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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
ESCORTED ACROSS STATE

They were escorted back Ia De
'troit today across the state from
Holland, by a guard Of Michigan
State motorcycle troopers who
have stood guard over her royal
Ihighness during her Michigan visit.
There were tears IN thc eyes Of
many Holland resident when
The princess waved gOodby TO them
this morning And tears there
were IN many eyes Yesterday when
the princess marched IN black
robcd cape and gown down the
tree shaded streets 10 Hope Me-
mortal Chapel 10 receive her de-
gree
/ Tho Netherlands princess looked
the part OF an hclreSS 10 throne,
when she greeted HollanderS yes
tcrday. Lone drop earrings of
platinum and aquamarlnc swung
in her cars. the color matching
her deep blue eyes. She wore A
print frock feckcd with aqua. 4
silver fox cape about her shoulders
and a small black cloSe-fittlng hat
on her blond hair.
Later Al luncheon. she sat with
Lieut. Coy Frank Murphy on her
left. Mrs Arthur Nandcnburg on
her. right, and seemed genuinely
delighted 10 col acquainted with
her well wiStprS here IN this
country.
The couple Will continue on their
American visit spending three
days with The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt AZ Hyde Park The
princess alone was a guest at the
White House last Winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
State Sending
Draft Directors
To Labor Camp
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, June 1.-THE state
today ordered conscientious OBJ
iectors removed TO northern woods
for at least years compulsory
labor.
The selective service board re-
vcaled that 101 Michigan youths
have refused TO be drafted for
religious or other reasons. Instead
of being exempted. however. they
are 10 be put 10 work under direc-
ton of the United States Forestry
Service.
First camp is being established
on a farm near Manistee. 1t was
ANNOUNCED that an abandoned
CCC camp deep in the forests
will be used later.
First contingent TO the newly
acquired farm will consist of %
conscientious DIRECTORS, who are
TO report June %. Seventeen
others are 10 leave three days
later for camps in Indiana.
The first contingent ordered to
report included Norman II. Gall
of Flat Rock, Edwin r. Pike OF
185 Hill street, Highland Park.
and Marvin E. Aupperle of 1855
Lakewood avenue, Detroit.
The DIRECTORS will not receive
pay and their expenses will be
paid by church groups. They will
plant trees and do other work OF
national importance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Traffic Violations
Send Two 10 Jail

Two traffic law violators today
were sent TO Jail and two others
received heavy fines from Judge
George T. Murphy.
Hit-run charges against Gus
Carlisle, 80, of 4015 Boston boule-
ward, resulted in 30 days. James
Jackson, Al, of 5807 John r. street,
got 30 days for drunk driving. Leo
J. Schewe, 40, of 14720 Mansfield
avenue, was fined $50 or 80 days.
and Ladislaus Nowicki. 30, of 1869
East Ferry avenue, SIS or Is days.
both for reckless driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
JAW Seeks S25O,OOO
In Eaton Strike Suit
Times star Correspondent,

SAGINAW Itif4ei A suit for
S.tt7h6e6 filed by INC UAW-GfO
against the Eaton Manufacturing
Company IS IN progress here to-
day The sur grew out Of strike
staged a. the Wilcox Rich division
plant Of the Eaton company here
iasi November.
The union contends that The
COMPANY failed 10 live up 10 An
agreement reached December II
which provided that 200 fired
strikers 70 rchircd within a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Receiver Appointed

Federal Judge Ernest A. O'Brfcu
today appointed William G.. Lewis.
former secretary Of the state
liquor control commission, as re-
ceiver of the American Mailing
Company l25 South DIX avenue
and referred the firm 10 the
Bankruptcy Court for liquidation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
u. S. Tests for Women

Open competitive examination,
for women 10 do inspection work
for the government in plants here
was announced today by John y
Ross Of the United States Civil
Service Bureau The test for the
various positions are Ia be held N
the Federal Building Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Gdgnon 10 Tell
|0f More Pdyoffs
AT Frdhnn Trial

Jack Gagnon. principal owner
Of The $500 900 National Sports
Junior Baseball pool, who told of
IpayoffS for former Police Supt.
Fred w. Frahm and other police
Officers. was 10 continue his teSti-
mony today Al the trial Of Frahm
and four suspended policemen.
The trial began yesterday after
a jury of eight women and five
men. one OF them serving as an
ALTERNATE. was selected in the
courtroom OF Circuit Judge Earl
c. Pugsley.
Gagnon. named in the grand
tor, told OF the payofs Al the pre-
| hminary examination Of Frahm
| and the others. He was the first
witness called after The trial jury
had been sworn yesterday. and APP
pearcd on the stand wearing dark
sun glasses which entirely OBJ
scured his eyes.
FORCED TO DOFF GLASSES
lie was asked by Judge Pugsley
Iif they were worn As disguise,
but answered that his eyes were
infected Judge Pugsley, however.
made HIM remove them for a
while so the jurors could see his
face.
On trial with Frahm are Clyde
Raney. James DooleN. James Ben
nett and John MuIllgan, all for
| liner detectives. They are charged
with accepting brides 10 permit
1.-THE operation Of the baseball pool
A. the preliminary examination
1 GagnOn testified Frahm was paid
$4,000 and each Of the detectives
81 500.
Special Prosecutor Chester p.
OHara said that Gagnon will be
, followed on the stand by John
lSidick and John Schell, co-part-
ners IN the pool. He also said that
lClford F.. South. one Of the eight
orlginal defendants who has since
pleaded guilty, has been endorsed
az a state witness.
PERSONNEL OF JURY
The jurors arc Frank Bycraft.
poultry salesman. 1898 Homer
avenue; George NJ Gambrall, con-
Itroller. 1851 Cloverlawn avenue;
Michael Marsh, retired. 1920 Six
ltcenth street Mrs. Annie Beck,
housewife. 5404 Brush street; Mrs.
GLADYS Roger, housewife, 1876 Vine
wood avenue Wyandotte; Mrs.
Lola W. Zerkle, housewife, OF
Dearborn Miss Ruth Hedges,
maid, 1850 Brady avenue, Mrs.
Mildred kaiiting. housewife. 1914
.Wakenden. BEDFORD; Mrs Eleanor
Powers. Stenographcr, 1892 Philip
avenue: Mrs. Hanna Youngdale
housewife. POSI- Fullerton avenue;
Mrs. Sophie BulaS. housewife, 1915
Spencer avenue. Fine j. Niukkala
idicmakcr. 1899 Wclland avenue
and Lcander J. KlecfusS, laundry
salesman. 1889 Littlefield avende
They viii be locked up in tho
BaTlum Hotel during the progress
Iof the trial, which IS expected Il
take about TWO weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Fire in Brass Foundry

Firemen answered a two-alarm
fire in the casting shop of the
American Brass Company, West
Jefferson and McKlnistry avenues,
early today a half-hour battle
prevented spread of the fire 10
other parts Of the plant. The cause
was undetermined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

College where she was honoTeu
with The degree
II believe these hOnOrS are a
gesture OF friendship 10 my peo-
pie. am grateful for your
kindness. 40 happy to have come
10 your city where live 20 many
Of my eOuntrymen.'
Travelling with only one suitcase
and a small travelling bag. the
princess and Prince Bernhard viii
board A New York Central east
bound train here AT 4:45 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Princess Juliana Leaves Detroit With
Hope College Degree
By VERA BROWN

Princess 1ulians OF the Nazi-
invaded Netherlands. with new
degree Of doctor Of laws after hcr
lIlE trlous name: viii leave Detroit
late today with her prince conSort
to collect more degrees Al Mount
iolyokc College and Princeton
University.
SAID her royal hlghneSS. as She
hadc Goodhy 10 Holland and Hope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Admits U. S. CHARGE

Ernest !, poiricf. A., salesman
accused by postal inspectors OF
raising a 81 money order 10 Sol
and cashlng it in downtown
hotel, today was referred 10 tho
federal probation department fol-
lowing his guilty plea before
Federal Judge Ernest a. O'Bricn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Gone With the Wind
Author Sponsors Ship

WASHINGTON, June IL. -
QNS)-Margaret Mitchell, whose
best-seller. Gone With the Wind"
stirred the world with its roman
tic story of the Confederacy, was
named today by Secretary of the
Navy Frank Knox to sponsor the
navy's newest cruiser, the u. S. S.
Atlanta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

was undetermined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Detroit F|unks
On New Scheme
For Cheaper Gas
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, June 11.-Another
effort TO lower Detroit gas rates
apparently has failed today.
The issue came before the Mich
igan Public Service Commission
when James ii. Lee, assistant cor
poration counsel of Detroit argued
that a new natural gas pipeline
10 be constructed by the Con-
sumers Power Company. should be
extended 10 the Detroit gateway
This second line could serve
~ a reserve for the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company" he
argued. "If the Detroit supply
failed, the Michigan Consolidated
could turn 10 the Consumers
Company for gas.
ExPLODEs PAN
This would allow the Mich
igan Consolidated Ia abandon its
present standby equipment"
But this scheme exploded when
Henry A Montgomery attorney
for Michigan Consolidated. pointed
out that the now Consumers pipe
line will be merely a loop from
the line which now feeds the De
troit company
A letter 10 the commission from
William G-Woolfolk, president of
Michigan Consolidated explained
"The proposed loop consists
simply Of tapping the only pipe
lines between Detroit and Texas.
Instead Of helping the Detroit
supply, II actually weakens IL.
LIMIT TO CAPACITY
As YOU know. there IL n limit
Ia the capacity OF y pipeline and
that limit IL certain Ia he en-
ceeded this Winter. as II has in
the past.
Therefore. we can say def
nitely that because ~ greatly
Increased demands In the De
troit area nv house owners,
business establishments. indus
tries and. above all. defense
work. the company will he forced
during the coming Winter
months Ia Use its standby equip
ment for the manufacture Of
gas"
The commission took the matter
under adNl>cmeni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

Gen. Hugh =. 10 h son.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
Stride mnS Staat in &plmm6ien

9ie tirhliden &erbdltnille it ben
meiiten iiioamerifonilden 2dnoeru
beiiern lih 5uIebenos. Stride uao
Staat arbeiten in harmonilder 8eiie
5mlammen gum 9elten ser 2dnoer.
So bat in ieiuer iiinsIten 9otlbaft
an oos Barloment ser Yrdlioent non
Roluntbien, Sr. gbuoroo Santos.
auf sic ber5liden 9eSieb,nsen Stui-
iden Stride uno Stoat bingeluieien.
Sur Sufrieoenbeit meiner Heaie-
rung - beiBt es iu ser 8otlbait oes
Brdlioenten enhudeln lib sic @e-
5ieD,maeu slpiiheu Stride uno Staat
in &olllmbien I'M @eilte at ufridtiser
Ser5lidfeit ,,no 3ulan1menarbeit.
Das i'm Sabre 1880 eingeiiibrte .8e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
Dbio @aileafreasS

lit. Ct beibuloigte sic abienmadte,
lon6erlih 6as Neid, oes 8eriuds Der
Bieoerbelebung bes 8arbarent,,pts,
oes 8erluds, Ser @elt sic 2eDridse
abioluten @eboriams, biftotoriider
SerrIdaft uub Der ltnterbriidlmg ser
8abrbeit altf5uerleaen. Ser Br0ii-
bent ftbr tpeiter fort: ,,@as ,ms
orobt, lit nidts mebr ooer peniaer
als eh. Serlud, bas sroBe aufluallen
menI6liber sSreibeit, oereu funoa-
mentales 9ofl,n,ent sic amerifnniIde
,,8iG Of Hisbts" iiber oeu Saufen
3u iueroen ooer aui5ubebeu, 6ie 8ol-
ter ser sSelt, ,mo mter ibneu sic
81lter bieIes Sentiments, at aluin-
gen, ,uieoer,ln sic abiolute Autoritat
lmo oeipotiide Serridoft an5,tueb=
men, bon ser iie ser W,1t, sic @nt=
ldloIeubeit ,mo Sic Spfer ibrer Mt
uoroeren Dor Dielen, pielen SSabren
befreiten." Der Yr0lioent iagte fer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

ner, bab ,,oie fleine Clique ebrgei5i-
ger lno ifrupelfoIer Folitifer, Sic
1888 int Gei6 int &ereiu nit iSitler
5,tu Wad)t gelangten, sic &ernirage
mierer 3eit, Die fSrage oes' &rieses
berouf beldmor. Der 2ouilift iu,roe
oen littlame,t, iel6ltadfenoeu 8o(teru
ser @roe bon oelt agreIiioen Dogmen
oieles 'Bieoerbele6,mgsperllhes oes
8arbarentltms o,tfse5tpltnsen. SIM
&ehb lit oie Stride eine ,,llusebeuer-
lidfeit, sic: erltort'' meroen mlB" i,
uno Sic Neoe- uno Breiiefreibeit oas
Saberfiilltelte lno 8er5iueiieltIte, lpas
es s,t befiirdten gibt."
@eneralanlpalt 'Srdncis 8iS6le
iaate iu einem onoern @unSi,,nfpro-
sramnL oaB ser Sdub ser ,,8ia Of
Hi9bts" ouf ale Menider1 Sic olf
amerifanildem 8oSen luobuen, dl,s-
geoebnt ueroen miiBte, uno 8l,noes=
ienator Siram Sobnion, st., Golif,
loorl.te, oab, iollte Sic u8iG Of
HigbtS" in fomnenoer Belt pergeiien
meroell, oies beoeuteit iuiiroe, oaB Sic
Ier &rieg pergeblid altsgefodten NOR
Den iei. 9unbeslenator 6. @aplauo
8roofs, st., Sa., fagte, bab' sic 9iir>
ger oer ll5 geriiitet ieien, Biz gum
$ooe sic 3ioiliiation 5u berteibieen,
oie l.nter ser .8iQ of @isbts" ~se.
idaffeu. Col 8loom, '>8orfiser 'Ses
&a,tsfotnitees fiir a,as.uartige Mnae>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
eSapans &eltmad)t>S Srau,lt

partei sic ariesssiele int getuobnris
den 8olfe forbert. Oieie @ebeimges
ieuidaft mar sic Mpant9arbe Dor Der
eroberlmg ser ManbIburei uno bes
&rieaes eegen gbina, 100 iie burb
Iu fipiegeluneen uno Serldtp0rungen
Sic 8ege bereiteten. Soio bat nun
Sen Stein ins Rollen sebradt, ipobl
obne uno bielmebr eesen SEN 8iaen
Oes Wifabe nno bes fonlerpatiuen
8olfes. Der. genieine,. 6em primitip=
iten @0lferredt bobnipre6enoe an-
srifi auf Sic Ser. Staaten miro SSsas
pan sl,m Beroerben lmo llntereang
gereihen uno Sen ero6erungsiiidti>
gen @etpaltbabern oes @eides ser
,,aufsebenben Sonne' Elm berbana-
nispolles ,,llntergeben ser Sonne'
bereiten. Ser gelpaltiae 8ieie oes
@eitens lit erpadt. 8or 1einem ei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

gine fat in ser Araris 9e5eiet, ,pie
allfrihtig feine sfhtllng Dor oen
lteberjelglngelt ser &ollmbicr 1no
ioe ettiblolien es it, ben religiofen
Grieotn 1uperIebrt 5u erbalten. Die
Serbauolmgen iiber sic. &eform ~bes
3onforoates seben ultr lauglam boz
iuarts, niht ,ueil eine sr0Bere 9e-
idle,tnisuna nitht eriuiinld,t Wdre,
lonoern inIolge ser SerbaltniIie 1T
europa, Der Observation-Disclosures
uho ser Wenae bon Broblemen, sic
sic Nuilherfiamfeit Ses Seiliaen
5tubles 1mo Der @egierung m Ma-
ipruA nebnten: Nber id) boife Dor N6-
ldltf 1rteiner Ilnts5eit in ser Gage. su
leiu, Sbnen SEN @utluurf eines lleber-
einfonltlens at ltnterbreiten, bas in
nod 9r0Berem WoBe oas quite @in-
pernebmen slpilhen ipeltliden uuo
geiltlid)en 8eboroeu iidern 1nS alles
beIeitigcu miro, mas SEN religi0ien
Srieoe,t zines ser gr0Bten Sitter ,tu-
leres Sanoes, 9efGbrben f0une."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
letlten Sal16e ipetoen olle Seinoe 'lillo
8ioerloder nad alien bier 8inoz
ribtlngen 5erItreut tperoen.
8raiibent @upIepelt's y8ia uf
* NidMs"=Hebe

@nldBlib Ser 5eier oes $50. Sab
resta9es ser u8iG Of &i9bts" belt
BraIioent Noolebelt cine Nl1nSil,nf=
reSe iiber bic Wenidenredte. >Die
Ser. Staaten, 10 erflarte ii. a. ser
Rriiioent, f0nnten uno tpiirben an=
geii6ts irgen6einer @efabr ME al,f
Die @arattien in ser u8in Of 8isbts"
8er5idt leiiten Ct beiduloiste Die
politiiben lno lnoraliIden Siger,
tuelde Sic Mdie;&esierumgen fontrol=
lieren, bes 8erIuds ser 3erldmette-
rl,ug ser omerifanilden u8ia Of
&igbts", ser uMasna Gbarta', Dem
6rei6rief oller menidliden Sreibeit.
@r iagte:: ,,@ir ba1ten nit aller Sin=
gabe 1lnlerer Ser5en uno Sinne an
oieien @erpflidtllngen oes menid=
liben @eiltes felt ,mo iino feierlid
entihloilen, oaB feline Ma6t ober
Wa6tefombination bieIer @rbe ltnIern
Salt oarauf eridiittern ioll." Ct ge-
lobte, baB anlerifa, 6as' ais lebte
3ufludt 5u Sen @affen sriff, nm
feline 6reibeit' 5lt berteioigem, uidt
eBer ben aanpf einitelIen meroe, als
bis Jreibeit erneut in ser We{t iider
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
&erImfe'

~Du fannit mir elaltben, i'd babe
aud NAL beiiere Gage aeieben = aber
our& .eipeu uueliidli&en. Stfalt oer-
lor id al mein @elo|".. - ,.v,:
~ad, ou batteIt tuobl ein: Cod ~it
Der observation-disclosures e"s..A " ~,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

tie ntiblide $SGGtiafeit ser Sdnoe init
bet W69lidfeit;; SEN @eiit al.s3uipan-
ttett o6er 6fe @e6dnfen tpeite @ege
aeben .su laiie,t, rn6 oas Surren bes
NaSes totrft .pie cine berubigenoe
'Wtelebte. E. :: W.: ga; :. 49,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
DEC 81 1941
Rittpod, Sen Y esxss -

Heberfau Sapans aitf berihteoene
@ebietsteile unieres 2anbes bat eSaz
pan SEN Fralnt langer sSabrsebnte
ait oeriuirfliden begonnen. Die. Gnt.
tuidlungen Ser lesten Sabre baben
uur bie. Ianggebeeten Yldne Ser melt
eroberltngsiiidtisen Sapaner 5ur &ei-
fe aebra6t. Oas 8iinonis nit ben
Mdlenmd6ten, Sic ,t1ahtig getporbene
Militdrpartei Sapans ano Sic gebei>
men NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm Wifabo-
reid tparen sic 8eranlaiiung, aber
nidt Die tpobre llrlade oes iaponi<
fAe,t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bem
Die Ser. !Staateu l,no England 5umeiit
I'M @ege ftanoeu. .:
SSsapan bat ME einen Sebl aus iei=
nent Drang nod 8eltmadtiteaung
geuadt, bie es ourd. cine 8eberr@
fd)ltng Der eon5en oftaiiatiiben @elt
at feltigen beabli6tigte 8enn mir
in bie @eididte ser. lebten .Sabr5ebn<
te suriidsreifen, 10 finoen mir offen=
f,tnoige 8etpeile fiir sic @roberumss-
politit Sapans. Oieielbe fano Dor
ollen in ser int Sabre 1927 bon bem
bamals fiibrenben iaponilden Gene
ral 9anfu Dem &ailer @ilbelm beut
3!peiten ,tnterbreiteten benflpiir6igen
Mbbonolung, in tpel6er Sic 5ltfiinf-
tiae s(us(anospolitif Sapans flor uno
offeu nieoergelegt tpnr. ..
>.S,1 ben .9ofllment bieB es mort
Iih: ,,,um bic gan5e Welt 5u erobern,
1niillen mir ei1 8olf bon 9lut mno
@iien lperoen. @ir miilien 5uerlt Sic
Manol6urei Mongolien rnb China
III ltnIere .@emaIt bringen. Weit ser
@rober,.ng bon China lperoen iid nns
nidt nllr sic iibriaen oliatii6en Sdn-
Der iotpie. oieienieeu Der Sitoiee< <sssn-
felu eineeidii6tert 1trterperfen, ION
oern tpir tperben auh Sic .Silfsmittel
baben, INN Snoien, &leinaiien 3en<
traGafien ,lnb iogar. europa gu be-
stpingeu, ltm ali, bas 5lt erreiden,
1niillen mir ober friiber ooer ipdter oie
@er. Staoten bon -.Noroamerifa be-
fiegen, 1,no 5ipar 1ollte bas geibeben,
ebe lih @robbritannien llno> Die Ser.
Staaten: gegen ,1nS pereinigen. .. ;"
r.. .sSSm Sabre. 1882 nabm ser iapa1i=
fhe: General Mrafi 1ieIen iabelraHeln=
aen &anpfi6rei. tpieoer ouf:
- ,ullnler 2anh bestpeett, iein natio>
nales Soeal :auf Sen Sieben Seen -oes
Grofreiles sur Serridoft a1 britt
gent 9as .mllB, ,menn nottpenbig,
olrd &rieee geideben. 8ir iino. sic
S0bne @ottes nno Iolten sic. @elt
re9ieren.. ...."' !. =.
8efannt fino aud sic biitoriide,
a8orte aaiier 8ilbe1ms, sic cine ern=
fte @arnune an bie e,tropaiiden Na=
,tionen entbielten: ~00lfer @uropas,
tpabret cure beilisIten &ehte!' 60
:,pobG ,er..: als audi fiibrenoe 8olitifer
feiaer ,3eit iaben bic ge1be @efabu
pereus.. 6eren abtpenouns aber an
per 3erriiienbeit ser internationalen
Relitif ideiterte.
:. Ser, sesenpdrtise 9sremier So
pans> General Sioefi Soio, lit elm
36eling oieIer mooernen 56uIe, elm
iiber5eugter Nadfolser Sanafas 1no
il 8erfo1elns ieiner @roBmadt5iele
5ugleid ein Siibrer Ser ii6er gang So
pan T.: berbreiteten @ebeimgeIeuibaft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

,lesenbeiten, namte Die .,8ia Of
Rigbts' oas ,,sroBe 9idt, oas iest
eine @elt ser Dl1nfelbeit erleubtet".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Up and Down
Never a Dull M m e n {
in Hess Career
International New. Service cabl.

BERLIN, May 13.-Rudolph
Hess, Bavarian born in Alexan-
dria. Egypt, and educated in
Switzerland, boasts a career
stormy and spectacular since the
days of his youth.
He was the first Nazi casualty
in street fighting a score of years
ago. Shortly after he joined Hit
ler's Brownshirt Party in Munich
in May, 1921. Hess was hit on the
head with a beer mug in the first
clash between Nazis and Bavarian
Communists.
This left him with a slight bald
patch in the dark wavy hair which
is his chief claim to beauty.
He had already received a bullet
wound in the leg when he took
part in the 1919 revolt in Munich
against the proletarian dictator
ship.
Previously he had been wounded
at the Battle of Verdun, where he
fought as an infantryman, later
becoming pilot in the kaiser's
air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Canada Passes
Record BudQet
International News Service Wire

OTTAWA, May 13.-After less
than two weeks debate, Canada's
So, $50, 100000 war budget, an all
time high. was adopted in the
House of Commons without re-
corded vote.
Canadians will pay S1,400,000,-
900 in taxes during the current
fiscal year. S200,G0O000 will come
from war savings certificates. in
terest free bonds, government
annuitieS and contributions TO I'M
employment insurance. The re-
naming S1050,000,000 must be
borrowed.
Canada has plenty of men to fill
three defense forces and for in
dustrial production. There is no
need. at present, Of conscription
for overseas service. National De-
tense Minister Leighton Ralston
told Parliament.
He said Canada has 100000
more men to draw from this time
than in the last war by reason of
increased population. At this. date
there are fewer men in the Cana
dian armed forces than at the
same stage in the 1914-1S war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Berlin Appalled, by Hess Flight:
Nazi Regimes Weakness Barred
By J. c. oEsTREIcHER

International Ssw, service For.iEn Edito'
A CONSERVATION that no official
statements or broadcasts could
hide prevailed in Berlin today over
the fantastic flight 10 Scotland Of
Rudolf Hess. Adolf Ilitler's one
time jail-mate and Number 3 man
in the Nazi regime.
More important perhaps, was
the CONSERVATION in Toxic and the
complete silence in Rome, the two
other points IN the triangular
Axis" which Is committed TO de-
feat of the British empire.
Regardless OF all the rumorS and
reports certain 10 flow in the wake
of this most astonishing single in
cident of the war. The immediate
effects of Hess amazing venture
affords the first real proof 10 what
every one has long known
The NaZi regime, its existence,
its success and its perpetuity, de-
pend upon the handful of men
who built il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

father and Swiss mother. Hess was
educated as an engineer in Switz-
erland and entered the World War
with a Rhine engineer regiment.
After being wounded at Verdun he
tbok up flying and became a pilot
on the Western Front.
AS deputy leader Of the NaZl
party Hess was accorded such
complete trust that Hitler gave
him absolute power of attorney to
act in the fuehrers name in all
party matters.
Hess was also the guardian al
Hitler'S door All who wanted to
see Hitler had TO see Hess first
particularly any one seeking an
appointment. He was widely known
in Germany as the job-Seekers
wailing wall.
Hess was one Of the first tC
sponsor the Nazi anti-Semitic cam
paign and he never relented in his
campaign for more and mort
stringent lasw against the Jews.
HITLER'S HOST
One of Hess duties as deputy
TO Hitler was TO entertain visiting
celebrities, Hitler himself hating
social functions. Thus when the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
visited Germany shortly after
their marriage Hitler received
them formally. but it was Hess
who ordered out the state silver
ware and presided at a dinner gay
with champagne.
The German report that Hess
was suffering from decisions which
actuated him in making his fight,
despite his having been forbidden
by Hitler. recalls that several
years ago it was reported that
Hess was Subiecting himself to a
course Of faith healing" which he
had been told would help ills not
recognized by the medical spro-
fcsSion.