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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Bettina Belts
Red Burman
Scores DecisivelY
Over Rugged Foe

NEW yORK-Melio Bettina. a
squat. swarthy southpaw with
dynamite in his left fist, PACED
Billy Conn and Joe Louis today
with good reason.
This portside better from
Beacon, N. Y. proved emphaticsl-
ly last night that he is menacing
contender for the heavyweight
crown.
Mauling Nellie. former light
heavyweight king, gave rug
gcd Red Rurman Of Baltimore
the worst heating Of his career
before 1851 fans at Ebbets
field.
In the 10-round fight. Baltimore
Red Jack Dempsey's protege
absorbed far more punishment
than in his abbreviated January
bout with Champion Joe Louis
or in any other hrawl.
The 25-year-old Italians show
ing was amazing because he had
entered the ring = 6-5 underdog
SMART BOYS LOSE
The smart-money boys had their
bundles on tough, lion-hearted
Burman the man who licked
Tommy Farr-the man who chased
Joe Louis until the champion ex-
ploded rght-hand grenade in
his belly in the fifth round.
Burman outweighed Bettins
1897 pounds to 1867, hut
throughout the fight IL was
apparent that the smaller man
was much stronger physically.
In two other 10-rounders. Lee
Ssvold. Des Moines heavyweight,
outpointed Solly KrieGer Of Brook
lyn and Pat Comiskey Of Pater-
son. N. J.. outpointed Henry
Cooper Of Brooklyn.
Chick Meehsn, promoting in
opposition 10 Mike Jacobs. an
nounced gross gate Of $50 400.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Mucha Climbs
In Grid Vote
Reaches Top Spot
In His Position

CHICAGO-With six days Of
balloting left, Guard Bill Nc
Mahon, Rockhurst. and Center
Rudy Mucha, Washington. today
climbed into first place in their
respective positions in the all-star
football poll; Mcmahon. 326. 1858;
Mucha. 334.927.
The collegians play the profess
sional champion Chicago Bears
Aug. 2s.
Tommy Harmon, Michigan's all
American halfback. with 34625s
votes. still led the field
Standings: Ends, Rucinski,
Indiana, S07.612; Rankin. Pur-
due. 2S4.953: Frutig. Michigan,
l92.t1T. Tackles, Drahos. Cor
nell, 256.S07; Uremovich, In
diana. 25i.95s: Foran. 81.
Benedict's, 29t.l7t. Guards,
Mcmahon: Lilo. Georgetown.
2s4.572; Lokanc, Northwest
ern. 2is.s92.
Centers. Muchs. Hall, Warrens-
burg Mo-. 321019 Gladchuk,
Boston college, 142,5s6 Quarter
backs. Evsshevski. Michigan. 32s.-
I24: Schultz. Rockhurst, 2e1.716;
Paffrath, Minnesota. 172.ss3. Full
backs. Piepul. Notre Dame, 306,-
2s3: Paskvan, Wisconsin. 169, 572;
McKeever. st. Benedicts, 1877 93s.
HalfbaCks, Harmon FranCk,
Minnesota. 337 .946. McGannon,
Notre Dame, 2s2.e53.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

Tigers Break
Losing Streak
Defect Yokimo by
Four-Counter Reilly

YAkTMA-The Tigers broke =
nine-gsme losing streak last night
by Shaping Yskima's pippins
down. 2 % s. But 10 took a four
run rally in the eighth u turn the
trick II was Z 10 for Yakima
going into the winning inning.
Earl Porter started for the
Tigers. hut gave way 10
Bryan stephens NJ the end Of
the seventh. II was stephens
first pitching effort In two
weeks.
The Pippins scored once in the
ninth and tried To squeeze home
the winning run. but instead the
Tigers trapped Walt Bliss between
third and home.
Tacoma scored in the second on
double by Morehouse with one
on ana Linds's single that fol
lowed. Two runs.
In the fourth two we're on
when starr tripled and Perry
doubled. Three runs.
The eighth saw three hits and
an error run up four runs. Starr
and Mallory doing their part.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
TAUBER LEAVES

MOSCOW, Ida - Dick Tsuber.
former star University of Idaho
football tackle and member OF the
Moscow police force for the past
year, left today for Two Rivers.
Wis. where he will trsin with
the Philadelphia Eagles Of the
National Professional Football
league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Schiechl Off
For Training

saN fhANtistO- J n r y
Schiechl. sN-American ter
while AT Santa Clara university,
leaves tomorrow with Dick Bsssi,
another former Bronco all-Ameri-
can, for the Pittsburgh Steelers
training camp at Hershey, Pa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Pastor Meets
Negro Rival

Los ANGELES - Bob Pastor.
New York's white hope heavy
weight contender. and Albert
Turkey Thompson. tough Los
Angeles Negro. meet tonight in q
i0-round bout st Gilmore field.
II Will be their second fight in
the same stadium within four
months.
Pastor won decision IN the
first encounter last March.
but the fight produced nine
knockdowns. six nv Thompson
In the first two minutes.
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second tsanel
Totals


Wenatehee =. III O2o Oslo Is !
Salem ........ o5i 600 Ooi-7 10 7
summary Runs responsible for
Derrick Ralmondi 5 struck out.
balls of Derrick ?, Raimonoi G.
Wild pitch DierickN left on bases
Wenstchee :, Salem g. three base hit.
Knobles. two base hits. Cameron.
HiEginS Bates Benefit MarionettI q
runs batteo IN, Cox Endress 2 Grif-
fithS 2 Cameron 2. Diericka HiEgiu
Torgerson. Bonetti. Msrionett Raj
mondi. Berzstrom. stolen bases. Mar
ionetti. Endress double plays. Mar
ionetti 70 Form u Torgerson, Grit
fiths 70 Lanifero - Bates 2 tim.
81. umpires. Oravec and Valerie
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Losing pitcher Freitas. innings
pitcher, bv Freitas a Turbeville s.:
~ bat or Freitss : Tlirbevills 70.
runs scored off Freitas 4. TurhAviis
2 hits. of Freitas s Turbeville 2.
runs responsible for FTt'tas T1lrbe-
Vile !. Terry bases on balls of
Freitss o T1irbevilla 3 Terry 8 struck
out. BY Freitss 0. Tlrb.vlile Z Terry
3 hit BY pitcher Jensen bv Freitas:
left on bases Sacramento z San Diego
. two-base hits HaSlin Blattner,
Pellasrini. three hit Scalzi. sac
rifice hit Patchett. stolen bases De-
tore 2 Hsslin, runs bsrted in Hsslin.
sperry 2. Terry. before Scalzi Endi-
colt Martin time 2I5. umpires,
Snyder Hood and Widner
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Padres Win;
Skiffs Beaten
San Diego Defects
Sacramento Again
~ UNITED PRESS

There doesn't seem n be much
doubt that the San Diego Padres
have the Indian sign on Sacra-
mento in big way. Having taken
FIVE Of seven games from the
Cards At their last meeting a
fortnight ago. the Padres kept
up the good work last night
emerging with s to ; win.
Yank Terry outpitched
trio of Sacramento hurlers,
scattering the seven blows he
permitted the Cards, while
his teammates drove the
veteran Tony Freltas and
George Turbeville 10 cover
with q four-run blast In the
opening inning.
HI Bithorn held Los Angeles
To four hits Yesterday and Holly
wood beat the Seraphs 50. +.
was Hirams seventh straight
win. jess Flores, Slick Coffman
and Joe Berry toiled for the
Angels. Bob Kahle reached Flores
FOR homer IN the sixth and the
Stars polished him off with four
runs in the seventh.
SUPPORT CRACKS
Oakland beat San Francisco Al
when Tom Seats infield support
collapsed. Seats gave the Acorns
only five hits. but the mates were
guilty of four errors which con-
tributed TO every run. Cotton
Pippen gave the Seals nine blows.
but he pitched himself out Of three
tight spots in which San Fran
cisco had two men on and none
out.
Whitley Hilcher tanned the
hard-hitting Seattle Rainiers
with seven hits while Port
land was running up an s-2
score on the Tribe. The
Beavers jumped on Ira Serib-
ner In the first inning for
three rins. coming on a pair
u singles and Johnny ellis
homer.
They scored four more in the
Sixth when Marvin Owens triple
cleared the bags. Les Wehher wss
called to Scnbner's relief in the
eighth.
Ray Harrell. former Pittsburgh
pitcher, left the Beavers last night
to join the San Francisco Seals.
Harrell reports 10 complete pay
ment Of the deal that sent Ted
Norbert and Al Wright to Port
land. Harrell, highlander, has
won five games and lost IL with
the Beavers this year. Last year
he struck out $50 batters in
winning six and losing % with the
tail-end Portlanders.
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Vancouver -. 600 oln go II 2
Spokane ...... Iai 0o3 oOX--a 10 4
summary hatted In, McCor-
mack S. Alden. Hughes. Gedzius 2. Or
tsig. Wright. CAilteAux, o-base
hits. Bremen Mccormack a. Ged-
zius: three base hit. Hughes. home
run, Orteig. stolen bases. Orteig
Martinez. sacrifices. CRilteauX. Bud
nick. left on bases. Vancouver IS.
Spokane 7: bases on balls. of ker-
shaw /, Adams 2, Goldman 2, Bud
nick 0: struck out. ey kershaw !,
Goldman /. Budnick 5, hits. off ker-
shaw in Ia innings S runs. off
Adams 9 In 81 innings runs. off
Goldman In inning no runs: win
ning pitcher. Budnick: losins pitcher,
Kershsw; time OF game, 2io, UNI
pires. Moran and Weisgerber.
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Totals .........37 Q ~ ~ 10 3
sBstted for Porter In eighth.
YAKIMA

Tacoma ............. Gao 200 n4n-n
Yakima ............. oos 0i2 O0l--a
Summary Innings pitched hy
Porter 2 Greer p STEPHENS 2 hits off
Porter . stephens / runs responsible
for. Porter q. Greer g. Stephens o.
struck out by Porter 2 Greer &. stew
ems l. bases on balls. of Porter Z
Greer Z stevens q. left on bases. Ia
coma 7. Yakima Q. earned runs. Ia
coma 6. Yakima a. interference
Stoeber three base hits Younksr.
starr a two-hase hits. Morehouse
Perry. runs batted in. Starr a. Perry
Morehouse Linde, Mallory. Weigandt
a. Younker a johnson q Bliss.
Sueme sacrifices. Riekert Porter
double plays Perry 70 Rickert. Linde
20 Mallory to Rickert. Morehouse 10
Mallory 70 Riokert Bliss 20 Koskl 70
Reese time. 2:i5; umpires Nelson
and Eneer
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INTERN ATIoNAL LEAGUE

Buffalo 5. Jersey City : To-
ronto 81. Newark p. Rochester
20. Syracuse O-3; Montreal 9.
8.
Buy L. s. Bonds and Save,
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Losing pitcher Serihner. innings
pitched Scribner 7. at bat off Serb
ner "a runs scored off Scribuer 8.
hits of Seribner II. earned runs. off
Hilcher ? Scribner 5. sacrifice hit.
off Scribner I. bases on balls off
Hncher 2 SCribner 3 Wehber / =
struck out. bv Hlcher 6. Scribner S.
Wehher 3. left on bases Portland o
Seattle :. two-base hits. ScarEellR
owen. Reich. White three btse hits
FScohar owen. home run. Gill. sac
rifiCe hit Hiicher PLAYERS walking
Brown. Harris q ON, schultz ESco-
bar. runs batted in FScohar ? Gill.
Scarsella owen ,. Schultz Thompson.
Averill: double plays White 20 Fallon
Wright TO Brown 10 Reich: time, o5.
umpires Tanning and Doran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

n them. there
C. Well world has few better fighters
Lsngford Than
everything the wn refuse
handouts.
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Totals ......... II
xBatted for Endress

SummRry-Runs responsible for.
Oliver /. Williams 2 struck out by
oliver 2 williams ! bases on balls.
off oliver !. Williams ! hit by pitch
or Mcconnell BY Oliver left on
bases Wenatchee = Salem s.
three base hit Bergstrom tTo-hase
hit williams runs batted N. Grif-
fiths Bates Knobles slCrifiCe hit.
Oliver. double play. Williams 70 Cox
70 Torgerson. time, lis, umpires
Valerie and Orsvee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Ios's Real Hope Foiled :.

When Joe DMaggio sailed past the so mark in his
sscutive game hitting record he had main object In
view.
He wanted 10 break his personal record 81 which he
ae In the Coast circuit In 1881 his first in or
gansed baseball He a stripping of is that year.
surprising asked after he had
hen stopped . 50 consecutive games In the majors:
Are glad its over, Joe :"
Joe answered:
NO. not exactly TO have kept on going"
he secretly mark
your pudding that
he nssaA
Phyllis Otto, baaker's daughter Of Atlantic Iowa. and
oily Is DID, 10 rated Of Americas most promising
golfers Athletes swarming into the ROTC
Looks Nike the Northwest sempro grid league is grow
Ing bigger and better There's for first rate loop
Me Mat in this section And do realize sir that the
football Ii mos upon us? And after that comes
basstbaM Which reminds that this hoop season
promises sterling attractions here To be publicly
Ted Williams master sugger
pleasing Joe DMagsio Dear Met; I've
IN L Why blow the dough
rood give II charity: Why throw away:
TIE major bracket has gone
proong Mike Jacobs has ruled and
Chick Mike argument for
100 applications made for
Coaching Hood Rves Oregon where John kumn
uained River obtained the services Of
nsAsy kluuh Can't understand how ssoot
the stay upright
Ffnipc. Msusscsak and Tccsyowsh Dear
Enthusiastically that IAnxord Joe Jean
Wli all Negro hesves would have
hchdng suartes In the ring could
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis 10 Kansas City
so; Toledo s. ST. Paul 2; LOUIS
Vile ?. Milwaukee s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
81 Louis 7, New York s.
Cincinnati ;. Brooklyn 4.
Chicago II, Boston 2.
Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia ;.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

You help yourself when you buy
". 8. Defense Bonds.
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1T The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Spokane 2. Vancouver I.
Salem q. Wenatchee Ito.
Tacoma ?. Yakima s.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
TUESDAYS RESULTS

New York 4. Cleveland 3.
Boston 6, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 4. ST. Louis /.
Washington 3. Detroit 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tuesdays REsILTS

Portland s. Seattle 2
San Diego s. Sacramento 3.
Hollywood s. Los Angeles 4
Oakland ( San Francisco /.
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SACRAMENTO


- - n I
sBatted for T1lrbepillA IN seventh
hB tied for C7Dlingcr In ninth
cRan for HollInrsmnrth In sercrth
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rrith ELLIOTT METCALF

uih ELLIOTT METCALF !.
Buffalo. ''"' '''''' ~ ''' -'' ~
Why hen equal or surpas~ his great mark in the Coast
There he is with 10 victories just six short Of
his masterfu work with Seattle.
The fellow has rsained control hi, strike out
touch his pose confidence
Add to those qualities his ability To nit the ball with feroty
and you have major performer
between tn. international league. poubl.
res game abb. Hutch up stay there
this time.
The quality Of human ingratitude crops in life all too
often no matter how careful plans are TO thwar IL.
Which brings the front stoop of the Washington
State Sports Council organization that really statewide
In scope.
That body recently showed the way TO Ken Mcleod,
Eastern group. combined other, Western
They at King
county bunch"
They figured because Mcleod nswspapermsn lived in Seattle
belonged King clique that through fishness and
efforts dominate matters has brought abuse and dsore
upon from other quarters
But they figured Incorrectly.
eHqs."
All tn. fellow ultra enthusiastic
work and informative writing fight shoulder TO
tons in Washington
place him the unpopular group there.
n. has done his best and done well and know. 1t he
should
Men and Horses
Boss sehramm of the Point Defiance Riding academy
tell In a minute when Mid-Westerner a Montana or
Wyoming enters his stables.
Those people hack there, especially those of the
farms, know their horses" he said
"An have 10 do Is take one look. It's the way they
approach a animal talk TO H. pat it,
like good honest the
best
Many soldiers Fort Lewis from those
and when they the the academy they can't
be
academy driver
seeming searching for something
his eyes
Finally O said
I'm from Montana I'm lonesome for horses May and
Just aroundY"
schramm invited him
stab pettins
talking TO the horses.
II q I'M = be
from horse flesh length Of time
And that II understand
No animal q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
L. S. Aid Faces
Great Wastaqe

-Four. If the elite and best
trained regular Red armies, while
intact, lost TO the Germans such
enormous quantities of p a n $,
tanks and guns and equipment, is
there any assurance or any reason
10 believe that American material
arms and equipment, placed in the
hands of what now unquestionably
are Soviet troops of the second or
even third class in quality and
training. will not just as quickly
fall into Hitler'S hands?
Stains armies, or what remains
.of them. need more than merely
replacement Of lost equipment
They need brains, military brains
in Strategical and tactical com.
mand and leadership Political
generals and political commiSsars
will not win the war in Soviet
Russia.
The Red soldier has kept up,
even added TO, the Russian tradi-
ton of valor on the battlefield.
but the leadership Of the higher
Rcd commands has been markedly
ana flourish trnm- the first day Of
the NaZi invasion
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81, of the Windsor. Hotel. who
found picking up United
Mine Workers application cards
at the scene after the explosion
made statements 10 the prosecutor
AT police headquarters Saturday
night. Henley also was questioned
by the prosecutor.
The men for whom Henley
signed $500 surety bonds were
William Edwards, 80, of 314I
Third street; Gordon A. Sugg. 46
of 6122 Field avenue, and Nea
Tucker, %, Of 13209 East Vernon
highway.
They were arraigned as a re-
suit OF a fight and chase through
downtown streets.
A $500 doublc-surety bond was
set for Frank Della. 81, of 44SC
Cadillac avenue. when police de-
Scribed him as a hoodlum with a
police record. He Is charged with
feloniouS assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Mass Hysterid
Subject in Meet

How TO, combat mass hySteriS
in war. such as in the bombing
of a city, and how psychiatry is
used to select soldiers so that only
those with a talent for military
life are chosen Will be two of the
subjects discussed in the two-day
conference here Thursday ano
Friday of the Michigan Society
for Mental Hygiene.
About 500 social workers. edu-
Gators, ind us tTi 4 physicians
nurses and members of draft
boards will gather at the con-
ference.
In emphasizing the increasing
importance mental health is play
ing in modern life, William J
Norton. executive vice president OF
the Children'S Fund of Michigan
and chairman of the conference
program committee, said about
one person in 20 becomes a patient
in a mental hospital at some time
in his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

perspective of The vast picture, its
scope on lis Inevitable conSc-
qucnCCS.
Whether Hitler will eventually
lose in consequence of the block
AIDE. lack of four or five Essential
raw materials, hunger and starva
ton as so many prophets predict
is still in the lap of the gods. The
war map is the best criterion o.
how things stand mffitariiy be-
tween Hitler and Stain in Russia
AT the nearest point, the Red
armies are about 500 miles from
Berlin The Germans in thc-eep-
ter are about $50 miles from
Moscow. The Spearhead of the
German advance division of the
right wing is reported near Der
diansk on the coast of the Sea OF
Azov, $50 miles deep into Russia
from the starting point in Poland
That the Soviet forces have not
and apparently cannot-some
where thrust through that thir
S50-mile long line of German com
nunicationS. does net speak wei
for Red strategy and reveals is
lack of strength.
The entire Ukraine promises 10
be i'm the hands Of the Germans
before Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Germans Claim
665,000 Captures

The latest German high COM
mand announcement officially
claims The capture of 600 900 Sow
let prisoners and more than $500
guns IN the great battle east of
kiee.
il is the largest number OF priS-
oncrs. gums ami other booty ever
recorded IN military history as
taken IN one battle.
SO far as striking power is con-
cerned, BudennyS southern army
appears 10 be smashed.
The Germans -claim=tiftstt-.1a=ef
his Soviet divisions have been an
initiated More than two thirds
of the Ukraine is IN Hitler's hands.
Ii IS bad news for the tri-power
conference.
Both mission chiefs Hartman
and BCdVerbrook. are reported 10
be greatly concerned over the pos
Sibility OF the Baku oil fields fall
ing into German hands
Stain is said 10 be still rcluc-
tant TO grant the British the right
10 occupy Baku, but diplomatic
circles believe that he Will yield
under certain conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Americans, British
Can't DO Much

Barring some unforeseen and i'm
probably miracle-like development.
every aspect on land. sea and in
the air, strategically and tactically,
points Starkly TO the military de-
feat OF the Red armies Since three
months the military situation has
Gnne-trqH4- -4a-lTaESe- tn-the
SovietS. There is now little prom
Use that American and Britain can
be the heaven-Sent miracle that
Will save Russia.
II the salvation Of Russia Is now
dependent upon America and Brit
ain for replacing, and making
available on the battlehclds within
the next weeks or even months
any considerable proportion of
these enormous losses of equip
ment without parallel in the his
tory of wars. then Russia may IN
deed be considered as having lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Daylight Saving
Ends in 70 States.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27-(INS)
Tonight is the night millions OF
Americans gain an extra hour OF
sleep. Marking the end OF daylight
saving time. 50,000000 persons in
20 states viii turn their clocks
back-not ahead and will regain
the hour of sleep lost last April
27 when the fast time went into
effect. The end of daylight saving
time comes att a. NJ. tomorrow.
In the Chicago metropolitan
area. daylight saving time Will be
extended until October 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
UaUe of PeSSin,iSn1
-SWeeping Allies

A wave Of pessimism is sweep
ing British and Allied circles in
the Far East They see Soviet
resistance crumbling. Coincident
with the fall of Kiev and other
Soviet disasters. there are perSiS-
tent rumors in Japanese and
White Russian circles in Shanghai,
Tientsin and Picking of an alleged
"a u onOmou or independence
movement started in Siberia. It's
alleged aim is an independent or
utonomou anti-CommuniSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
4 Feu' " drpidneS
" i'll DO No Good

4 mere hypOdeTmic shot in the
arm of token aid and sympathy
by America and Britain of a few
TGn1TUu planes amt ttcv- huuurcu
tanks viii avail little. Soviet Rus
STA IS too far gone. Too many OF
her factories. armament and air
craft works. munitlon plants ana
transport facilities are destroyed
p-leE4npN- HON occupied blythe
Germans p4-ett- pll-hA- them a.
m Lenlngrad.
In considering aid 10 Soviet Rus
STA, Hartman and Beaverbrook
and Washington and London are
confronted with several knotty
Questions
One: Can or should America
and Britain. with due regard TO
their own defense. produce and
spare TO Russia planes, tanks, guns
5eitfai -t4tt4rr-rquIpmpnron- as large a
scale as Moscow needs to continue
its resistance
Two Can such aid be made
available quickly enough in view
of the gravity of the military sit
ua1IOn q
@i-bTgp T~af, ToiifqS for Tho shin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Aid for Russia Already Too Late, Says Von Wiegand
Widows, Widowers'
Club Meets Friday

The annual convention of the
National Widow ana Widowery'
Club, an organization formed
dissipate loneliness among bacfN
elors and widows. will open next
Friday in the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
1t will conclude with a banquet
and get-together Saturday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Probe Cause Of Fire
In Two Scatter Plane

Detectives OF tho arson squad
today are investigating the cause
of a fire which partially destroyed
a small tWO-Seater passenger air
plane while at a private airport
at Harper avenue and East Seven
Mile road.
Owners Of the plane. George
Delfin and Stanley JaWrinske OF
1898 Parker avenue, told police
they knew of no one In the plane
when the blaze started