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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
IntI New. Service staff Correspondent

init News Service staff Correspondent
The barrier between the fiery
temperament Of the Latin and
the Teuton heart Of the blond
Aryans was never whitfield down
by the intervening years Of pact
and handshake. On the contrary,
II seemed to widen to proportion
at times amounting to open fric-
ton.
MuSSolini's rapid drift into the
tide and flow Of Htlcrism dlcta-
ton caused cabinet shakeupS in
Rome and murmurS around Italy
which came cchoing 10 our ears
as far away as Berlin. but all
observers agreed that things had
changed from the 1884 days in
Venice, when Hitler and MuSSo-
lini had a talk which failed, and
that now Hitler was in the saddle
and Mussollni running alongside
him on foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
He Had 10 90
Begging 10 Hitler

When he ran into a wall, Hitler
SAID nothing for months and never
lifted finger 70 help him finally
70 have Nussolini come begging 70
Berlin early In 1871 for some way
out % the impasse That did the
trick and from then on MussoliAi
vas lust another ablect puppet 70
Hitler. A Faust who had sold his
soul 70 gain new lease on life
German officers and soldiers
moved freely about Italy. there
after. and u was even announced
that the German and Italian high
commands in Africa and wherever
necessary would function as one
In such cases. as is well known
from past experience. the German
part Of the high command func-
tons as an entity unto itself and
MI others take orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MussoIini Missed
The Boat Twice

Be that as il may NussolinI
from 1888 on seemed 70 be losing
his grip and, over the next danger.
ols years. made one mistake after
another. each one tossing hIm fur.
thor INFO dependence on Hitler.
He miSCaiCulatcd the war ii
Jano 1910 and pounccd on Franc,
from behind 20 get IN on the xiii
although Hitler had expressly
asked hum 10 stay neutral and thus
hamStIrg England IN all moves
IN the Mediterranean Later that
year hc made the Balkan Situa-
ton for Hitler embarrassing by
Suddenly attacking Greece. think
rg hc co.a swallow The land II
a week or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Italians. Japs
Both Dissatisfied

There must be no scratch or
rusty spot allowed To appear out
waNly on the shining AXIS, lest
this spread 10 dangerous size. The
dividing forces Of the naN<as-at
large in the three countries con-
cerncd arc far too prcpondcrant tn
permit an exchange of criticism or
as much as q hint of criticism. an
expression OF frank opinion. or the
Nentiia,ion before public eyes of
the causes OF friction and diScord
between the three radically differ
ent nations and nailonalities.
BY force Of circumstances, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Ians. Some day the situation
will change and then our pa
fianpa andS -

This Nazi. 70 my mind was
thinking out loud. At the mo-
ment he was talking out Of turn.
but in actually ne was rejecting
only A true situation. Some day.
maybe IN months or in years All
this viii mount 10 the breaking
point and bring on the explosion.
Like the employment OF thou
sands and thousands Of Italian
workers in Germany, generally
for better wages than they could
get in Italy In the beginning
that was hailed as another mar
velous AXIS project for the fur
thering OF goodwill and mutual
endeavor. Swarthy little men
from the Italian south flooded
INTO the Reich 10 work nine hours
per day, specially privileged 70
send home a major portion OF their
wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Daily Quiz
By Chic Young
I ANn M nQlNZ
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty
BY THE ACE ANswERMAS

Distributed by Klas Features syn1.. ine.
Faith, hope and charity are
three Of the seven chief virtues.
What are the other four?
Gray matter might easy
enough aligde 20 z persons hair,
but usually II dcsignates what?
3 Both SOS and G. Q y have
beer ASed-AS--.+sif+--------r-ff---rt7y -TssS.
For what 90 the letters stand?
In which OF the following
mediums doc, sound travel fast
est: air hydrogen water?
> When WAS Greater New
York formed?
IS The old CommeRaf" and
the Great Commoner we're
prominent men m American his
tory What were their real namesf
Why is the state Of Okla-
homa called the Sooner State"y
en- 30 "a Page 19D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

around the Nazis, staring az them
with motionless eyes. In all my
years in Berlin, | never heard a
} panese correspondent ask a
question in the press conference.
On trips 10 the front or elsewhere
they'd sleep as soon as car. plane
or train n-SCed and as soon as out
in the open off they'd 90 wit h
camera unSlung 10 take pictures.
Part Of all that, | always felt. was
escape from the Germans and
from the caSiiron system gripping
their Oriental hearts and minds Z
----4Afor-+ay---fiy1yy gives MIN
Crto undiScloScd details az tho
lives and antics OF the mad
men around Hltler)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

pletely washed up, held 70 Hitler
by steel handouts politely known
as the Bcrlin-Romc AXIS. He IS.
as Churchill aptly described j, in
his speech 10 Congress during the
December visit 10 North America.
merely a u'cnS.l Of Hitler.
know from Italians and from
/ Germans. too. that all is not well
IN the AXIS The factions in dis
agreement with NuSSolini or
those still hoping 10 extricate
Italy from the Na7i morass. are
strong IN Rome They have sue
ceeded tine and again in putting
A monkey wrench in the best laid
NFzis plan, resculng here and
there A biz Of their own The
Germans know IT, and although
they boil inside, have TO put up
with H.
stood for example in Inns
bruck in February Of 1871. look
lng AZ long rows Of apartment
houses built by tho Nazi reSettlo-
ment organization for rcpatriated
Germans.
Into these barrack-like struc-
lures. divided into modern kitchen
cites. some 90. 600 Germans from
Italian Tyrol had been brought as
a result OF the HItler-MuSSolini
deal two years before arranging
the transfer and reSetting of
nearly 100000 Germans living AZ
the time under the Italian heel
They shook hands on that deal and
called II the grand solution Of The
only vcXlng problem between them
That was the political side of Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Bomber"
Drivers and Helpers OF Local
80 of the Brewery Workers Union,
led large-scalc donations TO the
Bomber Fund today.
J. r.. Brady. chairman Of civilian
defense of the local. J. r. She
perak. business representative. and
Eugene J Mccain. secretary
treasurer Of the Joint local eXecu-
tive board, brought in the union {
check for S20735 TO help swell the
fund.
These men arc patriots--already
they've contributed 100 per cent 10
all local patriotic drives such as
the Red Cross, defense stamps and
bonds. the drive 10 fight irfantlle
paralysis and now many Of them
are enhstlng as blood donors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
FRANKLIN CLUB

The Franklin Settlement Club
collection was started by the Red.
skins. ono OF The p clubs OF the
settlement under lis president
Richard George All the Other
clubs then joined the drive Sair
A committee spokesman delivering
the money:
I'VE felt this was something
we could do 10 help the govern
ment. So we started II and every
one showed the right spirit"
Have YOU shown the right
spirit?
II you haven't already Joined
this drive. do II TO-DAY.
Bring or send your contribution
70 the Bomber Fund 10 Buy a
Bomber" Detroit Times Make
your check payable 10 Tho Detroit
Times and mark it Bomber Con
ubution 80 amount Is TOO nttlC
or TOO great.
HELP DEFEND AMERICA
HELP BUY A BOMBER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Don't BE Alarmed

IF your contribution 10 The De-
troit Times readers Bomber Fund
has not yet been listed In the off.
cial accounting appearing in this
newspaper do not be alarmed. II
sometimes requires several days
from the date you make your
donation before il clears the audit
ing office. There Is no Inst in to-
days Times. The next viii appear
in tomorrow ) Sunday FtncS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Hitler Unmasked
Du(e' S Errors
Reduced Him
10 Hitler Puppet

Germany and Italy are as
FAR apart as the poles in
temperament, culture and
civilization, but the manner
IN which the drum is thumped
on every occasion in an effort
10 assure the world of Axis
solidarity is described today
by Pierre J. Huss. for eight
years chief Berlin correspond
ent of International News
Service.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
They Even Dared
To Curse u Duee'

They even cursed MuSSolini in
such moments without looking
carefully around. and claimed that
the Italian people on the whole
have lost faith IN him He is.
they vehemently declare. COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

The local Bomber Fund of De-
trolt Times readers will reach the
$50 600 marx th4is weekend. as
scores Of other organizations and
hundreds Of individuals send in
their contributions 70 this giant
warplane which viii help avcngc
pearl HarhOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
HEN r Y

least one piece by either Ribben-
ltrop, Ciano or perhaps the Jap
Ambassador IN Berlin. General
IOshlma, if not the incumbent Japa-
Inese foreign minister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
PHOTOGRAPHERS GIFT

Another $40 came from the
Photographers Association OF
Michigan, with the note:
I'VE are looking forward To
the day when this bomber may
ride the skyways piloted by our
brave boys who are fronting for
us and giving us the assurance
that freedom shall survive"
Members Of the January gradu.
ating class of Heating School. 791
DiCkerSon avenue, instead Of leav.
ing a remembrance 10 the school
sent a cash contribution Of SIS &c
the Bomber Fund.
DR.. Robert Jensen'S Memorial
Spirituallst Church sent in d check
for $50, and the boys in the
Franklin Settlement Club turned
over SIS so they collected for the
WaTplanc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS

Employees Of the Raymond Con
crete Pile Company now working
a. the Ford Rouge plant IN Dear.
born tossed together Ss033 for the
local drive.
And another check came In dur
ing the week from the nine men
who have been making weekly
donations 10 the bomber.
Two weeks ago they sent in So
Last week they sent $50. And TINS
week they sent IN S35'
They are Joe LeShman. Phil
Kaz. Sam Stewart. Bill Lieb,
Maurice Sell, Sol Lefton. Sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
buy p BOMBER
Knowle dye Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Ncopynsh.. 1912 by KING Features
! What states are represented
by these men ta) Ethan Allen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

ROscn, Sam lsaacS and Id sam
uelS.
The Veterans Francois du Michi
gan French War Veterans ASSO
citation of Michigan) sent in So
with the message:
1--WE want to express our con
CALCULATIONS To the Hearst or
ganization for their initiative in
sponsoring this movement-Our
members will continue To do
everything they can to make II
"A success"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
State
Mail to Bomber Fund.-" Detroit Times.
BY JEROME r. PETIT

! Defend America - Buy Roscn, Sam Isaacs and Ed
Ponnbar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
To Present Play
AT USO Center

"springtims for Henry" Broad
way hit recently produced with
outstanding success by tins Taco
ma Little thsatsr. wiil be the FIRST
production 10 be presented on the
new stage at the recently com
plsted uso center 1t 18th and
FsweetL Everett craysns. In
charge Of the center. has an
nouncsd that the play VIII start
at 7 80 Friday night. Feb. Is. and
admission viii be free 10 all ser
vice men. Arrangements have
been made with the author and
publishers TO have the royalties on
this hilarious comedy waived for
the uso performance.
"springtlms for Henry has
been one Of the hlshliKhts u the
Little theatsr season. and soldiers
are assured a highly professional.
spicy comedy. -Four Of the Lit
tie theatsrs most seasoned sectors
are taking part; Mary ormsby.
Al copp. Helen Chapman and
Ruben Gaines Ceofgs Bolton al.
rscts the play.
UsO officials announce that
plans are under way 10 contlnns
the presentation entertainment for
the service men from Lltti. thea
ter ana other local groups
The play. which runs three acts.
will be over 81 sa5. enabling sol
disrs from nearby camps 70 return
in plenty Of time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK - Members OF
the ancient and honorable 500
ciety OF turf writer's and handi-
eappers, Inc. and Ltd. are
confronted with a serious prob
lem. They can't determine
what course they should take
the next time Alssb goes to the
race. They must decide whether
to throw out last and seems
somewhat over-rsted." There
is no other choice.
There can't be another choice
because the glamour horse of
1912 has cooked the dice against
himself. He has run his first
race as three-year-old and
lost II.
He headed for the gate hailed
~ q new Man O'War' and he
returned 10 his barn with the
boos Of the crowd stinging his
silky ears. His downfall was
emphatic and sudden. He fin
ished sixth and didn't run q
lick.
This defeat has started q
mighty argument. II N the
same argument you hear every
winter. Ringing on the subtle
point of whether juvenile
champ is likely to grown strong
and fsst enough to win the
Kentucky Derby. The owners
always say yes; history always
says no. The next time Alssb
runs everyone will know which
assertion N correct.
Well know II Alsab II an
other Pompoon or Our Boots,
two-year-old kings who never
fulfilled their promise at three;
another Whirlaway, who sulked
in his early winter campaign
and then came on; or another
Chslledon, who simply needs
plenty of time to reach his best
condition.
We don't know what Alsab
In because his defeat In the
Bahamas was complicated.
Owner Al SABBATH blamed the
defeat on Jockey McCreary. He
said McCreary wasn't strong
enough and that the colt en-
countered bad racing luck.
McCresry explained that Al
sab lacked his old zip. When
he called on the colt. he said,
Alsab either couldn't run or
wouldn't run. or the two state
ments, I am inclined 10 accept
McCresry's as more accurate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Bishop Asks Clear Statement
From Church on War Meaning

a widely Known ehnreh
paper. the Chrssfiss Cesssry,
has DECLARED shst al eur sss-
as~p asA sailsss sse nsers
hiii~rs.. No ssiA. ~rhe nsv.
y STANLEY Ssses has sasd
ssst Ne sspsaese esveys n
~ Unifed state wess s~ek-
iag p~ae~ siseer~iy. that the
heart. ~ ire Jspassus wess
sreshiss for p>see.
.ff any considerable tssehins
Of that sort persists In the church
u WITH outrage ths hearts a 81
riEht-shlnking men and women.
IN viii alternate them srsm
TIE Church for TIE neat 1850
years. rhey wfn nat want
tire prayers ~ . essv~h which
calls their sses ss~v~ kitiess
ssd csa offer foe shess ssiy
tn prayers foe essA~sss~1
criminals.
We should have . clear sns
defnits statement ffan IN,
church ~ IN what thls ~sr means
n 10 . war 81 aggression ny tn
Mans not . war ~ the Allies
10 snforcs an unjust treaty. ne'
. war for trade
We are fighting against N.
Powers ~ darkness IN high pises
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Savidges Play
Troiier Five

The s. L. Ssvidge quintet. which
meets the Alpine five this Thurs
day night IN = crucial battle for
the lead in the Seattle Community
league. vii be called upon 10 use
all ~ their reserve strength BE-
fore Friday night has faded.
The sayidges meet the Gloee
Trotters nj Exposition hall
here Friday night and when
that battle il over the sturdy
Seatfleites probably viii be
pounds lighter, their muscles
battle weary.
But they are gamesterS and fig
ure they can stand the grind II the
Trotters, who play at leas, five
games = week, can take the same
medicine.
The ssvidges boast som. star
players. but the odds favor the
Troiters.
Lincoln and Stadium sophs meet
In the opener q, 7:s0 o'clock. The
main attraction begins an hour
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Sports Parade -.

McCresry IL an hones hoy.
competent and dead game in
every respect. II Alsab could
have won. Conn would have
booted him home because he
was a stretch running jockey
on a stretch running horse
And he was right on the colts
back. SABBATH didn't even see
the race. He has a weak heart
and he always walks behind
the grsndstand.
The question Of Why Alsab
lacked NIP has many ramifiea-
tions. The 500 baby who wen
$4,000 hasn't gained weight
properly In the last three
months and IL said TO he .
trifle drawn.
He has been working q little
too fast. And he undertook his
debut under unfavorable condi-
tons. He was heavily weighted
and faced some really tough
ened sprinters.
A super horse would have
overcome these obstacles. may
be, but Alsab Ia no super horse
yet-far from IL. He IN a great
bargain and a great two year
old and he has a flair for fast
times. But the record books
are against great juveniles and
time doesn't mean much.
Class countA more than clock
ings, which brings up another
point. Alsab didn't run In the
big races Last year. and he
didn't run against Sun Again.
Some Chance, Devil Diver, and
Shut Out.
Maybe he would have whipped
them, but there 10 a question.
Enough Of a question to make
81 Kentucky Derby quotations
appear ridiculous and new
Man o'War" billings ludicrous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
SWIM MEET SET

EUGENE, ore.-Northsrn divis-
ion dual meet swimming honors for
1912 xill be the stake as Univsr-
sity q Oregon and Washington
TANK teams vie here Saturday.
Both teams are indicated this
year and the winner q Saturdays
engagement will Be favored TO an
mex division lsursls IN the annual
championship meet here Feb. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
National Hockey

The Cleveland Barons moved TO
within two points Of the lead in
the Western division Of the
American Ice Hockey league
Wednesday night by handing the
Philadelphia rockets their nth
straight defeat by a score Of 81.
The first place Hershey
Bears were caught in q vicious
attack by the Pittsburgh
Hornets and dropped q rs
decision TO the division tall
enders.
New Ravens Eagles moved into
eecond-place of the western divis-
ion by squeezing out a so de-
cision over Providence Reds. The
Eagles triumph dropped the Reds
into third place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Richardson 10 Talk
At Grange Meeting

Pomona Grange Master I. 4
Larson Niil call the Pierce County
Masters council q order a. SIS
p. ~. Friday. Fsb. -. at James
sales Grange hall Ne expects =
record attendance ~ . nese sKsnds
for ths year IL 70 b. adopted
County Agricultural Agent A.
NJ Richardson ALL discuss the
"Food for Frssdom@ program. Hs
vii have s0ms time available for
answering questions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
HOT PROSPECT

NEW ORIEANS-According to
Freshman Coach Bobby Kellogg,
Tulane is coming up with the best
football prospect In years in Joe
Renfro. 205-pound hslfbaek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
BOWLING

Howard Murphy hung NJ = 500
series IN the Century league howl
ink matches on the Coliseum alleys
"Wednesday night 10 psee the
downtown frlIndieFs IN q lot q
gocd pan work. Hls singles Uere
2is. les ard al.
Leif Jensen. also = Century
league star. rolled 40 for TIE hlgh
single game q Wednesday play
and registered q hag SO SERIES
score.
lee G.rrt.sa ~. .l-s ese
Of the top netch plsmea.
shooting al IN the hneup 20
Hsnif,'. and following Nur-
phs. Les ENmes we're lsa.
I'll and 1ss.
Vance Mcclure took time out
from his city Association duties
10 shoot with the Hardwaremen
and IL VAS a good evening foe the
secretary for ne rolled sTs. inelud-
ing a 75T single game
Important IN the league race
was the three point win which the
often defeated Hardwsremen
turned IN q, the expense %
Hatterr. Hanlfy's wen four from
paulson's. Ciothiers won three
from Pslo's and Moose Lodge won
four from Kennels
Other good scores included:
Oscar Carlson SIS. Earl Balloon
So. Henry Legacy ss4 and Sam
rokstsd sal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Pan-American
Games PROGRESS

BUENOs AIREs-Preparatlons
are going forward full tilt for
holding the Pan-Americsn games
at Buenos Aires in November,
Jose J. Leidi, manager Of the
Argentine Olympies, said today.
despite spread Of the World war
10 the Americas
The International situation
has had no effect upon the
games, and I can assure YOU
that they'll take place ~
scheduled" Leidi explained.
He added that the Argentine
Olympic committee had polled ma
tions Of the North and South
American continents after United
States entrance into the war. and
thus far none had refused 10 par
ticipate.
AMERICA READY
CHICAGO 49, The United States
will participate In the proposed
Psn-Americsn games At Buenos
Aires in November II the state
department will sanction passage.
Olympic Committee President
Avery Br1ndaFe said today.
plans executed = few weeks
before war Was declared can
b .treamlined 10 meet the
emergency" BrundAgs said.
I'VE hops IN learn the state
aepartment's attitude within a
week or 20 and that's all We
need"
Passage through waters possibly
pstrolled BY aka submarines viii
be the greatest problem. although
a team could be nosn 10 South
America. Brundsgs ssid many
airline reservations already have
been made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Thirty Schools
Send Debaiers
Meet Opens Of
c. p. s. FndoY

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