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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-04

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-04

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-04

Irbeit ODER Spiel
brauht.
GS lit cine
Safellampe,
Sic einen ShuB
in oen Mrn1
brauht? @enn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

No need to suffer from
painful bIstering sunburn.
Apply Gaby before ex-
posure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Sen. Mead Says US. Stamps
Best Printed In World

WASHINGTON, July ~. 49,
American postage stamps display
the finest craftsmanship in the
world according to Senator James
NJ. Mead Cd of New York He
told a Joint meeting Of the Wash
ington Air Mail Society and the
Collectors Club. branch five Of the
Society Of Phllatelc Americans
that United States stamps are SUI
perior 10 those Of any foreign
country
a prominent phIlatellSt and a
member Of the Senate committee
on post Offices and post roads
Meade praised both the post office
department and the bureau OF en-
craving and printing declaring
that United States commemora-
tive stamps Of recent years arc
said to be among the most beauti-
ful ever ISSUED.
AN Of our stamps are of
superb workmanship, each one
being a true steel engraving"
Mead said "A collector may
find fault with the particular
design, or subject. or the size
Of the denomination" he con-
tinued. But he fails utterly N
he attempts 10 criticize the
bureaus workmanship.
Mead also commended the post
office department. for what be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
9TH Cedar Point
Excursion Set
Steamer Sails on Frida1
for. AH-Day Cruise
Of $50 Miles

The fourth cut-rate round-trlp
Cedar Point excursion Of the Sum-
mer will be held next Friday when
steamer Putin Bay sails at 9 a. m.
from the First street dock. The
steamer is scheduled 10 be back IN
Detroit az 10.45 p. m. the same
day.
In this issue o. The Sunday
Times. the Ashley e. Dustin
Steamer Line has a special adver-
tisement. containing transporta-
ton blank and also blanks en-
fitting holders 10 Cut-rate admls-
sions 10 specified Cedar Point rides
and other amuSements. A similar
advertisement viii appear IN The
Detroit Times Tuesday Wednes-
day and Thursday
Transportation blanks may be
exchanged for tickets. upon pre-
sentation Of proper fee, 50 cents
foi adults. 40 cents for children
) 10 II AZ the Ashley e. Dustin
Steamer Line office. foot of First
street. or AZ The Detroit Times
Travel Bureau. 1870 CsSS avenue.
This round-trip Cedar Point
cruise covers a total Of $50 miles.
ExcurSioniSts VIII view some of
the most picturesque scenes Of the
Detroit River and Lake Erie a
Stopover Of three hours and a.
minutes Will be INSIDE AZ Cedar
Point. Persons so desiring, may
stop for six hours AZ Put-In-Bay
Both resorts offer facilities for
hathing picnicking and other
anouSeuenfg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

called "a splendid job of determ-
ming new issues.
To demonstrate the extent Of his
interest in stamp collecting, Mead
told the group that when he began
his collection he reserved "a small
corner" in his office for the cur
rent United States issues. which
he frames as a hobby.
"Now." he said. "they have
branched out all over one Of the
side walls, and only within the
past two weeks i have had 10
rearrange all the photos OF my
office walls in order to make
more room for the proper dis
play Of my stamp frames" =
The newest addition TO his col.
lection. Mead added. is the latest
complete issue OF the Vatican City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mixed Roses on One Bush

WHITEHALL. y. Y. July 10
-tINS)-A red rose bush. which
previously bore only REQ roses, on
the grounds OF Frank Hurtubis
Blue Goose. Whitehall-Clemons
road, IS attracting attention be-
cause mixed with red roses is a
cluster Of pure White roses Never
before has this bush played such
2 prank, Mr. HuriubiS said. and
the explanation for this mixture Is
for a botanISL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
EIecfron Microscope

DENTON. Tex. July 10 -GNSl
An electron microscope which
will magnify an object 100 0O0
times its original size and show
in few instances. the actual
molecules OF compound. was dis
cusSed in the America Today
course AZ the North Texas State
Teachers College recently nv Dr.
Joseph Morgan. Summer visiting
faculty. member on the physics
star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Light. exquisite, yet rich and
lasting with the fsvorite fra
GRANGE of Evening in Paris.
A real after-bsth stimulsntl
Let this delightful exhilsrst-
ing Eau de Cologne keep you
crisp and exquisite all during
the hot weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

SerKeant's sure shot Capsules for
Rnundwnins and HuIkwurins ~ ErOy
doEs and large puppies. For most pup
PIES and toy breeds Use SeTgeant's
fuppy Capsules. For Tapeworms. use
sergrsnts Tapewsrm Medicine.
Ah for a FREE copy Of sefseant's oos Boot
Csc Sergesnrs Worm Capsules. 4sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Just think Of Il! You get this satiny
smooth. fragrant Apple Blossom Body
Powder for only le with the purchase
of Soc or more Of Colgate's prep
arationsl ColgAte's Dental 4
Cream, Tooth Powder. Cue
Liquid Dentifriee and
many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Odo.ro-no is effective and
takes action Immediately.
Will not harm dresses or
irritate skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

No pins, no belt necessary.
Know real comfort.
TsmpAx is used internally,
eliminating the ineonveni-
enee and discomfort of
older methods. Three sizes;
Super, regular, and Junior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
.NaZis List
IL. Ships
As Sunk

BERLIN. Sept. 29.--In a series
of attacks lasting several days
German submarines sank II mer-
chant ships totaling $1,000 tons
out of convoy en- route to Eng
land from Gibraltar, Chancellor
Hitler's headquarters announced
today in a special communique.
The special bulletin further
stated that. lone U-boot had
sunk a 12.000-ton tanker in the
South Atlantic.
In the regular communique luft-
waite bombers were credited with
having destroyed two merchant
ships, totaling $500 tons, in day
light attacks Saturday off the
Farce Islands.
NaZi commentators acclaimed
the supreme commands announce
Iments as added proof of the con-
itinued effectiveness of GermanyS
blockade ocean offensive agains,
Britain. Notwithstanding the use
of vast Nazi energies in Russia
and despite President RooseveltS
recent shoot on sight" command
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
L. s. FIiers Whip Nazis
Los Angeles Member of Eagle Squadron Describes
HotD Chicagoan and He Battied Jerry

one bomber, told his
story in a release issued by the
air ministry.
II was finishing routine
patrol over France several days
ago with my comrade, Jack
Flynn, %, OF Chicago.
We saw MesserschmittS taxi
ing of and we swept down In
our Spitfires and shot them up,
hut we did not have sufficient
fuel for dogfights with freshly
fuelIed opponents 10 we began
90 fly out toward the channel
at a low height.
Plenty began 10 happen half
way across the channel.
THE Messerschmitts diVed at
us. Two attacked Flynn and
four fastened on me. including
one on my tail and one on each
Of my TANKS.
Il gave one a fiVe-second burst
with my cannon and machine
guns. IL shuddered violently.
fiicked on its back and dived
into the sea.
Meanwhile. the enemy plane
on my starboard made beam
attack and blew off my hood. 7
turned 20 him az passed and
gave him all I had. Large pieces
few OF iaif4a- 4ad-I again turned
toward the English coast.
Zone Messerschmitt-I09 pilot,
probably seeking revenge, pur-
sued me all the way 10 the cliffs
Of Dover. During all this time I
used all the evasive tactics l
knew. but the enemy was an
experienced pilot who often re-
gained his position on my tail.
Even during this hectic
chase. however. had time 20
ret a great kick out of seeing
FLYNN shoot another Messer-
schmitt into the sea and bring
his war total 10 two"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Finland Calls
Reds Menace
International Saw. ser,Iee cable


HELSINKI, Finland, Sept. %.
-Helsinki underwent its first air
alarm in four weeks today, but no
Soviet ON b 5 were reported
dropped on the Finnish capital.
A government spokesman com
menting indirectly on the British
note advising Finland not to con-
tinue the war beyond her former
frontiers, pointed out meanwhile
that Red forces are still in posses
sion OF Finland's Hango Peninsula,
Finnish-claimed territory in east
tern Karelia and several islands
in the Gulf Of Finland.
Accusing Russia of long harbor-
ing aggressive designs, the spokes-
man said the Soviets would build
menacing Qualifications along Fin
lands eastern flank IF we should
leave our border, as before. in the
same conditions of difficult de-
Tense
This situation" he added,
explains why Finland Is obliged
TO continue the war because by
this war we shall be able to
secure lasting peace in the flu
ture."
Helslnki newspapers generally
supported the government thesis
that the war should be continued
until the final defeat of bolshe
trtrt,, 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
S5 FACE SPY TRIAL

SOFIA, Bulgaria. via Berlin)--
Sept 29.-QNS)-Trial of 35 per-
sons accused of espionage and
sabotage on behalf of England and
the former Yugoslav government
has been fixed for October 20,
with the additional charge OF
plotting to overthrow the Bull
garian government. it was an
nounced officially today
Five of the defendants are
foreigners, the rest Bulgarians.
Among the foreigners is Norman
Davies, press attache of the Brit
ish Legation in Sofia. The other
four are Yugoslavs. The public
prosecutor has announced he will
demand the death penalty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Italians Claim
Big Sea Victory
3 Cruisers Declared
Sunk in Mediterranean
Iuteruational New, service Cable

ROME. Sept. 29.-The Italian
high command today claimed
striking victory for Fascist planes
in sea versus air battle in the
central Mediterranean,
A British battleship was hit and
two heavy cruisers and one light
cruiser were sunk. while other
large units Of the British convoy
including one destroyer and three
were sent 10 the
bottom
"a British statement said
that a large Mediterranean con-
voy had arrived safely at its
destination with the loss of only
one ship. One escorting war
ship was damaged, the COM
munique said, but its fighting
efficiency was not impaired.
One ship of the convoy was
damaged and had to be sunk by
British forces without casualtiesD
The Italian high command sale
that six British planes were shot
down, while eight Italian plane:
were lost. An Italian wing com
Imander and three squadron leaders
died in action.
British bombers, the communi-
que revealed, raided Italys big
mid Mediterranean island of Sar-
dina during the night. striking
at the island capital of Cagliari
lAgrigent. Marsale, Trapani ano
Port Empedoncle Three civilians
were killed, it was stated, anc
eight wounded but Italian grounc
guns on Sardinia knocked dowr
two raiders.
Three other British planes were
said TO have been shot down ir
flames during air attacks on the
ILibyan ports of Bengazi and Bar
ldia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Churchill Gets
Censure in India
Special TO THE DETROIT TIMES

NrfcI3I 10 IHE UEI HUII IIMEN
BOMBAY, Sept. 29-The eXecu-
tive committee of the All India
Council of Indian Christians has
passed a resolution expressing
disappointment and concern
over Prime Minister Winston
ChurchillS recent statement that
the Atlantic charter did not apply
to India, it was announced today.
The executive committee ex-
pressed the opinion that the prime
ministers statement was entirely
opposed 10 the spirit Of the charter
drawn up by Churchill and Presi-
dent Roosevelt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
SERBS HOLD NAZI HOSTAGES

LONDON, Sept 29-QNS)-
Serbian guerillaS led by Ivan
LebedeV, formerly counsellor ir
the Soviet legation in Belgrade
captured 60 German soldiers anC
carried them off TO the mountains
as hostages, the London Daily
Telegraph reported early today
from Istanbul.
Lebedev then notified Nazi mill.
tary authorities that he woulo
execute their hostages if the
Nazis executed any Serb prisoners
or hostages. The capture report
eddy took place near Sabac, about
80 miles west of Belgrade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
TRANSPORTATION CHAOS

Even after ammunition leaves
Czech factories for the front.
trouble is encountered, Mis-
directed shipments land the
wrong ammunition, or improper
workmanship makes ammuni-
ton dangerous, said the radio.
Transportation is said to be
in utter chaos. Trains are de-
rallied, cars are set Attire, tank
cars are drilled so their contents
leak out, Constantly wrecks
occur, one of the wrost being
near Bradshaw where a troop
train and a freight train crashed
head-on.
(The farmers join in the sabo-
tage movement, burning their
crops under the very noses Of
German guards.
Through it all, the Czechs
are meeting execution and tor
ture al the hands of the Gestapo.
the radio said. But the slow
down campaign goes on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Syrian Freedom Proclaimed

DAMASCUS. Syria, Sept, %
tINS)--Gen. Georges CatrouX
leader OF the Free French armies
which drove the Vichy French out
Of Syria today proclaimed the IN.
dependence of Syria, subject to
restrictions neceSSitated by war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Pilot Off
GER George A. Dsymond of Los
Angeles. youngest member OF the
American Eagle Squadron of the
Raj, gave a thrilling account to-
day Of how he .bsttled- his way
across the English annel
through a flock Of attacking Mes
serschmitts.
Young Daynnond, who now has
five enemy planes 10 his credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Ndzis Arrest
Czech Premier
As Unrest Rises
Gen. Elias Charged
With High Treason;
Military Rule Imposed

Continued from Page One)
President Hacha with the fact
that Prime Minister Elias had
been arrested on account of high
treason. His prosecution will
take place before the peoples
court"
The dreaded peoples court,
established by the Nazi regime to
try persons accused of political
offenses, has power to impose the
death sentence. which is manda-
tory upon conviction for high
treason.
The exact nature OF the con.
ispiTacy attributed to the Czech
premier was not revealed, but il
was apparent that the commune
que'S mention of "Europe's enc
mics" as paymasters for rebel
elements in Bohemia and Moravia
referred 10 Britain and Russia.
lt-MaS not Immediately made
known whether any arrests, other
than that,of Elias, had been made
but authoritative NaZi quarters
gave the impression that whole
sale cleanup was being launched.
"a wave of intense anti-Nazi
sabotage by Czech residents lies
behind the drastic repressive
measures instituted in Moravia
and Bohemia. according to
London radio broadcast picked
up by CHS.
Production in til e Skoda
ornaments factories has been
cut from 40 10 so per cent, said
the London radio. Fire destroyed
an important section of the
main Skoda works in Pilsen.
while smaller branches have
been severely hampered by slow
down tactics and "misunder-
standing" of orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Chu(hoW Falls,
Japan Claims

TOXIC, Sept. 29.-The japanese
news agency tDomei) reported to-
day that japanese forces entered
the city Of Chuchow az dawn. cut
ting the strategic Canton-Iankow
railroad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
8 TRANSPORTS SUNK

According 10 the German news
agency DNB, German planes
repulsed a major Soviet effort 70
land on Oesel Island, sinking eight
Russian transports loaded with
troops and setting torpedo speed
boat on fire.
In addition, DNB said a large
scale Russians effort 10 lift the
siege of Leningrad by landing
forces on Lake Ladoga's southwest
shore had been defeated after two
days of heavy fighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Capit;o:rs
Foil Escape of
Legless Filler
Raj Ace Slips From
Germans Party

NEW YORK. Sept. Giving
Commander Douglas Bader, leg
less Canadian ace Of the Royal Air
Force who was shot down and
captured in a recent offensive
sweep over northern France,
nearly escaped his Nazi captors
after a celebration marking the
arrival of his spare aluminium leg.
Harry W. Flannery, CHS corre-
spondent, broadcast from Berlin.
Bader, fabulous character who
refused to permit a flying acct
dent which robbed him of both
legs halt his career in the Raj,
came within an eyelash of getting
away with his daring break.
Flannery said.
When Bader was shot down, one
of his aluminium legs was ruined.
He sent a message TO his wife.
through the Nazi luftwaffe, 10
send along one of his spare legs.
SPARE LEG ARRIVES
A short time later, an Raj
-Spitfre appeared -aleHe aAepe The
English Channel, escorted by two
messerschmitt fighters 10 a point
over the French coast where the
leg was dropped by parachute.
Maj. Eric Won Bach Banahle. n
Nazi World War ace back In the
luftwaffe, then took up the story.
Flannery said. He quoted Banahle
who spent 10 years in New York
and California, between wars-as
follows:
THE night the leg arrived tho
men at the airdrome held a big
celebration. There was a little
drinking, / guess. and Bader
danced. turned, somersaults and
generally enjoyed the arrival OF
his other artificial leg. Then
when IL came time TO break up,
Bader was nowhere 10 be found,
not even on the airdrom
grounds.
HIDES IN HAYLOFT
Later, some Of the search
ers came upon him in n hayloft
down the road, on his way, he
thought. TO liberty.
For the rest Of the time
Bader was In that area, his
guardians took away one OF his
legs every night and gave IL
back to him in the morning.
81 suppose he has both Of
them all the time now" said
BanahA "since he's probably
in a regular war prisoner camp"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
The Weather

The Sun vii set al SIS p. m. today and
rise tomorrow az e:2s q n.
Tns Moon set today a. i73t m ard
rises tsuorrov a. s67 ?. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
PAVE WAY TO ADVANCE

German planes bombed and
strafed fortified ScYiot positions in
the southern sector to pave the
way for a ground advance into
the eastern Tiki and the
Crimean Peninsula.
Heavy losses were declared Ia
have been inflicted on Soviet
forces and bases by bombers
which also were credited with de-
struction Of three supply and troop
trains. numerous vehicles, six
planes on the ground and several
hangers.
German long-range guns on the
northern front were reported
Smelling the naval base Of Kron.
stadt in the Gulf Of Finland west
of Leningrad One Russian cruiser
was said 70 have been set on fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Gen. Hugh 8. son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Moscow Blasted
sc
AS Allied Mission
Confers on Aid
3 More Divisions
Annihilated Near
Kiev, Berlin Says
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Int'l News Service star Correspondent

BERLIN, Sept. 29.-The Ameri.
can and British delegations to
Moscow, headed by w. Averell
Hartman and Lord Beayerbrook,
experienced their baptism of Ger
man bombs in Moscow during the
night when the luftwaffe pounded
military detectives in the Red
capital.
The German war communique
told of raids on both Moscow and
Leningrad by strong air force
and also announced the
humiliation of three Red army
divisions deep IN the Ukraine. Last
nights attack. German observers
s aid, brought explosions and
flames"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
ATTACK ON TUKA FAILS

LONDON, Sept. 29.-(INS)-A
Reuters British dispatch from
Jerusalem today quoted Czech
sources as claiming an unsuccess.
fiji attempt had been made HpeF
the life of DR. Bella Tuka, presi-
dent OF Slovakia.
Doctor Tuka'S aSSailant. accord.
ing 10 the dispatch, was a Slovai
army officer, who has been ar.
rested.
Gen. Hugh -. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes DAILY for the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

lives OF our people ana rlSt
the very eXistence-of our ma
ton.
We must be prepared-pre
pared for any contingency.
T>HIS does not mean thai
we should not try e
save England-if Eng
land is willing to be saved b.
a reasonable victory and ar
honorable peace.
This does not mean that We
should not preserve demOc.
racy wherever there is any
DEMOCRACY to be pre-,
served.
1t does not mean that We
should not have closer con
tact and collaboration with
Canada-and with the Brit,
ish Empire=fOr DEFENSE
and for PEACE.
But it does mean that we
should not be involved i'm Ett
ropes wars of jealousy ant
aggression.
And il surely means that
we should not jeopardize de-
mocracy everywhere by sus'
tanning communistic Russia
the malignant and implacabit
foe of democracy.
There must be cooperation
among honest and genuine
democratic peoples to resist
totalitarian tyranny.
There must be a cOmbina
ton of peace-loving people:
to prevent war, but not Il
precipitate it.
There must be collaboration
among free peoples to prOtect
their liberties and their terri
tories, but not arbitrarily {,
inflict their ways and Their
will upon all the other nations
of the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
TSHEN we must not b.
\ utterly confident abOu
Our nOneN nONXer.


our money power.
We have-been squandering
money like drunkes sailor
like two drunken sailors-in
fact, like a whole ships crew
of hilarious sailormen OH
shore leave and with accumu-
lated back pay.
The sailormen's money gets
exhausted after a prOtracted
spree, and they have to 60
back to polishing the BRASS
work and scrubbing the deck,
If our money gives out, we
will have a lot of brassworl
to polish and a lot of deck
area to scrub before we get
any more.
We should husband our
funds as well as our arms.
We should save something
for a rainy day.
There are clouds on the
horizon, mo bigger than a
mans hand" perhaps, but 50
hurricanes begin.
Finally, as the premier
says, 1--WE have man power
Yet we do not want to fer.
tilize foreign battlefields with
the blood and bones of our
fine young Americans.
We did it once, and we dc
not want to do it again OH a
far vaster scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Europe in a state of, subjec-
sohs
To be sure. Canada and the
United States and all the
Americas "haVe resources, "
as the premier states, if we
husband them.
Not SO much if we squander
them and dissipate them.
We have man power and
money power, as the premier
declares.
We must not be too sure
about the brain power.
We have been acting pretty
fOolishly in some ways.
We have been sticking out
our chin i'm every direction
and inviting somebody to
hit it.
We have been meddling in
every conflict and cOntro-
versy everywhere.
We have been minding
everybody's business except
our own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Gen. Hugh ;. 10 I'M o N,
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.