aanounceaeat,, Jut, ia, t.bat rord 1• 1i•la1 a til\••• percent,•••• iaor1a11 t.e all 1aplo1••• aot. o•••••• b7 the •aioa acr.ee■eat, ••••aoed •••r t,~e •••t•••• •••••1111, w1,~ '••• aa• · cu,al•• •~ .. tot.er■• wl\1 ,be O IO, tile aaiea •~l.,, Na,t••• to ia1i1\ \lat l1a1nl let.or• will•••• le el A p•e•11111a\ 1■1•117 lat.1 \~• lea1r.al Motor• •'•lM• 11 ,11q 11•14 ia D1t.rolt. fl• lat.ioaal La,er l1la\loa1 l•r• 11 ooadao\l . . \M i••••t.l1a\ioa, aa4 aa 1auia1a~ t.111 •1 at.a · "'•• \Ila\ t,ber• will•• ao 1oa1ideratioa ot-. ••~ilit.J to par•. Ta• aaion ba1 •••• o a\1adi . . tlaat th• qae1tio STIJIL- 2 et•• 1aorea1• •f ••••• aioali "1111 •••eel• \be t~e iaqa1rJ ia De~roi\ will ooilti•• 1\aelf \o ,~. ooa\1••• oolleo\1•• •••1•1•1ac. Tl• ••1••• ■ala\aia• \e ••10\ia\e -- a Ylela\lea et oelleo\iwe •••l&lai ... • la \le ■ea\ a\rlk•• \le la\••••• 11,11 •••••• •• 411oeriaa\ a \e la\~• elena et -- r•J•r\1 \ u \ epera\loa1 b••• ••e• re••• .. la f•ll. AIMI ■eat 1applie1 will aooa '• aerul -- tba\ 11, ia a few da,1. A lat• ialletia ••••••oe1 \be arrlTal et Jeba L. Lewi1 la lia■ i -- \o take hi• plao• •• \le oounoil et th• Ar of L, Le•i• aacl li1 ■ iaer• ••ioa haYiDg r•~•rne4 t• th• federation. , ea\ea4 ,r l•• oea\re 1. Tile · law, ••••r b■ wllie II Ila• llai\e ■•••• oaa ••' oelllq1 •• pria •• will ez,lre ez\eade4 for aao\ber rear.•• le u1 utN Ill•• le .. •r• ta Co .. •••• \o ••••••• •• le1i1la\ioa \e l••P prio• •••'••1 la f••••• TIie 1111\e ••••• •••'• till••• a Hau et olaeet1111 latla\loa -- ~• P.reatleal t f••ll . . , . . , wl\11 ••••• rl1ia1 • ri~ et ••l••• ■ii~, ••••• a a,tral et iafla\ioa -- •••* •••1•1••••' et \lie•••• 4••1 .. \lie ,wea\ie• ■■ •"•II••• tell••• -, \le!••I ... 1, lepr•••l••• UiL Ia Lendoa, tbe U IO••• toda7 pr••••t•4 with the ~r•aiaa proteat a1aia1t the So•i•ta. &a4 i■aediatel7 tbe laaaiaaa replied -- ■atia1 a poia, that would•••• to pat the Iraniaa proteat ia quite a paradoxical poaitioa. ' ' • ohiet dele1ate troa tbe aaaieat laa4 or Peraia 11tat.ecl t.b• ao• faailiar oaH 1i:' Ilia " 1o•••••••t -- obar1t•1 tbat th• 8oYiet led Ar■7 ~•• ooaai••4 la th• ••ttia1 •P of a• aatono■••• re1i ■• in tb• aortbera part of Per■ ia, AJ•r••Jl••• ~~ ···•-•!] ••·•••"tllat tbe 8 IO do aoaethiDI to ■ate \he laaaiau de1iat fro■ iatarteriq aad oalle4 tor a wit~arawal of 1•4 Ara, troo~ fro■ P•r•l• -- all aooor41ag to tb• a1r••••nt ot tb• Bia Tbr•• at th• Teberaa Contereaae, aai4 be. lo aooaer laa4 h• lod1ecl the So•i•t ¥ice Co■ ia1ar Yiahia1ti ~roa• that th t the teat••• • Sowle ••••i• ~ co ■plaiat ~ and repliecl. ,'11 I 10 -- 2 . / .(. to •11.•• tbe Iraaiaa1 \o o • .:-, ~. ••r•>:.•ta aot ••• \be I I 0 ald ,tH rdic .. ~ l • ~ {, iecl / Hre {. t. t la bet or a to I ~ . the a oed r: ~-yt. *• oaiti s,c{ be ii• Ila ••-j•• w Cv+l•■-11iabiaati •••t iat.o a lot of teohaioalitJ ia 4ea7ia1 the Ju1ti wot the proteet. Be 1aicl the I · . aiaa1 ••re all wroa1 ia oo ■plaiaia1, and declared thai th• So•i•t• ••r• willia1 \o ••aoti ta with the 1o••rn eat ot Teberaa. But the twiater ca ■P •b•• he ■ade the r · ■■arr coateatioa that today'• lraDi ~ protest to tbe U f 0 ••• null and Yoid -- beoauae it••• aade by a deleaatioa representiag a aovern■eat that no loa1er existed. In other word•, the Iranian repre1entati••• I I A - 3 didn't repre■ ent anything, beoauee the 1o••r••••t that bad aeat tbea to tbe aa1e ■bl7 of tb• VI O u4 aeanwbil• -- fall••· Tb faot■ are tbeae: Laa\ •••k th• Pri ■• liaiater at Teberaa ol'Clered tb• Iraniaa delegatioa iD Londoa to pr••••t th• oo ■plaiat. Tb••• 1 Yeral 4a71 aco, tbe •••• oaae that the Prtae lini1ter e d bi• oa,iaet ba4 re•i1••4 -- a••• Prla• lialater takia1 o•er. Y•u would ezpeot that tb• ••• reai•• ia T•h•r•• would ha•• 1••• tor•••• aa4 tat•• a ataad oath• proteat to•• •••a ••l ltt•• ~ • Lond -- ~•t aotblag of th•• aort •••••••••••to~••• tatea place T~• word fro■ tb• a••••bly ot tb• U I 0 ia tbat th lraaiaa dele1attoa aote4 todaJ witbeut iaatractioa•.- ho■ th•••• Pri■• aiaiat • -- J••t car · 1in1 oa aloaa th• liae ot•ta• iaatractloa• f••• the pr••iou• Pri ■• liniatar. Tbat ••• the baot1rodad of the Sowiet 4eclaratioD todaJ that tbe Iranian• ia London were represeatatiyes of a goYera■eat that DO longer ezi•t•~ sa•s-: ■■4 t11a~ therefor ~ the char1e1 tbe7 aade were ao I ■a - 4 loaa•r ••lid. lbat it a1.:::; ~ o l e a r . •- + ~ MIi. kaow/\t.bat. th• •b le tbia1 1o•ad1 peoallar. St.ill aaot.her aat,ter or diapat.e ••• t.atea •P b7 the O IO toda7 -- aad ooaproai■ ed. Tbia ••• •• applicatioa tor •••b•rabip, •• applioatio •4• by llbaaia, wltob oouat17 waat.1 to Joia tb• VI O. Albaaia, aei1ed iJ raaoi1t. ltal1 aad llberat.e4., \Ila oouaaiat re11 ■•· T~e ••plioat.ioa et tbe lit.t.l• laltaa oouatr, tor •••b•r•~lp la tb• U IO••• aponaored •1 Jaaor\aYiia, wbioh oountr., i ■ r•• ,, Qouuni ■ t lar11lal Tit@. Tbe 1•••~•••ri~ et Polaaa, which •• 1poa1orecl bJ the Sovi · et.1, ••oted t.k• applicatioa-- aa4 •• did t.b• loaoow deie1at.ioa itself. laerio••• were oppo1ed t.o patt.ia1 t.h• Albania• applioatioa oa the aohedale o bu1ine11 to be ioa,idered. Tb iritiah aaid tbat the7 dida't •••t to diacu•• pro~~••• ot new ■e•••r• r11bt aow. Tbe coapro ■ i" ••• to acoept the•• Albania• application IPU I t ■ I to Tbe late1t t h r i l l / / ot both Bu✓in1ba■ aad t.he ~ e d •at.iona, t l.~ ✓. : Tie ••••ably ot t.be O IO ia ■eet.in1 ia Central Ball, and tbat. baildin&; a• baa p~4Yiou1l1 been noted, 1• aear the place where a ba1• la11 io■• lanaed ad tailed t.o 10 oft b•r7iq itaelt ia the al10 1roua4. That apot ia/not f•r ~roa the lo7al Palaoe. Tbi• b . .. peaed in Jia1t;•~n rort7, ia tli• 1r•at li t,1 Tbe la · ~o■b•r• , •••d to be ai ■ i ~ 1 at th~ 1reat 1o•er ■eat ouil41•1• ia t ! 9 oeater of Lon c oa, aad narrowl7 ■■ ■ 1•••4 Central R all and the Palaoe. ,~. lzla U Io ha beea •••tia1 ~ 1 r1n1 Geor1• the Siztb baa been liYiag within oal7 a tew hundr d 7ar • of buri d b ~ ■b -- whiob it it wera to explode, would be like a Yoloanio •r~upt ·~ ~. That peril ca■• a · cli ■ ax oday when a de ■olition crew, haYiDI du r its way down to the bo■b undertook the delicate taat " i' defu iag it and ■atia1 ' , -:-:-:---~~ ~ =- -------......................... .. 1011 - 2 it baral•••· Tae1 touad tbat dirt an4 iron rat lla4 aoou■ulat,ed •• tbe fas• -- · a bard oraat. t,bat. ba4 t.o be cleared •••7• lt lut report•• ae■olitioa~ezperJr ~ t . a t i a ~ - h lllh baa4a, . . . . . ortia1 at. t.ll• ·~~ cllrt; triokJ ta•t -- N••r1•1 •••r U.e ller4 •••• wtA•••• . . la1laeeri I ottloer1 ••p•r•i• i ac t~• J•• ezplaiaecl to the laited tr••• oorre1poacleat tba\ · ~ if t, ll• \oalt N•• ta ezplocl-' - - aot. oalJ •••W tile A cleaolttioa or••,.•~••• to ,1ta, ,at al10 th• Uaited latioa1 a . a t • T~roae et Great. Brit.ala woal4 • rooted to their toua4atio••• , &111411 TIie Ar■y 1• 1oia1 t.o ruD t.b• •• rioaa t.11• re, t, . , t,~e oooapat.ioa ot ■ o•t.laera Qer■aa7 torA■lat■••*~• . pr••••t. rear -- at. leaet,. Th• lar Depart ■eat, u4 hoped t.o t.11ra •••r \~• ••rel• aoa• aDd perpleai., t,aat t.o \be State Departaeat. ~, Jaly tirat, 11•1•1 •Pt.~• a4■ iai1t.r."l•• · ,art, aad oarrr •• wit.la ••r• ■ llit.ar, aa4 polio• a•t.1••· lat. t.h• St.ate Depar.t,aeat. u1 a•k•t the lra, \e ~•li ••tor• while loqer. T~ere ••1f a t.eohaioal t.raaater et aut.horit7 OD paper -- -•\ t.be ar■1 will 4o t.le ad■ iaiat.rat.i•~ wort et t, • OOCl pa\ioa ••t. •••••bile, t,b~ so•• et & ■ erioaa oooapat.ioa beld aaoaa the qer•••• ••r• fer looal •1cer1, t.b' t••• buadred t.o•••~ip• Yot.ia1 tor •••lcipal ,~ ~ Cariat.1 ~ . . . . De ■oorata WOD r ~ oYerwhelAiq Yict.orJ. la t.i ■•• before Bit, er tae ,aaber oae polit.ioal ,atl■t•IAtaot.ien ia Ger■aDf ••• tb• Sooialiat. Deaooratic party, aoderlaociali1t1. But aow, the ,. Christian j.e■oorat.1 ia laYaria bate•• won a ■ajorit.7 iFMAIX - 2 of aiae \o \we, •••r \le looial te■oora\1 aa4 \~• - uu•ai■t.a &1;t" aowllere. ~ Tli1 oorre1poad1 ~ o tileo\ioa re1alt1 i• ele■ea\ ~ e, \~• let\ •r• ieaiea a4lr ia \~o•• -...Jl~ 01aatri1•1 ■ 1•,,,1a Cat~ollo •••••la. Hl!I, U1101 i t the ¥earl Bar~or inqairy today a n•••l officer tolJ bow, with anoaaa7 aoouraoy, be had predicted the Jap ••rpriae attaot. Be••• Captaia I. I. Zaohariaa, apecialiat ia iatelli1••0• tor the laYJ. le atate4 that aiae aoath1 before the iapa lauaohed the ••••alt, he ■ade hi1 proph101 to Adairal (1aael, wbo wa1 laYy oo■■ aader at Pearl Bar~or •hea the Japa did attack. So •~•t •a• the prowaoatloatioa7 Captaia Zacharia• toda, 4eolare4 that be aa• A4airal r • ••l at Pearl Bar~or aa4 th• jdairal a1ted tb• iatelli11 • ottiaer wha be thoq~t ot the pr apeota of trouble with Japan. To wbioh Zaoharia1 replied: that, if war oa■ e lapaa would trJ 1 ••rpri1• air ••••ult on the fleet at iearl Mar,or aad ·that thi1 would oooar oa a weekend -- probably a Sanday ■ornia1. And that'• exactly the wa7 it happened, on that dateful day. Captain Zacharia• adds that he told Adairal Mz ~; ■■ el that the object of the Jape would bet~ PAl,t,, .. IAIIQI - 2 knock out tour Aaerioaa battle1bip1. Be ezplalae4 that be oa ■e to thi1 coaola1ion beoaua• he ti1ured that, to oarr7 out a quiot ••••P of 00Dqae1t to the 1oat, the Japa woull •••• to 1~daoe A■erican ••• po•er •1 •-out tour bat~l•1bip1, -- to pr••••t our fleet tro■ interteriaa •ffeotiYely. lell, •• i t happeae4, the Jap1 1uoceeded ia taootin1 out ■ore thaa toar ~attle1bip• -- aad our fleet wa1 unable to interfer ••*• uatil ~h• oonqueria1 ••~-Pot the eDe■1 ba4 r ached dowa all tbe ••1 to the l■lt Solo ■oa Ialaa4•~ .e~..t- 1:a a.~,~-t. ~. 14■ iral li ■■ •l baa atate4 the\ be doe• ao re■eaber th• Zaobaria1 pro1ao1ticatioa, to whia~ - ~ W - . . ~ £ . h • ~ ~ ~ - Zaokaria• ■ate ■ the oo■■eat ~- \-bat the Ad■ iral ••• ~ exoeedia1i1 baa7 at the ti ■e ud ■ igbt well latl■ fail tc r e■bar. B• 1a11 howe,•r that the Ad ■ iral'• ,•a• cbiet-ot-1tatf, who~••x•' pre11at does r••••ber - and that officer 11 expected to appear before th• p arl Barbor inquiry aad 1ive oorrob ' ratioa of the propheo7. There has be6 talk that Captain Zaohariae, WIJ&_JjlBPI - 3 ,._ · 1 . ttle ■ore t.haa a 7ear ltefore Pearl Barltor 'ba""f;;=.--tl.,q_ 09'•<4~ ~ ~ ,=-~§,er'-~ t.t:s fl•"' on wbat ha1 been de1crilted aa: •& wi~ . 1 100•• ch••••· T da7 • di clo1ed wbat, lla41appeae4. Ia Oot.o~•r of lin•t.•• rort.1, 11 ••• doia1 iatelliaeace wort ia Sout.hera Calltorata, aad 1ot a tip troa •• iatoraer ia lexiao. Tbi1 lexioaa p••••4 aloag a tip that the -' •P• wen Jaani•I • ••rp · •• ,1ow ott the o•\ ot loathera ldll Calitor•la. T~i• waa \o be 4oae wit pl•••• fl7ia1 fro■•••• 1eoret plao• ia lezioo or fro■ 1bip ■ t~at ba4 ••••ted •P 1eoretl1 ia t~• ~aoifio. T~• Jape toroe ••• \o con11at of t••l•• pl••••• oarr11aa bo ■b■, ••I fo•r of t.h-/t,••l•e were t.o be aaioide pl•••• -- taaita1ia of the 1ort that later ••r• to ■ate beadlin••· The Jap tjecti••• aooordiDI to the intor■ er la ■•xioo, ••• to tnoct out foar battle1bipa. A1ain tbat •••• the ■ e, tour battle1hip1. Thia tip froa Mexico aay haTe 1eeaed slightly on the aelo-dra~ ~ ~ic aide. But it•&■ al10 aa ■e in auob detail and it tied in with oDe tact. At that I PIAIL 111101 - 4 tiae, 1i■iral liohardaoa, wbo ••• the Aaerioan ••••l oo ■■ ander at Pearl Barbor, bad juat arriYed la Saa Pedro, California with three battleahip1 and 1 ~•aYJ orai1er -- •••pioioualy lite the reported jap obJeoti•• of tour battl••hipa. oda7 Captain Zaobaria1 told bow be •••t to Adairal Licbard1on and iDtoraed bl■ of th• aeoret wor4 tha t had oo ■e tbrou1~ fro ■ lezieo. jad ~• told th• ldairal that a1 ia\ellla••o• officer ia 8outhera California, he aould not 1aaraatee that the J 1 ■ t1~, aot be a,1e to laaaoh pl•••• fr•■ 10■ 1 aeoret plaoe • ia lexioo, or lro ■ ahip1 that •-~t ha•• aneate4 la. d■ iral i ~ ciardaoa, with hie three ~attle1bip1 aal beayy oruiaer, i■■adiately t■i*zl■ left Saa Pedro and proceeded to Saa rraDoiaoo - whiok •• •••1 to the aorth aad preaa■abl7 aater. , ~~-- ----- ---~~----~-------------- PlllL 111101 - 4 tiae, l4■iral Biohar4aoa, wbo ••• the Aaerioaa ••••l oo ■aaader at Pearl lar~or, had jaat arr1••4 1• Saa Pedro, California with tbr•• battleahipa aad 1 ~•a•1 oraia r -- •••pioiou1l7 like tbe r ported ~•P obJeoti•• ot to~~ battleabip1. oda7 Captain Zaobariaa told bow h• •••' to Ad■ iral iicbar41on aad iafor■ ed bi■ of tb• • oret •••• tha had oo ■e throu1• fro ■ lezico. Aa4 • told tbe Ad ■ iral that •• iatelli1eaoe oftioer ia Souther• California, k• could aot 1aaraat•• that th• J ·• ■ 11~\ aot be aile to laaaoh pl•••• fr•■•••• ••ore\ plaoe i lexioo, or fro■ ■ hip ■ tha\ •-~t ba•• aneate4 ia. ld ■ iral 1 : obard1oa, with hie ibr•• ~attleahip1 allll b••YJ orai1er, i1111ediatel7. t■lixl■ left Saa Pedro and prooe•4•4 to Baa fruoiaoo - •hick•• •••1 to the aortb aad preaa■a•11 aater. u - - - / b To e o, Ohi , •h er ' d e Ible sixt y-on e hun r e . That is, I've be n with the Sun il / ', Company f&~~e~ years•-- and the sixty one hundr ed I\ I repre se nts the numb e r of years gathered around a table at Toledo. In that city there's a celebration held by Sun Oil men who have been with the Toledo Refinery for aore than ten years -- members of the Sun Service Emblem Club. !buru au three hundred of them, with an I -,p average of over twenty years. -tat·The toastmaster, Arthur._ Pew J;), lice President of,.._ Sun Oi~ Ge ■p!Nln is calling for extra cheers in honor of the veterans in the fifty year bracket. The dean of thea all, the oldest employee of the coapltny in point of years, J. Edgar Pew, Yice President in charge of Production, ~ has been with Sun Oi1 for ~~ fifty four years. r in the fifty year bracket are Albert Dailey and ~ ~ ..s~ Clarence lanbough. Veterans who hav&~ae ~•h :tu h o r e than fifty years. ~~to■i&A• J ~ ~:!rh~e~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 \ r f - . ~ ~ ~ - ~ I ACCIDEIT A terrifying accident happened to lillia■ Molesworth of Detroit. He was driving along in his autoaobile when the oar akil: skidded on an icy pave ■ ent and hit a power pole supporting high tension wires. The shock of the impact dislodged a heavy transfor ■ er from the top of the pole, and the transfor ■er, with wires, electricity, and all, tell on top of the car. And forty-eight hundred Yolts of electricity ran through the auto. The car waa alive with•*• strea ■ s of lightning -- enough electricity to be instant death. Yet, Willia■ lolesworth ca ■e out of it alive. Be waa injured a bit by the crash -- but 4ot at all by the electricitJ that ■ade his car a thing of fantastic~■zt■ peril. Police ■ en who were on the job, ahouted to hi ■ and told hi ■ -- touch no ■ etal. As long aa be was• the upholatered ~eat, and ■ ade no itaa■ s contact with ■etal, through which electricity was pouring -- be was saf · e. !le aai aat there, i ■prisoned by electricity for three hours -- until the current ' w as ••• sbu o . , an be •• x r w r . h&:t . had w ha e e o tr i o a e s a pe .