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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Closed by Too Much Competition

This In itself blow Finally one Of the
worlds deposits found
Chile Blu South
Africa which threatened to close the American mines copper
IN by tie shpoad prices which wouldn't for digging
United States fo9rcent copper tariff slapped 1t
helped but didn't solve the problem for Michigan
for II pound prices
almost three times that DAYS
Most Michigan can't stand African and
petition and by they have closed The pumps
keep the flooding
WPA rolls high.
In this situation Senator Brown Congressman Frank Hook
have taken hold OF the problem effort
Michigan They can't the world price open
market price naturally What they're do
RIGS Jesse Jones oPMs Sidney man Defense Commissioner
Leon Henderson
TO commit the policy defense
which would let some Of the mines resume operations
The say they II operate
Congressman Hook convinced they get by they
accent
he's shooting for, and his optimism can't be doWned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Canadian Output
Hits Top Speed

OTTAWA, Feb. 15.-Canadian
factory wheels are whirling at top
speed "a hours in the day today
pouring out an unprecedented vol
ume of mechanical war equipment
OF every type.
Canada, and Ontario in particu-
lar. il is now disclosed. supplied
Great Britain with the bulk of the
equipment which carried her forces
in the Near East, TO sweeping
victory over the Italians. More
such equipment is now being
rushed. which will play an I'M
portant defense role in the im-
pending battle of Britain
In addition TO concentrating en-
motorized land equipment. Can
ada has launched a program Of
construction of medium range
bombing planes. of a type never
before produced in this country.
The dominion is also planning
10 double her output of cargo YES
sells for the old land, undertaking
TO turn out IS large. ocean-going
freighters within the time limit
previously set for construction Ct
Is such craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
viii Number 200

Contrasted with this is the
force under Capt. Adolph Eberle
a former Detroit police lieutenant,
known as the post military police
unit. This group has the impor-
tant duty of maintaining law and
order both on and off the res
ervation.
1t falls to this group to see that
troops do not create any bad i'm
preston on the civilian populacs
when they are in cities near the
fort. 1t will be the duty of this
organization 10 police farther and
farther from the fort this Summer
when warm weather gives the SOL
der the urge TO get farther away
during his off time"
When the organization Of these
two attachments is completed. the
military police force at Fort Gus
ter will number well over 200
men. all under the command of
Mai. Frank S. Pitchard, provost
marshal. All of these men will
be trained as crack shots, as most
Of them are now chosen on their
ability to fire the As caliber re-
volver which is standard equip
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
SIeuths Record
PdrIeys on Gas
International New. Service wiz.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-At-
torneys for the Columbia Gas and
Electric Company. which is con-
trolled by J. P. Morgan interests,
today admitted at a hearing OF the
Senate wire tapping committee
that they had hired private detec-
tives TO make dictaphone records
of private conversations of persons
fighting their company in the
courts.
= Some OF the conversations. re-
corded were between Park Cham
berlain, an attorney, and Gov. John
w. Bricker of Ohio. when Bricker
was an attorney for the city Of
Columbus in fighting a gas rate
war against a Columbia subsidiary,
according to the testimony.
The admission was made by w.
Mahlin Dickerson. attorney for the
Columbia company who said the
Chamberlsin-Bricker conversations
were in Chamberlains private Of
fees in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Bishop PIdgens'
installation Set
|nGrdnd Rapids
Score of Country US
Catholic Hierarchy
to Atten d Rites

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. ia
score of the nations Catholic HER
archy, including three archbishops.
will gather here Tuesday TO assist
in the installation of the Most Rev.
Joseph Cashier Plagens, d. D.,
IL. D.. as fifth occupant OF the
diocesan see of Grand Rapids.
The ceremonies are TO be held
in ST. Andrews Cathedral. the
mother church OF the diocese, at
10 a. m
The Most Rev. Edward Mooney,
archbishop of Detroit. will preside
at the ritual and will hand to the
new ordinary his croZier. or shep-
herds crook. syrnbolical of his
spiritual authority over 10000
Catholics residing in the diocese.
Other prelates of archepiscopal
rank 10 be present are the Most
Rev. John G.. Murray of ST. Paul
and the Most. Rev Moses +. Kiley
of Milwaukee. A tentative accept
ance has been received from the
Most Rev. Francis j. Spellman.
dTCfDiSnop OF view 10TH.
Bishops who will be present in
clude:
The Most ReYs. Stanislaus V.
Bona. Grand Island. Neb.: William
F. Murphy. Saginaw; James F.
Kelley, Winona. MINI; Francis A.
Thill. Concordia. Kan; Paul P.
Rhone. Green Bav, Wis; George
j. Rehring. auxiliary Of Cincin-
natl; Henry r. Rohlman, Daven-
port Ia; William d. O'Brien.
auxiliary Of Chicago; Stephen
Woznicki. auxiliary of Detroit. Eu-
gene j. McGuinness. Raleigh,
~ c.: Francis j. Magner, bishop
elect of Marquette and successor
10 Bishop Plagens there, and the
Most Rev Edward +. Hoban,
bishop of Rockford H., class
mate of Bishop Piagens. who viii
celebrate the pontificial mass Of
the installation.
Five hundred monsignori and
priests from throughout the Mid
die West will be seated in the
nave Of the cathedral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Michigan Copper Creates Problem

There's another Upper Peninsula story which Of
interest for the copper country whore the mines have
legend Of whole villages
their families who seldom if to the surface peferring the
warmth Of the earth the billiards encountered
And the legend
were glad get back below.
But this about the Of copper affects the lives Of
those =
Time was when Michigan copper the
greatest tho world The only and
be the
and has he with n won
pulverSe But deeper earth
And the deeper they the higher the getting
copper Tho lush deposits gone Copper
was found in quantities Montana Utah
AzoPa cheaper copper less but
m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
A Peaceful Gesture Only Here

If there's moral the its
the Americans this side line
yrnpaeS and conradey relationships II seems have
occurred either Of the
sent Of the dominion
halt of the would have n-echncay-an of
An invasion by military all
Law heard Of would anywhere
he the spark another
Note There's been slight increase in
a. Fort Brady within the
threaten them, guess
vi Nsve from thereto help the 500 locks
Sounds Ike H. least the company
the second Infantry and moved 1921 Military Police
~ about $50 and officers Hardly fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Friendly InUasiOn Fails
|AEF in Canadian 500
Trips on Official Bars
They're Good Neighbors Up There
and Thought 1t Would Be Nice
If the Yanks Marched Across
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Time. star Correspondent

WASHINGTON Feb 15-This is the story Of war" which
only fought but thought Of by those
who might started it 1t is Michigan story listen
carefully:
Marie everybody knows sits astride the
national boundy the St Mary River On side of the
Saul Marie Mich u S. A. On the other Sau Sainte
Marie Ont Dominion Of Canada Canadians and Americans
up and there
ton people and differences police uniforms and the flags flying
the post office and other public buildings wouldn't
nations faced another the rivers span.
enough that when Sauit
a
connection with Canadian savings drive they should
their neighbors Marie Mich,
Nothing loath folks Michigan side Well
said the sending troops
Fort Brady part parade O. X
wei VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Women Suffer Bladder
Weakness More Than Men

Men are inclined to neglect
themselves so I urge wives who
read my articles to not only take
care Of their own health but TO
guard their husbands. Because
1t Is so successful in such . high
percentage OF cases I unhesitst-
ingiy recommend Oyster 10 tnose
suffering from non-orgsnie and
non-systemic Bladder or Kidney
troubles. And since Oyster costs
only 3Sc st druggists ana 10
backed by q guarantee Of money
back on return OF empty package
unless completely satisfactory.
everyone can afford TO use 70
without delay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Can't BE Lazy
Mrs. Roosevelt Advises
on Good Citizenship

BOSTON. Feb. 15.-"You can't
be lazy and be a good citizen in
a democracy these days" Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt told 800 men,
bers and friends of the Boston
Women's Trade Union League this
afternoon.
The first requisite for defense
is TO know all the country, she
said
ITO understand the problems
OF communities in other parts Of
the country" Mrs. Roosevelt
said. I'VE must first understand
all the problems nt~our own
communities. II we know all
our community, we can better
understand the problems of
others.
I'VE must all work" ssraHa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Sinking of British Convoy
Called Murder by Survivor
international New. seryio. osbI.

BERLIN. Feb. 15.-A dramatic
account Of the total destruction of
13 or Ia ships in a British convoy
on Wednesday by German war
ships said today that five OF the
vessels were sunk within 10 min
utes, off the coast Of Spain.
Sweeping across the length Of
the convoy only twice. the Ger.
man vessels accounted for all but
the heavier freighter and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
So They Asked Senator Brown TO Help

SO they asked the commanding officer Brady. The c.
cordial explained couldn't
the department So the folks the Michigan side thought
and decided could do anything
Prenss Brown could He from 81 Ignace which almost
door and knows President Roosevelt and everything
shouldn't he he able
ed the and
but il would involve negotiations with the department,
1d there for that they couldn't be
SO there will be invasion Of friendly United
States expdonary And the record Of II IS
in which United troops stepped foreign
soil, stil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
City Needs Aid

Then. too, the presence Of a
large number of military police
reduces the strain on the pocket
books of taxpayers in the cities
nearby the various forts. Take
for an example Battle Creek,
which has a normal population of
approximately $4,000 pers S.
With a population of more than
1900 men only few miles away,
ii is easily seen that police force
for the city is not large enough
to cope with the potential popula-
ton of the city. The military.
therefore, makes up the difference.
At Fort Custer, the military po-
lice force is now being divided
into two complete units with
varying duties. There the75th
Division police, who have been aid
ing in all types of work. which is
distinctly a combat unit. 1t is the
duty of this unit. under the COM
mand of Capt. Howard Smalley
10 guard war prisoners and 70
keep roads open in time of war
for the passage of troops and sup
plies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

A No Foreign Wars rally will
be held at Masonic auditorium
Sunday, March ? al 3 p. m. under
the auspices of the Committee
of 100000" with Senator Gerald
p Nye of North Dakota as prin-
cipal speaker. Gerald L. X. Smith
is chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Martha Sleeper WEEDS
New York Enqineer

NEW YORK. Feb. 15-GNS)-
Martha Marie Sleeper. stage and
screen actress. and her husband.
Harry Dresser Deutschbein, New
York engineer. were honeymoon
ing today. They were married
yesterday in New York by the
Rev Jesse William Stitt. pastor of
Greenwich Presbyterian Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Dies in Cleveland Fire

CLEVELAND. Feb. 15.-INS)
A man was burned TO death
three elderly women were over
come by smoke and a fourth
woman was injured in a two-Story
leap today when fire swe p {
through the Hawkins apartments.
a downtown residential hotel. The
dead man was identified as Henry
Mckinney. 62.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

80 e.n,,c gseith oMeey a e1odsSts
OF Kings COLLEGE. London. England.
nop Medical Director for the Kno1
Company, and 10 ciso a licensed, reg
fstered physician. Nth years Of erpe-
Tience IN several coEhtrsss besides the
Urfted States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
ADVERTISEMENT
BY DIR. r. A. GOODALL

AS q practicing physician IL
has been my observation that
many more women than men suf-
fer from so-called Bladder Weak
meas OF the functional rather
than the organic or systemic
type. Such cases usually are
troubled by burning passages.
often have to get up to go to the
bathroom at night. and often are
troubled by severe backache.
nervousness, circles under eyes
and md 1t an EFFORT to keep
going
Probably the functional upsets
attending childbirth represent
one reason for more women suf-
fering. however. domestic and
financial worries. heavy house
work. wrong foods and drinks.
= a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
John Roosevelt, Wife
On Way 10 Venezuela

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-GNS)-
Enjoying his first vacation in Is
months, John Roosevelt, young
est son of the President, and his
wife. the former Anne Clark. to-
day were aboard the liner Santa
Paula bound for Venezuela. John
is assistant manager of the Filene
Department Store branch in Win
chester. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
b. S. Chart

Detroit ard vicinity Mostly cloudy Sun
day not much change in temperature
gentle to nodersts northwest ~inds
Lover Michigan Mostly cloudy sund ~ I;
snow rurries in the north and extreme
west portions. no, much change in tenn
pNYafuYp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Councilmen Eugene Ivan Ant
werp and Robert G.. Ewald Satur-
day planned a trip to Cleveland TO
inspect the gas liquefaction plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

frequent colds and nervous strain may prove
q greater burden to women than men.
In my practice frequently found that one
OF the best things could prescribe vas
Kidney Diuretic such as the prescription
called Oyster. The reason for this is that II
helps the Kidneys flush out excess acids.
poisons and wastes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
CountiImen Inspect Cleveland Gas Plant

there. a Detroit counterpart OF
which il is believed might be In
strumental in lowering gas rates
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Fort Custer MP's Aid Civilian
Police Keep Soldiers Peaceful
Split Into D Units
With Varying
Duties
BY ROBERT HATHAWAY

FORT CUSTER, Feb. Is
Civilians who watch the MP's. as
the military police are known in
the army. in their daily tasks at
Fort Custer directing traffic at
street intersections and patroling
the more travelled streets in mo-
torcycles see only part of the
complicated program that has
been laid out for these men.
For not only must the military
police follow the duties of the
ordinary police life in his routine
on the reservation, but his tasks
are further complicated by the
necessity of adjusting the behavior
of soldiers on leave 10 the life of
the surrounding civilian popula-
ton. BY migrating the work Of
the civilian police in centers such
as Battle Creek and Kalamazoo
with that of the military police,
many delicate situations are over
come much more easily than if
police work outside the fort was
left entirely TO the civilian police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16


CHARLES CARPENTER WILLIAM Y. BOWLING FERGt
Mr. Carpenter, Detroit sewer contractor, serious of
face he arrived at the quarters of Judge Fergusons
grand jury to surrender formally after his ndct
men with two others charges of conspiracy TO bride
public official City Councilman EMaldl. Mr.. DnWling's
the county prosecutor The other two indicted Maurice
L. Ben. Chicago builder and Paul A. Fisher salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

POLITICAL ApvERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
No FOREIGN Wars Rally Set

Lowest las, night. 6 degrees below zero
at Sioux Lookout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

pOLITICAI. ADVERTISEMENT
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
II miliOna familiia gladuiu.
cOyecanstva

Cd kada objaviena cinenica da oko draovanh
radnka nogi poci vojnicku doorhu vizu
pasticke agence dale da spt razog s'abog
dravja tokog radnika Medu tim
o pitane anteIesovao Gallup, avnog mntena
Nakon poduzg pvana American institute Of Pub
izjavljuje da miona famlija ri
zdravlja zbog abe nedovone
slu6a avlja zenak
cd pros godin sa agencja izvava
sic gdine amja gadoae zbog abog dohoka
80 po sto Cd istog zla.
Da radnke famil dobivau vetu bi kurova
zvestaju Dr. Galupa po
vrta SO wise meka sira jaja vta it'd
zasto mioni radnika nabogat zemlje orau
d bouju bog nemastne Onda posava ptane oda
razvkani zemalk zemlje?
nistva zeme prpada ranicko kas ko proodi dusv
bogatstvo Ali dobva proizvede
plutoratie oduzime sedmina
izvedu Zbog vec dohodak veci
tke klase radnke MANU- reatvnu Zbog
toga radnc bolovat pod kaptaizno
Posedni NINA deli, boovana zbog mankavosi
bonom poju zbog nagomianog vska
produzavanje svog razbonickog zivota.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Desperatno stanje terra Japana u rat.

Preko avlaju il Tokija, da e
Japan obavio Sjednnim Drzavama Veiko Brtan Onda
avau da apanski avoni 1O5 po podne T. de-
cembra, napal Honolulu, gavno Havaskh Ostrva.
apanse ovakav smrononi koak
nie neprekdno ratovanje osvaanJe Kline?
tome neprekidno "osvajanje' Kline Knez
nsdena kostat Japana nakon godna
proslo oce bill
troskov japanske Wade Jamano dak Japan ne bog
puke demoatijama Nesto
zmedju apana "demokratia vodi odavno Demo
kaje" propus6a Japanu nad da moe umiri predo
svou Ali Japan odbijao nh borio
mpeaisti6ke inteese ko sukoblava
preduzimae edan korak drugim po dk nie
skopeano trokovima ko oduzma 70 zema
dohoka prouzrokvao eko kod kue Gene swim
papma tamo poskocle 66 so wise so behu 1886
Da apanska gangsterka vlada pedala demoratijama
bom uovma o jo nudi bi znao nekakav
Kno Mloni vonka bi razorua mlion radnika b
opu vekcg proizvodnje Suacija bi
ba bi proizvesti revouciju. du
anja pretece opasnost "en' gangster
iapansko vadi aoai da suoc buntovnm
earaom Ona raunaa dve mogucnost Pfvo sluau da
pobe nacistc mperazam b mala odresene ruk edno
kratko Azi imperijalistki c b Dru
pobede demokratje zna potic tih
b posau demokraske zandare
u pocnjeno apansku radncku kasu kou on
b mogl vidi ODE
max vadavne privatne svojine Japanu.
Samo padne vadavna privane svon buzoazja ko
e zem &c mione adncke klase pa poedine
sinove svoje klase i svoju cast ako je ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11

"a vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata, te Sc
"sretna okonost' nije, zbog manJkavostl
industriialnog politickog organizovanJa
radnicke klase tada mogla ostvariti,
skoroj buducnosti ona ce Sc opet pojaviti
ishod ce zavisti cd stepena do kojeg je
americka radnicka kasa zapoznata sa spa
sonosnom idejom De Leonovog Socjalistic-
kog Industrjalnog Junionizma -Ur. r. B.
Jedan dopisnik IL New Yorka zeli da zna dr.
zanje Sociialisticke Radntke Partije prema pita-
nu antimilitarizma, sto sada uzbudjuje Evro-
pu. On shvaca da tome pitaniu nema mesta II
America. Ljubopitljiv je znati kakvo ce drzanje
prema tome pitanju zauzeti delegacija S. l.. P.
ma characterization Kongresu Stuttgartu.
S. L. P. je socijalsticka organizacija. Kao
takva S. L. P. pociva obema nogama ma materi-
jalistickom shvacanju covekovih della. Bitan cini-
oc materijalistickog razumevanja Govekovih della
je shavacanje cinj jenice: da zeljno delo ne moze
biti uspesno dok ne sazru uslovi "a mega
Materjalni uslovi, potrebni jedino delo ko-
je moze delotvorno poraziti militarizam u Ev-
ropi, tojest, "a bunu koju je tako jasno OPT
sac Herve svom govoru pred porotom, jesu
istovetni materiialni uslovi, koji su potrebni
"a jedino delo koj je moze oboriti kapitahstlckI
rezim = celishodna industrijalna organizaci-
ia radnicke klase. Pre- no sto sc vozovl mogu
kretati tracnice Sc moraju polozti. Prvo, od-
lucujuce pitanje u vezi militarlzmom, ma
koje Sc mora odgovoriti, jeste: "Je Ii radnicka
klasa zemlje, II kojoj je doslo do mlitaristicke
manifestacije kapitalistiekog rezima, organl-
zovana celshodno- ijano?" Ako jeste,
ako je ona dovoljna manjna koja je uvek
postizaa koja &c uvek postizati rezultate
organizovana onda &c neka sretna okolnost,
koja dolazi IL logora spuzve, ne IL logora
rada odrediti vreme boju della.
Ako ia sretna okonost bude neko izvr-
seno nasije cd strane spuzve mad radon, on
ola &c Sc masa rada kristalizovati, po prirodl
brzo, oko snazne celje industrJalne organl-
(Nastavak ma 3. stranl)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-12-11
Britannia takodjer objavljuje rat Japanu.

Par pre- amerck Kongres objavo Japanu
Winston Churchill izvso britank da Britannia
objaa Japanu Batavje javau da vlad Hoandkh
ostrva, east ndes akode obava Japanu Sada
mperiackom redu Poonica gotova da Moi najn
savrsenm ublackm sredvma koe grdno zaveden rad
nj narod svih kaptastickih zemalja.
Da zaboravimo da e Veka Britannia naveca mperiaic
ka zemja sto naci a najvse udje narod CHE zeme
brutanm nasilem osvoa donomo il New Delhi India cd
g. decemba koja veil tamosna dmokratsa nasina vada
Britanske Impere resa avora Mauana Abu Kaama
Azada Predednka SveIndkog Kongres Pundta Jawahraa
Nehru, bvseg predsednika tog ea Ia vlada
nava slobodu puti druge oobe, mozda hade
nh ko raznim provncijama Indie naae "demokrakm
zavorima traz poticku demokraju stanovnke
Indije priviegisane izdankeprincve nal
nike Velke Britannica!
Mohandas Gandh rekao d britankh vlas nee
izmen njegovo drzan ptanu oslobodjen
skin okova.
Moe oeekvat da &C. vdu postojecg ratnog stana ma
Pacifiku ko e zahvao ceu Aziu Britannia ucni neke
tupke narodu Ind bojazi apansk spun skorse
dovostvo Indie da predobu Japana, joj nezv
most" vecu sto je imala pod "demokratijom"
Sa ulaskom Sedinenh Drzava Japana drektno sada
pet ca veta obuhvacene ovm mpeaistkm krvopro
Gem sada oval zaista Drug
Rat ko nece zavrsi dogod Proeeska Revouca
koren - kapazam.