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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Curb on WAGES
In Price Control
Wins Baking
House Leaders Predict
Bills Passage Friday;
Wolcoff Drafts Plan
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT
Intl News servie. stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Nov. rs. -
House leaders today agreed 10
support modified wage fixing
amendment in the price control
bill in return for support from
rural southerners Of a move 10
tighten up farm price ceilings.
The double barreled drive came
as House Republicans, badly split
on these issues, assembled in a
party conference 10 formulate
solid opposition 10 provisions in the
bill permitting the administration
to place business under a licensing
system. andto buy and sell in the
market as a means of stabilizing
prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Tank Corps Vets Meet

Battalion No. 9 OF The World
War Tank Corps Association will
hold its first meeting Monday
evening in the American Legion
Memorial Home. Cass avenue and
Lafayette boulevard All former
members Of World War Tank
Corps are invited 10 attend the
meeting of the newly-chartered
prOlIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
French
Protest to

International New. servic. Cable

HANOI. French Inde China,
Nov. 26. French authorities today
vigorously protested 10 Tok o
against alleged Japanese violations
of French sovereignty in Indo-
China.
The action grew out Of the cor
doning Of some streets in Saigon
Friday and Saturday nights in
which about 100 persons were ar
rAetnI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
CALL BANGKOK RESERVISTS

BANGKOK. Thailand, Nov. 26.l
- tINS) Several classes of army,
reServistS were called up today AS
the official Bangkok radio an
popneed ha circumstances
Thailand 10 abandon
her neutrality and defend herself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Penny Singleton
Under Doctor S Knife

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 26.-(INC)
Penny Singleton. Blonde OF
the movies. was resting at Go 4
Samaritan Hospital today follow
ing an operation 10 correct a rib
condition caused by an automobile
accident two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Jailed on Draft Charge

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. Do
Robert Charles Friend, "a. was
sentenced 10 year and S.pnnfhs
IN the federal pententiary today
for failure 10 report for his draft
physical examination Formerly a
student AT Albion College, Friend
is now Boston Theological School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
JAP SHIP TO LEAVE

TOXIC, Nov. 26.-QNS)-An-
nouncing the japanese liner Ia
tuta Maru will leave Yokohama
for the United States December 2.
a foreign office spokesman said
today that the ship will carry
mails and passengers to America.
The Domei news agency. how
ever. said consular officials sug-
gested departure of the ship might
be delayed TO enable American
evacuees 10 catch the liner from
remote regions.
II was estimated $50 Americans,
chiefly missionaries. news cor.
respondents and consular and dip
lomatic representatives, are still
in Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

And these orc the mother.
broken with woe,
Who qrTerCd to see their
-deeT= Sous 90
Array from their. homes
and their chosen toll
into the midst Of aor'S
hrmoH.
And who a,icred again
rrbea Their sons returned
Maimcd aud mnmdod or
blWded and burned.
Or rho gricrcd stiH more
1rbcn each learned the
loss
Of her btare bay buried
beneath a Whitc cross,
On -t0GctGh- ttctd, ~ q
foreign rGr,
For the foreign aims he
1ro2 fighting for.
Sent In the ranks Of the
bfere and the free
To sail ofdr 0'cr the ride
salt sea,
BIZ n nation ono time peace
fm and kind
That had somehow man
d0cd 10 change ITS mind,
And to fall for statements,
studied and ShrFWd,
That Were planned to de-
ccire and made to delude,
And TO share IN the grief
and diridc the quiH
Of the needless war that
John built
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

And these are the armies.
strong and free,
Which sailed across the
Wide salt sea.
Sent by the nation peaceful
and kind
That through propaganda
had changed its mind
To foH for the statements.
Studicd and Shreud.
That wcre mQdc to dccciUe
and bulH 10 dclHde.
And IN f1Uthcr the way TINT
John built.
AMI these arc The gouB1
mon. brdyc and bold,
Who entered the armies (as
they lcere toid)
For only n year Of training
and strife.
But foUHd HeV were there
for the rest Of their life.
II not fo,. life, then there
for dCoth,
II coliCd 10 sacrifice body
md brCotb.
U'heH Se1H m the ranks Of
the by0re and the free
To soa far orer the ride
salt Teo.
To Scrre the nnLon- p1ace-
fM and KIND
Tint hod somehow been
m0de IA change rs mind.
And to foH Tor the state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

~ ElAtSE OI tnIS force
X and fury we got into the
~ European war in 1917.
And for the same reason
we are already involved and
will surely be further involved
in the present foreign wars.
No nation wants to fight
America, but we in America
are being excited to the point
where we are ready and
willing and anxious TO fight
the world.
: And we will do il.
And YOU, intelligent reader,
cannot stem the raging flood
of war sentiment nor can
YOUR columnist, nor can your
wise and respected eX-prcsi-
dent.
We will build our armies
for WAR-nOt for defense
no present war can reach us
here.
And we will send our
armies into the wars abroad
and we will in all probability
decide the issue of those
wars.
We did il before.
We will do il again-With
more labor and more cost and
more death and more grief,
but we will do il.
Armies will win the war. as
Mr.. Won Wiegand says, hut
they will be our armies which
will win, and our armies will
have been built and our ma
ton inflamed to fight by
propaganda.
r ORD NORTHCLIFFE
i = said. according to Sena-
- tor Tobey, that England
had spent one hundred and
fifty million dollars to get the
United States into the Euro
pean war of 1917.
Moreover, ccOrding to
Porter Sargent's book called
Getting the United States
Into War" page 545. North
oliffe further said that he had
devoted one hundred and
thirty million dollars to keep
the United States press loyal.
And Of course this did not
include the expenses to con-
troll other agencies of pub
licity.
Whatever England spent IN
1917, ii has evidently spent
ten times as much in the
present situation.
And an interesting phase of
the situation is that we have
given England the money to
buy the propaganda t ha t
builds our armies and bends
the will Of our people, and
projects OUR nation into
THEIR war.
1t Is a regular House that
Jack Built'-like the nursery
rhyme that we learned in our
childhood.
This is the tcdr John Bull
bmh.
And this the propaganda,
Studied and Shre1cd,
Conceired to deceire and
made TO dclude,
And further the lEnr thGt
John built.
And this is the nation
peaceful and kind.
That Through propaganda
changed its mind.
And fen for the statements.
situated and ShreWd,
That Were planned TO d.
Ceire md mate to deludc.
And got into the Wor that
John built.
,aa-.,
And these are the armies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
7 Flying Foriresses'
Ndzi Seizure Denied

NEW YORK. Nov. Is The
British Press Service IS authorized
10 state officially that there is no
truth Al all in recent reports en-
enating from enemy sources. which
have obtained currency IN the
United States. 10 the effect that
two Of the flying fortresSeS re-
Gently transferred ~ Britain have
been forced 10 land in territory
held by The Germans, and have
been captured intact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
THOUSANDS TRAPPED

With thousands of Nazi troops
already reported caught in British
iron rings near the coast still an
other great British trap was about
to be sprung by Gen Sir Alan
Cunninghams mechanical troops,
according to latest advices reach
ing Cairo.
This blow was slated TO he
! struck by column thu swept
with ghost-like speed from lara
bub TO capture Anglia and then
/ turned northward in a great en-
veloping maneuver designed TO
hurl still more Nazis into the
sea"
Authorities in Cairo said 160-
nlije dash by this force will cut
off the entire hump Of Cyrenaica :
and complete drive which al
ready has carried more than 200
miles into LihNa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Americans
In Japan
Warned.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-A Reuters
BRITISH dispatch from Toxic said
today IL was reliably learned" the
United States consulate general in
Japan renewed its advice TO-
Americans in Nippon to leave as
soon as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

British authorities in London
issued fiat dcnial that the
cruiser Dragon itself had been
sunk, as previously announced
by BerllnD
Prior 10 the issuance of the hiGf
c m m and communique, Berlir
military authorities stated thai
the 4,S50-ton cruiser Dragon ltselI
had been sent TO the bottom. Tho
Dragon. launched in 1917 carried
complement OF $50 to 469 men
Other cruisers OF the same class
are comparable in weight ans
manned by crews Of about The
same size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
international News servic. Cabl.

BERLIN, Nov. 26.-A German
-eemR4HHiaHe today stated that the
luftwaffe bombed several ports on
the east and southwest coasts Of
England during the night Two
British bombers were shot down
by German anti-airCraft fire ovar
occupied France, the announce
ment added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
BRITISH TANK Loss

-Nazi and Italian forces were
said 10 have taken the initiative on
the Libyan front, with the British
losing 207 tanks in the opening
stages of a single great battle,
German planes in North Africa
yesterday bombed an enemy tank
and truck column and assisted
Axis troops fighting on the ground,
authorities announced today.
Seven Raj planes were declared
to have been shot down in Air
combatS.
German planes are being shifted
from the Russian front for action
in Libya, the Berlin radio revealed
The luftwaffe. said the radio. nov
Us in very strong position IN
Libya. as considerable reinforce
ments have arrived from Sicilian
bases, and reserves available from
the Russian front now are al Rom
mel's disposal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
BRITISH STATEMENT

The British communlque added
Throughout yesterday Brit
ish and South African troops In
the general area Of Sidi Rezegh
held their ground. while New
Zealand reinforcements with Inn
portant British tank formations
were steadily making progress
westward In the face Of consid-
erable opposition.
I'm the Sidi Rezegh AREA.
which remains the main battle
front. the German high com
m and brought up reinforce
ments and another heavy clash
Is expected 10 develop to-day.
Meanwhile, I'm an effort 10
divert attention and forces from
the main operations, the enemy
staged q raid along the general
axis from Gahr-Saleh eastward
across the frontier south Of Sidi
Omar. This raiding column was
continuously attacked both by
our bombers and low-hying
fighter attacks. When about to
cross the frontier, the column
was engaged by our field guns
and tanks, losing about one
third Of Its estimated strength
In tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
British Emerge
From Tobruk
To Harry Enemy
Ne1is Counler-Drive
az EeypIs Border
10 Divert Advance

~ News service stan Correspondent

CAIRO. Nov. 26 - Emerging
from their seven-ronths prison"
on the Mediterranean coast. Brit
ish defenders of hesIeEed Totruk
have carried out 2 successful toraN
against The enemy the Middle
East high command announced
today.
Acting simultaneously with
spearhead mechanical divisions
which swept 200 UItcS across the
Llhyan desert 10 capture the oasis
Of Gialo. a British force from To.
bruk captured A number of prs
oners and "a field guns
Al the same time n was an
nounced. the Germans attempted
10 hurl "diverSlonlst column
across the Lihyan-EgyPtiaH border
between Halfaya and Sidi Omar.
II was stopped by British mobile
units. a communiQue said. and lost
one-third Of IFS tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
IN THE NEWS
CONTINUED from Page One)

meats, studied and
ShrcWd,
That mere planned to de-
ceire and made 10 delude,
And TO further the 1C0r that
John buiH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
CLAIM UPPER HAND

German forces have gained
the upper hand in North Africa
to such an extent that the
British Libyan operations no
longer deserve the name Of an
offensive" a Berlin military
spokesman declared today.
Praising the Axis commander
German Gen. Erwin Remmel, the
spokesman declared:
$50 far. Rommel has proved
the master, despite British nu-
merical superiority. Rommel
has outmaneuvered the British
tank formations and partly sue
ceeded in encircling them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
SANK CRUISER

Another German submarine
commanded by Lieutenant Com
mander Nohr i'm the Atlantic
sank British cruiser Of the
Dragon class"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

directed at our people during
foreign wars?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Northern France
Battered Again
International News Service Cable

tHiFfhhi'Ndi NFNs NffNHt hWe
LONDON, Nov. 26.-=4AS4-A
large force of British planes car
-riod out an offensive sweep against
northern France today.
Heavy attacks during the night
on the docks al Brest and Cher
.bourg were announced.
international News Service Gable
NALETTA. Malta. Nov %
In an address before the govern
ment council. the governor general
of Malta declared today that this
British Mediterranean stronghold
has been attacked from the air
.972 times since hostilities began
and that $50 bombs have fallen
on the island
The raids have killed 344 per-
sons, seriously wounded 6S5 and
destroyed or severely damaged
2,552 houses, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Of this force
X and fury we got into the
- Furopean war i'm 1917.
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