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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
Jap Tred(hery
Once Defeated
Russia Knox

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 1e
UNS). Secretary of the Navy
Knox warned the nation today
that it is faced with what prom
ises, TO be a long and costly war
against formidable enemi es
equipped with powerful land and
sea forces and the largest naval
force, at present. in the Western
Pacific, where most of the sea
fighting will be done"
Knox. speaking AT graduation
exercises for the United States
Naval Academy'S class of 1912
added however, that formidable
though our enemies may be you
can be sure that victory-eventu-
ally and inevitably-will be ours.
The navy chief cautioned that
1--WE must not underestimate the
enemy" pointing cut that then
forces include a huge and highly
efficient army which, until very
recently. carried all before it or
the continent Of Europe" and "a
large, well-trained air force"
LEADERS SKILLED
"Their men are brave with the
bravery of fanaticism," he told
the SAT graduating "middies' s.
and a nationwide radio audience.
Their leaders are skilled i'm the
art of war. And these leaders
will he completely without honor
or scrupIe I'm fighting the war
since only In this way can they
hope TO win"
Knox reviewed events in nego
| tiationS between the United State.
and Japan that were going on ever
as Nipponese bombers were drop
ping bombs on Pearl Harbor De
cember z. and declared that "S
more damning account of infamou!
/ Itreachery was never recorded il
the history of the world"
"But we ought to have been
on our guard against treachery,"
the secretary continued. Tf we
had studied Japan's record I'm
the war with Russia, when, In "A
similar manner, they descended
upon the Russian feet at "A mo-
ment when those two nations
were still at peace and destroyed
that feet without warning-if
we had studied that and remem-
bered that, we would not have
been surprised.
HALF HOUR ENOUGH
let US profit. and you young
men who are going into the
service particularly must profit,
from this lesson that one Of the
greatest and most effective fac
tors In war Is the element of
surprise-both for our offense
and for our defense"
Knox contended that one-half
hour notice that Japanese bomberS
were headed for Hawaii would
have made all the difference in
the world" He pointed out that
the Japanese assault was made in
three attacks. with the third fol-
lowing two hours after the first
'With all of the resources
that were left to the same army
and navy" he said. 1--WE were
ready, and that attack never got
home"
He explained that American
forces threw up such a heavy bar
rage from every gun and every
ship" that japanese bombers at.
tempting to strike The third time
were driven off without making a
single hit with torpedoes or the
slightest damage to any ships or
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19

scientious obiectors to which he
had been ordered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Report Limit
Catches in Two
Small Ponds
By Don GILLIEs

Bass and blueGul fishermen
leel,irg for some good spots this
weekend might Try their luck in
Nowlan and Cusic lakes. two
small ponds in north Macomt
.suniy Pete Quick. who operates
the Cedar Inn al Romeo. says
anglers have been coming into his
Place al week reporting limit
catches Bluegills are going for
r-ubs. though fly casters report
a picnic With flies.
lake 81. Clair. Algonac to Belle
Isle is Just fair for bass. Walleyes.
however, are somewhat better,
Bluegills have been biting good in
Anchor Bay. but perch continue
poor.
St Clair River from Port Huron
10 -Algonac has been generally
POOR, except in the vicinity OF
Sfarysrila. Fresh northerly winds
above Port Huron in the vicinity
OF Port Austin have temporary
slowed up bass fishing. but this
6on11tion should improve by the
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Service Men TO Get
BARGAIN at M Games

ANN ARBOR. July 1.-THE
University of Michigan department
of athletics is going TO do its part
in national defense.
Fritz Crisler announced service
men in uniform will be admitted
TO the Wolverine home games at
a bargain rate. 30 cents plus tax.
There are five games on the
Michigan home schedule. ticket
sale for which will open August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
CONTINUES FAIR

Fishing continues fair in south
Oakland County, but conservation
officers report poor catches IN the
northern part Of this county.
+. c. LainoureauX, district con-
servation supervisor at jackson,
reports extra good bluegill and
bass fishing in Winnipeg Lake,
Calhoun County; Dewey Lake,
LRnaWee County, and Hall Moon
ard Aattison Lakes in Gratiot
County.
Lake fishing continues fair to
-e-.,a u Enughton, St. Helen, Man
iStee and MiSsaukee Lakes in the
F6Sc0nTIFon area. Trout fishing.
however. has slowed up due 10 hot
weather and low water. Only oc-
casional catches have been re-
ported. Chiefly night fishing for
browns.
John Booth OF Mic headquarters
saws fishermen are scarce m the
district. Streams are low. with no
fly matches reported for several
DAYS. t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Hank Praised
By His Officers
AT Fl. Custer
BY CLINTON GREEN
Inti News service stas Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. July 1.-THE
army could Use whole company
of men like Hank Greenbefg.
That's the opinion of one of the
star baseball players officers. His
remark was not of the condescend-
ing type. He was. thinking Of the
moral effect on Hanks comrades
when he said il.
The officer. a lieutenant, must
remain anonymous at his own re-
quest. He pointed to where Big
Henry lowered among group OF
privates. On the outskirts of the
group were more rhdn a score of
civilians with pencils and paper in
hand. They were ready 10 sur
round Hank TO push forward the
implements OF the ever-present
autograph hunter in quest OF the
name of the Detroit Tigers SIS, DOC
a year slugger.
But Hanks buddieS had some
thing TO say and do about this
Deity. the khaki clad men edged
between Greenberg and the press
ing crowd, protecting him from
the autograph hunters.
That's what mean about
morale" the lieutenant said.
when soldiers start looking out
for each other even during recre-
alton hours, you can bet your
outfit has morale.
II wish l had company OF
Greenbergs. And II this pace
keeps up, and there Is no reason
why IL shouldn't, we will have
company of Greenbergs before
the year is out"
Hank gave the army otheI
"shotS" of the morale medicine
Many OF his evenings were Spen
outside of Fort Custer-speakinl
at civic functions. He did thi:
gladly although he rarely got bach
into camp before midnight and still
had to get up in the early morn
ing hours with the other privates
The officers have something Il
say on the point raised by severa
perSonS-why Hank hasn't beer
given n job as a recreation dipec
tor. They emphasize the morale
point in citing their reasons fol
holding back such an appointment
They feel Hank should make hi:
own way and that he will-that
the same temperament which car.
ried him TO the top of professional
baseball will carry him far in the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Decides Sans Foe

Seeking a spot on the D.B.F.
Amateur Day program opposite
Sans, Class b champs, four teams
today start one-game knockout
series.
Acme tangles with JAW ia. as
JAW clashes with Walt Williams,
both games scheduled at $50 p. m.
at Northwestern Field. Winners
play Friday at the same place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Mich. Phone go 4
OlVh Open $50 p NJ. Henry Fonda.
Jane Darweii, "GRAPEs or WRATH"
PLAY GIRL" Kay FranciA Jas. Ellison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
GOOD FOR BROWNS

Boardman continues good fer
browns in the Traverse City area.
Gladwin reports the caddis hatch
over. a few white millers are ap-
gearing on the Pere Marquette
the Baldwin and the Little South
Rivers, however, fish are not feed
inc on them very extensively
Deep trolling for trout is prov
ing best in the Gladwin district
Over Grand Rapids way. where
fishing was excellent last week
end. c. A. Wheeler, conservation
supervisor. reports it has slowed
up somewhat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Alpine uGl ST SSH F s @ T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
nter-County League

SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Meivtndale at InkSter Lindermsn, Inkster
'Mer AZ Plymouth. BEDFORD Twp. ~ Ann
Arhor. Belleville NJ Mars. Romulus Al
Waltz Saline AT Detroit Olymrics. Big Five
at Dearborn Wolverines. All games at
3 p. m.
Garden city at Dearborn Merchants.
Game AT p. m.
Amaze AZ Dearborn Merchants. Game
AZ 3 20 ID m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

cINDEREJ East jefferson az Cop'in
IiubLNLLLh open 1918. Bal. Eve. SOC
Plus Tax James Stewart, Hedy Lamar.
Judy Garland, "ZIEGFELD GIRL" John
Garfield EAST or THE RIVER"
Extral Third Dimeasional Murder"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

crNUDV--Itth and W. Grsad Rive. +
ILNluht Park Free. Kay Francis in
"PLAY GIRL" MURDER 0yEk NEW
YORK" with Sidney Toler, NJ Weaver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

ri lWCnN-Cla~Son. Mica. n. 2-Oi66 4
tLhWOUN Open $50 Pm. Lucille BAH.
"a GIRL, A GUy And A cor" Loretta
Young in LADY FROM CHEYENNE."l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
How Fish Are Biting

r,,rruph r,po' from oacers ihroaShou Mehs
DISTRICT BITING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. oct. 2.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt's statement that
religious freedom" exists in So
Wet Russia was challenged today
by Americans in every walk OF
life. -.
1-epfeSidert in q press con-
ference, said that the constitution
of Soviet Russia was like that of
the United States in that II pro-
tects religion and also the right
TO propaganda against il.
DR.. Alexander Stacey, Russian
born Methodist minister Of Rhine
beck, n. y, an eyewitness of
BolShevik persecution of religious
faiths in the land of the Red flag
said;
II was i'm Russia for several
years after the BolsheviSts took
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

THE report of your statement
yesterday before your press con-
ference as to religion in Russia
Is utterly misleading" Bishop
Wade SAID. printed cOnstitu-
tiuns are worthless anywhere
unless supported by life.
what matters W n ( II @ r
priests or clergymen in Russia
are listed as citizens eligible 10
vote when only one party ballot
is permitted? Undisputed inn
prisonment and staying of tens
of thousands of priests, clergy
men and laymen for religion III
Russia, together with thousands
of closed churches, speak louder
than the printed word.
BASED ON PERSONAL VISITS
"Such statements attributed
10 you indicating freedom of
speech and religious propaganda
in Russia are obviously untrue
when faced with facts. support
for your emergency policies
cannot be secured by ridiculous
unsupported propaganda. Your
speech February 10 of last year
was far more correct than latest
statements to press representa-
tiVes.
II base all this and more upon
my personal repeated visits to
ond administration nf Methodist
work i'm Russia"
Bishop Wade was the head o.
the Methodist Church in Stock
holm for u years and in that pos
his jurisdiction included all o.
Russia.
He came to Detroit a year ant
a half ago as the bishop of this
area but continued as the head o.
his church in Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

cans i'm this country Is one Of
the most mOnstrOus misstate-
ments ever issued out of Wash
ingtOn.
IF Pennsylvania avenue were
i'm Moscow, religious speakers
- ~ndcvs N soapbox and
denOunce Christianity but no re-
ligiOus speaker would he per-
mitted 10 advance its cause"
Borough President George L
Harvey OF Queehs, stated:
president ROOsevelt's re-
marks are obviously another
step towards n shotgun wedding
between the United States and
Russia with war as best man.
ITO say there is any kind Of
freedom In Russia il not only
ridiculous hut is downright Com
munist propaganda.
II would rather get my in
formation of religious freedom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

dead letter and farce. On the
basis of that document. you
could as readily prove there is
freedom of speech and full de-
mOcracy I'm Observation-Disclosures
which not even communists
would claim.
''Th>> anytime has been
frankly and vigorously anti
religious. Religious instruction
outside the hOme-Or I'm groups
of more than four inside the
hOme-tO children under 10, is
strictly prohibited"
DENOUNCE CHRISTIANITY
The Rev Edward Lodge Cur
ran, president of the Catholic
Truth Society, said:
president ROOsevelt's decla-
ration that Russian citizens pos
sess the same freedom OF
religion as enjoyed by AmeTi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

power. Lenin had ordered them
10 destroy religion and they
waged a ruthless campaign
against priests, ministers and
rabbits.
SAW PRIESTS KILLED
"I saw priests Silled at the
and ,,SurcksS burned down
or converted into apartment
houses. Services were inter-
rupted and christianity con-
demned as an emey of the state.
"All religious leaders were
either executed, thrown I'm jail
or forced into silence"
Eugene Lyons. editor Of the
American Mercury and author OF
many authoritative books OF
Russia:
Getting the Soviet constitu-
tiOn means exactly nothing since
that constitution has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
FOR DRINK HABIT

Excessive drinking often tends TO cause
tangled nerves. nervous irritability, fatigue,
loss of efficiency and weakened faculty OF
Judgment. Should you have problem OF ex-
cessive drinking in your home. Just put
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cTovey, or can get II for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
USED AS PROPAGANDA

Complaining that Comrnunis
Party publications had used Mr.
RooSevelt's statement IN their in
sidious propaganda campaign,
Mr.. Dies continued:
Freedom Of religious wor-
ship is and has always been non
existent i'm Soviet Russia.
"The history OF the Soviet re-
gIme in this connection Is not
one about which there can he
any debate. Stains record
makes "A mockery of his cOnsti-
tuition"
The letter took great pains L
recall 10 the President the nu
merous instances of "Communis
deHble-deaiinG .
Dies recalled, for example. how
Communists picketed The Whit,
House for weeks after Stain ha'
signed his pact with Hitler. TIL
Texan wrote:
They carried banners de-
nouncing YOU and NeHr policies
rs imperialistic. They organ
lied and supported strikes and
sabotage I'm many OF the prin-
cipal defense industries. do
not need TO tell you that they
came near wrecking the defense
program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
BACKED BY EMBASSY

A spokesman Of the Soviet en-
bassv in Washington insisted tina
President Roosevelt had been per
fectly right in citing the article
on religious freedom in Russia.
at il applied absolutely TO the
letter" he asserted "Tf anyone
wants to 20 10 any church, he
can do so any time, and, II he
doesn't wish 10 go 10 any church
he Is free 10 do that and he can
speak his pro and cons on street
corners too"
But Senator Chavez tD) Of New
Mexico in expressing disagreement
with the Presidents statement haC
this 10 say about street corner
oratory.
/ ct might he possible for some
one. courageous enough. 10 get
on soap box on "A street cor
ner i'm Moscow and express his
views. but the chances are that
Is the last you would hear
about him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Gglous freedom
I'm Russia were
utterly mis-
leading a n d
obviously UNI
true
In a tcle-
gram 10 { he
p r O s j q @ n I.
Bishop w a q @
attacked him
for his state
mem ia a ~ tNN
conference that
religious free
dom ina Russia
* NiYttf9llV on
a par with that
in the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Killing of Priests
Told Head Of
Russian Church

Head Of the Methodist Church
in Russia as well as bishop of the
Detroit area, the Rev. Raymond j..
Wade today declared that PreSi-
nonl RnnsoNnlls slafcmonls on re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
ISSUES WARNING

The appeal of The Reverend
Walsh was preceded by a lengthy
statement m which he warned
that the Presidents press con-
ference statement placing religious
freedom in Russia practically or
a par wIth thar IN The United
States "can have disastrous re-
suits unless faced honestly ano
courageouSly.'
"Tne constitutional guaran-
tee" he claimed "muSt be in
terpreted in the light of realities,
not by letter only.
And in that light il is clear
il guarantees only a hollow shell
of religious freedom.
Rep Martin Dies chairman OF
The special committee on UNI
American activities, expressed, m
stronger terms. the same opinion
in "A fvc-page letter he addressed
10 The President in which he asked
Mr.. Roosevelt 10 clarity to the
American people that the Soviet
regime is utterly repugnant and
nowhere more so than in its cruel
pretense to freedom of religious
worship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Gen. Hugh =. Johns
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Starts Right In
and EaseS-Up
SORE JOINTS

The pain OF torturing Observation-Disclosures
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
THURSDAY. October ?. 1871

from a man much more qualified
than our President.
II refer To Pope Plus NJ, who
has said communism il intinsi-
cally wrong and no one who
would preserve Christian civill-
zatiOn may collabOrate with it
In any undertaking what's
On week days enjoy the two
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

constitution gives 10 The Russian
people.
III the President can achieve
this fine serN ice 10 humanity
the Reverend Father ~ j. b.
stated Il am confident he Will
receive new measure of sup
port from CCTtain quarters which
may astonish him, and prove
precious ally In the momentouS
crisis now facing the American
people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

The Wo.piece dress youli
wear as = suit. o.. Torso
hUggtng Jacket has DE-
tachsble white overisy
collar over SELF collar ...
belt q shiny patent The
skirt hangs straight and
narrow from a bodice top
.. Red and white lacquer
plaid print on black rsyon
sheer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

den lives yet never are brought to anyones atten1
tion-eXcept that of the police.
AS worked-somctimes hoping, at other times
in the depths of despair ! unearthed many thou
sands Of cases of the most pltltu sort-a helpless
links in the intcrminable chain of morphinism.
DO not ever call them dope fiends" They are|
not fends but sick people suffering from an Ill
ness for which, so far there is absolutely no cure
For other drug additions such cocaine and
marihuana yes-there may be some hope. But the
only hope for the person who has acquired a crav-
ing for morphine IS to let him have minimum dose
as he needs t-just as the diabetie gets his neces
sary doses Of nsulin
Science still does not know the actual mechanics
Of morphine addiction but 1t can make workable
guess
Morphine is poison When it is introduced
into the blood stream, either directly by injection
or indirectly through the stomach, the body pro-
duces a substance to neutralize ats poisonous CT
fects This unknown substance Is called in nedi-
cine an anti-body But if enough morphine gets
into the system SO much of the anti-body is pro-
duced that il must constantly have morphine TO
unite wth-or else it turns about and attacks the
very organism it was created TO protect-destroys
it. with horrible suffering as the result.
Now what science needs 10 dscover-before
there can be a sure cure for the morphine az It
is some substance which will break up the l.
BODY or neutralize it forever in the system.
In most cases the morphine victim took the
fatal step without ever realizing 1t! You, your son
or your daughter might walk into the pitfa one
day with equal innocence-and after the first step
it would be too late.
Here is the way it sometimes happens.
Several years ago there came TO my office tall,
broad-shouldercd, handsome chap of twenty-eight
or So well-drcssed and soft-spoken We will call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

vT1WENTY enslaved friend of DR. Arthur
then medical officer the Fox Hills Veterans Hospital
medical science could
the untold crowded his lie
But the night this startling discovery made Dr. La Roc
dedicated the his helping
people who addicted drugs For twenty he has carried
racketeers of the underworld
exclusive The American Weekly President
tells breaking
the hopeless lives morphine addcs he has known With
knowledge overlord
their huge money-making drug traffic.
Don't call them dope nds pleads DR. La Roe Morphine adj
diets not ends but sick the laws of make
crime them the only medicine that will do good
morphnel"
1t the underworld that keeps that the books What
Americans do about
-Four things the doctor suggests:
Repeal the Harrison Drug Act OF 1914 which makes
for doctor dose Of morphine addict and for
such sufferer his pocket the medicine that keep
him from horrible
2 Recognize chronic morphine poisoning a disease.
j. Put and child who OF this disease
on daily
that works
Place the entire administration the hands of
the Federal Government
49, II is tragedies like those of Danny Maloy and his sweetheart Mary,
promising Fred Markham Julia little
oaoy that making DR. he
carries on his JUS
serves his Army Med
real Corps He tells stories
for readers