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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Knew Victim
OF Murder
In Saginaw
Battered Body Found
in Deep Woods
Near Lovers Lane
Times stan Correspondents

SAGINAW. Nov. 6. - -Four
youths who knew 20-year-olc
Wandamay Wheatley. whose bru
tally battered body was found ir
a deep wood near lovers lane
five miles south of here, were to
be questioned today by Sheriff
Hugo Huehlenbeck OF Saginaw
County.
"From the evidence we have
we are not classifying this crime
as the work OF q sex maniac or
OF an adult murderer" the sher-
iff said. THE girl was criminally
attacked and then beaten with
the limb Of n birch tree and we
believe her killer viii be found
to be q youth from IL to FL
years Of age and well known TO
Miss Whcatley.
BELIEVE SHE FLED
I'VE think she voluntarily got
into the youths car. was driven
TO the dirt road through the
woods and there assaulted. We
; believe that she then escaped
from the car and was pursued
by the youth, who struck her
with the birch limb.
"The limb broke and he then
used n part Of the limb. The
wood Is soft and brittle and we
beIievN he struck her with sev-
eral >. tons Of IL rs IL broke
again and again.
1.-THE blows knocked her to the
ground twice before she finally
was dubbed to the ground 100
feet from the road where the
car was.
NO MALE FRIENDS
"She fought OF the youth
again and again and her clothes
were torn to shreds, her glasses
broken, and a garter ripped off.
We believe an adult would have
] subdued her much sooner.
"From every one who knew
her-we have heard that she
would never have entered the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Report Cadillac
Will Build Tanks
(s.s story on page -

PREPARATIONS to convert part OF
the Cadillac automobile plant here
into tank arsneal for the produc-
ton Of 14-ton tanks were reported
today by the Dow Jones news
service.
The tanks would be powered
with two 150-horsepower standard
Cadillac engines, the service re-
ported.
The General Motors Corpora.
ton is now negotiating for a con.
tract to produce the tanks, it was
stated.
The tanks would be produced by
the mass production method on as.
sembly lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Australia Orders Arminq

NEW YORK, Nov. SINS
A Sydney broadcast heard by MIC
said today that effective immedi-
ately all ships flying the Austrail-
ian flag must be armed defeDsively
against attack in compliance with
government orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
La Guardis DELAYED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. -nNS)
Bad weather which grounded
many air liners today caused post
ponement of Mayor LaGuardia' S
appearance, on defense conditions
before o Senate labor committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
INCREASE PLANNED

Congressman George told news
men the administration is planning
to increase national defense ex-
penditures steadily until they
reach 100000 10000 a month be-
ginning next July /. That would
be at the rate of $36,0OO,OO0 900 a
year. The stepped-up schedule
compares with current expendi-
tures-actual payments for de-
liveries of war supplies-of about
81 ,500,000.O00 a month.
Morgenthau's specific estimate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
in THE
NEWS

VXTHEN Willie got too
" much on his papa's
nerves, and when his
dear mama was completely
worn out with him, Willie
was sent to his grandpa's in
the country.
Grandpa and Gran m a
could not see anything wrong
with Willie at all.
Grandpa said:
"Why! All boys are a lit
tie trouble II they are real
boys.
And Grandma said:
"HoaU can you call Willie
q trouble, Pa? His little
pranks Just make him in
teresting."
So Willie lay awake awhile
the night after this grand
parental conversation, figur-
ing out how he could make
himself more interesting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
International New, servIre Cable

jVICHY. Nov, GA large-scale
movement OF Free French sympa-
thizerS, involving railway workers
has been discovered in Nice, it was
officially announced today
Thirty-fye persons were ar.
rested, it was stated, but no fur.
Their details were given.
Meanwhile. II was revealed tina,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
TWO TYPES ALREADY

The corporation has already
been allotted S26,OoO,o0O by the De.
Tense Plant Corporation to con-
struct plants for the production Of
heavy and medium tanks. The pro.
Iduction of the 14-ton light models
by Cadillac would thus put Cen
eral Motors into production of all
three tank types.
The news service stated that
those close TO the contract nego-
tons forecast that all the GIN tank
contracts together would total be.
tween $250,ooO,o0O and S4O0,O0O,.
600.
The total monthly output of all
three types of tanks would be
about 600. the report stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
A sHREwD DIPLOMAT

Litvinoff. who is considered one
of Russia's shrewdest diplomats,
came to this country in 1888 to
negotiate with President Roose-
welt the agreement which led tc
the American recognition of Rus
STA. He is known as a strong adj
vocate Of collective security and
a bitter foe of Germany.
AS foreign minister of the
Soviet regime. he sought to line
up Great Britain and France on
the side of Russia against Ger
many. He was dismissed from his
post in May, 1889. and within
three months Russia signed the
non-aggression pact with Ger
many. He is married to an English
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Toxic Accuses
Russia; Files
Stern Protest
Relations Imperfect:
Explosion Kills
~ Of 5l0 on Ship

IntT News sssvies s>sR OsssesDsneomo
TOXIC. Nov. 8. - Far Esste11
tension hit a new peak today - =
Japanese liner hit drifting tniDe
and sank in the sea Of JepQn~s,
and Nippon lodged an inn11 la1o
solemn" protest Will 1cyiot
Russia, {. !, & Z 4. !
4 japan demanded that m M
sian government srsply WITH IN
|cerity."
japanese authorities c,iirr6 { ~
|lethal sea weapon which cent tl,s
II, 522-ton passenger steamer Kehl
lMaru to the bottom on the KOREAN
coast was a Soviet mine.
Seventeen Of the SO persons
aboard the ship were declared -
have been killed. nine more were
reported seriously injured by ~
blast, which caused the ship -
sink in 30 minutes.
FIND ALL LIFEB0ATs
The rescue ships Kanei M4fo
and Hakusan Maru were reported
to have found all 10 Of the Kshl
Maru's lifeboats.
Meanwhile. a special Japanese
envoy, Sabura Kurusu. former
Ambassador to Berlin who signed
Nippon into the Axis triparttte
pas, was flying to the United
States with '.finar' proposals for
peace between Japan and America.
He Is expected In Warrington
November IL. 4
The Toxic radio announced that
Kurusu's mission is Japan's final
effort to reach an agreement with
the United States but does not
represent any change in Japan's
fundamental policies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
.Litvinoff Gets
.RedPost inU. 5.
n... An rlsh.. reserved.


WASHINGTON, Nov. Sword
was received in official quarters
in Washington today that Maxim
Litivinoff. former Soviet foreign
minister. has been appointed am
bassador to the United States.
Litvinoff will replace Constan-
tine A. Oumansky, who has been
Soviet ambassador to Washington
since June 6, 1899. Oumansky il
now in Moscow, where he went tc
participate in the recent Anglo.
Russian conferences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
The Weather

The sun win set n $40 o. m. today.
and rlse tomorrow at 7:12 a m.
The moon VIII rise today AZ 7:7a %. m.
and set tomorrow 81 1000 q. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
DANGER STRESSED

Stressing the dangers of infa-
ton and criticising the pending
price control bill as inadequate TO
control it. Morgenthau was re-
ported to have told committeeman
sharply that tax bill was essen
tial to remove between $1,000, 00o,-
600 and $4,000, 900, 900 estimated
excess purchasing power in the
country.
While no detailed figures were
given, it was understood that the
new bill will have to include steep
increases in personal income taxes,
especially in the lower and middle
brackets.
This, it was pointed out, will re-
quire some form of enforced
savings-promptly termed a pay
roll tax by Republicans-both so
that individuals will be able to
meet the new imposts and so that
the anti-iRaatieHafy aspects of the
bill can be effective at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
EXT morning, when
~ Willie got up, he found

\ Il
~ Willie got up, he found
Grandpa Harvesting
Doc, the old flea-bitten gray
horse almost as wide as hi
was long, that Joyce 4
Grandma and Grandpa Il
church every Sunday, and Ia
town on shopping days. and
to Lawrence station occasion.
ally to meet the train.
1t was not Sunday MOI
shopping day, so Willie as.
sumed very logically that the
carryall was going to the sta.
ton.
"AHyb0dJ com ing,
Grandpas" queIied Willie.
"Yes, Willie, there is a
nice lady coming doicn from
the city Nth a nice little
boy for you to play NTH.
"Yonr mama sent them
do,Cn for a iceek-ead Ia the
country. Aren't you glad,
SOM"
"Mebbe," said Willie,
noncommittingly. us he a
regular feliotc?"
IL don't kRot0 Whcther
We could stand t,Co regular
felloicS," said Wilhc's Uncle
Ebert, a tall, handsome
young man, icho came up
leading q couple Of Work
horses TO the C0tering
trough.
"Noic Ebert, ,chy do you
sag that" complained
Grandpa. willie has been
as good as gold"
ooh, I suppose So" re-
Piled Willie's skepticol
uncle. But all that 0titters
isn't gold, Pa; you know
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
A S UN Gle EBERT
~ walked away with
- the horses. Willie has

tHO fTOH otot w fEfN HHS
tened to change the conversa'
ton.
What is the little boys
name, Grandpa" said
Willie.
"a udrey," 0RSwered
Grandpa. - b
IL mean Whdt is his first
ndme?" said Willie.
His first name is Audrey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
AREA NOT DISCLOSED

Neither the date of the actual
sinking nor the precise area in
the Atlantic where the attack
took place were disclosed by the
British authorities but it is known
that a large group of such volun-
teers left Canada for England
within the last two weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Youths Face Quiz in Girls Staying
Troopers
Sent to
Adrian
Time. star Correspondent

ADRIAN, Nov. 6.-Forty state
troopers today were ordered by
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner TO
the plant of the Bohn Aluminium
and Magnesium Fabricating Com
ipany here after UAW-AFL and
UAW-CIO workers battled outside
the gates this morning when the
C1O group attempted to 60
through an ALL picket line.
The plant employees approx
mately TOO ben and manufactures
magnesium castings for airplanc
engines for army planes.
Two men we're injured in the
fight and were taken to d hospital.
ASKED b YSHERIFF
The troopers were ordered 10
the plant at the request of Lena
wee County Sheriff Roscoe Scott
who explained that he has a forse
OF only four men an dis unable to
maintain order.
Sheriff Scott said that between
$50 and 200 AFL men picketed the
plant this morning and that only
Is or 20 men entered the plant.
Members of the night shift re-
manned inside. Scott said. and the
plant continued 10 operate.
In addition to the AFL and Go.
Scott said that an independent
union is also involved in a three
way iurisdictional dispute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
u. s. Loses
l7.British
Ship Sunk
international News Service Wire

WASHING TON. Nov. g.
Britain's Raj delegation in Wash
ington today announced that IL
American and two Canadian
volunteer members of the British
civilian technical corps are missing
and presumed lost in the U-boat
sinking of the British merchant
man carrying them to England.
The fact that kilograms of con-
dolence were wired from the
British Embassy to the next of
kin of all 19 volunteers indicated
hope has been abandoned for
rescue of any Of them.
Unless any surprise survivors of
this latest U-boat disaster change
the figures. the total number of
American lives lost in combat
action or otherwise in the raging
battle of the Atlantic will have
been raised TO 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

Backs New
E Billion Tax
Treasury Head Asks
Congress Speed;
Pay Roll Levy Seen
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT

Int1 News Service star Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The
House ways and means committee
was called into secret session today
to decide whether il will accede TO
the treasury departments demand
that immediate work start on a
new. record high tax bill expected
to produce some $4,000, 900 900 in
additional federal revenue.
Today's meeting came after Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Morgenthau
made a surprise trip TO. Capitol
Hill and strongly urged that such
IA bill be enacted as soon as pos
sible 50 that enforced savings may
start on the nations pay rolls next
year.
Sweeping upward revision OF
levies on incomes; especially in the
middle and lower brackets, higher
corporation and social security
taxes and new combing of pos
sible sources of revenue, we're
recommended by Morpenthau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:

II VI NAiOlN
and vicinity:
Rain today.
light rain or
driZZle
tonight:
cloudy Friday;
continued
chilly.
lowest
temperature
tonight. 80
degrees:
highest
Friday, as
degrees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
NO MALE FRIENDS

Continued on Page l6)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Raise Milk Price
One Cent Sunday

hilk and whipping cream prices
10 consumers throughout Pierce
county vlll Increase Sunday. a
Was announced Saturday Allk
prices vii jump ons cent on both
quarts and pints vhlls half pints
Of whipping cream Sdii sdvspcs In
price two cents.
Not exactly unexpected since
Portland and spokane had recent
~ announced similar Increases. the
new milk price scheduls vas drawn
up By = COMMITTEES 81 ealrymsn
appointed 81 mass meeting
Thursday night
The COMMITTEES IL meeting Aos-
day at 10 q "a. with distributors
70 work cut : corresponding IN
crease IN ths price pad 70 pro-
ducsFn.
Prices pad farmers for fiuld
milk IN ths Tacoma area has long
been under that paid IN other re-
gions. averaging tiss last nonth
compared 70 $40 IN Seattle and
SPOKANE ard $40 IN Portland ard
nsarby Fort Lewis
Recent advances - five 70 sx
cents q pound il butter IA nave
mscs necessary ths sdynnes IN
flgld prices
Ths nss aeheduls makes nIlik
~ ths quart. II eents ~ the pint
z cents. whipping cream. ~ ne
haR pint 20 cents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Tugboai Operates
Fox Island F erry

Fox Island visitors Friday had
the unique experience Of riding a
ferry powered and steered by q
tugboat alongside.
The City of steilacoom tangled
with q log somewhere in the Mar
rows OF Hale's Passage and dam
aged her rudder 30 badly she
couldn't gracefully get into her
slips.
A Foss tug was called 10 take
her in tow, the intention being to
run her into drydock at Western
Boat Building Co. In Tacoma hsr-
Dor.
But no relief ferry was available
in the Memorial day rush. % the
tug just kept on making thu trips
with the disabled ferry alongside
Less than 10 minutes a trip was
lost this way. in spite Of some
slight swl<wardness in mooring
operations.
The Steilacoom was still tied up
at 9Th ave. slip Saturday as a
standby for the City Of Tacoma
which was carrying the brunt Of
traffic. II was expected she would
be brought into port for repairs
IS soon as the rush il over or a
relief ferry obtained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Union Heads
Called East

WASHINGTON Chairman G.
A. Dykstra Of the defense media
ton board today summoned o. ~.
orion. president Of the intsrns-
tional Woodvorkers Of America
CcIo). To appear before ths board
at once" concerning thu strike
Of IL 900 logEers and sawmiii work
srs In Seattle. Wash. area.
Dykstra. In Joint telegram
with cTo President Philip Murray.
who IL also q membxr o. the medi-
alton board, asked orton to come
here 10 explain the alleged failure
Of union officials 10 submit 10 the
strikers the terms Of the boards
temporary agreement for ending
the work stoppags
Board Secretary Ralph 7. Sew
ard said that Murray had signed
the telegram "ss president u the
Go" a. well a. a board member.
Orton wss asked specifically 70
appear here at 10 a m. Toss1zy.
The joint telegram 70 orton
was in reply 10 = wire received
BY the board from him earlier to-
day In which bs said that the
terms Of the agreement 10 sesd the
loggers and Aawmlll workers back
10 work have been submitted 70 a
delegated conferences Of ali local
unions and from there submitted
70 the entire membership u locals
~afh the right 70 vote. and has
beer Overwhelmingly rejected
Orion and nmar coavunen. wee
president = ths IVA. had re-
jeetsd Dykstras original proposal
but agreed yesterday 70 resg0mit
the terms o. the agreement 70 the
CONTINUED On Page .. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02

pectztlon that the office would
open later. but finally gave up.
The county commissioner had
by resolution required only fee
collecting offices 70 remain open
Saturday until noon: that applied
10 auditor. county clerk and
sheriffs offices. Others Ssrs
closed.
Word vas passed out n those
wishing n pay taxes that no pen
atty would Be Invoked until after
Monday giving Monday a. an sz-
ira day IN place Of Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Hunt MISSING
Movie Stars

NASSAU. Bahamas Made
leine Carroll and Stirling Hay
den, film stars. were reported
missing today on the sloop.
Kathleen. on which they were
sailing 10 Grand Turk.
The pair had promised 10 advise
their arrival at Grand Turk ~
radio islepbons, However. moth
ING has besn heard from ths sloop
since yesterday morning
Three boats and two planes vsrs
ordered out from Grand Tairk 10
hunt for the Kathleen ana add
tlonai planes vsrs requested from
Miami 10 Join the search.
They cams here for the filming
~ scenes - = motion picture.
'nshams Passage" ~ salt Cay,
AS miles sotith Of Nassau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Body Of Man Found
In City Waterway

City and county officials Sat
urday we're conducting 81 inyssii-
cation into the dsafh ef Tfsomss
Dominic Mccarry. 81. general o.
livery Seattle. shoes boy sas
found FRIDAY IN tbs city waterway
near ths isth ~ bridEs.
lie hsd been N tbe water from
TIRES weeks % . nonth. according
20 Deputy Coroner osefEs heffnsf.
VIVA said rehabilitation wss sstsb-
llshed By papers IN he0aFFy's
poeksts
Two franslsnis. HotpsFt sunisy
ana julius smitb. wsFs waking
sefesa the Isth e. bfl1ss wh<n
they discovered ths body floating
IN the water bei0s
Gaffnsy All anno1nes tss ~
nsFmi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02

BAN FRANCISCO-Tns AL
Bay Cities Metal Trades council
sad today IL was not far away
from a contract agreement with
Bsthlshsm Steel corporation.
major firm affected By q strike Of
cIO-AFL mschinssts which halted
defense work a. II San Franclsco
bay area shipyarda
Al Wynn, spokesman for The
AFL council, said an important
announcement" vas sxpseted
within "a houna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Will Return
The War
In Brief


LONDON = British sdmlt fight
IN Crete Il hopeless eut estimate
Nszis suffered t2.oeo casualties
Irsqis sues for srmistics. cease
fighting. British entry int Bssh.
dad expected momsntsrily. Nsxi
attack On Cyprus expected neat.
laftwaffs attacks Liverpool; ship
ment ~ midwest cheese and eggs
arrives At British port.
BkRIIN-ccnquest Of Crete vsr-
tually eomplsts. cir fetes blasts
british and Greeks In southern
Crete ports. chance for svseusilen
thought small: submarine reports
sinking ss.ooo tons q British snip.
ping.
RoME-prohibit baking ~ bls-
cults and crackers containing -four.
rstioned fsts or mllk
BEIRUT. Syria = Ths RaEhdsd
radio tonight announced that the
British have granted iraq an
srmisties "on good conditions
The announcement ~ss attrto-
utsd 10 President Omar II the
Irsq safety committvs. which APP
parentiy took over authority when
pro-Naxl Premier Rashid All Al
Gallant fled the country.
BERLIN Two hundred sur
vivors of the British destroyer
Hereward. sunk In Crete waters.
have been landed 81 the Italian
podscansse island port Of Rhodes
the official news agency ssid
today. the Hsrsward was sunk
Wednesday while British naval
units were attempting 10 prevent
the landing a. Italian troop. On
eastern Crete
BERLIN German planes relded
Liverpool. csrdiff. Bristol and
other west coast ports during ths
night. mani sources said today.
Other planes raidsd shipysrsis At
Cowss. IN thu Isls Of Wight off
the south English coast.
BERIfN--A German submarine
In the Atlantic ocean
has reported sinking $1,000 tons
OF British shipping. thu German
high command said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Nazi Assault
On Cyprus
Anticipated
British Win Bottle
For Iroq. but Lose
Islond of Crete
By HARRISON SALISBURY

United Pres. stan Correspondent
Great Britain bolstered her
middle eastern defenses today
against an expected early Mani
assault by forcing Iraqi rebels
to sue for capitulation and
winning effective control Of
the bulk of the strategic
Mesopotamian region.
The British victory in Iraq off
set. in part at least, the imminent
completion Of the Maxi conquest of
Crete.
London reported that the Iraqi
forces aof the pro-Nazi Regent
Rashid Ali Al-Gailani have sued
for an armistice and ceased re-
sistance. British troops are ex-
pected to march triumphantly into
Baghdad at any moment.
There was no effort in London
to minimize the German victory In
Crete but IL was noted that terrific
losses have been inflicted on Maxi
airforce and parachutist personnel
which viii have to be made good
before these Germans arms can
strike again at the British.
Fighting still was under way In
Crete today. both German and
British reports Indicated. but the
end was obviously only . day or
two distant - At most.
Next object Of Maxi attack
In the middle east IL expected
by the British to be Cyprus,
another island fortress. Here,
II h thought, the British
should be able TO give n better
account Of themselves than In
Crete.
The British sirbases In Pales-
tine are about as close TO Cyprus
as the German airbases in Greece
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-02
Robber Gets $3.50
And Makes Escape

nnEMEHTos--A robbsr hsid
up the Bremsrton Transit iins ~.
flee Saturday and escaped with
$3.50. Ths man earrisd = sippsred
bag Into which he ordered the
stage line clerk 10 pat tbs money
me clerk ald not shout for hsip
because . heavy pistaa vas trained
On him Throughout the robbsry.
The bsls line office u in The Slack
Baii ferry terminal building.
Police watched ths Coimsn
ferry dock in Seattle but failed 10
find the hslsup ms@ smonf pas
senRsrs On ferries bound from
Brsmsrtou.