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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Deatb Rotlce8

CUCU-,John Charles Jr.. age Q months.
darling son Of John Sr.. and Olympia
Funeral services from residence, 3se1
salina. Dearborn, Wednesday, p. m,
40 p. m. Interment woodmsre csmstsry.
DRYs-Mary. beloved wife OF irvin. mother
of Mrs. Clarence Burkowsky. Mrs. Lea
woiska. vermay May Zero and unics.
Services at residence, 4<5l Helen avenue.
Dearborn. Thursday at p. m.
sCHAENING-March 4. Harold A.. o.
1887 Seymour. beloved husband Of osrt-
rude steinks schaening, dear father Of
Harold gsD J Of M' Ma IL. esy Cant %
Funeral service Thursday, 30 p. m, at
A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 13051 0ratiot.
and D. N. Mt. Calvary Z. v. Lutheran
Church. Seymour and Chalmers.
sCHuLrx-Peter. March .. Of 1881 Ar
cola. lieutenant Of Detroit Fire Depart
ment. beloved husband Of Frances; dear
father lathe, of Rita. Mary Jane; Lena and
erai Home. 1891 Van Dyke. Friday. S:fS
Interrnent Mt. oiivet. Member Of ths
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Polar Bear
Division No. 43s.
sHOUsE-Marths.M March ., At her dau0h-
tsr's residences, 1910 rwsnty-seoond
street: beloved mother Of Mrs. Ciarancs
T. Williams. Interment Jackson, Ky. IN
state until O'Clock wednesday evening
at r. @. a O. X. Harris Funeral HomS.
425l Cas- avenue.
TuRNER-March 2, 1871. at Charles ToWn.
w. Va. James F.. beloved husband OF
Linda. brother OF william g., Mrs. Wallace
or Born Mr Ss ru 41% i HsI, .' w Me-.
funeral home. ssss Maybury Grand.
Wednesday at IL a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Houddi|Ie Hershey
Earnings S2,333,086

Houdaille-Hershey Corporation
and subsidiaries report for the
year ended December 81 a net
profit of S2,333 ,086. equal after
dividend requirements on $3.50
class A preference stock to SAP
a share on the class 3 stock,
against 81 .487 GOT or S134 a share
on the class b stock in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Anton Frank Druk
Born in Bohemia. Lived
Here 80 Years

Funeral services were to be
held at 2 p. m. today for Anton
Frank Druk, SO. of 1927 Dexter
boulevard a resident of Detroit
for the past 30 years. Born in
Bohemia in 1885, Mr.. Druk had
been an employe of the King
Brooks Company for 20 years.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Mrs. Sophia 5. Turner
Detroit Lawyers Mother
Dies in Lansing

LANSING. March 4. Mrs.
Sophia Scott Turner. "a. a resi-
dent of Lansing IS years and
mother of James Turner, a Detroit
attorney, died Monday. She is
also survived by another son, Scott
Turner of Greenwich, c o n n.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrnus
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot % per cent
tin. nominal. New York. 81 375. future tin.
Sc. s25; lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west. II: electroly'c spot smelter 1877
IL so: casting copper II as: S. Louis
lead. $50, St Louis Einc, AS, New York
anthony. IL virgin aluminium II.
All metals moderate. Export copper.
1880 = i2.0O: resale. 1900. Pound sterling.
Iio3N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
DEATHS

Rex Reginald Douglas. Gil Michigan. -
Cecil Crarey. $50 Kitchener. IT.
Adrian l.. Semeyn. 1852 Promenade. IS.
Alice Godboid. 1872 Mitchell. 80
Elizabeth Brssso. Ts0 Wide n.
Joseph Lukowiak, sass Harper. II.
John Albert Williams 1880 Ferguson Is
Daisy Threlkeid. ei0 Napoleon. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
M(Louth Steel Co.
Pays Is Cts. Share

McLouth Steel Corporation has
declared a dividend of y cents a
share. payable March IA. to COM
mon stockholders of record
March z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Hall Lamp Earnings
Drop Slightly in 40

c. NJ. Hall Lamp Company for
the year ended December 81 had
net profit of S1S3.151. equal to
Sl.02 share. against S204, 1863 or
Sl.li share in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

Western Air Express for the year ended
December 81 had a net profit OF Si3e 5s5
equal 10 - cents share on 400, e5i shares,
<04. 900 shares IN 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co
Windsor. Prices IN cents Noon quot atom.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

THE Detroit Times wants
i pictures Of interesting
children. In order to obtain
them the Times will conduct
an Interesting Baby Picture
Contest for 10 consecutive
weeks. starting Feb. l6, 1891,
in the daily and Sunday
issues.
C-Pietures Of children, FIVE
& years or under. are eliei-
BILE. Snapshots are wanted.
Studio pictures UNACCEPT-
ABLE. All pictures submitted
become the property OF The
Detroit Times and WILL NOT
be returned.
All you need to do to en-
~ ter . picture Of = baby 10
TO send his or her snapshot
picture to The Detroit Times.
Be sure n IL not framed.
There Is no entry Zee. In sub
uniting photographs II is nee
esssry to accompany With
Interesting Baby Picture Com
test Entry Blank such a.
appears in Tn. Detroit Times.
or with application in similar
form. The same information
contained IN the coupon must
be written or typed legibly
upon the bsck Of each picture
submitted. II 10 not necessary
To buy . copy OF The Detroit
Times TO compete.
IA total Of 81, 900 In CASH
= PRIZES will be paid in
this contest. 81 will be paid
fov esch of 500 picture.
printed. There will be a grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Wins
New Friends in
Americas
Tuesday, March 4, 1941

(Excerpted from the March
issue of Survey Graphic by
international News Service by
special permission of Survey
Associates, Inc.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
SNAPSHOTS WANTED

PICTORIAL INTEREST, that's what counts
in selecting winning pictures. Snapshots of
pretty babies, plain babies are equally well
come, if they're mterctng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
BY A. A. BERLE JR.
Assistant Secretary of State

On the political side. the CO.
operative peace (of the Americas)
is slowly developing institutions
of permanent value. They are per-
manent because they have been
developed by a process of trial and
error; and because they grew from
small beginnings. rather than hav-
ing been imposed from the top
down, as was the case with the
League of Nations.
The great and solid instrument
Is that of the inter-American con-
ference-in substance, congress
of American nations meeting every
four or five years. In rotation at
the various capitals. The real
work is done in committees. ex-
actly as is the case in any con-
gress; and in these committees
there Is less oratory. but an in
finite deal Of very frank exchange
OF views. Over period of years,
the statesmen OF the republics
have come TO know each other:
and men with inter-American ex-
perience coming to the confer
ences find themselves almost at
once among friends. They work
rather as colleagues than as
representatives Of independent
interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
DEFENSE EASIER

Where there is cooperation,
defense is vastly easier. Had
Britain been able 10 evolve the
kind OF relationship with other
European nations which is de-
veloping between the nations OF
the Americas. she might not have
had 10 wait until a hostile power
had actually seized the countries
az her very gates. All Of them
would have been working together
IN a common defer Sc.
The Havana consultation made
u plain that no American nation
proposed to aggrandize itself be-
cause the fall of France and
Holland had laid certain areas
open to a territorial grab. The
co operative administration of
these territories, should that be-
come necessary. was arranged for
instead. AS direct result of this.
it was possible for the United
States to acquire string of naval
bases running from Newfoundland
10 British Guiana. without Great
ing the fear that this was a prel-
ude to an imperial seizure of the
New World. Nazi propaganda at.
tempted at enee-to create this
fear; and the complete failure OF
that propaganda is perhaps one oil
the most hopeful incidents III
recent months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Follow These Easy Rules

first prize OF $500; Q second
grand prize Of 800. 20 prizes
OF $40 each; 40 prizes Of S.
each 10 b. awarded at the end
of the contest for the most
interesting pictures. These spe-
cial prizes do not necessarily
have to be awarded for pic
lures printed in the daily or
Sunday Times, but can be
chosen from among any pic
lures submitted in the contest.
E-Contesten's may enter
~ any number of pictures.
c-Pietures must be entered
" with consent Of the par
euts or guardian of child pic
tured.
T-All contestants agree 10
accept the decisions OF the
judges, appointed by The De-
troit Times. as final and bind
ing. The pictures the judges
consider the most interesting
will win the awards.
Q-Msil all pictures to the In
y teresting Baby Contest.
Detroit Times. 1870 Cass ave.
niue, Detroit, Michigan.
0-P will be pub
y lished daily in the daily
Detroit Times and page Of
pictures each Sunday IN the
Detroit Sunday Times during
the 10 weeks OF the contest.
I0-EmpIoye. Of The Detroit
~ Times or other Detroit
newspapers or members OF
their families are NOT eligible
to compete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
HOSTILE UNITS

II is true that cooperation Is
impossible between hostile units.
But we have long since learned.
in inter-American affairs, not to
try to run the other fellows gov
eminent. The very spirit and
essence of the entire venture con-
templated that each nation should
find its own national way: the
qualification that was asked was
merely that that national way
should not lie over the PROSTATE
eorpses of its neighbors. For that
matter. we have had plenty of
situations in the United States
in which the flame of true democ-
racy did not burn so bright: and
nevertheless have been able to
maintain one of the most power
full national entities in the world.
Perhaps the precise difference
between peace without empire and
empire itself lies in the fact that
under empire some distant and
foreign power felt that il could
dictate form Of government and
form of development to another
nation. The imperialist seeks 10
impose his own culture and pat
tern: the cooperative peace, ex-
acting only self restraint and
abandonment Of domination. en-
deavors to assist each nation in
trying TO find its own best express
sion.
We are now faced with time
in which it may be necessary Ia
defend this bravo adventure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
HOCKEY

T0NtGHT's GAMES
DETROIT 81 Rangers.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

JUDGES IN the Il Wanted
Wings" contest conducted by the
Michigan Theater in cooperation
with Barr Aviation and Hartung
were announced today by
the participating sponsors. They
are John Hammond. aviation en-
-thusiast; c. +. Rickerd. advertis-
ing man, and Arthur Schuck,
lawyer.
First two prizes in Detroit in
the contest are two complete fly
ing courses up 10 SOTO, and the
next ones are exhibition rides. In
the national contest the two first
Detroit winners will have a chance
to compete for "A national prize of
IA Piper Cub training plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Name Judges Lopez Quartet
In Wings Contest Stays at Hund's

MANUEL LOPEZ and his Gay
Amigos. a fine musical quartet
have proven so popular in thcir
long engagement at Hund's that
their contracts have been extended
indefinitely.
An excellent guitarist is Lopez
who directs the group and supplies
Spanish VocalS for the many south
of the border tunes.
Members of this versatile unit
include Eddie Martin, who alter
mates on the violin, sax and clari-
net; Tom Benko, who plays the
bass trumpet and viol, and Carmen
lie Fave, pianist, accordlonist and
vocalist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
New Type of Ice
Used in Picture

THE ICE manufacturing bust
ness may be completely changed
because Of an experiment con-
Quoted for a scene in a movie. a
waiter brings water 90 Fred Mac
Murray and Mary Martin in New
York Town. The bright set lights
made the ice invisible TO the
camera.
The problem was solved with
"snow ice Ii looks like a cube oil
white chalk, lasts almost a third
longer than ordinary ice, and j.,
phOtogcnlC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Blood and Sand 70 is, 7f1
T0f 1927 3. NJ The BiE Boss ~ .Os
a m. . 32, 1855 e.is p m
BROADWAY CAPITOL cone with 'he
WIND 81 go O. m 1885, $50 p NJ
tINDh tElLA Gone With tHe Wind "
- t.t#. F.fs %. w
FISHER Gone WItg the W.nf1" I 05
? is- s1f g..
FOX ir the NHvy ~ - 3.25 sZ2
so 'tar FIRST Beau et
m -G2 fla E.Oa n No.
MICHIGAN aetr John Iae II q nj
ta. t-lh IH.T b. 90 "AllIJu Dollar
BABY i15 b12 e1I %. or
MADISON trIhfaclt. a 0f
? Ds s.l2. a. 06 or Nothing Sacred "
) .fs $50 s-58 g4s M
PALMS. ST leTF- one NleW In .shan. ''
124t fiI -16 11OI q ms Wagons
Poll at Night ~ O. M 2za. $50 3 80
r m- "Lguis-Corn fieLt pictures. ~ -
: 81 Ilf lH.ae b. mi
RIVIERA - Gone win ~ wind.
- 50 o-0l a1s D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
PRECIOUS MOMENTS

Under California law, an infant
OF that age can't appear before
the camera more than 20 minutes
IN a single day nor more than 81
seconds consecutively. So every
moment is precious and when Bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Bette Dauis Likely Choice
For Sarah Bernhard Role
ADJUSTMENTS
By LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, June Enthusiastically com
today biography grand
mother The Divine
IL have read 10 different books Bernhadt" said Bette
"And this easily happy
Miss Bernhard had the wish that
the actress after
hensye and the complete
artist would love
So here's a tip for Jack Warner and off the
grdde Your famous star Miss Bette Davis would love
bring the life of Sarah Benhart the
Bette would not play the aged mm Sarah who made
farewell performances but the glamorous before
and after she brought the world o feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
REALISTIC SET

A huge set to represent Christie
bal in the Canal Zone has been
built on the Columbia ranch. II
is for Our Wife" There are don
keys with heavy loads, melancholy
old horses drawing buggies
through slow-moving traffic. There
are men and women in all sorts
OF tropical dress. There are ven
doris of hats and pottery and
shrimp.
Everything has been done to
complete the scene to the last de-
tail of perfection.
BY chance, it was blistering hot
and the cameraman was even COM
planning about the flies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Jane Frazee Gets Feature
Billing in Another Chorus

bara started TO cry before tho
camera at the wrong time there
was CONSERVATION.
Miss Bennett tried to quiet her
then Fonda. Both Of them are
real-life parents. -
Finally Director John Brahn'
took a hand. He laid Barbara
against his shoulder and patteG
her back gently. Finally she
burped politely and Immediately
became quiet.
you've got TO know these
things in my business, said
Brahni.
He's a bachelor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
NOT REAL

Official representatives Of War
ncr Brothers insist the hair IS
Flynn's own. Flynn insists 1t isn't
and takes if off TO prove his claim
The hair is one of frrc West
more's proudest creations.
The fact that Mr.. Flynn can
remove his headpiece at will. how
ever, has not prevented unidenti-
fed persons from sending him
notes suggesting that this or that
salon is the best place for a per-
manent wave, admittedly all very
annoying 10 man who weighs 1870
peHf4as, all capable Of remarkable
and destructive coordination and
timing under proper circum-
stances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Chatter in HOLLYWOOD

The Mark Helngers the happy parents of three months
old baby which will of beautiful mother,
Gladys Glad Mark today confirmed the that
end he and Gladys had flown brought back baby
he is the cuteSt thing he has
In fact the and Twentieth film
duce talks like other proud parent and he Mrs H. hasn't
left home Miss Gladys Glad Helnge joined their household
Hear Loue in Hollywood Premiere" wJR $50
10 each FIidaN night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Enrol Flynn Begins
Work on New Film
Dons Yellow Wig
For q e n e T a |
Custer Role
By JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, June 26-Plsy-
ing his first role since he became
a proud papa. Enrol Flynn begins
screen work again next week
wearing beautiful long. yellow
hair. II is The kind Of hair which
would have delighted daughter,
II The Flyuns hsa had a daughter
instead ot a son.
As IL is. Afr. FLYNN wishes some
one else was wearing the HAIR.
Bcinc a virile and powerful gen
ueman he disdainS all accoutre-
mcnts which make his handsome
mug look pretty. He has however
~ choice, lie plays the role OF
Gen. Gr1rcc Custer m They Died
Wth Thor Boots on ana Cen
eraHeeseer had flowing yellow
hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Now It's Twins

BARBARA STANWYCK plays
the mother OF twins for the first
time in The Great Mans Lady"
in which she stars with Joel Nc
Crea and Bran Donlevy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Hold USO Show Sunday

Out of the original material the big USO given
at the Hollywood Bowl Sunday there will probably play
that will make its pictures
written original Where Are You Gong?" which Loretta
Young RoSand Russell Cary Grant and Meyn Douglas will be
starred That ought be something
Nelson Eddy and Judy Garland will sing
Whispered the song may be Hut SUIT of things
John Barrymore have paye together and Charles Boyer
Irene Dunno will do Pink Champagne There 10000
general admission and although the producers have bought
OF them to present TO- the camps there st seats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Binnie Barnes Kept Busy

If Bnnie Barnes hasn't taken her vacation yet
like she's with all the pictures lined
Just yesterday she her signature with Republic
pictures TO make three for Albert Cohen Republics
producers and writers.
Bnnes first Republic is The Devil Pays Onand
version of 80 Steps and her under consideration
Bachelors Can't Have Babies by Al Roge Arthur
was the Columbia playing important
Girls About Town" with Joan Bondcl John Howard
This comedy and Bnne her a a hard-boled
sophisticated of the world n this type o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

HOLLYWOOD, June 26.-They
say ii can't happen in Hollywood,
but Jane Frazee, pert and petite
and 20. can swear to you that it
did.
For Jane first got word from
Universal executives that she's 10
have featured billing in "Sing
Another Chorus" That means that
her name will be advertised over
The name of the picture.
The remarkable thing Is that
Jane has been in the movies only
eight and half months and this
is only her second picture, the
first being Buck Privates. " Most
remarkable of all is that Jane is
town girl. It's almost
anXiomatic that you've got to come
from some place else TO get any
where in Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
SERIOUS INJURY

Twas different the other day In
a reckless scene for Texas" II
happened TO be a couple of days
after Bill and Brenda Marshall
had announced their betrothal anc
were well into the hand-holding
stage.
Bill got tangled up with one Of
his pistols while rushing through
the phony Sagebrush. The CUR
went Off. Now Bill has a badly
damaged right hand and a rea
fever TO boot. as an aftermath.
AS you'd expect in Hollywood, j.
was a blank cartridge which
caused the mischief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
FLYNN SAYS NO

The studio has been trying to
ret Mr.. Flynn 10 be photographed
wearing his long, yellow hair, with
his bouncing month-old boy, who
hasn't yellow hair or, for that
matter, much hair at all.
Mr.. Flynn said nuts.
The making of these wild and
woolly western adventures can
bring miSadventure to movie he
men who are more acquainted with
Grass gold than leaden bullets.
Take the case of Bill Holden,
who once had his chest denuded
10 meet the whims of the movie
censors. At that time Bill was
playing a boxer in Golden Boy
and escaped with no more diScom-
fort than. does a shorn lamb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

BENNY GOODMAN. the
swing master, will open Fri
day evening at Eastwood Gar
dens. bringing with him pretty
vocalist Helen Forrest. his
famous trio and quartet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
DID ALL RIGHT

Jane did all right by herself and
the picture in Buck Privates,
but Universal had no intention OF
giving her top billing in Sing
Another Chorus" until the product
was completed They saw that she
was good really good. Then they
decided 10 build up her part fur
Their and now they're going 10
shoot the new scenes.
So whatever way Jane may
sing now, she hasn't got the
blues.
over at Goth Century-FoX they
are making scene for Wild
Geese Calling in which Barbara
Eirnbaum, only two weeks old,
appears with Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Was Different Then

In the Void War ] was with
Won Hindenburg, Ludendorff
Hoffman, and Won Mackensen on
oattlefields along the Saar front
But il was different then.
France had not collapsed, the
British had not been chased off
the European continent. and Italy,
Yugoslavia and Rumania were
fighting against Germany.
The Czarist armies had pene-
trated Germany as far as koenigs-
berg and even after the disastrous
defeat at Tannenberg they dug
in and remained in East Prussia
until February, 1915.
Glimpses through the smoke
screen OF censorship established
by both sides indicated clearly on
the fifth day OF the present Ger
man-Russian conflict that the tide
of battle was again going against
the Russians.
The execution and liquidation
by Stain of an estimated more
than 10000 of the best trained
officers in the Red army, air force
and navy, including three Of the
ablest Russian strategists--Mar-
shals Tuchachevsky, Bluccher and
General Korff-is in fair way
now of avenging itself upon the
Red dictator.
Hitler has thrown war-eXperi-
enced elite panzer divisions. inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

fnenSe- afr fleets y-e-n O : m o u s
artillery and endless divisions OF
young troopers against the Red
forces.
On the left wing there arc the
Films. whose embittered eagerneSs
TO avenge the Red invasion OF last
year IS understandable.
On tho right wing there are
more Than 100000 RumanianS.
There are no British and French
armies keeping three-fourths OF
the German army engaged in the
West this time.
Britain seems 10 be incapable
of gEaSping an effective initiative
anywhere.
The British mission in Warsaw
did not save the Poles.
The British military and eco
nomic mission en- route 10 Moscow
and Americas officially announce
moral and possible material AID
will be of little help TO Stain and
his Communist-rc regime unless his
Red armies avoid enlightenment
and by endeavoring 10 retreat 20
the Caucasian Urals are able 10
hold out for a long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Space Problem Fades

The German military experts
are convinced that this space"
problem has been overcome with
the development of air fleets and
panzer forces which are capable
of covering great distances rap
idly.
In Germany the war against
communism has brought back into
influence and power the Alfred
Rosenberg faction OF the Nazi
Party which had almost completely
disappeared.
The invasion OF Russia reviveS
the plan worked out by the Rosen-
berg faction for the setup OF an
autonomous Ukraine allied to
Germany.
If Hitler had timed his in
vasion three or four weeks later,
the Russians might have been able
10 destroy by fire. hundreds OF
square miles OF wheat in the vast
wheatland area OF the Ukraine,
but the wheat IL too green TO burn.