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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Jealousy Resulted
In Youths Quick Rise

By the time var hcgan. Schmidt
had rlScn IN fhe foreign office 20
the dizzy rank equal almost 10
BOemcr partly because of tho in-
tense jealousy and rivalry cNISting
between people like Ribbcntrop.
Gocbbcl, and Dietrich
Rlbhcntrop was NOT going a.
have Gocbbci~ or Dietrich running
the press policy and propaganda
output Of The foreign office. he
was not going 10 have himself and
his ego ovcrShadoWcd In the slight
est by anything GOcbbciS or Diet
rich could do
Therefore. he throw All orthodox
procedure 20 the winds and pro-
NOTED PAU Schmidt over the heads
Of young and old alike in that
foreign office. II caused much
CnaShlng of teeth and in the
breasts ot mon Who bad lahorcd
for years 10 achieve An official
rank OF oven medium nature. there
ranglcd a resentment akin 10 Bit
torneSS against The portly Young
man they regarded as an upStart.
lie paid back by cracking tho whip
and surrounded himself in 2 world
OF his own ruS.de that foreign Of
five with very Young henchmen OF
hi7 own choosing
~ - 80 -, ,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

the minds and morale OF the hun
dredS Of political career men who
make his regime click.
II wouldn't do lust 10 kick him
out. as the natural reaction Of
every body else would be that his
e@rrturn might come next For
Charley Boemer on The whole, had
become 4 sort of political harome-
Tor and landmark in Hitler :
capnal. TO all in on tho know
he was the real number four big
-hnt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Hitler Unmesked
j. :. Friendship
Sealed The Fate
Of Ndzi Leader

In tho first inAtalmcni Of his
new E ha pter Of Hitler Tn
masked % Pierre rI lIusS.\ fox
eight years chior~Rcrlin cor'c-
Spondent OF International News
Service, began the story of Karl
Boemer and what happened 10
hum IN Nazi Germany. Today
INSTRUMENT tells OF me rlvalrlcS
within the Nali hierarchy and
how a trap was set with gang
land thorOughnosSJ
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

'he German army are Sificd by
8rtI-A>~ war councils bat little
dependence is placed ON them
Bu'N British and American lead
cfe lof 'hc nost paILarc convinced
that AN, defeat VIII be a military
defeat
The presidential production pro.
gram takes no account Of anything
else.
HANDICAPPED As the call
f1r war workers rlSes IN intensity.
and factory personnel is further
drained for soldier nan-poWer. II
may be noocsSary/nof only 10 use
older workers and moro women
hW also 20 call upon 'he large
reservoirs of handicapped pc.
sons
Tho National Industrial Confer
cncc Board says there are S 900
600 adults iu Tho United state,
who arc handicapped hy lark of
education phy seal d0fecfs or
criminal records which have kept
them from getting jobs ENperi.
men's with an these classes indie
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

had made such An Impression on
Hitler that he was switched ~
thc foreign office 10 shake the
dust of tradition and routine from
lLn Annn-a n Ln r,aannLrn
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
buy q Bomhcr---
Dorothy Lanour SsIu'ed

WASHINGTON, Jan i5 INS) !
Dorothy Lanour motion pIcture
actress received from LrdersecrS-
tary OF Tho Treasury Daniel w.
Bel today minute man sutton
IN token ol hey work % f0sterIns|
the sale of defense bonds Bey
pinned tho button 0n 1tr cos'~-
.hLnFLN
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

Tomorrow Boomer fights back
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
State Takes Over
Air Raid Warning
Setup Here Feb. IL

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
FDR Says Congress
Must Back Govt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. G eUP,--
Pgc>idea, Roosevelt. eommcntinG on
= :csea. s;a,emcn, BY Democratic
Committee Chairman Edward j.
FNnn. said To-Day tia; when the
country Is a: W. We want. regard
,e>> q. parry. coasrcsSmen who
eaDh - ;hca government and have
d rccoea %. backing up ;hea SOY
e"uWcn.
FLYNN saId recently .ha; lie c,ct-
aoN Of a congress hostile 10 the
administrations VI. program
would be the eqmyd,ea, of a major
military defeat.
Tic President. asked for COM
mcn; said that hiS feelings about
members O; congress were regard
less e party
He said he had no. read Flynns
statement. and relied en- news
papers version.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Eleanor Gets 0CD
JOBS for Rhythmic
Dancer, Film Actor
tCOrtIruCv from Pare One

Cor,rucc from Page One
knew h:s community and The poop Q
Ii II. n" void 10. make such an
irresponsible ace .satou.
S4c. .s.. %: suoVieasc Is car
ec@o3, II d c'.e.c~ mar. Douglas
sua
Fosa -a. d.. I'D 20 sympathy
for -amar: anpe.u.monts.'
Some po.r.. IL 10 think Tho
rs q Roman g.aaat . 80 palG for
b thc -ov.uMc.' ne SAID The o
people haven't -ca.Iled yet Wha:
VA a.t.aL2 means
~ Rpo-e's.t Is TIE unpaid as
sog.ate e.!c..o. G.. OCD she said
II a speech a, Atlanta earlier IN
tic VCeE faa' acr section OF tn.
agency va opera..uE smoothly.
Whe. NJ Caaney vas a nigl;
CaD caaes, H. san Francisco IN
l937 NJ: Fo1>efe.; pa!c her a
~ A. .se NE t.ey we're said
t. b, a. :-#ae. TIE Eleancr
G4ac -. .asoa-ced by MI
Caan'. s. ID. az al cinner given
Tor t.' ,aa.'' a. The President.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
ODWyer Speaks
Before Rotdrians

Judge William ODwyer. who SAYS
he is Imperial Valleys ambassa-
dor in New York City, Thursday
urged Ell Centre Rotarians to for
get politics and party lines for
the sake of 100 per cent work in
the great conflict in which the
United States is engaged
The great journey of De ANA
across the desert here" ODwycr
said, cannot have been in vain
The courage of valley pioneers
still must mean something in spite
of world conditions. We must keep
our fundamental principles and all
work increasingly to preserve the
things we value
ODwyer declared that valley res
ldcntS do not appreciate THEN
weather, their climate or theil
advantages and urged they take
time to enjoy them more frequent
ly He said he never ceased prais-
ing valley climate to his eastern
acquaintanceS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRIC CALF
Reds Nearing SmoIensk in
Face Of Stiff Resistance

LONDON. Feb. 6. tUPl - Rus,
sian troops driving through heavy
SNOW were reported today to be
nearing Smolensk. key city of the
Moscow front. and Kharov. the
great industrial center of the Uk-
ralno despite steadily intenSifyine
German resistance.
Russia radio kuibyShcv and
other sources described extensive
Russian gains on both flanks of
Tie German line before Smolensk.
80 miles southwest of Moscow. and
indicated that the clty 9vas in
increasing peril
The Russians appeared to have
broken through German lines SIM
Harry both north and south o.
Kharkov and German dispatches
mentioned fierce fighting in thn
Byclgorod sector 38 miles north of
Kharkoy.
To the south CT Kharkov. ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

slams had advanced as far as strong
German Cntrenched lines. and it
was reported that Russian artillery
had been brought up to destroy
these lines in preparation for II
continued advance
There WAS some belief here that
both stronger Garman resistance
which was a matter Of desperation
and heavy SHOWS had slowed down
the general advance to some cX-
tent
Nevertheless expectation con =
tinued that Russia might within
the next few days be able to an
nounee a sensational victory.
Russias noon communiquc to-
day, however. said merely Cf the
general situation that Red army
forces continued active operation,
throughout the night against the
Germans.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

cordlng to informantS here. the
Russians continued to advance af-
ter taking the town of Petropa-
yloyka. 100 miles south of kharkoH
and 50 miles cast of Dncprcpet.
Proysk. the site Of the great Dnie-
per river dam.
Radio KuibyShcy reported that
the Russians were attacking pow
crfullv at the approaches to an
important city on the northwest
Moscow front. designated as "
There was speculation here
amcng military experts whether the
town was Vclikie Luki, 275 miles
west of Moscow and only 90 miles
iro,2 the frontier of IatYia.
Aceoromg to raoio Kuibyshcy, the
Germans were NOW forced to feed
their men At "" by dropping ra-
tions by parachute.
South of Lcningrad. the Rus
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Allied Defenders
Hold StubbornIV

machine cunnine ana dive bombiH
ot British POSITIONS on tie nortn
shore O. Singapore island
The Japanese appeared >t.a To be
eaaccnaaune thelc nam tosse> To-
ar al eat attaeS Harold Gaarl..
United Pres >;A.t correspondence
reported a;tc, ii ,hoaouGh luSpc,-
non of SmeaporC'> northern de
lenses that the island has been
powerfully >,rcN4thcned against at
Jack bat >a.G lie believed the s.tu1-
tlon W set Wo-SC before K gc,>
better
Roya. air force fighters shot down
enc japanese pane and Gama-et
three II CO., fights over the .s.au..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
O Budget Payments

Taxi up to X months 10 pa for
your Norgc We finance all our
oal contracts ... No bank or
finance company To dead with.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Girl Loses Life
As Slide Roars
Down Hillside
,Couunued from paEc Oac

,Couunued from paec Oaco
cancelled
Amy Authorities reported I'd; g
b5l9sEn- plane. which lct; Saer3-
mento tos SPOKANE ous.y this wect
haG disappeared and Mas beleycl
down near NJ, Shasta.
\ survey OF conditions showed:
NAPA AND NAPA NALLEY-Na-
pa rlNCY and Redwood creek were
far over their banks and further
rises were expected Telephone CON-
munlcauonS were subject 10 lnde:-
into delays Overflow OF Redwood
creek reached 4 depth of TWO fe7,
IN the NaNa business district ana
forced evacuation Of ar auto camp
and SIX private residences. Mare
Island Navy yard workers residing
n Napa were unable to set =
work because a. flooded roads. Back
&C up By the tide from San Pablo
bay the Napa river broke through
leyee at Napa wharf Loyee patrol
was established 10 E4ard a2aIn.t
further breaks. At some points the
water was higher than during the
floods OF TWO wears age.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY - Tho
Sacramento river was over Is banks
in its upper reaches near Rec BiUtt
and was expected 10 exceed tlouj
stage soon at CoIuSa. Residents o..
Colusa and Tehama counties NALL
tanned 24-hour patrO! OF leveeS 10
suard against b.eahs. Land 50 tar
flooded consisted of farm acres o.
WaSteiand Damage was slight. FloJd
gates were opened a. Sacramento
10 divert the high waters into YOl7
I bypass. This mOrN.ns the water
vas flowing through tie gates al a
depth OF p fee Sriliing into waste
land Although the American river
went over lis banks above Sacrd-
men.O. / was seven ieet below HOOD
stage al the capita, city this morn
lnc The main h.glWaN cONnec.!r 5
Sacramento ana MeC.e.ian Fic,u
vas flooded anG do,Olrs were ncccs-
sa.y.
MARIN COUNTY-T9rrent> pour
Ing down from Tho hlllS tIoodel
residential and business districts Of
san AnSelmo, Fairfax and MI
Valley. causing aeayy damage. a
slide Il; Fairfax swept away one
home anG damaged another TWO
other ho,ne> were reported dama-cG,
one az FAIRFAX anG one al San An
selmo. b. slides Many roads IN the
hills area were closed by Slides. One
.ane OF the SauSallto lateral was
blocked
SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA
Ranof: water formed a large lake
a. the intersection Of Third Are ,
and Bayshore boulevard. san Mateo.
sloWln- down commutcr traffic. A
tree knonEed down POKER lines a.
Hlll,boro3eh during the nigh'. shut
ting Of electric lights :or several
ho,g-.
EAST BAY-Sadc- occurred or
Cfa.uoa' s.. Berkeley. anc Coon
~ road EcuSiugton PARK T.91sa""
Oa,> ara Konslngtun ParE acro III
sat.:uC tG- i've Ho-ss Cgr,a- 'hc
u.zl, at.cy a tree tore ooHa a
psHcr aac
>ONONA COUNTI-Ta" z ..5..-l
,ae- 80, reported usla- D.. n.
$50 lao no, reachcd caage9o.s
proportions The r!ye: Was Oscr =.
oa.E- N nc apper rcacuce. To
observation-disclosures hIlaTdH aHc
.4se. around SheIl,.4c n tic -o.'.-
-. r.G .. 'hc c0.a'. Tcro .aG".
as., Nh, ,aHauCs #e:o :.O9cr.,
I.' 45-' ,cr.14- SITUATION aYga.-
o.. va IN TIC vicinity u. nap
s.. -. .ec r,ucluOLs Hc.'a-ee H..
ae.-.' G.. flc ALREADY sao.cn sap
L..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

,CaiHaHra saoih PAGE One
Waft..z t.:o#=.s 'n mobilize ,hcj.
f4li 0cieH.r .'.eul'h ana thai some
0u troop cH atl on the Malay
mainland ls. haa rescued bv day
IN uaHa. operations aIoa- The coa~
Cnur.s F.. ..se.. u~a Wcrc loln-
HI o., I... g,...st.- Ia lar-c
iauuD.
1apHsr ,#a.taa3 sources cN-
s.r,uas. .... ..at,u reports - BIZ
- >...e# e. .. 'ac Naac,d straits
hefeoea s."afa ..5 Malaga and
- .., .a.a .,a
3uuae I#ar..M headquarters
ta4.so t.at 80 Dutch c.4ISorS
..a, . 100. .ae. ...p Ucgc sunk and
.aa,.,t D.t,. ....-c. and a |. S
sae'' aaa.a-sa b. INA area. 81
Uac. .a.t. o.. ka.-gaa island. b,
JpMrse n.aaes
or, .. .a, p...a a.ascrs sunk
" -tI. =. D.. q. t.c 670-;on lava
e.e~ eatr.H- - uasMai compile
netf 81 - ets.s#". aaa men IhC
'tac. Nj a. .aa a4'o-.ea DE- RaNt -
el8.s eas.s..- d "asaa. compile
HIcu' IS. =. ........ aac men.
u, saa...ca D.,Da c..lscr W,
s.ad ~ ae aug.aa. tata-c.das VA
sGlG ..e -. eass.-rG I ( cruiser
u. ao.....c. g.: .lC Marb.eheaU
ttpe 7usa .'.# .t::s.H- 45S e.
lacr H# @,a T.c United States
Las 10 Eath,acaa cruisers
CLAIMS INCONTIRMED
TIC claims Wegc not coni.unc !.
iron any Um;cG Nations source.
THO Japanese asserted that one
o. ;ho Da..H W.,>hlpS was sunk
by ~ aela. torpedo and the other
h. 0rubs Tat cruiser squadron
VI sA45 - 5c e>c1rt.u5 CONVOY
O. large merchant ships. out OF
which a 5o1V-;on >..p Was said 10
have pee >.Hk.
Tac Ma.a,ca straits attack was
sal5 5: Io.yo - .ayc been carrie &
o., BIZ GIVE bomhers which were
credI,cG Vi;h destroying five mer-
chan; SIPS o: $4,000 tons
Berlin asserted tnat the japanese
al blcV~ had "dosroyed" the main
Dutch ua}u. !orce - East Indies
waters
a; Singapore thc seventh de-.
OF nc -geat uaKa. bases siege was
marked ~ hcay" artillery duels
across TIE narrow waters Of Johore
straits anc ioW-Nylng japanese
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Refrigerator
for city and country homes

This . Gu #. size freezes 10 lbs. of ice
al one time and does it faster than any
large size refrigerator you'll find
Exclusive Hand-e-froster and deep meat
tray for storing larger rOaSts or fowl.
Norge vegetable Freshmen is glass covered.
Like all Norge Rcfrigerators it has STAIN
less steel freezing unit and Quiet-flo-rol
latOr The roomy vegetable bin tipS
out for easy access to surplus dry vegct-
ablcs. Save s. on this size while stocks
remain.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
IItIN>I I>>IIn

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
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Trade Wind" by Schneider

Pacific. Is determined 70 free
the Philippines and that he Is
preparing plans for an offensive
drive on the Japs that General
Macarthur VIII do It WITH equip
ment which Is OF the best and
s reaching him.
The steel men say that z YOU
put al the above news factors
IN proper order-Whieh your cor
respondent tired 10 do-it spells
cut an offensive move on the
Part Of the United States. that
Russia Is already dong 50, that
the Raj Is rsldinE Germany
more often than ever before
that Hitler Is not calling the
tunes. thst United States
Knockout blow RAY slap down
ire planned AXIS sprinE cam
p@irn and. thst TIE so-esIlsd
washington informant n al
Vst-
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Continued from Page =
United Nations ar reinforce
nerts were moving into India
and that the war would oe car
ried into the elemys territory
msndsr IN India said large
The steel men point 70 The
fact that cargoes for South and
Eas. Africa vii not get ship
space for al least two months
or more, that Lieut.. Ger. Asa
buro, commander OF Jspans
home defenses warned Jap folks
10 expect United states ar raids
and thst the enemy lUnitec
states u working out plans Tor
an attack from ne North Pa
eifc~
TIE steel men say that General
Douglas Macarthur. n0w IN com
rsnd - ths United Nsuons
foroes n AUSTRALIA and Tire South
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