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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Responsibility Of Workers

Later, the subject of absenteeism, the war ace
said:
THE problem is the responsibility of workers. They
must learn to be conscientious. If the city was
bombed there would be absentees.
There are absentees in the foxhoes of the Solo
mons Soldiers can't lay off. All they do is lay in"
Describing the condition of American troops in the
southwest Pacific, Rckenbacker continued:
Its almost unbelievable. They doing so much,
with too little
They eat when they get the chance. They go weeks
without hot food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
.Japs Flying Singly
Raid SOIOnlOnS Bases

WASHINGTON, Jan. % (INS)
While United States Army
jungle fighters continued TO mop
up pockets of enemy resistance on
Guadalcanal. lone japanese planes
carried out nuisance raids on
American positions in the New
Hebrides and on Guadalcanal, the
navy disclosed today.
American airmen continued
their offensive against japanese
bases in the South Pacific. and
during the night of January 20-2l
carried out several attacks on
enemy-held Ballale Island, in the
northern Solomons.
A sing4e japanese plane dropped
several bombs on Espiritu Santo
Island, in the New Hebrides group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Reports Make Him Mad Too

He admitted that reports of factory trouble
made him mad" too.
Fresh from the war area where the pressing
need Is more airplanes, more airplanes and more
airplanes," he declared he had difficulty under
standing strikes and absentaesm.
In an attempt to eliminate these stoppages as
much as possible, Rickenbacker has appointed
himself one-man production promotion manager
"You simply have to realize your obligations
in this life and death struggle" he said earnestly
to group at the DeSoto plant
"YOu have absolutely no conception of what
your fellow men are going through.
you, on the home front, will bring victory
failure.
And, if it is failure, you will live like the
French, Belgians and Scandnayians"
p o.r>n.:L:l:I,, Il \A/~.L~I
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TripoIi
Suburbs
Captured

LONDON, Jan. % (UP).-Al-
lied radio reports said today that
the main defenses of the big Axis
base of Tripoli, queen city of the
Italian African empire, had fallen
and that advanced units of the
British Eighth Army had fought
into the suburbs of the flaming
city.
The vital airport Of Castel Be-
nito. 10 miles south of Tripoh,
almost certainly is in British
hands, Radio Cairo said.
ARTILLERY BARRAGE
If British planes can operate
from Castel Benito, they can
pound nightly the city and har-
Dor Of Tripoli, which are smashed
and smoking from previous raids
(The FEC in New York heard
the British radio in a Dutch Ian
guage broadcast report that the
suburbs of Tripoli were in Allied
hands.
Ut was added that the British
forces were taking a stand for
an about attack on the city
and an artillery barrage was be-
ing laid down from a hill posi-
tion.)
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Photo BY rImss staff Photographe

535 miles southeast of Guadal-
canal.
The raid on Espiritu Santo was
the first attack since last Octot er,
when an enemy ship believed TO be
a submarine shelled the island.
There were no casualties and
installations were not damaged,
the navy said
In several night attacks January
21-22, single japanese plane S
dropped bombs near Henderson
airfield on Guadalcanal, killing
three Americans and wounding
one while causing minor damage
TO installations. Our. batteries
shot down one Jap plane.
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Fighting Toughest Soldiers

And, remember, they're fighting the toughest
soldiers in the world The Japs savage fighting men,
Our boys have to be just savage they are.
You'd be surprised how the boys from the nice
homes can become savages night"
In the plants that he visited Rickenbacker pleaded
for "a little better than your best effort"
That little extra, he said may mean the life Of
Of your friends"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Continued on Page FourJ
Occupied France Due
To Become New FROM

LONDON, Jan. % CUP).-A
spokesman Of the Inter-Allied su-
preme command, broadcasting in
French over the BIC, warned the
population Of occupied France to-
day that their territory would be-
come Q theater Of war operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Generals Tell
People Of
New Defeats

BERLIN, Jan. % German radio
broadcast recorded by UP at New
York; The German nigh corp-
mand reported today that Russian
forces had broken through" de-
lenses of encircled German troops
at Stalingrad and that the Rus-
slams had started to break
through" on the entire southern
sector of the eastern front"
The German communique
was the frankest admission yet
made by Berlin of the serious
reverses on the eastern front.)
The high command said the
break-through was achieved with
a vigorous attack from the west
which forced the Germans to fall
back several kilometers-'
STRONG PRESSURE
The German group In Stain
grad" said the communicate,
(which Is closely encircled by
the enemy and which Is offering
tenacious resistance to strong
enemy pressure, had to wage
heavy battles yesterday against
the Soviets, who are storming
with superior forces.
Despite an heroic defense the
defenders of Stalingrad could
not prevent the enemy from.
breaking through In the west,
which compelled the withdrawal
Of our own positions by several
kiIometers..
The high command reported
that German troops in the eastern
Caucasus had detached them
selves from the enemy"
This is the customary Lam
guage OF the German high COM
mand to describe a retreat)
MAN TO MAN FIGHTING
The high command said that
German troops had 'repulsed'
Russians on the southern sector
OF the eastern front, where along
the whole of the fighting line the
Russians were described as start
ing TO break through"
The high command reported that
the fighting at Stalingrad was
IMAM to man" and revealed that
the Russians were employing
large numbers of tanks.
The evacuation of Misurata and
HONS, in Libya. after destruction
of military installations" was an
nounced. while in Tunisia Success
ful attacks" were reported.
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Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Crowley Robbers
Loot Set al Sc, 300

The bandit who held Up and shot
Crowley company cashier last
Tuesday escaped with $500.
Detective Walter Kerridan re-
ported today.
The robber. a Negro. ia stiff
sought and Kerridsn sdTnittsd
police had no new clues. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
The Weather

The sun will set at s "a D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow At $3.50 a. m.
The moon wifi rife al 1856 .. m. today,
and set tomorrow at 1904 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Rick Tours Factories
Strikes Make
Soldiers Mad

"The war in. the Pacific is being fought by
American soldiers with too little.
~They don't like to hear of strikes or slow
downs.
"They get pretty mad.
"If they knew the true facts they'd get even
madden"
This was the tenor today of the expressions
voiced by Capt. Eddie Rckenbacker to workers in
five Detroit munitions plants
po~4r4r kA.Lo LIZ ikA.L T.
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There Are No Absentees in Observation-Disclosures

There are no absentees in the foxholes Soldiers
lay off, They are the cream Of your country
too much with too little, and living like savages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

They eat when they get chance, and go
out hot food. The men don't like to he
or slowdowns. They get pretty mad.
Eddie RckenbackerS Message Today to Detroits Arr
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othsr Pictures. Page 3.
t.. this Was one

BEST FOR HOME SLICING!
Peter Pan Old-Fashioned Potato
Bread. Enriched. Wheat Germ
Added. It's Different! It's Better!
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Gdunter Hero
Welcomed
ByFriiends

A trifle gaunter, a little bit
grayer and graver than Detroit
remembers him. Capt. Eddie Rick
enbacker returned today to the
city that was his home for several
years.
The gauntness Is the result of
Iprivations while missing p days
on a rubber raft in the SOUTH
west Pacific.
Flesh has not yet filled in the
corners of his lean six-foot frame.
Knocked DEATH
The same episode, where he
Knocked death on the sea as he had
in his previous 50 years on land
and in the air, probably accounts
for the additional gray hairs.
He was graver because OF his
purpose in Detroit
With first hand knowledge of
war in the Pacific. he is here to
impress munitions workers with
the need for more and more
weapons.
His train from New York de-
layed an hour and a half by
weather, Rickenbacker arrived
alone.
He was not alone long.
ENGULFED BY FRIENDS
Immediately upon his arrival at
the Michigan Central station at
9:55 a. m, he was engulfed by
automobile executives, friends who
were associated with him here
from 1920 to 1927.
Thereafter, in a packed schedule
that carried him to five big arma-
lment-producing factories, he was
the center of an admiring, pushing
throng.
The lateRess of Rickenbacker's
arrival forced hurried revision of
the schedule arranged for him by
his hosts. the Society of Automo-
tive Engineers.
The time for each plant visit
was cut down.
The De Soto bomber division
was substituted for the Chrysler
tank arsenal.
The Packard plant, where air
craft engines are being turned out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
ARTILLERY BARRAGE
1,4OO-MILE RETREAT

Official Allied sources were
reticent on the position of the
Eighth Army. but there appeared
to be no slackening in the retreat
of the Afrika Korps from Tripoli
to Tunisia along the Hundred
Miles of He'll
American and British planes
gave the retreating Germans and
Italians no rest. Axis forces as
far west as Ben Gardane, 20 miles
inside Tunisia, were attacked.
Military observers believed Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
NHANDYMAN

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necessary. Apply John w. Murphy Co..
1907 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Male Help Wanted
MECHANIC

Truck; top wages. steady employment
j r.. Bein Carriage Co. 81 East Garfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Aircraft
Riveting
Trainees
Learn TO be q riv-
eter. P aid during
short training Pc
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Experienced
Aircraft Sub
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Needed by old es-
faDIished company
now on vita war
work. Clean spa
ciOus factory pleas
ant working condi-
tions. PIen MY Of
overtime and TO p
wages. Plant Iocat-
ed on {. Nevada,
between Mi. Elliott
and Van Dyke just 2
blocks-north-of- {
Dawson. Street Car
and bus to The door.
Must be eligible
under WMPC Plan.
Alvey
Corp.
.64OOE.Nevada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
AND ITS TASTE is
GUARANTEED TO DELIGHT
YOUR FAMILY

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

finely, and use for rolling chops or
croquettes. Wheaties make deli
cious crusty topping, too, for many
different casserole dishes.
4 4 4
EARLY A. M. BACKER-UPPERi
When your folks roll out, morn
ines, they've been fasting for
around twelve hours or more.
Good idea TO break fhGf fast with
a nourishin9 whole wheat break
fast. Big CHEEKY bowls of Wheat
les, with milk and fruit. Try this
tomorrow:
Chilled Orange Juice
Wheaties with Milk or Cream
Toasted Cinnamon Rolls
Coffee, Milk or Cocoa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Are You the Guilty Person.?

milk or cream, and fruit. Three basic
foods here: Milk, fruit, and good
whole wheat. Wheaties give you all
the known essential nourishment Of
whole wheat - food-energy, miner
ais, vitamins. Good proteins, too.
Second-helping flavor to Wheat
les! A rich nut-sweet flavor. Try
Wheaties. They're Americas favor
tie whole wheat flakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

NOU wouldn't harm anyone. You
! never committed a crime. Just
the same, maybe you're doing your
self wrong. How? BY not giving
yourself a nourishing breakfast to
help you keep on the job all morning.
Only one in every four among
our war workers is said to be eating
the food he needs, to keep fit on the
Job. That's bad. 1t means less pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

duction at time when still more
production is vitality important.
Don't skip breakfast" says DR..
Thomas Parran, United States Sur
geon General. This asks your body
to begin the day without supplying
motive power"
Here's a nourishing breakfast
that's easy to take. A man-sized
bowl OF Wheaties with plenty of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Here's Ration Relief |!

(another B Vitamin), and iron.
Good proteiHs, too. In fact, the pro
teins in a boWl Of Wheaties and milk
are as UdluGbIe as an equal amount
ofmeat proteinsl A bo,OI Of Whedties
NTH milk or cream is fine Jorluneh or
supper, occasionally. It's satisfying.
\ 4 4
ID MEAT-EXTENDER, TOO. Add
Wheaties to hamburger, or ground
round steak. Crush the flakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
It's Easy to Make!

creased and Toured s-inch square pan,
and bake s. IN 90 min. in moderate oven
$500. Serve hot with Hot Golden
Sauce 9 servings.
HOT GOLDEN SAUCE. Mix cup
sugar., 4 tbsp. GOLD MEDAL
"Kifcben- feSfed' Enriched Flour, IA
tsp. salt together in the top Of double
boiler, stir in IA cups boiling water
till mixture is thick (stirring constantly.
Place over hot water, and add 3 tbsp.
grated raw carrot, tbsp. orange
juice, , tbsP. lemon juice, 4 tbsP. butter.
Cook about 20 min. (till ready to
serve, stirring occasionally.
sTO SAVE SUGAR. use 4 cup "a cup plus fbsb) to
make the Pudding Dreaming IL into the shortening and
blend - cup syrup into the Crcamed mixture, and
use only tbsp. milk. Bake about so minutes For
the Sauce y cup sugar and y cup syrup, and
use only cup Of boiling water,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
By BETTY CROKER
First Lady of Food

cereals - food rdlIics ice need
erery single day, in the diet.
4 4 4
Cd CONSIDER MEATS FOOD
VALUE. Some OF meats nutrients
are provided by Wheaties those
crisp toasted whole wheat flakes.
"a whole grain" cereal that quail
fes under Governments Nutrition
Food Rules Wheaties provide
Thiamine (Vitamin b., Niacin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

<IOU are having to cut down on
certain foods you've been serv-
ing? There's a bright side to the
picture, however. Not allfoods are
scarce. And you're clever. You can
figure out good substitutions.
X X X
CEREALS FOR INSTANCE.
Cereals are plentiful. The, NOT
rdtiOncd. Ind there's rGIudbte
nourishment in WhOIe grain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Twelve long hours from dinner las

night to breakfast this morning quite fast! So
we say break that long fast this wholesome and
most enjoyable way Get really ready to tackle
the mornings job by slowing away good big
bowl of Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions" with
plenty of milk or cream and fruit.
Now you're eating! Here are three bascally
important foods, three nourshing foods to give you
something to go on. Yes, you can depend on
Wheaties, Breakfast of Champions" with milk
and fruit It's the breakfast for the Woodworking
champions of 1913 - the breakfast for you
Special offer! Yours for &c stamp. Family sam
pie package of Wheaties, also the Betty Croker
booklet, Thru Highway to Good Nutrition Send
&c stamp name and address to General Mills Inc,
Dept. Ga, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Cold Medals en-
ftChmCnt has not
changed It's color.
taste or baktne
qualities ltstrust-
worthy action In
your oven hss not
changed In any way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

CIT YOUR coy Of the Betty Croker Cook
Book OF All-purpo>c Bskingi Contains 20 o.
the hest recipes IN our files. ProiuScly Illus
trlted Tested baking directions Mail 2Sc 90
Betty Croker, Dept 900, Minneapolis, MINI.
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perfect results guaranteed only Rhen
you use Gold Medal "Kitchen-tested'

perfect results guaranteed only phen
you use Gold Medal Kitchen tested"
Enriched Flour
" cup Shortening E. IA cups Sugar
-. 2 Eggs -. Va cups grated raw COR
Tois "a mediUm-siZed e1rrots) ;. IA
cups sRied GOLD MED Al "kfehen-fesfed"
Enriched Flour -. 3 tsp. Boxing Powder
-. VI tsp. SoIt -. H cup Milk i. E. tsp.
Lemon Extract
CREAM the shortening, add the sugar
gradually, cream till fluffy Blend in the
unbeatcn egg yolkS one at a time (beating
in we'll after each is added. Now stir in
the grated carrots. Then sift the -four,
baking powder and salt together, and
stir into the creamed mixture alternately
with the milk
Blend in the lemon extract. Fold in
stifiy beaten egg whites. Pour into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
ReAzGaeaken

The Betty Croker staff tests many hundreds OF
recipes every year experiments with them till
they perfect. The best are included in the
sacks of Gold Medal Flour the countrys favo-
rite brand. Try the typical Betty Croker recipe
below with Gold Medal Flour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Remember that every sack of Gold Medal
is now vitamin-and-mineral enriched. This
means it's better for your family. It's more
nutritious 1t gives you more of two needed
'B' vitaminS and iron.
Get sack and use it in all your baking.
Find why it's a virtual 2-to-1 favorite.
General Mills, Inc, Minneapolis, MINI.