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ApARrMEhTs FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
ARL.. Mr. LEE HGWY.-l RIM, KIT.
ss!h bag mc 5.f* ss q, n hea Watssid some %
oao4 1st ST. .NW.-EXTRA LARGE 2;RMs;
and porch: 1st nr.: near bath; ami;
adults. Ref Adams 1913.
OWNERS HOME: NICELY FURNISHED
basement apt. J room; kitchen; nisnnc. pfisa sa.,
and bus: adults only. Ho. 1900.
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE a-RooM APT
suitable for 9 or !; l block from "ar0-
17ls DE SALES ST; NV; s3a OPPOSITE S, nireIE TaE
furnished; walking distance; adults.
325 18th PL. NE.-MY OWN FURN MOD
ern apartment in q home TO . 9aie' m'oaie-
sUBLET 2-BEDR, AND FINE FUR ,s APT roI
I'd: avail Dec /: ref DE. 5444
1921 22nd ST. NE-wnL-FRN. APT.
in home of couple; private entrance; near
transp. Hobart 4540.
5O23 7th ST. Nw-BEDRoOM KITCHEN.
inclosed back porch; utilities included gen
a2s 23rd ST NV. - HOUSEKEEPING
apartment and single bedrooms: new.
clean; close in.
354I 10th ST NV. TWO ROOMS,
Housekeeping, second nooI' sHk 1shse'
heat. lights phone: 50 week.
DOWNTOWN, 1I43 18th NV. RIM !:
kitchenette: studio units. compact and
convenient everything furn.: $35. "a.
CHEERFUL CORNER APARTMENT. 2
rooms. kitchenette and bath. SIS; Sonv'
quiet location. 2410 goth ST. NV. Man
ager on premises.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1885 10th ST. NV
Basement apt. private entrance; snoEer
a07 9Th ST Me- BOOM KITCHEN. 1zS.
adult sduits only. Franklin 1882
CHARMING SMALL, APT. NEW BLDG; BLDG;
ssetSn sa mo BOX stsr
$3.50 WASHINGTON BLVD. APT. 26-4la-
room apt, furn., on bus line. S1o. Chest-
nut O4s4
2-RM FURN. APT. FOR Ink: VERY
fine furniture; anil; close to bus; phone
service. 4701 Kansas ave. NV.
1916 KENYON ST. NV. - BASEMENT
kit. dinette. bath: pvt. entr.; adults: $50.
2-RoOM APIS. "a HOUR FROM 9th AND
G. sts.: 1st d., next bath. $3.50 wk; attlc'
S5 wk.; light. heat, h. ". furn. WA 8oos
cFE TO sHARE ruHs e3 HoS.Ti asT
21O4. Ext. 332. Sunday or after ewes.
sUBLET. FOR MONTHS. LIVING ROOM:
il. dining room bedroom. tile bath. inclosed
porch: conv. trans. Hobart ZofS
PETwoRTH, 4le4 3rd NV. - ATTR;
ex bus: emp. Eentiles: S45. RA. 1898.
Q ROOMS, KITCHEN. SEMI I-PRIyATE
bath, large sleeping porch; 1st floor: util-
tiles included: employed adults. sentiles
only: sos. Box 261 e, Star.
452S 9th ST. NV. p RMS. NICELY
furn.; semi-private bath, shower: utilities:
phone: conv transp. Or will rent rs
sleeping rooms S25 mo. ea.
18th ST. NW-GIRL TO SHARE APT.
with 3 others; reasonable; available imme-
diately. Box 1857, Star.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. 10th
and SITS. n.w.-Fireproof; A. A. A.: one
room. kit. dinette, pvt bath: ! or 3 per-
sons: day. week; Frigidaire: full service:
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. Ma. 5426.
IN ROCKVILLE. MD
2 bedrooms. bath, living room. Kitchen;
completely furn.; l double and single
beds: linens if necessary: s62. so.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. Md Phone 2SO.
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ROOMS UNEURNISHED.

1910 C ST. NE.-2nd f., front with pri-
vate lavatory: ideal for lady or married
couple; S25 sgle. or $50 dble. Ii. 1874
COLORED-125 D ST N.W-Very large,
attractive rooms: quiet community on car
line. 81 weekly, kitchen and dining room
privileges free.
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Rare Bargain-2-Family House,
42O Randolph st. nv large rms.
and bath. 5 porches. kitchens; oil heat;
reduced to $3.50. open Sunday for in
spection. Be sure to see II. Mr.. Raine,
ADJ 2Q79. wAPLE l. JAMES, INC, DI.
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ROOMS EUkk, B uNFUEk,
SUBURBAN RoOMs,

215 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-2 i,,T.s, one
furnished. one unfurnished. corr TO trans.
Call TAYLOR 237O.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY,

Modern row brick, JEFFERSON st. nv,
mr. 18th. In new-house condition. An
inspection will convince you OF this rare
value lovely rooms, > inclosed porches.
automatic heat. instantaneous hot water.
full basement lsFse aso. rear yard p saEsSe. snI
DANO ME $500. Ewes. ia. 1892.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

ouackenbos st, Attractive semi-detached
brick. on lot SO It. wide, contains 2
rooms. baths @ bedrooms. recreation
room with lavatesyo oio gas beat 6uiltu,n ';I
phone co. S166. Mr.. owen. t
L. T. GRAVATTE,
~ 18th q. kesltor. MA. o7bS.
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73O7 BRADLEY BLVD.

Inspect this attractive stone front home.
Sunday afternoon. Well planted lot 1OOx
, 1S9. Distinctive living room, large dining
| room. well planned kitchen, 3 bedrooms.
baths. maids room and bath. hoored
| attic
! To reach: Drive out Wis. to Bradley
! and left 70 house. Call MI Treat,
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$3.50.

Close 10 Sherman Circle-Colonisl brick,
six rooms and bath, hot-water heat. in
closed rear porches Terms TO suit can be
arranged and immediate possession given.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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HE WHO HESITATES is LOST

for immediate delivery: bedroom and lava
tory on 1st floor. 2 bedrooms baths on
2nd hoor. recreation room and lavatory in
uatec in restricted community in Be-
| thesda: priced below market and can be
sold on most reaSonab BILE terms. For
! further details call WI. S192 between
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SUBURBAN Ro0Ms,
$500 s. GLEBE RD.. Arl.. VS. u siock
from Army and Navy cr.)--1 a. Z 5ed-liv.-
ing rooms with private batEraaEa and
shower; beautifully finished Nout 2.nel-
ling: > and 3 exposures and larte sdn deck;
$25 and S32 respectively. S52 for both:
meals optional: sc bus within T. min. OF
new Navy Dept Bldg. CHI. 644s.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1908 n. Calvert St
Nice clean corner room. next bath; 10c
bus; gentleman; S16. Oxford 22ia.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1904 s. 18th st:-Two
gentlemen preferred. In new brick resi-
dence. Gil. 0206. -
ARLINGTON-Light, airy basement apt.
bedrm.. hv. rm.. pvt. bath, entrance; furn
Gentleman. S35. CHI. 6726.
ARLINGTON, VA-Double room n private
home. Employed couple preferred. 1Oc
bus zone. CHI. 4532.
S. ARLINGTON, VA.-Double room, semi
private BATH reas; . blocks bus line. Jack
son 1S44-J after pm.
FOR MAN: near new Navy Bldg.: newly
furn. bedrm.. next to bath: c.E.w.; l blk.
lOc bus; S25. Phone Glebe 1884 ewes.
No drinkers.
LARGE ROOM. with twin beds or double
bed, in refined home: exp. bus: board II de-
sired: suitable .: ref. Sligo 1895.
ROOM in lovely home. special terms party
with good references; / B minutes TO Wash
ington. Falls Church 1916.
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1As7 CuApTN ct NV

rooms, large modern kitchen and bath.
maids lavatory in basement; the location
is wonderful for rooming and boarding or
could be made into apartments: oil h.-w.h.
large back yard and garage. For appoint
ment call District 1915: ewes. MI O2S1.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
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SPT.ENDID OPPORTUNITY

To buy Groom. 2K-bath home. includes
Broom and bath private apartment. oil
hot-water heat. 2-car garage, beautiful
lot 7Ox12O. Wonderful neiehborhood; i
fare zone. Will be sold this week Tor only
X& 95n Glebe 3636.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APAR1MENTs WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED APT. FOR COUPLE,
NV. section; not over $50. Call Dupont
3Ob1.
ONE ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH. FURN.
or unfurn., vic. 18th st. and Col. rd. NV.
Call Adams 0500.
PROFESSIONAL MAN DESIRES 1 OR
room apt, walking distance from Conn; ave.
and K st. NV. MA. 274O. MR.. GOULD.
3 TO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: WELL
furnished. modern, QUIET easy walking dis
tance White House: adults; will pay well:
highest references. Box 449-Z, Star: 23'
BY COUPLE-sMALL FURNISHED APT.
from Jan. l for 3 mos; refs. Z. N. HILL'
GLASGOW. Montana.
WANT 1-BEDROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
apartment in Northwest section, furnished.
Call Metropolitan 4134.
YOUNG COUPLE WITH TWO SMALL
children want two or three room furnished
apartment; permanent. Box 432-Z, star.
TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. m
desirable section for refined couple, with
white maid; must be sunny and well fur;
no children or pets. Box 409-J. Star
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CIRCUMSTANCES

Force owner to sell modern semi-detached
brick located in beautiful Michigan Park
and Just years old. 443O 14th st. ne,
in st. Anthony's Parish; 9 lovely rooms.
fireplace. oil heat. instantaneous hot
water. daylight basement. ssraRe: A real
buy at only Ss.160. Mr. Rombro, With
SOLDANO REALTY CO., INC. ME. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

s OR ROOM HOUSE, 1 OR BATHS,
direct from owner. BOX 4o3-S. eeaI:
SIN PMS PREF. OLD HOUSE, LIKE pos.
witfin 40 days; all cash. e. A. GARVEY.
Di' 4bOS: eve.-Sun.. GE. $500. 1925 Vt. ave.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE AND Sc. PROP
erty Quick settlements; GUM q MIL
IER. 500 11th st sc. FR. 21O0.
cAaH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
White or colored no commission. Z A.
BARRY, 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2025.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE, e-s RMS, RE. RE.
modeIed or suitable for remodeling. Give
nriee. location. Box 225-G. Star
NEW BRICK HUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS
with basement garage; $500 down pay
ment reas terms. Either Washington NV.
or nearby Virginia. Write full detsllA
Box 472-Z. star zo.-
Continued on Next Pags%l
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BETHESDA.

$3.50 TO Sl0.25O-Brick and stone e.
room | and 2 bath houses nice wooded
lots 59xI37. $40 Hsrwood rd. ION
HENRY ]. CONNOR. INC,
OWNER AND BUILDER
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BoARc

ROOM AND BOARD to young woman.
Govt. employe. in exchange for part care
of S-year -old girl and light duties. Call
Falls Church 1429-W after 9 pm.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

:3OO9 45th st-Beautiful home. stone con-
struction. in perfect condition; first floor
dining room. large kitchen and pantries,
lavatory. wide hall; 2nd fl. large bed
rooms, & cedar closets, . ba tbs: attic: full
laundry: 2-car garage: lot 70x135: shade
trees several large dogwood trees: So 500.
Bv owner. l. E. SHOEMAKER. EN-. 6421.
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NV. BRICK-S9, 500

5 bedrms. baths tapt on 3rd n.
h b, oil: cony: location: easy terms,
BRODIE e. COLBERT. INC. MA sSt5.
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OPEN DAILY TO z.
408 CARROLL AVE,
TAKOMA PARK, MD. Mr. BUS, STORES
Lovely detached brick -shingle home. b
large rooms. tile bath, h.-wh., oil elec
refg: large lot with trees: easy terms
BRODIE &, COLBERT. INC. MA. 1875
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S11 300.
4 BEDROOMS, 2l2 BATHS.

OGD4VOON40, 2 LII 11N1.
Bethesda-New detached brick. z rooms,
recreation room, porch and built-in ga
rage. Located adjacent to the country
clubs. Free transportation from your
door to Chevy Chase and wisconsin ave
nue. bus terminals. Call Mr.. Clements
with BETHEL. District 3100. Evenings
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IA Penna. Ave. Sc

6 ROOMS $50.
BETHESDA MD: modern brick home, 2
years old. containing 3 bedrooms. nice
basement, automatic heat. porch: near all
schools including parocbisl: will sell quick
ly Call E. M FRY, INC, 6S40 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-11-22

SMALL FURNISHED APT. FOR COUPLE.
NV. section; not over $50. Call Dupont
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j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1901 Columbia Pike. CHI. 1341. OK. 279e
TWO RuNCAINWS

Nearly completed: story and half. hve
rooms nrst floor, fully insulated. fireplace.
porch, large basement. high, wooded lots:
suburban, close in: S7.450. Drive out
Michigan ave, turn on 9th st. ne; lthis
becomes sarsent rdD 70 MICHIGAN PARK Hiils IL;
mcdonald, builder. RA O932. %.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.,
1922 Perry st. ne-Detached. recondi-
toned like new; 8 rooms and bath. modern
kitchen and breakfast room, new oil
burner: exceptional price, terms arransed.
Open daily till 9 pm.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
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4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.

In attractive section of Bethesda, Nd
7-room brick. home. Cape Cod design. z
bedrooms and bath on st noor. oeo.
1Oxl20; recreation room maids room
garage. porch. oil heat. beautiful shrubs;
S9.950. E. M FRY. INC, 6s40 Wisconsin
ave WI R14l
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l7O7 NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Comfortable rooms. some with pvt bath
excellent meals: reasonable. See them
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
Open s to 8. 414O eth st. n.w.-6-rm.
brick, modern oil heat: close to trans
for quick sale.
THOS. D. WALSH, Inc,
BLK 1lih ST N NW Dbl Ghh1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
What's the Answer?

Distributed by King Features Syndicate Incl
What with the following statement: Dolly Madison
was the second First Lady of the Land?
2ls there difference between the diameter of the earth
the equator and the diameter at the Poles?
3-What is the last book of the Bible?
If person has migraine the following:
nervous headache sinus infection, granny skin.
5In what and by whom the first English flag brought
to the shores of the world?
6-Wha is the Of the noted of the writer
Cervantes?
Where was Sir Walter Raeghs American colony estab
lished7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Spilled Spinach
Nearly Ruined
/ Dule'sSpdts

While Britsin's navy faces
tte challenge of a new theatre
Of war in the BALKANS. John
Csshei, noted London military
writer. takes the reader behind
fhe scenes of the admiralty war
room TO meet the man who
shoulders ehief responsibility
for the nsvy's strategy Ad-
mir&I of fhe Fleet SIR Dudley
Pound. FIRST SesIord and chief of
the naval staff. In this dispatch.
Sir Dudley reveals how the
admiralty war office actually
functions in its fsr-fIung fright
ing duties. IL is Sir DudIey's
office that doubtless engineered
the nsvys dramatic raid on the
Norwegian islands last week.
And IL is hrs office that At This
moment may be mapping naval
strategy 10 meet HIderx NEXT
move in the Balkans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
The knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

WHO ta) Green Pastures; OBJ Green Mansions (c)
re Tree"
Give word ending the syllable Expectancy;
tb) merger of business concerns; (c of
Justice.
2What meant by: ta fouruher; b) Erin go Brsgh
Kwans
4In what novel win you find Harvey Cheyne; OBJ Agnes
Wickield; c)
5who president that s) Used u for his initials,
tb) that into Office IN Plymouth VII;
of F1oridaf
6-What the difference between Atmosphere
sphere!; (b) fog cloud (c) dew and frost?
Then were these singers POPULAR? (a Adelna
Lind; (c) Emma Calve.
Answers Editorial Paga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Pedestrian Campaign
Works, Council Told

Reporting on the progress of the
watch while you walk campaign"
d. Grant Mickle. city traffic engi-
neer. informed Common Council
that the poster campaign has cut
the number of pedestrian accidents
to Ga per cent of the traffic total.
compared to 20 per cent last year
at this time. The decrease has oc-
Cured, Mickle said, despite an in
crease of go per cent in fatal
accidents involving drivers and
passengers in autos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Clear School
In Minute for Fire

A locker fire in the Harding
School. Burt road and Lydon ave-
nue., late yesterday resulted in a
alarm which orderly cleared the
building of 1900 pupils in one
minute. The blaze was quickly ex-
tinguished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
English
Ignore
.BOIllDerS

Continued From Page Three)
the eerie devil bombs" screeching
earthward.
/ felt the terrible excitement of
it crawl through my very marrow
when I sat on the sideiines of my
first battle. 1 was already busy
sketching an anti-aircraft gun
emplacement in the heart of Lon
don Town, when the yellow signal
came that enemy squadrons were
winging toward the city from the
coast.
Panic shook me a little. I was
thinking how the red-cheeked
young officer would regard me if
1 turned tail and hunted up a
shelter.
II was the cool, casual way the
men took the news that saved the
day for me. They were excited,
yes. But it was the excitement a
football team feels before the
kick off, an electric vibration run
ming through muscles and nerves,
and eagerness to get in the first
blow.
A few minutes before, I had
noticed a fat old sheep-a full
wooded ewe-grazing on the few
blades of grass growing on top the
parapet around the gun. Later,
when the crew began to slam back
death at Jerry, the eve paid not
the slightest heed to the gunfire.
"Our mascot" the young
officer explained. ~Some day
she may be mutton chops, but I
hope they give her the v. c.
She's good news to us, because
we feel that rs long rs she
makes no never-mind about the
whole show, Jerry stin hasn't
found our address,"
Shortly after the first alarm
came. whistles shrilled, sending
the crews to the alert. I asked
the officer where 1 should take
my position, explaining that 1 did
not wish to get under foot.
He pointed to a runway leading
to dugout.
SEARCHLIGHTS HUNT FOE
"Just duck inside II they start
to drop anything In this neigh
borhood." he smiled. Tf IL isn't
Direct mean the hit-that
place will be safer than it would
be trying to cross Fifth avenue
traffic hack In New York. 1
heard traffic Is q bit dangerous
In your town." he added with
chuckle.
elected to stay, watching the
fingers from the searchlights pick
out the fat, bloated sausages of
the balloon barrage. Now and
then the lights picked out Spit
fires and Hurricanes, like fast
moving moths, speeding off to
meet the incoming bombers.
The sirens began to screech long
before the enemy was picked up
in the skies. London had gone
underground, save for these men
l was standing with and thousands
like them all over the city and in
the surburbs-in fact, millions on
the alert in all England.
The young officer nagged at his
blond mustache waiting for word
from the finders and the predic-
tor crew-the technicians who
give the range figures for actual
firing.
Finally, IL came. The guns
began to blast, pointing their
SHOUTS at the bombers above. I
recalled hunting ducks on Autumn
days on Long Island. I hoped
that these hunters would bag their
limit this night.
Loek in Tire Sunday Times
for more exclusive sketches and
another vivid story By Buris
Jenkins ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

Is the average that matters, and
the recent average has been re-
duced.
New problems have con-
stantiy arisen, but n war work
has progressed we have got
stronger and stronger, and today
we are stronger than ever
before"
He added, in apparent reference
to Hitler's latest threat Of a 81
gantic U-boat offensive:
ITO every menace there Is
always an antidote."
But how exacly does he operat
at the admiralty. especially whel
a naval battle or major move
ments are in progress!
Either myself or my vice
chief Vice Admiral Tom s. Phil
lips), who has full power TO act
I'm my absence. is always on the
spot In case anything important
happens" he explained.
EXPLAINS SYSTEM
'Under ms arc three assistant
chiefs of naval staff, one con-
cerned with home waters, one
with everything outside home
waters, one with conveys and
trade generally,
Then, the second sea lord
deals with personnel, the third
with material and dOckyards,
the fourth with supplies, and the
fifth with air.
"In the event of a battle or
Incident We leave everything as
far as possible to the COM
mander-in-chief or the flag Of
ficer In command, but 1t may be
obvious that he has not enough
forces at his disposal to deal
with the action.
HE DROPS EVERYTHING
what we do then In to move
forces from one zone to another,
when they are operated by the
flag officer In command of the
latter.
ION occasions Il Ii necessary
for me to drop everything else
and sit In tho war room watch
ing the situation. A star Is on
duty there night and day deal
ing with the particular part Of
the world concerned.
"One wall In entirely covered
by n map of the world, and the
other walls by sectional maps.
They are pin-pointed with small
flags and other symbols repre-
senting the position Of every
British and Allied warship, con-
voy and merchantmen on the
high seas and every known posi-
ton of an enemy vessel.
Thus any moment i can 20
In and see the picture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
BY JOHN CASHFL

copyr1xht. lstl. In,ernstsonAl News SERVES
LONDON. March 15.-At the his
toric hour when Britain stands
four-squane to Hitler's threatened
new offensive. / found Sir Dudley
Pound. the first sea lord and chief
of the naval staff. neither harassed
nor worn by II months of colossal
cares.
My overwhelming impression
was OF hearty sailors laugh ring
ing reinsurance in my ears.
Those moments Of bluff laughter,
as il roIlicked round his imperious,
red-carpeted room. meant even
more to me than those when his
mood was serious and earnest.
1t was loudest when asked him
II he had met MuSsolini.
ANussolinis tn give you q
good hit Of copy about him."
he chortled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
ENEMY's SEA BASES

This time, too, We are facing
enemies with convenient ATTAIN
tic and Mediterrancan bases. In
evitabiy. we must expect bad
weeks with heavy losses. But IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
JUST LIKE A BOMB

- e@h A4<Aa - MINI ~ -
lunch at lausanne In the days
when he wore white xpats. The
late NJ. Poincare, then Frances
premier, was on the other side
of him.
During the main course an
unfortunate accident happened.
The waiter, overbaiancing his
tray, upset the spinach plump
between Poincsre and Mussolini.
"Mussolini pushed back his
chair, horrffied. Then grabbing
his trousers, pulled them up to
see IN any of the green dollops
of spinach had soiled his beauti-
full spsts. Had IL been a bomb
he could not have moved with
greater alacrity."
All the time Sir Dudley's racy
sentences were being punctlated
by the blitz-boom of bombs and
gun fire outside. He did not even
allude to il, but went on, now
deadly serious, to answer my next
question.
1t was about Hitler's threat to
the conveys bringing Americas aid
70 Britain, and to Britain's lines
Of communication with the Middle
East army.
EASY To GET JUMP
"The position IL this" he said
cautiously.
'Tt was easy for Hitler ms an
eggressor 20 build up In peace
time a strong submarine feet
and other weapons for attacking
shipping, and to be ready TO use
them to attack the day war
broke out
at was not so easy for ux, q
peace-loving, democratic nation,
to rush through In peace time
y war program to provide enough
auxiliary vessels and other craft
10 deal adequately with an at
tacker.
ut takes years TO build, requi-
sition and At ont the necessary
craft, all the moro varied and
numerous today as we are fight
ing four methods Of attack-by
surface rzfder, bombs
and mines laid both by sea and
air. And officers and crews have
TO he found for these numerous
craft.
ENEMY's SEA BASES
This time. too, we are facing
enemies with convenient ATTAIN
tic and Mediterranean bases. In
evitabiy. we must expect bad
weeks with heavy losses. But IL
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-05-09
Churchill Urged to
Aid Palestine Jews
To Defend Selves

Emphasizing the seriousness of
Palestine's position in the event of
attack by the Axis powers and the
special danger to which the Jew
ish community there may be ex-
posed" the Emergency Committee
for Zionist Affairs, representing
all of the Zionist organizations in
the United States, cabled an ur-
gent request to Prime Minister
Winston Churchill calling upon
the British Premier to give the
Jews of Palestine "the possibility
and the means to defend them
selves, tn cir country and their
honor"