davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Churchill
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
of keeping supplies coming across
the Atlantic
The Manchester Guardian pre-
dicted that in the future we shall
see something like a division OF labor
between the American and British
| fleets. but a division of labor that
does not break any political pledge"
Call for Historic Miracles"
The Daily Herald called for "the
mood of the weeks after Dun
kerque-a mood in which, by a
united feat of organization. sacrifice
and energy, historic miracles were
performed"
This newspaper warned against
writer's and speakers who still stick
to their rose -colored spectacles .
beaming in the direction of the
United States"
The Daily Mail commented:
Throughout this war whenever We
have suffered a serious reverse there
has been a tendency to turn TO the
United States for comfort.
1t is a tendency that can retard
| our own effort the United
States is giving us invaluable help.
That help cannot for some time to
come be decisive
The battle of the Atlantic has
entered "a far more favorable phase"
for Britain because of the United
States decision TO patrol the waters
of the Western HemlpShere, Mr..
Churchill declared in his broadcast
yesterday TO the empire and
America.
More Favorable Phase.
when I said 10 weeks ago Give
us the tools and we will finish the
job I meant give them to us. put
them within our reach" Mr.. Church.
i'll asserted, land that is what it
now seems Americans are going to
do and that is why I feel very
strong conviction that though the
battle of the Atlantic will be long
and hard and its issue by no means
vet determined, it has entered upon
a more grim but at the same time
a far more favorable phase
Although expressing confidence in
ultimate victory. the Prime Min
lister, in a Commute war review,
! told his listeners we must now eX-
/ pect the war in the Mediterranean,
on the sea, in the desert and, above
all, in the air, to become very fierce,
! varied and widespread.
The war may spread to Spain
and Morocco. 1t may spread east
ward to Turkey and Russia. The
Germans may lay their hands for a
time upon wheat lands of the
Evening star., 1941-04-28

that there is only one thing cer-
tain about war, and that is, 1t is
full OF disappointments and
mistakes"
However, he added, ait remains
to be seen whether it is the Ger
mans who have made a mistake
in trampling down the Balkan states
and in making a river of blood and
hate between themselves and the
Greek and Yugoslav peoples.
ut remains also to be seen whether
they have made a mistake in their
attempts to invade Egypt with the
forces and means of supply which
they have got"
Evening star., 1941-04-28

Ukraine and oil wells OF the Cau-
casus.
But there is one thing which is
certain .: Hitler cannot find
safety from avenging justice in the
East, Middle East, or Far East. In
order to win this war he must either
conquer this land by invasion or he
must cut the ocean lifeline which
joins us to the United States"
But. Mr. Churchill continued, mo
prudent and far-seeing man can
doubt that eventual and total defeat
of Hitler and MusSolini is certain
in view of the respective and clear
resolve of the British and American
democracies.
There are less than 100000
malignant Huns, some of whom are
durable and others killable. .
The people of the British Empire
and the United States number
nearly 200,0OO00O in their home
lands and in British dominions
alone. They are determined
| that the cause of freedom shall not
be trampled down."
He said the winning of the battle
of the Atlantic was imperative and
that was why he learned with "in-
! deScribable relief of President
RooSevelt's partrol decision, which,
he said, would make it possible for
Britain to concentrate on ocean
routes nearer home
He stated that Americans were
taxing themselves heavily" and
had turned a large part of their
gigantic" industry to making the
munitions which Britain needs.
Il could not believe that they
would allow the high purposes TO
which they set themselves to be
| frustrated and the products of their
skill and labor sunk to the bottom
of the sea-" he said. remarking that
the President and Congress of the
United States had pledged aid TO
! Britain because they know their
own interests and safety would be
! endangered if we were destroyed"
Bound to Aid Greece.
| Touching on other phases Of the
war, the Prime Minister said Gen
Sir Archibald P. Wavell's force, in
the winter drive against the Ital-
ianS in Libya, never exceeded two
I divisionS-about 10000 men. De-
/ spite the SmallneSs of the force
/ however. when Greece called fol-
help, we could not say them nay
1t was a point of honor for Britain
to send aid, Mr.. Churchill said.
1T happened that the best di-
visions available for this task were
| from New Zealand and Australia.
he said and about half the expe-
dictionary force TO Greece was CON-
| posed of these men
He accused the Germans of try
ing to create bad blood between
Australia and the mother country
on this account, but said he would
leave the verdict to Australia.
Mr.. Churchill called the German
Fuehrer that bad man." and he
referred contemptueouSly to Mus
solini as this whipped jackal Mus
solini. who. 10 save his own skin
made all Italy a yaSSal state to Hit
ler."
Conquer or Die"
He blamed the tragedy Of Yugo-
slavla on the speed OF the German
armies. anG confessed that the Ger
man columns in Llbya advanced
sooner and in greater strength than
We or our generals expected"
In the final analysis however
The British mean to conquer
or die" Mr.. Churchill declared. we
may be confident We shall give
very good account of ourselves
More than that it would be boast
ful to say. Less than that it woulc
be foolish to believe"
. Mr.. Churchill commented wryly
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Chamber
Continued From First Psge)

of the greatest significance and re-
assurance that they have been able
to do this in increasing measure
and at the same time have main
tanned their production Of things
that people need and can use in
their daily peace-time pursuits"
Pointing to "the book of Britain y
he advised: Let us produce all out
for our defense program; let us &C
cept priorities, and impose substi-
tutes where necessary; but, let us
not make the mistake of completely
disrupting our economy by an hysteri-
cal arrangement Of our normal pro-
duction."
The chamber president called for
an increase in taxes plus govern
s,enkal economizins on non-militsry
Evening star., 1941-04-28

An Italian officer, retreating in
Eritrea, left behind him two volumes
of the life of MuSSolini.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
INDIGESTION
may Affect the heart

Gas tr.pp,d in the stomach Eillst may act ifks
hair gEer the heart Al tina nrst sign Of distress
ana RI men and depend Bell Tablets 10
set gas free No laHatiVs but made Of me faItesf-
sctinF medicines known for acid indigestion II ths
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell ans better. return
bottle to Us and reesivs DOUBLE Money BACK. 1s@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

fEasfsra Sfandsrd TimsJ
Zoe q. ".
NJF-Dr. Malone n
EWJ--Light 81 Norit y
FkIW-'N' for NicforN n
NCAR-News SWING "
WNYZ-U. :. Marine Rand
WJLE News Diet. cant n.
WEXis-Mus Pros ~
MIRk-pnlish ladies hr "
WsSD-Music Matinee NJ
WED Luncheon music N
I:lh y. ".
wJF-Joyce JORDAN n.
WNI-Mystery Man.n
CkIW-- Ann Dupont NJ
WENLr-NOcsl NRrletieS-M.
I.So Y. ".
WIZ Fletchrr wiley 7.
WV Tigers Washington
C9<LW-Quiet Sanctuary
WCAR-Nusio Roundup-M.
WNNZ--luto the Light ~.
WJLB-String Ensemble N
WENI.-Musical Pros M
N45D-J0hn Hammond NJ.
las Y. ~.
WJR-kste Hopk.us-D.
wNYZ-Midstream-D.
WJLB-PopulAr Music NJ.
200 y. NJ.
wIR-EditorE Daughter.
CKLW-Helen Holden ID.
WCAR-News-T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

CAREFREE COOKERY is
the theme OF Summertime
menus! Keep your kitchen cool
by forsaking elaborate dishes
which require lots and lots of
time for preparation.
The following recipes will fit
in with your plans.
Kippered Herring Salad
14-ounce can kippered her.
ring
2ia cups diced cooked beetS
/ small onion, thinly sliced
= cup French dressing r
! small head of lettuce
6 deviled eggs
Remove bone and skin from
herring and break into large
pieces. Drain beets and add to
herring. Separate slices of
onion into rings and add to
beets. Sprinkle with French
dressing and chill for l hour.
Shred lettuce and arrange on
salad plate. Place salad in a
mound on lettuce and arrange
deviled eggs around it. Serves
six.
To serve on fruit salad or
salad greens make up this I'M
usual dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

TINS program hAs been
riven The nftrot Times
bv the stations herein.
listed. II the presents
tons a. scheduled are
nor o. the air. the fsu|t
Ives with the stations and
DOT The Detroit Tines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Easily Prepared Recipes Minimize Labor
And Keep the Kitchen Comfortable

2 cups hot water
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
l 7-ounce can tuna fish
] cucumber, diced
cup chopped celery
teaspoon lemon juice
is stuffed olives
Parsley
Dissolve the salad aspic In
the hot water; allow to cool.
Stir the mayonnaise into tuna
fish which has been faxed. Add
cucumber, celery and lemon
juice and fold into aspic mix
ture. Pour unto salad mold
which has been rinsed with cold
water. Place in refrigerator 3
hours or until firmly set. I'M
mold and garnish with stuffed
olives and parsley. Serves eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Cheese Dressing

Ia ounce can sweetened con-
densed milk
u cup vinegar
y teaspoon salt
a teaspoon dcy mustard
y teaspoon paprika
u cup cottage cheese
Mix milk, vinegar. salt, mus
tard and paprika thoroughly.
Force cheese through a sieve.
Add to mixture, beating until
smooth. Il Bounce package
cream cheese may be used in
stead of cottage cheese II
thicker consistency is desired,
Chill before serving.
Tuna Cucumber Aspic
I package salad aspic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

l package salad aspic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Average Diet
Is Deficient
In Calcium
By hA JEAN KAN

WE ARE a nation Of enthu-
S+astS. When we 60 for some
thing. we 60 all the way. Now
that vitaminS have caught the
public fancy and are on the tip
of everybody's tongue. it's time
we paid more attention 10 the
minerals for they are equally
important 10 good nutrition.
Experiments have shown that.
although the average diet con-
tainS fair amounts of iron and
Phosphorus, it is very deficient
in calcium and this mineral is
vital factor I'm health and looks.
Here is what calcium does:
II helps 10 keep you young. eX-
tends your prime, and is es-
scntial 10 good muSculature
and to the structure of bones
and teeth. And yet YOU prob
ably do not get nearly enough
of II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
What S on, t he Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON


WNlZ-Home ~ Brave n.
WILB-News; Hits-M
MFNl-Musifai program.
WJBk--NeNs and music.
Wf5p-For Dancers n.
Ms9p-ConcertO-M.
AIS a. "
MlR Music hentN
CklW Duke paly.M
NcAR-Iets Go our N,
WNYZ-portiA Facrs Life.
WFNl4--Help Wanted N
NJBK-Childrens hf "
4.SO y. NJ
WIZ The OfNeius n,
CkLN ConGa Rhumha "
NNNE-Ne the Ahhottr ID
WJLB-Juniof show bi N.
MEAL-MusicRl pf0kTam.
M45D-EoF Dancers ~.
atS q. NJ. n.
NiR Wings or jordan
CKf.N tea Dance Tunes.
NCAR-Rhythmic Axe ~.
Way News Acct.
800 y. NJ.
WJR Musicsl-M
CKLW-NeWs Acct
NCAR-HeWs. HITS N.
WNYZ-Shnw World 7.
WILB News music
WENIs- Rhythm Rhapsody
NJBk-News Acct
WaSD-3 suns Trio NJ
W49D-Male quartet-M N.
h:i5 q. "
WJR-Nith Bob Edge T.
CkLW-Turf Cluh-T
VICAR Hollywood Y
NXYZ-B. Shaver. scores
WJBk-Popular EhNihms
Wfgp-SinE.nE StrlnEs-M
$50 q. VI.
WJR -Ncl1 Inn NJ
WV SVIng I'm
CkLW - Baseball scores r.
VICAR Music uv Moderns
WNNZ-Har0ld True T
WJLB-Supper melodies NJ
MENi-DanC Design. NJ.
WJBK-NeSs Rnundup-T.
W45D-SpeAk Of Liberty.
N4gD- POular music NJ.
b:55 y. VI.
WJR-Nord Today-T.
WNJ-Lowell Thomas r.
CKLW--Jose Rosado-M.
MCAR-Streamline sports.
WY mcfarland twins.
WJLB-Popular Music-M.
WJBK-popular Melodies.
Ws5 d Concert Gems NJ.
Wtgp--NeWs r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Mix and Cheese

''fN N'N ''~N~
Science estimates that g
grams Of calcium are needed
daily by the adult, 10 grams by
the infant and small child, and
approximately Is grams are
needed daily by the growing boy
or girl The best sources of
supply for this mineral are milk
and cheese.
As far as calcium value goes,
whole milk, skim milk. eyapo-
rated milk and dried milk are
all about on a par. -
But there is a wide variation
in the amounts that can be
obtained from different kinds
of cheese. Such hard, compact
cheeseS as American, Swiss and
Roquefort are high in calcium
but the amounts furnished in
soft and cottage cheese are sur
priSingly small.
Contains Protein
Cottage cheese. familiar
item on low calorie diets. is
valuable mainly for its protein.
The calcium content is very low.
The reason for this is that in
the process of separating the
curd from the whey. and dis
carding the whey. a large part
OF the calcium is also separated
and discarded.
Recently / have had a num-
Der of requests for list of the
calcium-rich foods, along with
the amounts to he obtained
from average servings.
To make il easier for YOU 10
check your daily menus for cal
Cium. | nave worked out this
list and have added the calorie
count for the benefit of the
reducerS.
AS you total your calcium
intake from various food
sources. YOU will find il almost
impossible to get your full share
without using milk or cheese or
both every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
100000 Ndzis .
Killed Recently
Is
Russia Reports
Yielding Key Positions
in Moscow Campaign,
Backing Up Steadily
international New. s.rv,e. csbI.

KUIBYSHEV. Dec. 2.-The Ger
man armies have lost hall n
men in recent hghtlng.
Soviet Vice Foreign Gommissar
S. A. Lozovsky declared today.
Many German positions on the
Moscow front have been retaken
by Soviet troops and severe
counter-attacks are being main
tanned. he added.
Red army forces west OF re-
captured Rostov-on-Don today
were reported continuing their
pursuit of the enemy" on the
southern front, while German as
saults against scow we're
claimed 10 have been beaten back.
These claims were made by the
Russian high command as reports
indicated the Axis forces retreat
ing from RoStov were threatened
by encirclement by a Soviet col
umn pushing down from Stalino
toward the Sea of AZov
A British radio broadcast picked
up by MIC in New York today
said that Soviet Vice Foreign Com
mlSSar s. A. LoZnVsky declared
the latest attempt Of the Germans
to take Moscow has cost them
half a million mcn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
RECEIVERSHIP DENIED

a petition Of a group of Penn
Isylvania shareholders that the
association be placed in receiver
ship on the grounds that il oper-
lated "recklessly. carelessly and
lwrongfully." was denied in Wheel
ing Federal Court in Janu-
airy, 1899.
At the time OF the Injunction
petition in 1898. Federal Judge
Edward J. Monet signed an order
restraining the company from OPP
Grating unless II refrained from
misrepresentation. misleading in
vestors. paying dividends except
from earned surplus and other
practices.
The firm petitioned for reorgan-
lization under federal bankruptcy
was in 1889 and since Dec. 81,
1910. has been known as the
Fidelity Assurance Association.
The company's Detroit offices
are in the Bull Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Big investment
Firm indicted
Here by u. s.
l3 Persons, 4 Subsidiaries
in Writs Against
Fidelity Association

4 Detroit federal grand iur9
carly today Indicted the $500 o00,-
600 Fidelity Investment Associa-
ton. four Of It's subsidiaries and IL
persons on charges Of violating
the Securities Exchange Act.
Although United States District
Attorney John {. Lehr said no
Michigan residents were named in
the indictments. II is estimated
that some 1000 Michigan residents
have invested nearly 100000 in
the association.
During Injunction proceedings
here three Years ago more than DC
investors from Michigan and De-
troit signed affidavits IN support
Of the SECS case that the asso.
citation mlsrepresented its finan'
cial status.
NATIONWIDE ORGANIZATION
The association is a nationwide
organization with $4,000 purchas-
ers of investment contract certifi-
Gates and bonds. It's headquarters
are in Wheeling, w. Va.
Among those named in the in
dictments are Carmi a. Thomp-
son, president. Of Cleveland, for
mer United States treasurer;
Howard Sutherland. former United
States senator from West Vir-
GINA, and John Marshall, former
assistant United States attorney
general.
Others indicted arc; Ere d
Small Risley of Washington, d. c,
an accountant who was president
of the company when it went into
receivership recently; A nth r
Burke Koontz, Charleston. w. Va,
former candidate for governor
and Democratic committeeman
from West Virginia; Edgar B..
Sims, Charleston, w Va, state
auditor. former member of the in
surance department for the state
and former director Of the Fidelity
Company.
Austin Leander King. Wheeling.
w. Va. former director. vice
president and controller Of the
company; Carroll D. Evans. Pitts
burgh, former Fidelity vice presi-
dent and now vice president of
another insurance company in
Pittsburgh; Howard Z. Reed, OAR
mount. w. Va, former vice presi-
dent and director of the Fidelity
Company and now employed by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Z Libydn Towns
Fall TO Ndzis,
Cairo Reports
Enemy Takes Line
TO Tobruk; Germans
Claim 3 Generals
BY W. T. SAPPHIRE

Init News service stan Correspondents
CAIRO. Dec 2.-The towns OF
Sidi Rezegh and Bir-El-Hamed
fell yesterday 10 AXIS forces and
German troops have pierced the
corridor connecting Tobruk AND
British inland forces. II was Off
cially announced today.
German troops have joined al
Zaafran, six miles northeast Of
Sid ReZegh, ii was admitted. anc
this is setback for the British.
but II may only delay mat
ters n few days longer"
spokesman said 1T does not In
any way destroy our confidence
In the final results" he added.
Hope appeared, however, in the
announcement by the middle eaSt
command h I tank supported
Indian troops had captured the
Axis stronghold Of Omar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
ishment in public matters as
we do i'm private affairs.

ishment i'm public matters as
we do i'm private affairs.
r EFT us elect our own
courts and bring before
- such courts,-lOyal to
the people and not the pup
pets of the President-the
malefactOrs guilty of malad-
ministratiOn at the expense
of the people.
That procedure Is the GUS
tomary process in private
affairs. why not In public
affairs?
There are many bank Off
Gals in jail for malfeasance-
and many politicians who
should be.
There Is no need for cor
ruptiOn and incompetence in
the management of our great
gOv ernmental corporation,
except the failure of you and
me and all the rest of our fell
low stockholders to exercise
the vigilance which is the
price Of our rights and our
liberties.
We must wake to our re-
spOnsibilities, for without
that vigilance there will not
long be liberty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
GENERAL MILES TAKEN
International New. servic. Cabl.


ROME. Dec. 2.-The Italian
high command announced today
that Gen. Reginald Miles had been
captured by Axis forces on the
Sidi Rezegh sector of the Libyan
front.
The war bulletin said 1900 Brit
ish imperial troops had been taken
prisoner in the same area.
Artillery duels occurred on the
Tobruk front.
The high command told OF fight
ing on the Sido Omar sector of the
western desert and said AXIS
forces repulsed repeated British
attacks on the Sollum front in
Egypt.
A semi -official announcement
that Italians repulsed re-
peated attacks at Voroshilograd on
the Russian front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
The weather

Detroit and vicinity: Fair tonight and
Wednesday. cooler tonight, lowest tempera'
ture tonight ~ degrees. highest Wednes-
day. IS: ligh. variable winds becoming
southwest.
Lower Michigan Fair tonight and
Wednesday. cooler IN south portion tonight.
Upper Michigan: Fair IN partly cloudy
with little change In temperature tonight
and Wednesday
Indiana Fair tonight and Wednesday,
slightly cooler tonight
Ohio: Mostly cloudy with rain IN south
east portion and cooler IN north portion
tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy and some
what cooler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
long-Armed Thief
Gets Store S $1,000

NEW YORK. Dec. o GNS)
Police today were on the look
out for the long-armed sneak
thief who reached over the top
of a glass partition in a Man.
haitian department store deposl-
tors bank and snatchcd So 500 IN
bills. Detectives said that TO do
the trick the man must Of have
been at least feet s inches tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
NaZiS Ask
French
Bases

NICHY. France, Dec. 2.-French
today described the con-
ference among French Chief of
State Marshal Henri Philippe Pc
tain, Vice Premier Jean Darlan
and Reiehsmarshai Hermann Will
helm Gocring as proof France
will not he absent from Ger
many's projected new European
order.
Petain and Darlan arrived back
IN Nichy last night after confer.
ring with Goering yesterday at ST
Florentin-Versigny, southeast Of
Paris.
/ Meanwhile. former Vics Premier
Pierre Laval. srch-proponent o,
Franco-Gerrnan collaboration. sud
denly returned 10 Paris from hi!
country estate AZ Chateldon Ba
lVichy.
british reports recently have
stated Germany Is urgently
pressing the Nichy regime for
use Of Blzerte. Tunisia and other
African bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
5000
British

International New, Service Cable

BERLIN, Dec. mime thou
sand British prisoners, including
three generals. have been captured
in Libya, the German high COM
mand announced today.
The communique added total
of 814 British tanks have been
captured or destroyed and 127
British planes shot down,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Lawyer Dies After Crash

NILES. Dec. Phillip Lands
man. 40, Buchanan attorney, was
dead today OF injuries received
when his auto collided with a milk
truck two miles east OF Berrien
Springs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
British WdrshipS
AT Singapore
International New, servic. CabI.

SINGAPORE, Straits Settle
ments. Dec. "a section Of the
British fleet. including some heavy
units. arrived at the naval base
here today