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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-26
|ERECT BRIDCEHEAD
Reach Dniester River Just
Opposite Czernowitz,
| Key To Balkans
CAPTURE PROSKUROV'
Threaten Railroad Whose
Loss Would Split Ger
mems Eastern Army

LONDON, Sunday, March
26 -R- The Red army
plunged to within eight miles
of Rumania's eastern border
yesterday and erected a 80
mile invasion bridgehead on
the Dniester river just across
from Czernowitz, Rumania's
northern capital in Bucovina
and key to the Balkans, Mos
COW announced today.
Hurting the Germans back to-
ward the Carpatk an mountains the
Russians were only 10 miles from
strategic Cze 7itz, nd II miles
from Hitler's rail backbone-the
Bucharest-Lwow railway through
that city. The loss Of the line would
split the German eastern front.
The Russians also toppled the
west Ukraine stronghold Of Pros
kurov. brea'- s into the city from
east and west, and fought their
way into the " irts of the Black
Sea port OF Nj ,kolaev, Moscow
said.
Thousands Hide
Many Germans routed from Pros
kurov later gave themselves up
while thousands scattered into the
woods 70 hide, the late bulletin
said.
Other impressive successes scor-
ed by the Russians on front ex.
tending from old Poland southeast
to the Black Sea included 20.
mile gain south of by-passed Tarn.
opol in Poland, the severing of the
Byeltsi-1asi railway in central Bes-
sarabia as Soviet troops streamed
toward the Danube. and the
overrunning of a Nazi rail escape
route in the Slobodzeya sector ITO
miles northwest of Odessa. the COM
1nunique said.
Thousands of Germans were kill
ed in the capture of Proskurov, 81
miles east of Tarnopol, and "en-
ornous quantities" of guns. tanks.
trucks and other equipment seized
as the retreating Germans even
abandoned their light equipment
in their flight toward the Dniester
and possible entrapment.
Attempt Trap
T he Russians now control
almost 100 miles of the river. So
Wet units tanning out along the
Dniester between Mogilev Podo-
ski and Kamenets Podolski were
attempting to bag the Germans
falling back from Proskurov.
(Radio France at Algiers quoted
Franz Won Papen, German am
} bassador to Turkey, as having de-
clared that the German army per.
haps" would abandon Bessarabia,
establish a Carpathian mountain
defense line, and try to plug the
130-mile gap between the mountains
and the Black Sea with German
and satellite troops to defend the
Rumania Ploesti oil regions "at
all costs.''
The broadcast was reported by
the u. S. Foreign broadcast intel
ligence Service.
/ A Russian smash across tho
, Dniester toward Czernowitz Ger,
: nauti) was expected shortly.
: Other Gains
5 Seventy miles southeast Of Ger.
: nowitz. Rumania's third largest
| city, other Soviet units attacking
: westward in Bessarabia on a IS.
miles front captured Zagaikany,
, only eight miles from the Prut
) river, boundary of Rumainia prop
Continued on Page Fifteen; Col. O.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-26
WEATHER

FORECAST
NORTH CAROLINA: Increasing clou-
diness Sunday becoming cooler in west
and north central portions and remain
ing mild elsewhere.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
STORM SIGNAL
Continued from preceding page

ing Penny sprang up. Come There's nothing in
the air now We 60 down.
The plane was taxing slowly toward them BY the
time they reached the ground and together to
stand out of the wind beside the generator shack
Then two sets of headlights raced in from across the
desert.
A ieep came first Four soldiers jumped from it
and ran to where the plane had stopped. heavy
side door of the plane opened Between the guard Of
soldiers line of Japanese climbed down and were
marched to the waiting truck.
'Cripes! Bill Wheeler muttered.
Pennys hand gripped his arm. See now how spe-
cial it was? That's roundup of the worst trouble.
makers from other lnternment camps being brought
to the one here If those two you caught had been
able to turn this bunch loose -
Don't say caught those two!' he began.
Bur someone was coming toward them. 1t was
Harper their division chief. He was asking gruAay
Whats been happening here?'
Our new controlman." Penny said got himself
couple of Japs.
What The gruffness left Harpers voice.
They tried to take the field and meet Forty
two can't see how they knew so much
Harper shook his head. Don't ask me Therell be
Those little men can be pretty smart sometimes He
turned smiling at Bill Wheeler. Not bad for your
first nights work.
The medals aren't mine Bill said PIN them on
Penny 1t took two of us
Yes" Harper nodded And think that settled
something We've been planning to put two men
together on this station III ask for another one to
come out with you tomorrow He started off toward
the car
Bill stopped him Wait minute Look. Does it
have to be two men? mean well, suppose couple.
You know married"
Harper grnned You mean you two?"
We'll" Bill began, and hestated.
Then in small voice behind him. Penny asked,
by any chance. Bill. do happen to be part OF
this dea?'
He looked around at her, turned and took both her
hands. HALF" he answered. Its funny way to
ask you But that's what mean
Her eyes were laughing. soft and bright The only
funny thing she said rs that black coat and nat
you've got on. The rest of it is swell"' The EM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Cancer Deaths
Gain in State
Time. STAR Corr,.pnnaent

LANSING April % Twelve of
every 100 persons who died nat
ural deaths in Michigan in 1913
We're victims of cancer. breaking
all records, DR.. r L. Rector, state
health department consultant in
control revealed today.
Asserting that the cancer rate
is rising steadily, Dr Rector said
that S scr cancer deaths were
recorded IN Michigan during 1913
The bulk were In the a. 10 -
age group
Cancer ranks second only To
heart disease i'm the causes Of
death" he SAID land may be
explained in part by improve
ment i'm diagnOStic methods
which each year, places increaS-
ing numbers Of deaths in the
cancer column.
"Early discovery and prompt
medical attention may lead 10
cure"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
IN KILLING
Described

The prosecution was expected
70 complete testimony Of its vii
ues~cs today IN the murder tual
OF DAVID Buucat after homicide
squad detectives took The stand
and told Of the defendant con-
fesSlon that be- dismembered his
Wifcs body with AN aN and buried
n in The basement Of has home
Defective IT, Lester Chorpon-
ming and Detective Joseph VI
koiIar told the jury bearing the
case before Recorder Judge
Brennan that Brncat was ar
rested for trc second rUr BrCaUye
there were discrepancies In his
t-tr-t1r-t ~ r-rJrr7-r-trrftre rrr-
disappearance OF hls wife
k0llar said BrIncat finally
broke Gown and cried
"All right. killed her. ! hit
her with an Az. then used the
Az 10 cut her up in little pieces
! put the body in a hole I had
dug in the coal bin. The next
- daN | put cement over the hole.
Brncst said he Killed has wife
IN anger over alleged intlmacleS
with other men. the detectives
testified
SGT Albert Noncuef police
-chnp+-l-zlL --ea,fl..a!-. testified HAT
BrlncatS clothes and in the bed
room, hallway and steps of the
home az 1877 ABBOTT
He was preceded 10 the stand
hy Peter Cameron 81 of 1916
Howard a neighbor of the Brin-
cats who denied having lntmacicS
with Mrs Brncat and asserted
that teetF relationship Mas as
long-stdndng family friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

FtE!4t--e'tt-vD+th-his- wife. Mary To-
the nearest tavern amid loud
stomping in the hall and on the
stairs
Further, Tony alleges, the two
return when the taverns close,
shout sing, move a squeaky bed
about the room and throw their
shoes heavily on the floor.
Frequently they return with
guests who continue merry-mak-
ing until 4 a. m, he asserts. All
this, he says. disturbs his sleep
and is injurious TO the war effort.
The case VIII be heard in cir
cult court April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Establishes Aid
For Servi(emen

The army has established a per
sonal affairs branch Of District
no ! Sixth Service Command 70
ED Servicemen and their depend
entS on such matters as TIn6UCT7T
emergencies, allowances and allot-
mcnts. war bonds pensions em-
ployment and legal assistance d.
was announced today
Mai Thomas W DoNnt puh'.c
relations officer sand The branch
is located m Room f6i Federal
Building phone Gil $3.50 extern
son ~ and il8
Queries VIII boz received from
persons in an branches of The
service. thor dependents and exc
SER iCcmcn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Drop That I'd Shoe.
Flat EbWeHEGr Demands

Did %oti e4ar v-a.t-- fas.-lha- glIy.
upstairs to drop the other shoe
on the floor?
Anthnav Enycdt- 81, of 8746
Lane claims that he has in a
petition for an injunction 10 pre-
vent the war working tenants,
whom he cant move because of
OPA regulations. from disturbing
mis- sleep.
Tony as his fellow workers
call him reports Tor duty at $50
a. m Edward Leduke, VINO. lives
IN the flat above. returns home
from the afternoon shift at md
night and Tony charges. goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
d Rob Motorist;
Thugs Beat Another

William Kosnck. Is. Of 1452 +.
Ferry told police today he was
dragged from his car AZ Brush
and Euclid by four men who
slueced and robbed him Of $3.50
IN cash and a wrist watch
Omer Alexander. "A. Of 1872
Lincoln said ne was beaten by
two men and robbed Of S125 as he
was leaving his apartment Alex
andor was admitted 10 Receiving
Hospital with a possible fracture
0f The Skui1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Woman Accuses Pair
OF Threatening Her

Two men were held for investi-
cation of robbery armed today
after Frances Mccoy, 25, of 34S4
Ciladwin reported that one OF
them threatened her with gun
and forced her to accompany
them from a bar on East Warren
70 a restaurant at 1918 Gratiot
from which she called police.
Those held are Paul Peters, IS,
of l28 Sibley and James Wofford,
30. who refused to tell police his
address. Miss Mccoy was also
held as material witness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

KNOW Hum nplhlng.
They are different As a Yer
mc'uS GigaS and a Dobum Galea-
And If l0-year- old concholog 81
Edward ioughtby Of 97a3 Quincy
Is right there are probably thou
sands Of persons in Detroit going
through NE with The snug idea
tkrl,t f-1cy can tell = GigaS from "a
DoHum. without any double back
talk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
NoreGdsPIot
.ffests-Due

With one suspect turned over
10 federal authorities as an enemy
alien. further arrests were ex-
pected today in Detroits black
market gasoline ring. uncovered
when Donald Moody, a member OF
the police traffic court detail re-
signed after admitting he had
dealt in counterfeit CO coupons.
Harry DauSch. 40. Of 90 Han
cock, who police said purchased
counterfeit coupons from Moody
was being held by immigration
authorities, who said he had never
registered as q native of Germany.
WIFE FACES COURT
His wife. Sally. 80. arrested
with HIM, was 10 be arraigned
today in recorders court on
charges Of malicious destruction
Of property preferred by her hus-
band who said she destroyed
valuable machinery in his garage
at l24 Hancock.
Arrested late yesterday as an
other suspect in the illegal gas
ring was woman police refused
10 name.
Detective SGT. George Harmon
said the woman was seized after
il was learned She had associated
with Matthew Liflander, % Char
lotte, from whom Moody told
police he had bought the counter
felt coupons.
LONG POLICE RECORD
Liflander with record of u
arrests and seven convictions. and
his wife. Marie. 30. arrested Ia
times and convicted 10. were re-
leased on bond of 5000 each on
writ Of habeaS corpus adjourned
until tomorrow by Recorders
Judge Van Zile al the request of
chief Assistant Prosecutor McIn-
tosh
The OPA entered the case with
the questioning OF Moody. police
said. who was then released.
Still held was Joseph Aiello AZ.
Of 2343 McDougall, said to have
been among the purchasers of the
+ counterfeit coupons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
City Garage
ShdkeupNedr
BY HAROLD sCHAcHFRN

Mayor Jeffries today promised
changes in the management Of
. the municipal garage as the re-
suit of an investigation which
Hllegedly revealed incompcteney
and waste in the maintenance Of
city-owned cars and trucks.
The mayors promise of changes
and Improvements came after a
stormy two-hour meeting IN the
office of Purchasing Commissioner
Ernest Jones, who has spent a
month probing the garages actvi-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

Went Too Far With Their
Woman Hating At First a
Tribe of Australian Bushmen
Were Only Kidding. But They
Got Too Rough With Their
Wives and Haven't Had ANY
Domestic Life. for Three Years.
Read This story of Curious
Human Behavior in The Ameri-
can Weekly Famous Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Rouge River Searched
For Missing Woman

The Rouge River IN the vicinity
Of West Fort WAS being dragged
again today hy police ln search
for Billie Jane Davis - of 1897
.SSertHsHnllA- Who disappeared
from tho Ford Motor Co -aGH6n.
iStration building last Thursday
The search was undertaken
when Mrs Anna Allen maid.
told police She saw Miss Davis
leap from a bridge The day She
disappeared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
POSSIBLE CHANGES

JeffrieS Changes could refer
so any one OF all OF those proSpec-
tive ones
1 Removal Of George y Stock
ham Jr. rs superintendent and
Stewart Hockstcr as assistant
superintendent OF The garage
2 Placing of Stockham S So
75G-a-year Job under civil
service, instead OF having II APP
pointive by the mayor.
, Removal of the garage from
the jurisdiction of the DPW and
returning II 10 the department
Of purchases and supplies
whence il originally came
Jones SAID that hiS part Of the
Investigation VAS completed and
that the further information
mentioned by the mayor was 10
come from Richards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
BY Elmer WILLIAMS

4 lot Of you mugs who have been going around tel
,eople that Eyprea Mauritania HyaIea Trdentata
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
ISSUES CHALLENGE

lie was answered by George
Miller, builder who demanded
that a meeting be arranged i'm
mediately' at which the Builders
Association Of Metropolitan De
troit would dispute the unions
charges in the presence OF diSin-
tereSted architects and invited
neWSpapermen,
Miller said he would like 70
debate the question with r. j.
Thomas UAW-CIO president. or
any representative Of the union.
I'm glad to bring il out into
the open" ne said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
PLAN MEETING

A committee 10 arrange the
meeting was named Edward Con-
ner, executive secretary Of the
council said.
I'm his charge made during a
and answer period after
an address by Or r. j Hovde.
president of the National Housing
Conference. Inc. Nicholas said.
I'VE will not allow our people
10 be hooked by Sub-Standard
equipment, housing that is de-
ficient in material, poorly
planned and selling at prices
inflated from 20 to 80 per cent.
We are going 10 start a far
reaching campaign designed To
keep our members from pur-
chasing such houses"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
EDM ARD AROTSED

FdN ard has tossed his bomb
shell n the form Of letter 10
the Times In which be complains
that some Of me shells IN the
Frank Murphy collection an the
Belle Isle Aquarium are ms
labeled
Edward is particularly aroused
about three items He SAYS
n am writing this letter To
notify YOU that some Of the
shells in the Murphy collection
in the aquarium on Belle Isle
Hre Incorrectly tabTtFd, par
ticularly Nos. 81, 81 and 6S
These shells are Eyprea
Mauritania Linn, COnus Virgo
Linn and ConuS LiteratuS Linn.
II am interested in con
chologN and have shell col
lection"
Confronted with Edwards tor
ribio accusation Curator ireland
OF The aquarium appeared slightly
shaken At first but quickly re-
covered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Home Prices
Called Gouge

Plans 10 arrange a meeting be-
rwFCU purifiers and -t-Rw-CtO- or
hcials 10 discuss charges of VIII
liam CT NrchUiaS, union 3
housing director, that defective"
houses were being sold in Detroit
at prices inflated 20 TO 30 per
cent were being made today
Leaping 10 his feet al a meet
ing Of the Citizens Housing and
Planning Council at the Detroit
Leland Hotel last night, Nicholas
said the UAW-CIO was planning
a drive 10 prevent It's members
from purchasing the allegedly in
ferior structures al eXOrbltant
prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
WOULD LIMIT Use

Although he condemned the op-
position 10 public housing. Or
IloVdc said II should be used only
10 provide decent housing for per
sons IN the lowest income groups
who cannot be cared for by pri-
yate enterprises.
-Four new council directors were
elected al the meeting They are
Foster Winter, J. l.. Hudson Co
executive. Louis Martin Michigan
Chronicle: Patrick Y. McNa-
mara, Detroit director of the OPA.
and Charles p BeSancon. VICE
president Of the National Bank
OF Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
SHELL CAME INTRICATE

This collection" he said
was presented 10 the geological
commission by Justice Frank
Murphy. who brought IL hack
from the Philippines. The
shells were labeled by an expert.
Vow, A. YOU perhaps know,
molluSks are divided into five
classes go Amphineura, Pelecy-
poda, Acephala, Scaphopoda,
GaStrnpoda and"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
OTHERS AT MEETING

Present also were City Control
Ter Oakman and Glenn {. Rich
ards. general Superindent of the
DpW, which has jurisdiction over
the garage and the city's motor
transportation system.
After the meeting JcffrIeS re-
fused 10 diWlge the findings and
recommendations IN the Jones re-
port. but said:
II can find nothing funda-
mentally wrong with the garage,
but some Improvements and
changes can and will be made.
II don't see why I should give
you "A copy of the report. Can't
ask for information from one
of my department heads with
out publishing II iH the news
papers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
ifcrr Won arr

t'ft'rr Won arr
Two schools of thought and ;
national election coming up,
Who shall saw
Evening star., 1944-11-04
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cihlls' Apply employment once, 9th floor.
EXCELLENT opportunity for successful
salesman exnerienceH in calling on retail
grocery drug or tobacco trade: position
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salary, $500 per month: earnings within
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AIRCRAFT WORKERS-The Glenn L. Mar
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rauder," B-26 medium bomber; the Mar
mer naval patrol bomber, and the Mars"
worlds largest flying boat, is offering we'll
plant in Baltimore, Maryland
openings IN practically all types of Jobs, |
many recurring no previous industrial ex-
Jobs for men-Mechanics, assemblers,
Sheet metal workers. toolmakers. wood tool |
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IFalnees, riveters, sheet metal workers
=. A representative of the Glenn L. Martin |
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on November ,, and 4, 1874 to hire /
quaihed applicants and to discuss the
are open
ADEQUATE housing facilities available.
All applicants must comply with War !
ManpOWer re9ulatiops6 '
Evening star., 1944-11-04
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