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Evening star., 1941-07-14

Deal or radical
and conservative
b u t confsca-
zionist and anti
Conhscati onis t
which represents
the latest trend
in legislation.
No better eX-
ample of the
n e W tren d
toward confSca-
ton of the citi-
zen property
" i t hout du e
co m n q n SatiNn
Evening star., 1941-07-14

for the re-paint
jalopy after a
reading of the
new tax list
drawn up and
approved by the
Ways and Means
Committee Of
the House Of
Representatives.
In this list an
a u % mobile is
given the same
social standing
as a yacht. In
1Q41 the 0unpr
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Reich Detuins so Reds
For Missing Germans
Ry tfe Associated Press.

nv IRE ASSOCIa1eO PTeSS.
BERLIN, July 14-German sources
announced today that German and
Russian diplomatic missions had
been exchanged, but that some so
Russians were still detained because
certain Germans were missing.
As Germans turn up, they said,
tho Russians will be released in like
proportion.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

1celandlc gov
ernnent.
The oceanic
po S j ton of
the U n i t e d
States con-
StituteS our
best defense,
allows us to
d e p e n q OH
sea a n d air
DO W c 7 ana
h a s historl-
C a ii y pro-
t &c tie d our
a n m q G ic
Evening star., 1941-07-14
McLemore-
Plans to Christen
His Pavement Fido'
Ry HENRY McLEMORE.

This is a blanket invitation TO all
of you to come to the christening
of my new slightly used automobile
July 20.
l decided on formal christening
Evening star., 1941-07-14

THE opinions OF the Drers this their own not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort gue all sides OF questions of interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-07-14
BY FRANK r. KENT.

1t is rather one of Mr.. Wendell
WILKES gifts to express what
thoughtful Americans have in their
minds. If there had been more
thoughtful Americans in the last
Evening star., 1941-07-14
|Confiscution
Issue Seen
In ak Plan
Compulsory Joint
Return Of Husband
And Wife AssuiIed
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

There's new division in Congress
and in Government generally. 1t
is no longer merely the cleavage
between New Deal and anti-New
Evening star., 1941-07-14
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

Because he foresees. the Presi-
dent has sent the Navy to Ice
land with the full consent of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Rurn Two
Yus0slav
Villages
BY GEORGE BALINT
II News service stan Correspondent

Init News service stan Correspondent
BUDAPEST, April Il Two
Yugoslavian border villages - Zici
and Ggdfie-haVe been put to the
torch and have biaZed fiercly since
last night Rumanian frontie
guards reported today.
The guards also reported that an
increasing number of German ma
tionalS crossed the Yugoslav from
tier into Rumania in the last y
hours.
Members Of the German minor
ity in Rumania will build special
camps for the refugees near
TimeSOara.
Some reports said Rumanian
guards helped the fugitiveS across
the border despite the interior
ence" Of Serbian soldiers.
YuEoslaYian- gun boats and po-
lice reserves were concentrated
at the Danube River, port of Ora
disc. go miles east of Belgrade.
facin. Rumania.
According to adviceS from Bull
garia. Yugoslav frontier guards
evacuated the Yugoslavian districts
border ing on German-occupaed
Bulgaria.
These same reports Yugoslavian
military forces are concentrated
around Nish in southern Serbia
and that trains loaded with troops
and war materials are constantly
moving, 10 the south from all parts
Of The country.
Italian and Hungarian residents
Of Belgrade hurriedly left the
Yugoslav capital. these advices
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
End
Forecast by Perkins

GREEN RIVER. Wyo.. April /.
-(INS)-The nations unemploy-
ment problem is being erased rap
idly. in the opinion today of Sec
Rotary of Labor Frances Perkins.
En- route by train TO Washing-
ton after a series of conferences
in California. the secretary said
that 100000 persons have been
returned to work during the last
few months" and that 100000
more would go back to jobs by the
end of the year when defense pro-
duction hits its\peak.
The unemployment problem,
in view of these developments. is
fast being erased" she said.
HEAR DON KENNEDY TONITE
Hwy. comm'r., WxYZ a net, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
u. 5. Will Ignore
Axis Protests
On Seizures
BY kINGSBURY SMITH

WASHINGTON. April !. - The
United States government will
either reject or ignore the Italian
and German diplomatic protests
over seizure of their ships il
American waters. it was learned
today
II the state department eonsid-
ers it advisable 10 reply to the
protests, they will be rejected,
However. informed quarters said
it was possible Secretary of State
Hull would decide that the COM
munications from the Italian and
German embassies do not call for
any formal reply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Bernard A. Bogeio's testi-
mony in the graft trial. page ,.

WoHl az tHe RFoft Ftdt, page ~
Inner workings of the prosecu-
tors office under Duncan c. Nc
Crea will be told from the witness
stand today by Harry Colburn,
former chief investigator. and
graft trial defendant. who con-
feSsed his guilt and turned states
witness against his former boss.
Defendant McCrea will hear Col
burn, his one-time confidant. tell
what allegedly was done with
100000 in graft collections which
other witnesses have testified
passed into Colburns hands.
Colburn aStoniShed defendants
and attorneys al the graft trial of
McCrea and 81 others when he
interrupted yesterdays scheduled
procedure TO confess his guilt sob
bingly.
Guarded carefully since his
guilty plea. Colburn is-expected to
be the big sensation of the trial
He will be the last state witness.
Colburn will follow Bernard A.
Boggio. former chief assistant
prosecutor under McCrea. on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Raj Mows Down
Nazi Paraders
In Daylight
cosrish, b, Detroit Times. Az RIGHT. reserved.
International New. Service Gable

International News service Naoie
LON DON, April british
bombing attacks on the German
Seaports and naval bases of
Bremen and Emden and wide
spread forays during which war
ships, supply ships, gun emplace-
ments and German troops were
bombed and machine-gunned dur
ing the past "a hours were an
nounced by the air ministry today.
The announcement said heavy
casualties were inflicted on parad-
ing German troops in a daring
daylight attack.
1--WE saw houses take to the
air." one returning British air.
man declared after returning
from the night attack on Emden.
Yesterdays widespread daylight
attacks were described in an air
-fCo-4s,l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
MUCH SPECULATION

There was much speculation on
the governments possible action
in relation TO the 10 French ships
now in American harbors, includ-
ing the liner Normandie. tied up
in New York.
1t was learned that the treasury
revo k c d the clearance license
which had been granted the
French steamer. tfic De 6eetftssafaftt
last Saturday The ship was in
tercepted by coast guard cutter
as it left New York Harbor yes
terday
The treaSury's only explanation
was that the government was not
satisfied as TO the purpose of the
ships voyage. despite the fact that
the ship had made several previous
trips between NcW York and Mar
Unique
There was some speculation that
the French ships might be taken
over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Troopers at Riot
Youth, Policemen Hurt Violence Breaks Out
at Struck OtUosso Plant; CLIO Man Held

the plant a week ago The plant.
operated by A. G.. and Ralph Red
mond, was formerly located in
Flint. but moved to OwosSo in
1887
Union leaders charged that an
attempt was made by a group of
"vigilantes" to GUST them from
their hall at 206is Main street last
night
Chief Rice denied there was
trouble at the union hall. He said
no vigilantes have beerA-organized
in the city.
Meantime. II was said negotia-
tons were under way between the
management and the Independent
Owosso metal lie a.gue union.
formed less than two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Argue Clio Ford Plea
In Capital April 5

There win be oral arguments In
Washington April ) on the petition
of the UAW-CIO for an NLRB
election in the Ford Rouge and
Lincoln plants to determine the
collective bargaining agency. Will
liam S Mcdowell, who represents
the Ford Brotherhood. said he had
been informed today in wire
from the NLRB
The Ford Brotherhood is one Of
the organizations claiming bar
gaining rights. long with the
UAW-CIO and UAW-AFL.. The
hearing here was concluded last
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Continued on Page Fivel
Shape g. Power
Balkan Front
international News Service Cable

1STANBUL, April Reports
that Great Britain plans to call a
conference of Greek. Yugoslav and
Turkish representatives to work
out mutual assistance pact
reached IStanbul today.
The nact signatories. il was
understood. would have fullest
British aid in any and all emer-
gencieS plus material assistance
from the United States under the
leaSe-end bill.
Diplomatic circles here believed
that if such an agreement can be
worked out Immediately. Germany
may be compelled to abandon her
threatened invasion of Yugoslavia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Fire in Dress Shop
Causes Big Damage

Extensive smoke damage was
caused today when a fire broke
out in a closet filled with evening
gowns at the Edith Brown. Inc.
dress shop. 1890 Washington boule-
yard. Fire damage was confined
TO the closet.
Miss Brown was in New York.
and hef, sister REESE B5ff Brown r. did net
know W h c he r the stock was
insured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

II British Models
Arriving in Gotham

NEW YORK. April Inns
The British Press Service an
nounced that II British mamie
quins and a score of trunks
containing London's latest fashion
creations. en- route from England
10 South America via Canada and
the United States. will arrive IN
New York today
THE young women, WI"
crossed the Atlantic in convoy
to carry the Britain Delivers
the Goods slogan 10 South
America" the press service said.
"wiil sail for Rio de Janeiro
within two weeks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
COIbHrn ON Stand
rs McCrea AccuSer

stand. discriminating testimony
by Boggio against Colburn was
partly responsible for Colburn's
surprise decision to plead guilty
ATTORNEY IN THE DARK
Even his attorney. Anthony J.
Malullo, did not know he was 60
ing to change his plea until 10
minutes before he did.
Colburn was on the point Of col
lapse as he stood before Circuit
Judge Earl c. Pugsley.~his knees
were shaking and his hands
gripped the rail in front of him,
His voice was almost inaudible.
The first warning of the sur
prise plea came when the court
clerk announced that Colburn was
missing. Judge Pugsley announced
he would be in momentarily. that
he was comforting in the corridor
with Special Prosecutor O'Hara.
Then Maiullo entered the court,
walked to the side of McCrea. also
a defendant. sat down and whis-
pered something TO him. apparently
the information that Colburn was
about to plead guilty. McCrea
Continued on Pare Ski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
international New. serv,e, Cable

BERLIN. April First photo
graphs were released today of the
Luftv affe'S newest weapon. q
twin-bodied, high-powerede heavily
armed bomber for Short-range
work.
The two bodies arc Joined IN the
middle bye an al cabin. glass
covered from front to back.
Each of the planes two long.
sleek bodies is powered by arr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
NAZIS SCUTTLE TWO SHIPS
International News service Cable

CALLAO, Peru, April 1.-Two
German freighters we're scuttled
by their crews today after being
intercepted by Peruvian cruiser
while attempting to sail from
Callao harbor for Japan.
(Four German freighters left the
h Dor, but only two were
molested.
The first two German vessels
d parted at z p. m. yester-
day. They were the 2,S19-ton
Hermonthis and the 3.313-ton
Muenchen.
Fifteen minutes before midnight
the second pair OF German ships
the 3,245-ton Monserrate and the
3,419-ton Leipzig-departed but
the Peruvian cruiser fired five
warning shots and ordered them
to return T. port.
Both ships needed the cruisers
orders and turned back, but were
set on fire by the crews near the
harbor. The vessels carried car
goes of cotton purchased by
Japanese commercial mission.
The Muenchen and Hermonthis
proceeded toward an undisclosed
destination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
BRITISH SHIP SUNK

BERLIN, April 1-uNS)-A
German warship recently sank-the
4.S76-ton British freighter War
lady IN overseas water. IL an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
CUBA SEXES ITALIAN SHIP

HAVANA, April 1.-tINS1-The
Cuban navy today took the Italian
steamer Recca into pro-
tective custody, a brief announce
ment from the office of Prime
Minister Saladrigas stated today.
The Recca was described as
freighter of $500 tons which has
been moored in Havana harbor
since June z. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
ITALIAN SHIP LEAVES RIO

Rio DE JANEIRO. Brazil. April
L-CNS1-The 4,610-ton Italian
steamer Frisco sailed today from
Ceara Harbor. her destination un-
known. II was believed she would
attempt to run the British
blockade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
BURNING ARCHIVES

Nincic expressed hope that the
present grave situation would be
Strengthened out. and said he was
doing everything possible toward
this end.
Meanwhile, foreign ministries in
Belgrade were burning parts of
h ir archives and packing up
other portions IN preparation for
speedy departure from the capital.
Gun crews manned anti-aircraft
batteries throughout Belgrade as
evacuation of Yugoslav women and
children from the capital began
Nlktor Won Heeren. German
minister to Yueoslavia, was en-
route to Berlin. Authoritative
quarters said he carried Premier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
We Recommend:

But the prodigs touch
the Embedding silver dollars the
the customers literally walked money, Damon R0nyon
reminsces Page 30
These rainee ought 10 make superhusband when they me
back from camp" Helen Rowland quotes reader PageI
"why bathrooms smaIls" L. V. During Page l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Nezi Ship Eludes Blockade

SHANGHAI, April Tins -
Two Japanese destroyers are es-
the German freighter
TO Kobe after the vessel
away from Shanghai har-
Dor. II was learned today. 1t was
the German ship will
take on supplies at Kobe for Ger
nan commerce raiders In the
South Pacific or along the China
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
London Admits
II Ships Lost
International News service cabl.

LONDON. April 1.-Ten British
ships totaling "a $40 tons. six al
he'd vessels aggregate 27.52S tons
and 6.673-ton neutral ship were
lost as result of enemy action
during the week ended March %.
the admiralty announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
NAzI SHIP WEAKENED

Tho coast guard reported today
IL had found evidence that the Ger
man vessel Pauline FREDERICK
locked at Boston had been dam
aged by her crew on March 30.
after seizure of Italian vessels had
begun.
Described "A thorough Job OF
wrecking IT was reported that
all the vessels auxiliary engines
had been destroyed by sledging.
ManifoldS and bearings were de
stroyed and all the main cylinders
were drilled and the sections of
cylinder lining removed. II was
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
TWO OFF COSTA RIGA

PUNTA ARENAS, Costa RIGA,
April Am attempt by Costa
Rican authorities to follow the
course of the United States and
seize two Axis merchant ships be-
fore they could be sabotaged and
become a menace to navigation
was thwarted here when the crews
set fire~to their vessels.
The 6,072-ton Italian freighter
Fella and the 4,177-ton German
ship Eisenach were blazing beyond
all hope of saving them when q
boarding party of 40 Costa Rica1
troops reached the piers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Nazi, Italian
Craft Fired
And Sunk
International News Service Cab.

INTERNATIONAL news service taDts
CARACAS. Venezuela. April I.
-Four more Axis steamers-mak-
ing total of eight in the last "a
hours-were set afire and scuttled
last night in the harbor of Puerto
Cabello, so miles west of Caracas.
They were the Italian tankers
Trottiera. Julefassio and Teresa
Orlero and the German freighter
Sesostris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
TALKS TO MINISTER

First, he telephoned Constantin
Fotic. minister TO Washington.
Mimic described the situation in
detail and asked Wotic to see
President Roosevelt or the state
department.
president Roosevelt is now
en- route to Washington after
his Caribbean fishing trip. 1t
was assumed that Fotic was re-
/ ferred 10 Secretary of State
Cordell Hull.)
A short time afterward, Fotic
called back from Washington
with renewed official promises
that II Yugoslavia Is compelled TO
defend her independence. Ameri-
can aid viii be forthcoming under
the terms OF the lease-lend act.
A high YugoSlavian authority
revealed 10 this correspondent
that Premier Gen. Dusan Simovic
and Foreign Minister Moncilo Mn
cic last night urgently proposed to
II Duce that they journey to Rome
in an effort TO avert war with the
Reich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Berlin ShotOs Pictures of TuOin Bodied Plane,
Heavily Armed for Short Range Attacks

Argus motor. The tails are joined
by an intersecting guideboard.
The new plane will be known a.
the Focke-Wulfei 1885, n viii be
handled by a thfee-man GREY q
The seP3rsIte bodies are designed
TO provide unh1mpered vision on
all sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Time. stan Correspondent,

OWOSSO. April Fifty state
troopers under command of Capt.
Lawrence Lyon arrived here today
after an outbreak of violence at
the Owosso Metal Industries Com
pany plant sent a 20-year-old
worker and two Owosso policemen
10 Memorial Hospital. severely in
jured.
The worker. Lester Sutton of
Owosso said he was attacked after
he ieft the plant during the lunch
hof last night.
Police Sergt. Frank Galloway
and Patrolman Frank Mead also
were injured. Sergeant Galloway
was cut when he attempted to dis
perse a crowd near a restaurant a
short distance from the plant.
ORGANIZER JAILED
Shortly after the arrival of the
TROOPERS, Police Chief T. A. Rice
announced the arrest of Gilbert
Rose Of Flint. organizer for the
UAW-CIO. on a charge of carrying
a concealed weapon. Rice said
Rose had a revolver in his pocket.
Last nights outbreak was the
first since strike was called in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
8 AXIS SHIPS SCUTTLED
Serbs Get
New. Us.
Pledges
BY DEsIDER GELEU

Init News Service stan Correspondent
BELGRADE, April Faced
with invasion by German. Yugo-
slavia has asked for an received
new assurances of material aid
from the United States. Inter
national News Service was in
formed on reliable authority today
AT the same time Yugoslavia
appealed 10 Premier Mussolini TO
use his good offices for preserva-
tion of Yugoslav peace and neu-
tralitY.
Persistent reports that British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
and Gen. John G. Dill, chief of the
imperial general staff. have ar
rived in Belgrade could not be
confirmed today.
Foreign Minister Momcilo
Nincic had two transatlantic tele-
phone talks with Washington yes
terday. il was said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
MinesC|osinQ
Barred by
Roosevelt
BY JACK VINCENT
M New. ssrylo. star Correspondent

init News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is personally
intervening in the threatened
nationwide soft coal strike today.
Making il plain that he will in
sist that the mines remain open
because they are vital to national
irfenSr. Mr.. Roosevelt wired coal
operators and miners, now dead
locked in negotiations in New
York over q new ware contract.
that work must not stop even
though an agreement was not
reached when the old contract ex-
pired at midnight last night.
Zone man was slot and seri-
ously wounded today in Harlan
County Kentucky, in the first
violence 10 mark the shutdown
of coal mining operations in the
southwestern Kentucky bitumin-
Gus coal fields due TO failure OF
operators and Go United Mine
Workers leaders TO reach new
agreement.)
The force of the presidential in
PREVENTION will not be tested until
mi lnight tonight, since April IS
a holiday in the nations coal fields
for celebration of the miners
eight-hour day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

COLOMBO for CIRCUIT JUDGE
Fearless. Not Controlled. Fair.
--4Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
400. 900 In IL STATES

But the 100000 miners observed
their holiday in IL states without
knowing whether the mines would
be open tomorrow. Negotiations
between the scat coal operators
and the CLOS United Mine Work
ers Union. headed by John l..
Lewis, were continuing in New
York with hope that at least a
truce be arranged.
President Roosevelt urged the
coal operators and union 10 use
the same peace formula" now be-
ing enforced by the new National
Defense Mediation Board. This
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