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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-29
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-29

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-29

James E. Newman, Pa. -. 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

Net

WASHINGTON April 3 TINS
American and Allied land, sea
and air forces frightened the
blockade of death today around
Japanese garrisons totaling up
ward of 100000 on islands in the
central and southwest Pacific.
The war department estimated
that at least 100000 enemy sol
diers now face a hopeless fu-
ture' as the result of the tighten
ing blockade.
approximately $1,000 Of the
enemy's total are believed cut
off from main supply lines on
New Guinea. New Britain, New
Ireland and Bougainville.
Recently Adm. NimitZ eSti-
mated that nearly 10000 were
encircled on four bases still held
by the enemy in the eastern
MarShallS.
The grand total Of japanese
facing death or capture might
run an additional $4,000 if the
garrisonS are counted in the Car
ollnes, east OF the MarShalls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Reds Can Aid
Ydnk Prisoners
Detroit Time. Washington sure.u

WASHINGTON, April 3-The
most important change wrought
by the new RusSo-JapaneSe fisher
les and oil agreements is final es-
adjustment Of proof that Rus
STA can move fittingly in behalf Of
American prisoners in Japanese
clutches. Rep. Magnuson Cd OF
Washington said today
Japan has suffered no loss
through the new agreements and
not only retains a source of huge
food supply that Russia has been
granting right along, but is as
sured of this supply for five
year period instead OF the single
years extension granted by past
treaties.
THE outstanding news" Rep.
MagnuSon said. sis that the deal
eliminates the fact that Russo
Japanese relations are OF the
hest. u destroys arguments
that the association Is 80
strained that Russia cannot
even be asked 10 request OF
Japan a return TO the United
States VI civilian prisoners and
improved treatment for military
prisoners"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Allies
Bag 100
Planes
BY JAMES J.. KILGALLEN

NAPLES, April 3 (INS)-Nad
fighter strength reeled today un-
der a paralyzing new blow in the
loss Of 100 interceptors from yes
terday's aerial operations, the
bulk of them in attempting fu-
tilely TO halt the Allied daylight
assault on the Austrian ball bear
ing and aircraft center OF Steyr.
A force Of some 300 enemy
planes attempted TO chop off the
Allied armada dispatched TO Steyr
for the third time in this war, but
the big Forts and Liberators shot
their way through TO blast their
obiectives with devastating re-
suits.
CThree out Of the five main
buildings of the German air.
craft parts works at Steyr were
almost completely destroyed
and two others were badly dam
aged, the CHS correspondent in
AlgierS said todayD
The heavy bombers, represent
ing the biggest single force ever
sent out by The Mediterranean
air force, achieved the greatest
bag ever amassed by Allied fiiers
in this theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Patrols Advance
IN New Guinea

GEN NacARTHCR s 10
NFW GUINEA. April : ms
American ground patrols adyanc-
jag along the north New Guinea
coast arc consolidating positions
On the Kabcnau River obviously
aimed az the capture Of the
enemy'S coastal bases at lianSa
IBas and Msdang
: Australian Jungle fighters beat
back a strong Jap cOunterattack
FRIDAY night south OF Yaula. 10
miles southeast Of Bogadjim on
tho road 10 Madang.
American-built Mitchell bomberS
OF The Dutch Indies army air
force attacked Lautcm, Neither
lands Timor on the night OF
March 81. Large fires were started
in what was believed 10 have been
q fuel dump
Rahaul was pounded again
Thursday and Friday by American
bombers based IN the Solomons
who caused many explosions and
fires on airdFeHfe F7iT~at-S.
On BouCainville Island in the
Solomons. L.. s. infantrymen sup
ported by artillery, naval and air
bombardnents. extended the En-
press Augusta Bay pcriHeteF by
capturing two enemy positions on
high ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

score more from serious illness.
The crowded Pullman sleeping
car was quiet ms the Negro por-
ter. Pernett Morgan. 80. of New
York City awoke choking around
| a. m. as the SeabOard Airline
tram pulled out from Union Sta
ton for PinehurSt. n. G.
He fought his faintneSS crawled
to the end of the car and yanked
the emergency cord
The train officials, investigat-
ing the sudden stop, found eight
passengers. all from New York,
unconscious in their berthS and
the porter collapsed against the
side Of the car.
Gas escaping from a break in
the trains air-conditioning sys-
TEN caused the near-tragedy, &C.
cording 10 police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Sister Kenny
Visits Hospital
Special to nm DETROIT TINS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 8
S Ster Elizabeth Kenny, whose
work has made the dream of re-
gained health come true for thou
sands Of children stricken down
by infantile paralysis, arrived in
San Francisco last night for a
tWo-day visit.
-6nr- of her first acts today was
TO be a visit 10 20 victims OF IN
fsntilc paralysis in San Francisco
Hospital. II was her wish that she
spend as much Of her San Fran
cisco time as possible among
polio sufferers. and with those
doctors and nurses who are using
the Kenny method OF treatment
Sister Kenny. who arrived from
Los Angeles, came 70 San Fran
cisco under sponsorship of the
San Francisco Examiner and at
the invitation OF Mayor Lapham
and Or. j. c. Geiger, city health
director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
WinChe|I TO Sue
Clare Hoffman

NEW YORK. April ? GNS)
Walter Winchell announced that
he was bringing a S250.OO0 libel
action against Rep. Clare r. Hoff-
man CRl of Michigan for state
mentS allegedly made outside of
Congress.
Winchcll. who has been engaged
in a running dispute with Hoff-
man Martin Dies and other mem
berS of Congress, said the basis OF
his suit would be a letter written
10y Hoffman TO the MarcelluS.
Mich, News allegedly saying that
through his pressure in Con-
grcSS. Wlnchell had been stripped
OF his naval uniform, his duties
and pay
Winchell said II offm n had
written the letter after being in
formed by Secretary of the Navy
Knox. IN reply 10 questions asked
by Hoffman in the House. that the
columniSt was in the naval re-
serve. held the rank of lieutenant
commander on the inactive list.
and was receiving no naval pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Hit
Truk Again
Nv RiCHNRp Y. HNLER

PEARL HAEBOE, April
|GNSl Continuing their unwlont-
|inc scoursnI Of ]apans powerful
|Tuk naval ha-o Lheraror bonnie
ess oe The Se,cr,h Auy Ar
b orco carried M aaofh.r smash
inr assault oa Iub.on Island
s,rorcp4-i Id thc. Tuk a'o...
Hcaacuartees oE ttc Pacific
feet commander revealed That
h aberators hIt the island st dawn
hast Friday leaving behind them
larce fires burning among Cncm\
Fapna installation
AZ the same 1.-TWO tho COM
nun que disclosed Chat Mitchell
bonhcrS az tho seventh. escorted
nv CorSs.r fighters bombed Poo
rap enemy outpost on me fringe
q the Caroline Islands crou0.
All plane, returned safely from
this attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

january and February ship
mcut> "a year ago lotalod $4,000
tom, lu the corresponding months
of 1912 the total va, only 200 600
tons
Crowley pointed ogt the ton
mage figures did not include 1000
planes terTcd under their own
poWcr halfway around the world
from the United States TO the
Soviet Union
TIP to March be disclosed
Total plane deliveries 10 Russia by
ain and ship were more than $500
planes
Crowley announced the Soviet
Union had received 5000 tanks
and tank dcsroycrS more than
1910 600 trucks. $4,000 iccp> AND
almost 10000 othe, military motor
vehicles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Asks Hing
To Retire

Z LONDON. April 3 UNS)-A
Reuters dispatch from Naples TO-
dav quoted Count Carlo Sforza as
saying he would be highly salts
fed IS King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy went into retirement with
out formally abdicating and dele
gated his powers TO lieutenant
governor.
Count Sforza. former Italian
foreign minister and leader OF the
democratic forces in Italy OPP
posed 70 the king and Badoglo
added
"The kings retirement with
out formal abdication would
create new atmosphere with
great possibilities for Italian po-
Iitical and military revival
while allowing the question ~
the monarchy versus the repub-
I've 10 he left for decision after
the expulsion Of the Germans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Greek Underground
Drafts Constitution

NEW YORK, April , qNS)
The Greek underground has
drafted q new constitution 10 sub
mlf 10 tho people of Greece. who
also viii be asked to decide
-Whcihcf thc head Of tho state
shall bc q king or president.
This was disclosed today hy
Andre NichalopouloS. form @ r
Greek minister OF information
who said tine questions would be
placed before the Greeks cas- soon
as 'rr N71is arc driven out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Riots Que|Ied
In Palestine

JERUSALEM. April 3 GNS) -
British authorities were confident
today that the situation in Pal
eStine was completely in hand AS
the result Of the arrest Of &C
persons and the lifting of the
curtcw imposed after recent out
breaks OF violence.
DlXld- Ben Gluion. executive
chairman of the Jewish Agency
for Palestine, declared IN a speech
al Tel AVN yesterday that the
/ionitiS had no quarrel with Great
Britain its police or sdminiStTa-
tive officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Commands
Raid Island

LONDON. April 3 GNS)-The
Algiers radio reported today that
American and British commands.
supported by planes and warShips.
had carried out a successful raid
on Nazi-held Sofia Island Off the
Dalmatian port of Split, in Yugo-
Slavia.
The commands. said the broad
cast. landed under cover OF dark
ness. At dawn warplancs attacked
and destroyed installations, in
Guiding the radio station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
WASP Pilot Inquiry
Blocked by Silence

WASHINGTON. April 3 tUP)
Rep Robert Ramspeck Cd Of
Georgia declared today that off
cial silence" was blocking inquiries
into charges that the army is
training women pilots for the
WASPS at cost OF up to $4,000
each while services Of thousands
of available male pilots are being
ignored
III the reports are true" he
said. "it il certainly y waste Of
the taxpayers money tn train
the girls and leave the large
numbers Of trained pilots un-
used. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
9Th Loan
Dates Set

WASHINGTON. April 3 UNS)
Secretary of the Treasury Nor.
genthau announced today that the
Fifth War Loan drive, with a goal
Of 10 billion dollars, would start
June II
The drive will last until July 8
with the emphasis on the highest
individual sales goal yet at.
tempted, $4,000, 600, 900 The in
dividual goal of $1,000. 100000 in
the Fourth War Loan was over
subscribed by S300.000.0O0, Nor
genthau said
"Since Jan. I, 1874. the direct
cost of the war has exceeded
$4,000. OOO. 900" he said. With
the critical phases ~ the war
still ahead Of us, certainly no
decline In expenditures Is now
in prospect"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
MAY SPEED COLLAPSE

WASHINGTON. April 3 (UPl -
Diplomatic and congressional cir
cleS today hailed RuSSia's official
disclaimer of territorial designs on
Rumania as move that may
speed collapse OF Germany'S Bal
kan flank.
Observers said the Russian an
nouncement punctured the argu-
mcnt used by the NaZiS 10 keep
Rumania fighting that a victori-
Gus Russia would seize all Ruma-
MAN territory and incorporate il
INTO the Soviet Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
ALLIES BACK MOVE

LONDON, April 3 QNS)--Au-
thoritative British sources re-
vealed today that Soviet Foreign
CommisSar Molotov'S blunt decla-
ration that Red troops are smash
ing into Rumania only the bring
about the defeat of the Axis was
made with the full approval OF the
British government.
These sources. who declared
that Molotov and British officials
discussed the statement before il
was made, said they understood
further that the Russian diplomat
also received similar backing in
advance from the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
VINO Speeds
Essential LIST
BY PHILLIPS ]. PECK

WASHINGTON, April 2 uNS)
The War Manpowsr Commits
Sion's Special dcferment com
mlttee sought today 10 hurdle
a coal mining transportation
bOttleneck and complete its
list of war or War-Supporting
activities in which a limited num-
Der OF key workers IN the 22-26
age bracket will be deferred
A VINO spokesman predicted
that the inter-agency committee $
recommendations on critical ac-
tvltleS would be completed late
today and that final recon-
mendationS on activities plants
and quotas might be ready for
submission TO National Draft Di-
rector Hershey by the end Of this
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
I Detroit Officers
Face Court Marital

CINCINNATI April 3-GIPl--
a general Court-martial today will
try three Army Air Corps officers
under the 95th and 96th articles
of war for alleged neglect of duty
in connection with faulty inspec-
ton practices AT Wright Aeronau-
ticsl Corp, Lockland, O.. plant.
The officers are 1t. Col. Frank
c. Greulich, Detroit: Mai Walter
A. Ryan, Detroit. and Mai. VIII
liam Bruckmann. Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Hunt Pr0WIer
In Girl Death
CONTINUED from Page one

Continued from Page one
group present in thc filing sta
ton al the tourist camp when
1ovce left there about 30 p m.
Monday. Investigators planned TO
use he .dcieCtor today
Harold pctrnouoN, 5000 Robin
dale Dearborn. who said he saw
her board an eas'bound bus after
leaving the station was aucS-
toned for some time last night
and released.
The me detcctor test will also
he given tho five suspects held
Gregory said although most OF
them have been virtually cleared
Two otthe five suspects, Gregory
believes. had nothing 10 do with
the case but VIII be checked for
the reasons that brought them
into custody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Alleged 'SvengdIi'
Faces New CHARGE

TULSA. April 3 INS}-Nrs
Fay II. Smith who slleGedly held
two young women in mental
bondage Tor several wears re-
manned i'm Tulsa County jail
today as authorities revealed an
additional charge may be placed
against her
Mrs Smith was alleged 20 have
eNertcd strange occult hold
over the women Whette Horner
%, and Virginia Evans. 81 for
more than tive years whilc She
took their earnings and starved
and beat them for what She
termed their uJrifCado
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Russians
Pass Hsrut
CContinucd from Page Onel

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motorcycles. brushing aside deS-
pNratc NaH counterattackS raced
1n-Nllhin- pa miles of OdesSa-in
an unchecked drive westward
along the shores of tho Black Sea,
front dispatches revealed
Russian Communique reported
steady progress by all three Rus
sian armies on the long Ukraine
front and accounted for the oc-
cupation of At least ll3 additional
localities
More than 80 Of the captured
communities were taken by Gen.
MalnovskyS troops pushing to-
ward Odessa. Principal among the
points seized was PetrovSkoye 81
miles northeast of Odessa Shlr-
dYPVO. district center IN Odessa
Province. also was taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
IAPS PUSHED BACK

LONDON. April 3 GNS) - A
Netherlands news agency dispatch
from the Southwest Pacific re-
vealed today that Allied forward
patrols in southwest Netherlands
New Guinea had pushed Jap
troops back from the area domi-
mating the entrance 10 the Torres
Straits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
STUBBORN RESISTANCE

Midway along the hattleline,
troops of the Second Ukraine front
moved ahead IN the direction OF
kisncv against stubborn German
resistance
First Ukrainian Army forces
which took CcTnautl, capital of
Bucovina province, moved Smiles
southeast 10 take GerlSa and
NoNoSelitSa.
At the southeastern tip Of pre-
war Poland The weSternmoSt
offensive forces captured Kosov
and Kuty IN StanlSlav province
In the vicinity of Delyatin, an
entire Hungarian regiment, in
Guiding the colonel and his staff
was captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Robbed by 3 Bandits

Erik Johnson. 50. an attendant
in a gas station al Oakwood and
Schaefer. reported TO police today
that three bandits held him up in
his station last night and took 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

CHICAGO, April 3 ms. Tho
mansion Of Tho late John W.
Bef p Million , Gates VIII he
rcTodolcd into 2 rooming house
hV The Catholic Youth OrganIza.
f.rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Students AlI-Out in War

TEKVEESE CITY hDr 3
UP)- A thousand odd local un
Tor and senior high school stu
dents have promised Glen Loomi>
~ give mp picture shows matted
milks chewing gum and put the
money INTO war stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
NGiEIiOnTOnSSenf
VeOdSin y Months

WASHINGTON. April 3 ms Foreign Economic
Administrator Crowley reported today that the United States
aided Russia mighty armies smashing into the Balkans with
moro 100000 81 gndease supplies in January and
February.
crowley announced these latest lendlcase figures
brought total Soviet Union between
october 1871 and Of this year. 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Train Porter Saves
SleeperS From Gas
Detroit TIme. washington nurraa

WASHINGTON, April 3-"George"-that ubiquitous Pull
man porertoday saved eight persons possible
monoAde poisoning they slept their berths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
NEW INTERPRETATION
COMPROMISE REPORTED

The London Daily Express
in Stockholm dispatch said
PaaSlkivi saw Premier Stain
and persuaded him TO drop de-
mandS for Hango, in exchange
for which the Russians asked
the eessieH -ef PetsaHae, in
northeastern Finland. with the
understanding that Finland
would be given harbor privileges.
THE London Times said IT
was reported at Stockholm that
the Firms were offered permits
sion TO keep NliPuri as well as
Hangol