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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

on running steel
cables from her
bOoms. A mas
sive steel super
structure tow
cred fifty fee t
above her main
deck an d sup
ported a forest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Typical Port District Street Scene.
In Such Haunts Women Lurk to
Entice Sailors to Their Squalid
Booths. This Particular View Is
the Notorious Rue BOuterie in
Marseilles, Where Recently the
Inhabitants Put Up a Terrific
Battle Against Nazi Troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

TO OFFICE AND PLANT MANAGERS: Tear this page and
display your bulletin board wherever can be read by
those who NAV have understood this additional reason for
investing every dollar possible in more Var Bonds now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
SHALL WE LET HIM COME HOME TO THIS?

We cannot allow Initiation great and disordery rise In
all prices, to in this land.
Either during the war or after 1t.
That is the supreme reason-among many other sound
ones-why every and of us should put every
dollar that be reasonably spared into additional War
Bonds
1t may be shocking discover that you personally,
may have been actively contributing to bring such
a national tragedy; by mere PARTIAL support OF the
Government in its efforts to raise money for the war
Here is simple basic truth about the nations monetary
affairs which every American must understand.
Every available dollar which we fail to put into
War Bonds compels our Government to CREATE
A NEW DOLLAR-to take the place of the
we do not lend.
This manufacture of money in great quantities has
been the of every disastrous initiation recorded
in history,
1t is going in this country by the billions of
dollars monthly.
Our active money supply has ALREADY increased
$430000O0000 since the began. 1t has than
doubled in that time.
If all Observation-Disclosures and business frms-do lend
the Government far than did in 942 this increase
WILL GO ON estimated of least $30OO0
each year the war lasts.
Should this happen with two more years of war; our
moneySupply would be inflated to total almost FOUR
TIMES what it was IN 1880.
You do need be economist realize that this
progressive initiation fthe nations moneysupply
SUPPORTING FACTS WE Dur
pss s%s y, a ae ~s @ keep as dangerous @apae mop
in
CHER usd
@ "'" URsT5%G pS"Ss % Because ei"re
This swelling our ssasasrss ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
co M M ON SENSE:

EVERY DOLLAR you PUT INTO WAR
BONDS DOES THREE VITAL JosS IT
HELPS TO WIN THE WAR QUICKLY,
IT PROTECTS YOUR OWN FUTURE AS
AN INVESTMENT, IT PROTECTS THE
NATION AGAINST INFLAnoN-pUR.
ING The WAR AND AFTER IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

Is at the same time png up the difficulties of preventing
great and disorder1y rise in prices.
This wartime manufacture of new money must bs
LESSENED GREATLY if such DISASTERS to be averted
1t is that necessity which explains the WHY behind
the Governments colossal taxation and borrowing program
You surely know that Government, If is forced 10
do could get the extra money needs to its current
bills by running the money off the printing presses the
way Germany did in the twenties
Have you ever thought "Why doesn't FTP Why dosgA
tax so heavily? Why does it bother continuously
about loans?"
The is: the Government in your long lnterestA
must do everything possible TO KEEP TO A MINIMUM
this wartime creation Of new money,
The best way to lessen this perious swelling of
money supply by taxation The next best way for all Of
us-every individual and every business rto lend the
Government every dollar can reasonably spare
Whatever you pay in taxes, whatever you lend
lessons BY SO MUCH the money the Govern
ment is obliged to create
This is the crucial role each of u.s. Individual
plays in safeguarding the future of the nation at home
while our boys do SO abroad.
Whatever else you may be humbly doing for your
country this period this basic responsibility
OF a citizen must be added to it.
1t is hard-and may get harder-on everybody. But
whatever the inconvenience and sacrifices may be- how
will they compare with what will have been done by the
100000 young and who their best years,
have broken their careers to win the WARP
What kind ofland shall we let these boys home to?
greatly increased peops ' COMMON SEN
There never time when United States Bonds wnrot
l PAID dollar for dollar no ] how great the federal BONDS DOES THREE VII
all u.s. through being uanfmned paaed5 compel the
morry that's very way lessen the future $acot
SS ca~sd Accordingly as 3 poi pne4b@ s
%rpeo m%ey& v%@ fesy mze n aensngan
al pa o h OF or " any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
YOUR PRIvAII INIIRIs1 AND PATRIOTISM COINCIDE

There will be time when United States Bonds will
be paid off dollar for dollar matter how great the federal
debt becomes The real concern Of everybody NEST be how mach
each dollar viii buy in Goods and services fhe future Bur
all Of through being uniformed apathetc compel the
Government to add tens of billions Of dollars yearly
moneysupply at the lessen The future value of
The dollar the very way every disastrous initiation history has
been caused Accordingly the best possible protection
present savings and your future incomewhether from salary
otherse-is paying heavy and lending all
spare the Government The only certain for
person rich poor beat imitation is help avert it;
and this is The only certain way TO avert IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

What economists regard the active money supply in by
the American people otaed S3 ooo the end Of 1880
II totsled around $Sl 100 900 900 June 30th
Currency in circulation had RISEN from s. 500 100000 20
tH40oO0o 600 IS Of June Both
Adjusted demand deposits q ell banks Oher so-ealed
checking depositsD had seu from S3l 600 OO0O 900
$6370oooo0oo Is Of June 39,h.
HOW THE INCREASE TAXES PLACE, This swelling Of our
supply has been almost entirely caused by governmental
borrowing from the commercial banks That wyin the pres
snt War Bond csmpagnhf effort raise the entire Of
SiS0000000Oo from individuals and business concerns The
Government M trying TO away from the banks much
possible BECAUSE borrowing creates invisible green
backs which buy anything visible greenbsck- could buy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

This advertisement has been contributed
70 the Third VA, Loan Drive by The
Book-of-,he-MonH Club Inc 5s5Mad-
bon Ave, New lorklz. Ny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

however certain avoidance Of disastrous imitation impos
sibe without greatly increased loans from the people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
WE MUST THINK NOW ABOUT AErIR.rHE.wAR During

WE MUST THINK NOW ABOUT AFrER.THF-WAR, During
the ceilings wagestops production and
onng keep the dangerous of from having
It's ordinary greatly increased prices But these Con
be kept indefinitely without completely chang
ing the Of American life That whyduring the
while eeua palliative can be reasonably enforced
Of initiation after must also be dealt
with Right OF supply must be kept
The possible total because the time the increase
is taking place.
IMITATION CAN SURELY BE AVERTED, The responsible
monetary authorities Washington know exactly how II must
Con the whole the nation the right track
enormously increased has borrowing from
other than banks and the oonolsto prevent wartime na
reasonably successful Over the long period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Tardy Tax
Postponed

Thousands of Detroit taxpayers
who dropped their returns into
mail boxes after the deadline hour
may escape the usual 5 per cent
penalty. it was indicated today.
AS the deadline for filing 1912
income tax returns expired last
midnight. Guy T. Helvering, COM
missioner of internal revenue in
Washington, instructed local tax
collectors TO use their discretion
in assessing the penalty.
Helvering said many postmas-
tiers had found themselves so
damned by returns that il would
be impossible 10 postmark all
envelopes before midnight, March
Is.
Perry Fremont, deputy tax col
lector here, said he was unable
TO estimate the number of re-
turns filed because of great piles
of unopened mail.
The Federal Building wa s
jammed by last-minute filers. Ere
mont said that $4,000 persons had
cleared through the cashiers office
on the second floor and estimated
it had been the heaviest day in
history" for the Detroit office.
Only few stragglers remained
to file returns last night when the
tax collectors office closed at
9 %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
WeIIes Confers
WithEden Today

WASHINGTON, March is (UP)
Anthony Eden, British foreign
secretary, here to seek the basis
for establishment Of a peaceful
and ordered world. confers today
with Undersecretary of State
Welles.
Eden, encouraged by his initial
talk with Secretary of State
Hull, also plans to see other cabi-
net officers.
Hull said yesterday, after an
hours talk with Eden. that COM
plete understanding among Allied
governments was necessary for
prosecution of the war
and for successful solution of post
war problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Councilman
Co||dpses,
Hurt in Fall
Noted Grid Coach
in Ford Hospital;
Injured Friday

Charles z. (Gus) Dorais, one Of
the nations best-known football
coaches, and member of Detroit's
common council, is in Ford Hos
pital suffering from a fractured
skull.
Dorais suffered dizzy spell last
Friday night while putting on his
coat at the Detroit Athletic Club
coat room and fell. Mrs. Dorais
was with him at the time. News
of his injury was not made known
until today.
Since the first of the year,
Dorais ended his regime as Uni
Iversity of Detroit athletic director
and head football coach to join
the Detroit Lions of the National
Professional Football League az
coach.
DR.. Harold Dwyer, attending
physician, said:
"x-Ray pictures disclosed Gus
suffered q fractured skull In the
temple area He came through
the critical period in good shape
and is resting quietly. He win
be confined at Ford Hospital for
several weeks. He Is not al
lowed visitors"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Morse City Tense;
Ndzis Seize Lawyers

STOCKHOLM. March Is CUP)
The Swedish Telegraph Bureau
reported from Oslo today that 100
TO 300 persons, including three
Supreme Court lawyers and a
technical high school professor,
had been arrested by German oc-
cupation authorities in Trondheim
on the Norwegian west coast.
The atmosphere In Trondheim
was described as tense as result
of fresh railway sabotage near the
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
High Blood Pressure
Puts Rooney i'm IL

HOLLYWOOD. March is CUP)
The army turned down Mickey
Rooney today as a poor physical
specimen and thereby gave a jolt
10 the movie makers, who had cast
their foremost star in the role Of
guinea pig in a draft-deferment
test case.
Faced with the loss Of virtually
all their top-ilight picture. heroes.
the producers appealed Rooneys
la status in the hope Of getting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
COUSIN SUMMONS POLICE
Continued on Page Ia
Churchill, Recovered,
Cheered in Commons

LONDON, March Is (INSl-
Completely recovered from his
recent illness. Prime Minister
Churchill was cheered 10 the
echo today when he appeared in
Commons for the first time in
several weeks.
Smiling and obviously in high
spirits. Churchill shook hands
with many members who con-
graduated him on his recovery.
Churchill had a mild case of
pnetlnonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
FRONTS

FRANCE-Italian troops open
drive on armed patriots in AL
pine France as Nazi planes
bomb guerilla forces. reports
say. page IL
NEW GUINEA - Emphasizing
Gen MacArthur's warning
that the Japs are reinforcing
their bases for an attack on
Australia, Allied planes dis
cover three Jap transports
approaching Dobo and attack
them, scoring direct hits on
two ships and causing heavy
casualties by strafing enemy
troops damned on decks of
ships. page IL
TUNISIA-Allied planes blast
enemy transport in south as
patrols register slight advance
in north. page p
ALGIERS-Giraud invites De
Gaulle to final conference in
effort to unite all Frenchmen
fighting the Axis; London
sources believe DeGaulle will
60 TO North Africa within
two weeks to meet Giraud.
Page D.
RUSSIA-Reds crush strong de-
Tense belt guarding Staraya
Russo and capture several
towns in converging drives
on Smolensk while repulsing
heavy German attacks in the
Donets area; admit Nazis re-
capture Kharkov. page 2.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

tesian. who had just started 10
drink a cup of coffee q the time,
said:
The house--and mind you
it's brick-started TO culver so
violently that my wife almost
fell down the stairs. No, I
didn't drop the coffee"
Ford Motor Company employees
explained { At the Stag exploded
when il was dumped on the wet
ground. forming a steam bubble.
In damp weather, they said, the
sound is magnifed many thousand
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Simple Services Held
For J. P. MORGAN

NEW YORK, March is CUP)-
Simple funeral services were held
today for J. p. Morgan. interna-
tional financier and one of the
worlds richest men.
There were no flowers and no
pallbearers and only Morgan s
family, friends and business asso-
ciates attended the services in
ST Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
DSC 10 Yank Officer,
1st Killed in Africa

WASHINGTON. March IS (INS)
The Distinguished Service Cross
was presented today 10 3-year-old
George +. Marshall Jr. in post
humous recognition of the bravery
of his father, lieutenant colonel
in the armored forces who was
the first officer killed in the inva-
sion of Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

the government TO decide whether
movie stars are essential war
workers.
Army doctors, instead, thumped
he 22-year-old Mickeys chest and
concluded he was suffering from
high blood pressure Rooney's
draft board immediately reclassi-
ned him in AZ.
When the tousle-headed Rooney
came in from golf tournament
10 hear the news. he exclaimedi
I'm sorry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Gandhi Recovering

BOMBAY. March Is CUP)-
Mahatma Gandhi, recovering from
a three-week fast. was progress
ing satisfactorily" today but was
still too weak TO resume his regu-
lar walks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Highland Park Officer
Awarded Navy Cross

WASHINGTON, March Is CUP)
The Navy Cross has been pre-
sented 10 Comdr. Glenn II. Hart
wig of Highland Park, Mich. and
1t Comdr. Randolph B. Boyer,
Portsmouth. Va. for their efforts
to aid the sinking carrier Hornet
in the battle OF Santa Cruz last
Oct 26 the navy announced to-
daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Noel Coward improves

TORQUAY. England. March Is
(UP)-The condition of Noel Cow
ard, tor-playwright who suffered
a relapse last weekend while re-
from flu, was reported
definitely improved today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Damaeed-Shoe Ration Lifted

WASHINGTON. March 10 (UP)|
Shoe stocks damaged by fire.
water. steam or other accidental
causes may he sold on a nonration
basis, the Office Of Price Admin
iStration advised dealers today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Canning Supplies Plentiful

WASHINGTON, March 10 (INS)
American housewives were as
sured by the WPB today that
there will be plenty of metal
closures, rubber jar rings and
glass containers for food they ex-
pect TO can this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Pet Dog Rescued
After - Days i'm Well

feebly by the 10-year-old daughter
OF J. Bracken of Colby lane. Call
ing her father. who notified Joseph
Garbovitz, township police officer,
the two lowered a ladder and
brought up the half starved dog,
which showed its gratitude by lick
ing the child's hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
State 10 Levy 81 Fee
On Lakes Fishermen

LANSING. March 16-Scheduled
for passage in the House today is
a bill requiring 81 fishing license
to fish in Lake St. Clair, the Flats
and the Detroit River, II was ap-
proved tentatively last night and.
II passed today, will 60 to the
Senate. Al present, fishing IL
censes are required only on inland
lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Bill TO End Prejudice
By Employer Passed

LANSING, March 16.-The
Senate passed and sent to the
House today Senator Diggs' bill
IT unlawful for employers
TO refuse a person a job because
of race, creed, color or national
origin. Violators would be subject
to fine or Jail sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Stag Pile Explosion
Rocks Wide Area
That Ford Stag pile is acti

!. That Ford Stag pile is acting
hp again.
With a resounding explosion
that shook the Dearborn police
station and was felt by thousands
Of Detroit and Windsor residents,
the Stag played one of it's oc-
caslonal tricks at $3.50 a, m. today.
There was no damage but 10
Detroiters who Just last week ex-
perienced an earthquake. the
blast sounded more like enemy
bombs.
b James w. Staley Of $40 Ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

PONTIAC. March 16-A springer
spaniel was rescued today from an
abandoned well near here. % days
after il tumbled down the 35-foot
shaft.
Missing since Feb 10. the dog,
owned by Seth Metzger Of Wing
Lake road. was heard barking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

with penknife.
A half hour after she ran
screaming into her home, the sol
der, Pvt. Nelson l.. Raetzel. 25, oi
1907 Whitney, AWOL from Cha
mute Field, Ill. was found dead ir
a car al his sisters home.
AUNT SUMMONS POLICE
Eluding police summoned by
Miss Deloy's aunt, Raetzel had
driven into the driveway at 1880
Columbus and shot himself in the
head with a .22-caliber rifle The
knife used in the stabbing Of Miss
Deloy has not been found.
At her home Miss Deloy told
police how she earlier had spurned
Raetzel's marriage pleas.
He was also angry because
I reprimanded him for overstay-
ing his leave" the girl related
today.
CORRESPONDS WITH IS
II correspond with about Is
boys who are In service. When
they are In town I date them
and try TO keep them In line.
while we sat In the car he
asked me for n goodnight kiss.
refused him. Then he told me
should kiss him good-by. /
left him"
Miss Deloy denied a tussle had
occurred as they sat in the car
in front OF the house. She did not
know, she said. Of the stabbing
until she noticed blood streaming
down the front OF her dress.
IL screamed and ran into the
house" she said. He drove off,"
COUSIN SUMMONS POLICE
Miss Deloy awak ened her
Mrs. Bessie Korby. who
,alled police. A scout crew saw
he fleeing soldier several blocks
away. Raetzel, however. eluded
hem.
Nelson y. Czedik. the suicides
Drother-in-law, said he noticed the
an sedan in the driveway when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Executive
Fined i'm
Car Deal

David B. Ireland, president Of
the Wolverine Bolt Co., was fined
81 900 today by Federal Judge
Picard for violating OPA regula.
tons governing the purchase Of
new cars.
1t was the first sentence passed
on a violator under the automo-
bile freeze of Feb, 1912.
Before passing sentence, Judge
Picard told Ireland:
81 have considered your past
good record. 1 think a mans
record should stand for him
when he appears for sentence In
court. i am giving you all the
benefit of any doubt, but I
think an example should be set.
OFFERED JURY TRIAL
"So-called big business men
have to obey the OPA rules and
regulations the same as the
little fellow. III you are not
satisfied with the fine, I win
permit you to set aside your
guilty plea and you may have .
jury trial."
Ireland, 81. has four children,
one of whom is in the army. He
lives at 1856 Breton.
The indictment charged Ireland
attempted to conceal the purchase
of new car.
EXPLAINS WRECK
II charged Ireland appealed for
an order TO buy the car, saying he
had no transportation since his car
had been wrecked.
He entered plea Of guilty Feb
ruary 4.
Ireland's attorney explained be-
fore the sentence that his clients
car actually was wrecked early in
February. 1912. and that il was
pronounced total wreck By
garage man who was asked 10 re-
pair il.
The prosecutors office charged.
however, h a Ireland concealed
the fact he had two other cars
when the disputed one was pur-
chased after the freeze order be-
came effective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Cardinal Hinsley improves

LONDON, March is (UPl-Im-
ProveTent In The condition of
Arthur Cardinal Hinsley, arch
bishop OF Westminster. was re-
ported today by his physicians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Italians
Battle
Patriots

LONDON. March Is CUP)-Re-
ports from Switzerland today said
that italian troops supported by
Vichy forces had started a large
scale drive against strong French
guerilla armies entrenched in the
mountainous border district of
Eastern France, where open war
fare appeared imminent.
Unconfrmed reports said that
German planes had carried out
new bombing attacks on the guer-
lila positions.
Frontier dispatches by way of
Switzerland told Of minor clashes,
in which there were Italian and
French patriot casualties. But no
major battles had been reported.
Marital law has been proclaimed
in the region, one report said.
ELITE GUARDS USED
Other reports said Germany's
elite guards had moved up TO re-
inforce the Vichy mobile police in
the French Alps. assigned espe-
cially TO patrol villages from
which the guerillas were believed
10 be receiving supplies.
Dispatches from the Franco
Swiss frontier said gunfire was
heard from the direction Of France
last night, but the guns may have
been anti-aircraft batteries firing
on British planes such as are re-
ported 10 have been dropping
arms. munitions and even British
army officers by parachute during
the last week.
REFUSE TO SURRENDER
A Vichy-Nazi ultimatum calling
upon the patriots TO surrender by
p. m. yesterday expired with the
entrenched in the
heights Of the Haute-Savoie bor-
der district of Eastern France.
a Berne dispatch 10 the United
Press said that what first was
termed guerilla warfare now APP
pears 10 have become a large scale
revolt"
The patriot armies are led, ac-
cording 10 a Zurich report. by
French general and French and
British officers, the latter spe-
cially trained in guerilla warfare.
NOT GEN. CARTIER
The French general originally
was reported 10 have been
Gen. Cartier. but later advices in
iicated Cartier actually had been
collaborating with Vichy and
Nazl authorities in Haute-Savoie.
The Swedish telegraph bureau
said extensive dynamiting by pa
froit saboteurs in Haute-Savoie
started landslide threatening TO
angulf the town of Clusax, which
has been evacuated.
French workers at Toulon were
10 have gone on strike in :
protest against deportation of
heir fellow workers TO Germany
as laborers and another strike
Vas called in the HotchkiSs auto
mobile factory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
800 Strike at Ford War Plant
Spurned Airmon
Stobs Girl, Kills Self

The tail gunner of army bomber wrote tragic end
his unrequted love early today when he shot and killed
himself after stabbing his 1S-year-old sweetheart.
The girl victim attractive Beatrice Deloy 1855 Dexter
seriously wounded She stabbed in the breast