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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
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lIiRCR ~ TO APRIL "a
iRIES-Make the last month
Il Of Iq4l one of which 10 toe
proud. Although world affairs IN
general are IN "A turmoil, never
theles, you -Cuu and should IN
YOUR OWN circle and immediate
family eXude sunshine. conf
dcaec. Happiness and righteous
ambition.
APRIL ~ TO NAY 20
To re>-Mild influences may
prcdominate. Provide the added
pen and Nlgor necessary 20 bring
about commanding perform
ance. 4 sane routine TO-DAY
sensible program.
NAY ef 10 lENE y
GCI011 Disturbing vibrations
warn cf need for caution, ospe-
ciallv IN financial and heart IN
terests. Improve the tempo and
uuaiity If your efforts. Under
stand better the difficulties Of
others and YOU viii be less likely
to bc overbearlng today.
June p TO july -
Cduccr- Monetary matters
demand most careful scrutiny
before taking any radical steps.
4 clear, concIse understanding
Of the problems that confront
YOU and their best possible solu-
ton S today's big need.
JJLY - re- AUGUSTA
EC0-ECave no stone unturned,
possibility missed of=tiae$--
pIored, no contact skipped IN
YOUR quest for the attainment of
honorable desires. Aim high;
keep ideals worthy; practice
humility.
AUG. - To SEPT. %
Tir0o-Give today considerable
thought, your routine close atten-
ton. Rather irritating influences
may cause (if you do not offset
them) delays, inferior work.
Snap out of any induced lethargy.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-A calm, peaceful day
on the whole. Start this week
with high resolve, steadfast pur-
pose and pleasant demeanor.
The new year blossoms forth
with the offering of better tImes
TO come.
OCT. e TO NOV. p
Scor y / o--Safeguard your
health and security by occasion
ally checking the needs of both.
Today is an ideal period for COM
plotting this essential routine
task. Remember, "a sound mind
in sound body" doesn't have TO
take back seat to any one.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. -
SGgittorius-Excellent time for
all of you especially for profess
sional and laboring classes; for
research. developing new methods
and improved workmanship. con-
sultation with "higher-ups.'
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Capricorn - Restricting tie n
denotes urge you To watch your
movements, particularly in finan-
cial and investment matters.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AQua Sliced advice to
Capricornians today. There is
need for a well-baIanced pro-
gram controlled by stimulating,
steadily active tempo.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-A favored period, espe-
cially for artistic, mechanical
and professional pursuits. Con-
fer with those whose experience
is such that you can derive use
full knowledge from association
and conversation with them.
A CHILD born on this d0y;
Versatile. courageous, possessing
a keen sense of humor. coupled
with an analytical mind. Many
and varied are the fields to which
it can apply its talents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
NEW CHENILLE
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Finely spaced cotton chenille bands
on pre-shrunk sheeting (won .
shrink more than Sd. SIcndcri1-
ing Chevron bands form a wide
border around skirt land sleeves.
Half Sclf-belt ties in front. Padded
shoulders. 1000 American cotton.
They're luxury low priced.
Other Chenille Robes 40, SOS
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PART ,, PAGE j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

The handy way to buy your gifts!
go down buys SO worth OF
coupons that can be spent through
out the store like cash. Books come
in Sj-$l5 and so denominations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Carefully made and generously
full cut with hattery m the
broad shoulders -. the sweeping
lines. Tull cut sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

JOY ROAD, wooded acreage. The finest
piece of tirnbered land on Joy road; city
water; approx miles from ROUGE Park.
Newman, JOY and 1nkster roads.
" ACRES-sswez. water. Gas. walks: $3.50
Office cor 13-Mi- and Greenfield. 0pen
Sat. Sun. hudson Bradway On IA. s700.
5 RMS. in rough: usove In. fiS1sh later
Small On. psy't, SIS mo-: lot 10x3o0. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Male Help Wanted

fNote HefP w uHteo
MEN WANTED to Pack Parcel
Post Packages. Must be at
least Is years old. Apply San
der's, 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton. between 8 and IL
"a. m, except Saturdays.
NAN with car for package delivery; steady
work. See Mr.. Lipsitt. 1888 Csss Ave.
SALESMAN = Experienced preferred. no,
over 40; salary and commission; type
"rTrMn B5E SyssS e RfLf5rT USHER CO.
FACTORY BRANCH
CAL Cad. 2isl. See c. III. BOLTON for
THE ERNST KERN co.
who have cars. Apply Employment office.
10 o'clock sharp. Tuesday only.
THREE ns9 over to-christms. rush
state. Room 500.
TOOL AND DIE MAKERS Defense work:
stamping Co. $50 s.. Jean.
CoLoRED or white for humping or paint.
ing. Must be experienced. Terrace 7's0D.
Employment Agencies
JONES Employment. 4iis Bsaubien, wants
day workers; couples. portsrs, maids.
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
MOVED TO OUR NEW OFFICES
l2is-l7 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
OPFlCE-sALEs-T
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
coLoRED girls; best Jobs; Homework
ss-si5l: references. 1892 Rivsrd. ter
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for resuits
Female Help Wanted
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Ali around expert
enee; sxcsilent salary, hours i720 West
Warren.
EARN BIG PROFITS promoting attractive
lines OF LADIES' and MEMS READY
TO WEAR. 81 daily. Pay only for what
you sell SGT Woodward.
EXPERIENCED counter girl Day or
nights excellent wages Apply 1904
west heFtchois road mornings
EXPERIENCED light housework; small
fiat. no cooking. laundry optional; good
pay; references. korthlswn 7ob2.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK cooking; az.
per1sneed white; no laundry: stay nights
$40. Towpsend s-532i bs5 Arden Park.
GIRL for general stay nights: no laan.
dry or cooking; small apartment. Tyisr
GIRL, white; hOasswOrk; stay nights: no
laundry. 1902 Rosemary. Arlington 6e54.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

BOYS. WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES,
ls-17-fs YEARS OLD
n. our service you come In contact with
Big Business men and gain experience
money cannot buy See Mr.. swarthout,
Room zoo. 63s Shelby Street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
nova al Ann of.nYH

MAKE y Or sif.s SD TIE SaSss FAY Toy
WEEK. WIN EXTRA MERCHANDISE
APP CASH yEz 4R N AcSYI IN xkfy
ING A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN, OR
WRITE THE DETRoIr TINES cfRct.
LATIoN DEPT. DETROIT. MICH. FOR
DETAILg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Money to Loan
On Reed Esfofs

Is YOUR PROPERTY roBECLosEDf
OR SOLD FOR TAXES? NEED MONEY!
Write In confidence; give full psyf1nzlara.
Address Box A-2377, The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Male Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED upholstersrs wanted ~
once. Bring your own tools. Good pay
Northwest Upholstsrers. $500 Grand River.
FARM HAND = Marrisd couple or single
man for dairy farm good mixer. 3l50s
Llyonia 1881.
sALEeMAN-son accounting knowledge,
city territory. drawing account against
com mission, accounting machine division.
UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER co.
FACTORY BRANCH
Call Cad. 2l9i. See c. II. BOLTON fof
Interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger work
Vacations with pay. Healthful outdoor
work. aoc m hour. II you are attending
earn extra money. Bee Mr. swsrthout
Room 2os. Western union Telegraph Co.,
$50 Shelby street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Furnished Flats for Rent

FOR eotokED- GTFsBs-s5.ee weekly r.
frigeration, gas, light, steam heat In
clvded; rsdscorated. 1851 Oakland. Town
send 7.siT7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Flats for Rent

WADE, i235i-Upper 4,Foom, heater: $45;
mIddls-sgsd couple. Ptngree 52l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Female Help Wanted

HoUsEW oRK-whits small apartment
no cooking. stay nights; IS. Townsend
7-s7Is.
strietions; good pay; full or part tius
Gil Park Ave. Bldg. ca. 4264, or write.
MIDDLE AGED woman light homework
c care OF children: employed couple; stay
nights 1889 Rutherford. Vermont s-4oe7
WOMEN to Sell Candies and
Bakery Goods. Sanders East
Side and Crosse Pointe Stores.
Must be at least Is years old.
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd. near
Hamilton, between s and IL
a. m, except Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Income Bungalows for Rent

YAIRvIEW, 5s67--Four rooms. bath; au
conditioned gas heat, garage: $50.
LAKEVIEW, 4ib7-Upper 4 rooms, newly
decorated; stove included; heated; $50
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Houses for Rent

BUFFALO, I3255--s8 rooms, garage;
newly decorated adult family
u -AcRE~-Tesr Royal Oak: t25o, IS
down. See Trombley. 21022 John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
B Y s
THE J. L. HUDSON co

Has several openings for boys Of neat APP
pearance. between the ages OF Is and 20.
for stock work; high school graduates pre-
ferred. Apply Employment Office. f4th
floor. between $3.50 and IL 80 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor job--drivipg
pleasure car. Heeithfui, profitable and
steady. AGE II 10 90. Apply 2i7s Trumbuli,
hftsr@s Hs--
ELEcTRIcAI>--An experienced man skilled
IN the repair ~ fractional h. y. rnolofG.
Oeneral Electrle Co. $3.50 Third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
ELECTRICAL MANAGER

Electrcisn, espsois OF handling large cleo
work. Must be eligible. with license O
work anywhere IN Detroit ne,ropoli, an
srea. Steady position. Good salary. Apply
only IA writing. currier Lumber Co, BT0T
Van Dyke, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE

can place t3) men this week In steady,
worthwhile positions; better than average
earnings for man with car and neat APP
pearancs. Madison ttio. between 7 and
D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

GOOD FARMS on EASY TERMS
100 ACRES. 4 mikes n. g. Of Milan. goc1
dairy setup, 2 silos. dairy barn With -
stsnchions, good house, electricity. 90
house and other outbuiIdlngs 40 AcREss
S miles .. .. OF Teeumseh. good buildtngss
suitable for general farming and 1s2fy.
147 ACRES. miles W. OF Deerfield, goc1
SOFT excelient buildings. % ACRES. 8
miles 5. W. OF Tecumseh. good buildings.
Any of the above farms can b purchass4
on monthly, semiannusi or annual pay
ments. with q down payment OF $50 -
81. 500. No trades. All farms within easy
driving distance Of Detroit. Write, giving
your present location. to Paul J. Genuit,
farm representative, horsy Building. Me-
poleon, y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08


CLASS "C'-Location tee years; -
above: rathsksuer basemeaf: s<hnana,
PlaEa GAS. Evenings 800 %.
CLASS &C" LICENSE In Operation: t6k3
partner With capital or ssu an. 30 ben1~
ers. agents Hsf Russs7l
ELECTRIC CABINET; msksags table: "
brator; misceIisnsous furnitnfs- ~ orsva,
Townsend s-1ztz.
FULLY EQUIPPE6 meat 1arfa -
grocery. Pine fcr vboteests - -
meats. Two large boxes. rItsrvy GOA
GASOLINE satiss for rsuf aiso rs1l1eS6SI
eood b>astn>ss. haAtsss 1eff $780,.
GROCERIES. MEATs - bo1ng sss51o8
bnefnessi zee 70 sppr4c1sfa. no<x11ca-
OH.
sroc>ry. f-rcsO -
above. s-roon 10 rear; trade fu $500
Lafayette s7sf.
ssstins 81: csss1 UvS79
Soy Road ssetion. oasn. rsanene11o
's ssds s:$ss'' .! - 5.s: re- go.
Owner drafted. Murray i77s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Senators Nye,
Gillette Demand
Kedrny Probe
Ash Naval Group
70 Investigate
Ships Torpedoing
By KINGSBURY SMITH


WASHINGTON. OCT. - With
disclosure that The torpcdoing OF
Tho r.. s. destroyer kcarny re-
suited n III crew members missing
nj 10 injured, fWo senators to-
day suggested rrat the Senate
naval affairs committee invcStl-
gate the circumstances surround
ING The incident.
Both senators Gillette fp4
Iowa and Nye lR) North Dakota
said that Congress should obtain
an the facts IN the kearny case
through the naval affairs commit
Tee, which investigated the first
clash between the destroyer
Greer and a submarine
Il am going 10 suggest Ia
senator walsh committee
chairman that our naval affairs
committee inquire into all of
the facts and circumstances"
SAID Gillette
Senator Nye asserted that the
report of the naval affairs COM
nittee showed that The facts in
ire Greer case were al variance
with both the first navy report
and President RooSeYelts descrip-
tion Of the Incident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

NEARING MOSCOW
The Russian midnight COM
munique said the Germans hurled
four panZer armies with between
$4,000 and 10000 tanks into a
It bird assault TO overwhelm
Moscow and that these forces
managed reach the MezhsiSls
and oya-RoSlavetZ sect o r :,
where they apparently were halted.
Mozhaisk lies 81 miles west of
Moscow. Maloya-Roslavetz is %
miles southwest Of the capital.
The communique reported stub
born battles on each of these sec
tors. but added that fierce
German attacks have been beaten
off on the Moscow front.
Soviet forces also were reported
TO have recaptued three towns
through Counter-attackS in the
Orel and KaIinin sectors. hating
Nazi efforts to encircle Moscow
from the rear.
The Moscow radio announced
that large detachmentS of Russian
troops encircled on the WESTERN
sector of the front broke through
the German ring and rejoined the
main Soviet forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

siege Tor the capital ana the sur
rounding region.
Stain acted after two MAJ
Spearheads broke through outer
Notifications and came within 90
miles of the city's gates, hammer
ing forward on Moscow's western
and southwestern approaches.
Admitting these German adj
VanceS, a Soviet high command
communique said Russian troops.
now reported under Stains direct
command, had beaten off" further
German efforts on the Moscow
front
british military authorities
ported that German geo
graphic progress toward Moscow
has definitely diminished" in
the face of difficult weather and
Russian resistance. They also
said that the weight of the Nazi
attack is less fierce
Stain, acting as chairman of the
state defense committee, signed
the state of siege decree, which
took effect this morning in Moscow
and surrounding regions. 1t ordered
death for any saboteurs
or spies caught aiding the Germans
and established a nightly curfew
during which all motor and pedes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
EXTEND FINGERS

German authorities said that the
Ipincer maneuver around the city
is progressing daily 10 narrow the
avenue of escape east of the eapi--
tai.
Meanwhile. the luftwaffe was
said 10 be sub jecting the constantly
shrinking outlet TO a constant
aerial pounding.
In the south, officials said. the
German sweep has encompassed
the Donetz basin. ouSting the
Soviets from the most important
industrial sectors.
The grip OF the German armies
/ in the Rostov sector was declared
10 have moved luftwaffe bases ~
within easy striking distance of
oil regions of Batum' and Baku-
the latter only 900 airline miles
away.
Meanwhile. announcing capture
lof Taganrog on the Sea OF Azov,
German authorities declared pow
lerful Russian counter-attacks had
ibeen beaten back northwest OF
Moscow Taganrog is 30 miles
west of Rostov.
The German news agency DNB
said strong Red army counter-
attacks were launched in the Ka-
( linin sector but that each was
IrepufSed with extremely heavy
losses 10 the Russians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
luftWaffe Bombs
Ports OF British

BERLIN. Oct. 20.-INS)-Ths
German high command today
luftwaffe bombing al
TacKs during the night on war,
detectives" along the
southwest. south and east coast,
Of England.
Numerous hits were observed
at Great Yarmouth around thr
port and IN the eastern part Of
the city" the cofnmunigue said.
land a 3,000-ton British ship
was set on fire."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Senators
Discuss
Ship Arms
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL


Init news >PrNife Staff correspondent
WASHINGTON. Oct 20.-The
Senate foreign relations commit
tee meets today To plan a course
of action on the HouSe-approved
-bill repeating the Neutrality Act
nan on arTning Of cargo ships as
the news of casualties in the
tOrpedoing of the United States
destroyer Kearny intensified de-
mands for merican action
against aggresSor nations5
Despite the fact that some
members oppose public hearings,
the foreign relations committee is
expected 10 order a series of linn
tied public sessions beginning to-
morrow.
The committee may decide
whether il will consider proposals
70 broaden the House bill and
recommend repeal also of Neu-
trality Act provisions which pre-
vent American merchant ships
from entering com bat zones
around the British Isles.
Senator Pepper Cd Of Florida,
and Senator Class ID of Virginia.
Joined Senator Guffey ID of
Pennsylvania, IN urging that pub
lie hearings be dispensed with.
that the bill he broadened to re-
peal All principal provisions of the
Neutrality Act, and declared that
America must make a show of
force to both Germany and Japan
Senator Glass. in urging repeal
81 the combat zone provisions OF
the Neutrality Act. conceded that
IT might lead 80 a naval and Air
war. but said il would assure sup
plies reaching the British.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

the statute books of any
American colony.
Hence, il is noted that the
question Of religious freedom
is woven i'm warp and wool of
our colonial period. While the
framework of our government
and most of our liberties we
so deeply cherish are inherited
from our English and Anglo
Saxon fOrebears, religious
liberty is "A product of our own
creation.
"God made us Heighbors;:
let Justice make as friends"
Men may differ as to the
wisdom of our domestic and
foreign policies, but Ameri-
cans cannot differ on the issue
of anti-Semitism.
The Jews have played a
noble role i'm the discovery of
this continent They have
been hOnOrably associated
with our colonial develop
ment.
They helped finance the
Revolution, and bore n brave
part under George Washing
ton in arms. They have fought
in all the wars of the republic
and won the highest comment
dation from every president
of the United States. In every
field of human activity, they
have written their names upon
/ the scroll of our nations his
tory. They are Americans
from the moment they have
reached our shores until they
have been placed in American
graves.
\ The written d. records may
perish. but il time should dir
that service in the hearts 0I
American patriots, there viii
remain a record neither tim,
nor tempest may destroy
A merican cemeteries in
France, where side by side
one beneath the cross ol
Christianity, one beneath the
Star Of David, Christian and
jew lie pillowed in eternal
gloFy-AmericaRs all.
America will not tolerate
demagogues and charlatans
to prOfane and pollute the
affairs of our freedom and the
Sanctuaries of our democracy
We must be on guard To pre-
serve the priceless heritage
from insidious forces within
our own land. Let us be alert
to detect false propaganda
and false dogma from sub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
IN THE NEWS

versiye elements i'm groups
who seek to undermine our
democratic institutions If not
annihilate the freedom for
which our forefathers fought
and died.
Americanism is the creed of
the Hearst newspapers.
Mr.. Hearst has always been
a sturdy human Rock of
Misunderstanding stead
fast against every force which
is hostile to our American
way of life.
Humanity halls this great
American who Is writing his
name upon the fleshy tablets
of our hearts.
81 lcrote my name upon the
sand
And trusted 1t would
stand for aye,
Bat soon the refiuent sea
Had 'oashed mig feeble
1Cords GWdy.
Il CARED nfJ name upon
rood "
And after years returned
again.
I missed the shodo1V of the
tree
That stretched Of old
upon the plan.
i"The solid marble merit my
ANNE
gaze rs a perpetual
trust; o
An earthquake rent it TO its
base;
Nor II lies DER laid Nth
dust.
"AH these had failed | icaS
perplered;
| turned and asked my
self, lchat then?
II | Would hare my name
endure,
I'll Write il ia the hearts
Of men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Jap Diplomats
Flee Moscow
Iniernalional NV. service cabl.

BERLIN. oct. 20. The Japa-
nese diplomatic corps accedited 20
the USSR has left Moscow and is
On route 90 Samars in tho middle
Noig8 region. according 20 tclc-
gram sent by Ambassador Tate
kawa. The German radio declared
today quoting dispatches from
Toxic.
The telegram was said TO have
been sent from a station between
Moscow and Ssmara.
The entire foreign diplomatic
corps was stated 10 be moving 70
SanaTa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
President to Get
Hartman Report

HYDE PARK. y. Y. oct. 20
(INS)-P President Roosevelt sud
denly called w. Averell Hartman
70 Hyde Park for a luncheon con-
ference today so he might receive
an immediate and detailed first
hand report Of Harriman's findings
in Russia AS head of the American
mission 10 Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Continued from Page One)
are a nation of immigrants,
From the MayflOwer 10 the
steerage, from Plymouth
Rock to Ellis Island, all have
come here i'm search of liberty
America was their hope,
the dream and the fullillment
of prayers of centuries of cOu-
rageOus men and women who
IOnged for the day when they
might be a government where
all men might play "A part
where the individual might b.
supreme; where the worship
of God might be unrestricted
and the initiative of man
might be the challenge Of the
day.
Ii was Carl Schurz who
once said that ideals are like
stars; YOU cannot reach uT
and touch them and fOndlt
them and hold them; like .
seafaring man on a desert OF
wafer You search for them
and when YOU find them and
follow them through, yot
reach your destiny. And Sc
10 the dedication of this idea
-liberty-came the peoples
of all creedS and cOf0rS ant
of every nationality of th'
world for the opportunity t.
help forge and build a new
civilization.
"E Pluribus Unum" is al
inspiring experiment that W,
have successfully evolves
here, no less than an eff0rr
TO establish a real brother
hood out of the diverse ele
UNCONSTITUTIONAL, racial ant
religious.
All Americans have a bono
of unity in that they are al
citizens of one nation.
Religious liberty played al
important part in our begin
nings. The settlers of Plym
outh came because of then
separation from the church
of England.
The-AA Massachusetts PIiriri
tans came for the same rea
son. From them Roge
Williams sought for his band
an additional degree OF free
dom and established Proyi
dence.
An even greater degree ot
religious liberty was soughI
and achieved by the Connect
cut OffshOOt OF the Massachu,
sets colony.
The third seeding group
settled at New Haven. IN thG
meantime, Lord Baltimore, Il
Roman Catholic nobleman
settled in Maryland and there
in 1919, the first religious toll
act was placed upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
4 En- Route From Moscow

SINGAPORE. Oct. 20.--tlNS)-
r,otsF American delegates TO the
recent Moscow supply conference.
VINO came here from the Russian
capital. departed by plane for the
United States today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Demand Britain
Invade in West
To Divert Ndzis
Munitions Workers
in Isles Suspect Reds
Are Being Let Down

LONDON. oct. 20 Represen-
tatives Of British munitions
workers today demanded immed-
late opening Of a western front to
alleviate Russia's critical position,
while the government through a
cabinet minister announced that
a swelling tide Of war materials is
flowing from Britain to the Soviet
Unions
A conference Of delegates elected
by workers in munitions factories
in England, Scotland and Wales
adopted a decision TO ask Prime
Minister Winston Churchill 10 at
tack GernranySs western flank
after Walter Swanson. a union
shop steward in a munitions plant,
declared:
"The factories are seething
with the suspicion that the gov
eminent is letting Russia down"