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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Summons
It's Parliament
international New. Service csbl.

ROME. June THE Fascist
Chamber Of Corporations Parlia-
ment tonight was summoned to
meet in full session Tuesday. first
anniversary Of Italy's entry into
the war. II was not stated whether
Premier Benlto MuSsolini would
address ltaly's sole legislative
body.
The call was issued several
hours after Mussolini presided
over a meeting of his cabinet
which decreed broad increases of
power vested in the head of the
Fascist Party and the chief of the
general staff.
Under the new ediCts the party
chief, in addition 10 direct control
over political. organizational and
educational activities. must be con-
suited personally and give his APP
proval on all legislation concerning
development Of the defense Of the
Fascist revolution,
Tne chief Of the general staff
was gwen the fullest direct con-
trol.orer the heads Of the STATS
.of the army. navy. air corps and
Fascist militia. safd "the Fascist
youth organization was given. COM
plete control over the training
and education of ltalys war
orphans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Plan Being Studied

The proposal is being studied at
present by Leon Henderson of the
defense advisory commission. di-
rector Of its new price-Control
organization and handspring of
the governments drive 10 increase
production OF basic materials such
as steel and Coppor-O meet in
creasing requirements for war and
civilian purposes.
Rep. Frank r. Hook of Michi-
gan, al whose instance the tariff
commission recently sent com
mlttee Of experts 10 Michigan 10
study the situation, was informed
that the commission report as
submitted to the defense group
was incomplete and that add-
tiOnal material is being prepared
for Henderson'S study before the
new copper policy is announced.
Henderson himself, however. is
known 10 look with favor on the
proposal 10 pay preferential
price for Michigan copper if that
should prove necessary TO keep the
mines COlpC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
May Shut Mines

Hook has argued in support Of
such a program that unless the
Michigan operators can get Ia or
ID cents for their output il may
be necessary 10 shut down mines
now producing $4,000 to $4,000
tons a year and that al the higher
level this production might be in
creased 5000 or 10000 tons.
As the country faces po-
tential shortage Of approximately
100000 tons a year, il is impera-
tive in the minds Of government
production people that the Michi-
gan mines be kept open
If Michigan copper should he
purchased at Ia cents, il was said
today, if probably would be sold
10 consumers at the open market
price of - cents. with the govern
ment pocketinG the loss as A
necessary contribution 10 maxi
mum production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Sunday, June s, 1941

they know OF the American de-
tense program.
Another case cited 10 the conn
mittee was that of the German
flier who escaped from a Cana
dian prison camp, came TO the
United States and then left in
defiance of the request Of Ameri-
can authorities. 4
The state department, IT was
indicated. may issue special cards
to both aliens and citizens who
would be permitted 10 leave the
country after the bill becomes
law.
Assistant Secretary Long as
sured the committee that special
arrangements would be made so
that committing across Canadian
and Mexican borders would not be
disturbed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Must Yield Trophies
.0r Find Sponsor

National Model Aircraft Cham
pionShip Contest trophies won by
Detroiters last year will have 10
be returned and 40 local winners
will be denied the right 10 partlc-
ipate in the national event unless
a sponsor willing 10 send the group
10 Chicago is found, J. Lee Bar
rett. head Of the Detroit Chapter
of NAA declared Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
i. ). Purchases
May Boost State
Copper Output
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June IA new
copper purchase program which
will keep Michigan mines working
and possibly increase their. present
production, is actively under con-
sideration by high government
officials. it was learned today.
1t was stated in informed GUAR
tiers that if il will serve to in
crease production of copper from
high-coSt Michigan operations in
the Upper Peninsula. the govern
ment probably will buy the output
of these mines at=l4- cents or
whatever figure is necessary 10
keep them going, even though u
cents remains the official ceiling
on conner prices elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Discuss Strike on State

Union employees Of state liquor
stores in the Detroit area will
meet Al s p. m. Sunday in the
Barlum Hotel 10 discuss their
threatened strike, FoSS Baker.
assistant regional director NJ tho
State, County and Municipal En-
ployes (CIO) announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
.FBI Aide Implies
Mckay Tieup

Continued from Page One)
the wares of the clients and get
ting facts regarding stocks on
hand at the various stores. ...
These men, Marolf said. were
instructed never to use the
name Of the Duo Company.
"MarOlf said the Duo head
quarters were In Mckeighan'S
rooms AT the Briggs Hotel. He
said they kept a bank account
at the National Bank Of Detroit,
hut all the money taken In was
not deposited there. He said all
the financial affairs Of the com
pany were under the control Of
McKeighan and that all the
money that came In was turned
over to McKeighan.
"Marolf brought a ledger Of
the Duo company and showed
various entries pertaining 10
the clients made in code, such
as. MI. M etc. MarOlf said
they kept II in code so nobody
would know who the clients
were.
we asked him who his
clients were hut he didn't say
except that Hiram Walker WAS
f6eir higgesf client m 1886
and 1897.
Records Meoger
"iarolf told how Charles and
Earl Williams and Don Florey
tall defendantSl had been helpful
10 the Duo company In getting
the Walker account. We asked
him about his records for 1895
and he said they were meager
and that the internal revenue
department had checked up on
them and assessed them ~ after
1885 they kept better record.
1--WE interviewed Narolf again
on Sept. -. 1889 At his hunting
lodge upstate. PlaNico and 7
went 10 see him 10 get more
information about the clients
me company mad I'm 1885 be-
cause they were not in the book
and we had schedule Of his
Income FAX In 1885.
we found out what the des-
ignatiOns I'm the books meant
Al was &. A. Look michigan
representative Of the Frankfort
distillery). Az represented Dis
tillers and Brewers Company.
MI was the Old Time Distillery.
M-2 was the Arrow Distillerics.
Inc. of Detroit. NIB was Allied
Distillers. Ms was Brown-Nint-
erS. Inc.
~ think another number was
that of the kPSSler Corporation e
Asked II Narolf had told hir
about going to the Brown Forma
DlStillcry. Ross replied
YES. Marolf said he went "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

SHANGHAI June "A solid
continental bloc of Germany Italy
and FranCe-1S0U00000 people
standing shoulder 70 shoulder
and back 70 hack m central
Europe with Spain on one wing
and the Balkan states on the
other WING and friendly inclined
Soviet Russia IN the rear, may
soon be a concrete fact facing the
Anglo-Amorican front.
Creation Of that bloc which has
been IN Hltler's mind from the day
Of the sudden collapse Of France "A
wear ago. was one Of the three
major subjects discussed ny Hitler
and MuSSolini m their flve-hour
conference in the Bfenner Pass
according 10 sources close 10 the
AXIS.
Defense Of Europe and Africa
against America. If mat threat
ened military Intervention loom-
inc darkly on the western horizon
should materialize, and general
outline Of Joint German-ltallan
operations or land and sea and
IN the air with the Suez Canal as
the objective in another smashing
blow against Britain after the
British disaster on Crete. are said
10 have been the other two mat
ters OF primary Importance con-
Sldered and agreed upon.
Hitler Is alleged 10 have pre-
vailed upon Mussolini 10 renounce
largely Italys territorial demands
on France and compensate him
self with parts Of Yugoslavla and
the Greek islands and later IN
Africa. so that it may he possible
10 bring France into wiling and
fun collaboration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Union of $50 Million
Hitler, Duce Discuss
Axis-Ruled Europe
Won Wiegand Reveals Fuehrer's Goa.
Is Solid Continental Bloc
Facing Anglo-American Front
Bv KARL II. Won wIEGAND

Veteran Shahs
OnyR .rsnin tncsnso
Asia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Gen. Hugh 8. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Knew OF No In


"MarOlf said there was no one
else that shared in the profits Of
the business but he, McKeighan
and Trimble," Ross testified
"Marolf said he knew Of no
Gin" the Duo company had with
the liquor commission or CON
nectiOn II had with any one
or with any political influential
person as he was a Democrat
and this was during a Republi-
can administration.
"Marolf said II was possible
that Trimble was only dummy
partner and that the real part
ner was Frank Mckay"
After Ross testimony, the trial
adjourned until Monday at 80
.. m.
Ross was preceded 10 the stand
by William r. Barbeau Flint fac
tory worker. who described Nc
Keighan as his closest friend
and further linked him 10 another
sales company the Williams Com
pany The government charges
this also was dummy COM
pany 10 handle klCk-baCks on
liquor sales.
After testIfyinG that he has
worked for Mckeighan IN his poll
cal campaigns forSeaFS. Barbeag
A gJtTrmHrnt witness"safd ~ ~
January or February. 1910. Nc
Keighan obtained a Job for him
with the Williams Sales agency
one of the alleged dummy com
panieS which was formed by the
defendants.
The government charges that
these companies made surveys
on how the sales Of various dis
tilleries were going in Michigan.
While they were ostenSibly paid
by the distilleries for the surveys.
the government charges the pay
mentS were actually part Of a
kick back system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
|Nazis Go Home
With American
military Data
BY WILLIAM =. NEAL
Int1 New. Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June Amer
lean defense secrets have been
carried TO Germany by travellers
leaving the country in an entirely
legal manner state department
officials have informed the House
foreign affairs committee.
This was disclosed today as the
committee sought speedy passage
of a bill giving the President full
control over movement Of both
citizens and aliens into and from
the United States.
The measure. which invokes
World War control over movement
of persons, was urged on The COM
.mittee by Assistant Secretary of
State Breckenridge Long and
other officials i'm a secret session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Defense Worker Leaves

One example cited TO the COM
mittee, members revealed. was
that of an employe of a defense
plant who left this week for Ger
many.
This employe. the committee
was told, was IN a position to
'dlvulge important information 10
German officials.
The state department. the COM
Imittee was informed, has other
evidence indicating that both
American citizens and aliens
have gathered information on the
defense program and then left
for Germany They do not. how
ever. come within the classical
ton Of spies.
A number of alien Germans.
brought In tho United States be-
cause Of technical expertness, are
employed in important positions in
some American defense factories.
particularly in the chemical in
ldustry. II was explained.
No LaW Against II
Under present law these aliens
are free 10 leave the country.
/ return TO Germany and reveal All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Doing the Unexpected

The incompatible depths Of
stupidity are those reached by a
stateman, diplomat, or general
who invariably does what his op-
ponent or foe expects him To do.
Going out from some such an idea,
Hitler from the day Of the sudden
collapse Of France last June. when
! was in Belgium, conceived a
plan 10 win over the arch-enemy
Of Germany for centuries as q
friend and If possible as an ally.
Hitler | was told by one of his
immediate encourage at Munich
declared
II will not have defeated
France driven back into the
arms of England"
Nothing to Stop Nazis
There was nothing to hinder the
German armies march 10 Mar
settles and the breaking up OF
France Hitler made no official
entrance into Paris or Versailles
After the armistice he gave
orders that everything possible be
done 10 augment Petaln's author
Try and aid in establishment of z
strong regime AZ Nichy.
The general lines Of collabora
ton laid down by Hitler las
Autumn were followed by stronj
internal conflict in France. Wit
unusual patience for one Of hi
temperamental nature, Hitler sa
back and waited and watched. con
fident that his foreSiChted conrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Pessimism in Far East

The incomprehensible British
disaster in Crete marked May as
Yugoslavia and Greece marked
April. Even the most pro-British
elements IN the Far East shake
their heads
They cannot understand how the
initial flights Of 1000 German
parachutiStS armed only with
rifles. hand grenades, and light
machine guns coming out Of the
sky like flocks Of ducks couldn' I
have been cleaned up by the more
than 10000 British and Greeks
with artillery, tanks. machine
gun and anti-aircraft batteries.
The Germans say the British
are still fighting the last world
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
MONEY-BACK
GLAND TABLET
Calls for Trial

Every cent aill he refunded - Glsndase
fails 70 benefit That's how sure We are
that we have one ~ the best gland tablets
known Many unsolicited testimonials have
proven this N our fun satisfaction. You,
too may prove II without risking penny.
Glendage, IN convenient tablet form rs
the private prescription % Jos a. Puma.
Graduate Pharmacist II contains the eX-
tracts from the glands 81 healthy animals
and rs purpose IS TO nelp stimulate all the
glands 20 healthy activity. In our opinion
you will be surprised At its invigorating
action Vigorous health r. necessary for
success IN all activity today
Asthma Rheumatism constant tirednsss
nervousness and others are ailments fire.
quently caused by gland disorders.
You ove n 70 yourself and family n ny
his new gland tablet n ts real gland
product ard carries bn unlimited money
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Realistic People

France is on the continent and
has a common frontier with Ger
many. The Maginot Line didn't
hold. France. not Germany. de-
clared war. More than 100000
French soldiers are German pris-
onerS.
The French arc realistically
thinking people We should also
consider their situation as they
see il.
In consequence of one defeat
after another. the ill-starred Brit
ish premier. Churchill the I'm
lucky. finds himself once again
in a dilemma. II the British IN
wade SYRIA they will be doing
what Hitler expects and is wait
ing for. II they do not. there is
no certainty that Hitler may not
use II as a base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Nation of Soldiers

The French. being a nation of
soldiers. knew when they were
mllitarily defeated. The French
were certainly far from enthusi'
aStic about bombing friends OF
Htf1cy, nut Hitter gave tffefh-tiH
10 think II over
Having Lafayette in mind, Amer
icas attitude Of lack OF sympathy
and understanding in the bitter
hour Of the humiliation Of their
defeat. wounded the French TO the
very depth Of their feelings.
Brltans official and popular
support Of the French De Gaulllst
movement and British efforts 70
get loyal French colonies 10 secede
added 10 the bitterness against
their former allies and made
French minds receptive 10 Hitler's
proposal 10 forever bury enmlty
between Germany and France"
Along with British appeals and
British promises stood continual
defeats and disasters. Reinforcing
Hitler's proposals were an I'M
broken series of victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

them in May or June in 1886 at
the suggestion Of Mckeighsn
who told him that their stock
was low and they were due for
an order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

would WIN out
Apparently II has Reaction of
tho French on Britain withdrawal
from France. the British naval
bombardment AT Oran. the naval
attack on Dakar. the seizure OF
French food and ships and Church.
1ifs verbal attacks on Petain all
worked for Hitler and push d
France towards Germany,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
No Low Against IN

Under present law these aliens
are free 10 leave the country.
return 10 Germany and reveal all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

ADVERTISEMENT
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
Open House To Be Observed
At Camp Swallow Falls $50

Open house has again been declared
at the Civilian Conservation Camp,
located at Swallow Falls, north of
Oakland. This event will take place
Monday, May 10. Guests will be shown
all phases of camp life, beginning
with morning calisthenics to evenings
recreations. During the day visitors
will be taken to the different work
projects and there see the enrollees
performing their duties. They will be
escorted in and around the camp area
by enrollees familiar with the history
of camp and camp surroundings, who
will explain fully all questions asked
of them. Visitors will be given an OPP
portunity to visit the mess hall during
mess" Talented enrollees will pro-
vide entertainment in the evening All
visitors will be shown the opportuni-
ties offered the young men who are
enlisting in the Civilian Conservation
Corps; the clean and agreeable living
conditions, chance of learning a trade,
and experience of getting along with
one another. Every one is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
IS Schools Now Use
Surplus COMMODITIES
List Has Increased Rapidly
Since First of Year When
Five Obtained Food

The use of surplus food commodi-
ties in the schools has increased
greatly since the first of the year in
Garrett county, according to F. E.
Rathbun, county superintendent, a re-
port for May showing that thirty-five
schools, including Oakland high
school, have received items for that
month. Prior to Christmas only five
schools had requested these commodi-
ties.
The food received thus far totals
9,2161a pounds, and this does not
count the 2,64O cans of evaporated
milk and 572 cans of grapefruit juice,
and the approximately 1900 pounds
of oranges that are expected to arrive
within the next day or two.
Apples was the biggest item with
$3.50 pounds, while others ranged as
follows: dried beans, 400 pounds
whole wheat cereal, 1924 pounds; gra-
ham flour, 1922 pounds; lard, 240
pounds; rice, 500 pounds; butter, 800
pounds; corn meal, $50 pounds; wheat
flour, 400 pounds; raisins, $40 pounds.
Schools now receiving surplus food
commodities during May include
Swanton, McCabe, New Germany,
Chestnut Grove, Oakland High, Oak
Grove, Red Oak, Swan Meadow, Deer
Park, Combination, Beachy, Cassel-
man, Black Hawk, Shallmar, Kitz-
miller, Bray, Mckenzie, Lynndale,
Sand Spring, Asher Glade, Jennings,
Sang Run, Sunnyside, Corunna, Cor
man, Red House, Wilson, Boiling
Spring, Fairview, Lager, West Vim
dex, Oakland Elementary, Crellin,
Avilton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
Draftees
ToLeave Tomorrow

Eighteen requirements who were
named last week by the local draft
board to take the place of those re-
jected at the induction station on
April II, will leave tomorrow morn
ing, May 16, for Baltimore.
Preparations continue to move
along in getting men ready to leave
for other calls. Of the forty-two men
who were sent to Baltimore last
Thursday morning, seventeen were re-
jected. No order for their replace
ment has come through from State
headquarters but another call was re-
ceived by the local draft board fol
twelve men on June 6.
This last call is in addition to an
other one made recently which orders
thirty-seven men to report on May 20
The names of those selected will be
announced next week.
H. L. Jones, clerk to the draft
board, announced that DR.. T. o
Broadwater had been named as denta
examiner for the board for the
Grantsville section of the county. DR.
W. w. Grant, Oakland, and DR.. B. F
Selby, Oakland, were named severa
weeks ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
State Guard to Consist
of Ten BattaliOns

A Maryland State Guard to consist
of ten battalions, of which six will
be organized in the counties and three
in Baltimore city, has been announced
by Governor O'Conor. A tenth bat
talon will be organized in Baltimore
and will be medical.
One of the battalions will be in
Western Maryland with companies in
Hagerstown, Cumberland 1.-TWO COM
panies) and Garrett county. Com
panies will consist of captain, first
lieutenant and second lieutenant and
are not to exceed fifty enlisted men.
Apportionment of noncommissioned
men is to be announced later. Brig.
Gen. Dwight H. Mohr is commander
of the State Guard which is to have
altogether a strength of about 1000
officers and men. Enlistment is to be
for one year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
Juniors Entertain Seniors

The GROWING social event of High
School days was reached last Friday
evening at the local temple of Tearing
when the Junior Glass was host to the
Seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom.
A committee on decorations was re-
sponsible to a great degree for the
success Of the occasion, in that the
committee arranged winter scene of
beauty, using native pines, lighted
with pale blue electric lights, and low
drop ceiling of crepe paper, hung with
icicles.
The Society Ramblers of Cumber-
land, played for the dance at which
there were more than 100 couples.
Refreshments of cup cakes and
punch were served by the Juniors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
JACK FROST WINS BAT
TIE WITH FRUIT CROP
BY SUCCESSIVE THRUSTS

The Garrett county fruit crop was
under continuous harassment this
week by it's enemy Jack Frost, and in
dications are that the latter came off
the winner. Although his first attack
appeared to be the stronger, dropping
the mercury down to &c degrees on
Sunday morning, his continued at
tacks for the next three mornings
considerably weakened the formers
resistance
The full extent of the damage will
not be known until later, but it IS
thought that the entire crop is ruined.
The series of freezes followed rainy
spell of several days and indications
are that there will be more rain for
the weekend.
Last weeks rainfall measured less
than an inch, .88 of an inch to be ex-
act. The showers aided termination
Of seeds and put the surface soil in
condition for blowing and planting.
Plant growth was retarded, however,
by the GOODNESS and previous dryness.