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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

To Report
OnSeaWay
Times star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 49,
President Roosevelt may send a re-
port to Congress on the st. Law
renee waterway within the next
few days. he indicated today at his
press conference.
Although noncommittal as to de-
tails, he made il clear that the
United States Is prepared TO pro-
coed at once with the first steps
in development of the project. The
project will be covered by an
agreement between the United
States and Canada and not a
formal treaty.
Advocates of the waterway dis
count recent expressions from
Premier Mackenzie King of
Canada indicating that the Cana
dian government is walking out on
the project.
U. s. MAY PAY ALL
They are convinced President
Roosevelt will ask Congress to pro-
vide all of the money II Canada
should refuse to 60 along.
Mr.. Roosevelt said, however,
that ne could not build any ocean
going steamers on the Great Lakes
or take any existing ones off. ex-
cept those of extremely small
tonnage-indicating that no sea-
way development was in immediate
prospect.
Allen Dean of Detroit. manager
OF the transportation bureau of the
Detroit Board OF Trade. is here
this week in the hope OF unfreez-
ing the project In the warmth OF
Great Lakes support. He was
piioted around the several govern
ment departments concerned with
il by Rep. George Dondero OF
Michigan, one of its enthusiastic
supporters.
II am convinced the project Is
not frozen. Dean declared.
my talks with government
officials convince me 1t Is red
hot"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Big Boom!
Submachine Gun Output
Doubled on War

NEW YORK, March 19.-Cur-
rent production of Thompson Auto
matte Arms Corporation is nearly
double the rate prevailing last Oc-
tooer, stockholders were informed
at the annual meeting. The COM
pany turned out an average of
about 1000 sub-machine guns
weekly during the four weeks
ended March Is.
Unaudited earnings for the four
months ended Feb. %. 1871. were
s2.O44 1863, after provision for esti-
mated federal taxes at the rate of
- per cent and state taxes at the
rate of 6 per cent. Backlog March
l amounted TO $12,0O0,OO0, about
equally divided between United
States and British orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

HAIRY Stanley Stokes. 20; Eleanor v.
Blum. 20.
George d. Murphy. As; Dorothy Il. Shank.
a.
Kenneth N. George. 81: Evelyn Mason, "a.
Stanley Betlejewski, So; Wanda smyko~-
SKI. ~ II 4
Francis R. Reisdorf. %; Marie Theresa
WRIT. a.
Jacob Foa. "a: Madeline Kalina. Il.
Mitchell N. croswell. rs: Celia Walsrych.
20
Thomas Forster. "a; MIchaiena Homicr. ~.
Herbert M. Wei. 30: Florence Strauss. 81.
Louis Cucchi, %: Goldie Kish. ~.
William B. Fowler, 81: Margaret Bond.
%.
Anthony Michalo~sk, ~; Ruth Ksnkel, Il.
Jacob Ball. "a; Lestrice Kailenbaeh, Is.
Leon smykowski, az; Frances Pastula, ~.
William Filipski as Marie stepanski, 81.
Anthony Roehwalski, rs; MARY Tasmiem'
ski. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Roosevelt Drafts
Advisory Body
On British Aid
International News Service Wire

WASHINGTON, March 19.-
Secret testimony by Secretary OF
State Hull and other cabinet fl
GERS, disclosing President Roose-
welt is planning to set up policy
committee TO advise him on the
British aid program, was made
public by the House appropria-
tons committee today.
The testimony revealed the
policy committee Is to be COM
posed of cabinet officers. whose
departments will make most OF the
purchases for Britain.
Highlights of testimony Of the
cabinet officers and other govern
ment officials in behalf of the
money measure included:
IA u m b err Of American
l. naval vessels will be made
available to the British within .
few weeks.
C-Ninety-Ave per cent Of the
q material needed by the
British II adaptable 20 United
States army and navy needs
and the remaining S per cent
could be made suitable within
so days.
C-Disabled British warships
- are soon to come. to Amer
lean naval yards for repair
under q 500, 100000 ALLEGATION
In the bill.
New shipbuilding facilities
4 for construction of many
cargo vessels under the $685.
000,00 ALLEGATION for new craft
IL planned under the maritime
commission.
S-British citizens rs well -
- the British government are
giving up their securities In
American concerns here to help
pay for defense material bought
here.
c-Large quantities Of con-
" densed milk. canned fruit
and vegetables and other foods
easily stored are to be pur-
chased for the British In this
country.
Cabinet officers testified the
1000, 900, 900 fund would be ex-
banded in Is months. and budget
director Howard Smith said Amer
lean industry could produce four
times the British aid program
when the new machinery planned
gets into operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Girl, II, on Stand
B|ames Sofferin

Wearing a girlish red suit and
with a blue ribbon in her dark
hair. pretty Betty Ann Ludwig. II
took the stand in Recorders Judge
Christopher E. STEMS court today
and disclosed how she was engaged
as a cigaret girl in the Wonder
Bar. a Washington boulevard c&ba.
ret operated by Sammy Sofferin
'Mr. Sonerin didn't ask my
age or say anything about . per-
init from my parents" Betty
Ann declared. looking demurely
at the jury of four men and
eight women. 81 interviewed
him one night, and he told me to
come TO work the next day. I
worked at the Wonder Bar for
about Ave weeks last December"
Sofferin is accused of violating
the state labor law by employing a
minor. The liquor license of the
Wonder Bar. the state liquor com.
mission ruled, will not be renewed
after May /.
Bernard Costello, counsel for
Sofferin, accused Betty Ann OF
acting and appearing in court in
clothes especially designed to make
her look like a high school girl
He attempted unsuccessfully tc
introduce newspaper photographs
in which Betty Ann appeared tc
be older.
Costello introduced an employ
ment application which Betty Anr
signed at the Wonder Bar in which
she had declared her age was 81.
Upon cross-examination Bett,
said she had worked at the London
Chop House. giving her age as 81
and had modelled at a downtown
store where she said she was Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Budd Net Scars
To {1,65S,490

PHILADELPHIA. March 10
Edward G. Budd Manufacturing
Company reported for the year
ended Dec. 81. 1910. a net profit
of 81 ,658,490 after federal income
and excess profits taxes, etc. equal
after annual dividend requirements
on the Z per cent preferred, on
which unpaid dividends at the
close OF the year amounted to $40
a share. 10 IS cents a share on
1856 .S08 common shares.
This compares with net profit
in 1889 of S21s,037. equal TO 1886
share on 1881 shares of Z per
cent preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
5 Drivers Given Jail,
Another Fined SIS

Traffic Judge Thomas F. Msher
sent five men 10 Jail today and
fined another SIS for driving reck-
lessly. They were Paul r. Sielaff.
81, of 1890 Ardmore avenue. IS
days; Edward Serfferlein. %. OF
1889 Gable avenue, 10 days; Irwin
l.. Reason. %. of 500 Josephine
street. six days: Clemens Ciesla,
IL, of 1919 Goldemer street. five
days: Everett " Roof. AZ, of
Cleveland, O.. Is days: George r.
Cottrell. 40. of Pennington, SIS
or 20 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Bertha Johnson Freed
With LAWYER on Bail

Arthur L. Willard. Hamtramck
attorney. and his client. Mrs.
Bertha johnson, Hamtramck re-
sort keeper. are free under bond
today. Both are charged with
conspiracy. with two other per-
sons. TO obstruct justice by tam
pering with testimony of graft
trial witnesses Willard was re-
leased on personal bond and Mrs.
johnson put under $500 bond for
examination Saturday. March 30.
Both stood mute yesterday when
srraigned before Recorders Judge
w. Mckay Skillman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Parking Meter Ruling
Asked by Dingemdn

Councilman Harry l. Dingeman
today asked Corporation Counsel
Paul (. Krause for an opinion as
10 whether the city can legally
accept all four of the bids recently
received on parking meters and
split up the city's 300 meter or
der among them for experimental
purposes Council last wee X
rejected the $3.50 bid submitted
by the Dual Parking Meter Com
pany of Oklahoma City on grounds
that Cleveland purchased the same
meter for 81 less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
BIRTHS

Helen heInnes. 3o7e BeaeonsfieId.
k k:,. MARI nnn x xI k's ssss birmingham
Norah Miller. z23s Cortland.
Gladys Nordstrom, l2s4e Sussex.
Dorothy ossood. sz7 lakewood drive.
Geraldine reters, $3.50 Thinker.
Lillian Pagareski, 5I3l wesson.
Gertrude Pintar. 22so South Colonial
Catherine Pascal. % Alfred.
Clara Parana, 5s27 Martin.
Zta Rushing. 201 East Alexandrine.
Mary Reilly. 1920 Piedmont
Julia Roecs. s02s Dayton.
Catherine sanderson, 24s West Ten Nile
road, Pleasant Ridge.
Elsie sobcfak. 1911 Spencer.
Ida Stein. sois Eimharst.
Creole Sfbert. 21005 Westview, Ferndale.
Theresa Taylor. 27os o.. Antoine.
Girls were born to:
Joan Audrstsch. $1,000 Dolphin.
Dorothy Bauman. l05eo Beaeonsfield.
Evelyn Bartlett. 1874 oakfieid.
Margaret Burkman, SIS South Bates,
Birmingham.
Anna Bellies. 52<s Chopin.
Lucille Bonin. 400 ST. Clair.
Edith Bate, 1862 Ninth. Ecorst.
Gertrude Borys. 6435 Walton.
Margaret BauIngsrtner. 1875 Rutherford.
Virginia Brabow. 227s Garfield.
Lenore Bireseki. 1871 Gladstone.
Sybil Burke. 1880 Chene.
Claire caubet. 1921 Yinger. Dearborn.
Faye Cohen, 1897 West Philadelphia.
Anna Czerniawski. $40 Chopin.
Olga Chiasson, t64l Jonathan. Dearborn.
Emercity Chapital. 5000 Thirtieth.
Marie Rose Eiwert. 3s1s Ellery.
IngeborE Fredrickssn,. ls44s RoseIswn.
LaVerne Foley. b333 Iroquois.
Dorothy Fields. 4o72 fireman.
Dorothy Fitzpatrick. l12oe Trinity.
Lovey Godboid, 1895 Riopelle.
Charlotte Gray. 5S2l Lawton
Naomi Hawley. Utica road. Pontiac.
Lille Hasktns, HOS Hoibrook.
Jennie Ivankovier, looe7 Ardmore.
Christine Jones, Nus Norborne, Plymouth.
HELEN johnson, 3015 Hamilton.
Wanda Jedynak, 4ss2 Thirty third.
Loris Knight. 1855 Fordham.
Mildred Kneiding, 1878 Cameron.
Regins kowalezyk It4e Roland.
Virginia kifer. 10 C1airmount.
Maxine Levin, 1s065 Parkside.
Margaret LaBoe. $500 Wiscasset, Dearborn.
Ethel Lumsden, 3s27 Ash.
Antoinette Miller, s16e Knodeil.
Virginia Mudd. 1880 Flanders.
Iuan ,it. Morris 1902 1907 rif,h.
Theresa May. 2os West Busns Vista. High.
land Park
Elda Morency. iss4s conley.
Eileen Mums. 1859 Asbury Park.
Elsie Moore. 1898 Pinehurst.
Helen o Shea, 17ss Baldwin.
Helen Ostowick. 5000 Piainview.
Huget Perry, 6l5e Commonx ealth.
Alice Pratt, s263 Ohio
Psrthenia Parkman. 1913 heldrum.
Catherine Paine. s74o witt.
Stella Pokladowski $3.50 Plumer.
Marion Pesola. 1855 wildsmsre
Anna Podiaszewski. eeis Bruckner
coneetta Pagnani. s37 Maplehurst. Fern
dale.
Norma Raslin. 3s75 West Warren.
Blanche Rosenfeld, 371o Burlingame.
Joan Stappert 4s27 Trumbull.
Margaret stoddard, 1s4s Byrd, Dearborn.
Vivian sopher 3s77 vinewood.
Irene schuette. 2265 Belvidere.
Leoda shafer. 1859 Norwood.
Maxine Stevens. 40 Midland. Highland
Park
Helen steininger. 2ooi Burlingame.
Carolyn A. sill. 1890 Inverness.
Meta strshlan. 1875 Lakepointe.
Elizabeth sxopko. 1908 Lawnoale.
May Thompson, 40 Elm park, Pleasant
Ridge.
Margaret Waters. <2sf Humboldt.
Doris WEIGH. 1920 Taft, NovL
Ida Worthington, 1871 fuller.
Evelyn Wood, 1851 Wreford.
Bernadine Zapoh. 11721 Cameron.
Grace Zasa, es65 East Outer drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
; Models Accuse
Beauty Shop

Three models appeared as wit
nesses today before Common Pleas
Judge John d. Watts in $3.50
breach OF contract suit brought by
the Models Guild against the Pal
myra Beauty Shop. Pinehurst ave-
nue. and Seven-Mile road.
Myrtle Curry OF 1880 Prest
avenue. manager OF the Models
Guild. declared William Lutchan-
sky. manager Of the beauty shop.
had engaged the girls to model
types OF hair dress. but had broken
the contract.
The models are Lorraine Sey-
mour of 47l0 Brooklyn avenue,
Ginger Wheeler of 1870 Wood
ingham drive and Teresa Brill OF
1884 Woodrow Wilson avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Pal Of Death Driver
Held as Auto Thief

Already held in the county jail
In default OF $4,000 bond on an
other charge. Alex Badrack. 20,
Of 4235 Williams avenue, was held
In an additional $1,000 bond by
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man when he was arraigncd on a
charge OF stealing an automobile.
Examination was set for March Il.
Badrack. companion Of Eddie
Schroeder. the l9-year-old hit-and-
run driver who ran down and
killed 5-year-old Morris Mann Jr.
on February % is charged with
taking the automobile that
Schroeder drove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Jumps, Misses Death
As Train Hits Auto

Blanco Woodson. "a, OF 1882
Trowbridee avenue. was slightly
injured when his automobile COL
lided with a freight train at Poland
avenue. Hamtramck. Woodson was
treated for cuts and bruises at St.
Francis Hospital. He escaped seri-
Gus injury by jumping from the
car just before the collision. The
automobile was demolished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity; Mostly cloudy with
OCCASIONAL light rain or snow today and
Thursday warmer today lowest ismpefs-
ture tonight about 30 degrees; gentle vsria-
BILE winds becoming moderately southerly.
shippers' forecast 'rsdlus Of 200 miles, :
Protect shipments during the next %
hours for north. 10 degrees west, south
ana sss IS degrees
Lower Michigan. Mostly cloudy with oe-
casional light rain or snow today anc
Thursday. warmer today.
Upper Michigan. Cloudy with occssional
Hight snow today and Thursday warmer
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Boys were born to:
Lorens Arold. eeey Mettetsi.
vergie Britt. 7o7 East Vernon hirhw,y
huby Booker. 5s43 Rivard.
Medor BinI. 3io5 East J.fferson.
fideliia Bowen. 1851 Hobart
agnes Butkis. 1882 Whitfield
Cecilia Braozyk, $40 Cheyenne
Hanna Connolly. 1865 hapiswood
Minnie Casey. 14057 Rosemout.
Maxine cansdy. 442 Hendri,
Alice Carver. 2427 Townsend
Lillian CLARK. 1903 Cherrylawn.
Irene Conrad, is03s Heyden
Helen Chamberlain, 1907 Forr.r.
Evelyn Dunn. 1000 Euclid
Elizabeth Deeds. 1894 Monica
Jean Elliott. 1875 Littiefield.
Ruth Farkas. 2o02 sharon
Esther Fiat, 2i77 springle
Helen Giddey. ISIS Lswton
Martha Graves. 1851 Montlieu.
Virginia cafford, sofa Lswton.
Mary Geonar. 1908 Medina
Msrgarits Garcia, 1oo37 Burnley. Dearborn
Gertrude Cora, 77es Prairie.
Marianne Greene, 1880 Twenty -eighth
Irene Quit. 1o752 Roxbury.
chryssuthis Glendenins, 1900 west
Caroline Gabsert. 2s44 Ashland.
Shirley Hinckley. 1871 Indians.
Willie Howard 4145 Spruce. lnkster.
Jewell HARDING. 1884, 81. Aubin.
Phyllis Heath 3oeis southneld. Birmins-
Kathleen johnson, sss, Twelfth street.
Ecorse.
Margaret Jsynes. 5se7 Fourteenth.
Lucille Johnson 1909 Lahothe.
Helen Kszmderckak. 5452 Dubois
Josephine Kerrigsn, 1850 stanton.
Rose Kaczynski. 1881 McDougsll.
Zelda Kennedy. 7se15 Huntington road
Myrtle Kinnaird. asa East Grand boule-
ward.
Evelyn King. 20o51 Grandview.
Helen Krrisnik, s1s7 Wstheroy.
Lauretta MacLeish, se42 HartvelL
Rose Marshall. 1885 Fleming.
Lucille Moon. e56 Superior.
Marguerite Murdoch, 1890 Russell.
Thsina Mattoz. eT3e Deimar.
Eileen MeRea. 81 Hill, Highland Park.
Clemes Moretto. ~ East Hildals
Dora Mu1sin. ts3 East waring.
Lotte Malicki. s1s1 Prest.
Josephine Msrtirio. 1918 ~. Paul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Fifty-Eiehth Traffic Fatality

Detroit's fifty-eighth traffic
fatality of 194l occurred today
when William Schwartzon. SIS. of
2024 Pingree avenue. died in
Receiving Hospital. He was struck
as he crossed Woodward avenue
at Monroe street by car driven
by Oliver Norris. AZ, of 4l05 Com
monwealth avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Deatb Aottfes

BOLOSGA sEBAsTIANO-Disd March Is.
Beloved husband OF Mariag Tonia. be-
loved father of Mrs. Licavoi. Mrs. From
tiera. and son, Samuel. Services from
residence. 2574 Meldrum. Friday morning
. 30 and o:3o. Holy Family Church. In
terment MI. Onvet.
KILMER-March II. Gordon r. Beloved
husband of Nellie tnee Ferris). dear
father OF Mrs. r. q. Reid, Mrs. ?. w.
Warbelov, Eulelia D.; brother OF Ernst
and William. Funeral from residence, 1871
Crawford. Friday at $50. Holy Redesmer
Church at Q.
ROBERTs-March -, 1871, Catherine.
mother OF Mrs. B. L. Donovan and J.
Frank Roberts. Funsral service ct chapel
OF the VIM. r. Hamilton Co., Cas- avenue
At Alexandrine Thursday At 1880 O. m.
sILBERsTEIN - Mary, beloved daughter
OF Sarah Stein. dear mother OF Joseph.
Jacob. Harry, Mrs. Saul Sloan. Mrs. Ger
trude Marks. Ben and Robert. dear sister
If HAIRY Rosenberg. Mrs. Harry Berman.
Mrs. Isadore Burnstein and Mrs. Celia
Bernstein. Services at Lewis Brothers
Funeral Home, I73e John r.. Thursday at
p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Smaller Crops
Are Planned
By Farmers
International New. serv,e. wire

WASHINGTON. March Is. =
Further widespread adjustments
due to the governments agricul-
tural program and rather large"
reductions in Spring crops in some
portions OF the West were indi-
Gated by March / reports from
farmers on intended acreage for
principal crops, the federal crop
reporting board said today
The most important decreases in
paintings indicated now are in
Spring wheat. l.400,0 900 acres, or s
per cent; grain sorghums. 1900
600 acres. or II per cent; corn.
10000 acres. or about one-half of
l per cent; barley. 100000 acres.
or 3 per cent; potatoes. 100000
acres. or 4 per cent. and soy
beans. 100000 acres, or 7 per cent.
OATS INCREASED
Principal increases reported in
Ciuut OdlS. oOO,ODO dCltS, Ut pei
cent; tame hay. 100000 acres. or l
per cent; sweet potatoes. 8 per
cent; rice. 6 per cent, and COW
peas, B per cent.
Present indications. the board
said. are that the total acreage
grown this season will be about
the same as last year, considering
all crops. Most northern areas
from Michigan and Illinois west
ward will probably average
slightly less. The area south of the
northern borders of North Caro-
lima, Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana,
Missouri, Nebraska. Colorado and
Arizona will average i per cent
more.
CORN TO DROP
Prospective acreage of corn was
less than l per cent below the 1910
planting. or less than one-half mil
lion acres. This indicates the fifth
consecutive year of decline and the
smallest corn acreage in over 40
years.
Most of the wheat decrease is in
the Pacific Northwest and the
northern Rocky Mountain states,
according TO the board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
DIVORCES

Granville Hobbs from Daisy.
Very Doll from Leo.
Cecilia Kunm from Frederick.
Edward A. Rose from Carrie.
Florence Kirexczyk from Chester.
Edward Dinkins from Lucy.
Jeanne Eyler from Robert.
Irene Smith from Jack.
Gertrude Krentx from Fred.
Sadie Mendoza from Nathan j.
Virginia Keye from Henry.
Lillian Campbell from Emanuel
Everett LAdow from Almeda.
Margaret Jacobs from Henry.
Albert smale from Frances.
Geraldine Priest from Claude G.
Geneva Meitron from Thomas.
Victor Piietic from Katherine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Island Baby
Born in Park in 1897,
Gets Birth Certificate

Marcelle Alleborn. a.. of 154l
Beaconsfield avenue. who claims
he was the first white man to be
born on Belle Isle. has a birth
certificate today as a birthday
present.
Alleborn received the certificate
in Probate Court yesterday after
he produced affidavits from his
mother. Catherine. stating that he
was born on the island on March
Is. 1897.
His father was in charge of the
canoe shelter at the time of his
birth. Alleborn said.
IT, thn tnnsiAn NaHs~ NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
CAT LOeT-Yellow; male: child grieving
reward. PLAZA 1898. 34s7 Irooueis.
DOG LOsT-Male Welsh terrier; named
'Eon": reward. Niagara 2233.
LosT-Young terrier. white. black ears
and eyes. Reward. lvanhoe 1855
NEcKPfECE lost; light brown Canadian
sablss sentimental keepsake; reward.
Trinity z-7533.
PocKETBooK-coiorf petitpointe Con-
tents valuable owner only. Keepsake.
Reward. University 3-1121.
WRIST wArCH-Lady's pink gold iongines,
oblong; keepsake. Liberal reward. Ar
lington 0751.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Male Hslp-Soiesmen

THREE EXPERIENCED sppiI.ne. sales
men with cars. Hifhsst commission In
city. Apply Mr.. Cassani. Jad Refrtssra-
ton. i57o7 Woodrow Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Russia Baking
u. s. in Jap War
Continued on Page 13)


il Russia might permit the United
States to use military bases in
Siberia, replied:
THAT Is a strategic question"
Nippon'S island empire is within
close bombing range of Russia S
kamchatka Peninsula and the
Siberian maritime provinces.
The ambassador explained Rus
sian strategy for the present calls
for concentration on the defeat of
Hitler and his Nazi legions.
I'VE intend to beat back and
smash up the hopes Of Hitler
and completely destroy his mon
strous war machine" Litvinoff
asserted. I'VE feel that no one
can do this without us, or In
stead of us, and we should he
rendering our Allies and the
common cause little help II we
for moment relaxed our efforts
on the western front Just now.
ut must be plain, even to
those who, politically speaking.
are babes or blind, that all that
Is now going on Is part Of
vast conspiracy by international
gangsters who call themselves
the Axis DOMers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Destroy Hitler

Once Germany has been de-
feated, Litvinoff continued. the
Allies Will have little trouble IN
of the Nazi satellite
nations.
"The defeat Of the German
army means the shipwreck Of
all OF Hitler's hopes and plans
and will seal Hitler's fate for
ever" he declared. His Allies
could he polished off without
much trouble once he has been
crushed. IL Is Hitler who IL
the chief culprit In all Of the
present war. Destruction Of him
means the end Of them all"
The ambassador expressed the
belief that the United States
Breat Britain and Russia. already
have. or will reach A complete
understanding regarding the op
GRAFTON Of the war.
"They will he ruled In their
strategy nv the interests OF the
common cause" he said. 1--WE
are all in the same boat and
we will perish together, or to-
gether we will triumph over
the great menace Of interna-
tiOnal infamy and barbary-and
triumph we will.
I'VE are proud to call our
selves Allies of your great cOun-
tries"