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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Americans Watch Every Move

And the Japs have not only dug in one line
north of Australas northern coast. They have pre-
pared three lines, both for defense purposes and for
jumping off bases from which to attack the Allies
both in Australia and in the South Seas.
American reconnaissance is doing a masterful
job in that area. American observation planes are
keeping daily watch every move the Japs make.
For instance when left Australia a couple of
weeks ago we knew of certain new moves the Japs
were making at many of their main bases in those
myriad islands north of Australia. The fact that
they had brought crack divisions down somewhere
from the north to point much closer to Australia
than any one had dreamed possible was well known
to our people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Going to Try New Move-Soon

And they not bringing them down there just for
the trip" of our generals told They going
to try a homeland soon. We doping out right
where they plan 10 hit and you bet going
to he ready for them and we're going TO hit them With
everything we've got"
This general paused for minute and looked at the map
on his wall
God" he said 'how would like to have Just little
stufust enough to GO up there and really give
those fellows blasting. If could have just such little
bit more. When you consider what turning out
today, could go up there and blast them before they
could get of the ground. We could upset their plans
plenty with just a little stuff"
What do you mean by just little general:" I asked
him.
What do mean in specific fgures:" he repeated,
looking over at one of his associates II wonder what do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
0PA's Powers Tested
In Federal Courts

NEWARK, N. j., March 9 (INS)
"A test case involving the con-
stitutionality of the Emergency
Price Control Act of 1912 and the
powers of the OPA was before the
federal courts today.
Federal Judge Fake announced
he would appoint a statutory
court of three federal judges to
pass on the constitutionality of
OPA regulations as applied TO
meat dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

southern and western Ger
many. page 81
NEW GUN EA-MacArthur
spokesman denies Jap air
strength is waning in South
west Pacific; Jap fliers sink
small Allied ship. page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Paper Auto Plates
Looked for in 1914

The metal used in license plates
has been put in Ia and next year
new ones may merely be thick cor
rugated paper soaked in oil and
painted.
Secretary of State Herman Dig
nan said his staff is experimenting
with paper plates and that SAM
Piles are being tested for durability
on eight State Police cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
By BARRY FARIS
Editor of International News Service

Eduor y Intefndt'onoE NeWs Serptee
A MERICA'S chief foe is Japan. There can be no
n doubt of this in any ones mind if he will make
extended trip through the South Pacific and Aus
tralia and talk to the men who are directing Amer
icas war efforts in that field
Our victories at Guadalcanal, at Midway, in the
Coral Seas and in New Guinea brilliant and hearten-
ing as they were do not mean that Japan has been
defeated or is on the defensive. And America is far
from being safe from direct attack by the Nips.
The year that has passed since Japan staged its
sneak attack Pearl Harbor and marched down
through the Malay States, overwhelming Singapore
and the valiant Dutch, has Japan steadily and
diligently dig itself in on line roughly 5000 miles
long extending east and west north of Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Santa Claus Toy Bag
To Be Much Lighter

NEW YORK, March 9 (INS).-
Total war will reach. into Santa
Claus toy bag with a vengeance
next Christmas, il was disclosed
today at the annual meeting of the
American Toy Fair.
Electric trains, mechanical toys.
velocipedes and all rubber toys
will be missing. Most toys will be
made of "non-strategic materials
such as wood, cardboard and
fabrics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
PI unes NOW
Will Lick Jops>
General Insists

EDITORS NOTE-Mr. Fairs, editor-in-chief of
International News Service, has Just completed
tended tour of the South Pacific and Australia, and
series of articles hos set down hghlghts of Whdt
he found. among leaders he talked tcith Were Gen.
Macarthur, It, Gen George c. Kenney chief of air
forces under Gen. Macarthur, and Admiral Holsey,
commander 0f South Pacific ndrdt forces. The articles,
Of Uhich this is the frSt Uritten before of
the smashing Of that Jap convoy IN the Bismarck Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Operas Alice Nielsen Dies

NEW YORK, March 9 (INS)-
Funeral arrangements were being
made today for Alice Nielsen, ia
nous opera star of three decades
ago, who died yesterday at the
age OF Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Miller Hospitdlized
After Illness in Court

Judge Miller of circuit court
was under observation at Ford
Hospital today after his collapse
in court chambers. His condition
was not reported serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Lansing Fire Loss 5000

LANSING, March 9--Two
garage fires in the Lansing area
destroyed the buildings, two auto
mobiles and merchandise. Esti-
mated loss is 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
j. ). Envoy
Calls Soviiets'
Plan Unfair
After His Protest to
Press. StandIey Talk
to Officials Predicted

MOSCOW, March 9 (UP)-Ad.
miral Standby. American ambas-
sador to Moscow, prepared today
to confer with high Russian officials
after bluntly accusing the Russian
government of deliberately with
holding information concerning
American aid to the Russian war
effort from. the Russian people.
1t was presumed that STANDBY
would take up MS charge. made at
a press conference yesterday. with
the Russian government.
(The CHS correspondent at
Nose said STANDBY was
awaiting conference with
Premier Stalin.)
Standby told American and
British newsmen that 1t was not
fair to mislead Americans into
giving millions of dollars from
their pockets. thinking they are
aiding the Russian people and the
Russian people not to know IT,"
NO RECOGNITION
"Ever since I have been here,~
he said, II have been carefully
looking for. recognition by the
| Russian press Of the fact that
they are getting material help
from America, not only through
lend-lease, but also through the
Red Cross and Russian Ameri-
can Relief - and I have 30 far
failed to find any acknowledge
THE American people are
doing IL out of friendly feeling
for the Russians, but the Rus
sian people don't know about
It."
STANDBY said the Russian gov.
eminent seems to be trying 10
create the impression at home, a
well as abroad, that they are fight-T
ing the war alone"
ct appears to be q desire on
the part Of the Russians to show
that they are fighting the war
with their own resources rather
than acknowledge help from any
one" he said.
FACTS WITHHELD
(Stalin, in his order of the day
to the Russian people on Feb. q.
said that lin view of the absence
of a second front In Europe, the
Red Army alone Is bearing the
whole weight of the war;
When Standley's attention was
drawn to The fact that the Rus
sian Red Cross Acknowledgement
Of aid from the Allies was pub
lished in the Anglo-American
press but not in Russian news
papers. he said:
well, there is no question the
/ people I'm America know tho
facts and here the people DON'T
STANDBY warned that the Amer.
lean Congress was a sensitive
group.
They are generous and big
hearted 30 long as they feel that
they are helping some one" he
said, but give them the idea
that they are not helping and Il
might be n different story"
He pointed out that the present
Continued on Next Page, Col. ~
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Sam S Founder
Su(cumbs at Il

Sam Osnos. 71-yeer-old founder
Of Sans Cutrate, Inc. and chair
man of the board of directors,
died In Harper Hospital at $50
p. m. yesterday after a months
illness.
See detailed story and picture
on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Labor Drive
By Foe Meets
Open Revolt
Report Hitler Feers
Patriots May Join
Coming Invasion

LONDON, March 9 (UP)-
More than 200 German soldiers
have been killed in the last II
hours by French patriots revolt
ing against a Nazi-Vichy attempt
10 round up 100000 Frenchmen
for Hitler's slave legions in Ger
many, a Fighting French spokes-
man said today.
Patriot guerrillas fought Ger
man troops and Gestapo agents
in Paris and several other French
cities, the spokesman said.
One source said Hitler might
attempt TO provoke a premature
revolution in France as a justifi-
cation for wiping ou. the patriots
before they can join forces with
Allied troops in the coming inva-
sion.
1.-THE resistance Is weil-organ-
ized," the spokesman said.
Guerrilla units operating
throughout France are led by a
former French army officer.
Reports indicate that the UNDER
ground organizations as a whole
have not gone into action as yet
and we do not believe they will
move unless its gets worse"
GUERRILAs STAY IS
Guerrilla bands were credited
with killing % German officers
without loss 10 themselves in a
grenade attack on the Lille Casino,
while in Paris other bands sur
rounded four houses occupied by
Germans and hurled grenades
through windows.
One group of French Guerrillas
overpowered German sentries IN a
street battle, then broke into a
German garage, the Fighting
French said.
SET BUILDING AFIRE
They remained in the garage for
more than an hour, destroying
scores Of vehicles, and withdrew
after setting the building afre.
The Fighting French spokesman
asserted the situation had reached
the point where an Allied invasion
of France is imperative.
One out of every four French
men between the ages Of 20 and
40 has been imprisoned or sent TO
German war factories, the spokes-
man said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
4O-Sec. Z
Quake
Felt Here
No Damage Results;
Big Area Affected

Inere WAS an earthquake IN
the Detroit area last night.
1t lasted only 40 seconds and
caused no damage, but Detroiters
revealed today it rocked hundreds
of homes, ratified dishes and
moved furniture.
The temblor struck at 1927
p. m. and shook Detroit and its
suburbs with such intensity that
any war-conscious residents
thought enemy bombers had raided
the city.
Frantic householders flooded Of
fees of newspapers and police pre-
cincts With telephone calls.
DESCRIBE EXPERIENCES
The quake apparently covered a
wide area. Dispatches said that
shocks were felt in Cleveland and
other towns in northern Ohio; In
Buffalo, N. Y; Wheeling, w. Va;
western Pennsylvania and Toronto,
London and other western On
tario communities. No damage
was reported.
DR.. J. j. Nassau, director OF the
Case School observatory at Cleve-
land, described the shock of the
strongest in this region in the
last 20 years"
An analysis of the more than
100 calls to Detroit police indi-
Gated the quake was most severe
in the east side OF Detroit and
Crosse Pointe communities.
Reports were also heard from
IWyandotte, River Rouge and
Dearborn. Several calls came
from the northwest side Of De-
troit.
Prof. Dean B. Mclaughlin, Uni
versity of Michigan astronomer,
said the school Seismograph re-
corded very distinct shock at
.11:27 p. m. with diminishing in
tensity."
Declaring II was a rare for
tune" the professor said the deli
cate apparatus gave a perfect
reading.
SECOND RECORDED
A second quake of "quite Sc
we're" proportions was registered
on the seismograph at Fordham
University, New York, shocks be-
ing recorded at 2:03 and 2:14 a. m.
The quake. direction undeter-
mined, occurred about $500 miles
from New York.
Here's how Detroiters described
their experiences:
Mrs. Eve Phillips Of 1852 Cal
vert:
81 was sitting on the edge OF
the bed, and suddenly the whole
house started shaking. My
shoes seemed TO be dancing
around the ROOM
William Bryan OF "a 'Moross:
II was In my bedroom, and
all of a sudden the whole room
started moving around.
1--WE been through earth
quakes in California, but IL was
never like this"
A nervous voice to the Times
city desk:
Us IL true they bombed De-
troit 2"
Prof. Mclaughlin said the last
quake in this area was recorded
in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, March 9 (UP)-
Marshal Rommel is continuing his
retreat after abandoning so tanks
to the British Eighth Army, and
American pilots have won a big
air battle over the Mediterranean
in which the Axis lost 10 planes
against none FOR the United States
forces.
The pressure of the Eighth
Army's veterans at mobile warfare
in the desert was pushing ROM
mel back toward his Mareth Line
positions. Over the weekend he
had sailed out and attempted to
throw the forthcoming offensive
of the Eighth Army off balance by
quick thrusts-six on Saturday
at their lines.
Flying Fortresses and P-3S
Lightnings ran into the air battle
yesterday during a sea sweep be-
tween Tunis and Tripoli.
DOWN IL FOE PLANES
Fifty Axis planes challenged the
Americans and II enemy planes
were shot down. The Axis total
loss rose to 19 when two of their
own planes collided.
The Allies appeared to be win
ming mastery of the air all along
the Tunisian front. A total of q
enemy planes were destroyed yes
terday against an Allied loss Of
only two.
On the northern front the Axis
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