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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Jed with Jean Hevre Of the
Coincide FrancaiSe. When She
is not on tour She divides her
time between an apartment in
New York and a country place
on Long Island.
The former is filed with me-
mentoS of her father and the
latter overhowS with dogs. cats.
doves, chickens. etc. Most Of
which belong 10 her 12-year-old
son, Otis Skinner Blodget...
She is married 10 Alden S Blod-
Eet who does important salvage
work for the government IN New
York City. She also has q step
son on naval duty IN the South
Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Joan Fontaine
Plans TO Retire
HOLLYWOOD, April

Much rested from her stay in
the desert. Joan Fontaine will
fly 40 Toronto TO see her cousin,
Mai Hereward De Havilland,
whom she has never met.
Barring a change of mind.
Joan still intends 70 retire from
the screen after one more pic
tuTe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
CorneIia Goes Mad

She's the heavy and goes mad
I'm her final scene .. To her
ama2ement, She says She was
required 10 go mad soft, me
dunn and loud So the sound
man could choose the most ef-
fcctive q. He chose the medium
register Besides being an
actress and writer of note. Miss
skinner Is also a great lady and
A great wit.
So great a lady she can afford
90 be completely natural. and so
clever a wit she doesn't have TO
sustain her reputation by being
caustic at the expense of others
Contrary 10 the general i'm
preston The UNLIMITED is not
her first picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Completely Happy

Dave and Jack took 10 the
COW trails and Chatuaqua circles,
finally cracking into vaudeville.
When the booking wore thin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
At THE STUDIOS
Ry Mil Ran/
Jack Carson Cashes In on Corn;
Been Glowing Around Since '2os
HOLLYWOOD, April 1.

JACK CARSON is the only actor the who admits
he deals corn professionally. In fact the easygoing,
good natured Carson boasts of being eoFny
For him-the grows very green-meaning plenty OF
good long green that be used legal tender for food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

lodging, war bonds or toys
for his 14-month-old baby,
Jack Jr.
Corn has been good TO
Jack. 1t made him a star at
Warner Brothers. He doesn't
look like the proverbial
cinema here, yet just a few
months ago he landed on the
star roster at the Burbank
studio.
Cash customers found q mu-
tual friend in this big good
natured lug" They saw him
doing things they did in every
day life. They said:
1--WE like this guy. He's like
us. Sorta cOrny, maybe, but
who isn't?"
And when audiences say that
about player his worrying
days are over. He's in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Makes Debut in 'Kismef'

But IL is her FIRST speaking
part IN a Hollywood product D..
Her actual debut was made IN
tho silent version of "kismCt %
IN which her famous father.
Otis skinner starred Cor
nelia played a highly unimpor-
tant palace handmaidcn ... At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Always Hated Work

Jack has been Glowing
around since the early Dos.
Hollywood wasn't his own
choice. The vaudeville in which
he'd been traipsing the country
curled up and died right about
then, leaving Jack practically
no alternative. II was either
the movies, or taking on "A job
as an insurance salesman for
his dad.
1--WE always hated the idea Of
working for a living" Carson
says with a chuckle. II got the
idea early in life that If you
could make people laugh a little
lou wouldn't have to resort to
work. With a college pal OF
mine, Dave Wilcox, 1 started
putting on little comedy rOu-
tines for the undergraduates. l
figured II they laughed, maybe
some cash customers would,
TOO -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Rebel Mayor
Back in Office

MONTREAL, Dec. u GNS)-
Released only a few months ago
from an internment camp, where
he spent four years for alleged
sntiwar activities. former Mayor
Camillen Houde was returned 20
Office again today by the resi-
dents OF this French-Canadian
city,
Houde defeated Mayor Odhemcr
Raynnult, ia Office since l94QI-eH
a substantial margin. Houde was
elected mayor Of Montreal for the
first time in 1928, and again IN
1880 and 1884. He was defeated
by Raynsult in 1896, but won the
Office again in 1885.
lie was interned in 1910 as a
person .pre judicial 10 the safety
of the state" following a speech
an which he exhorted citizens 10
refuse 10 register under the Ma
tienaI Registration Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Reinstated Officers
Given ASSIGNMENTS

Assignments for the four police
sergeants returned 10 their posts
with back pay dating back to 1910
were announced today.
Sgt. Edward Carbary goes TO
the Hunt street station on Dec
10, Earl Berry TO Dawson. Ralph
Eden 10 Palmer Park and Frank
McKeon to Mcclellan. They were
recently reinstated by the state
cuDreme court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13

The emergency value OF lo'
district bond sales has been testeC
Geraldine Blair, tiny daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Blair, 1896
Mill, became lost from her mother
in yesterdays shopping throng. A
patrolman took the little girl
10 the broadcasting booth at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Aleufians Shaken

NEW YORK, Dec. u -CUP4-A
fairly severe earthquake, probably
conferred in the -AleutiaRS- Islands
was recorded early today on seis-
mographic instruments at Ford
ham University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13

State and Woodward, where pro-
motional messages were suspended
while Mrs. Blair was PACED.
The mother heard her name
broadcast, and hurried TO the
booth 20 claim Geraldine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Loud Speaker Selling
Bonds. Finds Child

oud speakers promoting downtown
ed and found adequate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04

dala v spomin podobo Matere
bozje. "Ko Sc ii bide'' godilo sla-
bo, Cvetana, pridi k nam!" Teh
besedi Sc je spomnila sedaj. Da,
tie pojde. Sal ma gradu potre-
bujeio delavnih rok in Cvetana
ne DO jedla kruha zastonj.
Kakor Sc je odlocila, tako je
storila. Sc enkrat Sc ozre ma
ma kraj, XII ga je pref toliko lju-
bila, kjer je uzila toliko rado-
sti, kjer jo je spominjal vsak
kamencek, vsaka cvetka mia
dostnih let. Oko il zalijejo sol.
ze. Tezko Sc je lociti. Spomin "a
spominom Sc il zbuja. Srecna
mladost.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
(NadaljeVamje)

Starec Sc zgrudi brez moci.
Smrtna bledost mu pokrije O.
blicje, udje Sc mu krcevito tre-
sejo - vidni znak notranjega
boja. \
"Oce, sprejmi vero V novega
Boga, XII je toliko ljubezniv, ta-
ko milostljiv, tako dobrotljiv,
tako usmiljen! Njegova lube
zen je neizcrpna, njegova do
brota brezmejna
"Proklinjal sem jih, ko so pri-
sli ma Moravsko z novo vero,
ker Jim je sledil "a petami ne
mir ma prestolu. To je vidna
kazen. Govorili so besede lju-
bezni --, a "a mimi SO prisle
razprtije ma knezov prestol; pri-
digujejo ljubezen do bliznjega,
a med seboj Sc CRITIC, in V jeco
so pahnili Metoda. Poglej, to je
oznanjevana 1jubezen, XII je dru-
GIN v zgled -"
"Metod je pravi apostol boz
iega nauka in le sovrastvo ME
govih neprijateljev in zavist
Nemcev ovira njegovo delova-
ME.
"Sovrastvo - zavist ?" "a
smeje Sc divje Dub. "Ali je bila
kedaj med nami pogani, kakor
mas imenujejo, zavist in sovras-
two? Glej, to je sad move We
re-"
"Motis Sc; Bog hoce lube
zen in ljudje sami povzrocajo
jezo, zavist in zalOst."
"Bodi kakor hoce, JAZZ osta-
mem zvest svojim bogovom in
njih sluzbi in kdor hoce biti moi
otrok, mora verovati V ravno-
iste bogove, mora Sc jim kla-
njati z menoj in mora jim da-
rove prinasati.''
20 Bog, O Bog
"Hoces Ii biti moja hGi, hoces
Ii ma stara leta biti ocetu V po-
moe, odreci Sc -!'
Cvetani Sc je bojevala V srcu
ljubezen do Boga - ljubezen dc
oceta! Katerega maj opusti? We.
della je, da oce ne odneha, ir
svoj jo vero zatajiti? Nikoli ne
Dubova hci Sc spomni Meto
dovih besedi, da zapusti otrol
zaradi Boga lastno hiso, starse
prijatelje, vse - vse.
Isl Sc Ii re odlocila?'
To besedico je bilo komaj sli
sati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04

dar. Pojdi, pojdi in ne vracaj Sc
vec k meni, nezvesta hci ="
Predno sc Cvetana zave, je
bill Dub dalec v gozdu. Samo
listje je zasumelo "a MIN. Cve-
tana je ostala sama, kakor O.
no viharno noe, ko je metal We
ter po tleh domace bogove. Ire
sla Sc je kakor list. Izrezljane
podobe ma lipi so jo strasile,
sumljanje potoka Sc j je zdelo
kakor kacje sikanje. Tukaj O.
stati 81 nj upala -- a domov?
Dobro je poznala oceta, po-
znala je njegovo neupogljivost'
Zaenkrat nikakor nj smela mi
sliti, da bi sla nazaj pod rodno
streho.
Spomni Sc grascakinje. Dobro
je bila znana z MO. z n j e n Q
hcerko Liziko sta bill jednake
starosti. Kolikokrat sta sc ogla-
sill v njeni gozdni hisici in ona
jima je stregla. Skupaj sta bill
pri Metodu in graseakinja je bi'
la njena krstna botra. Ona j j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
DAROV ANA
Ceski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+o|
Zgodovnska ,povest IL dobe Slovanskh apostolov
cali zanustiS noVO Vero a

cali zapustis novo vero a Ii
starega oceta"
Cvetani zastane govor. Ma to
vprasanje je odgovorila tako
tezko. Rada bi ljubila Boga,
rada bi bila tudi hvalezna hci
svojega starega oceta.
me morem zatajiti Boga, ali
tudi -"
"zatajila 81 oceta", priskoci
j Dub " besedo.
"Sedaj je odloceno; pojdi ka-
NOR hoces, JAZZ sem izgubil svo-
jo hcer, nimam vec otroka. Tu-
kaj ostanem pri lipi, tukaj pri
bogovih, XII jih ne zapustim mix
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
Hiso noprodoi

Bella farmska hisa 7 soba-
mi; zica napeljana "a elektric-
no pee, nanovo barvana znotrai
in zunaj ter Sc lahko takoj vse-
lite. Poleg je en- aker zemlje.
Nahaja Sc ma Richmond Rd.,
Bedford, 0. Cena $4,000, ter Sc
proda ma lahka odplacila. Po-
klicite pred s. uro zjutraj: YE.
7167.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
Naprodaj

SO Lubasove harmonike, 3-vrst-
ne, v dobrem stanju; domaca
presa "a grozdje, ledenica, XII
drzi so funtov ledu. Vse v do
brem stanju. Poklicite HE.
1916.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
HiSa s s sObauni

"a emo druzino; v zelo dobrem
stanju, ter garaza "a 2 avta, sc
proda pO zmerni ceni. Podrob-
nosti Sc poizve- ma 14410 Aspin-
wall Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
b40I Utica Ave.

hisa "a 2 druzini; 5 sob spo-
daj, 6 zgoraj; poslopje zelo
dobrem stanju ter dobro zgra-
jeno. Dober nakup. Prosi Sc, da
ne nadlegujete najemnike. Po-
klicite Evergreen 2O25.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
SluzbO dObe

perica "a OBJ cetrtkih ter dekle
"a hisna opravila, polni ali DEL
nj cas-. Poklicite RA. 8249.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-04
j. G. Electric Repair
HE. 1000

Tocna postrezba delo jamGeno
Brezplacno pridemo iskati in .pripe-
ljemo nazaj. Popravimo in prenoyimo
velike in majhne elektritne rt1otorje
vprasajte "a JOE GORJANC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Admits He's Patron Of Restaurant

He admitted police said, that he a regular customer
the Galanls restaurant at Person and w Warren but
denied ne was the person who got cgaret there shortly
before girl answering Joyce description the
vicinity.
The man and woman taken into custody with Garrett
gave their Jack and Alice Binon each 28 They
said she had been living at the house
Stoves pl is gloomy alley, unmarked by street sign,
running one block east from 1880 St Antoine 1t clut-
tered with fewer than dozen wesherbeaten houses and
shacks among which that occupied by Garrett udstin-
gushed
Neighbos said they knew nothing about Garrett the
others.
His which has been microscopic
cay by 1t James Payne Of the police scientific laboratories
today Casts Of tire impressions taken the dump w
en and the Ann bor trail where the girl budgeoned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Found
In Big Bill S Vault

CHICAGO. March 81 CUP)-
As dramatic in death As he was
IN life William Hale tBig Bill
Thompson, former mayor and one
of the most colorful figures in
Chicago'S prohibition era, added
a sensational postscript 10 his
story today when more than
Sl500,000, mostly cash. was
found in two Of his safety de-
pOSlt boxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
THE WAR FRONTS

INDIA-Aies forced back by four Jap
Page L.
AIR WAR-RAF loses 90 bombers-a record-in moonlight
assault Nuremberg and Germany. Page L.
RUSSIA-Red Army within Is miles Of Hungary. Page p
ITALY-Aes lose all but position Mount Casino
page p
PACIFIC Powerful l. feet blasts Jar-bases in Paau
Islands Philippines. Page L.
Service TO STYLE SAUCE
land SATURDAY April H. a mustard like dressing
Adv really like In many Nways-Ad,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

LOS ANGELES March 81 GNS) - Charlie
Chaplin once in tears as he fatty denied intimacies
with Joan Barry during and after the trip to New
York on which the government charges him with
Mann Act violations returned to the federal court
witness box today.
He to be questioned further BY his own counsel
Jerry Giesler, and by L. S Attorney Charles H Carr
In the most dramatic hours and 20 minutes OF
Chapns life the wealthy comedian frankly told the jury OF
and five that his previous associations
with Miss Barry intimacies grew and admit it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
II OVER RECORD
Raj LOSES GAMBLE

The bomber command appar-
emily had gambled on the waning
striking power of the luftwaffe
10 make It's first moonlight attack
in several months, only TO run into
the greatest concentration of night
fighters of the war under condi-
lions ideal for interception.
Unprotected by fighters and
only lightly armed. the big Brit
ISL bombers fell easy prey to Nazi
pilots and anti-aircraft crews who
could Silhouette them against the
moonlit sky.
Nearly 700 British airmen were
believed TO have been killed or
captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
JAP filters GIVE ALARM

Japanese search planes from
New Guinea and Carolines bases
spotted the huge flee1 as II ap-
preached Palau and flashed a
warning 10 the islands. enabling
ships anchored there TO flee.
The raid carried L. s. naval
forces nearly $500 miles west Of
their nearest central Pacific
bases along the invasion route 10
the Philippines and south China.
which Nimitz has proclaimed 10
be his ultimate objective
The Palau group of 200 small.
heavily wooded islands lies at the
western end of the CarolineS $50
miles east OF Mindanao. southern
most OF the Philippines. and 1000
mics from Tokyo Largest 81 rho
group is 142-squarc-mile Babel
thuap
Coinciding with the naval at
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Liquor Board
Hits Back al
Gen. KunziiQ

Open warfare broke out today
between the liquor control COM
mission and its new manager, re-
tired Brig. Gen. Louis A. Kunzig.
appointed 10 his post only a month
ago by Gov. Kelly
IncenSed by the 62-year-old
former army officers criticism
Tuesday that the conSlisSion had
been Ito lenient' in dealing with
liquor law offenders, Commission
ers Felix II. II. Flynn and Theo-
dore I. Fry as much as told
Kunzig 10 go back where he
came from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
-u-nGEn- OK MERITS

Asked to comment on Kunzig',
criticism Flynn replied:
The man who knows what
judgment 10 hand down in
these hearings is the man who
hears them.
I've always Judged every
case on it, individual merits
and I'm going To continue doing
IL that my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
No BLANKET RULE

you can't just lay down a
blanket rule taking licenses
away from everybody. regard
less of the charge. II YOU did
that. there'd be no need for
hearings"
In Lansing. kunZig said he had
no comment on the cold reception
of his advice by the commission.
ers. lie indicated he would have
his say later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
INTIMATE STORY

lury yesterday ~ an intimate
manner seldom seen in d court
room.
Leaning forward in The witness
OI1N, OCCdST0T1dfTy T17T7r III 1TUI7-r
his chair and frequently illustrate
ng his remarks with gestures
he white-halred 5i-y p r-old
actor obviously tried 10 hold back
he tears but finally Icf them
course down his tanned cheeks.
He then told ms version ot Miss
Barry'S last visit 70 hiS Beverly
Hills home on rhc December
night in l942- rAna->Aa-@eea-t.-.l
him in his bedroom with n loaded
pistol IN her hands
Admitting he was seized with
terror As the barrel of the gun
was trained on him while Miss
Barry assertedly threatened. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
DENoUNCEs FINES

Kunzg in his charge Of leni-
ency against the commission,
criticized especially the punish
ment of offenders by mere fines.
He asked for the suspension Of
licenses. which would force the
vlolatorS out of business.
Commissioners Flynn and Fry
said biuntly today that Kunzig' :
advice on how 10 handle offenders
would be ignored and plainly m
piled that the new manager was
a novice who didn't know what
he was talking about.
Both said no change in dealing
with violators had been made and
tAat-RDnp- vas CONTEMPLATED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

am going 10 Xii you Chaplin de-
Glazed ho sought 10 mollify her
hy bChttl.nC her supposed love
for me- and telling her 1T Is all
a preien>e and q sham or you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
.taPls
Gain i'm
India

NEW DELHI. March 81
(UP)-Jap jungle troops,
slashing 80 miles across the
wild Indian frontier from cen
trail Burma, have cut the
main highway linking Imphal
and kOhima and are closing
in for a major assault on the
twin British stronghOlds, il
was disclosed today.
An Allied communique re-
vealed that Jap inva o n
forces had fought their way
to within striking distance OF
Kohima from three direc-
tions.
Two advanced units cut acroS,
the Imphal-kohima ghwa y
south Of the town and other raid.
ing parties stabbed into the Brit.
ism lines from the north while
the main attacking force drive in
from the east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Gardener Held
In Girl S Murder
By JAMES MELTON

A 42-year-Old ex-cOnvict, once arrested
in Detroit in an attack case and twice as
mOlester of women, was taken into custody
early today as ''the most likely" suspect in
the Staying of 14-year-Old Joyce RaulstOn.
The suspect long familiar to police in sex cases
but convicted here, is Charles Garrett, land
scape gardener. He was seized at a. m as he drove
up in front of his home at $50 StoveIs place in
dark-cOlOred sedan.
Always Escaped Prosecution
Garrett, Negro is held incommunicado in the county
Jail with another and found at the Stovels
pL address.
Police said the suspect questioned molesting
charge last February There record of six other arrests
various charges Detroit and conviction Illinois
where Garrett sentenced to 20 years for breaking
and entering
Prosecutor Bowling who has assumed full charge of
the investigation, said
This man is the most likely suspect yet arrested"
At the jail Garrett insisted that he in his own
home miles from the of the murder Monday night
and all Tuesday morning
CARROTS previous arrests cover a wide range, but
police say there was sufficient evidence against him
to take him to trial pointing out that witnesses rape
and molestng reluctant testify The rape
charge against him placed in March 1885 but he
released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
In The Times TO-DAY

DIR. j. c. TOOLE, DENTIST. 40
w Lafayette Al Mich. opp City
Hall. Hours 90 Tel CA. $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Navy EdsheS
Jap Isle Bases
In Wide Area

81 (UP)-A powerful u. S.
fleet, spearheading the great
est co-ordinated offensive of
the Pacific war, was believed
today TO have wrecked Japa-
nese bases on the Palau
Islands, 40 miles east Of the
Philippines. in heavy attacks
that are continuing.
LAND PLANES HIT TRUK
While l. s. battlcships car
rierS. cruisers and deStroyers were
making their deepest penetration
Of japanese waters since the fall
Of the Philippines. L S bombing
fleets from southwest and central
Pacific bases blazcd a trail OF
flaming destruction through Truk
and other enemy strongholds
along an arc stretching $500
miles from Palau 10 the eastern
MarshallS.
Gen NacArihurs planes do
Stroyed 172 Jap planes a. Truk
and HoHandia. New Guinea
The naval force launched IT'S
assault on Palau LOSS miles west
Of Truk and nearly 1000 miles
southwest Of Hawaii AZ dawn
Wednesday lPalau timel in a new
attempt 10 bring the reluctant
Japanese navy 10 battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
JAP- MARSH4PS- LIE

Such Jap ships as were az the
islands fled however. before our
warShipS could narrower into
attack positions.
Palau is believed 10 be tho main
supply link between the Japa-
ncSe homeland and Truk
Adm Nimitz. commander Of the
Pacific fleet announced the start
Of heavy attacks on Palau in a
communiquc late Yesterday The
attacks were continuing ne SaTd
Hundreds of planes were be-
lieved 10 have participated in the
attack on Palau
The task forces were believed
similar 10 those which sank 2} go
% Japanese ships at Truk last
Feb Is and II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
BRITISH SCATTER Jars

The Allied communique said one
Japanese raiding party had eStab-
liShcd temporary road block on
the lmphal-kohima road WedneS-
day damaged a briGge and am
pushed "one or two motor trans
ports before being driven OF
ON Thursday a second enemy
force reached the hills Just east
of The road and opened fire on
British transport with trench
mOrtarc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
DRAMATIC MOMENT

This dramatic moment-Ch Chap
I'm himself termed DO "mclOdra-
matte was preceded by hiS un-
cql}ocal denials that he had In
vHcd her INTO hIS Waldorf As
torIa bedroom iu New York in
October 1912 or that he was in
innate with ms rcd-hcadcd for
mcr proiege al any time after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Attack Near Philippines
British
Lose 96
Planes

LONDON, March 81 CUP)-The
Raj suffered the heaviest loss
ever inflicted on an Allied air ar
mazda last night when 96 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 bombers
in raid on Leipzig Feb. 19. The
highest loss ever suffered by a
L. S. air fleet was So bombers and
II fighters in an attack on the
Berlin area March 6.
Although the Raj was believed
70 have lost more than 10 per cent
Of its raiding fleet, il dropped
about 2.240 tons Of bombs on
Nuremberg. the medieval city
which Hitler converted into a
Nazi party showplace and indus
trial center.
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sTIFF FIGHT AT KOHIMA

Another Jap column had driven
. miles into India from Tamu 10
reach the Pslel area. only 20
miles southeast Of Imphal
Gen Auchinleck commander
in-Chief IN India. reported that
The LAnancSe had reached the
main British defenSes around Ko-
hima and that stiff fighting had
been under way for the last two
days.
Auchinleck declared that pow
erful British forces are defending
both kohIma and Imphal. and
pledged a determined fight 10 hold
both towns
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TELLS OF FRIGHT

Just tell in your own words
what happened" said GIcSlcr.
Chaplin began
II came home rather late. 7
was I'm my bedroom when I
heard a disturbance-and there
was Joan with gun pointing
az me.
She half-circled the bed and
said: I'm going to kill you
u was scared. ! tried 10
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c NJ. McARTHUR DENTIST
III GriSw q. oTcr kUscls
Hours 90. Sundays. 1O-12-Adv
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