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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
FLORIDA WPA
QUOTA RAISED
NATIONAL DEFENSE PROF.
ECTS WILL ABSORB rs PER-
CENT OF INCREASE
CspeeIaI 70 The Cftfzenl

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept
25.-Authority to increase WPA
employment in Florida to 81. 900
persons during October, obtained
by State Administrator Roy
Schroeder during several days Of
conferences with national works
officials at Washington. will aid
in speeding up the operation Of
national defense projects, It was
announced at state headquarters
here.
Approximately IS percent of
the $500 increase in Florida
WPA employment viii be devot-
ed to the construction of airports,
air bases, armories, important
roadways, and similar activities,
state officials explained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Nazis And Britons
See Capital Cities
Suffer Destruction
.lMM%
GUARD MEMBERS
MAY BE DEPUTIES

Sheriff K. o. Thompson
and sheriff nominate Berlin
A. Sawyer announced Yester-
day that they favored a move
suggested by officials of the
Key West Guard TO swear in
bonified members of that or
ganization as deputy sheriffs
should any emergency arise
in Monroe county.
While nothing is certain
about the move. officials
pointed out that approval of
the plan by Thompson and
Sawyer gained added distinc-
ton and recognition for the
Guard movement here.
Fourteen new members
were sworn in last night al
the drill meeting of the
Guard. They were: Samuel L.
Russell. Jacob Dietsch. Ber-
tram Milard. James r. Spen-
Ger. David Charlow. Arthur
C.. Arnold. Charles E. Cassel.
John F. Blackwell. Jr.. Ken
meth Archer. Milton Pent.
Orlando CarabaIlo. Antonio
Roche. Jr- Charles Curry and
Abelardo Lopez. Band now
numbers IS.
Col. L. L. Pendleton, COM
mander of US. Army Bar
racks. was present at last
nights meeting and spoke
briefly TO the Guards. He
promised all possible aid from
his department for the Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Watered WatermeIOns
my Associated PressD

OSWEGO. Kas. Sept. Is
Those melons growing on top of
the water weren't an experiment
Mark Schlatter planted 'em last
spring when the lake was dry.
Then came August rains Schlat-
ter managed to harvest about
IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Heavy Raids Create Ex-
tensive Wreckage In
Both Centers; French
Raid Gibraltar
By Associated Press)

CBy Associated Press)
LONDON. Sept. 25.-War ac-
lion is increasing today on prac-
ticallY all fronts in Europe and
Africa. Especially is that fact
noted in air action over capital
cities of Germany and England,
as both nations send forth retalia-
tion squadron of planes with
super-bombs of destruction.
Both Berlin and London suf-
fered Wholesale destruction last
night from the air and while
action decreased somewhat dur
ing daylight hours today, there
was evidence to indicate that the
raids would be carried on until
one OF both of the cities were in
danger of complete humiliation.
Central London presented a
confused picture of wreckage
this morning following last nights
raids when several hundred Nazi
planes flew overhead, darting to
and fro to escape anti-aircraft
batteries. In between their pre-
cautiOnary dashes. they dropped
super-bOmbs in the main thor
Oughfares of congested business
and residential districts.
A like picture was enacted in
Berlin as Raj. planes countered
with telling blows against almost
every classification of detectives
military and industrial. In the
Nazi capital, crippling blows
were dealt to the municipalities
power system, and innumerable
armament factories and air
dromeS were devastated, accord
ing to eyewitness reports
brought back by raiding airmen.
British followed up their at
tacks on Berlin last night with
well-directed blows aimed at
Nazi concentrations of supplies
and soldiers at channel ports.
Hundreds of aircraft. apparently
proving that Britain is fast over
coming the numerical disadvant-
age previously claimed by the
Germans. flew over widely sep
arated areas from BreSt to Dun
kerque. concentrating attacks on
docks and all shipping in the
vicinity. Complete reports of de-
struction inflicted were not avail
able at press time today.
Confirmation of French attacks
on Gibraltar was released by the
British this morning with reports
stating that several French
planes centered a two-hour raid
against the stronghold yesterday
afternoon. Many, heavy bombs
were dropped. but the British
stated aim was poor and only a
few residences were hit and
practically no damage was in
flicted on dockage or ornaments.
Defending planes from naval
ships stationed at Gibraltar en-
gagged several of the French
planes.
NaZi high command today in
dictated that the French may be
allowed to bring their govern
ment back to Paris from Vichy
headquarters as an aftermath OF
the stout defense being put up
for possession of French colonial
lands in Africa.
British were reported to be
still held at bay at Dakar by an
inferior number of defending
French vessels. Outnumbered al
most three TO one. the French
had successfully warded off land
ing attempts by British naval
units and transports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
PUSHING LOCAL
DRIVE FOR FUNDS

Mrs. Grace Philips. se-e-
tarY Of the Key We<t He'd
Cross chapter stated 1oczY
that officials here are do1nz
everything possible 20 rzISs
Key Wesfis $500 quota FIR
war relief purposes
Citizens interested nay
contribute 70 the fund ~
calling at Red Cross he86-
quarters
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
A SWEET MESS

ATLANTA. Gait was a
sweet mess when a truckload of
honey was scattered all over the
street after an automobile col
llded with the honey-laden
truck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Red Cross Gables 100000
To Aid London Raid Victims

WASHINGTON. D. c. Sept
$50 aid IN relieving the Us
tress Of air raid victims N Lon
don and other British cite, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Hopkins Will Be Heard

Item for future reference:
Harry Hopkins, recently resigned
as secretary of commerce, and for
many years one of the Presi-
dents most trusted friends and
advisers, has left Washington
and taken up residence in Essex
House. looking from the south
across New York City's great
Central Park.
The one-time social service
worker who rose so high in gov
eminent councils and resigned
his cabinet post because of i'll
health is. according to close
friends. no richer than when he
came to Washington and in or
der to maintain himself will. in
spite of illness, devote his time to
writing and lecturing.
Friends say that almost imme-
diately you can look for maya
zine articles from Hopkins on
matters social and political and
that books on government affairs
probably viii follow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
An Act BY PAGES

Item on hero-worship: The
senate pages are, for the most
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

American Red Cross cabled 10o.-
900 pounds CszOO. 000) % is en-
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For so Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1940-12-01
SALESMEN.
(Continued.)
EVERY BUSINESS MUST BUY

Printing. adv. specialties, book matches
TAGS pricing sets, etc. Take orders for tht
pioneer line 900 necessity items at 500
comm bonus. Exp. unnec. Outfit free
WHLENS, 2130-AF, Gladys, Chicago.
MAN young, 1926 years old. for moving
and storage. Experience not necessary:
Must have car Apply Monday, 4:30-6
pm. Smiths STORAGE Co. 1913 You st. NV.
- SALESMAN. SPECIALITY,
Experienced. for sale of speciality selling to
markets, restaurants. institutions, etc, Ex-
perience meat industry desirable but not
necessary. Exceptional earnings on straight
commission basis. Protected territory.
Vaughan Co., 730 No. Franklin, Chicago,
Evening star., 1940-12-01
POSITIONS OPEN.

srENooRApHERs Cd. ABLE TAKE IKE
gle; gentle; age 25-35; must be Of
pareHapse Ri5np sSS
type: gentle; 5 yrs. exp; excellent shtd.;
sTENo. SFJ;, Local H. s. GRAD;
single; gentilei little exp; live In D. c.
"'sN srENo. gSteHtTis T.); SOME EXP; TO assist
IN STEMS. Hnsase. T); MeoRTdAGE LOAN; r.
II. A. or bank exp; local; perm; $50
s.sT .ssTTESNo: No :sEcY. ;, o.; LOCAL ExR; age:
Tishs person; slao %S. 70 posrr,oNs
open); S135 mo. to start; must also be
srEHo. eFp; 'JR. LEGAL sEcY.; col
lese, trained; 2 positionsi sso-sso mo. to
YOUNG MEN, AGE 1920; FOR CLERK
messenger POSITIONS openings now See
Miss Dodge.
urgently needed at once. See Miss Dodge;
GOOD TYPISTS (MALE) URGENTLY
needed for current openings.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
1888 St. NV Est. % Yrs.
Evening star., 1940-12-01

HIGH SCHOOL prepares for college or
business; standard text furnished; study at
home. Write for American School bulletin
Box 345-T Star
Evening star., 1940-12-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While .
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT AND JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
ginia corporation in charge Of accounting
ana credits. Will be available in two weeks.
Box 372-A, Star. 2.
ACCOUNTANT; exp,: books started, kept
local refs: S12.50 mo RA. 2544
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMEN t2|, ex-
perienced. desire evening work in any
branch of building industry. Box 435-A,
ART DIRECTOR. layout man, 20 years
general and direct mail experience with
advt. agencies, desires new connection.
Consider rart time. Go anywhere. Box
ATTORNEY, college graduate, married, de-
sires permanent position with law or COM
mercial firm; s years experience, 5 with
Tssge W N % dnd e a
ters and property management. Box 327-
ATTORNEY, 80, capable, desires position
In private business. Full or part time.
AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNTANT. excellent
background with General Motors dealer
ship as accountant, credit manager, and
fss'i9 pse i5 3 Box sfasTa s4A 9ssnaser ssa4 available
BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced,
seeks permanent position. Box 4I4-A, Star.
BooKKEEPER, over draft age, experienced,
w JhhC lull ClldIsC, OlltCC SuptIflSlOLf al
reports. Box ALA. Star. 3'
BOY, colored. wants job as porter, dish
washer. messenger, Jumper, houseman.
BOY, colored. wishes work of any kind:
good reference: truck driver, D. c. per-
init. Sterling S016.
BOY. colored. wishes work. ianitor and
houseman and busboy; ref. Call Dupont
1920 Sun. after 3 pm.
BOY. colored, wishes work as bus boy, dish
washer. Call Ii. 1923.
CARPENTER AND PAINTER. colored ex-
perienced. desires work by day or Job.
Atlantic 6S63-J.
CHAUFFEUR. colored,. 12 years travel
ling exp; honest, sober, neat, reliable;
excellent refs; will travel. FIR. 4743. 2.
CHEF MANAGER, take complete charge OF
small restaurant: good cook. also pastry
man. Box 353-A Star.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. m p. operator.
electrician; former theater and ESQ man.
ager: consider anything: go anywhere; late
car. Box 241-A. Star.
CONSTRUCTION superintendent or gem
eral carpenter foreman. Is yrs exp, in
public work; both Light and heavy. BOX
27-H, Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT, one who has
class; hours. to 1918. BOX 1o4-B, Star
LADIES see Nylon hosiery. Apply Real
Sin Hosiery Mills. 14a7 Eye st. n.w.' Room
LADY. young. not over 25 as telephone
| interviewer. with credit experience and
knowledge Of typing essential Call in per-
| son. 2 to pm, Sunday 1905 X st, NV.
LADY. most unusual opport for lady. age
hours %: , half day DAY Sat-: Sat, For personsl
tional 9675 Monday bet. $3.50 and 11:3o
am.
MOTHERS HELPER, white, live in coun-
Try. permanent, references. Temple 1881.
Box 335 Alexandria, Va.
NUSss s5S seb dGr ehd H. 90 e,s2ps to so Tnes
excellent salary. wo. 642o. 9:so.
p, B. x. DISPATCHER; knowledge of city
essential. Box &7-B, Star.
SALESGIRl, experienced, for dress shop;
FsSon 13 ar press s6op 6e 1sSoA sS6Et Sc nW
SALESLADIES, millinery; exceptional OPP
portunity for those thoroughly experienced.
AnpIy isGI II Mr.. " Williams Hollywood Shops.
SALESLADY experienced for high-class
ready-to-wear; experienced only. 1924
Conn. ave.
sALEsLADY--LsdieS' wearing apparel
one with lnstailment store exp. pref. Perm.
Buffers Federal. 621 9TH st. NV.
sALESwoMAN. 90 to 80, neat appearance.
good personality; Conn. ave. shop. Wood
ley 3159.
SECRETARY. experienced, capable. efficient
and speedy. Francis W. Hill, jr., Wood
ward Bldg. RE. 5236.
SHIRT FOLDERS and wearing apparel
press operators wanted; experienced only.
Call in person. 1909 18th st. NV.
SHOE SALESwOMEN, must be thor
Sgssy p AsnY 9eFsonnf ocs s6s
SHORT ORDER COOK. to assist in kitchen.
Hours pm. to pm. Apply 593S
Georgia ave.
STENOGRAPHER can earn table board in
accuracy necessary. Box 291-A. Star.
STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE clerk
Good opening for capable young woman.
Interview by appointment. Phone North
04S6 between Q and 5.
eee as wht Fsse, mnt ont have
4So-A, Star. 'Oe ''' qua
TEL EpHoNE SOLICITORS for portrait
studio. thorouahly experienced, permanent
position. salary. Box 100-B. Star.
WAITRESS for dining car Apply 5th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. Mayfower Diner
WOMAN, manage house and care of child
9 For employed sdults: Sundays free
Good home for efficient heslthy person
uAoer ~ Years o. aEe IA boZ3.
WOMAN, single, 30 to 35 good appear
ance, pleasant personality. Once assistant,
S to 5. Aoply sos D st ne.
WOMAN. experienced, for cooking. ghw,
essist care of baby. Live in. References.
AT. $3.50. Ext. 100
WOMAN. colored, as maid in florist shop;
Permanent position, good salary. Write
Box Sab, Star.
WOMAN, experienced for mending and
repairing Electric Sanitary Laundry, 1910
H st. ne.
YOUNG WOMEN. 1886. as shoppers for
retail shopping service. Permanent. No
experience necessary Salary. Advance
ment. Must be free to travel. State former
employment. Box 423-A, Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
PERSONAL.
(Continued.)


SARAH L. GRIGSBY, FORMERLY RIGGS
Turkish bath ladies' Is now located 1904
goth st. NV. Cab. bath, massage. arthri-
tis nerves. reducing a specially; fabby
81 skIn 7a35 s2d muscles double chin corrected
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES D1SCRIMI-
mating couple to share beaut. furn. new
Ch. Ch. home. WI. 1433 Sun. or after Z
pm.
BEAUTIFUL PARLoRs FOR MEETINGS
PATTERSON, Grafton Hotel, District 1920.
TYPING. ADDRESSING.
Copying. Mimeograph letter and kind OF
typins sVsl WI Let 6ssa y do your work e9oo Conn.,
LOVELY FRONT ROOM, PRIVATE OR
ice if desired. 2293 Wis. ave Emerson
9311.
tions: hens while you wait. SOC up; coats
refined; lowest prices. Dupont 00s2.
ROOMS NEATLY PAPERED. VERY REAS-
enable. Atlantic 5s74.
GIRL WILL CLEAN BACHELOR APT.
MYss sne DC %rcRY Repdins at home MI s41@'
SPECIALIZING IN ALTERATIONS, DRESS
es coats, also corsets, childrsn's dresses
made to order. co. 6146, 3467 14th n W.
CABINET AND CARPENTER WORK M
reasonable. reiiS ls'' Columbia os35.
NURSE WILL CARE ELDERLY PERSON,
south front room. end floor; tray service
$50 monthly: Adams 565s.
PIANO PLAYER, GOOD. READS, WOULD
| like to play in small bands. Call DI. 6064.s
terations; prices reas. Adams 1922.
BOYS, GIRLS; H.-W H: ROOMS s25
s grades; 10th yr. North 6244.
Observation-Disclosures TIME.
| chimes non-elec IS IN: Guaranteed: %
yrs exp. CO 22Os-R.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A MODERN
nursing home for convalescents, elderly
ne Woo9ev 9T nysds gsaE offering every service
A wELL-KNowN VOLUNTEER CHOIR IN
Washington has space for two bass and
two tenor voices interested in chorus
Work Appsants should write aiVns ea
perience, and a personal interview VIII pc
ssa soz ss sh2r sA ssr
pREsslMAKER FuRRIER TAILoREss,
ship. D. Reas. By appointment, North 5is0.
REFUGEE FROM GOVT JOB, FED UP ON
drawing check from Uncle Sam for work
young persona6ie. versatile assistant.
ahos wfef fasse emo s Geo
Or psrt-time work considered. BOX 265-A.
FINE FARM BOARDING HOME FOR
children. all conveniences nr: school and
| churches. MRS. R. E. VIERLING, Silver
Spring, Md. Ashton 3646.
.'TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS, VA. THE
Little School That Is Dinerent. 2S mi.
| from D. c. Nursery through 9TH grade.
Music. Open yr round. Phone Manas-
NURSE EXPERIENCED BOARD INFANT
| or small child; healthful surroundings;
large yard; doctors ref. SH. 1462-J. Il
FRANK OSTEEN-VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Song Interpretation. radio and concert
repertoire. Free additions. DE. 0570.N Il
HENS. WHILE YOU WAIT. Soc UP.
| Coats. 81 90 and S1.50. Needlecraft. 1918
| F ST. Rm. 2OS.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
| time or money back Write for booklet. No
| drugs or surgery DIR, SOMMERWERCK.
| 1858 Columbia rd. Adams 036S.
| IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
| or need EXTRA MONEY for CHRISTMAS
| Just give me a. telephone cal. You can get
| 500 and need repay only 81 SO per week
| which includes interest, the only charge
JACK SESSIONS, &ic6issn ebio.
PROVISIONAL DREssMAKER - AL
terations, draperies, coats. suits; 4-hr;
service. Hens. SOC; coats refined. $3. CAll
any time. GA @ st. -. FFe. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PIANO LESSONS SPECIALIZING IN new
method for adult beginners; quick, tuneful;
advanced taught also. DI. 1885
ITALIAN. FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
LATIN Experienced college teachers. Best
of references, Republic 1859
Evening star., 1940-12-01
SALES OPPORTUNITY
YOUR OWN BUSINESS

mo Investment Necessary
Ambitious man will be given control Of
fngs all year. Nationally known advertis-
ing line which has been the choice OF
American business firms for over so years.
All business firms are customers or pros
pects This is a real opportunity for the
man selected. We train you. Write
Evening star., 1940-12-01

KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT, one who has
own car and can play piano for music
class: hours. to 1918. Box 1o4-B, Star
LADIES. see Nylon hosiery. Apply Real
Silk Hosiery Mills. 1427 Eye st. NV, Room
2l6
Evening star., 1940-12-01

WOMAN. colored, as maid in florist shop;
also pack flowers: neat educated and quiet
| Permanent position, good salary Write
BOY S4-B Star
Evening star., 1940-12-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

WE NEED applicants for all types Of
work; only experienced need apply. 227
Bond Bldg.
TEACHERS-Current openings for math-
ematics English: atypical; certificates re-
Quired 204 Colorado Bldg. RE. 1712.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
PAPERING-PAINTING-

l. &A4 Il4lN
Floor Finishing My Aim-To Please
Work Guaranteed. H. Graham, JA 1851. .
PAPERING painting, plsstering, fioor-iI-
lshing work; guar: Iock-bo. tom price: 80
yrs. in bus; father and son. RA. s773. 8.
PAPERNG, painting, plasteIins, at spe-
anteed Call Taylor 1889.
PAPERrNG. painting; decorate at winter
PP[tces; Pdga 90 our own Eork; father and son.
PAPERING, painting and repair work IS
per room and up; work guaranteed; white
mechanlc. References. RIA. 1852. 81
PAPER HANGING.
SO 80 room; room sWaTphs5le, supnfs.t papers; work
PAPER HANGING. this week only, $3.50
work guaranteed. Michigan 53l5.
S2-PIANO TUNING-S2.
steinwsy. Chickering. Knabe: orgens.
Est. free; work guaranteed; A-44o WIN.
W0oley 1916 pth ST. NV. Randolph 1856.
PLUMBING AND HEATING jobbing and
remodeling. Dealer in gas and oil equip-
ment K & W 1882 9th st. NV RE aS27.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbins and
Harry E. Williams. North 624s '--e'
Radio Trouble? Free mo est; 4;Is9T work 1s.r sg.!
MID-cITY Radio Shop. e-e m. MA s24i.
UPHOLSTERING done. lst-class work,
very reasonable; call for estimates At.
lantic 1880.
UPHOLSTERING. refinishinE. repairing.
Reasonable rates. Work guaranteed Est!-
mates Dupont 6492. Brooks Upholstering.
WEATHER STRIPPING and caurkine ct
reasonable prices A. Ericsson. e3s D St.
Save 20% During November.
Carpentry, brick work. waterprooflrg
palnting. plaster1ng, plumbing, heating and
roofng; work guaranteed Ii 6eaA-W.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
|U-Boat Drive
Is Scheduled
ToBeB Boosted
Officers, Crews Will Need
Four Weeks Practice
Before Regular Duty
ALSO BUILDS WARSHIPS
Pocket Battleship Deutsch.
land Returns Home Aft
er Extensive Raiding
By O U P.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-P)-An ex-
cellently informed source said to-
night that Germany's submarine
construction program has reached
the stage of one built every day.
This source said the first group
of submarines built under this high
pressure program now is completed.
Officers and crews will need about
four weeks practice before going on
regular duty, he asserted, and there.
after submarine warfare will be in
creased "by leaps and bounds"
Building Surface Craft
Although submarines constitute
Germany's chief weapon at sea dur
ing this war, the Reich is not neg
lecting her surface craft.
1t is understood that the Won Tir.
pitt and the Bismarck, IS, 900 ton
battleships five are believed plan.
ned) are almost ready to be commits.
stoned.
Weyer's Naval Almanac mentions
still another ship of this class. the
tbattleship "H". Many believe this
ship is the n for which Adolf Hit.
Ter has reserved the name "Deutsch.
land"
The 10, 000-ton pocket battleshir
Deutschland's return home after
five months of raiding merchant
shipping was announced today
along with disclosure that Hitler
had ordered her renamed the "Luet
zow" so her old name could go te
a mightier man O. war.
In addition, a 10000 ton flagship
is reported to be under construction
to be named for Frederick the
Great.
Authorized sources said the safe
return and exploits of the erstwhile
Deutschland, sister-ship of the scut
tied Admiral Graf Spec, demonstrat
ed that Great Britain lis not com
pletely mistress of the seas.
Feats Not RecOunted
Her feats were not recounted in
detail. That she participated in the
sinking of the British armed mer
chairman Rawalpindi, in which
nearly 800 lost their lives, was MOI
denied. On the other hand, it was
not officially confirmed.
Authorities explained they did no
want the enemy admiralties tt
know what course the Deutschland
took, which ships were sunk by the
pocket battleship and which by sub
marines or other craft.
(The fifth of a new series of 10,
IOOO-ton cruisers, launched last July
1, already has been named the Luet
zow. What it's new name will be
(COntniued on Page Four: Col. 81