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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

Five other survivors were re-
ported aboard the W. W. Bruce.
another rescue ship. which still
was standing by the burning
wrecksge.
The other Is members of
the crew were believed dead.
c. Matthews. first assistant
engineer Of the Cities Service Den
yer. said no one knew the cause
Of the terrific blast which ripped
the fore part Of the snip at 1905
p. m. Monday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Two Army Pilots
Die in Mid-Air
Plane Collision

HAMILTON FIELD, Calf
Two u. S. army air corps single
seated pursuit planes collided In
the air near Colinga and crashed
Tuesday, killing both pilots.
Air corps headquarters here
identified the dead as End 1t.
George X. VILLAS and 2nd 1t.
Charles j. Engeman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Two Small Fires
Here During Niqhi

Fire caused By detective wiring
damaged ths home u clsrsnes
Nelson. I'LL so. s5th st. early
Tuesday. LOss totaied $50 10 the
building and si50 10 contents T'hs
alarm Was turned In At s.ss a m.
A hail hour before that. fire
destroyed a chicken coop At szzs
50. Oasss st. owned BY Joe Bsrge.
Loss vas estimated a. $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

WA-HIsGTos.-spesker 3 n
Esyburn and Vice President Henry
A Wallace signed the 1900 .ooo. ;
90 var-aid appropriation bin
Tuesday. and arrangements were
completed for ia delivery % Pres
ident Roosevelt BY sirpl.ns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

BuRkE. Ida.-Pstsr sIurssn.
former miner At the Hercules mine
here. has been killed by Naxis
while trying to get from Norway
10 Sweden. according 10 word re-
esiyed by friends here.
SJursen returned to his forrnsr
home IN B.rssn. Norway. two
Year, ago. IL was understood ne
Vas trying 10 get back 10 the
United States when h. vas killed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Little Hope Held
For Pioneer Woman

OIyMrlA-Llttis hope vas held
Tuesday for recovery Of Mrs. ksts
Stevens Bates. daughter and she
survivor 81 washlnxtonxs tsui-
torial governor. Isaac !. stevens,
who Was stricken las, Tnursdsy BY
a psralytle stross. IT. pstsrs
hospital authorities said she mad
not rexsinsd consciousness since
then.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Judges Selected
For Big parade

The annual fnffnStl festival -
rsds. saturday. March ~. vtt1
hsvs urusuafiy dtssinsutsee1
Judges this y~ar--~tns~s nattoaatly-
known flower suthsssties. whs wtli
come hsvs from IN Nastaaa1
riowsr show In Seattle.
Ths man are Aiee uesdssnna.
Chicago. psssssswt ~ so~oty -
American viestsss = ornnns@asi
Hortieuiturists. W. nay nnrphys
Cincinnati. chairman ~ IN No.
sionai Garden show. And Nohsvt n
Roland. chiesso. executive saase-
ssry. society of Americas vsossn1D
3 Ornamental Hostleuiturieea
rhsy viii Judge IN fIosts. mnn-
ing thu FIRST and nseosd swas1
~innsss In sa<h a. ths thsss d3v1-
slons. ~ well ~ the winner ~ ~
grand sweepstakes award. p1v5-
ssans Include ssrvi<s clubs. orgnn1~
nations and lodges. asd somasrsani
fioAfs
rassds trppasss are ~ a -
play ~ TED Brown nszs6s c.
iizf Broadway.
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msnt confirms its determination
TO respect the sovereignty and
territorial integrity Of Jugoslayia
at all times.
Mr.. Prime Minister: With ref
erenee 10 the eonversstions which
occurred In connection with Jugo-
slay adherence 20 the three-po~er
pact. have the honor To confirm
10 your excelleney herewith In the
name Of the reich government that
CONTINUED On Page 10, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

Altar . night u minor vtolsapo
HsrihA Leader Howard =. Curtis
had called fo~ heavy psekstinG -
resume At daylight Ne sstinass1
ths nunb<r II pseksts vn<sf1 -
es~d the high marx. 400. ssaehs1
Monday nixhs.
A dawn broke. ~ state no>se-
eyeis policemen tool W stss1one
around ths plant IN sccordneee
with . request Of Mayor neeege
pf<lfIs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Recess Murder Trial

SAfEOBf. kes@a- Trial u MAJ
Sir Delyss Broughton on charges
81 numbering the Earl 81 Enroll.
high constable for Scotland. WAS
recessed Tuesday until April 7.
when technical evidence viii be
introduced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Will Erect
Buildings
AZ Cushrnan

climaxins 10 years Of neoos
tiations. bids for reconstrue.
ton of the Indian tcushmaaD
hospital here are 10 b op>ned
II 2 .. m. on May n ~ WASH
inTton. d. G.. II vas ~
ncuncrd Tuesday.
rhs plsns cell fur eunsersrsSun
II approximately 81 7saeeo vussn
"a rew buildings snd fsriltsleA ~
elsasns . hospital easIsiao. nuvepf
ara ssssrdAsss' ausrsvs. ecunaks-
sssy. laundry. shops. dc<scws 80
engineers Fss,asre~sI ssssasa. &C.
ssas.trsesss many . sime ~
rrcies, 90 vesnsisisag ne susseiNg
institution ~hish serves sll N
dlsas w~ss AZ fhs Minsss~spp1 rsvsv
met swo msj.r obstacles s1Nso
iss inception In 1881.
Wanee1 upn1 - onn1
The aavesnnent tdspestwsse ~
interiors; office ~ tn<ssas sffusrny
REFUSED consideration - huilGlng
. permanent ssstitnston n rsplapa
exssslnG wooden nulldinon until
rawhass ard outright ds~1 - ~
land had ns~a essaine1 nvcm ~
ruysliur srihs.
Negotiations cvsv Z pesSn1 -
several years wsrs snndssetsd ~
der the ieadevshlp AZ ~. JeAa A.
Icy. chairman ~ ths Tsaems
Chamber NJ commsvcs's spsetsl
committee. with me cu-epesnslna
az Congressman Joha ~. coefs&
Approximately three y~ssn go
congress appropriated s17s.soe ~
purchsss NJ The site.
Asssess - 49,
Whsn the trsrsacttoa wne 49,
cssafuiiy accomplished. ths prwjs~e
met another sst.ns~k hseauss ~
pressing rAtlonsl dsfsnss lAsas.
preparation of hiuspssnts sNA
specifications ~sss shstvsd tse.-
posarsly.
Meanwhile. the chamber - esm.
nsres has eoostd~ved reeslk11ag
this Indian hospital sWs ~ ~ mejng
pscrcss during III sasSee puR>gds
and has nsvsv ssppwe6 ~ ssiiop-
tive sndsavoss In Nc.
HsconssSs~ssnn Win ~ anms ~
the present slis-~3a.a ssr~s sst~
ustsd ea the ruyaiiup river rsa1
about . hsif-miis sss4 at shs r~~
eifir highway ssd Ineiudsd 6sme-
sconslnus1 m psss !, cosuma ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Benefits Up
For Injured
Worknnen
BULLETIN

OLYMPIA-Govern Langlie
Tuesday afternoon vetoed the
bill directing reconstruction Of
Tacoma Narrows bridge. Lang
lie said the bill was unnecessary.
since the Toll Bridge authority
already has power 10 do the job.
and that he feared 10 might be
detrimental to the state IN con-
nection with pending bridge In
surance litigation. Mote: The
governors veto will be explain
ed more fully in Wednesdays
Tacoma Times.)
A new, more gene rou S
workmen's compensation act,
the principal concern of or
ganized labor during the 1941
legislature, was virtually state
law Tuesday, signed by Gov.
Arthur B. Langlie.
One of the most controversial
measures Of the legislature, the
compensation bill brought to the
governors desk a huge flood of
mail and kilograms both in oppo-
sition and support.
LabOring men Of the state
saw In II increase Of grants
to insured workmen by 20 To
40 per cent. while operators
Of industrial plants, particular
~ lumbermen, declared the
boost would be closer TO SO or
so per cent. Some estimates
of the increased annual pay
ments to injured workmen or
survivors Of those who are
killed reach . total of $780,
900.
The basic award to a permanent
ly-injured workman will be In
creased under the new law from
SOS to $50 and from $40 to sec
where the other spouse Ia an in.
valid.
A maximum Of $3.50 Will be
allowed now for funeral ex-
penses and the monthly allow
ance to an invalid surviving
spouse increased from SIS to
$50. Benefits TO surviving
minor children, formerly stop
ped at I6 years, now will con-
tinue TO IS.
Awards 10 children will be on 4
basis of SIS for the first child
$40 for the second and $50 fol-
additional children.
The workmen's compensation
act, one Of 40 measures signed by
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column q
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MW|VWGIlZ%M
I6H|!I.1||1
I ALL ABOUT NOTHING
! ! BUT TACOMA FOLKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Wheeler
and son. Benny Joe, Of South TIA
coma visited in Portland over the
weekend.
James p. Rawsop, 112 Orchard
road, had one OF his articles pub
lished in the March Is issue of
the Christian Science Monitor.
It's signed with his initials and
appeared on page IL.
Featuring Scandinavian foods
by famed Foss Cook Mrs. Allie
Petersen, picnic WAS staged
Tuesday amid the piles of cargo on
Baker dock. Among those promi-
nsnt waterfronters present were
Perry tDInty) Moore. Chauncey
Lngerman. Barney Jaeger. Harry
McElheney. George Hay. Janna
Ramstad and Gene Ellis.
Clements Ripley, well known
short story writer. whose yarn,
Once an Artilleryman," appeared
In the Saturday Evening Post Of
Aug. ~. 1910. was born in Ia
coma. His story has been select
ed as one of the 81 10 be published
in Post Stories of 1910" an an
nusl volume published by Little,
Brown q Co. Although 1t was
Ripley's first story in the Post.
his tales have been appearing in
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the present war they would not
demand the right To march troops
through Jugoslayia and that they
would respect Jugoslavia's SOW
ereignty and territorial integrity
at all times.
III WA Understood, how
ever, that Germany would BE-
given transport facilities for
war materials through Jugo-
alavia for attack on Greece
The German note was:
MIR. Prime Minister: In the
name Of the German government
and Al It's behest have the honor
TO inform your sxosllsney Of the
following:
"On the occasion Of the Jugo-
slav adherence today 10 the three
power pact. the German govern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
CI0 10 Call Strikes
Al Harvssisr Plants

CHICAGO. - a sDohssman ~
the cIo-Fsrm Equipment worhoeo
organizing committee announco1
Tuesday that strikes Win b eaibe1
al ali 10 plants Of tbs Infsrnafinnn1
Harvester company in rstal1at1oa
for the rsopening a ths ncceP~
mick works hare With ALL iabeRs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
FIRE DAMAGES MILL

sEATTLE-SpontaneoGx m :
bnstion Tuesday started an SIS. 900
blaze in the Magnolia Milling Co.
The plant manufactures chicken
feed and fertilizer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

MOSCOW - Milan Gabrilovich,
Jugoslav minister to Russia. re-
signed Monday. II was said author
itatively Tuesday.
II had been reported but not con-
firmed that Gabrilovich had de.
termined to resign In protest
against the G.rman- Jugoslay
agreement
Jugoslav sources said that Cab
rilovieh telegraphed his resignation
TO Belgrade.
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with
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Observation-Disclosures join
ed the German-Japanese-Ital-
ian alliance Tuesday but with
the provision that axis troops
shall not march through its
territory and that its SOW
ereignty and territorial in
tegrity shall be respected.
Following Hungary. Slovakia.
Bulgaria and Rumsnia into the
axis. Jugoslavia pledged full CO.
operation.
But In identical special notes
the axis powers said that during
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
F. D. HAL1S
JuG0SLAv
6 RE- Dts!
Fifth Balkan
N alton Joins
Axis Powers
BULLETINS

WASHINGTON - President
Roosevelt Tuesday signed an or
der freezing approximately one
million dollars In Jugo~iav cred
its In the United States.
IONDON--Great Britain has
notified Jugoslavia that u In
tends 10 attack the Germans
wherever they may ~. n wna
announced authoritatively Tues-
day.
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aaeCds@
Bid Gait" Provides Local Hospital Expa
One DEAD, II HURT IN OREGON B|
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures; High. 81; low. ~.
sun rises. SOL; sets. s:sl.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
.istriidI Sought
In Perjury

When the trial of Charles II.
Kert, beer garden owner and a
witness in one of the grand jury
graft examinations in Circui:
Court. is resumed today, Re-
corder's Judge Donald Van Zile
will pass on a motion by defense
Atty. Morris MARI for a mistrial.
Kert is charged with perjury.
MARI motion is on the charge
that Assistant Prosecutor Charles
Jones made prejudieial remarks in
the presence of the jury. A previ-
Gus motion for a mistrial was
denied yesterday by Judge Van
Zile.
One of the points on which the
perjury charge is based is Kert's
testimony that he never saw In
Spector Watkins of the Petosky
station in the Calumet Cafe, which
he operated at 12144 Twelfth
street.
Miss Daisy NJ. Towers. a wait
ress in the cafe. said that she had
seen the Inspector in the place
with other policemen dozen
times but that on none of these
occasions had Kert been present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
WiIkowski Trial
Waits on Briefs

Trial of former State Senator
Anthony J. Wilkowski, charged
with circulating a false statement
about a political candidate. will
be resumed before Recorders
Judge John V. Brennan on May
20 and in the meantime the state
and defense attorneys will prepare
briefs for filing.
II is charged that Wilkowski
circulated 10000 pamphlets setting
forth that Leroy c. Smith, un-
successful Republican candidate
for state highway commissioner
at the last election, was endorsed
by the Labor Nonpartisan League,
whereas the league actually en-
dorsed G. Donald Kennedy, Smiths
Democratic opponent.
Mrs. Irene Kokowicz. treasurer
of the Fireside Printing Company,
testified that WilkowSki ordered
the pamphlets printed and paid
her $50 on account. She said he
had a list of candidates allegedly
endorsed by the league and he
ordered her to have Smiths name
printed "a little bolder.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Go 10 Trial

Isadore Schwartz and Charles
Letter, characterized by police as
survivors of the gangster days of
prohibition, must go to trial in
the half-million-dollar state liquor
fraud case, Federal Judge Arthur
Z. Lederle has ruled.
Motions to dismiss the indict-
ments against them because, it is
alleged. they were threatened by
federal agents with 40 years in
Alcatraz' unless they testified
before the federal grand jury,
were dismissed by Judge Lederle.
Schwartz, 43, of 5000 Buena
Vista avenue. and Letter. as, of
1884 Cortland avenue. were in
dicted by the grand jury invest-
eating income tax eYasionS and
internal revenue law violations.
Police say that Schwartz was a
member of the old Sugar House
Gang and that both have been
identified as members of the
Purple Gang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

MRS. IRENE KOKOWICZ
Mrs. KOkOwicz, 1867 East
Grand boulevard, printing
firm employe, who testified at
the trial of former State
Senator Anthony j. Wilkow-
ski ordered 10000 pamphlets
setting forth that Leroy c.
Smith, unsuccessful candidate
for state highway commits
Sioner was endorse by
I.abor's NOn-Partisan League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
EDGAR A. MURRAI'S
I'd e I'D BUG
DOOM

The oriqinol and only Bed Bug
Doom never foiIs 70 kill every
bed bug you CON reach with Bed
Bug Doom liquid. Stainless, sGfe.
Positive results. Special spout and
pressvre-side con forces liquid
behind boseboords, in cracks in
wells, at ends Of slots, and ~her-
ever bed bugs hide and breed.
inexpensive. Full pint con IS
cents; quart 90 cents. No Rid
donee, No Poy, since 1925.
Your druggist or we will return
your money without question if
not completely satisfied.
EDGAR 4 MURRAY co., DETROIT, MICH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

RI mOU ln-DUDOE JUb-kAl
GRAY MOTOR SALES
27I9 West Jefferson Avenu
Trenton
HODGES AUTO SALES
2J04S Woodward Avenue
Eerndale
HUGHEY MOTORS, INC.
1880 Joseph CamPau Ave.
LAKE SHORE MOTOR SALES
1905 +. Jefferson Avenue
W. o. LAKE, INC.
1857 s. Nam St.
ROYAL Oak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Hunting
$4,000 Cash TO
PdyU.S.Fine

Former Mayer Richard W
Reading was hard at work today
attempting 10 raise the Sl0,500 in
fines assessed against him by Fed
eral Judge Frank a. Picard
yesterday. A suspended sentence
Of is months accompanied the
fines.
Reading pleaded guilty four
months ago TO three counts OF a
four-count fe deral indictment
which accused him of making
false statements TO B. c. Schram,
receier for the defunct First Ma
tional Bank-Detroit. The fourth
count was dismissed.
Judge Picard said that Reading
must pay the fine by May y or
serve the 1S-month term.
MAY SEE SOME BARGAINS
I'm going TO see II I'm a
super salesman or not" Reading
said. 1--WE just got TO raise that
money. About everything l have
is tied up in real estate. Most
of IL is vacant property and l
guess YOU can say that there
will be some big bargains in
unimproved property until l get
the S10.500."
The government accused Read
ing of making a financial state
ment which listed his cash on hand
a. 500 when he really had $4,000
in cash in a safety deposit box.
On the basis of his statement, a
SIT 1903 debt he owed the bank was
compromised for $3.50.
SPENT OR INVESTED
THAT cash is either spent or
invested now" Reading said.
"Some of ii Is In oil properties
which return small earnings or
in unimproved property"
Reading still faces trial on an
other federal indictment returned
on Aug. 7, 1910, which charges
him with evading payment of
Sl2039 in income taxes for the
years 1898 and 1889. He stood
mute when arraigned on this
indictment and was freed on
50 600 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Who's There?
She Gets Divorce on Egg
and Milk Men Plea

Her husband was so jealous the
milkman and eggman could not
come 10 their house to collect un-
less he was present, Sara Oster-
bout Baker, IT. of 1850 Pardee
avenue, Dearborn, testified in her
divorce suit today against Edward
Baker, %.
The Bakers eloped to Toledo, o.,
in February, 1898, when she was
Is. Baker also protested against
her parents giving her flowers, she
said.
Judge Guy A. Miller, granting
the divorce. said the Toledo judge
should be removed for marrying a
girl at her age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

CASS MOTOR SALES
$500 Cas- Avenue
CoLvILLE MOORE CO.
10000 Grand River Ave.
E. II. COOK MOTOR SALES
1856 Van Dyke Avenue
TOM DONOVAN MOTORS, INC.
$40 Michigan Avenue
THOMAS ]. DOYLE, INC.
227O East Jefferson, at Chens
FRIEDMAN MOTOR SALES
5000 W. Dawson Avenue
GENTLE BROTHERS
1850 Biddle Avenue
wyandotte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
River Yields Mans Body

Police and coroner's officials
today were seeking identification
of the body of a man, about %
years, recovered from the Detroit
River at the foot of Second ave-
nue.. The body was clad in black
corduroy trousers, blue
work shirt and black shoes. The
dead man was about 5 feet 10
inches tall and weighed IT'S pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Sells Yacht TO U. S.

CHICAGO. May 1.-QNS)-
Kenneth G. Smith, president of
the Pepsodent Company, has sold
his $150,000 yacht Kenkora ii
to the United States government,
it was announced today. The YES
sci is expected to be used for
patrol duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
1000 10 Give Concert
For Red Cross Benefit

A choir of more than 1000 voices
from lbs Detroit choral organiza-
tons will present Flag Day con-
cert at the State Fair Coliseum on
June IA. for the benefit of the
Detroit Chapter Of the American
Red Cross. The concert will he
staged by the National Choral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
also these Dodge-Fdmons Features
SAFETY RIM WHEELS
FUll-Fl0ATING RIDE
FLOATING POWER MoUNTINGs
MASTER HYDRAULIC BRAKES
FlNGER-TIP STEERING
SAFETY-sTEEL BODY
DODGE FLUID DRIVE

HOWARD OTIS
3JOIS Grand River Avenu
Pennington
POWERS & GRISSoN MOTOR
SALES
2S051 Van Dyke Avenue
Center Line
RAYNAL BROTHERS
9IOJ Chalmers Avenue
RONEY-CRAMER co.
1925 Gratiot Ave.
SARB-PRINCE MOTOR
SALES, INC.
6i5S West Fort Street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
SPENT OR INVESTED
Tax Sale Starts tuesday

SAGINAW. May About 1000
delinquent properties in Saginaw
County will be offered for sale in
the annual auction next Tuesday,
County Treasurer Carl o. Little
said today. They are properties
on which 1888 and prior taxes
have not been paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

W7HENyou consider adding to
w the conventional mOtOrcar
a power transmission as truly
marvellous as Dodge Fluid Drive,
and charging only s25 for it
you might justly conclude that
someone in authority has lost
his mind. No, that's not the case.
The actual money cost of Dodge
Fluid Drive is relatively small
if you mean just the cost of
the material. Just rugged twin
prOpellers in their case of oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
WPA Official Appointed

WASHINGTON, May l.-tINS)
of Robert l.. Mac
Dougall as assistant commissioner
of the Works Project Administra-
ton was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

But if you mean the immense
resources, the long experience,
and the three years of constant
testing-then the Dodge Fluid
Drive price is, indeed, too low.
Dodge prices are always rock
bottom, and the s25 you pay for
Dodge Fluid Drive is its exact
money value with a small profit
added. Please see your Dodge
dealer without delay for further
facts-and for your first thrill
ing Dodge Fluid Drive. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Detroit Tech Dinner

Detroit Institute of Technology
will celebrate its fiftieth anniver-
sary with a dinner in Masonic
Temple at 6:45 p. m. today.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

had been relatively inactive until
the middle of September-have
been reconditioned and that more
have been added to the list. Their
personnel has undergone extern
sive training. All this has been
done in anticipation of a cam
paign which observers say is
likely to include attacks on
American protected conveys.
The Germans, who maintained
an excellent intelligence service
in this country, have closely
followed the development of the
United States Navy and they are
said to believe that it will be a
much harder nut to crack than
the British. They consider our
destroyers and cruisers more
modern and speedier than the
British. Furthermore. the Amer
ican naval personnel is itching
for a fight. 1t has been in train
ing now for several months on
patrol duty-tedious and dull
work when it is not accompanied
by real action. Both officers and
men are highly trained and pos
sess f1rst-class equipment. The
United States Navy is almost GER
tain to be challenged by the
German U-boats If the blockade
OF Britain Is to be successful.
And official quarters declare that
the Navy expects a shooting war
as soon as the fall fog and heavy
seas set in.