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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
II at James G. NunneIeys Table

AT table for II will be Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Nun
neey. . MIR Mrs Russell S. Strickland Mr.. and Mrs
William f. Slaughter Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Forster 'Jr
-. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Flint -.
Supping together will be Mr. and Mrs n. B. Ruhl -.
II. c. Perkins DR.. and Mrs. Earl Kreg. Mrs. Bruce
Gregory Dr. and Mrs. Ray Hannum. and Dr. and Mrs
John De Tar Of Milan
One of the larger parties of the evening includes the
names and Mrs. +. d. Rankin Maj and Mrs
Burton c. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest +. Wemp.,..
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Back Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Slaek---Mr and
Mrs c. Wing and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbert-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Cav New Years Eve Plans

WAR OK no var =. this New Years Eve will be gay
All of the clubs lists Of fashionable folk -. who
viii be dining and dancing together. through the eve
ning
And the Open House planned at the Detroit Athletic
Club . sounds very elegant. indeed
Contrary usual custom dinner will not be served
. but instead there will buffet supper. beginning
at II p. m.
name band will supply the music and there VIII
be plenty of favors for every one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
In Mayfair
= with

ONE OF the prees, girls in all the will be a
bride before Easter
sh e yol, Virginia Fisher daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Francis Fisher of Boston boulevard and she
will rlarr, It, James Kelvin Campbell of the army corps
HIS parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ray Campbell L.. OF
Sunderland drive
This important engagement. has been announced
Once Ia the family Christmas night and again
las, evening To- a eIoup young people. who were IN
,-,r ro the Fisher home . for a buffet supper
Two hearts bearing the of the young couple
WERE astc, on huge and topped with golden
weddng bells ned with a big white bow told the good
Lieutenant Campbell graduated from the University of
Derot. and VIgma's schools the Lawrence Ave-
nuc Sacred Heart lakewood School in India
napo. Georgian Court Lakewood, N. j.. and the
Cranbrook Academy of Art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
NARCH - "a APRLL n

For T4leeda4 peel4uh1l q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

FOR THE FINEST TABLE SPREAD
JUST says "KEYKo MARGARINE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
u. 5. Troops Raid
Jap Forces at I
Points in Batadn
Near Zamboanea;
Correeidor Drives
OF Jap Air Armada
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM

Int'i News Service star Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March rs. -
Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright
hard-fighting army smashed into
Japanese positions on the two main
Philippine fighting fronts today,
Iinilicting numerous casualties on
LuZon's Bataan Peninsula and
driving TO within mile OF the
Ienemy-held city of Zamboanga on
Mindanao Island.
These surprise trusts an.
nounced by 1.-THE war department
came as the garrison at Corregidor
fortress in Manila Bay drove of
"a Japanese aerial armada that at
tackled the island necessarily dur
ing the afternoon and after
nightfall.
Anti-aircraft guns shot down
one four-motored raider. raising TO
eight the number of heavy Japa-
.nese bombers destroyed since
Monday.
While beating off the enemy air.
craft, the long-rdnge guns of Cor
regidor and other American forth
ficationS found time 10 shell the
enemy siege guns cmplaced along
the bays southeastern Shoreline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
India sQuis|inu
Killed in Crash

LONDON, March % tINS).-
The Vichy radio reported tonight,
according to an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch, that Subhas Chan
dra Bose, "lndia's potential Quis-
ling had been killed in a flying
accident off the coast of Japan
Bose, a former Socialist who fed
India TO hobnob with Axis leaders
in Germany and Italy after the
war broke out, was said to have
been en- route to Toxic to attend
"a Japdnese-SponSored Free India
Congress- when he was killed.
The 45-year-old Bose. an erst-
while disciple of Gandhi, had
been imprisoned several times by
the British in India before he
escaped and obtained refuge in
Axis countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Religion--the Origin
Of Our Liberties
Continued from Page One)

authority, when he expresses belief that it is
divine mission on which America is bound, today
as in our proud past.
And Mr.. Hoover is right in saying that:
Our liberty, ordained from on high and de-
Tended with blood can be preserved only by
vigilance and unity of purpose and action.
"TOday,, by our deeds we determine our
destinies. May il be the GOd-given freedom and
liberty that was by the faith and the deeds of
our fOrefathers who lived by those immortal
words of the Holy Script: 4 will lift up mine eyes
unto the hills from whence cOmeth my help. My
help cOmeth from the Lord"
Mr.. Hoover serves his countrymen well by the
fervor of his patriotic and religious convictions
American patriotism is nseparabe from religion,
is strengthened by fervent religious expressions
and devotions, and Americans should be more and
more religious, reverently and ardently and sin
cerely religious, for the purpose of carrying
through to victory in this war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
White Shirt Leader Free
In Bail on SeditiOn Count

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March
IS CUP)-George w. Christians,
head of the Crusader White
Shirts who was arrested at his
home here on Sedition charges
filed by the department Of justice,
was free tonight in $4,000 bond
pending hearing before the
United States commissioner. He
faces maximum penalty Of 10
years in prison or fine Of $4,000,
or both.
He was charged with sedition
under n statute which makes il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
SIT Seek 10 Join
Auxiliary Police

An effort to get 1000 auxiliary
police for air raid emergency
service has resulted in 517 appli-
cations in the first three days OF
the drive, police officers revealed
Saturday.
The auxiliary police will act
only if an emergency arises
Deputy Supt Alfred Siska ex.
planned.
Men accepted VIII train for SIX
weeks probably two hours an eve
ming. AT the end of the training
period those appointed will be
paid for the time spent in train
ing, Siska said.
Several thousand applications
are needed if the department is
10 get the necessary 1000. he
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Attack on Koepang

The RAAF reported that in the
attack on koepang, TImor Island,
Friday 7O0O-ton ship was set
afire and several Japanese FLYING
boats were damaged
The arrival Of thousands Of An.
zacS. including many veterans of
two years of tough overseas cam
paigns, bolStcrcd Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's forces.
The Australian forces arrived
on an estimated - troop trans
ports. They included veterans of
Tobruk and MalaNa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Liquor Board
Assdi|ed
Tunes stan Correspondent

LANSING, March 2S.-A survey
OF all bonds and insurance held by
the liquor control commission was
ordered today after il was found
tlat the state held blanket bonds
for all 700 employees totallng
So, 100000.
Everybody from pencil sharp
eners to stenographers was
bonded for $1,000 each at state
expense, although only a hand
full Of employees working in the
cashiers cage ever handled
money" Commissioner James d.
Dotsch said.
I'VE have hired an auditor
and an insurance expert 20 in
vestigate NIL our bonding and
Insurance policies and put them
on n businesslike basis"
A cursory examination of COM
mission records showed a previous
commission had insured boilers
which were never owned by the
state,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Cripps Expecting
Decision i'm 10 Days

NEW DELHI, India, March 2s
-tP4-Sif Stafford Grips was
believed tonight to have made inn
portant progress toward an agree
ment on India's future independ-
ence and he expressed hope that a
decision would be achieved within
10 days.
The British envoy, Who will make
public on Monday the war cabi-
nets proposals to India, continued
his conferences today and ar
ranged TO meet again Sunday
with Mahatma NJ. K. Gandhi and
Jawaharlal Nehru, one of the all
India nationalist congress leaders.
The congress is predominantly
Hindu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Five Jap Ships Sunk

"a dispatch TO the London
Star from Sydney reported that
the American ASiatic fleet IN
the past three weeks has sunk
five japanese deStroyerS, one
aircraft carrier and about 80
transport and supply ships.
Another 30 Japanese ships
were reported badly damaged.
Allied submarines were said
10 be carrying out an offensive
cndangering the Japanese supply
lineSl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Raid Sirens
"a Factory Whistles
TO Blow in Tests

Seeking a temporary system FOL
air raid warnings, civilian defense
authorities and the Detroit Fire
Commission will blow "a factory
steam whistles in a test alarm
Monday at $50 p. m.
Richard +. Reaume Jr.. Secrc
tary of the fire commission, ex,
planned that it would be some time
before the city can get delivery or
the 20 air raid sirens.
"In the meantime we want to
see II the factory whistles can
be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

unlawful for any person 10 at
tempt 10 interfere with, impair
or influence the loyalty, morale
or discipline of the military or
naval forces of the United States. "
The act provides a maximum
penalty of 10 years in prison. fine
of $4,000, or both.
A few hours before Christians
arrest was ordered, the first Sc
dition charges of the present war
were filed against Rudolph Fail,
former teacher, at Denver, Col.
FAIL, who allegedly called army
officers suckers for fighting the
Axis, was still being sought, ac-
cording TO Denver authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Reds Checking
Assault 10 Free
Nazis in Trap
Germans Attempting
Rescue Of Their Army
at Starsya Russo

MOSCOW. March % CUP).-
German reinforcements tonight
were reported making costly and
unsuccessful effort TO break the
Red army siege of Staraya Russo
for Hitler's projected summer Of
fensivc.
German air SquadronS, artillery
and tanks were thrown into savage
fighting on the Staraya Russia Sec
tor of the northwestern front fol-
flowing a series OF Russian attacks
south Of Leningrad and a swift
Russian counter-bloW on the Arctic
Coast that broke up enemy planes
Il for drive on the port of Muir
imanSk.
/ Dispatches from the front said
that NaZi relief columns were lead
ing the Staraya Russo battle, at
tempting TO batter through Soviet
lines TO relieve the trapped Ger
man 10Th Army, which has been
hammered and slashed for weeks,
Firms Mutiny
Details OF fighting on the Arctic
front, as reported by the army
newspaper Red Star, said that the
Soviet navy destroyed German
warships and transports supplying
Axis forces in Norway and Fin
land, sending 10 the bottom a
large quantity Of arms and am
munition and many men,"
A Tass news agency dispatch
said that the Nazi Gestapo had
executed 40 out Of $50 Finnish
soldiers and officers arrested be-
cause of an attempted mutiny.
The Films were angered, the
dispatch said, because the German
command abandoned a company
of Finnish ski volunteers, which
was wiped out in a Soviet attack
that killed 240 Films.
On the central front, west of
Moscow, the Red army reported
its attack forces had smashed
across a river to the west bank
POSSIBLY the DeSna or Dvina
River) and established a bridge
head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Spring Drive on Axis
Planned by YugosIavs

NEW YORK, March % QNS)
- Yugoslav patriots, 100000
strong, are getting ready to launch
a spring offensive against the Axis.
This was disclosed today by Col
Savich, chief of a Yugo-
slav military mission, who arrived
in this country to seek lease-lend
aid for the Nazi-conquered nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Youngest Rockefeller
Son EnIists in Army

NEW YORK. March IS INS).-
David Rockefeller 20, youngest
of the five sons OF John d. Rookie
Teller Jr.. today was winding up
his personal affairs so he could
join his brother Lieutenant Win
throp. in the army. He is married
and the father of a baby son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Heads Civilian FLYING
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March =
(INS) Earle l.. Johnston. direc-
tor of Ohios aeronauticS, today
assumed his duties as national
commander of the Civil Air Pa
troll. johnson was appointed by
OCD Director James NJ. Lands
TO succeed Maj. Gen. John F.
Curry, who returned to active
duty in the army air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Tea Loving Aussies
Get Ounce in 7 Weeks

MELBOURNE, March % (INS)
Australians. generally regarded
as the greatest tea-drinkers in the
world. will have 10 cut down their
Individual quotas to one ounce
every two weeks on Monday, the
government announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Japs Reported Planning
Spring DriUe on Siberia

the front said that Japanese planes
were bombing and photographing
Chinese positions west of the Vel
low River in Shansi Province
That, military observers said.
apparently is in preparation for a
westward drive against Chinese
troops defending the Luliang
Mountains in Western Shansi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Denies Charges

NEW YORK, March % QNS)
u. s. Parish president of the
Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey. today denied charges that
the company had refused 10 make
available TO the American and Brit
ish governments valuable process
for making synthetic rubber.
Replying 10 charges made by
Asst. Atty. Gen. Thurman Arnold
that Standard Oil hindered and
delayed production Of the synthetic
rubber in the United States by
transferring the process TO Hitler
controlled Farbenindustrie. a Ger
man dye trust, Parish said that
data on the production of Butyl
rubber had been brought to the
attention Of the army and navy
munitions board as early as 1899.
Parish said that at the sugges-
ton Of the board samples were
presented to several rubber COM
panies, but they reported that the
product had promise, but was still
OF doubtful quality"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
7 Enemy Subs Seen
Off Coast OF Cuba

HAVANA. March % (UP)--
The newspaper II Mundo said to-
day that TWO enemy submarines
were sighted off the coast Of Cuba
FRIDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
ii. S. Chart

Detroit aHd vicinity Colder with EuOw
nurries Moderate winds
Lower Michigan. Snow iurrles and
colder
Shipper forecast Protect shipments
within 50 mile radius ~ Detroit North
90 80 - degrees vest IS degrees, east ana
south - 20 30 degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
UAW-C|0 Gun
Presented Navy

The first anniversary of the
breaking of ground for the huge
Hudson Naval Arsenal at Center.
line was celebrated Saturday at
ceremonies in which an Oerlikon
20 nm. anti-aircraft gun. paid for
by subscriptions of UAW-CIO en-
ployeS of the company, was pre-
sented TO the navy.
The gun is one of a type being
produced in quantity by the plant
and bears the engraved inscrip-
ton:
TO the ship that receives
this gun, good luck, successful
cruise and knock 'em down for
u.s."
Employees of the plant have
formed Gun Month Club"
a n d regularly will contribute
enough money each month 10 pur-
chase a complete gun and mount
for the navy.
The presentation of the gun was
made by Clifford Fay, represent
ing Local 154 JAW Go. which
sponsored the drive for funds. II
was accepted by Capt. Glenn B.
Davis, US. ~. assistant chief of
the bureau of ordnance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Aussiies DIN
US. Troops
Bolster Macarthur
for Coming of laps
BY BRYDON TANES
United Press staff Correspondent

GE ERAL MACARTHUR S
u AR T Err S, Australia,
March 2S-W ar-hardened Austria
Ian troops moved up to defensive
positions beside the American EX-
Probationary Corps, Dutch veterans
and Australian home forces today
CommuniqueS reported increas-
ing action on the northern APP
.proaches 10 Australia with .Japa-
neSe air attacks on both port
Darwin and Port Moresby. the
strategic New Guinea port across
Torres Strait from the Australian
mainland.
A Royal Australian Air Force
communlque reported that Oar
win was attacked for the seventh
time Saturday afternoon. A flight
of seven Japanese bombCrS was
met by joint American-AuStra-
liam fighter force, equipped with
new model United States fighter
planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Bombing China

The japanese, despite fierce
fighting in the southwest Pacific.
have concentrated the bulk Of
their air force in Manchukuo. the
spokesman said. He pointed out
that II was probable the japanese
might 60 on the defensive in the
southwestern area.
As evidence that the japanese
were trying 10 remove Chinese
threats in the north, reports from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Quiz Standard

The committee on Tuesday Will
hear officials of the Standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey defend
themselves against testimony OF
Assistant Atty. Gen. Thurman Ar
mold. who declared that an agree
ment between Standard and the
i. G.. Farbenindustrie, German
chemical trust slowed develop
ment of synthetic rubber pro-
duction.
Both Truman and Senator
Brewster tRl of Maine endorsed
Arnold's proposal that all patent
license agreements and all agree
ments with Industries in foreign
nations be registered with the
government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

CHUNGKING, March IS (UP).
"A military spokesman said to-
day that the Japanese are prepar-
ing for two-pronged drive into
Soviet Siberia by rushing 10 con-
soltdate their positions in North
China and CONCENTRATING 80 divi-
SONS of about SOC, 900 men in Man
chnkuo. 49,.
He said the. japanese probably
would march north from Man
chukuo and inner Mongolia sim
uitaneously with an aerial and
naval attack on the Siberian port
OF Vladivos tok.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
|Sendte TO Quiz
Standard, Probe
Other CarteIs
Drug Group Called
Worst Of those Nov
Facing U. S. inquiry
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL
mt News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The
Senate defense committee today
revealed that the current investi.
cation into the agreement be.
tween United States and German
rubber interests will be expanded
TO include other international car
tells believed te be hampering the
war effort by restricting use OF
vital Interests
Eve already have exposed
agreements in aluminium. mag
nesium and rubber which re-
strfcted our preparations TO
defend the country. and the
committee will 20 into every
cartel which we encounter when
we find that II restricts our
war effort" said Senator Henry
Truman Cd Of Missouri. COM
rnittee chairman.
There are other Cartels also
under investigation by the de-
partment Of justice. The drug
cartel Is the worst Of those we
have not touched.
n..:- Cl-II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Face Trap

But they added that the Jap
anese were trying TO consolidate
their positions, enabling them 10
troops now in North
China.
The ny spokesman said
that twicc~ re mid February the
hadNAGrked the Chinese
IN The western - of Suiyuan
Province, which borders on Inner
Mongolia 70 the north and ShanSi
10 the east Those Chinese troops.
he said, were ~ "A position 10
attack the japanese rear IN the
event the Nipponesc. use Inner
Mongolia a. one sprlngboard for
the Siberian invasion.
Evening star., 1942-11-18

The typical chaplain Of the
American fighting forces has been
found on the campus of Catholic
University.
The Rev. Gilbert v. Hartke, 36
years old and rugged, has been Sc
lected by RKO to play the role of
the chaplain in a forthcoming pic
ture of the This Is America" series
this one depicting the role of men
of the cloth in this great war.
And Father Hartke win not be
treading on unfamiliar ground
when he faces the cameras.
Back years ago when Wallace
Beery was doing female impersona-
tions, when Francis x. Bushman had
the female world at his feet and
Gloria Swanson was making her
debut as an extra, a lad by the
name of Gilbert v. Hartke was play
ing juvenile roles for the now de-
funct Essanay Film Co., Father
Hartke recalled as he left Union
Station at IL O'Clock last night for
Harvard University. where shooting
is scheduled to begin today.
Heads Drama Department.
That's right, I'm the same fellow
and that has been so many years
ago that I'm sure Miss Swanson
would get very little pleasure out
of these recollections,' said Father
Hartke.
The priest, who is head of the
speech and drama department at
Catholic University. was selected
because of his motion picture back
ground, his technical knowledge of
the stage and, undoubtedly, for his
splendid physical appearance
Father Hartke states his selection
Evening star., 1942-11-18
House Farley Is Urged
To Delay Gas Rationing
By the Associated Press.


A meeting of members of the
House from the 81 unrationed States
to fight for postponement of Nation
wide gasoline rationing is adyo-
Gated by Representative Wicker
sham, Democrat, of Oklahoma.
He made the suggestion yesterday
after he and other Oklahoma men,
bers of Congress asked Rubber Ad-
ministrator William M. Jeffers to
override an Of1ice of Price Admins
tration decision limiting travelling
salesmen to $50 miles of driving a
month under Nation wide gasoline
rationing. OPA has refused to re-
scind the order.
Mr.. Wickersham said that unless
conference were called soon of
House members I'll try to do it
myself"
In this way the delegations" he
said, could. either get behind the
resolutions calling for postponement
of gasoline rationing and get them
passed or try to obtain the CO.
operation of the Office of Price Ad-
ministration along that line.
Judging from the kilograms I am
getting since I introduced two of
the resolutions yesterday, the people
wish rationing to be postponed.
This is especially true in the oil
producing States and in those States
which have sufficient supply on
hand or are adequately supplied by
pipelines to meet the needs"
Evening star., 1942-11-18

with good deal more self-efface-
ment. Here's how he puts it: Brig.
Gen. Arnold, chief of chaplains, has
designated Father Hartke for the
role of chaplain along with other
regularly assigned Army chaplains." ("
Father Hartke, he revealed, had
desires to go into the battlefield as
a chaplain since Pearl Harbor hap
pened, but men who have dedicated
themselves to religion cannot always
carry out their own wishes.
Battle Scenes in Florida.
Harvard, the Army school for
chaplains, will be the locale for the
first step of the continuity with
Father Hartke playing the leading
role, supported by some 1886 regular
Army chaplains in training there.
From Harvard the locale will shift
to Fort Blanding, near Jacksonville,
Fla. where the real battlefield
touches will be added. R-K-O has
duplicated section of Guadalcanal
down there for the real hair raising
scenes
The whole thing will take about
three weeks, according to Father
Hartke, and the picture will be on
the screens shortly after the last
scene is shot. In addition to playing
the leading role, Father Hartke will
serve as technical adviser
This picture will be follow-up of
Private Smith," the short now en-
tertaining millions all over the Ma
ton.
Il am anxious to do anything
can to emphasize any and all phases
of the four freedoms. and religion is
a very important one of them" said
Father Hartke as he swung aboard
his train last night.