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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-20
Rome Raid Bombs Wreak Big Damage;
Reds Drive To Cut 0reI Supply Line;
Furious Fight RACES I'm Catania Sector
Vital Targets Hit; R. R. Yards,
Steel Works Are Blasted
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Allied Headquarters, North
Africa, July 20 - CUP =
American precision bombers
smacked every ton of explos-
ives squarely into the target
area in the attack on Rome
yesterday, severely damaging
vital Axis rail hubs and hit
ting a steel works and chem
ical plant. Pictures OF the
first raid on Mussolini's capt.
tai showed today the accur-
acy of the aerial attack.
Suffering only the lightest losses
against weak Italian defenses, the
bombers scored so heavily on the
San Lorenzo railroad yards that
traffic was blocked through that
vital rail trans-shipment point. Fifty
hits in the Littorio yards caused a
partial tie-up there.
llC plSIU1 UdhC1l olAAJ ehAi AeOSAN
after the last of the 500 bombers
and their escort of tWin-engined
lightnings had flown over Rome,
testified to the care used in the raid
to avoid hitting religious or other
cultural objects.
Heavy Damage Admitted
(Axis announcements, admitting
heavy damage in Rome, said that
time bombs were still going off.
Rome radios estimate that 166 per-
sons were killed in the heavy as
sault compared with 1000 killed
during raids on London by half the
weight of bombs.
The aerial photographs showed
direct hits wrecking the San Lor-
EMO roundhouses and the Littorio
yards were Quilted for their whole
width of 400 yards and length Of
two miles, with locomotive and re-
pair sheds shattered and the adj
ministration building burned
During the entire raid-carried
out with an extreme degree of care
no more than 25 to 30 enemy
fighters were seen. Only five of the
Allied aircraft from the Middle-East
and Northwest African Forces were
lost.
OF the Middle East forces that
participated, not plane was lost
and only one man was killed of the
9th U. S. Airforce crews on the raid
Major General Lewis H. Brereton's
(Coptiy,noI ~, Dooo Az
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-20
OFFICERS CONFERENCE

Hartford, Conn.,, July 20. (UP)-
A conference of training officers
from local war councils is set for
2 o. m. Thursday, Aug. 5, in the
taste Armory here. State War Coun-
Gil Administrator Harold F. Wood
cock announced today.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Hunt Busted WAC
Inn Lost Child Case
BY VERA BROWN

MT. CLEMENS, April 30-Ar
order TO pick up a recently dis
charged member of the Women 5
Army Auxiliary Corps ratified over
police teletypeS today as apprehen-
sion dcepened over the safety OF
missing. 3-year-old Dannie Lyons
In a second development. the
FBI assigned operatives TO the
hunt for the friendly, brown-haired
youngSter who was last reported
seen near the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyons.
Wednesday noon.
The former WAC dropped from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Figures
On Strike
by States

PITTSBURGH, April 80
(UP)-Coal mines on strike
today and the number s6f
miners affected by states:
PENNSYLV ANA III
mines, $4,000 men.
WEST VIRGINIA-3 80
mines, 300 men.
OHIO-11 mines, 5000 men.
KENTUCKY IS mines
$4,000 men.
ALABAMA-S7 mines, IL
900 men.
Total. 91.7OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Less Than 300
AT Tiger Game
CLEVELAND r II
%
DETROIT
Bagby and Desautels; New
houSer and Richards.
BY LEO MACDoNELL

BRIGGS STADIUM. April 30
Harold Newhouser and jim Bagby
were the rival pitchers as the
Tigers and Indians took the field
here today in the first of a four
game series.
Newhouser was starting for the
first time this season. Bagby bea,
the Tigers twice in the opening
series between the two clubs in
Cleveland.
With cold weather prevailing
less than 300 persons were in the
stands AT game time, indicating a
new all-tlme low in attendance.
FIRST INNING
CLEVELAND-Hockett foulef 20 Rich
ards. Boudreau walked. Keitner EtrilcE
out. Boudreau stole second Heath walked
Cullsnbine singled inheid. slunE the bases
DENNIS struck out. No run. one hit. n
DETROIT - crarnsr famed HART
famed. Wakefield was called out or
strikes No run, no hit no error.
SECOND INNING
CLEVELAND - Mack hisd N Harris
Desautels walked Bagby Tanned Hockst'
grounded to Hisgins. No run, no hit, No
error.
DETROIT York arlck ou, Boudrsau
night. ana time was called on account OF
rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
5. Breaks Off
With Martinique

WASHINGTON, April 30 CUP)
The United States today abro-
gated all existing agreements with
Adm. Georges Robert. the unco-op-
erative French high commissioner
at Martinique, and served notice
that this government regards him
as still loyal to the Vichy govern
ment OF France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
JuIidnd, "a Today,
Radios Message

OTTAWA. Ont, April 80 (UP)
Grown Princess Juliana Of the
Netherlands observed her thirty.
fourth birth anniversary today
with a broadcast 20 her Nazi-
dominated people that our pup-
pose is TO go back 10 Holland"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
YANKs ON HILLSIDE

The fighting east and southeast
OF Medjez was along a series of
hills ranging from 500 to 1000 feet
high. The Axis forces were pushed
back into the last range of hills al
various points between HeidouS.
northeast OF Medjez, and Point du
FANS, the southwestern anchor of
the enemy line, but the final lunge
TO the plain will not be easy for the
Allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Mrs. Webb, SocioIoeisi, Dies

LIPHOOK. HANTS. England
April 30 tUP)-Beatrice Webb
IS, sociologist and author Of many
works Of sociology died today
She was the wife OF Sidney Webb
first baron of PaSSfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
New Canned Goods Ration
Points in Sundays Times

Sundays editions of the Times will present in easy-to-
clip form the oicialyssued ration point values for
processed foods-canned, bottled frozen and dried.
Today's Times Page presents the point values
for meats and cheeses.
To get Sundays Times you should order it in advance
from your dealer who because of the shortage newsprn
buys his papers a selout basis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

(Com m e n ii n & on the
Lewis statement, James II.
Terry, mine workers chief
in Alabama, said that a gen.
eral strike of all Alabama
mines was definitely in
sight for midnight, United
Press reported.)
Lewis, through the policy
committee, addressed a long
telegram to the President a
the White House.
The White House announced
this afternoon that the telegram
had been received, but that
there was mo COMMENT
CHARGES BLOCKING
Lewis charged the bituminou.
coal operators Of the country
which employ 100000 of his unior
members. had "willlully blocked
the making Of an agreement.
I'VE respectfully advise"
Lewis said. that in our judg-
ment the making of an agree
meut through a renewal of col
lective bargaining Is the logical
means of providing Justice and
equity 10 all parties"
His telegram implied that a
work would stop in the
soft coal mines even without q
formal strike call unless an agree
ment had been concluded.
Some hope remained of avertinf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
ALLIES HOLD GAINS

All Allied gains were held
throughout yesterday after the
British were driven back from
the crest Of strategic Djebel bou
AoukaZ.
The Germans heavily attacked
the British First Army northwest
of Medjez, with 40 tanks and two
battalions of infantry.
Twelve miles east of Medjez. the
First Army infantry captured the
Sidi Abdullah hill in the morning
but the Germans counterattacked
with tanks and infantry in the aft
ernoon. At least 10 tanks have
been destroyed there in fighting so
far, including some giant Marx Six
Maj tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

Allies Hold
Ydnks DiQ In
Nearer Tuniis

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
NORTH AFRICA, April 30 up
Allied armies stood firmly all
day yesterday against strong Axis
tank and infantry counterattacks
along the whole TuniSian front
and on the northern sector Amer
lean troops again made local gains
against stiff German opposition.
"a United Press dispatch said
American shock troops were at
lacking Djebel Tahent, also
known as Hill SOC, 30 miles from
Tunis and Bizerte. both of which
could be seen on q clear day
from the crest Of the hill. The
London radio reported, however.
that an American combat team
and a French unit 10 the north
were already within sight of
Bizerte and can see the white
houses Of the city from hills
eight miles west Of Garaet
AChkel"t
The Germans were showing
tremendous fight in offensive
defensive tactics designed TO pre-
vent the Allies from breaking
through the last range Of hills
defending the Tunis plain. Both
sides again suffered heavy casual
ties.
In the north. the United States
Second Corps which had thrust "a
within 10 miles Of Mateur and
shelled the road network at that
junction made small advances. but
the main fighting still conferred on
the Medjez-el-Bab or west central
sector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
81, 700 Quit Pits,
Defy Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, April 80 (INS)--Movng swiftly to
minimize the effects production of a possible
nationwide coal strike, WPB Chairman Nelson today
issued order providing for delivery of coal now in rail-
road dealers and industrial who have less
than Today supply on hand.
The order becomes effective late today and was
issued on the recommendation of Solid Fuel Administrator
Ickes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

sight on The day Of the baby's dis
appearance.
She is %, a former roomer in the
Lyons home at 94i2 Macomb and
is linked 10 the investigation be-
cause of reported threats.
She is alleged TO have threat
ened revenge when Mrs. Lyons
accused her of stealing a coat. a
police charge in the matter was
subsequently dropped.
Wearing blue overalls, Dannie
was walking toward nearby Gin
ton River when last reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
SAUSAGE UNREDUCED

While altering other meats, OPA
rejected industry demands for a
reduction in sausage point values
with the explanation that they
could not be lowered without
excess amounts of fresh
cuts 10 sauSages.
The value of sausage is now
determined by the point value OF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

the sun will set a. s.2a y. m today.
and rise tomorrow At s:2s a m.
The moon vill rise A. All r. m to-
day. and set tomorrow At 52i a m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

NEW YORK, April 80 QNS)-John L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers,
today spurned a back-to-work ultimatum by.
President Roosevelt and indicated that he
would allow general walllout of the nations
100000 coal miners at midnight.
approximately g. 700 are already out, and more
are leaving the mines hourly.
After meeting with the policy committee of his unors
did reply directly to the Presidents demand that
striking miners the coal pits by 10 tomorrow
but he fatty declared:
1--WE want an agreement-we want to work."
This meant that the policy committee at session which
lasted scarcely than hour had voted to stand by the
miners policy of mo contract-no work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
DISCOUNT THEORY

Belief that he might have
drowned or met with an accident
was discounted after a 4S-hour
search of surrounding territory
proved fruitleSs.
His father. a taxi-driver who
has two other children. William
Jr, 9. and Susanna, IL months,
said Dannie, known Familiarity as
Butch made ready friends with
strangers.
The boy liked TO ride in auto
mobiles and Lyons feared he may
have been enticed into car.
CALLS AT WAC OFFICE
The trait of-tAe WAC. accord
ing TO Investigators, was lost at
3 p. m. Wednesday
Officers at the N'AAC recruit
ir. stat IN said she had called at
that hour. presumably TO discuss
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Choice Cut
Meat Point
Values Up

Detroit housewives who still
serve steaks, chops and similar
.delicacies, viii be counting their
ration coupons more carefully than
ever, from now on-for point
prices" are going for another ride.
BY an order of the OPA, effec-
tive 1901 a. m. Sunday, meat
dealers will charge an additional
point for is prime cuts of beef,
veal and pork and a point less for
70 variety meats, canned fish and
other special products.
But the changes do not indicate
a greater meat shortage. Cash
prices will not necessarily be
altered The nationwide action,
says OPA. is simply a reflection
of varying market conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
ALUMINIUM STRIKE
START HOUR LATE

When aluminium employees defied
supervision last night. the fore
man left. lie came back again
at 2;45 a. m and the employees
once more stopped work, it was
said.
In the production foundry, which,
processes tank and aircraft engine
parts. $50 on the first shift started
operations an hour late.
Trouble la this department arose
last night With the layoff of %
employees whom the management
said were not scheduled 10 report.
II was explained that the % would
have been working the seventh
consecutive day and eligible for
double time urder the UAW-CIO
closed shop contract.
approximately $50 fellow en-
ployes joined the % in walking
out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
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DIR. J. c. TooLE, DENTIST, 10
W Lafayette Al Mich, opp. City
Hall Hours: 90. Tel CA. 66S9
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
LEAN MEAT WANTED

While circumstances vary. Off
Gals said that the upward revision
in point values OF steaks and
roasts resulted from heavy con-
sumner demand for lean meats and
those which could be sliced into
smaller portions.
Five cuts of steak-round. top
ROUND, bottom round. round tip
and flank-will be advanced one
point each TO nine points per
pound. Round top roast will adj
vance 10 eight points per pound.
1t is now worth seven points.
ln,yeal, leg roasts will rise from
six pe@pts 10 seven; round steak
outlets Prom eight points 10 nine,
and Sirloin steak or chops from
seven points 10 eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Strikes
Cripple
Ford's

Wildcat strikes again hit the
Ford Rouge plant today, cutting
vital production of aircraft en-.
gines and tanks.
Approximately 1900 men were
involved.
Half Of the day shift at the new
steel foundry, numbering 1,2QO re.
fused to work in a fresh flareup
of trouble over disciplinary action
against three UAW-CIO members
for reputedly 'molesting" a plant
protection officer.
ALUMINIUM STRIKE
The dispute, which first broke
out yesterday had been presum-
ably temporarily solved by refer
ence TO a negotiating committee
Management further reported
735 aluminium foundry employees
on the day side struck as an after
math OF a stormy night in which
the II p. m. shift produced only
between 1870 and PAS a. m.
Cause was said 10 be the return
of a foreman who had been laid
off two days for a scuffle which
occurred in the foundry.
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flGd1c bcpbad)tcn. 2luaorild ieiucr
SberiIdhe iii nNcr ubsr icineu inne
rem Ntcuidlen luiocripiegelt. miro iiG'
o.lnc lpciteres nIdIt icltitellcn lulIen.
Sagl luiirocr mir icinc i!uicrc Sal
htn9 III brnhnd)tcu tahrn. sSir ahcr
fonnen mir baa.
Gle Sd4pierigfeit Ser Neobad,tllur
uno oanit ser Sd)oiflng elmer Dtoe
Iid)frit, oeil 9ieniden lad) ieiler %iel
iultiofeit ,mN icincn Slnercn beirrieI
Ken 81 tnnl,en. miro oaburt) erbol,t
oaB es bel iroein Wtenid,eu cine 0rell,
!!ric sit,t, iibet Ole binalls er lid). be
puBt oocr llnbelpuBt. perit)lieSt. Mil
f0nnen alio ohne lpeiteres Dapon alts
gebell, Dap Ole 9epbad]tlulg Scr IN
Beren Snltlma eines Meuihen MIR Ell
nen Seileinblif in ieille Gigellart ge
lrattet. Sie 9eobad,tlIlra 'einer ilue
Fren Salt,tlg iii .llerlGBlid,. ann ei
llen polen Giilbllf il gelplnnel,
llnb Die Yenbad}tlulg leines illltereI
)Mclriden lpirb nm 10 llutlpenDiaer ull
gani unerl1Bid) oann iein. fpenn e
lid nm eiilen Mci,iden balloelt. De
es m1glihenDeiie Oaruti anlegt, u.r
uielleid)t mtt Die 9sid)iflidsfeit oa5l
bot. burd) eine fiilitlid) irilierte in
Gere SultilGg ieine innere 0nltltn,
| III Derberaen ODER 81, turllen.
"a audi Die lnlere Saltlnlg eille,
altenld3n Ails0ruf lelner Veipealln
lit. miiiien mir. nm hieien Weiride1
beobadten 5n fDmlell. cine Belpeaulr
baubad)ten. Die inns elteu 'oldell Gi.;
blif erlloglidyt. 6ier bat lid nun 81