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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
TREASURE CHEST
LOOK UP AT THE STARS
BY Ruth Taylor

when it is dark enough, you see the stars
Do feel downcas and dsheartened? Do you feel that
there ray light your horizon? That all gloom that
the its attendant evils much bear that
ahead there is nothing?
"When it is dark enough, you the stars"
Look around you The lad you knew have gone to
Careless thoughtess you called when their
they with shoulders squared courage and gay
It'll to their chns They up cherished ambitions and
hardshps change privatons death They
stars in the sky of your community.
Look around you See how your neghbos have accepted
the restrictions of accomplishing
how gladly they do without those things which they thought
necessities the housewife learning do buying
carefully and spending little the business regulating
businesses in order do his part the with his
hands, putting aside his hardwon longsought standards
living speed production the farmer keeping everastngy
bacbreakng toll to raise the food for Vctory Here
stars in your sky
Look you your community is TODAY
Black white, all partners Notice how
your fellow townsmen joining Civilian Defense backing
the u S. o. the Drives giving of themselves as
well as of money. Here stars in your sky.
Look around you See the courage trouble the
fellowship of the brotherhood of disaster Everywhere
there evidence growing seessnes greater neighbo
ness impotence with seishness striving the right
These the impershable your sky.
"When it is dark enough you the stars" Look
up and rejoice
Meat item that will appear frequently on our
tables during the coming though the GET
2 pounds week. about average
that the Engishman gets the IL per allowed Ger
the available Belgians Our
total meat supply the largest record but
needs of the fighting forces Allies will run three
billion pounds short of being able give
the meat they might want.
There will be more sugar for workers
population has jumped because of Apple pro-
raise the price of appesauce apple juice
cider and dried apples the increased producing
ana harvesting apples Cell prices for dry cleaning
for public inspection Retail prices for footballs
and other autumnal sporting goods will be Boys
Will have to get along with whatever loungng robes
are hand but mothers need worry
for infants sizes to g. and oversize their
WOODEN garments to fit Measures to protect nations
Federal buildings against air raid sabotage are
being taken by the Federal Works Two prob
ems to prevent of prisoners from PRISONS and
or dangerous animals from bombed Voators of the
mems and Womens clothing simpification make
expensive zoot suits and luke for female
tterbugs face WPB trouble The third anniversary of the
German invasion of Poland found that county
faint and unconquered with 100000 of its fighting
in action on United Nations fronts
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Hazlehurst News

Mrs. Sallie Ball left Wednesday
morning for Camp Gordon. Aueusta
Ga.,where she expects to spend some
time with her husband, Pvt Aaron
Ball.
The Misses Lillian Cobbins. and
Esther Louise, daughters of Prof q
B. Cobbins, of Jackson are VISITING
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Lewis and other relatives and friends
They report a most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Elma Beacham and daughter
Mrs. Maggie Mae Young of Chicago
are here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Earnstine Cryer of Natalbanv.
La, is now visiting in the city.
Mrs. Ora Brown, one of the county
teachers is at Columbia visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Brown
writes friends that she is ENJOYING
her visit and will return by the way
of Chicago.
Mrs Dorothy Lee Colhoun left
recently for Camp Gordon, Augusta.
Ca, where she expects to Join her
husband, Pvt. Charles Calhoun.
Mrs. Maggie Fauley is spending her
vacation in Chicago with her daugh-
ters and friends.
Mrs. Thelma Tanner left the past
weekend for Tennessee to visit her
husband, Pvt. John Tanner.
Miss Lucille Clausell, the daughter
of Mrs. Clausell who teaches in the
city school, left Wednesday for
Chicago.
Little Flora Ruth Rice has returned
to her home in Memphis, Tenn, after
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Lena
Beacham and grandmother, Mrs.
Fannie Camphor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Stringdri Denies
Navy Job All Set

Charles Stringent. 40. punch.
pumping business agent for the
AFL State, County and Municipal
Workers, went to trial on a
charge of assault and battery to-
day. considerably more upset over
another matter-his prospective
naval commission.
Stringari Indignantly retracted
previous statements that his APP
pointment as a lieutenant COM
'mander Of a PIT boat had been
cleared in Washington.
what are they 1.-THE navy
going to think Of me ?" he de-
manded irritably. I've applied,
that's true. But I don't know
whether everything's set"
Stringari, the son-in-law of
Frank X. Martel ALL leader,
whose impetuous fists have broken
up many a county meeting. faced
charges brought by Yale Stewart.
Go organizer. before Judge Chris
TOPPER f. Stein.
Stewart, giving away one arm
he lost in the Spanish revolution
and about so pounds weight, was
mauled by the husky AFL man
at welfare hearing Septem-
Der Ia.
Stringent resented Stewards
charge of "hoodlumism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
3 Cu|tists, Aides
of laps, toPrison

CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (INS). -
Thirty-two Negroes rounded up by
the FBI on charges of plotting
with the japanese were bound to-
day for federal prison cells follow
ing their sentences in federal court
on charges Of draft evasion.
Six others, who pleaded not
guilty. will be tried October Il.
Thirty-one were sentenced to
three years each and the other,
Emanuel Mohammed. u, who
ttfhted- himself a clergyman, was
given five-year term.
All the defendants were men,
bers of the so-called Temple of
Islam. cult. and all considered
themselves, they said. blood
brothers OF the japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Sabotage Brings
Crisis in Norway
Registered U. 5. Patent once
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Continued from Page One)
seph Terboven, Nazi overseer. and
ordered:
"A curfew between 10 p. m
and 5 a. m.
-fCessation OF all traffic by
p. m. and restriction of railways
to members of the German armed
forces.
3-Complete closing of all mo-
tion picture and legitimate the
alters.
4-Prohibition of all meetings
and of the gathering of more than
three persons.
5-Unconditional obedience to
German authority.
In ordering the invasion alert
along the entire coast. the Ger
mans also prohibited civilians from
certain coastal areas, advices said.
There were increasing indications
that the Germans were fearing an
Invasion more and more and were
determined to break Norwegian
resistance before the crisis arose.
Terboven had said earlier that
the sabotage had become so wide
spread that il imperiled the Sc
Icurity of the German occupation
forces as well as economic produc-
ton.
international News Service,
quoting a Stockholm dispatch to
the London Daily Express. re-
ported that Denmark's refusal
to join Adolf Hitler'S planned
confederation of GermaniZed
European states brought about
the crisis.
AVIATION CONFEDERACY
(The federation which Hitler
has sought to establish would
consist of Germany. Holland,
Norway and Denmark.
(Upshot of the crisis, it was
feared. would be seizure of con-
troll of the country by the ges-
tapo)
The trouble in Denmark, il was
revealed. has been brewing since
King Christians seventy-secondI
on September &c.
Adolf Hitler sent Christian. in
stead of a purely formal greeting,
a Long and hearty m essage.
Christian replied:
Thank you. Christian Rex"
Berlin made this the basis for a
complaint that the king had been
But Stockholm reports said that
this was preteXt for new German
demands to put Denmark under
more firm German control.
1t was revealed that before
Germany recalled its occupation
commander-in-chief and its min
lister TO Denmark and Denmark re-
called its minister TO Germany. the
Danish cabinet had been meeting
on relations with Ger
many.
Stockholm said German military
control had been intensified in
Denmark and that the new occu-
patton commander was likely to
be a strong-arm man and possibly
a high gestapo official.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Leg Art Out
Postal Authorities Warn
Picture Magazines

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 tfNS1.-
Uncle Sam is cunning for Eek
treme leg-and-bosom art" in the
film fan and picture magazines
and unless there is more cover,
on their front cover pic
lures. some of them may find
banned from the mails.
United States postal authorities
have served notice on the maya
zines in question and many an edi-
tor was busy today scurrying
through his photo files 10 substi-
tute more discreet pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
BOMBING ATTACKS
Stranded in Desert,
Thirsty, Kills Self

LAS VEGAS. New, Oct. 6 tINS).
A deputy collector of internal
revenue. stranded 1lS miles north
west of las Vegas when his car
stuck in a sandy road, committed
suicide after going three days
without water although the radia-
tor of his car was full, Deputy
Coroner d. G.. Lawrence said
today.
The federal officer, c. J. Simon
ton OF Los Angeles, scrawled a
tragic note telling Of his three
day search for water and then
crawled into the turtleback Of ms
coupe and shot himself in the
stomach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
WeNes Warns
French EnsIdved

WASHINGTON Oct s fNSt.
Acting Secretary of State Sum-
ner Welles today accused the
Vichy government of condemning
French workers TO slavery.
Welles said he believed that the
program to draft 10000 French
workers for deportation TO Ger
man war factories will reveal TO
the French people just where Pre-
mier Lavals policy of cooperation
with the Axis is leading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Doctor Enrolment
Intensified by Army
81 have been ordered to drain
of all available physi-

II have been ordered to drain
Michigan of all available physi-
clans" was the message today
Of Col. John G. Slevin. president
Of The Army Officers Medical
Recruiting Board tor the state
Speaking 10 800 doctors at the
first autumn meeting OF the
Wayne County Medical Society
last night. Colonel Sleyin said
physicians over 45 years of age
might expect 10 be called by the
army IN 1913 Or Milton A. Oar
line chairman Of the Society's
MEDICAL preparedness committee
said medical care might have tc
be raiioned as in Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Flying Forts Nip
NN<iS Like Ducks

UNITED STATES BOMBER COMMAND BASE SOME
WHERE IN ENGLAND, Oct. g (UP).-For six weeks
Germanys crack fighter pilots have been attacking Boeng
Flying Fortresses and they haven't been able to find soft
spot from front to tail
The Flying Fortresses the planes from which hlar
group of American boys have shot down approximately
40 German pilots while going and coming from daylight raids
France.
The planes bear the "Stinky Jr, "War Eagle,
etc. The Luftwae has raked them from angle utilizing
every method known fighter pilots but always with the
same lack of success
ONLY TWO FORTRESSES LOST
Only the Fortresses have been lost although many
have returned from fights against overwhelming odds with
their fueages wings shot full of holes and sometimes with
dead fers aboard
forced to fight their
way the target through $50 1905 and Messer
schmtt 100 fighters but dumped their bomb loads in the
target and returned home.
Capt. Robert Coulter of La Grange ILL.,. leader of
Fortress squadron, said:
Those Germans play a rough game but we giving
them hell They a cagy lot fighters but they do
like concentration heavy machine gun
Flying Fortreses If they try in close to foma
tons ducks. Sometimes 1 almost feel
sorry for them
CAN ALWAYS SEE FIGHTERS
Coulter added that his fers would rather face fighter
planes than anti-aircraft fire.
They always the fighter planes coming.
One of the of the Forresses is that they
keep their formations tight.
In this way they get concentration of fire power
pouring lead upward downward forward backward and from
both sides at the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
CONDUCTED IN GERMAN

The meetings always were con-
Quoted in German. Until a few
years ago bundists held national
in Chicago and New
York. But then, apparently by
orders from headquarters, their
activities became secret. Today
there may be bund meetings in
Detroit but they are underground
meetings. and they are undoubt-
eddy watched by the agents Of our
government.
For 1S years every member has
been known and watched. Today
our government tightens net
around them. The SO arc only a
beginning. John Bugas, Detroit
FBI chief, says he has the proof
that will strip these and other
disloyal naturalized Americans of
their citizenship.
Louis Hopping. assistant United
States attorney. said today as
summonseS were being prepared
to bring the So TO court
"The German-American bund-
lists philosophy, Once a German,
always German Is just fine
with us. Now we're ready TO
unmask them. Wen return
them 10 Germans and never
more under the security OF
American citizenship will they
endanger this land"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
UNDER CONTINUAL FIRE

IN the AleutianS United States
Army bombers and pursuit planes
definitely held the upper hand and
were reported keeping japanese
Invasion forces at kiska under
continual fire" from secret new air
bases hundreds of miles west OF
Dutch Harbor
Little resistance by the Japs
was reported in the Kiska area,
but in the Solomons enemy units
appeared to be moving in relent-
lessly for another attempt to re-
capture the important Guadalcanal
airport which the United States
Marines seized two months ago.
2Is PLANES DESTROYED
In four days of action which
ended October 2, American air
forces in the Solomons destroyed
10 japanese planes. damaged a
destroyer and pounded Japanese
positions and ammunition dumps
in enemy held portions of the
archipelago.
The latest successes boosted to
at least 219 the number Of Jap
planes destroyed in the Soiomons
campaign and to more than % the
number of enemy ships sunk and
damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
The War
Today
: Red Drives
Peril Killers
~ Campaign
By LOUIS F. KEEMLE
ot the Unned. Pre-. War Desk


cant developments are in
progress on two even more
important sectors, today's
news from Russia shows.
Russian progress at Vo-
ronezh, $50 miles northwest
of Stalingrad, and IN the
Caucasus west of the Grozny
oil fields indicates a broad
plan of Russian strategy which
is slowly wrecking the Ger
man 1912 program, if it has
not already done so.
If the Germans take Stain
grad now, il will be something
of Pyrrhic victory because
of the tremendous cost in
volved.
The Russians are detenolng
Stalingrad TO the last, but its
fall at this juncture would
not be a great strategic loss.
The city's usefulness as an
industrial center has probably
been destroyed by the pound
ing of German artillery and
bombers. just as Sevastopol
was RACED before its fall.
Moreover, the Germans have
already cut the Voiga traffic
artery northward from Stain
grad, so that factor does not
enter into consideration.
TIMOSHENKO COULD
possibly have made Stalingrad
secure by massing all his
force there. Instead, he estab-
.lished a strong right flank at
voronezh and is on the Of
fensive there.
At the same time he held
enough troops in the Caucasus
to halt the German drive short
of the Grozny fields after it
had rolled southeastward with
such q rush after the fall OF
Rostov.
Marshal Fedor Won Book,
now replaced, appears to have
erred in trying to crash
through to Stalingrad and the
Caucasus oil fields simultane-
ously. This was a violation
of Hitler's principle of one
Job jective at a time and may
have had something TO do
with his removal.
TIMOSHENKO'S OF
FENSIVE against the German
left flank in the Voronezh
region is a potential threat to
the whole German position
along the volga.
Even if Timoshenko cannot
knife through and drive. to the
rear of the Germans at Stain
grad, he is in a position to
immobilize their drive toward
the lower Volga and Astra-
khan on the Caspian Sea.
The Astrakhan drive was a
main German objective be-
cause ii would put them
athwart the Allied supply line
to Russia by way of the
Caspian and would cut of the
army Of the Caucasus from
the army of the North.
As it is, Hitler's campaign
appears to have been stalled
for the winter west of the
Volga, in which case the gains
of his summer campaign are
far overbalanced by the losses
he incurred.
THE STIFFENING of the
Russian resistance in the Cau-
casus is mighty encouraging.
With the Germans deeply
committed from Voronezh 10
StaliHgfsd,, the army now IN
the Caucasus could hardly be
heavily reinforced.
The situation in the eau
casus is not certain. although
reports from Moscow indi-
cate the Germans may have
abandoned large scale attacks
in the Mozdok area, leading TO
the oil fields.
II the Russians can hold
there, Hitler will be deprived
Of the prize he coveted most.
A BRITISH source reports
that Hitler dismissed Won
Book because the marshal
wanted to follow up the cap
ture of Leningrad with a
\northward drive against Mos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Treasury TO Ask
6-BiIIion Addition
To New Tax Bill
Forced Savings Plan
Expected; Victory Levy
Is Principal Issue
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL
News Service stan Writer

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Over-
Swallowed by Secretary of the
Treasury Morgenthau's warning
that he will soon ask for still an
additional $4,000, 100000 in taxes,
debate opens in the Senate today
on the new $1,000, 100000 revenue
bill. with the 5 per cent victory
gross income levy as the outstand-
ing issue.
Senate leaders are determined
to push the measure to passage by
Friday night.
The Senate finance committee,
which revised the House-approved
tax bill, submitted a report in
which il outlined the proposed
huge increases in many forms of
taxation without argument. ex-
cept that it defended the victory
tax and its action on corporation
levieS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
FIJI BareS
Birth of
Bund Here
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satellites will follow them into
federal courts.
Until year before Americas
entry in World War III. the De-
troit bund was bold in its activi-
ties.
Members maintained a camp on
Dixie highway outside OF Clark
ston. where they flew the swastika
flag and each Sunday held huge
political meetings. From tot to
grandpop. these Germans heiled
Hitler. heard orders from der
fuehrer. boosted of their pure
Aryan stock. Most OF them were
naturalized Americans and had
pledged allegiance to the United
States.
Once when newspapers turned
the spotlight too directly on their
activities, these make believe
Americans hurriedly pasted pic
lures of George Washington on
the walls of the meeting hall or
Dixie highway. Germans admire
two Americans: Washington and
Lincoln.
OWN YOUTH MOVEMENT
The bund camp had its own
movement, fashioned after
Hitler's. One of the instructors
in German language and theology
was a Michigan youth, educated
in local schools and other Amer
lean universities. He left here
when Germany entered the war to
join its army.
FBI files on him now are closed.
He has just been killed in action.
The Detroit bund had its storm
troopers. They goose-stepped-
they goose-stepped right through
the streets of Detroit in Nazi uni
forms. Federal officials refuse to
say where or when.
Seasons other than summer,
ocal followers of Hitler gathered
at the restaurant of Max and
Agnes Stephan. II was there they
wildly speech in the
spring of 1941 given by Wilhelm
kunze, who succeeded Kuhn as
national leader of the German
American bund. German propa-
sanda films were shown regularly
AZ Max.