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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Oracle Fields Leaves
To Sing for Victory

HOLLYWOOD. July 3.-GNS)
Oracle Fields. the British come
dlenne. today was en- route from
Hollywood TO England TO Sing for
victory
Her husband Monty Banks. and
their three children remained in
Hollywood.
II ann going 10 sing at NUM-
tions factories. army camps and
every place where I can help 10
keep up the peoples spirits"
said Miss Fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
LatinS Cooperate
South American Nations, Led by Uruguay Prepare
to Grant u. S. Plane and Naval Bases
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM
Int1 News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Latin-
American nations. banding to-
gether under hemisphere solidar-
ity. today prepared TO grant the
United States unlimited use Of air
and naval facilities in case of war
Under a proposal advanced by
the government of Uruguay in the
cause of inter-American defense
the United States will be assured
of continued access TO strategic
air and naval bases. shipyards and
other vital facilities in Central and
South America.
The Uruguayan proposal calls
upon the u American republics
to cast aside their neutrality
should any of their neighbors go
to war in defense of their rights
against nations of other continents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
ACCORDING TO PLAN

Elsewhere the German drive
was reported proceeding according
TO schedule. while the democrat
lied" Red army retreated TO the
cast under lashings by land and
air
Battles OF annihiliation" are in
progress IN various sectors. II was
said. The Berlin newspaper Mach
tauSgabe. estimating that two
thirds Of a Russian army Of 4
500 900 had been maSSed on Inc
western frontier. said that the
Bialystok operations had accounted
for one-ninth of the entire SOVIET
military organization.
This. il was pointed out. was
achieved in II days of hoStilitieS.
German authorities said that
Chancellor Hitler'S war machine
was rolling forward from bases al
Lwow. Minsk and Duenaburg.
Although heavy Soviet forces
still blocked the path. il was
claimed the triple German threat
against Leningrad. Russia's pre-
revolutionary capital. Moscow. the
Red capital and the strategic city
of Kiev. in the rich Ukraine, is
growing daily.
The Red air force was pictured
as powerless and decimated. and a
similar fate was reported for the
Russian tank and troop forma-
tions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

On her third wedding anniver-
sary. Mrs. James B Johnson Jr.,
the former Frances Matilda Dodge,
became the mother of slX-pound
12-ounce daughter. Mother and
child are reported doing nicely
today at Harper Hospital.
The birth occurred Tuesday, the
anniversary of Mrs. Johnson's
marriage in 1898. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Alfred G.. Wilson and
the late John f. Dodge, pioneer
automobile manufacturer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
]. S-wIDE RALLY CLIMAX
Sunny. Warmer
On ffh. Promise

A pleasant Fourth of July and
weekend with sunny skies anG
temperatures in the SOS were
forecast today by the weather
bureau.
Skies will be partly cloudy to-
morrow. but the mercury is eX-
pected 10 rise slightly after the
cool spell of the last few days.
The warm weather is expected
10 remain over the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Strike at Golf Club
~ Oakland Hills Greenskeepers Demand Contract;
Fail to Picket, Expect Quick Peace

the greens in condition. Officials
of the club said the demands OF
the men are being considered and
an early settlement of the dispute
is expected.
The club is not being picketed.
club officials said. and the 90
employees Of the clubhouse are st
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
How to Sell Papers

NEW YORK. July SIMS y
In move to end the famous but
incorrect cry of "wuXta, wuxta
paper" Colby Academy today
announced il was Offering a course
for newsboys. intended TO improve
diction, enunciation and pro-
nunciation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Paul Whiteman's Son Dies

TRENTON. ~ j.. July s.
GNS) -Ric hard Whiteman. s.
year-old son of Paul Whiteman,
orchestra leader, was dead today
of nephrosis following a two-year
illness. The child died last night
while the musician was Tying
from Chicago TO his bedside. Mrs.
Whiteman, the former Margaret
of the films, was with
the boV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

1Any one who transports fire.
works or has them in his posses
sion is subject 10 90 days i'm
prisonnment and 500 fine under
new anti-freworks legislation. Ma
thsniel II. Goldstick, legal aide TO
the police department, warned
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Keep All Draftees In, Marshall Plea
CnSI1ackIe the ARMY.
Gen. Marshall Urges

International News Service Wire
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Fol-
lowing are the highlights of rec.
concentrations made today BY
Gen. George &. Marshall, army
chief of staff, 10 Secretary OF
War StimsOn:
"Of grave concern today are
the contingencies Of the present
and future. There are legal re-
strictions on the use of the
armed forces which should be
removed without delay.
Events of the last two
months are convincing proof OF
The terrific striking power pos
SesSed by a nation administered
purely on a military basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
NO FINED RULE

However, a fixed rule cannot
be applied at this time, i'm our
opinion. Some are in Hawaii,
some I'm the Aleutian Islanrs,
others i'm units to be dispatched
to overseas bases. and still
others are I'm organizations to
be trained as task forces for
possible special operations.
I'm the light of the situation
IL Is believed that our interests
are imperiled and that grave
national emergency exists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

ing Secretary OF State Sumner
WelleS has held conferences with
various Latin-American ENJOYS ir
Washington, informing them OF
this governments support of The
Uruguay plan.
American diplomatic official:
have been assured informally that
the proposal will find general &C
Iceptance among the 20 Latin re-
publics. 1t is exported thai
Argentina may withhold forma
approval but officials explained
that this nation already has indi.
Gated its willingness 10 cooperate
with the United States in defense
matters.
L. $. TO BENEFIT
The United States would re-
ceive the greatest benefit from the
plan. If this country enters the
war. she will need many addi-
tional defense facilities, air mill
tary and naval bases. Yhe United
States also is desirouS/of strength
ening the defense ( of Brazil's
northeastern area which iuts
across the South Atlantic "a
within short range Of Dakar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Ukraine Reds
Seen Cracking

Ini1 News ser,io. SIAN Correspondent
BERLIN, July With a mil
ton of Soviet Ri siifa best troops
knocked out of action in
the central sector, Germany threw
her campaign against the Ukraine
into high gear today as German
and Rumanian forces swept across
the Prut River into Rusgian-held
Bessarabia.
Small units had made similar
crossings in the past but there
were no concerted movements to-
ward the east on the Bessarabian
frontier until today.
Few details were given. A brief
official communique merely said
that German and Rumanlan troops
had crossed the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
APPROVAL GIVEN

The United States gave unquali-
fled approval to the suggestion and
in a note TO Uruguay. the state
department urged other Latin
American nations 10 give similar
endorsement.
During the past three days, Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
City toCount
lis Blessings
On the Fourth

While other peoples Of the world
mourn the loss OF liberty, citizens
Iof this nation in Detroit and
Throughout the United States to-
morrow will rejoice in their free
dom.
The occasion is Independence
Day-the greatest day family
ioutngS an homecon1ings in
America.
Importance OF the day as the
birth OF freedom on this continent
ll65 years ago will be brought
home TO Detroiters and the rest
iof the nation IN a Fourth of July
broadcast al 4 p. m. by President
Roosevelt.
T.. S-WIDE RALLY CLIMAX
His talk is the climax of a
nationwide patriotic rally being
arranged by Mayor Fiorella II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

personality.
He was "A Democrat from
the ground up-frOm the toes
of his feet TO the top of his
head.
He was man of the people,
He came from the people
and never forgot il.
He had but little education
10 begin with, like Washing
ton and Lincoln, but like
them, he educated himself.
In addition to labOriOusly
acquiring a general education
he studied law.
Beginning as a law cIerk
i'm a Buffalo law office, he
gradually worked his way to
the top in his profession and
became recognized as one of
the leaders of the bar i'm west
ern New York.
Born in New Jersey, he had
been taken by his father, at
an early age, to the adjoining
State of New York.
So it was i'm that latter
state that Grover Cleveland
not only built his reputation
but first entered politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

4 $ IN law, 50 i'm politics he
IA began at the bottom and
rose the hard way.
He was elected sheriff OF
Erie County i'm 1870.
He took his work with
grim seriousness.
He did his job with stub
born thoroughness.
He said that a man only
knew a thing was done right
when he did il himself.
So he hanged a condemned
criminal with his own hands.
He carried that stern con
ception of his duty all through
his public life.
Even when governor of
New York. he wrote almost
all of his letters personally.
When president. he read
every bill that came before
him carefully and studied il
minutely before he signed it.
During his first presidential
term he th0ughtfully ana
Iyzed. formally disapprOved,
and VETOED I13 unsatis-
factory congressional meas
ureS.
He did this firing detailed
work himself.
He left nothing important
10 subordinates.
4 5 A result of his c0nscien-
"A tiousness. effectiveness
and rugged honesty i'm minor
Office. and because of his
growing reputation as a ster-
ling citizen, Grover Cleveland
was nominated for mayor OF
Buffalo in 1881.
Buffalo was a Republican
city.
Grover Cleveland was A
Democrat.
The party in power repre-
(COntinIIpd on PAGE Eivhfl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Whatever we do for the ma
tional defense should be done i'm
the most efficient manner.
when and where these forces
tselectees, national guard, etc.
are to serve are questions to be
determined by their commander
in-chief and Congress and should
not be confused with the prob
lem of their readiness for service.
HAMSTRUNG, HE SAYS
"Tthe material phase of our
task is generally understood.
The personnel phase Is not, and
il is here that legal limitations,
acceptable at the time Of their
passage, now hamstring the de-
velopment of the army into a
force Immediately available for
whatever defense measures may
be necessary.
"The national guard units In
volve three distinct limitations
as to persOnnel--that for the
national guard units, that for
the 10 per cent reserve officers
i'm their regiment and now being
increased, and that pertaining
TO selectees who comprise more
than so per cent OF the men i'm
the ranks.
CONFUSION CITED
Furthermore, task force
involves all components. While
we may select regular units as
the divisional cOmponents for
task forces, we must utilize
national guard organizations for
the special supporting units
anti-aircraft, heavy artillery, en-
gineers, etc. So we have be-
come Involved in n complete
confusion of restrictive details
regarding personnel.
II submit that the limita-
tons referred to should be re-
moved as quickly as possible IL
we are to have a fair oppor-
tunity TO protect ourselves
against the coldly calculated.
secret and sudden action that
might be directed against us.
incidentally, our history In
cludes some unfortunate incl
dents resulting from quiet SINH
lar legal difficulties, which
risked a battle or possibly
campaign. I'm the present crisis
the risks to the nation are far
more serious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Hdrass Nazis, Destroy
All in Path, Stain Asks
Soviet Blocks
3 Armies, Claim
Interustionai News s,rvir. Cable

MOSCOW. July Encouraged
By a frank and fervent appeal by
Premier Josef Stain 10 halt the
Nazi monster" at all costs, Soviet
forces on the western front today
succeeded in stemming series of
gigantic German offensives at
variou points. new official
lcommunique announced.
The Russian people must RAE.
burn and otherwise destroy every
ounce of food and other material
that might be seized and used byl
the advancing Germans. Stain
said. while guerilla detachments-
foot and horse must be Gre
lated 10 lure and harry the me-
chaniZed Nazi legions 10 exhaus-
ton and destruction. All that Hit
Ter Will find in conquered Russia
will be "Scorched earth and de-
.Struction. he said.
A NEW NAPOLEON:
While all Russia responded 10
Stains declaration that the
struggle is a matter Of life and
death" and that the Soviet Union
rs seriously endangered. the COM
lmunlque asserted that the Ger
mans are being held al the
Beresina River in the Luck sector
and near Tarnopol--a gateway to
the Ukraine.
II was al the Beresina that Ma
poleon lost 10000 men on his re-
treat from Moscow. Hitler, Stain
said in a nationwide broadcast TO
the Russian people, eventually will
suffer a similar defeat.
The communique said:
"In the Borisoy sector. adj
vanced German units repeatedly
attempted to cross the Beresina.
Soviet troops frustrated the at
tempts everywhere.
"In the Luck sector. Soviet
troops stemmed an advance by
large mechanical units OF the
enemy.
Near Shepetoyka. German
mobile column attempted TO
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
RESISTANCE soFTENs

The communique said:
German and Ru an a n
formations from northern Mol
davia crossed the Prut River
and are advancing toward the
Dniester.
1.-THE Soyiets hitherto en-
deaVored To halt the German
advance on their borders by
attacks but resistance OF the
Soviet army now seems TO be
broken. The Soyiets are retreat
ing on the entire front"
& Royal Air Force planes Swep
northern France this afternoon
)etachments crossed the channe
oWard Boulogne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Stinson @. K.
Put ON Plan

BY ARTHUR HERMANN
Init New. Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July B. Gen.
George c. Marshall, United States
army chief of staff, today called
for removal of legal restrictions
to permit the army to serve any
where in the world, and, at the
same time. asked authority for
an army of nearly 2,500, 600 men.
Marshall urged the big standing
army when he also asked for au-
lthority to keep ''draftees," the
national guard and reserve corps
Officers in service beyond the one
year period stipulated in the con-
scription law.
The army, including selectees,
guardsmen and reserves. is now
composed of about 100000 men.
If authority were granted to keep
the trainees in service beyond a
year, the force would be built up
10 nearly 100000 since 9O0, 900
lconscripts are to be called up in
the next II months.
STIMSON APPROVES
Later, at a press conference
Secretary Stinrson approved Mar
shall's proposal to keep conscripts
in the army for more than one
year.
He pointed out that he had al
ready made recommendations 10
Congress calling for such a step.
Stimson, however. declined 10
comment on Marshalrs recon-
mendation that legal restrictions
be removed against the use Of
United States troops outside the
Western Hemisphere.
THAT will have to depend on
how the President decides" he
said.
Last week, however. Stimson
wrote a letter to congressional
leaders recommending legislation
to permit the sending OF American
troops anywhere in the world.
POINTS TO NEW CRISIS
Marshall, in asking for removal
of the restrictions which now pre-
vent the army from moving out
of the Western Hemisphere. de-
Cleared that such step was neces-
sary in light of the events of the
last few days, presumably the
German invasion of Russia. :.
He said the army should be q
mobile force ready to strike any
place at a moments notice and
warned that delay caused by de-
bate in Congress during future
emergency might give away
United States plans to defend the
hemisphere.
In a report TO Secretary Of War
Henry L. Stimson, Marshall de-
clared "theer are legal restrictions
one the use of the armed forces
which should be removed without
delay when and where these
forces are TO serve are questions
TO be determined by their COM
handkerchief and the Congress"
In asking authority to keep
selectees in service, Marshall said
that the scattering Of selectees To
Hawaii. the Aleutian Islands and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
IN THE
NEWS
CTEPHEN GROVER

EPHEN YER
- CLEVELAND was an
other great political leader in
the era extending from Lin
coin to Theodore Roosevelt.
Cleveland was certainly a
more notable and admirable
leader than Blaine i'm that he
was less sectional and more
nationally American than
Blaine-in that he had a
greater following than Blaine
and i'm that he succeeded
where Blaine failed, defeating
Blaine for the presidency and
restoring the Democratic
Party to power after it had
been out of the presidential
office for % years.
Cleveland followed closely
upon Tilden's footsteps in up
rightness, independence and
aggressive opposition to cor
rupt political machine.
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Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
PHILADELPHIA, 1904

OnIy IS, 500 Rents would VARIANT YOU
paying = much higher price Newly
reconditioned. this building is rare
opportunity. Let US tell you more
about II Call CADILLAC ZOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
MENDOZA, l2468

Convenient location. as b V income.
near Grand River. sun room. nicely
reconditioned $500 dn.. small monthly
payments Building helps pay while
Won enjoy a home Cali We a-7s0O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

RIRcHCRFsT fTisl near sac H1-
t.l Bircncrssf. pleasant roomF Ter arF'e
men
COMFORTABLY bedroom private me-
(near Porc's 81. excellent ffansparfa lqr
Reasonable. VfneVood f-62T7
CONFORTABLE bedroom steam nssfe1
81 o. single $50 double reasonable
Tyler ssf4f
C0SSFRs $40 Lsrgs from. sfffscf feis
dscorstsd. HFAE CHHN sLEE ror.
venisnt good rrsusForta'lor-
East GRANn BOULEVARD 30 fHsCs
Private hers lAfEs double earrsrffrf
bsin Fsn'ierier
EUCLID WEST e51 Large srzie ane
tvo oi hsaf shower telephone
Grand River csrsJ Warn. clsan. s. 1l
fertlsmsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

s7I5 wEs1 sEkNOk
OPEN Ewes. TiH y. fake Baker Tar
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF BEDROOM
SUITES UNDER $50
LOEW ENBt.Rti BROS S137 MI ELLIOTT
BE WISE ECoNoMIZE
3 rms. he'd. vanity. chest, spring, mattress
2-pc nv. rn. rug. 5-pc. oak dinette. SIS
Mav furniture. ef'n Van DYKE Open ever
Re WISE ECONOMIC
RerrF ses. - . pc Icing room. originally
sold for slss. now $50.
NAV Furniture. $500 Van Dyke. Open ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
LESLIE. 2654-56

An excellent investment and home
- p V. 2hat. sim heat hrenlaces
tile baths, garages. side drive: ST. 5o
dn Sound combination OF income and
investment: reconditioned See this
property or call UN. 2-27i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
PHILADELPHIA. 1904

Last word IN reeonditioning. as well as
being a good buy. SIS BV. two-hat
steam heat side drive. Pear garage
Only $40 down buys IL 1t pays its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
All Reconditioned For
Immediate Occupancy
CHERRYLAWN, 14O45

genuine value Beautifully recondi-
toned. p. v. SIS income. Natural fire.
place. tile baths. breakfast nook. steam
heat. 2-car gar. $685. dn.. paymts only
$50 per mon Upper rents for $40. so.
Gail .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Rentals Wanted

FivE-ROoM apartment, lights gas
GUIDED adults. Northwest see
Temple z-ft5i-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
OAK DRIVE. 1892

SIS B.V income steam heat. frepiaces.
Pear garage near good public and
pa rochisl schools ~ Beautifully recon
ditoned $685. down; rent from upper
and lower far exceeds monthly paw
rnpD's Call IfNiversitV 2-2742
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Children to Board
BUSHES, Places for Rent

ROBINS Morat-TVo good SIZE stores eN-
cellent location S25 each. Acme. 1903
firstiaf
500 So FEET ~ space 10 rent-Over-
hesd dpors plenty " hghi suitable for
snop. Michigan and Ternes. CAN oregon
1872
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Mortgages
Land Contracts
Bushes, Opportunities

APPROVED convalescent hospital - bed
East Grand boulevard. Bargain; termi
Lafayette 27i6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Income Bungalows for Sale

BELNEDERE. SITS - Five rooms down.
three up. new steam furnace, IS 900
$500 down Acme. 1908 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
PHILADELPHIA. 1866

A perfect setup. 5-5 B Y. 2-nat
ompletely reconditioned. small monthly
payments with low interest rate. Rents
yield a good return. Follow this up.
call Cadillac TTOO
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27
CCC ENROLMENT
FOR APRIL 194l

The CCC enrolment for the
month Of April has been announc-
ed by the Director Of the Division
of Social Welfare. Applications
will be taken at the Welfare Off
ice in the Court House, st. Cloud,
Minnesota, from 500 in the morn
ing, to 400 in the afternoon, on
each day Of the week except Sat
urday, when no applications will
be taken after 1900 noon. Boys
between the age of IT and %, who
are unemployed, are eligible, pre-
vided they are not attending
school,
Camp life during the 6 months
should appeal to all boys who need
employment and who wish to take
advantage of the training facili-
ties offered in these camps. These
training facilities include "on-the-
job-instruction, supplemented by
class work in camp schools,
and in many cases vocational
courses at nearby local schools.
Practical training Is to be had in
auto mechanics, blacksmithing,
blasting, blue print reading, con-
crete construction, electrical repair,
metal work, radio, telephone con-
struction and maintenance, and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-27

for his cousin Axel; his strange re-
lationship and his own children and
grandchildren-these stand out in
vivid relief against turbulence.
Numerous and varied are the
men and women who cross and re-
cross Martins path, each contribut-
ing to his development as an in
dividual, from his strong mother
on the farm in Denmark where he
was born, to the briefly noted
youngest grandchild half Jew,
half gentile-who tells him that
the most important thing in life is
not action but thought. There are,
also, many figures dynamic in our
countrys history, men who-like
Martin-succeed in ways not for
the meek.
Here Is a novel of dignity, stat
ure and scope.