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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
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Die weltberuehmte
st. Benedict Wund-SaI

Erprobfes HenIttei gegen allie Arten von
a!ten und frischen Wunden CeschwAeren
CeWaechsen, Bsswunden Karbunkeln .asw
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order ~
schcken. keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtei, bel: ]. H. STAAe, 1900 Valleys
view Avenue Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Jackie Coogdn Due
For Draft in March

HOLLYWOOD March :.
nNS) - Soon il will be Private
Jackie Coogan. The former child
film actor, now 26 stood forty
ninth on the list of draft eligibles
in his district today Draft board
officials said that AZ selectees will
be named Wednesday and ''if
something prevents one of the AZ
from going. Coogan will be called"
If not indicted this week. he
will be among the first to 60 in
the next group. TO be called later
in tho month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
COPIES ENGLAND

Fngland's Air Raid Precautions,
the valiant group which fights
fires. carries on rescue work and
administers first aid 10 the dying
and wounded. now has its counter
part in Windsor. 49,
Training of ARP wardens VIII
start Thursday night at q meeting
N the Walkerville Collegiate Au-
ditorium called by Windsor s
MAYOR a. J. Reaume.
approximately one out OF every
10 persons among Windsors lO4,-
600 population will take the oath
of allegiance to the crown and be
sworn in as a voluntary worker
in the Border City's ARP.
A foremost industrial city OF
Canada and scene of the filling of
a large share of the dominion's
war orders. Windsor is regarded
as a vital spot in Britain's colonial
empire.
Although Windsor's civilian de-
Tense. Air Raid Precautions, as II
is called. will be geared parucu-
larry to meet any emergency IN
the city's industrial plants, men,
bers will also be instructed in air
raid service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
International New. ser,,e. oabl.

HONOLULU. March BIN what
appeared to be move TO stop
operation Of alien fishing boats in
Hawaiian waters while the United
States battle feet is engaged in
secret maneuvers. a federal grand
jury today indicted three COM
panies and 80 individuals on
charges Of conspiring to violate
ship registration laws.
Most of those named were Japa-
nese. Customs agents said many
of the japanese fishermen regis
tered their sampans with false
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

Too Close to u. S. Battle Fleet War Maneuuers
in Hawaiian Waters, Customs Agents Say

bills OF sale showing them 10 be
owned by American citizens.
Ten Sampans in the harbor were
tied up Immediately by customs
officers. and others were 10 be
seized as soon as they come into
port. The sampan investigation
has been underway for months.
customs heads said They refused
to discuss whether any specific
evidence of espionage had been dis
covered. but il was learned naval
authorities had urged the action.
expressing concern over the great
numbers OF Japanese-operated fish
ing boats in the waters where the
warships arc maneuvering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Piling 1t On
Greeks Charge Italians
Bombed Quake Town
International New. s.rv,e. csb,.


ATHENS. March 3.-While vol
unteer rescue workers and army
first aid squads combed the ruins
of earthquake shattered Larissa
in search Of victims. Italian bomb
ing planes roared over the stricken
town and dropped high explosive
bombs. authoritative A n S
sources charged today.
All rescue work was halted
while the bombers wheeled over
head. it was reported.
Despite this interruption. thou
sands of victims of the earthquake.
which struck the northern Greek
city while its residents were
asleep early Saturday morning,
were fed and moved to temporary
shelter, it was reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

oDI dbC Ohc)
IL affected fashion In the most ex-
travagant form.
The vogue among the men was
for wide hats.
The exclusive set did not high
hat you In Tepic-they wide
hated you.
Every year inches were added to
the brims until the hats which
were balanced precariOusly on
slender bodies and aristocratically
small heads collided with each
other on the narrow sidewalks.
The hats were not much in
jured thereby but sensitive aristO-
cratic pride was offended and
duels ensued.
. At last a rude and revolutionary
mayor was elected who in ancient
New Deal manner put a tax on
hat brims in proportion to their
width.
Now one can walk the streets
of this select city without inter-
ference from exaggerated head
gear.
Topic maintained its exclusive
ness until the railroad came
in 1927.
Then II opened Its arms to the
travelling crowd.
THE architecture of Topic is OF
the Spanish Moorish type.
The homes and churches are
similar to those OF southern
Spain.
Glimpscs through the grilled
gates show flower bedecked patios
with fountains tinl<ling unsteady
In their basins and with tropical
birds singing gaily from their
cages.
You might catch too (if you are
rude enough TO peer) a flash OF
some lovely dark eyed -senorita
sweeter than the birds. more beau
tiful than the flowers.
You will never want to leave
Topic and II you should have the
happiness TO meet such a charm
ing senorita perhaps you never
will leave.
With us, however, "the play
must 60 on" so back from dream
land TO the realistic train and for
ward TO -Guadalajar
Gentle reader. do you not wish
to pack your bags and join us
there?
You will never enjoy trip more
and you will have at the same
time a satisfying sense OF doing a
pleasant duty and complying with
the desire of yeur good President
To cultivate close friendship with
our near and dear neighbor,
Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

Walsh Condemns Aid
Commits u S. to War Britains Ally He Declares
Tunnel Says 1t Is Peace Guarantee
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The
lease-lend bill is AN absolute COM
initial of the United States to war
as Britain's ally" on the German
Italian-Japanese Axis. Senator
David l. Walsh CD of Massachu-
sets. chairman of the Senate
naval affairs committee, charged
today.
Demanding Western Hemisphere
preparedness, Walsh said that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Greek Tie
To Britain
BOIStered
BY A. T.. ANGELOPOULOS
Int News Service star Correspondent
International News service Cable

International News Service Cable
ATHENS. March 3.-Faced with
the possibility Of German invasion,
Greece nevertheless strengthened
her ties with Great Britain today.
The attitude of the Greek gov
eminent in reaction to Nazi occu-
patton of Bulgaria was empha-
sized by the Athens press which
extended whole-hearted welcome
to British Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden and Gen. Sir John C.
Dill. chief of the British imperial
staff.
Some OF the newspapers even
went so far as TO publish their
articles describing the visit in the
English language.
There was no precedent in all
Greek history of recent years for
such an action.
ISSUES GREECE FACES
The arrival Of Eden and Dill In
the Greek capital at this time pre-
saged the gravest decisions that
Greece may soon have TO take. in
consultation with her British ally.
Whether Greece will request
and receive the landing of British
troops on the Greek Aegean coast
at Salonika was a question the
British visitors were expected TO
discuss with Greek leaders.
Possible British naval concen-
trations in Greek Aegean waters
and additional Greek bases for
more Royal Air Force planes were
also believed scheduled for con-
sideration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Hunt SABOTAGE in Crashes

w S HIN GTON March g.
GNS)-Army and navy officials
are conducting Investigations into
recent crashes ofmilitary airplanes
for possible sabotage. il was dis
closed today as survey showed
that % government planes have
crashed during the last two
months. taking So lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

ships and planes
cannot be given
England w ! I h.
out impairing
A m e r ica'S de-
tense. He seeks
an amendment
to pr o h i b i t
transfer of war
ships.
In his first
attack on the
aid-Britain bill
and one of
the most bitter
Y e t m a d e -
Walsh declared
in a pl a n n e d
ennnnh 4 n q 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Grounded ; Hours,
Liner ReAodts Herself
International News Service Wire

intfrnhuonh news service WHe
BUZZARDS BAY. Mass. March
3.-The crack new So. $50, 900 liner
President Hayes. on her maiden
voyage with government materials
for United States outposts. re-
floated herself at high tide early
today after being grounded for
three hours on the western en-
trance to the Cape Cod Canal.
The 10,500-ton American Presi-
dent Lines passenger and freight
liner headed back TO Boston where
she had left yesterday for New
York on the first leg Of a $4,000
mile 90-day journey. Coast guard
vessels and private tugs stood by
TO aid the President Hayes but no
assistance was necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
u. S. Chart

Detroit and Vicinity: Occasional rain and
warmer today Tuesday snow flurries ana
considerably colder lowest temperature to-
night 90 10 rs degrees. moderate to fresh
southerly winds shifting to northwest to-
night
Lower Michigan: Occasional rain.
warmer in the southeast portion today :;
Tuesday snow flurries and considerably
colder.
Upper Michigan: Rain or snow and
somewhat colder today. Tuesday, light
snow and colder
Shippers forecast radius Of 200 miles, :
Protect shipments during the next 35 hours
for north 10 To IS degrees west and east,
20 10 rs degrees; south. % degrees
Temperature at 80 a. m To-Day. 80
degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Don tCheatU.S.
Britain Warns
lis Colonies
Nv KINGSBURY SMITH

Init News Service sian sorresp""ne"'
WASHINGTON. March 3. -
Great Britain is bringing pressure
TO bear on the British West Indies
colonial authorities TO cease I'M
mediately their efforts to reap a
financial harvest out of the
United States government in the
leasing of naval and air base sites
in the Caribbean, it was learned
today.
The British government, accord
ing to word received in authorl-
tative quarters in Washington,
has moved as a result OF the Juror
created in Congress over dis
closure that negotiations in Lon
don concerning final details of the
leasing of the base sites were be-
ing delayed because the British
colonial representatives were try
ing to soak the United States
government for everything pos
sible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
ARP 10 Protect
Arms Industry
FromSdbotdge

(This Is the second Of =
series OF articles on effects OF
war on the daily hfe OF OF
binary citizens Of Canada in ITS
struggle with Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

this bill approaches the reckless
ness, the daring. the insanity of
one who tries to ride Niagara Falls
in rowboat."
PEACE GUARANTEE"
Countering Walshs assault, Sen
ator James M. Tunnel CD of
Delaware, administration stalwart.
declared victorious Germany
would menace America and that
aid to Britain is the best guaran-
tee of American peace.
1.-THE Germans dream OF hav-
ing President Roosevelt on his
knees begging for the favor OF
Germany Ats In and harmonizes
with the dream of hundreds OF
millions Of slaves with German
masters, with higher education
confined to German masters,
with the worlds activities CEN
tered around Germany and Its
leadership" Tunnel said in a
speech prepared for Senate de-
bate.
FILIBUSTER DECISION
The Senate headed into a certain
clash over the possibility of a
filibuster as debate entered Its
third week with a final vote not
yet in sight. Senate foes of the
bill have made one concession thus
far-to meet every day at ii a. m
one hour earlier.
ff debate goes beyond
Wednesday we will charge that
a filibuster exists" declared
Senator Lister Hill, Alabama,
Democratic whip.
I'VE can defeat any amend
ments to alter the basic pro-
gram" Senator Pat Harrison
Cd of Mississippi asserted.
Every days delay on the bill
delays full aid to Britain"
Senator Allen Ellender (D) OF
Louisiana. author of an amend.
ment to a bar a second AEF, in
dicated that he may drop the
amendment if other language lin
the bill is changed to accomplish
the result sought. Walsh favored
such an amendment.
In his attack on the bill. Walsh
derided talk of an overseas in
vasion by Chancellor Hitler and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Bv DOROTHY WILLIAMS

Less than one mile from De
troits CITY Hall Is. hguratNeiy
speaking. one Of the front lines oil
the European War,
In a recently broadcast speech
20 the peoples of his empire, Great
Britain's King George said;
This time we are ALL In tho
front line"
Travel six minutes from the
heart Of Detroit to Windsor. Ont.
and you'll find proof of the kings
statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

declared that war may bring ruin
to the United States.
He declared that American
naval experts have testified that
a naval war against Japan might
prove to be a naval suicide" be-
cause of the vast expanse of ocean
and American lack of far eastern
naval bases.
Attacking proposals TO send de-
stroyers and other ships TO Britain,
Walsh said:
HAS any naval or army Of
ficer ever suggested or stated
In his opinion the United States
is In q position to give any ves-
sells or planes or other war
weapons to any belligerent with
out impairing our own national
defense ?" he asked.
Let me pause to say that the
answer to that question Is an
emphatic no."
DOWN ROAD TO WAR
Charging that friends of the aid
Britain bill misrepresent it, Walsh
declared:
First and foremost, In pur-
pose and In effect, IL gives
blanket approval to policies and
a course of conduct that I most
earnestly and most regretfully
believe will lead the United
States into the war In Europe or
In Asia, or perhaps both.
"Indeed, In my judgment. this
bill Is an absolute committal of
the United States to war as
Britain's ally in her life and
death struggle with Germany"
He asserted that there is now
tacit admission even from many
of the proponents that this bill
does take us down the road to
war"
The bill does not prohibit naval
conveys and does not prohibit the
President from sending the navy
or air force to aid Great Britain
he charged.
There Is nothing in the bill
W phCNChb ubCu smpS INV III
sanctuary In our harbors from
being seized and transferred to
other belligerents," Walsh said.
This may mean war"
mot A DEFENSE BILL"
Walsh asserted that the meas.
ure is not a defense bill and that
its provisions permitting repair Of
warships in American ports is
contrary to international law.
Tunnel fiayed foes of the bill a.
being guilty of preaching fear Il
the people.
81 am one OF those who be-
4 lieves that this bill will not
cause war" he said. 81 am one
OF those who believes that II war
does come, II will be easier for
America to defeat a weakened
Germany than to defeat Ger
many without the loss of both
resources and men, which will
come by real defense Of England
made possible and stronger by
American aid, as provided by
this BILL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
MAY BE OPEN CITY

II was understood in Berlin that
Sofia. the Bulgarian capital. may
be declared an open city"-a
move directed toward preventing
Raj raids.
Earlier the German high COM
mand declared Reich forces are
occupying Bulgaria to protect that
country and the Balkans against
military moves allegedly planned
by Britain.
German quarters denounced as
baseless foreign rumors that Ger
many and Bulgaria had sent an
.ultimatum TO Greece. demanding
that country's immediate sur
render.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
TheWe,afhef

The sun wfi set al So n and ris,
tomorrow a. T,02 n
The moon rose today at PAP a m and
set today a. Il 81 ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
IN THE NEWS
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED FIR,
all the comforts of home-indeed.
to be frank, with considerably
more than the comforts of home
and with none OF the incOnven-
fences.
After Guaymas we will stop
over day or two at Mazatlsn a
large and very ancient port just
opposite the pearl fisheries OF La
Paz, a southernmost spot on the
peninsula OF Lower California.
or course pearl fisheries are not
what they used to he before the
japanese tickled the hilarious
oysters into producing pearls by
the peck.
Nevertheless romance surrounds
the place and adventurous pearl
diving is still carried on.
All this can be seen by sea-
worthy motor boat TO carry you
across the placid Gulf of Califor-
mia and back-and you may fill
the boat with tuna and sailfish on
the way.
M AZATLAN itself has not only
lvl its architectural and natural
beauty but a specially romantic
and dramatic history.
Once a noted headquarters OF
West Coast pirates, II IL now the
center OF rich gold and silver min
ing industries and of sugar planta-
tons and mills and OF fertile haci-
endas where fruit and vegetables
and fine tobacco are raised and
shipped to the United States and
even TO far of Spain.
To Mazatlan you can come by
sea or by train or by airplane.
And happy will you he to reach
this heavenly spot with its COM
Portable spanish caravansary
where a pet black snake coils
costly In the corner OF the patio
replacing the customary cat and
disposing OF any timidly intruding
mice much more effectively than
could any cat.
Oh. no, you will not mind Mari
ana, a shy and modest and reluc-
tant snake.
She knows her place and re-
mains strictly within IL.
She is even hit embarrassed by
undue attention.
On the whole she Is as pleasant
and charming and altogether
agreeable reptile as her ingrati-
sting ancestor which induced
Mothe, Eve 10 parta.tc of the fruit
of the tree of knowledge.
And are we not all grateful TO
that seductive serpent:
Where would we he today II II
had not been for her persuasive
ness-not even a fleeing thought
III Father Adams mind?
IRON Mazatlan we shall jour
i ney to Topic, another ancient
city but not a seaport.
Topic Is situated In the high
lands and surrounded by deep bar
rancas over which the railroad
laid its tracks at the fabulous cost
Of . quarter Of a million American
dollars a mile.
Topic j. an aristocratic town OF
ancient lineage. a reserved and re-
firing town hidden in the hills.
An Indian pueblo originally
transformed into a naughty Span
ish conquistador city nv Cortez.
H.. 4 u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Nazis at Posts
In Bulgaria,
Berlin Says
BY PIERRE J. HUSS
NH News Service stan Correspondent


BERLIN. March 3. - German
troops have reached all their as
signed positions in Bulgaria, but
at no point do they touch the
Greek or Turkish frontiers. it was
announced in Berlin today.
Berlin authorities asserted that
the Bulgarian side of the Turk
ish border will not be occupied by
German troops"
Likewise. authoritative German
quarters said, a complete investi-
cation showed that no air raids
took place against the Rumaniar
Ploesti oil fields. despite foreign
reports that British bombers hac
attacked the field.