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PLANES BLAST 2 Sailor' Mother Dim JAPS DESCRIBE SURRENDER OF SUMMARY tha TrHsun Aad Hieterttat Sarsa leelF Monday, May 11, 1912. JAPANESE SUBS Japg Qiiif That Mean an Allied Victory, Turkey Told ISTANnttU Turkey. May 9 Delayed I (V). llw o(Tl. lal Turkish Initio tntil It lUlcnris tonight lh fact Hint Hip J1'Oiipsj bloke off action In the.

t'otftl urn battle "makes It ilcnr Hint the nlltrs vni a vli totv PUSH ATTACKS ON JAPS FIRST, BISHOP WARNS WAR SITUATION. OFF AUSTRALIA GEN. WAINWRIGIIT Terse, review of fighting newa ap IIOMF.NT1C. Joseph M. Weber, half of famous team, dies.

rage 14. EDITORIALS. pear on pag 1 column 2. FOREIGN. tea Warning from Canada; Coordinat been sharply on the docllne.

Tlire It enough aphll of leyttlt HhiumiI Europe nmke It dlftlcuU fur any nation in control the million In that ice Ion for long pciiml of time, Attempt to imnulnr th niull- of dinnitpl to tlin nt lit tlio Jiinniifne would Infllil If they wpip unlit control of tli lives nmt fortune the billion pcoplu In tlio wiilo orient. Would Kcglincnt Mini I'utvcr. "It would be poMxidle for a lout: period of years for them to regiment the man power of wlcl groups In that area In such a wny that there could ho no peace without submissions for large sections of tho world. Including the United States. "America's page in the current history of the orient is to rewrite the great heritage which has been ours; to share with humanity to the ends of the earth the blessings of Christian democracy.

Here men live and let live. Here men recognize each other as brothers because they honor nnd revero a common Heavenly Father." We'll use gas, too, Churchill warns Germans. Tage I. ing the Fund Drives; Somebody Kle. Tenderjanker, 12 Planes Admit He Wouldn't Vow to Not Me; Living Oft the Fat; Kyes for Photos depict 500 planes In Coral Methodist Church Official Speaks at N.

U. sea fight, Tagal Also Smashed. INVENTORS WE'Ri LOOKING FOR fOUf II v.h a srattual far Ur. v.ln.i mt aiMr ialr.tis aaS imam that a a a. Ir.ai aaaw a ali.nl .1 aura aMlS lit.

fa lais ta yau about thaai. Priaritiaa as aiatata a alliar aialrrialt ara aasiaalliat aiaanfaaturara In theca linaa ta Savalas aaw itaaia. Via may hava an Idas that sarth ki aa. Writs ar iiai is an aaa B0ZELL JACOBS, artlia Asasr 1010 Hart Ssuara 32f W. Mail MS St.

Chicata. Uliia End All Fighting. Reds infiltrate Canadian army, off! the fleet; Mr. Nash's Personal Statesman; Neutral Argentina, rage 12. SrORTS.

Cubs beat Pirates, 4 to then lose, cials reveal. PageS. Admirals meet at Martinique on U. S. demands.

rage 3. 3 to 2. rare 21. TOKIO. May 10 from Japanese BY C.

YATES M'DANIEL. (Map on back page.) Nazis aim war of nerves at France broadcasts (A1). An eyewitness ac count" of the surrender of United and Sweden. PageS. Sox lose to Browns, to then triumph, 9 to 7.

rage 21. St. George High wins Loras college ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Aus States Lieut. Gen.

Jonathan M. Wain tralia, May Jl IMondayl UP). Japa wrlght at Corregitlor was printed in LOCAL. Czecho-Slovak Americans In' com nese naval power in the southwest prep relays. rage 23.

today's Ixsue of Nichl Nichl. a Tokio Conquest of Japan is far more Important to the world than beating the Nazis into submission in Europe and the Pacific area is the most critical Iheater of war. according to Bishop Edwin F. I.ee, who recently returned from Singapore, where he was head of the Methodist church in the far east. He spoke yesterday at a vesper service in Lulkln hall, on the Evans-ton campus of Northwestern univer ITRIDONE rhoto.J Harry A.

Andersen, husband Dodgers chase Carl Hubbell and mon aim: Beat Hitler. Pacel. newspaper. The article, written by Padflc. already dealt a heavy blow In the great battle of the Coral aea.

has been further crippled by hard hilling beat Giants, 5 to 3. Tage24. Push attack, on Japanese first, correspondent on the scene, follows: Mary Andersen, who was found Philadelphia Athletics beat Boston The surrender of the American Methodist bishop warns. rage 2. allied bombers which have sunk or eter dsv.

with hit in! Red Sox in double header. rage 24. commander was one of the most War bond pledge campaign will 1 SICK IIIIV IIKOWN TIIKO I KM K. Trrnton. Mny 10 A1) irrv Brr-IT.

It y-nrn "lit. ilrownrl In HI tool irri factory pit Im1.i.v mi tijfiin aiKht ut Iwn mn wuulil ruiilit liiva iinl him 1ml wrrit lrp-vrnli by a high tcm-e topped witli barbed wire. pathetic scenes witnessed by Japanese eastern Australia. It was announced WfiJ" I lot 8 3 3 open tonight. rage 3, Sp SOLS LUNCHION expeditionary forces in the Philip sity.

taiia. O.mM a.a amraga IntluSat: Shoe repairers map plan to give I Airs Mrv AiiiIai-iaii ura fnnjl pines. This new success, disclosed by allied I Bishop Lee spent 30 years in the Japs the boot. rage 7. Vrtnuiirtr t.rnuht In 21 the num.

icw ngun "The Initial step In the surrender far east In close relationship with Army ordnance pours out guns on ber of Japanese vessels sunk or dam-aftr had received a dozen red of the American forces came when lavish scale. rage 7 the six foot high American com a ed In a series of related actions In rosM tm her son, Ensign Harvey mander, haggard from lack of sleep Charles W. Chase, president of sur the last seven days. I M- Anaersen. Chicago hero or the and from worry, advanced toward the While no further naval action was American cruiser Alarblehead.

face lines, dies. rage 14. FEATURES. Radio page. rage 10.

The Inquiring Camera Girl. I'age 7. Crossword puzzle. rage 13. Friend of the Yanks.

Tage 15. White Collar Girl. rage 16. Society. I'age 17.

Women In War Work. rage 17. Movie review. rage 17. Front Views and Profiles.

Page 17. Day by Day on the Farm, rage 25. COMMERCE AND FINANCE. Vast unused stockpile of aluminum Japanese lines, carrying a whit flag reported In the Coral sea. the activ- roses were Ensign Andersen's Deaths and obituaries.

rage 14. the natives of Java, the Philippines. Malaya, and Singapore. He escaped from Singapore just before its fall to the Japanese. He was graduated from Northwestern in 1909.

Warns Against Jap "I recognize." he said, "the judgment of men with whom I must lake issue, who have said the most impor-tnnt war emphasis must be the defeat and accompanied by his aides. Ities credited to the allied air force xwoiner ay And ne never WASHINGTON. Ushered into the room of the Jap indicated this far reaching arm was forgot. Every Mother's day the gift SPAULDING-G0RHAJV1 Coal rationing probable. Nelson anese commander, Gen.

Wainwright being employed to harass the retreat- I of red roses came. The message with slumped Into a chair offered him by warns; urges big supply. ragel. inc remnants of a defeated Japanese I yar roses was: 10 a wonder ful mother. Harvey.

one of the Japanese officers. Congress to get bill for enforced armada. Bomb Jap Seaplanes. Mrs. Andersen was 77 years old.

savings. Paget. famous for Showed They're Soldier." of the Nazi government In There Is no question but that the She had been In falling health for War costing IT. S. more than total Today's bulletin also reported a new The defeated American commander Is disclosed.

rage 25. some time at her home, 4728 North dislocation of life In Europe Is a se expenses since 1789. ragel attack by allied scouting planes on Investigation of copper wastage rious thing for the world at large. Kenneth avenue. She welcomed the news that the Marblehead had fought enemy seaplanes in the Louisiade presented a pitiful sight, as he sat in the faint glimmer of a candlelight, his head held in both hands, his eyes War workers have right to truth.

will be resumed today. rage 25. Yet. I am confident a careful survey arrhirelaco where. It said, bombs says Brooks.

PageS. Us way back to an American port and of the world situation will reveal that Celanese corporation report profit er dropped In the target area. that her son was safe. Hut the days Beveals Knox opposes medal for It would be more disastrous for the gain In first quarter. rage 25.

In a light attack by Japanese staring at the ground. In the barren room the candlelight played on the three stars 011 Walnwrlghl'a lapels as of worry, the excitement of the dra Negro hero. I'age4. Third of 1941 corn crop used in war nn Port Moresby, on the world at large. Including America, to have the Japanese gain control of the matic news, left her weakened.

India becoming Pacific arsenal, effort in three months. rage 25. nut hern side of New Guinea, allied Karly yesterday her husband, Harry. he awaited the entrance of the Japanese commander. vital to allies.

rage 6. aircraft shot down two. OPA directors study plan to police found her dead. Relatives reached Ensign Andersen in New! York City by Yesterday's communique announced masses in the orient than it would for the Nazis to control the continent of Europe. Europe has for several decades "When the Japanese commander price ceilings.

rage 25. CARTOON'S. Little Orphan Annie, page 14; Dick allied bombers had damaged another telephone. lie said he would attend Want a inJax. Paga 26.

entered the room with his hands grip-ping the handle of a aword, Wain seaplane tender and tanker In relent-1 lne Iuneral services which will hM less pursuit of the remnant of a de-lat Wednesday in the chapel wright and his aides stood tip at rigid Tracy, page IS; Gasoline Alley, page 18; Winnie Winkle, page 18; Harold Teen, page 19; Smitty, page 19; Moon Mullins, page 21; Smilin Jack, page attention and saluted. The look of feated Japanese armaaa neeing um al 3100 Irving Park road. fatigue vanished from the faces of the Coral sea. Smash 10 Other rianea. the American soldiers and they showed they were soldiers above alL 22; The Gumps, page 23; Terry and the Pirates, page 24.

"After a few minutes of impressive two Chicago an while the successful warships pre- A7 PfflLIPPINFSI dominanUy American rested after their six day battle and braced them- AMONG MISSING silence the Japanese commander asked Wainwright if all the Filipino-American forces were ready to surrender. On failing to receive a nila bay May 6, and seriously damaged many of the Japanese fishing 7 boats used to transport troops and Lr-v reinforced Jaoanese fleet In- Gordon Siljestrom. 21 years old. of prompt reply, the Japanese command war equipment across the narrow tent noon avenging Japan's worst Highland Park, and Irving Antman, er told Wainwright he did not want 35. whose last strait.

to waste any time In mere talk If his naval defeat. known address Twenty-four United States war ves Powerful enemy warships and air terms for unconditional surrender were not accepted. He made it clear for HER GRADUATION Gift sels, including gunboats, patrol ves strength were known to be still con was 5120 Ken-more avenue, are sels, and speedboats, were captured at centrated in the general area nortn- You'll love this favorite of the fairways a trim, light weight golf oxford built to VLlcA's own game-tested ideas of perfect comfort and service. Replaceable spikes. to Wainwright that the Japanese were prepared to wipe out the American troops If they wished to con east of Australia.

San Jose, the Corregidor naval base, the newspaper asserted. The Japanese ships previously sent missing after the Japanese victory in the Philippines, their families were in to the bottom in the Coral sea battle tinue resistance and told Wainwright frankly that he could go back and FLY DUTCH FLAG were an aircraft carrier, heavy cruis prolong the struggle if he so desired. er, light cruiser, two destroyers, four ON U. S. WARSHIP gunboats, and two supply ships or formed officially yesterday.

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tanker, and two transport or supply upon the Japanese commander asked him to issue an order for all Ameri Cardan Siljestrom. Port, May 10 (JP). The flag of the Siljestrom, a navy gunner's mate. Is the son of Mr. ihJps.

Bombers Down FIto rianea. can-Filipino troops in the Philippines Brown cslff kin, $13 50 Vhicc bucks kin, brown and Mrs. Henry Siilestrom of 226 to lay down their arms. 'Relatively light United States North St. John's avenue.

Highland blue $13.50 Wainwright Informed the Japa nese commander that this was rather Park. He enlisted in the navy three and allied losses will not be announced until the Information Is of no usa to hard for him to carry out, as the years ago. Japan. Antman, a marine corps private, Filipino-American forces, tho technically under his supreme command. served almost 15 years in the army Five seaplanes were destroyed or damaged by the same bombers which were scattered thruout the Islands, before joining the marines last Sep Netherlands was raised temporarily above a mighty new American man war today as American and Dutch fighting men jointly honored fallen united nations heroes in the South Pacific.

The ceremony symbolized Dutch-American friendship on this second anniversary of Hitler's invasion of Holland. Dr. Alexander Loudon. Dutch minister to the United States, told American officers and men here that the Dutch "stand in gratitude and humility to honor the heroes of Guam, Wake Island, Bataan, Corregidor, and now the Coral sea." crippled the tanker and seaplane tember. He is a brother of Saul Antman of the same address.

and there was a possibility that they would not obey his orders to the tender, southeast of New Guinea. The ether five enemy planes were shot down or damaged In an earlier en- IJnnnnf If Finnllv Trrrn. 11 Wainwright, however, promised Von Lencerke Antoine North 9 Wabash gagement over Port Moresby. I that the entire Filipino-American The sea-air success had saved lor tlftt Otl U. O.

Hot 2iDOl Lltt forces on Corregidor as well as on the islands in Manila bay would sur nese threat against Australia, but render according to his orders. Army and navy communiques custom military spokesmen and the press "The Japanese commander finally arily start with the name of the area warned against overoptimlsm. consented to accept Wainwright's of Typical of the comment was the on which the report is being made. Today, for the first time, the war department issued a communique fer as a result of which fighting was brought to an end on Corregidor leading editorial In the Morning Her ald of Sydney: Island." headed by the word: "Japan." It "We have gained a new respite Describe Naval Action. revealed United States army bombers and must use every hour of it in had blasted Tokio on April 18.

In another story the same Tokio strenuous preparation in order that we may be at the zenith of our REPORTS IIOMK LOOTKD. newspaper said that two United States submarines and four patrol vessels put up a fight to prevent the Jap Fred Soiiormmna. 4152 Ueurxe street, re strength when the time for a counter- port rd to polir-e yesterday that burglar broke into his home and stole an accordion worth f.lfQ. ntatnl. snrt I ft.

offensive comes." Land on Admiralty Isle. anese landing on Corregidor in Ma- TOKIO. May 10 (from Japanese broadcasts! The Japanese im for HIS GRADUATION Gift A watch he will be proud of in years to come our watches for men offer great variety in style and price from the left Swiss, 17 jewel, 14kf. yellow gold 4620 Swiss, 15 jewel, stainless steel, waterproof 27i0 Hamilton, 17 jewel, gold filled, gold figured dial 44 'PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX perial command today announced the occupation on April 8 of Lorengau on Manus Island In the Admiralty group of islands. 350 miles north of Lae in New Guinea.

It said the action could Site Costume SBootety of O'CONNOR GOLDBERG ok 23 Madison, East not be disclosed earlier because of strategic considerations. An Australian communique on April 8 announced that the Japanese had occupied if anus Island, a former German possession which hat been vndrr Australian mandate since the World vmr. The landing was accomplished with out bloodshed, the communique said. THE NEIGHBORS By George Clark adding that Australian forces had been sent there to construct defenses. Japs Enter Manila Bay.

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