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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Russians Smash
NdziS Attempt
To Rescue Army

MOSCOW Feb 16 up Rus
sian forces have stcmmed an
clcventh-hour German attempt 90
rescue the remnants of the en-
cIrclcd Nazi Eighth Army IN the
central Ukraine, front dispatches
said today
Gen. Natutin'S artillery and in
fantry pinned down a German
rescue Spearhead that had wedged
into the Soviet lines northwest of
ZAonigorodka, Dispatches said.
and farther north reduced the
ChGrAaSsA- pocket -tn-.2A- square
miles
The Germans attacked seven
times yesterday in an effort 20
widen their rescue wedge but
were thrown back with a loss of
more than 1000 men Another 800
Germans were killed inside the
pocket where the Russians seized
heavily fortified StrongholdS in a
night attack and beat of morning
commentaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Congress Favors
Legion Vet Aid
BY DAVID CAMELON
uetrult Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10
Friends of Americas fighting men
and women are modifying ter
rifle strength in Congress behind
the American Legion's Bill Of
Rights for CT Joe and CT Jane -
With slightly more than halt Of
the 435 members of the House of
Representatives reached thus far,
the Lcgion'S poll of House mem
berS today stands at l41 pledged
10 support the bill; 90 probable
votes for IT and II noncommittal
replies.
At this rate. passage Of the bill
when il comes up in the House rs
considered a certainty. The over
whclming support being recorded
is regarded on Capitol Hill as a
tribute TO the power OF the Amor
lean Legion. with its close 10 II =
600 posts and more than a million
+ members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
|, 200 Enemies
Sail From i. ).

LISBON Portugal. Feb. rs
INS)-The Swedish exchange
ship GupSholm is scheduled 10
arrive hero about Feb. "a loaded
with 1900 Germans and French
men 10 be exchanged for 307
residents Of Tho United States and
Latin America Portuguese su-
thorlIcs revealed today.
The transfer will be under the
auspices Of the Portuguese govern
nCut
a total Of 81 Of tho exchange
passengers from Axis territory
are T. = citizens. The others
are residents Of Central and South
American countries. The German
and French passengers on the
GrpshOlm were said 10 include
officials civilians and war
wounded
Tho Gup>holm icfi Jersey City.
y. J., last n,Cht.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Tree Grows i'm BROOKLYN
Starts In Sunday Times

a Tree Grows in Brooklyn thc book sensation Of
the year in pictorial strip form with story digest one
Of two special EXCLUSIVE and highly appealing fea.
lures starting In this SUNDAYS Detroit FINES and con
tnung in the daily Detroit Times
The other EXCLUSIVE IL series Of four articles
which all with men IN the service should read port,avs
the REAL Gen Dwight u Elsenhowor rs revealed I'M
ms own letters 20 folks back home he Abilene Kan
q" A Tree Grows in Brooklyn bv Betty smith is
realistic story Of American life among The poo. "a
story Of hunger and want and Che constant fight for
the way out
Issues Of The Detroit INES are huifed because
Of the neWsprint shortage. II Is suggested therefore
you dial Cherry $500 to arrange for carrier deiUery
OF the Sunday and daily Detroit Tunes TO your home
80 may folioW each instoient al the tco EXCLU
SIYE features starting tn Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
THE WEATHER

nstroit and vicinity Light snow and
warmer tonight and Thursday. Lowest
about "a Gentle 10 moderate winds
Shippers forecast Protect shipments
during the next 80 hours for: North. -
degrses. ~est 20; east 20 south 20.
DETROIT DATA
temperature Tuesday. Highest, "A DE-
Erees. lowest, 10: mean. -.
Departure from normal Temperature
Tuesday Il degree
Departure from normal Temperature
since Jan !: = 400 degTees
Temperatures one year ago today; high-
est, al degrees: lowest. 4 mean, "A.
Temperature this date In past u wears
Highest. 90 deSrees, IN 1921. iowe't y
n 1904
Relative humidity TUESDAY. 20 m
SO per cent 80 a m. So per cent io
, m, 63 per cent. 80 p. m, - per
cent
Precipitation IN last a. hours 'noing At
a 80 a m today Trace.
Departure from normal prfcl PATTON fln'e
jar II Is inches
Degree DAYS FOR Tuesday, Fer. ~; 4.
Normal for Feb ~. 40.
Accumulated degree dAvs mis- month
eOs
Normal degree dAys for February: ii2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
F Pro- oo.AAHzis Axis Clique
Rules Argentine

NONTEVIDEO, Feb. 16 CTNS)
The Argentine government Suf-
fered new upheaval today after
army officers, repeatedly stalled
of a declaration of war against
The AXIS by President Ramirez
regime.
out OF the Argentine govern
-n4eHt tttfe Foreign NJ ii-ff- : e ?
Alberto Gilbert: Col. Enrique
Gonzalez, secretary Of the preSi-
dent. and Or. Iharra Garcia.
undcrSecretary for foreign affairs.
The army officers. under Col
Juan Peron, labor secretary took
over the foreign office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

Continued from Page One)
YOU that we must pay dearly
for every foot Of advance on a
long and costly road.
I'VE are paying 1000 casual
ties a mile, and it's 500 miles 10
Berlin, and farther than that TO
Tokyo.
1.-THE American Legion re-
ported on Dec. l that a survey
~ 1887 battle casualty cases I'm
- states disclosed that many of
them had lived on their own re-
sources for four 60 seven
months after release from hos
pitfalls.
These cases showed that the
average time that veterans Of
this war were waiting for com
pensatlOn WAS almost four
months. Their army or navy
paw stopped with discharge
their aIlotmentS 20 dependents
likewise stopped a. they left the
hospital: they were forced TO
shift for themselves until n
rating was actually made.
MUCH HARDSHIP
In the case OF those who
we're seriously disabled and Un-
employhble, this brought hard
ship and suffering aud n feeling
that the promises of care and
attention which had been given
them were empty words az
Dec. OF last year 10000 such
cases OF World War II veterans.
wounded or disabled during
service, were already pending in
the files Of the Veterans Ad-
ministratiOn
1T isn't good sense 10 declare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

war and then walt 10 make pro
vision TO care for the wounded
until YOU see II YOU get some
wounded. II Is the sad truth
that they are as certain rs the
fighting itself. II we wait 10
make provision for them until
we have them, men will be ne
elected.
"Up until now the nation and
Congress and administrative Of
ficials have been busy thinking
and talking about what they
were going To do for the wound
ed: they forgot that while they
were talking and planning, men
were being wounded and pro-
vision had not yet been made
for adequate service 10 them.
WELL HOSPITALIZED
Though many thousands Of
men who have returned from
battlefieldS with medals on their
chest have been forced TO wait
months for their compensation
until now. they have not failed
~ hospital bed and the finest
~ medical attention, although
we are running dangerously
close Ia using all facilities avail
able
-~ Several thousand cases per
month are being turned over by
the army and navy 10 the Vet
Grams Administration: already
the neuropSv chiatric or nervous
cases are absorbing all existing
facilities.
In California alone we found
last week more than n hundred
World War II veterans who
had been sent To the state hos
pitfalls; tubercular institutions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Passage Of Bill
To Kill Subsidies
Due Tomorrow

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Senate House eortDTrr, vgre
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food subsidy p.o-I'' a.a
10 have n ready g.. Nna gnDCrC.
.,o,sl action Tomorrow
T-,o HenScs and senate vr-- On
nerre4 81, s0nr-vr fnc rerfrrrr-r
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measure R." mo F..N
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Anterior Here. Pleads for Vets

troit today from Grand Rapids,
where he also made public the
organizations plans TO help the
soldiers and sailors in their fight
for fair treatment.
Atherton was guest Of honor at
a testimonial breakfast in the
presidential suite of the Book
Cadillac today before leaving for
Greenfield Village. The village
was opened especially for his trip
by Ford officials.
Tomorrow Atherton leaves for
an inspection tour Of Percy Jones
Hospital in Battle Creek. where
many veterans OF this war are
now being treated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Arrested as PIotter
To Gel Military Tips

NEW YORK. Feb. 16 tUP1 -
John Marsh, p. elevator operator.
was held tod aY on charges of
sen ding threatening letters to
movie actress Kathryn Grayson in
an attempt TO obtain military in
formation from her husband, Capt.
John Price
Police said they found three
letters in Marsh's possession. and
that one, addressed 10 Price, said
he and "all sentimental Americans
who thought they could oppose US
would be shot when the German
troops march through New York
on their glorious and triumphant
daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Who's Boss?
Captain in Doubt About
WAC Major Bride
Mo- by Trms. slan Az

WASHINGTON Feb. rs Up
When a WAC major marrcs an
army captain. who's boss
There's no question In the
army's mind who's boss. hut
there's some question In my
mind" said Capt John G. Lornc
Of Detroit
Lorne viii find out today III
will he married this morning &c
Maj Mary l. Durr. Dayton O.
assistant executive 10 Col Ovets
CUP Hobby. WAC Commandant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Rookie Officer
Given Lie Test
In Drake Murder
.n.clnl To- m nErRolr rIMEs

CHICAGO, Feb. rs Adolph
Valanis. 80. probationary city
policeman and brother OF Mrs.
Ellen Bennett one-time suspect
in the Drake Hotel murder OF
Mrs Adele Born Williams. today
was being subjected 10 continuous
questioning by city police and
members of the states attorneys
office.
lie was seized on orders Of
Detective Chief John l. Sullivan
and during the night was SUBJ
jectcd 10 he dctcctor test last
ing half an hour
Chief Sullivan said that 80 far
NalanlS who was graduated from
the police training school TWO
weeks ago had supplied no infor-
nation helpful 10 solution of The
murder mystery but added
Some of Nalanis' statements
are conflicting and we viii con-
tinue 10 question him"
ValaniS has denied that he has
any knowledge Of the Williams
crime or any others
Renewed vigor was injected
into the Drake mystery today az
one responsible police official de-
clared The identity of Mrs. VIII
IiamS ASSASSIN vas Known,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Rogers Not in Race,
Hopes 10 Go in Army

CULVER CITY. Cal. Feb. l6
HNSD Rep. viii Rogers Jr Cd
OF California announced today
that he would not be a candidate
for any political office in 1914.
Rogers. it is believed, may re-
sumo his post as an army lieuten-
ant and 60 overseas 70 serve with
his old outfit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

take an interest and pride on
grounds Of religion and race,
Palestine, under the British
white paper, becomes a COM
munity surrounded by wall Of
politics which bars thr hapleSS
and unfortunate Jewish refu-
gees seeking SUCFUr amongst
their cO-religionlStS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
ChiId's Slayer 10 Die Of Gas

LITTLETON. Colo. Feb rs
INS)-A Jury last night fixed
death IN ColoradO's lethal gas
chamber AS the penalty for Frank
H. Martz. former staff sergeant
AZ Fort Logan. IN the sex murder
Of 3-year-old Kathleen Ann Gcist
Al Englewood last Dec s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Nazi Convoy Fires
On Swede Air Fleet

LONDON. Feb. rs GNS)- TWO
German warShips escorting n con-
voy of the west coast Of Sweden
fired on a formation OF Swedish
planes eNas-SMedlSh territorial
waters. Reuters reported from
Stockholm today.
The dispatch said the Swedish
government may take diplomatic
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Ickes Gets Assistant

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6 (INS)
The House voted. 1856 10 $50.
Yesterday 20 give Secretary Of the
Interior IckcS an additional as
NlStant for the duration AT $1,000
A wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

are carrying more cases than
medical and nursing stats are
available TO take care Of; the
margin Of beds for general
cases is dangerously small: ad-
ditional disqualification has been
planned and ordered
However, the Veterans Ad-
mlnistration has not had Suf-
fiCiently high priOrities 10 en-
able II 10 speed construction;
II must he given top priorities
Immediately, so that no battle
hero of tomorrow can possibly
lack for the finest medical care
and attention that this nation
is capable OF giving.
TARAWA CASUALTIES
Twenty five hundred new
patients were created I'm few
hours at Tarawa and Maxim.
They were just outposts;
push on the real strongholds Of
Japan will bring more thou
sands from the ehepPing blocks
Of the Jap butchers.
More hospital facilities must
he rushed TO completion II to-
mOrrOw's victims are 10 he
properly cared for.
I've are laviShly eNpendinV
billions 10 win this war We
haye appropriated one billion
dollars To help the people Of
other countries after the war.
I'VE are talking about spend
Ing hundreds Of millions of dol
lars TO build pipe line in
Arabia. which will make cheaper
oil and eaper power for
Europe TO compete with Us after
the war.
Let us be aS generous In eN-
pending n small part OF these
huge Su ms on our own. We
should not spend dollar abroad
for such purposes until We have
done all within our power. until
we have spent all that Is needed
"a bring SolaCe and happiness
and success 10 those for whom
the war will never end anu
whose sacrifice cam only be par
tally compensated for by the
gratitude OF a grateful people
The American Legion be
lieNes that costly ~ our wars
have been. costly a. this war is.
that every sacrifice made to es-
tablish Justice. freedom. democ-
racy and equality ~ opportunity
IN this land has been wort h
while"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
NEW RABAUL RAIDS

New day and night raids on
Rabaul were reported in todayS
communique. The enemy's three
big airdromes, reduced almost TO
uselessneSs, were smashed again
with III tons OF bombs Forty
Jap fighters tried 10 intercept and
seven were shot down. Three Al
lied fighters were lost.
Escorted four-motored planes
pounded Kavieng. the principal
enemy base on New ireland with
ll3 tons. There was no inter
ception.
WeWak's Dagua airdrome in
New Guinea was raided from a
low altitude and six Jap inter.
ceptorS were shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
DEATH TOLL Hob

The toll Of enemy dead yeSter.
day boosted TO more than $4,000
the number Of Germans officially
reported killed in the last two
weeks in the battle of the Cher
kassy pocket, including 24,600 in
side the pocket and 5000 in rescue
attempts from the southwest.
Nearly 500 German tanks have
been destroyed
ON the approaches 10 EStonia,
Cen Govorov's armies advanced
on a l5-mlle front toward PskoV.
highway and railway junction
guarding < he fF4a+f4 f4eFt Aefft gate
way 10 the Baltic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
SURVEYED DErENsEs
TARAwA CASUALTIES

. hNhcrton IS - 52~Ncar-ol0 lawyer
of Stockton Cal who was elected
'o head The Legion after serving
t- national defense chairman In
that capacity he travelled 1000
miles making q pre-Pcarl Harbor
,urlry of Nthc. nations defenses.
lIc has TWO sens an the army air
forces.
The Legion cad arrived in De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
GAIN I MILES

Soviet troops gained seven miles
along The main highway from
Luga TO Pskov with the capture
Of GorodetS. Novo Selye. Is miles
southwest Of Luga, and Petrov-
Skoye. II miles southeast OF Luga.
also were seized.
Front reports said the speed OF
the Russian thruSts into the Ger
man TANKS had forced the enemy
Fe- diFeFt his supply conveys over
dirt tracks and roads, creating
great traffic Jams which made
easy targets for Soviet gunners
and afFFneH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

The establishment of a
Jewish commonwealth in Pal
rstinr is the aEr-oid dream of
a prosecuted race and is the
only hope of the homeless
Jews sinking in the quagmire
of Aad persecution.
IL j. not n question Of mil
lions of Jews going 90 Palestine.
FEW JEWS LIFT
Hail OF The Jews IN IfTrifr-
iycd Europe lie dead and there
are not more than 5000 600
Jews left OF which only por-
tion will have the strength or
opportunity 10 migrate TO the
homeland"
Answering the testimony oI
Prof. Phillip Is. HITS OF Princeton
University who argued that the
pan-Arabian movement would be
injured by further Jewish immi
grafton into Palestine, Rabbi Wise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

NEW SPRINGBOARD
Not only was the doom OF %
900 remaining Jap troops IN The
SolomonS sealed, but the islands
give Macarthur a springboard for
possible assault against Rabaul.
the major enemy baStion on New
Britain Islands northeast tip.
Rabaul has been pounded by
planes day and night for six
weeks.
For all strategic military
purposes, Gen. Macarthur an
nOunced. this completes the
campaign for the solomon
Islands"
Enemy ground resistance 10
the Yanks and New ZealanderS
was described as negligible -
scattered machinegun fire being
reported from only one Of the six
islands making up the Green
group when the attack was made
Monday night Jap air reaction
also was weak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

Drive i'm
SO1OlnOnS

Continued from Page One)
moves that characterizeS war in
the South Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

Order War Stamps delivered
TO YOUR home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Hams Burned
I'm Garbage

Attendants at the northwestern
incinerator. 7749 West Dawson.
today retrieved five apparently
edible hams weighing from II 10
is pounds from the flames into
which they had been thrown with
garbage.
Police notified by Turner Of tho
presence Of tho hams in the
garbage, will turn the report over
TO the OPA today. they said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
LED BY SEABEES

american SCabeeS spear
headed the attack. United
Press saidD
Capture Of the Green group Is
Of deepest significance in the
series OF observation-disclosures
strokes in the southwest Pacific.
This eliminates" Macarthur
said. 1.-The successful series Of
flank movements commencing
in the New Georgia group which
has gradually enveloped all
enemy forces in the SOIomonS."
JAPS ISOLATED
Denied the use Of Rahaul. their
source of supply, these laps. scat
tered through ChOiSeul. the Short
lands Bougainville and Buka
islands are isolated and trapped
Occupation Of tho Green group
Varks the farthest northward
penetration OF the southwest Pa
cific campaign. fhe islands are
40 miles northwest of Buka and
40 miles east of shattered Rahaul
Construction of an airfield in
the newly won atoll is believed
possible despite the fact that the
islands are low and Swampy.
In Selling the Greens. MacAr-
thurs troops by-paSSed Buka and
thanked New Ireland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
BACKED IN L. 8.

Rabbi Wise told Chairman Sol
Bloom CD Of New York that %
per cent Of the 100000 Jews in
the United States supported the
program for Jewish national
homeland.
Rep. Walter A Lynch (D) of
New York declared before the
committee:
1.-THE world has too long
denied the Jews their Palestine.
Instead Of becoming a center
In which the Jewish people may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

The Arabs have done next 10
nothing for the United Nations
in this time of crisis
he asserted tina when F'teid
Marshal Rommel stood az the
gates Of Alexandria Egypt re-
manned neutral and lraq went
over 10 The NaziS.
Meanwhile. he added. 30 900
PaleStinian Jews were hghting
with the British and further vol
unteerS were refused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
NEW SPRINGBOARD

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&a1te uno 3. bon Sen rei6en 2ano=
belttern.
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8epeeung iude Sic religi0le 5reibait
in Suoamerifa 81 unteroritden NIT
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M69te.
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Die proteitantii9en Senolinse fom'
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Ser 1Gbriition Monitor" tann oas
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