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Evening star., 1944-06-19
Americans Rout
New Japanese
Attack al Saipan
13 Borges Trying
To Land Behind
Lines Destroyed
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Nimitz-MacArthur team
steadily enlarged the breaches
today in the 4,O00-mile Japa-
nese inner defense line stretch
ing from New Guinea through
the Kuriles.
In the center at Saipan Island,
soldiers and marines battling two
enemy divisions fought to within 3
miles of Magicienne Bay on the east
end to the edge of Aslito airfield,
most important on the island. In the
bay is Saipan's main naval base.
The American troops enlarged
their beachhead after two enemy
counterthrusts were repulsed. In
the first, Is tanks were demolished
Friday. Early Saturday 13 barges
laden with japanese were destroyed
as the enemy attempted an am
phibious landing in the American
rear.
Guam, 100 miles southwark, was
heavily shelled by warships Thurs
day. The attack could have been
preparatory to invasion.
Japs Claim Battleship.
Admiral Chester Nimitz also an
nounced that four Kurile islands
just north of Japan were again
bombed
There was no confirmation of, and
almost certainly no truth in, a JAP
anese claim that an American bat
tleship was sunk in the Saipan inva-
sion.
Far south of the Marianas Gen
Douglas MacArthur's airmen at
tackled Sorong and neutralized it as
the last japanese offensive airbase
in New Guinea. 1t lies at New
Guinea's northwest tip. Wiped out
were so planes, five merchant ships
and half-dozen smaller vessels.
Gen. MacArthur's flyers supported
the Saipan invasion with another
aerial stab at Truk, 157 tons of explo-
sives being dropped there.
The Biak island fighting off Dutch
New Guinea continued at snail's
pace. American troops aiming at
two more airfields have advanced
800 yards since Mokmer airdrome
was captured 10 days ago. The bitter
fighting has cost the japanese at
least 1855 casualties since the inva-
sion May 27.
Japs Driven From Assam.
Meanwhile, on the India Burma
front, it was announced yesterday
that the last japanese have been
thrown out of Assam, in Northeast
ern India, and operations are pro-
ceeding satisfactorily to clear the
rest of the Kohima- Imphal road to
Manipur.
Large-scale Withdrawals of jap
anese south and east toward Ukhrul
"a miles northeast of Imphal, were
observed and the congested columns
were strafed by the Raj, Allied
headquarters said.
The monsoon was slowing Allied
Operations, however, and rubber
boats were employed to maintain
some positions and evacuate cas-
ualties.
Allied troops compressed further
the japanese defensive arcs at Mo-
gaung and Myitkyina in Northern
! Burma.
Chinese Gain Above MOgaung.
Chinese troops are now about a
mile north of Mogaung, after gain
ing 2l2 miles since their capture of
Parentu to the northwest, it was
announced last night. A junction of
the Chinese with British air borne
Chindits east of Mogaung appeared
imminent as Maj. Gen. w. D. A
Lentaignes forces penetrated tc
within 200 yards Of the Mogaung
Valley bridge. Mcpping-up opera
(See PACIFIC, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Ten Die as Navy Plane
Falls Near Chincoteuque
BY The Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NORFOLK, Va, June 19-Three
officers and seven enlisted men were
killed today when Navy land plane
crashed 4 miles southwest of the
Chincoteague Auxiliary Air Station,
the 5th Naval District public rela-
tions office announced.
Two other Navy flyers were killed
when their plane crashed into a
house at South Boston yesterday,
5th District officials said All names
are being withheld pending notifica-
ton of next of kin
Evening star., 1944-06-19

to S7,200000, or 2l.2 per cent Of the
34,000000 series e goal
The Army Air Forces Shot From
the Sky show, one week after its
official opening, exceeded its $1,000
900 goal yesterday when an addi-
tional S86, 200 boosted the total sales
to $2008,650 More than 100000
persons have attended the exhibit
during the past week.
Individual sales in the national
drive for $4,000 100000, for which
the individual goal has been set at
$4,000, ,000.000 totalled $773,00 900
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Shower Sends Mercury Down
II Degrees After High of 80
Thunderstorm Crosses Up Forecoster;
Cooler Weather Is Expected Tomorrow

am, with the word that it would
get hotter and probably touch 100
before night. Another shift brought
the thundershower and new fore
cast.
Large Tree Blown Down.
The thundershoWer approached
storm proportions in various parts
of the city, according to police. A
large tree was blown down at Ar
kansas avenue and Farragut street
NV, partially blocking traffic.
Tonight probably will be cooler,
according to the latest Weather
Bureau forecast, and tomorrow will
be beautiful day, clear and COOL
er, with much lower humidity.
Five of yesterdays heat victims
(See WEATHER, Page A-2a
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Hughes Corrects Radio
Report of Grave Illness
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Former
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
last night denied radio report that
he was 'gravely i'll
Declaring he never felt better, -
MI Hughes called the Blue Net
work to correct the statement, which
had been made by Walter Winchell
on his regular Sunday night pro-
gram.
The network interrupted its
coaSt-to-coast hookup to make the
correction,
Evening star., 1944-06-19

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June Colchester
Lake, whose job as field represen-
tative for Rural Identification Ad-
ministrator Harry Slattery is being
abolished July l, wrote President
Roosevelt today he will start a
hunger strike protesting what he
said was politics in the REA.
In the letter to the President,
Mr. Lake asserted he had "coldly
and deliberately decided to eat no
more after June % until such time
as you or Congress free the REA
program for the farmers of
America
On June %, he explained, he con-
cludes a series of luncheon speak
ing engagements.
Mr.. Lake said the move to oust
Evening star., 1944-06-19
U. 5. Heavy Bombers
Attack Pas-de-CaIais,
Nazi AirfieIds Hit
Operations Supporting
Invasion Are Pressed
Despite Poor Weather
ROBOT ATTACKS WANE slightly;
British defenses stepped up.
Page A-3

ROBOT ATTACKS WANE slightly;
British defenses stepped up.
Page AS
BY the Associated Press.
SUPREME ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, June 19-American
heavy bombers, 500 to TOO strong,
hammered Hitler's rocket bomb
launching area at Pas-de-Calais
today and other big Allied planes
struck heavily at German air
bases in Southwestern France.
Fighter -bombers, attacking at the
rate of one minute, drove home a
three-ply assault in direct support
of invasion forces. One wave pound
ed trapped German forces on North
iern Cherbourg Peninsula. Another
battered communication routes to
the southeast over which the Nazis
were trying to reinforce their ar
mored divisions in the Tilly-Caen
sector. The third stream bombed the
area north of Paris. disrupting en-
envy reinforcement lines.
Rocket Installations Dashed.
The American heavy bombers
slashed at rocket installations after
night assault by the Raj, in
which one plane was lost, and a
raid in the same area yesterday by
| $50 big United States bombers.
| Other formations hit airfield tar
gets including Bordeaux -Merignac,
! ICazauX, west of Bordeaux, and
Corne Ecluse near the coast west of
| Cognac.
A rare stretch of bad June wealth
er still was hampering air opera
tionS.
Fighter -bombers blasted one con-
centration of several hundred Ger
mans. Col. Donald Blakeslee s
United States Mustang group saw
what looked like big procession OF
citizens out for a ride in horse
shays, but when the pilots "buzzed'
the cavalcade for a closer look Ger
man soldiers dived for cover. The
ammunition-loade "shays' were
blasted while horses scampered
across the fields.
Nazis Using More Horses.
The Germans apparently are
making increased use of horse
. drawn vehicles. indicating perhaps
shortage of motor vehicles or ne
cesSity of using horses to go over
or around battered reads.
More than 1900 American heavy
bombers hammered Oil refneries
and storage plants in the Hamburg
area and three enemy airdromes in
Northwest Germany yesterday
while $50 other heavy bombers
pounded the Pas-de Calais area.
Although the Germans threw ur
a fax barrage described as one OF
the heaviest yet encountered, not g
single enemy fighter arose to chal,
lenge the mighty American aeria
feet which struck into Germany
Yesterday. About 500 American
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Soviets Near Viipuri
After Mannerheim
Line Is Smashed
Koivisto Fortress at
Mouth of Boy Captured;
Reds Guin Elsewhere
BY the Associated Press.


MOSCOW, June 19-Soviet
field dispatches declared today
that the Red Army had smashed
forward to the threshold of Vii
puri, key city in Southern Fin
land, after breaking the Man
nerheim Line and capturing
Koivisto Fortress at the mouth
of Viipuri Bay
Farther inland on the Karelian
Isthmus, the Russians were re-
ported to have driven two and a
half miles past the Mannerheim
Line in the Murila sector.
While the Red Army's left flank
had made the most progress along
the Gulf of Finland, dispatches
said the right wing on the opposite
side of the isthmus now was ad-
vancing along Lake Ladoga, captur-
ing numerous points.
Early Victory Seen.
Gen. Leonid A. Govorovs Lenin-
grad forces which launched the
offensive nine days ago appeared
Co have broken the back of the
Finnish Army after piercing the
enemy's three lines in the defense
Of Karelia and prospects for an
carly complete victory over Finland
yeemed bright.
Swedish newspaper dispatches
from Helsinki today described
the position of the Finnish Army
as Critical" Viipuri was ac-
knowledged to be directly men
aced by crushing" weight of
Red troops)
The Russians quick success was
attributed largely to tremendous
artillery barrages which pulverizec
Finnish positions Front dispatches
disclosed that the KatiuSha, the Rec
! Army's secret gun, was used for the
first time in Finland in the present
drive
The Red Army reached the Man
nerheim Line Saturday, three days
after breaking the Raivola- -Yoki
| Line, and preached the old Manner
helm forts yesterday in a single
swift rush.
Reds Smash PillbOxes.
A Pravda dispatch said Soviet
army men were "electrified' by then
| first view of the Mannerheim pill
boxes which they had blown up in
the SoViet-Finnish War of 1889
1910.
The Russians attacked at daWr
yesterday smashing enemy pillboXes
and trenches with artillery fire
After the barrage only granite tank
barriers remained intact.
Red Army infantry chased the
survivors out of the Notifications
took the villages of Murlla and lila
kiriola and pushed two more miles
beyond the line until checked BY
fire from Koivisto fort.
! Warships Of the Red Baltic Fleet
promptly shelled Koivisto Islano
and the mainland fort.
The Russians were reported ad,
(See RIJSSIA PAGE Ad)
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Yanks Crush Nazi Night Attempt
To Break Out Of Cherbourg Trap;
Montebourg BYpassing Indicated
American Forces
Widen Corridor
Across Peninsula
BULLETIN.

WITH THE AMERICAN
FORCES IN NORMANDY lP,.
The American forces were
8 miles from Cherbourg to-
night and American artillery
was shelling the great port.
BricQuebec, II miles south of
Cherbourg, has been captured.
The Americans are steadily
broadening their corridor
across the peninsula, Unoffl-
cially it was estimated $4,000
Germans may be cut off.
MAP on Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Ruin Postpones Mats Game

NEW YORK, June 10 tSpeciaD -
The Washington Nationals opening
game of a series with the New York
Yankees here today was postponed
because of rain.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
7 1000 Reported Executed

LONDON, June 19 (P).-The Ger
mans recently dragged 1000 Jews
from an internment camp at Terezin,
Czechoslovakia, and executed them
in two gas chambers, report reach
ing the Czechoslovak government
in-exile said today.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
BULLETIN
Marshall, Arnold in Rome

ROME tPl.-Gen. George c.
Marshall and Gen. Henry II.
Arnold have visited Rome and
the Italian front, conferring
with military chiefs here.
Evening star., 1944-06-19

FRENCH TAKE CAPITAL AND
MOST OF ELBA; Allies gain in
Italy. Page Az
Evening star., 1944-06-19

(See BUDGET, Page A-12.)
Evening star., 1944-06-19

Temperatures today-Highest, 49, at
10:45 am: lowest, 70, at noon; 86 at 3
pm esterday-Highest. 98 record
for year); lowest, 72, at 536 am.
Evening star., 1944-06-19

MAP on Page A-3.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
sEFFOIK DOWNe

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather clear track. fas,
Third Race Macs Quest. Hay Burner
Eighth Race--Countess Play.
LINCOLN FIELDS
Weather. cloudy: track. fast
First Rare Quick Tool Bird ~ Gold.
Briarson. New Glory. Cloe Flight. Ran
dom Breeze Ny Crest
Second Race Free style. Playmate.
Third RAce--Golden Harvest. Hepcat.
Gold Fancy
Fourth Race Poio Babe
Firm Race Dusty Highihorne. Cold
Tint Loyal HOidaH
Sixth Race--Campanula Brief SIGH
Rising Light
Eighth Racc-Gsl Ann, Good Play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Boys File for
Baseball School.

Registrations will be ken
again tomorrow for the parks and
recreation's third annual junior
baseball school. which is formed
into a league to provide coaching
under actual playing conditions.
First games will be held the fol-
lowing Saturday.
Coaches for the summer will be
Walter Dierkes OF Southeastern
High, Ted Meyers and Leonard
Stark of DENLY. Floyd Stocum of
Hamtramck, Eddie Powers OF
Northern. Ralph Loeffler of Bur-
roughs, Vern Rogers of Central,
Burton Smith of ST. Mary's, Don
Andrews of Mckenzie, Lyle Van
Derventer of Southwestern, Dan
Fraser of Cooley. Art Carly Of
Cass Tech, Harold Higgins Of
Western, Bill Robertson of Miller
and Fred Huber OF Olympia.
Boys in three classes, ranging
in age from IL TO 16, may register
as individuals or whole teams from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. tomorrow at the
following parks:
East side-Jsyne. Lodge. 81. Clair. Gold
berg, DENLY, Chandler. Ftrshing NtKou-
quis. Northeastern. stellwagen. Yves, side
-Littlefield. Roosevelt School North
western, BEDFORD. StOepel os. ] and 2.
Southwestern. Dingeman, Cooley, McCaoe,
Clark Baby Creek and Atkinson.
- Army Air show Reopens sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
PUPILS TRY OUT

Darwin Massey, Frank Smoth-
ers and Pat Lyons, three pupils
from the jockey school run by
trainer Albert Johnson, also are
in the race. Smothers on VAL
dina Della. Massey on the front
running Epi Gal and Lyons on
Valdina Phao.
Lamar Prueitt, IT. year old
Lexington youth, will be on T. d.
Bulbs Axelson. Red Haddix. an
1S-year-old from Lexington, will
team up with Dreamy Eyes. a
horse coming out for the first
time this year.
The fact this race is hard 10
dope won't bother the members
of the Johnny Adams "Booing and
Cheering Society" who may take
q flyer on this race.
They will count on filling their
carpet bags with that green stuff
when the squat saddlesmith from
lola, Kan, is out there winging.
The Adams boys really have the
pdles today because the three
he U. S. champion came hump
ing down with four winners yes
terday, including Hydrant. longest
priced winner OF the day at S43. 40
in the $500 Stuart Purse.
Army Air show Reop~ns SUNDAY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Green Riders
Betting Woe
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's hard enough to pick the
winner out of a field of maiden
hQrses, but Detroit racegoers will
erve the championship wreath
Ydd bundle of cash today IL they
pick the winner out of a field OF
novice jockeys-little horseback
ers who have never won more
than one race.
As part of the movement 10
develop apprentice riders. Secre-
tary Henry is sending 10 horses
to the post in the third race,
most of them with youngsters
who have never found the win
ner's circle.
Sam Brumfield. 49, year old
from Lexington, will be the favor
ite to win the $50 prize which
goes to each boy who rides his
first winner here. That's because
he will be up on S. S. Ganos
Alfadildo. a beaten favorite in his
first start here and fourth in his
last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
New Infie|der
Joins Tigers

CHICAGO. June 9-Les Floyd.
lnfielder whom the Tigers pur-
chased from Portland of the Pa
cific Coast League, reported TO
the Tigers today.
Floyd came TO Chicago from his
home in Dallas, Tex, where has
has been working in a war plant
and playing ball twice a week. He
did not report TO Portland this
spring. He played both shortstop
and second base with Portland
and before that with Dallas in
the Texas League.
Floyd did not make the trip 10
Great Lakes with the Tigers to-
day.
rny Air show RroDens SUNDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
JAW SOftbaII
Teams in Openers

Nine teams. representing as
many local unions, open their
Class p Softball League Friday
night, June 9, Gas e,eleek. West
side teams. DeSoto Local 227
play Amaigamated Local 157 and
Ford Local 400 play Ford Local
so at Clippert Field. Dearborn.
Other games will see two cast
side teams matched at st. Clair
Park, Gray Marine Motors Local
1888 against Bower Local 6Sl. The
only east side versus west side
game will be Budd Wheel Local
900 against Ford Local 600 al
Codd Field.
Army Air show Rroprns SUNDAY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE, 81 furlongs. 2-year-olds:
Fred Cody Brooks $3.50 80 80
Johns Bird tArcarcl $40 80
Victory Maid tLndbergt y 80
Time 0s. Of 22l4
Karen O.. Singular. Watch Henry and
Josephine also ran.
SECOND RAcE--i-yesr-olds ana up. Ia
miles.
War Master (Arcarob 40 so s0
Light Reign 1Thacker) 10 90
Nebraska DPermanei 10
Time 2,0S rs or I 81
Loeb Ness Pantheon Marks Prime
Cha,iet. Aloa Gal Goo GOO and Pol
lenatOr also ran
THIRD RACE-s-year-oids and up
about miles tstecpiechasei
West Haddon (Morlanj go 40 90
Pico Blancn II (SCott SO 90
Tioga (Mllerb 10
Time 1852. of 3.23
a-sir Bluestesl. CorteSano. a-Beneksar
and Seafight also ran
a-Jones-Orr entry.
FOURTH RACE--2-year-olds. 81 fur.
longs.
sants's Vixen CZufcIu 1910 II loo 900
Meadow Maid Brooks s so 80
Spifha (krcarop 90
Time 0s rs, on 1851
Savant d'Or, Anaethesia, Reas Agent.
Peacock Lady and wemite also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
WiNidms-Angott
Remat(h BREWING

PHILADELPHIA, June 9 GNS)
The possibility of a return bout
between Sammy Angott. former
MIA lightweight champion. and
Ike Williams, Trenton. N. j..
Negro slugger. was foreseen today
as result of Williams close de-
cision over the ex-titleholder
Wednesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
7 GrdppIers Face
.635-Pound 'BIimp'

Seven grapplers will battle in
the wrestle royal against the 635-
pound Blimp. who in civilian life
is Martin Levy. at Mack Park
Tuesday. They are Bert Ruby,
junior heavyweight champion;
"Flash" Gordon, former title
holder; Ivan Kamikoff, George
Connell, Nick Billings. Irish Nc
Gee and "Dutch'S Schultz, a new
conner here. Their total weight
will be only about twice that of
the Blipp. Opponents for the
other thTte bouts will be decided
by the order of elimination in the
battle royal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Ruth Goes
Under Knife

NEW YORK, June 9 ms
Baseballs most famous figure
Babe Ruth. will enter the hospita
tomorrow for removal of Cart
lage in his right knee.
Its an old baseball injury"
stated the Babe. whose 1927
record of 60 home runs still
stands as a big league mark. II
let II go for years and now I'm
suffering.
Baseball? haven't given a
thought 10 playing baseball"
- Army Air show RAop~ns Sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
SUFFOLK DOWNS

REST- AFACHE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-3-year Odds, a mile.
Blue Colors (JenkinD 80 $40 go
star Maedic tTrenU $50 500
TAbrek fDanielsb 1920 1890
Time 1913 is, of 2 80.
Senior Prom. Two O'Clock. Nibby Jock
sunamlt. Black Business. Payable. Persi-
flage, Hssty- Mayb and 10 Balance also
ran
dead heat for second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
FOR sATIR DAi

Amy Air show Reopen. sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10

i-ARABEsoUE. Has,y Wire, Hsds
Fortune
MATTE SUE. Allegro. DEPT
JACKS JILL, Patch Buck. Pin Up
Girl
4-TiLTiNG, Cream. Paul
. WEATHERITE Frilurs Little Hoops
s-ARMiSTICE DAY, sollure. Chaila-
more
ARTHUR MURRAY, First Draft
Coppsrman.
s--HENO LION. Junco. Rambunctious
EST-ARABESQUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
LINCOLN FIELDS

i-TRooP SHIP. Miss Orphan. Dashing
Lady.
2-BiNGo MAN. NuttinE Doing My
Grace
s-WAR BUGLE David p. Jr. Madam
High
i-PoWDERED MILK. Miss Fluff,
TWiyt
5--TRAFFIC COURT Corona Corona
BUshwhacksr
e-SHOT PUT. Equ.fox. Alanag,
I pROLLON Letter v Song spinner
s--BECKHAMPTON. Dr.. Bones. Three
SANDS
BEST SHOT PUT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
LINCOLN FIELDS
AQrEDUCT

Weather. clear. track fast
First Race-Lady Eccleston. Ava
shrnks
Second Race Isolation Willow Run.
Third Race Cupid. Royal Archer.
Fourth Race Brevithorn
Firm Race Tudor King. J J Lynch.
Ankylos. Free Dutch. Harpsichord, Fran
CHS Marion.
Sixth Race-Thread - Gold
Eighth Race-Msgdsla. Cousin Nan
Rath Roman, Tragic Ending. Miss
Sugar. Golden Thorn, Enter
- Army Air Show Reopens sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-10
Best Bets
United Press
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN-An unusual method of promoting the
"Good Neighbour policy with South American friends is being
by company here and attracting inena
Two drawings shown above by Senor Mona
Campo famous Argentine carcaur and interpreter OF Gaucho
le than dozen being used IN striking
will lead to better understand
ing peoples of the Americas The above
typical Argentine ranch home and typical
Argentine Gauo and his family About $4,000 Of the calendars have
distributed provoked from nator
figures W. MacFarlane president and
of the Minneapolis Moline is craod with
mating the idea.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01

Skocila je "a grm. ze je pri-
tekel po sumecem listju boso-
nog sibak decek, ststnajstletni
mali hlapec Mihec. Tekel je
mimo grma in spotoma nasta-
vii roke ma usta: "Hu-u!"
Maria Sc mu nj oglasila; tt
no sc je plazila okrog grma.