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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Russia Demands
Food Planners
LET Future Wait

HOT SPRINGS. Va. May d
tlNS)-The United and Associated
Nations represented al the inter-
national food conference today are
suffering from severe case of
shock induced by RuSSia'S blunt in
Sl>lencc that getting the next
meal for Inc Red army is more I'M
portant than long-range planning.
Presenting composed dIplo-
matte face 10 the world, the
Chinese pronounced the Soviet
Statements Of policy and questions
of notable polntcdneSS very inter
CStlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
CAP Plane Saves
49 on Sunken Ship

NORFOLK, Va. May 25 UNS)
The civilian air patrol today was
given credit for the rescue Of 49
OF 81 men aboard Panamanian
vessel which was sunk early in
May off the East Coast, presum-
ably by a submarine.
A CAP located the stricken ship
and dropped supplies TO the men.
The pilot summoned help from
shore and remained near the boats
until the rescue was effected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
91-BOatS
Hard Hit.
Nazi Says

LONDON, May . CUP) Helm
rich Schmidt. a German naval
spokesman, was quoted today as
admitting that the Allies were
striking increasingly heavy blows
AT Germany'S U-boat feet in the
battle Of the Atlantic, on which
may hinge the success of an Allied
INVASION Of Europe.
The SpokeSmanS admission was
contained IN Berlin dispatch re-
Celved in Stockholm
simultaneously. Allied sources
reported that ship losses for May
probably would be lower thar
April, one Of The best months
since the start Of the war. Will,
destruction Of AXIS submarine,
was rising toward a record.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

ADVTRTIsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Benes Sees France
Biz Factor in Victory

CHICAGO. May . GNSi -
President BeneS Of CzeCho Slo-
vakia last night predicted trium-
plant conclusion OF the war IN
Europe before the end Of 1914 10
be preceded by Italian exit from
the conflict and an important IA.
vorable turn Of events IN France
making her p military factor 20
be reckoned with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Order Coal Now,
u. S. Warning!

Don't run the risks of unneces-
Sary hardShlps next winter, order
your 1914 supply of fuel now.
You don't need cash on the De-
troit Coal Company's "fill-up" plan
Pay no money until July. then
make six monthly payments. For
complete information call Town
Sand S2y00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
War TODAY
I+aIy S Faiure
In Air Defense
Nay Dust /. Duce
Ry RTNNOLDS PNCkNRD
tuItea rrsss Corrsspondrut iu N'rra

tpIted rrcss Correspondent 'n N'r'rA
ITALY TO-DAY spp,t- 10
nc norc'cSsly urprcParco with.
o., adequate guns shelters o~
fighter dctan>c>-to cope ME-.
Allied air attacks ti7' Hs t.
S-roy0E or can destroy tf.H ui
her cities IN t4Iu.
This relentless hammcrnS r
carried on long enough nsN 'n
time cause the Italian people to
rise Up and overtime" iho
Fascist regime but lt sulI lS Too
early for definite conclusions i'm
that regard
Premier NIussolln. has never
provided his people with proper
air raid shelters
The current assaults on lta0E
hv planes based oD newly won
airfeldS IN North Africa have
been moro extensive and cticc-
tive and have been carried out
hy a greater number oi planes
than any ITALY hitherto has
known
For he FIRST time the Italians
are beng made 20 feel The war
IN their own homes and IN m
creaHnC numbers they must
realize that Italy is doomed 20
constantly more Furnishing at
taCks from the air as long As
MusSolini remains IN power.
EVEN AFTER three years Of
war. Iialys AIR raid shelters
are ridiculouslv ffimsy. At one
time the only protection IN such
cities as Rome. Naples or Milan
conSisted of thick wooden
boards leaning against the walls
Of strong buildings Later a
few SandbagS appeared. but
these were used mostly TO pro-
tect monuments and statues.
Because of the lack of proper
shelters the inhabitants of cities
with important war industries
fiocked 10 Rome in thousands
until the government finally
was forced 20 issue a decree
banning travel without police
permission.
Mussolini let II he whispered
around that IN accordance with
his live dangerously precept
ne had no special air rad
shelter for himself either IN
the Palazzo Nene2ia where he
works. or the Villa Torlonla,
where he lives
The duces henchmen eN-
planned that the 'refugioS' IN
both buildings we're intended
for the duce'S visitors and en-
ployes only
THE MOUNTING Allied air
offensive has shown the Italians
the pitiful inefficiency of faSclsm.
The much yaunted Fascist air
force has failed miSerably IN
combat against American and
British planes. And lack OF
proper air raid shelters has re-
suited in growing toll Of
thousands killed in raids on
Italy's chief war industries and
communications centerS.
With constant air raid alarms
sounding. the whole life Of the
Italian people is being radically
changed. and the Easements of
cafes. restaurants and public
buildings during raids may we'll
become places Of anti-FaSciSt
plots and intrlgucS.
And from what ! know Of the
Italian people l feel sure that
in increasing numbers they are
placing The blame on MuSsollnI
himself for dragging them into
a war which gradually is de-
stroyinG their own country.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

Los representatives y Senado
res incluyeron en- la ley, de mo
do que Ell Presidente no pudie-
re vetarla, un ~articulo que au-
menta la deuda nacional de 125
nil millones de pesos a 210 mil
millones.
La MEDIA prohibe al Presi-
dente rebajar salaries y jorna-
les por debajo del nivel que te-
MAN etre enero l y s~eptiembre
Is de 1912.
EN- otras circunStancias 20
hubiese vetado esta ley. Ell efec
to de ella es poner fin a la au-
toridad que Sc me concediera y
yO ejercitara para impedir ell
pago durante la guerra de suel
dos en- exceso de $67,200. LA
esencia de la rehabilitation que
20 recomiendo es ue cada unC
sc sacrifique por ell bienestar
Gle todos. Este principle ell Con
greso no 10 ha reconocido.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
PEDIDA EN- MATRIM OHIO
UNA BELLA SENORITA

Por ell estimado joven Regi-
no Fernandez, hijo de los es-
poses Josefina y Candida Fer
nandez, ha sido pedida en- ma
trimonio la bella e inteligente
senorita Carmen Fernandez,
hija de nuestro querido amigo
ell Sr. JESUS Fernandez, presi-
dente de la asiciaci6n LA Va
ca Familiar.
Reside la Srta. Fernandez,
que es muy apreciada en- nues
trol circulos sociales, en- la ca
sa numero 2215 de la segunda
Avenida.
Ell novio, joven de grandeS
meritos, sirve a la marina de
guerra de la nacion.
Mas tarde Sc fijara la fecha
del matrimonio.
Por la dicha de ellos hace-
mos, por anticipate fervientes
votos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
LOS ALIADOS PERDIERON
644 BARCOS DESDE PEARL
r

New York, Abril 12.-DeS-
de Pearl Harbor los Aliados
han perdido en- las aguas del
Atlantico, donde operan nu-
merosos submarines alemanes,
644 buques mercantes. Ell n1-
nero de vidas perdidas Sc cal
cula entire 800 a 5000.
La semana pasada Sc agre-
garon 70 nombres a la lista de
vfctimas y otros tres vapores
americanos fueron sepultados
en- ell mar.
Montan las perdidas en- los
barcos americanos a 1915
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

hombres, en- los Gltimos tres
meses. BESIDE ell 81 de septiem
bre de 1941 a la fecha, han
muerto 1871 marineros y de-
saparecieron 2989.
Llegaron a 1919 los barcos
aliados y neutrales hundidos
frente a la costa este de Esta-
dos UnidoS.
De los ga buques hundidos
en- ell occidente del Atlantico,
255 eran americanos. En- las
mismas aguas Sc fijan las per-
didaS britanicas en- 1875.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

Washington, abril IL. Ell
p~residente Roosevelt permiti6
aver que Sc cOnvirtiese en- ley
pna medida del congreso en-
contra de la limitaci6n en- los
salaris; pero al mismo tempo
conden6 la actitud de los cuer-
pos legislatures tolerando que
los grandes sueldos sigan en- Ell
mismo elevado nivel que tenian
en- 1912.
Recomienda ell jefe de estado
que Sc imponga un impuesto a.
dicional deg uerra de modo que
las ganancias auales de un in
dividuo, mientras dure ell terri
BILE conflicto global, no pasen
de $25,00O.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Antes era "Tab1G" para las muchachas
discutir esta clase de avuda

Mucha sj6venes sufrian de dolores
parecidos a calambres y otras moles-
tias debidas solamente a causas pc
ri6dicas f~uncionales porque era un
tema del cual no Sc ~atrevfan a hablar.
En- los dias de ahora, milas de mu-
jeres dependen de la ayuda en- 2 for
mas que proporciona Cardui. Empe-
zado a tomar 3 dfas antes del item
po y tornado como Sc ispone, Cardui
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

aliviara los dolores peri6dicos pura-
ramente f~uncionales. Usado como un
tonico, a menudo estimula ell apetito,
aumenta la corriente de jugo gastri-
co, ayuda asf a la digestion Y contri-
buye a edificar fuerza Y resistencia
para ell tempo en- que mas Sc necesi-
tan.
Cardui quiza lie ayuda listed. Una
ejecutoria de 62 amos bien merece
una prueba.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

Murio aver en- su domicilio,
s la edad de 72 amos, la Sra. Ma
ria Luisa Caballero, vecina de
la casa nGmero 1888 de la Gale
Green, en- West Tampa.
La sobreviven dos hijos, Luis
y Enrique P. Caballero; dos hi
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
IN TORNADO PRoDuJo LA
MUERTE A 2. PERSONAS

Birbigham, Alabama, Abril
l2.-En la poblaci6n de Rack
lebourg, un tornado dej6 sem
tir su furia, en- la madrugada
de hoy, muriendo dos personals.
DID la noticia ell Sr. Stone J..
Crane, Representative de la
Cruz Roja Americana.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
"PRAVDA" DICE QUE Ell
PUEBLO RUSO TIENE
CONFIANZA EN- LA VIC
TORIA

Londres, abril 12.-El perio-
dico "Pravda," 6rgano del par
lido Comunista russo, dice en- un
articulo que ell ejercito rojo Sc
halla bien preparado para con-
tener y quebrantar cualquiera
ofensiva que los alemanes ini-
Glen.
La ofensiva en- la Ukrania ha
tenido para los nazis resultados
contraproducentes. IEl enemi-
90 intentaba anoderarse de va
rias ciudades r--::ncipales y ia
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
VISITARA A ESTADOS UNI
DOS Ell PRESIDENTE MO-
RINIGO

Washington, abril r. FL
presidente de la republica de
Paraguay, general Higinio
Morinigo, hara una vista a
Estados Unidos ell dia 9 de
JUNO.
En- ell viaje de regreso pa
sara por Mexico, Peru y Chile.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
APOYA GREEN LA ACTl-
TUD DEL P~RESIDENTE

New York, abril 12.-El pre-
sidente de la Federation Anne
ricana del Trabajo, William
Green, Sc expres6 aver a favor
de la orden presidential econ
gelando" precios y jornales.
"Es un deber de los trabaja-
dores ayudar al jefe de estado,
de modo que la inflaci6n no sc
produzca."
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
TINTIT
Ell enemigo de las canas

No Sc sienta apezarado por
esas canas. Luzca diez amos
mas joven. No pierda la opor-
tunidad de su vida Y la felici-
dad misma. Use limit y su
cabello tendra esa apariencia
de juventud. TINTIT no con-
tiene nitrate de plata y su pre-
clio es econ6mico. Pfdalo a SUI
botica o 81 no al telefono n1-
nero Y1354. Para pedidos a
la agencia: P. O. Box $3.50,
Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

ll6 en- ell intento. Tampoco pudo
mantener la ofensiva, apesar de
que hizo entrar en- acci6n subs
tanciales reservas estrategicas.
Ell pueblo russo tiene absolute
confianza en- la victoria"
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

jas, Sra. Antonio ". Tailada.
res y Magdaiena Ca6alicuo, y
Is nietos.
FL ca3lver recibira sepultu-
.ra EN- el cementerio Colon.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

.el sabado atacaron a Cerdena,
don sus bombas hundieron el
crucero italiano Trieste" de
10000 toneladas..
Atacaron tambien los mismos
aparatos al crucero "GOrizia,"
que todavia sigue a flote, pero
con grandes a'7rias.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor gu
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Ell TEMPO

Continuara ell calor esta no
che V manana. Temperature
minima, a las 8 de la manana,
GO grades.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
LAS ~"FORTALEZAS VOLAN
TIES" HUNDIERON UN CRU
CERO ITALIANO

Argel, abril 12.-Las "forta-
lezas volantes" americans que
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

d Ell P~RESIDENTE
LA ACTITUD DEL CONGRE-
so P~ERMITIENDO QUE LOS
GRANDES SUELDOS SIGAN
EN- Ell ALTO NIVEL DE 1912
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
RHEUMATISM

BELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve. the torturlng pain Of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago. in .
NBRiTo. Dependable~no opiates, no mar.
eotcs. Does the work q~uickly-must relieve
cruel pain, to your satisfaction In q few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Dont
suhe. Use NURITo on this guarantees today.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
LOS T~ELEFONOS......

Conectan los PARTICIPATES
centres de nuestra naci6n
acelerandc de esta name
ra la production de que
ira.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

dyuth of
Stephan's Death Reset for Friday, July 2

Of traitor here on the home
front who has tried to help Ger
many win this war are basing
their conclusions on some false
premise.
These few mistaken persons
who state the defendant had an
innocent motive just do not
know the facts. No one should
permit himself TO be misled by
such statements.
This court repeats In sub
stance what was stated 10
months ago to the effect that
during this awful war the pen
atty for treason should he
death; and hat statement
should be spoken loudly enough
so that every disloyal citizen of
our country contemplating trea-
son will hear II. and distinctly
enough so that he will under
stand II.
There should be no trifling
with traitors"
DIR. CRANE A SIGNER
CThe unions appeal for ex-
ecutive Clemency was repeatedly
drafted here by Walter Nelson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

attorney and secretary, and
signed by Or. Henry Hit Crane,
pastor of the Central Methodist
Church, among &c others
IN the absence Of official infor-
nation, II was ass u m q that
Stephan would be executed in the
courtyard of the Milan detention
home. south Of YpSilanti. where
Tony Chebatoris was the last 10 be
hange d Chebatoris, convicted
bank robber-slayer, died July s,
1888.
krug, a member Of the German
luftwaffe who was shot down over
the English Channel. was enter
tanned by Stephan here April IS,
1912. and placed on a Chicago
bound bus. He was later appre-
hended in San Antonio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

by this court at that time as TO
why ii was felt that the death
penalty should be imposed,
Nothing has occurred to change
the opinion of the court"
Judge THttie then reviewed the
sacrifices of Americans
to win the war. Thousands Of
American boys have died, he said,
and millions more are prepared
10 make the same sacrifices.
"The defendant spent his time.
energy, money and ingenuity"
the Judge continued, 'in an ef-
fort to defeat the purpose 10
which they have pledged their
lives.
"Our millions of soldiers and
billions of munitions are striv-
ing to take the lives of enemy
soldiers. Why" Because this
is war. the most cruel war the
world has ever known.
IN SELF-DEFENSE
I'VE are fighting I'm seIf-de-
Tense for our lives as individuals
and our existence as country.
1T must he that those who
would hesitate to take the life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
a Labor Disputes
Await Regional
Board S Decision
10000 Men Involved;
Wage Boosts Are
Dominant Issues

Four labor disputes involving
more than 10000 employees are be-
fore the regional War Labor
Board for settlement.
The Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. and the Michigan Telephone
Traffic Employees Federation. an
independent union, are deadoCked
over the latter'S demand for q
general wage increase or s.
weekly and Reconsideration Of
rates in towns and cities outside
Detroit.
Six wage issues are involved in
the KClSey-Hayes Wheel Co, Nc
Graw avenue plant, and Local Ia,
UAW-CIO.
A new contract is the issue be-
tween the Square d co. and Local
937, UAW-CIO.
Local 306. UAW-CIO is taking
the Budd Wheel Co and the De-
troit Division Of Edward G. Budd
Manufacturing Co. 70 pay a cor
tain group OF women workers
Sl.0S an hour. The companies
maintain 60 cents is the proper
rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Elliott Roosevelt
In Africa Crash

DENV June : UP)-The
war department disclosed today
that Col. Elliott Roosevelt, son Of
the President. had been aboard a
FLYING Fortress which made a
crash landing in North Africa
while on a daring mission 10 photo
graph enemy-held positions prior
10 the Allied invasion.
The disclosure was made in 2
press release from DenveT's Lowry
Field which described operations
Of Denver-traincd soldiers who
took pictures Of invasion spots be
fore the AEF landed
1t William II. league. %. Of
Weatherford. Tex "A sergeant
photographer on the mission said
a flying photo laboratory dropped
one If IT'S -four motors and made a
crash landing
Col Roosevelt thor major
was aboard the ship asa naVga-
tor lie was not injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Coal RdtioninQ
Studied by 0PA

WASHINGTON, June ; up
Officials said today that the OPA
is working on a plan 10 ration coal
next Wlner.
An OPA spokesman said that
such a plan was under COnSfrieF3-
tton before John l.. Lewis United
Mine Workers stopped work, and
the fact that they will resume
work Monday Will not affect the
present setup
II such a program develops he
said, II Will affect the sale OF BIZ
luminous. used in war industries,
and anthracite, used exclusively
for domestic heating
He said the situation. on recent
examination. was darker than
previously was believed, and that
a rather severe system Of con-
troll particularly for soft coal
seems necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
LONG TINE TO REPAIR

A JugoSlav spokesman sa ! d
patriots had damaged 80 miles of
the Sarajevo-MoStar railway 70
such an extent that even IN peace
time conditions II would require a
long time 10 repair.
The Jugoslav government here
said that the Germans had been
forced 10 send reinfOrcements N
Italy because the major part of
the Italian army fewer than 20
dvisions-was fully engaged in
holding down JugoSlavia, Albania
and Greece.
Bulgarian newspapers men,
toned for the first time the fight
ing between Greco Macedonian
guerillas and Bulgarian troops.
Greek government reports said
that the Greek patriots had seized
the town Of Kalabaka and the
heights surrounding It and re-
pulsed repeated -ftatTan attempts
to re-enter It. A spokesman SAID
the Greeks are within 20 miles Of
the headquarters Of the Italian
2lst Army Corps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Continued from Page One)

statements prefaclng the sentence
Judge futile raped "sympa-
thetic' but "ill-informed' people
who contend Stephan meant no
crime against his adopted country
when he helped krug on his flight
through Detroit.
Every one Is entitled To n
free expression of his own opin-
ion." said the court, but fair
ness requires that the facts on
which the opinion Is based
should be correct"
Judge futile said all evidence
in the case had been carefully
studied by the jury and upheld in
the higher courts.
He explained 10 the Jurors the
gravity Of the charge he SAID.
They voted Stephan guilty of tlea-
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
BIITZKRIEG EXPERT

= Hitler repeatedly had rushed
his blitzkrleG expert Field Mar
shall Welholm List, Ia tho Balkans
"a halt the growing guerilla war
fare in JugoSlavia, Greece and Al
bania.
3 Radio Berlin advised it's over
seas listeners that the German
army was preparing for battles of
the largest possible scale
Rome ordered all her island
garrisonS on the alert in the face
Of the mounting Allied aerial hlitz.
Reports from German. Italian,
Allied and neutral sources deS-
crihed fighting IN the Balkans.
where JuCoslav CuerillaS had been
reported TO have forced German
troops from approximately 1,2O0
square miles Of territory.
They were said 10 have seized
2 railway stations and established
armed motorboat patrols on the
Danube River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
lion Europeans Believed Waiting Allies to Rebel
Todoy's;.
Strikes

The nations strike situation:
STEEL-Srikers at Wickwire
Spencer Steel Corp, Tona-
wanda, n. Y, return to work.
COAL UNIV directs $4,000
strikers 10 return TO work I'M
nj June 20, pending wage
negotiations.
GEARS Strike of 5000 causes
production halt al four
Muncie, Ind, plants Of
Warner Gear Co.
SHIPS Strike Of 500 riggers
and electricians slows down
production n Bethlehem FAR
field Shipbulldlng Go.
MILK Leaders Of 1900 strik-
ing New York City milk
wagon drivers caU1tutate 70
VILE order and agreed TO re-
sumo milk deliveries.
MOTORS WLB urges $1,000
striking Packard Motor Co.
employees, out since Tuesday
m dispute over rights of Negro
and white workers, 10 return
10 work al once. Thirty-hNe
per cent Of day workers re-
turn
TRANSPORTATION Bus driv-
crs strike against East Penn
Tran -poitatIon Co, hating
schedule, nm 43 towns. Strlk-
erS al tho plate and boiler
shop, Of the American Loco
motive Co. Dunkirk, y. y,
ended unauthorized walkout
when given assurance their
grievances would be SUBJ
muied 10 the WLB. one hum
dred twenty Eve AFL work.
crS Of Cleveland transit sys-
icW walk out IN wage dis
pu'e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Finn Strike threatens

LONDON Juno ; ms Soy.
eral Finnish Industries are de-
mand.7g q general strike As a
protest against the alleged con.
cealTort by certain trade union
leaders ~ INC governments reply
20 p demand for peace with Rus
$40 'He Moscow radio charged
tr...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
ANTI-ANIERICAN

THE defendant could not
have been convicted unless his
purpose was to help Germany
win this war against the United
States the Judge continued.
NO one should think for
minute that the Supreme Court,
the circuit court of appeals or
this court would permit this
sentence 10 stand If the evil
dence had not fully supported
the verdict of jury and the find
ing that the defendant had done
the things he did with the
actual intent Of helping Ger
many win the war against the
United States.
Nothing has passed during
the past 10 months to even sug-
gest that any mistake was
made.