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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01
Happy New Year" :

say:
Happy New Year:
Easily said. But does II mean
much? Not to me, and not 10
YOU when you get thinking over
il. So let us be a little uncon-
ventional today-it's a serious
and unconventional time we live
in. and 1871 meaps-what?-
particularly to us here IN
America?
Therefore. let that most de-
lightful of all English esSaylsts,
Charles Lamb. speak a few
words in this column from the
shadowy realm where that gen
tie spirit now laughs and
dreams.
mo one ever regarded the
first of January with indiffer-
ence. II is that from which all
date their time and count upon
what is left.
at is the nativity Of our
common Adam.
"Of all sound of bells, most
solemn and touching Is the peal
which rings out the old year.
1 never heard IL without
gathering-up of my mind to a
concentration of all the images
that have been diffused) over
the past l2-mOnth.
"All I have done or suffered,
performed or neglected In that
regretted time. l begin to know
its worth as when a person
dies"
Lamb. you--see, was always
making good resolutions on
New Years Day But there was
never a resolution that the bibu-
lous old fellow didn't break.
That's the way with all OF US.
On New Years Day we look
back on all our foolishness and
broken Self-made promises OF
the year gone by and say:
This time 1t goes! 1871 Is
going to he my year"
If you mean it. say it not Re-
solve TO do it. quietly.
I PUT a glass of very hot
L water on my table. l left it.
In 30 minutes it was cold l let
the water run for a boiling bath.
I left it. In 30 minutes II was
almost ice cold. / tried the same
thing with hot foods. soups, and
so on. The same result-what-
ever is left standing tends to get
cold.
All obvious enough, you say.
So what's il all about? This:
/ was proving that all heat
(including the SUM is artificial
and that cold is the normal, pri-
NAL state of the universe.
The same thing applies TO
light and darkness. Light, like
heat, Is secondary 1t is artifi-
cial. Darkness is the normal,
primal state of the universe.
Therefore it is easy 10 conceive
of a universe that has no longer
a star. where all is pitch-dark.
but one cannot conceive of suns
that will not burn out.
But don't worry. folks, over
this little excursion of mine
into coSmic prospects. It'll be a
long time before universal dark
ness and cold spread throughout
space "a good deal farther
away, than that far-off time
when Norman Thomas and Earl
Browder will no longer be run
ming for president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

We're starting the New Year with mixture of gooC
tons and BMI music. / would like to drop my bad hab
get some that are just worse but cheaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

Some men are so covetous. as
if they were. to live forever; and
others so profuse, as If they
were to die the next moment
Aristotle. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

After a man has sown his wild
oats in the years of his youth,
he has still every year to get
over a few weeks and days of
folly.-Richter.
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ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Inn 4 1910

Russian air raiders bombed
and set fire 10 Ado, Finnish
seaport.
Rumsnia warned the Soviet
that the provinces of BeSSsrsbil
and Bukovins would be de-
Tended 10 the last man.
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IS YEARS AGO TODAY

Jan. !, 1916
In fighting in the Alssce sec
ton Of the Western Front, the
Germans oounter-attacked at
Hirzstein.
In GsHcis. Russian troops
crossed the Strypa River near
ChsrtorySk.A in an offensive
against the AuStrisnS.
The British occupied Yaunde
in the Cameroons.
Friendship is 10 be purchased
only by friendship. A man may
have authority over others, but
he can never have their heart
but by giving his own.-Wilson.
That friendship only is, in
deed. genuine when two friends,
without speaking a word to each
other. can. nevertheless. find
happiness in being together
ELDERS.
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News.
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ports tbs. Far m
Forum.
Melodies
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David Harum.
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News
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Sales
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Session.
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As Play Brldgs
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Sports Column
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: IS. Trade Songs
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Music As. Familiar
Fav0rtrEE
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lions
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rletV.
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Popular Parade.
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Mr.. Keen.
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Young d. Malone
KTBI-Matinee Melodies
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R1viere
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Singer. 3 as. KAlten
born
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Z. 5 Navy.
KIR o Studio: 2:45
World Today.
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Jack Star Hunt
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johnson.
KJR - Streamline jour
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K T p 1 - News. Tunes
Topics. 5.l5. Rancf
House RodeO.
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Crazy Cowboy.
XVI Wallensteins Or
445. Tommy Dorsey s
Orch.
KOMO-Treasure Chest
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The Bartons
KIRO-Plrst Nightcr
SIS. Elmer Davis
KTBI - Meet the Band
445. Shutdown Sere =
made.
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.KMO-Fllton Lewis Jr..
Ais. Ma Perkins.
'KVf-Console lntermez =
70. AIS. Time Event.
'KOMO - Voice OF Elk
perience, AIS. Jane
Ardin.
.KJR Navy's Family.
4i5 Gordon Jenkin 9
Orchestra
KTRO 49, kewsreel. <lb
job Finder. 4.27. Lost
and Pound
'KTBI-Tea Time Tempos
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Tuesday
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KNO-Sews: rs. Morn
inz Deyotions
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IT'S Pete Logan, sing
iug Couhand
EOhlO - Western AEi-
culture 715. Top o
The Moruing
KJR - Sersnaoe J Is,
XII news los
Music TO Market
Reports. Tbs. arm
Forum
RTBI Morning Melodies
100 A. VI.
KMo-sews. 745. Trade
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nae
KOMO - COWBOY Joe
7.l5. David Harum
KJE Gospel Clinic.
T.45 Breakfast Club
KIRO-News. 745. Au-l
sic 7.55. Weather
K 7 p 80 Music. : IS |
News 7.45. Wake Up.
and Live
500 A. Nj.
KMo-Breakfast Club.
kVI-Top OF Morning
s.l5. News
ONO sam HAYES.
BIS. Christian Science
Program
RJR every man 8
Chapel
KIRO-Kste Smith. 8 is,
News
KTBI Breakfast Band
s:l5. Trade N Sales.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-News: s45. Cha
pei Chimes
XVI - Song Shop; s45,
Hymnal.
KOMO-Deep River Bows.
S:45. Skitch Henderson
KJR-F'Hrm and Home
KIR O. Helen Trent,
s:45 Gal Sunday.
RTBI - Rainbow Trio,
s:45, Chapel Songs.
800 A. NJ.
KMO - John p. Hughes;
BIS. Dental Program
x V i Time, Tune
Topics.
KOMO-Farm Talk. e.l5,
Bess Johnson.
KJR - Farm and Home.
BIS, News,
RIR O-Life Beautiful. !
e:15. Woman in White
X T B I - News; 9 05 /
Music. 9:i5. Morning
Musicale.
$3.50 A. NJ.
RMO-Front Page Par
rell: 8 As. III Find My
Way.
X V i Time. Tune
Topics. Gas, Varities
KOMO-Ellen Randolph.
9:45, DR. Kate.
KJR - Christian Service |
e:45, Ann Sterling
KIRO-Happiness; 9 40 I
Mary Leo Taylor.
KT'BI - Musicale; Gas,
News.
1000 A. nj.
K MO - News; lo:15 |
Happy Homes
kVl-News. 1000, Choir
al Hour.
KOMO-Light of World:
10.15. Mystery Man
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
KIRO- Bright Horizons.
1913, Aunt JENNY
X 7 B l - Ladies' Page,
1918. Garden Lady.
1920 A. Nj.
KMO-Music Hall.
KNI-Salute TO Amer
icas.
KOM O-Vallant Lady.
1913. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR - Into the Light
l0;45. Midstream
KIRO - Fletcher Wiley.
lO:45. Kate Hopkins
KTBI - South American
Mood l045, Music,
1898, News.
100 A. NJ.
KMO - The Bookworm
ll.I5. Ebert LaSchelle
KVI-The War Today.
1905, Concert.
KVI-Concert Hour.
KOMO-Against Storm:
l1:15. Ma Perkins
K J r - Orphans OF Dr.
vorce. ll:15. Amanda
KIRO-The Man Mar
ried; Has. Golden
Treasury.
X 7 b | - Melody Mart
ll:15. Songs You Like
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-LRSchelle. ll;45
yer boat Shutters
1855. Studio.
KNI-Concert.
kOMO - Guiding Light.
ll:45. Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife. II :45
Plain Bill
K ! r o VS.. Has,
Women OF Courage
KT'BI - Milady's Music
ll;45. News.
II NOON
KIN OF cast: 12:I5.
News.
XVI Ne q; 12:l5
March Time
kOMO-baCkstage Wife
l2.l5, Stella Dallas
KJR - National Emerg !
ency. IRIS News
K ! h O - Slngin sam
l2;l5. Myrt d Msrge
KTBI-Musical Diner.
1880 p. Nj.
KMo-Johnson Family
12:45 Clsuser and Out
laws.
XVI Market Reports
~ IS, waltz Matinee
kOMO-Jorenzo Jones.
y As. Widder Brown
K J r Club Matinee
i2;55. News
X I r Q - Housewives.
u as StepmotheT
kTBi-Intl. Music. u IS
Old Time Music.
loo Z. Nj.
KMO-Top Tune Tine
us Confessions OF 8
Corsalr
XIV Mystic Melodies
LIS. Rhythm Revue
KOMC-HOme Of Brave,
l.lb. Portis Blake
KJR - Human Interest
Stories: lis. Cecil
Solly
KIRO HYMNS: Is
News
kTBI-Wzltz Time. lis
Russian BalalkE.
1880 Z. NJ.
K MO - John Sturses.
49,
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rell. 9 as. I'll Find Ny
Way.
X V I Time. Tune
Topics. Gas. Varities
KOMO-Ellen Randolph,
9:45, DR. Kate.
KJR - Christian Service
Gas, Ann Sterling
kIRO-Happiness, 9 40
Mary Leo Taylor.
KTBI - Musicale, 9 as
News.
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KMO-Defense Reporter
: is. News.
KVI-Nevs. 7:l5. Anita
Boyer, Songs.
HOkiO - FREQ Waring
7.15, Lum q Abner
KJR-Bringing Up Fa-
KIRO - Amos n Andy
7.15. Lanny Ross
KTBl-Dinner Concert.
1870 Z. NJ.
KMO 49, Benny Berrigan 4
orch
KVI-Music of All Ma
lions.
IKOMO-Johnny Presents
!. X JR - In I or m a tior
Please.
EIRO-Missing Heirs
K T p ! News 7 80
Music. 745, Eventid'
Echoes.
s: 90 p. Nj.
Cugats or
In the Home
XVI - Close Harmony
sI5. War Today
KOMO-The Thin Man.
IKJR Easv Aces. SIS
Concert Hall.
KIRO-We. the People
KTBI-Sons OF Pioneers
sis. Add En- Up.
$50 L. NJ.
.KMO-News ass. Laur-
ence Weeks Or 6s5
Dick Jursen's orch.
XVI Robert Roland
S45, Editor 5 Forum.
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terlude
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KTBI-Organ Treasures
-, Eyelng the News
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Orch e:I5. Society Or
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Shelton.
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KIR News Review
SIS society Meloo ies
ETBI-Cong 2 Us. sons
o. The Island.
9:30 L. VI.
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lands orch
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g IS News
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Dance Muse
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America We sing.
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News. 8 50 Music
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Chest.
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Music.
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Dance Crchesrrs
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20 IS News Roundup.
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kOMO - Guiding Light.
ll:45. Vic and Sade
KJR-Other Wife. II AS
Plain Bill
K ! r One VS.. Has
Women OF Courage
KTBI - Milady's Music
f1-AE Nous
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pei Chimes
KVI-Song Shop: s
Hymnal.
KOMO-Victor Ldndlahr.
kJR-Farm ana Home
KIRO - Helen Trent,
B:45 Gal Sunday
iKTBl - Rainbow Trio.
6:45. Chapel Songs.
100 A. NJ.
KMO-John B Hughes;
eI5. Dental Program
x V i Time. Tune,
Topics.
lKOMO-Julia Blake; e:l5
Bess johnson.
KJR-Farm and Home:
9:l5. News.
| KIRO - Life Beautiful;
Gas. Woman in White
X T B Il News. Dos,
Music e:l5, Morning
Musicale.
800 A. Nj.
/ KMO-Front Page Far
rell: a45, III Find Ny
Way.
K V i Time. Tune,
Topics. s:45, Carolyn
Davis.
lKOMO-Ellen Randolph;
e:45 Dr. Kate.
KJR-Frontiers Of Amer
lean Life. 9 40, Ann
Sterling.
! KIRO-happiness. 3 as
Word TO Wives
KTBI Musicale. e45,
News.
10 100 A. NJ.
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pV Homes.
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lude. l0;15. Choral Hr.
KOMO-Light OF World.
1915. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker.
Horizons
1915 Aunt Jenny.
KTBI-Ladies Page.
1880 A. Nj.
* NJ o Wayne West;
1O:45, Studio, 10 .55
News
KVI-Salute to Americas
| KOMO - Valiant Lady
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ter
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lO:45, Midstream
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lO:45. Kate Hopkins
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Mood. l045, Music
1855 News
ll:00 A. Nj.
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Flindt ana Crew
KVI-Mar Today. II .o5
Concert
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has. Ma Perkins
! KJR-Orphans OF Dr.
vorce: 1l:15 Amanda
KIRO-Ths Man I Mar
ried 1l:l5. Treasury Of
Song
lKTBI - Musical NeWsry
ll.I5. SONGS You Like
1880 4. NJ.
KMO - OTchestra. II IS
Christian Science
[ KNI-ConCert Hour
lKOMO - Guiding Light.
Il45 Vic ana SADIE
KJR-Other Wife. li:45
Plain Bill
KIRO - News: y AS
Woman OF Courage
KTBI - Miladys Melo-
dies. i as. News.
II NOM
KAiO - cast. u is
News.
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Time.
EOMO-BackstaEe Wife
1915. stella Dallas
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l2lS News
KRO - Singin Sam.
Mvrt and AsTgs
RTBI-Husics. Diner.
1880 7. NJ.
ENO - johnson Family
i2+S seas good
BaiueE
XIV Up arm Reports
l2.45. Waltz Matinee
KONO - Lorenzo Jones.
l2-45 Wider Brown
KJR-Matinee
K r o - Housewives
l2.45 Stepmother
ETBI init Music y ss-
O.d Time TInes-
LOO =. NJ.
kNO Top Tune Tine
lis. Confessions Of a
CorsalT
XVI - Mystic Melodies.
us. Rhythm Review
EOMO-Houe Of Brave,
1913. Porris Blake
EJR - Richard BROOKS
1918 Cecil SoLy
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Ror any Mods
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Hymnal..
Lndlahr.
hJR-Farm ana Home
KIRO - Helen Trent,
BIAS Gal Sunday
iKTBl - Rainbow Trio.
S:45. Chapel Songs.
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KOMO-Light OF World
1918. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker
Horizons.
1915 Aunt Jenny.
KTBI-Ladies Page.
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Happy Homes
KVl-Hews. 1000, Choir =
al Hour.
KOMO-Lieht of World.
10:l5. Mystery Man
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
KIRO- Bright Horizons
1918, Aunt JENNY
X 7 B | - Ladies Page
TOaIS Garden LADY
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KMO - The Bookworm !.
ll.i5. Ebert LaSchelle
KNI-The War Today.
1905, Concert.
KVI-Concert Hour
KOMO-Agalnst Storm.
l1:15. Ma Perkins
K j r - Orphans OF Dr.
vorce. ll:15. Amanda
KIRO-T'he Man ! Mar
ried; l1:l5, Golden
Treasury.
X 7 BI - Melody Mart
ll:l5. Songs You Like
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iCas.
K O NJ O-Vallant Lady,
1913. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR - Into the Light
l0:45. Midstream
KIRO - Fletcher Wiley,
lO:45. Kate Hopkins
KTBI - South American
Mood 10 as, Music
1888, News.
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News
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Evening star., 1941-02-04
BuIgar Agriculture Chief,
Sfanch Axis Friend, Quits
R1 the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FIeSS.
SOFIA. Bulgaria; Feb 4.-Agricul-
ture Minister F. Bagrianoff, known
as a stanch friend of Germany and
advocate of Bulgarian cooperation
with the axis, resigned suddenly to-
day.
Informed sources said he had dis
agreed with Premier Bogdan Philoff
over the question of passage for Nazi
troops through Bulgaria.
Bagrianoff had been mentioned as
a possible successor to Philoff as
Prime Minister and his resignation
was seen in some quarters as tenn
porary setback to German influence
in this country
Philoff himself took over Bagrian-
offs portfolio.
Bagrianoff recently visited Ger
many and Italy and talked with
Fascist and NaZi leaders.
His action came out of clear sky.
Philoff was called to the royal palace
by King Boris in mid-afternoon and
an hour and half later when
Parliament opened read the mon
arch's announcement that Bagrian-
offs resignation had been accepted.
The agriculture ministry is the
most importaf post in the Bull
garian cabinet- -hext to the PREMIER
ship because nine -tenths of the pop
ulation is engaged in farming.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
NiemoeIIer Reported Converted
To Catholicism in Nozi Prison
Path to Freedom May
Be Opened to Lutheran
Cleric, Held 43 Months
BY LOUIS P. LOCHNER,
Associated Press War Correspondent.

BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Protestant cir
cles received reports today that the
Rev. Martin Niemoeller, fighting
Lutheran pastor and World War
submarine commander who has
been in prison or concentration
camp for the past 43 months, had
become converted to Catholicism.
1t was understood that Mr.. Me
moeller had been studying Catholic
writings for months in his cell at
the Sachsenhausen concentration
camp and had told friends that he
believed Catholicism was the best
form of Christianity.
Definite confirmation of Mr.. Me
moeller's conversion was not OBJ
tainable from close friends today
because Frau Niemoeller has been
away from Berlin for fortnight.
His friends, it was understood, were
aware he had said that before
finally deciding whether to embrace
the Catholic faith he would have
another talk with his wife.
1t is generally known in Protes-
tant circles that for weeks he had
been wrestling with the problem
of abandoning his Protestant faith.
Should 1t prove true that Mr..
Evening star., 1941-02-04
By the Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Feb. 4.-Wendell L.
Willkie on a Whirlwind visit to neu-
tral Fire talked with Prime Minister
Eamon de Valera at length today.
but was silent on the subject of the
interview
Before meeting Mr.. De Valera, the
1910 Republican presidential can
didate had said he intended to queS-
ton Mr.. De Valera on the subject
of Irish ports and bases-repeatedly
sought by Great Britain for defense
against the German counter block
ade.
Mr.. de Valera had refused to per-
nit the use of Irish territory to
either British warShip or planes,
declaring it would violate Fires
steadfaSt neutrality.
Il had long discussion with Mr.
De Valera before and during lunch
about the position of Ireland. the
international situation and so forth, -
Mr. Willkie said.
LAS to what the discussion was
about, I obviously cannot say, but
we did have very long and inter
esting discussion"
Back in England by PM.
Mr.. Willkie arrived in Dublin at
11:40 am. and was back in Eng
land by 3 pm
1t was expected that later today
he would see King George VI and
Queen Eliza beth
Mr.. Willkie few from Dublin to
Speke Airdrome, outside Liverpool,
and, after a short stop there, flew
on to Heston Airfield, on the out
skirts of London.
I'm very happy to be in Ireland,
which many millions of Americans
regard as the land of their fore
fathers" Mr.. Willkie said as he
stepped out of the plane which
brought him from England.
Wants Full War Picture.
Before leaving England, he said
he wanted to talk to Mr.. De Valera
80 I can have a full and complete
picture of the war situation"
The American, who had feared
his limited time in England would
not permit visit to Ireland. made
(see WILLKIE, Page A-5O
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Wheeler Chorqes
No Army Planes
Fit for Combat
Not q Single One
Suitable for Modern
Warfare, He Says
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Wheeler. Democrat, of
Montana said today he had ABB
solutely reliable" information that
the Army does not now have a
single plane suitable for combat
service in modern warfare"
Senator Wheeler declined to dis
close his source of information. but
declared he was convinced of its
reliability
During 1910, he declared, total war
plane deliveries were 1884, of which
he said 2,308 went to Great Britain
and other foreign countries and 576
went to the Army and Navy.
On January l, Senator Wheeler
said, the Army had 639 planes, di-
(See WHEELER, Page A-3D