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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Du(e 10 Punish
War ProfiteeD

ROME, Jan. 28.-Warning that
Fascist authorities would punish
spectators responsible for the
recent increases in Italian Stock
Exchange prices was sounded to-
day by Virginia Gayda. editor and
spokesman for Premier MuSSolini.
1.-THE authorities will be resO-
lutte and firm in thei efforts TO
discover and punish Spectators
responsible for the unjustified,
irrational and immoral increases
in stock exchange prices" he de-
clared.
1.-THE entire money market in
war time must be devoted ex-
clusively to the task of financing
the war. Spectators probably
include Jews whose real estate
holdings are already limited and
whose stock holdings viii pres
emily be subjected to similar
limitations"
Gayda indicated that the gov
eminent expects all wealthy per-
sons, especially war profiteers, to
invest in state bonds instead of
stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Dogs Given Food
Before Men,
Judge Says
International New. Service Wire

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan. 81
Three survivors of the New Zea-
land liner Rangitana. on arrival
here. declared that three heavily
armed Nazi raiders. painted black,
came out of the night in the South
Pacific, opened fire on their ship
and sank it after a terrific battle.
They were taken aboard one of
the raiders. fed hardly enough TO
sustain life, forced to watch the
Nazis throw huge hunks of meat
to hungry dogs, then put ashore
on barren South Sea island, they
said.
The story was told by Judge
William II. Stuart. chief justice
of the Friendly Islands. his wife
and Miss Mary r. Black of Christ
church. New Zealand.
I'VE sailed aboard the Rangi-
tana and were three days out
of Auckland when the raiders
overlook us last November 81,
at 8 o'clock I'm the morning."
Judge Stuart said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
America Doubles
Plane Output
International News service Wire

international News service Wire ~
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-The
American aircraft manufacturing
industry more than doubled its
output for the United States and
Great Britain during 1910 and
greatly expanded its facilities. Col.
John II. Jouett. president of the
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
merce. reported today.
The industry produced ssh .440,-
900 worth of planes. engines and
propellers during the pas year,
compared with 1928 10000 vol
ume in 1889. Plane factory space
increased from 7,410,133 square
feet on Jan. /. 1910, TO 1864 600
square feet to January l of this
year, while at the same time 15.-
965 951 additional square feet were
under construction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Milan Riot


NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Notwith-
standing official denials from
Rome and Berlin. both the Ma
tional and Columbia hroadcastine
chains broadcast new reports tell.
ing of riotous disorders in italian
cities against German troops anc
the Mussolini regime.
Moreover. the British Broad
casting Corporation. according tc
a statement picked up by Column
bia, claimed that the Rome and
Berlin denials differed. The FaS-
ciStS said that there were no Ger
man troops in Italy. except air
units, while the Nazis said Ger
man troops had passed through
Milan en- route to southern Italy
and got a very hearty welcome
from the Italian population.
Martin Agronsky. European cor
for NBC, declared in
a broadcast from the Turkish cap
ital of Ankara that fears regard
ing the loyalty of the Italian army
are rocking high Fascist circles.
Agronsky reported that severe in
ternal strife prevails throughout
Italy, with many Italians openly
about the mistakes" of
the Mussolini government.
Demonstrations against German
troops have been recurring re-
peatedly in Rome" Agronsky said
Agronsky asserted that several
prominent Italians. who opposed
Mussolini's policies apparently
have been taken under guard"
since they are no longer seen at
and social functions
and inquiries at their homes have
proved futile.
The Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn said it had received a dis
patch from Berne, Switzerland,
quoting reports in Balkan diplo-
matte circles to the effect that the
demonstrations in Milan
were las thoroughly organized as
they were speedily suppressed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Charles Farley Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

LANSING, Jan. 2S.-Funeral
services will be held here at 2:30
p. m. tomorrow for Charles E..
Farley. 81, Lansing furniture
dealer. who suffered a heart attack
Sunday afternoon in front of the
Heatherwood Farms dairy store on
East Michigan avenue. Mr.. Farley
resided in GLIB Avon street. He is
survived by his wife, six sons.
three daughters. four sisters and
13 grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Free Again
Dry Era LITER Cleared
Of Liquor Charge
Times stan Correspondent

MASON. Jan. 28.-Etta Mae
Miller. sent to jail for life during
the dry era as a fourth-offense
liquor seller. today was free in a
erpeal era liquor charge.
Mrs. Miller. now 90. was freed
by a Circuit Court jury which
held she was not guilty OF a charge
Of making Illegal liquor sales. The
accusation grew out of a raid Oc-
tober y on her home at Lansing
where a police informant had al
legedly made buy" Police adj
mitted they were unable TO find
the evidence they sought. z--.-..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Fascist
Fortress
Holds Out
International New, Service easi.


LONDON, Jan. %. - Although
the British forces in Eritrea are
still advancing. the Fascist strong
bold at Agordat has not yet been
captured. authoritative Births h
circles stated today.
1t was revealed that British In
dian troops are participating in
the Eritrean drive.
Military circles in London said
they regard the fan oil Derna,
Italian Libyan base west { cap
tured Tobruk. 'as a matter prob
ably of hours.
They added the had no con-
firmation of reports that Marshal
Graziani has been dismissed as
commander of the Italian forces
in Libya-
Can official Italian spokesman
In Rome denied that GRAHAM
has been replaced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

LAVE unusual expenses
i L caught you short of ready
cash? Have you old bills that you
must get paid? If you have a
steady job. there's a simple way
for you to borrow the cash you
need. You may then repay your
loan in convenient monthly in
stallments.
Suppose that you need Sl0O.
Find this amount in the first COL
umn of the table. Then read
across picking out the monthly
payments you wish to make.
Twelve monthly installmehts of
S9.77 each, for instance, will re-
pay a 500 loan in full. The cost
of your loan. in this case, averages
less than five cents a day.
You may prefer smaller pay
ments. AS little as S6.43 a month
for twenty months will also
repay a 500 loan. Note that the
sooner you repay. the less your
loan costs. You can borrow SIS for
two months. for instance, for
only 96c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Prisoners Starred on Naz Raiders Three SURVIVORS Ghay
Offered
Absent Voters I

With the deadline for register.
ing in the February II primary
set for 8 p. m. tonight, voters who
will be out Of the city on the day
of the election today were urged
to obtain absentee voters ballots.
Arrangements are being made
at the city clerks office so that
the Winter vacationist can either
apply for his ballots or have them
mailed to him after he makes GER
tain where he will be at election
time.
Absentee voter ballots must ba
received by the election commits.
sion by z a. m. February 16, &C.
cording to law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Greeks Repulse
Big Offensive
BY A. e. ANGELOPOULOs
Intr News Service star Correspondent

reported extremely active along
the entire front and in the Devon
sector bitter hand-to-hand bayonet
fighting was progressing.
After the Italian drive began
the Greeks counter-attacked north
of the villages of Maline and Hon.
dishte, capturing strategic new
hills.
In the Devoli area, the bayonet
fighting climaxed strong italian
attacks which haze persisted three
days.
Military dispatches said the
Greeks have captured another 147
Italian prisoners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
British Chase Italians in Libyd,
Tighten Siege on Dernd
BY DESMOND TIGHE
intT News Service stan Correspondent

WITH THE BRITISH I'M
PERIAL ARMY IN LIBYA, Jan.
2S.-Pursuing retreating Italian
legions, English and Australian
troops swept westward across the
desert today. while other mocha
nized attachments frightened their
siege of the port of Derna.
AS the offensive of Gen. Sir
Archibald Waveffs troops gained
velocity. the Italians showed little
or no inclination to halt their re-
treat and make a major stand.
The British drive is pushing
forward to prevent the Italians
from recognizing their lines.
This dispatch is being written
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
SAVED BY CRUISER

The three survivors were finally
picked up by an Australian cruiser
and taken back to New Zealand,
where they boarded the Mariposa.
THE Nazis have sunk eight
or 10 other British ships in the
South Seas, for I saw survivors
from that any ships still
aboard the raiders" he said.
The judge and his wife were on
their way to British Guiana, to
which he had been transferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Borrow for less

Payments in the table include all
charges at Households rate OF
21z9o per month on that part OF a
balance not exceeding 500, and
go per month on that part Of a
balance in excess of 500. This
rate is less than the maximum
prescribed by the Small Loan
Law. Every customer gets the
benefit of this rate-whether new
customer or former borrower.
Foir Treatment
If you should get sick or lose your
job while paying on your loan. We
will show you every considera-'
ton. Last year we foreclosed on
only one chattel mortgage for
each 10000 loans an action
taken then only as protection
against fraud.
Please feel free to phone or visit
us at any time. You will be under
no obligation to borrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
FORMER STEAMERS

"They were former Hamburg
American Line ships converted
into raiders, armed with 6-lnch
guns and torpedo tubes.
Our ship sent out SOS calls,
zigzagged and tried to get away
while firing her lone finch gun
at the enemy, but the raiders
d led our wireless and
wrecked the ship with heavy
gunfire.
"Many of the officers, crew
and passengers were killed be-
fore the ship was finally sunk
by a torpedo.
1.-THE Germans took us off
about 400 passengers and crew
and put us aboard one of the
raiders. We were not given
enough to eat and had to watch
them throw big hunks of cooked
meat to two shepherd dogs they
also saved from our ship"
Finally, he said. the German:
sorted out the men of fighting
age and kept them aboard but pu'
the rest of the passengers anC
crew ashore on lonely Emiral
Island in the Bismark Archipelago
But they first destroyed all
the boats on the island" Judge
Stuart said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

UTICA, Jan. %. - Fire which
broke out in a house on Joe Louis
farm yesterday caused damage Of
$1,000, il was estimated today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Simple 10 get q loan

All you do to apply for your loan
is to acquaint US with your prob
lem. Loans are made on furniture,
car or note. 1t is unnecessary to
bring friends or relatives to sign
the loan papers with you. This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

ATHENS, Jan. %. - Hurting
fresh reinforcements into battle,
the Italian high command has un-
leashed a major but so far unsuc-
cessful offensive on the northern
Albanian battle front, according
to reports received in Athens
today.
Military authorities in the
Greek capital claimed Italian
losses during the last az hours
have been heavier than at any
time since the beginning of the
Italo-Greek conflict.
War positions captured by the
Greeks, they said, are strewn with
Italian dead.
On the Albanian front, extend
ing 60 miles southwark from Lake
Ochrida, last minute advices said,
the Italians under Gen. Ugo Ca
|vallero are making a supreme bid
to turn defeat into Fascist VIC
tory.
But with the Greeks putting up
a stonewall d Tense, the best
Italian efforts have failed and so
far the Fascist assaults have gained
no ground, Greek officials declared.
Between Ostravitza and the
Bocharia Mountains. the Italians
were reported launching vigorous
lcounter-thrusts in an effort to win
back lost ground. Advices from
the Albanian frontier said heavy
and continuous artillery fire was
heard in this sector.
Italian and Greek planes were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

spares you the embarrassment OF
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money affairs private by not ask
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that you may borrow conveniently
and simply-and repay in INSTALL
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
IONS COiumnI IN the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

proposed said no" And went TO Reno
Cecil De Mile. Holywood's leading hardy perennial
Miles secretary say to him:
"Chief 1t is like breath from the pine forest when you
enter the Office
The great director highly pleased estimate of
atmosphere.
secretary later he raised her salary $40 on the
pay day
Why you try line your boss miss? It's natural
WHEN managed by the food may not
W be cooked beeF=thas managed piaeehai II Is
= always served better.
said majority bring wives along
when buying suit that is the cannot understand why
many stand Idly by and permit fat husbands to buy
tght-ftting. double-breasted suits.
Trottng with mutuel betting has started at the track near
Summer quarters Some fun Was most peculiar mutue
payoG there the other day.
Winning animal paid $3.50 s1575o place and $3.50 to
Imagine nearly times for place to win
No wasn't it, Never play longsho being one OF that
unhappy often referred to in headlines reading;
Tough day for form players"
MACK GORDON weighed $50 pounds song
-'A Il Feel Like Feather in the Breeze"
We probably would all be healthier and sleep lot
better big meal of the day at the afternoon
"Ndde is when begin to exchange emotions for
symptoms" s. Cobb
People in their fortics "middle-aged" think
whether person middeaged should de-
pend upon appearance and actions, his
Gloria admittedly in her forties, but who would
think of calling Gloria "a mddic.aged actress
Asst night gave three to one against kstydd gentle
- my acquaintance heard katydid chirp and
he quite excited about it.
he said six weeks
will n frost"
So 1 said:
lay you to oneth katy-did $ wrong"
He took
introduced the dance Of the wells to
York. a contemporary.
Mary introduced this dance the Man.
Opera House in "Saome"
Tanguay a burlesque vaudeville and think
Brice did something similar while singing number called
Sadie Salome, Go Home
RoY man. looking ships sailing into New
~ harbor yesterday the first time
ship sail flying the flag Of Switzerland 1t freigher
Gotthard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

A number of Danish in
tellectuals from the organi-
rational frings Of the Friends
of the Soviet Union signed a
petition corroborating Richard
Jensen's declaration of inno-
cence. The Swedish govern
ment released him with
apologies.
The Swedish strike de-
veloped. from the Communist
point of view, into grand
success. For the first time
in my career 1 became the
virtual dictator of a violent
mass movement. The orders
l issued in the secret meet
ings of the Communist caucus
in the central strike COM
mittees were accepted as de-
crees against which there was
no appeal.
Communists acting as a dis
ciplined bloc In the strike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

THERE is probably no
L greater luxury than a good
shave when properly done. 1t
soothes the nerves. quiets the
mind, in crease self-confi-
dence, and in general dissent
mates an air of peace and
well-being about the house
hold.
l strongly urge you.
brother, If you have regarded
the act of shaving as an aQ-
noyance or disagreeable
duty, TO turn your minds
around.
OF course, it must be done
with a certain routine. even
cere ony. A considerable
amount Of time should be al
lowed for a good shave. For
get your business, or your
girl, or the horrors of war,
and come with me TO the bath
room. and allow me to show
you how to do 1t.
WE HAVE a great deal of
w scientific information and
background on which TO base
our procedure for comfortable
shaving.
The preliminaries consist in
softening the beard. This has
been tested with various
methods by taking individual
hairs after shaving and test
ing their rate Of elongation.
This rate of elongation has
also been tested when the hair
is immersed in different fluids
and soaps. Hot water alone
viii cause a considerable
amount of softening, far more
than cold water-a very in
portant point. Hair absorbs
water readily. Soap and water
give maximum elongation.
SHAVING soap is valuable
~ because it removes the Sc
baceous secretion which the
hair takes up from the skin.
This secretion delays water
absorption. The preliminary
lathering also lubricates the
blade and protects the skin
from trauma from the razor
blade. There is also an anti
septic action from the soap.
The time required for mini
mum softening Of the beard
with water and shaving soap
is 40 to as seconds; maximum
softening is net produced un-
I'll after the elapse Of pa to
3 minutes. When the water is
cold or the hair is gray, the
time Is increased.
The angle at which the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

THERE are two types Of
l. hair on the face; one, the
delicate hair with a diameter
OF O.025 nm. and the coarser
chair with diameter of O.09
10 OBJ nm. II is the thick
hair that we attack with the
preliminary preparation. The
real difficulty Of shaving il
due to the fact that the razor
must cut off hairs which do.
not grow straight out, and
are DETECTED in different di-
rections on different parts OF
the face and also are imbed-
ded in a stiff foundation.
To enjoy this great luxury,
then, the skin should first be
prepared by a thorough lath-
ering with hot water and
shaving soap. This should be
brushed in with a brush, and
afterwards more water ap-
piled, and the entire surface
rubbed with the fingers. You
cannot use too much water.
All this should be rinsed off
with hot water. This removes
grease and dirt particles, fine
bits of silica and sand and
SCOT which impede the prog
ress of the razor. This pre-
liminary preparation should
take three minutes.
For a truly luxurious shave,
the shaving soap should also
be replaced with some form
of shaving cream. After the
shave. hot water alone is usu-
ally enough to make the skin
feel not only comfortable but
delightful with proper prepa-
ration. Your lotion should
contain so per cent alcohol.
More than this is irritating;
less than this has not suffi-
Gent antiseptic value.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. M.-"Can you tell me what
to do or help me to get rid OF
a terrible thirst? / drink lots
Of water but am always thirsty.
1 feel I need something to
quench this terrible thirst. My
tongue is very rough and feels
as if it were sticking to the
roof of my mouth"
Answer-You should have {
thorough examination to be SUR
you do not have diabetes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Father. Help Me to Be-
A Bundle for America!
By Elsie Robinson

WHATS this t0ar going to do
" For you and to you?
HoU are you going
To come out of it
Taller -. more tempered =.
Wiser u. more tolerant!
Or just madder and meaner?
Smaller and sourer!
THAT DEPENDS ON your
1T DEPENDS on the cdy
4 You look at things
IL depends on the tcay
You size up things
You can take the Long View,
And, If you do,
You'll be wiser and Drawer
For the rest of your life
Or you can regard
The tohole rumpus
AS personal dfront--
A deliberate attack on
Your poWers N privileges
A downright violation
OF your rights
As q private citizen.
You can take 10 personally
Or impersonally-
The Long VieW
Or the short, sour Squint--
Bat remember this
YOU'LL HAVE TO TAKE 1T
SOMEHOW
OR 1T WILL TAKE YOU!
YOU can't kiss wdrs dUdy--
Il They happen -.
They happen regardless =.
They don't happen because
Hitler, Stain or Mussolini
We're born,
Or machines Uere inUented ..
Or boundaries violated
They happen because
There are things IN men
Which make them happen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

IAN VsiGn and Ernst WoH-
weber. chief of the German
Communists. arrived in Ham,
burg in 1888. HitIer's Gestspo
intensified their raids on Red
headquarters and the harassed
Communists were compelled TO
remove the international Sea-
mems files from Hamburg.
Vaidn struggled the files TO Co.
penhsgen. where he again met
the indomitsbIe Richard Jensen.
Moscow's favorite great Dane"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
CHAPTER SO

Jensen laughed. "My wife
complains: All day long they
ring our door bell. Tovarish
here, tovarish there. They
come from Moscow, from
Leningrad, from Berlin and
Hamburg. They don't speak
one word of Danish. Com
rade Jensen, they say, fix us
up with Danish passports SO
IL goes!"
"And the police ?"
The police are harmless
Jensen assured me.
We are driving to the pro-
visional offices, which the
Westbureau of the Comintern,
routed from Berlin, had estab-
lished in Copenhagen at AZ,
Vimmeliskafet, un der the
camoufiage of firm of law
years headed -by-0tte Mel
choir.
1t was easy 10 see why
Copenhagen had been chosen
as the pivotal point Of the
Comintern executive center
abroad. The old road over
Berlin was blocked by the
Gestapo. Paris was too dis
tant from Moscow. and the
routes of communication
around Germany too circuitous
TO commute TO France in COM
fort and safety.
The journey Moscow-Lenin-
grad-Helsinki-Copenhagen led
through relatively harmless
countries. BY train and boat,
il could be made in as hours.
The Communist position in
the Scandinavian merchant
fleets were strong; particularly
in Denmark, and this made
Copenhagen a suitable center
for a worldwide network OF
conspirative m arine COM
munication.
Moreover, the Danes were
one of the most hospitable
and liberal peoples on earth,
and the amiable laissez-faire
spirit of the Danish police had
long been proverbial among
Comintern men.
DIMITROY'S SUCCESSOR
In the pseudo law firm on
Vimmelskaftet / met Georgi
Dimitrov's temporary sue
cessor. OF Czech nationality,
he was known in the Comm
tern as Walter Ulrich. alias
Ulbricht, Leo, Urvich and
Sorensen. In 1923. in Ger
many. he had been the chief
of staff in the organization
bureau of the Red Hundreds.
He had now with him a smart
young Pole. an emissary OF
KommiSsarenko in Moscow,
entrusted with the reorgani-
zation of the international Of
Seamen and Harbor Work
ers. which had been deprived
OF It's most able head through
the capture of Albert Walter
by the Gestapo.
Comrade Ulrich was a short
man, with broad shoulders
and a broad yet ascetic face,
slow-moving and dark-skinned.
He had deep-set intelligent
brown eyes.
81 don't think you will go
back to Germany" Ulrich told
me. I'VE need you elsewhere.
We are moving toward a new
policy, directed against the
bourgeois democracies. Onr
investment of energy there Is
bound to bring us 10 times
greater results than In Ger
many.
"Hitler's coming has radi-
cally changed the world politi-
cal situation. The so-calIed
demOcracies are rotting alive.