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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

wise been clamoring for more
planes.
The new strategy. therefore. Is
likely To take cognizance of these
realistic desirables, in event of
Egypt's loss--always mindful, of
course, of the day ahead when
enough of men and material can
be accumulated for the American
Australian forces TO fight their
way back up 10 the Philippines
and for the Inauguration of an
invasion OF Europe.
If any one tells you the loss Of
Egypt, however, means the loss of
the war, will bet you even money
he is the same kind of person who
said 80 days ago:
Tho war Is over and victory
10 ours"
Opinions of good people like
that run up and down like a super
sensitive thermometer, and the
only thing you can count on is
that they never know what the
weather is.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Allies NOU Haze
Air Supremacy

To be OF any value TO the Allies
for eventual offensive operations
against Japanese-held areas, they
must drive the enemy from his
present positions by land troops.
actively occupy same. and convert
the bases to their own use for the
purpose Of striking at his tenuous
and vulnerable sea communica-
lions. This would reduce the
effective radius of the enemy's
naval and air operations while in
creasing our own.
The Southwest Pacific area Is
the one in which the most severe
pressure can be brought against
the japanese for this purpose, not
only because of their over-ex-
tended supply lines, but more
especially because OF the greatly
increased striking power of Mac
Arthur's forces. This Ia par
ticularly so with regard 10 air
units which not only have proved
their superiority over those of the
enemy, but definitely changed the
balance of air power In the area.
In consequence, It may not be
many months before an offensive
is launched against the Japanese
held bases, the rate OF movement
being dependent upon available
naval forces for protection and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Navy Statement
TUO Months Late

Any effort to keep the tiny dol
Of Malta in the middle of the Med
Iiterranean would hardly be worth.
while. The navy nearly gave some
military experts heart failure the
other day by announcing. during
the battle of Egypt, that the
American aircraft carrier WASP
had arrived at Malta with vital
plane reinforcements.
With Egypt tottering, it was nc
time for an American aircraft car
rier to be there. 1t developed the
Wasp venture had been carried out
earlier. As a matter Of fact il
was darned earlier, about last May
l, to be exact.
The British could have no use
for Malta. with Egypt gone, be-
cause there would be no landing
place for British or American con-
voys to go, through that inland
sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
ydps Seeking
A Safety Tone

The battles Of the Coral Sea
and Midway. with consequent
heavy enemy naval and air losses
probably put an effective stop "a
any japanese idea OF an early in
vasion Of Australia.
However. should they be able to
establish themselves in the New
Hebrides and Loyalty archipela.
goes, IL would be serious set.
back for the Allies. as these
islands surround New Caledonia
free French base occupied by
American troops) and are essen.
tial to the security OF the United
States-Antipodean supply line.
Due TO the effects of the Ameri-
can air raid on Japan in April, II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

20 divisions in the Crimea may
shortly be available for the big
Hitler effort that is TO come.
He may have TO make one out
of two in some instances and get
many unframed requirements, but
there Is no reason 10 hope that
his coming venture has been made
impossible by his Sevastopol losses.
The best reports suggest he has
1S5 to 2l0 divisions on the Russian
line (around 100000 mem. His
losses so far this spring and sum-
mer have actually been greater
than the Reds, although his total
is about the same as
last year.
Now, however, he is using more
Italian and Rumanian troops and
calling upon unframed replace
mentS.
His tactics are different. Rom
mel is still using in Egypt, the
same wedge and KeSsel strategy
for tanks, that proved so success
full in France. The tanks break
through, rummage around and
pnCircla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Criti(izes Route
Of Alaska HIGHWAY

SEATTLE, July 4 (UP).-Don-
aid Mcdonald. member OF the
international highway commission
today criticized the army's selec-
ton of the route for the Alaska
now under construction,
on the grounds that it was not a
supply route and never will be
one"
"The army went In there alb
solutely blind" Mcdonald said.
"As conceived, the road 10 not
a supply route to Alaska and It
never will be one. We haven't
got an Alaska highway under
construction yet, and we'd bet
ter start one In n hurry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Reds in Good Spot
Despite Big Losses

Hitler cannot do that any more
in Russia. The Reds are deployed
in depth. Therefore, Hitler has
switched 10 short battering ram
blows. He put his big assault
tanks up at the front of the line
to make short jabs. follows up
with lighter tanks, used with in
fantry.
Because Hitler is now losing
more men than the Reds, no one
here thinks the long range Rus
sian outlook is very bad, despite
Sevastopol. They may be driven
back, but the chances very
strongly favor their ability TO keep
their army fighting nevertheless.
Therefore they need all new aid
possible.
Our conveys have been getting
through TO MurTnansk despite the
submarine blockade, but Hitler
claims his bombing attacks on the
docks there and on the railroad
leading south have been successful.
There is no reason TO doubt it, or
10 doubt that something must be
done about il in the way of fur.
niShng the Reds more planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Pacific Ponder Keg May Explode S00n:
Japs, United Nations Ready
For Action; Siberia Thrust Seen

is believed that Toxic probably
will postpone attempts for further
conquests In the southwest Pacific
until the strategic situation in the
area nearer home is more satisfac-
tory.
This is evidenced by the recent
assaults on Midway and the Aleu-
tan Islands, in which Japan ap-
pears to be presently interested.
The strength and composition OF
the attacking naval and air forces
on these American outposts leaves
little doubt that her operations In
the north Pacific were basically
offensive.
However, the immediate purpose
of the invasion of the Aleutians
may have been safety first
move for the dual object OF pre-
venting the United States from
either assisting Russia by way oil
Siberia-should anticipated hos
tilities eventuate between Japan
and the Soviet Union-or building
up great air bases from which an
offensive against Japan could be
launched.
To permanently hold the pres
emily occupied islands will require
a protective naval force Of greater
strength than their military inn
portance 10 japan seems TO war
rant.
AS the tension along the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frontier Is
mounting steadily. the breaking
out OF hostilities in that region at
an early date would not be sur
prising. despite the japanese
Russian five-year neutrality and
friendship pact signed Ia months
ago. In fact. our state depart
ment recently has received strong
intimation from overseas that
such a break may be expected
soon.
However. Russia still maintains
a strong army in Siberia. suppos-
edly able TO cope with any Japa-
lnese force in Manchuria Moreover.
at the present time, Japan's &C.
cess 10 the Asiatic mainland Is only
by way OF the sea OF Japan. within
which lies Russias fortress OF
Vladivostok. from which Russian
submarines and strong air forces
operate, both serious menaces 10
Japan's communication within the
Sea of Japan which reduces her
military security.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Big Front Looms
On Russian Field

Nor could they use il for planes
or subs TO bomb or prey upon
Rommels line Of supplies, because
Rommels supply route could GO
straight from Italy to Alexandria
beyond plane range. Malta no
doubt would have TO go as Egypt
goes.
A stand might be made in Psles-
tine or Syria for the Near East
oil fields, but, as pointed out
above. this defense would have 10
be supported hazsrdously by the
circuitous route OF supplies back
through Basra. while the Nazis
enjoyed perfect interior supply
routes back 10 Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

WASHINGTON. July As
w Egypt goes, so goes the whole
Middle East theater of war.
No more military information
than that provided by a world map
will tell you that Axis closure OF
the Mediterranean will require a
whole new concept of the world
struggle by the United Nations.
A changed strategy for victory will
have 20 be devised.
The shipping distance from New
York and London TO Basra, at the
head of the Persian Gulf. Is
greater than from San Francisco
to Australia.
Any Middle East defensive cam
paign. based on that port (Which
would be the only feasible one left
by Egypt's falD could be sustained
only to very limited and difficult
extent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

support plus such additional bomb
ers and fighting planes as may be
sent to increase air superiority.
The longer the Allies delay their
offensive the harder IL will be to
regain their lost territory, as the
Japanese are Fastening the work
OF fortifying their conquered bases
in order to assure retention OF
their newly acquired vast and rich
resources.
Should the Allies succeed In
driving the Japanese out Of the
Solomon Islands and the Admiralty
and Bismarck archipelagoes. and
from their bases on the northeast
coast OF New Guinea, there would
be little possibility OF a serious
attack on either Australia or the
Observation-Disclosures lines OF COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
JesseIs Patch Up Rift
On Theater Stage

HOLLYWOOD, July 4 (INS) .---
All was peace and domestic bliss
with the George Jessels today
following a public reconciliation.
The comedian and his 1s-year-
old show girl wife. the former Lois
Andrews whom ne married IN de-
troit, patched up their rift on the
stage OF the Biltmore Theater
where Jesscl is appearing In a
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Coal RatiOning
Near, Says US.

Donald NJ. Nelson, war produc-
ton chief, warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies to "the limit
of storage capacity"
We are in a position TO put In
your full next winters supply of
most grades and sizes, now, with
out a payment until September.
Then you may pay in cash or in
6 or 9 monthly payments. For
complete information phone The
Detroit Coal Co., Townsend $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Hitler Army Using
Italians, Rundnidns

Consequently a new theory for
distribution Of our lend-lease sup
plies and our military strength
would be a likely military ne
cessity. Britain then would not
be fighting on any front.
The big front would be in Rus
STA. the secondary one in China.
Methods of sustaining those fronts
10 much greater extent than was
possible before, would have TO be
initiated.
The Nszis were cut up consid-
erabiy. but not critically. In taking
Seyastopol. Perhaps Is Of uheii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

frequency of heavy bombing
raids on Timor and Japanese
bases around the eastern end of
New Guinea, and by the Allied
commando raid on the Japanese
garrison at Salamaua, New
Guinea, Sunday.
BY the same token, the navy
appears to be getting ready to
capitalize on the advantages
gained in the Coral Sea and Mid
way battles. Signs of renewed
activity in the Pacific are the
successful bombing raid (last
Saturday, on Wake Island, near
est Of the Japanese-held out
posts to Midway. and the recent
arrival of a completely equipped
marine expeditionary force at
an "undisclosed base In the
Southwest Pacific"
In this particular theater. the
Japanese and Allied forces are
currently jockeying for position in
an endeavor to knock out each
Others air bases by air raids.
However. this is only a tenn
porary expedient, for bombing is
not sufficient for the purpose Of
either gaining or holding a base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Two SauD Smoke

The FIRE broke out al 3 a. m,
ihortly after the day Waterman,
Walter Lemon. had completed his
hrst round. Three alarms were
turned in and two hours elapsed
eefore the blaze was brought un-
Ter control.
Walter Szymanski. "a, Of 2121
Halleck avenue. and Irwin Hunter,
~. of 1876 Rutherford avenue,
raw the first smoke curling from
lhe storage building in the CEN
Ter Of the yard.
They notified Lemon and then
srove seven loaded lumber trucks
from the yard. Dense smoke from
The burning lumber attracted
thousands to the scene.
Currier said that the homes
acre being fabricated for a pri-
tate contractor and the loss in
tluded 100 refrigerators that were
10 be installed in the residences at
Pelham road and West Outer
drive. He estimated the loss
would delay work for a week.
Pending more detailed investi-
cation, the arson squad reported
an electric wire near one end OF
the 700-foot burned shed. Harry
Hill. the night Waterman. left the
yard al $50 a. m. they learned,
and the place was unguarded until
Lemon came in at 7:40 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
None After Pearl Horhor
Colombia Chief in u. S.

BALBOA, c. L., July 4 QNS). -
DR.. Alfonso Lopez, president-elect
of Colombia, was en- route today
to the United States at the invita-
ton of President Roosevelt. He
left Balboa for Miami, Friday
night, in an army bombing plane
piloted by Maj. Gen. Davenport
Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

COPYRIGHT fneFnAtInh stTNhs
to be
deparum OF he
WASHINGTON, July (INS).-The intensified German
Russia roaring tide of Rommes
Aka Korps sweeping Egypt have opera
Eastern theate of during the past several
weeks
this may be the ul before the which apparently
lis brewing.
General MacArhus forces in the Southwest Pachcwhch
srengthenedhave been Altogether
during this breathing spell" shown by the rising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
ChiId|ess Men
dleArmy Draft.
Engstrom Says
Permanent Deferment
for One With Wife Only
Not Expected in Year
BY KEN HALL

Because of thousands of requests
by telephone and mail asking in
depreciation Of new draft rulings
pertaining to married men, Maj.
Paul V. Engstrom, in charge Of
Wayne County's selective service.
Saturday stated that within a
year no man without minor cha
dren depending on him for support
can expect TO remain out of the
armed forces.
Major Engstrom stated that the
needs of the army are becoming
increasingly insistent and, al
though certain married men, par
ticularly those married before
September 16. 1910, may be de-
ferred from service longer than
single men or men married after
enactment of the selective service
act, it is not expected there can
be any permanent deferment Of
men with wives only. He said;
Law Provision
THE law providing for COM
pulsOry allotments and allow
ances will provide n wife with
$50 q month. A wife who has
any skill or earning capacity
probably will be expected to get
along with that help. II she has
voluntarily given up q self-sup-
porting position since Sept. Is.
1910, that fact will be considered
equivalent to acquiring de-
tendency In any other way, and
be no reason for deferring her
husband from service.
Tho man whose wife has no
background of self-support or
has some bonafide incapacity
will be deferred longer than one
whose wife can clearly take care
Of herself. The man with one
dependent child will be deferred
still longer and so on down the
line Of increasing dependency
categories.
4 Strikes on HIM
"The registrant who married
after the enactment OF the Sc
lective service act has two
strikes against him on that
score alone insofar as any per-
manent deferment In concerned.
eff he married in the face of
imminent selection--that II, IL
he married before classified ton,
or after being placed In either
Class IA or lib, or II he mar
ried during the course of an oc-
cupational deferment, or after
being deferred for the claimed
support of parents, then his
chances for continued deferment
are practically nil. even though
n child may have been born In
tho interim.
None After Pearl Horhor
Marriage after the Pearl
Harbor incident II not recog-
nlzed at all for purposes OF de-
fermcnt, even though pregnancy
or the acquisition of . child or
children may be involved.
ut should be m a de clear.
however, that we have not tried
to interpret future application
of regulations now In effect, but
rather have tried to forecast
how the married man Ia likely
10 be affected In the very near
future by the exigencies Of our
national situation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Chinese GiUe laps
Plenty of Trouble

The Chinese. who seem able 10
cope with the Japs better than the
British did In Malaga, have like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Re+akine of Bases Lost to Foe
Necessary to Allied Offensive

The comparative the Of the Pacific by Rear
Admiral Clark H. Woodward u NJ the following article
the prelude to a storm Of first mag nitude
Manchurid, thrusts
forces nder Gen Douglas necessity driving
Japs mev island territories before they
loot all point he believes
explosion Of the conflict the Pacific from Alaska to the
Antipodes)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
100000 Blaze
Sweeps Shed
AtCurrier Co.
200 Prefebries'ed Houses
fer Willow Run
Plant Are Destroyed

A 100000 fire OF undetermined
virgin. swept storage shed al the
SlrTier Lumber Company in
schsefer highway near Joy road,
saturday, destroying 200 pre-
fabricated homes designed for a
willow Run housing project.
Although P. J. Currier, president
u the firm, branded the blaze aS
having every evidence OF an in
.endiaTy fire" officials Of the fire
department. disagreed
81 don't think q saboteur
would bother about = lumber
yard" said Chief Inspector
George w. Smith. He'd be
more apt 10 pick out tool COM
pany."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

nnunication
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

ADV ENLISTMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Russia or China Would Be Scene
With New Methods in Fighting
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON. July 4-As20 divisions the Crmea
Egypt the whole shortly be available for the b
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Accident :
Mrs. Dunfen Suffers
Injuries Following
Auto Accident

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treatment
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affernon Ter -
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