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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Russians
Wipe Out:
Wedge

MOSCOW, April 20 up -
Russian guards in the Northwest
Caucasus today wiped out a
wedge driven into their lines by
more than 5000 German troops
with strong tank support in a
night attack.
At least 100 enemy Offices and
men were killed, boosting TO more
than 200 the number SarihCed
by the Germans in "a hours Of
futile counterattacks aimed at
breaking the Red arc hemming
them back against the sea.
A large air feet was supporting
the German counterblows in the
Caucasus. Red air force pilots
and anti-aircraft gunners shot
down II Of them and damaged
seven more. however.
Front dispatches said the enemy
was flashing out in desperate coun-
terattacks in an attempt to main
tain its Caucasian bridgehead in
the Kuban area as springboard
for summer operations.
Overwhelming numerical superb
ority enabled a German infantry
regiment to wedge the Russian
position in the night attack, the
Soviet midday communique said.
Regrouping. the Russians seized
the initiative and restored the
in hand-to-hand fighting.
In repulsing attacks yesterday,
the Reds held their fire until the
enemy was almost in point-blank
range, then opened up. from all
sides. More than 1000 Germans
were killed.
In the Ukraine an enemy at
tempt 10 pierce the Russian lines
below Balaklcya was thrown back
with 100 of the foe killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Chandler Warns
OF Japanese Plans
Detroit Times WashIngton bureau

ASHIN TON, April 90
American fiiers of the Alaskan
command have reported that
bombing never will prove sufficient
to drive Japanese forces from the
Aleutian Islands, Senator Chand-
Ter Cd of Kentucky told the
Senate.
Refuting claims OF administra-
ton spokesman that the japanese
are harmless there. Senator Chsnd-
Ter submitted reports showing that
"a japanese landing strip is near
ing completion on the island OF
Kiska, that hangers have been
erected. that heavy anti-aircraft
defenses have been installed. and
that there is every indication the
enemy plans bombing raids shortly
on Alaskan points.
GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia, April 20
CAPITALIZED bombers raided five
Japanese airdromes in the island
arc north OF Australia yesterday,
a communique said today.
The raids, made by single
planes, were on HoiiHndia, Dutch
New Guinea: Finsch Harbor and
Lac, New Guinea and Gasmsta and
Cape Gloucester. New Britain.
Fires were started at Finsch Har-
Dor.
Sunday night a formation OF
medium bombers raided koepang.
Timor, starting fires visible 30
miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Sweden liked
By Ndzii Attack

STOCKHOLM, April 20 GNS)
An attack by an armed German
merchant ship on a Swedish SUBJ
marine inside Sweden's territorial
waters drew a vigorous protest
from Stockholm TO Berlin today
The protest was accompanied by a
request for information about a
second Swedish submarine which
has been sunk.
This was announced IN formal
Stockholm Communlaue " hic n
said that the German mcrchant-
man had fired upon the Swedish
submarine Draken just off the
Gothenburg archipelago in Swed-
ems southwest coastal waters last
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
10 Sea Scouts
Lost on Boat
Registered u. s. Patent ONCE

SAYVILLE, L. T., April 20 CINS)
With seven bodies already re-
covered, the navy and coast guard
their search today for
the bodies of three additional Sea
Scouts missing after their 36-foot
cabin cruiser, the Legionnsire
foundered and capsized two miles
off shore here yesterday.
The only known survivor was
Fred Mayer, 30. Of North Bell
more, l.. l., skipper of the tiny
craft. He was rescued by a pass
ing merchantmen and is in a criti-
cal condition in a hospital at Bay
suffering from exhaustion
and immersion. The boys ranged
in age from 15 to IL years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
War Today
MArthur S Ace
Skip Bombing
Expert, Mourned
Nv MAI. PAUL c. RABoRG

By MAI. PAUL c. RABORG
Written for International News Service
a SPECTACULAR American
Air Force ace. Maj. Kenneth d.
McCullar. has been killed in the
Southwest Pacific by a freak
accident.
lie had completed 6S success
full attack operations against the
enemy, yet il remained for a
baby kangaroo to be the cause
OF his death.
His death is a tremendous loss
10 the Fifth Army air force and
70 Gen. MacArthur's air units
in general.
Recently much has been writ
ten about skip bombing With
level fight hombers at high alti-
tudes. a vessel. big or small, in
the water below, is a difficult
target.
Many bombs are dropped for
a relatively small number of
hits. Bombs and airplanes were
a precious commodity TO the
commanding general Of the
Southwest Pacific area.
BECAUSE OF scarcity il was
necessary that every bomb
should be a hit. II was neces-
Sary that every bomber in its
deadly results should be the
equivalent Of many bombers.
Therefore, 1t. Gen. Kenney.
chief of MacArthur's air forces.
developed the technique of skip
bombing"
In short. Flying Fortresses
and Liberators. instead of oper-
ating from far up in the sky,
would dive down practically TO
water level. then apparently fly
straight into the side of the vic
tim Japanese vessel.
Just as il was time TO pull
the plane up, in order TO clear
and 60 over the ship, the first
bomb would be released In this
manner IL hit the vessel and
usually in its most vulnerable
area-at or just below the water
line.
Then as the pilot was pulling
up and over the vessel, bombs
were dropped in rapid succession.
In other words. from the water
line across the deck, the Nip
ponese ship, whether a mer-
chairman or a warship, would
be literally cut in two by ex-
ploding bombs.
SUCH A MANEUVER with a
small speedy fighter plane would
be comparatively simple. but
with a great. multiple-engine
bomber it was filled with dam
ger.
skip bombing" was largely
responsible for Gen. Macarthur
amazing victory at the battle
of the Bismarck Sea.
Major McCullar was said 10
be the outstanding exponent of
this type of attack. He was Of
ficially credited with sinking or
damaging more than 20 Japa-
nese warships and merchant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
2,OOO,OOO
Jews Put
To Death

LONDON, April 20 QNS)-The
Nazis, since the start of the war,
have slain 100000 Jewish men,
women and children and 100000
other Jews are in immediate dam
ger of extinction, the interallied
information committee on occu-
pied countries said today.
The 100000, an eighth OF the
prewar Jewish world population,
died in m ass executions and
through various forms of torture.
the sixth report to be published
by the committee said.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Planes Rescue
Convoy Battling
U-Bodt Fleet

LONDON, April 20 QNS)-One
of the fiercest battles of the war
between Axis submarines and AL
lied aircraft was revealed today
TO have taken place recently in the
Atlantic.
According TO the British air
ministry, planes of the coastal
command made at least 19 attacks
on U-boats in four days. ranging
hundreds of miles to blast their
.nreV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Bars Dresses for Firewomen

KINNELON, ~. T., April 90
CUP Mayor IT. C. kincsid has
ord cred women volunteer fire
fighters to wear slacks or overalls
when on duty ecause their
dresses often were charred around
the hens at brush fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Queen 70 Don 5-Yr.-OId Hat

LONDON. April % OP)-Set-
ting the style for wartime Ing
land, Queen Elizabeth will wear a
5-year-old dress and
hat in the Easter parade, it was
learned TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
THE NAzrs TIGHT EVACUATION CORNER IN TUNIsIA

Where Rommel apparently is attempting desperately
to evacuate his troops before the Allies make it impossible
and where today radio Agers said Mussoni has ordered
all civilians to evacuate the day Of Allied nvasions
Since the fall of the Mareth Line last month Allied
planes have destroyed 631 Axis planes in the Tunsan
theaer In the last tire days alone the Germans have
lost ZAP planes including 70 Junkers troop Transports IS
of the 142 bagged in single recordbreakng day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

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MOVES INTO SENATE

The dispute broke on the heels
Of Davis decision TO transfer his
weekly conference to the Senate
tomorrow and give members oil
that body's judiciary committee q
chance 10 fire questions, along with
the assembled correspondents.
IL am responsible for the rub
Der program and ought TO be the
spokesman for IL, not some spe-
cialist in Mr.. Davis office, who
doesn't know anything about H."
letters declared.
Davis counter punch was:
II propose TO tell the people
the truth whether Mr.. Jeffers
likes II or not. Executive order
No. 1882 established this office
lin recognition of the right of the
American people to be truthfully
informed,N>It did not say truth
fully informed about everything
but rubber" y
WANTS EXACT FACTS
The Jeffers rejoinder:
'My one concern Is that the
American people get the exact
facts with respect TO rubber and
everything else. III Mr.. Davis Is
convinced that he Is giving the
American people the facts, am
deiighted-but / doubt It."
The verbal barrage opened only
a few hours after Senator Taft (R)
of Ohio introduced a resolution re-
quiring Owl TO file with the SEN
ate copies Of all propaganda being
among foreign countries
and followed the charge of Is ex-
OWL employees that the agency
was becoming IAN office of war
ballyhoo."
Davis denied Taft's charges OF
distributing propaganda m n &
u. S. soldiers, asserting that OWL
only news to the troops
and this at the reques of the
army, which did not have ade-
quate facilities to do the job.
letters disagreed with Owls
statement that there should be
another 300-milc reduction In the
annual driving mileage to
bring IL down to the 5000 miles
recommended by the Baruch COM
mittee and took issue with Owls
observation that the rubber prob
lem may get worse before it gets
better.
FACTS DISAGREE
Davis accused letters of at
TO suppress the report.
of trying 10 stop me from telling
the American people facts about
rubber which had been certified
as correct by his own office.
LETTERS objected to the fact that
Owls report was based on infor-
nation several weeks old, pointing
out that "the rubber program
moves along rapidly and when the
OWL story was published the pa
rade had gone by"
The OWL document observed
that il would be late in 1874 be-
fore the great bulk of the nations
10000 900 civilian passenger cars
could get new synthetic tires,
while Jeffers said two weeks be-
fore Senate committee that 49,
DOC, 900 tires would be distributed
this year, including 5,000,0 900 of the
Synthptic yariaty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
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SPECTACULAR BATTLE

The running battles between the
planes and the U-boats were fea-
tured by a number Of spectacular
encounters in which the subs tried
to shoot it out with their attack
ers. Several times they crash
dived when things got too hot and
left their anti-aircraft gunners
struggling in the water.
Crew members of the planes re-
ported seeing wreckage from
explosions after many
of their attacks. They also noted
the familiar air bubbles and oil
Sticks on the water, indicating that
the submarine they attacked had
either been sunk or damaged.
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For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
LETTERS, Davis
Row Over owl
Rubber Report
BY PHILLIPS j. PECK

WASHINGTON, April 20 QNS)
Elmer Davis, head Of the Office
of War Information, who is one
step removed from senatorial
croSs-eNamination on owl foreign
policies, today found himself en-
broiled in a domestic conflict with
rubber Administrator letters. who
only few weeks ago was bearing
down on army and navy "loafers. !"
letters, who hopes to quit being
rubber director about July /,
branded Owls recent rubber re-
port as stale, inaccurate and con-
fusing and said il very definitely
destroys the peoples confidence in
the rubber program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
CROWD SEA LANES

The air ministry announcement
revealed for the first time the eX-
tent 10 which Axis U-boats are
the Atlantic Sea-lanes.
Strong packs of submarines
were said to be concentrated in
the path of two highly important
eastbound conveys. forming ian
underwater wall of fire and steel
between the United States and
England"
The air ministry admitted that
the U-boats sank some ships be-
fore air contact was established.
Once the subs were sighted,
American Flying Fortresses and
.Liberator bombers and British
Sunderland flying boats, manned
by British crews, went after them
in earnest. 1t was commonplace
for one plane 10 spot as many as
two or three U-boats in a single
Iaerial Sortie.
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ATTACK 8 SUBS

One Liberator spotted half a
dozen subs in one pack and at
tackled three of them within the
space of an hour.
Another Liberator sighted eight
Axis submarines in two days and
attacked five OF them.
Time and again the U-boats
came TO the surface to recharge
their batteries or in an attempt
to overtake conveys. The air min
iStry said that a number of them
were damaged or shaken and four
of them were possibly destroyed
by a rain of aerial depth charges.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12

della. Kaj ne, vi sorodniki in mi
ostali zvesti prijatelji, jutri Sc
bono udelezili porocnih obre-
dov v krasni cerkvi sv. Vida.
Kako je to lepa nasa navada,
da stojimo eden drugemu ob
strani oh veselih in zalostnih
druzinskih dogodkoy. Ali ene-
ga bono gotovo pogresah. Po-
sebno materino in ocetovo oko
ga bo zaman iskalo in to je
brata zenina, Franka Petrovci-
ca, XII je vedno bill vesele nara
We. On je dalee cd svojih donna
eih. Bojuje Sc "a demokraciJo
in svobodo vseh narodov. Ali vi
diva, oce in matt, bodita potola-
zena, kajti "a hudim vremenom
posiie vedno milo solnce in ia,
krat bosta zopet sreena.
Wanna, novoporocencema pa
Vidva, zenin in nevesta,
bodita en- drugemu zvesta,
maj DO dobro al hudo,
sal sta hotela imet'
vidva tako.
John Kadunc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12
33. obletnica drustva
Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustvo
"Cleveland" st. 1926 S. N. P. J.
bo imelo svojo obicajno obletni-
co in sicer 33-to. v ia namen
bo priredilo v tenn predpustnem
casu svoj takozvani clanski ali
prijateljski pies v slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clair
Ave.
Vstopnina bo malenkostna,
godba pa izvrstna "a mlade in
stare.
Maj povem, da bodo> tudi tur-
Ski ali predpustni (knofD kro'
fl. Dclili sc bodo seveda po de-
narju, katerega je danes prece.
V cirgulaciji.
Ma razpolago bodo tudi mia
de kokosi, importirane nalasf
"a kokosji gulaz, XII ga DO ma,
sa kuharica izvrstno pripravila
E, kaj, sal poznamo, da kje,
Mrs. Klemencic porine kaj cez
pee ali v pee, Sc cloveku kal
slime cede, ko v blizino kuhinje
pride, in tudi pref ne gre od
ME, da kaj pod zob ne dobi.
zTorej, lie pripravite sc "a dar
13. februarja., ampak stevilks
13 nekaj slabo izgleda. Pravijo
da je nesreea, JAZZ pa prayim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12
Vabilo ma zabavo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor
vsako leto, tako tudi letos pri-
redi drustvo Cleveland st. 126,
S. N. P. J. plesno veselico in
sicer soboto, Is. februarja V
Slovenskem narodnem domu.
Obenem bo drustvo prazno-
valo svojo 33 letnico obstoja.
Razvoj nasega drustva je
precej slikovit, ker obstoja liz
stirih drustev, to SO: Sv. Bar
bore, Primoz Trubar, Delavec in
Trebanska dolina.
Upam, da bono udelezence
zadovoljili &c ne eni, pa drugi.
Posebno sc vabi clanstvo, to je
onim, XII cas- dopusca, ker mas
je priblizno 400 in lepo bi bilo,
da bi Sc vsaj enkrat ma leto
skupaj zabavali.
Bio je ze poroeano v tenn Ii
stu pred nedavnim koliko slo-
venskih ustanov podpira nase
,drustvo, kakor tudi kako pod
pira Ameriko v njenih vojnih
naporih, ker lastuje mad $4,000
vojnih bondov.
Ravno tako DO tudi sedaj Sci
yes preostanek v razne podpo.
re sloyenskim in ameriskim
vojnim ali pomoznim skladom.
Zatorej vabimo obcinstvo ma
obilno udelezho. Postregli bono
kar je v sedanjih razmerah mai.
bolj mogoce.
Ia drustvo st. 126 SNPJ
Anton Abram, predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12
UREDNIkOXA POSTA

da ako clovek pride v veselo in
dobro druzbo, stevilka ne della
nobene razlike, ker Sc je ne u.
posteva, pae pa le druzbo, pija-
co in jedaco.
Obiscite omenjeno prireditev
ker gre v vecini "a pomoc priza.
detim rojakom v start domovin
in tukaj "a pomoc ameriski ar
madi, da Sc zadusi tri-peresn<
deteljico Hitlerja - Musa il
Paja "a vedno.
Vljudno vabi odbor!
J. J. G., tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12
Pred oltar

Cleveland, Ohio. - Jutri, dne
13. januarja OBJ 10. uri dopol-
dne bosta stopila pred oltar in
81 obljubila vecno zvestobo, Mr..
John Petroveic in Miss Jose
phine Modic.
zenin je sin spostovanih
starsev Mr.. in Mrs. John Pc
trovcic, 1868 E. 68 ST., neve-
sta je pa hei cislanih in obce
spostovanih starsev Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Modic, 1246 Norwood Rd.
Veckrat je nastopila ma nasih
prireditvah v ,igrah ali v petju,
"a kar je bila delezna pohvale
in priznanja cd strani obcin-
stva. E-
Wanna, novoporocencema ze-
linn obilo srece v novem stanu,
da bi upostevala vse lepe nau-
ke, katere sta dobila cd syojih
starsev. Solnce srece maj wanna
size po novi poti, katera bosta
pricela ma jutrisnji dan.
Mogoee bosta morala tudi ho-
diti pc trnjevi poti, ali Sc ne u
strasita. 2 dobro voljo Sc vse
prenese ravno tako kot so va
JIM starsi, XII danes lahko gle
dajo 2 veseljenn ma sad svojega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12

Ker je jugoslovansko vprasa-
ME sedaj V ospredju pozornostl
sveta, Sc je obrnil "Proletar-
cev" urednik Frank Zaitz ma
slovenskega pisatelja in politl-
ka Etbina Kristana S prosnJo,
mai pove svoje mnenje Q lvanu
Ribarju, ako ga pozna, in svo-
ie misli o homatijah v Jugosla-
VIII.
Kakor citamo Proletarcu,
ie g. Etbin Kristan odgoyoril
ma to vprasanje takole:
&c je predsednik move "vla.
de" v Bihacu res tisti Ribar, X
je bill predsednik ustavodaJne
skupscine, tedaj ga pac po
znam. Takrat je bill clan Davi
doviceve demokratske stranke
v kateri so bill nasi reformira
nj liberalci. Preden sem prise
v domovino, so bill nekaj cas-
nasi mimi v vladi in tudi po
zneje so mas veckrat vabili.
Kot predsednik skupseine j
bill Ribar dokaj objektiven il
mi smo z MIN dobro izhajali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12
Spet bo nekaj novega

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustyo
Ribnica, st. IL SDZ proslavlja
svo.jo 30. letnico nedeljo, IA.
februarja, 1943 v avditoriju
SLOW. mar. donna ma st. Clair
Ave. Pripravljalni odbor je gle
dal, da DO popoldanski program
zanimiv. Pricel Sc DO izvajati oh
3. uri' in sicer z amerisko him
no.
Program bo sledec:: Pozdravni
nagovor drustvenega predsedni-
ka F. Viranta, samospev gospo-'
dicne svigel, ma harmoniko Ia
igra gdc. Oswald, hcerka nase-
ga sobrata Louisa, XII ina trgo-
vino jestvinami in mesom ma
Greenwood Ave., predstavitev
ustanovnih clanov, govori glav-
mega predsednika SDZ, Joseph
Ponikvarja, glavnega tajnika
Johna Gornika ter prvega pod
predsednika Frank M. Surtza,
nastop kvarteta: Joseph Mila-
vec, godbene tocke brata in Sc
stric John Saurich.
Predstavitev drustvenih "a
stopnikov, nato zapojo fantJe
John Kovacica; ma havajsko XII
taro zaigra Herman Sluga, mi
Nastop Tauearja in resetarjev
'zapoje tudi kvartet Franka Bra,
daca, sodeluje Castna strata S
D. T., koncno pa Sc zaigra ir
izapoje God Bless America"
Mas zupan Frank ]. Lauscht
je nam sporoeil, da Sc DO tud
on udelezil nase proslave in 60
tovo bo spregovoril par besedi
Vse to in "a pies, XII Sc b
zvecer. vrsil, vam podamo z;
malo vstopnino 35c. Clanstvt
bratskih .drustev in cenjeno oh
cinstvo IL sirnega Clevelanda il
drugih naselbin, prav prijazn'
ste vabljeni, da mas obiscete. z;
prigrizek ina v oskrbi dobro po
znana kuharica, ga. Klemencit
da. pa ne bono zeje trpeli, b.
pa skrbel cato iZvoljeni odbol
Ia pies bodo strune napeli il
igrali dobro znani fantje Vad
nalovega orkestra. Koncno p
boste lahko "a malo odskodnin
odnesli domov tudi lep spomir
eek, kakrsnih vzorce lahko v
dite razstavljene oknu gla1
| mega urada SDZ, V SLOW. ma
domu ma ST. Clairju. To je rot
: no delo gospe Antona Abramt
| katerega je naredila "a drustv
Ribnica. &c pa ne DO dovo
prostora "a vse nase goste
Slov. mar. domu, pa ze veste ks
| bono naredili. Sal smo Ribn
= CAME.
. Ma veselo svidenje vam XII
+ &c ter vas vljudno vabi
Odbo