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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-02-06

sudbonosnim danima potrebno Je
da sc cuje glas revolucioaarne
stampe, kao sto je WEEKLY PEO-
PIE drugi organi S. l.. P. IL
ME &c radnici moci saznati kako
&c biti u stanju spreciti potpunu
katastrofu, Il koju kapitalisticki
poredak gura drustvo preobrazi-
ii ga il korena. IL revolucionarne
stampe &c radnici saznati da su
oni jedini faktor u drustvu, koii
moze reorganizovati drustvo ma
Socijalistickim principima, pr l.
cipima Jednakosti, Slobode i PRAY
de!
Nikada nije bilo jasnije oci-
glednije, nego danas, da kapitalis-
ticki poredak neodgovara potre-
bama velikog della covecanstva
(radnickoj klasD, nego naprotiv,
on sprecava sa svojim nacinom
proizvodnje i raspodele, tome We
likom delu covecanstva da dodje
do potrebnih stvari "a zivot. Bas
zbog tog razloga nije nikad bllo
potrebnije naloznije, nego da-
mas, da Sc sve smetnje i prepreke
kapitalizam) uklone puta, ko-
je onemogucuje covecanstvu da
dodje do udobnog izobiljnog Ii
vota.
Pomocu nase stampe, literature
i zive reel, mi cemo moci 0 tome
zivotnom pitanju obavestiti nasu
klasu. Tako obavestena ona &c or
ganizovanom akcijom lica owe
zemlje pocistiti kapitalistitki SIS
tenn, koji je uzrok swim zalma
drustvu. Ssmo klasno prosvecena
politicko-ekonomski organizova-
ma radnicka klasa moze pocistiti
kapitalizam i uspostaviti Industri-
jalnu Republiku Rada,
Proslava Zlatnog Jubileja WEE
KLY PEOPLE-a obayice sc 8. ma
ia owe godine u gradu New Yoi-
ku. Ma ovoj svecanoj proslavi
WEEKLY PEOPLE treba da do
bije jedan darak Cd $4,000. Sva-
ka subdivizija, svaki clan sim
paticar S. L. P. treba da doprina-
sc svoj deo ovoj znamenitoj
(proslavi naseg glavnog partijskog
organa. WEEKLY PEOPLE-a!
Nasi su Ogranci clanovi ovo-
me planu detaljno obavesteni, a
ovom rubrikom dajemo do znanja
nasim sin1paticarima, tako da su
i oni ovim zapoZnati i da mogu
svoj udeo doprineti.
L mestima gde naSi Ogranci
postoie, neka nasi simpaticari
svoie priloge kroz Ogranke dopri-
nesu. a II mestima gde nema ma
sih Ogranaka, neka naSl simpatI-
carl salju svoie priloge preko Cen
tralnog Ureda Federaciie.
Opsta kvota nase Federacije iz-
nosi preko hiliadu dolara, koja
svota treba da ie c. L. najkas-
nile do /. maia. Ovoga puta ako
bi nasa Federacija prebacila syo-
| in kyotu he bi bilo uoreg, nego
bi ovom prilikom bilo pozelino da
| ie prebaci.
Nakon sto 81 Ogranci cIanoyi
obavesteni kroz okruzna pisma 0
ZLATNOM JUBILEJU WEEKLY
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Lecture in Milwaukee, Wis.

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Lecture in Chicago, iii.


quarter North
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

obsritsssa. tho survivor Of Ansheny Oh
srlisseo and Matilda Oberiiesea. Mon.
GaSor. to IN Mount Clemens oavtnos
Bank. . nichigan nankins corporatton
Of Mount Clomens, Michigan. Mortgages.
under daee - February eth. 1871. end
recorded - Tie offjce a the Register Of
Dseds eng Aaoosnb County on the 9Th
day a vohrusry. 1851. IN Libey 10 Of
Morsasss. On pese 20 /: and The Mort
gage having elected 10 declare the whole
principal sum OF the morsoaOs due snd
payeeae q which mortgage there b
slsi.sd = = aSs &c srins:p:I !hs y"
ssa an s3Iloo tSS,3iS.Ssl Dollars. with
intsreg! eatd 70 oetsssr :. lee. ,oseth.
thousand Eight Hundred Fourteen and
- ZOO ,Si.NS.sSs Dollars. making to-
tai balance due IN the sum Of Stx
Thousand One Hundl Cd Thirty-three and
% ZOO teo.iS3.oe, Dollars. and no suit o.
proceedtng q law o. In equity having
been Instituted 10 recover said debt &C.
cured BY said mortgage or any part
thereof;
Notice Is hereby given that TO satisfy
the ssneunt 20 due - aforssasd together
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

with intsrsss - g. ~ ssls. sstssnsy
tee - provt6o1 - ~ eors 0.eetonD&
ecsts Of this psooee1tNe sno easo aey
svms which hsve e4eSseess ~. gsie
% %. ~S ssss ";Z = - g - Aoss'' =
yairs nscsnsaSv - psoeoee - inessvss
U sSs pes.isss. 80 .essa.e. ~ =
the highest hiddss q ths ossr,sss o.
Scribe -, - :. %ors.s. 80. 3" 3c :d,.
O'Clock room, esstern 0tsndsrd the. ~
the Westerly q ossttet Avenvs entranes
of the Aseomh County BUILDING h the
City OF Mount C3egnees THAT oefnD TIE
place where Tie Ctresslt Court tor the
County Of 1acomb b hsids. Ss1d prsm-
tses are described - follows:
Liant ana premisss IN the town
ship Of Clinton. county Of Maeomb.
and ate % Michigan. described as
Lands IN Section tWo ~ and Pr
vate Claim No. - 6ounded North
by schrods end kuehn. East BY North
Avenue. South % KsSney and West
by Schrsde containlna - acres. more
or less. Aieo-Lands m Section two
~. end Privata Claim No. AL bound
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Legal Notices

Henry Asegsl, Ne. 31.e3e, Estats-Aeessnt
March 10. 1871.
State Of Michigan. The Probate Court
for the County Of Maeomb.
AZ q session Of said Court. held at the
Probate Office IN the City Of NJ Clsm-
ems In said County. on the 5th day Of
February A. d. 1871.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Henry
Huegel. Deceased. No. 17,o3e.
Albert Hueeel having filed In said
Court hts. final account - Special Al
ministrator Of said est1to. and hi peti.
ton praying for the allowance thereof,
and praying for the allowance Of attor-
ney's fee and fee Of Special Adminis-
traitor:
Il IL Ordered, That TIE ioth aay Of
March A. p. loll, ct two o'clock IN the
afteznoon, 1t said Probate offlee. b and
- hereby appointed Tor sxam1n1ne md
allowing mid account:
II u Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof b given BY publication
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
eTHOUGHTS

There is no such word 20
hopeless" in a diplomats die
tionary.
-Japan's foreign minister, Yo-
suke Matsuoka.
The most tragic thing about
this (world situation9 Is that We
have created It; made II newt.
able and inescapable.
Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, New
York pastor.
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n 3 Ordered. That the lsth day a.
February a. D. is>l. at nine o'clock In
the forenoon. at said probsts effiee. Be
and = hereby appointed for hearing said
pstitjon:
II = Further Ordered. That public notice
thereof - given BY publication a . copy
Of this order. for three successive weeks
prsvion 10 said day Of hearing. In the
Daily Monitor q Newspaper printed and
circulated IN said county.
JOSEPH v. rROMBLY
Judge Of Probate
A true copy.
Register Of Probate.
JAN. 12-SO-FEB.e-MON.
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CRAN|UM .
. ANSWERS
Questions on Pare 4

1. In checkers, players Jump 70
take an opponents man; are
crowned in the king row.
2. In basketball, the ball Is
dribbled across the floor and
shot into q basket.
8. In bowling, strike and spare.
are scoring terms.
4. Strokes and crawls are
forms of swimming. Z,
S. In tennis, love is q scoring
term; serve is q playing term.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

WILLIAM T. KELLY,
Attorney fer AsvtSagee
Business address
neUne Clemens Savines RsNs Bi1s
ueunt Clemens. Michigan.
0O1T0A0B SALE
Default having BEEN made. au1 sucn
default having continued for . pev,od m
excess II thirty days, in the Sou1 lions
Of q cextAtn mortgags made BY Matilda
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

mer Michigan State bantam
weight champion, will fight Pc
pito Santini, Puerto Rican left
handler, in the feature Cairview
Gardens (Detroit) bout Monday,
Promoters Jim Hart and Walter
Sharp announced Thursday.
Santini has just returned to
Michigan, where he has q pop
ular campaigner until knocked
out by Benny Goldberg, state
champion. Nv
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Rodio - Vacuum Cleaner :
and Washer Repoirs

Complete Stock. One Day Service. New
and Used Washers, Refrigerator. tronsrs.
Vacuum Cleaners and Radios.
SID LaCROIx SALES q SERVICE
Phone Mt c 1929 Open Evenings
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

1000 CORD OF WOOD
Special
Dry Slab $50. Limb SITS, Body $200.
2 miles north Of New Baltimore on
New Haven Road, inquire Glenn Kirkum.
1901 Baker Road, New Baltimore.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

Joseph Pasl lusinski-Chsnss ss Name
FEB. lSth, 1ol1
state Of Michi0an. the Probate Court for
the County OF Mscomb.
Al Q session of said Court. held st the
Probate Office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ems, In said County on the 2lst day Of
January a. d. 1871.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Change Of Name Of
Joseph Paul piucinski. an Adult.
On reading and filing the Petition Of the
said Joseph Paul Plucinski praying that
Plutter; --- " - -
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Of . copy Of this order. for three suc-
cessive weeks previous 10 said day q
hearing. In the Daily Monitor . news
paper printed and circulated In satd
JOSEPH v. TRoMDlY.
Judge Of Probate.
a true copy.
NELSON ZOTT.'
Deputy Register of Probate.
Feb. 6, Is, 30-MON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

At oTUD-Boautifssl Boston son Of In
ternational champien. - poundA regis
tered In America Kennel Club. ny sp-
pointment only. Pee 90 o. puppy. S39os
yefferson. near Masonic. o. Clair Shores.
Ros. ol3o-J.
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Formation of Volcano

A volcano is a mountain formed
of materials erupted, or thrown
up, from the earth. Originally the
volcano was weak point In the
cutter crust of the earth. Heated
materials broke through and were
thrown out, due to the presence of
steam.
These include molten rock, or
lava, volcanic ash and dust; they
gradually build cone-shaped
mountain round the mouth of the
volcano.
Volcanoes usually occur in those
places where the crumpling of the
earth's crust has thrown up high
mountains and left weak spots.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-02
DECEMBER

Southampton turned into an inferno by
NaZi air raids.
Greeks capture strategic points on CEN
trail front.
2-Ten merchant ships attacked west of
Ireland by U-boats and planes.
Greece reports new Italian rout near
Ionian sea.
3-Nazis claim sinking of 20 British ships.
4-British cabinets conduct of war criti.
ciZed in commons.
Italians Withdraw from two bases.
British told they will get $50 U. s.
merchant vessels.
5-Greeks drive into two Italian bases;
both in flames.
to Britain.
Commons smashes peace move. 341 to 4.
6-Greeks occupy Porto Edda and pursue
Italians northward.
8-British cruiser sinks German freighter
off Cuba.
Argyrokastron falls to Greek troops.
9-British capture 10000 Italian troops.
British bombers smash at Bordeaux
U-boat raiders.
1o-British trap Italian forces in Egyptian
desert.
11-British capture main Italian base of
Sidi Barrani.
13-British drive Italians out of Egypt:
14-Petain Gusts Laval; names Fland1n, Hit
ler's friend, foreign minister.
Greeks smash Italian mountain defenSeS
16-Italians lose two more bases in African
war.
18-Nazi troops mass at two Italian ports.
19-BritiSh close in on Bardia, Libya.
2O-Nazis reported flying Italian soldiers to
Albania
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DISASTERS

MUNITION INDUSTRY BLASTS
Several munition plants ,oorking on U. S.
defense orders ,oere rocked by po,Oder ex-
plosions. Here is part of the splintered
iUreckage after blast at the KenUiL, N. j.,
plant of the Hercules Potoder Co., in
tohich al were killed.
JANUARY
s-Eighteen lives lost in Minneapolis apart
1871 lives lost in West Virginia mine ex.
2s-Army bomber crashes in rainstorm; four
FEBRUARY
15-Wild blizzard grips East; II dead.
20-Fire sweeps circus in winter quarters at
Rochester. Ind. 100 animals perish.
12-Tornado kills 10 in South: heavy loss.
1911 trapped In mine at st. Clairsville. o.
APRIL
1870 dead. 100 injured in train wreck at
Little Falls, N. Y.
21-Eleven killed when two cars hit head-on
sS :psrsc..f:ali fire kills PAT Negroes in
"a 5NatcRez,. Miss.
2sATorhado in Illinois kills 16.
AfkY:.'.'::'....:.:
@;; astSia4ahis :fu::ss:in Peru. 5000 in.
JUNE
17-Eleven army fiiers killed when two army
bombers collide in New York.
JULY
2-Train hits auto in Chicago, six killed.
1853 killed in coal mine blast at Sonman,
Pa.
31-41 die when railroad coach crashes
freight near Akron. Ohio.
AUGUST
12-Hurricane batters the coast of Geor.
gia and South Carolina: IS dead: dam.
age in the millions.
48 Dead hundreds injured In blast of
munitions plant at Kenvil, N. J.
14-Sixteen lives lost in foods In four
southern states.
15-Dr. Glenn Frank and son killed In auto
accident at Greenleaf, Wis.
23-Nine killed In crash and explosion Of
army bomber near Denver.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-02
JANUARY

3EThird session of the 18th congress as
sembleS. Message asks for additional
taxes to finance expenditures for ma
tional defense. ....
Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch of Milwau.
kee named archbishop of Chicago.
+President sends eight and half billion
budget to congress.
Attorney General Frank Murphy named
James Cromwell named minister to
Canada.
Robert H. jackson named attorney gen.
eral
8-Third term not mentioned at Jackson
Clarence E. Gauss named first U. S.
minister to Australia.
9-Federal debt passes AZ billion mark:
l2-House votes s264.s11, 252 for emergency
defense.
16-President sends proposal to congress for
financial assistance to Finland.
House committee trims "a millions off
first appropriation bill
Senate confirms Frank Murphy's APP
pointment to the Supreme court.
18-American exporters lose market of $780,
on tobacco.
22-Official Washington pays tribute to Sen.
ator Borah at state funeral In the SEN
ate chamber.
Earl Browder, Communist leader, sen.
fenced to four years in prison and fined
$4,000 for passport fraud.
2tSenate committee approves bill paving
way for SIC. 900, 900 loan to Finland.
Fascists with forged letters.
FEBRUARY
2-House passes farm bill slashed.
5-Chicago gets Democratic national con.
vention.
7-Senate committee approves bill to per.
init additional loans to Finland and
China.
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NOVEMBER

2-British land troops on Greek territory.
5-Two U-poats sunk by British.
6-British cut Gibraltar off from Spain.
British seize "a ships of Russian-Baltic
nations.
8-Greek troops tighten net on Italians In
Albania.
Intense bomb attack made on London.
11-Greece reports Italians fleeing toward
British fiers drop bombs on two con-
tinentS.
12-British armed merchantmen. afre and
sinking, fights off German warship and
saves % ships in British convoy.
13-British destroy six Italian warships in
port of Taranto; two Italian supply ships
sunk in another engagement
15-Germans drop 10000 fire bombs on
Coventry, England, 1000 killed.
Greeks capture 700 Italians.
16-Greeks claim wide gains against re-
treating Italians.
19-NaZis pound Birmingham.
20-Hungary enters axis, making it four.
power war on Britain
21-GreekS drive deep into Albania; hem
in two vital Italian bases.
Liverpool raided twice in night bomb
ing attack.
22-Turkey proclaims martial law in prep
aration for war.
Bombs damage thousands of homes
near London.
Italians in rout after Greeks take
KoritZa.
24-British vessel attacked by raider In At
lantic.
Greek troops advance in three sectors.
British bombers attack German and
Italian cities.
Bristol raided by Nazi bombers.
27-Sixty -four Rumanian political leaders ex-
ecuted in Nazi purge.
Italian feet attacked and pursued by
British.
2s-Rumanian troops shell Iron Guard
rebels.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-02
NATIONAL ELECTION

THIRD TERN TRADITION BROKEN
First u. S. executive to be elected three
times, FDR is pictured here as he, Mrs.
Roosevelt ,oith Vice President and Mrs.
Henry Wallace, arrived in Washington
shortly following the election.
JUNE
2+Republican national convention meets in
Philadelphia.
27-Wenden Willkie of New York named as
candidate for President.
Ex-senator Charles L. McNary named for
vice president.
JULY
15-Democratic national convention meets
in Chicago.
17-President Roosevelt unanimously nom.
mated for third term.
18-Henry A. Wallace named for vice pres
ident.
NOVEMBER
5-Roosevelt and Wallace carry 80 states
in national election. with total Of 449
electoral votes.
Willkie and McNary carry 10 states.
with 81 electoral votes.
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AUGUST

4-British hiers bomb Germans massed
on channel coast for invasion.
Galatians invade British Somaliland.
british liner torpedoed in convoy; ass
saved. 20 lost.
Italians march into Zeila port on Gulf
of Alden: capture two towns in British
Somaliland.
12-"Air blitzkrieg" has started, Britain told,
as NaZis launch third day of mass raids.
Italians mass on Egypt.
13-NaZi aerial BlitZkrieg covers Britain;
industrial heart bombed
France indicts war guilt chiefs.
17-Germany announces total blockade of
waters around England.
19-Italy conquers British Somaliland.
20-Churchill announces plan to lease bases
to United States on British territory in
Western hemisphere.
27-Axis orders parley after armed clashes
in Balkans.
3O-Germany and Italy force Rumania to
cede part of Pennsylvania to Hungary.
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NEUROLOGY

IDAHO'S BORAH DIES-BriIliantl
uniformed pallbearers carry the body of
Senator William, E. Borah from the Idaho
state capitol at Boise, to his last resting
place.
JANUARY
s-Rufus c. Dawes. president of Chicago's
Century of Progress. -...
Ex-senator William E. Borah of Idaho.
FEBRUARY
4-Samuel H. Vauclain, locomotive builder.
1-Lord Tweedsmuir John Buchan). gov.
ernor-general of Canada.
26-George M. Reynolds. retired Chicago
banker.
MARCH
HamIin Garland. author.
6-Maxine Elliott, famed actress.
Edwin Markham. author of THE Man
15-Samuel Untermyer. lawyer.
APRIL
William Horlick Jr.. matted milk mil
1O-Mrs Patrick Campbell, actress.
20-Mrs: W.: K. Vanderbilt Sr.
21-Walter Kohler, former governor of Wis
2s-Mme. Tetrazzini. famous soprano.
MAY
2-George Craig Stewart. Episcopal bishop
13-Emma Goldman. exiled radical leader.
JUNE
s-Hugh Rodman. admiral U. S. navy. re.
22-Maj. Gen. smedley Butler. former U. S.
Marine chief.
3O-John E. Andrew. national commander
JULY
ben Turpin, crosseyed comedian.
l4-Robert Wadlow. 22-year-old Alton (In.)
giant.
AUGUST
5-Dr. Frederick A. Cook. who claimed dis.
covery of North pole.
6-Talbot Mundy, author.
18-Walter P. Chrysler Jr.. motor car man.
21-Leon Trotsky, exiled Bolshevist leader.
in Mexico. murdered.
spiritualist.
2s-Duke Of Guise. pretender to the French
throne.
SEPTEMBER
2-David F. Houston. former secretary of
agriculture.
Gatti-Casazza, grand opera impresario.
14-William. B. Bankhead, speaker of the
29-Courtney Ryley Cooper. writer tsuicide).
OCTOBER
6-Henry Horner, governor of Illinois.
9-Sir Wilfred Grenfell. good Samaritan of
Labrador.
12-W H. Dietrich. former senator from I'LL.
noiS.
23-George B. Cortelyou. fnancier and for
mer cabinet member.
NOVEMBER
10-Neville Chamberlain, former prime min
lister of Great Britain.
Sen. Key Pittman of Nevada.
24-Viscount Craigavon. prime minister Of
Northern Ireland.
Prince Salonji. last Of japanese elder
statesmen.
26-Lord Rothermere. British journalist
DECEMBER
5-Jan Kubelik. violinist
12-Lord Lothian. British ambassador to
u. S.
19-Kyosti Kallio. foremost Finnish states
man.
released by Western Newspaper Union.D
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OCTOBER
congress passes excess profits tax bill.
spending bill.
8-State department urges Americans to
leave the Orient because of Japanese
Senate passes bill to release large
amount Of foreign funds.
12-President Clarence A. Dykstra of the
University Of Wisconsin, granted leave ave
draft
1AJoseph H. Ball named to succeed Sena.
cor Lundeen. deceased. as senator from
IGNORE than 1s million registered for draft
in nation.
2s-g s. sezes 100 planes built for Sweden len,
onies.
27-Joseph B. Kennedy. ambassador to
Great Britain. returns and confers with
2e-Drawing for draft begins.
NOVEMBER
s-Forty-hour week abandoned on defense
jobs.
14-Eight theological students in New York
sentenced to year in prison for draft
evasion.
l5-Strike closes plane plant working on
military orders in California.
old recruits.
I6-LeWlS resigns as cn1e1 OF =. 1. ".
19-House refuses to adjourn by vote OF
191 to 148.
20-U. S. transfers giant bombers to Britain.
Ex-senator Holt asks investigation of Brit
ish propaganda.
Phillip Murray succeeds John L. Lewis
as chief of the c. !. o.
23-Attorney General Jackson says evidence
shows that Reds caused plane plant
strike In California.
ADMINISTRATION of food prices started.
26-Senate passes Walter-Logan bill to curb
powers of government agencies.
N-Roosevelt sets aside so million dollars
to condition naval bases.
DECEMBER
1-Joseph P. Kennedy resigns as ambassa.
dor to Great Britain.
2-Walter-Logan bill passes house.
6-British and u. S. treasury heads con-
fer on finances.
Strike closes IS Pacific northwest lum-
Der mills.
s-Treasury puts tax on newest issue of
notes.
10-British reject Hoover plan to feed Nazi.
conquered countries.
11-Lord Lothian, British ambassador to
u. S.. asks for more help for Britain.
17-U. S. gets new request for aid to Britain.
18-President vetoes Walter-Logan bill.
20-Navy awards so millions in plant expan-
sion contracts.
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j ULY

l-Germans occupy two British islands in
channel. Rumania renounceS Anglo
French guarantee of her independence.
3-British navy acts to take over scattered
units of French fleet, attacking ships that
refuse to surrender.
+British report seizure of $50 French
naval vessels.
Waves of German raiders blast at new
British naval base.
5-The French government at Vichy, DOM
mated by Berlin. breaks off relations
with Britain.
6-French naval squadron at Alexandria
yields to British.
e-British and Italian fleets battle in Med
iterranean.
Waves of German bombers attack Eng
land; British strike back.
France votes dictatorship.
14-Churchill declares Britain ready to fight
for years.
15-Gibraltar raided four times.
British fiers raid parts of Germany.
19-HitIer calls on Britain to give up the
war or face destruction of the empire.
71-Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. under
pressure from Moscow. vote to join the
Soviet Union.
23-France seizes Daladier and former
aides.
29-Germany launches mass air raids on
britain
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1-Sussians start heavy assault on the Man.
Serheim line.
9-Gr2;ident sends Sumner Welles to confer
Win rulers of Britain, France, Italy and
Germany.
16-Sweden rejects Finnish plea for aid with
troops.
17-British raid German prison ship in Nor
Wegian waters. rescuing 326 captives.
24-Prime Minister Chamberlain declares
Britain never will conclude peace with
present Reich rulers