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Continued on Page Four
4 Billion More
Voted TO Navy

WASHINGTON. March < CUP)
The House today unanimously
passed a supplemental naval APP
preparation of $4.267, 1877 1888 with
out restoring cuts made by the
appropriations committee in ex-
pectation of possible limit on the
size of the armed forces.
The action sustained reduc-
ton of S7,200,000 in the SiS.0OO.-
600 amount asked for naval re-
serve activities.
In making this cut, The commit
tee said il was not convinced that
the goal of 2.250.000 men by the
end of the year could be wholly
realized"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

TUNISIA Allies score victories
in north and south; tanks halt
Axis thrust. page L.
NEW GUINEA ZONE - Gen.
MacArthur'S fliers complete
the destruction OF the 22-Ship
japanese convoy by polishing
off two limping deStroyers:
18 more japanese planes are
downed and nine more dam
aged; our bombers roar out
over Huon Gulf 10 shoot UP
the few convoy survivors try
ing TO reach shore in lifeboats.
Page 10)
THE AIR OFFENSIVE-RAF
bombers attack western Ger
many. page p
BURMA-British naval vessel
captures Japanese supply ship;
many prisoners taken. page
p
RUSSIA-Crushing all opposi-
ton, Russian tanks and infan-
try overrun 50 towns in their
drive toward the huge Ger
man base at olensk.
page o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Sendan AEF I'd China.
Plea of Mime. CHANG

She said she had come to the
United States for medical treat
ment and not on a mission and
Rad promised her husband faith
fully that she would be back in
three months.
Only her genuine affection and
the sincere attention she had re-
ceNed from the American people
has led her TO stay this long, she
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Vieretk, PubIitist,
Released on Bail

0WASHINGTON. March : GNS)
George Sylvester Viereck. Ger
man-born New York publicist. to-
~ day was released o. bail pending
trial on an alleged conspiracy to
undermine morale OF the armed
forces and retrial on charges that
he violated the foreign agents reg
istr1tion oct.
The Supreme Court on Monday
reversed Niereck's conviction on
The latter charge and sent the case
back to district court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Barney Ross Begins His Story
Of Guadalcanal in Sunday Times

Cpl. Barney Ross, United States Marines, whose
fighting proves former boxing champion in three
divisions faded into comparative insignfcance when
he killed p Japs singlehanded, will begin in Sundays
Detroit Times his dramatic story of his Guadalcana
experiences.
Ross, called the "Fightn'est United States Ma
rne, will tell how he moved down Japs while standing
over four wounded marine comrades in mortar
ridden. hel-packed shelhole.
Be sure to get Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

NEW YORK, March 5 f1NS).-
Nine. Chang Kai-Shek. wife of
the Chinese generalissirno. called
upon the United States today to
send an expeditionary force 10
China TO show that America
means business.
Nine. Chang answered all
questions at press conference in
TIE Waldorf Astoria Hotel. but
requested no direct quotation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Greer Carson. CaSney
Win Oscars for 1912

HOLLYWOOD, March 5 eUP)
A weeping Greer Carson. tri-
umphant on her fourth try,
walked eff early today with the
motion picture Academy's statu-
cite symbolic Of her rise to first
place among Hollywood's movie
actresses.
Miss Carson won the prize for
her role i'm Mrs. Miniver," a pic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Jack Benny Has Cold,
Burns Will Take Over

CHICAGO. March 5 (INS).-
Jack Bennys appearance on his
broadcast this Sunday was called
off today because he has a cold
He's laid up in a hotel. George
Burns and Oracle Allen will pinch
hit for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Shanghai Residents Held

WASHINGTON. March ) CUP)
Acting Secretary Of State Welles
said today that the great majority
of Americans and British i'm The
Shanghai area have been informed
by the Japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Pope Condemns
Ndzis by Radio
Nv United Pres.

The Vatican radio-has told Ger
many that the Catholic Church
condemns the enslavement of free
dom, the deportation of forced
labor and the Staying of innocent
hostages, U. S. Government ,poni-
tors said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Macarthur Pledges Rescue of Yonks i'm Philippine

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 5-In
dramatic personal message, Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur today pledged to return to the Philip
pines and rescue the surviving members of the
New Mexico National Guard who were taken
prisoner with the fall Of Bataan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

His message to DR.. V. H. Spensley, chair
man of the Bataan relief organization at Albu-
querque, follows:
There is little / can tell you of men of
the 200th and 515th anti-aircraft regiments
(New Mexico National Guard) that you don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

already know. They have written their own
immortal record in the bloody transcript of
Bataan.
IL knew them well and loved them
greatly. Never does day go by that do not
pray God will give me strength TO redeem those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

VINO survive.
I'm the meantime, caneOnly hope that
merciful Providence will give you all Divine
patience to wait with such sereneness as may
be possible during unfolding of the bloody drama
which is now being enacted in the Pacific"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
10 Butchers Sued Here by OPP
2 ALLIED VICTORIES IN TUN|S||
u. s. Sets
on
Pork Here

Aiming al extinction of black
market" operators who have
plagued Detroit housewives and
retailers in current months, Price
Administrator Brown today inn
posed price ceilings on pork, effec-
tive April ].
Brown established maximums
for Detroit and tho rest OF the
nation and revealed program de-
signed TO assure every American
"a fair share Of meat at a fair
price"
Similar controls are expected 10
be extended IL beef. veal. lamb
and mutton before nationwide
meat rationing gets under way.
SOME EXEMPTED
Independent stores here will be
permitted 10 charge a cent or two
more per pound than chain stores,
but effective April /. here ere the
new price maximums for Detroit
covering 66 pork items but eXclud-
ing pork sausage, canned pork and
quick frozen pork cuts;
Sliced bacon. derined. smoked
Grade A--Independent, AZ cents;
chain. IS cents.
Skinned smoked hams. center
slices ~ independent, 60 cents;
chain. 81 cents.
skinned smoked whole hams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
British Repe|
Ndzis, French
Seize Town
4 Axis Ships Sunk
in Aerial Onslaught;
Mareih Push Near

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa. March 5 tUP)-
Allied forces scored victories at
both ends of the Tunisian front to-
iday with British tanks and troops
IhurIing the Germans out of Sed
Jenane in the north while the
French seized Mides and pushed
into Meta in the south.
A German unit forced its way
into Sed Jenane, road junction IL
miles south of Cape Serrat, only to
be driven out in brisk street fight
ing. The British Eighth Army
probed meanwhile at the Mareth
line in preparation for full-scale
assault
Allied planes pounded ceaselessly
at Axis positions in Tunisia. Strik-
ing at the communication lines
from the north, they sank four
ships and damaged others.
4 SHIPS SUNK
! Forward elements of French
forces pushed into the town of
Meta, on the western edge Of
Cbott Djerid (salt lake). in SOUTH
ern Tunisia. and reconnaissance
patrols were active farther east.
The French advance also re-
suited in the occupation of Mides.
Both Mides and Meta are near
Gafsa.
Allied pilots, striking hard at
Axis communication lines from
Sicily and the European mainland,
sank four hips and damaged
others. Enemy road transport in
southern Tunisia was bombed on
the night of March "a.
DOWN TWO BOMBERs
An Allied fighter patrol inter-
lcepted a formation of JUST bomb
ers escorted by ME-109s, forced
the bcmbers to jettison their
bombs and shot down two planes.
With their British and French
allies. the Americans had largely
lreoccupied the 4,000-mile area in
arid Central Tunisia which Mar
shall Rommel took at high cost in
February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set at "a p m today.
and rise tomorrow AZ 7.5e a N
The moon viii set At $50 D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow At s:lT a. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
TWO SONS DECORATED

Franklin Jr.. navy lieutenant,
has been on sea duty in the At
lantic much of the time. John, a
lieutenant 81. g. is navy supply
officer. last reported in California.
Elliott and James have been
decorated-Elliott for hazardous
flights in North Africa. James for
heroiSm in the Maxim Island raid.
Elliott wrote from North Africa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Elliott Roosevelt in North Africa
Asks Fair Treatment at Home
Presidents Son
Answers Critic
In Congress

WASHINGTON. March 5 CUP
Rep. Fritz Lanham CD of Texas
today read the House letter from
1t. Col. Elliott Roosevelt in which
the Presidents son protested
against unfair congressional crit
icism of himself and his brothers
"Such criticism aimed at men
who are fighting for their coun-
try strikes me as unfair" he
wrote in reference 10 attacks by
Rep. William p. Lambertson (R)
of Kansas.
Please explain this fact 10
your colleague, and try 10 ex-
plain Ia him that we, as soldiers,
don't care how much he disa-
grees with the President. but
for Gods sake let us fight with
out being stabbed I'm the back
for the sake of politics.
REPEATEDLY CRITICIZED
"If I ever get home and am
out Of the army, I'll be glad TO
stand up for my own honor, but
in the meantime see II he won't
lay off until such time as fair
fight can be made of it."
Lambertson has repeatedly crit
icized the military record of the
four Roosevelt sons.
All four Roosevelt sons are in
service Elliott is commander of
an air forces Photographic unit in
North Africa. James, a marine
lieutenant colonel, participated in
the raid on Japanese-held Maxim
Island last year and recently has
been in Hawaii where he was re-
from a recurrent stom-
ach ailment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
sSIdughterers
Charged With
UppingQuotd
u. s. Asks Court Ban
Killing Until March 81
7 Accused Outsiate

Continued breakdown on black
market in meat today brought in
junction suits against 10 Michigan
meat slaughterers. three from De-
troit. charged witlr violating OPA
siaughtering quotas.
Federal Judge Picard signed a
temporary order restraining the
defendants from further killing
pending permanent injunction
hearing March IS.
The suits. filed by 4 - Rcue-
segger, chief district OPA enforce
ment attorney seek 10 block the
Slaughtering of hyc stock until
March 81 the end OF the second
quota period.
MEAT DEALER SUED
At the same time. the OPA sued
Theodore 7. Alilloch. a meat
wholesaler OF $500 Dix. TOR
S7SlS 80 IN triple damages for
allegedly selling beet and veal IN
excess Of price ceilings between
Aug I. 1912 and Jan Is.
- The SlaucFcrers charged:
PrImcat Food Products Co. $3.50
twentieth. selling l6S ESQ pounds
over the quota
Charles .. Carleton and Clar-
orce I Harris OF Carleton-HarriS
Packing Co 2f72 Ropelle. selling
without quota
Elizabeth KoteleS of Harbaugh
Packing Co 529 Harbaugh. sell
ing IN excess OF quota
81 TONS OVER QUOTA
John c. Smith. 1851 Mound
road, Warren. selling 5000 pounds
Of beef above quota since October.
1912.
Frederick Merkel and Albert
Ncumaier Of Merkel-Neumaier Co.
Utica. selling II head of cattle
over quota. and exceeding the hog
allotment 0y 40 per cent.
Thomas a. Popof OF Universal
Market, Lansing. selling u tons of
beef and nine tons of hogs over
quota
Truman c. Pond of Ponds Farm.
Port Huron, exceeding quota.
John II Oberly and Russell ].
Lozo Of Oberly e. Lozo Market.
Fowlerville, selling 81 head of cat
tie over quota.
Max NJ. Ziegler and CLAIM r.
Ross OF Ziegler & Steeb. Dexter.
selling 159 head of cattle and l02
head Of hogs over quota.
Clifford r. Sutermeister, 474S
Rochester, Birmingham. selling
two tons Of beef and Is tons of
pork over quota.
Milloch. who is accused Of gross
Ing 81 ,606.l3 in illegal side deals
on meat. faces possible loss of
license by order of Mayor Jeffries
in addition IN tho darr,auo emit
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Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
The War
Fronts

TUNISIA-Allies score victories
in north and south; tanks halt
Axis thrust. Page H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
MEAT DEALER SUED

A. the same time. the OPA sued
Theodore 7. Milloch. meat
wholesaler OF $500 Dix. for
S76lS 80 IN triple damages for
allegedly selling beet and veal In
excess Of price ceilings between
Aug i. 1912 and Jan. rs.
Evening star., 1943-01-29
The Black Swan Saturated
With High Seas Adventure
Tyrone Power Stars
In Exciting Drama of
Pirates in the Caribbean
BY ANDREW r.. KELLEY.

There lively days the buccaneers ruled
the Caribbean
Black Swan loaded with brave adventure color in scene
and - ' - "0to
This is the story of another Morgan aird
Cg decides TO make sea lanes safe for His
battle the off Jamaica s.: fN, --I0 "
Evening star., 1943-01-29
Outdoor Show for NAVY.

Billy Rose is awaiting the 60
ahead signal from the United States
Navy, when the green light comes
will sponsor and produce a monster
outdoor spectacle, Here Comes the
Navy" with all the profits going to
the Navy Relief Society.
This Is the Army" has done well
for Army Emergency Relief, the
Irving Berlin musical eventually ex-
pected to wind up with profits of
more than $5,00O,0O0. Billy Rose
wants to do better than that, hopes
to realize it by using the magni-
flcent outdoor spaces which provide
huge capacity.
Don't sell Billy Rose short. He
woke everybody up by turning out
the New York World Fair biggest
hit, the Acquacade. Producer Rose
is happy when he is doing things
in the grand manner, with NAVY
blue sponsorship, depend upon him
to deliver a great show.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

thumper for the Playwrights Co
and personal manager for Miss
Skinner, negotiated the sale. getting
$4,000 by persuasive argument, a
very good sum for book rights.
The story is hilarious diary OF
the happenings to the two young
women while travelling alone in
Europe two decades ago. Since then
Miss Skinner has won national fame
as an actress, monologuist. writer
and radio personality and Miss
Kimbrough, as part of the deal, will
go to Hollywood shortly to confer
with De Sylvia and to aid in trans
ferring their adventures in Paris
and other continental cities to the
screen.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

Hotel Statler, Yes, the hotel will be
/ ready in time
But, in addition to Mr. Cugat's
genius for smooth music, another of
his talents will have workout for
the benefit of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis. You
see, Cugat is quite sensational as
carlCaturiSt. So, between shows
| during his theater appearances this
week, he has been turning out sly
picturizations of the stage and
screen stars who will take part in
the Birthday Ball. These carica-
lures will be autographed by the
stars themSelves-and sold for the
fund at midnight on Saturday night,
incidentally, so that WASHINGTON
lovely ladies will look their loveliest
at the Statler, strapping young
man on the Statler staff now has
the nickname Of Dimples. Seems
that when the electricians arranged
the light that flow through the
public rooms, they wanted to make
sure the lights were of the color that
go best with milady's makeup. No
gals being available, the young man
was pressed into service as a sub
stitute. They say he looked very
nice, too.
Best Seller Purchased,
Paramount has purchased screen
rights to the Nations best-selling
non-flctlon book, Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay" by Cornelia Otis
Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, and
B. G. De Sylvia plans placing it in
production as soon as possible.
William Fields, who is the tub
Evening star., 1943-01-29

THE BLACK swAN''-Twentieth Cen.
koew's Palace Theater. Directed bv Henry
klng. Screen play by Ben Hecht and
SETON / Miller. Adapted from the novej
Of Rafael Sabatini. VAC 4'O's'
Evening star., 1943-01-29
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Counterattack," a new
Soviet drama: Tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"China Girl" intrigue in
the Far East: II am, LAO, 4:20, 7
and $40 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
1925, 6:05 and 8:45 pm.
Columbia-"Reuni in France"
glamour in the underground move
ment: 10:45 am, l, BIS, $50, 7:45
and 1905 pm.
Earle - Commands Strike at
Dawn" on the Norwegian coast:
1926 am, ITO, $50, $50 and 9:15
pm. Stage shows: 1926, BIS, 5:55
and 8:35.
Keith's-"Arabian Nights" on the
magic carpet of technicolor: Ills
am, LOS, 2;45, 4;25, sos, 8 and
$50 pm.
Little-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
of one woman in wartime: IL am,
12:55, 2:55, 5, tbs and GAS pm.
MetropoIitan-"Road to Morocco" ,"
another trail for the three zanies:
1l;30 am, 1:30, $50, $50, 7::3O and
$40 pm.
Palace-"The Black Swan" Ty
Evening star., 1943-01-29
MIR. Hecht Couldn't Make
Up His Mind in China Girl
Film Now at Capitol Hovers Between
Spy.Chasing and Tribute to Chinese:
Mata and Hari.in Fine Staee Show

Whether to make China Girl" a I
variation of the thrice-told tale of
Far Eastern intrigue or to re-create
a small canvas of the Chinese un-
der bombs, Author Producer Ben
Hecht apparently couldn't decide.
Whatever Mr.. Hecht's intentions. he
failed rather miserably to make the
two quantities blend This is pain
fully evident at the Capitol Theater
where the Goth Century-Fox pro-
duction opened yesterday.
Mr.. Hecht's brief written preface
to China Girl" promises dramatic
things to follow, and expressed.
moreover, in that articulate fashion
commonly associated with this
master Of dialogue. The opening
sequence, showing Chinese civilians
massacred by Jap gunfire and Hero
George Montgomery breaking from
Jap clutches, likewise arouses ex-
pectations. But then the mood
fades as Mr.. Montgomery takes to
the hotel lobbies and parlors, virile-
Iy Wooing a Chinese educator (Gene
T1erney) and an American vamp
(Lynn Barb. The Flying Tigers of
Burma also enter the picture and
so does a Jap agent (Victor Nc
Laglen) ostensibly to sustain Cor
revive) the original hint of action
However, these fellows, too. are
handicapped by hotel surroundings.
and by 2 generous gift of CAB
which, coming from the quill OF
Mr.. Hecht, sounds astoundingly
banal.
When genuine activity finally
/ seems just around the corner of the
hotel bar. the scene abruptly shifts
from Burma to China where the
China girl has arrived to continue
teaching in the war zone. At this
point Mr.. Hecht abandons all
thought of spy intrigues, and some
what painstakingly begins to dwell
on the pathetic, courageous fight of
Chinese children to learn while
| bombs smash down their school
about their heads. Mr.. Montgom-
cry arrives here in time to rescue
several Of the kids and to pull the
! dying China girl from the wreck
age. Angered, he leaps to the roof
tops, mans a machine gun and
brings down a Jap plane; where
| upon he shouts That's one for the
China girl" and the picture ends
/ right in your face.
China Girl' does serve to intro
duce George Montgomery, with his
definite vocal and vague physical
/ resemblance to Clark Gable-to
Gable-starVed film-g -goers. Miss Tier
ney looks the same as usual-except
that she is chronically sad-faced
and beautifully dressed-to be a
representative of the spunky
Chinese. The rest of the cast per-
forms with about as much convic-
ton as Ben Hecht's story contains.
Much of the stage show motif also
is Oriental in nature, but it is
handled with effectiveness. This
revue, one of the Capitols most
talented in weeks, consists of those
exquisite dance-satirists Mata and
Hari; the brilliant acrobatic Whit
son Brothers, Mary Small, the little
girl who has grown up" %, singing
popular tunes in deep purple
voice; John Sebastian, harmonica
player, who sometimes approaches
Larry Adler in ability; Jane Frazer
Evening star., 1943-01-29

CHINA GIRL" Goth Century-Fox
picture, produced and written by Ben
Hecht, directed by Henry Hathaway. based
On story by Melville Crossman At
the Capitol.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

and whiskers is a genuine ocean
menace. 1t involves sea and per-
sonal battles with sabers flashing,
cannons roaring before the English
flag overcomes the black skull and
crossbones standard The begin
nings of empire had their exciting
days.
The Black Swan is enhanced by
color photography which makes
the marine shots especially attrac-
tive, with Maureen OHara as the
object of romantic conflict made
appealing by the rainbow hues.
Tyrone Powers technique in court
ing the ladies who find his favor is
brusque and dominating and before
Lady DENLY succumbs to his ardors
1t involves derring-do and some
boudoir moments that must have
given the censors pause.
Most of the acting Is of the
bravura and swashhuckling school.
Tyrone Power flashes a muscled
torso, which reveals the U. S. Ma
rtnes will not have to train him
too hard to make him physically
fit for today's fighting. Maureen
O'Hara is an enhancing picture in
these period costumes and the color
adds to her beauty.
Thomas Mitchell and George
Sanders can take care of themselves
when the cameras roll, and in this
picture contrive to focus attention
in the scenes where the action is
important. Other good performances
are turned in by Edward Ashley.
George Zucco, Anthony Quinn and
Charles McNaughton. Henry Kings
direction concentrates on fast move
ment, with this 50 minutes of sea
adventure is saturated with moving
excitement.
On the supplementary film pro-
gram are two Government shorts
issued by the War Activities Com
mittee. They are Transportation
Problem" showing how Bridgeport,
Conn, solved the question of con-
veying a war population to and from
work. "Paratroopers' shows how the
United States Army is training
troops for air jumping and ski fight
ing. Carey Wilson's miniature story
by Herbert Morgan Listen, Boys"
shows how glamour girls get that
way through the aid of Americas
beauty parlors. The new reel COM
pletes an entertaining bill.
Stars to Auction Cartoons.
Xavier Cugat has won an envi-
able reputation as an orchestra
leader. and the rhythms that have
arranged his stepping stones to sue
cess IN a one-two-three kick pattern,
will be an outstanding feature of the
Presidents Birthday Ball at the
Evening star., 1943-01-29

Power bares chest as a pirate: l1:50
am, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Sidewalks of London" with
Charles Laughton and Vivien Leigh:
2:45, sos, 7:30 and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

and the Roberts Sisters, tap team,
and the Rockets. dressed in Javanese
costumes and giving a very good ac-
count of themselves.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

His chief aide is Jamie Waring
CTyrone Power, salty tar who
Evening star., 1943-01-29

enlistS IN the
service of the
Colonial COVER
nor. with that
veteran scene
stealer. Thomas
Mitchell, as his
S tron G right
arm.
w h a t h e
crusaders f o r
freedom of the
seas have to DO
is to overcome
c a pit. Billy
Leech, George
Sanders, W h o
In a red wig
Evening star., 1943-01-29
teachers Become Scurce

Because many rural Protestant
schools in Fire are unable to OBJ
tain teachers, missionaries are be-
ing asked to stay at home and in
struct the young Irish.
Evening star., 1943-01-29

A dollar from you will bring a
holler from the enemy. Buy stamp
now at the nearest post office.