Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Navy Hides
Victories TO
Fool Axis
Silence Keeps Location
Of Fleet We'll Hidden
BY PAUL MALLON


WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Sev-
w eral successes have been
scored by the United States
Navy I'm submarine warfare in
both the Pacific and Atlantic
lately. but the navy has not been
letting the news out. Accounts
may not he available for weeks.
The theory behind censorship
even of its own achievements is
that Axis vessels. far from home.
do not communicate with head
quarters sometimes for weeks
Their sending radio is kept dead
10 conceal their whereabouts
Consequently Berlin and Toxic
cannot bc sure, perhaps for
month or two of what il has
ahoat, if our navy keeps quiet
about what has been sunk.
This constant talk a bout
Stain flying 10 Washington first
came out of Budapest "A Nazi
rumor factory VIA Stockholm
CWhcrc most of our ANS grease
in the news is handled these
days.. Up 10 last Monday night.
AZ east. no one had invited
Stain 10 ny here and Stain had
Indicated 20 no one that he
wanted to- The idea never oc-
CURED 10 any ono except tho
ANS gTca>orS. DESTROYS 10 mark
ms absence from the Roosevelt
Churchill meetings
I ORD BEAVERBROOK has
II Just filed a report with his
government on Stains religious
views. which Is supposed 10 be
highly amusing The smiles are
not at Stains expense The
sufferers are BcaNcrhrook and
ANcrll Hartman FDR ennis
Sary, who sounded out the Red
leader IN Moscow al time
when the religious aspects of
the Communist revolution IN
Russia were considered very
pertinent i'm London and Wash
Ington, IN connection with lend
leasing
Neither Bcavcrhrook nor Ilar-
riman were suited 10 the task
II VIII appear when the report
COTS out Thor acquaintance
with the Bible was casual.
whereas Stain had spent two
years IN a Russian orthodox
theological seminary when he
was young.
The report readily admit, ne
oL'-'aikcd them.
Madame Perkins the labor SOC
rotary has been bothCrUg her
self somewhat IN the interest OF
William II Davis TOR the chair
manShlp Of the now war labor
board, hut no one else has. Nh.
Davis chairman of tho dl>ln'o-
grating defense mediation board,
has some friends there who say
Tho unanimous, dJStaStc for hm
among The CIO AFL. Chamber
of Commerce and National A~so-
cation of Manufacturers makes
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