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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
so GIANT new LOCOMOTIVES
LAUNCHED" BY new YORK CENTRAL

TRANSFORMATIONS fsoHT25 doubleday
locomotives for fast passenger and freight setvoe13 for
heavy hghsPeed freight trains Each Of these giant looomo
is half city block long, weighs $50 as much
235 auomoble and develops 400 horse power rail
"fortrr55 for HOME Defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Hess Fiqht Army Decline Won Wegand

East announced three times Thurs.
day that a special meeting of the
Reichstag had been called in Berlin
that evening. At the last minute
il did not take place. An announce
ment was made that Hitler would
make no public speech or state
ment on the Hess case"
The Case of Atoturk
When cold. ruthless, iron-willed
Renal Ataturk, liberator and ma
tional hero of Turkey, was in
formed that some of his brother
officers had deserted him and
joined the Kurdish revolution, he
broke down and sobbed convul-
sively for three hours, Sami Eddin
Pasha, Ataturk's favorite general,
told me.
Then Ataturk hanged 49 men,
bers of his political opposition in
one night and danced the same
night.
From then on he had a unani-
nous vote in Parliament.
Yet no national leader did more
for his country in so short a time
than Ataturk.
Hess flight and apparent deser-
ton was a terrific emotional blow
to Hitler. Never again will he
have such trust in any man.
NeUer Disloydlty
Although the army was for a
long time aloofish, especially a
large section of the "generalitaet,
he has never experienced diSloy-
atty from that source.
Hitler, too, will swing more to-
wards the army from now on. 1t
is not the unpredictable that gov
ernS great issues. 1t is the steady,
unwavering, day-by-day, persistent
exercise of judgment on which de-
ciSions are based.
Which is the maddest idea p
that of Hess that Britain will
make peace before it is beaten to
its knees, or Britain's, that alone
it can win the war?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
The Worst BIotU

Intentionally, or unwittingly, IN
the humanitarian mission he
seems 10 have assigned himself to
bring the brutal war to an end,
Hess delivered to Hitler personally
and 10 the Nazi party particularly
the worst blow that the party has
sustained since it was founded p
years ago.
ParadoXically. Hess action
greatly strengthened the hands
and increased the influence Of the
military in present and future
councils.
That opinion is emphatically
concurred in by all leading Nazis,
German diplomats and other Ger
mans in the Far East with whom
/ have talked or reached directly
or indirectly by telephone.
The seeming desertion by Hess
of Germany and Hitler when the
country was in the throes of war,
however super-idealistic or self
sacrificing his motive. may have
been, has given a serious shock to
the confidence of the German
people in the national leadership
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
will He Betroy Us?

This was reflected in the
troubled question l have heard
these days from Nazis as well as
non-Nazi Germans-"will Hess be-
tray us TO the British ?"
MeageF adviees received in the
Far East from Germany through
confidential channels speak of the
German people swinging to the
military and placing their trust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

hand in shaping political policies
from now on.
A section of the British press
smells "a plot" Confusion in the
Nazi hierarchy, especially immedi-
ately around Hitler, when the Hess
desertion flight was learned, does
not support such theory.
The German radio in the Far
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

mander-in-chief, Won FritSch.
No one who knows anything
about the German army, navy or
air force can credit any allegation
or intimation that those fighting
forces entertain during war the
thought of revolution.
The Hess incident may indeed
give the 'generalitaet' stronger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Veteran American war correspond
emf "a no has reported 10 wars from
Shanrhai--the only remaining unceu-
Sored LISTENING post and news
transmission paint In Europe Africa
or Asia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Bandit Gets $1,000
In Denver Resort

DENVER, May 17.-QNS)-
The Cottonwood Club, SIN r
gambling resort. was held up to-
day by a f1ashily dressed gunman
who escaped with approximately
81 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Scouts Honor 5 Men For Help 10 Boyhood

WASHING TON, May IL
QNS) - Five men today were
given awards by the national coun-
Gil of the Boy Scouts of America
for distinguished service to boy
hood"
The five who received the award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

THE rapid movement of goods and ma
i terials is one of the most vital elements
of our national defense New York Central has
been preparing for the vastly increased tempo
of transportation for many months.
This could have been done with existing
equipment. But not without some curtailment
of regular service to the public. New York
Central chose to maintain full service, day in and
day out-so that you would suffer no ncon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

of the silver buffalo were Edgar
Richard, Darien, Conn; DR.. Homer
Folks. New York; Maj. J. E. II.
Stevenot, Manila. p. l.; the Rev
DR.. Daniel A. Polling, Philadelphia
and DR.. c. Ward Champion, New
York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Still Fool Themselves

Apparently they still are feeiihe
themselves.
Far more important in their
influence in shaping events of the
coming weeks and months than
Hess parachuting to the ground
near Glasgow e-the accord being
reached at Vichy, bringing France
within the orbit of Germany's
continental policy of an economic
United States of Europe, and the
conversations going on between
Moscow and Ankara.
This melodrama such as the
would have conceived. with its
imaginative Oppenheim scarcely
spectacular features. its intriguing
mystery, its poignant human emo
tons of an agoniZing souls dis
ordered mind. or Super-idealiSm
under the spell of some irresistible
religious-psychopathic idea, or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Army Doesn't Forget

The army in which an under
current OF PruSsian tradition still
IS strong. has not forgotten the
shooting in their homes by Nazi
agents of former Chancellor and
War N mister General Won
Sehleicher and his wife. the exc
cuuon by a firing squad of Cen
eral Won Brcdow, or the forced
resignation Of It's idolized COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
BritishWishful Thinking
May Cause New Error
Events at Vichy, Moscow and Ankara
of Far More Importance, He Cables
BY KARL II. voN wEGAND

inner impulse driving 10 such per
Sonal sacrifice involving treason, is
intensely interesting from every
point of view. d.
But il should not lead TO false
conclusions that Germany. with 20
months Of unprecedented victories
in diplomacy and on battlefields,
IS on the verge Of collapse or at
the point of revolution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

SHANGHAI. MAY Il - Ger
many'S powerful four-dimenSior
land. air. sea. and Sub-sea war ma
chine has not been impaired IN
strength Of striking power by the
melodramatic deSertion OF his
country by Rudolf Hess and his
abandonment of Adolf Hitler,
whose deputy and most devoted
oath-hound follower he has been
for many years.
Whatever the solution may he
Of the as Yet unclautied mystery
Of the sensational flight which set
the world aCoC. IL would be a
dangerous deluSion of incurahlc
wishful thinkers 10 take Il as a
sign that Germany is on the verge
of military crack-up.
Through 20 months Of war. with
Britains unbroken series of dis
asters. diplomatic and military,
the British have shown an astound-
ing inclination TO self-deceDtiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Few Secrets Kept

As reichminiSter without port
folio, Hess could sit in cabinet
sessions, and because of his repu-
tation as the most outstandingly
trustworthy man in Hitler'S mn
mediate encourage. composed al
most wholly of Nazi members,
few secrets were kept from the
deputy if he wanted to know
them.
Military leaders not infrequentiy
would use Hess to bring matters
to Iitler's attention when no one
else, not even Goering, had the
courage to expose themselves to
the tempestuous diSpleasure of the
fuehrer.
1t was mainly while trying 10
get Hitler to do justice to the
former Commander-in-chlct OF the
army. Colonel General Baron Won
FritSCh. whose resignation was
forced by the proven false accu-
sation OF an ex-convict. that Capt.
Fritz Wiedemann, Hitler'S COM
pany commander in the World
War, brought the fuehrer's rage
upon himself and was exiled to
San Francisco French Ambassa-
dor Francois Poncet told me that
Wiedemann narrowly escaped be-
ing shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

more and more now in the gen
eralitaet,' the collective name for
Il field marShalS and some $50
generals and admiralS under the
leadership of ReichsmarShal Her
mann GoerinG.
Hess was called The Upright
and because of his devotion was
known as The Disciple John of
the Nazi Saviour Hitler He was
the only follower for whom Hitler
had genuine affection.
Those who know Hess we'll land
that includes in Shanghai a
famous German-Jewish surgeon
and former Nazi colleague in
whose house Hess lived for a
time) reject any insinuation that
Hitler's deputy, if in normal mind,
could be capable of committing
treason against his country or be
traying to the British any German
military or political secrets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Told of Exclusion

When I was in Belgium last
June with Hitler and Won Rib
bentrop, and a few days later
in Paris. high generals remarked
to me that neither Hess nor any
other high Nazi Party official
aside from Hitler himself and
Goering were taken into military
secrets and stratcgical plans of
the general staff. headed by the
very silent Col. Gen. Franz Hal
der, the German Ludendorf or
Foch of this war.
There has never been any super
heated warmth of affection IN the
army for some. of the agrees
Sively ambitious Nazi Party lead
crs who had influence in shaping
political policies.
Hitler ugIdly. and sometimes
with sharp words kept the mill
tary IN what he called their
place, and tolerated no express
sion of opinion by military lead
erS IN political matters unless
asked for.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25
3-RCOMS FOR RENT
l7-Country Property : Lease
bay \ FARM

the old pendulum is sWlngine to-
wards lalm lanes People who know
shr value Of faHm land as an IN
tes,mcut q" q home are either buy
as or t.Hns 10 get IL shape to
bJiy. ! know one very wealthy man
who has bought over 80 farms in
tae last few years in Illinois. He
thinks Ii IS the safest investment
Tor his money Imperial Valley land
VIII give YOU bc,tor returns than
any other kind OF m investment,
al the same t.me viii increase in
vaI9c. | have GOOD Buy in most
aal size tracts.
{. +. SPROUSE
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.4.E3 RLSEDENT DIES

a... egvlces 10. MIS-. Mary Glib
s.. &e.1 resident Of the Eas,-
H.. -. . FL Centro. were
.-r.as. cemetery At $50
...sluy. SHp dIed Wedne5-
size uad lived IL RI Cen
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B-SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED colored la>' &sa
work d cook m p.l.alc Hea+
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BY MARTIN
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COMMUNITY AUCTION
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You Can Talk 10 One Person - A Po-pessW $4,000
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State Headed Out
OF Red Ink Sea

National defense buying and spend
ing as reflected in increased sales
tax returns and decreased eXpendi-
lures for unemployment relief, has
placed California in the best fin
ancial condition in nearly three
years. State Controller Harry B.
Riley announced today.
The general fund cash deficiency
was cut S23.210 298 during August,
leaving only S34 4069 ,69l in red ink
on Aug. 81. This is the lowest since
February, 1889, when It was $780,
744.386.
The income for the first two
months of the fiscal year totaled
S4I.876.O80. as compared with $35,-
1877 last year Expenditures for
tie same period were $l4650, ,805, Il
drop Of S2359.697.
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FURNITURE MOVING. pael.uq
and storing. ED ROYCE, GGj
HroaGWar Phone l23-N.
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.... s.JCI!I : door sedan at
.s...n pg.eo Tor cash Gown
f.a#.. Coast car with eX-
#..a- md motor, perfect
w.. r.. Cal after pm. 85l
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FUSED CARS

...I TRADE e4g.'v in 1871 2-door
l.. e. ~. Tor ueed car. 682
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Phone 63G
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoHssa'
to .tay in home. Phone 216 ru
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GIGN.ST prices paid for old horses
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BY HAM FISHER

HERE'S THE ELEVENTH EOIkS
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lTHIS TIME ---TAET BOXED FesSiNS
IFOR AN OPENiN 6 --ANO PAlOOkA
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FU!.N. SIND o. unrUruisncd houses,
s. - SO month, water pad
K.r Il. iU-O 50 7th 6-2Gt
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
PRETTY GIRL OF 20

On hot September afternoon a
pretty girl OF 20 and a man of 40
were spanking the ball over the
net on one of these courts. and IT
was a brisk encounter indeed.
The man was 'favoring" her.
this she knew full well. and didn I
like II. He wasn't tossing away
any points, nothing so crude as
that.
He was obviously a placement
player, but he was playing his
shots so she could return them.
At the end of two sets, which he
had won, she gave him quite a
tongue-lashing for a girl who loved
her father as dearly as Norma did
Dick Wallace.
The Wallaces were newcomers
TO the Citrus Hills district. They
had bought the old La Fetra place
on Sierra MaGra- read. ~ ~ acres of
orange trees surrounding a cool
yellow-brick house, with attractive
awnings and well-kept lawns and
gardens. There were Just the two
Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
row, I'll never speak to you as
long as 1 live"
FINALS MATCH

That finals match will never be
forgotten by any of those who
watched it, 1t was youth and
strength pitted against experience
and skill
F'robiSher took the first set
easily, o., but Wallace didn't seem
TO mind. He appeared to be gaug-
ing the style of his opponents
play. and in the second he was
tricky, pushed every advantage,
noSed him out. Ga
The third was nip-and-tuck
affair which FrobiSher won, 81. in
a Notwithstanding finish rally that
took all the bounce from the vet
Grams legs
/, looked rs il the end would
come soon after the customary
respite between the third and
fourth sets Wallace had been at
his gallant best in that drawn-out
battle
An odd thing happened i'm the
lt>t game of The fourth set, but
lt-vaS-tofgottcn1n a moment.
Wallace sent 2 Si1zlcr down Ia
tho ba>clne IN the far corner, and
Froblsher attempted a sensational
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

The Generous old Beauty
Collectors DisillusiOned Clnder-
elias. He Left Them His
Entire Estate, Supposedly Worth
Millions. hut All Any of Them
Have Been Able to Collect 80
Far l. Lipstick and Cigarct
Money Read About Him in
The American Weekly. the
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

how he happened 10 know Fro
blSher was IN another bracket.
There are - entrants" she
said. did you memoriZe them
MI iii--
He smiled, saying:
"No, but l couldn't help look
ing up the guy who's been cham
pion three straight years and
thanking my lucky stars
wouldn't draw him right off the
reel"
FrobSher hadn't told her he'C
won the SIX Clubs tournament the
last three years. She didn't know
whether she -Alied-this-ar -pnt -
Bick Wallace was superb IN that
tournament. The newspapers duG
up his record and played up the
comeback trail.
Some one remembered the
sound defeat he had once admins
tered 10 Cochet. the French star
Every time he bowled over some
rising youngSter, seasoned player
or dark horse, the wcll-groomed
and equally well-mannered crowd
in the stands Cheered him Justify
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
By SANFORD FARRELL

THE SIN CLUBS tournament IS
not important in the world Of
sports. although il achieves pub
Lefty out Of proportion 20 Us I'M
portance because II serves 10
herald the winter sports season.
Strictly a membership affair IL
does not include-or rarely does -
the luminarics Of Southern Cali
TO- MIA tennis. but the girls are
pretty and their papas are we'll
TODD and the men PLAYERS stroke
and volley and smash the bail
easily and vel.
Therefore the sports editors gem
orally send out reporters and pho
togrspherS. ana the latter double
in brass FOR the society editors.
II the event were held q month
or two later. when winter sports
are really under way in the South
land, the press notices would be
immeasurably fewer and smaller.
Host club OF the tournament this
year was the Citrus Hills Country
Club. with It's white SPRAYING
building overlooking The first md
eighteenth holes of a fairly sporty
golf course, and twin asphalt ten
mis- courts to the north of the club
house, with seats for several
hundred spectators.