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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Presidents Message

This war involves a total ma
tional effort and industrial mo-
biiizatioB. Industry cannot eff
fectiyely mobilize and plants
cannot expand with sufficient
rapidity unless there are enough
homes 10 bring the worker TO
the Job. keep him on the Job,
and maintain his efficiency and
morale. More than ever before In
our history, we need houses TO
help with the war"
In support of the broad out
lines Of this program as set forth
by the President, II was also an
neHneed iaSt- week that arrange
ments have now been definitely
completed for exhibiting two diff
ferent types of wartime model
houses inside Convention Hall One
will be a fFe-reena and bath home
which is factory fabricated and is
of being erected on the
building site within an hour after
delivery 20 the site. The second
is preiabricated demountable
home which can he taken apart
and put together again If desired.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
'Mahon' sEffortsHdi|ed
On Retirement From
House District Unit

The Commissioners last night
praised the 'unselfsh devotion and
untiring efforts for the District by
Representative Mahon, Democrat,
of Texas, who has announced his
resignation AS chairman of the
House Subcommittee on District
Appropriations,
/ The leadership and guidance
provided the Commissioners by Mr.
Mahon has been of great benefit
to the officials of the District gov
ernment and the citizens of the
Capital" the city heads declared
in formal statement. Mr.. Mahon
has always worked zealously to as
sist in the efficient functioning of
! the District government and his
attitude has always been one of
helpful cooperation.
His unselfish devotion and un-
tlrlng efforts on behalf of the COM
munlty have been of inestimable
value. Mr. Mahon has always been
most pleasant AND courteous in his
dealings with the District Commis-
Sioners and officials who have ap-
peared before his committee on
! budgetary matters
His keen grasp of municipal
problems has won for him the ad-
miration of not only the District
officials but also of the represent
atlves of the citizens who have ap-
peared before the committee the
statement concluded
Mr.. Mahon resigned in order to
devote more time to other commit
tee assignments.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Big Shipment Of Whisky
Seized as Under Proof
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. l0.-The
State Attorney Generals Office re-
ported yesterday that it had seized
1900 cases of whisky and brought
suit to condemn and destroy
another 998 cases, on the ground
that it failed to meet the 90-proof
test claimed on the labels.
Deputy Attorney General Bayard
Rhone declared the whisky was a
mixture Of water and alcohol He
said 1900 cases were collected from
Evening star., 1943-12-10

liquor dealers and that the rest is
aboard car m the railroad yards.
The suit was directed against
Robert j. and John Doe" Schloss-
berg, doing business as the Castle
town Liquor Distributors; the Union
Pacific Railroad and others.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

ter, will be tried soon with five or
six other former members OF the
Fascist Grand Council which ousted
Benito Mussolini.
The court session will be secret,
the dispatch said, and the location
of the trial was undisclosed.
This indicated there was no basis
for rumors heard several days ago
along the 'SWiss-Italian frontier, to
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Rome Dispatch Reports
Ciano Will Be Tried Soon
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 10.-The Rome
correspondent of Goteborg's Han
dels-Och Sjoefartstidning reported
yesterday that Count Galeazzo Ci-
ano, former Italian Foreign Minis
Evening star., 1943-12-10
School Standards Raised

Mexico is raising the educational
standards of it's schools for children
of Mexican soldiers.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Plans 10 Use Korean Base
Studied Here, Envoy SAYS

The War Department is studying
plans for the use Of Korea in the
conduct of the war against Japan
DR.. Syngman Rhee, envoy here OF
the Korean provisional government,
in Chungking, said today.
He added he had reason to hope
Korea would receive lease-lend as.
sistance to participate in driving the
japanese of the Asiatic continent.
DR.. Rhee, at a press conference .,
the Carlton Hotel, expressed his
gratitude and appreciation for the
proclamation promising Korean in.
dependence issued last night by
President Roosevelt. Prime Ministe,
Churchill and Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek. The proclamation gives q
green light at last for Korea" DR.
Rhee said, as he revealed that he
had been urging Korea by short
wave not to rise against their Japa-
nese masters until the right time.
DR.. Henry D. Young, one Of the
three commissioners of the Korean
provisional government who are ir
this country, said Korea can be q
stepping stone for Allied invasion ot
Japan"
DR.. Young said there are more
than a million Koreans in Man.
churia and occupied China who car
do effective guerrilla work behinc
the Japanese lines"
Evening star., 1943-12-02

OF honor. After all, it is your con-
ference"
But the little generalissimo
smartly turned out in khaki uni
form and white gloves, smilingly
declined and sat on the Presidents s
right. Mr.. Churchill then moved to
the Presidents left and Is waiting
American and British photographers
got busy.
The President, remarking to
photographers lit is just like old
times was in particularly good
form with his cigarette in a holder
at jaunty angela sure sign he is
In high spirits.
Act two" as Mr. Roosevelt called
it, found the three leaders again ir
principal role, but with strong sup.
port from military chiefs of Britain
China and the United States.
Another family argument de-
veloped when Nine Chang replaced
military leaders with the big three
She started to sit down by her hus-
band, but Mr.. Roosevelt objected
mo, no, the generalissimo can't
sit by his wife"
So she obediently went around
and sat down by Mr.. Churchill.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
: French Communists
< ACCUSE De Gau|Iists Of
! Minimizing Their Aid
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Dec. 2.-French Com
munist leaders yesterday struck an
other blow at the wedge which
seems gradually to be separating
them from the followers Of Gen.
Charles de Gaulle, but not from the
cause Of French liberation.
In letter to Gen. de Gaulle fol-
lowing the council of party leaders,
the Communists called the De Gaul-
list radio spokesman In London a
liar and accused him of withhold
ing publicity and credit from the
Communicated Francis -Tireurs and
Partisans in the underworld sabo-
tage war against the Germans.
Truth Of Informa ton Denied.
Last week, Communist spokesmen
released the text of correspondence
with Gen. de Gaulle anent their
participation in the French Com
mittee Of National Liberation, and
accused the Cross Of Lorraine leader,
among other things. of failure to
understand democratic processes.
Yesterdays letters called London
broadcast last Saturday by a Fight
Ing French spokesman a violent
direct attack on the Algiers delega-
tion of the Control Committee of
the French Communists.
The letter described the broad
cast outline Of the Communist posi-
ton and added that you are Ger
tainly not ignorant that this infor-
nation is entirely contrary to the
truth from the first to the last
word"
Broadcast of Text Asked.
The Communists also declared
the French radio had been forbidden
to mention anything concerning the
participation Of Communists in the
committee and demanded that
Radio Algiers, French station, be
permitted to broadcast the text of
the correspondence released last
week
The party asked Gen. de Gaulle
Evening star., 1943-12-02
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Evening star., 1943-12-02
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Evening star., 1943-12-02
Fuel Oil
Warning

This is a FRIENDLY WARNING
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Evening star., 1943-12-02
Elaborate Precaution!
Taken for Safety Of
Conferees in Africa
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Dec. 2.-Dozens OF new
air-raid shelters, scores of antiair-
craft guns, miles Of barbed wire and
thousands of heavily armed soldiers
marked the scene of the British
American-Chinese conference which
for few Gays was almost general
headquarters" of the world.
The entire area for miles around
the hotel where the military con-
ferences were held was designated a
general defense area"
Forty-three villas in all, in addi-
ton to l50-room hotel, were rent
ed by the British government to
house the heads of state and vir-
tually every top-ranking army, navy
and air officer of the three powers
Slit Trenches in Garden.
A palm-til hotel garden was the
setting for slit trenches and es-
pecially deep air-raid shelters fol-
the use of the generals and admiral:
if German bombers had come over
Security officials never lost sight ol
the fact that the conference city is
within bombing range of the Nazis
President Roosevelt. Prime Min
lister Churchill and the Chang Kai-
sheks had separate villas surrounded
by huge fences, barbed wire and q
thick Gordon of military guards
The President took over villa
with private swimming pool and
extensive gardens filled with bou-
gainvillea and roses.
Most of the political sessions and
some of the military were held in
the big living room of Mr.. Roose-
velt's temporary home.
Mr.. Churchill had a smaller but
more colorful villa built of tile in
the midst OF grove OF trees.
Hotel Used for Offices.
The hotel was used mostly fol
conference rooms and offices, anc
only about ive men lived in it
There were 80 ofices in all, with the
British on the second floor. the
Americans on the third and the
Chinese under the roof.
A special telephone directory was
printed for the conference, with
the British section in pink, the
Chinese in white and the American
in blue, but as more and more mer
arrived the directory had to be re-
printed three times. Each villa was
designated by number.
Arrangements were so complete
the British even set up emergency
dental and medical offices in tents
in the garden. Nine Chang was
the first patient She was suffer.
ing from eye trouble when she ar.
rived and her face was swollen.
specialist was called in and hel
condition improved.
The augmented hotel staff served
$50 meals three times daily, includ-
ing food sent out to the villas. In
ALL it had 100 cooks and walters
for the villas and $50 for meals in
the hotels main dining room.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Josephine 1uminia, Opera
Star, Marries Officer

BY the Associated Press.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Dec. 2.-Foul
Metropolitan Opera singers climaxee
their concert with a wedding las
night.
Josephine Tuminia, a Metropoli
tan star, was married to 1t. Charlie.
Wiper. jr.. who is awaiting an All
Forces assignment overseas. Sh.
was attended by Helen Oldheim
also of the Metropolitan. Othel
members of the party included Ninc
Martini, tenor, and Igor Gorin
baritone
The couple left for Alexandria
La, where the Metropolitan grour
sings again tonight.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
'FumiIy' Picture at Conference
Causes Friendly Arguments

Ey the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Dec. "A family group"
picture-of three leaders of the
United Nations family-taken dur
ing the North Africa conference pro-
duced the usual friendly family
group argument about who will sit
where.
Right here, right here between
the Prime Minister and myself" ."
President Roosevelt said to General
issimo Chang Kai-shek as the three
assembled on the terrace of Mr..
Roosevelts villa. You are the guest
Evening star., 1943-12-02
|WoIsh Takes Oath
As Jersey Senator
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Gov. Charles Edison of New Jersey
and other State officials were here
today to witness the swearing in of
T-year-old Arthur Walsh as New
Jerseys Junior Senator.
Mr.. Walsh, Democrat, appointed
by Gov. Edison to succeed the late
w. Warren Barbour, Republican
was sponsored by New Jerseys
senior Senator, Albert w. Hawkes.
a Republican.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Cairo Report Shows Up
Japanese Propagandists
Ey the Associates Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Japanese
radio propagandists showed them
selves up yesterday when they cir
culated rumors that Gen Cheng
Chen, one of China's top military
men. had resigned In disgrace be-
cause Of reverses suffered by Chinese
troops on the Yunnan- Burma border
some months ago.
Only short time after the Toxic
radio had broadcast the report, it
developed that Gen. Cheng had at
tended the Cairo conferences as a
member of Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek's staff.
The Berlin radio also was caught
in the middle, having rebroadcast
the Toxic story before the Cairo
disclosure.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Soldiers Near Cairo
Not Fooled on PurIey
BY the Associated Press,

CAIRO, Dec. 2.-American soldiers
living in a big. temporary tent camp
nearby during the American-Brit-
ish-C Chinese conference certainly
were not under any misapprehension
as to what was going on.
The three principal thoroughfares
OF the camp were named Winston
street, Chang street and Franklin
street.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
| Roosevelt Well
ION Way to New
| Travel Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has just added
another big mileage figure to his
already astronomical travel record
He already had covered 37,84G
miles this year, including his 1888
mile trip to Casablanca and return
last January, and is well on the way
to exceeding his previous years
record Of 1914 established in 1886
The Chief Executive has covered
so much of the earths surface since
he entered the White House that
mis- mileage is now figured on the
basis of how far it exceeds the mean
distance Of 238,857 miles between
the earth and moon.
He long since broke that record
and to date has traversed 289,817
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Lord Halifax to Speak
AT Duke University
BY the Associated Press.

b5 lIlc HSoUCIHIeU FTESS.
DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 2.-Viscount
Halifax, British Ambassador, will
speak at Duke University tonight.
Lord Halifax will be the guest OF
Gov. J. NJ Broughton until they
come here A visit to Chapel Hill
also was planned.
Tomorrow he plans to visit the
North Carolina shipbuilding yard
at Wilmington.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Beaver Frees Boot

BLAIR, Nebr. (P).-C. w. Butts Of
the Coast Guard doesn't like beav-
ers. He moored an outboard motor
boat to dock. A beaver chewed
the mooring line in two.
The motor boat is touring-un-
escorted.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

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Evening star., 1943-12-02
Congress in Brief
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senate:
Continues debate on soldiers vote
bill.
Banking Committee hears OPA
Administrator Bowles on subsidies.
Finance Committee continues work
on tax bill.
House:
Routine session,
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Argentine Police Close
French Committee Offices

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 2 (P,.-
Police closed the headquarters of the
French Committee of National Lib
GRAFTON in Argentina yesterday and
were reported investigating whether
the committee maintains relations
with Communists.
Albert Guerin, chairman Of the
organization is now in North Africa
comforting with Gen. Charles de
Gaulle.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
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to halt what 1t described as the an
nouncers' campaign to divide the
Communists in Algiers and those
still within France, leading resist
ance against the Germans,
Evening star., 1943-12-02

! BY The Associated Press.
CAIRO. Dec. 2.-Here, chronology
cally, are the sessions of the flve-day
tripartite conference: