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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

he could say function, "the
mayor of New York-a Mr.. La
Guardia, / believe-got up and
delivered few well-chosen
words"
In conclusion. this mayoral
gentleman turned 10 DR. Kung
and got of a scintillating re-
mark which began:
"ConfuCius say: -"
But what his honor The
mayor probably did not know
and which l am telling you
by way OF broadening your
knowledge is this:
Or. Kung Is direct de-
scendant Of Confucius"
looked up some stuff about
Confucius in the Encyclopedia
Britannica and vas surprised
10 learn that the sage was born
in the province OF Lu.
called back Mr.. Lu and
said:
"NOw. ! will tell you some
thing. Mr.. Confucius was born
In your province. What does
Lu' mean"
Mr.. Lu hesitated as If weigh
ing his answer and said:--
"'Lu' means 'Shantung.'
THAT will be enough of the
two black crows routine" I
said severely IL am serious"
Well" said Mr.. Lu. "the
place used TO be called LII.
which means nothing. but il
was changed TO Shantung which
-meaR-the-east mountain. Tai
mountain runs through it,"
I FOUND one crack by Con-
L fucius that seemed peculiarly
applicable today. The sage
came upon a woman weeping.
She said that her father-in-
law. her husband. and her son.
had lust been eaten on that
-sPetby a tiger.
ConfuciuS asked her why she
did not leave so dangerous
place and she replied:
Because there Is no oppres-
sive government here"
ConfuciuS agreed, saving:
Oppressive government Is
hercer and more TO be feared
than a tiger"
! ran through a bunch OF
Confucius' sayings and most of
them seemed pretty sound
and isn't il white of me to say
so? But there is one seri-
ouSly question II is this:
The cautious seldom err"
| think the cautious err a lot.
II seems TO me that a man can
kick thing around so long. and
worry over II so much. that his
Judgment becomes mu d d e d.
decisions often prove the
soundeSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
We GODS but we got thirsty

We GODS but we got thirsty
l. last week on the range. This
Alabama sun dries all the mois-
ture out of you, especially when
you spend IL 10 IA hours a day
on fiat ground without any
shade. You begin to appreciate
that canteen hanging on your
belt.
It's not the lack of water. but
the loss of salt from your sys-
TEN, that makes you subject to
heat prostration. II you've
worked in a factory or steel
mill you've probably ca t e n
plenty of salt tablets. though.
Even in the Times office we've
had that box on the wall full oil
salt pills in summer.
The trouble here is that some
men just won't take their salt
pills. and the army, with typical
army directness, has Instituted
another system to make sure
that the troops get enough salt.
DO you know what a Lister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

A LEXIS SMITH. Tall and
IA slightly terrific cinema
queen. She is 5 feet 8 inches in
height without her high heels.
still think she should change
her name TO Alexandra.
Miss Smith does not smoke
cigarets and during the cocktail
hour she drinks ginger ale or
sarsaparilla.
Frank Darcy, poet, play
wright polo expert and collector
of rare seashellS. His father was
Charles T. Darcy, who wrote
In Old Kentucky
Frank, a veteran of World
War /, is the proud pappy OF
three children. all OF whom are
now in the armed services.
NENOSf confidential :-States
"A a travelling man of 25 years
experience:
Female hotel clerks are def
initely flop. Not one in thou
sand knows -how-te- properly
greet or treat a traveller"
Subscriber who is expecting
the birth of twins asks me 10
suggest male and female names
that rhyme with Bruce"
Can't think OF any offhand,
but will subject the matter 10
study and report soon.
Students Of the matter say in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

native-born Americans have
tried; / am happy 10 say that
they, too, have failed. One g.
year-old worker in an aircraft
plant cut II wires in two
bombers Just 10 see how the
F'BI handled a sabotage investi-
CATION. He found out.
THE "Blunder Bund," which
Il once scoffed al American
faith in human nature, was set
back when its chief espionage
ring was penetrated by the FBI.
We built a radio station with
their funds, gave them mislead-
ing information, sold them fic-
titlous plans, and al the conclu-
sion Of the Case tnrned-nXeEa
profit OF $1,000 TO the u. s.
Treasury TO buy bullets to shoot
back at the super race"
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, con-
NiNttu ltddtl vi the vi mar
American Bund, fled 10 Mexico.
He was tripped up When The
alert Mexican military authori-
ties became suspicious after he
stacked a 25-foot fishing boat
with 200 pounds of food, $50
liters of drinking water and 80
packages of cigarets.
Ernst Fritz LehmitZ was
caught as the result of some Of
his newsy letters designed 10
conceal reports in secret writ
ing on convoy movements. He
wrote that his dog was sick, he
was busy with victory gar
den and as an air raid warden.
These jig-saw bits Of informa-
ton were pieeed together and
after some additional hard
work he and his associate. En-
win Harry De Spretter, were
arrested
The Nazi spy, Heinz August
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon.

UIASHfNGF0N, a III s.
w Whenever ! wish TO know
anything about ancient Chinese
lore call up Mr. David Lu Of
Central News Agency Of China.
Mr.. La doesn't know any
thing about a. either, but he Is
a very nice guy and / like 10
talk 10 him anyway.
! called Mr.. Lu Yesterday be-
cause was little short Of
material and wanted 10 know
If ConfuciuS had gotten of any
good gags lately
Mr.. Lu said he hadn't heard
OF any. although there had been
some talk that Confucius was
working up a new batch about
a travelling salesman
However" said Mr. Lu, at
80 happens that i am In a spO-
sition TO bring you up To date
on "A certain fact concerning
COnfucius. l am sure II will
he absolutely new 10 You. be-
cause ] have never considered
your stock OF Information eX-
haustive, or even existent"
Mr.. Lu. who talks like five
Harvard professors trying 10
out Harvard each other. said
he had Just been 10 New York
10 attend a testimonial dinner
in the Waldorf-AStoria for DR..
II. II Kung finance minister
and vice-premicr Of China.
~ At THIS function said
"A Mr.. La, who would never
dream of saving dinner when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
RETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

THE question Of heart MUIR
L murs does not usually dis
turb the calm of our civil life,
but in war time when the
draft boards examine any large
group of young people certain
number are found to have "a
systolic murmur of the heart.
They hadn't the slightest idea
they had il before the medical
examiner turned it up and IN
fact didn't have any notion they
had anything the matter with
their hearts and imagined they
were in perfect health. Some of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

them write me in utter bewil-
derment wanting TO know what
it is all about
These letters take me back to
a dark night in my own life,
when l was a medical student,
and / was sitting up in my room
reading Cabot's Physical dag
nosis and l had a brand new
stethescope and something in
the text of the book prompted
me TO put the stethescope on
the apex of my own heart. And
there l h .rd a murmur. Then
for a second or two my heart
entirely stopped beating so l
couldn't hear It,. When II re,
sumed its activities / listened
again and sure enough l was
certain it was murmur.
WELL Put-the- stethese0Pe
W down and faced death. A
sob came into my throat to
think of one so young. so full
Of promise passing from this
bright world 10 the realms OF
shade. l planned an extremely
affecting funeral. But time
were -en-ana- resumed by
duties and more or less got
used 10 the idea.
And that.-mX children. was
nearly 40 years ago and the
funeral hasn't taken place yet,
and I'm still going strong. I
don't examine my own heart as
often as i used 10, but when l
do I cannot detect any rnurmurs
in il. Perhaps my technique has
become more refined and / don't
call just any old sound a muir
muir. And perhaps that is the
trouble with some of the medi-
cal examiners OF the draft
boards-they do call any old
sound murmur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
JACK PICKERING

bag is? It's big canvass and
rubber bag that holds perhaps
30 or 40 gallons of water, with
a row Of spigots at the bottom
of the bag. You hang the bag
from a tree, or in our case, be-
cause we didn't have any trees,
a tripod made of strong sap
lings.
WHEN a mans canteen runs
w dry, he heads for the Lister
bag. The army way of doing
things is to throw handful OF
salt into the Lister bag every
time it is reflled. The Alabama
sun takes care of persuading the
men 10 drink, and the lack OF
any other water supply sees TO
il that they get enough salt into
their systems.
A couple of times they got too
much salt in the water. To
men who never had been near
an ocean, the water tasted like
sea water-and to tell the truth,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
7 THINK Dewey's election is

7 THINK Dewey's election is
i a cinch.
heard the price-makers were
quoting an opening price Of 3 10
] against him.
Says / 10 myself. says l.
This IL better than license
TO steal"
got hold of my betting COM
missioner. Col. Dunderhead. aid
told him TO hop aboard that
price forthwith for slzeable
bet. That is. sizeable for small
operator like me
The colonel reported back
presently just what l had half
suspected that l had heen-heaE--
ing scuttlebutt. There was no
3 10 / 10 be had.
81 can get you some ? TO !.
but only for "A nubbin." he said.
"Nobody wants any action this
early. They want to wait 10 see
what comes up"
Well. II Is my opinion you VIII
not be able 10 get 10 | against
Dewey in a few weeks. ! think
he will go 10 the post even
money and I wouldn't wager
any considerable sum ne Will
not be the favorite
And | tell you think he is a
sure thing 10 win.
NO BROTHER, ] am no, kid
~ ding and this IS not a
partisan statement | am
Roosevelt fellow. But | am also
a betting fellow brother and |
never let sentiment sway my
judgment on a betting propo-
sition.
am a great adrnirer Of Billy
Conn tapped out on Joe Louis
10 flatten him. | bet on RooSe-
welt three times hand running.
! don't think the dice will stay
hot for him fourth time.
The war in Europe will be
over by election time. or so
nearly over II Will amount 20
the same thing as far as the
affect on the political situation
AT home is concerned. / think
no one will deny that this cir
cumStance will favor Dewey.
But aside from that. the
margin Of voting change neces-
sary 10 elect Dewey is so small
and that change so certain off
present indications | don't see
how he can lose. However |
hope my touting Of Dewey does
not have the same kiCkbaCk
that attended an equally jealous
touring of Wendell #1tfkfc four
years ago 10 a Broa way
gambling fellow by the name Of
Fox.
THIS Mr.. Fox. who had ac-
i cumulated a considerable sum
of money, was taken into part
nerShip in a firm Of betting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Brain Game Answers

1-Honshu.
2-The Pentagon Building in
Washington, D%C.&
3-Heptagon.
IA The Marianas: (b) Cara
pan, which is also the larg-
est city in the Marianas
group.
5-Ca1 An Indispensable condi-
ton.
6-Beans and peas. A legume
-is-a- plant which bears its
fruit or seeds in pods.
The staphylococcus germs.
S-Carnivorous insects, indigen-
Gus 10 Japan. eat the beetle
and its young.
Copyright. 1914. b. King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Y. s.: Would a cyst on the
ovary interfere with having chill
dren?
Answer: Not necessarily. II
depends on its size.
S. NJ. w: A. says 1t Is essen
tial TO have orange Juice daily.
B. says no, or God would have
oranges growing all over the
world, also she didn't eat or
anges when she was young. ex-
cept maybe one every two or
three years.
Answer: The necessary es-
sential food element abundantly
contained In oranges Is Vitamin
e, but you get IL In many other
foods--such as apples, string
beans, raw cabbage, sauerkraut,
celery, lemons, parsley, toma-
toes (raw and canned), raw tur-
nips, meat, spinach, peppers and
Strawberries.
r. II. H.-Would you please
repeat the formula for a dan
druff remover?
A.-Resorcinol-20 parts, tine
ture cantharides-20 parts, oil
of bergamot-20 parts. glycerin
2 parts, alcohol-120 parts, rose
water sufficient to make 1000
parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

pestigation, United States De-
portment Of Justiee.)
NaziS in America have been
taking drubbing like the
Nazis facing the Yanks in Nor
mandy, the British al Caen. and
the Russians in their victorious
sweep through Poland.
The much-vaunted S,asN bpdical
planning and schenffHgEN the
Nazis have contributed to their
own downfall. They tried, but
failed. 10 swing their Fifth
Column into action in America.
II suffered Setbacks before
Pearl Harbor, but It's back was
broken once we were freed OF
peacetime restraints.
SINCE Pearl Harbor. over
~ 1880 suspected Fifth Col
-unnfsts have been arrested.
The more dangerous were in
termed. others paroled, ana
others released when il was GER
tain they would do no harm.
The German high command
admitted the inehectiveness of
their Fifth Column when they
dispatched the eight -saboteurs
to America by submarine two
years ago. We have learned
that other boteurs were
trained 10 take their places.
But so far they have not put
In their appearance.
America has a perfect score
In combating the experts in
doom and destruction. No act
of enemy-directed sabotage has
yet occurred in the United
States.
/ am sorry TO say that even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Connolly Answers

lib. 2-b. Sd. 4-c. 5-a. g.
(a) eminent; (b) indicted:
tc) irrelevant; Id laun-
dered; (e) PRODIGY.
Copyright, 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

DR.. Clendening Will answer
.uestlons of general interest
only and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

3-My, my. no! He hates Hit
Ter with bittery, icy cold, re-
lentless hatred because of the
vast damage Hitler has done to
Stains country and his pro-
gram. But Stain thinks democ-
racy represents a system of So
ciety and economy and a way
of life that is far inferior to the
principles and methods of COM
muniSm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

by John Edgar Hoopsr,
director, Federal Bureau Of In
pestiGation, United States De-
portment Of Justice.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

AN-DCEG
SfAlN HATE
DEMOCRACY NJ
M SANE Wan AID
|PR TIE SANE
RekSO@ re AKE5
|hUlERS ~-n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

THIS Mr.. Fox. who had ac-
i cumulated a considerable sum
of money, was taken into part
nerShip in firm Of betting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
EAeep Sister Kenny
I'm ~. CrippIes' Plea
Rv WILLIAM CARTAN
sulclAl ia I'M nLIHnli inns

CHICAGO March i0-The cur
tan VIII 50 up Fn q drama Of
v1nderS/Hhe1 score, OF children
once raC.c7''y robbed of a young
>'rrs natural right 20 run and
p'ly. assemble Tonight under their
aHn power at Oriental Hall.
VII ~ E3pPy occaSlon THIS
ma,, meeting In honor of Sister
kenny. fighter extraordinary
ust inlantle paralysis Fer
Iulc faces once twisted with PAIN
are smiling again, thanks 20 The
famed Australian nurse.
Mothers, who in joyful gratitude
Taught the children 70 remember
8 >ilT NcDrN I'M theT daIlY prayers,
HkeWise WIFI bc there 10 tell
C#Cb 0fhCr almost incredible StOT-
l.S III recovery Bur more than
-TTr. r-6 TT0t'TrrS- t0e4-t7Cr sVItT
relatives aud ncighborS. viii JON
leaders az churches. civic organi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
0PA Volunteers
Check Stores

Some 5000 retail stores % 81"
Detroit area 5000 81 lhcm wtg
the civ lmtsl were 'a'ourf n
OPA tpesy that ae-0rn- NJ"
dsv. they VIII hrt,frd hy Na.aa.
'crr checkers to a,ccrraT r tHt
sr- keeping WITHIN OPS r0a-
u0nS
director. pointed o.t frH M
checking. tor vha.r $50 nsH,
principally heu scVfFre httt
volunteered. VIII bc purely cau,
Csf.0D8l
NO prosecutions vili result
from any irregularities found in
this check" he SAID
However anOt % O. r. volunteer
check VII b. made Ami :. and
vioiators fe#d At th4l rne Wl.
be called W 10 5 cor.grgl.e WIN
ration bosrj p7ne.,
.---..-1l-A
educational pIoCcss. ffo 1-rCT--rz
VII then nc brought 1910 court
frt Enforcement action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Detroit Marine
Killed in Pacific

SGT Zyimund J Seinkaniec who
Ln1tSICd I'M The L. s Marine Corps
long before Pearl HaTbor and
WIN for three and a half years,
taught lbathernecks how 10 shoot
at Paris Island s. C.. before ne
sailed 10 The southwest Pacific.
has been killed I'M action, his par
cntS learned today
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sienka-
nice OF 7S03 Nickel. Dearborn.
We're informed by the navy of
their sons death Their only clue
4S 60 the action in which Zytmund
died was that they believed his
regiment took part in the Marsh
an Islands fighting.
Another member of the Sienka-
nice family is IN the service. Zyt-
mund younger brother. Victor. a
second lieutenant in the air forces
stationed at AttttS, okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

cations. labor unions and nurses
ju "A determined plea
Keep Sister Kenny in Amer
lea"
Pat Morrison Hollywood singing
star now appearing al a Chicago
thcatcr who has studied Sister
kcunyS method. viii tell how a
follow artist. MMioue Lawrence.
famed opera singer. staged a
comeback after being stricken,
hopelcs>ly il seemed, with infan-
tile paralysis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
III WACs Honored

TT CUSTER. March 10 CUP)
Mai Rita A. Picchi OF Col
Oveta CUP HobbyS headquarters
ar Washington, 5rtft4 MA r. Rei-iA
EpperSon. WAC director for the
Sixth Service Command, presented
IN WACs with Good Conduct
ribbons during an inspection OF
two WAC companies here yester-
daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered In Your door from
your Detroit Times carrier
salesman.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-11-03
IS THIS AMERICA?

New Deal red tape has hopeIesslv
! entangled an Ohio man, an expert
electrician and armature Winder
Two years ago he gave up his work
and bought small farm where he
lived with his wife and sons They
had 7 COWS, 81 sheep, 300 hens, 500
chicks and 225 ducks. This year s
drouth in that section forced him to
cut his corn to feed his stock. so he
thought he would go back to his old
job.
In order to leave his farm he had
to apply to the Marion county USES.
which sent him to the Marion coun-
ty agricultural agent, who sent him
% miles, with no extra gaso!irc. to
the Union county agricultural! agent
The latter wrote letter 10 tie state
agricultural agent and after three
weeks a reply came telling him to
apply to the Union county agent for
a form to be filled out and taken to
the USES. Then he was sent back
to the Marion county USES and aft
er month he was given permission
to work at the plant until Dec. 81.
Meantime, he is out of feed and
the government allows only 30 days
credit.
The man wants to know, SIS this
American"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-11-03
Indians Visit Buffalo Refuge

Old Indians still visit the Wichita
Mountains National Wildlife refuge
at Cache, Okla, during buffalo
roundup time, when Refuge Man
ager Ernest Greenwait disposes OF
surplus animals. The Indians usual
ly obtain delicacies from the slaugh.
tered animals.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-11-03
| EXECUTIVE
Let's Have Teamwork

Lct HAVE ItaNWDfK
try can he be expected to get along
with the Republican Congress which
will certainly be elected this fall?
1--WE need in this country an ad-
ministration that wants to work with
the elected representatives of the
people and that knows how to do it.
We can get such an administration
only by getting a new chief execu-
tive.
Il propose that we install that
kind of administration next Janu-
airy 90"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-11-03
THOMAS E. DEWEY
5aHa:

my opponent has demonstrated
that he cannot work with the pres
ent Democratic Congress. How in
the name of the future of our coun-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Drdft-4N Bill
Faces Defeat,
Reynolds Says
Senate Leader Charges
Law Unnecessary With
Strikes, Menpower Solvec

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is lINSl
Senator Reynolds (D) Of North
Carolina, chairman of The Senate
military affairs committee, pre-
dicted today complete defeat Of
the national service legislation
asked by President Roosevelt.
Such an act can have only
two acceptable ObieCtives-tO
stop strikes and to create more
manpower," REYNOLDS said.
Senator Austin tR) OF Nrr-
mont, author Of an act like this
nov before the committee mas
frankly stated II Is notSintcnded
as a strike remedy and our
manpOwer problems are due 10
lack 81 proper direction-not 10
n shortage of workers.
EXPECTS DEFEAT
"On these grounds. Congress
will defeat such a bill"
Reynolds prediction came as
Senator ConnaNy Oh Of Texas,
co-author OF the Smith ConnallX
:
anll-strlke bill passed last year,
, pesan q Sal''a>> 81 me upper
l. cor,ir, ,',' co. ~.,, u,. M. -. :
'teo+6 ir,1 ,bo ~ ''''' e
N g. co,rsii,, .rd....oa r.
mIeh1 lr1ToJIco p. r-1- III - -
form n o., ar,o,d,,o,t ss D.,
SINH M % -.
ready done in tho lJorec
Ncanub1o ecroct.-o .o,,.,co
was tagirg ,tone a. do,orr, ,'r,
wbo,her sC,,c add,,,o,,i ''' r -I.,,,0
nowe, MAJ no, bo oh,,,noa go,
I7.yosr-oIJ ,or.ne oo - , o''l
ohiectors mon :, ,bo % -, y - ~
vesr-oId dr.f, -. - -. ~,
in nriedrs s~d rrlI 800, -, M -
son 10 an, 49, 90 ".' ,,''.S -,
services - as '''i'' 2"
SeIccti,o so.,..co ...--.....z
ror.or, - coro-1'. ..'..,'... ~. =
~ ,,s,on-,- -, ....'.' ~ NJ
,Eo . s--,a4 -. '''7 10y IN 81
creasad bu -o6 an n,,.,.D L Dr 49,
,bo e.. ~ w. II ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Publishers Slash
Newspriint Use

NEW YORK IAN Is up
The American Newspaper Pub
fishers ASSOCIATION disclosed AS
night that newspapers had beer
successful IN cur'aillng rewsprin'
consumption IN this country
a formal statement by tho
ANDN said
Daily new SpaperS reporting
Ia the ANPA consumed 2IS.Sq0
tons Of newsprint paper In Do
cember. 1913. compared with
252,S99 tons In 1912. and ga
AL tons In 1871. This was a dc
crease In December, l94S. Of
l3.5 per cent under December.
1892, and q decrease In Deem
her, l9iS, Of 20t per cent I'M
der December. 1871.
For the wear 1913 the re-
porting newspapers used 2f20,-
251 tons OF newSprint, n de-
crease 81 40 per cent under the
year 1912, and a decrease OF IL
per cent under the year 1871.
The stocks Of newSprint pa
per on hand with newspapers
reporting 10 the ANPA was SO
DAYS supply az the end Of De-
cember, 1913, which was de-
crease OF one days supply from
SO DAYS ON hgpd-at the end OF
NONemhcr. 1P8."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Allies May Divide
Ndzi Occupation

WASHINGTON Ian Is INS)
The Army and Navy Journal
said today that tho three Allied
leaders had discussed At their
Tchcran meeting tho possibility Of
Russia. Britain and The Unite d
states each garrSonlng orc.thrd
Of Germany after the war.
The service publication quoted
from President RooScyo'tS Christ
mas Eve report 70 the nation on
me TChcran meeting 10 infer that
military control Of Germany after
the war is 10 be- continuous. a.
least for a period to be agreed
upon
The Journal declared also that
The Cairo conference. IN which
Gcnoralissimo Chang participated.
suggested that China should he
given the responsibility for the
military occupation NJ Japan when
that nation IS defeated