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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Set Graft
Appeals
I,m.. ,,sF-oor,..pona.r,

LANSING. sap, Hearing On
motions for new TRIALS IN behalf
Of 20 defendants convicted OF
brhe conspiracy IN the states FIRST
ma lor graft trial viii be started
Oct 2 before Circuit Judge Jonn
II Simpson Of Jackson.
Completing the roll Of petition
er, for new trials. nine defendant
yesterday fled motions as the %
dsy desdline expired All defend
ants. now free on $4,000 bond
each. are under three-hve- ear
prison Sentence.
The petitioners yesterday ac-
cuscd the court and Special Grand
jury Prosecutor Kim Sigler OF
preludicisl acts and asserted that
three women members Of the IUry
were unqualified TO sit because
they were not on l9i3 tax rolls.
Those who asked new trials
were
Legislators William G Buckley
Edward J Walsh. Joseph J Ia
mnSki Joseph l.. kowalSkl, Ernest
Nagel. Pvt Walter y. StockfiSh
Stanley DombrowSki. Earl G. Gal
laghor and former state Senator
William T. Bradley all of Wayne
County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
New Suit Ready
In Vin(entC

Attorneys for Richard Vincent
today prepared 2 $4,000 damage
suit IN circuit court against Sher-
IF Andrew e. Baird and seven
county detectives for the arrest
of Vincent in the Joyce RauIston
murder case.
Fedora Judge Ernest A.
O'Buen yesterday dismissed the
case from federal court for lack
Of jurisdiction. Hugh X. Davidson.
counsel for the former tourist
camp attendant, had contended
that the court had jurisdiction
since Vincent and his family now
live in Indiana
Nincent's trial in the Staying Of
the l4-year-old girl on Tele-
graph road dump was interrupt cd
by the confession of Robert
Turner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Carol Figures
|nChur(h Suit

Romapis is ready 10 sign an
armiStice. bat the war over King
Carol still goes on m the Advent
Of The Holy Ghost Romsnisn
Orthodox Church IN Detroit
Circuit Judge Freedman TODAY
postponed until Thursday 2 hear
ing on petition by trustees Of
the church 10 prevent the pastor.
the Rev George Lupu. from hold
ing meetings OF the Pensioners
in the church Al 1880 Franklin.
The Rev Lupu u an spoken
foe OF groups m the church who
purpor'edly are attempting 10 set
up m this country government
in exile for the abdicated Carol.
Who nov IS m Mexico Iupu
charge that the Carol group y
trying 20 SeIze control OF his
CHURCH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Wife Is Shot
In Love Row

PONTIAC. Sept 2-Mrs Ruth
Pue. 26-year-old wife of serv-
iceman and the mother Of three
small children. was shot and critl-
cally wounded AT her Drayton
Plains home this morning during
what Sheriff'S officers say was an
argument with another woman
over the second woman'S nus
band.
Under arrest is Mrs. Dorothy
Workman. 81. Of Williams Lake
who is said 10 have admptcd 10
deputies that she shot Mrs. Prue
because she had been running
around with Willard Workman,
80. q Pontiac war plant worker.
After the shooting. the deputies
said. Mrs. Workman called the
Sheriff's office and told them 10
send doctor and ambulance 10
The Prue home
Mrs. Workman still chuichng
her husbands ~ caiber auto
matte PISTOL. waited calmly in the
Prue home until deputies arrived
with the ambulance Mrs. Prue
was taken 10 the Pontiac General
Hospital
Mrs. Workman who is the
mother Of one child. told Sheriff
Thomas.
- went Ia her and asked her
Ia promise that she would have
nothing 10 do with my husband
hereafter. She refused 10 make
promise. 80 I shot her"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Gas Dealer
Faces Us.

A Detroit filling station opera
tor vas accused today of receive
ing stolen government property as
Investigations into the disappear
ance of $4,000 gasoline coupons
from Ration Board 40 continued.
James Oliphant, 80, of 231
Rethune pleaded not guilty when
arraigned on the charge before
l.. S. Commissioner George Read
and was released under 81 500
bond 10 await examination Sept. 8.
Oliphant. whose station is at
1345 F.. Forest. turned in as OF
the missing coupons TO the OPA
with his regular sheets OF re-
deemed stamps and is said TO have
admitted purchasing them. -
At the OPA regional headquar-
tiers in Cleveland, a re-audit was
being made, said chief enforce
ment Atty. Fred Lindbloom, 70
make sure the coupons had been
sent TO Detroit.
Another investigation has be-
gun in Chicago where number OF
the missing coupons turned up
recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
$4,000 Suit
Names ; Firms

Sui for $4,000 was filed TODAY
IN federal cour, by Edward Gold
heimer ~. Of iSiq DickerSon,
against three Illinois furniture
manufacturers and three indlvld-
ualS Goldheimcr operated the de-
funct Union Furniture Co
Isaac NJ. Smullin, GoldheImer' :
attorney. charged that the do
PENDANTS between 1888 and 1914
started in court uniounded 'crlmi-
ma proceedings against Gold
helmcr. which led 10 two indict-
menl> on charges OF violating the
national bankruptcy act Both in
dlCtmentS were dismissed
Defendants are the $ J, Camp
bell Co. the Eureka Furniture
Manufacturing Corp. the Empire
Limited all Of Illinois; William r
Hammer Of Detroit and two IN
named individuals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Dewey 10 Meet
Negro Leaders
rim.. star Correspondent

LANSING. Sept , - Gov
Dewey Republican presidential
nominee, viii apporuon his Ian
sing conference schedule Sept {
TO devote so minutes TO discussion
with Michigan Negro leaders, il
was announced today
The New York governor Mrs
Dewey and the presidential party
Is scheduled 10 arrive here ~
12'45 p. m. next Saturday and
viii leave for OWoSSo A. $50 p. m
instead Of 9 p. m. as originally
announced
After a Commute press confer
ence. Dewey viii confer success
Sively with Republican state Off
Gals. Michigan congressman
county chairmen state acricuI-
tural leaders. state Negro leaders
Michigan war veterans and Michi-
gan publishers.
a brief parade Is scheduled from
the railroad depot here 10 the
Hotel Olds, Dewey'S headquarters
in Lansing. and a civic celebration
viii be held IN OWoSSo next Sat
urday night
Dewey will depart from NiChi-
gan Sunday afternoon, Sept 10
and is expected 70 return for a
swing Of key Michigan cities IN
October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Val Claire S Son
Killed in |td|y

Radio station CRLNs news
commentator, known TO audiences
as Val Clare. learned today that
his son. trooper Thomas Vernon
Clsrlngbold, was killed in action
Aug. "a in Italy Clare learned
about his sons death after re-
turning ~ their Windsor home.
1917 W LONDON, after vacation
trip.
Two other Windsor men re
ported killed in France were PVT.
Earl Tilson. -. son of Mrs. Mabel
V. TiSon, 2233 ElSmere. and PVT.
John Mckernan Jr., 20. son Of
John Mckernon Of Sarnla Town
ship and formerly Of Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Canada Fears
Polio Spread

Or. John HOWE, Windsor health
officer, today appealed to all par
ents in Windsor 10 prevent their
children from visiting Detroit
Canadian m ilitary authorities
Cancelled all passes across the
border for military personnel.
The military order applies TO All
leaves 10 the u. s. in any Of the
northern states, il was said.
In Detroit the number OF polio
cases is Just II short Of the all
time record for the disease.
With FIVE new cases reported IN
the city yesterday The weeks total
stands AZ 81 and the seasons ar
219. Health Commissioner Douglas
said today.
One case Of polio recorded two
weeks ago has now been pro-
nounced negative, Dr.. Douglas
said.
Previous high was y In -oae
week in 1899. Twenty peW
cases have been reported in out
state districts. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Police Trap 10
In Policy Raids

Ten persons four NJ them
women. are held TO-DAY on gam
bling charges. They were arrested
late yesterday in raids ny the spe-
cial racket squad under Sgts
Clayton Nowlin and Ralph Baker.
In custody ares Forest Gamble
800 Brush: his wife. Myrtle
Francis Roberts. l405 McDougall
Herbert Watson. Mana Watson
and Dawn Watson. all Of 81 TroW-
bridge Claude Hurley. $50 Chand-
Ter, Lucille Brown. $3.50 Wood
row; Craig Roberts. 1892 Field.
and Walter Taylor OF PAL T.
Forest.
Police say they have broken up
me r e. . POLICY House. sllegedly
one Of the smaller rings which
has been operating for years.
Gamble vas arrested Al Wyom-
tng and 6 Dearborn after 2 so
mile an hour chase by police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04


Re vas sentenced 10 IS months
from Cleveland for stealing 2 car
last April. On Aug %. he escaped
from the Washington institution
and from then on ne moved fast
lie IS accused Of stealing cars IN
seven states and finally Landing
in Michigan.
In Detroi, the youth - accused
Of heading for Pontiac in A stolen
car but ne ran out Of gas near
the city airport.
Then nonchalantly walking "a
2 parking plsce ne picked out still
another auto. officers said. but
the owner, pilot instructor, saw
him
The pilot boarded plane and
chased the youth 10 Telegraph
road before he could attract the
attention Of police
Hewitt was ARIA gned today and
held for examination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
200 Briggs Strikers
Return 10 Their Jobs

Two hundred maintenance work
ers Al the Briggs Conner plant
VINO walked ont yesterday in pro
test over alleged inactivity Of the
WLR. we're back on the Jon today.
The WLB and Walter Reuther,
wee president of the CAW-C1O.
were comforting on the matter IN
Washington when the workers
struck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
I Held ON Draft
Violation CHARGES

Two men are held TO-DAY nv fed
eral authorities on charges Of
draft violations.
Edward Peterson. ~. NJ 63Sl
ColfaS. is accused OF failing 10
notify his board Of changes in adj
dress. Otto r. Weaver. rs. taxi
driver. is accused Of failing to
report for induction in December.
1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
British Gain in Burma

sou Asst ASIA HQ..
HANDY, Ceylon. Sept 2 (UP)-
British imperial troops have
driven the Japanese from prepared
positions in the Chin Hills 30
miles north of Tiddim and are
advancing on that Burma strong
point. communicate Sai0 TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Seabee'S Wife Finds
Sept. / Longest Day

such long DAY. A. sos p. m.
excited Mrs. Fry answered the
phone and heard
Hawaii calling" Then.
"HeIlO, Gulda. this is your
hubby. How about date" ."
II was 80 excited" she said
II hardly remember what he
said during the FIVE minutes"
Her husband enlisted in the
Seabees July 10. 1943. and has
been overseas six months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Police Investigate
Death Of Woman, 81:

Police today were investigating
the death of Mrs. jeanette Mime,
81, of 5003 Seminole, whose body
was found at $50 last night by
her husband. Achiel, SO, an unem-
ployed toolmaker, upon his return
from a neighborhood tavern. :.
Coroner F'osteIk Knobloch has
ordered an autopsy Mime is held
nv DOlicP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
u. s. Agents 10 Set Up
Auto Tag Blockade

BlocksdeS Of internal revenue
agents Will be- set m the city Mon
day To tag motorists driving with
out the 81 fede al use stamp
Revenue men will be At the Am
bssSsdor Bridge and the Detroit
Windsor Tunnel Last Sunday
more than 100 drivers were
found 10 he without the wind
shield SlCker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Crosse lie Air Cadet
Killed on Ohio FIiQht

Alvin Parks. - Of Edenton.
y &C.. aviation cadet Al Crosse
lie Naval AR Base. was killed
yesterday afternoon in the crash
OF his training plane near Pember-
Vile, O., while on a croSs-CountrS
solo fight. base authorities an
nounced TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
; Youths Arrested
In Restaurant Row

Three youths charged with
cha sing George Brown. MANAGE
Of restaurant Al 5000 JOY with
9-inch butcher knife. were
cha ged with disturbing Tho peace
m warrants signed hy Recorder 5
Judge GilIlS today
The accused are Norman Green,
%. Of 1896 + kirby, James r.
Price. q. If 5400 Trumbull and
Charles Gibson, 20 Of SIS T.
jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

The calendar doesn't say so.
but. Mrs. Herbert Fry Of s.. DsNen-
port. will tell you Sept / IS the
longest day Of the year
On Thursday she received a
letter poStmarked Hawai- from
her husband Herbert, IS. OF the
SeaheeS which read
Honey. I'm going Ia speak
Ia YOU by phone Sept, l. Wait
for It,"
That's what made YESTERDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Pension Trustee
Candidate Files

4 Statisficisn for the board of
county auditors. Frank ~ Patrick.
today had filed the FIRST applics-
ton ~ candidate for trustee IN
he new Wayne County Employees
Retirement System. There are TO
be four trustees elected by the
WaNne County emnIoNeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
DESTROYER Launched

NEW YORK. Sept 2 INSl-
The navNs newest destroyer, the
John Reeves Pierce. honorlng the
late commander Of the III fated
L. s. s Argonsut. was launched
last night Al Staten Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
FUND INADEQUATE

Insurance auditors. invited 10
assist IN determing proper police
insurance fund. decrcod the police
fund inadequate a. any figure be-
low Two million dollars. Payment
OF 81 900 10 widows. $1,000 TO
retiring officers after - years
service and lesser amounts &or
those retiring before the 20-vear
period. would deplete the fund
Insurance agents claimed
Al the end of the field day last
year. more than 81 100000 IN gov
eminent bonds was held by the
association Figures of sale Of
tickt's End advertising for TINS
yeas field day program show The
fund 10 he close 10 the TWO million
marx ne goal Supt Berg and his
ASSOCIATES established AS q proper
working insurance fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Hopkins Son Engaged

LONDON. Sept 2 OPt-The
engagement OF Sgt Robert Hop
kinS. son of Harry Hopkins, ad-
wiser 10 President Roosevelt, and
Miss Brenda Stephenson. attrsc-
tive dance hostess in the American
Washington Rcd Cross Club, was
announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Blood Bank Quota
Goes Over Top Here
Nv MARGARET RUSSELL

since the opening Of the blood base
AT 450 W Fort appointments for the week before holiday
completely taken.
That's the Detroers have responded 10 the
call for blood for wounded servcemen.
This weeks tally well the quota and appointments
are still week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
400 DONORS DAILY
NEED Is GROWING

Soldiers. sailors. marines and
cosStguardmen, among th Q N
perhaps your son arc heinG
wounded every d, hN The nun
dre0s That's WhS more and more
~ us must donate our pintS Of
blood
Let's AL keep right on making
blood donor appointments Just
call Cherry 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
WAC Grandmother

WAC Cpl. Ruth Ryan, 49, 1913 Gray
field, saluting her grandson. Larry Allen.
the SON Of marine sergeant in the south
Pacific and Mrs. Frank Brsithwait, 20.
Cpl. Ryan is stationed at the WAC recruit
ing office in the Bull Building, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

Order I0c United States War
Savings stamps from your be
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
FIELD DAY PIONEER

Has second attainment IS the
annual Police Field Day.
Supt Berg IS the only remain
ing memher Of A group which l9
years ago decided 10 aid financially
widows and families OF policemen.
The group organized the Detroit
Police Benevolent Association, 4
charitable institution, and pre-
pared field day program designed
10 swell the Golfers of the organl-
zatlon
In ms early DAYS. Berg saw
many scenes Of tragedy IN me
homes Of comrades killed in the
performance Of their duty Has
desire Was 20 soc that fund Of
sufficient amount be collected 10
insure projection 10 each OF the
members OF the force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Plane Glasses Youth
Held i'm Auto TheilS

II airplaDe put halt TO the of James f.
Hewitt Derote last known address the
National Training School for Boys Washington.
Hewitt being held federal authorities the theft of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

This marks tho second week m
succession ina the quota has been
oper-Subscrlbed
400 DONORS DAILY
More than 400 men and women
came each DAY this week 70 the
MAN blood donor base An IN
crease Of u each day over last
week That means the mobile
units can now operate under
norma conditions, and not hs} c
10 carry The load for the base
DetrouerS now have lot ~ ne
proud Of But We can 81 back
m or chairs now and relax.
thinking The JOB Is All over.
EACH AND EVERY WEEK
FROM NOW on SHOULD BIZ
THE, SANE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Berg Attdiins
Goal; Retires
Insurance Fund He
Founded Now z Million
By FRED COLLINS

One of the last Of Detroit's "old
time. two-fsted coppers" will leave
the police department Tuesday.
In retiring Supt. Louis l.. Berg
has reached the goal OF his two
principal detectives in the depart
ment. One was a personal ambi-
ton, the second. and more impor-
tsnt to the city's $500 policemen,
was fred by the tragedy that
visits the homes Of all policemen
killed in the protection of life and
property.
Like all patrolmen entering the
department Louis J.. Berg was
spurred on by the hope of promo
ton, and was constantly thinking
OF improving the department.
REACHED GOAL IN ~
The hope Of attaining the rank
OF superintendent burned brighter
with each promotion until IN Janu-
ary. 1871. ne was promoted 10 the
highest rank Of the department.
Thirty years Of police work
prepared him for the post made
vacant when the FerguSon-O'Hara
grand jury riddled the police de-
partmeni leaving him the only
ranking officer 10 carry the burden
of directing the morale shattered
force
Detroiters know what ne did
Principal among MS orders was
that placing each Inspector m
charge Of his Territory and MAX
ing every patrolmsn responsible
for any law violations on his beat.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
AIR FORCES DESTROY 2S,l74 AXIS PLANES

WASHINGTON, D. C., May IS. Army Air Forces during two and one-half years of war, have destroyed 28, ,174 enemy planes against a loss of 6,154 of ours, General Arnold reported in a press conference today.
 The general said our bomberS dropped 468,391 tons of bombs in the sustained bombing offen- sive against Germany to cut German aircraft production to one-fourth of the enemy's planes.
 "T don't know" the general said, What the air force can do. Can we knock Germany out of the war?"
 In conclusion he added:
 T don't know, and I don't be- lieve anybody else does!"
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
VANCOUVER FLEET TO SAIL TOMORROW

SEATTLE, May 19.-(AP)- H. Lokken, manager of the fish ing vessel owners association which has resisted the month long tie-up of the Pacific North west halibut fleet, has been ad- vised that the Vancouver, B. C.. fishermen have agreed to return to their fishing grounds tomorrow at midnight.
 The Seattle owners will meet tomorrow evening to set the time for the Seattle fleet to return to the banks.
 "This means the end of the tie-up," Lokken said. He added:
 GAS long as Vancouver fisher men have decided to go fishing, it would be manifestly foolish for any other fleets to stay in port ?
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
ALLIES ARE IN ASSAULT OF HITLER LINE
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. IN NAPLES. May 17.-(AP)-Allied troops assaulted the Hitler line all along a 25-mile front today with the U. s. forces striking toward the key Appian Way junction of Itri.
 French troops are carving deeper into the German mountain defenses in the middle of the line
 The German command report ed the heaviest fighting was talk ing place in the center of the ad- vancing allied lines at Pontecorvo and to the southwest and ac- knowledged "a local dent" in the Hitler line at Same Oliva, but said they had sealed this off.
 This indicated that the French had driven west toward the mountains only some four miles from Pico on the inland road from threatened Itri.
 The Polish troops, with the British Eighth Army, are pushing beyond fallen Cassino on the northern flank and have now fought their way to within a mile and a half of Piedmont, four miles west of Cassiiio, near Highway 6, on the road to Rome.
 On the central sector, south of Liri Valley, Fifth Army forces have reached a point IT airline miles from their jumping-off place in this week-old allied of- fensive by taking the 4,129-foot Monte Faggeto, overlooking Itri on the Pico road, the only com munication line between the ends of the now-dented Hitler line.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
TOKYO SAYS SOERABAJA BOMBED TWICE

NEW YORK, May 19.-(AP)- Tokyo radio sad today that Soerabaja, one of Japan's key bases in the Netherlands East h. dies, was raided twice by bomb CTS on the morning of May 17th and again on the morning of the 18th
 The raids indicated the allied naval air task forces in India are carrying out another of it's bold sweeps, this time in conjunction with the U. s. Pacific forces.
 The broadcast was recorded by the U. s. monitor stations, who said some 50 bombers and fight CTS, ''coming from the direction of the Indian Ocean,, carried out the first attack.
 It appeared that, although the enemy came as portion of a task unit based on an aircraft carrier, it was followed the next morning by strong bombers, which shot over Soerabaja lone by one", and appeared to be Con- solida+ed bombers such as oper- ate from the Pacific.
 The powerful task force, in cluding American aircraft car riers under command of Admiral Sir James Sommerville, com mander of the British eastern fleet at Ceylon, last reported ac- tion April 18th, when they at tackled Sabang, Sumatra, the western end of the Dutch East Indies.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
NOMINEES ARE NAMED FOR
 OREGON SLATE

PORTLAND, Ore, May l9- (AP)-Oregon nominated their candidates to two U. s. Senate seats yesterday and recorded their Presidential preferences in the primary election, which com manded national attention chief ly because of the fight involving Senator Rufus Holman, republ- can of Oregon, and Wayne Morse, former public member of the War Labor Board and the Oregon Law School dean.
 The incident wound up with new charges by Holman that Morse was an inexperienced pro- lessor, backed by big money, and charges by Morse that Holman was a dangerous isolationist and incompetent
 The Presidential preference bal loting offered another test of strength between Governor Dewey of New York and Ex-Governor Stassen. Oregon's Is republican ma 'ional convention delegates will be pledged to the one receiving the most votes. -~
 The ballots left an opportunity for Oregon democrats to write in the name of Vice-President Henry A. Wallace or another, as their choice for Roosevelts running mate ~s wT~rF~
 Roosevelt is unchallenged on the democratic presidential pref erence ballot.
The Nome nugget., 1944-05-19
ACTRESSES
 RESUME ALLIED AIR ATTACKS

LONDON. May l9.-(AP>- American Fortresses and Libera- tors, with fighter escort, number ing upwards of 1900 planes, re- sumed tee allied aerial attacks in the offensive, after after five-day lull, and struck at tar gets in Berlin, Brunswick.
 The new attacks came less than 24 hours after General Arnold declared the Germans had not felt the ssulf weight of Allied air power
 The air fleet was met in the air by German fighters and bat tied across German to the sky over Berlin.
 German broadcasts indicated the ensuing bombardment by the U. s. strategic air forces was the tenth attack on the Nazi hub, and the third on Berlin this month. and was so heavy it disrupted German news broadcasts.
 From the RAF and the United States AAF, Berlin has taken about 46,000 tons of bombs up to today.