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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Auto
Graphs
Automotive War
Production Day
Set Here on Friday
II, SILER FREEMAN

Thus Friday will be "Automo-
tive War Production Day
throughout Michigan II Is the
FIRST anniversary of the Auto
motive Council for War Produc-
tion and viii be marked by the
visit OF Donald VI, Nelson, WPB
chef. who viii be principal
speaker at the councils first
annual dinner that night.
The council, which replaced
the Automobile Manufacturers
Association, is proud of its ac-
compli>hmentS that transformed
the giant automotive industry
into an even greater arsenal 10
arm thr United Nations The
one-day session will give off
Gals from automotIVe companies
from Rhode Island to California
a chance TO see and hear OF
these accomplishments first hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Business Shouldn't Be LulIed to Sleep

should he ued to sleep by the propaganda
suggestion they their Unless they
heavily research the work of science
and invention they will be oudanced by rugged and enepsng
1t open competitor
poratons they forget that the corporation itself is
that behind the tens of thousands OF
Although the American Telephone
enterprise with well over
half stockholders owned primarily by little fellows
owning only shares Thus when the prn-
cpe progressive taaton applied to the corporation itself
stockholders receiving dividends the objective OF
accordance with ability to pay frustrated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
FairchiId Changes

Alvin p. Adams, president OF
Duramold Aircraft Corporation,
and Harold II. Budds, Ranger
Aircraft general manager, have
been elected directors Of the
Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Corporation.
Duncan y. Cox. vice president
Of t'airchild. has been named
executive vice president of the
Ai-FIn Corporation, a t'a1rchtfd
affiliate which is devoted TO re-
search and experiment on inn
proved cooling of air-coolcd air
craft pnplncS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
French Don Want
To Work in Germany

VICHY, July 6 (UP).- Only II
of 10000 French railway workers
polled by German authorities have
agreed 20 go 10 Germany as volun'
teer workers, it was learned TO-
day.
Disappointed by the result OF
this poll. the Germans were said
to have countered with a proposal
for French volunteer ilw a
workers 10 go TO AlSace and
Lorraine. The Frenchmen would
relieve thousands of Alsatian and
Lorrainian workers who arc under
German domination and would be
required 10 60 TO Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Diversity of Thinking Seen Always Desirable

competitive society is desirable to have some
than uniformity among business men,
executives now under
criticism because they made alliances
happen know that not all business men
welcomed prewar from foreign companies
A the loUdown business man is 10 ask
competitor make allowances for possible bias Many
to grief the late FRANK
utility holding executive privately
pointed hidden the insult empire lay IN the
fact that il was making full allowances for depreciation
The cnndlcied mpeltlye entcrprseS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
New York May Cut
Teachers by 500

NEW YORK, July 6 GNS). -
Five hundred more teachers, few
of whom will have pensions, may
lose their jobs next February I'M
less more state school funds are
James Marshall. chair
man Of the Board of Education S
law committee, warned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Gas Price Changed TO Fit Market Conditions

But OF these points is involved in
gasoline regulation
Senator Georges attack does not to be delivered
be fixed the OF gasoline
be included and gasoline prices to be fixed they may
changed conditions. Surely not
discrimination the price sections where condl-
ton of scarcity and higher costs develops.
a gallon be entirely justified by the
conditions Justify such Clearly the cost of get
been increased by the sub
ankerS This makes the expensive
If objection be that pa cents too much
the only involved the accuracy of the cost figures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Willing TO Pay Cost OF Production. Delivery

side nothing essentially bad about
price l would much rather pa cents
little gasoline and be of getting IT. How
supplies the goods desire when
them than that cover the costs
of producing them and bringing them us?
gasoline for the Of restricting our use
Of 1t makes tired The
the price obviously not part of the tire raonne
enables Fasteners TO get
gasoline burn the road But the general scheme
S needessy complicated and smart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Aircraft Industry
Wage Level Sought

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. July 6
.UNS.-A conference looking to-
ward StabliziatiOn Of wages IN the
aircraft industry was called for
today by the war production
board
Representatives of two unions,
Go and AL. and nine West
Coast aircraft plants we're Sched-
uled 10 meet with Paul r. Porter
and Charles w. ellis OF the WPB,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Heney
Gas Price Advance
In East Justified

George reported have said that the raising OF
gasoline prices the East bad While the reports have
entirely clear whether the objects
price whole confused raoning
scheme he OF either
misunderstanding. would with the
he hold that government fixing in general
is bad-that il is likely TO do harm than good
would also that il bad for the government to dis
fixing prices penalng the people OF section
or industry and favoring another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

There Is no explanation by
any responsible official why this
country, In setting up a program
for the production Of synthetic
rubber. gave consideration only
10 untried laboratory expert
ments from petroleum which
will require twice the time and
many times the critical material
needed To produce the same rub
her from alcohol"
THE only plausible explana-
tion seems 10 he that the dollar
a-year men in the Chemicals
Branch Of the War Production
BOARD were fearful that the war
might end suddenly and that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
If U. S. Needs Our Tires, Take Them Now

let IL confiScae
them at once and cowardy wait till
November eecons) But II doesn't need our tires
should this and let prices OF gasoline take care oil
gasoline supply and demands,
Real would be relieved by the free
pav of individual initiative would
would find profitable TO bring
would be limited TO those uses which
pay o make them worth while.
experts want any real equilibrium! :
Do they lstw NOR Jobs for themselves?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Modern Corporation Combination OF Savings

combination of the saw
individuals tSockholdeS used to consolidate better
enable human workers
to the quality goods
while lowering the cost OF production.
general to be almost mean
inge the chief executive of the mammoth corpora
and all the gradations in between
survey while showing the American public
opposed indicated that there sentiment Tor
il among than other groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Aneott. Montgomery Set

PHILADELPHIA, July 6 uNS)
- Lightweight champion Sammy
Angott and Bob Montgomery
leading Negro challenger. tapered
off training chores today in prep
aration for their 12-round third
clash at Shibe Park tomorrow
nirhl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Scratches

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

"Your Own Horoscope" hy
Frances Drake, " one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

Appointment of Jewell as
acting manager of the central
district of the Westinghouse
Electric Supply Company with
headquarters in Detroit, was
announced by Walter William
son, executive vice president.
He succeeds James Sidney.
who is now working for the
war department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Unlisted Stocks

Approx mate prices furnished by 'hs Ma
touai Association Of Securities Dealers,
Inc District No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ

Detroit Times Financial Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

For the Inside News" of
Washington. follow Paul Nal
Ions Column IN the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

that prevail in this region for 10 months or more
The Temple of Life, my friend confided to me- IS
devoted the of the human soul and its powers II
perhaps the only place earth where the Of every
religion and those without any belief whatever can meet
equal footing and concentrate problems which
sure to mean much to humanity.
The who TO this isolated spot to devote
themselves TO occult studies and meditation required TO
take solemn 10 write to their friends
municate any with the outside world" he said
THE Temple of Life and the little community in which
stands is inhabited exclusively by told that
had been there and that none would be
allowed to enter for such brief visit mine
The community is completely self supporting Food is
available in abundance The warmth and fertility OF the
valley according to the explorer from hot springs
which keep the temperature many degrees higher than in
surrounding dosoae region The archeoogst reported
that the residents far advanced in researches in
Clairvoyancc and telepathy.
When he left, he had to take another pledge that he
would reveal any Of the occult secrets of the valley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
"Died Three Times
She's Still Alive

FAKE il or leave it but Mrs. Ida
McAdoo, a California evangelist,
claims she has been raised from
the dead no less than three times.
According to the sworn word Of this
husky-voiced woman minister, who
has been transforming her sect's cir
cult for the last two decades, she's &C
-trratty- been 10 heaven on three occa-
sions and, in each instance, she has
been resurrccted to carry on her re-
ligious teachings
AS proof, Mrs. McAdoo produces
members of her congregation the
Pentecostal Church OF God-who claim
they were present at her trio Of
deaths and also on hand when the
evangelist resumed her role on earth.
There's nothing unusual about Mrs.
McAdoos claim. The number who
claim 10 have come back from the
hereafter are legion Recently "A Brit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

yet could gain any definite information OF its
whereabouts fact l dismssing ii something
and legendary when day made the acquaint
anee remarkable pilgrim from Nepal whom cured
of a serious illness.
confided that he going to spend the rest
of his life in the secluded place the Golden Summit of
the KunLun mountains l asked him whether he could
take along. He hesitaed and said he would ask the
necessary permission. few weeks later he to
and said could accompany him if would promise never
reveal the exact route taken to reach the valley
promised this is why have been unable to give
the perlousy eventfu journey the pilgrim and
undertook
After four weeks of travel through the Cobb Desert
and terrible mountains of Northern Thibe arrived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

that little known region beyond the Kun-Lun mountain
range of the most inaccessible parts of Chinese
Thbe DR. Lao Chin claims he spent four weeks trekng
the Cobb desert and the rugged mountains
reached the strange temples that tower nearly
$4,000 feet above level.
In making report in 1927 to DR. William Beebc, the
American explorer Professor V. Kozlov. tho Russian
scientist and Professor Roerch Dr. Lao attributed
the any definite knowledge about the Temple of
Life to its inaccessbiy described the buildings
made of black basalt and gray granite
They older than the Great Wall Of China, older
than the tomb of Lao Use the oldest paEodas
India perhaps older than the pyramids of
Egypt" DR.. Lao reported Their beginnings lost in
the very history and records have been found
% show when they built
centuries, the temples have sheltered spiritual
mahatmas AND prophets according to the archie
oogst Just how DR. Lao happened to reach this queer
land is told his scientific report.
Although had heard in the amascrcs of China and
many references this Temple of Life he wrote,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

lister believes the curing of her partial
blindness cancer and numerous other
ills is directly traceable to the AL
mighty.
Her first death" occurred in 1925
at NARROW, Oklahoma, from heart
trouble One of the witnesses, G.. w.
Woodward, superintendent Of the
church district Of oklahoma and
southern Kansas, said that he was
preparing to notify her congregation
of her passing away when she rose
from the sckbed, completely well.
1.-The second time was raised was
in 1929 at FL Reno Oklahoma" Mrs.
McAdoo related. II didn't know what
was wrong with me. I had been hav-
ing spells for about six months I
passed out completely. This time I
was right at heavens gate / could
see inside. Brother Woodward was at
my bedside. rebuking the death-devil.
him in the distance, and wished that
yer since l had that glimpse of heaven,
,rlds got any attractions for me now.
d me up, instantly healed"
n was caused, so she said, by injuries
ltomobilc accident near Portervillc in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

NJ xHEN President Roosevelt jolSigly announced that
NJ the first American bombers to raid Toxic took
w from Shangri-la the chief executive pull
ing the dishonorable leg of the Japanese.
Like Prime Minister Churchill, who once sent MEM
bers of the German High Command scurryng to their
maps the announcement that the Raj had dropped
bombs at Random the President was engaging in bit
of international testing.
Whether Roosevets disclosure launched the santeyed
mtarists aas-hunt for the fictonal Shangra is
anybodys guess but certain that it didn't do anything
satisfy their burning curiosity TO where invading
planes really did come from.
And now-fanning the flames of speculation again
pr Lao Chin the famous Mongoan explorer with
the claim that there is Shangr-a hidden up around
hot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ish naval commander whole book about his
pcrenCe IN going TO heaven But regardless of how
grains salt you may take with these their
method of telling and the obvious sincerity of the claim
ants always provides enough material for interesting
lecture
In addition to her rcsurrecons this houscwifcly min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

at a snow-covered
plateau lying some
$4,000 feet above
sea level. In the
distance and far
below us I beheld
TO my amazement
a valley w h G
greenness and APP
parent W ar m I h
and fertility were
in strange contrast
10 the b ARE
snow we're d
tableland on which
we stood.
I'm this peace
full valley, rising
above the sur
rounding trees, I
saw an imposing
group of buildings
which, as l later
learned, were the
Temple of Life and
its adjoining halls,
and an astrological
tower. From that
tablelsnd on which
we stood there led
straight to this
Temple Of Life a
road as w / d @.
smooth and as well
built as you will
find for motor cars
in America.
Down this road
we made our way
to the valley
which, by some
strange freak Of
climatic C n d =
tons, re m a n 8
pleasantly habita-
BILE in the midst Of
the freezing cold,
and the blizZards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

For centuries a
persistent legend
has it that deep in
the mountain fast
ness of Western
Asia. cut off from
civilization, there
exists a mysteri-
Gus and wonderful
settlement known
as the Temple Of
Life"
When J a m e 8
Hilton, the British
a u t hor, wrote
Lost Horizon" he
wove his story
about this sup
posedly legendary
never-never land,
and q u b b e d it
Shangri-la. Hill
tons land of mys-
terry was located
high a m ong the
icy peaks of the
Himalayan Noun
tainS - a warm,
spring fed an d
tropical green VAL
ley that was the
dwelling place Of
never-aging philos-
piers.
Now. according
to Or. Lao Chin,
this legend Of the
Temple of Life of
Thibet is no legend
at all-but a real
ity, a place that
he, himself, visited
for three months
in 1926. This nys-
ferrous valley, so
he reports, is
tucked away in
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2 August 30. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Atter four Weeks OF NfHNeI through Ihe IopI Deserl
the terrible mountains of Northern hibet arrived
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-11-13
The Election

The results of the election nationally if it indicates any
thing actually show dissatisfaction of the voting
public with the aw-mang bodies The republicans because
of gains made in the membership of their party in the United
States congress- claim that it shows dissatisfaction with the
of the
This may be partly the But there is also the pos
sbty which the republican party segment of the
democratic party ignores That the political chicanery dis
played by much of the membership of both parties
efforts to hamper the President and his advisors in almost
every made may have impressed the people with the
desrabty for change 1t may we'll be that the vote which
the people cast protest responsible for the changes
membership in congress.
number of progressive candidates defeated
saunch friends and defenders of the interests of the
1t possible that of the newly elected prove
be intelligent enough realize that the day of supremacy
of big business have known in the may be
ing close The two great labor organizations together
with the Farmers Union, constitute powerfully influential
medium through which intelligent citizenry speak with
voice which the would do well to listen Perhaps
WILL takes such steps urging of the
privileged bring about disturbances and create
dsunty doubly dangerous under present conditions.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-11-13
Champagne and Taxes

The United States senate has passed of the most in
equitable and ndefensbe bills in recent American history
We don't propose explore here it's 270 of legal
language only want to present incident typical of
the whole debate in the senate
After voting grant wealthy corporations hundreds of
millions of dollars concessions and approving heavy
taxes those in the lowest income brackets the
rived at proposal to lower the excise tax champagne
Bod La Toilette, who had been fighting losing battle
improve the BILL to his feet He opposed the
amendment he sad because he opposed to taking the
food from the table of the and giving the rich
a tax concession on his champagne"
The proposal to lower the tax champagne de-
feated but enough consolation price for the
plain people of America who handed terrific drubbng
in the tax bill.
With many of the socaed dealers joining the south
bourbons reject amendments based the
principle of taxation the National Association of Manufacture
had easier time than it had expected members
well afford to pay little for of champagne in
hundred million dollars corporate
tax concessions.-The Progressive.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-11-13

Why, then, did Columbia call off
Trans-Sahara?
The catch was this: Columbia
wanted advance assurance that the
film, after it had been made could
be exported. And Washington refused
such assurance. 1t is no secret that
there is censorship on export films,
just as there is on printed matter and
private letters.
Author Puts Washington On Spot
Wexley is UNDERSTANDABLE annoyed
and feels he is being censored by
Vichy appeasers in the State depart
ment. He will ask Washington to
point out specific details or aspects
that are Objectionable under diplo-
matte and/or military policy, and he
will correct them.
Chalk the Trans-Sahara setback up
to Vichy-mindedness in high places If
you will, but let's apportion the blame.
Remember that the producers could
film this picture for the U. S. public
They are to blame If they refuse to
enlighten public opinion about Vichy.
1t is not the governments frown
that holds Hollywood producers back;
it is refusal to gamble on losing
the fractional income from the foreign
market.
Columbia is Hollywoods second
largest exporter (after MGM) but at
that Columbia releases only one print
outside Of the country for every five
released at home And the foreign
returns in money are far less than
one to five.
Furthermore, picture budgets can
be adjusted for home market profits.
Take Paramount, which has only one
print outside the country for. every
seven inside. Paramount rolled up
81 100000 a month in excess profits
the past quarter, counting only dollar
receipts. A year ago with lower taxes
profits were only $1,000
900 Notwithstanding pounds, shill-
ings, sixpence and rupees.
Warmers Didn't Wait
Warner Bros. didn't wait for State
blessings or a guaranteed
foreign market when Confessions of a
Nazi Spy was put out in April 1889.
(That was John Wexley yarn, too.
In fact, Fritz Kuhn sued him for
S1,500,O00.)
Trans-Sahara is worth filming. OK,
then it ought to be filmed to stiffen
American opinion Let public opinion
work on official Washington. Wait
ing for the State department to
change it's attitude voluntarily isn't
Using the democracy we're fighting
or.
Tell that to Hollywood. Look, your
yote is good there, too. Why not
lrop a postcard to Harry Cohn of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-11-13
Organized Treason

1t is for the part of every patriotic
American that the of the Geyer anpo tax bill by
the house of representatives followed in the south
of terrorism which amounts to organized campaign
of treason against the effort of country.
In Mississippi of the poll tax states which such
Representative Rankin to congress by handful
of votes three murdered week Two of
the victims were children IA years of age.
In response to nationwide protests Gov Paul johnson
promised immediate and drastic action In deporng the first
nchngs during his three in office the aty
charged that the outbreaks against the people the
actions of forces seeking to aid the Axis
"Subversive elements sowing racial discomfort in Mis-
sissippi responsible for the ynchngs
said 81 call upon the citizens of every walk of life fight
off these disturbing elements which have only purpose
mind-that of aiding the Axis"
Attorney General Bdde has ordered FBI investigation
and has promised vigorous prosecution is the duty of the
American people to that action and punishment prompt
The fascstminded Ku Kux poll takers should be dealt
with in the the nazi saboteurs and for
the
Our national security demands that this be done Organ
zations should let Mr. Bdde know that the people want
New Dealer.