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La gaceta., 1942-04-01

drfan una gran escasez de Off
ciaaes para su ejercito.
Parece pues que ell mOmento
ha llegado. Ell Estado Mayor aie
man va sc di6 cuenta de e.lo e,
inm~ediatalmente despues de la
ocupaci6n OhecoeslOvaquia, en-
Ipez6 a ~ejercer preston sobre los
ex-oficiaQes de estos pafses. A
Los primeros dias de Ia guerra,
Cos oficiales de alguna edad, que
habian servido anterirmente en-
ell ejercito de Austria Hungrfa,
fueron llamados al Quartet del
Comandante. Ali Sc les reco-
mend6 delararse alemanes, aun-
que Sc lutheran declarado antes
checos, y hasta en- ell case de
que lutheran rehusado la ciuda-
dania alemana despues de la in
vasi6n nazi. Ell prop6sito, era
;por Supuesto, ell recoger estos o.
ficiales para las reservas del e.
jercitO aleman. En- autor dbl
lpresente articulo sable de un ca
so de un ex-ofieial checo al que
sc lie dijo que su negocio podria
sufrir mucho sine Sc detlara5a
de nacionalidad atemana. Este
proceder del Mando alaman Sc
conoce en- ell c6digo civil como
"chantaje". En- la actualidad,
cuando hay una tad ~necesidad de
hombres, y especialmente de o.
ficiales podemoS muy bien ima-
ginarnos que los Nazis no Sc pa
raran ante ell chantaje, sino que
forzaran clara Y sencillamente
a todos los que caigan en- sus ma
nos.
(CORtiRuard).
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Entonces dGcla el capttan:
-Ruegote me d5s a ibet:r I'm
POGO de aqua, que ez.Oy sedien-
to.
Ella, abriemlo IN cdre de e.
che, di6le a be3ar, fernando a
cubrirle.
Entonces 81 la dijo:
Sal a la puerta de la tienda,
do 81 a[guno hay, die que no.
tando 81 alguno hay, ollie que no.
Entonlaa: sobrevino Barac y
ella 1e dijo:
Ven y veras al captain que
buScaS.
Entr6 Barac y vic al captain
muerto, con la estaca hundida
en- la sien, hundida por Jael...
iY aquel dfa D5bora compuso
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
DIvoRCIos

Dacrer.os: Clara M. Mexican.
contra Lester S. Mexican; r. D.
Douglas contra Viola N. Doug
las; Anna K. Newman contra
Rarph E. Newman; Dorothy
Gulick contra H. M. Gulick.
Nuevas damandaS Cecile Mat
thews contra VIM. l. MATHEWS;
Lexton Strong contra Anna B.
Strong; Lucy Shelden contra
Samuel Sheldon; Annie Bugica
contra Vincenzo Bugica; Lillian
o. Medlin contra Wiley l.. Ded-
Din; Nellie Laavins contra Wal
ter C. Leavins; Annie Zambito
contra Zambito.
La gaceta., 1942-04-01

Diez dias con diez noches vel6
D>bora sin reposo en- Efrain, a
la sombra de una palmera. De
GIli envi6 a Clamar a Barac, hi
jo de Abinoan, y dfjole:
ia q. a~guardas, captain in
,1,plaO? Reune paJtores " la
briegoS. Toma contigo 10000
hombres de Neptali. We sin tar
dar''.
Barac parti6 de noche con los
suyOs, escudrinando las caba-
mas, los monies, las penas, has
ia la mieses de Israel, por con-
gregar tropaS.
Y ALI donde alentaba un HON
re, donde relinchaba un caba-
10 o mugfa u nbuey de labor, a.
Il las gentes de Barac sc hacian
on e]lOs...
DabOra, en- tarto, alegqicna-
"a a Jael, mUjer de Cineo, pol
q cual Sisara, 81 capitan, ardis
'a amor. Y Jael, atrayendG.e
acia Su tienda, vi6le Negar g
pie, sin armas, como I'm galan
IA risa en- los 1aIbios.
Salierido Jael a recibir1o, di-
jole como Ddoora lie ltenia di-
cho:
EXTRA, senior, que estare-
mos solos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
RHEUMATISM

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Rheuma-
tism. Neuritis. Neuralgia or Lumbago, In a
few minutes, &C. the Doctors formula
NUNRITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
cruel pain, 20 your satisfaction In . few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
La gaceta., 1942-04-01

s.. cintico e'ogiando al Dios de
Israel por los siglos de los si4
glos!
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
Estompas Bfblicas

En- a'quel tiempo gobernaba
Israel con segura mano DGbora,
prcfetisa, mujer de Lapidoth.
La cual sl'mini!raba ii !icia
en- el monte de Efrain, entire Be-
len y Ratma, a la sombra de una
palmera.
Y sUcedio que Sisara, capitan
de Jabin, rey de Canaan, entran
do per tierras de Israel afligi6
campos y ciudades, mat6 amelia
nos y mujeres y degc(J6 hasta
los recentales de cuatro dias.
Dahora congreg6 jueces y pa
triarcas: iOid, juecss! iEscu-
ch9d, viejos pstriarlcaS! Pelea-
ran las estrellas desde sus 6rbi-
tas. Cruiiran nueclros enemi-
&c bajo las ruedas de los ca
rros.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Miss Risdon
To Become
Bride Soon

MISS HELEN VIRGINIA
RISDON daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert L. Risdon, viii
shortly become the bride OF
Willard Rcig. son Of Or and
Mrs. J. r. Rrig
This news. was made known at
an open house held New Years
Day when guests found two tiny
figures. with skates over their
shoulders. looking al Virginia
and Willard written in snow
on the dining room table
White and red roses were used
throughout the house and the
buffet held a white Christmas
tree tied with red ribbon bows
nanked by antique gold Candida
bra with tail red taperS.
For the occasion. Miss RiSdon
wore a brocaded damaSk-ReRn
with'a Y neck outlined in mink
q fitted bodice, short puffed
sleeves and a very full flowing
skirt
Her flowers were white or
chid>.
Mrs RiSdon wore black velvet
with camcllia corSaCe bouquet.
Mrs Rcig chose "A flamc-col-
ored chiffon frock and wore
gardeniaS
The brlde-to-bc attended Ca
thcdral Catholic Central High for
girls and also studied AT Mary
grove.
She is a member of Jay-Mar
as well.
Mr. Rcig was graduated from
the University of Detroit.
ANOTHER BETROTHAL is
that of Miss Dorothy Joan Park
inSOn of East Grand boulevard
and Charles *. PrcSSler Of De-
trolt. formerly of Waverly. O.
Mr. preSSlcr is a graduate Of
Ohio State University and is
a member of Sigma Chi fra
ieruIty
MRS WALDO SLOMAN Of
Fairfield avenue has left for n
TWO months stay in 81. Louis
and Kansas City.
MRS. 2 J DEANE FUCKER
VIII give a luncheon today at
The Crosse PoiDtq Club 10 fete
four Of the seasons debutanteS
tho Mise Betty Hammond.
"Jody' Casgrain. Nancy Dodge
and Ann Nichols.
Mrs RHcker vii have sitting
with her the mammas Of The
girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Mrs.C.OCookJr
Arrives for Visit

MRS. CHARLES OLNEI
COOK JR. and two-year-old
daughter. Peggy. arrived from
San Francisco to spend a few
days with Mr.. Cooks parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olney
Cook of the Hubbard apartments
in East jefferson avenue.
They have left for Charles
ton, S. c.. TO visit Mrs. Cook $
parents, Capt. Philip Brown who
is stationed at the Charleston
navy yard, and Mrs. Brown until
they move into the house Mrs.
Cook has taken there.
Mrs Cook left San Francisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
udied at Detroit University School

YOUNG MR. LAURIE.
Studied Detroit University School
And then Michigan State where he Gamma
And before leave. this merry we might
that tiny bridal party marched down the center of
big. r.. Point EIDE Veniseaid
Dining room table -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Mrs. KoestIin Selects Powder Blue Crepe

MRS. KOESTI.IN. chose powder blue crepe. which
gittered with gold bugcs and she orchids
Miss Virginia Koestin. was there for the party and
stunning self. gold crepe the entire
bodice of which was embroidered gold beads.
Her sleeves were short the neckne high
one and skirt plain and very full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02

day or two after the japanese
attack on f'CdTf ffaTbOr.
\ cable was received on Christ
mas Day from Lieutenant Cook.
who was AT Pearl Harbor the day
of the raid, stating that he was
safe and well
MISS JEANNE r. STIFFLER.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &. B..
Suftler of Poppleton drive, Biz
mingham. Is enjoying the Christ
mas recess from her studies at
the House in the Pines School
Norton, Mass.
MISS LOIS WALDRON OF
Lawrence avenue, q junior al
Michigan State College, left
Christmas night 10 spend the
remainder Of the holidays with
Mai and Mrs. Mckinley Ash in
Miami, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Mrs. Den Uy
Hostess at
Miami Beach
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

DOWN IN MIAMI BEACH.
if you'll hang with us while we
ditch Detroit for the moment.
Mrs. Simon Den Uyl has been
entertaining friends:
She chose the Tatem Turf
Club for the luncheon-eXtrava-
ganza flung and her guests were
members of the Detroit colony
wintering down there among
the actinics.
The Den Uyls will stay in
Florida for several weeks be-
fore weathering what these
parts have TO offer the
lucky stiffs.
MIR. AND MRS. ELIJAH
HUNTER OWEN, who've just
announced the engagement OF
their lovely daughter, Mary Es-
Their owen, and Harry Reming-
ton, have just made known,-ths
date of that forthcoming mar
riage D.. January 10.
Miss Owen graduated from
the Ravila Dramatic School and
pursued her theatrical studies in
the East at WeStford, Mass.
later appearing in New York
stage productions.
While in The Metropolis. Miss
O. was a Powers model and is
well known hereabouts for her
beauty and for her success in
Wayne UniverSity'S Workshop
Players as well as on the air.
Mr.. Remington is a graduate
Of the University Of Minnesota
and is a member OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity.
A reception Will be held in
the Michigan Room Of Hotel
Statler following their marriage.
by the way, and here are the
attendants
The bridesmaids viii include
Miss Owens sisters, Dorothy
and Elizabeth and Harry Wis
nrT VIII be best man.
Edgar a. Guest Jra Alfred
Weitschat, Jackson Shields Hur-
ford and the brid g groom's
brother.-Jo John Frederick Rem.
lngton, VIII seat the guests.
MRS. FLO ENCE HAN
COCK LANDEFELD. daughter
of Mrs. +. Ray Landcfeld OF
Chicago boulevard is now the
bride Of Malcolm Nichols.
They we're married New
Years Eve in the Wesley
Chapel Of metropolitan Method
iSt Church with tho ReX-M-S-
Rice officiating
The bride wore a dinner
gown Of sable lame with a
HatchIng hat and shoulder-veil
IN beige with beige gloves.
The attendants wore con-
traStlng tones Of rose and blue.
same being Mrs Delvan Charles
Gardner and Mrs. George
Branch
Mr.. Nichols was assisted by
John Nichols. Preston Wells and
Dolvan Gardner. with Paul
Waldo as his best man.
The bride carried orchids and
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Branch
each carried arrangements.
fetching ones. OF roScbudS.
Immediately following the
ceremony. the couple left for
Chicago by plane
Upon their return. they will
make their home az 2750 West
Chicago boulevard.
The bridegroom VIC didn't
tell You is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Mr. AND MRS. RENERSON
WADERLOW of Birmingham
recently made a flying visit 10
Miami Beach and then boarded
a Pan-American Clipper ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
DR.. Angus Goetz
Joins the Navy

DIR NOUS GOETZ has
joined the navy. He will be Lieu
tenant Commander at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station in
Illinois and expects 10 leave the
first of the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Pink Roses Used Throughout House

QUANTITIES OF pink used throughout the
house.
And for Vital Statistics.
may recall Gloria graduated from Liggett at
tended Harcum Bryn Mawr, Pa. and made her debut
Ian. ? 1910 Crosse Ponte Yacht Club &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
Chooses TO Spend Vacation With Aunt

BEVERLY JONES. didn't come home from Bradford
Junior College for the current recess.
Instead.
She chose spend her severaday vacation
In Boston, Mass. with her aunt her great aunt
matter of fact.
Mrs. Lucy Cudworth.
But will return school this very day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
n N ay! f:
W with
L N c>~.+

THE BEAUTIFUL Vendome road home of Mrs Her
man F. Koesin was filled with dazzled guests New
Years Day.
Who the great hall TO find enormous floral
ball suspended from the chandelier with GLORIA
and DOE" spelled in fragrant carnations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-02
r. and Mrs. Milton G. Fitzsimmons Hosts

Mr.. AND MRS. MILTON c. FITZSIMMONS of Lansdowne
ad. have been hosts military gentleman. who
spend his Leave. this side of the river.
Sgt. T. Gordon Healey. is the dapper chap in question
and he halls from Ottawa
And until January IL. he'll be in town
Wned and dined by his doting friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
All Return Safely

Ali of-the dozen army flying
iortrcs>cs participating in the at
tack returned safely. The huge
bombing planes unIoaded their
deadly cargo near the port of
Nacassar al tho southern tip of
Ce,ebeS Island in the Netherlands
East Indies.
That point IS south Of the area
where United Nations planes and
war ships attacked a large Japa-
inc,e convoy last month, sinking
some 40 enemy vessels.
Macas>ar has been reported un.
der japanese occupation and IN
.communique indicated the Japa.
ne>e invasion fleet was still being
harrcd in order TO keep il from
tho larger objective of the rich
island of Java.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Slow Time Bill
To Be Vetoed
Flood Of Protests
Decides State Issue

Il was made clear Saturday
that Michigan Will not be per
mIttcd to scccdc from tho Union
IN the matter Of time, but Will
continue with the rest OF the ma
ton 10 observe the daylight saving
schedule ordered by President
Roosevelt.
The decision { TO be made by
one man Gov Murray y. Van
Waroncr. on whose desk was INC
legislative act rebelhng from tho
Presidents decree.
As he left for Washington fol
a Sunday conference on unemploy-
mcnt compensation increases. tho
governor rcyeaIcd he intends to
veto the bill.
That IS his attitude now. His
final decision viii be made Mon
day or Tuesday.
Meanwhile the act turninG
tiICHIEaH CLOCKS back an hour VIII
not become effective al a. m
Monday, the hour set by the law
ffakei, for tire end Of tire new
daylight saving schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Big Offensive Due

in a morning communIque the
war department revealed that
heavy artillery dueling and in
tanuy Skirmishing were in prog
rc,S on The Bataan peninsula
where Cen. Douglas Macarthur
was engaged in a heroic defense
against greatly superior numbers.
Air activity along the entire
front and the movement of Jap
anc>c rclniOrccments have led OBJ
servers TO predict sustained
japanese offensive against Mac
ArthurS men in the near future.
The latest CommuniQue also an
nounccd award OF the Distinguished
Service Cross 10 Sgt. Leroy {.
Anderson. a ScleCtee from Mllwau-
kco. for extraordinary heroISm in
action on Balaan Peninsula. He
Is the fI,t SelcCtce TO receive the
DISC IN this war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
20-44 Draft
Faces Service
Immediately
Call Likely in Areas
Where Lists OF IA
Are Exhausted

War department Solcctivo service
officials announced Saturday in
Washington that the 100000 men
registering this weekend viii be
GATED UP Tor induction INTO the
armed forces only after their local
boards have exhausted existing
lists.
II was considered likely that In
various areas some OF the new
rcg4StraRtS would be called almost
Immediately after national lot
terry is held next month. Many
boards already have exhausted
their Class IA men from the first
two registrations.
AieAt TT these boards, however.
have been reclassify!ng men pre-
tJ..lv deferred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Woman Slvindler's Flight
With Preacher Revealed

NEWARK Feb. II tCP).-NrS
Amelia NJ. Carr. who cloaked he,
,windlng activities under Tho
gHj~o Of church work, ran ava,
with an Alhamhra Cal. preacher
several years ago, It was rcvcalc,
today by William a. Wachcnlcld
Essex County prosecution.
Wachcnfeld would not diSclol,
The preachers name, hut cNpla.neC
The cleric had been highly re
>pcCtcd in his community.
He left his wife and siN chill
drcn penniIeSs," Wachtnfeld
SAID.
Mr, Carr and The minister
according 10 Wachcnfeld fled Z,
|Wcnatchec. Wash. where the pal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Work Hours
Cut at Ford
Engine P| LIANT
Lack Of Aluminium,
Lowered Efficiency
Of Men Blamed

because OF a lack Of aluminium
and a drop in The efficiency Of
the workers, the Ford Motoi
Company Saturday cut down IN,
number Of hours worked week.,
by It's employees in the aircraft en-
eInc plant and the tool and de
plant.
"rhe lack Of aluminium Is gen
eral throughout the country and
everything that can be- done is
being done 10 increase the sup
ply" Mai. George Strong pub
lie relations officer for tho
a'my's central procurement dis
uict. said Saturday.
"Ne could get more aluminium
for the Ford plant hut that
would only result in less being
allotted elsewhere. A. soon a.
the supply can be increased, full
production viii resume"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Hold Reservoir

Dispatches from Batavia cited a
Singapore radio broadcast as stat
ing that IN ono sector the British
tank cosntcr-thru>tS repulScd tho
japanese and enabled The defend
erS 10 secure a stronger line.
Al least one and probably both
OF Singapore two principal water
reservoirs. the cpiccnters of the
ierce,t fighting in The last "a
hours repeatedly remained In the
hands of the imperlalS vito dog.
gcdly refused TO recognize defeat
M a Toxic broadcast picked up
Continued an paoo IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
BY KARL ESkELUND
United Press stan Correspondent

RUNNING, China, Feb. H.
American and British air reins
orcements-including "hundredsT
of Royal Air Force men from the
Middle East - have arrived to
bolster the Burma front, I learned
today.
The reinforcements. according To
sources just arrived from Rangoons
are in sufficient strength to insure
for the first time a potent United
Nations challenge to the Japanese
air superiority that has prevailed
on all other southwest Pacific
fronts.
"a Chinese ministry of ;nfor.
nation spok esm a n said at
: Chungking that American flying
! fortresses and o Their heavy
bombers are included in the
reinforcements arriving for the
American Volunteer Group air
( force)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Z. of VI. Romance Flickers
Under BlackOut for Goods

"Nho wants to sleep on sat
urday night. ANYWAY >" was the
cry.
But most students, were in
clucd to cloak their d.>appolnt
mcni in quips
sad sophomore jean Nh'ta
more;
This il neat. \ legal way
Ia get rid of him early"
SAID sophomore Phil SwanEcr
TIM n fast worker. hut this
j. going To- rush even me
4 few hours after The degree
the council announced ~ voulr
reconsider" in a meeting Tues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Auto Important Fatto'
In NdtiOn-- Roosevelt

White SJLpHUR SPRINGS.
". Va. Feb. II tlNSl.- Prc>idcD
Roosevelt in a message TO tho am
nual convention Of the American
Automobile Association today said
that the automobile Is an i'm.
portant utility of the home Office
and factory and that the nation
must not surrender the benefits
OF mobility and tho system Of
hlgIlMaN. Nhlch make n nossIhlc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

ANN ARBOR. Feb. II CUP).-
There was courtin' on the campus
Of the University Of Michigan to-
night, bat the spark was gone a.
romance bowed to a blackout
The women : governing council
b9d cut an hour of weekend dat
tnc time Ivy ordering goods to be
home 10y 1890 a. m. on Friday
and Saturday nights.
y student must have maximum
sleep. tho counctl said; the earlier
hour VIII save electricity IN the
doinS.
The hlackout OF romano
brought an immediate storm Of
protest..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Scared, Not Hurt

H-jagcd by protests from all
parts Of the state telegram, and
Ict'cr> arriving al a rate Of 80 an
tom Governor Van Wagner de-
r.aIed nor one citizen has de-
fenced the -hasiy action hy tao
Legislature.
Opposition 20 WAT tune Is con
fined to rural areas.
An executive veto VIII not b-
oycrIldaen By the Legislature,
providing Democratic lawmakers
abide b! tic governor : decision.
Republicans, chief opponents Of
tho now standard have in>uGIciCn'
vote, IN the House and Senate 10
bring about tho necessary TWO.
thirds ma ioity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Bayonet Authority, 68
Called 10 Active Duty

WASHINGTOE. Feb - tDPl
Col Anthony y. j. Blddlo IS
this country expert on baNonc'
fighting has been called 10 active
duty IN The Marin" Corps ior ilNC
day, beginning February % the
navy announced today
Bldaic. whose son. ANTHONY J y
Bldjlc Jr. va, an army lieutenant
during the World War i'm charge
of individual combat instruction
for the marines, and served a.
United States ambassador %
Poland and Belgium. lie wrote tho
armyS manual on bayonc' lighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Yanks Score Hit
on Big Vessel
Near Celebes
BN 81. q. THOMPSON
United Press star correspondent

WASHIN Ct q y, Feb. II
Twelve American FLYING fortrcSseS
-havp attacked enemy shipping in
the MacaSSar area and scored a
hit on at least one large japanese
ship. the war department reported
late today.
Results OF the attack were not
completely aScertaincd. the com
muniquc stated. 1t was possible
that considerable damage had
been done since a large fire was
observed subsequently in the area
OF The afiack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Singapore Fights
laps With Tanks
Daring Counter-Attack
Hits Back at Enemy
BY LARRY MEIER
nt1 News service stan correspondent

Init News service stan correspondent
LONDON. Feb. - Sunday 49,
Singapore heroic defenders were
reported early today to have I'M
lcaShed audaciouS counter attacks
with tanks. inflicting at least one
Sctback on vastly superior Jap.
ancSc armored forces StorminC
the city and striving TO engull
the entire island baStion.
While shore guns. turned in.
land, hammered the enemy with
tons OF explosive metal British
tanks for the first time SORTED
out OF war-ravagcd Singapore
City and hit back at the inva-
derS' mechanical units in defense
of the water reservoirs 10 the
north.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
i. :. Curbs Sale
Of Refrigerdtors
Convert Industry
to War Production

WASHINGTON, Feb. II (UPl
The War Production Board to-
night liole domestic refrigerator
stocks except those already IN the
hands of retailers. in preparation
for conversion of the S2SO.OO0.OOO
industry 10 war production
The industry, which employs an
estimated $4,000 workers. VIII be
permitted 10 continue production
of mechanical rcfrigerators for
domestic use until April 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
ToWn Not Entered

y CommGniquc stated that
Palcmbang itself was not threat
cncd and that there were no indi-
cations that parachutists were
dropped close TO or entered the
town.
The parachute troops were said
to have been. dropped IN three
places by the mammoth fleet OF
heavy bombers. escorted by many
fighters
"a Batavia broadcast heard
in San Francisco said that hun
dreds' Of the invaders had been
slain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Troops Commended

The Communique declared;
'Palembang itself il not
threatended, and there are no
indications that parachutists
dropped close To or entered the
town.
Our troops have done excel
lent work, and il may be az
stunned that the situation il not
unfavorable. Further news is
expected"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

conducted religious services The
record revealed however Wach-
enfield sand that Mrs. Carr did not
confnc her ac'ivilic, 10 religion
while in Washington. He SAID she
ovIndlcd her wash woman Of ST.
500 which the woman had put
aside for hcr daughters educa.
ton.
Wachcnfeld said Mrs Carr
served sentence IN tho Washing
ton State pcnlicniIary and came
10 Newark about SIN years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

The leader of the Free French
movement in the Far East. NJ.
Baron, today cabled Gen. Charles
dc Gaullc in London urging HIM
10 send Free French troops TO the
Netherlands Indies To- aid the al
lied defense Of the archipelago.
Baron has established Free
French headquarters in Batavia
since his evacuation from Singa'
pore.
( The attack on Palembang, ir
southeastern Sumatra, marked
the first use OF paratroops in the
five-wcek- invasion Of the
Netherlands Indies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

NEW YORK. Feb. II up
The hight cruiser Juneau was com
mi,>Iorcd four months ahead Of
schedule a. Brooklyn navy yard
today frst United States ship ever
comm ioncd IN wan paint.