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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

kMO-bob Crosoys OF.
KVI-Final.
KTBI-Melodv Cruise.
K o MO - News. IL -.
Music. ll.55. News.
KJR-Paul Carson. II IS
News.
EIRO - Easy Listening.
IL As. Alaska News.
1900 MIDNIGHT
KMo-siRn Off.
z VI = Matinee. II 80,
Sign OFF
KTB1 - Melody Cruise:
1880. Sign Off.
KIRO-Concert. ! q. m.
Sign Off.
SUNDAY
500 A. NJ.
K NJ o - Morning De-
yotions.
XVI - Chapel Organ De-
yotionals.
KTBI Marching Along.
S:l5. Organ Moods.
Sacred
Hour.
RJR-Compass Mission.
X r o West Coast
Church OF the Air.
$3.50 A. NJ.
lKMO-Wilson Ames. Or
gan; s45, Voice OF
Prophecy Choir
KV1-Church of the Air
* T B 81 News: s35.
String Time. s45,
Chapel Songs
lKOMO-Fellowship Hour
lKJR - Revue in Nina
ture: BIAS, Voice OF To-
morrow.
X / r o - Invitation to
Learning.
500 A. M.
X NJ o - Music for SUM-
day, e::l5. Bread of Life
/ KVI-Sunday School OF
the Air.
RTBI = Central Baptist
Church.
TX o NJ O. Sunday Down
South.
|KJR - News; eos. Gra-
ziella ParraEa. o:15. Al
and Lee Reiser.
XII r o - Synoopation
Piece.
$3.50 A NJ.
KMO-Frank Cahel. Sam
Brewer and John B.
Hughes.
XVI - Chamber Music
Cycle.
X T BI - Glenn Miller:
e45. At the Keyboard
KOMO-Emma Otero.
KJR-Revue in Miniature
kfRO-Salt Lake raper-
nacle Choir. Organ.
1000 A. nj.
X MO - News: lo:i5.
Echoes OF the Stage.
KVI-News; 1918. Close
Harmony.
lKTBI - Gilbert a. sulli-
van. 1915. Bob Crosby
KOMO = Upton Close;
| 1O:l5. Silver Strings.
KJR-Music Hall.
KIRO-Chureh OF Air
| 1890 A. Nj.
lRMO - Echoes OF the
Stage: 10 AS. Canary
Chorus.
lKVI-Pan America.
X T BI - News: 1898,
Benny Goodman. Don
aid Novis.
IKOMO The World Is
4 Yours
KJR-Speaking OF Ola m
our; 10:45. Music For
| Listening.
* r o - News: l045.
Hymns of Worship.
100 A. NJ.
KMO-Independent Bible
1 Church
XVI Sunday Philhar-
monic
K T BI Presbyterian
| Church.
lKOMO - Sammy Hayes
Sunday Sere a d @:
| 1915 Concert Petite
KJR-Pet Parade. ll:l5.
Serenade.
KIRO-Spirit OF az.
1880 A. VI.
KMO-Church Service.
lKVI-PhilhArmonic
K 7 BI - Presbyterian
Church.
kOMO-chicago Round
Table.
KJR - University Chris
tian Church.
KIRO-The World To-Day
1900 NOON
x NJ O. Services: l2:i6.
Studio.
KVI-Philharmonic.
X T BI Paul Carson.
/ l2:I5. Bling Crosby
kOMO - Dog Chat. Bob
Becker: i2:i5. H V
Kalten born
KJR-John Seagle. Il is.
I Studio Party
KIRO-Symphony Hour.
1890 p Nj.
KMO-Seed Talk l2:4s.
Wash state Defense
Program.
KVI-Album OF waltzss:
i2:45. Civilian Defense
Program
lKTBI Matinee Melodies
kOMO - Captain Quiz.
i24S. Defense Report
KJR-Dancs Time. u As.
Defense Report.
KiRO-Symphony.
90 z. NJ.
KMO-Lutheran Hour.
KVI-The luke Boa.
.KTBI - Gypsy Strings:
l.15. Russ Morgan.
X o NJ o - Gill's Garden
Talk. liS. Tony wons
Scrap BOOK.
KJR-EnmADuel, Taber-
nacle, Rev. A J. Bard.
kIRO-Symphony.
1880 y VI.
KAO - Young Peoples
Church
XVI Bible Presbyterian
Church
KTBI - News. las Ac-
oorciAn Aces las.
Harry Horluck
kOAO-Plsys For Amer
leans
KJR-RsT. Henry Ness.
Hollywood Temple.
KIRO-PAuSes That Re-
fresh.
200 p VI.
K n o. Hear America
SinEias
kfl-Cspsy Fluclez.
kIBI - DR. Bot Jones
& AIS. This Rhythmic
Axe
K o NO Metropolitan
Additions
KF-Dancf Orch
EKfRO Ta - tlH
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hopkins adams

CONTINUED From Page Ninel
"Anul you - she said. 7 would
hate TO have YOU snnnlled. Loren.
There's only one OF YOU
And the species might die out
I said.
Not IL ! can do anything about
IT, she said. The color came high
and quick into her cheeks. but her
eyes were brave and steady on him.
Al last he got it. Judy. JUDI
dylr
I walked over and opened the
door. It's your move, chessplay-
err" said.
Smoke Was drifting toward the
sun that hadn't quite risen when
I got up next morning. There was
soft. gray mist over the world.
I fed three patches OF truekies.
Dolf shifted the spicy air. He put
up paw and nudged my knee.
"okay. boy" I said. II know
how you feel"
For goodbye I wrote a note and
pinned il to the stockade door. II
advised Doc and Juddy to get mar
ried quick because there wouldn't
be any chaperons at Tambay as
of this date and until further no.
tice. At the crossroads gsssery
the red headed man came out
yswning.
"Hiya, Nom" he said. Fill her
up"
"Hiya. Monty" I said. "An she
will take, and oil"
He popped his eyes at the Fee
deria. off to the roads again,
Nom >"
"Off to the roads"
Didn't like Tambay."
II liked Tambsy a lot" said.
But you can't stay one place for
ever
NO.. he said. II expect not.
Not If lady has breathed as
much dust as you have. Nom. It
gets in the blood. And there's al
ways the road"
Yes, there's always the road"
said.
Good luck. Nom" he said. "Tn
be seem you"
Some day" said. Good luck,
Monty"
]. put her in gear. The Feederia
rolled. The dust banked behind
us and rode the breeze back to-
ward Tambay.
l looked ahead at the far turn
and wondered what was around
on the other side.
THE END
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X lbl-mstlnet Melodies
kOMO - Golden Melo-
dies: 3:25. News.
KJR-Dance Orchestrs.
X l r o - Calling Pam
America.
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Parade OF News.
KVI-Svine Concert.
KTBI-News: ass. Swine
Phony: 3.45, Novelties
KOMO = Religion IN the
News: s:45 Three suns
| Trio
KJR-Aloha Land: 345
4 Edward Tomlinson.
X I r o - News. 3:s5
Johnny Forrest, News
reel.
400 r. NJ.
KAO-Dance Time.
KvI-Moment Musicale.
KTBI-Concert Master.
KOMo - This Week OF
war.
KJR-Messages Of Israel
k1RO-People's Platform
4:30 p. NJ.
KMO = News: 445. Net
KviGcocktaii Hour.
KTBI-Meet the Band;
AS, Nelson Eddy.
KOMO - Emmo Ofero;
4.46. H. v. Kaltenborn.
X J r - Uncle Franks
Children.
KIRO-Keep En- Flying;
A:4o. World Today.
100 p. M.
X NJ o - America Pre-
ferred: Sis, Shutdown
Serenade.
EvI-Invitation 20 Dance
KTBI-News; SIS, Har-
mony Hall.
KOMO - Newspaper Ad-
venture: Sis. Paul
Carson. Organ.
KJR-Uncle Prank.
KIRO - Frank Graham
Sports. Sis. Anita
Carol. Songs.
$3.50 p M.
KMO-Beacon Light.
KvI-Twilight Tempos.
KTBI - Freddie Martin,
6:45, Crazy Cowboy.
KOM - I'd stocker'i
Music
KJR-Ted Steele. Variety
X ] r o - News Review;
545. Bob CARED; SIS
John ChAs. DAILY. News
600 r. Nj.
KMO-News: SOS, Music
lnterlude: 6:i5. Phi
Stearns
KVI-Dinner Hr Music
KTBI-News: sos. Hor.
ace Heidt. 6:15. Tom.
KoMO = National Barr
Dance
KJR-Studio Party: 6:15
News.
KIRo-This Is Washing.
ton.
$3.50 P. M.
NO = Rev. Edwards
6:45, News.
Kv1-Dinner Hour Music
KTBI-Dance Time: 6:45
News.
KOMO National Barr
Dance.
X J X = Walter Dam
rooschs Birthday PARTY
KIRO-Yeo. Organ: Gas
Saturday Serenade.
700 p. Nj.
KAO-John B. Hughes
News: 7:le. Spot Light
Bands.
kvI-Newe 7:ls. Anita
Boyer.
KTBI-Shovcass
kOMO-Sports Eewsreel,
7:l5. Ink Spots.
KJR-Believe II or Not
kIRO-Serenade: 7:l5,
See by the Paper.
1880 F vi.
KMo Spotlight Bands.
74s. Studio.
KvI-Music OF All Ma
tionA
KTBI-News 7.s5. Count
Basil: 7:45. Andrew
Sisters.
kOMO-Grand Ole Opry
kJR-Red Ryder.
KIRO-Hi. Neighbor.
500 p. NJ.
KMO-Ray Mobiles orch
XVI - The War Today.
Sis. Stadium-LinColn
kTBI Saturday Swing.
kOMO-Truth or Conss-
ouencea.
KJR-Dsnce Orch SIS
University Explorer.
hRO-Lombsrdos Orch
$3.50 Z. Nj.
KMO-Radio Rodeo.
KvI-Basketoall.
kTBi-Organ Treasures,
e:45. Eyeine the News
kOMO - Knickerbockei
Playhouse.
KJR-Spin and Win
KrRO - Hobby Lobby:
ass. william Winter
News
900 p. Nj.
x N o - News: BIS.
Einar Iangseth.
KVI-Basketbali
kTBI-Don Allen: bis
Dave Rose
X o NJ o - News 8 0S
Cornish school.
kJR-Nsws. SOS. Danes
Orch.
KIRo-Your Hit Parade
$3.50 p. NJ.
KhO-Studic. e4s. Grii
williams Orch.
KvI-Ski Carnival: szs
Night Edition.
X 7 B I - News: sSs
WOODY Herman: s14S
Bob Cros by
KOMO - BeAt Of IN.
Week: $50, NeRx
KJR-News; sa<s. Danes
Time
kIRO-Hit Parade: s4S
Bill Henry.
1000 z VI.
KAO-Ray Noblss Orch
X VI Mssterworks q
Music
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hJh-bltn. GOSPEL Hour
Rev. Gsbrielson.
k1R o - Gene Autrys
Melody Ranch.
400 z NJ.
KMO - News and Pact
Finders. Ais. Rabbi
Magnin
KvI-Light Concert Au-
SIC.
X T BI - Chapel In the
SKY: AIS. Alvino Res.
|KOMO-Jack Benny.
KJR-Europesn News.
* IR o Studio. ass,
Reading For Pun.
4:30 p. NJ.
lKMO-Ave Maria Hour.
KVI-Music on Sunday
Afternoon.
KTBI-Meet the Band.
KOMO-Bano Wagon.
KJR-Studio. AS. Shin
K / r O-The O'Neills:
245. Scattereood Baines
KIRO - Johnny Forrest:
4:45. Inside Stories.
$50. Music.
500 p. NJ.
kMO-American Forum.
ky1-yesper Altar.
KTBI-Songs OF the Is
lands: Sis. waltz Time
KOMO-Bergen and Nc
Carthy
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
KIRO-Workshop.
$50 z NJ.
X NJ o - Forum: 5s45.
Studio.
RVl-Sweet and Swing.
kIBI - Charlie Barnett:
5:45. Claude Thornhill.
KOMO-Ons Mans Fam
lily.
RJR-ciinic: 5:45. Pear
son and Allen. News.
KIRO Washington De-
Tense Program: 545.
News: SIS. Elmer
Davis. News.
100 p. NJ.
KMO-Old Fashioned Re-
vival Hour
KVI-Music OF America.
X T B ] News: SOS.
Glen Gray. Sis. Guy
Dombardo.
X o NJ o - Manhattan
Merry Go Round.
KJR - Grandpappy and
Pals.
RIRO - Sunday Evening
Hour.
$50 p. NJ.
KMO-Revival Hour.
KVI-Music OF America.
K T BI Diana GAYLE:
6:45. News.
KCMO-American Album
OF Music
KJR - National Conven-
ton OF Jews and Chris
tians: GAS. Dinah
Shore. Songs.
KIRO Sunday Evening
Hour.
700 p. NJ.
X NJ o = Terry Stands
Orch: 7.I5, News.
KVI-News: Tbs. Sere-
made in Rhythm.
KTBI-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Hour OF Charm.
KJR-Goodwill Hour.
kIRO-Taks Il or Leave
1t.
1880 p NJ.
KMo-Keep EN- Rolling:
7:45. Young Peoples
Service.
KVI-Academy Award.
KrBI - Remember This
One.
KOMo-sherlock Holmes
lKJR-Goodwill Hour
X ! r o - Helen Hayes
Theater.
500 p. Nj.
KMO - Hanc cock En-
semble
KVI-Four Star Melody
KTBI - Male Quartet;
8:15 Faith Temple
Church
KOMO-The Great Gel
dersleeve.
K JR - Inner Sanctum
mysteries.
RIRO = crime Doctor:
e:25. William Winter.
News.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KMO-Answering You.
XVI - Szath Myri and
soioists.
RTBI-Faith Temple.
kOMO - Authors Play
house
KJR-Jsck Benny.
KIRO-Alyino Rey. orch.
900 p Nj.
KMO-News: els. Voice
OF Prophecy.
KVI-Yesper Choirs.
KTBI-Organ Treasures:
9:15. News.
KOMO - Walt. winohell:
9:I5. Parker Family.
kJR - Dear John: e:l5,
Mrs y ID Roosevelt
kIRo Hollywood Play
House.
$3.50 p VI.
kMO - Prophecy. Gas.
Art Kasseis Orch.
K VI u Lsngworth Salon
Orch e4s. Night Edi-
ton.
kTBI - Sunday Night
Symphony
IkOMO-CarnivAl.
h J r News. e45.
Nichols Radio Parade.
KIRO - 80 MINUTES Of
Music.
1000 p. Nj.
Ao-Good Cheer Pro-
XVI = Aastervorks q
Music.
KrBi-Melody Cruise
K NO News. 1918,
Bridge 20 Dreamland
kJR-Na1lonal NesperS
kIRO-Ciyllisns For De-
tense. io;l5. News
Roundup.
1880 p NJ.
KMO-Jonnny DAVIS Or
XVI - LOUIS kaufman.
ios45. Freddie Rich-
KTBI-Melooy Cr1ise-
K o N o - Bridge 70
Drearnlanc.
KJR-Honywoo1 Temple.
kIRO-Sevs
IL 100 p. Nj.
EMO-Sign OF.
XVI III oCiock Enai;
y. Midnight. sign Of
kTBI-Sign or
kOMO-Sign Off
kJR-Slsn of
krRO-Grcunds A Car
ter II 70. Easy Listen .
ing fi.sS. News for
Alaska - Midnight
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KMo-Keep EN- Rolling:
1.45. Young Peoples
Service
KVI-Academy Award.
KTBI - Remember This
One.
KOMO-Sherlock Holmes
lKJR-Goodwill Hour
X ! r o - Helen Hayes
Theater.
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500 p Nj.

KMO - Hanc cock En-
semble
kVI-Four Star Melody
KTBI - Male Quartet:
8:15 Faith Temple
Church
KOMO-The Great Gel
dersleeve.
x j r - Inner Sanctum
Mysteries.
RIRO = crime Doctor:
6:25. William Winter,
News.
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KMO-ParAde OF News.
KVI-SwinR Concert.
KTBI-News: ass. Swine
Phony: AS. Novelties
KOMO = Religion IN the
News: 3 as Three suns
Trio
KJR-Aloha Land: 345
Edward Tomlinson.
X | r o - News. 3s5
Johnny Forrest, News
reel
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TIME TABLE

KJR-Danc< Orchestra.
,KIRO-Cixiiisns For De-
fenee iois. Sew
| Roundup.
1880 p NJ.
KNO - Joe Rtichman :
I Orchestra 10 IS. Red
Z Norvos Orch.
EVI-Jackie Soucsrs or
kTBI-Aelocy Cruise.
KOMO-PasadenA Danes
Orch. 10 IS. News
KJR-Dance Or 10 IS.
News
lEIRO-Sevs io<s. Pub
&c Affsira
IL 100 p. vi.
KMo Horace Heidts or
XVI = Eleven o'clock
R1BI-Melody Cruiss.
X o. Evening Rev
cries.
X ] r - This Moving
World. lis, Paul Car
son. organ
KIRO = Martha Aears
and Erwin Yeo.
1880 r NJ.
RMo-Bob Crosbys or.
KVI-Final.
IKTBI-Melocv Cruise.
X MO - News: 1872
Music. ll.55. News.
KJR-Paul Carson. II SIS
News.
KIRO - Easy Listening.
IL As. Alaska News.
| 1900 MIDNIGHT
KMo-siEn Off.
tx VI Matinee: II so,
Sign Off
lKTBI - Melody Cruise /:
1880. Sign Off.
lK1RO-Concert. ! q. m.
Sign Off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Much Speculation
On HitIer's Gamble

The German squadron consisted
az the ~. 00O-ton hattleShIps
ScharnhorSt and GnciSenau and
the fast l0OOO-ton heavy cruiser
Prinz Eugen. escorted by smaller
warshipS and plenty OF aircraft.
There is much speculation Ga
rs 10 Why Hitler should have or.
dered his capital ships 10 take
such a gambling chance az tins
particular time. and 90 dS Ia
what use hr Intended IN put them,
now that they arc back IN Ger
man waters,
With regard IN the first Mi
Churchill intImatcd that the Ger
man high command had no longer
been willing 10 Vet his SHIPS r.
main Al BreSt under British bomb
ing. The faCt thai they chose "a
undert AXE such a dangerous ven
ture instead OF sending the ships
out TO sea a. commerce raiders
lends some color 10 this idea.
Assuming tins Ia be the case
therefore. the propItIouS weather
conditions undoubtedly influenced
the time OF escape. particularly
a. damage from the previous 10
months OF intensive bombing had
evidently been repaired SUI
ficiently 10 permit the getaway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Try to Cripple
Mediterranean

Because Of the Iibyan campaign.
undoubted4N reduction Of British
forces ~ the Mediterranean
Is most desired Ivy the NaIiS in
order 10 insure greater reinforce
mcntS reaching General Rommcl
m ms presently checked drive
toward Sup/
Unless al least two OF the Brit
l>h haiilrShip> now under con
>lrllction arc placed n commission
very shortly, or unless .gilcn
American assistance. Tho presence
of such n German battle squadron
IN northern waters probably will
force Britain 10 Withdraw iSufn-
crnt unliS from her Modlicrran-
can squadron 10 balance Germany =
novlN organized force.
Thus the problem for Britain
ana American sea power alIradN
= tremendous one has Suddenly
become more complicated. and nm
donbicdlY Will force a revision ol
existing StratrSical plan, and
redistribution Oi naval forces.
Present naval strength. IN many
places may have 10 be- weakened
m order 10 pro, idr some security
Tor other places as tire enemy
can choose his place and time al
att Lack at viii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Escape of Nai Fleet From B,pst Peis Allies Sea Strategy
.DSR to Speed
Bomber Run .
Buses TO Take Only Hour
10 Willow Run

Plans for an express bus seiv-
ice that will carry thousands OF
Detroit workmen 10 the Willow
Run bomber plant IN little more
than an hour 5 run at most were
being rushed Saturday by DSR
General Manager Fred a. Nolan.
Nolan and DSR commissioners
will confer this week with Ford
Motor officials on the problems
involved in setting up the trans
portatiOn system that was au-
thofllcd by the Legislature in
special session.
III the shift times AT the plant
do not conflict with our present
peak load periods we should he
able 90 start some service In the
near future" Nolan promised
Nolan'S plans contemplate neigh
borhood pickup service similar 10
that now in effect for several De-
trolt defense plants. Men in each
would board a deslg-
mated bus which would then speed
directly 10 the plant. The same
express service would be given on
thC -tTIp nome from work.
Fares have not been determined.
The DSR problem is complicated
by The demand OF private bus line
VINO are demanding that
they be- supplied by The govern
mcnt with the buses needed for
the new service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Sea Lane 10 British
Must BE Kept OpeR

The sea lanes TO Britain must
be- kept Omen at all costs Us
the same token the co.,
German fleet 4 potent threat in
north Atlantic WalerS-cannot bc
allowed 20 prey ON merchant ship
ping 10 the extent OF preventing
the flow OF American production
10 i'> proper destination.
Whether The Germans would
challenge the Allied mas d lu.
10 an open b3f.le j. au,uod,
guess u is believed however
ihat Hitler would r,k q lot fof
IN" purpose OF reducing the prc
Ont AliIrd naval superiority ,uf-
tici"niN so permit ms forces 10
raNagc me AlldriIc supply lines
before American VIZ production
can turn On" tide of war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Speedier Repairs
Possible at Home

II may be that tho German
command believed that final H.
pairs could be made more rapidly
End under more favorable CON
diiionS IN a homo Nard. thus rN-
pediting the date oi return OF the
ships 20 active service in order to
be ready for IlItler> spring Of
fenSlVe.
As 10 tho future employment Of
these Vesscls. much viii depend
on Germany next strategic move
Hence. there are many COnlccturCS
60 where and when this Will be-
With the three refugee ship
and their c~cortiuC vessels ADDED
10 the Super-battlcShip Won Tmpli2
(siSter-Ship oil The Sunkcn BIS
marckl. the poke battlc~hip,
Admiral Schoer and I.uctzoW. SOY
eral heavy cruisers. one or two
large. fast and wcll-armcd aircraft
carriers and numerous smaller
fighting ships. the Germans have
a Sizcabln and Comparatively
powerful fleet i'm being more
formidable than generally Iecog-
niZad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Australia Army
Controls Darwin
Nv RRNDO\ TtNES
I niird Press sian IorreA pond,nt

SYDNEY. Australia. Feb. 2I.-
Darwin. Au>iraha'S nol lh coast
base. was placed under military
control tonight and danger ol
japanese attack was bchC> ed IN
crd>inG.
II W., revealed That commJn'-
cation 10 hoepanE. % South Imor
base 80 miles from Darwin, had
been severed SINCE -huttlr allG
the sighting OF q Japanese con> oy
IN thai area Nc.tciuaN
The japanese We're believed 70
have made LANDING ~ koouanl.
''..'" an atiari, on thou fleet lay
tho Australian air force. Tho Jdpa-
neSc may hc prrpdru, 10 launch
an assault across the Iuuur Soc
against Darwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

-. doW the 1Wf-crdckcTS forming around Jqr6

w. F0rdr said that actually the
place j. under "A measure OF mill
t5iN control
Ceilings revealed that fou miles
of the railroad running south from
Darwin were damaged IN the Jap
anc~c attack Thursday but that
repairs were completed within
eight hours. One tram. packed
with eNaCUcoS. was held up.
The Royal Australian Ar Force
revealed that some japanese
planes which attacked Bathurst
Leland just north II DarW in.
liu >daN bore >Vd~lika markings.
There WAS no suggestion that they
were German planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Ready to Raid
British Supply Line

This force will bc ready for any
duiy-such ~ attacking interior
Allied forces, haraSsIng British
and American supply lines, back
ing up submarine Wolf-paCk~. max
inC raids IN force ON conVuy> or
surprise -helung oi enemy port
In fact, q report from London
Saturday states that three Ol
GERMANY most powerful WH>hip~
are already moving up toward
Nazi-contfolled Norwegian bases.
apparently In q move 10 intercept
Anglo-AmerIcau conVoyS bearing
b, ts,t--,if.f,.,.-- RUSSIA Via Hhr
Soviet port of hrcha0gcl The
ships named a., headed 0n that d.
rcction arc tur 25unN-tou Won
Tirpiiz. thc pocket hatilc~b.p Ad-
miral Schcer and heavy cruiser
Admiral ihpIer
u may also be thaf The three
warShip~ that escaped from Brn~t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Will Ice Transferred TO that region
for similar raidins activity after
They have been pat into fighting
trm again The Nalis are said
TO have transformed the Nor
Wceian port OF Tiondhcm into
hugo, protected naval base.
il this turns out 10 be correct
the gamble Germany took in the
race out OF Brc>t may he related
10 Russian claims of having broken
the Setsc Al Lcninglad. For this
would open the way for transfer
OF q large Volume OF The supplies
coming INTO Archangcl to tho So
wet forces on the important Lcnin-
grad front Tor new push against
the Na/iS.
LcnIngrad is linked ia Archangcl
Ivy n railroad line. but ~ long
as The city Was under Sicge
Tho connections were apparently
bottled up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
, Australia, nc0rby uoW, meet ..
Actress June Lana
Sheds I'd Husband

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. u OUPl.-
Film actress June Lang was free
I oday of her second husband. in
>urance broker John Ro Iii, whom
she married April ! 1910.
She accused Ro>cIli OF remain
ing away from nome without rH-
PLANTATION. She sought no alImonN.
Actor agent Victor OrSatu d.
NOrced Miss Lang IN 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
u. s. Increases Bond
On German Jap Poet I

CHICAGO. Feb. u UP)
Tinted States Commissioner Ed
WIN Il. Walker increased bond 10
5000 Tor Robert A. Chm.
Amrrican-holn Gcrman-Japancse
poet charged with violating the
.clcctINe service act after he
government dcSCrlbcd hun a.
ddngc character
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Vilhy Court Decides
Self Legal; Relesses

RON. France Feb y tuPl.-
The NiChy rrgimcs Npecial court
trying slN leaders OF the Third Re-
public on a charge OF responsible
ny for The fall OF France was N
adjournment for tho weekend to-
day having decided anlrmauvely
the question Of Us legality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Swing Shift Pay
Dispute Moves
towards Peace
War Board Chairman
Calls on Unionists,
Company for Statement
Times stan Corrsspoaaent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-Sct-
Element of the Swing-shift wage
dispute between the UAW-ClO and
General Motor Corporation by the
war labor board moved a step
nearer today.
Following appointment by the
board of a special division Of five
members 10 conduct a preliminary
investigation of the dispute. Chair
man William II. Davis called on
company and union representatives
for written statement OF matters
submitted 10 the board for arbitra-
ton and the facts involved in the
wage controversy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Committee Named

Those named 10 conduct the pre-
limlnary Investigation includ {
Chairman Davis for tho public.
George II. Mead and l.. \. Brent
for employers. and Martin Durkin
and Clinton Golden. for labor.
ENtta compensation Tor Sunday
and holiday work j. the chief
issue in controversy. The case az
fectS 100. 600 workers i'm 90 General
Motors plants throughout h .
country. The disputants agreed IA
entruSt the settlement 10 the war
labor board after the board on
lis own initiative had moved on
February > To assume jurisdiction
II was made clear by Chairman
Davis that the GM dispute Is con-
Sldcred the key case IN the war
production Swlng-Shift group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Nations Key Case

"The procedure followed by
General Motors Corporation and
the Jaw In this ease points the
way for all Others engaged IN
war production whenever dis
pute arises over extra compen-
satiOn tor sunday. holiday or
night work." DAVIS SAID
Neither industry nor labor
should allow such controversy
60 slow down I'm any way the i'm
peratiye task Of changing over
the - hours and seven days
operation.
THE change over should be
made immediately. and u the
dispute cannot be settled by
direct negotiation II should be
submitted promptly Ia concilia-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Powerful Ships Menace
To Britain S Supply
Likely TO Raid Atlantic Conveys
or Back Up U-Boat Wolf Packs

Successful fight 81 G'opvs c,of ioff',.i p ttc 9eho,,i-
horst oad tae hclrg P,u Eagea
BTcSt, Tfoa-t home Jot oOo .eg t.de
tsDng aited Nations st,ots0of ,a.s. ,-
dstrtbufnT iorai me Reor Aduoa Co,
H. Hooor9to a. \. ~ ne fHoriap o,. .idotoI Hood
JrGyG dsrl,s ami" 'utc1 the pos. be to,ociaq rpusc-
qpCnc,s rio oo,,Q Ao-t ,,I.of.