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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
9Th Battles
TO Hold
Beach

ALLIED HQ, AigIers, Feb. s
tUP)-The battle for Casino
ragged into its eighth day with
undated fury today while SO
miles 10 the north American and
British Fifth Army troops fought
grimly with their backs 10 the sea
10 hold their l00-Square-mile
beachhead below Rome.
a communique announced that
u. s. tanks and infantry main.
tanned their incesSant attacks on
the almost eneireled German gar.
rison inside Casino and on the
Nazi positions in the hills north
ri the fortress town yesterday
The bitter struggle continued
through the night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
FIRST on sCENE

Born and his attorney Thomas
Rosenberg Who wifi also testify
We're the first 10 arrive on the
scene after the shooting RoSen-
berg was PLAYING cards with Born
IN Born's apartment when they
received 2 cal informing lhcm oi
the shooting
They are expected 10 dcsCLlhC
The details in Room $50 when
they arrived in an attempt 10
TpcOnStruCt the crime Stories of
both men 10 the police gave rise
20 the conclusion that Mrs VII
Hams struggled u4ji i- HEP SLAYER
over the gun before The fatal shot
was fired
Walter Shawke. hotel houSchov.
who arrived after The shooting
and spoke with Mrs Williams bc-
fore she lapsCd into unconscious
ness. is expected 10 repeat her
statements.
Mrs. Williams Is supposed 70
have told Shawko she did MOI
know the woman who shot her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

peace in Europe is impossible un-
less the Vatican is shorn of its
political power. "
The criticisms were made Reut-
er's news agency reported IN q
Moscow dispatch in reviews OF a
new book entitled The Vatican
Policy In EurODe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
MAKE SIMPLE ERRORS

Asked specifically what com
plant they had against the eX
perts. Drumm said
Everything from soup TO
nuts. They make errors from
simple addition and subtraction
TO deciding if a man is the head
OF household or not.
THE principal trouble Il that
these people who take il on
themselves 10 help the public
prepare It's returns do not pre-
pare themselves for their jobs.
"They do not even read over
the instructions carefully. They
are in IL for the few dollars
they can gOuge out of the little
man who comes In with his
problems and their bait 10 10
promise to save him money.
NOT EVEN USEFUL
AS matter Of fact" Drumm
said. "they do not even perform
useful service. They save
him money--at the time. But
when he comes In with his re-
turn we quickly disillusion him
and he has To pay IL anyhow.
1.-THE trouble IL that II makes
double work for us. We have
To refigure the entire return
and do il over, correcting the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
End Vatican Power,
Soviet Press Asks

LONDON. Feb. s GNSJ The
Soviet press was reported today
20 have renewed us criticism Of
'Ha Vatican by quoting a new
book as asserting that a firm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
SHELLS RAIN on SIN

On the Anzio beachhcad front
TO the north. cmbattlcd Allied
troops dug IN under q rain ri
enemy Shellfire along a lA-milo
battle line extending eight miles
inland from the SSa
Allied troops "cd1Solidstcd thor
positions in the Deachhcsd. the
communique said
"a high British military
source IN Washington conceded
that the battle Of the beach
head was not going according 10
plan and said bad weather had
prevented the Allies from main
tanning tight aerial patrol over
their supply lines there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Lag Hurts
18th Loan

The average citizen OF Michigan
Is letting has country down IN The
Fourth War Loan
Unions, corporations, churches
and iratornal organizations are
doing more than their share The
average individual bond purchaser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

mistakes Of these corner eX-
-pertS. live do IL In the first
place, We save time and n bad
headache for the income tax
payer"
Kavsnagh agreed that the tenn.
porary experts did not prepare
themselves for their work.
IF they really wanted to give
the public u service" be said,
they could do II by familiariZ-
the provisions of the tax Law.
LAWYERS KNOW HOW
81 would say that most LAM
yers and accountants know how
Ia make out the returns. There
are others who are also conf
petent, such n some of our own
internal revenue men who have
gone into tax work.
But the ma iOrity Of those
NHb Npl INK w III lii'N' ~ an
stores and street corner offices
during the income tax period
are sadly lacking In the knowl-
edge and experience to ad"i>c
others"
The public's chances Of Slip
ping by with errors is slim, kava-
nagh pointed out. lie has ~
auditors i'm his office who work
on returns showing gross income
OF $1,000 and under. The larger
ones arc sent To Washington,
where returns showing error are
discovered and sent back here.
NOT SO COMPLICATED
Kavanagh had a word Of cheer
for the harrIed tax payer
THE forms are not ~ COM
pIicated aS they look" he said
"If YOU read the instructions
carefully you can fill out your
own return without too much
trouble. II you get into jam,
call on us.
But don't spend your money
at the first sign that says tax
expert"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

WHEN Correeidor finally felt y May .. 1872 the
w formal surrender came as a surprise Of the
600 American 5000 Filipino soldiers and sailors.
logical climax series of disasters high
cbtcd Of Manila and the Cavte naval base
Eve the heavy aerial bombing Of Corregdnr
Dec ~ Sal departure Of high United States and Philippine
officials February and the withdrawal 10 Australia of Cen
Arthur and members of his staff i March.
Then April g. 1912, Bataan surrendered. There were
approximately four times many Baaan four miles
away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
LANDING REPORTED

LONDON, Feb. S-The unrc-
liable Vichy radio today broad
cast what II said was Jap
communicate announcing that u S.
troops had landed in the Kurilc
Islands north OF Japan Para
mushiru is one OF fine Kuriles.
The Vichy report is believed 10
have been garbled in transmission
from Tokyo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
$4,000 IN ONE TRAP

Escape from NikeBel, one Of
tho two Dnioper bend pockets in
which large German forces are
trapped was cut of 70 the west
10 sor1c rs f60 NHEiy-five in-
fantry divisions after the Red
army raced south 20 sever the
last enemy-held railroad IN that
sector.
About $50 miles 10 the north.
wcst. other Russia armies
smashed az Ntzi forces trying OF
break through a ring of steel TO
The roicf of more than l25 600
GERMANS ttr-he annthttatrd tn the
Zycnigorodka-Shp area
Industrial experts in London
sHd that Nik0pol capture
would moan tt3t onc-haif 10
two.thirds ~ Germany steel
f4Lnnccs Mo4ld bg forccd 20
close down
on the Le0irgrad front Rus
sian forces winch captured 20 Vl-
lagos ~o1h ~ SEorN drove %
within 10 WleS ot tbc rail iunc.
ton of Iuea from The northeast
Luga is 100 miles south OF Len
inEIad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Tax Experts
20 Pei. Wrong
TOdGy's
War Map.

Continued from Page One)
ment nothing. took il across the
street 10 the internal revenue bu-
reau. A quick check by the
government man showed that he
owed $50. He paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
10 PER CENT GET BY

This tax payer was only one Of
a legion Only 10 out OF a hun
dred whose returns have been
traced 10 the Self-Styled experts
escape trouble with the govern
ment.
Some OF the edge has been
taken off the business this year
by both the large companies and
the unions. Two companies have
set up tax service 20 help their
employees fill out blanks az a
minimum cost Of $50 a return.
The unions have set up staffs to
aid their members. too
Giles Kavanagh, collector Of
internal revenue for the Detroit
district. and Al Drumm. assistant
chief Of the income tax depart
ment, agree that 90 per cent of
the returns traced 20 Sclf-Stylcd
experts are wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

D. doing less
than half of
his
Consequently
with only eight
d ys left in
the drive inci-
Vidu a pur-
ChaSes ~ 30 8 (
total Sl7. 900
600 daily for
that period n
the state is 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Dev Of Surrender Arrives

BY A. M surrender day, Jap snipers inhated our beach
defense lines in some force
AT 10 ann orders sent to all artillery units to destroy
guns and installations by II noon
Al noon May gloom fell The Rock Some men crieo
quietly others hysterca Exactly on the stroke OF u
boual copsman Gen. Moores office he was SOD
bng tears streaming down his face:
There's a white flag waving at the hospital entrance
To most the relief But the silence
following was than Smelling The sudden opening OF
door falling chair would make jump land finch In the
moment of thought Of tomorrow for there was
no tomorrow. For the end had come
At II 55, May g wrote the navys last
H COnidr. message from The Rock and sent uncoded
Malay. GOING OFF AIR NOW. GOODBY
AND GOOD LUCK CALLAHAN AND
MCCOY"
II was three hours before Imperial Japanese Marines
swarmed into the tunnel
In the days Japs hit The Rock with minimum OF
600 shells day. mostly Of about 150-mmeer, along with
some 2os day they blasted with 10000 mostly
from Bataan
Much of this fire could not he returned
The Iaps artillery hospital area which we knew
10 contain at least 5000 and Filipino wounded The
aps literally wounded make ramparts around their
TOMORROW-The Enemy Takes OUer
,Cowrgh BY syndicate Inel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Surrender Draws Near

The surrender time neared OF us Mccoy was in
tunnel occupied by the and the other Menk in the
tunnel occupied by army headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
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Mccoy:

and hundrcds the open Tor ar and smoke II was
pitch dark
Suddenly people around the tunnel entrance seemed to
be strk by lightning there awful glare and mighty
crash.
4 savo Of Japanese 24omm shells had landed IN their
midst Just that Fortunately, 1t dark
and the SURVIVORS look the around them
About midnight that night went of duty in the radio
shack in the navy tunnel and to the entrance There
found one had helped the doctors She
CRYING her sand bagged machine gun tiptoed
away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Is DIVISIONS PERrLED

In two Dniopcr bend traps, rem
nantS Of IS Maj divisions battled
desperately against tho steel rings
tightening around them
Far In the frozen north other
Rcd armies lmpcrlled NarVa, live
miles inside old Estonia, where
German SnlpcrS were said 10 have
been cleared from the suburbs on
Tho cast bank ol tho Narva River.
Russian guns were reported
trained on me heart OF the city,
a Berlin broadcast acknowl-
edged that the Russians had
forced the Narva River and
penetrated into tho southern
part Of Narva itself, hut claimed
the Russians subsequently, were
driven back and annihilated,
United Press said The broad
cast claimed that 40 Russian
divisions about 900 900 men
were in action on the Narvs
front }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Inquest Seeks
Clues in Chicago
Mystery Killing
- b hi nrIRon -.

CHICAGO ErH n.H i.H
IN 'hr Drake Ha.r. MURDER
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Frark Reynolds ana lr--'".
Ststgs A.arn.. .
SAID fh.. HHr.
trr.. ..H Ns
ro' r f oH
thr names, .. f.r witnesses
fro..aE % 4as ll-u.l t-at o-.
Of tFem Va- Woman
All tHe roca.. Witnesses 'r
fhe Drake foh r case
Wel. .'sE to fl 'oH.N
tho l0s... r.r.rr" .a ~"HH.-
inE 1f fry tr- boru William
DAUGHTER ElEWIE\ENS
Mrs pH GnoHhodN U.s.
6aucH'rr ot since slain woman and
ono of tne trr-.' r. the uysior}
Wlzal- b-l--rs. -yEEE sCtCduiCn
80 toH a. the shooting She was
The nn'N CtU-Ufrr~s t0 tHC tIag.
e3y lf 6if ra' 'rsffN ~ ihr
or-Ira .-rrs.r- because ~1o MAS
s3f.errhE from shock
trUrr0rv WIFI rs Frank SrdrT
Williams -r7f0 department Off.
cIal and husband ~ tHa dead
t--r1----r--. yv-----7 -v--Tr- rr-rViiy 20
Chicago from Washington VII.
lamS. who married the murder
victim while hc was diplomatic
sttachc RI Tnky0 IS expected 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

EDITORS NOTE Capt Dyess, promoted to
lieutenant colonel his return, killed plane
crash al Burbank Cal, Dec. 22 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Reds
Enter
NiIxOpOl

MOSCOW Feb, 8 qNS)-7The
Nazi grip on the great manganese
center of Nikopol was fast wc,d<-
ening today after a night Of fur
iouS fighting during which Soviet
tommygunnerSr spraying a hail Of
lead in a house 10 house advance.
penetrated deeper toward the
heart OF the blazing city.
Nikopol lies on the west bank
Of the Buirpcr River, 270 miles
southeast of KieV.
Frontline dispatches said that
the Germans, faced with imminent
loss Of the city and the vast man
gancSe wealth of the area, were
blowing up stores and buildings
as they fell back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08


VETERANS GIVE SUPPORT
al out support for The bond
drive came today from army and
navy veterans who already nave
served their country TO The very
limit Of tscir capacities.
8 check Of returned heroes no"
making application for their mus
terng ont pay shows that many
o. them intend 20 pun the greater
part of their money in war bonds
I'VE want 10 get this war
over and get our buddics home
one explained We know what
its like over there
GROUPS DIVISION LEADS
Of the states individual quota
81 S233 100000 only SllT7u0 lW
has hean subscribed thus Ear
Sales ~ thc corporation division
which include unions churches
and fr8fcrnal organizations ir
addition fa business firms nave
reached S1821n9pJ0 Thus
1910 per cent ~ M.ohcars cor-
poraton quota
Combined purchases 'rrp0ua.
and corporation -aw fo'a' Ss51-
100000. pfHrn rs ~ per cent of
the states oyer-a. quota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
157 IN SEVENTH DIE

Sixty per cent Of the casualties
in the MarShallS was suffered by
veterans OF the army's seventh
division In seven days Of fierce
fighting 10 win Kwaialein Island,
Japan'S administrative headquar-
tors for the MarShallS. l57 men of
the Seventh were killed. I'D
wounded and II were reported
missing.
Jap casualties in the Kwa ialein
sector stood out in sharp contrast,
numbering as they did 1850 killed
and l73 captured
Casualties among the Fourth
Marines, who captured Ro and
Namur at the northern end Of
Kwaialcin atoll totalcd 100 killed
436 wounded and SIS missing The
Japs lost 3,472 killed and 81 cap
tured.
These figures were based on re-
ports received from the front as
of Sunday night, hut Admiral
Nimitz'S announcement stated that
final figures were expected 10
vary only slightly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
administration units.

administration units.
On Nav = about s p M the guard was aered-an enemy
landing appeared likely The tunnel system literally rocked from
The nac of 2fO.mm exploding fast they sounded IKE
a giant machine gun
As fast used up supplies all storage space was turned
into hospital Even had to build tpedecNef peas
10 accommodate wounded.
The nurses like champions The wounded realized
the hapolcssness made little complaint About a. M on
A G m the hnsual blond winked at me and sang
eft Won fellows chase those Nips away we nurses
will have 10 get out there and do II ourselves
About dawn May received report OF three Jap tanks
having landed an-tank were of World war vintage
but no enemy got headquarters until after the sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
How IS.
Fled Jap Prison
Continued from Page one)

Jack Hawkins and Michael Dobervich all now majors
,vo .1my ergeants f. b. Spiemsn and Paul Marshall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

Even In COrregldor's soNd rock tunnels
we could feel the vibration of the almost
constant Japanese barrage. One night to-
ward the end Of April the harrageL lifted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
ENLARGE OTHER FIELD

On the southern end Of the atoll.
kwaialcin airfield is rapidly be-
ing enlarged.
Admiral NimitZ, commander in
chief Of the Pacific fleet, released
casualty figures on the Kwaialein
invasion, showing A teef nearly
30 JapS killed for each American
who died
American casualties, including
killed. wounded and missing, to-
tailed 1916, against known Jap
casualties totalng 1856 including
S.122 slain and 264 taken prisoner,
some wounded.
The Pfe-iHEasieH bemhafdmen+
Of Kwajalein, laid down from the
sea by the mightieSt u. S. naval
armada ever assembled, unqucs-
tionahly saved scores Of American
lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Wdrship, Plane
Patrol Cuts Off
Jdpsin MdrshdIS

PEARL HARBOR, Feb s
QNS) Thousands Of Jap marines.
airmen, ground crews, infantry,
sailors and laborcrS were trapped
in the Marshall Islands today
facing death by starvation and
abandoned by Tokyo.
Cut off from supplies by army
and navy planes ranging the skies
and warShipS patroling the sea
lanes behind them, the gsrrisons
-Ut the remaining - marshall
atollS Stlll IN Jap hands face GER
tain destruction.
In view of the fact that the
JapS expected ~the American at
tack on the MarShalls to hit one
of the atollS nearer Pearl HarbOr
than the kwajalein group, garri-
son strength on such atollS as
Vote, Maloelap. Jaluit and Mill
may we'll SurpaSS that of kWa-
ialein, whore more than 5000 Japs
failed 10 check the Americans. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
SMALLER GARRISONs

In addition 10 these main strong
points, such atollS as Erikub. Lac
UlaC, Siinglapalap, Manu- and
Jabol are manned by garriSons in
lesser strength than was KWa.
jaIein.
Jap aerial strength in the
MarShallS undoubtedly has been
completely wiped out by our air
force and warships on patrol have
prevented any attempts 10 sneak
IN additional planes.
While this same naval screen
has prevented all escape toward
the Caroline Islands. l.. s. planes
are believed 10 be carrying OUT Il
devastating aerial bombardmcnt
throughout the MarshallS.
SnaheeS- are expected to have
the alrfleld on Roi Island. at the
northern TIP of the Kwaiolein
atoll, ready for service at any
moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

Headquarters of Gen. Wainwright anc
Gen. Moore were in Malinta tunnel. Here
were the hospital, machine shops, food sno
ammunition reserves radio station AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

Even In Corregidor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

issvs psymtnit rsTs ssuIiAlng ntlutst chnls
Of percent monthly on unpaid hslsmss 1910 iloa.
percent menlhlJ on bslsacn sbevs
Quick. friendly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

IERE pleasant little game that will you
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters first the number
letters II the number is less than
your number Start at the left
check OF key
right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you d-24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Ward Strikers Hail
President Directive

CHICAGO. hprh IT ftNSt~<A
victory for labor ID Tho strike of
employees az ue Chicago plant, OF
Montgomery Ward and Go was
,,-,.-,- t-,--t+'tscr- otfr-i0i-- - i'f'r''.
don't EooScyclfs directive 70 both
sags fo fHt The strike hy tQmor-
oW noon
we consider II real victory
Tor The unlun since Nc struck to
obtain compliance with the
NLB order by the management
of Wards. declared Henry An
dor>on president of Local 20 o.
the union. "NoW that the
President ha> informed manage
ment 10 must comply with the
MLB order and IA, set dead
line. We feel IN i a victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Army Promotes
6 From State

WASHINGTON. April - ms
The war department today a0
n0unced the temporary promotions
II six .hfICfTEdu Ctt1cCry-
They are.
Lieutenant Colonel 20 Colonel
raul Hinds. &C Frsfrf
fst Lisuts rGnt 10 { apt0fr
victor John IeVsn-rWtti e-
lre1l avn. Detroit
Ind LIsutenant 20 1t Licufenonf
George A. Wciroeyecr j., Al Ff"a
Iofel Detroit
ara Detroit -
IuIush Yourt Ho4sekrecht. FNrs 2
lister Detroit
Au.ard Hafcn CNe Nps rr
Order War stamps delivered
Is your home nv your Detroit
Times carrier.
ADVERT SENTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

A man has 10 stay in tip-top
shape these busy days. One thing
he needs is good breakfast, Start
with plenty Of milk. fruit. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
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WE%L~-Parade OF Ban1s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
MONDAY AFTERE DON

2is q IA
WJR-Perry Aason-D.
WWJ -vChurch Hymns
CkL.W -Novach'rd ume "
Misunderstanding Minstrel
500 4. N
WJR-Ilnda First Love.
NNJ--Moman OF America
XIV Jack Berch
WCAR-NeVs Ace music.
>WILR Seas music
NEAI-Newss music.
WjBk News Melody.
s:ia q. VI.
WIR-EdItors Daughter.
WNNJ Ma Perkins-D
rEIW Two keFb0arfs
WCAB-Mountain Red ~
WY Appointment with
life.
$50 T.. "
WIZ I'm Harmonv-D
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CkLW Mary recommends
WCAR-Gucst Time NJ.
WiLB Mclodlc Gems
WEAL--Music u. >. Loves.
S;t5 4. N.
WJR-stump Us-V
WWJ-Happlness Rlght-D.
CkLW News Ace
NCAR-Western skies NJ.
W&YZ Ethel and Albert.
400 q. VI.
WIZ Broadway matinee.
WV Backstage Wlfe-D.
CkLW Walter Compton.
WCAR-News and music.
WANL Blue FruHcs
WfLB-NtWs Uncle NICK.
WENL4--NeWs. music.
WJBK-News. Melody.