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Evening star., 1942-01-25

TABLE ii.
Present Needs Tentatively Approved.
n C.. Budget estimates:
Administration of Rent Control $37,l40
Sewers, construction SoOWW
Sewers, permit work-------s 250O00
-.
Metropolitan Police 4UOOO
Gainger Hospital al-------@--.-------------- 10000
Washnpton Ao1educt reservoir
Water Department Anacosta 288O00
metropolitan Police - ..Z ---------1-- sloss22o
Health Department (including Gallinger Hospi-
and tuberculosis Senatorial:
Maintenance and operation 1,1240O0
Temporary hospital buildings:
Construction and equipment $1,674OO0
Maintenance and operation l,l86OOO 2,8600W
Department, for emergency defense pend-
Budget Bureau for consideration
under Presidents emergency fund.- --- 7sS,SU
Sewers watemains (for emergency housing 100000
director of sanitary engi-
neerng exhibit 4993.3OO
s11 800
Presen IndebtednesS
w loan including interest to july 1892 1884 10
Recorder Of Deeds Building -------------- 275OO
Cenner-f,ramton 219295
.ei.cko,t
Loan authorized under
sl23e266
Table explanation and needs for the nat
for which funds have
Department. executives and Tentatively approved by the
missioners:
$1,000
1s ooo mn Gallon reservoir at Fort rotten 400
p mains ~ ~ ~ ~ --------- $50
at treatment plant 2lO
Evening star., 1942-01-25

sweep up and down the capitals
broad thoroughfares.
How and where he lives during
the offensive which has lifted his
people to loud cheering, the Red
Army still is as much q mystery TO
foreign newsmen as to the Russians.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Cold SoIvuqes Water

CAWKER CITY, Kans. GA
break in the city water main wasn't
such a bad break after all. 1t caused
the water tower to drain but the
water flooded a nearby park and
froze into a first-class skating rink.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Fiqures on D. C.. Finances
Situation Is Shown by TobIes
Prepared by Budget Director Fowler

tables prepared Walter
financial picture follows:
(Charges within the last directly attributable
Evening star., 1942-01-07
TIE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WWDc, 430-Voite Of the Volunteer: This
program is presented under auspices OF the
Council Of Social Agencies.
WJSV, 800-Big Town: Defense bonds pro-
vide the theme for Mr.. Robinsons drama.
WNAl, S:OO-oui1 Kids; The youthful brain
trust Goes through its weekly PAGES.
VOL, 8:t5-Dr. Alexander Loudon, Minister
from The Netherlands, is interviewed.
WISV, S:3O-Dr. Christian Mr., Hersholfs
dauehfer-in,Iaw plays the bride 10 his kindly
Dr.. Christian.
Wpc. o:00-tddie Cantor is host to Opera
Star Rise Stevens and koviedoms Nistha Auer.
WkAL, o:0O-Basin Street Music Society:
Guest stars mingled with The regular artists at
Boogie-Wooge Hall.
WINK, o:05-National Symphony Hour: Re-
tordings Of TschakowskYs Symphony No. ;, Two
10Th century Dutch tunes (aranged by KindIeL.
W0t, 9;30-Navy Relief Show: A gala pre-,
view Of the Louis-Bder fight featuring word
from Joe at his training camp. a message from
Buddy read by Don DunphY; Waller Winchell
as master Of ceremonies, music by Dave Rose
Orchestra and a drama Of the Nays ReyoIu'
fionay War days.
WhAI, t0:00-Ameritan Melody Hour: Pop
ular and Iighi-eIaYie fumes of American CON-
posey.
WEV, 10:15-6reat Moments in Music:
Evening star., 1942-01-07
SHaRI.WAYE PROGRAMS.

LONDON, 4:30-"front Line famiy"-1he
daily adventures Of typical British family In
wartime London: CSC, 958 meg, 3l.3 m.;
GSL, 6.ti meg, 49.1 m.
SYDNEY, 4:55-News and music: W07,
1888 meg, 25.2 m.
LONDON, 600-War commentary: CSC, e.5S
meg, 3f.3 m; GSL, Gil meg, 49.i m.
MOSCOW, 6:45-News in English: RNe, Il
meg, Is m.
LONDON, S:i5-" Starlight: Gsc, 9.5S
meg, 3t.3 m.; GSl, Gil meg AL m.
LONDON, $50 Britain Speaks: eSc, 9.5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; eSL, 6.ii meg, 49.i m.
MOSCOW, 9:30-News in English; W9b,
1918 meg 1871 m.
LONDON, Speaking Of Sports: CSC,
9.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; GSL. 6.ti meg 4o.i m.
GUATEMALA, 10:t5-First at Of Der Rosen
CAVALIER" by Richard Strauss TeWA, 9.6S
mer., 3i.3 m.
GUATEMALA, ii:oo-Nsws: IeWA. 9.6a
meg. 3t3 m.
LONDON, 1i:t5-"D Democracy Marches"
CSC, 9.58 meg, 31.3 m; 6sL, Gil meg,
49.1 I'm.
GUATEMALA, ii:f5-popuIar music with
orchestra: IOWA, 9.68 meg, 3i3 m.
h0N0W, 1900 a.m.-Aews: RV96, ISIS
meq, 1877 m.
Evening star., 1942-01-07

First Of a new series Of operatlc excerpts pre-
senis the music Of Puttini's la Boheme,' sung
by Soprano Jean TennYon, Tenor Jan Peeree.
Baritone Robert Weede and hel1oSoprano Su.
zanne Stem. George Sebastian conducts.
VOL, tO:t5-Spotghi Bands: Jan Garbers.
WJW, 1i:3O-A report on news develop
ments by Maj George Fielding Eliot.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
FVENjNG STAR FLASHES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoYle,
twice daily; WMAL, II am. and AS pm.
Science in Our Changing World: The science
series presented by pupils Of Washington ele,
meniary schools; WNAL. tomorrow al 1l:3O
an.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
New York's JoiIs
Good Raid Shelters

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Jailbirds may be
the lucky ones in case of an air
raid. Prison officials here have been
told by a War Department repre-
sentative that the heavy construc-
ton of the local lockups would make
them comparatively invulnerable to
bombs.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Children cannot feel secure it
they suspect that their parents
do not tell them the truth.
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Defernnenf Tougher!
Many Physical and Personal Reasons May B.
Washed Out, Draft Head Hints

presumption that most Of the re-
cent marriages, contracted after
the summer OF 1871 might have
been for the purpose of evading
the draft"
General Hershey intimated that
the government also is checking
up on the reported withdrawal of
women from business and
industry since the draft became
lie indicated a belief
that many had quit in order 10
give basis for draft defermcnt 10
their husbands.
"Henceforth We will have To
accept men who previously were
classified a. l-B or even lower"
he told $50 members Of the Com
MERGE and Industry Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
.|neffi(iien(y
Blamed on 4
By Auditors
Board Replaces
; in Positions
Vacated by Custer

Five high ranking county officials
were discharged today by the
county board Of auditors, four Of
ttIcn- because or disclosures OF al
legged inefIcioncy made by the
grand jury and at the custer pro-
ccedings against two county
auditors.
Those discharged are: Walter
W. Gutman. purchasing agent;
John r Sweeney superintendent
of the tract index department;
Harry Damn building custodian,
who has been under suspension
since he was indicted by the grand
jury for subornation Of perjury;
Don Martin, recently appointed
head of the bureau OF lnvestiga-
ton, and Miss Honora W. Bros
soft. chief tax clerk.
Those appointed to replace three
Of them are: Charles +. McCauley
assistant purchasing agent who
succeeds Gutman State Rep John
PoleSki, 1916 Lakewood avenue, a
World War veteran and former
assistant prosecuting attorney who
succeeds Sweeney, and Thomas J.
Manley. 26169 Dow avenue, build
ing contractor, who succee d 5
Damn.
Tho positions held by Martin
and Miss BroSSot VIII not be filled
tho auditors said
The discharges were made on mo-
ton Of Auditor Ray Hafel and
the appointments on motion OF
Auditor James D. Friel.
In A statement the auditors
said that the discharge of Mar
tin was not due TO grand jury dis
closures but 10 the fact that the
bureau OF investigation is actually
a collection agency and some one
experienced in that line is needed
rather than an investigator, which
Martin was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

Of eight per day or 40 per week is
not disputed.
In a telegram 10 William "
Davis, chairman of the war labor
board c. +. Wilson, GM president
said.
THE General Motors Corpora
ton and the UAN-CIO have
been unable TO adjust satisfac-
torily by negotiation the question
OF extra compensation for Sun
day work on war production
where machinery must now be
operated seven days week by
means OF the so-colled swing
shift. The parties had agreed TO
refer this controversy TO arbitra-
ton before the formation of the
war labor board. On account OF
the Importance to the whole
country of the proper adjust
ment of this controversy we are
requesting that the war labor
Continued on Next Page, Col. g.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 6 GNS).-
The necessity for raising an army
of many thousands Of men in as
short a time as possible will wash
out many physical and personal
reasons which have brought de-
ferment 10 draft registrantS in the
past, Brig Gen. Lewis 3 Hershey
indicated today.
The national director Of selec-
tive service, limiting at some of the
readjustmcnts which are being
made, asserted:
THE attitude now seems To he
that men without teeth can live
just ~ well In the army as they
have up TO now out Of the
service.
I'VE also have acted on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
dutch Oil Center
Seized by laps
by nited Press

BATAVIA. y. (. /, Feb. G.
Japanese invasion forces have &C.
cupied the important oil and coal
center of Samarinda. on the east
Borneo coast so miles north of
Balik Papan, a communique Of
the Netherlands Indies command
announced today.
No details were available. the
Netherlands Indies news agency
reported, but it was believed that
the Dutch forces were resisting in
the interior as they had al Balik
Papan.
The Netherlands troops were
believed 10 have destroyed all in
Stallations which the Japanese
might have used
The high command said the
japanese lost two fighter planes
and presumably two bombers in
their raid yesterday on Surabaya.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
British Tanker
Sunk Off Canada

AN EAST CANADIAN PORT,
Feb. 6 tUPl-A British tanker
has been torpedoed and sunk in
the Atlantic. IT was revealed today
with the arrival here of SIX sur
VlVorS.
The SIN, picked up by a fishing
vessel. said they did not know the
fate of the other - crew members
who left the tanker in two life
boats shortly after a German sub
marine launched a torpedo
1t was the fifth vessel sunk in
the Atlantic off tho Canadian
coast since AXIS unGcrSca craft
became active jn the area IN mid
January. 4 total of II submarine
attacks have been reported of tho
entire coast. with all but one Of
the vessels sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

toward the Burma Road for the
sixth day.
Bombers swept over the Jspa-
ncse-held town, Is miles north OF
Moulmein. in three at
tacks under fighter escort and
caused heavy damage.
Meanwhile. British patrols on
he japanese side of the river
fought hand to hand with bayonets
against the invaders. Small Japa-
nose patrols had landed on the
British side.
British and American volunteer
fighter pilots accompanied the
bombers in the three raids.
Buy a Bomber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
MArfhur Gums Blast
Jap Artillery Bases
BY JOSEPH 4. BORIS
Init News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Gen.
Douglas Macarthur reported today
that the heavy guns of American
held forts in Manila Bay have
smashed japanese artillery posi-
tons TO southeast but that Nip
ponese reinforcements for the Ba-
taan battle have appeared in the
Lingayen Gulf.
With Japan's main aerial units
occupied in Singapore and the
Dutch East Indies, it appeared
that the Nipponese were rushing
land reinforcements for the long
expected drive TO crush the Philip
pine defenders.
Nine japanese transports at Lin
gayen were reported debarking
troops ito reinforce the already
very large enemy concentrations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
GM. Go Pay Dispute
To BE Decided by Us.

The war labor board today as
sumed jurisdiction over dispute
between General Motors Corpora
ton and the UAW-CIO on the
payment of overtime rates 10 GM
workers on Sundays and holidays
during seVen-day. SwIng-ShIft
operations on armament pro-
duction.
Following a conference. in Wash
ington. with Secretary Of Labor
Frances Perkins. the WLB notified
both corporation and union Of a
hearing called for February 10, in
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
The War Today

DUTCH EAST INDIES Japs
occupy Samarinda. on east
coast of Borneo. page IL
PHILIPPINES - United States
big guns in Manila Bay de-
stroy Jap artillery opposite
Corregidor. page IL
BURMA-British planes smash
enemy troops and pontoon
bridge units at Paan, Is miles
north of Moulmein. page ~
SINGAPORE-Jap planes bomb
and strafe northern area Of
Singapore Island. page p
TOXIC American cruiser
heavily damaged and two
Dutch cruisers sunk by Jap
naval planes. Toxic says. No
knowledge of such an engage
ment, Washington replies.
page IL
LIBYA-Rommels forces only
$50 miles from Egypt. Page ~
PACIFIC-Wide Japanese air
raids attributed TO desire to
seize principal bases before
adequate allied plane REIN
forcements arrive from United
States. page p
RUSSIA-Red troops reported
nearing kharkov and Smo-
lensk; German resistance
stiffenS. page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
TELEGRAM DISPATCHED

Both corporation and union had
asked federal jurisdiction over the
controversy after negotiations had
failed 10 end either the JAW 5
demand for double time for Sun
days or GINS refusal 10 pay il.
Overtime pay for hours in excess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

down the Malayan Peninsula were
at work today behind the enemy
lines across Johore Strait from
Singapore.
In this area the commands are
disrupting the enemys commune
cations and damaging military
installations. according 10 military
sources in this bcleagucrcd Brit
iSh base.
Ono party has Just returned 10
Singapore after a weeks absence,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

IN Bataan and other points on the
island of Luzon.'
News of the enemy reinforce
ments and the fact that Corregi-
doris guns had smashed japanese
positions on the south
eastern shore of Manila Bay. indi-
Gated that Japan is preparing for
a major onslaught to crush the
defending forces.
The war department commu-
nique said that the enemy artillery
positions were presumably de-
signed for an attack against Cor
For some time now il has been
known that Japan must knock out
four American forts at the en-
trance TO Manila Bay before they
can consolidate their gains in the
Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
-buN DOfllDer-
Martha Scott, Film
Star, Mother Of Son

HOLLYWOOD Feb. 6 CUPb.-A
son was born 10 film actress Mar
tina Scott yesterday. and both
mother and child arc in excellent"
condition, Hollywood Hospital re-
ported today.
Miss Scott is the wife Of Garlic
ton Aslop, radio announcer. She
is a former Detroiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Allies Down
Ten Bonnbers
AT Rdngoon
British Raids Smash
Enemys Attempt
to Bridge SaIween

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (UP).-
The All-India radio, heard by
CHS, reported today that at least
10 japanese planes had been shot
down and that probably another
10 we're destroyed during a raid
on Rangoon, Burma, this morning.
There were no Allied losses. IL
was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Congressmdn's Aide
Given Z 10 6 Years

WASHINGTON. Feb. s CUP).--
George Hill secretary to Rep.
Hamilton Fish CR) OF New York,
was sentenced today TO serve two
TO six years in federal prison for
perjury before a federal grand
Jury which was indicting Georgs
Sylvester Viereck and other Axis
propagandists 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
BY DARRELL BERRIGAN

RANGOON, Feb. 6.-British
bombers, smashing In waves at
troops and pontoon bridge units at
Paan, today disrupted a major at.
tempt to bridge the Salween River
and checked the japanese drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Commands Hit .BapS
British Damage Military installations, Disrupt
Commune atoms Behind Lines in Malaga
BY s. A. WYKES
IntI News service staff Correspondent

SINGAPORE Feb g. Tough during which operations were
British commando which carried behind the Japanese
impeded the japanese advance lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

The London Daily Mail re-
ported that the commands are
armed with sub-machine guns
and hand grenadeS and carry
emergency rations for a long
stay. according 10 the United
Press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
IN THE
NEWS
FIGHTING TWO WARS
By f. +. TOMPKINS

formed a very great service
for America by appearing as
a voluntary witness before
the Truman committee of the
United States Senate and
making a successful defence
Of the dollar-a-year men at
Washington.
These men are experienced
industrial executives VIII o
have been called TO the capital
to help repair the blunders of
politicians and bureaucrats
and put the nation In a pos
ture to wage and win one of
the most desperate wars in
its history.
Since their advent upon the
scenes OF pOrtentOus duty,
these loyal American citizens
have been subjected to mer-
CHESS and constituencies cam
paign of abuse and scurrility.
Because in most cases they
are not men Of Independent
means, and because their
companies have been willing
and able and patriotic enough
to continue their usual sal
aries on the basis of leaves of
absence, thus enabling them
to save their insurance poll
cies and to meet faithfully
their family and personal OBJ
observation-disclosures of this,
the dOllar-a-year men have
been basely accused of selling
out the country i'm order TO
enrich their private en-
ployers.
They have been denounced
indiscriminately as prowling
lobbyists for the concerns
from which they were sum-
moned to serve the flag.
They have been reyiled as
ladrones or lackeys of "big
business" who have grasped
at opportunities to pillage the
public treasury by OBVIOUSLY
procuring lucrative contracts
for the economic rOyalists"
whom they were alleged to
represent.
These men, In a word, have
been made the victims Of A
SMEAR" CAMPAIGN which
was obviously calculated and
constituted TO DRIN +
THEM OUT OF WASHING
TON IN UNDESERVED
OBLOQUY and TO DETER
OTHERS FROM ARRIVING
TO TAKE THEIR VA
GATED PLACES.
At first, this vicious and
subversive campaign was
confined to the disreputable
pages of the Communist
Daily Worker" to the SNUG
articles of radical weeklies,
and to the rantings Of pink
hued demagogues.
But when this exaggerated
and pernicious bilge began to
appear i'm the records and re-
ports of congressional COM
mittees, that was altogether
too much for Donald VI. Mel
son.
Going before the Truman
committee, Mr.. Nelson Off
cially put THE FACTS upon
he record.
The dOllar-a-year men-he
aid-are the kind of men
hhOm the government MUST
LAVE II our vast peace in
dustries are to be converted
into war industries and II
President Roosevelt's enOr-
Continued on Next Page, Col. p
TNnAN l. H. r..
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-Rnv q Rnnnl,or
buy a Bomber
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set A. $50 .. m today.
and rise tomorrow A. 7.3s m
The moon will rise today At 1f.4a
? m, and set tomorrow at IL .Os a. m.
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:NJoy HEALTmUL DANCING

~ Charming Partners Furnished.
Hollywood Woodward AZ Willis.
Learn 10 Dance s. 30. TE. '2-S972.
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TODAY-In The Times

Continued on Next Page, Col. 2
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

DUTCH EAST INDIES Japs
occupy Samarinda. on east
coast of Borneo. page IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Hit 4 Jap
VN'arShipS
Off Buna

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA.
Dec > INS) - American and
Australian ground troops are con
tracing their grip on bc>lcgcd
japanese forces in the Gona-Buna
area Of New Guinea while Allied
air units combat new attempt
10y the enemy 20 send IN sea borne
rrintorCement>- an Allied head
quarters communique said TO-DAY
An official announcement SAID
that Allied tiierS carried out severe
daylight attacks against a force
of tour Japanese deStroycrs dis
covered heading toward Buna IN
an apparent attempt 10 reinforce
the belcaguered Jap garrison
The Allied aumen also carried
out operations IN direct support al
The Australian and American
ground units tightening their grip
on the Jap troops pinned along
tho northern coastal area of south.
east New Guinea.
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Report Hitler
JaiIss Ni iethhYy Army

LONDON Dec . ,UP) A dis
patch Of the Russian official ncW,
agency Tass from Borne, Swltzer-
land. today sad -'Hc German,
had ordered tha, French officers
and mon Of The Nichy army de-
modified by order of Adolf Hit
Ter bc treated as war prisoners.
SIN hundred marines of tho
Na>ciHe garrison, refusing Il
surrender their arms. were al
rested. Tass reported.
1t said that The Germans were
able TO break into a barracks a
Montpelier only with arullor,
FIRE and several were killed an,
MANY wounded on both sides II
fighting.
The secret anti-Nazi station
,Gustavc Sicgfried Ems, reported
10 be operated inside Germany bS
high German army elements As
serted that four soldiers of The
German 20lSt tank division haC
been shot in a MarScillC coffee
HOUSE by m0mbCrS OF the ScConC
regiment Of Hitler SIS guards, re-
Gently sent 10 France 10 strengthen
The anti-inpaslon forces.
According 10 the station. th'
IS mon did the shooting DO
uunua'civ loo order TO show then
authority over ail men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
British Pound
Axis Artillery

CAIRO Dec. . INS). British
forces -t-e-l it4+H- desert have
resumed acuou agenSt the AXIS
army around ri Aghera with sue
Cr>~i4l .oral> against enemy ar
Uliurl batteries, Middle East
command -eeH4He4f4ae announced
toda!
yesterday enemy artillery
was successfully engaged ny our
forces" the communicate stated
The action took place in the
neighbOrho0d of RI Agheila"
Continuing their and 20 the
Allied forces in Tuni>ia bomber,
of the Middle East command again
ranged over thc French prorcC-
torstc and Sicily n heavy RAIDS on
AXIS alrdromes and troop positions
"BiLertr and rampant lSicllN
were bombed Monday night, and
large fires we're started on the
rampant airficld," the COM
mumQuc added
YESTERDAY our fighters at
tackled and sank a southbound
AXIS merchant ship OIL the east
ern coast OF Tunisia'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
DOUBLES PENSIONS

The plan would double old age
pensions, now averaging s. q Vsca
for man and wife would give an
employed woman who marr'es zap
TO Si0 and extend the limited
medical system for worker 10
include medical treatment for all
members OF the family.
Covering all classes. rcgardic-~
OF income ceilings BcveIidgc'S re-
port recommended that bcGinnlu-
IN 19A5. the government spend
s.. 7SS. 100000 for relief lncrea inc
II to $500 600 900 IN 1863
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
! Africa
Gets CD. IL.
abf Esaaain
By JOHN \ PhRRIS
InItrd Pres stan correspondent

LONDON. Doc. .. - Marshal
Henri Philippe Pc'au has been in
secret communication with Ad-
mrral Jean FRANCOIS Dar,an since
the German occupation OF all
France and agrees with INN whole
,hcartcdly on the future OF Franco
under Allied direction, American
authorities in %owh Africa !n-
formed tins correspondent
LONDON. Dee. . UP) Ad-
MIRA Jean Francois Darlau mas
formed "A trcncb imperial council
TO carry out the tasks OF a gov
ernment IN Africa and has as
sumed IT'S leadership with the
prerogatNcS of a chief OF state,
radio Morocco announced today
1t was Indicated that, II the
Allied accepted Darlan OWN oStl-
mate of his valuation The Fighting
FTCnCh regime 81 .GCn Charles d.
Gaulle must either bee swept aside
or Subordinatcd To him
In announcing DHlans move
radio Morocco revealed that Cen
Castor Bcrgcrct former Nichy
minister for AVIATION and COM
maudor I'm chief of 'hc French
air force had escaped to Africa
and ioncd Dar.au