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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03


vicinity.
Farther south on the western
coast Of South America another
German freighter put to sea
from Talcahuano. Chile, but she
carried so little fuel that mari
time circles wondered what her
intentions were. Three other
Nazi ships in Chilean ports also
made ready to leave.
AS an ever larger number Of
Axis, merchantmen were at
fected by the new protective"
seizure policy, not all the dip
lomatic notes were originating
in Rome or Berlin. The govern
ment OF Venezuela lodged strong
protests with Axis ENJOYS ut
Caracas last night because Of
the burning and scuttling Of
four German and Italian ships
in Venezuelan waters.
Venezuela termed the sabo-
tage deliberate" "scanda-
lous" violation of hospitality,
and "a premediated crime which
is punishable by our laws"
The language Of the note was
interpreted as forecasting the
prosecution Of the ships crews.
The United States already has
taken action in that direction,
indicting 10 German seamen in
Boston on charges Of sabotage
aboard the Nazi tanker seized
there. A grand jury returned
the indictments yesterday.
Meanwhile, Mexican authori-
ties reported that they had
thwarted q plot last night to add
nine more vessels to the toll OF
Axis shipping destroyed in
hemisphere waters since Sum
day. The vessels were taken
over by authorities Tuesday.
but their German and Italian
crews were permitted to remain
on board.
The plan, officials said, was
to destroy the ships some time
during the night. The officers
were lured ashore by q ruse and
Immediately arrested. Then the
crews were removed and plac-
ed in custody. German seamen
on one ship resisted but were
overpowered by armed marines.
A TINT bomb was reported
found in the exhaust pipe of one
tanker.
The new Axis protests to the
United States, delivered yester-
day, took special exception to
the action OF authorities j. im-
prisoning Grew members frpm
the seized vessels. Details of
the communications were not
divulged.
The German. embassy, how
ever, made public its first note,
which contained demand for
the release of the two seized
Nazi vessels and their crews.
The note also protested the
hosting of the American flag
in place of the Swastika on one
Of the ships.
Some time before the note
was made public, the Coast
Guard ordered the removal of
any American flag displayed on
the seized ships. Regulations
were issued that Axis ships may
hoist no flags while in custody,
but the 80 seized Danish vessels
were permitted to fly the Danish
flag when ships officers are
aboard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Schools
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Continued from Page ~
Trum, of the legal council of the
Department of Public Instruc.
ton.
Clapp and Mrs. Trum, both
state employees, are attempting
to aid the districts in an attempt
to obtain badly needed Federal
funds.
Harry Miller, superintendent
of Center Line schools, presided.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Shoot
Continued from Page ~

mounted on four overhead pull
legs which are operated from
along side the firing line.
The range is strictly Schram
promotion. Paul, who has deep
interest in firearms, conceived
the plan and carried it through
to completion with the inten-
ton of forming his II fellow Po-
lice officers into a pistol team
which would meet other teams
in matches.
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Strike
from Page II

statement declared he had
every confidence" that both
sides would abide by, their
word.
"While this status is preserv-
ed. mediation can 60 forward"
said the governor, adding that
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he would take no active part in
the details of the mediation.
Van Wagner said the actual
mediation of differences Is the
responsibility "of the company
and union representatives, and
my own special mediation COM
mission working with James F.
Dewey of the u. S. Cancellation
Service"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Circus
CONTINUED from Page y

Callens. chairman of the Boy
Scout Court Of Honor.
/. A. Hartung, Clarence Barck
and L. Wade Fast will also be
honored at the Circus, receiving
veteran badges in recognition of
20 years service in the cause of
Scouting.
All three are members of the
MacOmb District Committee and
hold places on the Clinton Val
ley Council executive board.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Miami office.

Miami office.
EAb's headquarters at La
Guardia Field. New York, re-
ported that EAL pilots flying
along the Florida coast early to-
day radioed that they encoun-
tered extremely high winds"
and that at times the winds cap
peared to be of hurricane
proportions"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
J. gno!,Fes
1 lSsses Sob toge Probe
IN thod icol Manner
Two More 6srmon Ships Sink
IN Hemisphere Watsrs

WASHINGTON April -t1 armed Canadian auxiliary
nnnovsd BY and more known to be operating in the
Evening star., 1941-05-25

6eo1 44th ST. BETHESDA, MD.
Situated on a corner lot at 44th and
Aiand sts.. approximately 75x125 it., at
Snctively Handicapped In quiet resi-,
9ential neishborhood near schools ana
shopping center.
The house contains rooms and bath
and large recreation room.
New gas furnace and hot-water neatef.
Tvo-csY detached garage.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th St. Ma. 500.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARGAIN-S8, $50.
N LONG BRANCH PARKWAY,

TAKOMA PARK. MD.
JUST COMPLETED.
$3.50 Down and Balance 500 so Monthly.
English-style. detached brick bungaloW;
consisting of spacious living room with
fireplace, large dining room 2 roomy oeG-
rooms, lovely modern kitchen. exquisite
tiled bath full basement, toilet in base,
ment. attic that can be converted 1nJo
rooms large lot, oil heat; house facing
park; lovely. exclusive section, corner lot
convenient to transportation. open sun
day for inspection from / > pm. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO, 915 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
NEW DETACHED BRICK.

Center-entrance plan; convenient 20
Walter Reed: good-sze. well-arraneed
rooms; de luxe equipped kitchen > fre-
places. clear oak floors Venetian blinds.
2I2 baths Iavatory 81 fioo-. attic concrete
basement and porch, aIr-cOndltloned OIL
heat. rock wool insulation, copper spout
-.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
ME. 54O0.
9708 BRUNETT AVE,
SII, YER SPRING MD
1889 MOVES DRIVE,
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.

Open Sunday 3 Till Dark.
Beautiful detached brick home on very
large lot so #. wide, containing 10000
so. #. of ground 6 rooms, 2 baths (bed-
rooms. bath, on 1st floor, complete oil
heating unit, Summer-winter hookup;
modern in every respect. as it is only 4
years old. Owner leaving city and must
sell at the bargain price of S10.500. Must
be seen TO be appreciated. INSPECT SUN
DAY or call Mr.. Parker. DI. $3.50, WAPLE
& JAMES, INC.
-. lrections-out Georgia avenue In
Silver Spring past trafnc light to Moves
block to house.)
Evening star., 1941-05-25
1920 JACKSON ST. NE.

5-rm bungalow, attic; auto. heat; 2-car
yaraRe: sale or lease, open Sunday. H. c.
23l4 r. I. ave. NE. NO. 433s.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
HOME VALUES
In the Better Residential
Communities
WESLEY HEIGHTS

301O FOxhall Road
End highest elevation in the ID. c.
and adjacent to a Federal Park
Colonial brick on a well planted and
wooded lot, this home is about 4
years old, in very good condition and
contains large living room. library,
dining room, buffers pantry. kitchen.
lavatory, screened side porch on the
first floor; 4 large bedrooms and >
baths on the 2nd floor; > bedrooms
tains paneled clubroom, with en-
trance onto terrace servants
paneled living room bedroom and
bath and laundry room. Gear ga
rage.
Shown by appointment only
Evening star., 1941-05-25
OWNER MUST SELL,

Brand-new, center-halI brick home, on
a beautiful corner lot; has large rooms, with
and , baths on 2nd f. with wall space in
master bedroom; large attic Near Chevy
Chase Circle and in a restricted neighbor-
hood. Doctors orders sent us to Florida
Premises open Sat. and Sun. This home
is for discriminating people that are par
tlcular of the neighborS, which are the
best. 5SN3 KirkSide. corner Of Graftnn
Evening star., 1941-05-25
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Modern 5-rm. frame bungalow. Pro-
fusion of shrubbery and trees Floored
attic, screened windows and porch; h-wh;
gas stove. electric refg.; inst. hw. Laun-
dry tubs in basement ideal home and in
veStment. Near Kent and Spring Valley.
5l46 Klingle st. NV, OWNER. oxford
Evening star., 1941-05-25

Sligo Park Hills Silver Spring. Md.-Mid-
hurst lane is | block east of Piney Branch
road A detached brick and stone pun
galow containing } rooms, large insulated
attic. recreation room and Lear bullt-ln
garage. -.
Oil heat and heavy-duty slate roof
large wooded lot approximately
S5X1 80 #.
Sale price-SS,750.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
13 ROOMS-o RATH

l0 ROOMS-Z BATHS.
Near Thomas Circle, gift. frontage;
numerous kitchenettes; Sll, 800; terms.
JOS. A. HERBERT g. SONS,
5l5 East Capitol st.
CoI
Evening star., 1941-05-25
SILVER SPRING,

BRICK bungalows, 2-story ST. .36s up.
vestlbule. large attic, porch. air cond.: 20
y. lots; near bus, stores COlesville I'd. to
Four Corners right to St. Laurence dr.,
left to Indian Spring Knolls
o. GUY RUSSELL.
t9n4 Georgia Ave SH H1Gn
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Johnson Ave, Alta Vista.

Ss,1 150-Better-buil homes consisting
OF 3 large bedrooms, fireplace in living
room and basement; aforementioned. tiled
bath with shower, insulated. weather.
stripped, with slate roof. attached garage:
nice lot; schools, bus and u s. Medical
Center convenient Reasonable terms. less
man rent. Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. to
Johnson ave. left to end of street
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A PEAL, RuY
(Continued.)

=. On Rhode Island ave. near North Cap
itol NV. 3-story bay-window brick. Has
10 large rooms, baths. shower h.-w.h.,
oil burner garage. This property Is IN
excellent condition, Priced to sell at
SIS, 500. Substantial cash payment. Call
Mr.. Pendleton before it is too late, DU.
1868.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!

= rooms, full attic. 2l2 baths, center
nan, brick; with gorgeous recreation room;
must be seen 70 be appreciated; S15.95O;
Terms }922 Oliver. Just off Western ave.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SOMEBODY'S BARGAIN.

Chevy Chase d. C.-Semi-det., rms,
bath. 3 huge porches, oil heat. fireplace,
garage; fine cond.; $3.50. OWNER, EN-
Evening star., 1941-05-25

CoLoRED-2O0 BLOCK EYE ST. NV
Convenient TO Union Station. G P. o.
and other Govt. bldgs.; 3-story brick.
completely finished basement, J. master
baths. hardwood floors. INV n. 2-car "a
rage good condition: suitable for Dr..
rOOming house or hotel. reasonable. price.
$1,000 cash, bal I trust till paid: very
unusual: see #, WESTERN REAL ESTATE
CO, MI S565-S43s, any time. 2Oui
Evening star., 1941-05-25
OppORTuNITY

OPFUN UNI I
Knocks now - 1919 Grace
Church I'd Woodside For
est. Silver Spri1e Complete
3-bedrm.. 2-bath home. plus
finished heated Bird f. and
recr. rm.. screened porch. -
car garage. elec. dlshve Sher.
etc. Out Colesvilln I'd. to
Mrs KS. left on Dale Or.
follow straight to road bear
ing len of Dale Dir. HELEN
H. VFIT. SH. PHI. Sun.
ewes. SH. 1926.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

K 81. ne. near North Capitol ST. .
story brick, containing 10 rooms - bath :.
kichen on each floor; ell modern; bargain;
S6.950, on terms Mr. Raine, RA. 344l.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1904 18th ST N w nT 224F
Evening star., 1941-05-25
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

NnL ST1ASL, u. ~
(Barnabv Woods Section)
1919 TennySon st. NV.
Only ; years old. detached white
brick; newly painted and decorated
throughout. Contains 2 bedrooms, >
baths. large screened porch, playroom.
built-in garage; slate roof. automatic
heat: level lot Small cash payment,
balance easy terms.
OPEN TODAY
TO REACH-Out Connecticut AUe. TO
Nebraska, turn right to Utah, then
LETT to TennySon, then left to S2f9.
W. c. 6 A. N. Miller Development Co.
1119 18th st. NV. DI. AGA
Evening star., 1941-05-25

1O4 Woodbridge ave. Silver Spring, WASH
ington's most desirable subdivision. Own
er leaving city. Il2-year-old bunsaloW' D
rms, bath, auto. air-cond. heat, fuIl az
tic. basement. large screened side porch.
Venetian blinds, fenced yaro. elevated ioL'
COYI hpauftfuI gbrubbpry Price &T.l DO,
Evening star., 1941-05-25

COLORED-Sth AND FLA AVE. NE
$40 month and reas cash payment will
buy brick dwelling with lrg rooms end
bath. = porches. full cellar new decora-
tions oil burner, elec. refrg. insulation etc.
DI. S9IT. W L. MOORE. GE. 2S02
Evening star., 1941-05-25
$3.50.

Where else can YOU find a lovely g.
room. all-brick detached home with
built-in garage in fine suburban de-
yelopment like Greenwich Forest at
$3.50? The doewoods are in bloom
on these large lots
Out Wisconsin ave. to Bethesda Bank.
Old Georgetown rd. to Huntington
parkway left to Custer rd.. right to
homes. 5603-7 Mortified st.
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
woodward Bldg. RE. 1918.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
REASONABLY PRICED.
Mr.. SO. END OF TAFT BRIDGE

fine home in this outstanding loca-
ton Just off Rock Greek Park is worthy
of the consideration OF those desiring
community OF the better environment;
house aft wide. contains rms (5
bedrmS. on 2nd f). . baths. oil heat. in
sulated attic and brick garage. Call for
appointment.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
FOR COLORED.

ONLY SIT5 CASH-S47 MONTHLY.
Brand-new brick homes o hne roomk
tile bath built-in tub and shower. oAk
floors throughout de luxe kitchen. con.
crete porch. air-conditioned heat: many
built-in features; sold.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
Drive out 1924 Gault place ne out
Benning I'd. to Mimi. ave: left on Mlnn.
ave to Gault pl.. ia blks. from MINI.
ave; COW. TO cars. stores. etc. Df 212f
(continued On Next Pass)
Evening star., 1941-05-25
FISCHER & COMPANY,
or
$500 CASH-INSPECT!
OPEN Is.
y .
$3.50. RA. 92I9.
1880 BRENTWOOD RD. NE.
291O S, DAKOTA AVE.

Here is real bargain : rms: > extra
lots; . baths: lear garage Open Sun
day. H, c. MAYNOR, 23I4 r. I. ave. N E
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Open Daily Till 9 PM.
b5I2 I3fh 81 n ".
ROGER MOSS. Dist. 1921,

COLORED-BEAUTIFU DETACHED.
rooms and bath; hot-Water heat, fruit
trees good buyl 63',6 Huron ST, Cedar
Heights, Md Tel Hillside 0562-M
COLORED. 1900 BLOCK JACKSON ST.
n.e-FuHy detached 2-Story, q rms. and
bath. Nice yard, garage, price 81 500.
easy terms. V. S. HURLBERT, MA 1910.
g3l II ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-05-25
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6.

726 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Attrac. semi-det brick & rms. 3 bedrms
bath, gar. new oil-burninR boiler excel.
cond.; reduced TO S5,65O See Mr. Thomp-
SON RA. 1852. DIXIE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

COLORED. 1000 BLOCK eth ST. Sc
story brick rms bath: gas, electric.
$500: terms to suit purchaser V S.
HURLBERT Ma. $3.50. 93l H st. NV
Evening star., 1941-05-25
COLORFD
COLCRED

BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDEN. 4cnd
and Kenilworth ave. n.e-Spendld neigh
borhood. Purchase a lot on easy terms,
when paid $3.50 to $500, 7 will build a mod
ern home HOWARD s. GOTT. RIM !.
Colorado Bids l4th and SITS NV. IL
6S93-J. Salesman, Fred NJ. Chives
Evening star., 1941-05-25
rOTOPEn
FOR CnIORFr

DEANWOOD BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS
rms, bath h.-s.h.. new roof and nice
basement. Terms. $500 cash $40 month
HOME REALTY CO,
pos 10Th NV. RE. l331: Res. co. 4n14
Evening star., 1941-05-25

COLORED IN DEANWOOD-TwO OR
three small bungalows, price. $4,000 and
81 600; terms easy. V. 6 HURLBERT,
MA 35-O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Belgium Not Asleep,
But Just tainted

Outside, a hot Summer sun
was melting London's tar in
street and sidewalks; newsboys
were hawking the latest editions
OF the Russian war news: flower
merchants and food delivery fans
went through the street on the
corner OF which a demolition
squad was cleaning up Hitler
bomber scar.
When | entered the free Bel
gian war ministry l found Jean
against the window staring AT
the scene before him. Overhead,
the city's protective squadrons
Of Spitfires droned high above
the fat. wallowing balloons. Big
Ben was Ginning above the noise
Of downtown traffic VIII c h
family reached this exclusive
west side residential sector
Tt il alive: Vibrant" Jean
exclaimed 10 me. 1T Is not 80
at home. Belgium is asleep. No.
She has tainted from the ravages
OF her attackerw
He slapped the window sill.
then smiled and offered me a
clgaret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Diet in Belgium
Blamed for Thinness

"And good breakfasts" Jean
emphasizes. lie speaks no Eng
fish. but assures me IN French
that his recent diet IN ration
- iaii4-ed Belgium + the cause Of
his terrible thinneSS
The TWO pilots met when they
enlisted in the Belgian air re-
serve and were sent 10 a train
inc station outside Antwerp Just
before war broke out. They still
were being trained As combat
pilots when Belgium surrendered
in May. 1910.
we were taken prisoner"
Jacques explains. but were
given parole because we had not
been cOmbatantS."
In contrast, the dark haired
Jacques speaks AIR English.
Blonde Jean. with rare puzzled
expression, listens and tries TO
understand. Suddenly his face
brightenS and he injects some
French into the conversation.
Our one idea Il translate
from Jean Frenchl was 10 get
To England and fight! There was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Home for Tommy
Chicago Judge Ponders Problem of Finding Right
Place for Abandoned Boy Found in Zoo
BY VERA BROWN

Tommy Argo, three years old, of
Detroit. who has been for three
weeks Chicago's little lost boy,
sits today kicking his stubby toed
shoes in the Chicago Juvenile De
tention Home while court machin-
cry moves swiftly TO find happi-
.OeSs for him somehow.
Tommy's father, Walter Argo,
truck driver. of 4237 Common
wealth avenue. was believed 10
have abandoned his son three
weeks ago in Chicago'S Brookfield
Zoo with 10000 persons around
him.
Awaiting the decision as TO the
boys future is Mrs. Lillian Argo
%. the boys mother, She COM
.mented.
81 want to do whatever Is
best for my son, too. never
want to see my husband again.
Id never trust him again after
what he did TO that poor child.
II is hard to believe he'd do such
thing
Mrs Argo said she planned TO
consult an attorney 10 institute
divorce proceedings.
Sought by police merely for
questioning in the affair, Argo left
his home early yesterday after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
= Planes Race Death
Boy Injured at Charleuoix Speeded to Ann Arbor
as Doctor Flies to Operate

Kenneth is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Mercy AbFahams Of l7205
Muirland avenue. The child was
riding July "a at Camp Walloon
when the horse bolted. threw him
and dragged him along when his
foot caught in the stirrup.
He was taken to Charlevoix
Hospital where he was treated
until yesterday but Doctor Poets
examination showed. Kenneth's
father said. that the necessary
operation required the more com
plete facilities of the Ann Arbor
Hospital.
Abrahams said:
1.-THE doctors tell me my boy
will live. That's all / can think
about.
There was no room in the
doctors small airplane for Ken
neth's stretcher and no other
airpIane could be obtained In
time. Under those circum-
stances the coast guard UNDER
took the job and brought my
boy here"
His job completed al the Ann
Arbor airport. the coast guard
pilot quietly took off again for his
service base at Traverse City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

LONDON, Aug. 4. I'VE
wanted freedom and we wanted
To fight Hitler--so here we are"
Two young Belgian Air force
reserve pilots thus dismissed.
with nod Of their heads to-
day. the dramatic exploit OF
their escape from German-con-
trolled Belgium in a stolen air
plane!
Their real names cannot be
divulged. for both have left dear
ones behind them in Belgium
who might be made 10 suffer.
So We shall call them by the
pseudonyms they have chosen
for the duration that is. until
Belgium is free gain: Pilot
officers Jean Qev and
Jacques Dubois"
Jean. "A, a slight, nervous
youth, who was business stu
dent before the war. and Jacques,
IS, Flemish mechanical genius,
managed 10 repair an ancient
Belgian air force training plane
under the very noses Of German
SentrieS and fly 10 the freedom
OF England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
laps Halt Ship
Sailing for j. 5.
International News service Cable

TOXIC. Aug. American bust
nessmen in Japan were thrown
into CONSERVATION today when
Thursdays scheduled sailing of the
liner Militia Maru 10 the United
States was postponed and reports
spread that all japanese shipping
TO America had been halted.
The Militia Maru was heavily
booked, its passenger list including
more than 100 Americans who had
disposed of their holdings here.
A CheCk-Gp showed there are
approximately $50 Americans in
various cities of Japan. most Of
whom would seek 10 return with
out delay if conditions became
worse, who will be left without
means of transportation if the
suspension order becomes official
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Wallace Son, 3,
Gels Call for Army

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-GNSl
B. Wallace, 23-yesr-old
son of Vice President Henry A.
Wallace. was scheduled today TO be
indicted into the army tomorrow.
Young Wallace and FIVE other
men from Washington's draft
board No. 6 will receive their in
Structions and then will depart
for Richmond. Va, Wednesday.
Wallace recently completed stud
les at the University of Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
BY MERRILL MUELLER
International News service War Correspondent

revenge 10 he won from the
Rexists belgian Fascists) and
defeat to be dealt to the Ger
mans"
Sitting in the free Belgian war
ministry in London with these
two pilot officers in Raj blue
with the word Beige" on their
shoulders. it's hard TO believe
that only few weeks ago their
first attempt 10 escape had
failed and they believed them
selves doomed 10 remain in Nazi-
occupied Belgium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
LIMITED AGREEMENT

Negotiations for the new agree
Iment have been virtually COM
pleted. They have been carried out
by Soviet Ambassador Constantine
lOumansky and Acting Secretary of
State Sumner Welles, aided by 10y
Henderson, Russian expert in the
state department.
While the new trade agreement
will not enable the Soviet Union 10
purchase all the supplies il would
like 10 obtain in this country. il
will mark considerable advance
over the existing agreement.
The new agreement is being con-
cluded in the spirit of the govern
.ment's policy of rendering all pos
sible aid TO the Soviet Union in its
resistance against German agrees
sion.
The psychological effect OF the
new agreement in bolStering the
morale Of the Russian people Is ex-
pected 10 he greater than the prac-
.tical effects il may have in getting
needed war supplies 10 the Soviet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
EN- ROUTE FROM SHANGHAI

The Militia Maru was en- route TO
San Francisco from Shanghai. The
passengers were taken off in Ten
derS when the ship touched at
Kobe.
The panese press today
launched a full-scale onslaught
against the United States and
Great Britain for alleged "encircle-
ment" tactics. The semi-official
Japan Advertiser predicted early
governmental emergency meas
ures to counteract economic press
ure from abroad.
The ASahi Shimbun charged that
the United States might receive a
military base in Sibiria in ex-
change for aid TO Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
DIVERT VITAL ARMS

Russia would Ike 10 purchase
millions OF dollars worth of ma
chine tools and actual implements
of war but defense requirements
of this country will not enable the
government 10 grant in full the re-
quests which have been made by
the Soviet government.
However. arrangements are be-
ing made to divert 10 Russia some
vital war supplies originally in
tended for Great Britain, and the
new trade agreement is expected
TO facilitate the shipment of the
goods.
Diversion OF the war supplies
has been decided upon with the
consent OF Great Britain.