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HOUSES FOR SALE,
SMALL ESTATE,

NEAR CONN. AVE.
Early American brick. custom built. only
tory on iSt floor; living room. i3x25; large
screened porch , master size bedrooms;
stairway to semilnished attic; approx.
ment of beautiful trees and shrubs, Price,
$4,000 Cal N EN- 522o 80 untii ina pm m week EEK
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN!
GAS HEAT.
3 bedrooms, > baths, detached brick
home. located in Chevy Chase. D. G. Less
than years old; priced right. Exclusive
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO,
EN-. 1900: 3403 Conn Ave.
AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME
In Toll House Tavern area of Silver Spring.
Three bedroom, two-bath, two-story brick
Colonial, . years old; recreation room, de-
oaks and dogwoods corner lot
Very near frequent bus service, main
Superior e'e home u and EXCEPTIONAL buy
at S14,950. Cash required, $1,000. 90
NNY Phone Shepherd 4516.
RARE VALUES.
100 BLOCK HARVARD ST. NV. 80
1000 BLOCK 23rd ST. NV
;!3 rooms and I baths. near Washing
10" ~'S zoo ts5c RLocK 7th tF ST, s3n's.V5o"' sW'
6room brick bath. h.-w.h.: lst coml.
Rent, S55. Price, $3.50. Wise invest
" Df s725 WEEKDAYS. TO 6 PM.
BASILIKO REALTY co.
REDUCED-$1 900 DOWN.
400. 100 BLOCK g. KENTUCKlY, , AVE. Sc, Sc
In excellent condition. One you would be
proud TO own; Contains 8 rooms bath,
}, u f1n \, ar,l ,a@
Inspection by appointment only Easy
A'g5lf p1 s7d5 WEEKDAYS, WEEKDAYS Q TO 6 PM.
BASILIKO REALTY co.
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
See. this brick home, located in Sligo
rooms, fireplace, electric refrigerator. gas
range, tile bath, full basement with toilet,
large screened porch, attached garage;
EVENINGS, Gail MI. Hall, sH 6121
BUNGALOW"
This 4-yr.-old detached frame bungalow
with 5 rooms bath. stairway to floored
ATTIC is picture in It's perfect setting on
ferred and has priced this place at $500
for quick sale. Call ME. 1l43 until
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RID.
Det. bldg. of 12 apts., completely furn.,
incl. 1e .refgrs.; oil heat; large lot; yearly
hs this BIDS s yth NE ex9s ohsrg terms times
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
GAS HEAT-$18,950.
hn poot fI1 hria ak
dining rooms, de luxe kitchen, front front porch,
recrea!sn EsIJE Eo1m q Mp4sEs HaEsgs @ wars 5Sb ed
Woodbridge Bungalows.
b,b 23oS n Tnod pogga M 7es toD noab and
2612 Hamlin st. n,e;-5 rooms and
bath. attic, front porch, large lot; $3.50.
aoa4 Y Rf 4: Ave. f FNHEoRowoooP' NE 6E' os17.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
GOOD ed1s conaon 9I st. new roof fp1 Ra poc Sah o
25x159. gear garage; Ss,45O.
oooA YIN yM r. R THHSoRowGo10EP' oa,7
WOODBRIDGE BRICK.
49@s "a s4th |, st. n;;e3,Dstached corner
floor: 3 rooms and bath; oil heat, open
fireplace, electric refgr, screened front
porch, lot 49x103. gear garage. Open
aoe. YIN SM (. f. TgHfoRoweo6oEP, o6oEP os,v
D--Possession-Gas h.-wh.; near
NA IA; 2a2 2s2o; Sunday and ewes, IA. o520
and terms reasonable Cali Puchetti, NO.
5737 or DI 3346.
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EARAS WANTED.
oUT-oE-rowh REAL ESTATE.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms, iarse or
small. o. L. Murdoek, Kensington, Md.
Kensington $50. 1os
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WEST LANHAM Hills
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUNGALOW Of 4 rooms BATH OIL heat,
oak floors, plenty of shade, large lot. sac
rlfce, 81 600; terms. NJ. O. JARVIS, 3414
Rhode Island ave. Union 1870
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE and ofices for rent. / and
room ofices. secretarial service II needed.
L. J. Cowie, 500 Eye st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WISH TO BUY business property in WASH
ntgg3n tq pop prlns KcoHe sfsr Oh S'ou'
WANTED, location for retail package
liquor store. downtown or uptown, rent or
h,Iy Roy o15-K Star 10"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE


rooms, bath, full, cellar, h...w.h.. beau
SCI, school and =, stores; S6,soo. Call Mrs.
LARGE BRICK HOUSE. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths. gas heat; new 1941; located s min
saPSsctlOnt By " appointment. Price. $4,000.
ss5.s SsGom frame md sS. n
rented; oil heat, hot water; close to stores,
schools and tEansp.; easy terms, Call for
informatlon. Ehrhardt. 1919 Columbia
Rkf1NefoN; R1kf Gf IVA; va broom frame bunsa-
@en North Prss s Cali f9 Sn
s-RooH BRICK, OPEN. s., 75o' se1 South
pike s and Gebe I'd Park s and shop 81 sectoa
known as Westmont. House is years old
and and. modern der ed7s in every detail Call RE
| bedroom, bath on 1st floor. with tile
Pah nshsd 2na MAIDS oil ea with ss
grounds. detached garage. s1o,850. Phone
Bsngs suIa M,lIeEa; 81; s42s: ,,.,,,,, = o.u.
equipped kitchen: short distance from bus
$500, with 81 500 cash. Phone Bangs g.
NEARLY i AN ACRE with lovely shrubbery
and trees i.s;di west Of University Of Nd; city
mary lane. Warfeld 1859.
y ACRE: vacant; brick; h.-w.h., modern
bath and kitchen, nice bedrooms, living
and dining rooms. fireplace. driveway.
chicken, shade; 81 1,450 cash; $50 so mo !:
paved road bus $40 mi. BOSS, CHI. 5917.
ARLINGTON-S8, 500.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ton near Ft. Myer and Lee blvd. less than
min. to Washington: beautifully land
scaped lot with lots OF Towering shrubs :;
lot size; 75x15o. The ground is worth
Terms 1hs asking prize Of the entire property
WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON. CHI 31o2
BARGAIN.
7-ROOM FRAME. MODERN, IN . APTs.
Garage. large lot. Riverdale, Md. Price.
TAKOMA PARK.
This house has 4 rooms and bath on
1st floor 3 rooms and bath on 2nd floor,
3 rooms and bath in basement finished
with knotty pine; Scar garage, 1 room and
bath. Price. $500; So, 900 loan. balance
VACANT 7-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW.
MODERN
Near end Of Kenilworth cariine. SS,750.
81 500 cash. balance easy.
ALVIN EPLING,
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(COLORED)
100 Block of Quincy Place NE
have good Groom row brick home
on Quincy pl. ne. that is vacant. Front
and back porches, 2-car brick garage:
the price is $3.50 with 81 900 cash, bal
ance like rent.
WO. 4944 M B. WEAVER. DI 334s
COLORED-1251 Walter Pl. SE-S4 $50
Small brick house, bedrooms bath,
h.-w.h., front porch: yard and shed.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MOTOR TRUCK freight terminal for lease,
full or in part. located in ideal section in
Washington, D. c.; island platform, 30 II
by AZ tt will accommodate trallerS on
each side, Box 356-H, Star. r.
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FOX SALE,
RFCAPPING.

One-day service, by appointment only
Call LU. OS34. Custom built work, Grade
and grade 8 tires carried in stock
Consolidated Tire Co, 1895 H st. ne.
Leave car in the morning, call for same
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AEROPLANES.

FOR SALE-stinson los, 2-way radio, re-
cent motor overhaul excellent condition
Mr. Powers, Congressional Airport, OIL
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

A well located brick only / block of
Conn. ave, 4 bedrooms. baths, plus 9
attic rooms. Nicely landscaped lot. PRICED
for early sale at 81 1880 Exclusive eau
EN- 1890 weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO,
5504 Conn. ave. -
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ARLINGTON, VA.

1913 18th ST so.
12 minutes to downtown; availab BILE July
/: owner transferred; z rooms. 2 baths;
suitable for 1 or families. Phone ia.
21O7-W, evenings. 15'
Meridian Pl. Near 18th st. NV.
$4,000; 3-story and basement detached
frame; 8 rooms. (5 bedrooms), bath. rec
reation room, oil burner; an exceptionally
good value For further information call
Mr.. White fevenings, WA. 21SD. VIM. M
Throckmorton exclusive realtor, DI 6092.
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PETWORTH.

A well-located S-room row brick, 2
baths; arranged for families; near 9TH
and Allison sts.: recreation room, built-in
garage; in immaculate condition; S1l ,450;
pm. weekdays. r, A. TWEED CO., 1904
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II ST. NE. (near 6th)-Modern store
building with 3 floors. and basement;
approx $500 so. #; elevator. . toilets
oil heat: ideal for any wholesale or retail
business: operated as furniture store for
over 35 years; avail. Immediately; rea-
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO. ME. 500.
1923 EYE ST. N.W.--2-story BLDG. with
1st floor suitable for drugstore. grocery
store, sandwich shop milk bar or once
Opposite Veterans Bureau and one of the
most central locations available today.
W c. 4 A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
4s30 Mass Ave. NV. OR 4464.
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RARE VALUES

400 BLOCK HARVARD ST. NV.
Completely turn. rooming. house; II
rooms. 3 baths, oil heat; only $1,000 down.
1000 BLOCK .23rd ST. NV
;i3 rooms and baths. near Washing
ton Circle; loo snlts6ls III 6f,s for e92nvsrSon cor
6-room brick bath, h-w.h., 1st coml.
Rent, S55. Price, $3.50, Wise invest
pI. SOS WEEKDAYS. 0 TO 6 PM.
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ALL-STONE HOME, $15,750
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.

Bethesda, Md.-Beautiful home on large
corner homesite, beautiful trees; reception
hall, large living room. beam ceilings,
stone fireplace, den, dining room, de luxe
kitchen, recreation room, stone fireplace.
garage, maids bath, Venetian blinds, i'm
maculste condition. Your inspection in
VI'euri rrsr1r n MEAsE11. Mn s2o1
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STORES FOR RENT.

DRY CLEANING STORES FOR SALE. Sc
eral good locations. Box 119-H. Star
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Near 18th and Gallatin.

Detached, hollow tile construction: 8
bedrooms: 2 baths, gas h,.w. heat 2 Are
yard; price. S175o0 owner occupied
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. Elk. 1922
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BRICK COLONIAL

Brick, ! year Old rooms, tile bath,
complete cellar, coal and air conditioned
windows; sacrifice, $1,000 M. o. JARVIS,
"a ! r. l ave. Union 1920.
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MODERN S-RM. BRICK.
most attractive detached brick home
containing large living rm.,, paneled den,
iavatory, 4 bedrms.; 2 baths. recreation
weli-situated close to the maculata
Seminary. Owner leaving city. For de-
tails, call Mr.. Burr. WO. 1889
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS. DI. l411
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

OF every four is granted to male plaintiff, and the
percentage is growing steadily, according to Elwood
II. Beemcr. Beemer, clerk of the WaShoe County
Court since 1917, has the percentage of men
grow from nothing to its present high of from p
TO 30 per cent Of all divorce plaintiffs
The universal contempt with which all Reno
attorneys view their male clients is another amaz
ing Reno facet
They're all damned old fools with ants in their
pants" snorted outspoken lawyer. "A woman
may be dangerous at any age, but mans danger
Gus age hits him between 40 and so. And then God
help him, because the old fool certainly won't help
hmsef-eXcept TO a blonde half his years who'll
stick with him while the money lasts. Or until she
can get nice, juicy settlement for herself and her
younger boy friend"
tThe names of none of the numerous Reno attor-
neys with whom / talked for weeks can be men
toned here. The Bar Association, to protect the
Ia May 10. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

say he is" Sarah declared after hcsitating bit,
but ! ies' done lost nah taste 70 him."
There, in a cryptic capsule All jes' done lost
nah taste TO- him COR rl"-is the cause or %
per cent of the divorces granted in Reno, according
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
6sUs ..1syPNsts

tell the story Of the late District Judge w. II. A.
Pike, who granted thousands of divorces in his day.
The Judge employed colored cook named Sarah
who had worked for him for years. Sarah was
married to a colored gardener named jim, and for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
By INEZ ROBB
CHAPTER III

RENO New.
q ROU only have to be in Reno for a spell 10
" believe that the cwaZiest people is mon
keys. Audit shouldn't happen TO EN-!
Preconceived ideas on Reno and its divorce
causes are bound TO prove excess and useless
baggage if carried TO this mountain citadel
where every prospect pleases and only the pay
ing customers are looney.
I arrived here convinced that Reno was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

divorces, and " tndt at
least IS per cent Of their
women clients plan to re-
marry before the ink is
dry on their DEGREES.
Charges Of cruelty,
non-support, drunkenness
and infidelity in nine
cases out of ten really
are only blinds for sex
incompatibility.
incidentally, no fewer
than 404 divorces were
granted here last Febru-
airy. This was a record
for the shortest month of
the year since the states
six weeks residence law
became effective about IA
years ago.
II 70 per cent OF their
women clients plan TO re-
marry at once and al
ready have a Willin' Bar
ks staked out in the
alley, then at least 90 per
cent of their male clients
marry Immediately, the
lawyers unanim ously
agree. And when lawyers
agree, it's a miracle even
here in Reno.
This mention Of men
and divorce leads TO the
smashing Of another Re
no legend. In all truth,
the community cannot
Justly be called Girls
Town" One divorce out
of pvory four iC prantpd Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Judge then IN
CURED.
Nom, Jim
brings his pay
c heck home
every Satur-
day mig l."
S ara h said
positively
Perhaps he
-ru n s around
with OF her
W O m @ n -
J u d &c Pike
suggested
"Jedge, he
do tn at and
there won't be
cats meat left
of that mani"
well, then
why in heav-
ems name do
YOU want a oil.
V o T G e2 ] [
sounds 20 .
like he's D, u
a & o o d huS-
band TO you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

long llIIlt "a.
the mar
riage had
e m q d
blissfully happy.
SO the judge was astounded
one day when Sarah asked him
10 get a divorce for her.
But, Sarah, ! thought you
and Jim were happy expos
tulated the judge.
"Yas'm. we mostly was"
she readily agreed.
Does Jim beat you?"
'Lawsy. jedge, I'd like TO
see that man raise his hand TO
me just once,"
Then maybe he doesn't
give you any money!" the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

The husbands, of course, would be too busy
earning money for the younger women to come and
attend to the divorce in person. They should spend
six weeks away even from monkey business!
It took the frank and distilled wisdom Of Reno's
plethora of experienced divorce lawyers TO prove
TO me how wrong how Economically wrong, was.
These sardonic worldlywise men, from the most
ethical and elegant to the verieSt shyster agreed as
in chorus that Cd sex is at the root of almost all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

IIVdI IUIVdN IIOU5V' III IIIy HIIIVVVIIVVI 7
thought the town would be awash with
tragedy and grief. l was prepared to
do an up.to-date rewrite Job on "An
American Tragedy" with a new twist.
My pockets were full of crying towels.
Years of legend and fiction, fes.
tooned on Reno, led me to expect in
Vulnerable dowdY middle-aged women,
pitiful and alone. These, in my minds
eye, were the hapless victims and low
ing helpmeets of husbands, who, pant
ing after some younger and tastier
dish, had dispatched Old Faithful to
Reno for a divorce.
The husbands, Of course, would
narninn money for the NOlInper women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Ia May IL. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Election Likely
For Argentina

BUENOS AIRES. Feb. II tUP)
President Pedro RAMIREZ Of
Argentina was reported today TO
have scheduled 4 conference with
Gen Arturo RawSon, his co-leader
IN last Junc,S revolution, and in
formed SosrceS said they might
reorganlze the entire cabinet, call
elections and return Argentina 10
constitutional government
Ramirez STAYED of a cabinet
crisis temporarily yesterday by
Of his leaders 81
two or them cen StbeFto
Gilbert foreign minister and Col
Enrique = Gonzalez, secretary 10
the presidency were forced out
az the lnSiStence of younger army
officers because they had at
tempted 10 force a declaration of
war against the AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Senate Snags
Persian Oil Line

WASHINGTON. Feb L CINSj
A Senate m VEN ent Was
launched today 10 block govern
ment construction of a SIPS 000-
naa- ell pipe line from the Persian
9 II 10 the Mediterranean until
world oil policy IS formed
The ilTSt step IS expected 10 ne
creation OF an eicht-man Senate
committee 10 investigate the oil
situation and recommend a plan
20 be followed in exploiting foreign
oil reserves.
1.-THE proposal 10 build the
pipe line TO privately Owned
American oil reserves requires
congressional consider n a =
Said Senator Brewster tRt Of
Maine at Is not a proper policy
10 be determined by the eNeCu-
tive branch Of the government
alone"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
6H. 900 i'm Raid
Figures Reveel immensely
Of Raid on Berlin

LONDON, Feb. Il The
colossal dimensions Of the Tues
day night raid on Berlin were re-
Noaled today by an Raj base
commander who said more than
$1,000 men took part in the air
and ground phases of the opera
ton.
-Four thousand men. he dis
closed worked for five hours 10
place the bombs IN the planes and
az least 1000 airmen were IN
Suucted just before taking off
About 30 ground crewmen
worked on each of the 1000 bomb
crS dispatched on the mission. At
least 100000 gallons of gasoline
were consumed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
HeIsinkiBombed
As Firms, Reds
Discuss Peace

STOCKHOLM Feb. II up
-Four hundred Red Air Force
bombcrs raidcd Hclsinki during
the night m what may have been
am attmepl 10 hasten Finland
decision 10 get out Of the war.
The Stockholm newspaper It'd
nineen Indicated that former Fin
njSh Premier Juho X PasSlkivi
may have begun peace discussions
with the Soviet envoy to Sweden
Mime Alexandra kollontay
The newspaper said that many
signs pointed IN the direction" Of
more tangible cpntaetS between
the Firms and the Russians here
and that the lrSt real peace
talks occurred between Nine
kollontay and PaaSlklvi
Tidningcn said II also Was ru-
morcd that PaaSikivi had met NJ.
Semihaep chancellor nEthe Rus
sian legation
First reports indicated last
nights two raids were the heavi-
est ever made on HelSinki The
first attack began at s p. m and
lasted a little more than an hour,
but later waves pounded the CAPT
tai from shortly after midnight
until s a m, a United Press dis
patch from HelSinki said
Finnish censorship G. I'm p o d
down on details of damage. but
the Stockholm Svenska Dag
bladetS correspondent reported
that more fires were Set-than in
the two Russian raids the night
OF Feb s
The Finnish legation in Stock
holm said that some Of the raid
erS were shot down Other Finnish
sources said Russian planes also
had raided Abo lTurku) 95 miles
Wrst of Helsinki, three times dur
inG the night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Bill
Due 10 Go 10
President Today

WASHINGTON. Feb IT llP'
The House was >ct Today l0
complete congressional action nl
legislation 90 kil The 5dmiHie'i7-
ron'S food Subsidy program an1
subsidy foes believed they h7a
enough strength 20 override me
expected presidential veto.
With Senate action comp eio3
f7o House VAS CTUCCrT1 - T0uNC
promptly I0 approving The con-
feren-e report on a bill no extend
Tho hfc ct the Commodity Credit
Corn until June so 1919. and
ordering liquidation Of tre food
Subsidy program by June 80 OF
rNiS wear.
The bin would wipe 0ut thrce
general types ~ subsidies which
the administration contends mas
helped stabilize the. wartime
ecorcuN. These are
$4,000 coo a year 20 roll
back the retail price ~ butter
meat ar7 peanut bDii't
500 zoe 600 a year to offset
increased transportation costs
on corn. apples and sugar
100000 "a year 10 permit
higher prices 10 farmers. with
our higher prices 10 consumers
on canned fruits and vegetables
chedaar cheese. dried beans
milk. peanuts potatoes pruneN
and raiSinS. truck crops wheat
for feed. wheat for flour and
vegetable shortening
The an,i-SuhSidy measure also
provides steps for increasing The
retail price Of milk by IN cents
r Quart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Clio Plans Union
OF Utility Workers

NEW YORK, Feb II ms -
Go President Philip Murray was
disclosed today 70 be planning
establishment Of new national
union al half = million gas. heat.
light and power workers in his
fight 10 break the Little Steel
wage FORMULA
Negotiations are under way be-
tween the Go and % ndepend-
ent utility unions throughout he
country looking 10 an amalga-
nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
SEAL JAPS' DOOM

Gen Macarthur communique
revealed that American and New
Zealand troops have consolidated
their positions on the newly cap
tured Green Islands. between New
Ireland and the SolomonS. Fall
of the strategic isles sealed the
doom Of 22.00O laps still in the
Solomon group and provided a
jumping-on place for possible am
phlhiouS assaults against Rabaul
or kavIenG
Other Allied aircraft. ranging
over northeastern New Guinea
coastal areas. were credited with
destroying or damaging AZ enemy
planes OF these y were caught
on the group at Dagua airdrome
on Monday and 10 were hit m
tho runway at AleXiShafen air
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Edwards Hurt az Camp

Formrr Colm.IImln GclrEe
Edwards, now an army private.
suffered broken bone ~ rs
lght hand u an oll season foot
ball game al Camp Nheoieg Lt4
ne informed hl> wife uy telephone
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
6O-Cent Theft
Costs ) Years

NEW YORK, Feb. i ms -
FWe-to 10 years at hard labor for
theft of 90 cents was the sen
tence imposed today on William
j Nolan. 10. runaway Flint youth
A jury found the youth guilty
% stealing the money last Sept
- from the poor box Of ST. An
drews Church Of Staten Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Jap Plane
Factory
Bombed
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Continued from Page One)
flames and smoke" Gen Mac
Arthur'S COmmunlque said
The airdrome was heavily
covered"
A 3,000-ton cargo ship three
coastal vessels and several
smaller craft were sunk in the
harbor. Two. Hoatplancs were de
stroycd and three damaged.
The tree-top hopping Allied
aircraft encountered an intense
curtain of anti-aircraft fire Eight
Of the bombers were shot down
into Kavieng harbor, but a Gaia
lima flying boat saved Is men
Details on Page y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
MANY CAPTURED

Tn this savage fighting north of
Zvenigorodka the Russians de-
stroyed II tanks. took many
prisoners and occupied several
more s rong h o d : within the
pocket
West Of Zvenigorodka powerful
forces Of Nazi armor tried 10
break through 10 help the en-
circled forces but were flung back
With loss OF 90 tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
Filler AbaFeS Fire
OF .BapS. Saves ID

Z s FIFTH AIR FORCE ADVANCED BASE, NEW
GUINEA Feb II QNSl- American hers shot down
into the harbor of Kavcpg by Jap ackack rescued
dramatically by the bfa l.. $ Navy Catalina flying
boat despite the intense fire Of shore batteries 1t can be
revealed today
This new saga Of the Southwest Pacific occurred after
Tla.3s sffasIRe attaak hA Mitehe and % hOmbcrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17

my " ITII'F WI ~ ~
A map showing the
island of Ponape in the
Caroline group, first point
in the Car0IineS To feel the
might of the L. =. bombers.
POnape, largest of three
islands guarding the APP
prOaches TO Truk, was hit
"in considerable force"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-17
PRE-INvASIoN RAID

'ff'he spectacular tong.ranEr al
tack, foreshadowing a possible
sustained pre-inNaSlon air often
sive against the CarolncS, pivot
of Japanese power throughout the
middle and south Pacific. was re-
vealed by Adm. Nimitz IN a COM
munlque
The commander Of tho L. S.
Pacific fleet said The principal tar
gets of the raid were shore install
iationS AZ ponape which guards
the eastern approaches 10 Truk.
a small Jap cargo ship IN the
harbOr was sunk
Marine corps pilots made recon-
naiSsance flights over Ponape
early this month