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Ogranak Akron, o.:
Sabirna lista, broj II, saKup!o
j. Tesic: J. Tesic $4,000, f. Jones
$4,000, Nick Fender Body Co. Slo'-
90. E. P. Mepes $3.50, A. Brnstine
$500. V. Yatic $1.o0 i P. Mar'Ja-
movie s1.oo. Ukupno $3.50.
sabirna lista, broj 13, sakup!o
8 Rabie: E. Jones $500 i S. Babic
$1,000. Ukupno $500.
Svega Ogranak Akron $7l.oo.
Ogranak Chicago, ILL.,:
sabirna lista, broj 49, sakuplla
Milica Mijanovit: Tripo MiJano-
vic s1oo, Ch. Zeravit $1.oo, J. n.
25c., V. Vojinovie soc., P. Bug ar
ski Soc. J. Pesic 25c., Tn. Zarlc
$1.O0, Lieberman 50c., AmlllJa IA
pugija Soc, M. Mijanovic 2oc.,
Kosana Popov $500. Ukupno Sill
Sabirna lista, broj 81, sakuplc
T. S. Mijanovic: P. Vojnovlc 81
90. T. S. Mijanovie $500. Ukup-
no $500.
Sabirna lista, broj So, sakuplla
Marv Grbac: M. Albijanic $500
J. Tulo 25c., X. B. Markoff $1.0o
S Popov Csc, M. Miro 25c., S. Ia
dey 25c., P. Schipisky $500, 5
Babic Csc, Steve Galko 5Oc., M
Tonic $1.00, L. Stefanovic soc.
M. Karlovic $1.00, J. sestok 25c.
J. Danley Soc, G. Dobricevie 5oc.
L. D. Cohen Soc, c. Kucan 5Oc.
L Katie soc. Ukupno $15.25.
Sabirna lista, broj 54, sakuplt
A. Kapugija: M. Petrovic 25c., r
Week Soc. J. Mirchetto $500, A
Kcpchoff 25c. i 1. Moharic 25c. Y
kupno $3.1o.
Svepa Ogranak Chicago S34.3
Ogranak E. Chicago, Ind:
Sabirna lista, broj 82: S. Crno
vic $1.0O.
Sabirna lista, broj 80: G. Dobri
cevic $500.
Sabirna lista, broj "a, sakupi
B. Golub: R. Jovanovic $1.O0, {
Toseff s1.OO, T. Stojceff Soc, |
Srbovan 50c., A. Gallon 50c., n. \
Csc, n: n: 25e: j n: n: n: n: 59e: 5oc: 7 I
k1pno $3.50. '
Sabirna lista, broj 81, sakupl
G.. Braikovic: G. Brajkovic $40
&c. Ranic s1.OO. Ukupno $500.
Svega Ogranak E. Chicago $3S
SO.
YOUNGSTOWN, o.:
Sabirna lista, broj 151, sakupl
Y. Milic: E. Milic $1.00, n. N. 5Oc
M Neeri SOC. V. Milic S1.OO. |
kupno $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 154, sakup1
T. Gotal: G. Opacic $1.O0, A. Ba
her S1.OO i K. Sineek SOC. Ukupn
$3.50.
POTPORE RADNICKOJ BORE
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
Desnica protiv levice u NemackOj.

tala, cd kojih Sc prvi upotrebljava
u industriji, drugi je sredstvo "a
bankarsku trgovinu. Neki levokri-
laski element stole "a razaranr rs
"razornog" kapitala pod Trecim
Raihom traze da sc banke nacio-
nalizuju. Drugi hote mnoge druge
stvari, sto zavisi cd njihovog c.
sobnog volenja iii nevolenja, ali
Sc nisu odredjeno slozili nj ce-
mu. Njihova politika - tamna ka-
ko jeste - moze Sc najbolje sunni
rati u niihovom bojnom pokticu
"Ni diktatura proletarijata nj dix
tatura 'profitarijata'!'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Vecerinka u Chicago, Ill.


apostle ovuveernku "a m
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22

nog surovanja, da bi radnici mo-
gil sto jasnije videti korisnost
klasne borbe njihovog klasnog
organizovanja kako to decenijama
uci S. L. P.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22

Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um, - Bulver.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
KONVENCIJSKI PRILAGACI.

N. N. ........ ..... pow
SAN FRANCISCO, CALF:
/. Mikulic ...... ...... Sl.oo
MONROE, MICH:
G. Lasic -. ....... Sl.oo
NEW YORK, N. Y:
]. Skorupan $500 i P. Abramo-
vic $500. Ukupno $500.
Svega u ovom broju $19.35.
TRO-DNEVNE NAJAMNICE
FOND.
BELLWOOD, ILL:
M. Russity -. ...... $l5.oo
CLEVELAND, o.:
J. Grbavcic $500 P. Slepcevic
$500. Ukupno $11.00.
CINCINNATI, o.:
Marica Stevin 49,. ...... 5000
LOS ANGELES, CAL:
Bojana Suvacki $500 Julia An
tonoff $500. Ukupno $4.00.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,:
N. Popovic $1,000, T. Vidakovic
$1,000, M. Karlovic $500 M. j.
Golubic $4.OO. Ukupno $4,000.
Svega u ovom broju $4,000.
Svega do danas $521.3O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
Vecerinka u East Chicago, Ind.
BEDA FILOZOFIJE.


Mks1s .odineu
upohH
onmei
keniep eprucujm ocima
Cnaj ovoj
Cleveland
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22

Ko je to sto govcr; o porazu? ?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sto
ie nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
Vesela vecer u HObOken, N. J.

ogranakHo phdja
Ave
bspata
Milwaukee, Wis
kalu 9Th Ave
eraznhge
piah v
so vem 0r'a Ia ve ota0 V
d brgu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22
'Hitlerova pozicija-

Gde stoji Hitler u ovom boJu
dveiu ideologija? Vodja Rajha nj
ie Sc nikad pravio da INA ista q
ekonomskim stvarima. y svoHm
govorima pre- j posle dolaska ma
vlast, on Sc zadovoljavao da po-
navlia nekoliko obicnih primeda-
ba koje je nauGio Cd svoga mento-
ra. Gottfried Fedora, sad podmi-
nistra u njegovoj vladl. Kad Je Geo
svet ocekivao cd MEGA da izlozi
skicu 70 j e ideje dolazecem
drustvenom uredjenju Rajha, on
| ie iziavio da je privreda zivi orga-
nizam, zasnovan ma starodrevnim
: zakonima, usidren u ljudskoj pri-
rodi, koia Sc ne moze dirnuti- mas
/ je zadatak: rada, rada i jos ra-
da!" rece on. -
Hitler izjavljuje da kada je pr
vi put cuo Fedora gde izlaze svaje
ideie sIavinari jedne minhenske
pivske hale jesen 1919, ma ME
ga je napravila silan upliv sve-
svetsko-spasavajuca ideja, kako O..
ma MENU izgledase, sjedinjavanla
nacionalizma sa socijaizmom.
Stvarno je on mrzeo sociJalizam,
ali je uvidjao da je on, nakon IL
gubljenog rata, imao golemu priv
lacnu moe, pa bese gotov da eks-
plotaise njegovu propagandisticku
vrednost do potpunosti. Prica nam
kako ie izumeo emblem Nacionaf-
ns s9e:iialliissttiiske Partiie' HzlHalH-
ci njegovu dominirajucu boju -
crveno - cd Marksista, pa stav-
ljaiuei povrh ME bell krug cr-
nom svastikom, tako da su te trI
boje dale boju nacionalista. Tako-
dier je uzeo oznaku drug od
Marksista, s malom izmenom. Ma
cisti zovu jedan drugog 'partijskI
j drugovi''. "Parteigenossen'.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-22

pitanju samo Sc delimicno dugu-
ie Hitlerovom neinteresovanju za
ekonomske stvari. Vecinom Sc O.
ma duguje cinjenici sto je rec So
| cijalizam u terminu Nacionalni
Socijalizam postao, IL praksi, nes-
to drugo. Izgleda da je Treci Ralh
prilicno daleko otisao ne ka socl-~
jalizmu, nego ka drzavnom kapl--
talizmu.
Napadi levog krila ma kapitalis-
te mogu Sc kristalizovati u nesto
odredjenije nego sto je neJasno
nezadovoljstvo postojecim siste--
MON. Covek moze nagadjati nil
hovim konacnim namerama ako
drzi ma umu da je kratko vren1e
nakon Hitlerovog dolaska ma vlast
nastao prepad ma veliko ma indus
trijska trgovacka preduzeca, o.
sobito u Rajnskoj. Nacisticki pre-
padnici su otpustali menedzere
direktore, pa sami zauzimali nil
hova mesta. Oval revolucionarnI
val je zaustavljen kad su Sc Hit
ler, tajna policija i koncentracio--
nj logori provrednil. U maju pros
le godine je kancelar prokIamo-
vac kraj prve faze revolucije
; pocetak druge, koje svrha bese, re-
! &c on, stabilizacija nacisticke po--
, bede.
To bese novi revolucionarni val
koji zapoee pre- kratkog vremena-
Da Ii to naslucuje ostvarenje CT
nienice da Utopia, koju su nacis-
tieki opsenari bojadisali tako IL
vim bojama pre- no sto i'm je vlast
klimnula glavom, ina da ostane
SANTA ako mase ne poduzmu akcI-
, iu? Sukob koji je otkrio Herr von
!, Papen moze biti izgladjen privre-
e memo, ali njegovi &c odjeci sigur-
mn lebdeti kao ayeti mad dolaze-
elm danima Treceg Rajha.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
YeggS Start
$4,000 Fire
In I Stores
Kresee Safe BLASTED
TO Last Drawer;
Bandits Escape

A ere started by burglars at
tempting TO open a safe with an
acetylenc torch swept two S S
kresge stores at 9Ol4 Grand River
early today and caused an esti.
mated $4,000 damage
The FIRE began IN the rear of
the krcsge hyc-and-ten-ccnt store
and quickly spread to the kresge
dollar store adjoining and to the
Offices Of two physicians and a
loan company upstairs.
Frcmen using i pieces Of
equipment battled the blaze for
nearly three hours. II was not
until the ire was eXtinguiShed and
detectives entered the building
that the burglary attempt and the
discarded blow torch were dis
covered.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Nd Lib Radio Programs CurI,ed
Request Numbers Banned by Censors Check Possible Soy Activities
Prohibit Audiences Any Use Of Mikes; Warn Reporters Too

used IN Lost and Found or
similar announcements
Quz programs in which the
audience participates viii be or
have been discontinued Any pro-
gram which permits the public
accessibility 10 an open micro
phone is, OF course. dangerous.
Likewise. man-in-the-streetS in
terviewS. airport interviews and
such will not be permitted.
Although the likelihood OF ex-
ploitation in a forum or interview
program is slight. the censorship
office said. those which seek COM
ment from the audience might be
dangerous
Special events reporters doing
on-the-spot broadcaSts after air
raids or other enemy offensive
action were warned against using
material which the enemy might
find valuable.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
.Conndught Dies
In London at 81

LONDON, Jan 16 UP)-Th,
Duke Of Connaught. 81 year : ole
great uncle Of King George VI
and last surviving son OF Queer
Victoria. died today
An official announcement said
Field Marshal. his royal
highness the Duke Of Connaught,
passed away very peacefully this
morning al BagShot Park in
Surrey. He had been i'm failing
health for some months past"
From 1911 10 1916 he was gov
ernor general OF Canada and wor
high praise in the Dominion foi
ms administrative ability and tact
Connaucht devoted himself
earnestly to soldering as pro.
feSSion
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Accused in Theft
Of Secret Fuse

A Detroit tool and die worker
employed in a plant engaged in the
confidential production Of an elab.
orately guarded secret trench NOR.
tar fuse was accused by FBI Di
rector John 5. BugaS today of dis.
playing the fuse TO his friends anc
in public places.
The employe Mere Jerry Cor
micr. 80. Of 2s2O Trumbell avenue
is held for theft Of federal prop
erty
The fuse is new departure
in armament construction and
the government went TO elabo-
rate extremes in keeping il
secret" Bugas said
"Net this man took fuse
from the plant despite the fact
he had been officially sworn to
secrecy and demonstrated IL tn
his friends and even strangers i'm
restaurant and other places.
"In the wrong hands the fuse
could have been easily trans
formed into bomb. This mans
sole excuse for his vicious care
leSsneSs is that he wanted his
friends To know what he was
working on
BugaS SAID Cormier admitted
taking the fuse from the plant.
lie VIII be arraigncd before Fed
eral Judge Frank A. Picard. who
ordered a bcnch warrant for his
The onenSc carries PEN
atty Of one year IN prison.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
SAFE DOOR BLASTED

Detective Sergeant Edward Eg-
gers OF the arson squad and InSp
Herbert McCa,kc. chief OF tho
tenth police precinct. SAID the
outer door Of the larger OF twc
safes had been pierced with the
torch and then blown open with
an explosive
The inner door where larger
sums are kept was untouched de-
tectIvcS SAID. Four money bags
containing petty cash were found
beside The safe. apparently dis
carded in the burglars haste 10
leave the burning building
The interiors of both the store,
and the offices were destroyed
part Of tKe roof was caycd in
glass was broken throughout the
entire Kresge Building and piles
Of stock in the basement were
ruined by water
Firemen at first thought there
may have been some connection
between this fire and the one
which damaged the Sanders con-
fectionery store three doors north
just last Saturday. Finding Of
the burglary attempt eliminated
-fhle theory
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Summary
Of World
At ar

MALAY FRONT - Fresh Aus
tralian army takes offensive;
Jap tanks and infantry sent
into retreat; SIX tanks de-
stroyed and 200 JapS killed.
page l1
BATAVIA Dutch defenders Of
Tarakan Island sank two Jap
destroyers before garrison
gave up; still resist stoutly on
Celebes Island. page J.
NEWPORT. r. limited States
Navy surface ships, flying
boats and blimpS hunt maraud-
ing U-boat off east coast.
page -
RIO DE Delegates
-, p74fa- IA ztfr1crfcan- conference
or foreign ministers get down
TO business; Argentina may
propose a motion Of great
Importance Page 81
LONDON-RuSSians take four
important towns and are in
position 10 drive down on
Rzhev. (Page 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES armies
within 10 miles of Jap base al
YOchow; Jap campaign in
Huan province now imperiled.
tPage p
WASHINGTON-Japs attempt
ing TO infltrate General Mac
Arthur'S lines in Bataan.
Buy Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
.beffrieS
Also Hits
Bonuses

Pay increases or bonuses tr
any city employe was opposed TO-
day by Mayor Edward j. JeffrieS
The mayor told the common
council al us final meeting on the
pay increase question that he
would favor. raises IN neNt yeai 5
budget
Three unions so which city en-
ployes belong. an independent
union and Go and AL. for
months have b cen campaigning
ior . IT, per cent raise
The council could grant the
raises despite the mayors opposi-
ton lf n wishes
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
buy Bomber
Raid Wardens Unarmed

WASHINGTON. Jan, is CUPl
The Office OF Civilian Defense
today warned air raid wardens
that they must not carry fire.
arms because they are not cX-
pccted TO engage in combat with
Inc armed forces Of the enemy
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
200 Millions
In War Jobs
Given Here
Navy Officers
Visit City TO Cut
All Red Tape

Eliminating red tape that ire
quenty SaarlS negotiations in
Washington. United States navy
officers are here personally ped
ding contracts. II was disclosed To-
day. and have placed orders for
$500 100000 worth OF war mate
rialS within a week.
We decided To came 60 the
automobile industry, rather than
wait for them To come to US"
explained Commander John &.
Huse OF the navy bureau OF
ships.
"EVeryw We received eN-
cellent cooperation. Jobs that
the industry previously found un-
attractive because OF unfamiliar
ity with the work. are now being
accepted with DISPATCH
Although unwilling 10 discuss
details, Commander HuSe de.
scrlbed the orders "of the type
that can't be done by mass pro.
duction methods.
Huse and his aide Lieut. Com
mandcr Herman Brant, have been
IN consultation with members of
of Automotiye Engineers.
who are meeting here, in acceler-
atlng the work. In three inter-
views alone il was understood.
C. contraCtS totaling Sl0O.0OOO00
were placed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

NAN Japan conquer the
islands of the Pacific,
and how long will il
AXE them TO do so?
Unanimously the experts
hink they can and will occupy
he East Indies i'm about six
months unless the United
states vigorously and victori-
,usly carries the war into the
Pacific.
1t is generally prognosti-
,ated that the Philippines and
singapore will fall before the
md of February, and that
Iapan-then able 10 c0ncpn-
rate effort on the East Indies
will completely occupy them
Continued on Next Page. Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

censorship listed four claSsifica-
tionS request programs. quIl pro-
grams. ad lib forums and inter
Views and ad lib commentaries
and descriptions
The office OF censorship asked
that no telephoned or telcgraphed
requests for musical selections be
accepted for the duration. Mail
requests should be held for an un-
specified length of time, and pre-
cautions should be taken against
honoring a given request AT spe-
Gifted time.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Buy n Bomber
Foreigners Property
Turned Over TO u. 5.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6 tUP)
The treasury today turned over
10 the Supply PrioritlcS and Allo-
cations Board anothepS2OO 600 OOC
worth of materials and equipment
uncovered in the governments in
ventory of frozen assets OF for
clgncTS.
The treasury previously released
S200,00O,000 worth of foreign
owned materials. and il was eSti-
mated that a total OF 500 OO0. O09
worth VIII be placed at The dis
po>al of SPAB when the inventory
Is completed
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Jap Isles Raiaied
RAAF Announces Plane Attack on CaroIines
in Bad Weather, One Unit Lost

MELBOURNE, Australia Jan
TO Pl-Australian planes
+ a I'd c d tho Jspancse-mandated
Caroline Islands la ST night. the
Royal Australian ar Force an
,nounced today. One Australian
plane failed to return from the
attack. which was made p bad
weather
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
XXTHL not the Germans
w crack up and sue
for peaces


Not likely. because we have
told them that we intend To
divide up their nation and
destroy them.
Moreover. even il we should
promise to protect them they
might not believe Us, because
We promised that in the last
peace conference and they
think we abandoned them To
heir enemies.
Never mind whether we did
Or not.
That Is what they think.
The question. then. is how
Ong will il take H. com
)letely to invade and subiu-
gate Germany and can we do
{ as long a we have "A vic
.orious Japan cOnquering all
he islands of the Pacific and
attacking Australia and New
Zealand, British Columbia and
he west coast of the nited
states:
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
LoOTING REPORTED

Washington military observer,
concluded that the Japs infiltra'
tion movements are designed II
soften up defensive positions as
a prelude to a fun powered frontal
offensive.
Text Of the COnmunique follows
"Philippine theater: Ground
lighting of varying intensity con
tinueS all along the front line
Enemy shock troops. with >pecial
training. are attempting aggree-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
ot'T OF COOKIE JAR
Continued on Page IL
buy "A Bomber
He Robbed Gloria Guests

NEW YORK. Jan IS INS).-
John Meryctt. - has confessed
TO the robbery staged during the
reception at the Gloria Vanderbilt
Pat DClcco wedding az Santa
Barbara Cal. police said today
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

" 4 : II y G o y, Jan. TO -
Charging the enemy with system
atically looung and devastating
the n country side, Gen.
Douglas Macarthur reported TO
the war department today that the
japanese are now employing crack
shock troops and dive bomberS in
an effort 10 wipe out the Ameri-
can-Phllippinc forces " hich he
commands.
The JapS meanwhile continued
efforts 10 nlIltrate General Mac
Arthur lines.
Shock troops especially trained
for these operations are beiR =
u sed the war department dis
closed
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Buy A BOmber-
Laura ingalls, Denies Guilt

WASHINGTON, Jan 16 CUP).
Laura ingalls,, noted aviatriX,
pleaded innocent in United States
District Court today 10 an Indict-
ment charging her with violating
The Foreign Agents Registration
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
British
Raid Axis
Shipping

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Jan 1e
CUPl The newspaper Aftonbla-
dct reported from Berlin today
that British naval units had AT
tackled ANS shipping in the Span
lSh harbor OF Santa Isabel on the
island Of Fernando Po, Spanish
West Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
buy a Bomber
Blum Reported Seriously III

NICHY. Jan. is up Former
Premier Leon Blum Il. who Is
awaiting trial on war guilt charges
by the Riom Supreme Court. was
rcDOrled critically ill TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
FEARED HEAVY LOSS
"There is nothing TO report
from other areas

Hurled back in previous ,hru,'>
al General MacArlhur's lines N
north Bataan, the japanese prob
ably have found that a frontal al
tack would cost a terrifying sum
in mean and material military eX-
pertS believed, and as a result
the enemy has sought 10 soften
up the defense lines.
In communique deScriginb Nip
pons offensive IN the Bataan
region. the department SAID that
ground fighting continues all along
the front line. but in addition. at
tack planes and dive bombcrS are
being used 20 blast American-F'ili-
pino artillery positions aHd troops
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Australians
Force Tanks
To Retreat
Nj Nipponese Flee
Counter-A+faek;;
British Bomb Foe

WITH THE ADVANCED M
.PERIAL FORCES ON THE
WEST MALAYA FRONT. Jan. 16.
Remnants of a Japanese tank
and infantry column were re.
treating in disorder today after a
dawn attack by Australian troops
which has delayed the enemy ad.
vance by at least "a hours.
The ms reported a broad
cast by The JapaneSe-controlled
Saigon radio which asserted that
Jap spearheads are now only 81
miles from Singapore.)
Six japanese tanks were
smashed and at least 200 Japanese
were killed in this first clash be-
tween the invaders and a tough
land powerful Australian army
which had gone into action for
the first time.
As write the Australians and
the Japanese are in fighting con-
tact over a widening front.
BOMBERS IN BATTLE
As the battle developed. big
British bombing planes roared
high over the fields and groves Of
the area and, in one of the biggest
imperial aerial attacks of the war,
battered japanese transport, roll-
ing stock on railroad lines and
highways in the Tampin area on
the west coast 120 miles north Of
Singapore.
"a Malaga general head
quarters communique issued at
Singapore said that the British
planes damaged railroad tracks
and left vehicles afire-l
Maj Gen. Henry Gordon Ben
nett, commanding the Australian
force, told me that the
Australians. specially trained in
Jungle fighting. had gone into
action at AIS p. m. Wednesday
for the first time, only a few
hours after their arrival at the
front in great and perfectly
effected movement northward.
TANKS DESTROYED
Then. in their first offensive
action of the battle for Singapore,
at dawn the Australians ambushed
a Japanese tank and infantry
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
CITES DANGERS

If a telephone caller. for in
stance. requested Moon Over
which he prob A ly
wouldn't do because that's too
that might mean the
time was ripe for a raid
Similar SubterfugeS might BE-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

\ communlquc reported Japa-
nese air reconnaissance over the
Bismark Archipelago and Japa-
neSe bombing near Rebaul.
ENJOY HEALTHFUL DANCING.
% Charming HosteSSeS Furnished.
MISUNDERSTANDING az Willis.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Defend America,
Buy a Bomber
List OF donation, ,.. Page II
By r. JEROME PETIT
Defend AmeriCa-Buy n Bomber.

With mounting enthusiasm On
the part Of citizens in America ',
hour OF peril, the Times readers
campaign 10 raise funds 10 buy a
bomber today continued 20 swell
Hundreds Of groups have an
nounccd that ths week coUec-
fion> for 'ne Buy "a Bomber fund
VIII be- made IN stores factories.
shops. offices lodge halls. apart
mcnt houses and hotels All 10
boost the total TO teach Japan
and the ANS a lesson
Throughout the metropolitan
Detroit area as we'll AS in many
surrounding communities m9n
women and chldrcn OF all walkS
OF hfn are joinIng up IN this patrt-
otic drive 10 help scrap the JapS.
Ot'T OF COOKIE JAR
There's Mrs Ida McClain Of 294S
Trumbu!l, for instance, whose hus-
band served his country in World
War / our Of a cookie jar fund
saved from grocery spending. She
contributed Sl5O 70 the bomber
fund Further she sent IN - IN
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
IN THE
NEWS
are asking ques-
tiOns.

DEOPLE are asking ques-
tions.
How long will the war
laste
How long will il take us TO
whip the Japs"
How long 10 whip the
Germans?
On which should we con-
centrate first?
As to the question, "HOw
long will the war last?!" the
best opinion estimates from
three to five years.
If we adopt the right pro-
gram the war can be def
nitely decided in three years.
If we adopt the wrong plan
OF procedure the war Will take
at least five years.
1t might take ten.
1t might not be definitely
decided at all, and end in an
undesirable peace.
KZ0tR eoitimnist has read
Il. histories, of course
as everybody else has.
But that does not make a
man a military expert.
So he has consulted the
best recognized military ex-
perts, most Of whom will give
private opinions but not make
public statements.
The consensus Of opinion il
this.
The world war lasted five
years.
This war is a greater war,
with forces more evenly di-
vided. and could not conceiv-
ably last in its whole length
less than the period it took
to conclude the previous war.
Ii might Iast-eNen under
skillful conduct and favorable
circumstance year or two
longer.