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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
SURVEY OF DEFENSE

Warren II Anterior Of Stockton
Cal. who is chairman of the lie
gions defense committee. submit
ted q report based on survey o.
the defense setup which he made
In Washington.
1.-THE committee deplores the
falling behind Of industrial pro-
duction which IL denying our
armed forces equipment and
weapons" the report stated in
demanding Capitalization Of de-
Tense authority. The committee
decided 10 leave TO the President
and Congress the methods Of re-
organization 10 be adopted.
I'VE reiterste our stan d
against the stoppage OF work in
defense INDUSTRIES" the commit
tee continued. asking that legis-
lation be enacted If necessary 10
forbid strikes and lockouts
where national defense projects
are involved The Legion's ex-
ecutive committee previously
adopted such a resolution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Probe Shooting
In Realty Office

The homicide squad today was
probing the shooting of Fred F.
Fend, 4S. in his real estate office
at 1922 East Warren avenue.
Fend was shot in the back as he
bent over a filing cabinet while
working late in the office. The
bullet lodged in his right shoulder
but was superficial.
The slug went through screen
and window. officers said. but
there were no tracks in weeds out
side to indicate any one had APP
preached the real estate office to
fire at Fend.
Detectives were inclined to scout
the theory of an accidental shot
because of failure to discover trace
of some one using firearms care
lessly in the neighborhood. Fend's
silhouette against the window
would have been clearly discern
ible TO any one outside, they added.
The victim, who lives at 62S Del
aware avenue, told detectives he
knew no reason why any one would
want to shoot him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
End Tube Strike;
Bonus Offered

The eight-week strike Of the
tEAW-ef0 at the wolverine Tube
Company, 1411 Central avenue,
ended today when the 1000 men
on strike approved a contract with
the company, State Labor Medi-
|ator Noel p. Fox announced. The
plant win probably reopen Monday.
To induce workers who may
have obtained jobs elsewhere to
return, the company has agreed to
split a SIS, 900 bonus among all re-
turning employees. Fox said. This
lis In addition to the abolition of
piece work among non-production
employees and an increase to them
of 2lz cents an hour, and a re-
duction in efficiency standards
of Pa per cent for production
workers. The latter change will
mean a 2h per cent increase for
production men, Fox explained, be-
cause they receive a bonus for
everything produced over the eff
ficiencv standard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
RIVER TUG UPSETS; 6 DIE
Accused
UniOIliSt
Kills Self

Under investigation in connec-
tion with pay rolf padding at the
State Fair. Edward L. King. bust
ness agent of the AFL Stage En-
ployes Union, Local SO, killed him
self with carbon monoxide gas
from his car on lonely road one
mile north of, Starville, st. Clair
County Coroner Arthur Smith
said today.
The body was propped against
the back bumper of the car with
canvas draped over it and the
car exhaust. A brief case and a
suicide note were found in the car.
state police said.
Capt. Don Leonard Of the state
police said the suicide note was
long and jumbled and contained
a lot of names" He said he would
not reveal its contents until he
had had a chance to study the
note further and check the con-
tents of the brief case.
MISSING SINCE TUESDAY
King had been missing from his
home at 1892 Roslyn road. Crosse
Pointe Woods, since late Tuesday,
state police said. and had appar-
emily killed himself Tuesday eve
ming.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Julian G. Mcintosh said he had
called King into his office Mon
day for questioning about the
padding charges.
State Fair officials had charged
that checks had been collected by
King for three fair employees.
supposedly union members, who
had not worked at the fair.
The checks had been cashed by
King, who had later paid back the
S17S they totaled, fair officials
said.
when I talked TO King Mon
day, he refused to make any
statement In the matter until
he had consulted his attorney"
Mcintosh said. Yesterday I
heard that State Fair officials
wanted 10 close the case, 80 I
instructed them TO come In to-
day and talk the matter over
with me. However. our inyesti-
CATION hasn't been closed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Norman Thomas Son
To Join British Force

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. %
INS)-Evan w. Thomas, son of
Socialist leader Norman Thomas,
and senior at Princeton University,
withdrew from college today.
He will leave for Canada in the
near future from where he will
sail for Egypt to serve as an am
bulance driver with the field forces
operating under the jurisdiction
of the British in the Middle East.
Thomas was elected captain of the
varsity crew last Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

International News Service Correspondent
LONDON, Oct. 23-Thousands of Dutchmen In CON
centraton today thousands
by their Naz overor the quiet underground campaign
passive resistance sabotage Holland
increasing effectiveness.
Dutchmen, sold by nature believe rather than
talk.
The reticent Free Dutch government London claims
81 Dutchmen have been executed and slightly than
imprisoned concentration camps for open resistance
to German occupation.
The Official viewpoint was given International News servic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Hull Asks Governor
To Greet Latin Official

LANSING. Oct. 23.-Secretary
of State Hull today asked Gov
ernor Van Wagner to attend a
dinner in Detroit, Tuesday, hon.
oring Senior Don Luis Cantilo,
president of the Argentine Cham
Der of Deputies.
The Argentine official is ex-
pected to be accompanied by MEM
bers Of the Chamber and their
families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
THREE DRIVES REPORTED

LONDON, Oct. %. - Stalled
temporarily on the Moscow front
Chancellor ffitiers fegions opened
up three new offensives against
Russia today, including a gigantic
offensive against the Crimean
peninsula.
After being halted on the arc
like front defending Moscow. the
Germans launched smashing new
attacks against the capitals APP
proaches-but once more were
beaten back. according to the
Russian (Tass) news agency.
Moscow radio broadcasts heard
in London revealed the great new
German assault against the Cri-
mea and reported tremendous air
bombings and savage land engage
ments In progress as the main
lighting shifted south.
All reports indicated the new
clash was roaring with all the
mighty, mechanical fury that has
characterized previous gigantic
battles In the Ukraine and on the
fronts facing Moscow and Lenin'
grad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Standard Oil Tanker
Reported Sunk at Sea

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-dNs)
Unofficial information was re-
'ceived in government quarters
today that the American owned
Standard Oil tanker. w. c. Teagle,
had been sunk in the North
Atlantic last week.
The same information said. the
tanker was flying the British flag
and was manned by a British
crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Coast Guard
Cutter Saves
I in Crew
Boat Turns Over
in Effort to
Free Freiehser

Trapped helplessly in Their
hunks below decks, six meD'
drowned in the Detroit River a.
! 80 a. m. today when a lar1o
tug being used to free stranded
|ore-laden freighter turned on it,
side and sank.
Seven other men aboard the tuGs
including the captain in charge q
the towing operations and tho1
local manager of the towing conn
lpany, were rescued from the water
by a coast guard cutter.
by a coast guard cutter and other
vessels.
The tug, named the America, =
one of. the largest boats Of IT
TYPE operating on the Great Lakes.
1T is only used for the heaviest
salvage work. Although A Year,
old it was completely recondjs
toned three months ago. It y
stationed at Toledo and was
brought here Tuesday.
With two other company tugs.
the Arkansas and Oregon. sta.
toned at Detroit, the America was
attempting to tow the Duluth
|freighter B. T. Jones into deeper
water when it suddenly turned
over on its side and sank In 20
feet of water.
SIX ASLEEP DROWNED
The six drowned men, were
asleep below decks and had no op-
portunity to escape. The seven
rescued men leaped into the water
and were picked up by the coast
guard cutter which was standing
by watching the towing operations
The drowned men were:
FRANK MCPHERSON, 724 St
Clair street, Port Huron. a mate
HARRY LAMB, Toledo. d mate
RAYMOND PAUL. Sauit Ste.
Marie, a fireman.
FRED KING, Toledo. cook.
NELSON WINNIE, Toledo. fire.
man.
WILLIAM DE FOREST, sault,
Ste. Marie, fireman.
Among the rescued were r. b
Willard, Detroit and Toledo man-'
|ager for the Great Lakes Towing
Company, and Capt. Ray Damas.
who was in command of the three
tugs.
Willard was injured and was
taken to a Toledo hospital.
Others rescued were:
John Miller, engineer; Fred
Kiefer, fireman; Walter visneau,
fireman; George Bunker, fireman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

today by a spokesman, for tn,
Free Dutch government. H,
said:
"Dutchmen live only 10 sabo-
tage the German occupation
and regain the independence of
their country. but only two
instances of sabotage have been
spectacular.
TALK LITTLE, DO MUCH
Eve have adopted a policy OF
talking as little as possible
about what we know is going on
In Holland, on the simple theory
OF protecting those working
from within for our country's
liberation. -
The official German radio
has confirmed our information
but 81 Dutchnen have been
executed for sabotage, arson or
In reprisaI for the killing Of
German sentries. but we have a
well-founded belief that the ac-
tual numbers are far greater.
The Germans are cIeyerIy
hiding executions By claiming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

LINN iNaSbAi
for Tinoshen-
kos rem o v a |
from the Mos
cow front was
not disclosed
but some re-
ports said he
W as b Elm &
transferred to
another sector
of the far-hung
combat.
An intensive
new erm a n
drive toward
he Crimean
peninsula may
re quire his
services in the
south. one re-
.o~t t-rlf~atnI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

bridge and portculIis of
first defense, tower the mag
nificent Andes.
They lie i'm three rows some
$50 miles in width.
In the two western ranges,
the maritime and central Cor
dillera, stand numerous vol
canoes, again singularly like
battlemented defences from
which boiling oil and molten
lead could be poured upon the
invader.
These western ranges rise
to $4,000 feet and beyond
them some of the grandest
peaks of our Western Henri
sphere lift their proud heads
to heaven at an altitude of
10000 feet, rivaling the
Himalayas.
Between the central ranges
and the eastern Cordillera are
the high plateaus of the Puma,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
British Lord Predicts
-Four Power Union

LONDON, Oct. 23.-QNS)-A
resolution was introduced in the
House of Lords today predicting
a union Of Great Britain, United
States, Soviet Russia and China
against the forces of Fascism.
The resolution was presented by
Lord Addison in expressing adj
miration for Russia's heroic re-
sistance."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-(INS)-
Mary Kirk Brown. Atlanta society
girl, who has made four trips to
the altar, early today left for
Baltimore where she said she
planned to be married later today
to hubby No, 5. Joseph White,
manager Of a Manhattan bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

cnIef VINO rose
from a private
in the ranks.
the revitalized
armies defend
ing Nose o w
were reported
today 10 have
s stopped the
Germans many
miles from the
outskirts of the
Soviet capital
tB e r | ! n
claimed the
Nazi troops
had storned
TO within 36
miles of the
Kremlin.)
Annou n cling
he appoint
nent of Gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
No Choo-C --Tour
A Flop for Windsor

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-QNS)-
The Duke Of Windsor. who last
night toured broadcasting studios
in Radio City, today had one COM
plant to make. The sound effects
department couldn't dig up q rail-
road train noise for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

that convicted persons have been
given the benefit OF German
justice, and have had their
death sentences committed to
imprisonment.
Some 400 have been listed by
the Germans as imprisoned. We
believe the figures are closer TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
theodore Roosevelt Day

LANSING. Oct. 23.-Governor
Van Wagner proclaimed Monday,
October u. as Theodore Roosevelt
day in Michigan, in commemora-
ton Of the eighty-third anniversary
of the birth of the former Presi-
dent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
How Europe Sabotaees Hitler
Dutch Act Silently.
Defy NaZi Torture

Herewith international News Service
series of stories about underground anNa activity the
occupied countries of This
comprehensive study of he situation with
and guesswork The articles
Piled by neutral and free The will
deal with the occupied countries by Today.
HoIIand)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Grigori X. Zhukov as new COM
mander of the Moscow area,
Pravda and other Soviet news
papers published more encourag-
ing accounts of the desperate
fighting now in progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Pravda commented that Zhukov
is capable of immense energy and
has no trace of boastfulness or
ostentation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
IN THE
NEWS

[NNE of our good neigh.
~ bOrs--one of the Oldest
and most interesting OF
our good neighbors-is Peru.
Having travelled through
Mexico, we should take time
off this Winter-if the war
will let us---and visit Peru.
1t is a strange and lovely
land.
Built like a medieval castle,
its mighty mountains rise like
towers and bastions to the
dizzy height of 10000 feet.
Three rows of these noun
tain Notifications lift them
selves in successive steps from
the sea, which is the castles
moat, until they reach the
splendid pinnacles of the Cor
dillera, which literally touch
the skies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

GLENN MILLER's song hit
selection, Dear Arsbells," with
complete words and music In
this Sundays Detroit TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
VXTITHIN the battle
wv mented walls ani
fntuerS Of fhis castle

IiIhiN IL Dattle-
" mented walls and
towers of this castle
of romance lie spacious courts
and palatial haiis-the rich
plains, ravines and valleys of
this wondrous d--hung
with the tapestry Of tropical
foliage.
And through these wide
courts and high halls crystal
rivers flow like the luxurious
pools and fountains of d castle
of romance. until they reach
the sea.
Along the sea coast Of
Peru Is n strange strip of des-
ert sand from 20 miles TO 100
miles In width which seems as
II 1t might be part of the
castles spectacular defences.
1t is a forbidding zone
where the sea winds raise
clouds Of dust a. If to obscure
the beauties of the mountain
Gus pile which lies beyond.
Yet where the descending
rivers cross this desert waste
there are ribbons Of green.
for the banks of these streams
are covered with luxuriant
vegetation and many splendid
estates and plantations are
spread along the rivers
borders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Tinnoshenko
Removed as
Red General
Zhukov TO Lead
Defenders: Moscow
Says Nazis Stopped
Inses.a,,oaaI New. Service c.sIe

KUIBYSHEv. USSR. Oct. %
With Marshal Semyon Timoshenkr
replaced by a new communicating
chief uho rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
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The Weather

Tn. sun will set a. sac .. m. today.
and rise tomorrow At SIS a. m.
The moon VII set today At s:7s .. M.
and rise tomorrow At liza a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
FORECAST
For Detroit
r-l..s-t-.a.,.

and vicinity
Partly cloudy to
and coolel
today and
tonight; Friday.
fair and rather
cool: lowest
tonight about
AZ degrees;
highest
Friday 4
about 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

'ficiency standard.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

The official viewpoint given International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

DEYOND these gateways
Id to the castle, past draw
hridge and norfcuIIis If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Net PIdy-offs
Open Thursday

Playoffs in the girls, table ten
mis- league of the Catholic Youth
Organization will get-under way
Thursday night at St. Margaret
Mary gym. Lemay at East Warren.
Six class A and five class B
teams will open the event. The
class A teams are those which
ended the regular season with per-
centage of 500 and above. while
the class B squads finished below
that mark.
All teams must report at Z p. M.
with 7:30 forfeit time. st. Cath
crime No. 3. which drew a bye in
the first round. must, however,
report at s. with forfeit time $50.
Here is the schedule:
CLASS A
Annuncistion vs. So. Florian; ST Cath.
crime No. / vs. 81. Ladislsus. ST. Gather
inc No vs.. ST Rita
CLASS n
81. Msrgare, Mary--s 81 Dominic. 81
Catherine No. vs.. st. Thomas. st. Cath.
erine No. ,. bye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
In Detroit Area

Six of the 50 district Journeys
will take place in the Detroit DIS
trict. Meets at Holy Redeemer,
Catholic Central, Ferndale-St,
James and St. Clair Shores will
attract members of the city's Pa
rochial League.
OF the Catholic fives from De-
troit. st. Theresa is again consic-
cred the most formidable. Geor &c
Dufours gang reached the Class B
finals last year and has played
impreSsively during the current
campaign to warrant a place in
the "favorites" department.
In all, no team will have to en-
gage in more than nine games to
cop a crown. Class A and Upper
Peninsula fives. because they're
fewer in numbers. can finish on
top through participation in only
six games.
The finals in the Lower PENN.
sula again are listed in Michigan
States Jenison Fieldhouse. which
prep officials term the Ideal spot
for high school tournament.
In the Upper Peninsula. tie
champions viii be decided in Iron
wood. All final games will be
played on March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
ChdIIed0n Now
Under Sd Guide

LOS ANGELES, March IL.
T. (Whiteyj Whitehill is the third
trainer Challedon, great handicap
star. has had in tSo ,ss. few
months.
Challedon. champion 3-year-old
OF 1889, reached fame under the
direction of Lou Schaefer. Race
fans were shocked last Summer
when Owner w. L. Bran gave
the job TO Don Cameron. No ex-
PLANTATION was given by either
Brann or Schaefer. ~
Challedon hasn't trained any
too well to date and now White
hill is on the job trying to get the
old champ in shape for the Santa
Anita Handicap, the 100000 race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Yale-Wayne Swim
Summaries


300-yard mec1ey-Yale Dannenbaum
Twigg- Smith. Kellyl won hut was dis
qualified; Wayne tColby Taylor. Prev
awarded points; no time taken
220-ysrd free styles-Won by Cant Will
lis sanburn (Yale); second, johnson
lYale); third. Capt. Clark Cwayne)
Time 2:14s
5o-yard free style---won by Bill Prev
fWsynej: second, Lumsden CWayne)
third. Pope YALE. Time 0;23.2.
Three-meter dve-Won by Jim Cook
(Ysie). 1871; second. Sandy Thompson
yale. 1924: third, Bob Gardne
tWaynel. 1857.
i0O-yard free style-won by Bill Prev
(Waynei: second. johnson tYaiel; third.
pepa-lYAiei Time e.5i s: cites Yale
record held by Bob Johnson.
. lanyard haekStrske-Weh nv Dan Dan
nenbaum (Yalels second White tYalel
third oele fWayne), Time 1:3e.s.
200-yard breaststroke. Won by John
Never yale: second Fsirhurst tYsleI
third TAYLOR -fWaxnel- Time 2.3s-
4i0-yard free style-won by Andy Clark
wayne: second Chouteau tYalel: third.
Peters tYale1. Time. 4.55.6.
f00-yard free stXe relay-Won by Yale
CPuHeyn. VreelandN Cooke MacLemanl
second Wayne tStoyer, Mohr, SalaveJus.
Lumsdenl-- Iime--3-3o-3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Titdns TO Renew
Cage RivdIries

University Of Detroit basketball
team will renew couple Of old
and lively rivalries this week. The
Titans will play Michigan Normal
at the Naval Armory. Monday
evening, with the tipoff set for
.S:15.
They will make their final road
trip of the season when they jour-
ney down to Cincinnati for a re-
turn game with Xavier University.
Saturday night.
The Red and White cagers have
already met each of these clubs
once in the present campaign. The
Motor City cagers were hard
pressed to snatch out a 1928 win
over Michigan Normal. February
g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Here Are Champs

In the Lower Peninsula. the II
tie parade will find the following
defending champions in the spot
light:
Class A-F1int Northern.
Class B-Travcrse City.
Class C-Williamston.
Class D-Weidman.
Above the Straits. the defending
kings are;
Class B-Marquette.
Class Crystal Falls.
Class D-Hermansville.
of the 1910 champs, at least one
Flint Northern-appears certain
to relinquish its laurels. The WIKI
ings, who, incidentally. also rul.d
the state meet in 1889. lost their
entire championship team in mid
season this Winter.
And. since the wrecking episode.
Northern has slid from the top Of
the Saginaw Valley into the lower
divisional spot strange. indeed,
for the Vikings. In fact. since mid
season. Northern hasn't scored a
victory over a major opponent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
'BIimp,' -Four Others
To Oppose on Mat

The Blimp, largest wrestler
extant, will be one of five matmen
to participate in wrestling battle
royal at the Fairview Gardens,
Tuesday evening.
The matmen Who VIII be sent
into the ring with this 640-pound
grappler will be Bull" Montana.
Mike London. Tony Faletii and
Rudy I.aDitzi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
IA SURE THIS IS cOeA2

not the kind of about upseng something which
many two-fsted boys have toled hard to build
By the time this reaches you Mahni should be bouncing
along the Havana Cuba We do expect be the
first boat into the habor in fact only got outside
chance of getting into the money.
But everybody feels like winner in the St Petersburg
Havana The hospitality ST. Pete is beyond
and when ship the finish Moro Castle
the Cubans take in grand style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

with their husbands This break for in the
girls relieved of my duties in the galley
All along I've fanced myself sharp helmsman but
let the word that top hoy cook From
became But who heard of a steward
washing dishes and pans?
Not will forget that hazardous trip the shoal
of Bahama banks with those coral heads looming
the night that that reminded of lime jlo
We had lookout the bow all the way and it
tnging job Mahn draws FIVE feet of and times
skddng along We used the line
stanty.
Cat Cay heavenly spot but the Gulf Stream. usual
wasn't of the girls will eoquently attest.
Finch OBrien and Bryant left Miami where
joined by Hugh DAILY of protege Bob Kerr and
Art Mitchell. Donald Charles Van Pe who had left
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