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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Call Meeting in Tacoma Thursday
In Hope Of Averiing IVA Strike

Vice President Ilmar Kalvunsn
81 the IVA said the Go euald
not soeept an employers offer for
. i7is cent increase IN lower
brackets only. he said this would
really cut wages Tor sbeut 70
pei cent ~ the unions members
bscsu- previous adjustments
would be wiped out kolvunen
said part ~ the Industry has Of.
fsrsd only five cents more PEI
hour. which tho union wouldn't
accept
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

81 Jossphs hospital = featuring
. baby award Al - p N. with =
modest hank account 70 10 sstae-
hshed for tire lucky by and fisi
eorn IN the hospital slnes Ias 4.
1888 Wasting hours for pubic IN.
spectioa ~ill - "a and "a 20
, m.
Due 70 current construction At
the county hospital NJ formal OBJ
serSanee Of the day will be held.
but visitors VIII hs cordially wei
coined to inspect the premises
throughout the afternoon.
Ops % Public
Western stale hospital officials
plan no special eeservsness. except
that for tho occasion the institu.
ton will Be opened 10 the public
from IA p. m
Mountain View sanitarlum will
hold its open house and inspection
tours from $3.50 p. m.
Northern Pacific hospital Wall
observe the date only with its reg.
ular visiting hours from Ia ?. m.
Tacoma General hospital will hs
host for public inspection al ia
facilities from rs , m
National Hospital dav eommsm-
CRATES the i2ist birthday and the
career Of Florence Nightingale.
great medical philsnthropist and
founder of modern nursing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

Remember the thriller '-Ths 10 ntsps"
Well. when you eompisis todays puzxis
you wii have climbed - steps on the lad
De- that leads 10 - 600 co ln CASH
PRIZES Keep climbing ard you cen WIN
81 500 90 GRAND FIRST PRIZE
Today's puxxis represents the name - q
movie star Add and subtract ths naHtsa
~ objects and letters shown % asfiys your
answer Sc II 4 fiis The diagram fetioN-
ing the equal sign. Thsn transfer yaar
answer 10 tbs Ne ~ Answer form. write
o. print your name and address lesibly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Slot Machines
STARTS on FAoE ONE

county rests. prOfessed no illusion,
about presence Of slot machines IN
his territory.
smaller types Of slet machines
q the counter type. can b found
over most q the city. and both
those and much larger ones are to
Be- discovered around the county.
I'm not going 10 ret ex-
cited about them sheriff
Biorkiund said. n simply
havea't aay oplnsna On them
yet.
They're all over the state and
I'm going 10 wait and see what Is
done In other places
Attorney General Troy. in his
letter to the prosecutors. warned
that numerous machines such A.
consoles" were masquerading as
legal pinban machines whereas
they were actually slot machines.
we shall appreciate your
thorough and prompt action In
this regard In your locality"
he wrote. land we shall be
pleased 10 aid you In any
way"
The law taxing slot machines
and pinball machines was spon-
sored by Gov. Arthur r. Langlie
1t stated specifically in IL that
none Of its provisions should be
construed as legalizing slot or PIN
ball machines in localities or places
not already legal The Law went
into effect May /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Sieilacoom Wants
Sl07.53 for Pole

The physical discomfort of a
collision with light pole was not
all for Charles Rosevear, who ran
into one on Lafayette st in the
town Of Steilacoom last Dec. Z.
Suit was filed in superior court
Wednesday by the town of Stella
COON to collect $107.53 from the
driver. and his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Rosevear. for dam
age to an electric power trans
former on the pole the car hit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

save saswes forms o. - Ne wtt<H y
composed - Frlxzlss Ne 1T - 81 80
mail o. bring them 10 Tn< rseene Trees
bsfofs mianlxhi Saturday n<y INA
win saeh cot ~ answers snsle~< 10
In cain. Ia fsfufn fuF fhes< ~ssklF fsestfs
fanesa. yosli Fsrslss 80 s#1sftelsIaa Efesp
~ psssslss ~ fhs end AZ fhs eaatfet-
n poi haven't satsFsd ths sonfssf.
ihsses s,lli time. Mali ~ Hsp<inf FsEn
bsiow ~ feeslts al the pf~tlaas psszzz<s
o. ss1 particular pn<Eis tnst resa isek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Demands Probe Of Sale
OF Supplies 10 Nazis

WASHINGTON ~ Sen. Guy NJ
Gillette OF Iowa has demanded a
thorough investigation of reports
that American materials are being
sold to Germany and Japan while
the American people are being
asked to make 'tremendous" sac
rifices to halt expansion OF axis
powers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

was diSOioScu htuiltsuhl ny
ney Frank Hale.
Persons having coin slugs
should Immediately surrende r
them at this office" Hale said.
The district attorneys office IL
in the main postoffice building.
Governmental crack down on
slugs and prosecution OF their
possessors Is TO be launched i'm
mediately on the strength of
secret service indictments just OBJ
tanned against an eastern land
principaD manufacturer OF the
bogus coins, Hale said.
Under the new legal inter
probation. any metal disc that
can he used In a slot machine.
vending machine, pay tele-
phone or similar device II sub
lect To seizure and Its pos
SCISSOR liable 10 arrest and
prosecution.
The slugs-not TO he confused
with counterfeit eoins-partieu-
larly under fire are those bearing
such inscriptions as Good for
Amusement Only" and This
Token Has No Cash or Trade
Value" and like legends.
1t is estimated that legitimate
vending machine operators and
telephone companies OF the ma
ton suffer annual losses OF three
to five million dollars because OF
siugs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

Tacoma Navy Mothers will hold
their monthly business meeting in
the Y. w. G. A. loft at s o'clock
Wednesday. Membership contest
sides will be decided and plans will
be made for the losers to enter
tain the winners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
House 0kehs Taking
Over FOREIGN Vessels

WASHINGTON The house
Wednesday passed and sent to
the senate legislation empowering
President Roosevelt TO take over
more than 100 idle merchant ships
owned by Germany and Italy and
the nations they have conquered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Young Men Organize

MARION. GA motorcycle
disaster squad" to act in smer-
gencies where speed il at premi-
um has been formed by IS young
men at Marion. Each OF the mem
bers has completed a first aid
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Subject to Prison Term and Fine
II You Have Slugs for Machines

Slugs of nickel dime quarter denominations" will
henceforth have purchasing equal to five years
prison and fine of S3000 it disclosed Wednesday by
Assistant u. S. District Attorney Frank Hale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Public Invited TO Attend
Open Houses at Hospitals
Notionol Observance Next Sunday;
Special Program at American Loke

In observance Of national hospital day. visitors viii be
welcomed Sunday afternoon the hospitals Of Tacoma
and vicinity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

War department contracts We'd
nesday Included Sound constfnes
ton and Engineering Co. aeaitls.
air corps hangar. boiler plant,
drainage. water line ~ Gray Field.
Fort t.swfa sls7.7TT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

Carpenters ssxiiiary xtii meet
Thursday evening 1T Tiso ln Car.
psntsr's hail Mrs. Albert nsr-
gen. president. viii 10 IN charge
OF the business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
New Ship Service
For u. S., Indies

PORTLAND - Forty-five ships
30 be placed in service between
Pacific coast ports and the Neither
lands Indies will carry strategic
materials for defense of both
America and the Indies, DR.. Alex
ander Loudon, Netherlands minis
ter to the United States, said
here.
The craft will be drawn from the
Atlantic fleet of the Silver Java
Pacific line, now operating six
ships to the west coast on cur
tailed service.
Service will begin as soon as
possible DR.. Loudon said.
An etiquette book of rs years
ago states 1T is proper to place
the plates on the table wrong side
I'm in flv time"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
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Labor Strife Holds connsry Ships Idle;
Ssomsn Gronied Use Of SitDown Strike

A aesalaek between sisssz
ssnaea sslsea tnaastFy - t-rsl
- - ths naehlsisls unlen foFeea
rsncellsticn Tuesday - departurs
fsum ssatte - ~ Ixeoy aeNsIlI
4 Ltesy esnasry ssip otssEe ~
TIE fzr HoFlh
Tf.s otseee was q ksss ssIlsa
wItA mars thsn GO ssnnsFy ~efs
era heuna fuf Yahuiat nhu.
oeorxs Inlet snd csos lnlst -
elflc Amerlesn FssAertes 49, 49,
expected % cancel Fsssrvsflnns 80
the Aisatisn ssllinF FfldsY
The Maehlnlsts aa1uA - 80
~ employers % - s<sktnx n
eres.~s FsnEsng frusa -uofhlnH -
60 peg cent 9Th - usAn.KsmeHs
offering increases ~ - % -
esnts "a hear
Mssn~hlls. q eifeaag court
- appeals AZ rhliaaslphls Wa.
aesasY gave msrrkani sHlp s>smsH
the right 10 ssil sft-do~s STRIKES
when such vessels are neaFed -
safe donestir part
TIE decision uphsld . NIAn ral.
ing sKslnst inc seuthsrn steam
ship company. which opefatss -
tween Atlantic sad Fulf ports
The Nl-Rn directed ths FIRM -
recognise ths National naFttlms
nnioa tciol 81 bargaining sFsns
for its crews ard n Feiuststs ftes
discharged seemsn.
ro.r s.,ssu..s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

VITA departure - fsasr vessels
overnight "Wednesday enly thre<
ships we're un bsrth FOR c.fHn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

This almost incredible offer is made by
The Parker Pen Co, solely to introduce
DUNK 10 millions of new users. And Parker
chemists created DUNK for n reason most
people might never dream Of. This, frankly,
is Co guard fountain penS-especially the
50 million ParkeTS-from pen-clopRinR,
point cumming inks. For Parker engineers
reported that such inks cause about two
thirds of the pen troubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Windsor and Duchess
Expected to Visit u. S.

Unofficial British circles said
the Duke and Duchess will paN
their informal visit 10 the Ameri-
can capital while en- route from
Nassau 10 Canada.
II is expected that their stay
IN Washington will he a brief one
limited 10 one or two days
during which. however. they will
be entertained informally at the
White House and the Duke will
confer with President Roosevelt.
They are expected 10 stay Al
the British embassy during their
visit AS the guests OF British Min
lister Sir Ronald Campbell. who is
acting ambassador in the absence
in England Of Lord Halifax.
II was indicated that they will
probably fly from Nassau to
Miami and thence 10 Washington.
Reports also stated that inc
couple might stop over for a few
DAYS In New York. but this was
not certain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Wander IN Streets

Public buildings. warehouses
and apartment buildings were said
10 he so oVerCTowded that great
numbers were compelled TO wan
der homeless through the streets
one street car conductor the
information Scrl ice SAID related
that Leningrad has been cut of
from tho outside world for several
days since AL railroads leading
from tho city had been cut Of
The thousands eyacuating sur
rounding districts. according 10 the
conductors story had 10 march
on foot through the woods IN or
der that their columns would not
cause congestion on the. roads
which We're beng used for mill
tary transports
For several days. The witness
revealed. the approaches 10 Lon
lngrad have been under heavy Ger.
man artillery fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

SHANGHAI. Sept 6. The Ger
mans are now battling At Lenin-
grad the mother of the Bolshe-
Vlk revolution
This former capital Of the cZars
also Is RusSia'S strongest fortress
and greatest port and harbor.
The German high command and
general staff aretSaid in Axis CIR
cleS 10 have come TO the conclusion
that, next 10 the destruction Of
the Soviet armies on large scale.
the taking Of Leningrsd would be
the most severe blow that could
be delivered 10 Stains Communist
regime, both from the Importance
Of the military strategicsl view
point and the sentimental Boil
Shevik political prestige aspect
Lenlngrad, NJ tina. time Petro-
grad and previously ST. Peters
burg. was the starting point Of
the BolShevik revolution with ITS
brief kerenSky interim that proved
so tragic IN the horrible murder
Of Gar Nicholas. tho czarlna,
their son and four daughters in
1918.
The Communists reveal Lenln-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Three Other Women

Resides Mrs Osborn there are
three other women candidates.
Hazel A McClendon. Mrs Jean
p. Chamberlain. club leadcr and
Mrs. Josephine Gomon former
secretary of the housing commits
sion.
Othcr candidates with strong
backing include George Edwards
former Go organizer and now
secretary Of the housing commits
sion: Attorney Eugene a OLcaI>
Harold True. a radio announcer,
John A. Baxter. former assistant
attorney Paul T. Dryer assistant
corporation counsel and sid A.
Erwin. former assistant.
Eighteen persons Will be nomi-
mated for council with nine 10 be
elected at the final election IN
November. Two candidates viii ne
nominated for mayor city clerk
and city treasurer. ConStableS also
will be nominated October T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Soviet Attacks
On Five Fronts
Reds Report Capture
South OF Leningrad
p, International Nv. s.r,Ic.

MOSCOW. Sept. 7 SUNDAY J ~
Soviet forces. hitting both the
front and the rear Of German and
allied troops. were reported to-
day 10 be counter attacking on
ergetcally in five key sectors.
eNaCting an eVeT-mOunting toIl Of
men and machines from the in
VaderS.
Slaughter NJ $1,000 German Of
ficefS and men and destruction Of
great Quantities Of Nszl weapons
and equipment ny violent Soviet
artillery fire in single DAY was
announced early today in com
munque reporting fighting along
the whole front throughout Satur-
day
The bulletin Also related that
the Red ar force Saturday dealt
maS>cd blows Al German panIer
and infantry troops and artillery
cmplaccmentS an destroyed
parked planes IN bomblngs Of Nazl
airfieldS,
Al the end Of the eleventh
week OF hlStoryS largest armed
struggle. Russian troops I'm the
North were said Ia have recap
tured an important stretch Of
railroad south Of Leningrad. while
IN the center lsrge-Scale. air-Sup-
ported Red counter-aSSaultS were
declared TO be steadily crush
inc German defenSes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Say Reds
May Rae City
Plan Move Rather
Than Yield TO Nazis
Io,.rpstlonsl >svs Ssrv,e. Cshl.

HELSINKI. Sept. S go Though
the city iS damned with 1000 0OC
persons. Marshal klementi Voro-
Shllov has threatened 10 blow up
all Lenlngrad rather than yield
u 10 The Germans, the Finnish
official Information service said
today
Gigantic fires sending aloft a
glow visible at'ihe Finnish frontier
more than 100 miles distant
cracked m Lenngrad, the Finnish
service asserted.
Russian soldiers who were taken
captive hy The Films were quoted
as saying that fires have been
raging for DAYS in the suburbs of
LenlnCfad and new fires have
sprung up IN the center Of the old
cZariSt capital
a summary ~ eyewitness 70.
ports SAID that Tens of thousands
crowded INTO l.cningrad from out.
living districts. were starving. in
adequately dressed and sleeping 81
n uht without shelter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Navy was spanning the entire
route TO Iceland with orders 10
eliminate" the submarine that
attacked the destroyer.
Secretary Hassett met the Nazi
charge that the Greer first fired
on the German U-boat with the
observation il was a typical state
ment' and considering the source,
| don't think there Will be any
comment"
In the Pacific, President Roose-
welt and Secretary Of State Hull
have bluntly told Japan there
must be no more aggression. De-
spite japanese protests, two
American tankers have cleared
through japanese waters and
landed oil at Fladivostok for the
Russians.
There was no indication that
The German counter-cfaim would
relax in any manner the trigger
fingered vigilance Of the American
navy which has instructions TO
take whatever defensive action
necessary to keep the ocean lanes
open for American goods and war
materials being transported to
Iceland
The sub-Arctic island Is under
the protection of America and
Uncle Sam has had armed forces
there since July z,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Torpedoes Sink
Z Italian Ships
Elusive Speedcraft
One Of Subs Victims
In,.rustious, New. s.r,ie. Csbl.

LONDON. Sept. 6. 49, Pressing
their air and naval campaign 10
cut of AXIS communications in the
Mediterranean. the British today
announced destruction of two more
important Italian ships.
Submarines torpedoed and sank
the Italian liner Esperia. an $685.
ton passenger vessel used as a
troop transport. and a craft of the
extraordinary capable Ramb class.
The new British campaign in
the Mediterranean. designed TO cut
of the flow of reinforcements and
supplies 10 Africa. where a new
blow-up is expected soon. yeSter-
day accounted for five Italian ships
sunk and two damaged. Among
those sunk almost certainly" was
the 23635-ton Italian liner Duilio.
Damaged was an Italian 10000
ton cruiser.
TodayS announcement from the
British admiralty said that the
ESperia was sunk off TripoI.
Yet the British took more pride
in the reported destruction of the
Ramb-claSS steamer. The admir-.
atty announcement said she was
trapped in a successful submarine
attack on South-bound convoy
between the Italian naval base al
laramie and the Libyan port of
Bengazl.
Boats OF the Ramb class. the adj
mlralty pointed out, are fast 1000
ton craft with speed Of rs knots.
A similar vessel. acting as a
commerce raider. sank the 7.27O-
ton British cruiser Leander in the
Indian Ocean sin months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

grad as the home OF the reVolu-
ton and the attent ION OF
Communists the world over, As
well as Of Britain, AoScow's ally,
Will be focused on that siege
more than on any other present
In SoNiei Russia Mar
shall Klemenu NoroShiloV. who
commands the northern. Soviet
sector. including Leningrad. some
time ago announced that The
mother Of the revolution was
'untakeable " lie is not so sure
about II now
Moscow and some British ex-
perts believe IL will be the hard
est nut the German military en-
glneers have yet cracked. The
conquerorS OF The French and
Belgian Maginot lines, the Greek
MetaXis and Stains own Inn
pregnable" linSe are saying moth
ing. Lenlngrad is RuSSlas strong
est fortified bastIon
II is doubtful If the Germans
viii attempt general entry by
frontal assault. II is more likely
that they Will precede any such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

day between the American
destroyer Greer and a Ger
man submarine.
Com pl etely contradicting
the navy departments and
Mr.. Roosevelt's version of the
first skirmish between United
States and German forces
since World War | Days, the
Germans claimed that the de-
stroyer attacked first and the
suOnarine fired a twin tor.
pedo' only in "justifiable de-
Tense"
While Hassett. after a confer,
ence with the President, met the
Nazi= charge with the comment
that considering the source,
don't think there will be any com.
ment.' the German accusation
served 10 make worse an already
strained situation. Moreover. con
ferences between state department
and Japanese officials aimed al
easing the tension in the Far East
have not progressed faVoTably.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
International New. s.,,ie, wiz.

WASHINGTON Sept 6. An
official announcement was en-
pected tonight 10 he made within
a few days Of forthcoming visit
by the Duke and Duchess OF Wind
Sor 10 tho nations capital
The former British king now
governor general Of the Bahamas
and his American wife are en-
pected 10 pay their first official
visit 10 Washington during The last
week Of the present month.
While the British embassy and
the state department tonight de-
clined 10 comment on plans for the
visit. II was expected that the
itinerary would he made public nv
the White House or embassy
shortly
Final arrangements arc now
being completed through British
official circles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
TWo Crises Occur

Two crises stemmed up 10 place
the United States on the alert. as
hammered home by Washington
officialdom from top TO bottom.
The incident of the destroyer
Greer, which President Roosevelt
reported was attacked more than
once by submarine in American
waters in broad daylight, stood
uppermoSi.
Mr. Roosevelt had announced
grimly that the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
ConnaIly Says
Patience of
j. s. Fades
X eyHOIds Pleased
by A bsenc e of
Any Hysterid
By ROBERT &. NIXON
Init News service star Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Sept. s. -
Branding the German U-boat at
tack on the United States de-
Stroyer Greer As an example Of
The Nazi spirit of assassination. %
Senator Tom ConnsIiy. chairman
Of the Senate foreign relations
committee. today warned the
Reich that the patience Of the
American people is wearing thin.
The United States, the Texas
Democratic leader declared, Will
not long tolerate such attacks on
its ships OF citizens.
Senator Robert Reynolds d. of
North Carolina, chairman of the
Senate military affairs committee
and an outSpoken opponent Of the
demonstrations conduct OF rela-
tons toward the warning nations.
said ne was gfad=tt1e Greer Incl
dent had not excited the nation
undulX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
President Due to Reply
To NaZiS Monday
International New. s.rv,e. wiz.

HYDE PARK, n. Y, Sept president
accused by Germany OF trying to lnclte
Americans into against the Nazs, tonight
announced that on Monday night he will deliver
radio address that will be broadcast the world.
Acting Presidential Secretary William d. Hassett said
that the talk would be only of Is minutes Duration but
added that will "be important one major declara
ton of American foreign policy anticipated.
Announcement of the Presidents decision to make
the address the White House at D. M (EST) Mon.
day after Berlin commnique confirmed the torpedo
depth bomb engagement in the North Atlantic Thurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Decision Not Sudden

lIaSSett told reporters that he
wouldn't say the Presidents deci-
sion 10 make new declaration of
American policy was sudden, but
tense situations existed in both the
Pacific and the Atlantic when an
nouncement came that Mr.. RooSe-
welt was going 10 speak 10 the
world.
Moreover. only a few hours
earlier the Germans. in their Off
cial version Of the encounter be-
tween the destroyer Greer and the
U-boat. stated that President
Roosevelt through his orders 10
the Atlantic fleet is trying by all
means at his disposal to provoke
incidents in order 10 incite the
American people into war against
Germany
These reports were met earlier
with a complacent notation that
the Germans apparently had adj
mitted the unidentified SUBJ
marine which attacked the Greer
flew the Nazi flag.
When Secretary Hassett called
reporters into conference uneX.
pectedly late this afternoon, he
stressed the fact that President
RooSevelts Monday, night radio
speech would be carried nation.
ally by all three major chains. and
would be sent by short wave &c
tho North South East and West
in Ia different languages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Soviefs Change Plans,
8 Head East in Plane

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept s.
CINS) Plans Of the Soviet Mos
cow-to-Washington flying expedi-
ton were suddenly changed today
when United Airlines reservations
for the AZ Russians were Cancelled
and six OF their number headed
east IN an army plane, airport Off
cialS revealed.
The remainder of tho Soviet del
egation was expected 10 leave for
the East later today instead Of
Monday as had been previously
announced