. al .Selfridge field; TO cox
swain first class seaman. Walker
Muzzarelli. 1851 Anglin avenue,
stationed somewhere in Hawaiian
area.
James Mcnamara, Il years OF
aye. who lives at 1912 Stanley
avenue. and Is the son of Mrs.
Melen Mcnamara and grandson OF
the late Inspector James J. Nc
, Namara Of the police department,
will do his bit in the navy. He
enlisted this week.
Corp. Vincent Mundy. 1880
Appoline avenue. who Is stationed
With a communications unit on the
Pacific Coast. has been made a
sergeant He has been in the serv-
. ice since October.
- Two Detroit men at Camp
Grant, H.. have been assigned for
duty to medical units at that
camp. They are Lieut.. Meyer A.
Gutterman. 29s7 Leslie avenue,
and Lieut.. Edward S. Zawadzki,
304l Crane avenue.
From Sheppard Field, Tex,
comes information that Pvts,
Peter Kryvicky. 2424 Grayling
avenue. Hamtramck, and Ross J.
FauStine. 7725 Walbridge avenue.
Detroit. have graduated from the
+. aviation school and are ready for
army duty.
Edward Light. l9-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Light. labs
Taylor avenue. has decided 10 be-
come An army parachute jumper
and has enlisted in the army for
that purpose. He left for Camp
Custer Thursday, leaving a job in
the Aluminium Company Of Amer
lea defense plant here.
Corp. Charles A. Petty OF Mt
Pleasant has been admitted as an
officer candidate TO the army air
force technical training school al
Miami Beach, Fla.
Pvt. lack Elias. 2939 Meldrum
avenue, now is stationed at Camp
Campbell. Ky. with the corps area
Service command.
Corp. Leslie Poczik. 691 Clair.
\ mount avenue. is home on fur.
|-lough from Fort Devans. Mass
Upon his return he will attend ar
officers training school at Fort
Belvoir, Va.
'.'.Lieut. Jack H. WEIGH. who was
attached TO the Ford Hospital and
IS member of the Wayne County
Medical Society. has been assigned
with an armored medical battalion
III Camp Polk, La.
Walter a. Stark. 6725 Rutland
avenue. who recently was COM
fnissioned second lieutenant. now
Is on duty at the Chanute Field
school OF the army air forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

a furlough after
having gradu'
ated from the
aviation school
of the Atlantic
fleet in Nor
folk. Va, will
be married this
evening 10 Miss
Marie Paylor Of
Durham. n. C.,
at st. Andrew
Rectory. He has
L.n- agCinnnT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Male Help Wanted

BUS DRIVERS for immediate employment
with Department of Street Railways
City 81 Detroit at 7ec 10 SIC per hour Il
be filled by competitive examination
Yearly average earnings during 1871 APP
proximated 81. 200. Applicants must be not
less than twenty-one or more than forty
years of age and citizens OF the United
States Apply TO the Detroit Street Railways
Commission, 81. Jean and Shoemaker, De.
trot Michigan.
BUTCHER and counter man wanted 3 a r
Market, 2i673 Grand River. BEDFORD 1850
COMMERCIAL DRIVERS wanted must
know city. sges 2i-o0. Apply 1908 Ess,
Jefferson.
CooK-Colored. STEADY; must have restau.
rant experience. KILLERS Lunch, 1905
Chsne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Furnished Rooms for Rent

KLINGER. i32oe-Rsnt room for two
men use Kitchen. excellent transporta-
tion.
room. private home. Adults, gentleman.
Townsend 7-57sf.
COLORED-Free. attractive home board.
settled woman companion 20 elderly lady.
Townsend s-sis9.
lCOLORED-P Pennsylvania couple, Mack
I charleypix. Call evenings, $780, Murray
3O3i.
| coLORED-Thirtisth 81. Attractive room (;
quiet family. Gentleman. reasonable.
Townsend $3.50.
/ COLORED-Mil~aukse East. 1i4s. Niceiv
furnished rooms; cleani Az eonyenienees
reasonable. N
IcOLORED Furnished OF unfurnished
rooms, men only; between Is. Trinity
4 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Male Help Wanted
PAINTERS WANTED

fAlIN End WAN ED
Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Crosse lie
Union Men. Apply Foreman on Job.
PLUMBER - Experienced: and plumber
helper wanted. steady work. Call Hogarth
5267.
REAL estate salesman; elderly: good in
details.
ESTABLISHED OFFICE
Gustafson Realtor Hogarth 500
man. Al bench work,
service calls; commercial, domestic. Best
pay In city. il4s West Hancock
RoOFER-Exper-nced on fiat and steer
work, who can also hang cutters: steady
work. Central Roofing Company, 2e37
Besubien.
Statesmen for established butter and
egg route. Call Townsend $3.50.
SECOND cook wanted experienced: steady
WORK. Wayne Sandwich Shop, IO1l
Wayne.
SHIPPING clerk wanted: steady work ;
start S24 per week. Randolph 1880.
SHORT ORDER COOK
Experienced, good wages. 1851 West Vernon
al Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Male Help Wanted

STRUCTURAL steel or sheet metsl lay
2 nut men. Apply in person. Gabriel steel
Company. 1900 Sherwood street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Male Help Wanted

Drivers Wanted-6844 Wagner.
EXPERIENCED MEMS presser; steady
job: good salary. Harrison Cleaners.
Hogarth $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Situations Wanted-Maie

CARPENTER wishes work: expert on re-
m o d. ing and moderniEation work.
Pingree s1e5.
MIDDLE-AGED handy man wants perms-
nent job with room and board. Cherry
2067, 5 to 8 .. m. s. Hummel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Situations Wanfed-Femole

EXPERIENCED Colored lady wants clean
Ing. laundry, days. So, osrfsre. Cherry
202s
EXPERIENCED colorcd girl. days, weeks
work: home nights; So. so. Trinity 1-46s6.
GIRL is, experienced with children wants
weeks work; home nights. 334S Four
teenth.
MIDDLEAGED neat woman desires day
work. Lafayette 534s.
RELIABLE girl wants steady days work
cleaning or laundry. Trinity 2-si53.
YOUNG colored girl wishes work as
mothers aid afternoons. Trinity Isis
COLORED, experienced woman wishes
cleaning. laundry: excellent references
days. Temple 1871.
.COLORED girl, references. wall cleaning
per bedroom, 81. so, carfare. Lafayette
1878.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Help Wdnfed-Instruction

IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH or
PAINT, write for Talent Test mo Feel
Give age and occupation. Write Box 6s04,
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Colonial Employ, 1860 Broadwa


SALESMAN for established sausage route I:
between ages IS and So s35 plus com
mission for the first 3 months; $40 plus
commission for next months, then a
minimum OF s45 plus commission. Country
Maid Sausage Co. 9lT7 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Rentals Wanted
Houses for Rent

BUY u acre for $3.50. s. down. Tromlsy
I'll N. Main ST.. Royal Oak.
COLORED-s34 East Warren. brick. stone
s-room full basement, furnace heat ;
$500 down or lex. Information 1928 Grand
River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN. $40 tnear n)-Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spoika
Building
18TH STREET. I41ls-store, Colonial de-
sIgn. Suitable for office. sales or ais
trthuting point. Side loading dock. Vine
wood 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

(. Corp. Donald j. Scheible, 1897
Wayburn avenue, who is home on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

TYPEWRITER mechanic wanted for all
makes machines. Cadillac ms. 1925 Girls
void
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Board and Room,
Share Living Quarters

ST. JEAN, s0s1-share my bungalow In
factory district with two girls' young
couple. Olive 067e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

schnauIer Missy
Rosedsle Park. Re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

eIectriclan'S mate, n lily j
Adams, 972 East Grand boulevard
radio technician, third class, and
Chester G.. BuSkosky. 1929 West
-pfalia avenue, aviation machin-
iSf'S Ynatp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Nursery Schools

PRIVATE NURSERY scHooL-Constsnt
supervision. graduate nurse. days only.
University 2-77ss.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

BOMBER WORKERS

Small homes, 81, 265 TO 1,H5, inc large
lot; easy terms. JOHN r. PHELPS, n. ".
cor. Middiebelt and Ecorss Rds. Open svss.
1532-6-room; reconditioned /;
new furnace. Peterson. Madison 1850.
Northiawu l6l0.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
Irish Republicans
Attempt to Bomb
American Soldiers

BELFAST. April 6-fUPl-Five
hundred special police eombed Bel
fast today fer members of the out
lawed Irish Republican army be-
lieved responsible for two gun bat
ties in suburban streets Easter
Sunday
The clashes followed un unsuc-
cesSful attempt to bomb the Regal
Hippodrome movie theater where
British and American troops in
northern Ireland are entertained
every Sunday night.
Authorities believed the bombing
was tried by the Irish Republican
army in protest against an official
prohibition against any commem-
grafton CT the Dublin Easter week
rebellion of 1916
Constable Patrick Murphy was
killed II one of the street battles,
between police and demonstrators.
Six men and three women, said to
be members CT the l. R. A. were ar
rested.
Two police cars later were at
tackled by young men with re-
yolvers. Their leader .epened fire
with a submachine gun, and po-
lice returned the fire. The gang
soon was dispersed aid no one
was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
Nipponese Naval
Units in Action

since March %; Russians pount
ahead on central front; knock ou
German reserve army south O
Kharkov
LONDON - Three hundred RAJ
planes bomb German plane fac.
tory near Paris; attack LIE Havrc
and Cologne railroad center; Brit.
ish Commando raid reported b,
Stockholm dispatches on Norwegian
iron port of Narvik
MAITA-British down or destro;
13 enemy planes ever weekend 81,
axis continues heavy aerial attacks
Raj ATTACKS
The British aerial attacks ir
western Europe hit the big air.
plane motors factory being used b.
the Germans at Ganneyilliers, neal
Paris, and extended to LIE Havre, anG
Cologne in the Rhineland, with
mere than 300 Raj craft partici-
pating. Five British planes were
missing.
Reports from Stockholm told OF
British aerial activity over the NaZi-
held Norwegian ircn pert OF Mar
vik, leading to reports that British
Comnandos had made a raid on
that northern section in a new blow
on the shifting western front. Lon
don declined comment on the Mar
vik reports.
On the eastern front, the Red
army was showing no signs of los
ing the initiative and the newSpa-
per Red Star reported that impor-
tant gains had been made Oh tho
centra' front facing Smolensk)
and south of Kharkov, in the Uk-
rainc, where the Soyiets said the
German armies massed for a spring
Offensive had been broken up.
JAPANESE GAIN
The Allied victory over Ceylon
was highly encouraging, and may
strongly influence the political
struggle over Indian independence,
but on the Burma and Philippines
land fronts the Japanese forces
were making progress.
The American and Filipino forces
on Bataan peninsula gave some
ground in the face OF strong enc
my attack along the shores of
Manila bay but a report from Lieut..
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright said
that the japanese paid for the ad-
vance with severe casualties
In central Burma, the japanese
pushed ncrthWard from the town
cf Prone about Is miles to Nyaung-
ninzei. 1t was believed the British,
under Cen Harold Alexander ap-
pareatly were attempting to set up
a NV defense line about 50 miles
north of Prone and a similar dis
lance south Of the main oil fields
II was indicated that reinforce
2ei-'s--presurlably Anerican-Were
cXrcctCa soon il Burma.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06

hot pursuit prevented them from
discontinuing the battle
It said all the reserves of the
German sixth and 18th armies
which the enemy high command
had massed in the southwest for
the spring offensive, had been
smashed in a determined Russian
drive. The Germans are rushing re-
serves from the far rear and are
throwing into battle their strategic
reserveS"-troops held to plug vital
gaps in the lines. The supply of
strategic reserves" has been ex-
hausted, it said, as result of the
continual Soviet attacks.
Red Stars dispatch indicated that
the sixth and 18th armies now are
IN an acute situation. The nth
army's left flank. which the Red
army shattered, was based at Bar
venkova, so miles southeast of
Kharkov. The crumpling of this
salient forced the Germans to bring
in forces from other sectors. in
the remnants of Col Gen.
EWald Won Kleist's battered south
western tank command.
The reinforcements rushed to
Stiffen the sixth and 18th German
armies already has been put to
flight, Red Star said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
India Assures u. s.
People Will Fight
If Wishes Granted

Continued from, Page One)
locked negotiations over Britain S
offer of postwar dominion status
for India.
According to information from
usually-reliable informants, Nehru
told Johnson that American "sus-
picion" that the Indians might adopt
a course detrimental to the Allied
cause once they obtain power is
misplaced.
The Indians, Nehru said, will
fight Japanese aggression or ag-
gression from any other quarter.
There have been fears in Allied
quarters that Japan and Germany
might try to c5rm a junction in
India
Nehru is reported to have told
Johnson that India, despite her
readiness to resist aggression, never
will consent to fight on the side of
the Allies in subordinate role
a reference to the all-congress de-
mands that native defense minis
Ter be named.
The nationalists say they want
control Of defense, not only to gen.
crate enthusiasm among India's
millions in fight to preserve their
freedom, but as evidence of Brit
aims good faith regarding the offer
of postwar dominion status.
There was no official announce
with Nehru
with Nhru.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
They're War Bonds
From Now On

WASHINGTON, April 6. up
The treasury today officially chang
ed the name CT defense savings
bonds to war savings bonds. The
designation for savings stamps was
changed likewise.
Officials said the change-over
would be gradual. with banks, post
offices and stores being furnished
with the rev war savings bonds
and stamp as they sell out their
stocks of defense bonCs ano stamps.
Value OF the bonds and stamps
will not be affected by the change.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-06
Dutch Sub Eludes
Japanese Warships

A PACIFIC PORT, April CUP
- A damaged Dutch submarine has
reached this port after torpedoing q
large tanker in strong japanese
convoy in the Java Sea and escap-
inc pursuing enemy Warships ard
aircraft, the Aneta news agency re-
ported today.
Its leaking fuel tanks leaving a
visible oil trace, the undersea raider
ran gantlet CT destroyers. sub
chasers and patroling aircraft thru
the Sunda barrier into the Indian
Ocean. The crew counted 81 depth
charge explosions.