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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15

took her by motor to the coast,
the party experiencing machine
cunning and bombing en- ltut The
horrors inflicted oy the Germans
on the helpless civilians, her haz-
ardous adventures in securing pas
sage on Dutch boat. bound for
England, which was SO oyercrowd
ed that there was not room enough
for all of them to lie down on the
decks at night. and her eventual
landing in Halifax. were all de-
scribed for the group
Many guests, including wives of
members, were presen, to hear Miss
L5VploCk
jerry Robertson was chairman Of
the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Big Tank Arsenal
Reaches Capacity

DETROIT, March IA tUP)
Chrysler Corporation $20000,00O
tank arsenal is operating at capa-
city. which will be increased with
completion of a $4O.OO0.OOO expan-
sion program, President x. r Kcl-
lcr disclosed today in a letter to
stockholders.
Keller assured stockholders in the
letter containing dividend checks
Of 81 per share that practically
all Of the corporation activities
are now being devoted to war pro-
ductiOn" Chrysler delivered war
materials totaling more than SIG
C0O.0OO last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
American Troops
Aid Australians

III BOURNE. Au 'ralia Ma. IA
I + american r,peG.liOna1}
l9.ses are bolstel1ne tie defense Of
'ralIa tocay and Uniro1 States
Jleuea are lcadu.3 Da'iru.a attacks
- 4 JaEJEr,c inYaI)u -, arhrad
Ia l. thr.rl dccJ u'o '.o stand
north ol hi. cmba'.r" comment
American trOrs ha," D,ru rH'Aua-
.sstIeal.g WrlcCInto j.. % ua't3L ilaf
needs Increasing uuW ,.l. If rem
'ssccmrnts. nIcl.Gmr I.lc 1ud
'ank". 10 hgI' ci1 'l' '3'm. threat
from the north >.o "o. III. ton-
tineut into an oitcm,l'r.Daac loG Lle
united nations
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Itching Skin
Eczema Torture

Now thai clean. powerful. penetrating
Moon"'s Emerald oil Is available at first
class drug stores all over the country
thousands have found helpful rchcI from
III" distressing itching and torture Of
rHslIrS, r"Icma, poison IVY and other c&-
iclnallE caused skin troubles.
Not only doc Tho intense itching. burn
lug ol Singing quickly suhsldr but thru
It's Sanlaiv and emollrni prOpcitlc,
10; Ing IS more quickly promoted
Ask your druggist for an original bottle
Of Emerald Oil GIcasclcss stainless
Money refunded, II not satisfied.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Japs Move Patrols
Up from Rangoon
For New Assault

LONDON, March IA fUP1-The
Japanese invaders of Burma were
reported officially today 10 be moy-
IL patrols northWard from Ran
-can and accOrdin- to Radio sgd
ne} they had attacked With tanks
~ 70 30 mile. northwest of the
...aaE capital
4 cummuuIquc Of the India Bur
I'D command SAID the invaders
sa3n forces Still were well south"
O. IulE-Gyi, 40 miles north and
sagutlH Wes, of RangCon
"OuG operations in the Nyaun-
1t 0in-Shwe-Gyin area are proceed
H. satisfactorily" it said.
BRITISH ANCHOR
That area is approximately 45
a.I.es north of the Rangoon-to-
M~ndalay railroad junction of Pe3u,
9nd apparently is being used by
thc British a. an anchor point while
the defense line swings northwest
ward in an arc from the old Sit
ta.H riEcY front.
The Sydney broadcast, quoting
.tEort& from New Delhi. INDIA. said
that several enemy tanks" had
heavily attacked British column
between ThaWaWaddy, 10 miles
northwest Of RangOon, and point
some 10 miles farther north.
After the tank attack Japanese
anipcrs machine eunned the head
troops in the British column from
ambush, the broadcast said. but
British fighter planes flashed in
and dispersed the enemy.
NO SOLID FRONT
a military commentator said
there was little reason to think
there IS anything like a solid front
IN Burma and it was more likely
that the defenders were holding just
communication centers and the like
against attack.
British and Chinese troops natur-
all are in the vicinity of each
other he added, but it is not
question Of units beine ranked close
The Chinese had been reported
on the central Burma front. pre-
in the area from the south
ern Shan states at the northern
Thailand border 10 somewhere IN
the region Of Imperial forces south
Of Mandalay,
"BLOBBY" FRONT
The commentator described the
front south Of Mandalay as one of
blobs rather than lines.
TharraWaddy is nearly hallway
route from Ran3oon to Mandalay.
to Prone on the Irrawaddy river
L is north Of Taik-Gyl and about
81 miles northwest Of Pegu, ON the
over Sittang.
'ShWe-G Gym, north Of Pegu. is on
the east bank of the river.
Reports have indicated that the
japanese broke through the lower
aad Of the Slttang line and spread
Jut sOuthWard to take the Rangoon
toe Of Burma.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
CAPITAL TALKS Aussies RepuIse Planes

ruuways Of the Japaacsc.h, Id aI
drOmC
In attacking The New Bu'aiu
fields, to the west OF Buka island
where the invasion flgat had be-" }
sighted, the Australian p.no. "l-o
striking at fields from WMcA IA.
anesc planes might tsEc II - '.rs
tcCt the fleet.
'Thc British radio lepr~1l L..
ulght, in Il broadcast rreoroel l..
the United Press III New York thut
a total of Is Japmasr snip, a
rluding a cruiser aaG : ee,trotr.
had been sunk IN Nv G3mtl sat
trs. 1t was assumed Gau Gua to'ai
included ships destsotte IN .. L.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15

RAID earlier this week on japanese
Invasion ships off the New Guinea
tDuStl
MISSION TO L. :.
With Australia increasingly more
ware of the acute threat OF Japa-
noyo attack on Australia, Prime
Minister John Curtin announced
That Foreign Minister Herbert
'atj. who Is also attorney general.
"ould leave soon for the United
states.
At Washington. Fvatt was ex-
! rrted to confer with United States
.raGclS ON joint plans for offensc
ta we'll as defense plans for the
southwest Pacific, seeking to use as
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
ANOTHER IDEA

al tLi= cou.. {" u.o !uamrnt
Uhcn tAcrc are thr fir, .GslI4gs
= i movement ~" laEMs III Dro-
cJecmcnt functions away from the
ARM and grouping them VIII the
procurement branches Of Dur Navy.
tae Maritime Commission. The lrase-
lend administration and tAr 1rcas-
utT, and grouping them in q single
a4tncE
Ills Recommendation ,,mrs from
= H0asr -Ommittc" p.,,.'I eating
LsloaaI defense migraIou ~aich
s'artcd out to d. Il Job On labor
problems but has since taken in al
most very phase Of The wdr ef-
for Both the old CPM and its
sIctcs5or. the WpB, h.yo consider
cd TINS idea prcyiouIr bar taqe re-
jrcted it for the pIC-"i' first be
cause any mOV" ~ change 2OVern-
mont procurcm"A' mr'uDc. now
would wreck TIE alolr machinery.
I'D second Draa.,r cacu Of 'ho pro-
clrcmen' s.H,~r. IT." Iu ca 'rnce.
@4r' a 'ho hmu"' sos mua' de
trrl.a-e via. nr"G. and loW and
Uhrn > ancd j.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15

a basis new Australian New Zea
land strategic agreement which has
been forwarded to President RooSe-
Velt and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill
Awaiting further news of the
Japanese invasion fleet seen of
the Solomons Australians saw in
the fleet ? distinct threat to Aus
tralian- United States c"mmumlta-
tiCns.
Allied planes watched all waters
adjacent To New Guinea in the be
lief tnat the japanese might es-
say an attack ON Port MOreSby ON
the south coast of New Guinea
only $50 miles from the continent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Reds Soy $1,000
More Nozis Dead

Announcing results Of fighting in
the aorta from teG % to March
10 SAID $4,000 of The enemy mad
been slain on that fICnt alone"
The first communicate today add-
ed new figures. It said Soviet
troops had occupied l6 inhabited
localities, Wip.lg out 80 enemy of
Ulcers and men, and that "on
another sector of the same front in
battle for three inhabited local.
ties Cne battalion of Soviet troops
annihilated 800 of the enemy"
The northern frCnt includes Len
lngrad where the Russians have
been delivering Sledge- hammer
blows upon the invaders, and. pre-
sumably, the Staraya Russa reg
ion, where the German 10th army
is trapped and being systematically
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Henderson Studies
Brazilian Output

RIC DE JANEIRO. Mar IA rUPI
Leon Henderson, U. S. price ad-
Illustrator, SAID today he expected
- eEcnd several days here in con-
rcction with problems of Brazilian
law materials for the United States
Henderson is expected to confer
with high government officials anc
business men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
BY VI. :. HANDLER

MOSCOW, MarcN = 'IPl
The Russians claimed today tiat
they had killed 1870 more Ger
mans and captured 100 more vii
lagos and hamlcts ON tae nerthcrp
front.
A special communique last night
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
FORTS SMASHED

Today's communique did say,
however, that on several sectors
Ct the southern front Soviet units
smashed 33 earth fortified posi-
tionS. killing l,500 Germans and
capturing and destroying much
material. Unofficial reports said
three more localities III the south
had beCA taken and that :. 600 Ger
mans had been killed in the last
t!Ire@ days
Heavy snow was reported south
OF Lake linen SLOW ng action
against remnants of the German
10th army but ski troops were
SlaShing at the Germans, whose
difficulties We're increased by the
cold.
The army organ Red Star re
ported that 1000 Germans were
killed in one days fighting before
Lcningrad and said Adolf Hitler
W4& throwing in reserves decidedly
inferior to the troops that began
the invasion last summer
Gen. GreGor ZhukOv's forces
were reported to have made a
new advance, threatening German
forces at wanna and RzheV, en-
the central front.
An important center of enemy
"eSiStanCe' was reported to have
been captured on the central front.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
BY RRNnON TAXES

NEIROURNE, Australia. March
- UP' Australian autiamcratt
-. Grove back today fleet of
III. Japanese bombina plan
#.lm" The 18th attack ON Port
aIurrsby ca the New Guinea coast
=. miles from Australia
Ihn planes flew in close forma-
u to attack Tor The second
Straight day the key psrt on the
Gaaea south coast which many
Australians believe may be The next
.a.acuy, o I sea borne invasion
.as..s.
ii Il .Wd ON Port Moresby yes
.s.0aE. An aiY force communlque
sd Japanese fighter planes ma
Gsae 2'mned and cannonaded cb-
t..yts mettectivcly and succeed
Il onlE in Woundmg one Austral-
4.4 drman in the leg
AUSslES HUNT FLEET
Long range Australian bombing
.a.rs swept OUT over Melanesia
#.Gst hunting down Il Japanese
....a>.ou fleet which ayiators had
scored Off northeas, Of the Aus
GaIJN continent.
An ,lr force ccmmunique report
IL .hW heavy dama2e had been
Ge.a N Australian raids en- Rabaul
uG Gasmata in New Britain is
.and yesterday and Thursday.
Attacking the Rabaul airdrome
yesterday, the Australian planes
m4da a direct hit on one plane and
drol ed Il bomb among 10 closely
packed japanese planes which were
taleNed smashed.
.AIEDROME DAMAGED
late reports made it clear that
ii a raid on GaSmata Thursday.
'ae Australian planes damaged the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
GERMANS IN ACTION

Last nights conmuniquc spoke
Of determined German troops be
ng forced back by the Russians
and of attempted counterattacks"
repulsed in several sectors, with
heavy enemy losses. The Russians
reported that they destroyed "a
German planes Thursday. Russian
losses were seven aircraft
There Was nothing here tG sub
Stantiate Stockholm reports that
.hr Russians h.,u Thrown 800 000
men against the invader in the
south.
Reports from that front mdi-
Gated that the Russians still were
engaged in strong local actions to
OuSt the Germans from tactically
and strategically important strong
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

| crawlcd off railroad box car with
out a dollar in MY pocket to enter this
long and honorable career that has last
ID 80 yearS.-Senator James NJ. Mead,
New York, defending pensions for Con-
gIr-S
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The fOIIOWtng edit
OriaIs are presented as interesting Opin-
ions UOiced by editors elSelUhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-15

We must be one step ahead Of the enc
ny instead Of one step behind-Sir Earle
Page, Australian member Of Empire War
Council.
The echo., 1942-01-16
Zll|[l|Zl|II4

A. L. w. My husband is the kind
that likes to run about, he has girl
friend in the next town and he almost
does anything to get her, such as tell
ling lies, stealing his Sunday clothes
when am in the next room. am just
about at my wits end. Nothing I say
or do won't make him stop. Should I
give him up?
Ans: Think you ought to get away
from each other for a while. IF you
leave him.. he'll soon wake up to the
fact that you mean more to him than
he realizes. Then, when you decide to
come back, you can come back at your
Town terms. either he behaves him
self, or he has lost wife. It's time to
take stern measure, for you have been
too easy with him.
The echo., 1942-01-16

M. E. c. I do not want to leave my
mother in the house alone as she is not
well. Not by long shot. I want my
husband to come here and stay until
death calls one of the other or us. He
wants me to go to our home. What
should To-?
Ans; In your mothers condition it
would be dangerous for her to be left
alone. You might arrange to have some
capable person stay with your mother
a few days a week while you 60 home
to your husband, or you could prop
ostion your husband about moving
your mother home until she is strong
enough to look after herself. Your
mother is very grateful for your at
tention and I assure you, your kind
ness will not go unrewarded.
The echo., 1942-01-16

B. M. ]. Please tell me what is my
trouble. / stay i'll most of the time. Dc
I have heart trouble? I have taken
everything people told me, nothing
seems to do any good Please tell me il
/ can be cured?
Ans: There is heap Of difference in
medicines and I think it is unwise to
take medicine that everybody and any
body prescribes Your condition requires
more than "hit and miss" remedies. You
need thorough examination by a com.
petent doctor. Let him prescribe tn
medicine and do what he says. be
lieve decided improvement will be
noted.
The echo., 1942-01-16

E. N. B. Listen, my boy friend quit
me. He got angry and won't come to see
me anymore. I love him and want him
back. asked him to fogive me. Every
time ask him has he quit me, he
tells me to wait and see. I am still wait
ing.
Ans. And you will continue to wait
Your friend IS as sore as boil about
a certain letter you wrote and will be
long time before he gets over his
mad spell. If you want to really open
his eyes. find you another boy friend
and lead your old flame to think that
life is truly enjoyable without him.
The echo., 1942-01-16

L. M. have been worried, could you
tell me just what is wrong? have so
much on my mind I don't know which
end is up. Oh please tell me what to do
Why do people like me worry?
The echo., 1942-01-16

Ans: For lack of some thing worth
while to do. More than anything else
you need JOB. Right now you have
too much time on your hands with
nothing to do but brood over your
troubles and everybody else's troubles
too. Go to work and your problem will
be solved.
The echo., 1942-01-16
CUSTOMERS And FRIENDS:

c
appreciation for that has
to
ndmineno nly
Comen n AM see
wing @ youa andw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Man Matter

Man Matter
TELEPHONE CHERRY $500
Subscription rates Gin advance by mail
~ any place IN the United states. Canada
10 per cent for war tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Count Says Italy
DisIikes Fds(iisnn

All Italy is opposed 10 ltalys
Fascist government. Count Garlic
Sforza. Italian statesman in exile
and recognized world leader Of the
democratic opposition 10 Musso-
lini. declared in Detroit Saturday
THE whole psychology Of the
Fascist regime is based upon
Sucrr~s.n irr pointed otti Now
there - no success"
The count, who has been in exile
@if4ee A4fttiN-eilH4 FehaAl en Rome
In 1922. viii speak Sunday at
.. m in Eastern High School
Lis appearance here j under
the auspices Of the anti-FasciSt
the luigi Buggel
chapter OF the MaZZIn Society.
The 6S-year-old count expressed
a gloomy view for Americans when
ne warned that our optimism may
be our ruin.
I'm your eternal optimism and
complacency turks danger" ne
said. Americans today stand
good chance Of losing everything
and do not seem 10 realize II"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Priest Gives
u. s. Last Cent

The Rev. FIR, Walbyslaw M. Szan-
owski, stranded in this country
when Germany invaded Poland,
walked into the office of Giles
Kavanagh, collector of internal
revenue, Saturday, and donated his
last $50 to the war effort.
Father Szanowski, AZ. a veteran
of the last war, explained that he
would shortly be called to the Pol
ish army in Canada and had no
need for the money.
AT first used to write to
my brothers back home," he
related. "Then they wrote me to
stop because the Germans, know
ing that l was a priest, were
making II hard on them"
For the last few months he has
been assistant pastor at st. STAN
islaus parish, Wyandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Axis Doom Forecast
By Queen, Premier

LONDON March - ms
Queen Wilhclmina of the Neither
lands and Prime Minister Jan {
SHUTS of the Union OF South
Africa today Joined in predicting
a United Nations victory and a
bright future Tor the democracies
after the war.
The two national leaders spoke
in two-wdy radio broadcast
marking Conferment OF an honor.
airy doctorate OF laws on the
queen by the University Of Wit.
waterSrand South Africa. SHUTS
spoke from the campus Of the
university and Queen Wllhelmlna
replied from London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
'DoMyBest' Unit
Meets Sunday

a mass meeting sponsored by the
Il VIII DO My Best committee
and featuring a speech by Hanson
Baldwin, military critic OF the New
York Times, and d program Of
entertainment from Detroit thea
ters and night clubs viii be held
at ; p. m Sunday in the Cass
Technical High School auditorium.
A pledge from the people Of De-
troIt 10 General Douglas Mac
Arthur Will be read AZ the meet
ing and may be signed by members
of tfTr audience. In addition 10
BALDWIN, speakers VIII include
John {. Manning managing editor
.0f-The- Detroit Time IA.
Marshall of The Detroit News. and
Edgar a. Guest of the Detroit Free
Press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Usual Hitler Methods

The pamphlet explains that the
Nazi propaganda techniques di-
rected against this country are
comparable with those used by
Hitler against the European ma
tons that he has conquered.
divide and Conquer records
Hitler's attempts 10 separate the
French and British early in the
war, his creation of internal dis
orders in Belgium before the inva-
sion of that country, and other his
torical details Of the Nazi STRAIT
egy of terror,
Short wave broadcasts from
enemy and controlled countries,
rumors, enemy agents and inno-
cent dupes are used by the NaZiS
their propaganda activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

pOStpaIu, q sdIIlpIt OF lily III
ternationally known ovsiuo
Trsosmest which has brought
letters of praise and graft
tude from over so. 900 users.
i want you just TO try this
treatment - that's all just
Try N. That's my only argu-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Garden Column
Starts on Monday

YOUR VICTORY GAR
DEN II will flourish
more. be more attractive.
more useful. If YOU follow the
Garden Column 10 appear in
The Detroit Times Mondays,
Thursday. Fridays and Sun
days. starting this Monday.
This Garden Column will
be conducted by Isabel
Fucker a graduate OF the
School of Horticulture and Or
namental Horticulture, Cor
nell University. Mrs. Fucker
has had extensive training IN
florlstry, landscape architec-
ture and many years of prac-
teal experience in gardening.
teaching and lecturing.
Watch for her column in
The Detroit Times Womcn's
Pages Monday. Have a better
Victory Garden,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

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Aluminium Local lnstalIs

Harry D. Williams was installed
for his sixth year as president of
the Aluminium Workers Local II
of the Go Saturday. Other Off
GERS: Edward Grobbell. financial
secretary; Arnold A. Daniel, vice
president; Donald Stockell, record
ing secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Divide. Conquer
Hitler S Plot in
i. 5. Exposed
/, Maxi Aides Spreading
: Prejudice. Fear TO
Destroy Will TO Win
BY WILLIAM l.. UMSTEAD

Init news service stan Correspondents
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-An
expose of German propaganda &C
tivities and detectives in the
United States. which are subject
ing this country 10 a "barrage of
the Nazi strategy of terror" was
placed before the American public
today by the Office of Facts and
Figures.
In a documented pamphlet en-
titled Divide and Conquer, The
OFF disclosed Nazi propaganda
methods ito separate us from our
Allies by arousing distrust OF
them; 10 Great friction within the
United States in order to divert US
from our true enemy-the Axis;
To paralyZe our will TO fight.
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Prejudice His Weapon

tai against labor, White against
Negro, Catholic against Protes-
tant, Christian against Jew" the
pamphlet warns He knows
that prejudice. lr any form.
plays his game"
The following Is German prePa-
ganda detectives in the Unitcc
States were listed by the pam
phlet:
. Democracy is dying
. Our armed forces are weak.
o The new order is inevitable
We are lest tn The Pacific
Our West Coast in such grave
danger there IS no point IN fight
ing on.
The British are deCadent and
sold US a ball Of goods
Q The cost of the war will bank
rupt the nation
. Civilian sacrifices will be more
than we can bear.
Stain is getting too strong
and bolsheviSm will sweep over
Europe.
. Our leaders are incompetent,
our government incapable of
waging war
. Aid 10 our Allies must stop.
. Our real peril IS the japanese.
and We must Join Germany 10
stamp out the yellow Peril
. We must bring all our troops
and weapons back 10 the United
States, and defend only our own
= shores.
. The Chinese and tho British
will make a separate peace with
Japan and Germany.
. American democracy will be
lost during the war.