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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Christian Science Mrs. Elizabeth Macarthur Thomson CS
nd Christ

as she was By spiritual means alone
in 1866. she began 10 see that MOTH
ing outside OF perfect, Interchangeable,
/ divine Law or order could provide
the means whereby the Saviour
lived. worked. ana healed.
After wears OF study and research
Mrs. Eddy saw With spiritual clarity
me underlying Principle and rule Of
scientific benz saw Truth as X Is
Win rs healing power Her nature
being What y was Wholly unSelaSh,
and filed With love FOR God and
mankind -She could no, possibly be
satisfied 20 rest alone IN her dis
cotcrv and healing She mas, go
on with ;hc vogN. and share The
, blessing With al mankind The
orderly footsteps taken b. oui
Leader me crosses and prosecutions
sac endured over the years. could
nor be outlined within The scope az
one lecture one would have 10
know each Sicp Of MS Eddys hu-
man experience 20 appreciate even
IA a degree. What Cur Leader en-
Ggyed and oyercame N her efforts
70 discover ard reveal the truth
But vha; she found N The INSPIRED
Word ~ tho Bible prepared and
fortified her .oy the work she was
6iylNe,y led 70 &C. The truth az
being which Jesus reyea.ed-hidden
as g had been for centuries under
a mass q material obSert arccs and
.i-eral INTERPRETATIONS almost devoid
O.. the splri;-Cavned Upon Mrs
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Gear .cr. 81 divine revelation. she
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ccNe Tor mank.nd
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Evening star., 1941-12-07

IT WAS the 18th wedding
anniversary Of Chief Spot
ted Eoele, soehem Of Al
berto's Stony tribe. ond his
wife, Red Cloud Womon.
The occasion coIled for some
proper celebration. This,
they decided, would be O trip
into the city Of Bonff TO
spend the doy, ond spend it
royoIIy. It wos quite q
chonee from their quiet
tepee life at Morley in the
Conodion Rockies. Here ore
some picture hiehIiehts OF
the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13
New World Nations Now Show
Anti-Hitler Sentiment

to the ne the New York Times did
rum in connection with the Sudahy
spiel, pointing out that Adolf isn't
10 bc believed under oath.
Nevertheless the adverse critics
generally appear 10 imply that John
WIS giving currency to nazi propa-
Ganda.
This doesn't seem to be quite
lar to the eX-ambassador. He
undoubtedly had the interview he
says he had and presumably he re-
ported it correctly. He didn't I'M
dcrtake to guarantee that Adolf was
telling him the truth. All he did was
to record what was said to him, leav-
ing his readers to take it for what
ever they consider it worth.
1t VAS interesting, too. though re-
gardod Wnolly as a sample of the
quality of plain and fancy lying
Adolf capable Of.
Its true that John Cudahy didn't
specifically state, OF course the
luthrer was lying to me- but | sup
pose he assumed that his readers
would be enlightened enough to draw
t'I'lI OEEl COllClltSF MS.
Some Feasibility
There's a certain plausibility about
Adolf contention that it would be
Il manifest impoSSibilitv for him tO
snip an enormous army to this side
OF the Atlantic to conquer the entire
collection of the Americas. and run
EN- permanently, directly firm over
seas.
The presumption is. however, that
his plan Will be to saturate EN- Ger
manly on their own insides, first eco
nomlc2lly and then politically. by
getting 4 lot Of their native but pro
German Quislings and Lavals INTO
control OF then various governments.
1t hardly seems as if he ever could
accomplish this in the United States
OF Canada, but the New Warld re-
publlcs south of us might be more
susceptible.
Right now these countries don't
wan TO be G~ermanized. They have
some dictators in their various
midsts, and a few of en- are decided
~ totalitarian, but they prefer to do
their W debating, not to have it
done tOr en- from Berlin.
There was a strong hint at this
frame of mind the other day, when
Argentina issued invitations to mill
tary men from six Of its nearest
neishbors, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bra
I'll, Bolivia, Chile and Peru, to visit
the Argentine in July to unite on
preparations for mutual defense.
Mexico. Venezuela, Columbia, Ecua-
dor and the Central and Insular
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13

American republics weren't included,
probably because they're / o distant.
But, and this is significant, the
United States was included. Now, of
all the Pan-AmeriCan countries Ar
gcntlna has been clammieSt hereto
fore toward western hemispherical
collaboration with Uncle Sam. If
that republics coming cordially into
line, it means a lot.
German Agents Busy
One thing it evidently means is
that German agents must be busy
enough in the land for the Argen-
tine government to have noticed it
and to have taken alarm.
Mt long ago President Vargas Of
Brazil suppressed an uprising in the
big German colony in his southern
state of Rio Grande do Sui. Chilc's
had trouble with nazi fifth column
lists in Santiago. Uruguay's dealt
with 'em severely at Montevideo.
It's nice to know that these folk
are resisting being nazi-fiod. but if
Modification weren't being ATTEMPTED
they wouldn't have to be resisting
it. SO it does To- k as if Herr Hitler
must have been lying to John Cudahy
when he said he'd no western hem
spherical ambitions, since it's SC
evident that he's trying to realize
said ambitions right now.
What Adolf will attempt is OBJ.
Vious. He'll endeavor to find a de.
pendable Latin American Quisline
here and there, back him up in 3
blltz revolution and horn into con
troll without d mass invasion, all a
once.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13

Herr Hitler, in the
course of which the
iuehler scofted at
the notion that he
had the slightest
idea of ever inVad-
ing the western
hemisphere.
President Reese
welt, for one. refer
red to such :stol les.
as well as the one
to the effect that
John G.. Winant,
our ambassador to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press Column

Washington, June l3. = John
belgium, has come in for some pretty
severe criticism as a sequel TO publ
cation Of IN inter>i lew he had with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13

L0TIuOT1, recently VISItCd here O tell
MIN that Britain is all in. and to sub
mt d peace proposition from John
Bull, as plain nazi propaganda ord
cred by Berlin.' Not. the President
added, that he had any objection tc
stuff like the Cudahy interview, pro
NIded II appears in print TO the ac-
compartment Of an editorial similar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13
Cotton Closes
1915 Higher

New York, June 13.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened | lower to 2
higher.
At noon, values were down 2 to
6 points.
Futures closed 1915 higher, mid
ding spot l4.57n. up 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-13

Loreto, a little town in southern
Italy, is one Of the most famous
cording to legend, the house Of the
Virgin was transplanted there from
Nazareth by angels in the middle
ages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Associated Striving
To Prevent Accidents

stressing the Importance Of con-
slant vigilance on the part Of
service station attendants 10 elm
mate accidents, w. A. Reanier,
domestic sales manager of the
Tide Water Associated Oil COM
pany. today called attention TO a
new booklet recently issued by the
department Of accident prevention
of the American Petroleum insti-
tuts.
Associated service station SUI
pervisors and others Of our COM
pany sales personnel who contact
operators and attendants Of serv-
ice stations selling Associated
products are constantly on the
alert to point out ways Of avoid
ing accidents. and believe that
this newest A. p. /. accident pre-
vention manual will prove Of in
valuable aid in our campaign along
this line" Reanier stated. One
OF these latest manuals will be
sent to every Associated station
in our marketing territory on the
Pacific coast, and II the simple
suggestions offered are followed
implicitly there should be far
fewer accidents in the future sus-
tanned by operators and their
attendants"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

we got in the habit Of saying
Used Car Problem but that habit
IL very much out Of date" the
executive said. In fact. there are
many things taking place within
the automotive industry today.
such as the arrangements due TO
defense program activities, which
indicate that the used car business
will become increasingly important
as the year progresses
The Chevrolet man stated that
he had in his office recent infor-
nation from General Sales Man
ager w. E. Holler of the Chevrolet
Motor Division. which bore out the
view that business" was the only
word which properly described the
operation of the modern used car
department, such as developed in
every Chevrolet dealer organization
in the land.
The used car business is the
Cinderella of the industry" ne
said. Conservative estimates place
the number of people who earn
their livelihood from used car ac-
tivities at more than 100000.
The dollar volume of sales in
the used car and truck business is
one half as large as that Of the
new car and truck business, but
the total number of units In the
used field Is double that IN the
new field.
Chevrolet dealers emphasize the
used car departments of their bust
nesses in the same manner as they
emphasize the new car depart
ments. The pattern was developed
by Holler along new car depart
ment lines and the objective was
to give results beneficial to custo-
mer as well as dealer. Behind the
plan is permanence of the dealer
organization in the community"
The latest step in advanced used
car methods innovated by the
Chevrolet general sales manager is
in more efficient reconditioning
technique, the Chevrolet executive
declared.
A series of seven cards are
placed in the used car recondition-
ing shop" he explained. Each
man can see these cards as he
works. He knows there are 9s diff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Union Oil Travel
Maps Now Ready

Travel maps, containing up-to-
the-minute information on road
changes and highway improve
ments, are now available at all
Union Oil service stations, accord
ing to = recent company announce
ment.
This year. individual maps of
eight Pacific coast metropolitan
areas are being distributed in ad-
dition To the regular western state
series. The four-color maps are
complete with detailed informa-
ton concerning all primary. sec
ondary and incidental highways.
For convenient reference, a cross
index OF city names is included,
together with q western states
mileage chart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Women Taking
Auto Training
Preparing for an
Uncertain Future

FLUSHING, y. Y.-The women
OF America can be expected 10 do
their full part in any national
emergency that may arise-and
here in New York's Queens county
they're already in training for the
important home defense roles they
may some day be called upon to
fill.
For one thing. the Queens
county unit of the American hos
pital women's reserve corps ana
r. Il. Lievendag, De Soto dealer.
are conducting a women's schooi
in motor mechanics. in which
classes are held nightly.
Prime purpose of the course
explains Lievendag, is 10 teach
women the mechanics of their
cars. giving them sufficient knowi-
edge of construction and operation
To enable them to diagnose defects
and effect repairs on the road.
Sixty women a week are put
through the school, under direct
supervision of Dealer Lievendag
and Miss Hazel Williams OF
Queens. chairman OF motor me-
chanics for the corps. They're
studying engine, transmission and
chassis, learning how to shoot
trouble" and otherwise qualifying
as more competent drivers. A
cutaway De Soto chassis is used
to illustrate the lectures to which
they listen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Buick Dealer Has
New Used Car Lot

Used oar buyers now have an
other shopping point - Mueller
Hsrkins' new lot at Sixth and st.
Helens. next 10 the firms used
car reconditioning department and
"As-Is" center. The new location
will feature both "as-is' cars and
cars which have been thoroughly
reconditioned.
by 'as-is' we mean those cars
offered direct 10 the buyer from
the former owner" said Howard
r. steere. manager Of the Mueller
Harkins used car department.
These may be late models-or
they may be five or six years old.
The point is that buyers are given
the opportunity TO select a car
before we recondition 1t. By maxi
ing the small repair jobs them
selves, they can save the differ
ence in the original cost.
Along with the 'as-is' cars on
our new lot we will show a variety
Of our regular reconditioned stock
both types, Of buyers
something that will interest them"
steere stressed the opportuni-
ties existing for the used car
buyer at this time. I'VE have a
large number of late model cars
1899 and 1e40 models. Buyers
seeking really fine transportation
values will find them available
now"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Military Experts
Say Britain Has
Not Lost the War

NEW YORK Seventeen experts
on military and political Affairs
including four retired sdmirals-
declared here that statements
that Britain already has lost the
war and can't Be saved by the aid
Of the United States, are unwsr-
ranted.
The essential element Of
British survival and ultimate
victory II the maintenance of
n sufficient flow of shipping
across the Atlantic" they said
In . point statement" Ameri-
can naval and air forces now
possess the striking power, ~
In 1917, TO equallze and per-
haps turn to our advantage
the struggle now waging
along the convoy routes
They concluded that even II II
is true-which we deny-that Brit
ain In destined to lose the war. 1t
is imperative that Hitler's victory
be ~ long delayed and as costly as
possible"
Admirals William V. Pratt and
William II. STANDBY, both former
chiefs Of naval operations. headed
the list OF experts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Financial Report
Shows Net Profit

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-The Stu
debaker corporation today reported
consolidated net profit of S1s0,45s
for the quarter ended March 81,
1871, compared with S511.503
earned in the same period last
year.
First quarter profit this year
eoualed s cents e share Of COM
mon stock against % cents per
share in the corresponding 1870
period. Net sales for the first
quarter Of 1871 amounted 10 S21. :
ASSES against s2O.4e7 .46e IN the
same period last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Copeland S Men
In High Standing

Two Tacoma automobile sales
men this week were listed as
among the top selling men in a
nationwide new and used car sell
ing competition which is being
sponsored jointly by De Soto =
Plymouth dealers and the De Soto
division of Chrysler corporation, it
was reported here today.
The men, who received word Of
their high standings from the De
Soto plant in Detroit. are Wallace
Seifert and Harold F. Bartlett of
the copeland Motors. Inc.
Scheduled to extend over a So
day period, the contest, largest in
De Soto's history, next week en-
tiers its second half. Winning
statesmen are eligible for one or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Urges Navigation
To Assist Britain
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page one)
ing West Africa, looking towards
a jumping off place within easy
reach of the Brazilian coast. Its
propagandists are already vigor-
ously active in our own popula-
ton.
'What are we going to do
about. IT?
THE lifeline Of Great Britain
is threatened. The high water
mark of the Nazi effort is at
hand in the shape OF an attack
on the shipping which furnishes
Britain with the means and
nourishment to maintain her
battle.
Right now at this crossroads
of history it is within our power
II we choose TO use that instru-
ment 1.-THE navy TO turn the tide
of darkness back from the At
lantic world, and, while it is thus
held in check, to gain the means
which will preclude it forever
from attaining its full purpose.
'h today the navy should
make secure the seas for de-
livery of our munitions 10
Great Britain, II will render
as great a service to our own
country and to the preserva-
ton of American freedom as
n has ever rendered In all
Its glorious history"
A prelude to Stimsons speech
one by Sen. Claude Pepper. D.,
Fla, in the senate Tuesday after
noon asserting that Americans
are ready to spill their blood"
to defeat Germany-aroused near
~ as much comment. Peppers
remarks were OF great significance
in their own right because he fire.
quently has been the bellwether
of administration policy on aid to
the democracies.
Senate anti-interventionis
snapped hack at Pepper with
charges that he was, him
self. an advocate Of Dictator B.
ship because of his call upon
the president to proclaim q
full national emergency. Sen.
Bennett c. Clark, D.. No..
charged that copper was at
tempting 20 declare war ION
the entire world" He describ-
ed him AS zone Of the most
adept and vOciferous advo-
Gates of Hitlerism In the
world today"
The non-interventonists snap
ped back at Stimson, too. Sen
Burton X. Wheeler. D. Mont,
charged in Lansing. Mich. that
he had demonstrated that Mr.
Roosevelt's foreign policy is clear
~ designed TO push US into war
The die is cast" ALI NJ. Lam
don. 1886 Republican presidential
candidate. said the United States
is so close 10 war that only tbs
actual declaration could bring i
any closer He thought Mr.. Roose-
Welt should have mace the speech
himself. Sens. .. Worth Clark
| D.. Ida. and Guy NJ. Gillette, d.
Ia. issued similarly critical state
mentS-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Dealers Report Gain
In Vehicle Deliveries

Sales OF new motor vehicles re-
ported by Dodge dealers Of the
Seattle region showed q net gain
OF 50 per cent over The record Of
the preceding week. according TO
Regional Manager ". A. Sellman.
The same dealers report used
vehicle sales At a correspondingly
satisfactory level and look for
ward 10 a brisk spring and gum
mer business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Sailed World Thrice,
But Navy Rejects Him

"ohCEsIER, Mass.-Capt. Irv-
ing johnson, 35-year-old former
south Hsndley farm boy who has
sailed about 100000 miles and has
thrice girdled the globe with his
schooner Yankee, has been reject
eo by the naval reserve officers
corps because he has no college
degree, it was learned "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
War in Europe
A Year Ago
May 8, l94O

Winston Churchill was accorded
greater war powers in the Cham
berlain government.
Holland ordered army leaves
cancelled and called up marine re-
serves. Communication service
to foreign points were suspended.
Neville Chamberlain asked OPP
position leaders to join his cabinet
amid cries of resign, resign"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
FISHERMEN TO MEET

There viii be a district-wide
meeting Of the sardine division Of
the United Fishermen's Union ~
the Pacific on Wednesday 81 80
?. m. IN room 400 o. the Bsv build
ing. 1918 First ave, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Lost Wallet Costs
Life of Aged Man

bANDoN, Ore.-A lost wallet
cost z r. osmundson his life
mere. Osmundson. 81. drowned in
me surf when he dived after the
bilhold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
LAUNCH SUB MONDAY

PORTSMOUTH. y. lieut.
oomor- c. F. Gresham announced
wednesday that the subms rins
Drum will Be launched at the navy
yard hers Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

ferent steps involved in the proper
renovation operation. Each card
lists the operations under the head
inrs Of Cleaning. Mechanical, Up
hosiery Cleaning. Metal Dumping,
Painting. Final Checkup, and Final
Inspection. When the seven steps
are faithfully carried out, the used
car is in fine running shape, is safe
to drive anywhere. and has sttrae-
tive fresh appearance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

more of a thousand valuable mer-
chandise awards, ranging from
cameras and personal radios TO
electrical appliances and furniture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Auto Industry Doing Two
Billion in Used Cars
Twelve Million Motorists Buying
The Other Fellows Automobile

When a department of the automotive industry does
dollar volume of two billion annually and deals with II NIL
lion of the total 30 million Of motor vehes
entitled be recognized fuedged business accord
ing F. Norman Phelps Pacific coast regional manager OIL
Chevrolet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08

one-hsh the weight a = bird
consists Of muscles that move thu
wings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

The peak-studded Balkans, of the latest
phase of Hitler's drive for mastery of Europe and
the last foothold of Britain and her new won Allies
on the continent.
Refusal of Yugoslavia hemmed in three
sides by Axis AXis-dominated powers, to sub
scribe to the new order" in Europe touched off the
latest cOnfagratiOn that NaZi hOrdes pour into
that country as well Greece.
The Nazis bombed widely, quickly took Ms and
Skoplje Crying to join Italians fighting eastward
from AIbania) and smashed through TO the Aegean
at SaIonka and Mantle, thus cutting Greece into
three pieces. The British Army evacuated from
Africa had joined the Greeks with their mechanical
strength.
Meanwhile, Bengasi, In Libya, had been
abandoned by General Wave and Australian troops
shipped from that port to Salonika and Praeus to
meet the NaZi drive. NaZi-Fascist troops immedi-
ately took Bengasi, Derna and pushed eastward