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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Women's Society
10 Open Fall Proafam

The Womsns soeisiy Of Chris
tan Service 81 ~. fsuls Method.
ist church will hold It's first meet
Ing Of the SEASON Wednesday in
thu church pariors A business
meeting. called BY the president.
Mrs " " stoekmiass. s1u h.
followed By 1890 lunehson vith
members ~ circle ln charge. Mrs.
Ray Warner 10 captain NJ this
group
During the M program. Mrs
" l.. faHton siil h. IN charge ~
dsvotions.
Mrs. J Arnason Johnson viii 10
the afternoon speaker she will
tell Of homs defense snd ths ~ork
~ the Ladies' IN Gray Il the Amer.
lean Red cross
Mrs. A N Freeman will sins
Tho Rev. Philip Raymond. tins new
pastor. viii speak since this 10 tins
first meeting Of ths society since
Ways and Mean. club ~ chll-
drsa's Benevolent league will meet
wednesday afternoon OF 20 at
the home ef Mrs. ~ IS Hicks.
s4is 10. Taeoms ave Mrs.. Walter
Wrench viii assist the hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

beginning tk~ seek a sept )
Miss Alberta Frances ulseA. yell
kso~a rersms drama teacher. ~sll
eprn her ns~ speech afts ssvsiln
At 90 Ansral. apartment.
Ms. HiseA. a. Emef~aa grad
pkts and formerly hssa n the
speech aspsFtment ~ stadium
high .ehaol hrsass n her pupils
wealth ~ training sat expert
rncs Her training IN shs field
~ ehorsi sp.sslnx has Included
wors viih NJ. Asfnrts Guitar.
highlands pioneer IA the nsw art.
and study Al the Central srhael NJ
speech Training ard Dramatic
Art in fsanaan. Nsr recent enrfss-
tive speech work Gas with De. =
r. nsrfcs. ard Msnsi rsrrsasos
Clifford 81 ,hs University 81 Cali
fornis
Resides choral speaking. her
classes vin Include work IN saf~
reciioa ~ speech defects. dFs-
MATES. Representations. snt<frr~-
istlon. mime. phonstiss. public
speaking. radio speech. story Tell.
veg and votes and dlesion. cisssss
will he open 10 siua women. bust
rsss and professional psfsnns.
hIrh sehool students and element.
AIRY grade sahnai pspsis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Fort Lewis Chapel
Setting for Rites

Event OF Aug % wa. the mar
rage Of Miss Jeanne shannon.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. y.
Shannon of Tacoma, 10 Mr.. Rich
ard l.. fainter also Of this city.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Tslntsr
Of Boston. Mass. The evening
ceremony took place Al half after
seven O'Clock IN Fort Lewis chapel,
Lieut. Col Julius ]. Bsbai. chap.
lain. reading the vows AT the
csndlelight service Miss Edith
Anderson was the organist.
Wearing oorsags Of sweet.
heart roses. baby orchids and
svansonla, the bride vss charming
In a jade siik jersey dress made
with draped bodice and full
plested skirt with u shs wore
= large off-the-faes hat and brown
and shsll-nink aecssaorisA
Miss Agnes KING wearing q blue
crepe dress and a whit. picture
hat was maid Of honor. Her
eorsags Was ~ sweetheart roses
and her accessories were white
Mr. Gil Martini served Mr..
fainter a. beat man.
FOR her daughters marriage.
Mrs. shannon chose = crepe dress
In stns and white and with IL shs
wore wine. eoiofed accessories and
white orchids The bridegroom's
sister. Mrs. a. - Macarthur wore
black crepe with red accessories.
Mrs. l. Thoennes. aunt a ths
bride cut the cake a. the reception
which followed ~ ths home IT ths
brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Taintsr are re-.
turning Early IN the week from
their wedding trip 10 csnsGs. tn.
bride stisaded Illinois Wesleyan
University seho-oi ~ Music IN
Bloomington. ~. Nhlis ihs bride
groom attended Mechanical Arts
niRh school IN Eoxton. Mas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Womens Fellowship Plans
First Fall Session

The womsn's Fellowship Of tbs
Independent nihle church viii
meet "wednesday for lts first fall
session. The cabinet meeting has
been called for II o'clock by the
president. Mrs /. NJ Hnlien. All
women are invited 10 attend the
meeting which Will be followed by
q 1880 o'clock luncheon with Mrs.
Guy Erulssss and Miss Olive
churchward as host.naes.
The afternoon program at 10
o'clock Will present Miss Margaret
Miles In songs and Mrs. l.. g. Du.
bois In = gospel message. Mrs.
Smith Snyder Will speak on work
among The blind girls In the mis.
sion schools in China
Officers for tho coming year IN
cluds Ara L. NJ Bullen, presi.
dent. Mrs. Adam Hunter. honorary
vice president Mas Elizabeth
Love and Mrs william Ferguson.
vice president; Mrs J Z Hsines.
secretary and Mrs. Clyde Froh-
nader. treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Missionary Group 70
Have fiffi haefInn

Tn fret melting ~ To- fsii
program u the Wonsrs Mason
sry society u the United prssby.
isrisn enurch. attn ave. and Grant
81 vii h. held Wednesday AZ z
O'clock IN the church paflors
TIE study for ths Afternoon viii
- Negro ssighDofs ard ths
speaker viii b. Mrs. Helen stat
ford. Included On the musical pro.
gram viii b a group II Negro
spiriiuais
Hostsssss duriBE the soeisi hour
viii D. Mrs. Charles Psrsan and
'8iss Iva hoses
Executive Board ~ the woss~nss
Guild ~ Bethany Frs.bytsri4a
church sil meet Tuesday ~ ?
0 clock ~ ths home u Mrs. George
Ferns 5izs 30. Cove Il Mem
befs are Mssdanes r. n Brown.
EdWsrd Arthur. Leroy Baxter
Edgar Teiiofson. A Stevenson.
V. g Lo1msn Flora smith. Fred
FARRELL Joe Ehmsn snd l. o
Hsisingsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Open Season
Wednesday
firsi FsH Luncheon ior
espiisi Women

Women Of First Baptist
chnxh VIII resume activities
next Wednesday after vaeA.
tioning during the summer
months. Mrs. Thomas 7. Han
son. president. i calling =
meeting Of the executive com
mittce at 10 o'cloek in the
church parlors and 81 II
o'clock the business meeting
viii open IN the chapel with
Mrs. T.. II. Watts conducting
the devotional period.
Mrs rhosuas Levi. ard mem
hrs q Lucy psnnsy circle ~sll
he hostsase- fcr n 70 luncheon N
the lower temple.
Included N COMMITTEES reports
win - an account ~ Presidents
Council nv Ma Jane. Derby,
art nsw hroks nv Mrs. Esri cas-
ssday.
Following mnehsan Ms Y n
Cheney VIII introduce Mrs Charles
Thomas. chairman ~ ths newly
organized circle u the s~nnxsf
married women
As guesi speaker. IN. Jennie
Reed viii ~ introduced BY nrs.
Nelson Nesfs pF Reed 10 well
known here fos her service in The
Tacoma schools
Included sl-e On ths program
vii he songs nv Mrs. HowaFd
shsfer MARJORIE Mckinney. se-
eamnsnisd by Mrs. pneert Hen
ming, Mrs Robert Nsepichen will
close the program riih de-
votloasls
The study topic throughout the
Northern Rantiat convention for
women during the coming year
wlll be Love and the afternoon
topic viii bs Love Understands
Youth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

With tho full program ~ activity
al Central Luthsfan church h~-
ginning this week. first meetings
Of N. fan viii include ths meeting
II the Ladies' guild nn "Wednesday
In the guild room. taking ths place
of meetings ~ circles In the hpfnes
u members during the first week
~ the month. Al II o'clock. Ms
A. y. Lybcek. guild prs.idsnt, ~lil
meet with her cabinet members IN
the pastors study and 81 l o'oioek
luncheon viii he served In the
guild room by ladies' of circle .
Mrs Charles l.. Dro~isy. chairman
of tho hostess group. ~iii hs -.
sisted by Mssdames q ". Uiersssn.
constsncs Guiistad. q. :. Hvsmb-
sal. y. G. Mason. q. A. rarsnssu.
Mary atnhblns. Anna pssy and
Dina ~ Johnson.
me ssnsssi meeting - shs splid
stll hss,a at 2 o'clock. ~ith Rev.
y. u. iieff leading In asvotious
During the afternoon. plans will
- eompistsd for the bs,osh 10 be
sponsored ~ ths guild At shr
Western Washington Fsif ssaln
this ysar Advance tirksss fer the
fair ara belns seld by guild mem
f~ra sad may 30 secured A. ihs
church offies.
All vomsn ~ thr congregation
are cordially invited t. ssfsnd thss
fret fail meeting n tina ladies'
guild
An important fsstpfs Of ctreis
setlys,y This year wili ~ shs sale
IT . nss Central LsiihsraH ensk
boos. published by rirels . and
containing the fsyofiis. tested
recipes ~ womsh n tina entren
In addition 20 ths restaurant e0n-
ossslsn sponsored BY Ina LADIES'
guild. thu e,los hooks Esii siso he
soid a. . eaosh sponsored ~ esrele
0. Mrs. Frank gfatiss. chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Party Honors
Miss Kuljis
Mn. pspoIo srd Mrs
Consssrsi t,essssses

Mrs. John DcrnIo and Miss
Andrea Constants were CO
hoetesses for . personal sho~-
sr hnnurinT Miss Minnie kuk
ia. bride elect ~ Nr. Law
renee J. MihalosIch. II the
pepolo home. Assisting werp
Mrs. Vincent ncre1eh. Mra
Philip MaIlsn and Mss Marie
nernIn.
fhs erensnr -. sp~nt mskine
hFtst<'s ssek su8 ptssins asm>e
rh< guest - hana~ 80 presented
Nth fifss feIls~tnx vnleh saffee
supper 49, served TIE tsns~ woa
scattered vita . minsssnF~ hrf<o
sns nFisisxfcem sn<sr . ne~~re1
sFeh~ss
us~sfs Zoe th~ sv~nlus were
Miss Maria n<Fovtsh. Ml>s ursaia
faseosteh ui<s xexi csrsvseh.
use fsi<u f.lssesehs Ml.s ~.
kurhsss. Miss rs<ss sHa Mses
Catherine cvifseich. Mss Frames
Hadirh Mss< Asfy nxxxcvi<e.
Asss ulllsssns neFrtish. Msss Nary
Celtic. Mss n~fsidin~ n>rwn<f.
Asss Marie nnastIeh. Mis- vir-
ssnis Kerry. Niss u<i~n rsks>teA.
Mis- usshsI n~vft<n ere Mo
t'sthefln< AaiIsn.
Present. slss esss N>xan<o
Frances > nru~n. n~le Jsn~.n.
x~shsfY rsyIss. taNn 1sspvths,
Lssis ur-ris< sra Asshrey nsvvy.
a.ssFeees.' e.sslsereee4
vna hsir yeassslf uh>n yes ~
u 4 p~fen~ nsaas!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Miss RYland
Is Bride
Plane Trip 70 Vancouver
Follows Ceremony

Wedding vows were ex-
changed by Miss Jane Ryland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Ryland of Fife, and Mr..
Dietrich {. Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Jones, at a
ceremony which the Rev. A.
r. NJ. kettner read at hall
after s o'clock on Friday eve
ming White gladioli and palms
were used at the h a n e |
where the only light was from
many tapers.
Before the ceremony Mr. Her
bert Ford sang Ave Maria" and
Sweetest Story"
The bride wore a white satin
wedding gown trimmed with seed
pearls. The bouffsnt gown was
styled with a long train, over
which the long veil of illusion was
arranged from coronet of pearls.
She carried a bouquet of orchids
and gardenias with sprays Of bou-
vardia.
Miss Bernice Kirkebo was the
maid of honor and wore a white
jersey dress cut on simple lines.
Gardenias which matched her bou-
ouet held in place circular veil.
Dressed similarly were the brides
maids. Miss Marion Ryland. sister
OF the bride, Mrs. Andrew Ness,
cousin of the bride, and Mrs VIII
fred Blasting of Seattle. They car
ried identical gardenia bouquets
and wore gold crosses, gifts from
the bride. Also in white jersey,
Miss Margaret Olson lighted the
tapers before the wedding
Mr.. Craig Weaver of Vancou-
yer. Wash, was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Arthur Olson.
Mr.. Frank Olson, Mr.. Louis Riebli
and Mr.. Lawrence HOMELAND Of Sc
ettle.
Mothers of the couple received
the wedding guests in the church
parlors after the ceremony. White
gladioii were used on the table.
Pouring were Mrs. Pete Brat
back and Mrs. Henry Lindberg,
and they were assisted by Mrs.
Ole Bratback, cutting the brides
cake. Misses Delma and Arden
Sestan, the bridegrooms cake.
Mrs. Louis Riebli, guest book, and
serving. Mrs. George w. Reagan.
jr.. Mrs. Leonard Richards. Miss
Evelyn Taylor and Miss Thordis
Thorson.
After a trip to Vancouver, p. C..
by plane, the couple will be at
home in the Hillcrest apartments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Lsmos Juice eseips Asses ~ fesr
kfehss Helps Tsks OF Fos

cat So TgaF klfrnsr 80 fEls p 30
fss.sd fEGoN JUICE RECIPE - ms1s
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l-eru1n Iuaas rfrirs - directed TaEs aff
per 0f EGLF Far-sasf9 aulfhHs.
HIfGrlf GrlEf. fsaaffHss gnFEflra
harmful Just uIr Ids stir 3 sInali
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simple - fHzfr Tfs-sf rHsf e5eHs f-anzsan
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rar aHIz s. aE-TraH #IEs fart NOS D.
FArE ~ suT SATISFIED Ffss -
Hrar. rsfsrf ffsf rraursIs flFf
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s1psr Tnriff uFaz. srEsss Boz
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Quote Club VIII Hold
Sapfsmbsr Msssinio

ina september msstigE ~ Quota
elsib wiil ~ hsld Tuesday sssnsas
AZ "a IN tina winthrop hotsl.
Mrs. aarsmas smysh. president.
viii ~ IN charge. NJ. l. FROM
Hold ~ sns Tacoma nursery sefs4oi
s1ii ~ ina guest speaker.
s<thasy sfsthaai.t fhasss We
Noes ssesstt. siii hold as sssesf.
tive bssrd nsssiug Wednesday
astsfnaos ~ Ia II the hems ~
Afs. r. J. Palmer. era ~
Thomps6n. Ma " v nsfkt~y
sill assist ths has,sas inp<atsns
business ~iii ~ discussed
Bass sssdi~ s<.tas sI,ss .tlI
meet al the home ~ Mrs. KIasr
L<~is. ss0s ~. Lszrsnes. We'd.
nssdzy for "a 70 Hneheea.
m.~,hsr.s Iapressm~ss si.s
1iii inset Tuesday evening Al 10
~ 1910 Va q II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Autumn Wort 10 Be
Planned az Meetino

The Tacoma Navy Mothers club
viii hold business meeting m
the Y. " e. A loft Wednesday
evening AZ O'Clock Mrs. Clyde
helendy. commander. Vlll preside
Plans V1ll % discussed for i'm
portsnt fall activities.
Nomen's Guild ~ Bethany
Presbyterian church VIII meet in
the church for a u 30 luncheon.
wednesday Circle ? IL IN charge
Of the luncheon and Mrs. George
Ferris. the president. viii preside
over the meeting 10 follow. Circle
; Is IN charge Of the missionary
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Marriage
Is Surprise
Miss Dori, French Wed,
Mr.. Ray Fsust. Jr.

Coming as a complete sur
prise 10 their many friends
is the announcement OF the
marriage of Miss Doris
French. daughter of Mrs.
Ralph Triekey. TO Mr.. Ray
Faust. jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Faust. sr. The cere-
mony took place July 2S At
Occur d'Alene, Ida. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Faust, jr., are now
making their home in Tacoma.
Among parties honoring Mrs.
Faust. jr.. since her marriage. was
the miscellaneous shower given re-
Gently by Mrs. Merle Strickland al
her home. The beautifully sp-
pointed supper table was decorated
with heart designs in white crepe
paper and eentered with large
wedding cake and q miniature
bride and bridegroom. Floral
decorations were white asters.
The evening was spent playing
games. favors going to Miss
Naomi Faust. Viola Rollins. Mrs.
Fehre, Mrs. Edward Bundsy. Mrs.
Ralph Triokey and Mrs. A. Amund-
sen.
Assisting Mrs. Strickland during
the evening were Mrs. Paul
csruso and Mrs. Marshall Thore-
sen.
Guests were Mesdames Bertha
Burgeson, Strickland. Minnie
Simpson. A. Amundsen, Virgil
Bundy. Fehr. Frank Berry. Dan
Davis, Edward Bundy. Paul Car
uso, Ray Faust. sr.. Glen Emory,
Marshall Thoresen. George kape-
rick. LESSEE Erickson, Edward
Thoresen, Louise Hsymen, Caro-
lynn Nelson. Ralph Tnckey and
Misses Norma Jones. Viola Rollins.
Naomi Faust and the guest Of
honor.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs
Iva Hughes and Mrs. Walter
Friend of Seattle and Miss Laura
Ward and Miss Pearl Sumpter Of
Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Miss Greve and Lieut. Wnship Wedding Tuesday
Morning Ceremony Is Read
AT St. Patrick's Church
Reception al the Fsuiy Home Follows 1870 Wedding
VIII Teke Wedding Trip 10 Csnsds for Weel

Beauty Of the setting respondent with all white flowers
and charm Of radantly youthful bride combined 70 make
the ceremony Tuesday morning IN which Miss Ann-Louse
Grewe became the bride of Lieut. John William Winship.
of the prettieSt of late summer.
Vows were taken before nuptial mass in St Patreks
Catholic church with the RI Rev MonSlgnor William ].
Noonan officiating On all three affairs white gladiol
and on either side baskets of gadioi and asters
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry A.
Greiwe and her husband the of Mr. and Mrs I. ".
Cullen of Riverside Calf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Infants Birth in Los Angeles
OF Interest Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stuart
Carroll have received word OF the
birth Of daughter TO their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick y. Richards. IN
Los Angeles hospital. Los Angeles.
The mother is the former Maude
Carroll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Helping Hand Circle
Plans Noon Luncheon

Members Of Helping Hand circle
Of Calvary Methodist church are
sponsoring a noon luncheon on
Wednesday in the church base
ment The Womens Christian
service will meet in the afternoon
with Mrs. c. Hunsberger presiding
The public IL invited.
Nomen's council Of First Chris
tian church will meet the second
Wednesday Of September instead
of the first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Mrs. Ashton Calls Board
Meeting Wednesday

Members Of the board Of the
Tacoma Garden club have been
called by the president, Mrs. James
Ashton, for an important meeting
Wednesday morning at 1890 at
her home at Ashtonhill Import
ant business will be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Mrs. Alvord 70 Entertain

The Club of Hearts will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ward Alvord at 2e13 No.
Monroe ST. A nomination OF off,
GERS Will be the main feature on
the evenings business schedule.
Plans for the clubs winter &C
Invites will be made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

Ploos for q foil wedding
hove been mode b. Mss
f'offiefte 2 Mollioon.
daughter % Mr. ord Mrs.
Robert huliioon. 81 South
Bend She IS beirofhed 70
hr Lester n Miller. son
OF Mrs. Eduord 1. Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
lU. 5. Missions
10 Speed Aid

=, hiernasiesA News Service Wire
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-tINS)
Two American military missions
have been ordered to the Middle
East 90 speed deliveries of war
supplies TO Great Britain and Rus
STA.
The first mission. headed BY
Brig. Gen. Russell Maxwell. will
be stationed in Egypt to cooper
ate with English officers in speed.
tng up delivery of war supplies
from the Red Sea to the large
British army spread through Syria
and Iran.
The second mission, led by Brig.
Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, will
be stationed at Basra. Iraq, to inn
prove railroad facilities running
from Basra through Iran TO the
Soviet Union. Large amounts of
American railway equipment are
expected TO be sent 10 the Near
East under the lend-lease program
soon.
In the Middle East. Egypt, Pales-
tine, Lebanon. Syria, Iraq and Iran
are under the British sphere of
influence. Large military forces
are reported TO be gathering there
IN the hope that a southern front
can be opened up against Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Nazis Seek Port
AS Cover for Army

In the southern half of Russia,
the Winter is never so severe and
the Germans are pushing their
earlier successes.
They forced the narrow Perekop
Isthmus with an attack rivaling
those Of the last war in 1917 and
1918 in the number of guns en-
ployed. supported this time by
hundreds OF Stuka bombers.
The Russians hasty defenses
could not stand up 10 the attack,
although the German casualties
rndsN have equaled those of the
French attacks Of the last war.
The Russians have withdrawn &c
Sevastopol and Kerch. at the op.
posite ends OF the southern coast
OF the Crimea. Sevastopol i,
strongly fortified and its deienses
extended TO 20 miles inland. The
ground is hilly and suitable L
defend.
These fixed defenses should give
us a good account of themselves
as have done those of Leningrad
n should be remembered that wha'
the Germans are seeking here i,
a good port as cover for theil
armies. Heavy bombardment from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Gen. IrOnSide Says
British Weigh Plea
CONTINUED from Page One)

Of bitter cold. aggravated by the
bitter wind of the great plains.
The release for vehicles may not
last long. for they will soon have
TO compete with snow.
Cover has become a matter OF
vital Importance. The Germans
have devastated the country be.
hind them. and as they go ever
forward they find the same thing
II Is. indeed. one of the miracles
Of this great campaign how the
Russians have carried out their
policy Of burnt earth, destroying
everything OF value in the way OF
food and cover and removing fac.
tories 10 sites further east.
No other country in the world
could have planned and executed
such a policy and the result must
be a military "facer" 10 the Ger.
mans.
They must have Moscow and al
least what cover is left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
British Reinforce
Singapore Garrisons

Meanwhile. the great fortress of
Singapore and British and Do
minion forces in the Far East are
being steadily increased in men
and material. MI
The world is beginning to real
lze the Importance Of India in this
struggle,
The Journeys Of Wavell General
Sir Archibald p. Wavell, British
commander-in-chief in India show
how her defenses are not limited
to her own territory alone.
Her vast supplies are being
steadily pushed forward 10 Russia
and China along the Persian and
Burma roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Trade Territory
For Time, Chang
Advises Soviet
Follow Methods
of China, He Says.
in Charcoal Chat
BY JACK SELDEN

CHUNGKING, Nov. Cen
eralissimo Chang Kai-Shek today
declared that Russia could defeat
Germany by following the example
of China and trading territory for
time.
In what they termed a charcoal
chat" in reference to President
Roosevelt's "fireside chats" the
general and Madame Chang Kali
Shek stated that the Japanese ag-
gressors had become paper
tigers" and predicted that Chinese
soldiers would gain the initiative
in the very near future.
Chang Kai-Shek said that Japan
has been immobilized in China and
is in no position TO tsart a new
military venture elsewhere.
Meanwhile. reports spread
through Chungking that the gov
Iernment would seek to persuade
the United States to take over
outright control of the Burma
road, in view of Japanese threats
to cut that lifeline for lease-lend
aid.
1t was also admitted that oper-
alton of the road is in chaos
through conflicting Chinese, Brit
ish, American and Burmese inter-
estS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Axis Force in Libya
Hit by British Fleet

The milder climate of the Crimea
and its ports are vital 10 the Ger
mans as base in which TO rest
their men and continue their adj
vance 10 the Caucasus and to the
hunt of the Russian Black Sea
fleet.
Opposite RoStov, mud still re-
mains supreme and there are many
floods. The Germans have now
been checked for some time 10
give the Russians precious time in
which TO reorganize.
In the Mediterranean, British
submarines and aircraft continue
ito take a heavy toll of enemy
shipping. 1t seems certain that
Axis troops in Libya are maintain
ing themselves only with utmost
difficulty.
The most interesting event out
side the European theater of war
Us the japanese mission to the
United States.
The japanese government Of
Premier Hideki TOTO has sent
Sabura Kurusu, former ambassa-
dor TO Berlin. TO Washington in
a so-called final effort" TO eX-
plore avenues Of peace.)
II is too early TO guess at what
the japanese will put forward
According 10 their press, their
ideas are Enthusiastically unacceptable
10 Great Britain and her allies.
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FLINT. Nov. Flint Trolley
Coach Workers struck today, ty-
ing up the city's mass transporta-
Ition system and leaving thousands
of workers and school children
stranded.
The strike was called at mid
might after a last minute attempt
TO settle differences between the
trolley coach management and
union leaders by city officials
who entered and the special state
mediations board appointed by
Governor Van Wagner.
Union leaders. headed by Fred
Stevens. president of the Transport
Workers Union CIO Local
and regional UAW-CIO Director
Carl A. Swanson. said the man.
agement's representatives had re.
fused to attend the negotiations.