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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
Britain Refuses
To Pass Ships

LONDON, Jan. Is. CUP) = The
ministry of economic warfare said
today it would refuse to lift the
British blockade to permit five
french ships to sail with cargoes
Tor France from Montevideo, Uru-
quay
The ministry said that no re-
quest for navicerts for the vessels
or their cargoes had been made.
1t asserted that the question OF
British violation of Uruguayan ter
ritorial waters had not arisen in
the action of British warships in
intercepting the French freighter
Mendoza, off Montevideo. 1t said
that Uruguay had no grounds for
protest in the British action.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Jan. Is.
tUP)-Balkan diplomats heard un-
confirmed reports today that Adolf
Hitler and Benito Mussolini had
arranged a conference with Admiral
Francois Darlan and General Chas
Huntzinger of the French govern
ment, possibly to discuss a new
move against Great Britain from
the Mediterranean.
1t was even reported that a
meeting had been held last night
and some quarters put the scene of
the meeting at Berchtesgaden, git
ler's mountain retreat in Bavaria
cat Berlin an authorized Nazi
spokesman said that nothing was
known Of the report that Hitler
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
A ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS
WILL MEET

The Associated Chambers Of
Commerce meeting, postponed last
Friday because cf the rain, will take
place in Calipatria the night of
Jan. "a. Plans will be announced
later. The next meeting will be
held in FL Centre Feb. 28. Paul
Shoup, former president of the
Southern Pacific Railway company
and now head OF the Merchants
and Manufacturers association Of
Los Angeles. was invited to speak
at the FL Centre meeting. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
ANS WEIR AND CROSS
COMPLAINT FILED

Sylvester LIc!o Tuesday denied
allegations Lola Lucio made in
divorce complaint filed recently
He said his WIFI charged him with
cruelty ard then insisted upon liv-
ing with him ana said she feared
for her life" yet foilowc,l MIN to
Los Angeles and back. He said it
was impossible for them to live to-
gether. Lucio said the only times
he ever slapped her occurred after
She scratched, hit, or threw dishes
at him. He declared he would be
unable to continue in his present
employment if he had any further
trouble with his wife, alleging she
interfered with his work and Yell
ed and screamed at him in public.
He denied that he beat her before
and after their baby was born, as
She alleged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. Is. (UP)-
Greek troops edged closer to the
vital Albanian port of Valona to-
day with the Italians bitterly con-
testing every yard
The official Greek radio broad
cast reports that -combatants
were evacuating both Valona ano
Rerat, 80 miles northeast of Valona.
but there was no indication here
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
Rose to Speak
At Center Meetinu

Mark Rose, veteran director of
the Imperial Irrigation district, will
speak on water developments in the
Imperial Valley at meeting of the
Jasper farm center at Jasper school
Friday night.
Lee Landerman, assistant county
agent, will also speak at the cen
ter meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
Song Wins Honor
For POSTMASTER

Roy Main created a sensation at
Laconian Toastmasters club Tues
day night when he closed his
speech for the evening by bursting
into song.
The song and the speech gave
him the title of the best speaker
of the evening. His address, De
signs for Living" closed with the
song "A Smile Will Go a Long,
Long Way"
Then Jack Summer and Allen
Gillespie tied for the title of speak
er showing the greatest improve
ment Other speakers were Ebert
Berry, Louis Moore, and Dick
Shank. John Rhodes, toaStmaster
for the evening, introduced club
guests. Corwin Vencill, O. G. Nose
by, DR.. Hofsteen of Wisconsin and
George Hawkens.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
WEATHER

Southern California Generally
clear central and southern portions
wednesday and Thursday; partly
cloudy north portion Wednesday,
Thursday except cloudy and occa-
sional snow extreme north portion:
little change in temperature.
Record for "a hours ending 5 am.
Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
RECEIVES NEWS OF
BROTHERS DEATH

Henry Hora of the Jasper district
received word early this week Of
the death of his brother, Ludwig
Hora, in Hayward, Calf. He died
last Friday. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
BEYSCHLAG TO OUTLINE FARM
RECORDS AT MEETING

Frank G. Beyschlag. county farm
advisor, will discuss farm record
keeping at a meeting of the Acacia
farm center at Acacia school Fri
day night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
Scanning I.v
News Horizon
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted Tuesday to Jesse
Smith in his suit against Margaret
Smith. He accused her of willful
desertion
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15

CENTER WILL NOT MEET
Officials of the Mt. Signal farm
center announced Wednesday there
would not be center meeting this
week. Next meeting is scheduled in
February, members said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-15
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ARMSTRONG'S
Floor Covering

Choose from many pat
terms, easy to keep
clean felt base floor
covering made by Arm
strong. Famous for good
quality. This is far su-
perior to most inexpen-
sive felt base yardgoods.
All 6-foot widths, per
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SCREEN METER

It's very scXy. The love things
ARE the hottest things this side of
Death Valley, but that's about all.
Plot, action, dialogue all take back
seat for those intimate moments
when Miss Turner and Mr.. Gable
get all involved with one another.
The story Is not a story. It's a
cliche.
Mr.. Gable is a big, bad. con man
whose sole purpose lies in exploit
ing the wide open West. Despite
THE scope Of his territory he lands
in a small town run by another
bad man, Albert Decker. Here
also lives a drunken reprobate who
appears suspiciously like Frank
Morgan.
Frank Morgan has a daughter,
Lana Turner. who is supposed TO
be nice girl from Boston but
she's a smart one, too. When
Gable starts 10 make a play for
her, she gets him drunk and mar
ries him. His surprise gives way
TO delight as the two make a 60
of it. despite the tears of neglected
dance hall hostess. Claire Trevor.
But Clark doesn't mend his
ways. He becomes the town boss
and rules affairs with such a high
hand that the townsfolk revolt.
Gable repents only when his wife
nearly dies, but we are given 10
believe that the Transformation
was only a temporary thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Western Film
At The Adams

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS latest
plunge into Western history
opened yesterday on the screen Of
the Adams Thcater in the form Of
a thriller called "Badlands OF
Dakota.
Co-Starring Robert Stack with
Ann Rutherford. the story takes
place 'during the late '70'S in
Deadwood, which at that time was
the wckedeSt boomtown in the
Territory of Dakota
A supporting cast includes Brod
Crawford. Richard Dix, Frances
Farmer and Hugh Herbert.
The companion picture Mob
Town, features the Dead End
Kids and he Little Tough Guys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"Niob Town" Il:2s a. m,
s:O3. 4.s7. 7:Ol. 9.t5 p. M; bad Lands
Of Dakota" u 80, 3.Oi. 5.3s, 500,
tO;ts .. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL $500 Moon over
Miami" Is,s7. Sal i0T. 1927 p. m.
''Out Of the Fog" II a. m, 2;2O. $40.
n m.
CINDERELLA - moon over Miami,
70 80, a.la. 5.O7. 1897 .. m; "out of
the Tog. 90. sac, 9.ol p. M.
CINEMA-"soviet Power" y, ?, {, Q.
3, 10 o. m.
tISHER-"Moon over Miami" 1854,
1855, .5S. ~ p. m; "Out Of the log"
~ 80. S:a2. 63i, 9:35 g. m.
FON-"A Nank In the IA t." ~
a. M. l.5i. a;5o. 7;te. 1910 p. M;
Hawaii" ~ SO. as. 6.f2. 1856 y. m.
HOLLYWOOD 49, ''NIoun over Miami g"
5'i2. 1885 y. NJ; "Out of the fog."
a.u3 =. m.
MADI>ON-'pispmcd Passage" -
a. M. ? .33 81, a.tt o. M. The old
Maid" l2:i4. t;03, 1872 =. SOD.
MICHIGA Nothing But the Truth %
II-ln L. N Is. s. -nS, a.n2 40 .56 y. ~.
"BuN Ne That Town. INV, 5 ~, . 'TT'
9;ii y. NJ
PALMS STATE--'t nderground," $40,
fsHl. '.-Hf thtlh ~ M 'UtNN DOCS "l
the Nir," tlli n. m, 2 3S. 6:O2, Eli
y. m
RINIFRs-'NIoon over Miami" y so.
go. 7:t2. le.Ns =. m; "Out Of the
Fog" 2 40, G.t6. 93e y M
R-k-O UPT0N N--"Nioon over Miami,
30, -. 7.37, I0t7 .. m. "Out of the
Fog" 500. GIL. g.2t y. m.
ROYAL -- moon O,rr Miami" 90,
st5' ~ so y. m; "oui Of the Fog
: 20. 1928 p, m,
UNITED ARTISTS -- "HonkN Tnnk,
~ 49, .5G. : i6, l0 3d o. m "nr Hi
dare's Wedding DAY" 1907 a. m, RAJ,
3 a.. a.Oi D. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Star Lightens Hair
For Lighter Roles

BETTY FIELD who urrod
blond for her role as Cassie in
Warner Bros. "kngs Row, in-
tends to remain blond until she's
a villaineSS again.
The natural color OF This great
actress hair is dark brown In
recent pictures. however, in which
she has been assigned mostly
heavy roles. the Field tresses
haNe boon inkN hlack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Bombers in Movies
Aren't Acting Now

HUDSON BOMBERS now fly
ing over Germany viii be seen in
Warner Bros Captains of the
Clouds
When Byron liaskirS directing
p special unit reported 20 Royal
Canadian AIR Force headquarters
40 Halifax armed with official per-
mission 10 uso RCAF planes f0r
important scenes. he was told that
planes were taking off for England
so fast noue could be spared f0I
motion picture use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Gable, Turner
Encounter at Il. Il.
M e e tin G Prove S
K o m a n tic
Ballyhoo

WELL, NOW that Lana Turner
has finally met Clark Gable l sup
pose we can all relax and go back
to our hum-drum daily existence.
This encounter seems 10 have
been the principal reason for max
ing the picture Honky Tonk,
which opened at the United Art
lists yesterday.
Certainly 1t would be very hard
10 find any other excuse for max
ing a film quite as trite as this
one It's going TO be box office
killer, because Mr.. Gable IS what
every woman thinks she wants
and Miss Turner seems TO have the
strangest effect on the men.
We do believe that if this ro-
mantle SkirmiSh is as momentouS
as advertised C"The Big Romantic
Moment of the DecadeD it de-
served Just a little better setting.
It's little like having RooSe-
welt and Churchill meeting in a
TDWbOat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SUPREME ARTIST

But besides SCOrning all equiv
ocaton. he is also a supreme IN
terpretive artist
Following the opening salvo 10
the strains of the Star Spangled
Banner" he proceeded 10 give US
IA reading Of The Haydn G-maior
Symphony usually listed as No.
90 which was q revelation
Rather lengthy for Haydn, this
symphony might easily make tedi-
Gus listening But so carefully did
Walter phrase il. prolonging this
pause. accelerating that turn, that
he made OF IL. a truly exciting
thing. Crisp and clean-cut was
every measure and If you think
Haydn cant be exciting then you
missed last nights performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
WEARY OF WORK?

II also seemed that Bruno
Walter might be just "A little
weary Of the work himself. be-
cause IL was not up 10 the high
standard of the proceeding num-
bcrS
-D------ -.--.-.. -l-..-. ..-4-t -...-hl WAS
the work of the brass and wood
wind choirS. both OF which ouidid
themselves. while the strings
SCARED beautifully through certain
other passages
Altogether II was a splendid
concert a sort Of musical promise
az fine programs 10 come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Blossom Time to Open
At CasS Theater NOU. 3

tunes, all of which are ACCURATE
fac-similes of the colorful stylet
that were fashionable in gay w
emma of the 1820's.
Iff'ffTe supporting cast incfudet
Barbara Cation, Bette Olivec
Agnes Cassidy Truman Ga
Driskill Wolfe, Joseph Toner, 81 ~
Davis, Irwin Burke, Elliott Rob
ertson, Lyndon Crews and Beth
Dean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Much of the enthusiasm and
spirit. however. was due 20 the
fact that they were playing under
the hand OF the master. for Bruno
Walter the great Austrian CON
ductor occupied the podlum
So authoritative a director is
he, so commanding a figure, that
his readings impress the listener
as almost flawless His beat is
law and his conducting brooks no
dispute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
STANDING TRIBUTE

Dramatic hlghhght, however,
proved 10 be the Don Juan Tone
Poem Of Richard Strauss. IT was
played with such passionate fervor
by every member of the orchestra
and so brilliantly directed by Mr.
Walter, that the whole audience
rose to its feet to cheer and APP
plaud.
The last half Of the program
was devoted 10 the Beethoven
"Eroica" Symphony This third
symphony, like several other of
the major works of Beethoven
calls for some careful editing
Splendidly performed though il
was last night, il seemed slightly
anticlimatic. especially after the
Don Juan The second move
ment. the Funeral March. is too
repetitious. BY the end Of the
giant fugue. Beethoven has said
all he has 20 say and the dis
proportionate length Of this move
ment robS the symphony OF bal
ance and the other movements Of
their spontaneous flow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

BLOSSOM TIME the most
fascinating Of all musical plays is
booked at the Cass Theater for one
week only beginning Monday, No
Ivember 3, with a splendid singing
cast to render the lovely Schubert
melodies which make up the score
Of this colorful operetta.
Everett Marshall. star OF stage,
screen, radio and opera. has been
engaged TO play the leading role
of the composer, Franz Schubert.
Supporting the noted baritone are
such outstanding musical comedy
lplayers as Frank Hornaday,
Marthe Errolle, Douglas Leavitt,
IZella Russell and Harry *. Morton.
2OTH ANNIVERSARY
This year marks the twentieth
anniversary Of Blossom Time"
which was first played 10 Ameri-
can audiences at the Wilbur The
alter in Boston in 1921 The ami
versary production which is now
.on a coaSt-to-coast tour with eX-
tended enga e m ent : already
booked in the key cities of the
Pacific Coast, also marks the de-
but Of the noted lyric soprano,
Patricia Wing. Miss Wing plays
the part of Mitzi, the naive and
attractive daughter Of the court
ieweler. Christian Franz, played
to perfection by the veteran come
dian and character actor, Douglas
LeaVitt.
NEW SCENERY
Concentrating the operetta's
anniversary the MeSSrS. Shubert
have provided an entirely new
scenic production, with new cos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

~fieS Iasl nIEhl
20 ~ % n DC
auditorium.
IL "a as HS
though the
spirit ol ol~Cord
i1at inc been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
NEW SCENERY

Concentrating the operetta's
anniversary. the MeSSrS. Shubert
have provided an entirely new
scenic production, with new cos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SOME HANDICAP

Gable struggles nohly with a
role which has little to offer ex-
cept the dramatic gun scene with
Decker, while Miss Turner seemed
somewhat miScast to us. As a
"Honky Tonk girl or saloon host
.eSs, she would have been much
more convincing than as the prud-
ish little miss from the Back Bay
City.
"Dr. Kildare" fans will get a
tragic surprise with the latest
chapter of the young medico's
problems in Or. Kildare's We'd
ding Day which is also on this
same bill Lovely LARAMIE Day is
killed off, giving Lew AyreS a
serious emotional problem to over
come, while the studio is going to
have an equally hard time, we
think, trying 10 find a substitute
love interest for sequel films.
{. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Britain Warns
Films TO Quit

InernAuonh news service tADto
LONDON. Sept. 24-The Daily
Telegraph's dipl ma ic- corre-
spondent said today that Britain
has warned Finland that if it car
ries the war against Russia beyond
the former Finnish frontier. it
will forfeit all British sympathy
and be regarded as "belligerent
enemy"
Conveyed through the Nor
wegian minister at Helsinki, the
diplomatic writer said, the warning
has the full approval of the
Soviet Union.
1t was indicated. however. &C
cording to this report, that if
Finland ceases fighting at her
former frontiers Britain is pre-
pared TO see what can be done to
improve her relations with Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Middle East % Fort
Imperial Forces Are Stronger Than EVer Before,
Iraq, Syria and Iran Become Assets
BY KENNETH DOWNS
Intl New seryiee star Csrrespendeat

CAIRO, Sept. 24.-The impend.
ing struggle for the Middle East
which may be under way by
Halloween and decided by Christ
mas-will find the British imperial
and allied forces stronger than
they have been at any time since
commencement of the war.
! can report this today on the
basis OF a widespread personal
survey. just completed. which
showed the situation in this the
alter of conflict has changed almost
beyond recognition since arrived
here four months ago
Then the battered survivors
from Crete were just arriving and
the Greek disaster was only few
months old. The unequipped allied
forces faced trouble IN all direc-
ftnng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

rolling forward here. In addition
to the mercurial Australians. de-
terTnined New Zealanders and the
solid, cheerful British. you now
see increasing numbers of these
splendid Indian troops and the
South African forces with their
proud red tabs denoting volun-
teers.
Incidentally, the South Africans.
who started without fanfare. have
made an enviable record and are
among the best rated troops in the
Middle East.
They have hewn their way from
the Cape 10 Cairo building their
own roads. fighting over most OF
the distancc---and now they have
forces in the line of the
desert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Policemen Raised
To Rank Of Detective

Three patrolmen were promoted
10 rank of detective today 10 fill
the depleted ranks OF the police
department detective divisions.
Ingvald p. PaulSon of Grand
River precinct and Ford r. Belcher
Of Mcclellan precinct will become
detectives in their respective pre-
cinctS. Howard Steward Of Cen
trail precinct was promoted TO
detective and transferred 10 the
Juvenile division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

TOXIC. Sept. 24.-Koh Ishii,
chief japanese foreign office
spokesman. declared today there is
reason to believe Russia is still
Supplying munitions TO the Chung
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

American planes in the skies ano
trucks on the roads.
The improvement does not mean
the Middle East is out Of the
woods yet by long shot. But the
lp position is unreasonable i'm
proved as the critical moment
InearS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
County Road Boards
To Get S2,2OO,OOO
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Sept. Vouchers
for payment of $2.200.000 10
county road commissions were sub
mitted to the auditor general to-
day by the highway department.
OF the total. 100000 represents
the second half Of funds appropri-
sted 10 counties under the McNitt
Township road law. approximately
S4S,0 goes 10 Wayne County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Raj Bags 7
On Soviet Front

tntrfpsttonh news SrfNioe tAnse
LONDON. Sept. "a. British
planes which recently arrived or
the Russian front have gone
through their baptism OF fire
brilliantly shooting down sever
Nazi planes with a loss Of one
Raj craft. an air ministry corn
munique announced today.
Official announcement OF tn
first battles OF the full RAJ
wing" was terSc.
'RAF pilots on the eastern
front have carried out n num-
her of patrols In bad weather"
il SAID, adding that in the first
engagement one squadron de-
Stroyed three MeSserSchmitt
1895.
In this fight. ono British pilo
was killed. but later the squadron
destroyed four more NaZi plane!
OF the same type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
CLAIM POWER STATION

HELSINKI, Sept. 24.-QNS)-
Finnish military authorities an
Inounced today that the great
power station at Svir, on the
|Leningrad-Murmansk railway line,
has been occupied by Finnish
troops after a battle lasting sew
eral days. The statement said the
station, which furnished electric
power 10 Leningrad. was captured
Iundamaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Red ArHrlS i'm China
japanese Spokesman Says Soviet Is Still Giving Aid
to Chungking5 UnfriendIy, He Calls 1t

king regime of Chinese Generals
lsimo Chang Kai-Shek.
Ishii declared this constitutes an
''unfriendly act toward Japan"
He added Japan is continuing
10 import oil from Mexico, South
America and the Soviet section OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
French Accuse
British in Sinking

LONDON. Sept. 24.-Charges
that British planes bombed and
sank French ship have been
lodged by the French government
in Vichy. a Reuters british News
agency dispatch from Vichy said
today.
All members OF the crew were
rescued and taken 10 Sfax. Tu-
nisia, in North Africa, the dis
patch stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
BEST PHYSICALLY

Their union of Scotch. Irish and
Dutch stock has produced an ex-
cellent type. They are generally
agreed TO be the best physical
specimens in the army, and the
girls in their auxiliary units are
as handsome as they can be.
But the British Empire IS not
the whole picture.
The Free French forces have
swelled considerably. and the
brigade Of Poles is now in action.
Greek forces have been formed
INTO training units.
Also you hear American accents
with increasing frequency through
out the scene as more observers,
and technicianS arrive
You see increasing numbers OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Hunted Sheriff Trapped

BOSTON, Sept. 24.-UNS)-A
|three-year search for former High
Sheriff +. Wood of Suffolk County.
Mass. ended today with his arrest
in Ventura. Cal. on a Bay State
indictment charging solicitation OF
brides from county employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
L. -. General Helps

NEW YORK, Sept. "a
UNS) A British radio broad
cast picked up today by CHS
said Mai. Gen George II. Brett
OF the United States Army Air
Corps. now visiting Egypt. will
be- consulted in the problems OF
Egyptian air defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Princess in New York

NEW YORK, Sept. "a --INS)
-RNugee Crown Princess Martha
OF Norway arrived today report
eddy en- route TO President RooSe-
Velt'S home IN HYDE Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
PICTURE CHANGES

Now the picture has changed
since then, thanks 10 Germany's
decision 90 plunge against Russia
instead OF the Middle East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

For personal security and
financial independence-buy De-
Tense Savings Bonds and stamps
today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Today Iraq. Syria and Iran are
valuable assets 10 Britain. instead
of dangerous menaces.
The cleanup of Ethiopia and
Erltrea has freed crack Indian and
South African troops for service
here.
Turkey has Stifiened
Cyprus has been transformed
from a defcnSeleSs island into a
fortress.
OF course. most important OF all
has been the acquisition of a giant
ally which has absorbed the
.enemys strength during three
months of solid cleaning up and
reinforcement OF the Middle East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
NEWLY ARRIVED TROOPS

The British commander-in-ch chief,
Gen. Claude Auchinleck, has
thoroughly reorganized his forces,
which include tens OF thousands
of newly arrived troops as well as
veterans of completed campaigns
In the meantime aircraft. tanks
and materials from England and
America have arrived in a steadily
increasing flow.
The vivid pageant OF empire Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

ISakhalin Island. despite the United
States embargo on Oil shipments
Ito Nippon.