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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

4 CHILD born on this dan:
AblIty o. create and improve;
io organize, manage big under
tahngs EnterprIslng Impctu-
Gus, aspire, % position Of prQml-
hence Women Of this sector
must guard against eXtrava-
cancer jealousy; are exception
ely charming, interesting.
Copyright 1884 by Klag Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
FIaky Pie Crust

FOR A F'LAKIER pie crust
add a tablespoonful of corn
starch TO each cup of flour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Uncle Sam Needs Waste Fat

YOUR butcher who will give you
cash and red meat points IN re-
turn for it.N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
No,.y Horoscope
By Frances Drake

Look pa tbe Section Which yov Birthday Cones ma e
What yoar Outlook U.s. Accorapg 20 tn Stars, -a7r
Fnr MnndnL MnIth ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16

Dove got him where he wanted until
iihaiiy Benedict couldn't even
squirm."
! 'lciously Tenant began cutting
up whiteiiSh for his wolves. Think
oil that rat, living with us for years,
SettlhE Us against one another. It's
because of him I'm in Il Jam with
my trappcrS-l'vc got To do some
thihg about them. | don't want to
turn them loose in the middle of
winter"
I'll tell you the answer to that"
Colin filled hi; pipe. Colonel BOWL
ing wants to organize Il patrol 10
watch out for Nazi air bases around
the bay. Your trnpprrS would be
Just right for that work-thrv're
natural hunters. and able to take
care of themselves if the going got
tough. Why don't You put il up to
them when you yet back"
Put II up to them" In his cx-
citcmcnt Nate threw the whitciiSh
ON the snow and knrlt beside Cuirn.
those trappcrS will jump at the
chance-cvery man of thcm-if the
Colonel will take them"
Hell take them"
| Tenant WAS watching Rae
closely. where do You come i'm
Oh thiS?"
Col. Bowling asked me to pick
the men," Colin laid a hand on
Tenants arm. "Look. Nate. Why
don't You join up. too? You and
your trappors could take over the
country east Of the Nelson"
For time Tenant sat watching
the iiamcS. then at last he shook his
head. "For my trappcrs It's the
chance Of lifetime, but for me it
wouldn't work" Slowly he locked
up. Before left Lrarmonth. Blair
told Inc how things stood between
you two. If | joined up ON thai
patrol, Id be seeing you. and Ia be
seeing Blair, and it just wouldn't
work"
Silence followed. and soon they
wrapped themselves in their cider
downs.
At dawn they were up. Leaving
robes and equipment behind. they
harnesSed the wolves to an empty
toboggan. and picked up the snow
shoe tracks shortly before ninc.
Pulling otr his mittcns. Tcnnant
touched the troddcn edges of the
crust. Fresh. These weren't made
more than an hour ago" He laid
his hands on the lead VOLTS head.
MuSh on. you darlings."
For two miles the trail led
through country so open there was
little chance Of ambush. and they
followed at Il steady trot: then the
tracks climbed Il long, high ridge,
ana on the tupmOst point the pur-
Sucrs stopped. Through his field
glasses Colin examined the terrain,
Far below lay frozen lake. its
surface broken toward the farther
side by AN island Of heavy spruce
The lake itself was roughly oval
probably mile long. the island oc.
cupylng a good half of it. leaving 9
broad expansc of wind-twistcd ict
between IL and the nearer shore
And with Il thrill Colin saw that the
tracks were headed across the Lake
directly for the island.
Go be concluGcO
Copyright hv Ten G.u:
ph'ituiei hy h.nr Feature SsaI.rs'e Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16

=
tai impression that remains from
examining all OF them is that war
does not teach very mitch that is
useful. In short to most of the
sensational announcements in the
the press of startling new im-
provemcnts in surgery brought
about by the war. may DC applied
the old and cynical surgical
phrase-"MoSt of what is true is
not new, and most oi what is new
Is not true" a
The most valuable lessons which
have been applied in the present
conflict have been learned from the
extraordinary advance of indus
trial surgery between World War
and World War II. And that i'm
provement has mostly been Il mat
ter of organization. Industrial
surgeons found that i'm any given
plant devoted to the manufactur-
ing of Il given product, the chem
lcal and manufacturing procc-
durcs involved will result in a per-
eentage rate of certain kinds Of
accidents.
Their surgical plants are cspc-
clally set up with apparatus 10
treat the two or three kinds of
accidents that experience has
taught them are the ovrrwhclm-
ingly most common in their par
ticular plant. This ties in with
the other great lesson of industrial
surgery which is that the sooner
proper surgery is applied to an
accident the better The results.
And they improve not in arithmct-
lcal, but in geometrical ratio.
No Substitute
The motto for the army doctor
is-"There is no substitute for
good surgery No trick method
or invention has clJowrd that ont
of the picture.
The three things shat are new
and are decided helps to reducing
mortality and disability in this
war are blood r!a>ma. chcmo-
thcrary (hy which | mean the
sulfa drugs and p,uiciIlinD. and
the immed!Gt: raa.. agi romro,t-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16
|AyNZ3:9ZH( (@v2N2AINREzR Ky E;2x E2M

for me- " ""''eu
And when you didn't Gomez"
nc headed toward his meeting
pace with the plane. The one tbir@
Do'e uocSh know is that | fol
,o"cd MN there that night Ham
Icy Icy % ,1M not lar away. But the day
ms plane is due, he'll come out, and
us mat day I'm waiting for"
Maybe the planes already como
ana gone Nate rubbed his Stubhio
staying here" VII
Until our foods gone"
And them"
ohe oi us Will 20 back for moro "
-, - laiiit smile touched Collins Inns.
l may even look up those shells for
my rifle e''' iot
Before the end of that J,v ,bo,,
camc upon their first cncourapinT
slen-a fresh snowshoc trail lcnJ,
ing along winding stream and
retuea toward the lake. With in
Hhi'e caution they followed, OK.
"ihihihg each tree and rock, circliup
every patch Of brush that niwLt
give a man concealment. But after
mi!e the trail emerged upon a
riuge SO bare and windswcpt that
All trace was lost, and it was ulmost
dusk when the wolves picked the
trail up again.
'''''''l was eNultant rs they
made camp that night ON the edge
oi Il muskcg swamp where they
riSked tiny fire for coffee. lie
looked toward his wolves. "Thosn
beauties Know the scent now. Th.vJl
be hard TO lose tomorrow. and
!hey IL give us warning if he's wait
Nate glanced across at Colin. w.
ing IN his c!dcrdown with sombcr
eyes ilNed on the flames. What are
You thinking about"
The brooding face raised "FJow
diI Se!kirk take lrina's death?"
Nate drained his cup. 81 saw him
over at police barracks yesterday
never liked Rod Sclkirk-you know
that-but when | looked at him
couldn't feel anything but-well
ne mad the stuff. You could tell
"hat he was going through. But
yo" Knew every minute he was fight.
| ing"
What did he saw"
:. He was tcStifying for DR.. Bcnc-
diet. Told the police he'd known
him Tor years. and he was williuo
TO swear Benedict wasn't capable O;
any reasonable act. Then I mt i,
Il word. ] said Doc wasn't the ,nl,
one Dove had fooled. lie fooled m,
too. lie fooled us all-cxccpt Won.
What will they do to Benedict
Natcw '''''
Inc heavy shoulders shrugged
What can they do? They have tc
accept his story. We all know Doc,
troublc--hc had a dcathly fear OF
leaving Blair uncarcd for"
Nate gave IN angry laugh. "Dov,
told Benedict his game was 1,
smugglc furS by airplanc into III,
states, and beat the company b,
establishing series of LANDING
fields along the bay. It Soundc,
plausible enough to the Doe, bccnus,
the Americans were using planes il
the arctic fur trade.
Then Dove loaned him money
and when lac couldn't pay it back
! nut the screws on. Little by little
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE

North over the Moose Lake trail
they headed. Colin and Nate keep
ing at Il pace that would have cx-
huuStcd lesser men. At the end Of
Two hours Rae stopped, declaring:
81 don't like it,"
Colin pointed to u clump of broken
willow sprouts. Doves been leav-
ing too plain trail. I'm going to
leave it and 40 around. Wen lose
half day, but think know where
he's bound
What makes you so sure? He
might cut across to Moose Jaw or
over to Gods Lake"
'llc wouldn't. Dove knows the
mounticS will be watching every
town after lrina's murder. His
only way TO safety is by air. NV
guess is that the plane he used for
has map making will come in at
some appointed time. When it
comes. Dove will be waiting 10 take
il out Of the country"
But We don't know when that
Will be- Tenant reminded him.
And Colin answered, "Wheneyer il
is. III be waiting"
BY nightfall they reached the
lonely arm of the lake close to
where Colin had tracked Dove tn
the plane. but they camped far
back in the spruce to leave no tell
tale trail and, that night after n
cold supper, Colin made an unpleas-
ant discovery.
Examining the rifle Tenant had
brought him-a light 25 high-powcr.
he opened the brecch. Lets have
the shells for this" Colin said.
Tenant rummaged about the
duttel, throwing everything Off the
tobosgan. Il couldn't-w With
fumbllng hands he shook out his
eiderdown. "These shells are all for
my $780,
Angrily Nate reached for his
snowshoeS. I'm going back to
Learmonth and get you those
shells"
There was no doubling Tenants
sincerity. and Colin held out a rc-
straining hand. "It's not rs had nc
all that" From his parka he pulled
his automatic.
But Nate shook his head. "That's
no weapon against a man with n
rifle" +"
Ill take chance"
Still angry at himself, Nate
rolled up in his cidcrdown. For a
time he moved restlcssly from side
to side. then suddenly sat bolt up-
right. Look. Colin" he said. from
now on, you carry my rifle"
Forget about it," Rae said.
But the morning passed without
a trace of human life in all that
frozen world. They had mushcd for
miles, travelling in n great circle
with the lake as its center. and
toward noon even Nate was show
ing signs of wcarincss when they
threw themselves down i'm the snovy
for cold lunch.
Like needle in a havstack +"
remnant growlcd. a whale of a
country to hide out in"
"Wc'rc not around the lake vet +"
Colin reminded him: then he
added. Tine way Dove left so clear
'tall makes me certain he cx-
pccted Id come after him. Some.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16
Treatment Of Wounded

able methods Of transporting the
wounded l" Ii base where repair
surgery can be applied Il, the soon-
est possible moment.
\ well known surgeon has given
out the following rules:
Although il may no, be possible
during rapid troop movements. ex-
pert wound care is more important
than chcmothcrapy.
The four horscmcn Of dcstruc-
ton are: shock, hacmorrhagc, in
icction and pain.
lhc pillars Of treatment arc:
good surgery. transfusions Of
Oi"od or plaSma, chcmothcrapy
and rapid transportation to the
installation where proper care can
hc administered. In battle the last
includes air transport planes.
Five Greatest Discoveries
The five greatest discoveries OF
surgery are: aScpsis. anacSthcsia,
chcmothcrapy. N-ray and trans
l"S'onS of blood and plasma.
Nature is Il good physician, but
poor surgeon.
y dcrmatological friend of mine
was smiling somewhat cvnically at
the news announcement of the
brand new paratlin bath treatment
Tor frOStbitc. During his combat
experience in World War he HIM
self Installed a paraiiin bath room
ior certain kinds of wounds at his
base in Limoges. France. 1t is
good stuif all right in the proper
kinds OF wounds. but it is a little
tough to tell a fellow who intro
Guced II tw"nty-sly years ago that
Il Is brand new discovery.
Along the same lines is the an
nounccment from the Russian
medical corps of "an.thcr drvclup-
mcnt' in the repair Of severed
nerves by sp!imting in a dead nerve
between the TWO cut ends Of sew
cred nerve. and giving the nerves
u pat. to grow OYER and provide
means Of regeneration. 1t is all
iisnt and works in some eases. but
the Russians didn't iuvcut it. I
saw such ~ operation being per-
formed in New York in 1917.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
l.. FL am a girl SINGER and
am very embarrassed hy the
growth Of hair on my face. Is it
safe 10 have the hair removed by
the electric needle, and viii it
crow back again?
Answer: l. is safe and the hair
does not grow back again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16
By LOGAN CLENDENING, VI. ID.

l HAVE BEFORE me Il num-
Der of articles dc.,limg with the ad-
Nances and improvements made III
surgery during the present war.
have collected them from time to
time within the last year. The to.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16

DIR. Clendcniag will answer
questions of gcurIal interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-16
Vile Preservers

ScrJpc all dishes after. meal before
they aic washed II sou have prc.war
rubber scrapper. use II " you haven't
one. utilize the paper table napkins that
have been used for the meal. the paper
w,appiuss VI oranges. or even pieces OF
newspaper This process makes dlsA
washing sasiei aid pleassntet. -.'...
Evening star., 1944-10-01

MAYNoR's BARGAINs--soo4 18TH st.
| rage, gas heat, .750; open.
Brentwood I'd, at Rhode Island ave, ne.
4Rs5 nlansh sarssin at at sie5os nes garage large
26th st'mtaFss Is as6 aSs2pm.' 3-bedroom house;
brick, ami, only $3.50. once open .
pm, Sun. H: E. MAYNoR co, 2s14
TEsT OF detaessa s.h sT near ,elss
lot; auto heat, Gear garage.
l52s 2,or.s vsrnum S.sIao st-colonisl sriek 2
siassed % and screened pi porches; % gear ni Sriek
garagei new-house condition.
Near .3sth and Van Ness sts.-semi>
sis. 300; near Stores A and ai'ti transp., % ~
eath large sarG sarass ss45o So: nsa4 saq
E. a. BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. ME. eo2s.
CoLoRED BARGAINs-900 block o ST.
quick sale sf5oo cash DS reauirea sdu'eq iiSS lo5
ssfk Da nS'h with si s5oo essS s isso Safi Soes
sSi54zb sss sasP y.
$500 5R Block esss srss e. S
homes n $3.50 Bsek a fsth sep n1 ris T.rms nns
Call MRS. ANDREWS. CO. l74S or Elk.
II4S,
CoL0RED-s4s6 down buys Groom brick
modern house. Easy terms. 1900 block F
CoLORED-2lo0 block Of 10th ct. NV
Desirable location; 2-story row brick: 10
rooms; baths: hot-water heat; reason
RSsiKf5 jnssms pI kss2v s5a5 wsskdays. 70 pm.
COLORED-525 Morton st NV, near
sS5ss sssS ava .yf aaa 4S5 Is5f sssS 'fsS
COLO REALTY CO.. Me. 4S4i.
tached brick in Brookland; $4,000 first
mortgage; substantial cash. MI. 0044 or
| 1902 18th st. ne
COLORED-Bungalow for sale to colored,
hot.wster heat, bath, large lot: equity.
50, 800 cash: balance at S35 per month,
Broker: 1888 Benning I'd NE TR. 6143.
COLORED-In . desirable location, middle
downtown NV, " block from best car
line, stores, etc; fine 3-story and base
ment dwelling; converted into eight apart
merts t3 apts. furnished: total rentals.
Ssnses Ss;ses ggssEs, year % and ms,ntsnanee ssx:
nomeseeker to live in and rent other units.
VIII nnance on accommodating terms.
MOORE q HILL CO., s04 17th st. ME.
ffsnnt{ntad ~ Nevt ~ -
Evening star., 1944-10-01
THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington D. c.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER l.
HOUSES WANTFp 70 RENT lcort. J

0NFURNlsHED house with bedrms. and
aE sunfabsSM fbSMoND Is pxglSsSoS MxggnHsS sye be,ns
sound mind and body et the age OF Is
the hand and lead them to an attractiyely
{urnished apartment or house before
November 1st Any one interested in as
eisting me in this venture, please call
Temple 1877. Sc
DON'T look any further! We will take ex-
ofncer,. Just back from overseas. wife and
baby desire apt. or house in NV. section,
Bethesda or nearby Virginia. Call OR.
PERMANENT Washinstonians urgently
need 8 or 4 bedroom house, occupancy
Nov, lst; NV. perferred. OR. 4SSS. ~
EXCELLENT care will be given by couple
Va, Nd. or NV. OR. 1925.
Evening star., 1944-10-01

CORNER 7-rm. detached house, in Bright
wood substantial cash required: can be
Corner large semidetached home, Bright
wood: on busy thoroughfare; suitable for
doctor or dentist can be seen by appoint
PA RSoT
Evening star., 1944-10-01

OPEN TODAY. I-6-4204 Arkansas ave
n.w.-Owner must sell this charming al
/ Park: lovely rms. . tiled baths oil heat,
| maids rm. and bath, recreation rm. with
| fireplace, det. gar, porches, etc. Truly a
; oh
Evening star., 1944-10-01

MASS. AVE NW-5-story brick row:
% rms, 5l2 baths: oil h.-wh; garage;
equipped with fire escapes; completely fur
niched. Priced at $4,000; terms JOHN
J. MckENNA, Realtor, 1929 Eye st. NV.
RE. 5345.
Evening star., 1944-10-01

9l4 PHILADELPHIA ave-5-rm. brick oil
heat; $3.50. For other desirable proper
ties in suburban Washington see VIM r.
CARLIN. S115 GeorRia ave SH 1919
Evening star., 1944-10-01

D. c., corner, with Ige. rms, IL.
baths. porches, oil heat, refgr: Sl2.5O0.
ROBERT E. LOHR, 3l1 Cedar ST., Ia
koma Park, d. c. GE OSSl,
Evening star., 1944-10-01

Continued on Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1944-10-01

HIFu IIhUIt UUINtSt 90lDUU up.
Modern corner bungalow, 5 rms. and
bath, gas heat, large lot with trees: $3.50.
Brick corner bungalow, with 3 bedrms,
gas heat, large refgr.; 50 ,450.
LARGE 7-rm. home, with lot 60x200, p
car garage. oil heat, porches, trees:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Canadian GIN
Shut by Strike
(Other strike stories
on Pages 3 and >

OSHAWA. Ont. May 5 Pro-
ducuon of tanks and other mill
tary vehicles Al the huge north
plant OF the Canadian General
Motors Go here. was shut down
today by a strike Of - 800 workers
IN 2 wage dispute
According To " a. Wecker.
general manager Of the plant. the
workers members of the JAW
Go refused 20 work on civilian
truck production al rates set up
hy the company and agreed on by
the union
Tho company had been asked
by tho provincial government 10
make p limited quantity Of civilian
trucks for essential industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Whisky Only
0nRationLiSt

LANSING. May 5-All alcoholic
beverages excepting whisky Will
be unrationed starting Monday
May 15. INC liquor control COM
mission announced today
The unexpected announcement
was made by Commissioner Felix
II. u Flynn Who SAID the order
would be effective for Al least Is
days and perhaps for a month or
longer depending on available
supplies
Included in tho beverages TO he
ration card free are brandy rum.
wines. gin and liquors such as
creme de menrNc Rum and wines.
however. have hers>oft the ration
list for some time.
Flynn warned that the an
nouncement did not mean That the
commission has been able 20 OBJ
tam an unlimited supply of such
items as brandy and rum or gin,
but stocks arc now ample
The commissioner made IL clear
that the order docs NOT IN any
way affect quotas for SDDs or
other licensees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Indicted
AS Spy
Times Pnotd

NEW YORK. May 5 CUPl-|
Mrs. Velyalee B. Dickinson. sol
accused of using her thriving doll
business as a cover for alleged
spy activities, was indicted by d
federal grand jury today or|
charges of reporting to the Japa1
nese "the movements and repaird
of battleships after Pearl Harbor|
An indictment handed up I'd
Federal Judge William BondI
charged she had served as a1
agent Of the Japanese as latd
as Jan. 21. 1914. If convicted
she would face death penalty.
She pleaded innocent at her arr
raignment and was held in SIS, 900
bail
The indictment charged thai
Mrs Dickinson, for acting in tho
capacity Of agent for Japan rel
ceiVed 'on various occasions large
Sums Of money from the JapaI
neSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Approve
Simpler
Tax Bill
COMPLETE MARKETS
PAGE 10

WASHINGTON, May )
(fNS) - The House today
unanimously approved the
new tax simplification bill
designed to free 30,0O0,0OO
Americans from the annual
struggle with complicated In
come returns.
The roll call vote was 35S
to 0.
The legislation now goes
to the Senate.
Before voting the House APP
proved Ia clerical amendments,
the only changes permitted under
the gag rule limiting revision ia
those proposed by the ways and
means committee
The House also passed and sent
10 the Senate a bill providing
Sc. 100000 10 meet emergency
needs of the maternity and child
care program for wives Of enlisted
/ service men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

LOS ANGELES. May ; CUP)--
The body OF a woman in her mid
thirlicS. packed IN salt and
crammed into a small trunk sent
hero by express from Chicago was
found today
The body was in a kncclinc po-
sltion. with the ankles and wrists
bound.
The womans dark brown hair
was wrapped in curriers'. She wore
only undcrgarmentS and ankle
socks.
salt had been spread over The
body before ~ was wrapped IN a
sheet
The trunk arrived at tho rail-
Way express office here last night.
Express company repair clerk
Eugene BIledeau noticed blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
House Votes
Ward Seizure
Quiz, 10000

ASHIN GTON, May D
(INS) - The House today
approved. 300 to go, a reso-
luton authorizing a special
investigation of the govern
ment'S seizure of the Mont
gomery Ward plant in Chi
cagO.
House action followed an
hours debate during which
anti-administration members
said Congress would strip
President Roosevelt Of such
confscatlon powers if that
authority is TO stand.
Democrats supporting the gov
eruments position insisted that
Congress itself pledged all the
nauon's resources includ i'm {
those Of Montgomery Ward
when IL declared war on Japan
-Four Michigan Democrat
U.ngcli. LesinSk Rahaut and So
dow,ki o,nod - other Demo
Gratis and Rep Marcantonio
american Labor Of NcW York
in voting against the resolution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Arrest of Aide
Anglers Avery

CHICAGO. MAY 5 lINS
SeWfn l.. Avery. chairman ot inc
board Of Montgomery Ward today
attacked As another evidence of
the administration growing dc
tatorial power the arrest by
FBI agents OF Paul y Sowell
assistant 10 the company S operat-
ing manager
Sowell was arrested AZ the
Ward plant yesterday after he
had removed a federal pIaCard
which stated that recent dISmis-
sails were volded and none hence
forth would be valid unless APP
proved 10y WAYNE Chatheld Tay-
Tor. uudcrSccrctary of commerce
ir charge. or his deputy John j..
GOOdloc
Sowcll later was fnCerprlntcd.
handCulcd and arraiCncd before
L S. Commissioned T.. Is Walker
who set a hearing for May II on
Continued on Page >, Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
laps Smash
.Loyang Gate

CHUNGKING. May ; CUP)--A
japanese column has reached the
southern outskirts of LoYang. i'm
portant city on the Lunghal Rail-
road in western Honan Province,
the Chinese national m ilitary
council announced today
The Japanese column, consisting
of six arm or d trucks and So
tanks, has occupied all cities be-
tween Hsuchang, so miles below
Chengchow on the Peiping-Han-
kow Railway. and Loyang the
spokesman said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Allied Tanks
Split Kohiir:na
SiegeLineS

ADVANCED ALLIED HQ-
HANDY, Ceylon. May 5 up
British imperial forces have
launched a general counteroffen-
Sive in the Kohima area Of eastern
India. a communique said today
while tank-led l.. s. and Chinese
troops burst through the main
japanese defenses in Burma :
Mogaung valley and raced south
to within 10 miles Of Kamaing
Striking from all sides, power
ful British and Indian armored
columns smashed deep into the
japanese siege arc around
Kohima. Official reports indl-
Gated that a ma or battle was
m full swing on the outskirts
of the city.
The Allied communique re-
ported that the imperial forces
were making satisfactory prog
ross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

TOKYO-Adm Koga. commander in chief Of Jap killed
in action Page l.
INDIA-Brsh imperial troops open counterofensiye in
eastern India. Page u
RUSSIAN bombers blast Nazis At sevastopo Page
ITALY-Alcd artillery action on central
page p
AIR wAR-Germans report air battle g.. bombers
Romanis. Page p
NEW GUINEA-MacArthurs troops round up Japs in
droves" after landings Holands. Page p