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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
The War
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BY LOUIS +. kEEMLE
United Press War Desk

TT MAY be a coincidence,
but growing unrest in con-
quered Europe came within
As hours of Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering's speech in
which he assured the Ger
man people that although the
others may starve this winter,
the Germans will be fed at
their expense.
In his callous speech, Goer-
ing cast aside the Nan cloak
of pretense about Germany's
intentions toward other ma
tons.
The subject peoples, If they
had any doubt about what TO
expect, can have none now.
The speech obviously was
intended TO bolster German
morale. The fact that it needs
bolstering indicates that 1t is
weakening. which it undoubt-
edly is in the fourth year OF
what the Germans were told
would be a short and easy
war.
THAT is not to say that
German morale is breaking,
nor that it is likely TO in the
near future. But disilusion-
ment and hardship apparently
are having their effect and 1t
is likely TO be cumulative.
The German people will not
starve this winter, that is
certain. But there are other
things tending to wear down
their resistance. The fright
full casualties being suffered in
Russia cannot be concealed
from them.
British and American mass
bombings are taking a heavy
toll of German cities, with an
inevitable loss Of civilian life,
although that is not the object
of the raids.
THIS COMES to a people
who had been assured by
..Goering himself that they
would never be bombed as
Britain was. Goering had to
admit that the German luft-
waite is tied up in Russia
and could not retaliate on
Britain now.
The best he could promise
was that when Russia is de-
feated, Britain's turn will
: come again. That would seem
to be cold comfort with Russia
still much in the war and
virtually certain TO be in it all
winter.
Added TO its troubles on
the home front, the Germans
: are faced with increasing diff.
crlties among the occupied
and even the satellite coun-
%-fries.
-. They also have the con-
: slant fear Of second front,
as seems evidenced by a re-
-.ported invasion alert along
7, the Norwegian coast.
SERIOUS OPPOSITION has
.-sarisen in Norway, and trouble
= Apparently is brewing also in
!. Denmark, hitherto a com.
/. paratively docile il unhappy
= country.
: :. German efforts 10 force
slave labor out OF France TO
!. add TO the 100000 quota OF
:. enforced labor already drawn
= from the subjected peoples
:. also is encountering difficulty.
News that 10 high official.
: Of the French labor ministry
- have resigned in protest and
- that the labor recruiting bu.
-Sreau at Lyons has been bombed
lis symptomatic.
- II indicates that the spirit
ss..-of unoccupied France has no,
- been broken.
- ADvERTIsENENr
II &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Now without the real support of these people,
the will be enormously difficult and winning the peace
nearly impossible This not simply for technical task
forces, it is also war for mems minds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

DoBERNAN pups registered; ears clipped
Very reasonable. o.56 CfAnsaaN. Dat4'
-.--.E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

PFKINGESF male I've ue-tls rei
~. -o1pEhred. SO. 1904 Nsfhblre
HaEsrth of3s
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Wanted Miscellaneous

a PARTY wants furniture as soon :
possible, VIII Pay cash Tyler 6-s22
FURNITURE WA%TED-Wln pay bes
prices Y0Ckey Bros. Temple 2-i637.
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StoUes and Heaters

a BRAND new 1871 modei/tappan Gas
kanese IS .fei tgR htht t2u'f Dsntf
BENJAMIN Appliance SHOPS
1892 LiNERNOIS. 49,. s. FENkEIL
1855 GRATIOT AT SIX MILE RS. r
OPEN Sun ~ no IS FVts TILL 10
a BRAID new 1850 hotpoint Eecirc
RauFD $40
BENIANrT frPIIASCF SHOPS
1892 lINFENOiS bL IS -FENkFLI
i5-11 EEATlOT at SiN NJfN ILl h.
GrF$ sun vi 40 81 EYES TILL fn
A USED OIL HEATER
Dn. N.rEa Hrr IuI Fhsrm seven f1Huf
.tiSe lhqurc gasoline station. 1850 Joy
Road. open eyenings aud sunday.
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
Dogs

Dogs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

NOT respprs Pole fur dep's CONTRACTED hy
nv sife AFTER the tH'e AaEgie burden
auef Clarence Dlr'er
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Wearing Apparel
Store and Office Equipment
Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH DRUMS. Sl75 up. delivered. Also
fuel o.l drums Trinity 10O26
ASH. garbage on drums tanks. boiler IN
stSntarcuus heater, electric charger alec.
mol tires Vnewaod I-g5sgs
ICE SKATES. Sl.4g up Dawson Tn.
claimed Freight stores 1887 L!vernaIs.
213a East Dawson, 1885, Grand River.
1870 Mack GoGr great styrcsj.
KODAKS-move cameras Wal sclI. buy.
eNchange. Acme Camera PIX rl7 shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

AsTROLOGER PHOEBE CARTEK--C
suitAtiOn daily yefy reasonable i4s
ellen tncar Jcfersoul
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PILES A%D CHROSIC DISEASES
S.eressf.u lgIce treatment whte Rnrsiog
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. 5Og5 Cass
aA.r--a Tltr.Ln II -
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DANISH SLUGGISH EAT

INTENTION Elinur. p" Lois Jessie. %
"Renita entertainers. Rainbow Tea
room 10 John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

AMAZING. M" As,rologist! Whom
you've heard over radio. consultation.
your home or mine. Appointments. Yer
mont 5-4i32
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SO NEEuLEs HaTr removed air'ess.}.
psrraueut} guaranteed keAt Institute
-0s Francs PAINS buid.0g Ean1c IA
Zlsa
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HYOFA HERNIA ASH RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as ycu Work
-7,o WOODWARD TE. 1850
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DOES YOUR Pers0naltiy Meri, wider Ae-
qusin;aEce, Line social Service. 1850
Curtis
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HAIR PERMANENTLY removed Multiple
Eiretrolys.s Euila Boccabciia. 5Is3
Grafic, plaza Os6O
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al SPECIAL, 9xl2, $3.50
pasnfs.y cleaned. er.va'er absolutely
committed insured Garfield Pug nod
Furniture Cleaners Yer 3.iao} 1000
Us CAnps4
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HOME BARGAINS In HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
Electric Refrigerdtors

FRIGIpAIRE--6 cu0lc feet. used; Net
Nser. S3T Mehy others. shamrock
1920 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Personals

LIQUOR habit stoppe1 a, home secretly
Arnold. 2iSi Nat Bank Bldg RIA. 1884
ADA lord Astrol0gist Concise. Cels-
brated Educated tmoyed). 7Gii wood
ward, Madison 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE Pain
less Treatments 81 Lifetime Guarantee
o. Doctors References. Eiectro.ysls Clinic.
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DEBT relief See Credit Adjustment CO !.
SIS Bar.um Tower Detroit Gil. s347
Open until q Thursday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

ASTROLOGER - FvanFeline Berry - $500
BurlnRame Civernois Grand Kiyerb ap-
pointments II 90 NQrihlAwn -722a-
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At BILL CRAPS GRILL AvtroloEer
Esirue Isuuche7nS. Drinks. l24 John u
tnowustalrs
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Sewing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum, wsshe
repair BOZ homes 81 Free estimates
I-H.N 5000 Central Service.
SINGER pROPLEAF. GOOD SEWER
1875 BROADWAY CADILLAC SIC
WHITE 1912 Haor samples a. give avs
prices. used ones s. up. $3.50 cratic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADYs-Large vans, insured $3.50 80. two
men. any time. Townsend SOAR.
GRIFFIN's MOVERS 80 Quality service
Reasonable. 81 up per load. Madison
2sg2
PACIFlC-Storage 81 room lowest rates;
trucking. 81 20 hour Randolph 6233,
VICTORs MOVING. sTORAGE-strictly
hired men; established since 1925; lowest
flat rates. l7l26 Syracuse. Twinbrook
-nOh0
VIRLEY COULTER Moving expressing
trunks, storage. reasonable prices. Cadil-
lac 21l6.
WINNER VAN LINES Interstate. local
storage; insured. 1880 quincy. Univer.
kLlY 2.6R50
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AsfP0ioGfsT ELISE Tea Pot p7mei.
fil7 Second. Apartment ca. Columbia
s~uO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

lac CrXatA=Iell- LeGelahIe- 14nlat+s-z VA. :
let you down no drugs thyroid or starva-
tion fads sans. Hgdsons, Druggists
OXFORD 2e1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

AsTROLOSkR 30 years experience.
WORLDS FAIR, radio. 80 Peterboro.
CHerrN NsAl
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Bus Transportation

$3.50 Chicago $3.50
TOLEDO. eoc NEW YORK. sss5
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS. AT BAGLEY RA. 1891
, CONSULT the enArged Real Estate iistlngs
the big Sunday Times Want Ad
section
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al A SPECIAL. 9x12 = $3.50
cam and carry. s. 20. 3s years expert
erce. l09- guarantee Detroit Oriental
PuF Works l2l22 Rroatsfree' no 32on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

AsTROLOGER e. Lowell. weu-known De-
troiter. popular N Florida Lafay cite
T0pa
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PROF ELTON AsTEOLOGY
CO<Sf f.TATfC% daily JOBS TufstsNs.
F-ftays ur'a q closed SUNDAY 54Is John
p Ret Er.kre snt Elliott sFer'al. 81
REV sFFIUN I'll. MONROE --- contden-
'.ai ra.s-iiat-.as by appointment. SOL
FH.' Tswrle 9fps
REVEREND IrIIfAN lEE-ChUrch o.
CYttt APP ailments daily 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tfiers6-73s3
STOMACH uIcsf rcUrtl Investigate Won
co $40 David Stou BluE. a $50
Et-TATf Tat- 1tu will ae paid f'r
informal .r on ne following resulting 10
recovery 20 cars listed
Vera ara y ~ p M - goo West
Grand boulevard and 1888 General M1t0rs
ptE $3.50 BUCK setaa. serial l3fis7s3
license AZ e3af
John Wars ~ sfC r,ski-e art employed
Trrksr AN.e 1850 De soto i-c.or dsfk
r.!a serial 6I38.g. license AY 6TZs. Cali
~ BeeHr IA $3.50 except slrtaYs
WILL ~ te responsible f.r any dents
contracted DJ arr ONE her than myself
a .-rf ltUfse rIf navajo
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LEARN TO DANCE

TREE STUDIOS EsTAB - YEARS
20 LESSONS s. 81 MEN AID WON ~
Fua Trat Walk EI.mba - lder1 S. .Hi
Wizard ~ AieNa frlrr Ter Sff1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
FACTORY CLOSEOTT
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS

LIVING Pm suites. TO-, above cost. save
l0c Van LoEern 1857 Charlevoix.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Foundry Forge Orchestra
Invites New Members

Young adults who have had ex-
perience playing with an orchestra
are invited to join the growing
Foundry Forge Orchestra. sponsored
jointly by the Tuesday Club of
Foundry Methodist Church and the
District Welfare and Recreation As
ISOLATION, Raymond Wright, director,
announced yesterday.
The orchestra, which plays semi
classical and classical selections, as
well as sacred music, rehearses every
Monday at 8 pm. on the second
floor of the Let's Building, Sixteenth
and P streets NV.
Musical compositions are furnished
through arrangement with the Cen
trail Public Library.
At present. Mr.. Wright said, this
is the only orchestra of its kind in
Washington 1t provides an oppor-
tunity, he added. for many incoming
Government workers who have
played in orchestras at home and
wish to keep on with their music
while in washington.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Appeal for Binoculars
For Navy 10 Be Broadcast

A half hour will be added on the
regular Navy School of Music broad
cast on Station WWDC at 8 pm.
Tuesday so that the daughters of the
Vice President and two admirals
may discuss the Navy's need for
binoculars.
The three young women who will
ask for contribution of binoculars to
the Navy for the duration are Miss
Jean Wallace, daughter of Vice Pres
ident Wallace; Miss Mildred King,
daughter of Admiral Ernest j. King.
commander in chief of the Fleet,
and Miss Betty Lou Kaufman,
daughter of Rear Admiral James
Kaufman. Their three-way dis
cussion of the campaign for binocu-
lars will be heard from $50 to 10
pm. Tuesday on Station WWDC.
Shortages of metals and glass
needed for the binoculars is handi-
Gaping the Navy in production Of
these naval instruments. The Navy
instituted some time ago Nation
wide drive for loans by private citi-
zens of their own sets, to be returned
after the war unless lost in naval
action.
The program will be directed by
Miss Lucille Fine.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Federation Looks Back
On Eventful Civic Year
High Lights Include Civilian
Defense Aid and Support OF
Successful Legislation
CIVIC NEW s.
By JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.


Delegates
deliberations for the current and look
Of their work reflected In
operation Of the Capital Of the United States.
Perhaps the biggest undertaking of the delegates the
ganzaon fall Of the community meetings from which
the civilian defense committees deputy wardens
CITY, officially after doing the oganza
the Federation has maintained its contact
through activities
gates field President Harry N Sul is assistant to the
Federation members also helped out in the
preparing
the share -your-car program.
study the rent-contro problem the Federation
its to and saw them borne
the bill that is the Rent Control Act Ernest Henry
the Pewoh Association and Federation leader became general
counsel for the rent administrator.
Sought Recreation Board.
Delegates fought independent Recreation Board for the
almost entirely
line with their proposals The board which has just begun
administer the farung recreation properties of the Capital
headed by Harry Wende executive vice president of the
group
The bill to create parking agency strong
support Federation, the appointments the
chairman
Committee Legislation and delegate from North
Capitol Association. The will study socaed fringe park
ing lots the edge of the business belt.
When the of milk threatened to skyrocket last spring.
delegates Administrator
put ceiling milk and urged Secretary of Agriculture
Wckard granting price increase the milk farmers
Both of these actions followed shortly afterward
They continuation the accident investga
tion unit of the Police Department and followed shortly
tenance of the unit
pnba emporiums-penny arcades-by children
the taken the police District Building
District Attorney
Favored Court Reorganization
The reorganization BILL consolidating police
npal creating intermediate court Of appeals
resented the citizens before the G
Of the entire city government.
Along with other the Federation pressed for
watched effect last winter Knge
call Military road will be
public hearing Tuesday at 10
They called for 352 additional policemen and supported the
legislation that has added 200 to the force during the though
of these have been called military duty and replace
ments getting hard to find
Expansion of physical training the public schools
dorsed and 100000 appropriation for the the
1943 District budget well five additional school medical in
spectors and improved school dental program.
In the field of zonng they opposed the Randolph bill to
residential the duration boarding roong
houses provided fire required the
Escape Act by such operations.
To help meet the problem of housing incoming workers
they sponsored the amendment the Control
which taking residential
permitted by the Zoning Commission
rooming house operators
tenants without order Landlord Court.
The Federation also purchased 81 900 worth Of War bonds
show its support of the campaign.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Know Your d. C-No. IL
Temporary Commission Government l874.l878

Commissioners, William
Ohio Henry Ketcham Of New York and Henry
of Missouri took the running of the District Of
July 1874 Their first meeting held in the
old Arlington Hotel Vermont avenue where the Veterans Bureau
They continued this regular place of meeting
moving the second floor
of the building at the northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue
Seventeenth NV.
temporary exercise all and author
y formerly vested in the Governor Public Works
except specifically also subject to all the
and limitations imposed by law They given power
to apply
expenses support public the Fire Department. the
and the of the District debts both
including aboers and other employees of
the District and of the Board of Public Works
consolidate
two or more Offices reduce the number of employees
make appointments Office authorized by law
The required reduction of Is cent in the compensa
employees except public
schools and officers employees Department.
The law provided for the detail by the President of officer
the Engineers Of the United States Army who would
subject the supervision and direction the Commissioners have
control and charge the work of repair and of all
alleys and bridges brief he
given all the and authority which had developed the
chief engineer of the Board of Public Works.
the existing assessments fixed
the real estate in the City Washington the rate
made s3 Georgetown $780, Washington County,
the Government positively temporary
pad in the provision in section Of the act which required the
appointment Of joint committee Congress make
prepare for permanent form of government This
and two Representatives definitely
instructed ito prepare and submit to Congress statement OF the
the of the said Government
thereof including interest the funded debt which should
be borne by said District and the United states TO-
gethr with the which their conclusions may be based
The government had large job in completing
much started by the Board of Public Works
building and efficient organization While
made the subject investigation by Congress after they had
operated about half Congress generally satisfied
with the results by temporary commission The best
evidence of this to be found in the making permanent OF mod
hed form Of commission government, in 1873
The citizens of the period divided sharply over the
question elective appointed and considerable
agitation continued for restoration of the elective franchise At
preponderance citizens believed that OF
Federal Government
equitable share of the expenses the District than to set up
potent elective accomplished and con-
tnued for many years
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Finan Finds Warden Service
Aids Membership in Chillum
Is Leader of
Civic GROUP
In His Area

The warden service has brought
neighbors together, In the opinion
of M. F. Finan, president of the
Chillum Heights Citizens Associa-
ton.
II think we should have a con-
siderable membership increase this
year" he predicted.
As it is, his wife. who is financial
secretary of the association. has
brought in more than 300 new men,
bers in three years. With a note of
pride in his voice, he pointed out
that her record averaged 100 mem
bers year.
Mr.. Finan, who was the chairman
Of the areas defense committee, Is
now deputy warden He said he
felt the warden job brings one
closer to the warden service than
the committee work. Which job
does he like better?
Il believe they are both head
aches" he said.
Backs New Fire Station.
This is Mr.. Finans first year as
head of the association. year
which has not been unmarked by
achievement. A member OF the
Fire Department and president OF
the City Fire Fighters Association.
he went to bat"-as he expressed
it-for a new engine house at North
Capitol and Crittenden streets. He
said the funds for the station in
the new appropriation measure had
been cut by a House subcommittee
but finally restored by a conference
committee.
Mr.. Finan, who testified for the
new station, said he believed it was
necessary because it is good dis
tance from any other engine house
in the area. which is building up
RAPIDLY" He also pointed out that
there were a number Of large groups
of buildings in the section, includ-
ing Soldiers Home, Catholic Univer-
sity and the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
A member Of the School Commit
tee of the association and the Board
of Trade. where he is, chairman OF
its Subcommittee on School Rec
ords, Mr.. Finan is interested in
seeing that the basement OF the
Rudolph School is completed. Orig
inal plans, he said, called for a boys
and girls gymnasium and locker
rooms, the cost of completion being
an estimated $1,000.
Zoning Fight On.
There is a fight on now, he said,
on rezoning from A restricted to
semi-restricted a section north Of
the Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
tracks between Riggs road and
Third street NE. and Eastern ave-
nue. on the north. At present, he
explained. there are detached homes
there. while the plan is to have
so-called Community dwellings" ("
Evening star., 1942-06-28

music, hostesses, YMCA, 1736 G
street NV, pm. today.
Games. buffet supper. music,
YWCA, Seventh and K streets NV,
4 pm. today.
Most churches present young
peoples programs on Sunday eve
ming. The programs usually begin
with teas or buffet suppers at about
6 pm. which are followed by wor-
ship periods, forum discussions or
addresses by guest speakers.
FOR COLORED SERVICE MEN.
Church service and dinner at
Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1O:30
am. today; sightseeing tour of the
city, pm. today; games, swimming,
7 pm. today. Meet~at the YWCA.
1916 Twelfth street NV. for all
activities.
Dancing. refreshments, Leisure
Lodge for Servicemen, 1439 U Street
NV, 7 pm. TODAY.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Safety Council Urges
Care Over July 4

CHICAGO. June 27.-A parade of
last-fling drivers will jam the Ma
tion's highways over the Fourth of
July. the National Safety Council
predicted today.
Predicting a traffic volume only
slightly less than in normal years,
the council is launching a Nation
wide campaign against accidents
that will result from the heavy
traffic and other recreational activi-
ties. The need for a safe celebration
Of the Fourth is especially acute this
year. since every accident wastes
manpoWer. time and material vital
to victory. it stated
The council urges motorists to
forego all unnecessary driving over
the holiday as patriotic way of CO.
operating in the Governments pro-
gram to conserve tires and relieve
congestion.
For those who feel they must use
their cars, the council recommends
slower speeds and unusual caution,
both to conserve rubber and to avoid
accidents that are so costly this year
to the individual and the war effort
alike.