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STEEL NEEDED

Necessity will force farmers to ex-
pertinent with their machinery to
try to replace man hours lost by
lack Of help, Dr. Walker said He
cited one instance where the Use
of 200 tons of steel on sugar beet
machinery could save potential
100000 man hours.
The hearing, which moves to San
/ Francisco and Los Angeles late
/ this month. was n combination OF
! The us. Senate subcommittee on
western farm problems, headed by
/ Downey and Senator E. w. McFar-
land of Arizona. and the State Sen
ate committee on economic plan
ming. represented by Robert Ken
ny, Los Angeles. and John Phillips.
Riverside.
Kenny advocated an immediate
registration of women in Califor-
MIA to stimulate converts to farm
work and war industries from the
approximately 100000 unemployed
women above II years of age.
RED TAPE HIT
Charles c. league of Santa Paula,
president of the National Council
of Farm Cooperatives and the Ag-
ricultural Council of California,
headed a long list of witnesses
from representative crops, warning
that the bumper yields of 1942 cam
not possibly be duplicated in 1943
with or without labor reinforce
ments.
league said federal misunder-
standing of western farm problems
had so confused the farmers that
paintings were lower-in many
cases nothing is being planted be-
cause a farmer refuses to gamble
when he has no assurance of har-
vest labor next year. While in
Washington recently, league said,
he was told that if food consump-
ton is cut Is per cent and farm
production kept at the 1912 level,
the nation may just about break
even.
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Phone want Ads 10 Main sln
Automobiles for Sale
Weekend Specials

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We I'd thls car overhauled. IN
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The Tines delivered BY carrier N
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Motorcycles. Bicycles

HAsisy d yidaon Motorcycles
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The Tacoma Times viii not as
sumo financial responsibility TOY
any errors which msy appear IN
ADVERTISEMENTS published ~ W
columns In those Instances where
the paper l. a fault. " vii re-
pFinf that part Of the adVertise.
rsenf in which the typographical
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1888 PONTIAC sedan-Heatsr. radio.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Hitches His Star to
Hitler BdndWdgOn

From that time on, he hitched
his star TO Hitler's bandwagon.
1t was Schacht who regimented
German economy, inaugurated the
barter system whereby Germany
its way back into world
trade, and insisted upon .cancella-
ton of Germany's world war
debts as well as return of her lost
colonies.
He was so successful in out
whiting international financiers of
other nations and pulling Germany
out of its PREPARATIONS obligations
left over from the last war that
his policies formed an effective
keystone for the huge Nazi rearm-
ament program.
When Hitler came to power he
recalled Schacht to the Reichsbank
presidency and one year later
made him head of the ministry of
economics with virtually dicta-
torial powers over the economic
life Of the Reich.
Under Hitler, Schacht helped to
torpedo the young plan for
C erman PREPARATIONS payments.
Hitler announced fatty that Ger
many would not pay another cent
for reparations-and Schacht APP
plauded this move.
Schacht came to the United
States in 1933--the year OF Hit
ler's rise 10 power-to assure"
President Roosevelt of Germany's
desire TO cooperate for world
economic rehabilitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Bonus Won t
EndSugdr Ration

WASHINGTON, July a (INS).
officials today warned
American consumers against con-
STRUNG the 200,000-ton sugar
bonus" as an indication that the
rationing program is approaching
an end.
Instead, Price Administrator
Leon Henderson termed the ac-
ton a conservative gamble"
The uncertain shipping situa-
ton still warrants continued care
full control over the nations sugar
supply, officials said, even though
recently improved import will per-
init distribution of a two-pound
bonus" TO housewives for ration
stamp No. Z
In dus trial and institutional
users, such as restaurants and hos
pitfalls, also will receive an en-.
largel allotment.
Rationing experts pointed out
however, that il is not possible
TO give assurance regarding the
future rationing allotments be,
cause of the uncertainty that the
shipping situation will remain a.
favorable as il has been in the
past two or three months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
It's Only Chance

II is the only opportunity the
American public at large will get
10 see its army in action. said
Major Hart. unless we are invaded.
The Army Show includes units
from the Air Corps, ground forces,
Signal Corps. Chemical Warfare,
Engineers, Medical Corps. Quarter
master Corps and Ordnance.
In addition. there will be an ex-
lhibit adjacent to the show where
a japanese and German plane will
be shown, together with water
purifying system and a travelling
gas chamber where visitors may
don gas masks and experience
actual gas attack
Three trained companies of in
ifantry, mechanical cavalry, signal
corps, chemical warfare fame
lthrowers. camoufage troops and
engineers will show their special
ties. The climax Of the show is a
sham battle, with all units in &C.
ltion.
Tickets for the Army War Show
will be placed on sale this week.
Proceeds of the show 60 10 Army
Emergency Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BeUare of DR.. Sch0chf
Nazis Believed Holding Him Back
to Save Reich if Hitler Loses

been some serious disagreement
between Schacht and Hitler over
Nazi policy.
But a short time later Hitler
appointed him 10 the cabinet as
minister without portfolio" a job
he still holds on Hitlers pay roll.
The Nazi dictator bestowed a gold
button of Nazi party membership
on Schacht and announced at the
time that the financial wizard
would continue 10 be his personal
adviser and would carry out "spe-
cial and confidential missions"
The nature of these missions has
never come TO light and the extent
10 which Schacht may still be a
power behind the throne in NaZi
Germany is a carefully guarded
secret. He has gradually been
"blacked out" of the German press
and radio until nowadays one
never hears or sees his name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Beuare of DR.. Schachf
Willy German Financier May Try
To Nullify United Nations Triumph

orthodox financial standards she
was virtually bankrupt.
To fully realize why it is likely
that Schacht will emerge from his
present obscurity TO try TO rescue
Germany from a military defeat,
it is important to turn the pages
of history back TO the political
side of his career.
This extraordinary -man,-whe
started his banking career at the
age of $40 years ago-with a
relatively insignificant job in the
Dresden bank, became after the
last war one of the leaders OF
Germany's democratic party and
helped TO draw up its manifesto
in 1918. In fact, many say he hao
ambitions to become president oil
Germany.
If Schacht is trotted out after
this war to become Germany:
chief spokesman at the peace
conference, we can expect that
much will be made of these early
democratic leanings, as well as OF
the stories that he opposed ex-
tremist Nazi policies.
But the fact is that in 1924
Schacht turned his back on the
democratic party and toward the
end of his second term as presi-
dent of the Reichsbank joined the
national front, a fusion of Nazis
and mOnarchiStS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Civil DisobedienCe
Drive Seen in India

LONDON. July 4 uNS).-The
new movement" which Mohandas
K. Gandhi has announced he may
launch to hasten independence for
India probably will be a country
wide civil disobedience campaign.
according TO a Reuters dispatch
today from Bombay.
Speeches by National Congress
Party leaders in session at Bonn
bay disclosed that the aScetic
spiritual leader had appealed for
full support of the Congress when
the clarion call comes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Former chief Berlin correspondent for
international News Service and au-

FORMER chief Berlin correspondent for
international News Service and au-
thor Of 1.-The Foe We Pace"
Copyright. 1919, by Init News seIvicp
NEW YORK, July with
growing indications that he is the
lace in the hole" relied on 10 pull
Germany's chestnuts out of the
fire after Hitler is beaten by the
United Nations. DR.. Hjalmar
Horace Greeley Schacht has been
sitting quietly behind the scenes
in Berlin as silent and uncom-
municative as an oriental Buddha.
Ostensibly shelved by Adolph
Hitler when Germany plunged into
World War III. keen observers of
Nazi Germany incline TO the belief
that the financial wizards seclu-
sion from public notice is merely
a smokescreen.
So consistent has this apparent
retirement from affairs of state
been that they believe there is a
deal on between Schacht and the
same German interests which
backed Hitler's Nazi regime TO
keep Schacht in reserve" for the
postwar job of dealing in behalf of
vanquished Germany with the
United Nations.
Whether Hitler himself. with a
realistic premonition of inevitable
doom ahead, is actively connected
with this nebulous plan to save
the pieces" of beaten Reich is
not known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Bit of Propaganda
Done for Fuehrer

While he was here he took pains
to do a bit of propaganda for
Hitler. denying with poker-faced
serenity in press conference
statement that Hitler'S rise to the
leadership of Germany meant that
the country had abandoned demo-
cratic principles and had become
a dictatorship. Again. too, he
pleaded Germany's inability TO
pay its World War 1 obligations.
One angle that probably will be
played up heavily in support of
Schacht if he energies from World
War ii as Germany's IMAM Of the
hour" is the fact that several
years ago he protested in a public
statement against the economic
persecution of the Jews-although
he did so not so much on the
grounds of humanity as on the
grounds that il was proving harm
full to German business generally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

When Germany is finally van
pushed. one man of whom the
United Nations will have TO be-
ware is willy DR.. Hjalmar Horace
Greeley S C h a C h I, Gernanys
mystery man" of high finance.
He outwitted the Allies after the
last world war and is believed to
be awaiting a similar call" at
the end of the present war.
Pierre J. Huss, for eight years
Berlin correspondent for Inter
national News Service and au-
thor of the recently published
book about Nazi intrigue. The
Foe We Face" tells in the fol-
lowing article why Doc or
Schacht may be designated TO
deal the cards for a defeated
Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

To assist those who failed
TO clip sufficient exchange
able black and white copies
of the Full Color United
States War Insignia Stamps
from the daily or Sunday
Times\this special exchange
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This special eXch ange
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tain a third set of so new
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be announced within the next
few weeks. Watch for this
important announcement in
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Forgotten Man
To Rank and File

To the rank and file of Ger
many, he is a forgotten man
this strange, silent magician OF
economics who narrowly missed
being born in the United States,
where his father worked for sew
eral years in a Brooklyn engineer
ing firm in the 1905 and achieved
such an admiration for Horace
Greeley Of GO west, young man,
go west" fame that he named his
son after him.
But TO those who know the
inner workings of the Reich,
Schacht is much too intimately re.
lated TO the whole pattern OF
German finances to be discarded
rsarYr1apapflV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Turn Pages Back
To Political Career

Before Americas entry into the
war, while l was still in Berlin, ]
heard influential Germans speak
many a time with awesome re-
spectf or the high collared, finan.
cial wizard who was responsible
for stabilizing Germany's currency
after the wild initiation after the
last war.
Schacht, a shrewd banking gen.
Jus, piloted German finances
through those postwar storms with
a masterful hand and probably
more than any other one man was
responsible for the curious eco
nomic structure under which
Germany was able TO build the
most powerful military machine
in the world while according tc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
British Get Tons
OF u. ). Strawberries

WASHINGTON, July 4 (INS).
&C overn m ental purchases OF
nearly $4,000, 900 pounds Of straw
berries for lend-lease shipment TO
Britain were reported today by
agriculture department officials.
The total purchases. however.
represent only 4.6 per cent Of the
domestic strawberry crop Of some
L526. 0OO. 900 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Merchants 10 Map
Air Raid Protection

Representatives of business
houses in the downtown area will
attend a meeting Monday in the
Neighborhood House, 1411 Fourth
street, to discuss air raid protec-
ton, it was announced Saturday
by Herbert r. Dusendorf, sector
warden.
Movies showing the bombing of
similar business sections will be
shown. A meeting of retail store
representatives is planned for the
| following week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
.8O7 Violated
Last BId(kout

There were 807 blackout viola
tons during the June "a blackout
in the City Of Detroit. the Office
of Civilian Defense revealed Sat-
urday. Two hundred and sixty
two OF these have been recon-
mended for prosecution by the
air raid wardens and 545 will be
sent warning notices.
Chief Warden Frank M. Nc
Laury said the number to be sent
to court is approximately 400 less
than for the preceding bfackoui
of May "a.
There was much better CO.
operation than I'm May and most
of the violations were for single
lights left I'm attics or base
ments," McLaury said. Home
owners are TO be commended
for their better backing out,
but there still Is room for con-
siderable improvement I'm the
business districts where i'm
provement must be shown be-
cause of the approaching sur
prise blackOut."
Associate Co-ordinator Glenn c
Richards Saturday issued an aler
to all air raid wardenS, of De
troit's Is areas TO have key mer
in readiness over the weekend il
case of a surprise blackout Of
actual sabot age activity b.
enemies. This was done following
a warning from Maj. Gen. George
Grunert, commander of the sixth
defense area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
State Road EmpIoye
Now Army Officer

ESCANABA, July 4.-Ray f.
Ruotsala of Gwinn, a member OF
the administrative division of the
state highway department. is now
in military service.
He has been commissioned Sec
.ond lieutenant in the army ali
corps and ordered to active duty
at Miami. Fla. The highway de-
partment now has 172 former en-
.ployeS in the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Cartoonist Receivers

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal, July 4
QNS).-Billy Debeck, creator OF
the cartoon characters of Barney
Google and Snuffy Smith, today
was recovered sufficiently 10 re-
turn TO his home from the hospital
where he had been confined for
IsevsFal weeks. z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Presidents Air Goal
For Year 10 Be Met

LOS ANGELES, July 4 OUP).-
The Aircraft Production Council
announced today in an Indepen-
dence Day message that produc-
ton Of airplaneS in the United
States has reached $4,000 a year.
President Roosevelt's announced
goal Of 10000 planes this year will
be met, the council said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Tool, Die-CI0 Dispute
Certified 10 WB

The dispute between the Detroit
Tool and Die Manufacturing Com
pany and the UAW-CIO. involving
5000 workers, was certified to the
War Labor Board by Secretary OF
Labor Frances Perkins today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Suspicious Publicity
Attends Resignation

With great suspicious amount
of publicity. Schacht resigned as
president of the Reichsbank and
mastermind of Nazi finances in
January of 1899
To the outside world il was
made to appear that there had