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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Coleman points out the Leafs
would thus be able 10 throw
against Detroit the stars of the
Boston md New York teams which
arc counted oGT OF TIC play0ffS.
Manager Adams of the Wings
regards Coleman's suggestion as
amusing and believes ITS adoption
would produce an extremely m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Ecmo L'chdd who worked at
Ford in Detroit ln The winter
and who managed Scranton last
year. viii pilot Louisville this sca-
eur IT. 'Ffirc-~ have ~ EXHIBIT
ton game scheduled at Louisville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
len Mat Ms Awarded.

EN Coach Ray COPYRIGHT 10 his
uuhca'cu champions Bob Cit
TINS of Detroit ON varsity and Phil
L--A-- .!-ll-- = Z. 44-.- ~ a :
WlIn nMnrlrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Again that Jim lHley WAS re-
ported ready 20 buy the Yankees
backed by Lew Vent of Ponca
tf'} Okla blC oitde1lcr.-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
INHE-StarS vs.. Montreal
Times PINOT
every event
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

From Toronto has which II taken seriously
might produce threat Montreal CanadenS the Stanley
Cup finals
From the Of the Flying Frcnchmen it perhaps the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Burkemo's Thrill

Golfer Walter Burkemo back
in town on leave says ms great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
T & B TIES FOR FRS FIR ST
By HAROLD Kali.

Dairy Workers 90. ivan B7rn3s0h
INT 245-12l-ZOJ for 666 I'm tho Rod
ford House o.. FLOYD johnson 263
In the Lucky Strike Senior e.. al
DcSSon 25S IN the PALM Beach
Senior Don BrbcrCk 251 IN
the VIDA
Simpson Fjv.'s l1Nt and Hank Warda
629 are new third hiEhs m me Continental
Local $50 . MARY COOK rolled 2l3 Mary
calder 20s Nina Marin ZUl and Bea Pei-
ION poo 40 the Ford Blvd Ladies .. Ala
3 49, - -.l- H. L.--4- .---- - -.---
NaTry spruff lts AMI fa IIstuey pfI ln
The P'vicra House
Otucr league alsht. Pred ucE4lGus IS ..
and Norman Gurneft $50 Rainbow sa1
House. John Dies Fort Blvd House 2tt.
Fred I.esco ga ana ATT WnchCf e1s
Orient senior Rudy ChArlef Fire Dept.
80 e. 1888. Nfrn Blsles Nicksrs Night
hawks 23J. BH Rash Ford Trans 2l6s
Thomas Capp4er- Nr~tayer EllslnesEUcn,
pa and 622 Al BauKls. Cadillac spare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

ormer AIl-Amciican from
Minnesota and star backoof Green
Pay VIII report for duty with
The navy before end of month
I ram is married and father of a
U7uCHtCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

IIc WA Stopped hy Jack Del
ler Tiger general manager.
ia D, going to tell Won about
ifrt, ht itftft-ti-tiic-In Indians g.
thelr onls peunaut IN the World
Series ~ lH20 the q. VI. eX-
planned
Steve hIr 1888 for the Indians
agYu-r JiT1ollNn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Hockey Scoring Record:

Stills Icrh Gam u Brulne E0t
18th and 10Th points As his team
beat Hawks. Cd. IN Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

junior outdoor
and senior IN
door titles ln
the same sea-
son An Of
Saginaw skat-
crSIncl4dlur
the WrOnaS On
Cept Esth Q r
twho IS IN The
state bowling
( % u r nan1ent)
Will skate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

~TtRf r NFtff - N--+++2-t---rts
8 fling with tho Willow during
batting prsctic' Ne,tcrd~ --
and got himself single
a Reminds me ~ when--"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Niqhf Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daUr prints In 'hr
Eilht Eduon ols fbf name ef horse
which race experts ferI is among the out
slHndire bets OF iHr Gay
The code key a.Hg4rs each night .r 'Hr
Eight star and ftft Line editions. q NUM-
Der correspondents tu each letter ~ the
I'LL &iEHI EDITION AND ts PRINTED
~ CODE T1u"ftH corie follows
AT Ria co D-9s Use ~ C-i8
H-g5 I-ga JsS kSs LIZ Ma SIS
OCT P-lH Q-5 RE SIS T-62 -Pu
Wig ~ IS ms.
Clip th.s code key q vfH enable ta4
90 remember fh. name az tomorrow code
horse appealing ONLY ~ THE MONT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Of spinal meningitis. one u8e in
Tho spring of ve-T45
Campbell reported to the Glove
land camp n gafd shape and
won a regular place M thc our
field Three weeks after he
season started. Campbell WIS
pounding along AZ chip wclt
above 300 Al trace, of the IL
ness had disappeared
Then all of a sudden. with the
Indians heading ior Boston.
Campbell was seized once again
with tho peculiar maildy He
was rushed 10 d hospital n a
condition that was called
Critical
Papers WarUcd nm NAT
Cleveland was going TO place
him on the voluntarily retired
list So hc sent the toliuN4I-
telegram to-G-SlapnlLka LhG
clubs general manager
''t'tcHSr Ito not put me on he
retired list. VIII he ready In
three weeks
Campbell called 'hc Turn
Flvc days later he jest the hoe-
p-taI End headed for League
Park Cleveland lic arrived a>
the Indians were ge1n- them
practice hcks Eruce tools tI
lie bcl'od three pitches over thc
wall lie hit 81 than season
For such a spectacular come
back. Philadelphia sport writers
voted Campbell the most cuur-
ageous athlete n 1856 The
award has gone annually 20 "a
haUp.ayer Mckee Cochtnc
-s.i.-=s-.Asl.-s.-
--rr---rT-r-r---4 ii-5-r---- -
1850 IN q deal for Roy Bell
Tlc ncXt year be Nae Graded o.
VI as htnGton with FRANKIE
Crnucher for l3oc CIamcr and
Jimmy BloodWOrth
Would any one I'M 1886 be-
h-1e. enough u bet Campbell
would moi only so on no now
ara creator heights ln baseball
haf eventually pass urorou
arm> physical teet 90 ta.te Ids
paT' DO great gloha way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
ONLY FOUR VETERANS

Only four Of tho candidates who
turned out for the opening prac-
tice yesterday were from last
years squad Besides York and
Weed ttet were Harold ,Aett-
heHseF- and Patti I'roHt
Others were Walter Beck. Joe
Hare. Deb Eaton and Jim iiioSko.
pitchers: Bob Swift. tho catcher
obtained from the Athletics IN
the Rip Radcliffe deal and Chuck
HoStetler An outfoldcr Who used
10 play in the Texas League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Hold Your Nose!

It's Stlll gong on. Henry
Armstrong fiattcned . sterling
character by the name OF Broad
way Johnny Jones in Miami
last night IN the fifth These
affairs seldom so beyond five
rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
YORK STREAMLINED

In Streamlincd shape. the
American Leagues top home run
clouter looked aS If he had done
plenty OF work on his farm this
winter.
Had TO work 10 grow some
thing To eat" York explained.
There was nobody else To DO
the work"
J. p. Wood converted out
fielder who VIII be given a phySl-
cal March -. also was TN the
first days turnout. His board al
Houston agreed 10 transfer his
examination TO Evansville
Don Ross PinKy higgins and
other Tiger regulars whose fate
are still IN the balance also plan
10 come on 10 camp according 20
General Manager Zeller
This is IN line with XellerS con-
-teption that baseball is Tiger, s
regular occupation and his value
in other lines Is doubtful There
fore ne should stay on his regular
job baseball until Uncle Sam
makes other dispositions Of him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Or Jack kearns. with q big
bundle of folding money, is now
swinging through the east look
ing for bouts for the Chicago
Coliseum where hc Is the pro-
moter. Thinks We'll of SGT Lou
Woods chances against jake
LaMot,a ~ Stadium March 81.
But when be- says he'd ike 20
put Lou m against Henry Arul
AtEnn- lhGLn tendencN
quickly grab the nose with
thumb and forehnCer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
There Chance
Rudy Will Play
In First Game
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE. March l5-With
the revelation that Rudy York has
not as yet been called for a pre-
induction physical Jack Zeller
and Steve O'Neill are buoycd with
the hope the Tigers may get part
time help from stars headed for
service.
They see the possibility York
and others near call Will start the
season April Is and may be- able
to play Il substantial number of
games, m some cases perhaps
most of the season.
York, who arrived in camp YES
terday. explained ne stlll was IN
la, but had heard nothing more
from his draft board az Carriers
Vile. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Pacific Battle Pictures
In Sundays Times

concept Of iHfoptiic paralysis ard
n treatment for II, and ,rbV care
that rerc dent 10 her eoyIu pleas
for md are dcof no longer.
Anywhere by giant rocket plane
after the war, Robert D. Potter
writing in The American
u +4s-'.-it 1T Sunday, ~pe-
troit Times $500. predicts huge air.
liners. propelled by lets Of fire.
Will 20 hurting through the super
stratosphere AZ incredible speeds.
For the nbore and maru other
EXCLUSIVES rcud Sunday De-
froit Times. Become n regular
Detroit Times reader n ubom the
Times IS bour.de'Hrrc9 by cor-
rier. You can arrange for this
service by dining CHcrp sfoo.
So dong lriH he good jUd7mer',
rs issues Of the Times 0re n
because Of thC neUspruf sho r..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

FIVE FULL PAGES Of dra-
matte illustrations ~ Pictorial
Reriew u,tb this Sundays De
troit Times depict erents Of
the Battle Of the Pacific! These
Wustru nre bp the noted
A mericou drtist. Gilbert Bundp,
Wt0 has tefR N the thTCKbst Of
the struggle.
Just as there were depression
bandits in the thirties. there VIII
be postwar criminals IN the forties
bat, this time, the FBI viii be
ready for them, J. Edgar Hoover,
FBI chief, explains in The Ameri-
can Weekly with this Sunday S
Detroit Times.
Sister Eb;obcth Kenny
rritiHg in The American Weekly
Nth this Sundays Detroit Times
tells hoD she found neu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Reds 81 Miles
From Odessa

MOSCOW March 81 GNS)-
The Germans lost their last
coastal defense base protecting
Odessa today when Red army
forces took the fortress port OF
Ochakov by storm
The fall of Ochakov was an
nounced in a special order of the
day by Premier Stain.
Ochakov. on the Black Sea, lies
only 81 miles from Odessa, last
principal port IN southern Russia
still remaining in Nazi hands.
Stains order OF the day was
directed 10 the commander of the
Third Ukralnian Army Gen Mali
noVSky, whose forces pressed west
ward on Ochakov after capturing
the naval base of Nikolayev and
forcing a crossing of the lower
Bug River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
i. ). BonnbsB|ds1
Bu|gdr Capital

NAPLES, March 81 GNS)-U
s. Fortresses and Liberators
pounding the Bulgarian capital of
Sofia in the greatest heavy
bomber blow ever. leveled in this
theater. were credited today with
shooting down Is Of 46 enemy
interceptors
Many hits were scored yes
terday on three railroad yards in
or near Sofa, and other detectives
were covered with bomb bursts.
Medium bombers- raided the big
naval base AT Leghorn, Italy, and
shipping off the Dalnstian coast,
Rail bridges and communication
lines on both Italian coasts and
in the Rome area were hit heavily
while heavy bombers struck at the
Imotski airfeld, in Dalmatia.
Twelve Allied planes were lost
in all operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Prospective Draffee
Reveals 'He'S'WOmaHl

The strange story of woman
who has been maSquerading as a
man for 20 years and who admitted
her true sex only after Mt.
Clemens draft board had sum-
moned her for a pre-induction
examination was uncovered today.
According 10 the draft board,
the woman, who Is plumbers
helper by trade, had registered and
fulfilled all requirements of the
draft law.
Early this week, however, she
appeared in the headquarters of
the board and asked for a private
physical examination. Still under
the impression that she was a
man. board officials informed her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

after which she again picked up
the gun
Il did not" Chaplin replied.
Were YOU intimate that night
with Miss Barry?"
Il was not"
Calling Ch4plns attention r.
the -i-lcar-old Miss BarrNs pre-.
Won, testimony that he was COINS
to reh7hIltate' her on S25 4
vrci - srC promised 10 See him
onh when hc wanted 10 sec hcI
Carr puf Do when he rang
tre heII1 llcs.cr asked II such a
conversation took place
40 such conversation oc-
CURED. " Chanlm SAID
Chaplin said that shortly after
he conferred with thc butler he
returned io Joan and sand that u
she wanted 20 stay She could
occupy thc guest room adjoining
h.- own bath
she went in" Chaplin said
"all the time holding the gun
I'm her hand and acting very
strange. locked the door from
the bath and went 10 bed. was
very upset, YOU might say.
CONFERS WITH BUTLER
II went 10 sleep for about
four hours and awoke AZ 3.
went downstairs to get some
breakfast. think Edward was
up and we talked over the situ-
alton.
After breakfast I went hack
upstairs 10 see II she had awak-
ened. unlocked the door from
the hath and opened II quietly.
She was still asleep. tip-toed
IN hut she awakened and took
the gun In her hand. I said:
Gtrc me that gum
"She said; Don't come near
me
II said; Nobody's coming
near youi Just give me thot
gun :"
Chaplin said his arguments were
Of no avail. that CLANCY also tried
unSucceSSlully 10 obtain the
weapon, and that finally he
tChaplin) went back and told
Joan
N you Wart me to help you
financially you're doing IL IN
the uronR Wny I'm not going
TO do anything for you whiIs
you're threatening UioIencs'."
GAVE HER MONEY
Miss Barry finally seemed IL
break. " Chaplin continued.
II had $50 in my pockets and
gave II TO her" he testified.
"She said she needed more and
told her 10 come tomorrow
and Id leave some more with
Edward"
Giesler then demanded whether
Chaplin had been intimate AT any
time In December with the cir
who charges IN another suit that
he is the father Of her 5-months-
old daughter, Carol Ann.
mo. ! WAS not" Chaplin said.
! Chapllns attorney questioned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Jackie Kid Coogan
Gets Lieutenant Bars

HOLLYWOOD. March 81 INS)
Jackie Coogan, once the kid
to millions Of screen fans, IS a
lieutenant now.
News of the promotion came
today in a letter Coogan wrote
after his return from landing
glider troops behind the Jap lines
in a Burma jungle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

that this was impossible and that
the examination would have 10 be
taken AT the induction center in
Detroit.
Whereupon the woman left only
10 appear later with a certificate
from a physician atteSting TO the
fact that she is a female.
Draft board officials immedi-
ately scratched her name from the
list Of registrants and placed the
records in her case under lock and
key.
Selective service officials in De-
troit said they had not heard Of
the case but pointed out that there
have been a few similar incidents
i'm other parts of the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
VISITED APARTMENT

The comedian said he allowed
her 10 visit the apartment late
that night because she expressed
"A desire 10 see his suite but
that they only sat and talked for
20 minutes before he took her Ia
her own quarters IN the Hotel
Pierre.
I'm the Waldorf Astoria"
GlcSler asked, Did YOU say To
her: Joan. WiH you come into
the bedroom Whh me p and did
she say, yes ?"
NO" Chaplin said.
Did YOU go into the bedroom
at sllo
"No."
Were YOU intimate with her
there"
NO, was not" Chaplin said.
Did you 60 10 New York for
any purpose other than the pur-
pose OF making a talk in Car
negie Hale" GieSler persisted.
NO, | did not
Did you have any secret
idea Of being immoral in New
York City with Joan Barry--or
any one else ?"
II did not"
Chaplin said he had attempted
10 avoid Miss Barry in New York
City rs well as later on the West
Coast. He declared that he was
unaware of her return 10 the
Coast until several days after his
own return.
After returning 10 his Beverly
Hills estate, Chaplin said, Miss
Barry called him "persistently''
even though he slegedly had cut
her out Of the part of Bridget"
IN his contemplated production OF
Shadow and Substance.
II finally called her up" he
testified. "She said IL was most
important that she see me; that
she was going TO Tulsa and that
she wouldn't bother me. After
that contrite statement. natur-
ally l said: "AH right, ri see
you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
HishIisIlfS of ChapIin's
Testimony at Hearing

the actor in even greater detail
on the New York episode
he went 70 dinner with Miss
Barry a. Club p. Chaplin re-
counted. on the advice Of sports
man Tim Durant aSsertedly 10
fnreStall any possibility that she
might make trouble for Chap
lin at ms Waldorf-AStoria Towers
ana mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
rHI pIrRolr TINES

Los ANGELES March 81
ISIS Elc-lEr ~ Charlie
Chap testimony at YESTERDAY s
Eo7rrC ~ charges ot violation OF
ue Mann Act grow rg oU Of ms
ra..1r>-p W.'1 Joan Barry
lu,t toll IN Sour own words
what happened SAID C'rs'er as
Chap took frC stand
n came home rather late !
va, IN nN bedroom when !
heard disturhancc-aud there
was loan with gun pointing
AZ me.
She hslf-circled the bed and
said: m .Fot1r 10 kill VOC.
4 Was scared tried 10
reason with her said 10 her:
Wbof Of the suppossd lops for
me I' a. al O prctenss ond a
sham o. you Wouldn't act th,s
uoot
I'D never pat myself In
false position with her, nor had
she with me
Returning 10 his story which
GicSler never interrupted, Chaplin
said
Il tried 10 reason with her.
talked about the past"
Referring 20 that past In detail
he SAID Miss Barry had called him
up frequently In the early days
OF then association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
THREATEN BREAK

Russian forces TO the northwest
pushing into the Carpathian foot
hills threatened an early break
through into Czecho-Slovakia and
northern Rumania. They were
within 10 10 Is miles Of each from
tier after capturing Cernauti.
The vanguard of Marshal
Zhukov's First Army of the
Ukraine raced southwestward
from captured Delyatin. Is miles
short of Hungarys Carpatho-
Ukraine, formerly the eastern tip
of Czecho-Slovakia, in a bid 10
Selze the mountain passes before
the Germans could plug them.
They were reported unofficially
to he less than 10 miles from the
border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
OBJECTS TO WORD

Carr objected and the wore
'contrite' was stricken.
II said Id take her 10 Ro-
manofs for dinner" Chaplin
continued. And / called for
her al the Beverly Hills Hotel.
She got into my car and, the
moment l saw her. thought
she was not In Al condition.
She seemed very strange.
AT Romanoff's, as time went
by, she seemed To he getting
worse. She was rather mar
tiCnlaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
FLANKING POSSIBLE

Zhukov sent other striki n {
forces down from captured Ger.
nauti 10 the Seret River. from
which the whole German position
in Rumanla east Of the Car.
pathianS can be f1anked
tRumania acknowledged the
war was at her Threshold by
issuing its first supreme com
mand communique in two years
which reported the fall Of Ger
nauti, the Russian crossing Of
the Upper Prut and "fluctuat-
ing fighting in Bessarabia.
The Nazi party organ
NoelkiScher Beobachter said
streams of refugees are fleeing
from threatened districts in
Bessarabia, Bucovina and Mol
daVa into Rumania. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
.Ndziis Bag %
Planes

LONDON. March 81 CUP)-Ths
Raj suffered the heaviest loss
ever inflicted on an Allied air arr
mazda last night when % planes
were shot down by German night
fighters and anti-aircraft guns
during a powerful British moon
light assault on the arms center
of Nuremberg and targets IN
western Germany.
II OVER RECORD
The loss exceeded by II The
previous record toll Of 70 homherS
IN raid on Leipzig Feb. 10. The
highest loss ever suffered hv
u $ air fleet was 6S bombers and
II fighters IN an attack on the
Berlin area March 6.
Although the Raj was believed
10 have lost more than 10 per cent
Of its raiding fleet, il dropped
about 2,240 tons of bombs on
NVemberg, the medieval city
which Hitler converted into a
Nazi party showplace and indus
trial center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
ADMITS INTIMACY

1T grew into intimacy, and /
admit A." Chaplin SAID
II asked her why she should
treat me 40, embarrass me be
fore my servants and create a
tantrum and.-oh, 80 much.
Il told her Of my belief In her
while she stood there with the
gun. told her Of my faith In
her ability. I told her how I'd
bought a play for her and that
the production already had cost
me 100000 10 100000.
Finally, she said 10 me- =
don't think you're North ~ I'm
going 10 Kill myself and I'm 60.
ing TO do IL right here IN your
room
~ heard Edward (ChaneN.
the hutlerl and my two sons out
In the hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
JAP wARsH1Ps FLEE

Such Jap ships as were AZ the
islands fled. however. before our
wsrships could maneuver into
attack positions
Palau is believed 70 be the main
supply link hetNVe cen the Japa-
-n@se- homeland ard -I,rl!l,-
Adm. NinitZ. commander 81 the
Pacific fleet. announced the start
of heavy attacks on Palau IN 4
comrunique late yesterday The
attacks were continuing, he said.
Hundreds Of planes -were he
heved 10 have participated In the
attack on Paiau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
[. 6. LOSSES SLIGHT

Forty-nlne planes on the nun
Ways fighters four medium
bombers and 10 dive hombers-.
were DESTROYED and FIVE 70 20
other aircraft were shot clown out
Of % which engaged the raiders
in = 45-rinute running fight
Seventh Ar Force Liberators
from the central Pacific hit Eten
and Moen islands in the Truk
atell less than y hours later.
starting large fires among formid-
able naval and air installations.
The raiders ran into a fierce anti
aircraft bsrraEe bat l s losses
were believed slight II any be
cause the boubcrs attacked az
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Fleet Attacks
Near Philippines
CONTINUED from Page one)

streeeA 10 5 tap planes A. FFHk
and HolandIs. New Guinea
The naval force launched It's
assault on Pslau, 055 miles west
Of Truk and nearly 1000 miles
southwest az Hawaii ~ dawn
Wednesday )Palau time) IN a new
attempt 20 bring the reluctant
Japanese navy 10 battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
II OVER RECORD
Raj LOSES GAMBLE

The bomber command appsr-
emily had gambled on the waning
striking power of the luftwafe
10 make its first moonlight attack
in several months, only 10 run into
the greatest concentration Of night
fighters Of the war under condi-
tionS ideal for intercepiion
Unprotected by fighters ard
only lightly armed. the big Brit
ish bombers fell easy prey 70 Nazi
pilots and anti-aircraft crews who
could silhouette them against the
moonit sky
Nearly 700 British airmen were
believed 10 have been killed or
captured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
CALLS TO SONS

81 called out IN the boys;
" Sons, there a. ittle
trouble. You hod better 20
home 10 your mother for to-
might.
at turned out they couldn't
20: there was no car available.
Joan at this time was stand
ing in the archway In the hack
Of the room with the gun In her
hand l told her. Look here.
my two children are here you
must so home
"She said: I'm destitute I'm
going 10 stay here"
GieSler broke IN:
"Now, Mr.. Chaplin, that night
in your home. were YOU intimate
with Miss Barry after she
had laid the gun on a table, and