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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-20
Brief Bolivian
Revolt Ends
Pro.AIEy Regime


LA PAZ, Bolivia, Dec. 20. CUP)-
The pro-ally Bolivian government
of President Enrique Penaranda
was overthrown today in a bloody
four-hour revolution of young Ma
tionalistic army officers who an
nounced at once that they would
continue to support the United Ma
tions in their fight against the
Axis.
Indicating that the overthrow of
the Penaranda government left Boil
ivias relations with the United Ma
tions unchanged, the central revolu-
tionary command proclaimed by
radio:
THE new government, which has
the sympathy of a majority of the
nation and the army, will respect
the international situation, support
ing the United Nations in their
fight against the Axis"
The spark plug of the revolution
was 36-year-old Victor Paz -Esten-
soro, lawyer and politician who be-
came chairman of the committee
which took over from Penaranda.
The outgoing government signed a
pact with the United Nations last
May and declared war against the
Axis two weeks ago.
"a British broadcast quoting ad-
vices from Bolivia said Penaranda
had been arrested, along with two
cabinet ministers and a number of
army officers)
The full extent of casualties in
street fighting in the capital was
not available at once. An an
nouncement said only that some
fatalities occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-20
SIGNS PROCLArEATION

A proclamation signed by General
Penaranda, who was elected presi-
dent on March 10, 1910, was broad
cast. 1t said:
"I have resigned the presidency
in obedience to the will of the peo-
pie and the army, which is resolved
to remove me from the leadership
of the nation"
AT 8 am. the revolutionary COM
mittee took possession of the presi-
Dental palace. Groups of demon
stratorS paraded the streets, cheer
ing the revolutionaries.
In brief manifesto the revolu-
tionaries affirmed that regime
of political and economic oppres-
sion" had ended, and the succeed
ing movement constituted the "eco-
nomic redemption" of the Bolivian
people.
Augusta Cespedes, secretary gen.
Continued on page 8, col. S,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-20
Russians Drive
Nazis Back
On Baltic Line
Siberian Veterans Hit
Hard Blow on 'IrOn
WalP' to Break Through

LONDON, Dec. 20. UP)-The
German DNB news agency said
Monday That NaZi forces have
evacuated their southern Ukraine
stronghold Of KhersOn, on the
west bank of the Dnieper river
estuary.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-20
WEATHER

Maximum Sunday 66, minimum
Monday 46; 5 am. Monday So, hu-
midity 81; noon Monday 64, humid
ity 81; pm. Sun. 81, humidity 49.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06


American History Awards!
Can YOU check the right answers
One is
Twelve Of them will appear each day in The Detroit Times
What American martyr had these for bis dying WORDS
I'm glad II me- not him"
Nathan Hale tb) Davy Crockett CO.. Anton Cermak?
rucon reopen with France and England after the
Revolutionary War c) establish border between the uned
States and Canada?
Who was the principal speaker at the dedication Of the
cemetery Gettysburg: ca Abraham Lincoln 'b l. 5 Grant
(cJ Edward Everett?
Who
we are not afraid % truth wherever might
lead to tolerate error so long as reason left free TO
combat IT,"
,ao Henry Clay. obo Thomas jefferson. rc) Theodore
Roosevelt?
5-Onc of ourprcsdcns while addressing Ohio regiment
Il happen temporarily occupy this White House. am
living witness that of children may look to come
Was It caI William Mckinley, Cbp Andrew Jackson Oc)
Abraham Lincoln?
George Washington man Of ability in many
directions lie surveyor explorer soldier states
man marvellous letterwrer and fT;l-rae farmer lie WAS
ca Richmond Cb Washington Ccl Pittsburgh?
Who commanded the Texans at the Alamo 'a) Travis
Cb) Davy Crockett, tc) Bowie?
light, ca Henry Ford Cbl cyrus Field Cc Thomas Edison
Cd Robert Fulton &c, Eli Whitncy ~ Dahgrcn?
The g9yGpmeP o has m rca v mGnS voo
words Give me liberty or give me death became me p oanf
Henry CD Alexander Hamilton cl Randolph of Virginia?
What president said;
speak SOFTLY and carrya big stick"
Grover Cleveland tb Theodore Roo>c'C 'cl ll'pell
Hoover?
II School teacher. have played great parts in the IN
outside Of The classroom Ca Nicholas Murray Butler
tbl Herbert Hoover ,c) Nathan Hale
South Carolina hoy, years later 10 become president
because refused clean the officers boots Who was the
hoy? James Monroe 'b) James Madison Oc' Andrew
Answers VIII he found on page "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Dearborn; Pfc. John 6. Bullinger,
1879 Marlowe, motorcycle me-
ChanicS course.
Fort Monroe, Va. electrical
school Pvts. Sylvester Angelo,
1920l Omira Stanley krawczyk,
1205l Fleming, Hamtramck
Lowry Field. Colo. technical
school: Pvt. Adolph {. Radomski,
146l0 Fairmounc@ photo course;
Pfc. Arthur l.. Miller, 1851 Car
dom John W. Coghlin. 1880 Glynn
court. armament course.
GIenViCW. IT. naval primary
flight school Aviation Cadet Allen
T.. Waite. 1913 Cheyenne.
PRE-FLIGHT SCHOOL
Athens. Ga, navy prc-hight
school: Aviation Cadets Durwood
W. McMullen. 95lO S. MaryS;
William H. Mancke. l40SS Free
land. Charles \. Broudy. 2666
Taylor. Frederick J. Kocheyar
2150 s. Deacon ANDY Mancik.
1865 parkingtOn. RosCvlllo
Detroit AAF technical training
command school. Cpl. George y
DeCumaR. iii9 Cadillac
Camp CuruSsair. X Y air
training school CplS. Norbert l..
Nasiak. 1919 KIcn Ignatiu> j.
Eaglik. 10 Forman, William
Ellis. 7s5 \ Military James q.
Nithers. 5722 FftccnU~
Daytona Beach Fla WAC ad-
minlStratVe school AUX. Helen
VI. Horner. 2i66 Lincoln Mary ~.
Vale. psi Woodland Violet Lock-
man. 3729 Clements Motor trans
port school AuNS. Mary V. Sos
tarich. 1867 Trowbyidgc Eva VI.
Stafford. 1905 Hcrcheyal; Bozica
Keller. 1851 s. Aubn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
NLRB Election Ordered

WASHINGTON. June ) up
Tho NLRB today ordered a col
lcctvc bargaining election within
so days AT the w. H. Clock Co.
beer and wine diStribu-
tors Ar Grand Rapids. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Texas Synthetic Plant
OF Goodyear Rushed

AKRON, June5 CUP) The
60,000-ton synthetic rubber plant
at Houston, Tex, to be operated
by the Goodyear Tire g. Rubber
Co, is nearly completed and ready
for production, company officials
disclosed here today.
Officials said the plant was ex-
pected to start turning out Dumas
type synthetic rubber for tires and
other military uses by about
Aug. I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Rep. Guyer Dies

WASHINGTON. June ; GNS)
Rep. Ulysses Samuel Guyer,
Kansas, ranking Republican mem
Der of the House judiciary COM
mittee, died early today at Naval
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Blast Furnaces Shut
Due 10 Mine Strike

PITTSBURGH, June ; CUP)-
Because Of shortage Of coal and
coke due 10 the mine strike. Car
ncgie-IlinoiS Steel Corp. world s
largest steel producer. closed II
blast furnaces in the Pittsburgh
district in the last ~ hours, it was
revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

and grade the examination papers
selected last week, are Charles G.
Barnes. director OF social studies
for Detroit schools; Or. Walter G..
Bergman, director Of Institutional
research; Ivan r. Chapman. assls-
.tant superintendent, and Dr. Ray
mond c. Miller. history depart
ment head. Wayne University.
Alan Kohn. 16-ycar-old eleventh
grade pupil al Western High. has
Just completed his required years
study OF American history. He was
an all "A student.
81 get As because like
American history" he declared.
THE Hearst Awards contest is
great idea. and the other
schools had better watch ont for
us. We have lot Of good his
tory students at Western"
READY AT WESTERN
Pauline Ncrderbar. II. and Scott
Grover, Is. both "A" students in
history, echoed Kohn's remarks.
I'VE are ready nj Western
and l would like to compete. !
-hnpe-tha+- make-th team, u
Miss NerdeTbar said.
Olga Naumoff, 10y a r-old
senior; Irving MargulieS, also
senior and Richard Mitchell, II,
Of 1909 Toledo. all made a
grades in their American history
courses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Service Notes
Brother Pins
Bars on WAAC
As Sd Officer
Miss Rhines Member
Of Des Monies Class;
L.. Sicily 70 leach

Virginia VI Ehinc>. c-5S W
Grand RNd q direct descendant
Of a Declaration az Independence
siCncr has bcou commissioned a
thirl officer IN trc Moments Army
AuNuau Corps ar Fort Dcs
Nome u following beg gradual
tior .a re e9rh class Of officer
candidate, Gold bar. designating
l.a rars aere pnnra ou hrr >hom-
ctr> b.. De-. brother Edward J
Ehinc>,
second 1t. Robert J. SteHy,
1iq-3 Faust recent graduate
from 'l, mcdca. administration
corps officers school az Camp
Ba,kelct Tex. VIII return there
as an instructor after short visit
with hiS parents here His brother
Jerry. now rs stationed al the Eli
InCtor Fold Tc>. homhardlor
SCh0o.
Graduating az army ana navy
schools ARE
lubbock Tex army bomber
pilot training school ID 1t. ". j.
Greenhaum. 32O5 Tyler
SClman Field, La AAF school
Cd 1t. Francis X. Smith, 6205
HeCla Cal-Acro F'lylnC Academy
Gal. Cadet Arnold I. kwiatkoW-
Xxi. Detroit
Corpus Christi naval air station
nouiS !. Bonkowski. 1904 Pen
rk1gton
Spence army air field advanced
flving school: I'd 1t Robert -,
Lenhart, SOFA F'crnwood
George Field. Ind. I'd 1t. Alfred
Miller. i425 WcStland Dearborn.
Fort DeS MONIES. Ia. WAAC off
GERS school. ID II. Helen Good
man. 1929 Buena Vista.
Fort Knox. Ky, armored school:
Pfc. Joseph II. Rcigncr. 1920
Cherrylawn. clerical course, Cpl.
AIyar 4. Wierman. 63l6 Jonathan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
WILL PICK BOOKS

An honorary committee Of his
torianS and civic leaders will meet
with the contest Judges 10 select
the volumes that will be pur-
chased and placed in the school
Libraries.
Contest Judges who will mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Az money sent ~ senders risk Do not
send cash a. stamps All checks. drafts
and money orders should be made payable
m THF TIMEs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
International NsVs Sprvice has The sXclu-
sIVs fighfs ~ use for rsproduction In any
forr a. news dispatches eredrsi - " or
not otherwise credited 10 this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
POIiCeCertdin
Missing Baby
Was Kidnapped
Vanished Nurse Breaks
Promise TO Write;
Several Clues Fail

Investigators swung to the kid
mapping theory Saturday, the third
day in which no trace had been
uncovered Of missing Paul Jeva-
hirian. II months. or his red
headed nursemaid. Mrs. Alice
White. A..
"All indications point TO an
abduction" said Policewoman
Clara Allen. in revealing that
day and night shift detectives
have been assigned to the case.
STILL NO WORD
Saturday morning passed with
out word from Mrs. White. who
on Thursday wired the child's
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jeva-
Ihrian. 2726 Chene, that she would
communicate with them in as
hours.
The message further explained
| that the child was being cared
/ for by a friend.
Several tips on the whereabouts
Of the baby proved false on in.
lNeStigation Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

= tNdlllild llOllNs
Seven possible candidates for
the Western High history team
expressed themselves anxious and
enthusiastic to compete for the
Hearst Awards for their school IL
brary and for themselves.
Western High, which overlookS
Clark Park, has one of the finest
school libraries in the city.
And another set Of Ameri-
can history books on the shelves
will look pretty good" declared
. 17-ycar-old all "A" student
Emily Tomell of 9143 Falcon.
CONE ON, SHARKS
I So. come on you other high
school American history sharks,
on your toes. because Western
students already have their eyes
on one set of the award volumes
Five top American history stu
dents from each of the cltys 10
public high schools. a total Of %,
VIII gather, on a day yet 10 be
selected. during the third week Of
this month, at Wayne University
These a. students will write a
qQ-R4iHt4te- American history TX
animation of the multiple answer
type.
The school team Of five that
makes the best aggregate score
on the examination will win valu-
able sets OF American history
books for the school library.
There will be awards for the top
five teams.
Also each student who makes
the high score for his team will
win an award Of a two-volume set
of American history books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
ONE LEAD FAILS

One Royal Oak woman reported
she knew the maid and might
help in her location. She was
unable. however, TO identify a
photograph.
Mrs. Alice Jevahirian. mother Of
the baby admitted 10 police that
family difficulties forced her TO
leave her parents-in-law's home.
The father is in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Strike Lasts One 6ay(

A one-day strike at the SemetE
Solvay Co, 1919 W. JehGSon,( (
ended Saturday when>>25O eazS
ployes returned to work, the re-
gional War Labor Board office an
nounced. The dispute between
company and officials of the
United Mine Workers local here.
involved bargaining issues. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Published every Week pav Evening and
sunday Morning hy The Times Publishing
O. muant a. 1925 Times square. Detroit 26
Michigan.
Entered a, Detroit Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Your own Horoscope" by
7 RANGES Drake. j. ono ~ many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

"Your Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake, is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

S description rates On advance bv mai
'n ans place l1 the United States Canada
ur Mexico 'un Canadian subscriptions add
lor- tH cover var import tax
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Photo by Times star Photographic
BY SCOTT WIGLE

The a. American history Western High School
flying William Randolph Hearst American
History they gathered their history books
bucked down study for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
History Contestants:
Here Are II Questions
Randolph Hearst

High school students in the William Randolph Hearst
American History Awards,
YOU check the right answers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
IedSure Drives
Barred in East as
Gas Runs Low

WASHINGTON, May 20 (INS)
The OPA returned today to the
preachments- of its former boss,
Leon Henderson. and invoked the
ban on pleasure driving for the
second time in six months in 13
states and the District of
Columbia.
The severely critical gas short
age in The eastern area prompted
OPA Administrator Brown 10 re-
vert to the methods of his tough
outspoken predecessor and
clamp down on use of autos for
recreation, entertain
ment or any other form of nom
essential driving, effective at noon
today.
The new pleasure driving ban
applies 10 the District of Columbia,
Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con-
necticut,- New York. New Jersey,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia and eight eastern
counties Of West Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Axis Secretly Hopes
That u. S. Will Tire

Our enemy secretly hopes that
Americans are a soft and rich
people. unwilling TO pay the price
for total victory.
He will fight hard and he will
squirm and wiggle and delay
against that hope, believing that,
as the cost mounts and the Amer
lean people tire Of sacrifice, we
will be willing TO accept a COM
promise peace, a tired peace.
He believes that our Allies. hav-
ing more weary and terrible
months of war behind them. will
be ready for compromise before
we are.
Therefore. it is important for us
10 remember that the enemy is
twice as tired as we are, that his
people have bled and sacrificed
much closer 10 exhaustion than
ourselves, and that Americans dc
not quit.
As national commander of the
American Legion. say that so far
as the American Legion is con
-corned, every new American sol
der grave in this war is but onr
more rivet in our determination &c
fight this war TO a smashing mill
tary triumph.
We will not permit the Spcctcr
of appeasement ever 10 throw It's
shadow on the crosses Of our here
dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

He has had plenty Of school
ing in military matters and IS
much experience as most Ameri,
cans get in one hftimc with the
work Of actual combat. He
served under some reasonably
tough lighters III the ACf ana
he has established his own repu-
tation for tough fighting in
North Africa.
We arrived az Gen Paiton's
HEADQUARTERS al a time when a
German tank brigade was re-
ported about IS miles away, adj
vancine IN our direction.
After short talk with Gen.
Patton we were assigned "A leep
for a trip up forward. The gen
eral told us.
go on mp there and take
chance II you want TO, but don't
lose that ieep."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Generals Limousine
a Thing of the Past

a generals headquarters Is a
place Of maps and phones and
messengers and staff officers as II
always has been But Just as the
day Of generals on horseback
passed out after the War Be-
Tween the States. the day OF gen
erals in huousInes passed out
after World War l.
We now have generals in jceps
in tanks. and in aiiplanoS.
New methods have also been
applied IN This war 10 the training
OF platoon commanders.
Military men sometimes say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Rdbid Dog Bites Man;
Policeman Kills II

Elmer Olson, 81 Of 2l70 New
ton, was being given the Pasteur
treatment today after being bitten
by A rabid dog which was finally
in a drug store telephone
booth at 54S Woodward
Olson was bitten IN an adjoining
doorway and Patrolman James
Balaze chased the dog into the
crowded store. trapped il in the
booth and dubbed 1t with his gun.
City pound officials said the ami
NAL was rabLd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Democratic Army
Fights for Democracy

Our senior officers in the COM
bat area we visited were ElVIng
evidence of Conslderate under
standing of the work Of all ranks.
rode with one general down a
crowded highway on which troops
wore returning on foot from day
of hard work.
The generals driver, approach
ing a platoon Of infantry. began Ia
honk his horn at the men to clear
the way The general stopped
him
Hold on there" he said,
those men are tired. They've
done a good job. You steer over
on the side and get past them
the best YOU can"
As the car passed the platoon, the
general leaned out and called
Thank you, gentlemen. That
was fine piece of work you did
today"
You hear talk about demo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Planes Fly OUer
on Way to Italy

We saw tho great Flying For
tresSes going over, on their way
70 smash enemy supply lines on
land on the sea, and across the
sea t-the pnrts-of Italy and
Sicily -
We saw them coming back. and
were glad TO know that many,
many times every one OF them
came back. although not every
time. We came 10 know the mean
ing of that slogan:
Keep En- Flying"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

that the second hcutenants are
the ke,, men in any army In
the World War ! We trained them
by short courses as they came IN
from civil life
In This war, the training period
for the army started some months
before We were at war, and this
in time has helped 10
develop officer training through
tho officer candidate schools.
where mon with months of basic
training IN the ranks secure adj
varrrri TRIMMING for COMMISSIONS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

II was a grim fight and war to-
day is a grim business,
Out there in the mountains OF
funisia. with fine. tireiess supply
units working endless hours IN
heat and dust. or rain and mud,
TO keep the food and ammunition
coming up. the infantry and the
armored forces met the final test
of fighting men, to kill or TO be
killed.
l do not look for a quick de-
cision in the Battle of Europe
ahead.
Based on observations in North
Africa and what | can study of
events like the raid on Dlepper it
seems impractical to count on a
decision within two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

cratic" army to fight for democ-
racy. We have that kind Of an
army
I haze stood beside the rows of
white crosses IN North Africa with
bowed and uncovered head.
There viii be other white
crosses. marking the road TO
Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Air PoWer Stressed
in Modern Warfare

As our men advance against a
grim determined and well armed
foe. each OF us must remind HIM
self that those men 60 into battle
tOT- C7Ct1- 0rr- ut us ~ -fteff4e-defiif-
itely and personally for you and
for me.
No one can see modern war
without realizing 70 what a great
extent II is war I'M the AIR.
When we were IN Africa. the
Allied forces just about owned the
AIR There were still enemy
planes aloft but not so many as
there had been. Nevertheless. 1t
was advisable 10 be ready 10 Jump
from a ieep 10 a roadside ditch if
a plane came over
II was extremely unWise Just "a
1ySuu1r II was friendly plane,
There is a roadside grave that is
marked
Mai Blank is buried here.
His last words were: Hell, don't
stop, it's only a Spitfire.' II
wasn't"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

sion of tho reciprocal trade agrees
ments act with an amendment
giving notice that Congress may
end the program six months after
the war ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Trade Act Approved

WASHINGTON. May 20 (INS)
The Senate finance committee
today reported out the House-ap-
proved bill for a two-year extern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

EDITORS NOTE-Natjonal Commander
Ua,5ug Of the american Legion, IN the final
article Of his 8CIICS about AmCriCG'S lighting
men. sp1Hs upLjS dissertations made on a $4,000
mite aerial tour Of the North 4 ticaH front and
ken AmcricoB training ccRtcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Two minor union officials
William !. McGeory, WestcheSter
County Building Trades Council
president. and business agent Mar
tin J. Parkinson Of the operating
engineers local 49, were charged
WITH extortion in the same in
VeSficafion