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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
BETTER-LATER SAFER USED CAR TODAY
Auto Repairing

SEE Champion for rebuilt motors. Ass
Cass TIE. 1870.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Boats and Equipment

CHRIS cRAFT-Dealers 35-ft. enclosed
deck; reasonable. Seeiey 4. Aosher,
Port Huron.
CRUISER. custom built. foot mahogany.
fully equipped: commissioned, guaranteed
perfect condition: real buy. 1850
scripps, foot Of Manistique. Drexel ii43.
HALL-ScOTT marine motor - Cheap.
Smiley, 1915 Gretiot road, Route ?, Port
Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Motorcycles and Bicycles

MoToRCYcLEs-New. used: parts. service.
EDWARD KEHoE a CO.. 1884 Cd. River
NEW ADDREss-Hariey Davidson Motor
cycle Co., 4027 18th, az Grand River.
Airpfanes
JOIN AIRPLANE Club; Fly. 81 per hour
Be smart, fly at cost. Tyler 4-47ln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Machinery and Supplies

COMPLETE equipment for lumber plan
ing mill including mouider. band resaw
and blower system. Townsend $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
PresidentChdsed
Back TO Florida
InternalIonaI Ner. ser,ice Vic

ABOARD u. s, S. BENSON,
March 29-Prospects of rough
weather impelled President Roose-
welt and his fishing party of close
friends, including some cabinet
members. 10 return TO Port Ever
glades, Fla, harbor early today.
The yacht Potomac and the &C
companying destroyer Benson
made the Friday night run from
north of the Bahamas to assure
a comfortable passage for the
group and to guarantee the Presi-
dents arrival on the Florida coast
fer his radio address 10 Jackson
Day dinners tonight throughout
the country.
The President. heavily tanned
by long hours in the sun, put the
finishing touches on his Jackson
Day address last night after yes.
terday signing a bill appropriatinl
S100.000,000 for defense housing
insurance and a proclamation
which virtually Established an en-.
bargo on oils and fats used in wal
machine fabrication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Alien SmueeIer Gets Term

Found guilty of smuggling
aliens into. Ecorse from Canada
John Cavanaugh. 81, of 4437 West
jefferson -EcoIzo.--Nas
fined $500 and sentenced TO Is
months in prison in Federal
Court. He was a member of a
gang which transported d number
of Polish seamen. stranded in
Canada, into the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
German
Exodus
Reported

BUDAPEST. Hungary. March
29.-tINS)-Large numbers Of
German nationals hurriedly left
Yugoslavia today. according &c
advices received in Budapest from
Belgrade.
Other reports said the German
government halted its shipping or
the Yugoslavian sector of the
Danube River and that German
ships were ordered to leave Yugo.
slavia Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Hoover Cites Nation S
; Dates With Destiny

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March %
-UNS)-America, whether or not
il takes the final fateful step
into war, has already made three
positive appointments with des.
tiny" Herbert Hoover declared
here in a nationally broadcast
speech before the New Haven
YMCA. The former president SAID
America has already made the ap-
pointment to sit at the worlds
peace table"
another" he added. ais that
we face the problem of war emo
lions and war psychOsis. The
other Is that we shall meet the
financial. economic and social
aftermath OF the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Hope Diminishes
For Settlement
BY PIERRE ]. HUss

Init News service stan torrespoodenf
BERLIN. March 29.-The gath
ering crisis between Germany and
Yugoslavia has become more in
tense and now offers little hope
Of peaceful settlement. the Will
helmStrasse announced this after
noon
Informed German quarter
openly minated that If Yugo-
slavla's new regime repudiates the
nations pact with the Berlin
Rome Toxic Axis full-scale Ger
man "hlitz" Will be bound 10
strike"
German spokesman. in declaring
that there was little hope of an
amicable settlement. placed the
blame on Serbian chauvinistic
elements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Belgrade Girds;
Eruption Nearer
By DESIDER CELEB
Int New, service stan Correspondens

BELGRADE. March 29.-Pre-
mier Gen. Dusan Simovic's new
Yugoslavian cabinet met today 10
determine its internal and foreign
policies in the face Of steady
German pressure for speedy, out
right acceptance of the Berlin
Rome Toxic alliance.
At the same time the govern
ment called more troops TO the
colors. authorities began distribu-
ton of total mobilization cards "a
BOG. 900 reserVists who will be
added to the 100000 Yugoslaviar
troops already under arms.
As the cabinet met uncon-
firmed reports circulated in Bel
grade that Yugoslav-Greek-B Brit
Turkish military staff talks
are in progress regarding out
ward concerted action TO be APP
piled if necessary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
j. s. PREPARES TO CONVOY
AID half Way TO BRITAIN
Germans Threaten
Yugos|av Bhtz

slavian people were informed OF
the state of siege by posters placed
in the streets and by radio am
nouncements.
1t stated~the Yugoslavian people
were asked to- obey orders issued
by the army and halt any foreign
elements which might take ad.
vantage of the situation TO cause
trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
ChurthiI|'s Speech
Delayed by Crisis

LONDON, March pa speech
by Prime Minister, Winston
Churchill, scheduled for tomorrow.
has been postponed for few days,
u was announced today
1t was believed the Balkan
crisis was responsible for the post
ponement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Bombed
Via u. s. Mail
International News Service Cable

thhfhhii"hhi NfAh NerNife TAME s-fE
LONDON. March pa small,
cigar-shaped bomb in a mail bag
from the United States exploded
in the sorting room of the Mount
Pleasant Post Office. London. de-
stroying the contents of the bag.
No one was injured. Fragments of
the bomb were given to Scotland
Yard for investigation.
Nazi raiders failed to appear
over Brifain-during the night, the
air ministry announced today in a
communique which said there was
-hRttfftf5S to TCpOl L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
EXPLOSION IMMINENT

Foreign Minister Momcilo Min
cic. meanwhile. summoned the
German and Italian ministers 10
his office and handed them formal
apologies for anti-Axis demonstra-
tons. which drew sharp protest
from Berlin yesterday
Nincic promised that all damage
to Axis property in Belgrade ano
elsewhere would be repaired by
Yugoslavia.
Meanwhile, young King Peter
asked the European belligerents
to grant safe conduct to Yugo-
slavia TO his mother. Queen
Mother Maria. and his two broth
ers. who are in England.
Authorities FASTENED TO bring
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
d Months i'm Prayer
Mother of S Taken to Hospital After Spending "a
Hours Day Since August in Church
BY VERA BROWN

times goes to church with
mother.
Things were not so bad un-
til about four years ago. Then
mother kept spending more and
more time i'm church.
AT first she went only three
times a day. Then she started
spending IL or Ii hours day
in church. One of my brothers
left home and went West. There
was nobody to look after the
house. for l was trying to work
and Helen is not we'll. I've been
trying to manage alone here for
some time. One of my brothers
works for the WPA and that,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
We Recommend:

Hogan pugils gambler, Civil War oil
and finally Runyon tells about
the former characters the American Page IS
"Can souede" Prudence Penny lists
tasty milk recipes. Page Z.
Public demands growing teeth them
stop this kind defense" General
Johnson discusses jurisdconal disputes and their remedy
Page Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Report Rumdnid
Premier Out
International New. service Cable

IntFTnational Neus NerHIce table
LONDON. March 29.-Gen. Ion
AntoneScu has resigned as premier
of Runania, according to report
circulated today by the Free
French news agency Agence
Franchise independents.
The Free French" dispatch.
datelined from Istanbul. Turkey.
said Antonescu quit his post fol-
lowing a protest against excessive
demands" by Manfred @von Kill
linger, German minister to Bu-
ChareSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
International New. service oabl,

LONDON, March pa state
OF siege mas been proclaimed in
Yugoslsvia, according TO Reuters
British dispatch from Vichy.
France today.
The dispatch was based on a
report received at Vichy from
Budapest Hungary.
The dispatch said the Yugo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
REPLY To UPRIsINGs

These quarters declared the
Reich will not allow a mob to
prescribe politics. "
This remark constituted Ger
msnys grim reply 10 recent anti
German demonstrations in Bet
grade and other YuGoSlavian Gen.
tiers which resulted in sharp
German diplomatic protes to Bel
grade yesterday.
II was stated that the Yugo-
slavian government already has
apologized for an incident in which
German Minister Niktor Won
Heeren was booed in Belgrade
when attending church services
marking King Peters accession &c
the YugoSlavian throne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics snd adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sundays. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Queen Receives Winanf

LONDON. March 2o..--lINSl---
Queen Elizabeth received John @,
Wihant American ambassador, IN
Buckingham Palace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

For the last eight months. Mrs.
Thressa Zazula. As mother of five
children. has spent nearly her
entire time, night and day on her
knees, in prayer in the ST. Eliza
beth Church, 1920 McDougaIl
avenue. No amount OF persuasion
on the part of her children, or Of
FIR. Herbert Weier. the pastor,
could induce her to leave the
church. even for a few hours.
DIR. c. L. r. Pearman. acting for
the welfare department, last night
asked the city physicians office TO
bring her to Receiving Hospital for
mental observation.
Mrs. Zazula explained 10 re-
porter Just before her removal:
AT night / sleep on church
bench. I sometimes awake and
pray for a while. My daughter,
Helen, brings me what food I
need. I am content, I just want
to stay here"
OUT ONCE LAST FALL
Father Weier last Fan managed
10 get Mrs. Zazula TO the church
steps. Said the pastor.
Il found out later that she
was praying there in the cold
on the steps so I came back and
unlocked the church doors for
her. We have hoped TO be able
to persuade her 10 go home"
For weeks Mrs. Zazula kept up
her 24-hour vigil without knowl-
edge of church authorities. She hid
in the confessional when il came
time to lock the doors. and
secreted herself there when they
were opened in the morning.
Father Weier had believed she
came early in the morning to mass
until her 19-year-old daughter,
Ann. sought his help. telling him
her mother had not been home for
months.
The family lives at 1892 East
Willis avenue.
HAS HAD HARD LIFE
Said her daughter Ann today:
Mother has had hard life.
She has had to shift for Us chill
dren for the last II years and
I think the strain has been too
much. My brother Charles some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
IN THE
NEWS
Saturday Symposium
Pittsburgh, Pa,
February H., 1871,

February H. 1871.
MIR. William Randolph Hearst.
San Simeon, California.
My Dear Mr.. Hearst,
HopR article tn ttfse Pittsburgh
i sun-Telegraph yesterday con-
corning the accuracy Of Colonel
Lindberg's estimation of the rela-
tive military nights Of England
and Germany was read and reread
by me with considerable interest.
whaye been expecting such an
article for some time.
read 'In The News" regularly |;
not because I always agree with
you,--lndeed, sometimes, in my
own way. disagree with you most
thoroughly.
But / continue to read you be-
cause your reasoning starts usually
with facts. Being engaged In
scientific work, that naturally APP
peals TO me; we must not only
begin with facts, we must begin
with measurable facts.
1t must be disconcerting quite to
any scientific mind TO see the
FACTS Of Colonel Lindbergh DIS
carded In, favor of the mere
OPINIONS and DREAMS OF poll
ticians. Not that his conclusions
are necessarily correct,--that ! do
not know, nor do l even feel quail
fed TO express an opinion.--but
this do know: HIS REASONING
BEGINS WITH FACTS OBJ
TANNED THRO OUCH FIRST
HAND OBSERVATION. All of
which brings 10 mind the purpose
of this communication.
While reading your article to-
day. WAS reminded again and
again of another article / had
read some time ago entitled Fact
and Fancy--the Social Significance
of Science" IL was written by DIR.
Edward Eliery, president Of ne
Society OF the Sigma Nj. society
devoted to the promotion of re-
search In science. II appeared in
the Sigma NJ Quarterly. Vol. Is,
No. 8, Q94O). You should read 1t /;
! know YOU would enjoy IL. The
following excerpt seems particu-
larry appropriate here.
THE scientist has al
roys been both intelligent
and Imaginative. Therein
lies the social significance
Of science, the inrdlu0bie
Importance and influence Of
the scientists 0s a social
group.
"Facts without dreams
arc futile. Dreams without
facts are dangerous. Men
act according to their be-
iefs, and # their beliefs
are illusions. the effects Of
their acts are all too often
tragic. There are men IN
human society Who stu
deliberately duoid or DIS
card facts. They are Arrays
social menace. As Vol
taire Is said TO hare re-
marked once, As long as
people betiere obsurdities,
they ariH commit atrocities
Real progress is made only
as beliefs are true. The
scientist diSpels illusions,
gets the facts. Fact finding
and dreaming. an iRdiSpen-
sable. uqconquerable union
1chich remores the dangers
Of guesscs, renders iner-
table efectire progress Of
human civilization - fact
finding and dreaming, use
less each icithoBt The other.
IN euerH social problem
rs rel as IN scientific re-
search. nc dare not shut
our eyes to truth. even the
most blasting. No reason
able man turns his gaze
from the plain facts Of con-
temporary life. He has no
desire to escopethe realities
-ei-Llle,-La-da-tAat--lS--L0
enter upon a fools para
disc. The true scientist who
. kRoWS mhat is and Whot
ought TO be IS the safe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
GIVES NO DETAILS

Questioned as to nature of the
convoy program, the official de-
clined to give details. He called at
tention, however. to the Presi-
dents recent ''fireside chat" in
which Mr.. Roosevelt said:
1.-THE great task of this day,
the deep duty which rests upon
us is TO move products from the
assembly lines of our factories
to the battle lines of democracy
now"
From other sources, it was
learned that high navy officials
are confident that the United
States navy can perform convoy
duty in the Atlantic without weak
ening the United States fleet in
the Pacific. One naval authority
said:
I'VE have ample ships in the
Atlantic to carry on this work.
As a matter of fact, the possi-
bility of convoy duty I'm the At
laDtic was given serious consid-
Grafton before the navy agreed
TO release those so desfroyers to
Britain. But whatever happens,
there will be no weakening Of
the fleet in the Pacific"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

HEAR Don KENNEDY ToNITE
Hiway Comm'r. WXYZ & net, 9:i5s
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
no ACTUAL CONVOY

From hints dropped, it seems
the plan does not include actual
conveying of British ships into the
war zones.
The conveying under considera-
ton appears to be a sort of pro
tective surveillance" under which
United States cruisers and de-
stroyers would guard the mer-
chant ships half way across the
Atlantic. with British destroyers
taking up the convoy duty as the
vessels near the waters of the war
zone.
This could be accomplished,
some authorities believe. without
committing an overt act Of war
against Germany by merely ex-
tending the American neutrality
zone from its present 300-mile
limit TO the limits Of Western
Hemisphere waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
CONVOY PROGRAM

The convoy program has been
drawn up by high national defense
including naval officers.
The important government off.
cial, however, pointed out one
practical side of the convoy ques-
ton. He said:
"Our nation, led by the Presi-
dent and Congress, is committed
to all out aid to Britain. We
have specifically promised TO
provide Britain with ships, tanks,
planes, guns, ammunition, all
kinds of supplies and food. We
would be fools TO turn these sup
plies over to Britain at our
water-line and watch them go
to the bottom of the Atlantic.
Hence, some type of American
conveying is Inevitable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
DEEDS, NOT WORDS"

II was asserted individual state
ments by Yugoslavian ministers
who yesterday informally gave as
surance that the pact would be
honored, according TO a Belgrade
announcement-were not sufficient
10 clarity the situation TO the sat
isfaction of the Reich.
Deeds, not words, are neces-
sary," a German spokesman de-
clared.
Authoritative WilhelmstrasSe
dUaTT-rCT'y dccfafCd TIC REICH re-
GREETED the southeastern un-
heaval" They blamed British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
President Roosevelt and Assistant
Secretary of State Sumner Welles
for "insugating" the Yugoslavian
attitude, along with Serbian
circles.
BLAME ON THEM
Responsibility for the after
msth lies upon their shoulders"
a spokesman declared.
'It il mistake to assume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Navy Plans
Await 0.K.by
Roosevelt
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

Intl News Service Stan Correspondents
WASHINGTON, March 29.-
One of the most important Off
Gals in the government today adj
vised international News Service
that plans have been drafted for
United States naval convoy of
merchant ships for Britain and
only await President Roosevelt's
approval.
This official believes the convoy
program will receive the. Presi-
dents approval and be initiated
within the next two or three
weeks. His words were:
saTt ID decidedly innntneutr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
BLAME ON THEM

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Continued on Page Four
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Stock Averages
6O-Stock Range Since 1927:
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, July 16.-QWet
strength of farm implements and
specialties gave the stock market
mild and spotty recovery tinge to-
day, although many leaders did little
or nothing.
The list inclined TO stumble at the
start, but timid bidding soon began
TO appear. While scattered faVorltes
were up l 10 2 points or so at the
close. general advances were in
small fractions and declines were
plentiful.
Except for the session Of July l.
tOday's transfers of approXlmatelv
100000 shares were the smallest for
any fve-hour proceedings this
month.
The outlook for business and cOr-
poratlon profits, brokers said, stlmu-
lated individual stocks Numerous
question marks remained on the
speculative horizon, however. and
the approach Of another week end
inspired tightening of commitments
here and there.
Imponderables putting brakes on
the buying urge, it was suggested
included the cloudy course of the
German Russian conflict, doubts re-
gardlng the policy Of the new Japa-
neSe cabinet, and worries over the
forthcoming tax bill and price con-
troll legislation.
Stocks in front most Of the time
were J, !. Case. International Har-
veSter, Caterpillar Tractor. General
Motors. Bethlehem Steel. Goodrich.
Santa Fe. Western Union, Phelps
Dodge. Texas Corp. Standard Oil Of
New Jersey, Allied Chemical Worth
ington Pump and General Steel
Castings preferred.
Occasionally in arrears we're q. &.
Steel, Chrysler, Chesapeake & Ohio.
Montgomery Ward, Anaconda.
United Aircraft, Pepsl-Cola and
Westinghouse.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Remington Rand Names
Syndicate for Issue

An amendment to the registration
statement covering the proposed is
sue of SIS 100000 Remington Rand,
Inc. 15-year 3l4 per cent sinking
fund debentures, due July /, 1856.
was filed with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission yesterday list
ing the underwriters of the issue and
their participations.
The commission will be asked to
expedite the effective date of the
registration statement so that pub
lie offering of the debentures may
be made next week by the group
headed by Hartman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
The purpose of the financing is to
provide funds to be applied with
proceeds of SO .0O0, 900 bank loans and
other funds from the cash resources
of the company to the redemption
on or about August Is next of all
of the company's outstanding S18,-
446 900 aggregate principal amount
of 20-year 4l4 per cent debentures,
due March /, 1856. The total amount
required for this redemption, ex-
elusive of interest, is s19,183,840
Merrill Lynch, E. A. Pierce & Cas-
satt, which has Washington Office,
is included in the offering group.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Freight Car Orders
Largest Since 1923
AT Start Of July
Association Reveals
1856 Included in
Buying Program

Glass I railroads had o2.566 new
freight cars on order July l. l94l,
the Association of American Rail-
roads announced today.
This was the largest number on
order at any time since 1923.
The number on order on July
this year was an increase of 27,519
compared with the number under
contract on June l, 1941. 1t also
was more than five times as many
as were on order on July l last year.
at the beginning of the rearmament
program in the United States.
OF the total number on order on
July l this year, there were 59813
boxcars, 28,008 coalcarS, 2,378 fiat
cars, 1850 refrigerator cars, 100
stockcars and GIT miscellaneous cars
Reports revealed that 22.276 of the
total number of new freight cars on
order are being built in railroad
shops while the others are being
constructed by car building COM
panies.
SldSS dlll OduS III IIlc III 81 Slh
months of 1941 installed 36.381 new
freight cars in service. approximately
the same number as installed in the
same period last year Among the
new cars put in service were 1868
box, 15,705 coal, 999 refrigerator,
908 fiat, so stock and 116 miscel-
laneous cars.
More new locomotives were on
order on July / this year than at
any time in the past IS years. The
number on order was $50, of which
265 were steam and 294 were electric
and Diesel New locomotives on
order on June /, 1941, totaled SIT,
of which 231 were steam and 286
were electric and Diesel. On July
l, 1910, the railroads had 124 new
locomotives on order, which included
81 steam and 81 electric and Diesel.
New locomotives installed in serv-
ice in the first six months of 1e41
totaled 26l, of which So were steam
and 1879 were electric and Diesel. In
the same period in 1910 there were
100 new locomotives installed in
service, As being steam and 1876
electric and Diesel
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Central Hanover Requests
Wabash Foreclosure
nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio. July l8.-The
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co,
New York, asked in Federal Court
today the foreclosure OF property
owned by the Wabash Railroad on
its Detroit and Chicago extension,
The action. filed as an amended
complaint, is step in the attempted
reorganization of the railroad
which has been in receivership since
1881. According to the complaint,
the railroad is in default of more
than s10O0,000 of bonds and inter-
est.
The original complaint, filed here
in 1888, sought to tie up the income
from the railroad property which
was mortgaged. Judge Frank l..
Kloeb gave the bank permission to
file its amended complaint demand
ing foreclosure.