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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

The New York Times od IL.
aprila je prinesel sledeci IRE
dino informativen clanek izpod
peresa porocevalca c. l.. Sulz-
bergerja. NanaSa Sc ma pogovor
med TEN porocevalcem in drjem
.Josipom Smodlako, ministrom
zunaniih zadev provizoricni
iugoslovanski (Ribarjevi) vladi.
Ia razgovor DO pojasnil marsh
katero stvar 0 politicnih nacrtih
J~ugoslov. osvobodilne fronte in
razprsil senco, XII 10 hocejo kro-
nicni nasprotniki narodnega
osvobodilnega gibanja raztreti
med Slovenskimi Amerikanci,
katerim nj mogoce umevati
vseh zapletenosti in zmeSnjav V
politicni situaciji v start domo-
VIM. To zmeSnjavo SO v Ameri-
XII zakrivili oni clement, XII no.
cello slovenski ameriSki zivelj
pregovoriti in izrabiti proti
liudski borbi "a samoodlocbo,
svobodo, pravico in demokraci-
10 in ga izkoristiti v p%oliticne
namene starih politicnih vodi-
teliev, XII Sc vedno sanjajo, da
Sc bo napravil cudez in da bodo
poklicani nazaj "a nadaljevanje
svoiih sebicnih eksplotacij. V
dosego tega SO pc Hitlerjevem
vzorcu nadeli priimek "komu-
nist' vsem onim, XII SO priprav-
lieni zrtvovati svoje zivljenje
"a dosego tega tisocletnega hire
penenja slovenskega naroda.
Cello SANSu Sc Gotta, da zago-
varja komunizem in komunisti-
che nacrte, dasi je SANS re
davno proglasil svoje stalisce o
tenn vpraSanju. SANS Sc opira
lie ma svoj lastni program, XII slo-
nj ma pravem tolmaeenju reso-
lucij S~lovenskega narodnega
kongresa in pa ma programu
Slovenske in jugoslovanske ma
rodne osvobodilne vojske, XII Sc
V nobeni tocki ne kriza z zeljo
slovenskih Amerikancev. Sledi
dobesedni prevod Sulzbergerje-
vega clanka:
Mirko G. Kuhel, izvrSni tajnik.
TITOVA SKUPINA IA SLO-
VANSKO FEDERACIJO
Zunanii minister Smodlaka pra-
vi, da je zveza juznih draw
balkansko upanje, Xxi uklju-
cuje BoIgarijo. Drzavnik pri-
staja ma tenn, da BIO narOd po
konGani vojni sam odlocil OBJ
like Wade.
V italiianski vasi OBJ Jadranu,
10. aprila. = Jugoslovansko ma
rodno osvobodilno gibanje, "a
Stopano v v~ojaStvu pc partizan-
ski vojski marSala Tita, v nobe-
mem pomenu besede ne iSee poti
vsiliti kakoy doloGno obliko Via
de ali kako politicno dogmo raz-
MIN narodom tie dezele in pre-
puSca v~prasanje nacina Wade in
izbiranja bodocih voditeljev
svobodnim volitvam Jugoslova-
nov samih pc zakljucenju vol
ne.
Titova vlada pa seveda jasno
zeli ustanovitev federativne dr.
zave med juznimi Slovani in
upanje je, ola Sc jim DO pridru-
lila tudi Bolgarija. TIE zadeve
pa Sc prepuScajo odlocitvi naro-
da pc upostavitvi miru.
TIE zagotovitve o jugoslovan-
ski politiki je dobil ia pisec da-
mes V razgovoru z drjem. JOSH
pom Smodlako, 74-letnim mini
strom zunanjih zadev marsha
Tita, XII je vsled tega sposoben
goVoriti z ~najviSjo oblastjo @
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

Bridgeport in okolica: Joseph Snoy IN
John Vitez.
Cleveland: John Krebel in Anton
Jankovich.
Fairport Harbor: Lovrenc Bajc.
Girard: John Kosin in Andrew Kr-
vina.
Lisbon-Power Point: Jacob Bergant.
Piney Fork: Frank Zavrsnik.
Powhatan Point, o.: John Guzel.
Warren: Joseph Jez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Times Sweepstakes Schedule

Garden Tavern. Mite Life Oscs Hoh-
meyer, Bourgeois Undertaken. X of G.
Rec Tom MCKeAruan kehaln Hrotners
". Chicago House Ted Rel.In Class u
Gutter Grinders Diesel, tsy Harris Cam
nings Barber shop, ~. Jul'ana. "a Horn
GARFIELD Rec st Albertus. Frank K0ss.
Class E--Juds0n Co, Fenton inter-City,
A. Anderson Wings Plymouth Exec. r.
Marsh. We Old Cadillac Bar. Imperial
House, Clarence Brandon; Assembly, sny-
der Tool @ Kopjs.
T.SO--Cisss A-Martiu Electric. Metro
Classic. quentin Heika Glass b-Conner
Recreation. Travelling. Carl kumm; Cre-
bells. Amhassedof House. Jack LaRocco.
Herman kiehl; DENLY Recreation. Eastern
Travelling. Fred Miller Glass C--Presto
Sales. Argyle 500. n Pre-enger Bomber
Dies Local 900 Jesse corona Heitman-
Garand, Graphic Arts, lack Fishel Glass ~
JEWELS Cleaners, Plymouth PaTkvieW
House C. TAFT; H0ltz Paints Diet Assn.
Credit Men r. HoltZ j Class Auto
city sheet Metal, Dodge Truck s Schmidt
Tryout 40. /, Murray Inter-Plant. Joe
Bechtold
0.aS-Chss A--Detr0h Sales Eng Mich.
Major, Russ Knecht Deiray Mfg Co, vs..
z classic, Bud Wh1tFWau WHity'g Flow
ers Fort Park Rec Alex Heiden. Class Is
Vernon Livernois Rec. Travelling, Jimmy
Jackson Class C--MOrau a Dun. Beacon
House, Hal Duf; Eastern Market Rec ,
House F Borghl Broede Plumbing, @ =.
Woods. O.. Moreno, West Warren Rec ,
Altoona Senior. Mutton Fuller Glass d Fit
Chomer Fay Automatic, Bohn Aluminium,
Joe Lesnef, Michigan Linen Palmer Park
Senior, G Hammer Bungalow Cafe. Naples
Junior, stan MCskal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Four TOD
5S Fire
I'm Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL.

Quentin Heika's Martin, Russ
knechts Detroit Sales, Bud
Whiteman's Delray and Alex Hell
gems Watfy arc next in tine on
the Class A bowling front in The
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at I'M
perial Recreation this weekend.
While they run into difficulty
surprising Coca-Colas leading
1853 there are nine teams In Class
B that threaten the 2S9S OF al
Sagert $ GOesSman $. They are
John Schon'S Five, Harry Pillar
skis J. A. DeSantiS. Art Sch!ll-
ing 5 + & B of Owosso, Zigmunt
MZe's Garfield Rec. Carl Kumm S
Conner Rec. Jack LaRocco'S Goe-
bells, Fred Miller's DENLY Rec,
Herman Kiehl's Peoples State and
Jimmy Jacksons Nernor-Llver-
nois.
a total of Is Class c, IS D and
30 + will be striving 20 better the
2S43 Of Claud Ward Jerry'S on
the Lake. 2752 Of George Hamll-
ton Chuck : Five and 2706 of Bill
Shankle's Chicago Testers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Coss SETS TWO MARKS

HERE AND THERE'S Stanley
CosS. 100 average. set Two new
season records with 27S-1S6-2O6
for go as Alex Heiden posted a
new third and second with 251 in
657 in the TernStedt Aircraft d.
Walter Joss finished with nine for
27S in the DeSoto Afternoon d.
Francis DederiCh. l69 average.
shot tripliCate of 1925 in the
h of G. Recreation Lou Dele
cato 225-2lS-2lS for 66l in the
Rainbow $50.
Norm @inaa e297-22i-2ei far s57.tg.
ursd a. S1dpl csnp up with e7i ard 27E7
rev Caene- Irome'y Junior marks
Jack" Zlnds. t-pped 2z5.20l ~ for $50
~ me sPfirfwsfis Tavern Geb Werc-
ler 257 10 The Graphic sr's Catl sag
ser 215 in the Fire Dept. 80 " En-
ierTrise 2sks FOR FOR new second ard
reduced Southwestern lead o. three games
~ The Lef' Handlers CLASSIC
Other league htgns ~ HaWbeckrr Gra-
ham Paige 2ia Pau c'o Riler senior.
ga Pete Ruehie Graphic Arts Red 80.
Charles Void l0th Century House 24S.
joe klldnick' Plymouth 81 Victory 24f.
Gene pi Laura LOYAL Wing club l48s
Elliott Barron Tower senior qt3 ana f4S .
eo Bennett Rtter I.l-as 20 ElsHA4.a.-
Cary ESQUIRE, 2sl Frank RaUsu X 90 C.
inter-CouncH 6f1 Belle GueXes Mex
EalEyleR- Ladies ISG-
heieua Williams SOS and Leoua Trarb
1875 SpriuEwells Ladies Julius Shaurh-
messy Cadillac JAW 23a. Jim piMegNo.
Chere Tromhly $50 House 27s Jeanne
Rosslrk Terrys LADIES' iss Don Tyler.
v De- Community 131 Ff Root irk.
Az cub 22i. Mike MaNmnlk Terri p
So 22f joe GamicchIa Genial 222 Roy
Scnefter Grardmont House f12: Rudy
Helm Eiks s1l. Coxey strand W S.
Legion. 2i2 Larry Cohen BOYS League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
SATURDAY

Gso0-Class n Johns Mems Wear
Klein's House. John schon (iaSs d
Great Lakes steel-Alrdales. Bill white
Wildcats, Ted Pass r. Tool. Mt
Elliott Senior. Leroy Zellner. ST. Mixes
shsmrocks. CYO. Walter Walsh Rangers.
Detroit Aluminium, Ivan Newkifk. Glass =
Sims Mems Wear. Great Lakes, Joe
Jurecki; r. a r.. Crank, Red Seal Motors.
A. Mstyus, Fixtures, Special Eng. Sery.,
Ford NOlish. Machine shop No. 8. Amer.
Car Fdy Ralph MaJarov Lafayette.
Mich. Bell GIN stuckey. sample Room.
Fed Mogu Woodrow KozlQWski
a;i5-ftAss t--Biii MurekT BBr, Cn6ue-
Tromby $50, Stan Keller Boosters. net
BID. OF Ed, Lewis saad. Class D--Bad
Axe League a " George Ney.
Goudle. George Goudie. koenig Coal.
Teamsters. Warren Antoneli. Al Hoekstra
Sons, r.. Jeh Businessmen, q. Couls.
Class E-American Eagle, Charles Nom
Der. Fixtures. Ford Tool Designers W.
Cells: Electromastc. LOMBARD Joe Oh
DAM Tool Room Marine Fed M0gul. Joe
zerbach. Shoemaker Local 3l2. Eiwood
Shur,leh; Planning Hot-shots, Chry. Tank,
r. Dadian.
IOsSO-Class Carts Hardware. y. Il.
Merch.. Alex Gugala; spur " Courier
Matson. Glass D--Service, Local 3i2
Clarence BecrOft, Andy's Service. Port
Huron-B. Irwin Haas, SO 4 Motor CRY.
A. Dalian. Tractors Ford Employ John
Parker; club six. Naples 100 Louis koi-
larczuk: Fire Dept so. ?, 7th Battalion,
Charles Regnisf i2th Battalion Charles
Hammer. Glass E--Team No l. Smokey
Slower. Stewart Petit. TayloTs cubs.
Vince II over sam Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
SUNDAY

I2:46-Ciass C-Nsw Center. Monroe
Country Classic. -. Britton Detroit Ree-
reation. X Of G. lnter-Councu, a. Schultz.
Class D-3rd r. G. Inter. sgd. S/sgt "a
Schultz: DIX Auto Electric y. " sports
menis,- Fred Holl; Fortress H44a,- gs$,
Harvey Brown. Glass E--FaIls spring a
Wire Hellcats. Steve Azar. Marauders
Larry willard; MuSfanFs Il SulkowEk
Packard Mornng spithres Bert Evans
P-4O. I'd. Ia POusey, Monarch rphoisier.
ing. 81. Anthony. Joe AugustYu Main
Cost Dodge Bros Office Vs. smith.
3 :O0-Class 81. A DeSants. Travel
lax. Harry PilsTskl;o p &B Beer OWosso
eapttut HUusF. 4. SCtf-1iuR Class T.
Smoke Bros ~ Clemens Monitor Har-
old Lindsey Class D--Lesney Mlrtclan.
ST. Barbara's. 3 OleEko. Roudeyoo cen-
tennial Businessmen, Ben Swanson. CRYSTAL
Cafe, vernon Dix Busiressmeu BIN R0rl.
Joy Theater. Terrstedt. Irvine NhtW1rth
Use.A Trailer. Morning After, sam MAYO.
American Brakebl0k Local IA. Pred
Breest Bambli, Mixed. Jasper Risic0
Class E--ArcadlA Body Imperial House.
Ross Hamilton. Marshali Funeral Homs
Pillar Senior Russ ClarK
5.i5 - Class - Garfield Rscreat ION
Eastern Travelling Zigmunt Mize Class 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Major -
Hits lIj3
Inn 3I9O
STANDINGS

Cotter, BoIle, Detroit Sales and
De Luxe-D are co-holderS today
Of the chief notice in the Michi-
gan Major League AT Crest Lanes.
Bolle's $3.50 is second on the
prize list.
De Luxe is one game out of
first after winning from Auto
Club as Detroit Sales toppled
Sackman.
Cotter won two from S. & S. to
leave its record az 10 victories
in its last q games.
Albert Massoll of Standard led
scorers with 694 as Charlie Peters
Of Bolle, headed for naval service,
was one behind. Bill LaRue Of
Mccarthy slipped in So, John
Gonda, Kraetke, $40 Bill Bunetta,
Palmer Park. 649; Jack Stahl,
Mccarthy, 643: Frank Zion, De
Luxe, SCI; Guy Belle, Ramona,
bff. Bill Jordan, PepSi-Cola, 637.
Bolle looped together l004-ll53-
1893 in taking two from Standard
t3036). the 1853 going to second.
Standard grouped l067-1051 after
a 918 start. Bolle scores ran:
Peters, 693, Walter Pageau, 628,
Joe Green, 62f. George Prock, GLIB,
Bill Metzner. 635.
Palmer Park profited by Blu
netta'S $40 as Charlie Peltier shot
69f, Herman JubenvIiie, 62S, and
Angelo Damico 623 in $3.50 and
three over Olympic.
Sackman. holder of the city sea-
son mark of 1896 and in the ma
tional first ten. faVed TO get a
500 count as Sales picked off the
odd. 29l0 10 2844 Sackman shows
81 victories in its last 36, in a
climb from 10 games down on
Jan. l TO first place two weeks
ago
Forrest Hinch backed Stahl and
LaRue with a 622 as Mccarthy
marked 3Q3z and three from
KFaettte. De kaxe-D lifted q pair
from Auto Club. 2941 10 2882. 10
put the pressure on Sackman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Metro Loop
Nj Riviera
STANDINGS
InNIt.HIiS NllIlnII-T

RoIle VS. Farris, alleys u: RAINBOW
We. Chene Tromby 80. Welch SO klD-
pit5 s.6 Palmer PARK vs. pGasr4sfisr.
IS Standard W Narun. $40. Plymouth
NfaCrruF VIZ KraEEnKl AT RiVfeIa
Recreation. 1887 Grand River. b. "a.
Rainbow and Chene-Trombly
offer the Metropolitan Classic
No l match tonight as the league
switches activities 10 Rivera Rec
Tcatlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1892 JEFFERSON ~. 2l7s-T9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Local so Girls Win
Recreation Crown

Local 80 Bomberettes basket
ball team is Women's Recreation
League champion today after a
43-40 victory over Keller girls In
the piayoff final az IIutchns
gym Pearl Gerber's - points led
Local so; Verna Sheas y topped
Keller. The champs play in the
inter-city tourney next Wednes-
day AZ IiIghland Pafk HIgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
LAWYER Meets
Jim NfaIldeU

Jimmy Mandell, Buffalo mid
dleweight, will face Johnny
Lawer OF Cleveland in the ten
round headllner on the Arcadia
fight card, Monday night, Match
maker John "Scotty" Strachan
announced.
Nandell recently decisiOned
Howell King, Detroit Negro,
after previously losing dis
puted verdict 10 him. Lawer,
protege Of Johnny Risko, last
Monday night defeated Sam
Hughes OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
IN MEMORIAM

~ LOVING memory ID my mother
tfar afsrsnEiI Wh0 passed away
one year sgC today
~ DeeG q year now since goa left a.
Though B, seems like yesterday
You see dear God needed you IN
r@a ven
That is ~hy you c0uidn { stay.
We miss you. Almeron. Esther
and SON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK FOX TERRIER female. sn-
sTers name rTippy lost from
automobile Michigan ave between
Monroe and Mason in Deafborn. Re
ward Dearborn s215
BLACK Cocker Spaniel female pun
months old. vicinity Russell The
ster Answers name Playgirl Re-
ward Trinity Ss5s
ENVELOPE containing So 500 IN
500 bills ard figures on bank
slip liberal reward TY-1-IA2n---
LOsT-Cuff INK initial s., four
small diamonds. back engraving
'l92s' keepsake Reward Mr.
Kehei 1925 Woodward
LOST -Four each No. 3 and No 4
ration books Please return 70
Connie Wilson 2e5 Alfred St Apt.
40. 8
LOST Brown wallet containing reg
istre'lor papers and coupons re-
waro Jessie Palmer Trinity i-l7si.
LOST Ration book number three.
Roosevelt TheodGfe SPENCER IT.
as Benton
LOST Ration Book No George
IT Williams. 35552s A r. 1850
Leland 81
WILL The lady Who found elderly
ladys poCk-fhook in the ladies'
room. PiccadUy Theater. SATURDAY.
evening. rsturu keAA and elaazcs-
badly needed Keep money. Reward.
l5tss Parksi5e University 1-290a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

ROBETOt Joseph, beloved husband
~ Mary Cnee 81 Peter dear
father IL z-Sig--A- Watson MEz-
Eva stevens Mrs. Ina Fraser
Joseph and George Funeral from
ms late residence 1928 Lincoln
ave Saturday. $50 a. m, and
Visitation Church At 10 a. m. 7. S
Richard director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
628, 615lead
Women BowIers
STANDINGS

Elvira Helms Of Enterprise and
Ethel Heenan of Rainbow are the
leaders this week in the Women's
Major League with CPS and els,
respectively. Miss Helms total
went 10 second on the board last
night al State Fair Recreation as
Enterprise and RAINBOW were
among the winners.
Miss Helms had games of counts
OF 202-l91 -235 and Mrs. Heenan
1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
on ~ RNFRs

CT SKATING nightly. dancing SAT-
uriRyi Vrekfing Tusday Windsor
.rtna 4IA McDuugAl. " Lndsnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Total LOST
Rises 10 461;;
ft4Ddnndged

WASHINGTON, Feb. % 0NS)
Secretary Of the Navy Knox
announced today that American
submarines in the Pacific and the
Far East, have sunk IA more
japanese vessels. They included
one large tanker. one medium
cargo transport. one small cargo
vessel and IL medium cargo
ships.
The latest successes brought
the number Of japanese ships
sunk or damaged by Yank subs
to Gil, including 461 proven sunk,
rs probably sunk and la dam
aged
The secretary said the Japa-
nese TO date have lost well over
three million tons Of merchant
shipping.
Knox gave a summary Of Japa-
neSe losses for February at the
hands of American army and
navy forces.
Up 10 Feb. IS. he said. = total
Of lS9 Japanese ships Of all types
have been sunk, probably sunk
and damaged. This included lbs
sunk, eight probably sunk and %
damaged
Knox added that in comparison
10 the damage inflicted on the
japanese, American submarine
losses we're amazingly small"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Forts Smash
Air Plants in
Brunswick

LONDON Feb % CPl - A
powerful force Of American Fly
ing FortreSseS, reSuming the OBJ
Iteration offensive on the heart
Of Germany'S fighter plane pro-
duction after a three-day lull.
struck deep into the northwestern
Reich today at the big aircraft
center Of Brunswick.
Returning to the attack for the
first time since their massive blow
against the luftwaffe'S MeSSer-
schmitt plants in RegenSburg last
Friday the FortreSses were eS-
corted by formations Of Ameri-
can and British fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Libera+ors Sweep Coastal Areas

Escorted Liberator bombers made wide sweeps of the
coastal in northern New Guinea.
Five grounded planes destroyed and probably four
others in barrage of so tons of Allied bombs But and
Dagua airields.
At Tadji srdrome IS grounded planes destroyed
damaged while u. S. ers blasted two parked bombers
at Madang and Aexishafen, and fired barge and
coastal vessel in the harbor.
group of navy PIT boats and BLACK Cat" planes from
navy night patrol sank at least six Japanese barges and
damaged II in running battle off Bougainvile.
One PTboa took direct hit from heavy enemy coastal
fire. navy spokesman disclosed and demolished with
the loss of two officers and II Three of the
rescued.
Twelve enemy barges were caught emerging from Jaba
River in the glare of fare dropped bY "Back Cat pilot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

ALLIED HQ. NAPLES, Feb % (UP)-Ameri-
can dive bombers pounded German airfieds In the
suburbs of Rome for the second straight day, COM
munique disclosed today, Allied ground forces i'm
proved their positions on the rain-swept Anzlo
beachhead after beating off new German counter
thrusts.
While the uftwae remained grounded by rain squalls
that hampred ground fighting on bateronts south OF the
beachhead swarms Of Allied medium and fighter bombers
struck repeatedly targets the Rome and along the
Naz-held railroad lines feeding down from the north
Other raiders swept across the Adratc to bomb and
machine-gun German shipping off the Damatan coast
American Abs Invaders spearheaded the assault dive
bombing and strang the Ltora arfeld in the southern
outskirts of Rome and the Guidona and Marcigano fields
in the northern part of the city,
1t Nick Kasun of Detroit who led the fight against
the Littoria Field said his formation laid its bombs
quarey the Naz hangers and the adjacent railway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Four were sunk by the PIT
boats and the eight others
damaged heavily.
Farther south on the island,
PT-boatS encountered five more
enemy barges loaded with men
and supplies and sank two of
them and probably one other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

a small-scale attack against Brit.
ish units along the upper bank Of
the Moletts River. southwest oi
Aprilia. yesterday but they were
driven back by heavy fire.
The British then Surged out oi
their trenches and gained new
positions in the ravines and rock
caves bordering the river.
Sporadic patrol fighting con
tinued in that sector and around
the American positions further
east, but the main battle lines
we're little changed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

PT-BOafS Join
Smash ut .Daps

ALLIED HQ, S. w. PACIFIC, Feb % CUP)-
U. S. airmen, aided by navy PT-boats in a running
battle off Bougainvile, delivered another smashing
blow the beleaguered japanese in the southwest
Pacific Saturday, destroying or damaging 20 planes,
81 barges and two cargo ships, it was announced
today.
The aerial offensive centered on New Britain and
New Guinea in the drive to neuraze the enemys largest
bases in this area.
More than 200 Soomons- based bombers hit Rabaul
New Britain for the oath consecutive day. dropping 1874
tons of bombs and again encounterng opposition from
enemy fiers. Only u. S plane was lost.
Fourteen barges four jettes and ammunition dump
destroyed damaged at Rabau while two barges and
a small cargo ship sunk off Duke of York Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
go More Meat
Set for March

WASHINGTON. Feb. % (UP)
The OPA, promising s per cent
more meat for American tables
in March. today announced sharp
reduction in points values for all
pork and reduction for many beef
cuts beginning Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Lonerqan Trial Recesses

NEW YORK, Feb. % up
Trial Of Wayne Lonerga
charged with Staying his 22-year-
old cafe society wife, Patricia,
was in recess until tomorrow
morning At request Of defense
counsel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
$Ioo,375 Tax Lien Filed

Collector Of Internal Revenue
Kavanagh today filed n tax hen in
federal court for S10o,375 against
the Agerstrand Corp. OF Muske-
gon. Kavanagh said the lien rep
resented unpaid income taxes for
1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Saipan and Tinian in an historic
foray within 1.260 miles Of Tokyo
The daring smash against the
JapS was carried out with in
credibly light combat losses total.
ing % American planes and light
damage TO one shin
The Japs were completely de-
moralized and befuddled through
out the action. putting up only a
tissue thin opposition against the
overwhelming force OF L. s. bat
tleships, cruisers and destroyers
protecting a flotilla Of carriers.
The carriers launched hundreds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
9TH Attacking.
NaZiS Report

LONDON Feb % HNS)-The German-contrOied Nichy
today Berlin military spokesman announced
launching of sudden offensive" by the Fifth Army the
Casino front.
Despite intensity assault 'he German defenses are
still wardng the Allied attacks added the trans
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Under CroSS-eNamnatlOn ny
George s. Fitzgerald. attorney for
nine Detroit lawmakers who are
under arrest Fred Chase. secre-
tory Of the Senate testified today
that Gov. Dickinson picked the
Senate committees that consld-
cred the measures and that he
iater appointed the conference
committee that wrote me final
versions OF the Law affecting auto
mobile finance companies
Dickinson was lieutenant gov
srnor and president OF the Senate
when The finance company meas
ureS reached the Senate early in
the session of 1889.
RULED on MEASURES
Chase testified the former gov
srnor personally decided TO send
two OF the proposed small loan
laws to the Senate committee on
state affairs. and the other bills
on tho subject Of automobile
financing 10 the judiciary COM
miiiee,
lie brought out that the do
PENDANT senators did not vote
against the small loan measure.
slthough they are accused by the
state OF taking nribeS specifically
IN connection with this bill
Chase also testified that no
defendant was a member Of
het Senate conference committee
which Dickinson named 10 write
the Version OF the bill which be-
came law
NIGHT SESSIONS ORDERED
Judge Leland w. Carr who is
conducting the examination OF the
q defendants decided 10 hold
night sessions hereafter 10 eN-
podite the hearing
Carr ordered night sessions Al
The request OF Chief Grand Jury
Prosecutor Kim Sigler after Sig
ler in the opening day of the
examination. introduced 263 let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
nv PHILLIP G. REED

ABOARD A Y. s. BATTLE
SHIP OFF SAIPAN,. Feb. % de-
layed) INS) L. s. Nays
new "bruiSer" force had destroyed
or damaged $50 planes. 81 ships
and wrought havoc on key Jap
shore bases today after a three
day attack on the Carolines and
Marianas. The attack was fea.
tured bV a crushing assault %