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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Apartments for Rent
Furnished
Furnished Rooms for Rent

PORTER, i324-Downtown. t-o rooms
IS week; everything incl well serviced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

DEXTER, 77i9-comfortabie single or
double; garage; convenient transporta-
ton. Tyler 6-l454
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

BETHUNE WEST. ss0-Twin beds: also
double OF single. Reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

GALLAGHER. i25o4 Two furnished
rooms and bath. suitable for two men
or young couple. also sunpsrlor porch;
reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Aircraft WeIdinq

Aircraft w elOln0
kCFTNIFs E-A3C WELDING
Toal-Ne Makirg Maehinlsf
Lathe Mullins Nachlas-- Shaper
BODY. FENTFE REPAIR
INDUSTRIES NEEDS SKILLED MEN
for T.. 5 defense Learn nov BE Worklng
Free Employment. Dawn iEht School
SEE HOW WI TRAIN MEN
WOLVERINE SCHOOL 1900 ". FORT
AfR-CONrI I'll ONINcI-Reiugerauo per-
sonHl Instruction, taN ard evening
c'ssser. Inspection invited. The Detroit
school n Refrigeration ami Attenuation
ms Slzs Grand River tt 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Garage Builders

SMART FUR COATS Cash-Terms ar
lene's Dress Shop, 1925 Jos. Campau
tTroWbridget.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-26

Soon little faces aqver with happy anticipation, find sand
in sleepy eyes, soft fingers relax and sleigh bells be heard
the clap of Dmders and BGtzens hoofs.
Downstairs the lights wink through the window the
east bright of everlasting bance again lights the heart Of
mankind and softly the voices of angels sing "Peace Earth
Good Will to Men,"
What finer gift to humankind? is the gift we this
paper wish to you ALL readers to all the people of
mumity, of our country, of our entire world.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-26

J
rA HMERCA-blessed land of ourselves special tribute this
~ - II Christmas of 1884, to the Prince of Peace and
M ~ cherhes His words peace on Earth Good Will to Men,
$N Though may stray for time from His guidance, the
ES belief little children in Santa Claus rendes the deep longing
VP for generous relations among civilized human beings There
ia magic in the Yuletde
Warm lights glow softly the older folks hustle about make
t1 for the children The has been gath
cred trimmed candles shed radiance haos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
RECENT ARRIVALS

This "Nazi army" was divided
into l,261 cells. the committees
report said, similar to the Com
munist cells. each headed by a
German. Most OF these cell-leaders
were struggled into the country
within the last year or two.
Greater than the sensation
caused by this announcement how
ever. was the disclosure that the
Argentine government knew what
was going on as far back as 1888.
The report stated that in that
year the government was warned
of the growing Nazi corps by its
ambassador TO Berlin and actually
protested secretly 10 the German
foreign office, which ignored the
complaint
The report charges that the
Winter fund collections of Ger
man cultural and benevolent
societies were used for propaganda
purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
IN THE NEWS

Confined from Page One)
those same forebears cared enough
to starve and go barefoot in order
that the redcoats might return TO
King George and leave us to build
this glorious country of ours in
peace and In faith and love.
One cannot blame our British
cousins for wanting 10 join in with
America.
This il natural enough but let
them come over here and become
American citizens "a have many
hundred Of thousands Of their kith
and kin. Let them live under the
Stars and Stripes, Let them pledge
allegiance To our beautiful flag, let
them walk Gods good green earth
saying How are you my friend"
even a. you and l. No. Mr.. Hearst,
America and Americans do not
want Union Now" as planned and
schemed by the international
bankers and the international poll
ticians whose war this Is. and
whose chestnuts our administers
ton leaders are pulling out Of the
fire. We want our own country
We want II for our children and
our childrcu's children.
A. American citizens we are
willing Ia give our all and TO fight
and 10 die for America but We
mean AMERICA and we do not
mean Europe. Asia. Africa, or Tim.
buctu. They need not fear about
our patriotism. or our ability "a
fight. We viii fight. each and
everyone of us men and women
when we know what we are fight.
ing for and whom we are fighting
for.
80, Mr.. Hearst, let me say IN
closing that 1 hope YOU keep or
telling the people the truth SHOW
up the Benedict Arnolds and the
Major Andres, show up the gentle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Red Wdrships
Sunk Say Ndzis
Continued from Page One)

from Tauinn for KfonStadt or
Leningrad, the Germans added.
Berlin. a majority Of the ships
were loaded with Red troops, con-
sequently drowningS would run
into the thousands.
And any ships which actually
made Red ports only ran into new
traps, the Nazis declared. for Ger
many is sure 10 strike next at the
islands of OeSel, Dagoe and Han
goethe remaining Soviet Baltic
bases.
The Russian Dunkirk' eVacua-
ton disaster. according TO the
Germans. began when the Ger
mans reached the outskirts of
Baltic Port and Tallinn, and the
toll OF Russian war and merchant
shipping began TO mount.
German quarters said terrific
pressure now is being brought
against the outer defenses OF Len
ingrad with the aid OF forces
rushed there from Estonia after
Tallinn and Baltic Port fell into
NaZi hands.
II appeared that the Germans
were concentrating special efforts
on Leningrad as the first after
math OF the conversations between
Chancellor Hitler and Premier
MuSSolini on tho Russian front.
Crashing blows" were said 70
be falling upon the Russian armies
east OF Gomel on the central sec
tor OF the front, where the re-
treating Reds were reported
Jnmmed against the Desna River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Indy Fears
May Turn
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
European air bases, the
fier declared
Instead OF reducing the value
Of the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans from the standpoint OF
our security, aviation makes
them more important than ever
before. Air power practically re-
moves the danger of attack by
sea; and the oceans themselves
prevent effective attacks by air.
1T seems clear TO me that the
quickest way for Germany to
lose war would be to attack
America, and that the quickest
way for America TO lose a war
would be to attack Germany"
Senator Burton K. Wheeler OF
NJ on ana, non-lnterventionist.
leader, also spoke lie called the
elt-Churchill eight-p o n t
program. agreed upon in their
meeting at sea, "a terrible collec-
ton of pious platitudes and
added:
"A foreign policy based upon
subterfuge - deception-secfecy
and spurious irrational and I'M
scientific reasoning character
lies the present American
foreign policy.
They (the eight points, mean
first that Britain and America
are to he the armed powers Of
the world. Britain and Amer
lea Will run the world In the
manner they believe II should
be run.
IF we attempt TO enforce the
eight points, American citizens
will pay the bill and American
boys will be policing the entire
world"
A heckler. Everett Gwin, 30.
was permitted 10 come 10 the
platform, and was both booed and
cheered when he said that he was
formerly in tho army and was
ready IN 60 hack whenever my
Ountry calls me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Red Ships
Attacked
by Firms
international New. Service Cable

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Aug SO
from Helsinki, Finland
said today that Finnish ships and
aircraft attacked a Russian convoy
of rs transport vessels evEcuating
the Soviet defenders OF Tallinn
and Baltic port when those Es-
tonian strongholds fell to the
Nazis
Several ships were reported TO
have been sunk and others were
destroyed or damaged when they
struck mines. Two small vessels
were captured and escorted TO
Helsinki.
An editorial in the Finnish
newspaper Savo was quoted as
saying
Our war operations may
cease In the near future, with
the results we expected from
the beginning"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Saturdays Symposium

body hut the Russian Communists
and the ever present British prop
agandists.
( For the REF send all the Rus
sian refugees, usurpeTs OF posi-
tions OF good Americans; Commu-
mist troublemakers fomenters OF
strikes i'm our factories; producers
and directors of war propaganda
pictures.
Ship an army like that over TO
our pal. Joe. But not one Ameri-
can youth. Politics may make
strange bedfellows, but Americans
climbing in with Communists and
what crawls up the bedposts Is un-
thinkabIe. SO long Russian eXpedi-
tionary force. We Americans wish
YOU bon voyage. Wen supply you
with reds. pinks, punks, fellow
travellers on your way.
But well keep our American
men right here in America 10 de-
fend when and II invaded by the
enemy without, and the enemy
within. Wen keep our American
men right here on our own soil
that Old Glory shall continue to
wave defiant over the greatest
country on earth. America, UN-
BENDABLE. UNBREAK ABLE,
UNBEATABLE.
SONIA MacCONAGHY
Los Angeles, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Find Ndzi Cells
In Argentina
International New. ser,ic. Csbl,


-RtLEAQS- tAA4f RsEfisSS,-Argent1 tina.
Aug. 30 Chancellor Hitler con-
trolls 64.3l9 men OF action" in
Argentina, a report by a congress
sional committee OF investigation
said today.
The report was accompanied by
a recommendation TO the chamber
of deputies that all Nazi organiza-
tions in Argentina be outlawed.
Disclosure of the Hitler corps
and a charge that the government
knew about il caused sensation.
A large number of the pro-
Nazis were said to be Argentines
who had sworn away their ale
glance TO their own country and
pledged their lives to Hitler,
until nc dies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Roosevelt Home
Labor Day Broadcast Expected to Discuss Nations
Place in International Scene
BY GEORGE DURNO

H1 Df PAkk. y. Y, aug. 81.
~ President Roosevelt cam e
b c K To his hudson Valley
home today for the L a b or
Day weekend. possibly prepared
TO shed further light on the posi-
ton of the United States in the
international picture.
The President has an oppor-
tunlty to speak about the critical
days ahead this afternoon. when
he makes his annual appearance
before the Roosevelt Home Club.
More likely was the prospect
that Mr.. Roosevelt would save
his heavy fire until Labor Day
also the second anniversary of
Gcrmany'S invasion of Poland. He
limited as much just before leav-
ing Washington when asked 10
give an estimate of the American
position at the moment.
ON Labor Day, the President
Will wind up dramatically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

He -44Ln4L-Ln--n- Aeet+-F-
moHgrti
Without 4 pcdigrCc;
Yet he 1r0S 06bic, KIND and
good,
/ think Bou ,rU ogrec-
That hcU be rcry useful
Where the souls Of chill
drcH play
Hen yoptp ruth them md
sec. dear cod.
They do not 10 oStrog.
lust tell him that re'rc
Sorry
That rc coHIdat pet his
hcod.
And rhiSpcr hou icc lol'cd
him,
Ere his gcDtic spirit dcd.
I pray Hot phcn death
bCckOHS,
And my SoHi Suro,ouJjtS
Hfc's jog
I'll rate a place in HeoreH
As UeH as does orr dog.
MARTIN +. OWENS,
800 Lafayette Bldg,
Detroit. Michigan.
Los Angeles. Calf,
August 81, 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Calf.
Dear MIR. Hearst:
Wv THAT comfort II THE
wv NEWS 10 genuine Amer
" leans.
What a comfort TO know that an
able columnist like yourself, speaks
for America and stands by Uncle
Sam.
With so much talk for an Ameri-
can expeditionary force may l sug-
gest the following: = NJ
Why not a Russian eNpeditionary
force. an REF and British expo
force. n BtI, then every
body would he happy, yes, every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Germany Penetrated
By Guerilla Bands

LONDON, Aug. 30 uNS) y
Anti-IIitler guerilla bands have
penetrated into Germany causing
some anxiety among the Nazi
population, according TO a Reuters
British dispatch from Moscow
today quoting the Soviet lass
News Agency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Marine Unit Backs Roosevelt

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30
QNS) -- a resolution pledgIng
support Of President RooSevelt'S
foreign policy was forwarded 70
the White House today by the
eighteenth national convention OF
N he Marine Corns LoaCue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
TOP BILLING OVERNIGHT

Three former semipros or little
theater featured players in the ma
tional defense cast who overnight
gained top billing. arc w. II. Har-
rison. William Bait and Douglas
Mackeachie.
Harrison. who used 10 be prop
man in charge Of building today
stepped forth in the glittering garb
OF director of the production divi-
sion of the Office of Production
Management.
Bill Bait skyrocketed into the
role of the all-important director
of materials division - and Will
have az least three fingers in all
the OPM pies.
Mackeachie. formerly understudy
TO Donald Nelson when Nelson was
purchasing director, got the pur-
chasing division plum.
Kicked upstairs 10 the honorary
and bronze plaque was handsome
Ed Stettlnius. formerly prioritleS
director. StettlnIuS had part
written in for hun especially en-
titled lend-lease administrator, and
will work with Harry Hopkins
club-under the Hopkins tutelage.
John Biggers, once prominent IN
the all out defense emergency
scene as OPM purchasing bigwig.
gets satin knee brooches role as
special minister 10 London on the
lend-leaSc program. and viii share
tho sides with Avcrell Hartman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Test Bomber Crashes; | Dies

Los ANGELES. Aug. 30
UNS) One man was killed and
two others were injured today
when a twin-motored bomber on
a test flight before delivery TO
the army, crashed and burst into
flames. The bomber had bee in
the air but five minutes when the
accident occurred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
DIPLOMAT HOPEFUL

A hopeful element was injected
however, when Kanane Wakasugi
diplomatic adviser 10 Admiral
Kichisaburo Nomura japanese
ambassador to Washington. ar
rived in Yokohama from San
Francisco.
WakasHgi Stfe> sed that Admiral
Nomura'S work IN Washington was
facilitated by ms friendship with
President Roosevelt and American
naval leaders
Meanwhile preparations for mo-
bilization Of all Japan manpower
for wartime labor purposes moyed
ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Soviet Troops
Near Teherdn
International New. seryic, Cable

ANKARA. Turkey, Aug 60
The official Turkish radio reported
today that Soviet forces advancing
through Iran were 10 reach the
Irsnian capital of Teheran this
morning
A Teheran broadcast announced
today that martial law and a
curfew had been imposed upon
Teheran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
CALL SOLDIERS DRUNK

Drunken German soldiers"
said the Russian announcement
"were hurled into the attack
and came under the fire of mine
throwers. machine guns, auto
matte rifles and artillery.
During the night they brought
up fresh reserves and at dawn
40 German tanks launched an
attack on our positions. Only %
tanks got as far a. the edge of
them. The balance were de-
strOyed, while the 279th German
Infantry Regiment supporting
the tanks lost 80 per cent of Its
electives.
Then the 18th German In
fantry Regiment was boN-bar-
ragged by raging inferno of
Soviet shells. According to Ger
man prisoners the men franti-
CaIly buried themselves until the
fire ceased, revealing torn bodies
and wrecked machines plOwed
into the ground"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

hdg llOiii ilOOli W
l p m. Detroit time}.
Harry Hopkins, generalissimo of
the lease-lend program and No.
confidant of the White House,
accompanied the President back
10 Hyde Park. Hopkins. who
toured England and Russia re-
Gently before appearing at the
high seas meeting between Mr..
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill conceded he was "a bit
tired"
The presidential special arrived
at Highland. n. Y. on the west
bank of the river at $50 a. m. Mr..
Roosevelt left the train immedi-
ately and motorcd across the Mid
Hudson bridge. through Pough-
keepsie and up the Albany post
road 10 his Hyde Park home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
.Td|Iinn Assault
Costly 10 Ndzis

LONDON. Aug. 30 - Germany
lost 10000 mon in the final assault
on Tallinn and Baltic Port in Es-
tonla the Daily Telegraph re-
ported in a Stockholm dispatch
today while the Russians success
fully evacuated $4,000 men in a
dual 'Dunklrk "
Tic DAILY Express meanwhile
SAID that Finland is trying 10 es-
cane IT'S alliance with Hitler"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

our brothers safe.
Then we will certainly Believe
in America"
Sincerely yours,
JOSEPHINE PETERSON.
Il51 W. Deming Place,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Christian Science
Publishing Society.
One Norway street, Boston, Mass.
August rs. 1871.
Mr. William Randolph Hearst.
San simeon. Calf.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
EFT IL quite probable that YOU do
not have the slightest rec0llcc-
- ton of me. hut | have very
vivid recollection of YOU, and a
sustained sense of gratitude for
the kindness YOU showed me when
I was Committee on Publication
for our people in New York state.
This letter is written 10 eN-
press my profound appreciation for
the editorial which appeared in
your various papers on the subject
OF Christian Science. This has
pleased and heartcned many peO-
pie, both within our ranks and out
side. Not many know that YOU
have ever been interested In Chris
tian Science. and this statement
comes with n note of surprise, ~
well a. of gratitude.
You will please accept my warm
personal regards.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
ALBERT Z. GILMORE.
san Francisco, Calf,
August l.. 1911.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst.
san Simeon. California.
Dear Sir:
TNHE enlightened and the hui
name men and women of
N this city and this state and
our whole nation. can never be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
HEAVY AIR LOSSES

The midnight high command
communique reported heavy losses
for the luftwaffc II announced
That between August 2l and y at
least 500 German planes had been
shot down or destroyed on the
ground The Russian air force lost
262 planes
A supplementary Communlque
covering the German defeat at
X" said that for four days Ger
mans -caFted their dead from the
battlefield on the southwestern
sector of the front around the
town of X
1t stated that repeated Nazi at
tacks failed ia disledge the Rus
SLAMS from their positions and that
the operations cost the Germans
$1,000 men, moved down by Rus
sian artillery fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

grateful enough for your coura-
geouS exposure of the pitiless
cruelty inflicted on helpless ami
mails. In all too frequent. futile and
useless experiments I'm labora-
tories. and .Nivisection rooms of
schools and colleges.
Your articles have brought hope
TO men and women of vision and
intelligence all over the United
States. Through long and dark
wears the knowledge that hundreds
Of intelligent, useful and affection
ate animals were helpless victims
OF unspeakable cruelties has been
~ raw and consuming pain that
would not heal because there
seemed TO he little hope of an en-
lightened and honest consideration
of the question of vivisection.
1t has been said that "civiliZa-
ton advances through the efforts
of those who are unwilling to ac-
cept the errors of the past"
Because YOU have the vision and
the courage To question and to
challenge barbarous practice
which has made farce of our
claims 10 civilization and progress,
I thank YOU from my heart.
Respectfully.
MARC ARET PERUVIAN.
6jI Twcnty-ninth Avenue,
san Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
August 10. 1871.

August 10. 1871.
MIR. William Randolph Hearst,
In the News. Editor.
San Simeon, Calf.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
II WANT 10 thank you for MAX
ing IL possible for so many
readers 20 enjoy your wonder
full column. II is kind of you "a
give your readers the opportunity
OF expressing their opinions.
II IL loyal Of you TO defend
Colonel Lindbergh and others who
have been criticized for their opin-
ions.
These men who have been hurt
by some unthinking tongues will
some day have their names en-.
shrined In the hearts OF those who
follow III.
Your letters have proven that
you believe In America, and also In
freedom OF opinion, because you
publish the different angles Of sit.
uation.
II is my daily task TO clip your
column from the paper. and keel
scrspbook for my dad.
too. have a brother OF draft
age. and ! want him to stay safe
because he's brilliant and ambi
tlous. I'm sure that our govern
mtnt, knowing the will OF tn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
TO RESERVE CORPS

On discharge. selectees will be
given a medical examination and
then VIII be transferred 10 the en-
listed reserve corps Released men
will be given ) cents per mile
travelling expenses from the point
OF discharge 10 the local boards
where they were Indicted.
Preparing for this return Of men
TO civilian life, national Selective
service headquarters has ordered
state and local officials 10 make
plans for getting the men back TO
work at their old Jobs or other
jobs as quickly as possible.
The discharge allotments 10 vari-
Gus commanders were as follows:
First army $4,000; second army.
1890: third army $4,000: fourth
army 1920; armored force. 500;
arms and services with the air
forces. 500; Panama Canal de.
partment. 4400; Puerto Rican
department 3 600. Hawaiian de-
partment. 5000: Philippine depart
ment, 1900. Alaska defense COM
mand. 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
PRAYER FOR OUR DOG

PRAYER FOX OUR DOG
Please God, II you should
hear q scratch
On the peariy gates to-
ajght,
4 gentle rhine, q mufled
bark.
Hare Peter take q light.
And open up the portals,
And cdH Wis spirit in
For ! mink h. Hrcd IN
HCOrcH OHcC--
PICoSc take INN bark
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
SELF SUFFICIENCY"

In connection with A new ma.
tlon-widc campaign for metals
Lieut.. Gen feHchi Suzuki char
man of the konoye cabinets plan
ming board, said:
These collections are being
taken rs "A wartime measure 10
increase wartime production,
and make the East ASiatic CO.
prosperity sphere wholly self
sufficient A"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

men In high places who sell us out
TO Europe or the British Empire
for mere percentage. Some
Americans are slow but keep on
telling them and after a time you
will see. The Boston Tea Party
will look like q Sunday school pic
mic.
Thanking YOU for your patience
and with my kindest personal re-
CARDS, I am,
Very sincerely yours,
EMILY l.. JONES.
EX-msyor Eureka, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
The Weather

me sur wiH se' a. 7.io ~ toosy
sna rise tornorro~ ~ $50
The moon vii rise TO-DAY a. % 3 m q.
and oct tomorrog a. II ~ a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
.Japs Cool
To Peace


TOXIC. Aug. 30 Demands for
a Japanese-domina1ed& neM- order
in east Asia peace overtureS by
Premier Prince Konoyo notwith-
standing were hammered home
once more in high japanese quar-
ters today
As Nippon awaited a reply from
President Roosevelt TO the pre-
mier's personal message asking for
consultations on peace in the Pa
cific, clear indications were given
that Japan has no intention of
sWerYing from prInciple-nL-an
ASlatic new order
Another m GUS note was
sounded when British ConSulates
in Japan and Manchukuo advised
l 400 British and Indian nationals
to return home aboard British
steamer expected TO arrive in the
Far East IN the near future.