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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Chungking Puts
Censorship on
Rift With Reds
BY KARL ii. Won WIEGAND
Chief Foreign Correspondent Of the
Hearst Newspapers

SHANGHAI. Jan. 30.-Charging
free China's Kuomintang one-party
government with having broken its
truce and its united front against
Japan, the military council of the
Communist armies at Yenan,
Communist capital of North
Shensi. has resolved to take up
Chungking's challenge to reopen
civil war in China. according to
reliable neutral reports arriving
through confidential channels.
The national military councils
ultimatum to the Communists ex-
pires Saturday.
The divisions of Nationalist
troops already are reported NOV
ing against the Communist fourth
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
JAPAN,s PAINT HOPE

TOXIC. Jan. 30.-(TNS)-Japan
has not given up faint hope" OF
inducing the United States, Britain
and Russia 10 withdraw their aid
to the Chinese government of Gen.
eralissimo Chang Kai-Shek.
Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka
said today.
Matsuoka said Japan would fight
Chang TO the last and will never
be weakened by American en-
bargoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Red Unit
DiSbanded
by Chang
International NV. service Cab,

CHUNGKING. Jan 3O.-Chinese
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek to-
day announced disarmament of the
Communist Fourth Army as a
disciplinary measure in reprisal
for its "rebellious gestures.
Recent reports stated that
some 1000 members Of the
Fourth Army we're killed in a
battle with troops loyal TO
Chang
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Uroe Immioration Bar

WASHIN GTON. Jan. 3D.
uNS)-Restriction of immigra-
ton. including POLITICAL refugees
from any nation. and the exclusion
from public office of Communists,
members of the Bund and other
subversive groups was urged today
as a part Of the progra of
national defense by the sixteenth
Women's Patriotic Conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
TIGHT CENSORSHIP

Madame Sun Yat-Sen. widow OF
the founder of the Chinese repub-
lie, is reported TO have telegraphed
an appeal from Hongkong TO her
brothe r-in-l a W, Generalissimo
Chang Kai-Shek, 10 avert a
breakup of Chinese unity against
Japan.
Fearing an unfavorable effect on
Americas willingness TO pour more
money into China in the face Of a
civil wars inevitable increase in
chaos. the Chungking government
has clamped down the most rigid
censorship on the situation.
The inside information is forth
coming in coded diplomatic reports
from Chungking and news brought
out by airplane passengers from
!. the free China capital.
Chungking is reported TO have
1.-TWO major worries at the moment.
II fears Washington may hesi-
tate about promised assistance If
civil war is renewed this weekend.
AND MOSCOW. TOO
1t is apprehensive about what
Moscows attitude may be in such
an eventuality.
The Chinese government has not
followed Britain's example in COM
pelling its citizens 10 surrender
cash deposits and securities held in
the United States.
Chou Enlai, who represents the
Communists in Chungking, some
time ago publicly charged num-
Der Of free China's richest families
have money and securities in the
United States aggregating no.
600 600 gold dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13

Most recent photo of Benito Musso- ini to reach the United States, this picture is an unusual one for the Duce, who customarily poses in uni, form giving the Fascist salute or narranguing an audience. The Ital- an dictator is shown as he met members of a technical committee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
American League
HADN'T HEARD

NEW YORK, Aug. 13. = Alice Frost, radio actress, returned from her honeymoon and began reading the accumulated fan mail. It in- cluded an even dozen proposals of marriage!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13

and trained their army to meet it., Fl
 He buttressed this reasoning with an observation about Russian nor ale-namely that the Russians are Russians first and anything else (including Communists) afterwards. They might be Georgians, Ukraini- ans, White Russians or, Siberians;, pro Stalin or anti-Stalin; but once the invader set foot on their soil, they would be Russians.
 He argued, in opposition to some of his cronies, that there would be no defection in the Ukraine. Reports of what had happened to some of their rela- tives in Poland would convince the Ukrainians that the Nazis would never leave their rich re- sources and their factories i'll their hands, he thought. Besides, he said, the only strong opposition leader to Stalin in the Ukraine commit ted suicide six years ago. leaving note that his fight was useless.
 The final important argument of this expert was that the Germans had failed to compute their risks by the cube root. He meant by this that the German transport prob lem in attack was far greater than the Russian one in retreat--that the Germans would have to create an endless belt of supplies and re- Inducements on vaster and for far greater distances than they ever had before. It would be failing to grasp the enormity of traffic problem, the like of which they had never faced, he said.
 ALLOWED FOR MORE SPEED
 This man figured that the initial German drive would go farther and faster than it has. He even thought the Nazis would be in Moscow by now, perhaps even have the Ukraine. On this score, even
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
W H|TE S0x AND BROWNS
 GO FOR IA
Teller Whitewashed, But Cleveland, Detroit
 SplifMdteh
LEY ASSOCIATED PREss)

In the American League yester- day, the Chicago White Sox and tic St. Louis Browns battled to a 14-inning tie which was finally halted by darkness. The Browns dragged down an early lead which was tied up in the sixth.
 Cleveland and Detroit split a doubleheader yesterday as Bob Eel Ter was whitewashed in the opener by relief pitcher Al Benton.
 Dutch Leonard won his seventh straight yesterday as his Washing ton teammates opened 17-hit attack on Philadelphia. Buddy Lewis homered twice for the Sena- tors.
 The New York Yankees ruined beautiful pitching duel between Spud Chandler and Dick Newsome in the eighth inning to beat the Boston Red Sox.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
HARRYB0B0 KNOCKS OUT
 LEE 5Av0LD
Scheduled 10-rounder Ends in Seeond-Cham
 Angott Wins Match
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 13. = Harry Bobo, sensational negro fighter, tipping the scales at POS pounds, last night knocked out Lee Savold, of Des Moines, who entered the ring weighing 1855 pounds.
 The knockout came in the sec ond round of a scheduled 10-round bout.
 On the same card Sammy An gott, 136-pounder, National Boxing Association lightweight champion, technically knocked out Jimmy Tugh, also a -pounder, in the third round of scheduled To- rounder, non-title battle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
GAMES TUESDAY Pacific Coast League

Pacific Coast League San Diego 6; Los Angeles 5. Hollywood g, 3; Seattle 6, 4. Sacramento 4: San Francisco 2 Oakland 4; Portland 10.
 National League Philadelphia 2; Boston 1, l3 in- nings.
 New York 8, 2; Brooklyn 5, o. Chicago T; St. Louis 8.
 American League Washington 9; Philadelphia 3. Boston 0; New York 4. Cleveland 0, 4; Detroit 2, 1. St. Louis 6; Chicago 6, tie. called at end of 14th inning on account of darkness.
 Channel Title Series Moose 2; Douglas 1. Moose wins title of champions of Gastinea,l Channel League for l94l by talk ing four of seven games to decide honors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
D0DGER50UT OF TOP PLACE
 AFTER .L0S5
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Veterans Mel Ott and Carl Hub bel combined yesterday to knock Brooklyn from the National League lead as the New York Giants swept a doubleheader before 39,000 fans Ott his two homers in the first game, each with two aboard. Hub bel allowed II hits but held con- trol.
 The St. Louis Cardinals moved to first place in the League stand ings yesterday in victory over the Chicago Cubs with winning runs in the eighth on Frank Crespi's fourth hit of the game, scoring two.
 Boston gave a close game to Philadelphia when Tommy Living ston doubled in the 18th inning with one on.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
WrangeII Weather
 Station Is Moved

The weather Bureau observation instruments in Wrangell are now lodged in new Federal Building there, it was reported here today by Bob Myers, of the local Weather Bureau office, who has Just re- turned from that city.
 Myers moved the equipment from the airway observers residence tc the new building officially opened last Sunday. He described the new Wrangell building as one of the best appointed office buildings he has ever seen in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13

he has been surprised-but not as surprised as all those who foretoid complete Russian collapse in six weeks.
 I must point out that the main body of opinion here still holds with the other experts not with my one dissentcr. It's just inter- esting that there was one and to know that his conclusions and arguments went to the Presi- dents desk almost in full and that on some major points, his observations so far are holding against all the others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
SAN DIEGO
 WINNER BY
 HOME RUNS
Hollywood and Seattle Split Twin Contest
 Last Night
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Eddie Pellagrini paced San Diego to a victory yesterday over Los Angeles with homers in the first and tenth innings. San Diego scored all runs on home runs.
 Oakland kicked away game to Portland last night. Five costly pebbles were made by Oakland.
 Sacramento scored four times in the second inning last night to win from San Francisco. An error by the Seals shortstop, Froilaw Fernandez, paved the way for all four runs, none of which were earned.
 Hollywood and Seattle split games last night, Seattle taking the nighseap in the seventh inning with two runs off Frank Dasso who had allowed only three hits in six innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
DIVING DOG

WICHITA, Kas., Aug. 13.-Patty, wire-haired terrier belonging to MT. and Mrs. E. B. Mccullough, has learned to dive and the McCul- loughs say this is something out of the ordinary for wire-hair. The dog will retrieve rock or other object from the bottom of the Little Arkansas River and stays under water about 10 seconds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
Moose Steal pennanf as Sturrotk Singles in Two
 Runs in First of Seventh

Moose third -baSeman HuD SUIT rock became a hero last night dur ing a seventh inning rally that stole the 1941 Gastineau Channel Series from Douglas, when he took a two run single from Jensen with two men on the bags and with two away in the last frame.
 Willey's lone homer in the first inning was the only score to date when Sturrock stepped up with a fist-full of bat and mind full of determination, then he swung and the score swung too, to give the Lodgemen win by the skin of their teeth.
 Both Jensen and Guy pitched close ball, with Guy giving only two hits to Jensens six, and striking out five men each. The match was nip and tuck until the Lodgemen took the game, with Wliley's one-run homer standing out as the only score for six innings. Two men were away when the Douglas catcher leaned on one of Guys grocved balls and the ball went sailing out over the center field fence. Rustad flied out to right field to make the third out.
 Jensen Saves Self
 In the second canto Jensen loaded the bases with two hits and one walk then started to pitch to Skok. Snow was on third, Junge on second and Grummett had just singled Skok popped up high one right to Jen- sen. The Island hurler made fast throw to Taguchi on third to catch Junge coming in and Snow trying to return after the catch.
 Clancy Converse did all right for the Moosemen in the fourth when he piled up two of his three pebbles for the game when he volley- -balled Taguchi's fly and then made wild throw to first, allowing the Douglas third -baseman to take second.
 Like an innocent, pink-eyed rab- bit in the woods for the first time, old-timer Stan Grummett allowed
 
 himself to be sucked into moose in the fifth when he walked away from second base while the ball was lying, plain to the fans, next to the second platter Rustad trotted over to the bag, picked up the ball, chased Grummett to third where Taguchi caught the toss and put Grummett out for three away.
 Punch and Judy by Greenhow
 Umpire Tommy Greenhow went into a windmill convulsion in the seventh over a disputed strike with Stan Grummett, and amid con- fusion of jeers, cat-calls, misses, boos and an explosion of laughter, dress .ed down the fans apd players over his wages. The dust soon settled after the display of dual temper and made things clear for Hub Sturrock
 Jensen was beginning to weaken in the first of the seventh, despite the fact that the half-frame could have finished the fray, and gave two hits, to Snow and Grummett. Two outs were chalked up and fans were starting to straighten their coats when Sturrock stepped in the holes for his turn.
 Sturrock, not the best batter in the league, but batter who has the Indian sign on Jensen, calmly wait ed for his first hit of the game. He got it. And when players stopped going round, two runs had come in and the game was lost. Douglas turn when sides were reversed did the Islanders little good as Guy struck out two men and grounded out pinch-hitter Ramsey.
 The box score follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13

The Daily AIasxa Empire mas the largest paid circulation of any AI- sska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13

6ubscrIpe to the Dh1y Alaska Empire-the paper with the larges paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
Washington Experts, All Buf0ne, Guessed Wrong
 On Russian German War

tCunr,nueo rom rage one,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
WILLIAM ROBERTS ARE
 PARENTS OF FIRST SON

MT. and Mrs. William Roberts are the parents of nine pound, one ounce baby son born last even ing at 9:55 o'clock at St. Ann's hos pital.
 The young boy is MT. and Mrs. Grover c. Winn's first grandchild. Mrs. Roberts is the former Barbara Vim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
DOUGLAS
Summary


 Summary
 Stolen bases. s h mitz, Snow, Grummett; put-outs: Guy, Schmitz, Martin, Snow 8, Junge 2, Grummett, Skok 5, Sturrock, Converse, Ellen berg, Taguchi 2, Wiley 5, Erskine T, Jensen 4, Stewart 2; assists: Guy 2, Schmitz 5, Sturrock, Converse, Rus soau /, Jensen 4, Neilsen 3; home runs: Wiley; earned runs: Moose 2, Douglas |; bases on balls: off Jensen 1, off Guy 2; struck out: by Jensen 5, by Guy 5; passed balls: by Wiley 1; triple plays: Jensen n-Taguchi; umpires: Greenhow behind the plate, Shepard on first and second bases, Druxman on third base; SCOT CT, Hill; time of game: l hour, 20 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-13
PADDY GIVEN
 YEAR IN JA!L

William Paddy was sentenced to a year in prison yesterday, when he pied guilty to charge of larceny.
 Paddy was first arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray on June ' but did not enter a plea at that time. He was charged with stealing articles from the Snow White Laundry and other local business houses.
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

iibertaA eompleta, sin d!ctado-
res. sin vsrdugos y '!n esclavi-
tud economical.
Hay totalitarismo en- la Am&.
RIGA al sur de nosotros, en- a,u-
nos paises desgraciados, v csc
totalitarismo puede Y 5ebe ser
estirpado antes de que Sc con
vierta en- una amenaza para
todos.
La democracia norteamerica-
ma, que busca la salvation de Ia
democracia en- Europa, tiene la
obligation ineludible de dar una
verdadera democracia a los pue-
bios hermanados en- ell Pan Anne
ricaniSmo.
La gaceta., 1941-04-14
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

res en- la cabeza, frialdad en- las
manos, sensation de vahidos o
vertigos no indican NADIA grave !;
son reacciones elementales del
sistema nerviOso que no poSeen
significaci6n y que no acarrean
CIRCUMSTANCES alarmantes.
4o.-NO preocuparse por el
insomnia, que no agrava la 81
tuaci6n nerviosa nj produce al
teraci6n mental de ninguna es-
pecie, este es, no conduce al in
dividuo a la locura. Ell mejor
precepto consiste en- no afligirse
por el, porque cuanto mayor eS
ell miedo al insomnia mas apare-
ce este. Ell sueno es un pajaro
que huge cuando lie damos impor
tancia.
5o.-No preocuparse por los
trastornos del est6mago y del in.
TESTING; no dar valor a las alte-
raciones dispepticas elemental
les, que por ST NADIA valen. No
mirar la lengua, que no es ell es-
pejo del eSt6mago, como antes
Sc afirmaba; no a~tormentarse
con los supuestos gases, que es-
tan constituidoS exclusivamente
por ell aire deglutido involunta-
riamente, cuando alguien trata
de eructar lRegoldar) o cuando
ell paciente deglute en- seco, por
nero habito, O engulle saliva.
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

su torpeza es ell asombro de sus
invitados y la desperation de
los vecinos. Cierta noche, de So
bremesa, y quiza creyendo que
asi disculpaba o tenuaba su fall
ia de habilidad en- ell trio, dijo
al bpeno del senior:
10 no creo que Sc es memo
cazadOr porque no Sc acierte a
matar la caza.
-Diablo-exclam6 uno de los
invitadoS. iQue llama listed ser
cazador?
-Yo llamo cazador-respon-
di6 ell pobre rico-a TODD HON
bre que anna la GAIA, como lla-
mo jugador a TODD hombre que
anna ell juego, sin Importance
que game o que pierda.
-Muy bien-replic6 ell otro.
Entonces, yo, que adore los mi
llones, soy Millionaire.
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

ponsr 81 deseo a los pvSblos hs'
manos, g los pueblos dAmocrkH
COS; Made que p!ense honrada
mente, puede atribuir a Estado'
Unidos anhelos de rapina y con
Quista.
La doctrina de Monroe IN 81.
90 aceptada por los pueblos dc
la America indo-iberica, por te.
ner esos pueblos la certeza. derl-
vada del estudio y ell analisis, de
que Estados Unidos quiere su a.
mistad, no sus tierras y dere-
chos.
La democracia americana, an
tiimperialista en- estoS amos de
Roosevelt, no quiere e~sclavOs n
siervos, sino amigos Y hernia
nos; la democracia norteameri-
cana esta realizando positivos
s~acrificios por quebrantar ell to-
talitarismo, no solo en- beneficio
de In~glaterra. China, Grecia,
Yugoeslavia y los PASSES encade-
nados, sine tambi6n pensando
en- las repGblicas de la Ameri-
ca, en- las cuales conspiran con-
ira la democracia, falangistas,
fascistas. naziStas Y comuniStaS,
FL esfuerzo de EstadoS Uni
dos es grandioso porque no bus
ca dominar a toda la America.
nj hacer prevalecer su voluntad
en- Europa, sino proteger la de-
mocracia Y conservar las mas
preciadas conquistas sociales Y
politicas del hombre moderno.
FL nivel democratico de la o.
ira America es inferior, medido
en- conjunto, al de Estados Uni
dos.
En- la otra America los pue
bios son dignos, sencillos y espi-
ritualmente fuertes; pero en- ella
hay gobernantes antidemocrati-
COS, tan viles y tan crueles, dem
tro de sus medios, como los ac-
tuales tiranos de Europa.
En- este Dia Pan Americana
es l6gico pensar, dentro de un
criterio impartial y iusto, no 20
10 en- la salvation de Inglaterra,
China. Grecia, Yugoeslavia y las
otras naciones ultrajadas por ell
nazismo, sine tambien en- dar q
los pueblos latino-americanos la
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

comprehension o reafirmaci6n
de la amistad perdurable en- Ell
hemisferio occidental.
En- la America del Norte, ell
gobierno del presidente Roose-
Welt extiende su norma honesta
de Buen Vecino.
No es la norma del fuerte con
ira ell debil, del poderoso contra
ell pequeno, sin una vigorosa O.
rIemtaci6n polftica interameri-
cana basada en- una generosa in
depreciation de la doctrina d.
Honroe.
Estados UnIdos ofrece amis-
tad Y pide amistad de igual a
igual. de naci6n a naci6n, BORA
dos para siempre los errores de
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

otros preSidentes, en- los amos
3el dollar imperialista.
Ahora ell dollar, sin haber per
dido su potencia monetaria, es
ell dollar del amigo, que desea Vi
da democratica Y pr6spera para
los puebloS del continente sur.
Estados Unidos no busca la
possession de tierras que no 4
pertenecen; Estados Unidos,
bajo la doctrina de Monroe, tie
ne a su cargo la defensa del he
misferio y solo pide aprecio Y i
miStad.
Made bien intencionado puo-
de suponer que ell pueblo de Nor
te America, en- los momentoS
actuales, quiere dominar o inn
La gaceta., 1941-04-14
Los s~ufrmientos nerviosos

La imagination enfermiza e.
la causa principal de los sufri-
mientos nervioSos; por este eS
necesario que ell paciente adopte
los siguientes preceptos, resu-
midoS en- puntos:
1O.-El nelvioSo no debe fl
jar la atenci6n en- los 6rganos y
no presumir que estan enfe--
mos. Basta que alguien Sc consi-
dere afectado del coraz6n o de
los pulmones para que luego en-
estos 6rganOs Sc manifieSten sin
tomas anormales, conservatives a
la idea de enfermedad. Aunque
ell individuo crea que no piensa
en- ell aparato, 10 hace automati-
camente, de modo involuntario.
2o.-No debe ell paciente te-
mer la locura. porque quien re.
celia volverse loco jamas enlo-
Quece. Tranquilicese en- este par
ticular ell nervioso, porque nj que
10 quiera 81 mismo perdera e!
juicio.
3o.-No temer sincopes, con-
gestiones, muerte r%epentina en-
la Gale o despues de las comidas.
La imagination instigada por
sintomas insignificantes hace
que ell individuo experiments es-
tos temores. Palpitaciones, Gallo
La gaceta., 1941-04-14
COPLAS ANDALUZAS

Una Illusion que tenia
Sc me fue de entire las manos
cuando menos 10 creia.
Ell amor era mi vida
y ell amar era mi encanto;
va no creo en- el amor,
mira tn que desencanto.
Tan alto tie creia
que tie adoraba;
tn mismo descentdiste
de donde estabas.
va eres de terra;
tn rompiste ell trono
de mi quimera,
No me quieren perdonar
ell que te mire a la cara
no debiendote mirar.
La gaceta., 1941-04-14
Ell SentidO de las pdlabrds

I'm conocido multimillonario
ha invitado a un grupo de perio-
distas Y de escritores a su casa
senorial.
Ell riquisimo senior es, sin du-
da, uno de los peores tiradores
de escopeta de TODD ell mundo y
La gaceta., 1941-04-14

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-09
st Circles Elect Officers; Presbytenans Close Sessions
Ypsilantians at
Luncheon Meeting
of County Group

Local officers OF the. County Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs who at
tended the luncheon meeting OF the
officers OF the Washtenaw County
Federation OF Womens Clubs and
the departments OF work, Thursday
afternoon we're Mrs. Harry Smith,
president; Mrs. Lawrence Darling.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
Clifford Schreiner. department
chairman, and Mrs. Jennings Camp
bell. a member OF American Home
group.
Representatives from clubs in
Milan, Saline, Ann Arbor, Dexter
and Manchester reported on their
respective departments, American
Home" Applied Education; In
ternational Relations. Creative
and Fine Arts" Social Welfare" {;
Legislation; and Press and Pub
LEFTY"
Announcement was made OF the
25th annual meeting OF the County
Federation to be in Charles Nc
Kenny Hall, May "a.
The meeting was at the home OF
Mrs. Daniel Hall, Guenther Gardens
Saline. president of the Saline
Women's Club. The spacious rooms
In the Hall residence we're very at
tractive with beautifully arranged
bouquets of spring flowers. About
% guests were present.