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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

GENERAL MOTORS will sponsor
the MIC Symphony (WWU start
ing August / Remember Nick
Carter, the detective? He has an
adopted son, Chick Carter" who
does bit of detecting on CKLW
daily at $50 p. NJ. Last
Sunday we mentioned the S7-year-
old twins who appeared on Break
fast at Sardi's" (WXYZ. IL A. NJ
Their claim TO being Americas
oldest living twins was shattered
a rev DAYS later when 9l-year-old-
twins appeared on the show.
Monday morning. Tom Breneman,
emcee of the breakfast show, who
makes fun Of the women's hats,
Will receive two made of candy.
TO PROTECT the CHS victory
garden in Hollywood from birds.
attendants installed a figure of
Groucho Marx wired for sound SO
that his own voice shooed the
birds away -can-hear- his
voice on WJR Saturday nights at
lO:l5). But some one stole the
scarecrow. Hope they bring it
back" rhourned Groucho. Il don't
care about the birds but the
scarecrow has on my best suit"
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
RE AGITATION OF THE
OLD "RAINBOw DIVISION"
REMINDS Us THAT ONE.OF
ITS MOST
IL DETROITs OWN BRACE
BEEMER. KNOWN THROUGH
OFT RADIO A. THE LONE
RANGER" BRACE ENLISTED
IN WORLD WAR AT ONLY
TWICE WOUNDED AND RE.
CEINED THE RPLE
HEART, THE VICTORY
MEDAL AND THE PRAISE
OF PRESIDENT WOODROW
WiLsoN. HE VAS THE TIL.
AEF.
SUNDAY VISITORS: LORETTA
YOUNG and three Dutch refugees
on I'VE, the People" (WJR, 7:30
p. M ERNESTO LECUONA,
Cuban composer, and NADINE
Common, Met soprano, with
ANDRE KOSTELANETZ (WJR,
4:30 p. M =. LOU HOLTZ and
JACK TEAGARDEN with PAUL
WHITMAN (WWJ, 8 p. M
-. UNDER-SECRETARY OF
WAR PATTERSON with the NBC
Summer Symphony (WWJ, 5
p. M :. JIMMY DuRANTE
and Ella Logan, the Scotch singer.
on Basin Street" (WXYZ, 9:15
p. M MIRIAM HOPKINS
in a narration and ADOLPH
BUSCH, violinist, on the New
York Philharmonic Symphony
program (WJR, 3 p. M 4. IS.
H." secret agent who served in
Italy on World Front" (WWJ, II
noon) DICK HAYNES on
Here's 10 Romance" (WXYZ,
sos p. M JANET BLAIR
in Silver Theater" (WJR, 6P. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SUNDAY EVENING

fu-uu r.. NJ.
UIR-Take IL or leave II.
WWJ-Hour Of crarTrs@ --
CKLW-Inhn q. Hughes-N
WkYZ-Coodwill Hour-T.
WJLB--Rev. Nine. Hooks.
WJBK--New salem Baptt.
1913 r. NJ.
CKLW--ReligiOus news.
1890 y. NJ.
WJP-Hsrmit's Cave-D.
WWJ-Catholle hour.
CKLW-John Stanley-N.
WJLB-Goodwill hourly.
wJBK-Trunph't Church.
I0:45 r. NJ.
CKLW-Bobby Hookey-T.
IL 90 y. NJ.
WIR-News.
WWJ-News.
CKLW-National news.
WXYZ-skating Party
WJLB-News: GOODWILL hr
1I:I5 r. VI.
WJR-Olga Coehlo-M.
WWJ-Behind htadiines.
CKLW--Teddy Powell-A.
WXYZ-Music you want.
1850 r. VI.
WJR-JOhnny Long ".
WWJ-Pacihc story.
CKLW-Johnny Messner-A
WJLB-Rev. Hankerson.
WJBk-Popular tunes.
Il;45 r. NJ.
WWJ-Unlimited Horizons
WJBK-POpular Rhythms.
IL MIDNIGHT
WJR-News Ace, music.
WWJ-Sews.
CKLW--Nevs; dawn patr'l
WJLB-DanCe time
WIKI Aoonlft SsrenBde
WJBK-Corn TIL Aorn-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
MONDAY MORNING

WExL~-Newscast.
1918 A. NJ.
WJR-Stories u. s. Loves
WWJ-The open Door.
CKLW--Choir Loft.
WCAR--Everybody's
church.
WxYZ-News Flashes. q
NEXL-Ausical program
1880 A. VI.
WJR-Honeymoop HID.
WWJ-Help Mated.
CKLW-hary Aorgan-T.
WXYZ-Baby Institute.
WJLB-Great Waltzes.
WEXL-Vsriety music.
liz IS A. NJ.
WJR-Bachelors children.
WWJ-Theater of the Air.
WCAR-SociAl security.
WxYZ-Your lucky No.
100 A. NJ.
WJR-Jane Abbott-T.
WWJ-Road of LIED.
CKLW-French program.
wCAR-News Ace.
VIVA SardisiV.
WJLB-Flying Reporter.
WExL-Newscast.
HIS A. ".
WJR-Second Husband-D.
WWJ-Vic and Sade-D.
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR-The Old Corral-M
NExL-Uncle SAND.
1880 A. NJ.
wJR-Bright Horizon d.
WWJ-Snow Village-D.
CKLW Soldiers Wife-D.
WCAR-Letters from boys
WXYZ-Lady OF Charm T
WJLB-Listen TO Leibert.
WENIS-Music.
WJBK-Musical program.
il:t5 A. VI.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ-David Harum-D.
CKLW-Whst's your idea
WCAR-Noontime novelty,
WJLB-Music.
WExL-Dance music.
WJBK-News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Wallace, Jones Feud
Laid to MeU Deal Rift
BY MARTIN DIES

Representative In Congress from Texas
Written Expressly for The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
RaAo R,ogran,e

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. IL the presenta-
tions as scheduled are
not on the air, the fauit
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

WASHINGTON, July l7-Many
observers have mistaken the Bit
ter feud between Vice President
Henry A. Wallace and Secretary
OF Commerce Jesse II. Jones as a
personal quarrel.
1t is merely one phase of a
desperate struggle between the
moderate and the left wing fac
ton within the New Deal admin
iStration which has been going on
for some time.
Few people realize how deep
and irreconcilable is the cleavage
in the ranks Of administration
leaders.
II is possibly 4 tribute 20 the
Presidents political skill that he
has been able 10 hold this coali-
ton together for such a long
period.
II is a fact which future his
torianS will record that the New
Deal is a composite of conflicting
elements and jncongruous parts
with little in common save the
desire for power.
THE REAL SURPRISE
The surprise is not that Wal
lace and Jones have quarreled
publicly, but that they were able
TO get along az all-men with
their Numerically opposed views.
Jesse Jones is a realistic adj
and practical bust
ness man with little patience for
generalities and mean
ingless phrases. His background
is that of a successful business
executive.
Vice President Wallace, on the
other hand. is an impractical
idealist with no conception Of the
ordinary rules of business and
finance.
To Jones. money represents
goods, services and production. To
it is merely paper which
the printing press can turn out in
huge quantities.
Wallace is bursting wit h
schemes to remake America and
the world Jones is devoted 10
the American system and wants il
TO function successfully.
TYPICAL OF NEW DEAL
But the differences between
these two high officials is typical
of the whole New Deal members
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

Ok nedeli, 9. kvetna 1913.

Kde laska k matce dosud plane
a jasnou zaTf plapola,
kde city nejsou uslapane
tam v dnesni svatek zavola:
"Mamicko, .mamo!" kazde d1te
at male je ci velke uz,
az rano vstane ma 1svite,
at divka, zena, jinoch, muz.
"Mamicko, mamo," celem zit1
to slovo je vzdy nejdrazsf,
neb dite v celem svete cft1,
re laska matky zaplasf
jak slunce vsechny mraky cerne
a vsechny chmury ma cele =
a je-li jeho srdce verne,
ctl il jak svate v kostele.
Proto kde laska nevychladla,
kdo dosud svoji matku ma,
byt starim sebev1ce Zvadla,
at radostne il objfma
a v jeji teple bile ruce
at nejkrasnejs1 da dnes kvet,
re dovedly no v mnohe muce
pres trni, hlozl v dneSn1 svet.
F. L. MUSIL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Nemci ma 1. MAZE odpocivali,
Rusove pracovali.

Poole zpravy agentury A. P.
valecn1 deln1ci V Nemecku do
stall "den odpocinku" k oslave
1. MAZE, kdezto d6lnfci V Rus
ku sli "a svou pracf jak obvy-
kle vzdor tradicioneln1mu osla-
vovan1 tohoto dine v sovetske
Uni dr1vejS1ch letech.
V okupovane Francii byla O.
slava 1. MAZE odlozena az IA
nedeli. Rozhlas z Vichy hlasil,
re SET statu, marsalek Petain,
promluv1 k oslave do radioveho
rozhlasu.
V Rusku oslava /. MAZE by
vala vzdy velkou slavnostf, pTi
ktere Sc konavala take velika
vojenska parada ma Ruben ma
mestf v Moskve. Letos vsak,
jak udavaly depese z Moskvy,
sovetsti deln1ci oslavujf tento
svatek dalsi vyrobou valecn6ho
materialu.
AlZIT, A1fIhd, \rUouCoTSJ
Deln1ci a zamestnavatele We
francouzske Africe oslavili le-
tosni 1 maj prfspevkem Ike spo
lecn6 presentaci nekolika no.
vych typI bojovych letadel
francouzskym ozbrojenym 81
lam v severn1 Africe.
Deln1ci v6novali jednu zvla-
stni hodinu praci, Ia kterou pc
nfze odevzdaji fondu ma vyro-
bu letadel. PTedn1 francouzst1
hodnostari S z1castnili cere-
monte, usporadane u zdejsfho-
valecneho pomnfku, kde minu-
tou ticha uctili pamatku Fran
couz1, padlych We valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Vyskocte rano z p~ostele vesele!

Kazdy Una lidovou pfsen:
ga mann kone, vrany kone,
kdyz ia jim dam jetele, oni ska
cou vesele!" A kdyz vezmete
pred spanim Trinerovo Hork6
Vino S Vitaminem B-1, take ra-
no vyskoclte z postele vesele, V
nejleps1 nalade a plni chuti do
prace. Proto Sc Trinerovo Hof-
Ike Vino test jiz pres So let u
prime oblibe. Je to zaludec-
nj p~rostTedek, mfrne p~rocistu-
Jlc1 a lahodny, ktery z %vnitTno-
st1 odstranuje nahromadene
am odpadkov6 latky, cimz Cd
nina pGdu nechuti k j1dlu, FAC
pc, bolen1 hlavy a spatne nala-
de. Kupte 81 je We sve lekarne
a uzivejte je die navodu ma Ia
hvi. Kdybyste je dnes nahodou
nemohli dostati We SVEN soused-
stvl, poslete $1.25 neb $3.50
ma adresu JOS. Triner Corp,
1888 S. Ashland Ave-, Chicago,
ILL.,, a dostanete jednu neb sest
lahv1 Trinerova HoTk6ho Vina
postou v%yplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Beige bojuje prot NSmcGm.

Londyn (ONA): = Belgic-
Ike zdejsi kruhy dostavaj1 dalsl
zajimave podrobnosti o boji
belgickych vlastenc1 proti ne
meckym otrokarskym pfedpi-
sum. Jak znamo N6mci nyn1
narizujf, re ii Belgicane = a
podobne nar1zen1 bylo vydano
v jinych obsazenych zem1ch -
kterl odmftnou Sc pTihlasit ma
praci do Nemecka nedostanou
zadne odbernf kn1zky S llstky
ma potraviny.
Belgict1 vlastenci totiz pro-
vad9ji hromadne prepady ne
meckych 1radoven vydavajl-
cich tyto kn1zky. Nemci nyn1
ucinili zvlastnf bezpecnostnf O.
patrenf ably chranili zasoby
techto kn1zek pred ukraden1m.
Predevslm pocet pTfdelovych
1rad1 byl sn1zen v Bruselu z
So ma II a Poole naTizenf, ku-
pony must byti uzav1rany do ne
dobytnych pokladen. Pres to
vsak skupiny vlastenc1 prepa-
davaji hl1dky pred kancelaTe-
mi. V minulem tydnu k podob-
nym 1tokGm doslo We tTech bel
gickych mestech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07


bohatstvf kter6 v hodnostach
,vyrobkd a vyrobnf schopnosti
urcuje postavenf Ameriky We
svetovem obchode a ktere z1-
stane ddlezitym faktorem v ka-
zdem rozhodnutl O mezinarod-
nj meme.
Necht tedy je konecne roz-
hodnut1 jakekoliv, byla otevre-
ma costa konecne dohode, KITE
ra zajisti narod1m nynf pod
nemeckou kontrolou, a ma ko-
nee, vsem narodGm ktere chte-
j zaujmout sve mfsto We sveto-
VEN hospodarstv1, stalou menu
jake zaklad staleho obchodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

zlatym standardem. Oba po-
c1taj1 ma menovou ochranu
vsech men clenskych statI.
Jak je kazdemu znamo v po-
slednich letech svetova zasoba
zlata plynula do Spojenych
StatG. Prakticky to znamena,
re v Africe a jinde vydolovane
zlato Sc doprav1 do Ameriky,
kde Sc pohrbf do zeme We Fort
Knox, KY. Vymenou Ia to, ia
kove produkty jake psenice,
bavlna, hotove vyrobky a to-
vary plynou re Spojenych Sta
tn. Trvani teto situace nepfi-
nasi nikomu prospect. Stabi-
lizace men by pTispela k zme-
ne teto situace a k JEFF napra-
We.
Prirozene, rozdfl mezi ODE
ma plany je castecne zp1soben
faktem, re Spojene Staty mali
obrovsky prebytek zlata -
dvacet dive miliardy prot sest!
miliardam v ostatnlm svete, -
z cehoz jeste jedna tTetina JIG
zadrzena v teto zemi. A prece
i kdyby Spojene Staty molly
znicit, prdmyslova sila Ameri
ky stale z1stane nejvetsi ma ce.
lem svet6. To je to skutecnt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Padli "a vlast.

Londyn (CTK): Praha
hlasf, re 8. dubna byly popra-
veny tyto ctyri osoby "a pfipra-
WI SABOTAGE:
Ladislav Kalina, 4Olety, u
hersky Ostrov.
Josef Klein, 35lety, Pin;
Frantisek Novak, 49lety,
Nezdenice;
Josef Pazlar, 5Olety, Nova
Yes.
Dne IS. dubna byli poprave-
nj diva muzove a jedna zena "a
"pad6lanf prfdelovych l1stk1".
Jejich jmena jsou:
Jan Breitzettel, 48lety;
Vaclav Cupak, 37lety;
Marie Pohlova, 56leta, vsich-
nj z Brna.
Tresty dslnikIm.
Ustredni kancelar socialniho
~pojisteni obdrzela rozkaz, ably
mimoradne pTisne kontrolovala
vsechny delniky, kterf pro ne
moe nepTisli do prace nebo KITE
ri nedodrzujf lekaTske pfedpi-
sy. Vsichni provinil1 delnlci
mali byt pTfsne potrestani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
elm by sc chlubili.


KEN taboTe projevuje fakten
re faSiste zacali caste mluvit {
m1ru. Kdybychom NELL soudir
poole zprav ciziho tisku, pax
bychom dospeli k zaveru, re by
Nemci radi uzavTeli mir s An
gill a Sc Spojenymi Staty "a
podm1nky, re by Sc rozesly sc
|Sovetskym svazem anebo mao
pax, zeby radi uzavreli mir sc
|Sovetskym svazem, "a podmin-
ky, re by Sc tento rozesel S An
gill a Amerikou.
Nemecti imperialiste jsou tax
nestydatf, re merf spojence po-
die sebe a mysl1, re jeden re
spojenc1 sc dostane do jejich
lecky. Je jasne, re nemecke
zvaneni O mfru nenf zpGsobeno
snadnym zivotem. Zvast doka-
zuje, re Nemci prozfvajf tez-
kou krisi. Ale jaky mir niue
byt S imperialistickymi fasisty,
ktefl zaplavili Evropu krv1 a
pokryli il sibenicemi? Nen1 ia
she, re jen 1plna porazka hit
lerovskych armad a jen bez-
podmfnecna kapitulace Hitlero
va Nemecka mGze prinest mir
Europe? Nemluvf fasiste O mi
ru proto re c1t1 jak sc bl1z1 ka-
tastrofa?
Nemecko-italsky tabor pro-
chazf tezkou krisf a stoj1 pred
katastrofou. To ovsem nezna-
mena re katastrofa Hitlerov-
skeho Nemecka uz zacala. Ne,
tomu jeSte tax nen1. Hitlerov-
ske Nemecko a jeho armady
jsou otreseny a prochazejf kri-
81, ale nejsou jeste porazeny.
Bylo by naivnfm myslit, re ka-
,atsrofa Pride sama cd sebe
jake vysledek nynejsfch udalo-
st1. Je treba jeste dvou nebo
tf1 takovych mohutnych ran re
zapadu a z vychodu, jake byly
zp1sobeny Hitlerovskym arma-
dam v poslednfch nett nebo Sc
sti mesfcfch, ably Sc katastrofa
hitlerovskeho Nemecka stala
faktem.
Proto narody Sovetskeho sva
zu a Ruda armada, a prave
tax nasi spojenci a jejich ar
mady mali jeste pred sebou
tezky a prudky BOZ "a 1plne
v1tezstv1 mad Hitlerovskymi pri
serami. Tento BOZ Dude cd
Mich vyzadovat velkych obeti,
obrovske vytrvalosti a zelezne
odhodlanosti. Budou musit mo-
bilisovat vsechnu svou moe a
zasoby ably rozdrtili nepT1tele
proklestili cestu miru."
V druhe polovine rozkazu
Sc obracf s vyzvou k del
nikGm, roln1kGm a intelligence
Svazu ably zdvojsasobili svou
ma zasobovac1 armady
zbranemi a ably %pracovali pres
ne. Ruda armada, ktera "a
valky nabyla velkych zkuseno-
sti, musi nyni jeste drtiv6ji a
nemilosrdneji nicit nemecke u
tocnlky. We vojenskych vecich
Sc nesm1 zGstat stat ma miste.
Kdo zGstava pozadu je bit. Sta
lin nafizuje vsem vojakGm a.
by Sc zdokonalili v ovladani
zbrani, zlepsili discipline a u
drzovali vojensky poradek. D1
stojn1kum nafizuje ably zlepsi-
velen1, zdokonalili rozvedku
a jeste lepe pracovali doho-
de S jinymi d1stojnlky. Cele
Rude armade naTizuje neustu-
povat ami o krok, pfipravit Sc
ma move bitvy a pestovat ofen-
sivnlho ducha. PartyzanGm v
nemeckem zazemi rozkazuje
ably zmnohonasobili 1toky pro-
tt Nemc1m, zatahli do party
zanskych operacf cele obyva-
telstvo, znemoznovali NemcGm
ably odvlekli civiln1 obyvatel-
stvo do otroctvf a "nemilosrdne
Sc mstili Nemc1m "a krev a ST.
zy zen, deti, matek, otcG, bra
tr1 a ~sester". Rozkaz podepsa-
ny vrchn1m velitelem a marsa-
lem Sovetskeho svazu Stalinem
konc1 provolan1m "Smrt meme
ckemu nepriteli!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
csl. zeny pomahaji " Africe.
Csl. letec vyznamenan v AngIii.

~SAs ACNCC Wy ZAl011AGaAdn " AnG111.
New York (CTK) " tech
to dnech z britskych kruhd do
sly zpravy O cinnosti csl. zen
ma StTednim vychode. Zpravy
udavaj1, re csl. zeny Sc zvlast
osvedcily jake spravkyne skla-
dist a dozorkyne mad tim, ably
automobilov6 parky, ktere pre-
pravuj1 armada, byly vzdy V
cas- pfipraveny ma dlouhou ces-
tn pres poust. Ceskoslovenske
zeny sc v tonic druhu prace
tax osvedcily, re dnes transpor
tacn1 rozkazy sc vydavajf We
die reci anglicke i nasem rod
mem jazyku.
Veteran til leteckych armad
vede ceskoslovenskou peruf.
Ministerstvo letectvi v Lon
dyne vydalo 80. brezna tuto
zpravu: Letec, ktery jake sti-
hac slouzil We trech armadach
-ceskoslovenske, francouzske
a britske = byl jmenovan veil
telem csl. perute u stihacfch
jednotek.
Jest znam v Raj pod jme-
mem Dolly" (jeho prave jmeno
Sc taj1 pro nebezpec1 odvety
proti jeho rodine v Ceskosloven
sku) a byl vyznamenan Letec-
kym krizem Ia statecnost Cd.
F. c. Osobne znicil sest ne
pratelskych letadel, v jednom
pT1pade spolecne S druhym let
Gem, a pravdepodobne znicil
neb aspon poskodil nekolik j.
nych.
Nynf je 33 let star; zacal v
roce 1885 u csl. letectva a brzy
pc obsazen1 sve vlasti byl jiz V
boji jake Glen francouzske Il
|tocne letky, kde Sc zvlast6 Wy
znamenal 1toc1ch ma tanky
Kdyz Sc Francie zhroutila, o.
debral Sc do Angle a pripoji1
Sc k Royal Air Force.
Velitel perute D. bojoval s
britskou letkou v bitve o An
gill, "a ktere znicil dive nepar.
telska letadla. Pred tim sestre.
lii jiz tri We Francii a O sve SEES
te v1tezstv1 Sc delil S jinym ces-
kym letcem loni ma jizn1m pc.
.brezf Angle.
Pr kombinovanych diepp-
skych operacich mel velitel pc
rute D. prflezitost k novemu ut
kani a poskodil toho dine jed
no letadlo Dornier 215 a jedno
Focke Wulf 100. Je pravde-
podobno, re prvnf z mich Sc nj
kdy nevratilo k sv6 zakladne.
Pc tonic boji byl dolly wy
znamenan zmfnenym kr1zem
"a statecnost Cd. F. CO. Pred
tim jiz zfskal csl. Valecny kf1z
S hvezdou, csl. Valecnou media
lii a francouzsky Valecny kf1z
S trent ratolestmi.
Loni v prosinci byl "Doly"
vynat z boje k zaslouzenemu
zotaveni. Nyn1 Sc vratil, ably
vedl csl. perut u stihaclch jed
notek, jejiz letci znicili cd Ger
vna, kdy perut byla utvofena,
IA nepTatelskych letadel a pra-
vdepodobne znicili neb aspon
poskodili mnoho jinych. Mimo
to poskodili 10 lokomotiv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

- Je treba kazdeho kousku
stareho kovu pro obranu. We
skleps nema cenu - slevarny
je potfebuji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

Department lodstva oznamil
re americke letectvo provedlo
pet tezkych nalet1 ma japonske
posice v severn1ch Salamouno-
vych OStrovech.
z MacArthurova Stabu sc O.
znamuje, re Japonci zahajili
vychodne cd Australia ponor-
kove operace prot spojenecke
plavbe. Rozsah techto opera
CT a jejich prdbeh Sc tail. To-
kio tvrdf,, re japonske ponorky
potopily v techto vodach diva
SnOienecke tranSDOrtv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
RUSKA FRONTA.

Ufednf sovetske zprava O.
znamuje, re ma Kubani ruske
oddly zahajily ofensivu ma ne
mecke pfedmost1 u Novorossij-
ska a ma Tamanskem polostro-
We. Ruske oddly dobyly d1le-
Ute posice ma kopc1ch. SOVIET
ske letectvo, ktere ofensivu pod
poruje sestfelilo opet velke
mnozstv1 nemeckych letadel.
Nemci tvrd1, re Rusove v te-
to offensive mali 10000 voja-
XII. Berlin ovsem hlasl, re Il
foxy byly odrazeny.
K bojGm doslo take vychod-
ne cd Taganroga a u Balakleje
oddfl, ktery sc opet
pokusil preskocit Don6c byl ce-
lV znicen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-17

Trouble in Puerto Rico has its
repercussions on the Good Neigh
Dor policy in Latin America. Also
it stymies senatorial rock throwing
at India =
Inside fact is that the Senate
Committee which investigated Puer-
to- Rico found Governor Rex Tug
we'll doing better job than the
papers indicated. Particularly sig
nificant was the fact that he got
more kind words from Republican
Senators than Democrats.
Conservative Senator Taft of
Ohio championed Tugwell's idea of
breaking up at least one of the big
sugar centrales in order to take
Ind away from big owners, divide
it among little farmers. Taft
Thought this might help solve
Puerto fsico's food problem, but
that Tugwell should try it out on
one centrale before proceeding with
others. @Ae $ ste
| Senator Brewster Of Maine, Re-
publican. also was sympathetic with
s.'ugwell's almost impossible prob
lens. He and Taft noted several
tar-sighted steps For instance, Tug
well saw ahead to establish bot
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-17
Heading Off Trouble
Cincinnati Enquirer

tClnclnr1atl Enquirer
A fundamental phase of postwar planning must
be some of stabilizing international currency
And unlike certain other kinds of postwar planning
it cannot await the wars end
1t is stating the obvious that the financial struc-
ture of almost every nation earth Will be seriously
strained by the time the is over. The vctors
will be UNNECESSARILY better off than the vanquished
but even they, under the crushing burden of modern
war costs will be in rather severe financial straits
For instance we, the richest nation on earth, may
by that time have national debt of around two
hundred thousand million dollars, or five times our
prewar debt OF about s40ooOO 100000
1t is noteworthy too that the international fin
ancal structure had been disrupted before most
of the nations began their rearmament for the cur
rent war. The gold standard was victim Of the
between-wars economic ails of the world During
the depression, the value of money internationally
became thing regulated by fiat--our President
was given and still has the power to initiate or de-
value the dollar and to stabilize international ex-
change by using extraordinary fund of s2000000-
600 These are powers delegated by Congress a
two-year basis and be Reconstructed by June 80
of this year
The United Press reports that Secretary of the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau plans to meet soon with
three Senate committees to discuss American pro-
posals the Sterilization of international currency
If the report is correct it indicates that the admin
stration congressional backing for proposals to
be presented to the financial representatives of the
United Nations-the organization which must be the
vehicle for any postwar agreements of political or
economic nature.
Not even those adverse 10 other forms of postwar
planning now can SAY teasi This Is premature. If we
are to widespread and cstaSsysmc disorder of
international currency Vee@ peace comes with all
the dread posen.1satass ii bankruptcy. depressons
and financial desaEaizar 1ast would entail we had
better plan for i now
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Washington
Merry
6o-Round
CONTINUED from Page One,

villains by the end of 1913.
2. Despite the sharp birth rate
increase the Army and Navy are
commissioning a large number Of
obstetricians and pediatricians.
8. The quota of doctors for the
armed services has been over-stfio-
scribed by as much as 40 percent
in some parts of the country.
a. The medical shortage is not
only acute in rural areas, but also
in industrial areas where there has
been heavy influx Of labor.
S. One reason for desperate doc
tor shortage in certain sections is
the fact that the Manpower COM
missions medical procurement and
assignment branch has been resist
ing the relocation of doctors, at the
behest of state and local medical
societies.
NOTE. The Manpower Commits
sion's medical branch is influenced
by two important members of the
American Medical Association, DR.
Frank Leahy, former President OF
the. ANA, now chairman of the
Manpower Medical Division, and
DR.. Morris Fishbein, editor of the
ANA Journal.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-17

tie industry on the island, SO rum
distillers now have their own bot
ties. Otherwise they would have
folded, because ships now have no
loom to carry empty bottles.
However, Tugwell, idealistic, hon
est, persevering, has three enemies.
One is himself, and his inability
to observe political niceties Never
politician. Tugwell hates to talk,
hink or act politically. Second en-
envy is Bolivar Pagan, Puerto Rican
Commissioner in Washington, Who
sits in Congress and knifes Trgwell
at every turn ' -
Third enemy, though she doesn' t
mean to be, is his wife Formerly
his secretary, Mrs. Tugwell appears
to run the Governor as she once
did his office as Undersecretary OF
Agriculture. She is reputed to tell
local politicians who should be
appointed, to be the petticoat ruler
of Puerto Rico
Unimportant, but significant was
Mrs. Tugwell's remark when tn e
Senate investigating committee was
entertained at dinner at the Gov
ernors mansion. A servant brought