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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
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SEEK POPULAR ACTION

Apparently dashing hopes of an
early Italian Withdrawal from the
war, the statement was regarded
as an eleventh-hour effort to spur
the Italian people into a final at
tempt 10 get action from their
government for the ousting of the
Germans whose presence in Italy,
Gen. Eisenhower had described.
as the only remaining obstacle TO
peace.
editor s NOTE. ThiS
broadcast appeared 10 cast
doubt on rumorS that repre-
ScntativeS of Badoglio had ar
rived secretly by plane at Gen.
ElSenhower's headquarters 10
discuss an armistice. Informed
London sources said Saturday
right there WIS no sign rs yer
that Badoglio had made any
contact. direct or indirect, with
Eisenhower. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
PATIENCE NEARS END

The broadcast gave clear mott.
fcatiou 10 the Badoglio govern.
mert that Allied patience with it'
vacillation is drawing TO a close
TeXtually. II said
Italians Tonight we send
YOU solemn warning. Listen,
carefully. Tell your friends. Lis
ten. For what we say affects
the lives of every one 81 you.
six days have passed since
you overthrow Mussollnl. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
YugosIdvs Enter
Northern Italy,
Albania RevoIts
Neli Troops Rushed
Into Balkans 10 Cope
With New Uprisines

LONDON. July 81 tUP)-Yugo-
Slav gueriIaS. through Italian
lines. have fought their way into
the Udine district OF northwestern
Italy while other SiZable forces
Of Gen. Draia Mikhailovitch's pa
triot army have begun 10 attack
German troops along the old
AuStrisn-Croat frontier, a Nugo-
Slav spokesman said tonight.
A Stockholm report said re-
voting AlbanianS had reconquered
half their country and were driv-
ing toward the coast. meeting
little resistance from withdrawing
Italian troops.
German tank forces and In
fantry were reported pouring into
the Balkans 10 reinforce garriSonS
from which Italian troops were
understood 10 be Withdrawing.
The German Balkan forces
under Field Marshal Rommel
were taking hasty precautions 10
cope with patriot upriSIngS or Il
possible Allied invasion.
NAILS DIsARMs ITALIANS
Reliable reports reaching Cairo
said the Germans had begun dis
arming Italian troops at Larissa
Greece, indicating open recogni-
ton of the disaffection among the
30 10 40 Italian divisions in the
Balkans and an apparent Nazi
conviction that Italy already is
oct Of the war.
The Yugoslav spokesman said
Mikhailovitch apparently was
opening general offensive in
northern Jugoslavia. where
guerilla force of upwards of 5000
men attacked German defense
positions along the old Austrian
frontier where heavy fighting
with casualties on both sides was
reported.
Two Slovene brigadcs Of the
famed Deaths Head" guerilla
division battled their way through
the mountains along the YugoslaY-
Italian frontier. They were met
with acclaim in the Udine district.
north of the Gulf Of Trieste.
where many Of the native popula-
lion joined forces in the fight
against the Italians, the spokes-
man said.
swiss reports said the Yugo-
slav guerillas had been brought
under control by comb lined
Italian and German forces.
- ITALIANS WITHDRAW
The report that guerillas were
operatingn isied
operating inside Italy appeared 10
confirm information reaching Al
lied sources that the Italians were
making little effort 10 fight in
the Balkans, from which they
were withdrawing
But Stockholm reports said the
Germans were making prepara-
tions for fierce Balkan fighting.
These reports said tank troops
were being rushed there, including
units that had been stationed in
Cnrr,op.,te r.fn1litn nn,ntr,ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
First Aid To Sore
Eyes-Lavoptik

stop little local eye troubles before they get
big. Use soothing, pleasant Lavoptik. -
years success Prompt relief for sore. in
tanned, itohing, burning eyes or money re-
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Praised by thousands. Get Lavoptk today.
(Eye-cup included Al all druggIHts.
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OPPORTUNITY GONE

OPPORTUNITY GONE
The broadcast went over the
heads of those men in Rome to
inform the Italian people that the
Badoglio regime had missed its
opportunity to obtain peace and
that therefore Italy'S breathing
space is over" and an about air
campaign will be GnleaShed upon
her in earnest "
II was the first direct attack by
any authorized Allied source on
the Badoglio government since il
came into power seven days ago.
"a late Stockholm dispatch
10 the London Express said Ba-
dOglioS resignation is expected
within az hours unless he sue
ceedS in getting an armistice.
The message said four power
full" Italian political groups are
working against hlmD
Reports that Mussoiini has been
transferred to the Forte BraSchl
prison, near the village Of Pinet-
taSchetti, were published today by
the London Sunday Express.
These reports, based on informa-
ton from the Italian frontier, also
said the Fascist generals Cavellero
and Galbriati were taken 10 the
same prison. which has been the
scene of many executions under
the Fascist regime.
The Allies, it was pointed out.
had let up in their air attacks
on the Italian peninsula since last
Sunday. when the MuSSolini die
tatorship was overthrow. in order
10 allow the Italians a chance to
unite for peace and freedom
NAILS BOLSTER LINES
But. instead. the Germans who
had feared being caught like rats
IN trap If Badeglio makes peace
at once - themselves used the
hreather TO strengthen their posi-
ton in Italy it was stated.
And for that the sole respOn-
Sibility rests with the new gov
eminent In ROm me-" said the
broadcast from the official sta
ton at Allie d headquarters
which last Thursday had gwen
out Gen EiSenhower'S terms
under which Italy could have
obtained an armiStice.
Had that government acted
speedily" the new statement
from Gen. Eisenhower declared.
"the Germans by now would be
In full retreat"
The broadcast warned 1taly's
civilian population to shun the
| German invaders and to flee
from ports. rail functions and all
other places where military tar
gets exist.
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ldndon Calls
New Deal Fascist
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
responsibility. And TO relieve
organized labor of all RESPONSE
hility. And to relieve the farmer
OF all responsibility. And 10 re-
lieve the elected representatives
of the people in the Congress Of
all responsibility"
That" Landon added. ''iS the
Fascist theory Of planned
economy. III Is the only New
Deal answer 10 the unsOlved
problems 81 unemployment,
poverty and mass machine pro-
ductiOn.
Landon said that aside from
our war the most urgent and stu
pendouS problem confronting the
American people is winning the
peace at home. This problem
he asserted, is Of greater i'm.
portanCe than international soli'
daritY.'
after the war" LandOn said,
eve shall face a very difficult
task 10 convert this country to
sound and funCtiOning peace
time basis. That is when the
left wing OF the New Deal with
its oVerweening desire TO regu-
late. expects To permanently
establish state socialism.
"The small hut dominant
group Of New Dealers does not
expect 10 eliminate the middle
class or the 'onp mulerS' with
the firing squads as did the
Communists.
ELECTION ISSUE
"Their plans really come
closer 10 the early days OF
Hitler with the 'One mule class
eliminated through deficit
financing. and business, labor
and agriculture managed by the
national COVE rnment from
Washington.
Can greater blight he
imagined 10 the future Of the
boys and girls who are return
Ing from service Of their
country" Eandon asked. "Tbey
march away TO fight fasciSm
and they come back tO-what ."
The 1914 campaign, L n d o r
said. offers an opportunity to save
the country from faSciSm.
THE shadow Of notably bit
ter election that will mean
either the eclipse ~ the Fascist
New DealerS-Or the American
republic - is already appearing
over the land" he said "The
high ideals Of freedom for all
peoples will he nothing but
promises written on water IL
the Fascist New Dealers win
this battle against the one
mulerS."
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Company ~ 1928 Times Square. Detroit
n. Michigan.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

on the hands of the men in
Rome who, in Italy's hour of
decision. temporized instead
of acting for honor, for peace
and for freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
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Subscription rate Gin advance by matt
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or Mexico tOn Canadian suhscrp tions
add 100 10 cover war import lax
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ADVFETISFMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
l.. =. Sub Saves 20
Races Against lime Under Japs' Noses TO Resc
Children Missionaries in Solomons

A SOUTH PACIFIC BASE,
Jan. 5 tUP).-A United States
submarine. racing against time,
carried out daring night opera
ton in reScuing % persons.
mostly missionaries, from Japa-
neSe-held island of the Solomons
group, it as disclosed today
Admiral William f. HalSeyS
disclosed the exploit
and said II Of those rescued were
women in imminent danger OF mis-
treatment on death. Three were
children.
Admiral HalScy's headquarters
said the operation. one of the most
daring of the Pacific. involved de-
taching submarine of the Pacific
fleet from normal activities Of
Sirking Japanese ships and send
ing it into shallow water 10 effect
the rescue under the noses Of the
Japanese
The submarine reached a pre-
determined rendezvous on Sched-
ule and stood IN close 10 shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Coffee S53 q Pound, Butter SI8

Joke Berlin the effect that in addition to
things needed to buy ood-vitamins
and Ut
B stands for "Beziehungen"-to have drag or
influence.
vtamin 1T means "Unter Tisch"-trading under the
counter.
There still black market in Germany where deleaeies
has the but the supplies have
dwinded and prices fantastic.
Coffee S53 pound; butter, SIS pound; bottle of
cognac 500. Only high party officials diplomats and few
foreigners able to meet such prices.
raons heavily in April. 1912 but the
food called for by ration card has almost lost its
meaning There enough food fill the ration requirements
The Nazs having difficulty meeting demands even for
vegetables Persons recently in Germany reported
enough present potato and vegetable card
which entities youto much available but that IT was
important make friends with the shopkeeper
otherwise. he probably would tell you
sorry I'm all sold out
Swedish who recently came from Germany, told
United Press weeks before she had become sufficiently
friendly with shopkeeper to get vegetables If you are rich
enough, you bother the and butcher bu eat In
restaurant you get least the amount of meat
about theequarers of pound week to which are
entitled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Bottle of Brandy Big YuIe Treat

But the added you must arrive early or you will
not find place restaurants overcrowded the meat
dishes will have been exhausted
At Christmas big treat extra allotment of half
bottle of German brandy for adult to with reduced
quantities watery weak workers granted
extra ration of cheap wine
trying feed between 100000 and 100000
foreign prisoners working farms Il also
acting clearing house for food supplies for almost all
Europe prompting claims that Germany actually feeding the
equivalent O. 100000 100000 persons than
before the
Germany be extremely frugal with virtually every item
of food except salt but the greatest and most persistent short
ages include milk fish and fresh vegetables,
Consequently newspapers frequently praise small children
fields and woods organized parties for weeds
which bc used wartime vegetables.
A travellers report stated that up December only a
had arrived Berlin from the occupied
Ukraine
posters poclaimins that your
you this food but comparatively few Germans
buy any this soldiers gift Most Of il went 20 Naz
officials military leaders and diplomats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
$40 for Hamburger and Soup

Nevertheless the Germans starving, although they
far off than the British.
An ordinary meal better-class restaurant IN Berlin or
Munich costing about marks (S220 at the official rate of
exchange Of thin soup and the choice of standard
potato and cabbage small hamburger or less
than of steak.
Munich the grumbing loud because of the dctcOra
the cityS famous beer. II has become
Nelowish duon tasting of sacchane and other chemicals
ordinary glasu costs Il pcnngs compared To about
20 before the
During the last three German food cards have Sut-
81 and have exactly wohrds Of the buying
value they had at the outbreak OF war.
The welfare Of babies and mo hers Elo'n to i1Ae.c"
o the picture painted in official reports.
sCroula AND other signs of undruouriShment
unsuitable feeding becoming increasingly frequent
medical visitor Germany reported after ARRIVING in
neutral country.
II also known The diet has reduced the
peoples energy lowered their Resistance and made them
Creasngy irritable.
The Naz ordered peasants throughout Germany slaughter
possible obtain for the increased Christmas
but the supply still fails the demand despite
20 per reduction in livestock herds
TOMORROW: How much damage haze the Raj
, raids done?)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Workers Who Quit
Face .BOEpEeSS Period

a 50-day no-Work penalty Tor
employees Of war plants VINO quit
their lobs without authorization
was threatened by the State man
power commission today o., sr ap-
peal y hoard considered D., ur,j
casss flied by worker, H.. kgA Nd
change jobs. y
The heVT.nCs disclosed that s .J45
have walked or 'nrr 7rh. tncr
the cooperative Iabor "ffcoZe
was promulgated
Thus far about the only
penalty these men have suffered
j. the loss Of seniority al their
place 81 employment. said
Montague Clark. state man
power director.
More drastic punishment
may be required. We MAY adopt
plan similar 90 that in Louis
vile. where worker who quits
without going through the au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
| TO 5 Yrs. in Prison
For Death Speeder

Robert Duniap. -, of 1897 East
Philadelphia avenue, convicted on
Negligent homicide charges. was
sentenced today 10 one 10 five
years in Jackson prison by Traffic
Judge Thomas +. Maher.
Dunlap was accused Of driving
20 miles an hour while drunk and
fatally inlurinC Vivian Minter OF
20O9 East Congress avenue last
May az Goddard and Modern ave-
MUGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
u. S. Chart

Detroit and Vicinity Continued cold TO-
nght and tomorrow forenoon with llttie
change ~ temperature gentle 20 moderate
winds
Shippers forecast Protect Shipment
during the next % hours for North anG
west 10 10 zero south, zero 70 above
east. . 90 10 degfceg
Temperatures Monday highest % de-
srces lowest. Il mean. 20.
Departure from normal temperature Mon
day. degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
January I. degrees
Temperature one year ago today; High
est ] . degrees lowr.' . moan.
Temperature this date va past II years
Highest 80 degrees Boz 1885, lowest IS
degrees In 1854
Relative humidity Nruds> 80 m
90 $50 "a m. So. so o m -
80 p m 49,
Precipitation In last - hours ending Al
S 30 N TODAY Trace
Departure uom normal precipitation since
January ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06

thoriIed tranSfcr machinery
would not he permitted 10 work
elseW here for 80 days"
Clark added that The ones who
quit were amonE 3 600 cases
hro0ght 70 tho attention Of his
office
Eighteen of tho 30 cases before
lbe appeal pane Today were dis
0g ,ed because o' improper cert
tca'Dr a nineteenth was settled
amlr7hly when The cmployc agreed
'a withdraw ms appeal
Iu ibc1ls dismissed los the panel
r4llry showed tb cnployc, had
failed 20 sock a release from en-
p.OyCrs
The first step in the pro-
cedure - discussion between
the worker and his boss" Mon
'aguc Clark director oi state
manpowcr explained III this
fails. then the case Is brought
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Mysterious Blast
Here Solved by fBI

The mystery Of an explosion
Sunday that flooded newspaper
Offices with queries and sent police
on a hunt for possible sabotage
was solved today by John ).
BugaS, FBI chief
BugaS said II was caused by hot
Stag dumped on wet snow AT a
Vest side factory and, except IN
volume. was not unusual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06

Following a prcdeSignated signal
the refugees went aboard
The navy disclosed that had the
plan failed, second attempt
would have been made the next
night \ second venture may have
had tragic consequences because
the morning after the submarine
and its refugees departed large
Jap force landed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
COAL BINS
MUST BE KEPT
OILED
rs Harold /. Ickcs


WASHINGTON. Nov. II -, The
day may not b. far away wheh the
coal consumption rate will Nave
exceeded Nhc waite at which Goal
can be made available. You must
begin right now to acquire and
store coal al every opportunity.
Too many people are stu following
them pre-Pearl Ilarbor custom OF
ordering coal on a hand-to- mouth
basis
To make il convenient for you
TO stock mp the Detroit Coal Com
pany will be glad to charge load
lot orders Pay no money until
March. then pay cash or make six
monthly pay ments. our phone
Is Townsend a-sS03.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06

on THE GERMAN FRONTIER Jan. 5 (UP).-If the
Germans could buy the things that displayed in shop
windows, they would be well fed and warmly clothed.
But in many cases there is nothing the shelves
to correspond with the window dressing Persons who
have been inside Germany report that the is less food
to be purchased in the Reich than There at the
beginning of the fourth winter of World War
windows of the big shops stocked with an
assortment of good things" said Belgian who had
capped after travelling Germany "bu they cannot
be purchased without permit. Inside the shops,
there practically nothing for sale except plated straw
articles and small glass trnfcts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Downstate Turns In
$4,000 New Tires

Collection Of new tires sur
rendered under gasoline rationing
viii net close 70 175.000 in the
Lower Peninsula. A government
spokesman SAID today The Rail
way Express Agency. which acted
a collection agent Still has be-
tween 500 and 600 calls 10 be
filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Sergeant FoundGuiIty
OF teaching Insanity

LOS ANGELES. Jan. : >tINS) .
Sgt George Comroc D. con-
victed Of accepting brides for.
teaching four men how 10 Simu-.
late insanity 10 escape the draft
yesterday was sentenced 10 seven
years m prison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
REGROUP FOR ATTACK

General MacArthur's COM
muniquc announced that the Aus
tralian and United States troops
who had driven the Japanese from
their last defense I'm the Buna
area were regrouping preparatory
10 the attack on Sanananda
Point.
United States and Australian
troops have wiped out the last
resistance IN the Buna
area of northern New Guinea by
smashing a small enemy pocket
inland Enn-1he- capnlred-area,
reports from the front said.
Reports TO headquarters said
that about 50 stragglers were
taken yesterday and many pris-
onerS captured. Al least 500 Japa-
nese troops were killed or cap
turcd during the weekend. The
largest group OF enemy troops re-
naming IN the Buna area. about
100. were surrounded in the COCO
nut groves inland from the beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
GERMANS THROWN BACK

The third big German counter
attack was made on the south
southwest Stalingrad front.
The Germans attacked IN force
but were thrown back in disorder,
the noon commurlque said, while
m other sectors Red army men
advanced 10 storm and capture
several village,
The Russians ihIIS- Mctn- cnrtlnl4--
INC an unbrOkcn series of advances
on four main battle fronts along
their 1.lU0-mlle offensive line
Caucasus. Middle Don South-soutn-
west Stalingrad and center
In a major victory yesterday
the Russians captured Chernysh-
kovSky and It's adjoining railroad
station Of ChernyShkov, 100 miles
west of Stalngrad on the railroad
which extends 10 Likhaya, where
II conuectS with the RoStoV-Voro-
nezh- Moscow line, and Kharkov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Bombed
To Destroy Jap
Threat TO Bund
M'Arthur Masses Army TO
Attack Samantha After
North Guinea Raids

GEN + RAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. Austria a,
Jan. ) Capitalized planes opened
a heavy attack on Japanese bases
in the north New Guinea area to-
day as Gen Douglas Macarthur 5
United States and Australian
troops maSSed for a drive to throw
the enemy forces from their last
stronghold IN Papua.
enemy bases from which
help might have been sent 10 the
holding S amman d a
Point, 2l2 miles from Buna vii
lagc on the north New Guinea
coast, were attacked by heavy
medium and attack bomberS and
fighter planes. and enemy -posi.
tons on the point were bombed
and machine gunned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Fireworks LikeIY Over 81 Seliti0n Indictments
Inside GERMANY:
Stores Advertise
Goods They Lack

EDITORS NOTE-This Dispatch second IN q So
yJcs on conditions INSIDE GERMANY in the fourth
lcatcr Of 1cGr deoiS CiH the food that Germans eat
and bor much they pay Jor il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
PAPER INDICTED

Tho department SAID the q
original defendants would face
similar fines in addition under the
July Indictment. unless tho court
later decides 10 Try the defendants
on the second indictment alone.
Among the six new indictments
was that of the New York Evening
Enquirer. Inc. of which William
Griffin is publisher Griffin, among
the original % indicted is fighting
removal from New York City.
Griffin. in maintaining his inno-
ccnce Of the charges, has produced
a mass Of documentary evidence
and testimony by leading citizens
10 show his 100 per cent Amerl-
CaniSm
Tho five new individuals indicted
were
George F. Dcatheragc, ST Al
bans ". Va. organizer of the
knights of the White Camcllia and
the American Nationalist Confcd-
Grafton
Mrs. Lois de Lafayette Wash
burn. alias IT \. T OF Chicago
and Seattle. organizer Of the Ma
tional Liberty Party the National
Gentle League and a distributor
for Yankee FrCemcn.