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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
u. s. Asks .Japs Quit
Axis to Attain Peace
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Init News Service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept, 4. - The
United States government. reliable
sources in Washington disclosed
today, has told Japan. in effect,
that il must quit the Axis alliance
and alter its present policy of
aggressive expansion in Asia If il
wants general understanding
with this country in the Pacific.
This represents the American
government answer TO Japan's
move for an improvement in rela-
tons with the United States.
Americas contribution toward
such a settlement, it is said would
include an offer TO help Japan
economically and financially TO re-
coup from its four years of war
with China, as we'll as TO aid il
in developing its foreign trade
peacefully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

greatest navy in the world.
We are defended by 13O
million courageous people.
When we get our air forces
at sufficient strength, we will
he according to our best mill
tary experts impregnable to
attack by land or sea or air.
Col. Thomas Phillips Of the
United States Army general
staff positively asserts in the
army ordnance magazine
that:
"The bomber has made
the American coast tmpreg-
-Hable Ia iAraStnn--
This is the most impor-
ttdHt military fact TINT cet-
be dedueed from the
European aear ;
"Eren If the United
States had no hGrbor de-
lenses IL 1Couid be impreg-
ndble to inrdSiOn.
And that Would be true
II our mary (Octuollg the
most powerful IN eriStence)
were inferior to that Of an
inU0ding poWer.
III this country takes
advantage Of the defcnSire
powers Qiren it by the
BON bdrdment dirpldhe,"
says Colonel Phillips, ITS
impre0ndbiiity to military
inUdSion is assured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
PEACE IN CHINA

There are indications that this
government also would be willing
10 use its good offices 10 try 10
bring about settlement of the
Chinese war. 1t is believed in
Washington that General Chang
kai-Shek might agree 10 grant the
japanese special rights in Man
churia il they withdrew their
armed forces from the rest of
China, and gave reasonable as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Smith Seeks Reflection

Council President John w
Smith today Is a candidate for re-
election. announcing he would
campaign 10 prepare the city for
the unemployment which VIII fol.
low the defense program He has
served two terms as mayor and
five as councilman. lie IS IS years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Danes Arrest ;
Parliament Reds
international N,p. Scr, 10. c.bI.

COPENHAGEN WA Berlnl.
Sept 4 The Danish Parliament
voted today 10 place IT'S three
Communist members under arrest.
The resolution was based on a
recently enacted law prohibiting
all Communist organization and
activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

SuranceS that there would be no
further encToachments on China
sovereignty.
The ball is now considered 10 be
in Japan's hands. II is being left
up 10 Toxic TO decide whether il
wants TO stake its future on better
With ffc-tnftrf- States
or risk a major conflict in the
Pacific by continuing 10 play on
the Axis team in the hope Of
sharing in the spoils.
PACIFIC CONFERENCE
II the Nippon empire should
decide that the Axis alliance is the
wrong side to back in the present
world struggle. and providing the
Japanese give concrete evidence of
good faith. there is reason TO be-
lieve President Roosevelt would
welcome the opportunity 10 at
tend "A Pacific conference 10 dis
cuss a general settlement of Far
Eastern problems.
However. official sources make
il plain there is no likelihood what
ever of the President going 10 the
Pacific TO appease Japan at the
expense Of China or any one else
High official quarters in Wash
.ington emphasize that American
appeasement of Japan is definitely
at an end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
RAJ Attacks
Docks at Brest
International News Service Cable

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Britis h
bombers carried out a heavy at
tack on the docks at Nazi-occupied
BreSt last night and early today
The new Raj raid against the
French coast followed
the previous sharp night assault
against Berlin and other sections
Of Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Reds Attempt
|ReiCh Invasion
Via Black Sea
Landing Parties
Beaten Back Off
Balkan Coast

Continued from Page One)
have been sent on their perilous
mission 10 determine whether
the time is ripe for one)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
DowNED II BoMBERs

This account related that So
wet fighters met 20 bombers raid
ING a large airdrome and shot
down !
In addition II said. a German
motorized column was dispersed
by Russian bomhers and more
than 700 Nazi' soldiers we're killed
while so trucks - guns, six anti
aircraft guns and several tanks
were destroyed
Two German NeSSerSchmitt
fighters protecting the column
were declared 10 have been shot
down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
yANDENBERG's REPORT

Declaring that we must 20 "a
war against our own SpendthrlttS
in Washington before we 20 10
war abroad. Senator Arthur Van
denberg Of Michigan member Of
the Senate finance committee, IN
q minority report on the tax bill.
warned the nation that the meas
ure contains many dangerous
taxes that cat at the very heart
of the Ar1crtcsf1- t>eeffeff4455i. --
In an analysis Of how the new
defense debt is 10 he piled on top
Of eight years of debt due 10 reck-
less New Deal waste and eNtrava-
gance. the Mic h gan senator
predicted that a general manu-
featuring les tax would be nee
eSsary within a year.
A sales tax amendment similar
r. character 10 the kind Of tax
urged upon Congress 10 years ago
by William r Hearst. was offered
in committee by Senator Vanden-
berg. AS an amendment 10 the
pending bill. 1t was defeated, but
the senator made II clear to-day
he believes Congress must inevita-
BIZ come 10 that form of taxation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

NnE " III uu'H''N w
President ROOs eVelt =
n warlike address were
immediate.
According to the Associated
Press dispatches from Lon
don. president RoOsevelt's
speech generally was inter
preted as fOreshadowing the
imminent adoption Of conveys
-escorting American made
war supplies to battle fronts
by American war ships"
indeed, the Daily Mails
New York correspondent in
his dispatches distinctly so
said.
The Daily Sketch declared
that there were reasons for
hoping America now is begin
ming such an awakening to
danger aS-we experienced a
year ago.
The London Times Said:
The speech is Il more
direct challenge 10 Hitler
than any the President has
yet made.
Whether Hitter W1ii take
: IL up IS another matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
New u. 5. Tax
Structure Urged
oCut Waste
Vandenberg Warns
Nation Faces Levy
on Factory Sales
.r.el.l 70 rHE pErRoIT NM

WASHINGTON, Sept 4 De-
claring that taxes imposed IN the
new S3.67a. soc. 600 revenue bill
will endure hcyond the life ~ all
persons now living Senator Ben
nett Champ Clark d of Missouri
today demanded that Congress
overhaul the entire federal tax
structure
The demand was made as the
Senate met an hour earlier than
usual m an effort 10 speed the
record-Shattering measure 10 hnal
passage by Saturday night.
Instead OF recasting the tax
system, as feel Congress - In
duty bound To do. and facing
the very heart-rending burden
OF taxation which our stupen-
dnus appropriations a ready
make necessary. we are pro-
ceeding in an entirely haphaZard
manner Clark Said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
DESPERATE PUSH

fThis dispatch said the Ger
mans were making desperate
efforts" 10 push along the river
Volkhov north of Lake linen
and cut the main Leningrad-
Moscow railway in a drive di-
rected toward the shores Of
Lake Ladoga
From Moscow the same
paper reported that armed
workers and students rushing 10
the firing line at the last min
ute had saved the Ukrainian
city of Kiev from the Germans
after the Nazi had been rein
forced and renewed their at
tacks. The Express said the
fighting before Kiev now has as
stunned a static character and the
German forces have dug in
after losing tens Of thousands y
of men,
Heaviest fighting during the last
"a hours apparently ragged on the
central front where the Soviet'
staged counter-attacks. presum
ably in the areas east of Smolensl
and Gomel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso n,
Americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
REPORT PROGRESS

Revelation of the Soviet raids
with an announcement
from Chancellor Hitler's military
headquarters that in the East
our operations continue to make
successful progress"
German military authorities
said that counter-attacks by
strong Soviet forces on the cen
trail sector OF the eastern fron
have been dispersed with heavy
losses TO Red troops and tank
units.
According to Reuters News
Agency. the Finnish radio an
nounced that German forces
have captured Briansk. midway
between Moscow and Kew
On the northern sector. IL was
claimed, the suburbs Of Leningrac
are within range OF German
artillery and authorities declared
Nazi forces, despite fierce Rec
army resistance. were tightening
the circle around the southern
and western approaches 10 the
city.
according 10 the London
Daily Sketch, German officials
in Berlin admitted last night
they could not report any new
Nazi advance on the Leningrad
front According 10 this version
the German forces nearest
Leningrad are meeting strong
resistance while bad weather
was said 10 he preventing large
scale aerial support of the Nazi
land forces.
(The London Daily Express
reported from Stockholm that
a tremendous clash was in pro-
-gresS along a SemI-circle stretch
ing from the Gulf of Finland
and that in one sector alone
the Russian defense forces had
beaten off three Nazi divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Hitler will not

~
take up the challenge,
=heeauseras=h ash e e n
stated previously in this col
umn, no foreign nation ap-
pears to want war with
America-and il We want a
war we will have to commit
the overt act ourselves.
More Yer, we are not
awakening to danger inn
pending upon OURSELVES.
And although we like the
English and wish greatly to
aid them, and are greatly aid
! ing them, we do not believe
that without them we would
have nothing but a short re-
prieve.
Nor do we believe il the
English should fail (Which
they are not doing and GER
tainly will not do that we
would mot have three years
of independence" ahead Of us.
That in expressive Ameri-
can parlance Is a lot OF
HOOEY.
We are not dependent on
anybody to fight our battles
for MS.
Some foreign folk and some
hybrid Americans find diff
Guilty in realizing the plain
fact that we are a self-depend-
ent nation. and an INDIE
PENDENT nation-and have
been ever since l716.
A Ii THE nations Of the
| ~ world know that we are
powerful and self re :
liant and impregnable in our
isolation, and have hesitated
To attack us in spite of con.
siderable provocation.
We are surrounded by thou
sands Of miles of ocean bar
riers.
We are protected by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
SMASH DIVISION

In this drive. ii was claimed.
The SovietS smashed Nazi di-
vision, recaptured p villages and
seized strategic hill
Meanwhile, the Soviet high
command IN new war COM
71unfq1e sand ma ffIf1tfng con-
tinued throughout the night on
Meanwhile the Soviet high COM
mand in lis regular midnight
conmunique said that stubborn"
fighting was still raging along
inc entire front The var bull
letin added that 30 enemy planes
had been DESTROYED September !.
while II Russian aircraft were
lost.
a supplementary Russian COM
munlque said that IN the skies
over the approaches 10 Leningrad.
Soviet pilots were successfully
smashing enemy aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
$1,000 Germans
Slain Near Kiev,
Moscow Reports
Nazis Are Routed
in Four-Day Fight:
Big Battles Raging
international New. Services Wire

MOSCOW, Sept. 4.-Annihila-
ton of $1,000 German troops in
bitter fighting for possession of a
village identified only as IN" in
the vicinity OF Kiev was announced
in Moscow today.
Elsewhere on the central front.
local counter-attacks by heavy
Russian forces are continuing sue
cessfully, compelling the Germans
to abandon certain positions while
still resisting bitterly. il was said.
Despite their losses. the Ger
mans succeeded in holding M for
four days before being dislodged
by the advancing Russians.
Thousands Of German dead and
wounded are spread over the ap-
proaches TO embattled Leningrad,
1t was said.
Waves Of planes and tanks and
artillery barrages supported the
Red army infantrymen manning
the 0clenScS OF Russia secOnd
largest city.
(Anti-aircraft batteries In the
main squares of Leningrad'
went into action for the first
time today. according TO Vichy
radio report picked up in New
York by MIC No further de-
tails were given by the Nichy
broadcast
While fighting ragged below
Lcningrad. other reports told Of a
great Russian counter-thrust on
the central front. German forces
there were said 70 be retreafing
toward the Pripet marshes after
the Russian forces scored An adj
vance of more than 80 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
The Weather
BoIRIY TTNPTRATVRTS

The sun Vii set a. 7nl = m today.
and rise tomorrow a. s0i
The moon Viii rise TO-DAY a. 2s
3 NJ. and set tomorrow a. so a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

surances that there would be NJ
further encToachments on China
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

THE conse quenceS OF
President X Zoos eVelt =
u X,,arIil.a address were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Walnut cabinet, light. full size
head. air cooled motor. Complete
set attachments.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Hubbard and Acorn
Squash Simple
To Prepare

The large winter squash may be
baked or boiled. For special oc-
casion. when a large number Is
to be served, 1t is sometimes baked
whole. and when tender the top
is removed and the seeds scooped
out. 1t is more often cut in pieces
and baked after the removal OF the
seeds. If boiled or steamed the
squash is pared after it is cut in
pieces. After cooking it is mashed
or riced and well seasoned with
salt, pepper and plenty of butter.
You may. of course. buy the frozen
mashed squash all ready for heating
and eating.
The acorn squash. whether boiled
or baked, is placed in water which
should not be more than a half
inch in depth. 1t may be halved OF
cooked whole. In the first case
the seeds should be removed and
each half dotted literally with but
ter. or half filled with cream. A
little minced onion may also be
added. The halved squash may be
used as a container for creamed
ham, dried beef, or any other
meat, and served in this fashion
makes an attractive main dish for
lunch or supper. An idea for the
quick meal!
Evening star., 1941-11-24

CNSihiS'
This is not an easy situation to
handle, as any girl who has tried 1t
knows.
If Jane came right out and told
the boy that she'd like to have q
little variety in her dancing part
ners, he'd probably 90 into a pout.
and be terribly, terribly hurt for
days. And. if Jane were entirely
confident of her ability to get other
dates. and if she didn't care if she
lost the boy this might be a good
lesson for him. He needs TO learn
that he has no right to make an
unwilling hermit out of any girl at
this stage Of the game.
But James problem is 10 accom-
plish her object and still not lose
her boy friend. This calls for lit
tie strategy and the cooperation Of
couple of other girls on whom
she can depend Jane should casu-
ally tell the boy that those girl
friends of hers have noticed what a
good dancer he is, and have said
they'd like to dance with him now
and then.
If We have this young man sized
up right. he won't be able TO resist
this compliment Few males can
endure the thought that they are
DENYING their favors 10 girls who
would welcome them. The boy will
generously consent to give these girls
a break by dancing with them
which will leave Jane free to dance
with some of the other boys.
Jane might also mention to the
boy that she's afraid his dancing
will suffer if he never has any other
partner but her. OF course she is
implying that her dancing will
suffer also-a fact that he may real
ize. Nevertheless. if the proposition
is presented to him as a matter Of
his and James Velfare-rather than
as a mere desire on James part to
dance with other boys-he may see
the light.
In taking those steps, Jane should
fortify her courage with the reali-
zation that she is really doing her
posseSsive swain favor. as well as
taking out little insurance for her
own popularity.
Young love is very beautiful. but
Evening star., 1941-11-24
By Betsy CdS1ccH.

Womans Editor
After all the great and heavy
holiday meals of last week the
family gratefully turns to lighter,
tangier type of main dish. To fill
this need comes the refreshing salad
bowl. filled with vitamin- giving in
gradients and delightfully."- cool and
sharp to the palate.
You may, of course. use any COM
bination of fruits, vegetables, eggs,
and so on. that you wish. but We do
suggest that YOU keep the theme
light in feeling. For instance. the
salad pictured consists Of halved
hard-cooked eggs, gay red radishes,
vitamin-full greens. cool slices of
avocado, caulif1oWerettes and sliced
beets. all done up with lemon
juice and a sharp French dressing.
You could substitute carrots for the
beets, asparagus tips for the cauli-
flower, orange or grapefruit slices
for the avocado, and perhaps tuna
fish or crabmeat or shrimps for the
eggs. The sky-and your imagina-
tion-are the only limitations!
One thing to remember about such
q salad is that the dressing IS OF
paramount Importance in adding to
its wholeSomenesS and its tempting
flavor. We're giving you today
some recipes for dressings that go
particularly we'll with fruit and
vegetable salads. and which will.
we are sure, find favor in the eyes
of your household.
RUSSIAN DRESSING.
Add 2 tablespoons chilli sauce. I
tomato. chopped fine, / teaspoon
chopped chives. l tablespoon minced
green pepper, to l cup mayonnaise
and mix well.
TART FRENCH DRESSING.
Mix 3 tablespoons olive oil with l
tablespoon white vinegar, Il tea
spoon salt. a sprinkling of freshly
ground black pepper, l tablespoon
lemon juice and y teaspoon pow
dered mustard. Blend well. chill
and toss salad ingredients in the
mixture
LORENZO DRESSING.
Mix y cup chilli sauce with Ia
cups French dressing as given above.
Add a few chopped chives and
minced watercress.
VINAIGRETTE DRESSING.
Mix 2 tablespoons white vinegar
with 3 tablespoons olive oil. and
blend in l teaspoon salt, a little
black pepper, teaspoon chopped
chives, teaspoon capers, teaspoon
chopped COR dried) tarragon, l sour
cucumber pickle, minced. and little
lemon juice If desired. Stir and
blend we'll; chill before serving.
FRENCH CLUB DRESSING.
tablespoons finely chopped onion
l tablespoon sugar
3 tablespoons tomato ketchup
tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
y teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons cider vinegar
n cup olive oil
Combine all ingredients and beat
thoroughly. Serve over salads when
well chilled. Serves g.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Sally Lunn Really
Did Bake Bread
Named for Her

Do you know that Sally Lunn
was a real woman? She baked
a special hot bread in Bath. Eng
land, about the same time that
Lady Hamilton and Lord Nelson
were making history. Sally sold
her delicious wares from door to
door and was so successful that
a baker bought her recipe. He
wrote a song about it, and soon
Sally Lunn's famous buns were
sold all over England
In $50 years of its widespread
popularity Sally Lunn bread has
been celebrated by some of Eng
lands leading men of letters.
among them Dickens, Thackeray
and Carlyle. The contemporary
poets and doggerel writer's also had
their say on the ever-popular Sally
Lunn. One rhymster proclaimed:
No more I heed the muf,n's zest,
The Yorkshire cake or bun
Sweet Muse OF PASTRY teach me how
To bake . Sally Lunn!
Didn't the poor fellow know that
1t was as simple as this?
SALLY LUNNS.
Il cup shortening.
y cup sugar.
eggs, well beaten.
cups -four.
teaspoons baking powder.
q teaspoon salt.
l cup milk.
Cream shortening and add sugar
gradually, beating we'll Add eggs
and mix we'll. Sift together flour.
baking powder and salt; add al
ternately with milk to first mix
ture. Bake in creased baking pan
in hot oven for 80 minutes. Break
into squares and serve hot for
afternoon tea or dinner. This
amount makes II portions.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

gives them the privilege OF telllng
each other home truths and dlsre-
earding all tact in dealing with each
other. mo man would tell any
strange woman that she was putting
on poundage. or deride her taste, or
let her see how stupid and boresome
he thought her. But he does not
hesitate TO tell his wife that she is
getting fat. and TO make fun of her
new hat. OF tell her that she doesn't
know what she is talking about when
she expresses an opinion.
Nor should any woman puncture
the hot-air balloon of the egotistic
man who is boasting of his triumphs
or doing his little parlor tricks. On
the contrary, she would listen with
an expression of absorbed attention
70 his ballyhoo about himself and
beg him to tell again how he caught
that tarpon or pulled of that big
deal.
Most husbands and wives would
rather ole thdn pay EACH oCiie4
compliment, yet they know that no
datterv is so sweet as the home
hreved. and that any woman or man
who will feed their mates on sweet
talk can have them eating out OF
their hands.
Husbands and wives make the
mistake of thinking that marriage
will give them some sort OF super
natural power that will enable them
to marry one kind of man or woman
and change him or her into some
thing entirely different as soon as
they get them home.
OF course. these miracles never
come off. for adults don't change
their mental and moral characters
tics any more than they 90 their
physical ones Husbands and wives
are things that have to be taken as
Is as the shipping manifests say.
Husbands and wives make the mis-
take of thinking that the daily spat
Is an innocent indoor sport in which
they can indulge without any harm
being done, and that after calling
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Bv Barbara Bell

Wouldn't one feel we'll prepared
for a night on the train-or away
from home anywhere-With this
attractive, useful set which mingles
a note of luxury such as the pow
dering" cape with convenient
laundry bag, a cozy pair of slippers
and plain necessity, the garment
hanger? Pattern No. 1279-B offer
ing the complete directions for max
ing these is an ideal help for your
Christmas sewing plans-for any
ono of these items will make SIM
pie gift-or they may all be COM
bined to bestow on one person whom
you particularly wish to please.
Chintz will make this set so gay
and attractive you will hate to part
with it-in fact it will tempt you
to duplicate the entire set for your
self. Sateen will make it colorful-
50 will challis, printed cottons or
linens or bright cretonne. The set
can be charming in many inexpen-
sive materials-gingham. for in
stance. or percale or calico.
Barbara Bell pattern No. l279-B
= designed In one size. II you use