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Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-04
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Correct And Tisnely-

Correct And Tisnely-- n
Some of the watches we get for
repairs" Jere Bose wrote RR,
remind me of the Watch On The
Rhine It's about wound up, is in
hook, is getting the works, needs
cleaning, needs oil, will soon be run
down, and will be on a chain for the
next thousand years, with no. escape
ment in this serious hour.
Reverberations-
Judge JoIm Il. -olnrson was high
ly pleased when District Attorney
Charles G. Halliday and his entire
staff oarged into Ell Centre justice
court May to present him an Off
cially signed document of birthday
wishes and verbal greetings.
1T was a fine thing of the d.a.
and his staff to bring me that letter
saying they hoped to be able to say
'Goodmorning, Judge, how are you?'
for many years to come" Judge
Simpson said But when they all
sang Happy Birthday To You it
was a terrible sounding thing. I can
see that c. G. can't sing and didn't
pick his staff members for their
singing ability"
Another Snarl-
We have an irate citizen i'll Ell
Centro or thereabouts whose initials
are E.AD. He wrote about the nails
en- Dogwood road and went on to
express himself as follows:
Il would like for you to go north
Continued on Page 8, Column 81
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WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 104, minimum
Friday "a; am. Friday 81, humid
ity As; noon Friday 81, humidity 10;
pm. Thursday 81, humidity "a.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

Wpc iO:00-Abboti and Costello get new
band. Will 0sbornes.
WMAL. t0:30-Erio Johnston dstuNes the
results Of the latest survey on cancer in the
United States.
WT0P. II :45-Ftom Guam comes report
Of the hunt for Japs still hiding on the
island.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

Oh IHt AK tOkl1hl
WT0P. 8:00-Dane Clark in "A Guy Gets
Lonely"
WMAL. S:30-"Are Britain and America
Headed for Trade War After VCloY
WRC 8:30-Jery Coonna woos Oindh Shore.
WT0p, 9:00-Vrginid htNa'er is guest
tontt
Evening star., 1945-04-05

WRc, 9:00-Soprdno Florence Alba and The
King Cole Trio visit
WhAL, l0:00-The Waring Orchestra pre-,
views tunes from The new Broadway musical
CaroU5eI'
VOL. 10:00-Radio Playwright Arch 0boer
begins weekly series Of dramailatlons. first
Of which is Stranoe Norninu.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
several British TommI.s.

In Delhi where the courts
martial are being held q column
~ male students quietly marched
by the Mogul Red Fort in Old
Delhi.
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'lod gambling was IN progress o.
he premises and ;hat 4 complain.
uad occn made against the char.
'oscd q 10
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GIRL, S,FINDS
MAN, AZ, DEAD
IN AN ALLEY

A 42-year-old man who stayed
away from home Saturday night
returned TO clean up and left again,
was found dead In an alley near
his home by an eight-year-old girl
Monday.
THE MAN was identified As
Richard Godfrey Of 1909 bearing
His body was found by Mss Ros-
eta Turnbull Of 1865 DearIng.
An investigation revealed that
Godfrey. father Of four children.
may have been struck on tho head
with some blunt instrument. He
had lacerated forehead.
SINCE HIS personal papers we're
intact. police dlScredltcd robbery
as motive for the alleged murder.
Mrs. Daisy Williams, %. with
whom Godfrey lived, told police
that she had seen him last about
10 o'clock sunday morning. The
body was found at $50 Monday
morning.
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Warrant Issued,
Wife Says Mate
Left Her. S Kids

A warrant was recommended
Tuesday charging d. L. Dean, AZ,
OF 1922 Evergreen, East Chicago,
Ind, with abandoning his wife and
ave minor children on October %,
1914.
The wife. jamie. of l54l Maple
street, charges that she has re-
ceived no support for herself or
children for year. Ages OF the
children range from three 10 Is
years. -
Lsndslides tied up Colombo's rail-
roads for considerable length OF
time last wear
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
INDIA SETTLES,
COURT-MARTIAL
DRAWS PROTEST
Chronicle New York Bureau

'HTonlcle view hOTk bureau
NEW YORK-Indi Seethed last
week as student groups in Cal
cutta and Bombay protested the
British court-mariial OF three form
or officers Of the Indian National
army, a force recruited by tho latc
SubhaS Chandra Bose 10 fight With
the Japanese against the Allies.
IN CALCUTTA over 100 900 In
dams rioted for 4 Wcck-inng PEE
nod iniurn2 American and Br-
'iSh troops. but particularly he
after The city VAS declared o4t
Of bounds for Yank troops but
IN spite of precautions, the IudhmS
cat Oft the water supply ~ the
only Army Genera. no .pf1l IN The
area and successfully bluvted out.
side aid cXccp, that ol armorni
forces
Al least three enlisted men and
one major OF the L =. Army
were killed by hand grenadrs
and scores Of other Europeans
and Americans were stoned nv
stOrming crowds who shouted.
Quit India. Quit Asia"
The riots Which started IS peace
ful demonstrations soon cot ont
~ hand. Hindu youths Hho I'M
ratcd The protest were soon io;ue3
BY MoS,emS and members OF every
Indian political parry
pdi1n m, O. To- H..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
A. P. Greene Dies
After An Illness

y Porter Greene. passed away
on sunday morning AZ Il O'Clock
a. MS home. IS Smith street Mr.
Greene Who vas BON IN M.l!ers-
burg. X 65 years a 20. has been
res deHt ~ Detroit for more
TIA" 20 years. For many wears ne
worked IS 4 waiter m the CITY :
.edd,1Z hotels and Tor the past
dertdc PRIOR - his Illness served
- manage. OF the onve-popu,ar
Waters and BeliWen'S club.
Two wears ago illness forced
Nj Greene into retirement and
eventually - confinement. due 10
rs nea,t condition HIS funeral
Mas held WcdueSd y afternoon AT
Webster f.ncsa. home. WITH Re,
C1't.e Stewart officiating In
e .ncnt to"oNed al E.mVood cent
etery.
The Survivors, sre his widow.
Ms hye,.a Greene. tNo sisters
Mrs lel'n Rogers and Mrs Far
0.e Turner: i've u Gees. '9ree nepn-
eyS. and four great-nieces
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

DIVIDE snd ~ep,ant po'yanthus and
most other prImu,aS
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Rev. Turner arrested when the
minister, observing that there
was only standing room in the
"colored coach asked him tn
move Ia rear coach assigned
to white pasSensers. Apparently
rc>entIng this request. the con-
ductor called police officer and
had the minister taken from the
train.
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Jim CROW RAIL
SUIT SETTLED
FOR ONE GRAND

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Raid Athletic Club,
Court Convicts Ia

John Parker OF 2288 Mack. a
poolroom operator and member az
The Mack avenue athlete c,io A.
1920 Mack VAS convicted 81 an
Illegal occupation aud fined $50
o. ten days IN jail ~ Recorders
Judge Arthur F Gordon Monday
Thirteen others. alleged men.
bers ~ the club We're a;yen sus-
pended sentences after po.re 'cs'.-
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Ne MICHIGAN CHRONICLE:

THE BREWERS OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01

school students left their classes
In a strike called nv the Bonn
hay Students Congress in pro-
test NJ police firing on the CAL
cutta crowds. The Bombay stu
dents smashed stores and injured
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Church Director
To Return Home

YOKOHAMA. Japan - oENPAb
Dr. william T Jernlg gan. director
q! the Wash ngton bureau. Fra
terual Council Of Negro Churches
q America. vas ready 10 leave for
ne United States last Wednesday
after tWo-month tour 81 Pacific
bases Al which colored troops were
stationed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
Need Three Million
OH-Furm Jobs

WASHINGTON Three million
nN"-aGricultural Jobs vii he need
Cd for farm people who may oc
displaced ny mechanical cotton
production within tre neN. tcN
years. s3jd Secretary W Acrstu}-
'ure Clinton y Anderson 30 ,H al
drcSs last week an Andersen. :. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Reds Open
New Drive
In Hungary


MOSCOW, March II GNSl A
fresh Red offensive at the lower
end Of the Eastern Front. driving
ahead between Lake Balaton and
the Danube in Hungary. was re-
ported today by German >pokes-
men
Col. Ernst von Hammer Of the
DNB agency asserted that Mar
shal Fedor Tolbukhin had Stemmed
the l2-day German counterattack
and launched new offensive on
broad front in that region. The
attack followed an intensive ar
ullery harrage, Non Hammer said
To the north. another powerful
offensive aimed al the Baltic port
OF Stetun. outlet for Berlin,
plunged toward the outer reaches
OF Altdamm.
The German radio said that
Russian forces had penetrated
StetunS inner defenSeS.
Other Russian forces pressed
ever closer 10 Danzig and Gdynia
and Koenigsberg 10 the east. driv-
ing toward elimination OF NazI
strength 10 the north
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Collision
Kills Two

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Mar.g II
INSi-Two passengers on a
Chicago-bound bus were killed
and 33 others were injured. one
critically. today when an OwoS>o-
Flint (Mich) busllnc bus collIded
with a truck west Of South Bend
The dead we're.
MRS. VERNON SADLER. 46,
OF Flint.
MRS. MARGARET TOUGIN
20 OF Owosso.
Critically injured vas Herman
Oscar Ponmer. 20, OF South
Branch Mich.
The seriously injured included
Vernon Sadler. 40 husband Of
one OF the dead: Thomas c. He'd
rick. 65, OF Flint, and his wife.
Myrtle. SO; Mrs. Dorothy Hatfield,
19, OF OwoSso, and Mrs. Margaret
Grace Miller. As, of Flint
The truck was driven by Daniel
A. Everhart, "a, Of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Revolution Plot
Nipped in Cuba

HAVANA, March Il GNS)-
Former army chief OF staff Gen.
Jose Pcdraza and 20 other former
army and police officers viii bo
turned over to the Cuban courts
today for disposition OF charges
that they conSplred TO overthrow
the government
President Ramon Grau san
Martin told several hundred dem
onstrators who marched 10 the
presidential palace last night in
the only noticeable reaction TO the
arrests that the courts must dis
pose OF the cases. The demonstra-
tors had demanded Pedraza's pun
ishment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
100000 FLEE
PAT Ton 7 RAJ P
YaIlkS
Gain
40 Mi.

PARIS, March II (INS)---
Battered and rocked by q
lightning u. S. Third Army
advance which the enemy
said has carried forward
nearly 40 miles to a major
tributary of the Rhine, Nad
forces west of that waterway
fed eastward today to escape
the jaws of a giant trap clos.
ing about an estimated ZOO.
600 officers and men.
While the U. S. Seventh Army.
comprising the lower jaw of the
great wise, overran Haguenau and
Bitche, the U. S. Third Army
raced ahead under a security
blackout and. according to tho
German Transocean agency
reached the lower Nare at Kreuz-
mach. The Nahe is an important
tributary of the Rhine, which it
enters near Bingen.
REPORT COBLENZ SEIZED
Can unconfrmed report at
tributed to enemy sources that
American Third Army troops
had occupied Coblenz and en-
tered Saarbruecken was pub
lished today in the London Eve
ming Starr
The Ankara radio reported
that 1t. Gen. Patton was await
ing a reply to a surrender ulti-
matum TO the NaZi commander
at Coblenz before launching an
assault 10 topple and destroy
that bastion city,
FIRST WIDENS GRIP
In the Remagen bridgehead, the
First Army widened its grip on
the Cologne-Frankfurt autobahn
and beat back the first organized
enemy counterblow.
Unofficial reports from the
northern end of the front said
German and Allied assault boats
were crossing the Rhine on prob
ing missions in the u. S, Ninth
Army, British and Canadian Sec
tors.
Capture Of Haguenau by Y. s.
Seventh Army forces which
earlier toppled the 200-year-old
/ fortress town of Bitche pressed
the Germans farther toward the
Siegfried Line.
Withdrawal of Nad units be-
fore the pincers threat of the
Seventh and Third armies was be-
/ leved the beginning of a mass
/ exodus across the Rhine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
BY PIERRE J. HUSs

PARIS March II QNS)-Europe today is not holding
its breath the false expectation that will the
end at any moment but is watching and waiting with
grave of reality for the moment when the Allied
armies will strike the Rhine and wade in for the kill
Soldiers and civilians alike keeny aware that big
battles are yet come, but with early spring around the
and the Remagen bdgehead ng deeper and more
firmly into Hitlers mdri there are ustabe grounds for
the assumption that the next couple Of months fif
crushing defeat Germany and the killing on OF
Hitler and his Nazis one by
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Navy issues Call
For 5000 Doctors

NEW YORK. March II GNS)-
Comdr, Thomas a. Gaylord direc-
tor OF the Office of Naval Officer
Procurement, issued an urgent
appeal today for 5000 ADDITIONAL
doctors TO care for casualties Of
the Pacific war.
The navy called especially for
between the ages of As
and 90 and offered them commits
SionS as lieutenant commanders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Slip of Pen
Doctor Gets 20, 900 Nals
Of PeniciIlin for 300

CHICAGO. March II UNS)--
GNS)-More than $4,000 worth
OF penicillin was being distributed
70 three Chicago hospitals ard
other institutions and doctors in
the Midwest today after an error
resulted in delivery of the huge
shipment 10 DR.. Charles A. Meyer
in Chicago.
DR.. Meyer, who had ordered
300 viols Of the drug, received
20 600 walls. sufficient for 10000
treatments instead.
Dr.. Meyer kept his 300 vials
and the rest was shipped 10 hos
pitak and clients IN the Midwest
who had ordered IL. ta
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Liberated Prisoners
Reach San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. March II
GNSl From the drilling rain of
the Pacific a great ship came into
San Francisco harbor. bringing a
second group OF Bataan and Cor
regldor prisoners.
The liberated prisoners Of war
consisted Of IS officers, 262 en-
listed men in the American group
73 men in the British group and
26 civilians liberated from intern
ment camps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
OPA Investigator
Runs Out of Gasoline

The Detroit district OPA office
believes that William Bermsn, a
real estate dealer and member Of
the gas panel Of Board No. l al
144 w. Fort. deserves conSidera-
ton in his request for more gas.
Berman. who has a and y
cards. recently spent his entire r
allotment Of AS m eS inveSti-
eating applications for nonhigh-
way gasoline As result OF his
inquiry in the downtown area
over $4,000 gallons Of gasoline
were saved.
80 ino~ he-w us ecesS pHncs
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Two-MiIIion Robbery
Suspect Found Slain

KANKAKEE. IL. March Il
uNS)-A gangland ride victim
found in a ditch near st. Anne,
NJ. was identified through finger
prints today as Wencel Urban.
yeggman who was believed TO
have been implicated in the 81
00o. 900 robbery of Chicago safe
deposit vault.
Much of the loot taken from the
Z. II. Humboldt real estate vaults
was recovered after the robbery
last January.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

RoingP he said. I'VE Just went,
and he locked Us in this dress
ing room"
Both said the last time they
saw Gaines, who vas back on
duty for the first time after a
two-week vacation, he was asleep
on a table near the bar.
Carl Oglesblee, owner Of the
club. said Gaines had been work.
ing as a watchman for him purely
as a personal favor and because
Of the manpower shortage. Ogles-
blee had been in the club until
4 a. m
Nielsen believed the intruders,
Continued on Page 2, Col. q
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Report Bonn Students
Saved Rhine Bridge

ZURICH. March II INS)-
The newspaper Berner Tagwacht
reported today that the Luden-
dorff Bridge over The Rhine at
Remagen was Intentionally left
intact 70 speed the Allied armies
% their way 10 Berlin.
The PAGER quoted as authority
hgt>se steecnlsn4 = neutrsl Cffplo-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

s saving Of 100000 gallons,
Berman said. IF our board had
a spot checker on gas users
just the fact that we had one
would do the trick"
Berman was allowed the r al
lotmeut for his real estate buSi-
ness ard the OPA was able. under
regulations, 10 give him 472 miles
for driving 10 and from the ra-
tioning office but not a gallon for
his valuable Investigations.
That the rule.
The case was referred - Wash
inc&orN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Return Of Macarthur
For Farley Predicted

ASHIN NGTON. March Il
fUPt-The unofficial Army and
Navy Journal predicted today
that Gen. Macarthur would come
10 Washington soon 10 present
his views on operations against
JaDan
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Barefoot Couple
Tours Night Spots

CHICAGO. March Il 0NS)-
Shoe rationing Is not q problem
Tor Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
Lellan
we haven't any shoes" the
barefoot couple told police as
they went on a tour or Chicago
night spots
THE OPA won't give ia any.
But they can't stop NJ from
having tlt1."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
2.Week Coal Strike
In Utah Mine Is Ended

SUNNYSIDE. Utah. March II
GNS) Some 500 miners today
had returned TO their Jobs at the
Utah Fuel Co. coal mine, ending
a strike which had been in effect
since March 8
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

We Day Tuned
To RhineCrOSSinS

EDITORS NOTE - In the foiio,ciag dispatch,
International NeWS' NJ. HusS, recently returned to
France after Uist TO the United States reports ot
most sources III Paris etpect the to end reekS
after an oIOut ofeaSire the Rhine begins rolling
ii the Weother is tnroEnAA-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

His body was found IN a gro
teSque position on the floor near
the bar in the Club Hsymarket,
$3.50 w. Warren.
SHOTS HEARD AT 5 A. NJ
He was found by Dearborn po-
lice who had forced their way into
the establishment after two men
on the outside heard shots echo
from the building shortly before
IS a. m.
Irving Nelson, Dearborn police
chief. said robbery was apparently
the motive for the murderers be-
ing in the building. A large sum
Of money in the safe, however,
and smaller amount in the cash
register were left untouched.
After police entered the build
ing and found the body they went
70 a locker room downstairs where
they found William Eberhardt, Is,
and his sister, Ruth. II
They told Nelson they were
employed IN the club as dlShwash-
ers from Friday through Sunday,
We were sitting In the
kitchen eating about 4:30 a. M"
William said. when a man sud
denly appeared In the doorway.
He had rags over hls face, and
he carried q pistol.
erfd Ssawe~enS tsha Fst
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Slew 6.
Veteran
Admits

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March
II INSD-T'he confession of a
discharged serWceman that he
had killed six persons. one Of
them his second wife. since last
August, was in the possession of
Little Rock police today
The man was Identified as
James w Hall. "a. 2 taxi driver,
who police said confessed 20 the
slaylngs last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
HATE CAMPAIGN

In recent days Goebbels has
been whipping up the German
people and soldiers with Vlru-
lent hate campaign, particularly
against the Americans, F're-
quently he goes 10 extremes IN a
desperate effort 20 arouse the
Germans TO a lsSt-GItch stand by
injecting fear INTO them
lie has branded GlS as beasts"
in one late broadcast IN which he
accused the Americans of burning
and ravaging German villages
and property and miShandling
civilians after the tide of battle
has passed
On the other hand. the great
mystery now is whether Field
Marshal Won RundstedtS rumored
white flag emiSSaries were sincere
IN requesting an armlstice IN the
west couple OF days ago, or
whether behind the move MAS an
other Nazi trick 10 lure the ttfies
INTO a false step and cause them
TO lower their guard. while
simultaneously provoking rift
with the Russians
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
EnaIand Bombed Aaain

LONDON. March II uNS)--
German air activity again was d.
rected against southern England
during the last "a hours, cspsipG
damage and casuaIftfS. Ni-Sr Or
minis trsrannoGlncad A6dsyl
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Officer Slain
I'm Night Club

In the weird atmosphere of deserted night
club, Dearborn mounted policeman working extra
as night watchman was shot to death early today
by two gunner who had aroused him from his sleep
The victim David Gaines, 45, of 6239 Payne
Dearborn father Of children and police officer
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Home From War, Faces
1881 Murder Charqe

NEW YORK March II INS)
Returned from combat in the
south Pacific, Anthony p Bsc-
Chiano "a. Of Corona. Queens.
WAS in San Francisco today on
route 10 New York. where he viii
stand trial FOR A li-ycar-old muir
der.
The murder was that of an At.
tendani In gasoline station on
the night Of Feb. Is 1881.
NcNfs ssrar NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
4TH MAJOR FIRE RAID

Kobe. only Is miles east of
Osaka. was the fourth major city
of Japan 10 be subjected TO a
bhstering low level assault in a
week by incendiary carrying
B-29s. Just seven days ago the
first mass fire raid hit Tokyo.
In the Tokyo raid, some II
square miles of the enemy's indus
trIally important capital city were
burned out or badly scorched
Extensive portions Of Nagoya
and Osaka-hit two days apart
were set ablaZe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Film Strikers
Defy Green

HOLLYWOOD, March II
UNS)-HollyNUood motion pic
ture strike vent into It's sixth
day after a demand by AFL
President William Green that the
wslkout be terminated received a
nat rejection by Herbert X. Sor-
rell. head Of the painters union,
which precipitated work stop
page.
Green charged. IN a wire ad-
dressed 10 Sorreu from Washing
ton, that the walkout was a vio-
lstion Of laboT's no-strike pledge
REQUEST REJECTED
Sorrel's reply 10 Green made
public after conferring with the
strike committee. was
The strike goes on"
Sorrell had previously rejected
two pleas to call of the strike.
One was from the WLB. which
has had under consideration his
dispute with the International Al
lisnce OF Theatrical Stage En-.
ployes over jurisdiction Of y film
act designers
WORKERS BACK on JOB
Meanwhile, Sorrell was faced
with attacks on several fronts as
members OF IATSE unions. under
directions Of alliance president
Richard A. Walsh. returned 10
their jobs and the major studios
took steps TO force other groups
to forSake the strike.
Studio drivers of the teamsters
union were back al work and
studio culinary workers, including
cooks, walters and kitchen en-
ployeS, were again preparing and
serving meals on the lots.
The studios themselves filed a
Euit in the superior court seeking
temporary restraining order
and permanent injunction against
the officers and directors OF the
Screen Office Employees Guild.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

The diplomat, the paper said.
disclosed that group Of students
al the University Of Bonn aided
IN the taking Of the bridge
II was added that the students
contacted Allied authorities four
weeks ago and assured them that
the bridge would remain intact.
He predicted that this incident
rpsS oriy the beginnfng Of q series
"a <s,flfH sAcAA
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
LARGER THAN TARGET

These devastated regions were
considerably greater than the
original target. which was only
five square miles in extent.
Previously returning crew
members said that even before the
first B-29S turned homeward fires
were observed eruptlng over the
citys vital dock area. which was
hit squarely with the incendiaries
The attack on Kobe marks the
third fire mission from which the
Guam based force returned with
out loss OF a plane.
Observers told how a gaze like
north wind was blowing across
the mountains behind X o b Q,
sweeping the flames into the
city's dock areas
1T looks as If We had
pretty good one this time" de-
clared Mai. Gen. Curtiss Lemay
in summing IN the raid