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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
BIRTHS

Margaret Mehney. iios ssu,h wiisca.
c, seysl oIMs .nnow.s. ,sso Lst.in.
Msr,orie Milltr AGO WE, Pslrp,r
Angslinre Mttlus, 80 East Grand avenue.
Highland PARK
Hone Msrrick. ll,l M.rhck
q. S,suIoni' ,ais.s E s.,
Hiida bsdras, aarl Maflbofaurh
MARY Okonoski i2i20 Frankfort.
Phoebe Palmer 1921 Dolphin
virginia Psrr. 1913 Psgel; Lincoln PARK
Agnes Perreault. 1911 Charesi-
Catherine stn. hs'i RicssSy isiS wl.. s.,huss.
Eleanor Reade. 32i0 Riehton.
violette Richards, 1870 Hilton. FersdAls.
E sn'e hpvsis. i .YtSs fuIef'
A Aa.s s,eh Russo ssss H..ssISsrr.
Dorothy Resks, sstf Townsend
Margaret Shallow 303i Philadelphia.
Josephine sorenson siis Mack
Autsia spsrs, io35 Kris road. Eirmiht-
ham
anne shelr s5'i Orchard. River Rouge
ilsish sark. 7si West Mn, Me. F,naAW.
pco,hy slate ssss West jsa.r.oh.
Rettha sohoioy 1929 LilAr
clara savins t30 Eighteenth
Jane sleesl li0l ~. Outer drvs.
Putin seymsnr bT7sY Nnnam..
Grace ssyre. 1850 stshslin
Anne saper.tsln, 1881 Navsriy.
EVA Thleb.n. ssa, pietson
Virginia wsrt, 1899 i.ietrnois
Hidegarde wells 2n Kerry roAi n. pa.
G,rsdInt winams siss GArisrd.
Martha zi,o. i31Ds Saratoga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Guard
Nippon
Diplomats


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 tINSl
Restrictions which have been i'm
posed on japanese nationals and
diplomatic representatives in the
United States were announced by
the State Department today.
The announcement said that the
stan Of tho Japanese embassy has
been confined within the building
and grounds under the protection
of a police Gordon outside.
There is no officer of the char
actcr of the American government
within the embassy.
The embassy is permitted 70
send out an officer. clerk. OF
member Of the household person
mel 10 procure whatever may be
needed OF food, clothing, fuel etc.
Any such person leaving the
embassy is accompanied on the
trip by representative OF the
police to afford protection.
Each Japanese consulate in the
United States has received police
The consuls are free 10 move
about TO make whatever purchases
may be required.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Scientists Look
To i. 5. Future
In Their Studies

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-A ma
Itional super-university Of high
research caliber that can help
conquer deprsssions as well As win
wars may be the outgrowth Of the
intensive defense research effort
OF scientists.
This forecast was made during
lecture at Queens College Of the
City of New York by Robert d.
Potter, Science Editor OF The
American Weekly, the magazine
distributed every week TO more
than 1000. 900 families, from, coast
10 coast. through The Detroit Sun
day Times and 20 other great
Sunday newspapers.
Speaking at the Queens College
Institute, Potter said:
"Some super-nnivefsity and
research center OF . national
scope II q real possibility for the
future when the war II ended.
1t will atAnd ready 60 solve or
anticipate the solution Of MILL
tary and peacetime problems
and constantly broaden the base
Of physical knowledge.
"Such q fountAin.head 1T
knowledge would have q AtAh OF
brilliant scientists who Are AbIA
10 wurk together and cooperate
swiftly on major problems which
may arise. just "a II being done
already I'm the secret military
defense projects at washington
and other centers."
Potter cited DR.. Karl T. Comp
ton. president Of Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology. a. saying:
This Institution must ~ or
gahixed quickly ana effectively
In assist industry and govern.
meAt M the solution Of both
normal and emergency problems
and In obtaining highly Qualified
men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Marine SOS
N ee d Doctors, Typi,ts
70 Handle EnIistments

Swampcd with applicants fol
enlistment. the marine corp
officer here today ap
pealed for at least two doctors
and two stcnographerS TO volun
teer to assist in the recruiting
Doctors and stenographers
are urgently needed" declared
Lieut.. Charles Popp, marine re-
cruiting officer. "Our present
staff cannot handle the rush Of
enlistments and We cannot re-
ceiVe additional men for some
time.
I'VE can Oner no pay to the
volunteer workers. hut u u q
chance for few mrn and
women 10 do their part where
their services are needed and
will be appreciated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Guam Occupied,
JapdneseC|dim

TOXIC, Dec. 10 Via Official
japanese wirelesS), INS).--Japa.
nese troops have firmly estab.
lished themselves" on the American
island of Guam In the Pacific, i'm.
perial headquarters asserted today
A communicate said:
Japanese military and naval
forces succeeded. I'm close CO.
operation with each other, In
securely establishing themselves
on the island Of Guam"
An official broadcast said thai
Guam is occupied" 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Rep. Bradley Offers
Navy His Cruiser

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 Con
gresham Fred Bradley Of Roger
City announced today that he hat
volunteered his own services" AM
offered the navy small rive
cruiser nc now has moored her
for use on the Potomac.
I'VE must all dedicate our
selves now 10 the common
cause to bring about the victory
we must have" he said. "That
victory we will have, that vic
tory which with Gods help will
COME At the earliesi ,Dossih'e
moment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Rail Agency Ordered
To Give Men Raise

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 tlNS).-
Wayne l.. Morse. chairman oil
President Roosevelt's fact-findlnl
board in the railroad labor dis.
pute, today said he had beer
authorized by the White House tc
order the Railway Express Agenc,
to accept terms of the wage
settlement.
The finding board recon-.
mended a 10-cent hourly increase
for AZ 0G0 employees of the agency
which is operated jointly by the
major railroads. The agency had
offered ar Si2 cent increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
JdpCdbinet Told
OF Successes

TOXIC, Thy official Japanese
wirelcss) Dec. 10 INS) The
meeting of the Japanese cabine,
council today was featured by re.
ports from Naval Minister Admira
Shimada and Foreign Minister
General Togo
Admiral Shimada reported or
splendid Japanese successes" thus
far in the war against England
and the United States, while Gen
cral Togo reported on the new
agreement with Thailand.
Colonial Minister mo declared
that Japans overseas colonies
were calm and peaceful,
The cabinet approved a tenta-
tive 1912 budget Of 1912. 100000
yen. II was stated this amount
does not include supplemental!
expenditures for the army and
conduct OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Ann Arbor Workers
Submit 7-Point Plan
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 10. - A
seven-point program, including a
request for a 10 per cent wage
increase, has been submitted by
the newly-formed city employees
local OF the American Federation
of State. County and Municipal
Employees to the Ann Arbor board
of public works.
The union. which claims to rep
resent nearly all of the board of
public works employees. also de-
mandcd n pension and retirement
system, civil service, grievance
sct-up, seniority system. guaran-
teed 44-hour week and straight
overtime pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
.5Oth Anniversary Fete
Planned by les

The fftieth anniversary of the
international Correspo dence
Schools will be celebrated Satur-
day afternoon AT the annual meet
ing TO be held in the Fort Shelby
Hotel
Origin and development Of the
les based on the theory that the
school can 20 10 men. if they arc
unable 10 90 TO school was traced
A number of foreign born students
now naturalized American citizens
will attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

I Gale parrhus 81. Celesta ShoHf, 20
Frank Narcotic. 81 Pauline Hammons, 81
Norman Me,1ner 49, Rebecca McCoskue,
IT.
Emil DudcB 90: Helen White 10
Elijah r. Andrews, 40, Eugena stuf-
RAYMOND Mcnard. 20; wilma yum %,
Joseph raroi On, toahre Ross. 10.
William A. Schneider q Fannie Edna
Fletcher Lo Max. 90; Willie psrnef, %
Thomas Drotar 2i Susan Marhevko. 10.
Lester J. Leavey, 81 Marie Keil, 81.
Albert F. spraggins, ~; Jacqueline Smith,
Edwin J. Lambert 81; Geraldine Schultz.
Arthur w. Dox, 80; Lucille f Dox, AZ.
Norman Poddarn. 20. Irene Wolak 10.
William r Morton, Il Dolores MINIS y
VINCENT A. Ceut;l 20 Evelyn 4. settle. 81.
Luus Rrant. al Evelyn Horhhere 81.
Donald stth, IS Betty paulson rs.
Iiproid ] s,nor - EHoer Ncrlus' o.. "a
FrefercE p Ycungblood %. ls'h'rcn
BERNARD Rosa %. Iltrr PAGAN 70
Harold Brown. % Mrrgaiei pohl %.
IBomar o .sprauef 30 Esielle a. Nc
Lester A. norton, "a; Mildred Caldwell
AppeDan. 26
Joseph warren. % Nova campau. 20
STANLEY Durak ~ Florence Kurzynsk. -
4
Leonard Porin. ~. I.iian Feldman 20
Anthony R,sudch CRzackD; Joan spada-
Motley Forest. 2n barbara Miner "a
Frederick Ne HooE % Mary Louise Gal
breith. 90
Jon l.. Gu,infnssnn "a. Ia Rane Kelly -
Barney Kosmstka- p. Genevieve sosin
wni,am Beranck IT,. 92 Mary cia'to. -
Bishop N Roberts rs Eliyaheth some
winam Knhr. %. Anna skovtcn. 20.
John Dow 80 Doris Irene BaNle. %.
carl .Thomsen, as: Ann VI Meier, 81
Car Brown a.: Marr Jean Roean. u
Joseph Giigalion 80; Geneva Caldwell. 20.
Jack II King. 81 Margaret Winter. p.
Frederick s. Reed, ~ Vieiofina T.
Robsr, G. schine. 2s: Lorraine Rose. 20
Charles G.. Herdzh. 80; Mayme X Law
renee. 81. =.
II 90 3 Demares,. 81. Ieola Douglas. 10.
Givndau Elliott, m Nell Collins, 10
John Kneck Jr. 81 Anna Marie Metz ~.
dallas iihhv 40 Beverly Moore 20
Howard C. Wiener 30; Corrine Junttie'
Pobcr, rustir. 81 Verna Lrtl,owsN %
Henry FranR Paran "a Margare, lsa-
belle plunmer %.
Albert j. Locke. - Elsie Anna Bdoul 81
Benedict F. Stable 20; Betty Ann Finger
10
Carl Rsbcock q: Helen Sell. 10
peter rief,os. 20 Katherine Collins, ~
Richard C. Buuen. "a Lenore p. Hohaus.
ra nj no,len e Ann sisrcevich %.
Louis Ftcn 81, olevin Rush ~
Rennie shaw a.. Ellda Pavion, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Marine News


Up Conntaut cleared > 10 r m Tues
day, " Robinson. clearVd 8 90, Crud
oH arrived .5U Hewitt arrived 8 30
pan6n. arrived 755 lakewood cleared
James MAZDA arrived u 30 a. m. Wedner
day Mexon arrived ] 30 West $40
Fitzgerald arrived 3.as Batkhamstead
Constitution. arrived 4 4Oi locolne. els.
down Young cleared . N. Tues
day: Tate. cleared 3i35 Bafrallton Free
land cleared 3.45. sierra cleared 4iA
OAkwuod. arrived sos. Lackawana 8 80
sunatra cleared ). King cleared s.i5
Butterruu- Sapor. cleared S;5S CAPT sr
cows gi5 Mathiott. cleared Q 2a PandN
elear,d t2N = ~ "Wednesday Dahlk,
arrived 2 Cos. schucllk6n cleared 30.
SNIIT STr MARIE
~ % Hiudpan ~ so n Tuesday
Berrstowu 31- 9. m Rtvetton. 30
MathcVslun a. 80,
DOWN Ctcn = m Tuesday Henpe
pin Scbwsh. b Verona o G. 3 Robinson
A Netilet4n $50 a. m. wednesday
EffhIelem
%nfpvrsi Wind fresh: Gear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
First Congressman
Called to Active Duty

WASHINGTON. Dec 10 UNSl
Rep. LINDEN johnson tD) o.
Austin, Tex, today became tn,
first member of Congress TO bc
ordered on extended active duty
in the war.
Johnson reserve lieutenant
commander IN the navy, said he
had received orders from the navy
department 10 report Thursday in
Washington for orders. and then
to proceed to San Francisco fol
extended active duty in The Pacific
area. Johnson previously had re-
queSted that he be called up, and
had secured an indefinite leave oil
absence from the House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
DIVORCES

tofayns Brown from beverly
Orir Cole from A,ilds.
Alice r. Krant, from Arihur
Nsnds uoste from Fd~srd
MARJORIE NJ, Laduts fron CLIFFORD J.
Rachel w Tolhurst from Clifford N.
Ada sullins from Baylot
Gertrude a Rlaasssn from Horn.
Elizabeth Ellen Carney from wlnaN
Ernest.
Matilda Elliot, from John weakly.
Richard Turner from Lillian
Mary Vssta from Carlos.
James Todd from Anne Marie.
Robert Pikington from Eleanor.
James Tyner from Vera.
Eleanor Malzahn from william.
Marfery wirc frcn Harold }.
Ehas r. Ames ffon Edna l..
Henry Weber from Isabella.
Hlda Helen Saba from Enwsrd "
Msuds wheeles from John l..
Homer Lawrence from WINE McFalt
Doris Tucker from John FLOYD.
Anna pahef from Peter
Merfille Ethel Holland from John RAY
Crawford Travck from Carrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Auto Hits Policeman
Driver Is Seized

pauolman William Balton, 27
of $3.50 Woodnont road, attached
10 tho Fort street station. was
treated az Receiving Hospital to
day for minor injuries received
when nc was struck by a car Al
West Vernon highway and Hub
bard avenue. The driver Of the car
Frank l.. krem, %, OF 2ll6 Hub
bard avenue. was tickcted fol
rnckinNs hriNinw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Italian War Toll
Listed for Month

rO7tE. rsc. ~ GNS). 4
j Sn command communicate tndaN
placed Italian losses IN North
Africa during November AT 3i5
dead. 379 wounded and 279
missing.
In Russia, tho high command
said. 160 Italians were killed 37S
wounded and ~ missing, while on
the Grcck-Albanian. YugoSlav from,
215 were listed AZ dead and LIS
wounded.
Naval loses were placed Al SO
dead, 52I wounded and $40 miss
ing. Tho ar force was declared
10 have loSt Sc dead. 81 wounded
and SO missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Argentine Pledges
u. 5. Cooperation

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 1NS).
Tho republic OF Argentina today
informed the state department
tina, il is cooperating with the
United States in accordance with
the Havana agreement on Pan.
American solidarity.
The Argentine Council OF Mini.
SterS, ESpil informed the Ameri'
can government will issue decree
establishing that the United States
shall not be regarded as a bel.
ligerent nation in the present con.
flict.' since she was attacked by
Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
BIRTHS

Rove wrrr hofn ~
Nad,taine hut'iai-p i5TGi Kentucky.
Annie knhgc l9na W Pe'huus
Rose khrnrrs sisi Navy
LOUISA Armstrong, h2to MARLBOROUGH
Georgia hencw 2nbnT llsne
Pernirs h,eilo. 2snq Mack
OLGA krnd,. Tini Mackenzie
Lois Booth soss vinewuod
Dorothy Peunette, ji1as Harivsl.
Mildred He'll, si0o lesrsnds.
Mary Bell. 1865 Blltmort
Mildred Brown. 3eps Lefnsy
Lorraine Bubnar. i50in Alma.
Alice puch. 2sio w. Forest.
Lille Bssham. 500 Algonquin
Alice Bowman. 1852 W Fort
Cora Bourdage, 81 y. fhlladslrhia
Catherine Grove 1908 Hoimur
Efic cerny $50 hppulne
satufnlna Catenaru. 3if1. Marx
Doris clifford. itpi Sixteenth
Lucille Condici. ~ Mack
Nina Cphb. ii2e y Hague
Annie CLARK. iiO24 r. Warren.
Lorraine Cnnners 1892 Patton.
Charlotte Clof, ii5Os Hayelridre.
Agnes Cara i2siO Hampshire
Mabel Downing 20ii5 Eureka road. Wyan
dOtte
Lena Drake. 1902 Leisure
Frances Demei i20ps urandmont.
Katherine Dixon. 3576 Fifteenth
Marjorie Darcy. 1909 Fleming
Frnestinr Duncan. s3ip Beechwuod
Jennie prfrh einR vingtf Dearborn
Leah prRfahant. ihsS tiiiihridre.
Ninla piriaga. $685. r0ulfcfnth
MARION ba,is i2Gii p JEFFERSON
narilyn Faland 3fs college Fcrndalr
hHcs Finrher 2hn Colonial
Eien Ftv $3.50 Canton
Elsie osrst, s7t rsrk, Blrmnshsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
litvinoff Awaits
Stain Word on
Help for u. s.
BY MICHAEL CHINI\GO
Intl News service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O-Soy.
let envoy Maxim Litvinof Ar
embassy spokesman disclosed
today. is awai,ing specific instruc-
lions from Moscow on, when
where. and 10 what extent Premier
Joseph Stain ~ prepared 10 col
laborate actively with the United
States IN her war with Japan.
Liivinoff minated clearly thai
he expected active United States.
Soviet cooperation in tho new
theater of war when he addressed
President Roosevelt In presenting
his credentials.
RECALLS NAH ATTACK
Then. according TO n state
department announcement the
Soviet envoy said;
The Japanese attack on the
United States was no less un-
expected than that 10 which,
Ave and a half months ago, the
Soviet Union WAS subjected.
This event arising from the
present international situation,
was brought about by the same
forces and the same ideology
which let loose saguinary war in
Europe and other continents.
OFFERS SYMPATHY
81 must limit myself al the
present moment. Mr.. President.
In the assurance Of the best
wishes and warm sympathy ot
The people cf th~ Soviet Union
toward the American people in
these days Of their ordeal.
IL am convinced that the SIM
IIar trial Of the Soviet and
American peoples will ri>et still
more strongly the bends OF
friendship between them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrons
metal quotations supplied nv Federated
Metals DIVISION Detroit. Spot % per cent
tin. nominal, New YORK 52c. future Tin
see: LAKE grade copper delivered Midwest
70. elertrnlvtir SPOT snelier -: casting
correr ll7A. 81, Louis lead 3 20. ~,
Iou's zinc. s25 New York ahtimony, -,
virxin aluminium l5r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Boy Bicyelist Killed

COLDWATER, Dec. 10 Law
renee Kiddcr Ia, en- route home
from prayer meeting on his bicy-
Gle was killed today by truck
driven by Norman Davis, %. oI
Hudson. Davis was held for lnvcs-
tiCation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
DEATHS

Julia Johnson Klnds Mich. 10
Catherine May, 1868 Penney. Dearborn. 50.
Ora Lowe. 49, Theodore, "a
Elizabeth Aldrich, 1918 Parker IL
lNele C. Lyons a1ao west outer drive, "A,
Catherine julia Baxter, 1881 Ferry PArs.
! 80
Rober, J. Farmer. io2,7 Woodward 40.
Philip Nowichi. 60oi Florida ,s
Albert n ADAMS Jr,. ss5 Chalmers a.
Helen Painter. 5Ja East Wills. So
Helena Sobolewska, l1s0o FlemIns a
AARON Mendolscn. $3.50 Wsret. "A
Rose DAVIS 52ta Hastings, 40
Nellle Bly Bradbury. sss West WINS a
Margaret Ann whiting 2s33 sheridan, ~.
Marcus A. fsvirs. New YORK. N y, A
Jo.sph Lirschu's iis'a LsssIls boulevard.
Al.o L,'man R.Ichst.In. 2,7s west Eueia.
Elssbe,h All. i23a Beividere. TO-
Leo Lagas. 1920 Vermont 80
Francis Charles GARLAND. t175 Twelfth. "A.
Shirley Christ, ATS Seminole, ~
Robert Foster wiinsns' isss Grand. n.
Alien wallace. 39e Holbrook. a.
Joseph ArckX, ii431 Coplin. so
hnns Wenzel. fT2i Tturibuli, ~
stanlslswa s,ymanska, 1852 RIopsiis, so
slrerrus Gomez. 3il7 Denton. Hamtran,eR,
a.
Edward A. LaPlan,e. 1894 Meclslian n.
Dents Malloux. s65 Drexel. a.
John Rhodes 2ooo5 San Juan drive. 40.
Marsaret Ann Janks. 1919 Brandon, 4.
Ellen Tslke. 1856 Twenty-h 81.
Rodney Wise. 7oi3 East Lafayette, 10.
Jennie Wedge. 5is Merchant, Aipsna A.
James Doyle. 1854 Seventeenth. 6s
Joseph y verbiest. 1881 Field. a.
Clemsniine Rossell. 1851 Brsufat ~
Eva Manyet 1927 Piedmont. as
sandra Tronbey. Lincoln Park. Mich, q
month
Stanley RodweIl. 2in2 McLssn IS
Charls. p Hsrresn. 2iii Antoinstts. 40
Hrhett rayne 5sii Wabash. So
stella Bschusz. iit5 Ternss. IA
Josephine HALEY. 304s kndsrdon "a
Fred Williams 223i L<nor. IS
SOPHIE seskin. 226s Blaine. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Michigan All Clubs
Exhibiting Stock Here

One hundred fifty lambs and 20O
young beef cattle are competing
today for the grand championship
of the twelfth annual stock show
of the Michigan All clubs at tho
Dix avenue stock yards.
The animals, prize of the CROP
raised by 10000 all club members
Of the state, will be Judged this
afternoon in the presence Of the
$50 lucky boys and girls who own
them. The club members will
banquet tonight at the Hotel
IStatler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Sink Italian Ship
1000 Prisoners

ROME. Dec. 10 tfNS) An
Italian war bulletin today taid
that a submarine had sank an
Italian steamer with 1900 British
prisoners on board
Life saving operations ara
now proceeding. the commu.
nioue added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Scratches
international News service Wire

CHARLEsTOwN
Weather, clear. track, fast
First Rsce@zebaf M jim IiNs
Daughter Paper Girl War Target.
Chance Run
Second Race web Fnoi NJ RahN
ieanoF O, Shasta Lark. SttFiitsf
Credeure
Thrd Race Fnmss Rohhy RunNnr
Wrestling Skeeter Zsr TaW hg, V'H
Fourth Race HWpp1 SchieF At are
ornis M Jimmie ovando. sum, Rose
Sixth Race Here GOES
seventh Race The Loom Sr Prnaf
side scoria Say JudEe speed snip,
Rough Going
Eigh,h Race Declared ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
ANS AIR ATTACKS

ROME. Dee. 10 iNS) Axis
air attacks on British arn1orcd
concentrations in the Biz FL Cob
region OF Libya were announced
today by the Italian high com
msnd. which also said that IL
British planes had been shot down
in air combats.
Continued fighting was reported
south OF Tobiuk. and the com
mumiqac said enemy pressure had
increased on tho Sollum front in
northwestern Egypt. II also said
British planes had bombed Trapani.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Cold wave tonight
with temperature falling 10 about 5 degrees
by morning. fair weather tonight and
Thursday, highest temperature, Thursday
about 40 degrees, moderate northwesterly
winds diminishing.
Lower Michigan. Cold wave today and
tonight with temperatures falling 10 zero
20 10 above BY Thursday morning. Fair
tonight and Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
FL Adem Taken,
British Report

LONDON. Dec 10 lNS).-
British military authorities said
today that imperial forces in Libya
have captured FL Adem, south Of
Tohrik.
They said this would result I'm
relief OF the British garrison be-
sieged al Tobr0lk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Congress Sits
HawaiiBombinq
by GRIFFING BANCROFT
In,i News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Re
newed demands for an invcstiga
tion OF the reason for American
losses in the Pacific were voiced
in Congress today in tho wake OF
President RooScvclt's admission
that I'VE have suffered scriou,
setback in Hawaii"
Senator Bridges tR) of New
Hampshire, declared that the wal
and navy departments shou c
make full investigation, find Out
who is responsible, and take inn
mediate action.
congressman on the whole indi-
Gated that they also want a de-
tailed statement about how serious
is the situation. but were unani-
nous in agreeing with the Presi-
dent that such information should
not be made public if il could give
aid or comfort TO the enemy.
Until we get some facts we
can't comment on the situation.
but Congress certainly should
get those facts at the proper
time" said Senator Brooks tR)
OF Illinois.
Representative NinSon CD OF
Georgia. chairman of the House
naval affairs committee. moan
While, announced that Secretary
of the Navy Knox and Admiral
Harold Stark. chief of naval opera
tons. had agreed 10 appear before
his group later 10 give an ac-
counting.
They were invited to appear to-
day after Representative Vincent
Cd Of kentucky; a member OF
the committee, charged that
somebody was asleep at Hawaii
Sunday" After hey reported
they could not make i, that soon,
however, no effort was made TO
hurry them.
The Senate naval committee
by Senator Walsh Cd
of Massachusetts, is also known
to want either or both Knox and
Stark to appear before IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

Bell Aircraft Corporation has
declared a dividend Of 81, payable
December "a. to stock of record
December Is. This is the first
dividend since the cofnpanys or
ganization in 1895.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
HUNGRY FOR FACTS

congressman as hungry for Of
ficial information on the Pacific
situation as the public generally
expressed disappointment that the
President in his speech last night
was unable 10 give more detailed
data. Indications that immediate
demands for this information will
be made were lacking, however.
Representative Dlngoll Cd OF
Michigan. who repeated vvlis ne
mand for the courtmartial of Fan
Eastern military leaders ITO FIND
out who is responsible for the de.
bacle,' said
81 hUngered for real informa-
ton regarding the Pacific situa-
tion. hut the Presidents explana-
ton for not giving II out at this
time was clear and convincing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

virglnian Railway has declared
an extra dividend OF 37is cents or
the common and the regular quar-
terly dividend of 62i. cents, pay
able December ~, TO holders oil
recoed December lS.