davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Cheap JeWelry Ban

Cheap tic clips and other jew
clry will become scarce. Wal
chiefs even now are planning tc
issue an order cutting use OF meta
in pen and pencil sets.
The wool shortage also is going
to hit mems sweaters as well A.
women'S. Cuffs on sleeves may be
eliminated and the sweaters short
ened. Wind breakers and jackets
may be produced without any rub
her woven bands that make then
III snug. ZipperS on Jackets ano
all types of clothing arc banned
There also are expected 10 h'
heavy demands for work clo,hc'
because of the employment boon
in defense CenterS, and their man
ufaCture will be given preference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Germans Start
Ford SANDER

BY circulating anti-Semltic litera-
turc allegclly expressing the views
Of Henry Ford. the German propa-
Canda department is attempting
10 undermine the esteem the Mex
lean people have for the United
States. Ford legal representatives
have informed the Mexican gov
-nrHH4eftt.
Similar anti-SemItic literature
is being published and circulated
by the ku KluX Khan and if this
is not stopped. Ford has threat
ened legal action against the
Khan, il was revealed Saturday
The literature TO which Ford
legal representatives refer IN both
cases IS based upon anti-Semltic
articles which appeared IN tho
Dearborn Independent in 1928.
In letter TO tho Mexican govern
mcnt and 10 the Khan l. a.
CapizZi Ford attorney points out
that the articles were rCtractcd
by Ford and dlSclamcd by him a.
an expression of his sentiments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
War Brings Rem0rse
To II. s. Naval Traitor

into signing statement that the
loan did not exist In 1927. Farms
worth was kicked out of the navy.
a decade after his dishonorable
discharge from the navy, fa- Z
worth was indicted on charL \
that he had sold naval secrets to
two naval attaches of the Japa-
ncSe embassy.
ON March 3. 1897, he entered
federal prison 10 serve four To e
years. The indictment said he rad
sold documents. writings. code
books. signal books. sketches. pho
tographS, Photographic negatives,
hlueprintS. plans. maps. models.
notes. instruments, appliances and
information relating 10 the ma.
tional defense to japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Canada Allows
Gas for Tourists

Acting 10 prevent possible cur
tallmcnt in resort patronage, th'
Canadian government announce
Saturday that gasoline rationinl
would not apply 10 \ m rlc r
tourists.
While Canadian car owners VII
be limited TO 300 10 $50 gallons Z
year dependent on horsepower
and indicating 800 miles NJ
traycD American tourists VIII hC
given special cards AT tho border
Two types Of cards VIII bC
issued one good for rs hours anC
the other for 90 days. which WI
permit adequate fuel for reaching
any Ontario resort center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Disrupts Timetable

The An1cr1Can-DUtCh sea and air
forces. striking with Co-ordnatcd
fury. slashcd and crippled the
formidable l00-Ship Japanese inNa-
sion force 10 such an extent on
this particular southwark drive
that il severely disrupted the Jap
anese timetable, DELAYED the al
tempted conquest Of tho Dutch
Indies. and may even cause a revl'
sion in Nippon'S future strategy in
this theatCr of operations,
The allied forces suffered Nirtu-
ally no losses.
II was the greatest naval on
Cagement Of tho Pacific war IL
date and resulted IN the heaviest
losses 10 tho enemy IN any single
operation since the war began
according 10 the official commu-
nique Of the supreme command OF
the United Nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Judge Picard Named
Red Relief Drive Aide

Federal Judge Frank a Picard
Saturday was named honorary
chairman OF the nauonalltieS dlvi-
sion Of Russian War Relief, about
10 open a campaign 10 obtain
funds tor clothing. medicines. sur
ClCal supplies and other aids for
the homeless and suffering IN
Russia
Paul Dcac is active chairman of
the division and the Rev France,
=, Crcamer is general chairman
of the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Pearl Harbor Boy Scouts
Were Not Caught Mapping

An untold story o. Pearl IIaTbol
"A story Of Boy Scouts vn,
WERE prepared whcr the blow
fell-was revealed SATURDAY IN ;
letter 70 Amos r. Shields. Dciro.'
area Scout executive. from Wad'
Warren Thayer, Honolulu Sc"a
commissioners.
The letter said
within 80 minutes after the
attack the Boy scouts ~ Homo
lulu were In action IN countless
WsyS serving the stricken COM
munities. Their help contrib
uted materially 10 the relief Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BUY n Bomber
Clio Auxi|idries Set
War Work Exhibit

Go auxiliarics will open an OK
hblt Monday of work done 10 aid
the war in Schiller Hall, as part
of their Beat Hitler Week, now
under way.
Other events on tho program IN
clude n round table Wednesday 10
discuss rationing Of sugar the
cost Of living. and the training of
women for war work IN factories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
"a Hours, E Years
Linked in Divorce
-RnN a Rainier

Separated from her husband
only "a hours. Mrs. Chloe + Rabc
.of 1855 IIolcomb avenue. Saturday
filed divorce petition IN circuit
court I'm which she stated he has
not spoken a single word TO hol
in SIX years.
Mrs. Rabc said that she and lCi
husband stopped speaking wher
he became infatuated with an
iothrT woman. and since tEat tlmc
they have communicated only hl
WRITING notes or through another
person. They were married II
1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

the situation, and great credit
u due them tor responding 80
wonderfully 90 the call Of duty"
A partial listing showed that
BOY Scouts,
Aided IN fire lighting guard duty
orr highways and reSeuc ~ civ1iIan.
irou burning schools and build.
lnEs.
served ~ oafoF- and mc@ch.
cor, ior ca1'rrYn'c-iF0r >ovlcr-.
AI7ot 1 evacuation az DANCE
Hrtr.
-rfse ~ ff,' ua.-'a'Ior
Manned ar rand sirens,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Discharge Of Aliens
In Defense Work Hit

Discharge of aliens in war in.
duStries was assailed in many In.
stances as unfair and discrimina.
tory by The National Lawyers
Guild. Saturday.
As the law now operates, the
guild charges. requests for employ.
mcnt OF the alien must come
Through the employer. The report
urges that regulations be revised
50 that the alien himself or his
union can make the application.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
u. NJ. Pharmacy Chief
Takes His Own Life

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 81 up
suffering from nervous break
down for which hr had been under
treatment IN the MerCywood Sana-
forum. Or Clifford c. Cover 81.
director of thc University Of Mich
igan school Of pharmacy took his
life Saturday in the bathroom ~
his homo here. He stabbed himself
in the chest with a kitchen
butcher knife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

CThe following is the eighth
and final article in series from
Washington by Jack Vincent of
International News Service tell
ing how the war is going 10
force American people 10 Sacri-
flee many comforts and luXuries
normally enjoyed in peace timeD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Home Mortgages
Soar 10 II Million

Nomc mortgages in Michigan
uon-iarm areas m Dccc m b r
climbed approximately - per cent
IN numbers and financial volume
over last year tho Federal Home
Loan reported Saturday. The
latc>, report showed 5G13 mort
gaCc> 'o'alcd Sl75ObOOO tor the
month.
-BuN "A Rombcr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Grand total 10 date S30Sl2 II
Buy "A Bomber
Band in Last Concert

Bernie Roberts 14-piecc band
will make its last public appear
ancc Sunday afternoon when II
plays 2 four-hour concert AT tho
Barlum Hotel for the 500 navS
recruits who arc quartercd there
awaiting transfer 10 training sta
tons Bernard lIartStcTn Of 2055
Virginia Park is among The 70.
crutS and the hand will break up
Tor the duration OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
William Mdtheson' S
Baby Daughter Dies

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs William
Fuller MatheSon. formerly Of De-
troit. were informed Saturday that
the MathcSonS' infant daughter.
Janet Hull MatheSon. died Thurs
day IN Winnipeg, Man. Matheson
was formerly an aviator attached
10 a Detroit flying service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 one
answer 10 ne question at what
the American navy Is DONG in this
war was given early this week in
the accounts of the battle OF
MacasSar Strait. which may some
dav rank as ono 81 the notalse
naval operations Of history.
In consequence, Doubling Thorn
ases' need no longer fear that our
naval forces are not "on the Job -
Their ability 10 give it. As we'll
as take II. has been gloriously
proved
Sixteen transports and warShipS
Including a hattleShip, plane car
rier and FIVE cruisers sunk, plus
u others damaged. plus ID or more
planes DESTROYED. plus 25,oOO 'cStl-
mated men dead is the staggering
price that Japan paid in the con-
tinuing and highly dramatic four
dav naval action and subsequent
United States Army bomber en-
core
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Plan Farmerette Recruits

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 GNS)
Secretary Of Labor Perkins dis
closed today that plans were he
Ing considered 10 recruit farm
IeretteS to relieve a drastic farm
labor shortage expected late II
1912 and 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BUY a Bomber
Road Workers Buy Bonds

PledEing complete support of
the war effort. local 1871 o. 'hc
road construction lahorcrS tAFLt
Saturday announced the purchase
Of s. 900 i'm defense bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
buy "A Bomber
Policeman Recruit Honored

Police Of the McGraw station
Saturday presented an official
police department ring 10 PATROL
man George Sinkey, rs, who re-
signed from the department and
enlisted in the navy as CHIEF
pettN officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

coats, smarter in appearance. Re
worked and reused wool also VIII
be woven into overcoatS IN an at
tempt to manufacture warm gar
mentS. War production officials
say, however. that poorer quality
r,iiCt no pXnCCtp1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Limit Wristbands

Other plans: Elimination oi
Vests on all double-breaSted suits
shortening of suit coat lengths by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
n, REAR ADMIR- NJ CLARK II.
MOODN ARD. I. =. y

C-r--Ir-' 1912 Tr'F'T7'707 NJ N'T'''
The opinions expressed and
the assertions w7ae herein are
my own and Are not ~ he COM
stryed a official or rejecting, IN
any way. the views ot the navy
department or The naval service
al large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sends in Check
for $2,I9I.28;;
Police Give $L28

Here are the most recent con
nbuilonS to the Buy a Bombei
Fund of Detroit Times readers:
S2.Iql.2g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01


~ C.,,tols and frIer-s
50
EH"d'' - l,''l ''''
S3I.tS
ne'ror pi"ssi rntl0' l'N'N'h' - "
corp. ''I'' NJ
Fmp'les OF N''''''.''''
N26.56
Empoves of EpNoI'h MlE 20
Sas
Sportsnien's Bar
French War veterans Assn Of Mich.
gan Inc
S2il3
Fwp.oNes ~ S'elFI CO
so
SIS.3s
Patrons ~ Nike DO Plke.'
so ,n
rr,,,,.ss ~, ~ Market q. 1851.
g. -.
JEFFERSON Ave
Flf'r Fra'' ana FeNs btii D'h'H
caro'rS''r GO.
FmnIa,es ~ Ba.iorsn Go
Photographer Assn of Michigan.
F.NW"l'h Afternoon b'NFI '''''
N D,,, E 49, 49,, 49, r,.ys,u
\, 80, c,r,,-., We,,-a Mason
Esther powell Maruarcf smith
Marie Powell Margaret Stremioh
90 ~.
,,.--... ~
''''''" Dol
,..... , 49, - 49,. & y,r To-,
tt.., - ~, ~ yy+eC,sc
=, - n.,,.
:, -, - y, ~, Cio,noc, Car,.,
~, ~ .fr -.
'''''''''' "a man
Sb.Ih
EDDY Paper co. Employees, Deirot pant
x6g7
North Detroit American Legion Post
xe
,.....,t. g.. I,i.
,,.,.-,- &c..
: The Frarrr n Democratic cub.
Mr. \ c!sr. -..,......- -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sg1g2


1'kW.rTO Local 500 Dep's iEn.is2
KS spring and Upset Iy.-Day shift Ford
Motor Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

EmpIo,es Of lhe RAYMOND Concrete {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Buy a Bomber Fund $30,Sl2;
CITY of Hamtramck Hits Jackpot

Contributions from Siarto Machine I'm.
rIo,ees 90 Bomber Fund $1,000 West Elrh,-
Mile road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

.RmN "A Rnnnhpr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

BUY n Bomber
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
BY SIDNEY l. WILLIAMS

LONDON, Nov "a - (U.PD-
Heinrich Himmler, head of the Nazi
Gestapo, has ordered that One-half
of the large Jewish population in
occupied Poland be eXteminated by
the end Of the year, reports from
the Polish underground movement
to the Polish government-in- exile
here, said today.
The first step in The bloody pro-
gram, it was said, would be to kill
80 per cent of the thousands of
Jews living in ghettcs established
by the Na2is. The remainder would
be 'liquidated" later.
MANY ALREADY DEAD
There were BIB 900 Jews, or 98
per cent Of the total population, in
Poland according to the 1881 census,
by the Germans during more than
three years of occupation have re-
duced this number by killing thou
sands outright cr permitting them
to die Of starvation and disease.
Special Naz "Hquidation' batta-
lions. commanded by members of
the notorious SIS elite guard. were
said to be carrying out Himmler's
program. These SQUADS We're drag
ging Jewish victims from their
hcmeS or Selling them in streets
and driving them to village and
town squares in mass rounrups for
execution, the reports said.
Old men and women and cripples
were singled out to be herded TO
cemeteries where they were moved
down by firing squads, Polish
sources said. The Na2is made no
attempt TO prove that the Jews had
committed ANY crimes or violated
German regulations.
Jews who were not executed i'm
mediatelV, it was reported, were
packed into freign cars-l50 pack
ed to a car that normally was large
enough for 40-to be shipped TO
undisclosed points for liquidation.
| The tlCCrS Of the cars were covered
with thic. layer OF chlorate of
/ lime Sprinkled with water and the
/ doors were tightly sealed. In some
cases the trains repeatedly remain
| ed on q siding for two days before
! departing, and many of the Jews
died Of Suif0catiCn. The dead were
lett in the cars with the living.
USED AS SLAVES
Polish government quarters said
the NaziS temporarily were sparing
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
ERSKINE I>uI~xxAz>>A
JOHNSON Ill sAOssy "SO

the facade by yelloW-lit windows
and Towering window pots in
daubS of bright color. Five stories
high the building climbs, and in
each window shines a cream or
chocolate face and a pair of time
beating hands. In the street, burnt
orange and ochre, amber and black
people fail legs and arms to the
down-beat of threnody that sud-
denly jitterbugs into cacophony
of infectious rhythm.
Some $50 Negroes are dancing.
They're be-ribboned and bedeck-
ed, -zoot-suited and be-split-
skirted, and they like what they're
doing. Eyes rolls and teeth flash.
It's a scene for the Warner fill
musical Thank Your Lucky
Stars" and you can be thankful
they're not filming it in techni-
color You'd leave the theater COL
or blind. Because that's not all.
There's also Hattie MacDaniel, ac-
companied by large gentleman in
yaller suit. Hattie is modestly at
tired in violet red, yellow, pink
and blue. She wears white bridal
veil.
BETTE SEES CHESTS
On another Warner stage we find
Bette Davis seeing ghosts on a
staircase Nobody else can see
them, but you can conjure up a
few dramatic scenes when YOU stop
- think what an important part
those steps have played in Bette's
career. Now Workmen are about
to dismantle the staircase, after all
these years. Bette descended the
staircase for one of the most poig-
nant scenes in "Jezebel," and
flounCed up the same steps as
Queen Elizabeth. In Dark Vic
tory" she made her first appear
ance at the head of the steps. In
Now, Voyager,' she had her ten
derest emotional scene, leaning
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24

against the railing with Paul Hen
reid, and in Watch on the Rhine" +"
she climbed slowly up the stairs,
fighting back terror as her hus-
band left her to commit a murder.
Take it easy boys" says Bette to
the dismantling crew. That's
practically my career you're wreck
ing"
ANCHORS AWAY
over at RKO, a scene for Il
Walked With a Zombie' shows the
arrival Of a sailing schooner at
a small West Indies island. They've
brought the boat right onto the
stage and floated it in six foot
deep tank of water. Frances Dee
and Tom Conway are standing in
the bow as a sailor releases the
anchor chain and the anchor falls
into the water with a great splash
But the instant the anchor hits
the water, Director Jack ToGrneur
says Cut" and everyone on the
set laughs. The anchor is floating
.likhtly on top of the water.
well wells Director TOurneur,
can l help it if the scrap metal
drive took the studios real an
chOr?"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
-Four Years Given
War with Japan

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a =
(UPD-American may defeat Hit
Ter conclusively within year but
crushing the Japanese will be a
matteer of four years or more,
Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, Jr.,
USN., retired, said today.
The japanese certainly won't
give up if Hitler gets licked he
said. They will come back again
and again-that is their history
Emphasizing the importance of
American positions in the Sclomons,
Stirling said the problem of hold
ing them was a grave one because
supply line differences favor the
enemy.
"They will go to suicidal efforts
to regain GGadalcanal because
without it they we'll could be driven
out of New Guinea, New Britain
and even the Dutch East Indies"
Stirling said.
Although he believes the Pacific
war theater is of constant import
ance, the European front is, at the
moment, vital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24

young and relatively healthy Jews
to be used as slave labor AS con-
firmation of the reports they cited
German figures repeatedly an
nouncing that only 10000 food ra-
ton cards were printed for Jews
in Poland for OCTOBER, compared
with 10000 in September
Polish Jews will not be the only
ones to suffer from this latest Nazi
pogrom, since thousands of Jews
from Germany, Austria, former
CzechOslovakia and some occupied
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
FiIibuster Sets
CONGRESS Buzzinq

Edgar G.. Brown, director Of the
National Negro Council, Rev. D. L.
jackson of the Chicago Baptist
Ministers conference, and Rev. J.
L. Horace, president of the Illinois
Baptist convention, said after the
cloture vote:
Again the constitutional rights
OF 100000 colored and white peo-
pie in the south'S eight poll tax
states have been doomed by the
ruthless Democratic leadership Of
the administration . the Sen
ates action was the sorriest spec
tacle Of Democracy at home, while
100000 of our sons, rich and poor,
black and white, fight and die on
foreign battlefields for the four
freedoms" "
POLITICIANS SQUABBLE
Senator Tom Connally Demo-
crat, Texas, one of the opposition
leaders, hailed the vote as me
morable victory for free debate,
free speech and the constitution of
the United States the Senate
refused to apply the gag rule 1t
refused to yield to uninformed cla-
NOR and ill-advised passion"
Senator Joseph F. Guffey, Demo-
crat, Pennsylvania. contended that
Republicans were not entitled to
claim credit for the bill Pointing
out that Paper introduced the bill
and that it's chief advocate was
Senator George w. Norris. indie
pendent, Nebraska, he said only
three Republicans signed the pc
tition to limit debate and num-
ber of the Senatorial Republican
candidates for the presidency in
1914 refused to sign.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 60 1901. Pub
lished every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday Saturday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post-PresS. established 1856
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company, C25 Stare Street. FL Centre,
California.
Paul Jenkins puo'lsnc., a. c. John
ston, vice-presidenl and general man
ager; f a. Fu2hugh, secretary and
managing editor.
West Holiday Co, Inc. National Ad-
Vertising Representatives,.
Member California Newspaper Publish
ers Association.
Entered at FL Centre. Calf, post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California. SC
per copy.
In conjunction with the PoSt-Press
Sundays per month 75c ;aid in ad-
vance; 3 months, 500; months
$500; one year $3.50; outside Cali
fornia 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24

WASHINGTON Nov 24.-tU.P)
Defeat by filibuSter of anti-poll tax
legislation today created demands
for Stricter Senate rules on limiting
debate and for greater consultation
among Democratic members in the
handling of legislation.
Pressure for modernization of the
rules came from the group faVoring
abolition Of state poll taxes as a
requirement for voting in federal
elections, and was sponsored by
Senator Claude Pepper, Democrat
Florida, author of the anti-poll tax
bill.
Pressure for party caucasus on
important ngis.ation came from
the opposition.
Both pressures tended to center
on Senate Democratic Leader Alben
w. Barley of Kentucky, who, in
cidentally, celebrates his 65th birth
day today.
MEASURE KILLED
The Senate adjourned last night
until Wednesday after defeating,
al to 81. his motion to limit oe-
bate, thereby killing all hope of
passage of the anti-poll tax bill this
session
Democratic intra party bitterness
reached a new peak in the poll tax
controversy, since it came to a
head just after the Republicans
had won nine new seats in the Sen
ate. Republicans believe that the
leadership of southern Democrats
in the filibuster will strengthen the
COP. among Negro organizations
which had actively backed the leg
islation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24

ing farm machinery, a joint feder-
al-State senate committee hearing
was informed today by DR.. w. H.
Walker OF the University of Cali
tornia College of Agriculture.
DR.. Walker was one of a score
Of witnesses questioned by United
States Senator Sheridan DoWney
and other legislators, seeking facts
and remedies for a threatened food
shortage next year. A bleak pic
ture was presented of farm help 60
ing into armed services and war in
dustry, farmers confused and un-
certain what to plant. and overlap
ping federal controls and red
tape"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
Hearing Bares
Farm Labor Need

SACRAMENTO, Nov 24.-U.Po
Startling savings in farm labor are
possible through increased use of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24
HimrnIer Orders Half Of
All Polish Jews Killed

territories have been transported 10
Polish ghettoes after having been
deprived of virtually all their wealth
and personal possessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-24

All around the lot: The Harlem
buildings lean crafty, as off-bal-
ance as you wife's checkbook. A
bright green fire escape runs up