IN THE DETRWWgPrFfrIES NIGHT Only Detroit Newspaper Carrying International News Service and Complete Sport Dispatches NEWS 41ST YEAR, NO. 122 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30,1941 40 PAGES THREE CENTSj EDITION * Every great leader I* a great talker. Everyone ha* talked himself Into place and hit country into war. Every peaceful HITLER’S SPEECH: home has been invaded and made a forum for contentious discussion. Every quiet fireside has been disturbed, first by the clamor of vvorda, then at last hy the clatter of arms. ‘German Arms Thousand Times Mr. Churchill, Mr. Hitler, Mr. Mussolini are all great orators, masters of seductive s|ieech, but Into what confusion have they led ’ tha world ? Says Macauley: "The object of orator)/ Stronger Than Foes Have not truth but Seen alone in the Itersuu 8 ion." Into what catastrophic* have these orators persuaded us? There comes a time, however, British even with the most deluded public Auto Hits Pole, 2 Hurt: when words will no longer satisfy; 3 Defendants War Aid Vole Britain Will —when there Is need and urgent Capture need to substitute factual achieve- ment for tike of Socialite Admits pleasant mirages III; Drink Monday Terms, Imagination. Adjourn Due Derna Seek of our facile word painters By DESMOND TIGHE ALI.and grainers will eventually Int’l New# vnlr# staff (orrftpondfnl find themselves in such embarras- Graff Trial In House WITH BRITISH IMPERIAL Reich Told sing situations. FORCES AT DERNA. Jan. 30 —| International N>m Service Hire J. HUSS Mr. Mussolini lias arrived there Because of the illness of three British and Australian mechanized: By PIERRE 'm -¦ troops I defendants and one defense attor /at 'd- WASHINGTON, Jan. SO.— today roiled into Derna,' Int’l Newt Service Staff Correspondent now. capturing their major ney. Judge Earl Pugslex President Roosevelt'* lease-lend second Ital- BERLIN, He has talked loudly and prom- Circuit C. ian stronghold in eight days, Jan. 30.—The armed Today adjourned the county graft bill passed its first congressional and ised much and fulfilled little. opened the way to at Ben- strength of Germany is a “thou- Monday test when strike trial until morning. ¦ today the House for- gazi the His troops have been routed in event, however, jJm- in west almost without sand” times that which has been In the ailing eign affairs committee approved- resistance. firms and captured bv wholesale principals already displayed, Reichsfuehrer are recovered sufficiently - Fall of Derna historic Libyan to appear court tomorrow, the ft nwiwwfirimmmi the measure, thus clearing the In Africa. in m BfiSto mmd port once seized by Adolf Hitler said today. trial will be resumed then. Mean- i iiwaa— way for House consideration the United Nowhere the victory he 1 States in 1805 in the war In a lengthy speech at the lias Special Chester Monday. with while. Prosecutor Tripoli, came after a of on eighth anni- promised been achieved, the glory P. O'Hara intimated more stale's siege less Sportspalast the \ The committee took the action than a week. British artillery versary of his dictatorship, he he pictured been gained. witnesses might be endorsed over If blasted the fortifications, the on a reported 17-8 vote. town's So the balcony of the I’alauo week-end. and Sir j again renounced aims of world "AAr were working late last then Gen. Archibald Venezia Is empty. Wavell s motorized and foot troops conquest and insisted that Ger- night," he toid Judge Pugsley many fighting merely to B> WILLIAM S. NEAL . jstormed Derna in a swift frontal ! was Mr. Mussolini is too humiliated after the jury had been excused. throw “British Int'l >r»* Smlrr Staff C orrespondent attack. off the yoke of to fare his public. tiK> embar- "There might be other witnesses Fresh advances were announced domination.” rassed to confront Ills promises. endorsed In this rase. I will WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—For- at the same time in Eritrea, Abys- Predicting British capitulation, today they The expanded cheat has liecn know later If will be mer Ambassador to Germany sinia and Italian Somaliland. iHitler said: witnesses in this ease or an- “If the war lasts long enough, deflated and ii|m>ii it the prog- James W. Gerard, testifying be- STRIKE ther." s. TOWARDS WEST the time will come vt hen Eng- nathous Jaw falls loose and lax The ill defendants are Harry Jr, fore the Senate foreign relations jlB\¦ jjl “Capture of Derna was com- land la going to send a com- with astonishment and Irresolu- Colburn, former chief investigator 2^'^bßß committee on the lease-lend bill, mittee to us. making ua the pleted morning,” of the prosecutor's office; this said a James 1 today he favored declaration detalla of plan for tion. f ' wry, said a British army bulletin, our aoclal Marano and Charles Moceri. The I L f implyinjg Ho not bite off more than you lof war on Germany, but enigmati- that Aussies launched their ini- justice. ill attorney is Erank P. Dana. The fuehrer again warned Brit- can chew, is an old .American cally added that there is no neces- tial attack last night. Cothum'* temperatur* wmo re- Already, it was believed, ain that when he is ready, he will maxim. ported at 102 today, while hotri sity for it now. wheeled army units were striking farther to- send his into England, prob- This applies to wind as well as Marano and Moceri sat through Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan ol ably this year. ¦ wards the west. Only Cirene. 25 yesterday s court session wearing - to other rnastlcatahle material. \b 31 aw New York also had urged a war miles beyond, lies between the “We are standing on the con-, their overcoats because of colds. will ua,” Men do not delight to sec the declaration during House hearings British Empire forces and Ben- tinent, and no one eject ' he said. mighty fallen, but Ihcy do to see Met RE A MOVE- FAILS last week. gazi, and it was understood that lIEM&M ¦" Jr Marshal Rodolfo Graziana “We have built certain basea, >-> with- pretense exposed and arrogance Stressing the current wave of ¦ s# Bb x A ¦ TffißS?liiliffiPpfe The former ambassador, who and when the hour cornea we. major infim rvi. S drew his bodies of troops abased. Arthur Willard defense _ was ordered out Germany be- shall deliver the decisive blow.. ittomey, appealed to Judge Pugs- JQIB of from that base last week. ~ « we * fore the War, “That have made good use - -•*- " * Derna, )< \1 » * World asserted that city 11,000, to . of known important than Mr Mus- y to request the county Board v I - - w fHi will realize this ventila- Germany will attack the United the Italians as the "Pearl of Cyr- of time our foe of Auditors to improve the mmm States if she conquers England year.” MOREsolini's personal collapse, tion of the crowded court room K I t -*MU enaica,” occupies one of the few great “Social justice cannot be com- however, is the signiticance of the money might be well and builds up a fleet. fertile spots of Libya. Also, it was "The promised. It cannot be half- to protect the defensive key to Bengazi, since: Italian defeat in Africa. s|>rnt our health and GERMAN QUOTED way, part-way, eventually Judge 'it lies at a point where the Jebel or half-hearted. The defeat not so save time." -aid nothing. in fireecc is Pugsley Geraid recalled his pre-World Akdar Mountains leave only a It is all or who himself had been “Understanding Is moot serious. to home with illness War days in Germany and quoted narrow corridor along the shore. the confined hi« thing. always It may be retrieved, especially since the trial started. Admiral Von Tirpitz, then head of Important I have RQB-.JfILM' t,2V^^3Tß^, irf *V-S - the navy, declaring PROCEEDING SMOOTHLY been ready to come to an under- If Germany is permitted to par- During yesterday's session, for- German as that Germany would sail for Describing action other standing on any question that ticipate in that conflict. mer Prosecutor Duncan C McCrea. on far- and us.” one of the .I.'s defendants, failed America “to collect from that fat. flung fronts, a communique said: stood between them Hut the defeat In Africa seem* rich, degenerate nation the ex- Agordat-Barentu in an attempt to hamstring the Ca«,ri«M by t),trstt Tl*«k. All rifhti r,Mrv,d “In the sec- CALLS BRITISH ‘FOOLS’ Irreparable. state s graft case against him by penses of the war." tor of Eritrea, concentration of WRECK AT EAST JEFFERSON AND HART WHICH 2 WERE HI RT, 1 HELD The British, he said, were “fools’* The Russian army organ, "The having all testimony relating to IN He asserted that former Kaiser our forces is proceeding or by the Wilhelm once refused to see him smoothly, despite distances and to underrate Germany's determina- Red Star," declares that it is no raids vice investigations The at Gage, 25, hospitals. Searles, police prosecutor's stricken smashup 1:30 a. m.. which to because “I represented a nation physical difficulties. tion to arm and go to war for longer question office from a of the losses the record brought about the arn*st of John Kum- said, struck a parked car before running from which came munitions for “In Italian Somaliland work her rights and added* “They have not seen anything suffered hy Italian troops in Libya, Garfield A. Nichols co-coi d ney Searle* Jr.. 28. Detroit socialite, and onto the sidewalk and into the utility pole, the enemies of Germany.” Is progressing in all sectors to of our strength.
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