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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Speed Tank Unloading

To aid the maximum use of
transportation facilities for oil
under the national defense pro-
gram. Standard Oil Company of
Indiana revealed it has COM
-plcted- arrangements which will
assure the immediate unloading
of tank cars al its thousands Of
bulk plants and the prompt re-
turn Of the cars TO refineries or
other shipping terminals. APP
peal has also been made TO GUS
toners who buy in tank car lots
to cooperate similarly.
Standard of Indiana will affix
TO forms for company bulk
plant agents and customers who
receive motor and aviation gas
dimes. fuel oil, Diesel fuel. kero-
Sene. tractor fuel, road oil, as
phalt and OF er petroleum
products in tank cars sticker
reading:
"For national defense. Help
the national program by un-
loading and returning this car
promptly ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
De Sofos TO Be Shown
to Dealers in 80
Cities on Sept. 8

p. Sloan Jr., chairman Of Gen.
eral Motors Corporation:
l.. c. Goad, assistant TO w. C..
Williams Jr., vice president in
charge OF the accessory group.
becomes assistant TO Albert
Bradley, vice president in
charge of the car and truck
group. +. l.. Burke. general
manager OF the Guide Lamp
division of General Motors Cor
poration, at Anderson, Ind. be-
comes assistant TO Williams.
c. A. Michel. who has been
factory manager of the Guide
Lamp division, becomes general
manager. III. w. Anderson of
the labor relations section be-
comes general assistant to B.
ID. Kunkle. vice president in
charge of the personnel staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Auto
Graphs

The curtailment OF passenger
automob lie production, an
bounced for the 1912 model
year. will not in the least affect
motor car quality, i'm the opinion
Of c. F.. Bleicher. vice president
and general manager OF De
Soto.
THE reduction In passenger
car output, dictated by require
ments of the national defense
program, doesn't mean a thing
a. far a. automobile quality Is
concerned" Bleicher declared.
Take -eur new-De Sci. for
instance. We started planning
this car two years ago, long be-
fore IL was decreed that a ma
tiOnal emergency existed.
Engineering emphasis has
been placed on such important
considerations AS greater oper-
ating economy and increased
safety"
The new De Sotos will he dis
played TO the company'S dealers
at announcement meetings
which will be held in 33 key
cities across the United States
between September s and II,
he announced. And soon there
after, the cars will make their
appearance in Salesrooms and
on the streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
NEW YORK
RROOkIl w

Totals 40 rs ~ II Totals 40 - 81 II
sBatted for HAmhn In seventh
.Ratted for Melton in seventh.
:Ran for Bartnett In ninth.
Rrooklyn 400 600 35i- ~
New York 2i0 20l 600 &
Runs-Waiker ? Herman. Rsiser 3
MedWick g. LavaEetto 2 Camilu Duro
cher. aBrten. Rucker ? OFT. Young, Mel
ton Errors Young 2 aHrtnett Runs
hatted in--Lsvsgetto ?. Durocher Z. Moore
Hartneit OFT 3. Bartell. Camill 4 Med
wick Wyatt 2 Two-base hit Rucker
Home runs OFT Camiln Barten sacri-
hces- Reiser. Herman. BareH Left on
bases Brooklyn II. New York ~ Bases
on halls off Melton 3 of Hamlin /,
or Drake !, of Adams I. or Wittig 3
struck out-By Melton !. ny Hamlin
nv Wyatt ,. by Witig /. Hits or
HiEbe in 3at innings. OF Hamin ? in
% innings off Drake none in = inning
off Wyatt in pa innings. OFF Melton .
IN innings or Adams ? in - inning
or Wittig in rs innings Hit by
piteher-Highbe young. Hamlin tMoore)
wild pitches Drake 2 Winning pitcher
-Hamlin. Losing pitcher Melton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
pITT>BI RGH
enc lGo

Totals l6 9 p - Totals - IL - ~
.patf.d for stringer IN eighth.
Slated for Sturgeon 10 o.n'h
pl,,snrrvb 600 100 OlO-i
c,b,cag, POI 900 OOO-3
Ruins -- Martin 7. Fletcher ?. Hack.
Strlnerr DAhIgren Errors stewart.
Anderson Mccullough Runs hatted IN
Cavarretfa .. Dchlgren Stewart. Fletcher
. DAVIS TWo-basf hits Lopez, Dat
ressandru Three base hu-fletcher. Home
runs DahIcren, Fletcher. Double plays
-Fistchsr unassisted, Anderson 70 MARTIN
10 Fletcber Left on Pittsburgh
s Chicago S Bases on bails-On Pas
seau g. struck out BY Butcher 2, Pas
seau UmpiTes Sears Jorda and Barr.
Time II, Attendance ~ sS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FIRST GAME

Totals IS II - II Totals ~ IS - II
sRAfted for Lyons IN eighth inning.
tBaued for HAlleit in ninth inning
Chicago OI3 600 OO4
81 Louis 800 OO3 fOH II
Runs kuhVf,- ffuHr- Wright ftttfff
I.Odigiani. chapman. fresh. Lyons, Heff-
ner a Cllu 2 McQuinn 2 Judnich ?,
Laahs Berardina. Muncrief Errors -Hoag
Appling g. Chapman, fresh huncriet
Runs batted in-Ciln. Judn'oh. Labs 3,
Berardino Muncrief. McQuinn J. Cullen
hlne-NE!Ght- kuhel -Appling,- Chapman.
S0lters TVo-baSe hits - Hefiner, kuhel.
Laahs Berardino Three base hit-Lsahs
Home run - wright Sacrifice 60 knicker-
hooker Double plays--Kuhel and Appling
Judnich. Heffner and McQuinn. Left on
bases Chicago 2 st Louis 9 Bases on
balls-On Lyons ?. Struck out Ry Lyons
3 hy Muncrtef 4 Hits-Of Lyons Is In
innings or Hallett o 10 l inning. Hi
by pitcher Muncricf U.odigianD. Wild
pitch Muncrief Passed ball fresh. Los
ing puchef-Lyons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
sECoND CAME


Totals 81 9N26 Totals 81 y II
NTwo out when winning run scored
Rated for Clubhouse in seventh inning
tBatted for Trotter IN ninth inning
Chicago 300 600 02O-4
St Louis 600 600 ll3- ;
Runs Webb kuhel Chapman. Wright,
HotfUer MCQuinn 2 Laabs. Strange Runs
batted chapman. ApplnE. Lucadello,
Solters Laahs Judnich ,. Two-hase hits
Chapman Smith. Wright, McQulnn. He'll
ner Three base hit-Iudnich. Sacrifice
Berardino Double PLAYS Webb Appling
and Kuhel. Galehouse BersrdinO and Me
Quinn Left on bases Chicago T. st. Louis
g Bases on halls of Smith 6 orr Apple
ton L. OFF Dietrich / at Kramer
struck out nv smith / by Gaehouse 4
HTS orr GAlehouSe : IN innings. off
kramer In / inning off Trotter In !
inning off Smith. In 7 innings OF
Appleton. in | Ia innings. off Dietrich
in IL inning Passed ball Terrell
ttrrrtrrr prtrtr-r-F rott~- losing pitcher
Dietrich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Lost and Found

GLAsSEs-Lady's. yellow gold: Harper
dtstrfct. -" Needed L. Reward feieph9Hs
Arlington 1917.
IMPORTANT PAPERS. from automobile
CLothrop- Third: mo questions. Re
ward. Madison 1908.
LARGE, BLACK DOG. brown markings.
Short tail. reward. $50 Trowbridge.
Townsend s-27l4
LOST 80 A-wallet- Finder please return
Important identihcations W. J. Mcguire,
Chrysler Corp LEnnx 47Oo. Thanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
snCo>p CANE
rHIIAnIIPHIA

Na
.BAttsd for Posedel In ninth.
Roston ol0 Ol0 Ol2-5
PhuAdelpbla 600 1872 OON-s
Runs Hassett west Roberge. RoWen :.
Nurtaugh BENJAMIN. Rizzo. Marty, Bragan
q Warren . Errors--Naner, Miller. AuF-
taugh BENJAMIN. MAY. Etten Runs hatted
In Miller 2 Moore l. Marty l. Ri1go 2,
BENJAMIN l. Litwhlef 2 Muriaugh l.
Tw0-hAse hit Rizzo. Home run Marty.
stolen bases RoWen Murtaugh. BENJAMIN,
-f-ftwhrirr- SarF,fe--BefFe- Hs'sihl@-P pts -
Podgainv 10 BragAn 20 Etten, Mnier 10
Rowen 10 Gremp. Len on bases Boston
- Philadelphia Bases on halls on
Podgsjny !. or Sslvo ?. on Hutehlngs j.
on Posedel 2 on Erickson 2 on Pearson
l. Struck out BY Salvo II ~ POdgaJny
? by Erickson Hits on Podgainy s
n innings. OF Pearson I IN innings
~ SAlv0 IN J J innings, OF Hutchings
IN - inning. on Erickson IN ! ID
inning. on Posedel in innings Winning
pitcher PodgHiny. Losing pitcher -Salvo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
FIRST GAME

Totals p p - Totals 35 10 81 Is
'Batted for Brancato IN ninth.
Rated for Suder in ninth
Philadelphia 900 800 600 ;
Boston 100 0Ot COX 8
Runs r. Johnson siebert. S. Chapman.
Fox Cronn . Williams FoXx. Error
FoXx. Runs batted s Chapman 3 Will
nams 3, FoxX Newsome Home runs S.
chapman, Williams Sacrifice hits Moses
Johnson. Knott Doerr Double plays
Newsome To Foxx 10 II Newsome. Doerr
10 l. NewyouTE 70 PoxX, crUutn to boFrr
to Foxx. Left on bases - Phi adeiphia 3
BOSTON g. Bases on balls on Knott T. off
r. Newsome g. Struck out Ry Knott e. by
-Nswseme- 2 Wild -piteh--Knott- Passed
hail Hayes umpires- summers, Rue and
stewart. Time i.f3 Attendance 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

.Batted for BeSgs IN ninth.
&, to,,ts 2Ot OOo 800 4
c.rcinnaft 600 OIL O0l--3
pu,s Rrown Hopp 2 Mlze 2 NJ.
r---Tr7-r- p .frt.rrrrrirt lurr7ta ryit7 Mrrfef
E,rr'rs- Nerher Walters Runs hatted m
.-rsntree q p Mccormick, Gleeson, Two
ff,r,, nm y Mccormick stolen base
Ntrs Double plays Marion To Crespi %
M1e Crespi unassisted. Left on bases
81 .aslik- -CiselnnAiI- A--bAses- on hRlls
or Al Cooper g. on Gumbert j. on
Kalters Struck out By Cooper !.
nv Walters ? Hts=or Cooper IN
z inpinEs tnone out IN eighth on Cub
hert 2 IN % inning IN crouch ln
peces a. in , innings Wnf pitch waters
Bsk Crouch Winning pitcher N. Cooper
/ osing pitcher Walters Iwp.res Goeiz
Rearion and Conlap. Time la. Attend
ance 10. 23s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Julius Kayser e. Co. declared a
dividend of % cents on the COM
mon, payable September 25, to
stock of record September Is.
Paid a like amount on May ID,
last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Associated Breweries OF Canada
Limited, declared a quarterly divi-
dend of Is cents on the common
payable September 80. to stock OF
record September Is. The previous
payment was a like amount, June
30, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
n,erlcnn snn,airn Tnhnccn Cnrnnrniion

american Sumatra Tobacco Corporation
and subsidiaries reported tor the hscs year
ended July 81 a net profit Of S1s6, 1879
after charges andp revision ~ S12 600 for
federal income taxes. equal 10 o7 cents a
share against net profit Of S3l6 326 after
federal tax provision 81 S65 800 or 81 81
A share in the preceding year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Took Long Time

Ethelbert ldc Low wcll-known
New York sportsman, flshcd the
Atlantic Coast 40 years before
landing a broadbill weighing 225
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Dividends

Ohio Brass Company declared a
dividend of so cents. payable Sep
TENDER "a, 10 stocks of record
3. A like amount was
paid June "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Mash Preview Sept. II

Nash Motors will show its
new 1912 cars to the press at
cocktail luncheon in Chicago
at the Stevens Hotel on Sep
tprhpr -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
TIRsT GAME
ruIIApTIPHIA

Totals g. II - 10 Totals 81 :, j.
Slated Tor Livingston IN seventh.
fRaited Cor Melton IN ninth
49,, ono $50 N0e
Phuscelphia ooi 100 fNA -"
Runs-Cconev = Gremp 2. DemAfee 2.
West Miller. Nurtauch. i.ltwhiler. NAY.
ser-rrs SfstI ffrwuTfVr. 1--WE Eyt7r frrs
hsttea in Miller ptmArce. West ?, SSH.
RrsCan Marty. RfEEu. t,rrfnp. Fes''-hsse-
hrs - Brn1smtn, MurtAugh Cooney 2,
nenares sistl West Three base hit
MAY stolen base nrmaree. SaCritce
BENJAMIN Double plays Sist o. R1herge
q Grsmn RraEan o. NurfAlrh 'o Eiten.
Nav a. MurtEugh go Etfer. Left on bases
Boston T. PhHsdelphia g. RAse m balls
or Grissom g, oG Tobin s. on Hoersi ],
~ Melton J. struck out rs Grisscm
Nv Tohir 2 ~ HNorst ]. HIS on Grs-
som IN p innings on Hoersi %
2 Ia iuninCs On Melton z m innings
WIZ pitches Grissom. Melton Passed
ban-Berres. Losinc pitcher GrissoIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Bastian-Blessing Company de-
eiared q dividend of 40 cents on
the common. payable October |,
10 stock of record September Is.
Paid a like amount on July /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Earnings

Kansas City Power and Light Company
for y months ended July 81, had net
income Of 50 $50 500 after charges and
federal income taxes al a 80 per cent rate
etc equal after dividend requirements on
40 600 shares of S6 FIRST preferred series
81 stock TO Sc 81 a common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

NTHIF ' ~ y y '7''7'' -
.Batted for Leonard IN eighth
Novv York l0l. 900 nn0 B
Wasbtnrt0o zoe O10 O0o-2
pune Sturu Dtckcv. gelkirk Gordon
Come Lewis Farly Errors Travis
Early. Runs haued Keller. Lewis,
Sturm Rizzuto. Leonard Two-hase hits
Gomez Leonard Gordon. Home run
evils Sacrifice hit Leonard. Double
plavs Travis 10 BlOodworth 10 Vernon.
Rizuto 10 Gordon 20 S!qrm Left on
bases New York Z Washington 3. Bases
on balls on Zuher 2 struck out
I e0nard 3 by Zuber !, Hts OF COMFY
r IN 7 innings onleonard m innings,
on Murphy 3 in , innings. of Zuber J IN
/ inning Wild pitch EconHrf :. t'aSrFo
hall Early Winning pitcher Gomez.
I ostng pitcher- Leonard Umrires Nc
Gowan. Quinn and Grieve. Time 81
Attendance . l0tfti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Modine Manufacturing Company
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of Is cents on the capital
stock payable September 20, TO
stock OF record September 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

CCaued at end Of seventh darkness)
Runs--R Johnson, S. Chapman, Mar
children, niMaggio. Errors. Chapman.
Runs batted in-Brancato ?, Hayes, Foxx.
Two-base hits. Chapman. Stolen base
DiMaggio. Double plays-McCoy. Brancatol
70 SieheFt-kaHx-t -peacnek.-Left on bases
Philadelphia T. Boston 3. Bases on balls
OF Marchildon 10. Johnson 5. Struck out
BY Marchildon / Johnson . Hits-Onl
Johnson 5 In ga innings, of Ryba n IN ?,
inning. Hit by pitcher Johnson tR. John 4
SOM Losing pitcher Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Studebaker Sales Mark

For the year ending July 81.
Studebaker dealers sale of used
cars reached an all-time high,
X. B. Elliott, Studebaker vice
president in charge OF sales. an
nounced today. Used car sales
reported from Aug. !, 1910. to
July 81, 1871. were 285, 906
units, compared with 239.084
sales for the same II months
i'm l939-40. or an increase OF
1876 per cent.
Studebaker dealers sold $780,
496 used cars during the first
seven months of 194l. Elliott
stated. During the same period
in 1910 sales totaled 1857
units. an increase in 1941 of
POS per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

BRIEF CASE. brown leather, initials r.
F. M" lost Thursday, August 81. Re
ward. F1tLroy 3i71.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

j. SUTTON a SON
4I47 TRUMBUI,L-AxE-- TEMPLE 2-510t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CINCINNATI


Total, ~ al 10 Totals 81 ? p u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
SFCOND GAME

Totals 25 S p s Totals % 3 81
-Batted for Newsome Ia sixth.
Ratted for NeWsome in sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
en- Appointments Made

The following appointments
were announced today by Alfred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON
NEW YORK

Total. 81 10 u II Total. n AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
U.S.AinlinS
To Control
All Prices
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
time" he will report the full fact:
lof the Chrysler situation to tho
president and Congress.
"a spokesman for the Chrysler
Corporation said the corporation
had no comment)
A price control bill has been
drafted but il has been held up
because OF administration efforts
to control the situation through
tfIenderson's office. Congressional
sources report that Mr.. Roosevelt
will send Henderson's report and
THE bill 10 Congress IN a special
message soon, probably within 1C
days.
Henderson told Nash, Stude-
baker and Hudson to continue
their higher price quotations be-
cause OF the Ghrysler action, and
told Packard il could bring its
prices into line with the boosts
of the small independents. The
Ford request, according 10 the
lOPAC's official is still pending.
The Packard Company, which
had withheld its price increase
after Henderson'S warning 10 the
others. this morning announced n
boost Of from $50 to Si5 on its
1911 line.
1t is reported that the bill
drafted by Henderson is broad
enough 10 control the prices Of
everything from bread and milk 10
automobiles and farm machinery,
Administration sources in Con-
gress say that the proposed legis-
lation may carry some authority
over wages. as we'll as prices. be-
cause wages are a vital part OF
the cost of products.
Henderson has warned in one
manner or another against i'm
Icreases in prices of bread. milk,
motor cars, iron and steel products,
pig iron. iron and steel scrap.
a minimum scrap. carbonblack.
farm machinery, hides for shoes,
and railroad car wheels.
In all cases, he said. he has re-
-ceived cooperation with the ex-
Iception of Chrysler. He said that
resembling of price advances by
the motor company would have
cost it about A,OO0.00O "out of
the net sales of more than $780,
100000 during the present model
year"
Chrysler. il Is learned. offered
to cooperate with Henderson if
he took into consideration that
unit manufacture costs have in
creased. The price administrator
called the offer only a gesture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Ukraine Drive
Halted, Reds Say
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
veloping an offensive In the
Wilma and Baranovitch areas,
where the Soviet air force sue
cessfuIly engaged them.
TN the course Of the fight,
separate groups of enemy tanks
succeeded In breaking through
10 the area Of wilma and Osh-
miany.
Our land troops, by stubborn
resistance, cut off enemy infan-
try units in these directions
from their tank forces"
In former Polish territory, IN
communique said. German at
tempts TO penetrate the Brody ans
Lvov areas were beaten back. II
this sector the Red army and al
force counter-attacked and IN,
fighting still is raging. according
to the communique
we have recaptured PrZemysl
by swift counter attacks" the
communicate said.
I'm the Cernauti area we re-
pulsed strong attacks by the
enemy, who tried to cross the
Prut River. In this Bessarabian
sector the Red army held its
positions on the east bank of
the Prut River. hurting back
numerous attempts to force
passage.
I'm the Skuleni sector nm
enemy attempt to advance suf-
fered heavy defeat. with rem
nants Of the enemy forces being
pressed back beyond the Pratt.
Germans and Rumanians were
taken prisoner.
The Red air force dealt
number Of devastating blows TO
German airdromeS in Finland
and bombed enemy ships north
~ Libau a. well as petrol reser-
vOirs In COnstanZa harbor."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Oil Man S Will Gives
Secretary S5OO,OOO

NEW YORK. June 26.-(INS)-
IChauncey Ford Warmers long
years of faithful service as secre-
tary 10 the late Harley d. Hutch
ms, son of Horace A. Hutchins. the
/ American oil pioneer. today were
rewarded
Hutchins died in Los Angeles
last Thursday In his will on file
today. he left more than $1.0O0.00
in requests. including one of $500,
900 TO Warner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Help for Russia
May Be Limited
To Good Wishes
Bv KINGSBURY SMITH
Init News Servtes stan CorrvspondeDt

WASHING June 26.-
Authoritative quarters indicated
to-day that American aid to Russia
is. for the present going to be
chiefly in the form of moral sup
port.
The United States government
IN is said. wants 10 bolster the
morale -otthe Russian people but
il is not prepared to turn over any
important defense materials TO the
.SovietS until they have shown
their determination 10 fight,
If the Russian armies hold the
Germans in check and it becomes
apparent they are determined 10
continue fighting. this government
will then be prepared 10 consider
some of their military needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

whose father has been opposed TO
their marriage:
"It will take me little while
To soften mp the old man"
6onn's mother, I'll for the last
few years. suffered a relapse today
and prompted her son, who was in
New York 10 sign the movie con-
tract. to dash by airplane 10 her
side.
Mrs. Conn has been in a serious
condition for some time and could
not accompany her husband 10
New York last week when Billy
nearly lifted the heavyweight
crown from Joe Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
SPEARHEAD THRUSTS

With the Soviet air force de.
scribed as virtually crippled and
Hand operations well in German
Hands as the result OF successful
lspearhead thrusts into the vast
Russian plains. indications in
Berlin were that the far-hung
German plan of pincer movements
was developing with extraordinary
rapidity.
From the political point Of view
German quarters considered II
significant that neither the Russian
press nor radio has yet mentioned
Josef Stains name. He has made
no appeals to the army or the
people. il was said. and up to now
all announcements have been made
by Premier MolotoV.
German quarters said they con-
sidered II possible that Stain :
name is now so unpopular through
out Russia that ne IS being kept
out Of the picture for the time
being.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Conn To Make Film
Billy Signs Contract, Then Flies to Pittsburgh
Where His Mother Is Seriously III

SIS, 900 contract with Republic
Films TO make a movie entitled
Kid Tinsel."
Said Conn OF his romance with
Mary Louis Smith of Pittsburgh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
ATTACKS CHARGED

Rangell told of repeated attacks
by Soviet forces and said the
Soviet Union was committing acts
OF war against Finland.
For this reason" said an Of
fetal announcement, "the gov
eminent has decided to adopt
defensive measures In which all
available military forces Will
participate.
After hearing the premier's
explanation. the v d skupta
tParliamenD passed n unani-
nous vote of confidence"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

PITTSBURGH, June 26.-Billy
Conn and his manager, Johnny
Ray, will leave for Hollywood in
about three weeks, the handsome
fighter said today. after signing a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

The approximate location of the Stain Line Russa's
censorship version of the Magnot along the old
borders before the seizure of the Baltic states half of
Poland Bessarabia) Russian strategy may be TO fall
back from the newly acquired outpos to this line before
the jor battles begin. Germany attacking virtually
the whole front from the Baltic to the Black Sea, has
gained permission from Sweden transport division OF
Nazi troops from Norway Sweden to Finland TO
join the German drive Leningad second Russian city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Keep your 2-Cent-a-Week Ac-
cident Insurance in force while
on your vacation. Call Cherry
$500 10 make arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Russians Bomb
Finnish Port
3 Times in Day
BY TOIVO vITIKKA
nh News service stsn CssSesponaest


HELSINKI. June 26.-RuSsian
bombs were showered on the Fin
lnish port of TtIrku in three sue
cessive raids today as full-fiedged
war came again TO Finland.
Two Russian formations of nine
planes each and one OF 20 dropped
lincendiary and high explosive
bombs.
Most of them fell In workers
quarters. starting fires. killing
seven persons and injuring n.
The raids occurred shortly after
8 a. m. catching many persons In
the streets on their way TO work.
HELsINKI ALSO HIT
Earlier. HelSink itself had two
air raid alarms. and Finnish fight
ing planes went aloft TO engage
the Soviet attackers.
Several bombs were dropped in
Helsinki harbor, but little damage
was reported.
/ The planes which attacked
ITurku came from the direction Of
4 the island of Hango. ceded TO Rus
STA after the last war.
Fighting broke out yesterday
when several hundred Russian
bombers attacked Finnish towns
and cities.
AS the Finnish air force fought
off the Russian bombers. the par
lament met IN secret session 10
hear declaration by Premier J.
W. Rangell. who described events
leading up 10 the present situa-
| ton.