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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Beware of Communism,
Msgr. Sheen Warns u. S.

more to seek aid and consolation
in religion.
Soldiers say there are no Athe-
lists in fox-holes. The experience
of Rickenbacker and his compan-
ions, afloat for days on the vast
ness of the Pacific with little hope
of rescue, proves once again that
when all human resource fails,
even men who may not believe
instinctively turn to God for help.
How ironical. then, if at a time
when our people are renewing
their faith, efforts should be made
TO deprive them of the right to
practice il! For communism
makes religion the main object OF
its attack---and for a very good
reason. Religion is the founda-
ton on which all our liberties are
based as on a rock.
Without belief in God there can
be no true liberty.
Only when a people believes
that man is endowed by God with
certain natural rights upon which
no state may encroach are those
rights protected by the state. Be-
cause a belief in God carries with
ii the corollary that each man
possesses an immortal soul, regard
for the individual man and respect
for his dignity is reflected in
government.
The tendency in the communlstlc
regime is TO root freedom not in
man. as true democracy does, but
in the COLLECTIVELY. Freedom with
them belongs not to the person,
but to the class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
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Take DR.. Caldwell's Laxative SIENNA COM
bined with Syrup Pepsin, as directed on
label or as your doctor advises, and feel
world shelter. Get genuine DR.. Caldwelrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

IT has been made TO appear that
any one who says a word
against communism is against
Russia and guilty of sabotag.
ing the war effort.
This is nonsense. The two
things are quite distinct, and LET
no one doubt it. Because she
is on our side, Russia never
feels impelled to go into ecstasies
about the glories of democracy,
neither do l see any reason why,
because Russia Is on our side,
we should go into ecstasies about
communism.
Russia has never tolerated
the kind of conniving, scheming,
plotting which is going on here
today among our so-cailed in
tellectuals, our providers, our
Pinks and our Reds. who under
the guise of our military kinship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

We want these brave Russian
people TO drive the Nazis out OF
their land; we want them 10 live
at peace with themselves and
with the world: but we do not
want communism in America any
more than We. want nazism or
fsSciSm.
Yet that, even more than the
victory of the Russian people. is
the goal of the Communists in our
midst. That is what we have 10
fear from our Trojan horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Turn to God for Help

II is ironical that this grave and
insidious threat TO religion and
freedom should come at a time
when the American people. under
the cruel lash Of war, are turning
10 God as they have not done in
years. Indeed. the whole world,
finding itself helpless in the face
of the wars sorrow, tragedy and
hardship. is coming more than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

but his love of the fatherland
his fondness for its earth, his
natural ascetism and self-sacri-
flee, his deep and righteous
hatred for an invader.
Goal of Communists
1t is known that in the ranks OF
the Russian people a deep re-
ligious spirit still resiSts every at
tempt at eradication and II is not
10 be doubted that the great quail
ties of the Russian soul are trace
able 10 these imperishable con-
VictIonS.
We admire the Russian people
and sympathize with them. But
we do not need. therefore. TO adj
mire communism or TO sympathize
with its aims, which remain today
what they have always been--the
conhscation Of property, the sup
preston of religion, the complete
Suffocation OF human personality
and its absorption into the mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
\ They'll LIKE Homework!
Toys, All Year Round

Beginning right now, Sears ia
nous toy department. will be
open II months of the year!
Well have all the playthings
children love, at lowest prices,
SO that come birthdays and
holidays, you'll find the right
present easilyI Drop in soon,
see Sears complete selections of
toys for all children, including
nationally famous Holgate toys.
known for safety, educational
value. Another Sears service!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
BY THE REV. MsGR. FULTON J. SHEEN

While youth engaged great conflict for the
walton of the American way of e this nation harbong
Trojan horse which threatens destroy both government
and our liberties.
It's is communism.
Because of alliance with Russia references to COM
munsm MARKHAM socialism softpedaed in these days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

(Ths Msgr Fulton j. Sheen, Phi d., noted Catholic
nationally has against
the of communism IN America EUen aoih Russia our
ally this and nation must De
guard the learned onsgnor declares IN this revealing article
MOnsiOnor Sheen member Of the faculty Of the Catholic Uni
versiy of America, Washington, d. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

with Russia seeking undermine government Ger
tany she would tolerate today when she needs all her
strength for the desperate struggle of her existence
Neither should it. We engaged in the same
vital conflict the Communist Trojan horse within gates
a grave fighting for. II is threat
dare not ignore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Religious Spirit

In any what making the lowly Russian great today
not the Aheistic communism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1943-04-02
| KE O77O
| Army Secret
UnsoIved

BY he Associated Press
DENVER, April 2-Mabel, whose
telephone number is KE OTTO, seems
to be military secret.
The hunt for Mabel started be-
cause of a mural done by soldier
artists in the post theater at Buckley
Field, near Denver.
The picture shows group OF
enlisted men at attention before an
officer seated at his desk. Unmis-
takably, on the desk blotter is the
notation Mabel telephone KE OTTO"
All eyes in the mural are on it.
A curious reporter dialed Denver's
KE OTTO.
A sweet feminine voice answered.:
Il am married. I have family,
I don't know anybody at Buckley
Field and my name isn't Mabel
The Mountain States Telephone
Co. disclosed IKE" exchanges in
Minneapolis Paul, Omaha, Nebr,
and Oakland, Calf.
Five artists. all soldiers, worked
on the murals, Buckley Field re-
ported. Four have been transferred
and the fifth is on turlough.
AS the news got around more and
more persons kept calling Denver's
he 0770 and asking for Mabel
Finally, she just gave up denying
that Mabel was there and quit an
swering the telephone
Evening star., 1943-04-02
Mas 10 Submit Bill
For Master War Plan
To End Confusion
Chiefs Of Stuff Would
Have FinoI Authority
Over Whole Program
BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated PreSS.
A master war plan" providing
that the entire war program-man-
power. procurement and production,
as we'll as military strategy and op-
eration--shall be cleared through
the joint chiefs of staff, has been
proposed by Representative Mas,
Republican, of Minnesota
Ranking minority member of the
House Naval Affairs Committee and
flying colonel in the Marine Corps
Reserve. Mr.. Mas announced yes
terday he would introduce legisla-
ton to coordinate war activities.
I'VE may win the war with our
present confused, complicated and
conflicting bureaucracy" he said in
statement. but if We do, it will be
In spite of rather than because of it.
Effect of Plan Given.
Under my bill, production would
still be handled by civilians and the
economy Of the Nation would not be
turned over to the military but the
final decision upon the balanced
program, as it affects the conduct
and operation of the war, would rest
with the joint chiefs of staff"
The joint chiefs of staff is the
American high command and in
:ludes Admiral William D. Leahy,
chief of staff to President Roosevelt;
Admiral Ernest J. King, commander
In chief of the fleet; Gen. George
c. Marshall. Army Chief Of Staff,
and Gen. Henry H. Arnold. COM
handing general, Army Air Forces.
Mr. May contended his plan would
eliminate such fundamental con-
hicts AS the rubber program versus
high -octane gasoline and escort YES
tels."
Confusion Charged.
Declaring that the war effort Is
Shopelessly enmeshed in morass of
confusion and lack of definite au-
thority on the part of any one," he
asserted:
Bureau has been piled upon bu-
reau. and Office upon Office, and
commission upon commission, and
they have become so scrambled that
no chart would even begin to show
q clear-cut picture of the Federal
Government and all of its agencies"
Evening star., 1943-04-02
Bolivia Opens Farm School

A new agricultural school opened
In the Yungas region as part OF
the Bolivian governments program
to increase agricultural production
has been equipped with modern
machinery and will offer instruction
along the latest technical lines.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
86D. {. Men 10 Report
For Duty in 4 Services
ia Go to Army, 8 to
Navy, ] to Coast Guard

Active duty in the armed forces
will begin tomorrow for 86 District
men who were inducted into the
service on March 81.
Included in the group scheduled
to report tomorrow are "A for the
Army, eight for the Navy, three for
the Marine Corps and one for the
Coast Guard. The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-04-02
ARMY

Wilson, Fred L. 1
Ssltzsteln. Robert A. {
Dakin, Jack l.. l
Cachola. Lodi C. {
Seymour. Clarence S. I
Vol, Christian R. F
Ball, Paul A. {
MCINTYRE. VIM. D. F
Atkins. Charles r. \
Wood, William c. c
Stoutsonherger. l.. S. I
Diorio, Wallace I
Smith, George M. \
Feldman. Louis {
Weaver. Richard c
Wheeler. Ross S. c
Lam. Chin F. 4
Dudley, Robert V. V
Segal, Alfred v
Beck, James A. '
Rovd. Richard P n
Benson, Joseph c, c
Farrell, John j. \
Duckett Lee H. v
Vito, Sam G. |
Young, Frederick :
Russell Earl S +
HAYWARD, James F. !
LeFevre. Clyde P. F
Flummer walter c. s
Donaldson, j A. ir. {
Malone. j. T, lr. \
Poslev. Charles A. l
Q Peerv. Emory Il. I
Tipnett. Joseph F z
jenkins, Francis 7. {
Fovar. Harry +
NAV
NcVey. John r. I
GRAY, John D, |
Vlnclguerra, J A J
Donovan, w. H lr. I
MARINE
Mellott. Bruce l.. \
Mitchell. Donald L.
COAST {
Calomiris, Dlmetri
Evening star., 1943-04-02

Dorson, Oscar F.
!. Clements. c. T., jr.
Russell. A. L., jr.
Cranston, Thos. E.
!. Hoover. Charles r.
Redwine, w. l.. jr.
O'Malley, James
Rehbein, Richard o.
McNerhany. J. T.,
Gill. Clayton P.
!. Henry, Leroy S.
Turner. Charles p.
MySkoWski. Walter J.
Caponiti, Natalie
Considlne. G.. B.
Green. Calvin B.
Kirby, Harold L.
WeinsteIn, Milton J.
Wilkerson, David r.
williams, Lamar
MCConkey, r. c.
Callae han. Robert M.
Mccain, William H.
Walton, Billy N.
Dubois. Andre G.
King. William
Richards. G.. C, tr.
IRWIN, Charles r.
Roth, Robert E.
Sherbert, Robert E.
Cronin, w. j. j, ir.
NencIoni, Albert N.
Long, Houston E.
Holman, Ralph N.
Zaccaro. Richard j.
Gately, William p.
Robertson, Joseph e.
AVY.
Buono. Alphonse j.
Driscoll, Paul T, Jr.
HAMBURGER, Donald
Decatur, Harold NJ.
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Norma, Joseph c.
T GUARD.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
BY Representative
Martin Dies

not WELD great power in this
country? Did l not 60 through
an election and see how the long
tentacles of bureaucracy could
reach out into every country
through farm security, WPA
and through this vicious prac-
tice of blanket authority TO the
executive? l say il is wrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

uted much 10 the progress OF
our country.
Why, then, is this united front
of radicals and crackpots so de-
sirous of creating hatred and
bitterness between the white
and colored races?
I WILL tell you why. The real
Il reason is that there are peo-
pie in this country who do not
believe in America and who
have never believed in it. They
use the word democracy 10
cloak a brand of totalitarianism
that is as vicious as any that
ever thrived on European soil.
What they believe in is gov
eminent by bureaus, govern
ment with great centralized
power, government in which
they say that economic life will
be regimented.
The history OF the world al
ways has shown that free enter
prise is the basic foundation of
all democracy. When people are
regimented economically. then
the next step is TO regiment
them politically and religiously.
When any group of supermen
or social planners get control
of government and impose their
fanatical beliefs they become
avaricious for power and they
sub jugate the whole body
polite.
How can there be a free
America if we attempt to build
a gigantic bureaucracy in which
we in Congress become power
less? Tell me bureaucracy does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

WHEN l first announced that
W l was going to make this
speech it was my intention to
take up the many details, and to
show you check by check of, for
instance, the Robert Marshall
Foundation: how here was Card
ner Jackson, sitting in the de-
partment of agriculture until a
few days ago, writing check
after check to organizations that
the department of justice and
MIR. Biddle said were clearly
Communist organizations; or
CARNATIONS that for period OF
three or four years directed
their main attack upon the hon.
esty and patriotism of a major
ity of the members of this
House.
l intended TO show you Some-
thing about the Twentieth Gen.
fury Fund. intended TO take up
one by one these benefactors OF
totalitarianiSm who have the ef-
frontery TO use their wealth IN
order 10 attempt 10 create the
impression in this dark hour
that there are members, or even
one member. of this House who
secretly wants the Axis powers
10 win. l know many members
in this House whose loved ones
are now engaged in this stupen-
dous struggle.
Yet here are all these So-called
proponents Of liberalism, who
would reverse nineteenth CEN
fury liberalism and who would
make of il an entirely different
philosophy than il was always
understood 10 be. Instead Of
fighting against centralized gov
eminent they would centrallze
governments. Instead of protect
ing and safeguarding the indi-
vidual against a growing bureau
cracy that threatens our very
liberty, they are using their
Influence 20 increase II.
I HAVE not said that We have
Il yet reached bureaucracy in
| the literal sense, for bureaucracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

is government by bureaus. What
/ do say-is that we are rapidly
approaching a period in Amer
lea when the real power and
function of government will not
be exercised in this chamber,
but il will be exercised by
bureaucracy. l believe that this
Congress is the chief bulwark OF
freedom in America.
There are two kinds Of isola-
tionists in America: There was
the isolationist before Pearl
Harbor who was a sincere Amer
lean who honestly believed that
the best interests Of this coun-
try could be served by maintain
ing strict neutrality, but who,
after Pearl Harbor, abandoned
isolationism and became a strong
advocate of war measures. That
is the type of isolationist who is
constantly attacked in all these
publications.
But there is another type Of
isolationist, the ones who joined
the American peace mobilization,
which picketed the White House,
the ones who opposed all meas
ures 10 prepare America. They
abandoned this isolationism only
after Adolf Hitler invaded Rus
STA. Strange to say in all these
publications and in all these at
tacks there is no denunciation
of this type of isolationist before
Hitler's attack on Russia.
There is not a single instance
where any of these leaders OF
isolation before the break be-
tween Hitler and Stain has ever
been denounced or criticized in
these publications and, certainly
my own record in that regard
stands out above any criticism,
for I have a record of 100 per
cent support of war measures,
having supported every appro-
priation to protect and defend
this country. having supported
lend-lease under which aid was
extended TO Russia; so, there
fore, there can be no real ground
for opposition based upon that.
TWEEN why this concerted
l. attack timed appropriately
after the rules committee post
poned the hearing on our reso-
luton for extension from last
Friday l will tell you what is
behind il.
There has been for four or
five years a wcll-organized at
tempt 10 build up in this coun-
try a united front of radicals
united front Of Communists,
crackpotS. Socialists len of diff
ferent shades of totalitarian be-
liefs, y w N MN
There has been a well-organ-
lied attempt 10 bring within the
sphere Of their influence the
Negro population of this coun-
try by appsals~in publications
that / could read 10 you. Con-
stantly the Negroes are told
that now is the time for them
10 achieve that degree Of social
equality TO which they are en-
titled
What do they hope 10 gain by
that? We in our country live
in peace with the Negro; we
! respect him, for he has contrib
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
What War Bonds Buy

Refrigerators are out for the
duration. Manufacturers have
now fooled their plants for pro-
duction of war materials. Com
mon sense folk, however, are
saving now, not spending. and
building up fund for purchase
of refrigerators and other do
nestle needs through investment
in United States War Bonds.
Your money put into War
Bonds today VIII bring YOU back
81 for 50 at maturity. SO start
saving for those domestic needs
when YOU Will be permitted to
buy them. Join the Pay Roll
Savings Plan at your office or
factory.
L. s. Treasury Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Jar
A Year Ago Today
FEB. 8, 1912


Japanese invade western
coast of Singapore Island.
British announce that they
have stopped Axis advance In
Libya $50 miles from Egyptian
border.
Moscow claims Red army cav
airy and infantry have driven
wedge into outer German lines
below Lenlngrad.
japanese planes bomb Sura-
baya naval base in Java for
fourth time I'm six days, killing
35 persons and injuring so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
I l I

A Ii of these organizations, the
a Union for Democratic Ac-
ton, the Citizens for Victory,
and the New Republic, and many
more whose records l have here,
sought by hundreds of thousands
of pamphlets and magazines TO
create the impression through
out the country that the ma ority
of the members of this House
were pro-AXis.
What was the reason Marshall
Field would contribute large
sums of money TO known pro-
Communist and purge organiza-
tions? Here is a man who
parades himself as liberal.
Here is a man who, by his great
wealth, is financing publications
and organizations that attack
the majority of the members of
this House as secret sympathizers
and agents of our enemies.
Why would he do that? Is he
sincerely a liberal-this man
who is making millions of dol
lars every year? Last year
when he was contributing money
TO Communist organizations, he
spent $4,000 to maintain his
racing stable: $4,000 for
playboy's fad.
Yet here is this man in COM
pany with Arthur Goldsmith, an
other very rich man who has
contributed to this campaign,
and William +. Cochran, a man
with an enormous income in this
country who has likewise con-
tributed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
EDITORIAL PAGE of THE DETROIT TIMES
We Must Keep China in War
Or Suffer GraveIy Ourselves

Or Suffer GraveIy Ourselves
The pPps of collapse Chinese resistance Japan
Nine Wellington Koo wife of the Chinese Britain
DANCER of c Of economic pse Gin Gbna is so Madame
told Philadelphia United War Chest est Wo WOO n hat America cannot
long @ D s H"P '' is tine %atss and
%o p % to the cause
but Americans China of the either by her enemies
The United deprived of the only bases avail
| The United States would then other recourse long and
hard against Japan but to an 10y % offensive h weh en
cusn Of his Papuah eam2dgP that ato and costly island to is
land advance" would not defeat Japan.
victory Japan will require application offensive power
Of course the assembly of massive
" s s@s s sn a c59Sa a our vital interest to keep
WHAT doing advantage and protect interest?
President Roosevelt China
= ~ CENT THE REST 70
H SEs IS Htsa9 OF THIS THzH Of
ONLY HALF AGAIN EVER GOT INTO CHINA.
China medical Gals
In the light of this record China discouraged
policy risk the the LOSS s Of China hin , am 4y n rev
ouy their military he United States withdrawn?
Why submege Cen Chu Chinese military attaehe
says what the Chinese call policy toward
Why mdge the of the in the Pacific to such an
1T assumption outnubers both counts
hps and pnes which easo why naval men have been urging
s1 5sss FOR i5s n ~
THE necessity aiding China to be dismissed by recng the
Why is only China to own devices?
s ss snd defeat terms s e0s pYDV e y 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
AMERICA MUST LIVE!

In ms third condensed instdlment of The address
before the House By Rep Martin Dies calling for the
Ousting from government pGy rolls Of radical crdckpo
"totoltarion bureaucrats" the chairman Of the commit
tee to Investigate unAmericdH activities takes up the
"smeor" campaign conducted against opponents Of the
NeU Deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
| etters
To The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
T RECEIVED letter from my
L brother, Steve Stanich, who is
serving in the United States
Army overseas in New Guinea.
1 want TO quote a particular
paragraph:
"I have met many boys from
Detroit who are doing so much
TO win this war. Sis, please
write a letter TO The Detroit
Times and tell them that the
people of Detroit should he
proud to know that our boys
are brave and willing to do all
they can.
az am proud Ia be an Ameri-
can for we are brave and afraid
Of nothing. Our boys have gone
through a lot and have still
come out with victory and smil-
ing faces. Please tell the Times
to give these boys the credit
they deserve.
we arc MI INV uCiOs A"NsN -
nothing to worry about for the
people at home are doing their
bit. too, for they are the men
and women behind the men with
the guns"
I Just had to send this letter
to YOU, sir. as / know my
brother would appreciate IT.
MILDRED STANICH,
603T Grandy avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:
THE DSR has all Of the old
l. type cars on one line, when
all lines should have some of
each.
1t Is worse than walking
when one sits in the cold. We
all want to be patriotic. and
will be if we all share the
cold cars. And the fares are
the same.
Don't YOU think IL patriotic
IL we shared?
MRS. ANN FORD,
643 King avenue.