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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Father Roamed

During the decade preceding
the World War my father was
attached TO the nautical inspec-
ton service Of the North Ger
man Lloyd. in the Orient and in
Italy; it was a shore JOB ='hss55si;;
allowed him to take his family
from port to port at company
expense.
One result of this nomadism
was that by the time / was ii
/ spoke, aside from my native
language, fragments Of Chinese
and Malay. and had a smatter-
ing Of Swedish. English, Italian
and the indomitab,e Pidgin-
English of the waterfront.
Another upshot was that
acquired early a consciousness
of inferiority toward boys who
had had the privilege of expert
encing their boyhood in one
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

New Blow
NJ Britain
Mapped
BY PERCY WINNER
ntI New, service staff Correspondent


ROME, June 2-ReichSfuehrer
Hitler came 10 the Bremen Pass
today and presented Premier Mus
solini plan for final liquidation
Of the British empire reported 10
include active French collabora-
ton against England and a Rus
sian agreement TO feed and fuel
the Axis military machine.
In the sudden and unexpected
meeting. Hitler was understood to
have asked Mussolini TO make
sacrifices" in his territorial de-
mandS upon France in exchange
for outright French cooperation
in manner said TO promise
speedy defeat of Britain.
A program involving SYRIA and
the eastern Mediterranean opening
a clear path TO Suez also was
reported presented by the fuehrer.
Informed quarters in Rome en-
phasized that all previous meetings
between the two dictators pre-
ceded specific, large-scale Axis
action against Great Britain.
Therefore. they said. it was
inevitable that Hitler and Mus
solini considered the next step TO
be taken in smashing the British
E'pnpira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Out Of the NiSht
Valtin Tells How His
Youth Was Spent
in Many Ports
BY JAN VALTIN
Former secret agent and organ
izsr for the Communist Party
and the kaIi Csstapo
(seerst poiies).

am a German by birth. But
the years Of my childhood were
scattered over places as far
apart as the Rhine and the
Yangtzekiang. My voyage began
at the point where the Rhine
suddenly sweeps westward TO
bite it's course through the
mountains before il curves north
again TO flow, broad and swift,
past the Lorelei and the towers
of Cologne.
One day in 1904 my mother,
then on the way from Genoa to
Rotterdam to join her husband
who had come in from the sea,
felt that ner time was near at
hand. She interrupted her jour-
ney and went TO the home of
people who knew her. in little
town near Mainz.
There she gave birth TO her
first son. And before l was one
month old. she carried me
aboard a steamer, bound down
the Rhine TO Rotterdam.
Ny father had spent most of
his life at sea. But despite his
roamings, he had the devotion
of a wanderer for the land of
his birth, a devotion which /
did not learn TO share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

Faces
Red SOX
BY LEO MACDoNELL'

Buck Newsom will pitch for the
Tigers against the Red Sox al
Briggs Stadium today in the third
and final game OF the series.
Joe Dobson, right-hander whom
the Red SoN obtained from CIeve-
land during the Winter, viii hur
for Boston.
Newsom will be seeking his
fourth victory of the season. He
has finished only one game in II
and is charged with six defeats, q
record far removed from that in
his brilliant campaign Of 1910
Sorrowly hurt by their double de.
feat yesterday at the hands of the
Sox. the Tigers Will be seeking tc
salvage one game in the set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
M(Cred Faces
Co|burn in
New Trial

Harry CelburH was freed a a
defendant today and his name en-
dorSed as prosecution witness
at the opening Of the trial OF for
mer Prosecutor Duncan { Me
Crea. former Police Supt. Fred w
Frahm and II others on grand
Jury conspiracy charges
Circuit Judge Earl {. PugSley
granted the motion Of Special
Prosecutor Chester +. O'fiara
uve-tt1r DIRECTIONS of McGrra.
Colburn, chief investigator and
conhdant Of the former prose-
cutor, suddenly pleaded guilty and
turned states witness during the
recent graft trial McCrea- was
convicted and is under sentence
OF four and one-half 10 FIVE wears
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
WOMAN ENDORSED

Judge PuGsley also granted the
motion OF OHara and his assistant
Thomas A. Kenney 10 endorse
Mrs Ruth Bantin as a witness.
( Her husband. William. was the
alleged bookkeeper Of the National
Sports Junior Baseball Pool A
lottery with q gross estimated in
come OF Sl000,0O0 a year.
After hearing proSecutio
motions. Judge Pugsley began
hearing defense motions for bills
of particular against the IA de.
PENDANTS. When he has ruled on
those picking a jury Will begin.
Only a handful OF spectators
was present as the trial opened in
the court room OF Circuit Judge
Harry J. Dlngeman, available "a
visiting judges for several year,
because of Judge DingemanS III.
ness. Judge PugSley is from Hart
Mich. assigned as an outsider "a
hear cases against the former
officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

WASHINGTON. June q Some
informed Washington observers
today believe that John G.. Win
ant, American yambasSador/to Lon
don. has returned 10 the United
States TO report to President
Roosevelt the terms of a German
peace offer TO Britain.
Speculation reVolvcs on { n Q
possibility that a German peace
offer was actually delivered 10 the
British by Rudolf Hess, No. 3 NaZi.
after his sensational solo flight TO
Scotland May 10. If Hess did
carry an official or unofficial
German peace offer. II is pointed
out. then Winant would be the
logical person 10 bring news Of il.
along with the British govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Actress Gene Tierney
.EIopes With Count

HOLLYWOOD, June 2.-0NS)
Gene Tierney, 10, the actress
who said that her film career
came before matrimony. and
Count Oleg Cassini returned 10
Hollywood today after an elop-
ment to Las Vegas, New.
II was the first marriage for
Miss Tierney and the second for
Count CaSSini. He was divorced
from Merry Fahrney patent medi-
cine heiress, in New York May IL,
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Mckay Trial
Resumes Today

Two government witnesses be-
lieved to be connected with the
Mckay liquor graft conspiracy
trial in Federal Court were taken
before the regular federal grand
jury today by G. Mennen Will
liamS. assistant attorney gene.al.
The term Of the jury expires
today. but il is expected that the
term Will be extended TO permit
the jurors TO complete investiga-
.tion of alleged tampering with
trial witnesses.
The trial resumes today. after
"a three-day recess. before Federal
Judge Arthur r. Lederle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Farmer Held in SHOOTING

COLDWATER. June OTville
X. Sanderson -. wealthy retail
popcorn distributor here. was at
liberty today under $1,000 bond
after waving lower court exam
nation on a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon. Sanderson
allegedly shot at his hired man
Albert Shellenburger, 40. during
an argument over operation OF
SanderSon'S nearby farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
NaZi Peace Terms?
Washington Observers Believe Winant Brings Ofe
Delivered by Hess to British Government

ment'S reaction 20 the President
Aside from Winants return.
there have been other rumors in
Washington of impending peace
Dhgotiations. Over the holiday
weekend. Senator Burton X
Wheeler Cd of Montana. '--'sr
of the Senate non-interventioniSts.
called on the President Ito take
the people into your confidence
and inform them of the German
peace terms" Wheeler declined
to amphfy his appeal but indicated
II was based upon some knowledge
of q German peace offer.
Winant, who returned by clip
per 10 New York Friday. rested
over the weekend before a Sched-
uled conference with the President
at the White House tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Fire Accepts
s. Food Offer

WASHINGTON. June 2.-An
unimpeachable Washington source
today disclosed that Fire has de-
cided TO accept President Roose-
velt's offer of 100000 worth OF
food to help feed the civilian popu-
lation of Ireland, including thou
sands of refugees who have fled
there from Europe.
Irish Minister Robert Bremen
will notify Undersecretary OF
State Sumner Welles of the de-
cision late this afternoon.
Fire also will accept the Presi-
dents offer TO charter two mer-
chant ships 10 transport food 10
Ireland as well as other supplies
which the Irish gaXernment will
purchase in this Cd fry with its
own funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
OTHER DEFENDANTS

Defendants besides McCrea and
Frahm are four former police of.
flccrs. Lieut.. Clyde Ranney and
James Dooley and Detectives John
Mulligan and James Bennett. all
members of the special investiga-
ton squad.
Accused as lottery employees are
Richard NorNVaIl. vice president OF
the Checker Cab Company. John
a. Coburn mot olburnl. a
printer. George Fairfield Clifford
South. Frank A. PiScopink. Victor
A. Doub. Frank Carney and Mil.
ton w. Kamphenkel.
They were held for trial on
March II. 1910. after examination
before Judge Ferguson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Childish Contempt

In the face Of the challenging
bigotry Of those who had taken
root,-"This is my country; il
it the best country felt a
certain sad instability. l retail.
ated by regarding with a child
ish contempt the alth y
manifestations of nationalism.
Invincible wanderlust was an
other result of our life on the
waterfronts. l ran off on hot
afternoons to explore the har-
bors and to watch maneuvering
ships and toiling stevedores.
knew the smells of godowns and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
1000 Bismark Loss Seen

/ LONDON. June 2.-GNS)-
Emigre German circles in London
claimed today that 700 torpedo
and runnery experts from the
German battlesship Tirpi,z were
aboard its Sistcr-ship. the Bis.
marck, when the latter was sunk
They said this brought German
casualties aboard the Bismarck tc
1000 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
MCREA PROTESTS

The present case charges CON
spiracy TO obstruct justice IN per.
uniting a baseball pool 10 opcr-
ate. II was the first Indictment
returned by Judge Homer Fergu-
son 5 one-man grand jury.
Protesting release of GelbtfFn A.
defendant and his endorsement AS
.co-consplrator and witness. Nc.
.CTca said:
Judge Ferguson had no
jurisdiction TO give Colburn inn
munity at the time he did
Just before Colburn pleaded
guilty IN the graft trlal)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Seek Suicide Motive
OF Famed Dolly Sister

HOLLYWOOD. June 2. GNS)
Police today were attempting TO
find motive for what they
termed the suicide Of Jenny Dolly,
4S-year-old member OF the one
time internationally famous Dolly
sisters dance team. The body of
the dancer was found hanging
from a curtain rod of her fash
ionable Hollywood apartment yes
'terday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
BACKS DuCE DEMANDS

The Bremen Pass meeting coin
lcidcd With official national cere-
tnlouies favoring Italian acquisition
'of Nice. Hitler was believed 10
have informed Mussolini of the
results of direct Franco-German
negotiations involving a definite
settlement of all open questions.
including Franco-Italian territorial
disputes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Luck Saves 'Chutisf

GRAND RAPIDS. June 2.-The
leap Of Harry Brown. parachute
Jumper, from a balloon as part OF
the show at Ramona Park landed
him on the rails of a roller coaster.
A car had just flashed by, and he
was able to escape from the 60
foot high tracks before the next
one came along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
IN THE
NEWS

THE words of President Roose
i velt's fireside chat echo and
Te-echo throughout the world.
In England II has been regarded
rs n definite statement thai
"America IL In the war"
Lord BeaverDrook's Evening
Standard says;
1T Cds a trumpet call to
those 1Cho fight. Mr.. Roose-
veIt identified the interests
Of the United States finally
and irreUOc0biy NTH the in
terests Of Britain"
This, decturcs the
Standard, "dmounts TO an
IRON pact bet,Ceen the Al
lies"
Sir Anthony Eden praised Presi-
dent RooseveIt's speech and said
eve hare found IN Presi-
dent Rooserelts message to
Congress Of January, 1871,
the keynote of our pur-
poses.
Then Foreign Secretary Eden
attempted Ia define the British
Empires war detectives by saying:
I've must Herer forget
that Germany Is the UOrSt
master Europe has crer
kfe'eR, and Het "sAe mast
Hcrer be IN q position to
play that role again
MIR. Eden proceeded To imply
that the good master Of Europe
would be England, and said that
the British Empire and the United
States and South America are
alone able TO restore social Sc
eurity 90 the world, "for irrespee-
tive of the nature Of the political
settlement. continental Europe will
end this war starved and bankrupt
of all foods and raw materials
which she il accustomed to obtain
from the rest of the world. ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Continued on Page Severn

Gen. Hugh 3. John son.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
PLANES DID THE WORK

He said il was not the para
chutistS but the German bombers
and fighters that captured Malem
airdrome in western Crete. en-.
abling troops 10 be landed there
The plane borne troops, not
the parachutists, were dan
gerOus," he declared
New Zea1andS military hero
Mai. Gen B. c. Freyberg. was
understood 10 have accompanied
his troops safely 20 Egypt from
! Crete.
The withdrawal from Crete was
icarried out under constant luft.
waite dive-bombing attacks and
machine-gun strafing- The troops
withdrawn were understood to be
only British imperial forces. in
GLIDING contingents from New
Zealand and Australia. many OF
whom also participated in the
fighting on the Greek mainland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
British Save
$4,000 in
Crete Defeat

int New. service stsit Correspondent

CAIRO, June 2.-RAF planes
were reported still in action today,
protecting the last of the British
Evacuation from Crete and strik-
ing heavily at German captured
airdromes on the island.
All organized fighting on Crete
was at an end with the German
victory an q the Withdrawal OF
$1,000 British imperial troops.
But the British. although adj
hitting their own losses were Sc
we're. drew consolation from an
official statement that the Ger
man loses. in men and material,
were enormous"
A senior RAFAo officer who re-
turned TO Egypt said the Germans
used at least 1000 planes in their
conquest and added that the num-
Der Of German machines destroyed
in the y days of fighting ran
into the hundreds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

IN GERMANY, the President
i declaration was received with
calmness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
German authorities said briefly

German authorities said briefly
LIE Aaee- 70 4llateeA NTH
Hg t Hitctt .,5ittUtry btUt TT
ar ready 10 meet al HoW-
corners.
High official quarters in Berlin
later added:
"Ou impression is that
RooSercit IS running after
Wnf and trying To cram ir0r
doiCH the thro0tS Of the
American people"
Clearly any American
supply ship crossing the
oce0a ,cith supplies for
England constitutes q form
Of attack on Germany. and
Oay American plane cross
iog To England IS q potea-
tjoi roidcr NJ Germany
Thus II seems eridcnt
Tint Germany is not threat
cViag the UHitcd States bit
the opposite Is true
And, furthermore, declared these
Berlin authorities:
III NJ. Roosevelt perc
re0iiY serious about free
dom Of the ScoS. hc irOuId
hare 10 proclaim the screen
ScOE 0DCH to ttF trcC tTuTS-
portotiOn of on foodstuffS
To ALL couatrics-Hot oaly
tn England"
Commenting on the Presidents
assertion that British shipping
losses are twice Anglo American
production. the German official
radio said:
Yes, and these losses
: 1ciH continue IA spite Of Mr.,
RooseeeifS speeches until
actual freedom OF the seas
is gOincd."
The radio concluded by assert.
Ing that mir. Roosevelt IL aware
that n German attack on the
United States IL just a. ridiculous
a an attack on the moon"
IN JAPAN, the influential Mich
Il Nichi chain of newspapers
termed Mr.. Roosevelt's speech IAN.
other step by the United State,
towards participation in the war
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
FEAR CYPRUS ATTACK

With Crete lost, British Middle
East forces hastily prepared for
Axis attacks against the British
Island 81 Cyprus In the eastern
lMeditefranesn and a2aifst..AIex-
andria and the Suez Canal
Likewise it was expected British
forces soon might move against
axis forces in Syria and Lebanon,
particularly at airdromes.
While the magnitude of the
German aerial vasion was
credited by the British for the
German conquest of Crete, one
Raj officer who returned 10
Egypt described the parachute
troops used by the NaziS as. a
busted flush
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
n JAPAN. the influential Mich

IN JAPAN, the influential NichI
i Nichi chain OF newspapers
termed Mr.. Roosevelt's speech IAN.
other step by the United State,
towards participation In the war
1T IS trHe." Nichi Nichi
Continued on Page Seven)