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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-08
3unt 8. Uaticualef,
arbeiter,$ $dneerieit
II, 11ctp ucre

Scltcn lit ser aiinitlcrbanb Elm ic
| iortenrrGhtiges, mnSorudspolles II
suafrGftigcs Nlofot gl einem SGn
aericit acmaIt rporocn mic 81 Sem
3. 9totionol sGngcrieIt ocs slr6eiter,
SGnacrhltnbcs am 80. Mai. 81. Maj
nuo I. Sllni in Ncip Dort.
Cine ioealiiiertc SGnacracitaIt -
i'm Sintcrarimo SNolfenfraber -
iingt iein Sieb bon einem 9sotenblatt
in Haa Gcmofratie. 1sreihcit rno 81
niGfcit tertacbcno hincingcScid,nct
linh. @ltc cs cinen @cttbclucrb inter
SGnaerieltplafoten, Ser critic Hreis
mar eolc'cr gan Shcruorraacnoen
fiirItleri'chcn Mrbeit iidcr. SIllcb in
lnlcrcr Staht lperbcn oicie Elofote
bolN crihcincn ,,nS Slum 9eluf oes
9tatipnolen Nrbcitcr Smngerfeitcs
cinloecn, ociicn Hroaronm nlnmebr
IcItltcbt. GoS @c9riibunasfonsert an
80. Moi miro bonn Ntctropclitanbc.
}irf, Sem rs Tcrcinc oc3 @lmocs AT
gchorcr eingcleitet. !Sicrulf trctcn
Sic cin5clncn mlslpGrtiaen @esirfe
inter ibrcn Tiriaentcn in Nfaiicn
horcn aui: Scltlhcr Secbcsirf,
&cItlihcr Seebcsirf, Yennipluanio
@c,irf lmS 9tem Gnglnno @csirf.
Mcbr o!S so %creinc mcrecn ibren
s|nteil an nicien aeianaIihen Moiicn,
nnlIiibrlnacn bobcn. IS miro omrd,
neg in Seutlcher Sprote aeillnaen.
Die ciu5iac Nusuobn1c mcrScu eng.
llIcbe Ghorr aes Ribacluocs @leeG hlb
hiloen. SnS @lansltiid aeS 8pgrii-
GlmaSfon5ertcS miro haS bcriihmtc
Ghorluerf "Erccioia" iein nit Sr.
heltcrbcgleitllng, Sololopran llno
Ne3itation.
IoS @dnptton3crt Oc3 sSeItes, am
81. Mui. ubeuos s llhr. miro eincn
Mollenhor BON 1900 SGnaern ,nS
Sdnacrinnen ullfbieten ser bon ei,
ncm 60 9fonu Itarfcn Symphonic
Srhclter bcaleitet miro. ells SoliItin
lit sic Spcrniinacrin @rctc stiidao!n
nueit iibcr 9tem S)crf binaus mobl
bcfOnnt Gcnonncn morocn. Sie Sc
lantlcitllna ocS elbcnos untcrltcht
ocm Ghorbirigcnten @n1tap Sonncn.
Ger Mctropolitm @c5irf miro heim
@cgrii6luas s&onsert inter ocm
Ghoroiriacntcu @uiiop Sell ,ontretcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-08
Ssta>taite 1srcn,ien
rermriasten 1tnIGuc
Saat Yo.iseiayei @eorac !. Matusuit

Eic lang lit es Der, icit Sic Sbrc
9renieIrIlmh Sbr gnn5es Nuto ltadb,
lcbcn lieEcn, ob alles in gutcm ;3u-
IlanNe ill2 tSnbrgcifminbigfcit cr-
boht iih bel alItcm @ettcr mo nas
erhoht ben GroscntioB ser slutoun-
IDLE, ucrnrind)t hurch ieblerhaite
9rcmien. Sobalo ibrc 0rclnicn nidt
rid)tig illnftioniercn ino niht limo
mic lie lein iollen lmb mur langiam
Ncu @oacn sum Stillitono brinacn.
Damn lit cs cin ;}eid,en Der @cinbr
Is gibt feline Gntihuloialmg iiir
ilblcrhaitc @rcmien. Sic N1hiafeii
'inen @nacn IN hcllimnltcr Tiitani
anholtcn S.l f0nnen. lit sic lpitbtigltC
EcrpIlihhug hic Elm ,sabrcr bat. I'm.
9leihc grcmien puingcn pcn @o9cn
ilrn GrChcn inn Nptian lmo oft itiirt
gen Tie hcn @agen llnl.
IS lit Yilid)t cines ieoen Nutc
trcibcrs barnad) sn ieben, bab Iein(
@rcmIen INNER IN Sromlng iino
@ilte gremien lit cine Ser bclten rnf
billigiien 9tormcu BON llnfallpcr
|iherung.
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Gneliitcs 1tr,tcrkaas
ShluB BON Seite I.

r Goen hottc hor ser 9feoe Gbrr.
hillS crflart: Sdj bin iiher, haB sic
Iiirfei lopal su Dem Gertraa nit lms
ble6cn miro. 8roBbritannien bat iid,
ieiner ge5ieblmaen sur orabiihen
Nelt nidt 81 id)Gmen rmb insbeion,
ocre nidt hiniihtlih bes GerbGltnii-
les ST. Sraf. Sssrafs llnabbGnaiatcit lei
ourh Die @riten iidergeiteat noroen
uno luir Darcn es. bie iie unterltiibt
mo in ieoer @eiie rnier @ort gebal,
ten hnbcu.
slui cine 9lnfragc, ipie bie oc,,t.
lden Srllppen iiber bns Mittelmcer
gefommen ieicn uno nad) 2ibpen, er,
fldrte Ghen. lie bGtten iih oic @ele,
acnbeit Sllnllbc genadt, oils umiere
sslotte i'm @riefenlano Itationiert
mar sllm Sfube l,no our Iedlme
Ger Stunning.
slsf eine aritif Sore -9cliibas,
ocs irii6eren 0rieesminiIters, ,parum
Der 0ampi in 9ibpen bei Sripoli al,
gebroden iporoen iei obne bie Sta
liener gan3 81 nernihten, erflarte ser
9lr6eiterfii6rer i'm 2obiliett. 9(ttlcc,
"@ir mubten oen @rieg auf Brunb
Der BON Sore 8eliiba getroiienengor.
bereit,ngen alstragen. @enn mir
mebr Ianfs gebabt bdtten, p1re es
iiher gelltngen, aber Serr Sore. Sell
iGa par geaen oieie Waffe in ieiner
Mmts3eit."
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S>,,tn,er.KSn3ertc
,Sm Ymblic Nmoitorimm.

Sic >ritte Somneriaiion bon in,
iormcllen Sommer Sop Gcnsertell
I'M Eublic sluoitorillm lperocn pon
Scr Glcpelano CONNER @tulif So,
cictp, ocrcn Eruiiocnt Cigar q. Mahn
iii. p0brcno ocn Monaten SSuui uno
Sllll 9egebcn inter SIuipisieu ser
Wtultcol 9lrt 9liiociatiou. sic oas
Cleveland Srhciter lmtcriliiBt.
Niitglicber oes Glepelano Srd)eIter
fnrmcn oie Glepelono CONNER Sin.
ionic ulo Mlooli HinglpaIl miro icin
Scitcr icin. Is Qibt ouh Solilten bel
oiclcn &on5crtcn, sic ON Mtittpoh,
,SreitoN mo SomStug obcno eegeben
lucrNcn. Tic Gage iiir hicic @onscrte
linn 1eltNclcbt mie folgt: ><uni IS,
30 rnh 81, Slmi %, 26 mno %,
Snli 9 If lmo ~. lomic Sl,Ii 16,
Is mo 10. @alfoniiBc uureierpiert
follcn oicsmol nur % Gents, Hcier,
uIcrtc @nltoniiBc 80 Gents. Siihlibc
mi WrlnoIlNT SO.75 lmo 500,
fcInc Stcller. Gouponbiicbcr $3 ncrt
foltcn mr $3.50 @cnu Sraouiia
tlonrn ais lo!hc lih iutcreiIicrcn iiir
olr'c &onScrtc, 10 nlogcn Tie iih nit
iSr 9lucrn e. Sterner. Sidetporliber,
232 Noirbill Nooh, Gehar O22o22
in Eerhin6ung ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-08
1mitis.De Department
(Shlub bon Settle ~

idrieb an oas sNniti5oeportmcnt ,mb
pies harmni BIN, oo6 mir ouh in
Glepclano ioIebe potriptiihe, notllru'
liliertc smerifaner hGttcn, sic picl
heigetraacn babcn 5llr pnIfilhcn
Wobliubrt lmo gmerifonismlls uno
ans oicicr &orrcipouNcns cntitono
bics rS'm an american" Erogronnu.
Pm criten Yrcaramm crihcint Ser
icBI9c @iirgcrmciIter @luthin, Scr
aus @nles, Gn9lonN, nla ilngcr
Wann hicrbcr fam, INN icin @liif
81 ilcben Cr miro inns ingcn mnrltm
cr oenft. Dob oic 9lnterifnncr sic
aliidlifitcn offer lHemIhcn iino
@ulaporrihrngcn lino gcmuht NOR
ben iiir oieien crIrcn 9lhcuh. 0nS
@@aN Stubsorhcitcr miro potrio.
tide mo perIhicoCne Notionoliti,
tcnlieocr 'plcleu. 9tncbher pcrhcn
icocn GicnSta9 bon 9:15 bis 9:3O
llhr abenoS lolrhc Erporommc itott,
iinocu. llntcr bcn pronincntcn Glcues
lnnScr nntrral!licrtcu phcr hierNc.
borenen Ginocrn bon Gimnnbcrn. sic
8uile nn NiciCm Irooromm icin
meroeit 'inS: It, z. &onmiiiar Scrr
g. = 9ticpln; Scrr q. 9. ICMui,
orib!5, ErGlibcnt oc3 Glcpclluocr
StaotrntS; Serr %iCtpr =. s. Sloh,
GrGlincnt Scr Snrum 4 Milncr
e<nC, iriibcrcr Gbren- @cncrnIfonfll
bon Seltcrrcih. Ms TCutihlano
ScIlcrrcid) iiberuohm. lpciQrrte er
'ih oic neutrality-suspicious. nuT Nem
aonrll0t ollfNBicben uno rcliQmerte
licb2r. 9}Ihtcr \u!Il2 &ondhn, Mlmi.
3ipalridter pom GIcpclnno. Scrr
George SdJneI6er, NeOaftcllr be@
Siebcnbiirgiid 9lmeritnniihenGolt3.
tldtt, cine Nmerifoniihc 3eitllng in
OclItldlCr Cprnho, Der audi nah bier
fam Inn tSrcibcit iir lidl 81 iId)cN.
Serr Sdlneiorr miro nnl 20. Mai.
9:15 nbcnSs iprehCn Miar. ,3lomal
Slorit). cln belichtcr giirgcr untcr
Ieincn tIchcfiidcn 2nnoslclltcn rmN
ollen Glcuelnnocrn. Scrr 9luarIt :.
6nrbiel. ScrauSAcbCr Der Eolniihcn
SuacS5cItuna. 9iidtCr Nrnnf SulliCDc
pom Common ElenS GCribt inG ma
bogn Golmtn. &trr ShCoonr 9lnoriCa
Gin Gohnunilt Ser Glcuclmo Ercb.
Scrr GhiunrA @CnciN II. a. mchr iucr /!
Den an hiclcn Irogrannnicricn reoen.
Die elcnclonoer iolltcu ipess::;;a
Itolj icin, bnB ibrc Staot oIS eritc
iiir lofnlcn @ronoCnit .S'm an 9lnc-
rican" ErnArnnnme nu5erforcn lpllr- /
oc, lno mcil l5 ucrihichcnc Natio-
nnlititcn Gleuclnno SIR rcprGicntatip-
llen Stnht inn Snnoc mudt. llnicrc |
GjaItliitc cntbGlt ihon @clihen, go
Fem. Sciterreidlcr, 0clltidc, Sif.e
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=tin,n,,,i,e iiir Genpeys
ShluB bon Seite I.

'Sroac Itcllc. Gic Crhnltlng llniercs
eIacncn Scbcn5mobu5 lei MIR oann
blinoert Sahrcn bcrridenocn 3u-
'tnnoe Der Serrihnit iiber bie @clt-
necre hHrd cine uns geircunoete
Vtodjt" bleibe - Elm 3lrItano, ser
allcin Die GrflGrung boiiir bloc, ooG
,uir trob tSeblens zines aro6en Iteben.
Ben Secres in ser 0aac aelueien
'cicn, 9cnaltiae StGstc on nniercn
Seetiiltcn 81 erballen. Tieier 3u.
ltano iueroc abcr MN burh sic Gnt,
pidlung ser Suitpaiie gei1brbet.
Mcnn einmal cine uns rnirerno.
lid gegcniibcritcbenoe Maht oie See.
berrlbait am iid) reibcn iollte, 10
milEtcn mir Slrmeen auIItellen sic
nGdtia acnlIg iinb, yoie gansc ncIt-
lihe @elt 5ll icbiiben. Tam aber
mcroe lnIcre iebiae ~Yolitif ser gu,
ten Nadbarn" 9egeniiber oen latei-
nllhen SGnoern einem balienSncrten
SpIlen Der "@emaltberrid)ait" YlaB
MADDEN. @egenmGrtie beiinoen lih oie
lucit pcritreliten Sebiiie ser britiihen
Nlotte ifon in gcfdbroeter Sage. Sic
GriItens bieier engliihen Seeltreit-
frGIte allein gcinabrleiItcte uns aber
Die afoaliebfeit unicres eisenen
SGltscs innerbalb Ger lns nod our
Geriiialng Iicbenoen 3eit."
Naibington. Sefretar ser ,slottc,
,Sranf Snor. erfldrte alf cine gn.
Iraac ii6cr Ole Neoe Stimions, oaB
Ole amerifnniihe Ilottc aui ben eriten
:|ili bereit iei. Die Yilidten 81 iiber-
ncbmen iiir Shub Der Gonpops.
Neu Oorf. @enoea g. @ilfie, Der
0anoioat Der &eplblifaner iiir YrG=
lioent in 1910. erflGrte BON $4,000
Yerioncn I'M Maoiion SQnare Gar.
ben, Dob ioiortige Gonroping Ser Wa=
teriallhiIfe notipenoig lit. nm Gng-
lano als erite 2inR fir Mmerifa i'm
Sample gesen Die 9iftatoren 3u ers
balten. 1lug5euge lit oie &auptiade
Der Sieferungen.
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den, Slopafen, Staliener, llnsarn,
9flnldnen lmo Sugoilapen naturali.
'iertc lInN bier aeborene Mmerifauer
lno cs miro ernartet, oob oicie 2iitc
criueitcrt miro uui allc Glcpcluno
Trcnogcborencn.
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O>Wen>O" Salbe
llncntbebrlides Scilmittel.

Wenn Sic on irgcnbeiner ser bier
angeiiibrten &ronfbeitcn leihen, lpie
&llnoem GScelncn. Scroieln. Yoiion
eSpp, @ranomllnoen einiblie6lid,
Sonnenuerbranb, sltbcltii6en ;sii.
BEN, Mingplrm, 9eulen Sautab.
ldiirfllngen, ,9erenflmgem ipeben nnh
IteiIen Musfeln, Stid)- oSer 8iBipun.
oen Siibnerollgen, hrenncnbem Iii.
bem eann fouien Si eiih bel ibrcm
slpoibefer @cn.S" Salbe. Sci.
niaen Sic sic angcariiiencn Seile nit
@oricacio nnh pnrnem @aiicr,
trodncn bicielben nit einem ipcictcn
SMd ober 9almlpillc, oonm ih,rie.
rcn Sic oicie Solbe oaraui Mno pcr.
binoen Die @lrnoe mo Sic ,pcrocu
lih freuen iiber oos er3ieltc Hei.!tot
Wan pcrbinoe Ole @l,noe friih iebc
"a Stlmocn. N1bcres bicriiber cr.
teilt oas % z@ens :" 9aboratorilln
9fan leie oie sln5eiae on mScrcr
StcIle oicicr 3eit.ng.
----O---
- Tas 2cbcn 6eocutct: Gampi
mo Sica!
= Nift ale Menieben, Sic ii6 fir
beeentens balten, ,baben et,pos 81 be.
6eliten.
- Gs lit t0risht, alleS msslNdlmabcn
ipas man oentt. oarin gipielt uift bic
@a9rbeitsliebe.
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yen1cn Gre1it croiiicn, niiriten hieit
Wrt6tc in oCm Ncrciniutcm Giantcn
'Mnl @ml rom SoIm crn mo tSdbrifen
Nno 5nr @c5obllnN lniCrcr SdnlNtn
pcrmonot merNcn. Sic ,pcrocn GllC,
r5Gblcn, onE Hlmrrifn nrh cinmnl
>rn S&cltbnno2l crobcrn mcr0e.
I. &Cnn mir sic &nhl bahcn Smi
hHm Mri2QSacluInEcl lm0 Trichcn
uiro hir Notiom nunpnrtrn, nnG liC
lntluortcn mir mGblcn bcn tSricocu
- lit nnicr olCr Elliht sic GIfcnt
'icbe Mciulma burin Sm crrnltincn,
>nG Ole 9lnhuort flUr llnh cinNcntiN IN
>iCicm Sinn irim miro.
s. SlbCr luic gut mir olh ourdl
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING inter
tcriliiEt mrrhcn, mir nliiiicn miiicn,
>uG C@ feline WeicEc iiir ullc fom
mcnncn CrciNnilic gibt Arit ser
&ciahcit ocrcr. oic nah bcn Grei0
Tiiieu fliiner lmo ol$ porbcr, fGnnpn
mir Sic Spur icuer trngiihen Meibc
uou ficincu Cut'd)cihnngcn peripl
lcn, Die europa uno idlie6lih and,
luls IN hcn @cltfricg geiiibrt botcn.
8. &ir fonncn aus bcm &rieg ber.
nllSbleibcn, mcnn hicicnigen, Ole be.
obadten nnh cntidciocn elm gcniigen,
Hcs irS Gin5elnc getcnocs Geritino-
mis- iiir sic interuutionalcn Slngclc,
lcnbciten BADEN mno buIiir ipr9cn,
oob Die flcincn GntlthciourGen iebes
ein5elncn Cages nidt 5lrm &ricn
Iiibrcu mo msnn Tie glcid5citig bcn
@'rt buhen ncn 81 ingcn 81 icncn.
hie iclbItiiiftin ,lno tGriht acnna
l!no. nm imS in sen &ricg sicbeu 81
loiicn.
Ser ErGiibcnt bon bel,tc ihligt
Den YrIlibenten Don hanlol5 nit ic,
Der leiner &eBreoen, nit ieoem @crt
burCt bnS cr sic amcrifanihen Wai
len in cine smiihcu bpitcriiher Glnall
lmb blinbem Gbuupinsmus bin lnh
Der ihponfcnoen Stimnlng bineill,
peitidt ,lno nit jebem Nft Scr SclbIt,
;crltDrllng ser omcrifaniihen Ncl,,
tralitut inS @clht mnb mirN Dor Dem
Hihterlnlbl feincs TolfeS mN ser
Sclcbicbtc sllnl ihGriiieu slnflGger &C.
Gen iih iclblt.
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Die Ginie,,,,e Gnrepas

Hpoicnclts Yroaramm Ses Seem
Teol nor nibt sllcbt Scr Gcriudb,
! nie in ser @eltnirtitaitsfriie llner-
trGalih actporocncn iosiolcn Span
uluacn 81 lGicn. Ser &eriud lit gc-
id)eitcrt. Gbcu bcsbolb bat Mociepelt
lcinc Nlucbt in sic slubcnpplitif on
actrctcn. Scitoem bcfGmpit CT IN G,l=
ropn ciucn Erpseb. bciicn trcibenoc
&rIitc cr ci9entlih gcraoe aus Ser
@cldid,te lcincs ciacnen 2anoes Der
Itchcn miiEtc, old, mcnn cr iih in
mcientlib anoercn Iormcn ppa5iebt,
ichrcipt sic Nronfil'rtcr 3citl'na in
cincnI Sic GiniNina GuropoS "
bcritbricbcncn 9citartifcl, in bcm es
ncitcr beibt:
.. Sir critic 9luigobc, sic sen mli ser
cllrcpGiidcn 9oro- Siio Nhic fGrnp-
fcnoen YfGhtc 5uiGnt. lit sic enc
giiltiac &crtrcibung ser GnglGnher
non ocm lctten aricasicbouploB, Ncn
'ic olf Sen iiiNoItlicbcn sllslGuicr bcs
Sentiments onNclcNt hubcn. Sir
slpcitc sllfga6e. NIT scr critcn III,
lGSbnr pcrbllnbcn. miro nit ocn 3l-
lunlncnbrcd)en hes cn9liiNcn @iocr-
itonNc@ an alien ISrontcn gcloit iciu.
Die oriitc 9llliaabc cnolih, nit ser
Sic bcibcn critcn biitoriih acrchtfcrz
tNt mcrNcn, lit scr pniitipc 9ll,ibol
elmer bciiercn. acrehtcrcn lmo Bauer
boItcrcu Tricocnaoronmg in euro
pa uno in ser @clt. Shrc @rllno
linicn limo in Ncm fonItrlftipcn Gnt-
pnri Ncs ErcimGtbtcpoftca nngcocltct
uno mli mcitcu Strcdcn bcrcits in
Die Mirflihteit cinaeicihnet. &br
&trIitiid in Dem @clticfior, iiir hci
len @ciricOnnn Tcutihlonn mo Sta.
Ten bic Ecrnntmort!lng troacn, lit
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Price Control
Continued From First Page.)

poses," and repeated charges that
hundreds of communists and Nazi
followers were holding down Gov
eminent jobs.
I'VE must come to a showdown
with totalitarianism in the United
States" Mr.. Dies shouted. How can
this country prepare to defend itself
abroad when we do nothing about
defending it at home"
He brought his colleagues to their
feet cheering and applauding as he
cried: Congress is not a rubber
stamp. Let's show by our actions
that we represent an independent
democracy"
Mr.. Dies, in demanding that the
Government purge itself of employees
opposed to "the American way" at
tackled again the appointment of
Goodwin Watson as chief broadcast
analyst for the Federal Communica-
tions Commission. He said that he
had abundant proof that Mr.. Watson
had for years been a propagandist
Of Communism and the Soviet Un-
ion."
Il have Mr.. Watson's undisputed
writings" Mr.. Dies shouted, ito
prove that charge and I intend to
have a showdown with the F. c. c..
chairman, James Lawrence Fly, as to
the truth or untruth Of the charge" !"
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Earlier Story on Page AID

Earlier Story on Page AID
By the associated Press.
WITH THE BRITISH FORCES
IN LIBYA. Nov. 27 Delayed "A
New Zealander, sweating and dirty
from 10 days Of battling with the
9th British Army into Libya. met
British tommy from TobrUk on
rutted battlefield at Ed Duda early
today-and shook hands.
That meeting, without benefit of
formal introduction. was the first
contact between the month
besieged Tobruk garrison and the
second British offensive into Iibya.
Tonight the men from Tcbruk.
tommies, Poles and Czechs and the
New Zealanders from Egypt dug from
their duffel precious bottles of beer
not iced, but with only one sip per
man. it was cool nectar for a toast
to victory. r.
The drive south to Ed Ouda from
Tobruk had been fiercely contested,
frontally and a-flank pv the Ger
mans and Italians who had kept
Tobruk under siege since April.
Attacked by Night.
But in the first days operations
the men from Tobruk, repulsing all
counterattacks, held their hard-won
gains and counter -counterattacked
py night. On the next day. the
second out of Tobruk, the garrison
pushed on to within miles of its
rendezvous with the 9Th Army.
At one time a famous Highland
regiment held first place in the line,
the skirling of it's pipes rising in
the moonlit night to fill in the lulls
in the gunfire.
The British barrage was intense.
In this covering fire the British
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Passengers and Officers Battle
Over Woman on Wild Voyuqe

three days out of Trinidad, had trou-
BILE getting fuel at East and West
African ports and was unable to
go to Freetown, Sierra Leone. be-
cause the crew refused to sail the
vessel there for fear Of submarines
Passengers said a ship officer and
several passengers became embroiled
over attentions to pretty English
woman aboard and that several me-
lees with knives were staged.
Richard c. Watson of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, a flying officer with
the Royal Canadian Air Force who
cracked up in a sandstorm in Nj
geria, said he was innocently in
volved in the affair and that a
ships officer told him he would
not reach shore alive.
Mr.. Watson said he carried a gun
constantly on advice of Capt. H. G
Walton after reporting the threat
to the skipper.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Tobruk Force RepeIIed Attacks
From : Sides to Make Junction
Tousts in Warm Beer Celebrate Contact
With 9th Army After Fierce To-Day Drive

guns fired 10000 shells on the first
day alone. A Highland regiment
was in the van for the third day of
fighting, while Poles and Czechs,
holding Tobruks perimeter defenses
against possible thrust by their
foe. made a successful sortie.
After that the men awaited the
chance for new effort to close the
eap-in all not more than 10 miles
from Tobruks perimiter to Ed Duda
Many Prisoners Taken.
Back of them were strong posi-
tions wrested from the Axis encir-
clement. Five strongholds. many
prisoners and miscellaneous mate
rial including field guns. had fallen
to them on the very first day Of
the assault.
Advancing eight miles through
three Axis divisions which encir-
cled them, the garrison forced a
gap 5000 yards wide where they
finally established contact with ad-
vance units of New Zealanders who
had fought their way 100 miles from
the Libyan frontier.
The break-through from Tobruk
started with Polish troops launch
ing feinting attacks on enemy rear
positions in which 100 Axis troops
were killed.
Advance With Armored Cars.
Tanks then advanced with ar
mored cars, each car carrying sap
per whose job was to jump out and
explode any land mines blocking
the way
BY evening all Axis positions on
schedule had been captured and a
big cage for prisoners, built by Ital-
ian prisoners beforehand, was rap
idly filling up.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
U. s. Army Force Arrives
Safely in Dutch Guiana

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department reported
yesterday in a dispatch from
Paramaribo that an Army force had
arrived in Dutch Guiana and would
safeguard air fields as well as bauxite
mines.
The force was dispatched with the
consent of the Netherlands and
Brazilian governments primarily to
protect the bauxite mines, vital to
the production of American alumni
mum.
Col. P. D. Parkinson is the COM
mander of the force. Its size was
not disclosed.
The dispatch came from 1t. Col.
Stanley j. Grogan, chief of the War
Departments press branch, who
new to Paramaribo this week.
Col. Grogan reported that Gov.
]. c. Kielstra of the colony asked
the Netherlands troops and civil
population to welcome the Ameri-
can troops who come to join you in
the fight"
Onicers working with Col Parkin-
son include Maj. Albert Hoffman
and Col. J. p. Neu of the Quarter
master Corps.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Dodge Plant Is Closed
By J.. 0. Union Dispute

BN the Associated Press.
The Chrysler Corps Dodge plant
at Detroit closed today because of a
labor dispute, and 10000 day-shift
employees began their weekend holi-
day a halliday ahead of time.
The corporation attributed the
stoppage to "an unauthorized, Wild
cat strike" in the final assembly de-
partment.
Barney Hopkins, financial secre-
tary of Dodge Local No. 3, United
Automobile Workers &C. I. o., said
"one non-union employe has been
causing a lot of trouble in the final
assembly line department, because
he was the only non-U. A. w. men,
Der among 1890 employees in that
department"
A showdown came, Mr.. Hopkins
said, when shop steward informed
the man union members would not
work with him and insisted that he
"join the U. A. w. or 60 home" A
shutdown of the assembly line fol-
lowed within a few minutes, the
union official added.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Gen. Arnold Reveals
Big Gains by Army
In Air Strength
Over 800 New Combat
Planes Available, With
800 in Outside Bases
RH the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold re-
ported today that the Army air
forces possessed $500 or more mod
ern, combat-type warplanes despite
the diversion of American-made air
craft abroad.
In a revised version of a recent
confidential speech at the United
States Military Academy, released
by the air forces, Gen. Arnold re-
vealed 800 or more planes were
ready for action in advanced bases
outside continental United States.
He gave no figures for trainers or
craft other than combat planes.
Detailing progress made in ex-
panding Army air power in the last
two years, the air forces chief
stressed improvements in effective
ness as we'll as the gain in numbers.
Gen. Arnold said the British had
found the Army's P-4O pursuit
planes superior to their own Hurri-
cane fighters and that they were
standard equipment in the Near
East although we no longer rate
the P-40 better than a good pursuit
trainer"
Long range, four engine Bit
bombers "have executed, for some
time, successful day and night raids
over Germany at $4,000 feet with
virtual immunity from enemy fight
ers and ground fire." Gen. Arnold
said.
I'VE have reached the large pro-
duction stage on our single-engine
Bell P-39. type that has demon
strated it is a match for the Spitf1re
and Messerschmitt up to $4,000 feet,
and on our Lockheed P-38," he said
"Eclipsing both of these. however,
is the new single-engine Republic
P-47 B."
New model American light and
medium bombers and other types
also excel foreign planes, Gen. Ar
mold asserted
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Finnish Officials Hold
PorIey With Army Heads

HELSINKI, Nov. % CP).-President
Risto Ryti, Field Marshal Baron
Paul Gustaf Mannerheim and other
high Finnish officials met today to
discuss a system of cooperation
between government and military
authorities" it was officially an
nounced.
Officers of the army general staff
and all members of the government
except Foreign Minister Rolf Johan
Whiting, who had not yet returned
from Germany, attended the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Kridu, Zumzom Survivor,
Sued for Divorce
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nov. 23.-
Georgette De Vilane Krida of West
port, radio script writer and singer.
is suing for divorce from Arthur
krida, jr., whom she married March
II. two days before he sailed for
South Africa aboard the Egyptian
steamer zamzam as a member of
the American Ambulance Corps.
In her suit filed Wednesday in Su-
perior Court here Mrs. Krida
charges intolerable cruelty and asks
the right to assume her maiden
name.
Mr.. Krida. who was one of 125
Americans aboard the Zamzam when
it was sunk by a German raider. is
the son Of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Krida Of South Kent. He is now
living in Washington, D. c.