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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27


vlehys 5scislon 10 rsinssste ~
llgio.s orders isn't likely 10 make
very much impression upon the
churches of France because they
were Offered legal status under
the republic. shortly bsfors the
outbreak 81 war a bill sss r~sdy
for presentation TO parliament.
hacked BY more than 200 deputies.
10 repeal the lsw against religious
orders But church GROUPS are said
10 have TUNED down the offer.
mainly because legal status would
also permit De isgsiizstion, and
also because u would bring the
church under the control Of tns
state. Most Frsnea Catholic Lad
era nave no desire for . ststs-con-
troIls1 church.
Informed homHn Catholic Lad.
era IN tins eosniry suspect ths res
yiehy dscrss n be propaganda
move 10 enlist the support ~ Cath
olies for the policy q collaboration
nth INC sszis Although tbs d.
cree 10 bsiieys1 - have t~sn pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

Representative - ~ nessns
wssss plssssrsng in1unssy - ~
several places ensvens1 h&ss -
urdsy u Hese1 wtstnvuD fsv ~
assrssssy nrnlaa ~ - Nsstswss<
Plaster b<Sss~ss
Approximately IN sslsgsses sss
sttsnalng ~ asst,ag. ~eies will
get un1sr way dssssng ~ sfsss-
aeon following . spseisi ssmasssss
sssslss ssrissf " ~ ~. n
affair wi,i - seaeissfxsd stsh .
banquet saturday s~~aisG
i.sfh.ag snd plsstsssng ssstsss-
tors, labor sassne. mst<fisi a>st-
srs ard msaufs<ssssys - -
Northwest are represented
r.aI f<seks. szsssness sGsnt -
the fssssssrsfs sn1 csus~Nt fsnisss
err aalsa. 10 shsirnsss fs< ~
Tseems sosnmitts~ ~ ~ ssssn
oshsf esnmstfss - . n esfs -
ehsfss ~ sk< esossntsoe hsrs sss
~ G. Josssaspn. b<nsis - HSss-
en- ard A. ,. nif<s~il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
Biggest Air
Raid Of War
MadebYRAF
Rostock Again Is
Rocked by Bombs;
Heinkel Works Hit
Nv SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS

LON DON - Royal Air force
fighter planes raced down the
Thames estuary in great force to-
day for = sweep over France after
q big scale attack by great four
motored bombing planes for the
second straight night on Rostock.
German war factory center and
important Baltic port.
Earlier. coastal watchers had
heard the German guns firing in
the Cape Girls Nez area and in
land. and had seen British fight
ers flying back to base after a
morning attack on enemy bases.
Then they heard the roaring
motors of big force of fighters,
no high they could not be seen.
passing the Dover coast south Of
the entrance TO the Thames. head
ing for Calais. There was a ter
rifle burst OF gun fire from the
French side within q few minutes.
The firing continued for 20 min
utes. and then the British planes
began TO dart back.
Official reports left no
doubt that In what was again
becoming q 24-hour-a-day Of
fensive. the Royal Air force
was breaking all records not
only for British but for Ger
man raids.
The fighters which roared down
the Thames today were reversing
the course which the planes OF the
Hitlerian air force had followed
during the battle of Britain. at
peak of the German air power.
The great planes which had at
tackled Rostock for the second
night a few hours earlier were
dumping bomb loads of greater
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

IA yE can't buzz We shall have the old aopies
Wv them in spring for
models
We can't buy tires walk and bridge parties
else use BUSES and troleys
Gasoline will dealers We either spread
our share through the latter OF each
month.
Stores aundes and agencies saving tires
coldy
eced We have plan and take advantage OF regular pup
and deliveries
longer Dealers running out OF patterns
aluminium percolators other cooking
short Typewrters aren't sale We cant nave
havec cuffs
terrible-or is it?
time somebodyyou prhapbegn lament
hit by the scarces the ra
tioning the deprivation to date?
We escaping very lightly thus far
We wouldn't have been raoned on tires
wouldn't have been
would have permitted to drive no more
of We should be limited 10
habrdashry items and should long
when cuffs extra pants
Belgian Dutch, Norwegian, or
OPoes Serbs. Czechs Greeks-or Chinese?
To these We're American and proud OF IT,
impossible? Why with those unfortunaes
Because they thought couldn't happen there They TOO
the future They awoke too late Thanks
advance the dreadful cost OF hall measures
can give Injuries which have taken for granted
all they use OF
what there Is
It's
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Probe Explosion
Which Killed 5

san DIEGO. Cal A military
board Of inquiry today iny~sfi-
gated the premature explosion II
a % niilifsstsr mortar shsii which
killed five soldiers q q eaast ar
tiiiery company and wounded IL
otbrfs.
The projsetiis szplossd while =
Was beng fired froEn q gun sAirinE
a practice drill ysstsrdsy near Ia
hs1z, q suburb ~ San Diego.
Army officers rsfusso 70 spsess-
late On the cause Of the explosion.
ire dead Sergeant CLANCY ~
Orr. sspa. Cal; Corp. Lloyd X
Johnson. VALID. Cal: Private II;
class Wayne A Hssckl. SspA.
Cal. Priysfs Porter T. Little. Eik-
hart. Tex. and Private Conrad y.
Frsusts. Lincoln, ca.
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Japs Say ia Killed
In Yank Bomb Raid

NEW YORK; death toll 81
ils IN the raid on Japan by United
States air forces has been admit
TED by the Jspans~. the British
BrozoezstiBg company sad Eat
urdsy IN broadcast fseorcsd
here
Extent Of damage caused 10 ths
bombing u Tokyo and three other
centerr o. population mas not been
learned. BIC said. and sd6ec the
raids had proved great simu-
LIANT 70 morale In India
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Bomb hippo
Air Base
GENERAL MaeARTHUEs

NERAL MAeARTHUns
HEADQUARTERS. Australia -
American ard Australian planes
oentered their bombing offensive
yesterday on the japanese air
drosas base az Lac. on ths Huon
gulf Of SesV Guinea. Ger. Douglas
Macarthur general headquarters
comnunieus said to-day.
II was believed heavy damage
zss done 70 enemy planes. the
rJnvsys If the sirdroms and bar
RACKS and buildings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
Big Audience
Hears Prince
'Olav Speak

Following . ~hiFi~ind tlstt 81
not quito - haurs ctc~e Prince
olsv q Norway. accompanies -
Princess Martha. .nt r<rsrrsi
aides Friday renewed nss 49,
ansintsnce.hip With Tscurss and
Tscomsas e<xen not quite three
year. ago wh<r N. ~essd ~ss 81
peace.
The prince eiimaxsd he visit
With . sslrrins address 81 j<ssn
i.se high sh.cl auditorium after
dinner and ~ss ch~~r~d n The
echo ~ . crowd hat fiiisd Ne
ssh.sl ta eserfie~snx. In fact
hundred. were turned s~sy. Nm.
able 10 Got IN
To ssessam.asse ~ ssysi
party. sAe N.r.'s Nsssh tsass
nuats>A 49, hid fes -
usssus~s 81 ths uetse ssnet~s.
having ~ $40 p -. teseeD4
az ~ siss s'ci~~k. rsrssA
h~sns ne LAST step - ~ hsv-
ssea Pacific c~sse sssp. ~
sresp h~eA~s straight sss sasss
kssse ~ wsshssgssa. o. &
Prior Ia the program 81 ysson
Leo whooi. the Norwegian party
were dinner quests AZ tbs homo
of Mr. and Mrs Assi oshoim-
The fro.,p Included w,lhsim Nor
gsnstlsrns. Norwegian minister 10
the u. ~ Lieut.. Col y. n ost-
sasrd. the princess aide. and Mrs.
N, n. ostssard. &. A. stang. Nor.
wesian consul 81 Seattle. and Mrs..
stang. Mayor and Mrs Harry Y.
Cain and Nj. and Mrs. Hsakor n.
rriele 81 Seattle.
P~c~siiss the pstscs's sase
II Jasss Lee. she BsetfIr ts-
shesss college "thsis ~ ~
West sang pssssssse ssssests~s
ana uesh~ss Fss6. sessss-
panied ~ the pssss ~ ME-.
r. VI. Ps~ess. - ~ ssdAse~e
N .isstss the sssisssi 80
them.
Referring 10 the Nasi ecevps-
ton Of Norway. the royal vssstos
pointed cs,t that his eountrymsH
were ssili fighting the invsdss
not only BY r~ssstan<s 81 homo
but On the high s<as and N ~
mar. of the world
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Jap Planes
Lead Attack
On Mandalay
n, RonERr =. MARTIN

eHuNGklNG. China ~~taran<ss
49,. a.s. made ..~ attacks On
-. -.
~'
ss enemy shock fefees IN me ss,e
ern and western TANKS II me
paym. front threatened Ia encircie
the Chinese army On the slttanx
river.
Tn. japanese were within 100
m,,e. Of Nsndslax and driving
With ssvass fury in frontal and
Thanking sttsehs'
Todsvs burma command COM
mun,ous issued Al New Delhi.
India. sald:
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rss.-.. .,,,t.,o,., ,om,n.na.y and
w., ~ IA. ,.,,m.nt.i command.
To- a,ue.,. =, AZ. I,,.x.asv from,
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relzxs wsss k>oh1eg n4kus1sr
for . s~&vsss s<zlit bas11s s~sr-
ing h.aa- painted s1d@ezsns. uhs<h
th~y admitted might hess bs~a
1sshes sff ssn<s fsso<ry II ~
Ksff<r ssr&xe. 10 - fs<>@s
ave. sbous ~ e'escek Ffs9&r
nlxhs.
FORREST k<ffz<<. - q cfis<
ksffs~r, e~n<F 81 tkx xsFses. 49,
On nlxht asssy wh<n ~ ste<kv
visitor walked lnto IL effi<> ssd
PROGRESSED 10 hays urs<kse ~ car
dsSn fh~ street. . usts
Cssvsss Ass~eusssr
he sd ~ wasted Ib~ sfeesef
10 get kn ear Forrest <ff)s<
turnsd bis Bark for . nonn<nk.
but a. Ne faced the szppo<f Gus
toner again. ns looked info ~
business end q . - automatic
pistol
ina caller asrs<tsa him y sAii
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japanese Peace Prayers
Believed Effort to
Cause Split in America

DISPATCHES from vichy this week reported that under
new decree the council Of the state advisory BODY on
ton n legal status TO religious eonseRs
tons outawed under Of 1901 BY the same proceed
re religious orders may dissolved The Veby dispatch
said that the Cisersan order rensated and certain
other expelled orders were believed have resumed activities
France These and perhaps others aeconnf 70 tne s
ray pow acquire a recognized status.
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Honor Alone
TO Enforce
Price Freeze

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
Bonneville Coulee
In New Power Tie-Up
PORTLAND

POkII@AND = NlIIsalllH q . u
Paul J. Rsyer revealed today the
execution Of an agreement with
the Washington water Power and
Pacific Power 4 Light companies
for a temporary tis-up with
BonneviIie-coulee power.
The interconnection xin not
make additional blocks of power
available 10 the region but vii
assist IN sta oilizing emergency
power demands 81 the Pacific
Northwest. Rzver said
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pared h~fors Laval e~ms 20 power.
II Vas issued thrse dsys after Ne
assumed control EVER rreneh ~.
fairs
II ain b. recalled that Laval
was eio.~ly associated win fhs
snti-fsllgsesss sismsns ~ psssSsr
Frsnes. q fact which u bei~vsd 70
have been of deep concern 10 fn<
Vatican dursak the siruxxs~ for
power In rrsnes b<t~ssn hsrshsiI
gconsgnssd en- Page .. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

AMERICAN h&sstk
rsilsa<sphis iss iss 1ss-- 70 !
w..hssstss sss - sss--~is - !
Bess<. csisfsri ~ and Hayes.
wssnsr. Hssison sna kssns
"a. f<.as~ -. .sIs ssi $685. . .
Dessest So 80 iss--S !
q Harms. co<ssr 90 ssa Per
r.ii: Ysehs, ns~neas~r %, ami
Tspb~fts
ss~ Ysvt :. &C. 60 sss---z - I
Bssssa .....iss ne sss-t - .
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ami Dseksy. Dob~en. Ere~n GO
sna conroS.
tsss~s~.A :. 80 81 ssi--s - .
Chleaxs -. ssi - ses--t . .
Mfiaar. Ds.n 80 ana Dsszatsss.
Dsnnsng Hnmphrsss. fsess 80 sad
Turner.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sestsa -. go go sss--f = !
ssw yssk 10 80 les . 1
Hickey. Donovan ~ ard Lsm-
hard, Carpenter and Dannsaf.
Ghie.xs So IS ira els -
CiselassH go zeI lse se--4 . 4
Pzssesu and Hernandez. bensf-
fling; D<rrsnxsr. Esadis lfil and
Hsmslsy.
sreskiys -. sei sss s<ss--f . .
philadelphia oei seo eee--i 4
Aflea ana Sullivan Melton
HlanIon ca and Warren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
Wapaio Resident
Association Head

Mrs. z. z. Gown of Wapato,
who led the state Christmas seal
sale. was elected president of the
Washington tuberculosis sssoci-
alton Friday at the annual con-
vention. which closed its three-day
session here Saturday.
She replaces DR.. w. p. Penney
of Tacoma.
Yakima was selected as the con-
vention city for 1913.
Other Officers
DR.. Harry Rhodehamel Of Spo-
kane was elected first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. NJ. A. Gould, Olympia,
second vice president; Arthur l.
March. Seattle. secretary. Charles
r. Case. Seattle. treasurer. and
Mrs. Bethesda p. Buchanan. Seat
lie. executive sscrs tsry. Mrs.
Gould. Marsh, Case and Mrs. Blu
chsnsn all were reelected
The executive COMMITTEES includes
the officers named as well as DR.
Penney. DR. n. z Nichols. Seattle:
Mrs. Elizabeth Soule, Seattle. and
Mrs. Sam Hutchinson. Seattle
members elect
Honorary Offiees
Honorary vice presidents were
named as follows Gov Arthur b.
Langhe, Lee Paul sieg. president
Of the University Of Washington;
Z. o. Holland. president Of Wash
ington State college; Pear Wana-
maker, state superintendent Of
schools: Dr.. Donald G. Evans. state
health officer; Most Reverend Ger
aid shsughnessy. Catholic bishop
Of the Seattle diocese; Right Rev
erend Arthur Huston. Episcopal
bishop Of the Olympia DIOCESE. and
Right Reverend Edward NJ Cross,
Episcopal bishop Of the Spokane
diocese.
RANK TRANSACTIONS
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Honorary Offices

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............s5.z ss 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

p00Tu-E. jefferson. ParkView LIE. 468l
DUUiH Extra! Extra! See Mary Aston,
Academy Award Winner. with II. Bogart,
'MALTESE FALCON" (See Next ADJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
An improvement

But the children'S bureau,
which is division Of the De-
partment of Labor. is not COM
hitting itself until it learns more
about the new material.
1T depends on how much air
is able TO pass through it," Doc
tor Crane said. She added, how
ever, that she. was impressed by
sample diaper, of some new
kind of coated cloth, which she
saw recently.
Il have seen just one-a friend
Of mine has it-and ii looked
like an improvement over rub
ber," Doctor Crane said. any
thing that gives better ventila-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Goo, Cool

We're not protesting she
said. 1t Will be an inconvenience
for mothers, perhaps, but not
for babies. The trouble with
rubber diapers is that mothers
may get careless and not change
them often enough. We have
always recommended limited use
Of them"
At the WPB il was learned
that textile manufacturers arc
experimenting with a plastic
coated silk or rayon, designed
10 take the place of rubber in
baby clothes. 1t may reach the
market in quantity this spring
or summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

SPRINGTIME Is Sports-tlme,
so he ready with an appropriate
frock! Pattern 4027 was de
signed BY Anne Adams either for
"Spectating' or active play.
You'll appreciate the back but
toning for It's dressing ease,
you'll like the handy seam
pockets that are optional.
Pattern 4027 is available i'm
misses sizes u. IA, 16. Is and
20. Size l6 takes IA yards 80
inch fabric.
Send rs cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
No More Rubber Diapers.
Babies Will Be Glad
BY JOSEPH l.. NNLER
United Press Correspondent

ton would be better than rubber,
which impedcs evaporation"
BY and large, though, the chill
dren's bureau favors old
fashioned cotton diapers, in
which no shortage is anticipated,
and the square rather than the
triangular fold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
NASHlNGTON. March BE-.

TIE X / Is b T. r shortage
which means no more baby pants
~ that precious substances a
boon 10 babies If not TO mothers,
Or. Marian NJ. Crane Of the chill
drcnS bureau said today.
From time immemorlal babies
have been capriCiouS and unpre-
dictable. but In Doctor Cranes
opinion they never deserved 10
be- stuffed into rubbcr-Shielded
diapers. whatever their miSdeedS.
And now. thanks 10 the war,
patriotic necessity has come 10
their rescue; the government has
banned further manufacture of
rubber apparel for infants.
The bureaus division OF re-
search IN child development. of
which Doctor Crane is acting
director, raised no objections
when the War Production Board
announced the ban.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

EAST0WN-Harper Dyke ~; soc, =
MAT "GANG STEERS" RADIOS
MOST THRILLING DETECTIVE SERIAL
COMES TO LIFE on OUR SCREEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

cIUIC-Farmington, Mich. Phone 80 =
IliIC Orrr 40 Frances L1ngford Ken
MURRAY Swing IT. SOLDIER" TN
MAN FROM CHENENNE," Roy Rogers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

RI 0OMFJEJ D-woodward Ave. Birmingham
DLUONli iLLD First Anniversary Show!
FredriC March Martha Scott, "ONE FOOT
IN HEAVEN" at 7-1O:2O. jimmy Durante,
'NOI' RE IN THE ARMY now AT only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
TO-DAY At your Fsxo.ite MOVIE

cCEATE-si2i Michigan, near Lvernois =
cLNniL TONIGHT! WWJ soPHIsT-
O-CATS AND VODVIL. Plus 'MUZIkUIH
ON STAGE 8 p. NJ. Extra! Ellen Kaye In
Person. Terrific Talent CASH PRIZES!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

CARMEN->chacfer mr.. Ford I'D. CT. 1910
NhhilLN open s. Parking. r MacMurray.
Mary Martin. NEW YORK TOWN" Plus
SEALED LIPS VIM. Gargan. Late News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

ne IIIYE-8S5a Kerehetai.- Park Free. 4
w LOhL Open 30 Myrna 10y and
William Powell in SHADOW OF THE
THIN MAN" THREE sons a. GUNS"
Wayne Morris. Disneys Pantry Pirate"
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ChME0-5-MiIe ut Russell To. S-376l 4
NnllLV open 8 Park Free VIM Powell,
Myrna Low SHADOW OF THE THIN
MANI SWAMP WATER Walter Huston.
Head Phones for the Hard of Hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

R00TU-E. jefferson. Parkyiew liz. 1881
DVVih open 5:f5. Park Free. Mary As
tor. Humphrey Bogart IN THE MALTESE
FALCON" Alice Faye. John Payne In
"MEEk-END IN HAVANA" in Color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

lCE-Harper and Trontenac. Pr. OSi7. 4
NIL Cont. from II Noon. "IADN BIZ
GOOD" Ann Sothern. Robt. Young Plus
~ unfinished ISL SINESS," Robert
Montgomery and Irene Dunno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Sunk u. 8.
Carrier.
.Japs Say

TOXIC, Jan. p (Offcial broad
cast recorded by the United Press)
The Toxic newspaper Nichi
Nichi said today that according &c
the Singapore radio japanese
submarine operating in Philippine
waters had torpedoed and sunk a
United States aircraft carrier
The nameof the carrier was not
given.
Japanese propaganda reports
intended TO smoke out informal
ton As TO the whereabouts of
American naval units, have
claimed on three occasions the
sinking of the United States air
craft carrier Lexington and
twice that of theairCraft tender
Langley
japanese imperial headquarters
according 10 the Domei news
agency. said japanese forces had
occupied Tavoy. "a strategic
enemy air base in southern
Burma "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Canterbury Resigns
Head Of The Church Of England Wants Younger
Man TO Lead in Postwar Plans

LONDON, Jan. p tUP).-The
Most Rev. CoSmo Gordon Lang,
II, archbishop of Canterbury. and,
as such, head of the Church Of
England and spiritual leader of its
100000 adherents, announced
today that he is resigning ito
make way for younger man."
He told a joint session of the
houses of the convocation of Can
terbury, the church'S parliament.
that he wanted his resignation 10
become effective March 81. He
will be rs next October.
II deem IL my duty to hand
over my charge to some one
younger in years and more Wig
orous In mind and spirit who
will he better able TO prepare
now for postwar plans because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

The Packard Motor Car Com
pany today announced new naval
order which will double the COM
pany'S production of Super-marlnC
engines for patrol torpedo boats
for the third time. Man NJ. Gil
man, Packard president. indicated
that facilities for increasing output
are being prepared.
New machines and space taken
from plants formerly used on car
production will be used. Doubled
production will be reached by Au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

he may expect a leading place
in cndeavoring to carry them
out" he said.
King George VI, as supreme
head in earth of the church,
received the resignation wi { h
great regret" On the recon-
Of Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill. he appointed a
of the Archbishop OF
York. second primate IN the
the Bishop of London and
the Bishop of Durham and Win
chester TO receive The resignation.
They accepted it and the king
approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Tire Ring Ended
Here, Police Say

A short-lived automobile tire
stealing ring was broken up, police
said today. with the arrest of four
men and the recovery Of IS tires
and wheels. Is inner tubes, and
several car radios and heaters.
Under arrest are Raymond
Haley. 20. Richard Colecant 20,
and William Kingston, 20 all Of
40 West Garfield avenue. and
charged with the thcfts and Harry
Kessler. "a. OF 1896 Quincy ave-
nue.. owner of a garage at 1873
Michigan avenue, charged with
receiving stolen property.
According TO Detective Elmer
Busse the four have admitted the
rharppS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Council Rejects City Pay Boost
AuSSieS
Forced to
Give Way

PHILIPPINES-United States
COM 'andos raid Jap airdrome
in NJ IN Luzon. Macarthur
reforms lines. page IL
SINGAPORE-Jap forces con-
tinued advance in Malaga.
Enemy planes strafe Singapore
civilians mercilessly. page II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hunt
U-boats off east cast. page
~ United States bombers,
naval forces nullify early Jap
successes. page D.
MELBOURNE-Jap planes. at
lacking within 275 miles of
Australia, raid New Guinea
and the Bismarck and Ad-
miralty islands page p.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Argentina
is expected to break with
Axis in spring page -.
RUSSIAN FRONT - Russians
pursue Germans westward
from capture Mozhaisk,
promise to free Ukraine
page Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Congress Opens War
On Big Arms Profits
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT
Intl News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-With
the House naval affairs commit
tee making serious charges against
many naval contractors and or
gained labor. Chairman Nlnson
ID OF Georgia today embarked
on a drastic two-point legislative
program designed to end "uncon-
scionable profits on war contracts
and concentration Of wealth by
labor unions.
The veteran Georgian representa-
tive announced he will introduce,
probably today. a bill TO compel