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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Detroit Leading World

Detroit-the city which is arm
ing the civilized world-today is
leading the world in vast plan
10 care for its children properly
during the emergency.
No where else in the nation are
public agencies. schools, recreation
departments taking over the pa
rental job on such scale.
Child care centers are open l.
hours a day. although only in rare
instances does any one child re-
main that long.
A dinner-SiZed meal is served AT
noon and arrangements are being
made TO provide breakfasts and
suppers. If the parents working
schedules demand. There's cod
liver oil, too, maps for the tots
and morning inspection by reg
iStpred nurses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Hans 0ehIer Held
By u. 5. immigration

CHICAGO. July II GNS).--Im-
migration authorities today had
custody of Hans Ochlcr. former
secretary of The Chicago link OF
the German-AmcriCan Bund
Ochlcr Wis arrested recently
after be- had attempted 10 got a
iob AZ Navy Pier, Chicago where
navy men arc beng trained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ST. Thomas Engineer
Dies in Train Wreck

MOULTON, Ont. July II CUP),
Engineer ST. Clair Fillmore. So
of st. Thomas. Ont. was killed
today in a collision of two railway
freight trains near here.
The crash deraled p freight
cars on the line between Buffalo
y. Y. and Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Job Real as Death

But Patsys mothers job is real
real as death and destruction.
For As hours a week now, and
sometimes longer. PatSys mother
is working in a giant factory help
ing to create wings for America 5
armed forces.
PatSy's mother can work with
out worry about her child because
she knows her youngSter. like
hundreds Of others and thousands
more 10 follow. il IN competent
hands at the l5-child care centers
sponsored 10y The Wayne County
Council Of Defense.
estimated -SllQl-petEnit
area small and medium-Sized fry
between the ages OF two and 10
Will be spending most OF their
waking hours in such ccnters by
Christmas time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Plan for Long Haul

"It il just all fOOliShneSs 10
think i'm terms of "A short war"
he declared. I'VE must think in
terms of long war and pre-
pare for 1T.
I've are certain TO have very
dark days ahead" he Il
gravely. Furthermore, we have
very hard job ahead. At all
costs, we must not get into the
frame of mind that this is either
an easy or short job.
IF people build on false hopes
of an easy victory or "A short
war, then they are certain TO
feel let down when the bad days
come, as come they will.
I'VE must never forget that
we are fighting n determined. "A
smart and u shrewd enemy who
will stiffiy contest us every inch
of the way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
See Care for 100000

Some persons predict that this
figure eventually Will Touch 100
600. Willow Run alone is expected
10 employ 25,000 women. they
argue. and il is estimated these
women will have an average each
OF one child under Is.
For the tikes just leaving the
liSping stage there will be play
and the rest of the most scientific
nursery school routine.
For their older brothers and
sisters there will be academic
work, hobby classes and other
supervised recreation.
During the summer term, par
ents may elect whether their
school age children will study or
DlaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Some Joke
Killer Facing Execution,
Asks Gas Mask

LOS ANGELES. July II INS)
Facing death after being con-
Victed of numbering has parents
for their insurance money. Court
ney Rogers, "a, church organist
JOKed today in The shadow OF the
state lethal chamber.
II understand" he Knocked,
chat condemned prisoner Is
granted a last request.
"Well, I'll ask for a gas
mask
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Plan Isolation Rooms

There is even talk of isolation
rooms or infrmaries where the
children can be cared for, in case
they are suspected Of being Ill,
but do not demand their mothers
attention.
Generally, families pay accord
ing TO their ability, although the
public schools charge a fiat rate
of $3.50 weekly.
The Is Detroit area child care
centers. forerunners of a more
extensive program. include
Five nursery schools for chill
dren between two and SIX years
of age. They are usually open
from 7 a. m. to z p. m, six days
weekly and are maintained by the
WPA under the direction OF
trained nursery school personnel
A S6.000.000 federal WPA grant
paws for these in part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Long Seconds Pass

Curly Brig. Gen. Albert Cox,
provost marshal of the court
ordered him 10 show himself. Sev-
cral long. tight seconds passed
Heink did not move Then slowly
a face stained with vicious anger
pcered around the post stared Icily
and disappeared again
Between Iolnk alias Henry
kaynor and young Herbert llaupt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Brazil Gas Ban July IS

RIO DE JANEIRO. July II
1NSD. Due 10 the severe short
age of gasoline in Brazil, no
private car owners will be able
to buy the fuel after July Is.
President Getulio Vargas an
nOuncpd TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Elections Called Off
In New Zealand

MELBOURNE. July II (Aus.
tralan broadcast recorded by u
at San FranciSco).-A bill to per-
NIT the New Zealand Parliament
TO be extended until one year after
the war, was passed by the New
Zealand House of Representatives
il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
SabOteurs' Hatred of u. S.
Floods Guarded Court
BY LEE CARSON
Init News Service stan Correspondent

22-year-old naturalized American
citizen trained TO destroy the
country that adopted him, stood
a watchful soldier armed with
bayonet and automatic.
Herbert Haupt of Chicago, whose
parents have disowned him and
whose sweetheart testified against
him, was nervous. His pale blue
eyes flickered and darted around
the room while his jaws worked
Ifrantically on chewing gum
Haupt in his baggy dark blue
sweater with gray sleeves and louC
tic looked like any punk hauleC
into court for petty larceny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Nelson Expects
Peak in March
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enough material" Nelson said
as he fondled his pipe.
take the Ford bomber plant
at Willow Run, for example" he
added thoughtfuly. mo one can
readily predict how many bomb
ers that plant will turn out when
II hits Its stride"
But despite Nelson's obvious sat
iSfaction with the nations produc
tive capacity for war. he is bit
terly opposed 10 false optimism
with regard TO the war itself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Seek Dem Nomination

IRON MOUNTAIN, July IL
Nick Ries of Vulcan, chairman OF
the Dickinson County board of SUI
pervisors, will seek the Demo
cratic nomination for senator from
the thirty-first district, opposing
Senator ID. Stephen
BenziP Of Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Threat to Caucasus

The Germans appeared TO be
hitting hard in the RoSSoSh
KantemiroVka and DonetS drives
supplemented by the push or
lNoronezh, a thrust toward LiSki
80 miles 10 the south. and an Off
shoot eastward from the LiSi-
chansk area, where the main
threat TO the Caucasus was re.
ported
"a special German commune
que said the Don River had been
reached on a 19O-milc front and
that virtually all Russian oppo-
Sition had been wiped out in the
great square lying behind that
line to the Kharkov-kurst line
100 miles west.
THE communiQue said 1853
Soviet prisoners were captured,
1,007 tanks and 1858 field guns
captured or destroyed. and $40
Red air force planes shot down
in the southern offensive be-
tween June IS and July 81
Hard-preSsed Russian defenders
Withdrew from RoSSosh Friday
after two days of stiff resistance
against the stronger German
mechanical forces BY taking the
city the Germans cut the Moscow
RoStov railroad. main communica-
tion artery between the central
and southern Red armies, and
isolated RoStoV from the capital
save by the circuitouS Stalingrad
route.
Soviet warShips have sunk five
German transports totaling $4,000
tons in new Baltic operations, the
Russian communicate said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Pay Deductions
For Tdxes0. K. c
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emption. The deduction for sin
gle person would he 5 per cent OF
everything above Sll a week. The
exemption for a married man is
$50 plus $3.50 for each child or
other dependent.
AT the same time, taxes on in
come earned this year Will fall due
in regular quarterly instruments,
beginning March ID
The present 4 per cent normal
income tax has been raised 10 8
per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Dasch Is Leader

DaSch is the ring-leadcr Of the
eight invaders, gathered much IN
formation on this country before
returning 10 Germany and Hitler
school for spies
Mystery man OF the trial. DaSch
was granted separate counsel. is
reliably reported TO feel that he
deserves special treatment because
OF aid given To the government
after the FBI nabbed him.
Behind a pillar Slouchcd Helm
rich Harm lleink. ms small mouth
folded into a short pencil line on
his Sulky face. Heinrich leaned far
thor into the shadow of the pillar
as newSpapermen stepped out to
get look al him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
American people were today al
lowed their first glimpse of the
military court where eight sullen
Nazi Saboteurs are on trial for
their lives.
| Through the single door in the
baTicade blocking off the trial
rooms. past the steel helmeted
guards, and into the big silent
court "a handful of reporters
representing the American public
marched solemnly under guard.
! Electric lights lit the long
assembly room. Slumped in chairs
were the eight ENJOYS from
Hitler'S school of sabotage in
Berlin
As the newSpapermens glances
ranged from one face 10 another
some glared, others fidgeted nerv-
ously. bushy-haired Richard Quirin
curled his lip back scornfully.
None of them was handcutfed.
TO one who has never before
come face 10 face with the enemy,
the hate scratched deeply on those
faces and the hooking defiance
staring out of hard level gaZeS
brought a wave of red anger.
Werner Thiel lowered his head,
shot a dark look from the tops of
his eyes. His blue shirt was open
AT the throat and as the public
eyes fell on him he shifted his
gaze TO the floor. with an angry
jerk of the head.
Chin cupped in his hand
Richard Quirin gave the reporters
back a steady sardonic look. and
a sneering grin pulled at his thin
mouth.
Ernest Peter Berger former
Dctroiter. blond hair Slicked down
TO his head is the dude of the
motley crew. His slate blue Jacket
and darker blue Stacks were in
press, his maroon tie neat
George John DaSch. keen dark
eyes searching the faces of the
press for a sign of their reactions,
was i'll at ease. tried 10 tacitly
set himself apart from the others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Six Ndzi Drives
Push Reds Back
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the 266-mile southern front, the
defenders of VoroneZh were bat
Ting a German Spearhead thrust
into the outskirts of the city after
"a full infantry division and 1OC
tanks forced the Don. 10 miles &c
the west, and established a battle
front on the east bank, front dis
patches reported.
Marshal Fedor Won Book was
reported pouring vast reinforce.
lments into the developing often.
Sive comprising six parallel drive.
into Central and Southern Russia
evidently aimed at iSolating the
Caucasus coincident with a pust
around the RoStov hinge 10 the
rich oil fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
0CD Nurseries
Free Mothers
For War Jobs
Cenfers TO Give Care
10 10000 Children as
Production Hits Peak
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

Patsy's going 10 market while
her mothers riveting bomberS.
There isn't any market, really.
It's Just one OF the let's pretend
games Patsy plays at the war
nursery school she attends SO her
mother viii be free 20 forge arms
for the United Nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Vast Annual Saving

THE combined results Of all
these changes produces "A reduc-
ton of l9,9i0.OOO coach miles
annually. which represents an
annual saving of 1920 pounds
of rubber ana 3,822,175 gallons
Of gasoline, plus the release OF
additional coaches TO meet the
rising transportation problem"
The DSR was, but one of NOR,
than 1000 public transportation
companies required by Eastman T.
furnish the rubber saving report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Charter SaUing Barred

Following an ODT ruling, we
eliminated chartered serv ice,
which will save 900 pounds Of
rubber and 41,37I gallons of
gasoline "A year.
"On June - we inaugurated a
Skip-stOp plan on Second ave-
nue.. which will be extended to
all coach lines.
This plan should eliminate
p per cent of the stops during
rush hours and release apprONi-
mately 80 buses 10 provide addi-
tional service.
THE rerouting of the Warren
avenue line alone produces a
saving of $4,000 miles an
nually. representing a saving of
400 pounds of rubber and u.s.
100 gallons of gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Rubber SAVINGS
Reported byDSR

The Detroit Department oI
Street Railway is preparing re
port requested by Joseph B. East.
man, co-ordinator of the Office oil
Defense Transportation, showing
what rubber economics have beer
effected on DSR buses.
The rubber savings, according tc
DSR General Manager Fred A
Nolan, has been brought about
chiefly by restoring street cars
and disseminating buses on all rail
lines formerly served by buses on
nights, Sundays and holidays. An
other factor has been the elimina-
ton of bus service on Woodward
az enuc.
This has resulted" Nolan
said. ''in reduction OF coach
mileage of approximately 49,
100000 miles annually. which
represents saving OF $500
pounds of rubber a year and 81
100000 gallons of gasoline. To
provide equivalent service, how
ever, IL will be necessary 10
operate I0,5OO.00O street car
miles yearly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

ADvERTISEMEN'
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MILITARY CAMP RATES

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end aud address Any necessary change OF address
an be made same day notification New orders h
iiied Tor the United States Canada and Mexico ONLY
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Personals

IN DEBIT Pay your bills In one
place. Easy monthly payments.
Low cost credit service. Not a
loan company. Federal Guaranty
Co. 7l3 Wash. bldg, MAIN 3424.
We Are Always Into TROUBLED
MILRO VS.
Radio and Appliance Service
li46 Commerce Main 209i
ASTROLOGICAL advice and horo-
scopes. readings and spiritual ad-
vice. By appointment only. GAR
land 354l. mornings.
WISH TO contact party driving 20
and from Boeing's. day shift Gail
Proctor ALL. $40 So. Union.
WEE p.K0 Chinese Herbs
~ u ~ Good for all
ailments 500 Sc. 18th St
SAVE 2oss on your life insurance
through Geo. ID. Poe a. Co.
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL or woman; general housework
Two children. private room and
bath. Must furnish references. MA
4afR
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furnished Apsrsmsn,s

yuRsiaHxD = TAss@ and eas hasf
fn1s aosnstslfs Htess hsat eiaas
adalts csn evenings sfii - 80
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SeIespeople. Agents

manufacture Of disln-
sectant and = complete lire q
sanitary supple nas opening for
salesman u Tacoma Man must
Be content e call on ANAL ac-
counts anc earn moderate income
NefklE drawing account advanced
against commissions earned TX
rellent opportunity . become rsEu-
lar salesman = succe sEful Car re-
nulreo STATE IN application o.
pefience ara former employer
Write D-2. Tacoma Tlmes.
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| OST-Lady's gold Wsltham watch
/ on 18th street bus. OF vicinity o.
Rhodes Brothers, on Saturday At
2.30. reward BROAD way 2O2H
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Loans 70 Employed People

Under stats Rsxulstiou
soz Warrington Bidx MAZE tszt
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles Advef-
tised below please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles 10 the losers. go 70 The
Tacoma Times office. 8ig Mar
ket. where YOU will be presented
with two guest tickets TO the
Temple theater
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TRADE
WINDS"
Nv SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK President Roose-
eelt's appointment of Donald NJ
Nelson as chairman of the war pro-
duction board with power over all
government agencies is given the
full approval Of every manufacture
ing. industrial and financial official
contacted by your correspondent.
As the chief Of war production.
sDon" Nelson will really put in
uustrial America on an all out
basis. If the political-minded con-
gress will maintain hands off
policy. the nations machines will
soon hum the tune of We're in
the Army Now"
SERIOUS-With Nelson as big
chief of war production. all neces-
sary industrial plants of the nation
will shift output from civilian to
var goods. The motto Is the three
Cs: Convert-Conserve- Curtail.
Nelson says 1912 will be a cru
cial year - civilians must realize
that the nation is at war and that
many things are secondary. Short
ages will be severe within the next
six TO nine months, but not in food.
UNFANORABLE-The statement
of Secretary Knox that there will
be other reverses in the war,
coupled with the RFC $500, 900, 900
program to hasten synthetic rub
Der production, is accepted in cor
porate and financial circles as an
opening warning that allied mill
tary prospects in the Pacific the
alter of war are unfavorable.
RUBBER-The huge American
synthetic rubber plan, say the in
ternational grapevine. hits hard in
British and Dutch financial circles.
They have a good many millions
invested in Far East rubber plan
tations and here Uncle Sam comes
along declaring himself indepen-
dent Of natural rubber.
The program calls for an annual
output of 10000 tons. The United
States consumes, in peace time, no
more than 600, 700 tons. The pro-
gram has the Dutch and British
worried. 1t spells out a postwar
American price war between syn
thetic and natural rubber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steadily
warns that no one will benefit from
war profits. That is why it is not
wise to purchase copper mining
company shares on the new govern
ment subsidy program. The in
tent of the subsidy is to get high
cost mines into production. Low
cost producers will not benefit on
increased 1912 output.
REPORTS ARE THAT: Rubber
Industry securities have gone far
pricewise in discounting adverse
military and economic factors =.
United States plywood operations
hold at capacity levels Mesta
Machines order backlog largest in
history Libby. Mcneil & Libby
will show around so cents for fis-
cal year to end Mach 81 Loril-
lard dividend reasonably secure ..
Acme Steel management TO con-
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Situations Wanted, remsIe

GENERAL hDusswuTk and wallpaper
cleaning together Tao efficient
7e1s
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EXPERIENCED. reliable Waterman.
handyman earetakff. stationary
fireman. available February isf
GARLAND s732
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ATTRACTIVE a. rom honss Oh
uistif faE Eater sat sieetf.s stoSe
tied c4ga kltehen. fsnesian
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Gard of Thanks

MERRILL wish 70 extend my
heartfelt thanks and appreciation
for the acts OF kindness. messages
OF sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings received from my friends
In Tacoma and vicinity during my
sad bereavement In the loss OF my
beloved husband. Sumner + Merrill.
especially thank Rev. Arthur Bell
and Brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men. tSignedl
MRS. SUMNER T. MERRILL
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T1fnEE Fa<zfns elth hst6. anfarnlsh.
"a zsii Ne. szne Hsss Dsesmss
Lam ssf ca
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Wo1EN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
A. Lutheran Compass Mission 1878
Pacific ave 10 a n % . n
Ma esss. except Saturdays
BEAUTY student wishes v work in
exchange for room. Dbafd and car
fare. Phone Broadway 1870
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WORK WANTED. country. bateh. own
utenAllf slseping Bag Room No. .
ala Puyallup ave. Tacoma.
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Lost and Found

OST-Young. brown female Cocker
l. spaniel Terrier. Vicinity East 35th
and n street Answer 70 Boots. q"
Reward. 1902 East 35th 81
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Situations Wanted. Male

RING. patching. estimate.
gladly Garland 1854
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Help: Male and Female

FOR apparel chain store. Young man
or woman for training az window
trimmer. previous experience I'M
necessary: opportunity for advance
ment. Must be neat efficient and
active. DIS Tacoma Times.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Hostesses Entertain
At Supper.Shower

Mrs. Robert D. Macklin has re-
turned from New York, where she
spent one month with 1t. Macklin
and is now the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kane.
Miss Frances Bowie with Mrs.
Boyd Frey we're hostesses last eve
ming at surprise shower and sup
per party in compliment to Mrs.
Macklin, whose marriage took place
in July.
The party was given in the home
of Miss Bowie and the guests in
cluded Mrs. George Kane, Mrs. H.
Addison Bowie, Mrs. Norman Hough,
Mrs. John j. Hasley, Mrs. George
Horning, Mrs. Wesley Evans Buch-
anan, Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler, Mrs.
Thomas H. Schaffert, Mrs. Samuel
r. Miller Mrs Stephen Van Cort
land Schuyler, Mrs. Jacques Hadder,