davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Lunch at Legation

The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann had guests lnching
with them informally yesterday At
the attractive new legation On
Woodley road.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Benefit Planned

Victory Auxiliary of B'nai Birth
will hold "fun night" program at
8 pm. tomorrow at 2437 Fifteenth
street NV. Proceeds will be used
for the auxilairy's war service work.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

So you want Toxic bombed again?
Well, bombs cost money, so help buy
some with War bonds and stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
.DapS Keep
Pounding
Fortress

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia. May .
.UPl.-Japanese airplanes and
long. range guns are making a
rerocious, almost continuous at
tack on Corregidor fortress in
Manila Bay, Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur said today in his general
headquarters communiquc.
II was indicated that the Japa-
ncsc, using more powerful airplanc
formations and guns were making
their most determined attempt OF
the war 80 blast tho island into
submission.
ON Mindanao Island. 10 the
south. q japanese force was try
ing 10 cut off the southern tip of
The island by striking across the
30 miles of marches, SwampS and
hills from COtobato on the west
coast 10 Dayao on the east coast.
Macarthur reported today that
the japanese moving eastward
from Cotobato were trying Ito
cross the Rio GrandC River about
IS miles east OF the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Allied Sub Sinks
Ship off Japan

TOXIC, May 2 Japanese broad
cast recorded by United Press al
San Francisco An enemy sub
marine. probably American. tor
pedoed and sank the japanese
vessel Calcutta Maru off the coast
Of Japan May /. naval authorize:
announced today.
nloyd's register lists the Cal
cutta Maru as a 5..339-ton. 400
foot vessel. built by MitSubishi
company for the Nippon Tusen
Kaisha line.)
Ii was announced that on tho
same day Japanese vessels inter
cepted a distress call from a tor
pedoed Soviet vessel off the Japa-
nese coast. About so persons were
rescued from the stricken ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Germany
To Purge
Courts

MOSCOW, May ? (INS).-Per.
sonnet Of the German ministry OF
justice and staff members of local
offices of various courts through
cut Germany soon will be purged
by Adolf Hitler's chief deputy
Martin Bormann. the Moscow
radio said today in quoting a re-
port from Zurich. Switzerland.
1t was said that as a result of
Hitler's Sunday speech TO the
ReichStag, in which he criticized
conduct of German judges, a
number Of high officials of the
justice ministry had resigned with
out waiting for the purge 10 begin.
Several supreme court officials
also were said TO have rendered
their designations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

trained. Up 20 the present tim
the army has not seen fit to gran
n commission i'm the medical corp
10 the physicians and surgeon
graduated from Osteopathic col
Ileges. This situation exists II
spite of the fact that these mel
are trained and are willing {,
take competitive examinations Il
prove their fitness for such com
missions.
a physicians and surgeon ID. o
is licensed by this state as a
physician and surgeon on an equa
parity with medical schools. Osteo.
pathic physicians and surgeons car
be found on state boards of health
city health commissions, health Of
ficcrs, superior court alienists, on
the house stan of publicly sup.
ported and privately owned hos
pitfalls, as we'll a. caring for the
general public. this indicates that
they are competent, public spirited
and conscientious in meeting their
social responsibilities. They also
take care Of industrial accidents,
federal and state employees and
all other civilian needs. They take
care of boys of the armed forces
when home on leave, hut cannot
volunteer their training and serv-
ice 10 these same people when they
are protecting their country i'm the
forces because, even though
we are engaged in total war, we
are told that group of the heal
ing art dictates the policy to our
armed medical corps and thereby
prevents thousands of capable
men from serving in the capacity
for which they are trained.
In time like this when every
effort is being made TO conserve
manpOwer. food and materials,
why waste brain-power or sacri-
flee IL because of medical domino
tion of our armed forces?
Very sincerely,
y. Il. RUNDALL.. ID. O.,
President,
California Osteopathic
Association, 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Republic Tool Mfg. Company,
Los Angeles, California.
April "a, 1912.
Mr.. William X. Hearst,
Los Angeles Examiner,
Los Angeles,
NV Dear Mr.. Hearst:

ITHE writer has been con
slant reader of your news
paper from coast to coast
for many years and feels thai
something should he done about
the mass exodus Of defense plant
workers from California.
Statistics show that more than
100000 cars left California this
winter and only a small portion
of these were winter tourists re-
turning east. or course, there Is
no legal way to stop them, but as
the owner of defense plant turn
ing out war materials and break
ing I'm new employees all the time,
which is very costly and hampers
production 10 great extent. IL is
my belief that you are the one
person who could do more to stop
this serious situation than any
one else In the country outside of
President Roosevelt himself.
Most everything you have
started OF this kind has turned
out exceedingly well. We believe
that a slogan should be adopted
and spread through the news
papers and any other suitable me-
dunn, such rs: "Stay on the job"
As we said before. there is no
legal way to stop this, but pos
sibly a better way would be to
publicize the idea to such an ex-
tent that people would be ashamed
to run out on the job.
In our opinion, the sooner this
Is started, the better, because IL
the Japs ever make a token raid,
which we all agree might happen
any minute. a much larger per-
centage might leave than has
already done so. Perhaps you have
thought about this and may have
something better TO offer.
We trust that you will give this
your sincere consideration.
Yours very truly,
REPUBLIC TOOL
MANUFACTURING co.
j. X. Wood. Manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
100 Reds
DepOrted
InBelgiuIll

LONDON. May 2 MS).-The
deportation Of 100 alleged Belgian
Communists to Nazi-held terri
tories somewhere In eastern Eu-
rope was ordered by the Germans
a few hours after q chemical plant
explosion At Texsenderloo killed
$50 persons and injured 1000
others, the Daily Mai said today
in a dispatch from the French
frontier.
The announcement of the Ger
man authorities, il was said.
alleged that the 100 Belgians
were Communists who instigated
strikes and sabotage.
The dispatch said II was re-
ported that the German army of
occupation In Belgium had been
reinforced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
No-Vio|en(e Aid
Voted by India

ALLAHABAD. India. May
GNS). - BY the overwhelming
margin of l76 to 4. the all-Indis
Congress party's working commit.
toe today passed a resolution de-
claring that resistance to any in.
vasion Of India can only take the
form OF non-violent non-coopera-
ton
The resolution also said no COM
promise with Britain was possible
and warned:
Britain must abandon its hold
on India"
The vote was regarded as a
complete victory for Mohandas *.
Gandhi spiritual leader Of India S
Hindu millions. and his non-vio-
lence policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

coastal command planes fought
through rain and clouds to reach
the Norwegian coast, attack ship
ping and hit the destroyer. Loss
of one plane was admitted.
For the first time in IL days Of
merciless war in the air, the air
ministry reported that there were
no German planes over Britain
during the night.
PHOTO ROSTOCK DAMAGE
The air ministry said today that
photographs taken by the new
British reconnaissance plane
which are so fast they can fly un-
ARMED over enemy territory in day.
light. showed the effectiveness Of
the bombing of Rostock.
1.-THE main output OF the
Heinkei airplsne factory for
many months viii be salvaged
material" il said.
Three heavy bombs went through
the roof Of The main assembly
building. $50 feet by ITO feet in
area. the ministry said, and made
one hole II feet across and two
so feet each across.
The ministry gave a detailed
statement Of damage done to spe-
cific buildings and said that in the
city proper there were two areas
Of complete devastation. one 900
by 600 yards, the other $50 by $50
yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Raj Scores Hits
On Destroyer
Off Norway h
Also Braves Rains
TO Hammer Ports
and Attack Shipping
BY SIDNEY j. WILLIAMS
United Press stan Cerresposdens

NDON,. May coastal
command planes scored hits on
a German destroyer of the Nor
wegian coast during the night and
fighter planes attacked enemy air.
dromes in occupied France. the
air ministry announced today.
An American made Lockheed
Hudson bomber dropped two
bombs on the destroyer's deck. the
air ministry said.
Bad weather kept British long
range bombers grounded for the
second straight night. but the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
More Nazi Rule
For Italy Seen

LONDON. May 2 (INS).-The
recent conference at Salzburg be-
tween Adolf Hitler and Benito
Mussolini will result in greater
German control over Italy, in
formed circles in London said
today.
In pointing out that Mussolini is
playing an increasingly subservient
role In the Axis set-up. observers
cited Rome radio announcement
shortly after the Salzburg meet
ing, held last Wednesday and
Thursday. which disclosed that
another large batch of German
police arrived in Rome Friday"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Saturdays Symposium

! Hilton Addison Wick, NJ. ID.
Jockey Alley,
New Bethlehem, Penn.
April 20. 1912.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
-FOUR Tn the News" al
Y ways seems to be just about
what the. doctor ordered
for the Observation-Disclosures OF q
wOOziIy weary world.
Especially so Is your touching
and tender story about Little Willie
and his gentleman friend of color,
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson jackson.
1t Is both tonic and sedative and
in its over tones and implications
reaches far beneath the surface
sparkle and gayety to those vaster
issues that run like hidden rivers
deep down under the heart OF life.
You are at your very best when
writing the tongue-in-chcek chroni-
Giles OF Little Willie. They are
little gems. We do not wonder
that with his background and
heredity, his pioneer. father and
his angel mother, his environment
and his opportunities. as the boy
grew older, that he increased in
wisdom and stature until he has
become the national figure that
has for so many years ''hewed to
the line, let the quips fall where
they may" nor that he has lived
to outlive all the caustic criti-
cism, calumny and abuse that IL
always the prophets portion; nor
that he has lived to see so many
Of his policies, prophecies and pre-
dictions come into full flower.
You need no medical degree toI
enable you to keep right on feel
ing the great American pulse and
translating IL into the hearts and
purposes Of those who regard you
as one Of our truly great Ameri-
cans.
Sincerely,
HILTON A WICK NJ n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
IN THE NEWS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
I hit many, many years ago
About ten or twelve of us boys
one colored named Hall, were
playing ball in "Young's Lot" a
vacant lot on the south side OF
Sacramento. between Jones and
Taylor streets A great high fence
was built around the three sides
Of the lot. Sometimes we would
play ball i'm the lot, and, Of course,
the street as well.
Well on this particular day the
game was exciting. with men on
bases I came to the bat and hit
the ball out Of the lot and over
the fence Of a big home on Sac
ramento street and through a big
plate glass window. We all made
home-runs that day, and ran In
all directions, fearing arrest. Later
in the day the lady living In the
home where the window was
broken came to the grocery store
on the corner with the ball and
told the grocer 20 give the ball
back 20 the boys, and that dear
lady was your mother.
We were 80 glad getting baci,
the ball and not being investigated
or paying for the window we de-
cided To play ball In Pairs Lot
at California. and Mason streets
where the Iairmont Hotel now
stands.
You may have lived in this home
Ion-TayloT-strect when YOU were
young, a. I remember q stage was
built in large stable in the rear
Of the property and an amateur
show held one night, and maybe
you were the hcadlincr-and did
I hear YOU sing Are You There
Moriarity?" was pceking through
the door on Sacramento street.
Very truly yours,
\. \. FLYNN.
Before 1906 Is Pleasant ST.
Now I6l Powell ST,
Hcrberts Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
NAILS STAY NORWEGIANs

LONDON, May 2 QNS).-Sev-
eral Norwegians. some of them
women. were shot and killed last
night by German police at Grim
in Nazi-occupied Norway. an Elk.
change Telegraph dispatch from
Zurich said today. quoting reports
from Oslo.
Others were wounded in the
shooting, which presumably oc.
CURED during an anti-Nazi demon
|stration. the dispatch said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Seven Found Dead
In Army Plane Ruins

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. May
2 tINS).-The entire crew OF
seven aboard a four-motored army
training plane which crashed IN
the billy terrain of Northern New
Mexico was found dead today.
A rescue party reached the
scene of the crash after perilouS
trip by pack horse md on foot
through sorubby underground and
around ScrapCV mountain peaks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Evelator Strike Ends

NEW YORK. May 2 GNS).-
More than 100000 residents of thu
upper west side were riding The
elevators again today after The
cne-day May Day strike by ar
AF'L union was halted at the re.
Quest OF the War Labor Board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
3 PLANES DoWNED

Can Any of Us Be Called Nor
NAL Human Beings? A Psychia-
trist at the University Of Buffalo
After . Series Of Experiments,
Has Come TO the Conclusion
That . Completely Sane Human
L. One Of the Rarest OF Crea-
lures. Read This Interesting
Scientific Article in The Ameri-
can Weekly With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

very little we knew Of what tho
rest OF the world is going through
and how really generous God has
been to us. Mrs. Biggs, my
youngsters and 1 were seated al
the dinner table during this broad
cast and we all agreed how fine
10 would be If we could all make
some sacrifice for those in need.
The following is very simple
idea, hut one that we all felt
would far more than fiji the small
quota needed for the United
China Relief Fund:
III each family in tho United
States or even a small proportion
would simply give up one meal
and donate the cost of this meal
10 this fund or even 10 the Red
Cross, how very simple ii would
be.
We as n family are going 90
do this and. while IL will not
amount to very much, we shall at
least feel that we have helped in
a small measure.
Very truly yours,
FRANK W. BIGGS.
lS50l, =. Beverly Glen,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Prohibitionists Win
Place on Ballot

LANSING. May 2.-The prohibi.
ton party of Michigan won a
place on the November ballot to-
day by fling the required number
of signatures with the secretary
of state.
William J. Person. Kalamazoo
party chairman filed II. 200 names
Minimum required number is
10 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
JAP TO SEE DUCE
- EAllzz 49,

The mystery over exclusion vi
Japan from the Hitler-Mussolin
conference at Salzburg. Austria
was deepened today when it was
reported that Lieut.. Gen. HiroShi
Oshima, japanese ambassador to
Germany, was going to Rome To
see Benito Mussolini. The report
came from the TOXIC radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Brazil Unbalanced
By Threats of Axis

RIO DE JANEIRO. May 2
UNS).--Axis threats OF future
settling of accounts" with Brazil
will not swerve the nation from
her course OF American solidarity.
President Getulio Vargas said
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
80 Shot in Giraud Escape

SCOW, May 2-GNS).-
Thirty French officers suspected
of aiding Gen. Henri Honore
Giraud in his recent escape from
a German prison CAMP have been
shot at Dresden. the Moscow radio
said today in quoting reports from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
$I,334,834 Tax Lien

A tax lien for 81. 334 1874 in in
come taxes was filed today by
Giles Kavanagh. collector of in
ternal revenue here. in federal
court against the Savin Corpora
ton. a personal holding company
headed by Edward S. Evans,
president of the Evans Products
rnrnnanV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

April 2l, 1912.
Mr.. VIM n. Hearst,
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Angeles.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
r LISTENED with a very deep
interest 20 the radio program
for the United China Relief
Fund. This is a cause that We all
know is more than worthy.
II rather hit me at the time how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Nazis Doom Is Poles

NEW YORK. May 2 (INS). -
Sixteen Poles were sentenced 20
death at wilma for armed resist
ance against Nazi authorities, the
British radio reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

LONDON. May 2 (INS).-Ger-
man troops clashed with French
civilians during a May Day demon
stration at Rouen. France. accord
ing to reports from Vichy, the
Daily Mail said today.
Some civilian casualties were re-
ported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

"Your Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, il one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Red .Gueni||as
Kill 5000 Nazis
In 0re| Sector
Action Said to Have
Freed 345 Villages
Of German Control

MOSCOW, May 2 INS).-Rus-
sian guerrilla forces were reported
to-day to have killed 5000 German
troops in sanguinary clashes in the
vicinity of Orel. 200 miles south
west of Moscow.
The guerrilla action was said to
have freed 345 villages from Ger
man control.
Fighting was continuing on the
Kalinin front to the northwest, the
Red army high command said,
with 900 Germans being struck
down in two days of battle.
Guerrilla activity in the vicinity
of Leningrad was said to be taking
an increasing toll of Germans.
1000 NAILS SLAIN
Occupying several villages to
the rear of the main German lines,
the guerrillas were said to have
slain about 1000 Nazis in three
days of fighting.
The Moscow radio quoted a re-
port from the Stockholm news
paper Alton Tidningen stating that
800 Russian prisoners of war had
ESCAPED with the help of German
soldiers" from the OSlo-Christen-
sund area in Norway. Only 20 Of
those who broke out of the prison
camps were caught by the Nazis,
il was added.
Soviet naval units in the Ba-
rents Sea sank another Axis trans
port of 5000 tons, the midnight
communique said.
The May Day score of German
planes destroyed was placed at 3S
while the Russians said they lost
mine.
BATTLESHIP SUNK
Announcement that German
lbattleship had been sunk in the
Baltic marked the first time the
ISoviets have claimed destruction
of a German capital vessel--of
which there are few. The battle
ship was not identified nor was
the time of her sinking given.
Altogether, the Soviet Baltic
fleet was credited with having
sunk 81 German warships and 1893
other vessels. including ia troop
transports. since June a., 1871,
when Germany invaded Russia.
Besides the battleship, the en-
envy war vessels sent to the Bal
tics bottom included one cruiser,
16 destroyers. Is submarines and
Is torpedo boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
CAME FROM INDIA

The Rangoon raiders roarcC
600 miles across the top OF tho
Bay Of Bengal from India 10 pounc
the enemy-hcld port for a SECOND
time in two weeks.
In the teeth OF violent anti
aircraft fire and fighter opposition
under a brilliant moon, the Ameri-
cans unloadcd their quarter-ton
bombs squarely on docks and other
harbot installations.
Meanwhile. II was revealed here
that the fifth column activity car
ried out in Burma by traitors,
mainly revolutiOnaries known as
Thakins, proved the most eneC-
tive of any subvcrsiVe movement
since that which aided the NaziS
in overrunninG Holland.
In addition TO organizing ma
terial and supplies for the Japa-
nese. the ThakinS acted as
intelligence agents. They traced
tracks through uncharted jungle
areas. marking trees 10 enable the
invaders TO dispense with motor
transport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

McC loud, California.
Dear Mr. Hearst:
IL VERY patriotic person these
x days j concerned witt
every phase Of the national
effort toward eventual victory.
In our enthusiasm We sometimes
forget that more people have been
killed by disease than by enemy
bullets in war. There i ample
evidence 60 indicate that there il
today n greater demand than ever
before for trained physicians and
surgeons. IL j. estimated that
for an army OF 7,O0O,OOO a mini
mum Of 10000 doctors will he
required. " the present time a
definite shortage of properly
trained doctors Tor the armed
forces exists.
I represent a large number OF
physicians and surgeons in this
state who are as patriotic a. anN
other group in the country and
wish to serve their country in th,
capacity for which they ar,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Filler Born Here
Leads Big Affa(k
On Rdngoon
AppIauded by Experts
for Brilliant Bombing
Despite Ground Fire

NEW DELFT. India, May 2
GNSl. Despite the roverses SUI
fercd by the United Nations
forces i'm Burma. much .satiSfac-
ton was expressed by military
leaders in India today over tho
announcement Of another success
ful rand against RanGoon by
American flying fortrcsscs.
The dock area Of the Jap-hcld
Burmese port was heavily blasted
before dawn Thursday in the
third such rand carried out by
American ilicrS.
The Rangoon attack. led by
Mai. Donald Kaiser. who was born
in Detroit and now is believed TO
have a homo AT McComb. O.,
demonstrate that even despite
the fall of Lashio the japanese
still must contend with strong re-
sistance by American bombers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
ApriI u. 1872.

April p, 1879.
The Honorable William Randolph
Hearst,
Wyntoou.
Met loud, California.
Dear Nr. Hearst:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
SINGER,

HILTON A. WICK, M. ID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-25
Gin Made Into A Mickey Finn For The Axis

Peoria. III. (UPl-Dr. C. s. Bo- ruff, technical director of a dis tiIling plant here, predicts that gin soon will disappear from American bars, and its alcoholic content will be used to make Mickey Films for the Axis"
 Boruff said alcohol is needed in the manufacture of smokeless powder, which is used in firing big guns. The kick" may be taken from other beverages as the need for alcohol in the manufacture of ammunition increases, Boruff said.
 "Smokeless powder, so-called, looks like short pieces of spa ghetti," he said. Cotton fibers are treated with strong acids to make guncOttOn. After certain meehan- ical operations the cellulose ni- trate, or guncoton, is mixed with alcohol and then with other sta- bilizers. This results in a sort of ielly-like mass, solid enough to be forced through dies. It is then cut to desired lengths"
 The alcohol and ethers serve as Carriers" in the drying process. he said.