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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
2SendtorS Stiff
Paper Shortage

WASHINGTON. April Il luPl
Chairman Truman ID Of Mis-
sourl SAID TODAY one member Of
his Senate war investigating COM
nirtee has been checking INTO the
paper shortage including news
print. but detailed lnvestlg cation
ih1aS t1t4t-y-et beeu worked ont
Senator Ferguson tR1 Of Mich
ICan has been conducting the pre-
Urinary investigation Senator
La Toilette LPl- of Wisconsin has
asked HIM 10 ascertain whether
Wisconsin paper mills can hold
their manpower under quotas
which reduce their operation 10
two or three days week
II was reported that Ferguson
also had been checking into com
plants about present ALLEGATION
arrangements and purpor d
black market dealings whereby
publishers with quotas larger than
they use release extra supplies 70
others who are willing 10 pay
premium price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
u. ). Protests
Oil Seizures

WASHINGTON, April Ia (INs)
Secretary of State Hull revealed
today that the United States has
delivered a note OF protest to
Spain TO forestall the threatened
seizure of American and British
oil stocks in Spanish Morocco.
Reports from Spain indicate
that the Franco government has
already seized small stocks of oil
belonging to the Anglo American
Shell HdNaetitfTa- companies
in Tetuan, Spanish Morocco.
Hull told his conference that
Spain had not yet seized the oil.
but that the u. S. government is
looking into the question and has
sent protests TO prevent what
seemed TO be the i'm m inent
seizure.
Hull also reVealed that the
United States, for some time, has
been making representations 10
Sweden, regarding that country's
shipment of ball bearings and
other commodities 10 Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
5 Draft Dodgers Given
5-Yedr Prison Terms

FIVE DRAFT law e1aderS TODAY
were sentenced hy Federal Judge
Lederlc m serve FIVE years each
They are
William r. Abbott. "a. Of III
SolyaN, VINO IS awaiting trial on q
charge eof imperSonatlng an FBI
agent; IoSopa. j. Ross. 30 former
Detr0Ifcr who was picked up IN
Morrow La Fred Baumann. "a
of ll73 Central Charles G..
Bocskay Jr rs of 1877 Liddle>-
dale. and ono r Chady. IS, OF
Saline Il. 81 Mn graduate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
322 Tons
Blast laps

GEN NJ, ARFFftiRSS ITO. NEW
GUINEA. April IA QNS)-More
than 200 L. s. bomberS and fight
CTS battered the Japanese base al
Hollandia, New Guinea, with 322
tons OF bombs and expended
$4,000 rounds OF ammunition in
strafing runs Tuesday, Gen. Mac
Arthur announced today.
The airmen destroyed a 1000
ton freighter in Humboldt Bay
and set fire 10 two smaller
freighters, seven coastal vessels
and several bargeS.
Twenty japanese fighter planes
attempted unSuccesSfully 10 break
up the biz attack. Eight were
destroyed and 10 damaged One
of our planes was shot down and
others were damaged.
In an attack Monday on
Wewak. New Guinea Liberator
bombers dropped 80 tons. Three
of our eScorting fighter planes
were lost In air combat in which
one Jap plane was destroyed Two
enemy planes were destroyed on
the ground
Solomons based medium and
light bomberS gave Rabaul. New
Britain. another hammering Mon
day They dropped $50 tons Of
bombs on supply dumps
kavieng. enemy base on New
Ireland, was hit with % tons by
torpedo and dive bombers from
the SCiomonS.
Another strike was made by
SolomonS-baSed bonn berS at
Dublon Island. in the Truk atol,
and At Puluwat atoll, 200 miles
west Of Truk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Urges i. 5. Aid
In Reconversion

The government should coop
crate with industry now IN recon
version planning to prevent post
war economic paralysis A. M
While, vice president Of Nash-Kel-
vinator, told the House naval ar
fairs committee today
THE problem II not OF the
future but of the present and
growing larger every day"
While said. Cancellations and
cutbacks are occurring contin,i-
ally and " i'll continue 10 In
crease In volume IN we go along.
s.They-fnreShad GER
tainty that victory in-the
European theater Will he fol-
lowed by widespread industrial
.hutdewRs and quick economic
paralysis unless everything pos
sible TO effect n speedy recon
version IL done in advance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Ak Slayer Pins Hope
On InfideIity Plea

David Brincat 59-year-old
Maltese. will stand trial in re-
corder court Tuesday on charges
Of killing his wife with an AK
and burying her dismembered
body In the basement of their
home az 1927 Abbott. A sanity
commission found him sane.
Police SAID he confessed the
killing on July 10 last, blaming
NaIta'S ancient code which de-
mandcd-deaih aS-a penalty fer
nhdehty. He has been in Jail
since his arrest ON Sept Z. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Ace Bong
Promoted

ALLIED HQ.. s. w. Pacific,
April ID CUP>-Capt Richard I.
Bong, Poplar. Wis, was promoted
TO major Wednesday, the day he
shot down his 26th and 9th Japa-
neSe planes over Hollandia. New
Guinea, 10 become Americas all
time fighter ace in number of
planes 'bagged in air combat.
II was recalled that When Capt
Eddie RickenbaCker visited the
Southwest Pacific year and A
half ago he promised a case OF
Scotch 10 the first pilot who
topped the 20 planes he shot
down in the FIRST world war.
Bong is a teetotaler. however.
and if he collects the Scotch he
probably will throw a party for
his unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
LuftWaffe
Loses 700
Map by Times staff artist; April IA. ist'

LONDON, April Ia GUR4-Ehe
Germans probably lost more than
700 aircraft destroyed or damaged
in the first six days Of combined
Allied assaults from the west and
south, the British Press Associa-
ton estimated today.
The agency added that m least
Gil enemy aircraft are known 10
have been destroyed
Britain-baSed and Mediterra-
-nesn-based p II TITS have made
$4,000 sortics 6 900 by heavy
homberS and 1000 by m c Il ia m
=eRits-at= enemy ncfvr- centerS in
G ermanX. Austria. Hungary
France. Belgium and II ola n q
since last Saturday
These p n dropped 1880
ton of bombs on aircraft fac
tories, airfieldS. rail functions and
other important targets 10 weaken
Hitlcr'S supply lines 10 the west.
|. S. planes accounted for three.
f7fthS or me attacking force and
tonnage dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
ParfiSanS
Take Cain

LONDON, April IA UNS)-
CAIN. strategic communications
center, straddlng the highway
linking the Croatian capital of
Zagreb with the Dalmatlan port
of Split. has been wreSted from
the Nazis by Yugoslav Partisans,
Marshal JoSip Tito Broz re-
ported today
Fighting is raging for fortress
in the towns outskirts, said the
Partisan lea der's daily com
munique
In western Bosnia pitched
battles are being fought all along
the line from Knin 10 Bilbao. said
the cOmmunlque In this sector,
Tito reported. the NazlS have
rushed up strong infantry, tank
and plane reinforcements.
In eastern Bosnia. Partisan
forces are locked in tough COM
bat" with tank and plane-sup-
ported German troops said the
communique. reporting that some
1000 Nazis were killed in a single
sector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Law Prevents
Pupil Smokes

LANSING April 1.-THE mo
smoking rule still prevails today
a. the Bows Republic near Farm
ington despite efforts Of CLYDE l.
Reed school superintendent. 10
permit use az nicotine for youths
between y and i under school
supervision.
Foss @ Eldred. deputy attorney
general informed Reed Yesterday
that the law specifically forbids
furnishing or selling tobacco. 10
minors and further forblds them
20 smoke
Reed complained that the boys
were smoking anyway around the
school and felt that lnasmuch as
control measures were worthless
the school might better supply
ina bbyS with their smokes and
allow them 20 puff away IN certain
areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
House Passes
Navy Budget

WASHINGTON Arrl a .uP'
TIE House unlh -ho~ ".It'c
seer WAY department r.dre' n
around S5t0h7 NeHe4a
rousIy approved fcat,.e"t ,or'
te me Sersts p $50 647.is3 Sen h.a
for opers non Of tfe NAYS marine
CORPS and C07st guard E0I-.
juno slAa+s
FraI peSsEEc ,swl 1
raU Vr'r PSF wsIbrs victims ar-
r~-v7 and rCne opposed
Rep Fstr.7n I- c>ts.
asa n obviously .0etf.a1 because $50
feu ~erAcrs wore p"eSfr' fo. vote
On f1e huge appropriate ---=-.
ir--r- Sr7r--rE f7fe 7f
s-1 Specke- ~sr' FsNhuro 7uio-
n1ancsuy ordered ,he roll call
-v-Tf- T7flNar pcLrf ~ m QUORUM
Rad prevented FINAL passage yes
tcr5ay RhCr only 81 members
voted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
RanA NAVY
Hbu y
Hour Shift

WASHINGTON April - INS)
Senator Reed tRl ~ kansa,
TO-DAY revealed that the navy Is
changing rs work DAY schedule
Wh-ch may result release -nl
100000 war workers for tho
EerIres mr. Tor war plants
Reed sand that The navy has
changed 's production program
from three S7EEt-hCUr shifts 70
tVo nine hour shifts anG that The
army has promised 10 investigate
the plan. II accepted by the army
n was estimated 1000 600 en-
pioves- crtffG he released,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
TO Reject
Newest Terms

WASHINGTON. April IA GNSl
The Finnish legation disclosed
today that the government Of
Finland would-fatly. reject the
Russian peace terms a note will
be sent 70. Moscow in a day or
two.
-IrAa- Indemnity tir-rr1nrrd by
Russia is the principal obstacle,
- was sand Under the proposed
terms. Finland would he called
upon 10 ship goods 10 Russia VAL
ucG az 5000 900 600 over five-
Year period
This l. physically impos-
sible.' a legation spokesman
SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
DROP PRoGREssIvIsM

"Now," he continued when
the Republican party works
up similar enthusiasm over
the things candidate might
do Ia win the war and win the
peace, the people of America
may well borrow the phrase of
the Michigan trapper and ask
do he
The last Republican adj
miniStratiOn I'm this country did
not know of way ~ keep the
people safe. A few DAYS ago, I'm
Wisconsin, the COP struck off
the last half-hearted pretense
Of progressive principle from its
political future.
"By that act the Republican
party showed its hand" Han
negan continued in reference 70
the defeat Of Wendell Willkie
and his withdrawal as a pres-
Dental candidate.
The Go leader told the Demo
Gratis they should actively sup
port the campaign Of The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers 10 allow 1S-Sear-old sol
iiers. sailors and other citizens L
rote.
Patrick Mcnamara Of the All
told the gathering that Roosevelt
vii have so per cent Of the labor
vote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
ATTACK SWEDE AID

LONDON, April IA ms
The United States and Britain
delivered n JoTut note 70 sweden
yesterday requesting that neutral
country to cease the export Of
ball bearings, tools and special
steels to Germany.
The note was regarded here as
the opening gun OF an Allied
diplomatic campaign designed 70
deprive the Reich Of It's neutral
sources of strategic materials
during the critical period OF prep
arations for the invasion OF Eu-
rope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
DELEGATES LISTED

Following by districts. arc
names Of national convention dele
gates so far elected
First George Adde's secretary.
treasurer OF the l. AW C 10,
County Treasurer John J. Ko-
zaren Joseph l. WiSniewski, pub
lie safety director Of Hamtramck
and William Booker.
Second Walter c. A1erill. Pc
tersburgh; John J. Burke. Ann
Arhor.
Third - John 3 MacGreeor
Battle Creek Lemsn J. McCarty
kalamazoo.
Fourth Thomas NJ Robinson.
Benton Harbor Abram Cole Law
ton
Charles Misner. Grand
Haven Tone full vote): Charles
Crane Grand Rapids Joseph
Arsulowicz. Grand Rapids Chalf
votes eachl delegates Herman
WierenEa, Grand Rapids Mrs.
Martha NcCann Grand Rapids
Mrs. Grace Loucks Grand Rapids
and VIII pulte,- Grand Rapids
alteruatcS half vote EACH
Sixth Jacob Waldo and Ed
ward GeigeT both Of Flint
Eighth Michael Hart Saginaw.
William Hemmer. Saginaw tone
fuIl vote eachl, delegates Michael
Garland OwoSSo. r. Wickoff
Groom lille alfcrnateS
Ninth Nike JanicN. Nanistee.
Laser. f. a. AaFtFaHd. AAftrskrEuu-
delegates Arnold CoNnIl. Mus
keEo0 Allen Blackjack. BcnNc
County l'tcrnafe>
Zenith FF2er7SseIl T6po BAY
Ci'2 and Thomas Mcnamara MI
Pleasant
Eleventh Thurman e Do>'e
Ne1omlnae George Laundry 500
So Mare
twelfth Joseph " DonncU,
'iulgrfor and Albert Wilke Iron
Mountain
fourteenth Rep George r
EIt1e~ Detroit Richard Frank
c-.'ror Ms Andrew Baird wife
tra sheriff and Charles W
stones. assistant county prosecutor
Fifteenth Prosecutor Bowling
i, .r DrugCI John HAYES
sH. n-0 PrrcIar.
Sixteenth Rep fo1r LcsirskI
Ht stella Lorlnor Patrick
GA-r ~ tae CIC and William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Tax Estimates
Due Tomorrow

Offices of the Internal revenue
departmen-in= Detroit will be
open until the deadline, midnight
Saturday. 10 assist the public in
making out declarations Of esti-
mated Income fer 1914, twas an
nounced today by Collector Giles
KaHanaeh
1t is estimated that 100000 per-
sons IN Michigan are -FeeHifed-te
file
The declarations must be made
by single persons making $500
or more for the year, OF by mar
ried persons who make at least
81. 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Ask British Ldundries
To Aid Invasion Plans

LONDON. April Il up
British lsUndueS we're ordered
today n aid m preparations for
the opening Of the western front
by washing extra volumes o.
service garments and hospital
linens
Lsurdrr officials following the
order. warned tho public 10 On.
pee drastic reductions In service
u-L1n -.rlas-ar- crc-afon-- h--sr4i-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Fry Gets Nod
OF Democrats
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-tContinued from Page One)
votes bU' in Some cases tour dele,
cascs ,,ltr hiatt a vote each were
elected In addition, eight dele
gates were 10 be selected from the
floor az todays convention.
-rr convention got down 70
business after hearing Robert r.
Haunegan. Democratic national
chairman, compare Gov Dewey
with a dog which Is not fun
grown or i'm his prime and hash I
learned much yet
Principal speaker Al banquet
last night al the Book-Cadillac
Hotel w+Heh cost the local part1-
sam, S25 2 plate. the 40-year-old
National chairman SpRered ~
Dewey IN terms that brought
cheers from the -New Deal faith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
He's ChOOSey
Womens Clothes Ignored
by Truck Looter

a discriminating THE { who
could find no use for women 5
clothes was sought today for the
theft Of a loaded delivery truck
belonging to the Jacoby Cleaning
Co. 5445 Rivard
When the truck was driven
away from in front Of the plant
yesterday il was loaded with
$500 worth of mems and
womcnS clothing. cleaned and
ready for delivery
But when a SheriffS road pa
troll found il abandoned al Seven
Mite and Mrddiebeit today only
women'S clothes were in il. The
men $ clothing was gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Nazi Officers Strike
In Colorado Camp

TRINIDAD. Colo, April IA
GNS)-A sit-down strike by sew
cral hundred German officers at
the prisoner Of war camp here
was announced late yesterday by
camp officials.
The strike followed an order
restricting the privileges OF two
officers who recently were recap
tured after escaping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Death listed as Suicide

Z Police land Coroners lnVeSO-
gators today called the death Of
IETyl Sluur s. cf q57 Cadillac.
Windsor found shotJthrough tho
head late yesterday or tho Chan.
dior Park golf eourse. Harper and
L.ckersnn- = -sH+e4de a nistoi uass
found held loosely IN Slnuc S hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

in a Jefferson Day address.
Fly a candidate lor the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination
called upon Tho voters 10 defeat
The Communist left wing Go.
New Deal combination and return
20 JeffersonIan democracy. 80 The
speech was entitled 'Jehersonian
Democracy Us. Communism '
Ely referred 10 an article by
OTIS A Hood OF Boston. formerly
Communists candidate for COVER
nor who referred 10 HIM and his
supporters as these deleatiSt
COnSpratOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Jim Orlando Appeal
Listed in j. 5. Court

l.. s. Circuit Court Of Appeals.
Cincinnati, tomorrow will hear
arguments on the appeal of for
mer hockey star Jimmy Orlando,
%, from a four year prison SEN
tencc for violating draft laws.
Orlando who has been free on
bond since his sentencing last year,
Is reported in the Canadian army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Ely Blasts Go
POIificaIIeaaierS
sp,,i.l to IHE prTRoI Tpts

BOSTON. April 1.-THE backbone and financial power
b the program to keep President Roosevelt the White
House for Is years is the Political Action Committee OF
the co controlled by who would overthrow the tunda
mental balance of our government and make as children
NJ the state former Joseph B. Ely declared last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Red Envoy 10 New ZeeIend

LONDON, April IA ms
The Moscow radio last night an
nounced establishment Of diplo-
matte relations between Russia
and New Zealand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
j. ). Funds
-
'5qudndered-

ST LOUIS April IA tINS) -
SQuanderlng OF manpower and de-
struction Of vital war materials
m the construction maintenance
and operation of the " Q d o nj
Springs, Mo. ordnance works was
charged today by - employees and
former employees
In a copyright story, The St
Louis Star-TlmcS stated that
labor surpIuses ranging from 30
10 so per cent and destruction Of
large quantities Of lumber and
metals resulted I'm waste of gov
eminent funds
The TINT plant which is said
70 have employed 10000 men, is
being shut down after cessation
OF production IN January
The workers alleged that loaf
ING and gambling and assignment
OF workers 10 unnecessary tasks
sue h as picking mushrooms or
day-long scrubblnG Of an exec
utNe'S swimming pool took place
during construction and operation
of the multi-millon-dollar plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
PLAY on WORDS

He resorted 10 a play on words
using the phrase DO he or don T
he, each time stresSing do he.
Speaking allegorIcally Hanne-
gan told Of The Michigan hunting
dog whose abilities were yet
INFESTED and Of the old trapper
vino stopped The enthusiasm Of
the dog master with the ques-
ton
Well do he, or don't he 49,
Then again Stressing the do
he fftarUeEaH applied The al
leEory 10 Dewey's unconfrmed
---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Mexican General
Faces Death Gull Quiz

MEXICO CITY Aprl - UP
Government officials planned
tadsR ~ question Seq FeNrs0d7
NssQuez Avis about . r6 Elolt
cult wh.er repcrte1- had among
Ifs members m army officer who
attempted ~ ssss ~lrafe Pre- I1frf
Nsr4e' ANlIs Cswsct- sf Tho
presidential fyssre f-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
To BURN MILLIONS

LEXINGTON. Ky, April IA
OUP)-H. I. Miranda, administra-
tive division superintendent AZ
the army signal depot here,
charged today IN a letter 10 the
Senate Truman Investigating
committee that plans are being
made TO burn million dollars
worth Of equipment atlhe depot.
Miranda said that he could no
longer keep silent Since the time
for destruction of this equipment
is so near
The letter charged that the
signal corps needs the storage
space in its warehouses at the
depot and HAT ia Sel4-the eatttp-
ment under the salvage law
would take too much time" He
said an officer told him that a
"loophole" had been found (which
will allow US 10 burn the stuff"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
RAIL YARDS BOMBED

Other Italy based heavy bomb
erS ralded railway yards al Brod
125 miles west OF Belgrade, YuGo-
slavia, while smaller formations
attacked the Damatian coast and
the Greek island of Corfu. al the
southern entrance 10 the Strait
of Otranto.
Altogether, Italy based aircraft
flew 1900 Sorties over the Bal
kans and Italy yesterday, shoot
ing down SO enemy aircraft al a
cost of rs heavy bomberS and
three other planes.
A few German planes few into
southeast England. Essex and the
home counties last night. with
some penetrating the London
area Bombs were dropped al a
few places "auSing slight damage
and a small number of casualties.
Two raiders were shot down.
Thirty-five Of the German
planes shot down in the Mediter-
ranean theater were destroyed in
the raids on Hungary. All 10
missing Allied %planes were lost
in those attacks.
Allied headquarters in Naples
described the Hungarian raids as
successful and, said the entire
factory area at Gyor was covered
with bombs Oil tanks and hang
arS were set afire.
More than LOO German fighters
attacked the American forma-
tionS. BomberS shot down p
and fighters accounted for IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
rs NAZIS DOwNED

Intense anti-aircraft FIRE and
sWarms of enemy fighters. In
streamlined and more
m a neuNe able Messerschmitt.
were encountered. but the raiders
shot down rs German planes and
destroyed others on the ground.
The L. 6. loss was SO bombers and
eight fighters.
Twelve of the missing bombers
made forced landings in Switzer-
land and another was shot down
by Swiss fighters after il ignored
A landing order. Some Of the
crewmen of the downed bomber
parachuted safely and were in
termed.
FortreSses and LiberatorS Of
the 18th AR Force in Italy
smashed al Hungary hitting air.
craft factories AT Gyor. 65 miles
northwest of Budapest Duna, just
south of Budapest, and Veces and
Tokol airhelds, both in the Buda-
pest area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
DEFINED BY BIDDLE

"The political action commit
tee of the Go has been defined
a. a political committee under
the Smith-Connally Act ny At
torney General Biddle,' Ely
said.
1T IL controlled by men who
do not believe In the basic faith
Of this nation and who would
overthrow the fundamental bal
aHee 81 our government, take
over the power In the preSi-
denCy and make Us the children
Of the state. They are the con-
spiratOrS.
4TH TERM BACKBONE
They are the backbone and
the financial power of the
fourth term program, and some
Of our fine young mep have
fallen for their Establishments
and their money. money wrung
from the hard earned Wages of
good American citizens, by OPP
preSslve methods and inSidious
and destructive propaganda.
Let Us defeat this Com
muniSt left Ming CIQ-Neu Deal
combination once and for all. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15
Reich Raid
Fury Gains
TOdGB's
War Map:
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northern France and Belgium
while 1900 Italy-baSed aircraft
hit targets in Hungary Yugo-
slavia and Italy and on the Greek
island of Corfu
About $50 Fortresses and Lib
orators with an escort Of 1000
fighters paced the attacks from
Britain by striking deep into
southern Germany MaFaHders
completed the offensive with raids
on the Belgian railway junction
of Narnur and targets on the Bet
gian and French invasion coasts.
Crews returning TO Britain re-
ported widespread destruction 10
aircraft factories at Augsburg
and Oberpfoffenhoffen, the-iattet'
Is miles from Munich, -ball-bear-
ing works at Schweinfurt and
installations -Lech-
field. y miles from Augsburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-15

DICK TODD, Blue Network
singing star featured on Lower
Basin Street, Gays, "Foe that air
Of sr,ariness, wear Adam Hats
Mr.. Todd, preferred hS' note
for Spring !. the Adam Fave
s.. Other styles to $40.
- Compus Mariius
1929 Woodward Ave.
1855 Grand River Ave.