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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-25

During the reign of King
Henry VIII of England, 800 beg
gars were hanged for soliciting
aims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

II put Goeung 90 The doghou>c,
TO say, but not behind the bars.
He moxcd about as freely as
ever putting steam behind the
punching power OF the Third Reich,
but up 10 the end OF 1871 I'D
had not rchabllitated himself IN
the eyes Of the tuehrer 10 the point
Of the old heartineSS and the use
of the familiar term "du
But in Mainland II must be re-
lmembered. everything is subject
10 change from day 10 day and
night t0 night.
You may be on top Of the heap
today and down IN the dumps to-
morrow
It's all a matter Of political pot
luck and Of knowing how % skate
on thin ice when occasion calls
for d.
For man Ike Hitler has no
real friends. and he goes At all
times on the principle that tho
law of the Mngle Is that OF sur
Iyivsl OF the fitteSt.
He can take no chances and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
0oerine Goes TO Bet
With MoeIders as Ally

Goerlng and Other conservative
. men Of influence of The Reich wore
boSieged with protests and pleas
all frantically pointing out that
the renewed persecution of the
Catholics was getting them up in
arms just AT a time when tho war
and hardshipS Of sacrifice IN Russia
required every ounce 81 unity and
support from the people
Again Goering took nc bull by
The horns and went 10 bat with
Hitler.
lie was fortified about that time
~ coincidence IN the person Of his
foremost luf'watTc ace. Werner
NoclderS. victor IN scores Of AR
battles and holder Of the highest
Hitler decorations
NoeiderS had gone home 10
NuenSteF in WeS'phala on leave.
lie found the historic old city
partly in ruins battered and torn
apart n many places by RAJ
bombs
But what hurt more than al
'hat WaS that MS sister had been
run out with Other nuns from the
nearby convent by the Nsli fanar-
ics and the good Catholics Of tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

EanlStS and contributors oil
great religious musical works
Both were stricken blind IN
latcr years They never met
Who were they?
Among the materials used IN
steel mill operation are sugar
and salt mustard and vinegar
pepper and cinnamon Which
You'd be most likely 20 find
totallIator employed at a:
raretra Vs. business office.
meteorological bureau
Are horses usually mounted
from the left Side or the right
side?
Alexander Hamilton death as
tho result of q duel was pre-
coded by the death of some one
very dear to Hamilton. killed
ou The same ducllIng grounds
Who
IN I> strange That Tho man who
wrote The sorg Home SScc'
Home should have been An
outoaSNsud a waNdcrer all his
hlc Who was IT.
ANSWERS on Page 3l)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

told Goerlng al fuehrer head
quarters.
II organized and built this
party from the bottom up, and
| intend tn keep II strong and
ready for everything. II has its
faults and ealSnesses. as IL al
ways had, and 1t changes a. time
goes on.
"The \aLi Party i'm no sense
OF the word IL what il was in
temper and purpose some years
ago; IL isn't the same n IL was n
year ago, and. In fact, IL will not
be the same a year from now /.
But the Nszi Party Is my party,
and when I have finished Gre
ating the New Germany OF my
tlme II Will he NaZi German.
Nothing on earth can change
that"
We heard in Berlin that las
week ! was there that Tho thin
was not settled.
There was definitely since thi
Summer between Hitler and Goer
lng a marked cooling of in re
lauonS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Arguments Continue
After War on Reds BEGINS

Thus the arguments ran back
and forth. and the Russian war put
no stop 10 IT,
Gocring and the military around
HIM looked at il as another I'M
proved opportunity 10 press home
tho point. and the touchy subject
was injected into tho conversation
time and again at leuhrer head.
quarters.
Hitler refused 10 listen and on
the contrary appointed Nazi aftes
Nazl TO important posts in en-
baSSics abroad and in occupied
lands
\ Goering in those days of summer
At fuchrer headquarters also was
carrying the battle 70 him on tho
church and on similar related
problems.
( II got so that Hitler looked
aSkance al the lrlngleader who
seemed 10 differ with him in tho
most trying moments.
lie broke into q temperamcntaI
outburst one day and gave Goer.
ing a tongue-lashing.
They were no longer addressing
each other by the familiar "du.
You can count on your fingers
those who can talk 10 tho fuehreI
in that intimate sense
Remember this. Goering. I
am first of all q Mani and I shall
remain a NaLi and . fanatic all
/, my life," Hitler is said 10 have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
After Hitler. What?

How Hitler plans to keep his hold the German peo-
pie after his death will be revealed by Pierre Huss start
ing tomorrow in The Detroit Times.
This revelation will be the latest section Of Hitler
Unmasked facua report about the Nazi regime
by Huss during his long chief Of the international
News Service bureau Berlin which closed when
Germany declared the United States
Today in this issue Huss concludes his expose
Of Goering's troubles with Hitler and other top Nazs
describing the circumstances when Hitler shouted:
81 am first OF all a Nazi and shall remain a Nad and
a fanatic all my life"
Read today's insalmeht, and tomorrow begin reading
the section of Hitler Unmasked" That you may follow
each instamen regularly dial Cherry arrange
carrier delivery of The Detroit Times 10 your home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

town were IN high state of in
.dignatlon.
MoelderS lost no time in contact
ing GocrIng
He told him plainly and without
mlnclng words that a. a soldier Of
the army he could not refuse to
continue 20 fight but nc could turn
in all decorations and honors be-
slowed upon him.
That ne intended 10 do forthwith
unless the Catholic persecution was
brought 10 a halt.
GOering seized on that written
document from Moclders and also
took with him 10 Hitler whole
stack Of appeals from influential
persons in all corners OF the Reich.
The cutlery and protests had in
fact become so audible by that
time that Gooring merely had 20
clInch the deal with sufficient evil
denCc.
Whether be- liked il or not Hit
Ter had 10 order suspension OF Bor-
MAINS campaign against the
Catholics bu' all Of Us from inside
Germany know that this IS merely
4 truce
Sooner or latcr the NaIis again
are gong 20 lock horns with the
Catholic Church and settle the
ISSUE their own way
The Bnrmann MAJ on the Jews
could be not b. stopped and ragged
with u'n br q X en- cruelty clear
through 10 the end Of 1871
The NaIis were Boosting and
Dragging that no Jew would be left
inside Germany before very long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Goering S Anger
Turns on Chief
OF the Gestdpo
Continued from Page one)

Special air force unit directly
under has command should be
made available
Gocring Scotched that plan with
much shouting and roaring. de-
clarlnG that he was boss of the
luf,waffe as il stood or not al all
lie won out. but naturally not
without raising dust between him
self and Hlmmler. all 10 the silent
delight OF Rlbbentrop
Then. af'cr Hess had flown the
coop new troubles broke on the
horizon with the advent of the
lltle Nazl Bormann as successor
10 the deputy fuchrer
BOrmann was one OF the radical
,anaticS from the beer halls for
whom Gocring had no great love.
Hess IN many ways had been a
conservative Ike himself and
stanch pillar 10 lean on in times
OF strain and stress.
Within a few weeks after being
in office. Bormann started trouble.
by launching new pressure cam
paign against the Catholics and an
about crusade against the Jews.
Soon converts all over Germany
were being closed and the rabld
flame Of fanaticiSm lurking in
many Nazi breasts throughout the
Reich was beng Tanned 10 danger
Gus proportions
The Gestapo dragged thousands
~ Jews away from home and
threw them TO die into ghcutoS Of
Poland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

military circles, where II was
pointed our time and again the
army does the fighting and there
with abSorbs all the available
Irnan power, leaving no room OF
place for sPmimlItary organiza-
tons such As the SIS or SA.
The parading and marching and
carrying OF sideal1nS by storm
troopers always had been a sore
spot with the army and in fact
was parLef the cause which led
10 the 1884 cleanup.
Much Of that blood purge was
intended 10 show once and for all
who was 10 have the upper hand.
Actually. higher German officers
under the regulations cannot be
members Of The Nazi Party, al
though "eld Marshal Walter Won
Reichenau has belonged TO 1t for
many years
But no high ranking man in the
party by dint Of has position
therein gets The least conSidcra-
ton from the army.
When drafted he comes in a. the
buck private or in whatever rank
he left the army the last time he
served.
You can imagine what a how
there was Wncn some Of the Nazis
who got caught and yanked IN
from comfortable offices and fine
limouslnes had 10 do the goose
step as ordinary soldiers of the
ranks
There was another side 10 IT,
Men Of higher government and in
dustlal standing. and some coura-
geotn ones in the educational
fields. kept harping or the fact
that there should not be two gov
crnmentS in the Reich
In other words they considered
and always viii consider the Nazi
Party shadow government 10 he
proper machinery OF state in the
WIlhclmStraSSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Fuehrer Psces Floor
AS Crisis Flares Hioh

: They said y should be done away
with once and for all
When Hess moved off 20 Scot.
land the shock TO tho Nazl Part,
was terrific. is standing vas Al
low ebh and everybody said that
the Third Reich Of Adolf Hitler
definitely had been transformed
from a party into military state.
There was cheering and Celebrai-
ms and much toaSting in The CIR
clcs who hate the Nazi Party. with
a lot Of handShaklng among them
selves in farewell 70 political
>ctup which had got many people
well fed up.
Inside the chancellory were
heated sessions and acid words in
the matter Of The Nazi Party.
Hitler paced the floor and flared
like a torch every time the sub
lect was mentioned.
Goerlng, and with him many Of
the higher generals. was losing no
opportunity 20 press home 70 the
fuehrer that now was the time 20
coordinate once and for all the
ruling machinery IN a single cen
tralized form
As IL was, there were Nazi gov
errors IN occupied lands and
GauleiterS in all Tho provinces at
home, reporting variously 10 Nazi
Party chiefs m Berlin or 10 an.
other governmental department
The Nazi Party ran all labor and
social. undert akingS in the Reich.
Yet everything remained under
split authority and in a sort Of
nebulouS state Of relation with the
state proper.
What the military men meant.
OF course. was that Nazl Party
bosses were running the show and
everything else was SubJugated TO
the interest Of the Nazi Party.
The military forces had main
tanned an independent standing
but only because of the war and
the constant battle for independ-
ence.
Why not many years ago Hmm
Ter actually was playing with the
idea Of getting Hitler TO appoint
HIM minister OF war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
0oerine Handicapped
In Subsequent Struggle

T. can be imagined that all the
foregoing didn't improve Goering $
standing
Il handicapped him also FOR the
greater struggle which developed
and originated suddenly with the
departure Of Hes
For a long time. and especially
since tho beginning Of the war, =
section Of opinion had formed and
cryS'aliLed against the further
continuation and existence Of the
NaI, Party itself.
-ff-iA---~ vas particularly true on
the By and large in the higher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

brook mo- interference. unless DO
wants 20 60 down In an unguardcd
moment struck by The hand he
fed
The same goes FOR Goerng i'm
a different way and for Ribbon-
trop and all the rest, all of whom
know that they are living ON q
volcano apt 10 explode IN their
faces any day
Editors note: Tomorrow
HusS begins the story ~ Hit
Ter and his plan 10 keep bis
hold on the German people
after his DEATH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Daily Quiz

p Introduced in the thlrty.second
Congress was a bill creating
the Territory Of Columbia Iiue
20 the existence of The District
Of Columbia, the name had O.
be changed What is 1t today p
Two great men were born ia
the same country in The same
Year. Both BECAME fine or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
KnowIed ee Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
BY DIR. sABINA II. connolly


Name two states that ta) end
with the letter d; lbl end with
the letter j; Co end with the
letter y.
Pin what American novel will
YOU find (a) Per HanSa; CD
Nancy Till; tc) Uncas'
composed Cal Songs My
Mother Taught Me-; tb) Song
OF the Flea" (c) Song OF
India ,
Name three of what are know n
aS The seven Seas.
what is the meaning ~ (aD
MIypsh to- Scotland Yard;
tcl plus-fours.
. Who fal cut Ssmson's hair:
1bl was The Scottish hero saved
bv spider tcl said There
is-suchla thing as man being
too proud TO fight ?
IAn.wers an paxa TN
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Girl, COTOPED

GIRL. COLORED,
Over IS, bus girls and kitchen helpers;
no Sunday, no late night work. Apply
Tally-Ho Restaurant, 612 18th st. NV
lO-l1 am. or 3-5 pm.
GIRLS WANTED for serving
service counter. Ewarts Cafe
terra, 522 18th st. NV. Full
time work, no experience nec-
essary. No Sunday work.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
SALEsMEk.

Statesmen opportunity IN tn
Earanee Arrn for twe m@n who cRn meet
requirements. Can Ma $3.50 for appoint
Evening star., 1942-04-23
ASSISTANT TO
SUPERVISOR

Capable woman, between 25
and IS years Of age, to learn su-
pervisory duties. Must be high
school graduate, some mailroom
or general Office experience re-
quired. Call HO. 2476 Friday be-
tween $50 and 4::30.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

NATIONALLY KNOWN install
ment corporation has opening
for several experienced credit
men. Excellent opportunities for
advancement, together with ex-
cellent salary. Applicant must be
energetic, reliable and not afraid
to work hard for this advance
ment. This ad will be interesting
to men who are now employed
and are not entirely satisfied
with their surroundings. Also
openings for men without expe-
rience in the same line. If you
are interested in a good future,
answer this ad, stating age, ex-
perience, If any, telephone num-
ber and references. Box 1l4-V,
Star
Evening star., 1942-04-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HELP MEN q WoMEk.

COUPLE, for country house. nearby Mary
land IA hour from downtown D CO; cook.
general hoGSewnTk and houSeman; excep-
tionAlly nice living quarters, LARGE double
room bath, sitting room; permanent JOB
with family In their own home. consider
ate employers Give references and wages
desired Box 93-X. Star
Evening star., 1942-04-23

COUPLE married (colored) wanted de-
string perm. home near Annapolis. man
must be Chauffeur willing wait on tables;
woman, good cook. willing assist house
work. WIN furn. bedrms and bath in
tnod nome ano Pay coupe slOo mo. Must
Evening star., 1942-04-23

GIRLS for front office work.
Apply managers Office, Carl
ton Hotel. 9 am. to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

EXPERIENCED stenogra-
pher; good salary, position
permanent. Livingston'S, 908
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
SITUATIONS Mrs @ woMEs,
SITUATIONS woMEn.
(Contlnuedl


COOK. colored. 1st-elass, Cafeteria on cafe:
best OF Peferenee no Sunday or night
WORK. Dupont 1888
GIRL eolored, neat. intelligent, work doc
slider part-time. AD 5086
GIRL coioIed. wants part-time evening Job:
car from p m TO pm. MI 5944, 23s
HAND ADDRESSER wants envelopes 10 ad-
oress az honiei neat accurate, good hand
nrltingi Will call for and return envelopes,
BOX 3oo-Y, star. 23f
LADY, young, white. refined. six months'
nurse training, knowledge OF typing, posi-
Lion In doctors ONCE. WO. 62o7 after
$50 pm. "a
WHITE LADY. middle-aged. like position
as housekeepeF Tor employed couple, not
over child; can take full chg: $40, room
and board. 1905 10th ST, NV
WOMAN, colored. capable as saleswoman
OF manager dry cleaning store; full time:
refined refs, 1928 9th ST. NV
WOMAN, white, desires position on switch
board, 2, B, X. experience. III 31I2 24s
Evening star., 1942-04-23

Experienced, for millinery
dept. Steady positions for
those who qualify.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Employment Office, 9th Floor,
18th and q SITS. NV.
GIRL for Office work. Good SAL
ary. Pure Food Store. 5546 Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
TYPIST-CLERK

Young lady to do general
office work in jewelry store.
5 day wk.. Apply Eli Rubin
Co., 718 It'll st. NV.
EXPERIENCED dress sales
ladies; permanent positions;
liberal salary. SAKS, 610
Twelfth st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
MATTREss RENovATING.

MATTRESSES REMADE, IS UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO,
1924 18th ST. NV. ME, 1919.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

TENOGRAPHER-Pat lawyer desires
expF and competent patent stenographer:
81 40 mo BOY 2A4-V Star
Evening star., 1942-04-23
SAIESTADIES

For portrait work: must be experienced
Apply Goldcraft Portraits. 716 18th ST.
n
Evening star., 1942-04-23

TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
perma anent employment,
good pay. Call manager. Co
lumbia 8841,
Evening star., 1942-04-23
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

GIRL. colored wishes JOB as nurse for
employed eouple; live in or out. AT. 1886
GIRL, colored, desires work; hospital. thea
ter, mstron, ONCE cleaning Write e.
Brown r. +. d. /. Rockville, Md, in
GIRL colored. to work part or full time;
with references. Call DI 2436.
GIRL. colored wants work So days; home
nights; city reference. Ludlow 069s-J.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work,
cleaning no cooking. Adams 1880
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work; Sat-
urdays Of, DI 1886.
GIRL. coIored, desires days work. NO.
GIRL colored. wants part-time lob or
general housework, DI. 3704
GIRL. colored. experienced, reference. de-
sires permanent position for g.h.w.; good
plain cook, very fond OF children; will also
consider nearby Nd or Va; prefer to live
in, Call AID. 1852 between 2;30 and
NURSE. colored, undergrad.. hosp. trained,
desires WORK with Invahds or adults and
children. AT, 343s.
WOMAN, colored, wants work Of any kind:
reference. Phone Adams s730.
WOMAN. coIcred, healthy. young, wants
nye days, work a week. D. c., N. C. refs.
1909 18th Sc, NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
WAITRESS

Experienced, 21 to 80 Hotel Continental
Coffee Shop, 420 North CAPITOL ST.
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER.
Young lady for cashier. knowledge OF
bookkeeping; day work only. Capital Ga
rage. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
HELP wokAEN.
NURSERY GOVERNESS,
SAIESGTRI,
COLOR ARTIST

Neat uneneumbered; must have selling ex-
perienee; salary, $40 Plus commissions;
permanent position. Vita Health Food
Co. 3O4o 14th s.. Nv
Evening star., 1942-04-23
NELp MEN.
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PnF HnsE whs have had experience tn sottr-
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sccoansa- Aprly 3TSo 1Dth 81. re. from
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Evening star., 1942-04-23

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-09
NOTICE

Bids will be received by the I'M
dersigned up to 5 o'clock P. M
May 2, 1912, for the transportation
of all pupils to and from the Libby
schools from the following districts
for the years l942-l943 and l943-
1914
Pipe Greek; From Hetle's gate.
Lower Bob Tail: Following the
road from Libby past the Nichols
and Bert McCrory ranches TO lower
end of Bob Tail Hill; thence going
west past the Harold Hutton ranch
returning by the lower road.
Separate bids will be received
for the above routes and also bid
for the consolidation of the two
routes.
Bids to give description of the
vehicle to be used also seating ca
pacity. Hydraulic brakes required.
Board reserves right to reject any
and all bids
M D. ROWLAND,
Clerk of School District No. 4.
46-47
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-09
Music Students to
Participate i'm Festival

This week the school band and
the shigh school chorus have been
putting the final polish on the num-
bers they will perform at Kalispell
on Saturday, April IL, when they
will take part in the annual North
west District Music Festival. Both
groups will perform on two pro-
grams at the Flathead County High
School, one in the afternoon and
one in the evening. The afternoon
program begins at 1870 p. m. and
the evening program at 1880 p. m.
Following the afternoon program
Libby parade unit, composed Of
the band, the drill squad, and the
baton twirlers, will parade through
Kalispell.
One hundred and fifteen students
will depart from the high school
at 8 a. m, Saturday morning. The
fine spirit Of these students and
their keen interest in musical ac-
tivities is proved by the fact thai
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-09
April 1st Derense
Stamp Results:
Judy's Joke:
Wildcat Willie

Friday the Jr. Hi pupils and the
fifth and sixth grades were enter
tanned by the presentation of the
two plays, HJudy's Joke and Wild
cat Willie under the direction of
Mr.. Anderson. Monday the play
was given for the first, second,
third and fourth grades, and Tues
day for the High school. Other at
fractions on the Jr. Hi program
we're singing and tWirling by Joy
St. Marie and tap-dancing by eight
girls to the tunes of In a Little
Dutch Garden and I've Been
Working on the Railroad The
program was much enjoyed by the
audiences. The high school students
enjoyed the presentation of the play
on Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-09
Rotioning Rules
Nov Have eeth

Since the recent passage of the
second war powers act, the ration
ing regulations of the office of price
administration and the priorities
regulations of WPB have the full
status Of law, and violators may
face criminal prosecution Illustraf-
ing the present legal status Of OPA
rationing regulations, Los Angeles
federal grand jury few days ago
returned criminal indictments
against a group of men charged
with violating the tire rationing
regulations.
In commenting on the policy Of
OPA, Glen w. Collins, regional di-
rector, said: Those who connive to
get more than their fair share of
any rationed article are equally as
guilty as those who traffic illicitly
in rationed goods for profit Public
condemnation Of these practices
now will be supplemented by rrin1-
inal prosecution