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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

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Would make us forget what our
forefathers knew:
To plough our own field--with our
musket beside us,
Nor drink of the potion our
enemies brew.
Let's band together--no room for
strangers.
Join hands alI-and time to call
tune.
Step from the tall trees, tall forest
rangers,
Your long rifles shedding the
scales of the moon.
Time 10 be American as corn-pone
and honey,
Time To be American as Lincoln
and Lee,
Time 10 tell strangers, "NQw see
here, sonny,
We don't look for trouble, but
you'd best let us be-"
Listen, listen. wild-folk, footsteps
are falling
Point your ears and listen, pos
sum and coon,
Far through the hills n far horn
l. calling.
\ ghost-horn is calling. Boone
-. Boone Z. Boone"
ELLIS G., CROMWELL
SHALL WE SEND THEM OFF
TO WAR;
OHALL we send them off tC
~ Those, whom we In anguish
bore,
And have cherished from their
birth,
Knowing well their precious
WORTH
Long nights have we lain awake
Planning pleasures for their sake
Long days have we toiled and
shaved
That from suffering they'd b'
saved.
Tended each small wound Will
care.
Taught them pain IN others spare
Told them how 70 value life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

BERLIN. Oct. 4.-QNS)-
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's
prediction in his Sportspalast
speech of the historical effect
of his decision TO strike at Rus
STA was in sharp contrast with
the historical prophecy he made
at the start of Germany's con-
fiict with Britain.
Then. he said the war which
was starting against the Brit
ish Empire and France would
shape the des;inies of Germany
for a thousand years.
This time he declared that,
in ordering his legions to march
against the Soviets, he de
cided to fight the battle which
will determine the course OF the
next hundred years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Hitler
Returns
To Front
BY HUGO SPECK
IrtI News Service stan Correspondent


BERLIN, Oct. 4.-Chancellor
Hitler today prepared TO return
to his war headquarters at the
eastern front after telling the
German people that Russia already
is beaten, although the Nazis adj
mittedly plunged into the vast
Russian campaign without the
slightest idea of the gigantic
preparations of our foe"
After only three and half
months of fighting in the east,
Hitler said, the Soviets, utter de-
feat now is being sealed by new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Germans Claim
Palace Of Cars


BERLIN, Oct. Occupation OF
the former Summer-palaee of the
Russian cars, at Tsarko Selo.
s out hwest of Leningrad. was
claimed by the Berlin radio today
claimed by the Berlin radio today.
Defeat of a Soviet expedition
which attempted a landing near
Strelja, on the Gulf of Finland,
was announced officially. A COM
munique said 1000 Russian soldiers
were killed and three Soviet motor
boats and two tugs were sunk.
A transport ship was set on fire.
In addition, it was announced,
German tank formations yesterday
pierced Soviet positions on the
southern front and repulsed a
series of Red-arny counter-at-
tacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

And England must be free
To fight heroic battles
For the sake of you and me.
With England licked they tell me
That we would he the next,
But this. instead OF helping me,
just leaves me more perplexed.
III England is our loyal friend,
III Hitler does abhor us,
Since when do we need someone
else
To do our fighting for u.s.
IL Hitler can't take England,
Tho his armies are quite near,
How in blazes is that bozo
Gonna get way over here?
But then the patriots holler loud,
"Our trade would be a fright"
So breaking thru the balIyhoo
i seem 60 see light.
Not sell defense or high ideals
And all that sort OF truck;
We really have TO fight TO save
The good old American buck.
oh. there'lI always be an England
And England will he free
To help us In deciding
Just how the world shall he.
We have eight points to fight for
Peace points OF course you
know
But / recall I heard them all
just twenty years ago.
These aims for which we're fight
Ing,
We hope, will end all war,
But I'm a little doubtful
Since they didn't once before.
II IL fine 10 he patriot,
It's fine To raise a fuss,
But are we certain that this war
Is quite the thing for us:
When we write the final chapter,
After all the fuss and noise,
I hope II isn't written
With the blood Of American
BOYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Dieppe under a truce, were still
moored in the harbor.
The hitch in plans TO exchange
the German prisoners for 1900
wounded Britons resulted FIR o m
requests" advanced by the Ger
man government. British authori-
ties declared today
They said the delay arose after
the German government made
certain requests VII C h affected
the composition of the G m n
nartY for exchange"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Faces Murder Charge
In Shooting Of Untle

Salvatore MaStrantonio. 80. ac-
cused OF shooting his uncle.
Frank Mastrantonio, in their
rooming house at 2147 Baldwin
avenue. today faced examination
October 8 on a first degree muir
der charge. He stood mute when
arraigned yesterday before Re-
corder's Judge Christopher +.
Stein and was held without bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Evacuation Figures

BERLIN. Oct. 4.-INS)-
More than 100000 mothers,
$4,000 babies, and 10000 older
children have been evacuated
from air raid zones in the last
year, Propaganda. Minister Paul
Joseph Goebbels said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
DRIVE ON MOSCOW

LAfter turning the right and
left flanks S ON VIII ere near.
Kursk, this account said, Won
Rundstedt plans TO drive against
Moscow and also to the south.
(Stating this apparently was
the offensive referred 10 yester-
day by Chancellor Hitler, the
Mail said fierce battles ragged
along the Russian lines protect
ing Kharkov and Kursk, with
panzer units probing for any
weak Soviet spotS)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS,
~ FOR the freedom Of the
- The beauty Of its argOsies
Its subs that lOiter under water,
Its periscopes that mark for
slaughter.
q for the freedom of the seas,
It's unrestricted liberties,
The free born banners Of ITS gales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

in sad contrast to last nights al
most gay scene, when the Germans
embarked aboard the Dinant.
Last night the thoughts of the
Germans had turned 10 their
homeland. But today they could
see scant possibility of beginning
their journey across the water 10
Dieppe and then 10 the Reich in
the immediate future.
To add TO the cherries morning
scene, the weather turned bleak
and chilly. with a cold wind whip
ping across the harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
More Volunteers
Called by Italy
International News service Cable

ROME, Oct. 4.-Italy today an
nounced her first large-scale call
for volunteers since the war be-
gan. Men from IL TO 20 may be
enrolled the first two weeks in
January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
NdziS Retreat
On CentrdI Front,
Russia Reports
Moscow and Free
Czecho- Slovakia .
Sign Military Pact

MOSCOW. oct. 4. A German
retreat OF Is miles on one sector
of the central front was reported
in Soviet adviceS today as the
high command announced destruc-
ton Of a Nazi submarine by the
Russian northern fleet.
Meanwhile. the Moscow radio
announced the Soviet and Free
CZecho-StoVakian high commands
have concluded a military agree
ment for cooperation against Ger
-, anu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set at zoe p Today
and rise tomorrow at s.33 a. m,
The moon viii rise today Al 6.02 p. M,
and set tomorrow at g Al A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
RUSH REINFoRCEMENTs

These advices said the Germans
have rushed up heavy reinforce
ments, including secopd-line troops
from the Baltic countries, ano
thrown them into the battle.
"a Births h radio broadcast
heard by CHS, claimed the Ger
man high command is planning
a two-pronged offensive on Mos
COW, from Kharkov in the south
and--LaRiHsHat- the north.
THE London Daily Mail re-
ported from S o C k h | m that
German General Won Rundstedt
has launched vast new often
sive on the southern front to
smash through the junction be-
tween Soviet forces commanded
by Marshals Timoshenko and
Budenny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
HESS MENTIONED

Rumors regarding the conces-
sions ranged all the way from Sc
German women supposedly en-
route from the Isle of Man to
Rudolf Hess. the former No. 3
Nazi leader now a prisoner of war
in Britain.
The scene here this morning was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

It's ebb and flow that never fails,
Freedom TO rage II tempests roar,
Freedom to fondle quiet shore,
Freedom to speak in tones OF
thunder,
Freedom to worship it's blue dome
under.
o for the freedom of the seas,
AdmiraIs, buccaneers, piracies,
For the ships of peace and the
ships OF war,
A hearty old salt to the core.
For Iadings deep and cargoes full,
For the tropic trades and their
steady pull,
+Himeheuse- whaEfs and the isles of
Greece,
China seas, and a golden fleece.
@ for the freedom OF the seas,
The haze of its infinities,
Its cobalt greys, Its rudy wines,
Its garnet vests, its almandines
The gonfalons of its far flung lines,
Its whims, its moods, Its loves, its
hates,
They only know who share Its
fates.
CLARENCE r. MILLIGAN.
227 Colburn Ave,
Clark's Summit, Pa.
September I, l941.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
Wyntoon, McCloud, California.
Dear MIR. Hearst:
MCE having "Come On,
- Sucker" and The Ten Per
~ Cent and the Ninety Per
Cent" published in your column
last May / have Travelled through
some sixteen states sounding out
the people on their attitude
towards going to war. From West
Virginia TO New York and west to
California 1 went questioning every
type of person l met. The people
still say, "No"
Arm" the people say, arm for
defense, hut not one boy should go
across. Aid England but not so
much that we weaken ourselves"
Many are beginning to grumble
since the English statesmen have
begun 90 tell us that we are not
helping enough in their fight to
protect u.s." With grim American
humor the people laugh at the
feeble attempts OF our government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
POINTS TO MANY SIGNS


-iAf here are mauy signs That
such action may be taken i'm the
near future, with as little warn
ing as accompanied the occupa-
tioB of Iceland.
IF Free Speech ends In this
country. IL means that we are
no longer a free people. 1t
means that we are about 10
enter dictatorship and probably
foreign war. Ii means that we
will be forced 10 do this against
the will of the people, just rs
we have been forced into an
: undeclared naval war against
the will of our people
Stretching the dangers America
now faces. Lindbergh continued
"The interventionists claim we
have reached our present posi-
ton by taking steps which the
majority Of the people approved
of, and that, therefore. the will
OF the people has prevailed.
.'The fact is that we have
reached this position by follow
ing the false promises of the
interventionists and our admins
tration TN Washington.
Not one step the administra-
tion has taken In these last two
years has been placed honestly
before our people as A step
toward war.
IIKENED TO REICHSTAG
"They have not only turned
their backs on their campaign
promises but they have been
treating our Congress more and
more as the German Reichstag
has been treated under the NaLi
regime.
Congress, like the Reichstag,
Is not consulted"
Pointing TO the consequences o
entering the war Lindhergh-as
serted that il would be necesSar,
10 turn America into an armet
camp, create military fore,
strong enough to cross the Atlanti
and invade the continent and sur
yive a coming wave OF proStratlon
famine and disease.
The aviator charged that ad
ministration leaders have not pre-
scented a fair picture OF these con
sequences.
1T IL essential for rs TO realize
that what we used 10 call repre-
sentative government. American
independence and the American
way OF life is rapidly becoming n
thing OF the past" he said.
'Recently--nO one will ever
know tire exact date-we began
following a road which involved
the abandonment Of our most
fundamental customs and tradi-
fi0ns. we must face that fact
that you and i and our genera
fiOn have lost our American
heritage. IL IL no longer a case of
defending IL. IL is case Of re-
building g."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
BATTLING AT ODESSA

"Soviet forces resOlutely at
tackled the enemy at the APP
prOaches to Odessa and de-
stroyed IS field guns and one
long range battery.
give n und red and sixty
enemy soldiers were killed when
they were trapped In a mine
field on the southwestern sector
OF the front.
"Bombers over the northwest
sector destroyed SO trucks
loaded with infantry troops and
many guns and fuel dumps"
Earlier the high command an,
hounced destruction of a MAJ
submarine by the Soviet northern
fleet.
Russian military dispatches sale
the heaviest fighting around Len
ingrad now is taking place q
miles from the city, along tn,
railroad leading to Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Stain Assures
Allies He Can
Last The Winter
Beyond That, Soviet
Resistance Depends
on Flow of Supplies
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Int1 News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-Des-
pite Adolf IIitler's claim that Rus
STA already is beaten. Premier
Josef Stain, it was learned on
high authority today, has assured
the United States and Great Brit
ain that the Soviet armies will
be able 10 hold out this Winter.
Stain further has expressed
confidence that the Russian armies
will be able TO hold out next
Spring il the United States and
Great Britain deliver the supplies
requested by the Soviet govern
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

"GueriIlas in the Leningrad
sector continued TO infiict heavy
blows on the enemy" a COM
muniOue said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
WOULD SCRAP MONEY

Hitler added that the results Of
this war will determine the course
OF history for the next century,
and added: We are going 10
establish our economic system on
a continental scale. We shall then
no longer deal with money, but
with man-hours"
Such is Hitler's confidence, he
said:
'In the midst of this gigantic
struggle. have given instruc-
lions To restrict production in
extensive domains. III I thus
reduce production Of war ma
ferials. IL IL only because I know
there Is no adversary left whn
could not be forced to his knees
with the arms already at our
disposal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Gen. Hugh 8. 10 son.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

operations Of great dimensions"
crashing into Red defenses during
the last 48 hours.
By this historic victory, the
Reichsfuehrer told cheering
throngs. in the Berlin sportspalast.
all Europe has been saved from
invasion by eastern hordes He
confirmed that the war may last
much longer. and tacitly con-
fessed that. so long as Russia re-
NAMED a menace. destruction Of
Britain's power was impossible.
HUGE RED LOSSES
As a measure -RuSSia.S-dA-
bacle, Hitler said that $500, 900
Soviet soldiers have been captured
in addition 10 the hundreds Of
thousands killed or wounded.
Although at the close OF 1910
Hitler had promised a complete
victory in 1871. today he rejected
all thought of an early peace as
Europe neared its third Winter OF
warfare.
In his first speech in five months.
Hitler upset predictions and made
only single oblique reference TO
the United States. saying:
"If you read sometimes I'm the
papers about gigantic the plans
of other states, and hear of bill
lions, remember what l say now
they say they always perform
miracles, but they have no
miracles which surpass ours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

to create an incident" 20 arouse
our fighting blood. "Stay home ant
save our own democracy" the,
say, I'VE might lose II trying Il
stuff IL down the throats Of Euro
pean nations"
In the Lockheed Company where
1 worked for several weeks many
Of the $4,000 workers are spending
their own money learning to fly
"just In case" Those young work
ers look at the thousands of planes
they have built and say, "just LEI
the paper hanger try to stick his
nose in here, just let him try"
And the people are still appre'
clating your attempts TO keep US
out of this fight. As one of those
people 1 thank you. Keep II up.
Sincerely yours,
BERT DECKER
CAN THIS BE AMERICA?
BY Bert Decker
Can tAls he America
Bold and free
Built upon love
And liberty:
Love thy nelghbor
All except Nye
Just call him a NsLi
A German-paid spy!
Here we 20
Tramping
And stamping
To war.
Here we 60
Slipping
And tripping
To gore.
The people
Don't want II
But who are they?
Only the rabble
Who pay
And pay.
Can this he America?
Reason doth rule.
But Wheeler can't reason.
Let's call him fool.
We fought for freedom.
Hitler can't say
What we will do,
But Nedgwood's okay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips i'm the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
DEPENDS ON AID

However, the Soviet dictator
has made it plain that Russia's
ability to hold out. especially next
Spring. depends upon the extent
TO which they can be supplied with
military and industrial equipment
by the United States and Great
Britain.
In the tri-partite conferences
with the American and British
missions in Moscow. Stain pre-
sented 2-point major program OF
Soviet requirements.
This program envisages the de-
livery TO the Soviet Union OF
nearly half a billion dollars worth
of war supplies from the United
States and Great Britain between
now and next Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
RAIL REQUIREMENTS

The supplies required include
large quantities OF raw materials.
machine tools, and rolling stock
for the Russian railways.
w. Averefi Hartman, head of
the American mission. and Lord
Beaverbrook. chief of the British
mission, both promised Stain that
their respective countries would
do everything possible TO meet the
Soviet requirements.
Those aware Of what Russia
wants believe, however. that the
American civilian production will
have TO be drastically restricted
IL Moscow's requirements are to
be met in full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
1000 PLANES NOW

The first part of the program
covers the immediate aid wanted
by the Soviet government This
includes delivery of approximately
1000 fighting planes within the
next 10 weeks. It also calls for
large quantities Of aviation gaso-
line. airplane engines and parts,
tanks. anti-tank guns and trucks.
The second part OF the program
covers Tong term requirements OF
the Soviet Union.
This part envisages the delivery
throughout the Winter Of a steady
stream of industrial equipment to
bolster Russia for a Spring cam
paign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
lindhergh Sees
Free Rule Ending
In Last Speech
Congress Likened
70 Nazi Reichstag;
Says We Must Act
IniernsiiOnal Nev, serios Wlre

FORT WAYNE. Ind oct -
The administration has shown los
many signs that il may clamp
down on free speech and end free
government in America. Charles
"A. Lindbergh declared last night.
IN his firSt address since charges
OF anti-semiuSm were hurled at
him following a speech at Des
Aioines. the aviator said that he
had been speaking against war
for two years with no motive
"other than the welfare Of my
country and my civilization
II do not speak out Of hate
for any individgals or any peo-
pie" be continued .Rut neither
have tried to avoid facts in
order TO make my spe he's
politically popular
SEES BAN ON ELECTIONS
Lin3bereii charged the nation
was being pushed into war by
incidents created by the admins
tration and indicated has belief
The next step may be a ban on
free elections.
1.-THE time has come when we
must consider even that" he
Sale.
Lndbergh opened his address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Tended each small wound with
care.
Taught them pain 10 others spare.
Told them how 20 value life
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07

PARIS DINERS-OUT
NEED INGENUITY

yICHY, June French res
taurant customers soon viii be
able 20 discard their SCISSORS.
which have been used 70 clip
food tickets from ration cards
The cards viii be perforated tc
make the tickets detachable Z
Besides scissors or folding
knives with scissor attachments.
which hsyc been 81 4 preHsiuns
frruuenterx ~ restaurants. coffee
houses and TEA -roswsx usually
carry small boxes nf lump sugar.
since only zaechsrine il served
in public places
Many have special folders for
their food cards. with little trans
parent rockets fer change slips
privsseged diners~out also
take along frsodsts1ffs received
frusn abroad. s0fsaefinnes xrrsuggIed
II BY friends These include soiu.
Die coffee cheese. mustard
xweiback. preserved butter ard
various aeaSezesez
Like other aIsexs. Americans
have their earn specsalitSes--Eys
whsskny and pearut butter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07

Eorberg Thompson and A
Maitland Adams nearly tao
weeks ago completed Ilegotia.
lions for The $4,000 purchase II
Rest Beach. > warranty deed II
County Clerk Ross Sawyer's Of.
flee revealed today ssT
The deed, filed late yesterday
afternoon. was dated Msy u. the
lime when Thompson and Adams
acquired the property from South
Sh0rs Development Company ~
an ssinnafed prize III $4,000
Through ttse Rpss Beach psW-
chaae. Tfsoa1paon ard Adams
n0@ are tfae 0wnefS q the iarg-
ess privately owned beach " Key
West. i tract with i fsuntaae IT
1850 fest
Adams today sid ne ard
Thompson haye no immediate
plans for development II TIE
beach
We hAa pganassd y eUasassts
able development AdasFs sad
hut because "a she degenae
emergency We have decided 70
bod ire property Ser % iades-
Inise tinae wish0as rnaksnK Ina
pscvcs3nsa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07
TEACHERS WILL
ATTEND SCHOOL
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
ENROLMENT IN SUM-
MER SESSION

W. Z. Fowler, principal of the
Harris school, accompanied by
three of the schools teachers, Mrs.
Mavereen Meador. Miss Jennie
Mae johnson and Mrs. Ethca
Stricken, left Key West this morn
ing to attend summer school.
Driving together as far as Tai
lahassee, the group will separate
there, with the teachers attending
classes at the Florida State Col
lege for Women, while Fowler
will go on to Nashville, Tenn, to
college.
After receiving his masters de-
gree at Peabody in August. Fow-
Ter will drive to Kentucky To
spend week with his father,
then visit friends in Memphis,
Tenn, before returning here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-07
NAILS SUBSTITUTE
WOOD FOR COTTON
fnv A.serlafea Pressl

BERLIN, June Wood fiber
may dethrone King Cotton" in
Maxi Germany.
Big scale preparations. based
on work BY the Kaiser Wilhelm
Institute for Research. are being
made to insure a continuous sup
ply Of wood. About $4,000 acres
have been devoted exclusively to
growing Of giant poplar trees.
considered best for wood fiber.
The trees. cultivated from pop
lar trees from Siberia, North
America and the Rhine, grow %
10 40 percent faster than or
binary poplars. according to DR..
Won Wetfstein of the institute
Two years after the young trees
have been planted their sprigS
can be harvested.