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BY REAR ADMIRAL CLARK H. WOODWARD, I. 5. NAVY
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opinions expressed the TTcH
construed official OF rejecting IN
any way the the department OF the naval service
large
WASHINGTON july Germany surprise attack on Russia
horns of dilemma IN adttceh ef
both the AXIS the nonaggrcSon pact with Russia Japan
position haky In the lu"tE Kingdom is
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Jap Drive Upon Russia
Would Peril America
Admiral Shows How Axis Bombers
Might Be Kept Off West Coast

Admiral CLARK H. Woodward United States Navy the
following latest cabinet uphessi
Siberian territory that
would bombs AXIS within
few minutes OF North America He purchase or ongen
leasing Russia of Siberian bases adjacent 10 Alaska
OF defense for the Western Hemisphere
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northern Pacific and greatly TO
the disadvantage OF the United
States.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Her everlasting. Darling You
know l want your happiness al
ways. You are all l have to live
for now" wore on Rosemary's
nerves, wrenched at her patience.
Yes. mother, I know"
Life would be so much easier
if it didn't have to be discussed,
and analysed If people wouldn't
talk about il so much She
braced herself to meet Haynes.
His voice over the telephone had
told her what she might expect
He would arrive all aglow and
ardent. possessive and confident
and she-but what difference
did it make? She might as we'll
marry Haynes; as TO go on with
this futile kind of life that Vieki
wanted To marry Haynes would
settle everything. kill forever
perhaps. this tornlented pull at
her heart and Vieki would be
happy.
Someone might as we'll be
happy" she told her pillow sadly
at night
But when freTghtpr Vvf11stieti.
far and lonely. across the gray
width Of the river, PAIN caught
at her like steel fingers. and then
she remembered that the Santa
Alicia would go down the Florida
coast.
She would see again the dim,
palm-fringed line of jade that
was the shore she loved, perhaps
there might even be patch of
sail that would be the Honolulu
Daisy. a flick Of white no bigger
than a terms wing.
She slept very badly after that
and looked up the route of the
cruise early in the morning. The
Continued on Page 80
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WHEN A GIRLS IN LOVE

horribly sane. And 7 do have
pride a fierce kind, the kind
that laughs
Miles vas not alone in his.
puzzled anxiety. For two days
Vicki watched her daughter with
troubled eyes.
You've changed your attitude
so definitely. Rosemary. You
We're so indifferent to this cruise
and to Haynes too. and now
you're suggesting that you tele-
phone him and ask him To go. I'm
pleased of course. and so relieved
that you have walked up and
gotten a better outlook. but I
can't help but wonder if there's
some reason for your changed
viewpoint Have you had a letter
I haven't known about, or any
thing ."
Rosemary rubbed lipstick on
her lips languidly shaping it
with her little finger
No letters, mother And
don't wonder It makes little
wrinkles around your eyes. And
l thought you We're all for Haynes
and his woolly lambs >"
oh, l am. It's the perfect ar
rangement if only you can get
rid of your odd prejudices. You
love the country and a quiet
life"
Quiet oh. never quiet any
more, No more silences INTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

which memory could come rush@
ing. never another sail like a
motT=w1r1g against blue writer,
never again the fragrance of
orange trees blooming.
Thank you. mother, but I
think I'm quite finished with the
quiet life. From now on I want
something happening every mini
every second she caught
herself before she grew shrill. IF
this boat doesn't have a band on
It. cancel the reservations.
N/ICKI drew a long breath. l
v never could understand your
fathers moods, Rosemary. Per-
haps I'm doomed never TO UNDER
stand you. But it is a relief
not to be made to feel that I'm
dragging you around against
your Will Are you going to talk
to Haynes If you urge him I'm
quite sure he'll agree to go with
us"
She called Haynes at night
and was a little upset by the en-
thusiasm the loverly rush of
words, with which he accepted
But after all, nothing mattered.
So much better 10 have Haynes
adoring her eager to please so
much better than being torn and
tortured by hopeless love herself
Vieki was being annoying by
BON. TOO molleL-N and eflusINe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

woman named Rosemary Nal
lard She was a pretty fine per-
son when I knew her last A
little too fine to let one man
knock the props ont from under
her make her sec life at a crazy
cock-cyed angle
Perhaps she's sc eing it
straight for the first time IN her
life Perhaps that's the answer
The fog has cleared and all the
raw shapes Of things as they are
stand out with al their ugly
corners and edges It vas a love
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

it for" Her voice broke hol-
lowly.
For yourself For your
pride" Miles said soberly.
You make me laugh. Miles
talking about my pride If
had any as much as could be
put OF the end of a pin-Fd have
drowned myself in the East River
before ever | set foot in that hor-
rible house You knew it. didn't
you? But YOU were too kind to
Jolt me out of my ridiculous
madness. But I'm sane now -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Watching the Crowds Hurry
Ashore, Rosemary Observed
With a Start, Woman
Standing Alone Under a
Flood Light. Obviously Wait
ing to Come Aboard. That
White Hair-LOrna Patrick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

cHE Ieft hm her head stll m
y H5 h. aW ho presently.
.HHe a.fa. Tho lawn with ms
H#Haaa h.. eyebrows up ean#
- eaH burning IN hef checks.
aiaaH4 alone ON the terrace
Mics called #fII LIN VII HaTTr57
EASING his inward anger
So Marian Greenlee had
aanEIea her man back again had
size And size had everything on
her side money ana the law the
r.zlEs liz laW gave her. And
poor utue Rosemary was only
IT III the ant SIDE
If the wall
He made an excuse to take
Rosemary back To New York that
night H could not endure
watching her feFeush reckless,
ness any longer Her eyes we're
loo CLASSY and she talked too
fast. But she went obediently
Bat IN the car she said You
made Up that=long Instance call,
didnt vou Miles Please don't
worry about me It doesn't mat
ter Al an where ] am or what 1
do now OF ever
It matters 10 a young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

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Evening star., 1941-02-21
March Quota 10 Bring
D. {. Draft Figure TO
Half First Year Total
April Call to Be Heavy
With Topering OFF in
Next Two Months

Long range unofficial figures on
the number of selectees the Dis
trict will be asked to call into mill
tary service by July l indicated
today the city will have reached the
halfway mark in the first years"
operation Of the selective service
program when the March quota of
1850 men is filled
Washington officials have been
informed 2,100 citizen soldiers will
be drawn from the city during the
months of April, MAY and June,
with the majority of this total ex-
pected 10 be requested in April.
This would indicate a tapering of
during the last two months of the
current call p:ogram.
Although the selective service sys-
tenn was not put in operation until
last November. the Nation wide
mobilization total of 100000 for the
first year was set to be reached by
July /.
Thus far, about 6l5 men have been
dispatched from the District for
Army induction, exclusive of the
relatively small number who were
turned back at the induction station
for physical reasons and were sub
Sequently replaced. Physical exam
inations now are in progress for
sufficient number of men to provide
pool from which will be drawn
100 selectees between March and
March 10, and $50 others between
March 10 and 20.
The 1,100 requisition throws the
Districts March quota out of pro-
portion in relation to other jurisdic-
tions in the Sd Corps Area, but
all selectees inducted in this par
ticular call will be sent to Fort Bliss,
Tex, to swell the ranks of the
260th Coast Artillery to war
strength. The 260th is the anti
aircraft regiment of the District Ma
tional Guard, which was summoned
for active duty to the Texas post last
month.
Others called in March will be
put through regular classification
and assignment channels at the
Camp Lee CVaJ reception center.
Meanwhile, 10 selectees-70 white
and 40 colored-were sent by bus
to Baltimore today for induction.
An additional "a men, all white. to
be inducted in Baltimore on Mon
day, will complete the Districts
February quota. Selectees indicted
today will be directed this after
noon to Fort George G. Meade,
Md, corps area reception center
for classification and assignment.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Weather Report
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weather Burau)
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northwest
MarandFa central fures extreme west
change in
south furies north portion to-
night: tomorrow fair, much cnange temperature
for the period from @ Friday February 2l
194 Wednesday, February 26, 941 inclusive:
Middle Atlantic States District of Columbia Virginia New Jersey
Yok)Snow urries
AppalachnS north SHOWS
period Below normal tenn
nera auresfr part moderating
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Dies Says Soviet
Is Trading Front
For Nazis in j. ).
Declares Axis Agents
Working to Hamper
Aid for Britain
BY the Associated Press.

by the AsSOC4dteu EIeSS'
Chairman Dies announced yes
terday that the House Committee
on Un-American Activities was pre-
pairing a paper showing that Russia
is using its favorable posiaion' to
act as a trading front" for Ger
many. and possibly other avis
powers.
Russia is in a more favorable
position, compared with Germany
and the other axis powers, to trade
'is using its favorable position to
many, and possibly other axis
with u.s." Representative Dies said.
Transfers Of funds and the pur-
chase of supplies that's the picture
of Russia"
The Texan. who collapsed from
nervous exhaustion last week just
after the House re-created the COM
mittee for about Is months and
gave it S15O,000, has since been con-
fined to his home He said yes
terday he planned to return to work
next week and meet with committee
members to plan a long-range
program.
One of the first things he hoped
the committee would do, he said,
would be to segregate by States and
industries 100000 names of persons
who belong to organizations which
are fronts for subversive elements"
Then" he said, 1t will be up to
the national defense chieftains to
take steps to get rid of them
Representative Dies said he did
not mean to imply that 100000 un-
desirable persons were working on
defense projects-'maybe only one
or two in a plant, but we ought
to know who they are"
We hope to show that there is
a whole network of propaganda in
both North and South America"
he asserted. I'VE want to issue
more papers dealing with hits activ-
ity, but it will be much more spe-
cifc and detailed than our previous
documents.
"Of course, affairs of South Amer
lea clearly are not in the province
of our committee to investigate, but
We can expose Nazi records seized
in this country which bear on re-
lationships among our neighbors to
the south"
Evening star., 1941-02-21
D. 6. Woman Wins
$40, 900 in Suit
q, th. Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Ruth
Nash Artley, "a, of Washington, D.
c., was awarded $4,000 damages to-
day by a Federal Court jury, which
heard her libel suit against the De-
tective Stories Publishing Co. of
Chicago
Mrs. Artley said she was the
widow Of Bennie Ertel, electrocuted
in 1889 for the murder of a New
York policeman She testified a
story published by the defendant in
November, 1888, was inaccurate and
caused her second husband to leave
her.
Mrs. Artley had her marriage to
Ertel annulled in District Court
here May 18, 1889. In her petition
she declared she was unaware Of
his previous life when she married
him year earlier in Rockville, Md. e.,
and that he had represented him
self as member OF a respectable
Philadelphia family.
She has been living at the home
of her parents, 631 Lamont street
NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES,
Star STAFF Correspondent.

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
Feb. 2l-By tonight the entire 29th
Division will be concentrated here to
begin the year of Federal training
its first call for prolonged emergency
service since the World War
Not only has a new generation of
National Guardsmen of the District
of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania stepped into the ranks
that advanced through the forests
of the Argonne % years ago, but a
new type of division is modified in
another fateful era.
This is a division those earlier
members scarcely would recognize
True, it has much the same organi-
zation. But the division that fought
CALAMITY in France belonged to a
vanished period of horse-drawn We
hicles, marching men and rifles you
fired a shot at a time by pulling
back a bolt and squeezing trigger.
The new 29th is motorized, mech
anized-streamline if you insist on
a word your old buddy never heard
of. 1t has no horses. Every piece
of equipment is drawn by motor
power. Even the doughboy's rifle is
largely automatic.
Those old soldiers, were they here,
would poke about curiously, wishing
they'd had the higher and more
concentrated fire power in their bat
ties, smiling perhaps at the cruder
shelter and equipment they had to
put up with when they were train
ing. But few of them can see. Some
are gathered in eternal bivouacs in
France. Others, a bit grayer and
Stouter, 60 about their business here
and there, not greatly concerned
with military matters. A few are
scattered about this cantonment,
wearing the insignia of majors or
colonies, with now and then a
veteran sergeant or jor,
around whom the junior officers
hover for advice.
The old division had to borrow
trucks if it wanted to move its foot
soldiers faster than Is or 80 miles
a day, which was the top speed of a
forced march. The new division can
muster a motorized column capable
of more than 300 miles a day.
In the 29th of 1918, all the field
artillery was drawn by horses except
few heavy guns mounted on
tractors. Now there's not an un-
motorized field piece. And if there's
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Il Italian WarpIanes
Reported FeIIed in
Albanian Fighting
Bottles Pave Way for
Furnishing Attacks on
Beroti and TepeIeni
BY the Associated Press.

ATHENS, Feb. 21.-Twelve 1tai-
ian warplanes were reported today
to have been brought down by the
Greek and British air forces on the
Albanian front yesterday in fiercs
battles which paved the way for
Furnishing raids on Berati and Tepe-
leni.
Eightgun Hurricane fighters es.
corted British bOmbers, and an r.
A. F. communique said seven Italian
machines were brought down. This
Greeks said their air force also shot
down five.
The R. A. F. communique reported
severe damage inflicted by its raids.
"A particularly heavy raid was
made on Berati where barracks were
badly damaged and a number Of
fires started, followed by explosions"
it said.
Enemy Stores Attacked.
"At Tepeleni enemy stores and
troop concentrations were success
fully attacked and much damage
and confusion was caused.
Our bombers were escorted by
fighters on these raids and in en-
gagements with the enemy seven Of
their fighters were shot down with
out loss to our aircraft and other
enemy aircraft were severely dam
aged"
The Greeks said one of their
bomber formations, escorted by
fighters, was intercepted by 80 Ital-
ian Flats and that the Greek fight
ers engaged the Italians in dogfights
while the bombers broke through TO
their objectives.
| One Loss Admitted.
In an air fight lasting only a few
minutes, the Greeks reported, three
Italian planes were brought down
inside Greek lines and two others
we're seen to fall behind the Italian
lines. The Greeks said their only
loss was one plane forced to land
with its crew uninjured.
The British said a large formation
Of their bombers, escorted by Hurri-
canes, met large number Of Italian
| fighters. Four of the intercepting
aircraft were shot down, they said,
and the bombers started many fires
and caused great havoc among
buildings, military stores and motor
/ transport concentrations at Berati.
Stores and military concentrations
also were attacked at Tepeleni, the
British added. In another air battle,
they said. three more italian planes
were shot down and another so bad
ly damaged it probably could not re-
/ turn home.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Toronto Lawyer Believed
Slated for Christie Post

OTTAWA, Feb. 81 Canadian
Press).-There were indications to-
day that Prime Minister w. l..
Mackenzie King had decided on a
successor for Loring Christie as
Canadian Minister to Washington
Mr.. Christie is i'll.
While the Prime Minister'S Office
and the Ministry of External Affairs
declined to anticipate the formal
announcement expected Monday, it
was generally believed. that Leigh
ton Mccarthy, a Toronto lawyer,
had been selected.
Mr.. Mccarthy, born at Walkerton,
Ontario, in 1859, is chairman of the
board of the Canada Life Assurance
Co. and is director of several other
companies. He served in the House
Of Commons from 1892 to 1908.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Recreation Centers
To Cost Us Millions
Planned for Troops
US. May Provide Facilities
In Towns Too Small
To Afford Them
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The administration probably will
ask Congress soon for about s225,-
100000, 1t was learned today, to con-
struct recreation centers for soldiers
and sailors stationed near small
communities unable to provide such
facilities.
The money would be spent under
the direction of Paul v. McNutt,
defense co-ordinator Of health and
welfare. Plans for the operation
of the centers were understood to be
still in the formative stages.
Mr. McNutt declined to discuss
the subject of Government-fnanc
recreation centers, but said plans
were being formulated for construc-
ton of similar facilities with pri-
vate funds. Charles P. Taft, his as
sistant, has been discussing the
latter plans with representatives of
various national welfare organiza-
tions and some of them have agreed
to unite in building and operating
the centers jointly.
1t was said in other authoritative
quarters. however. that the need
for such places was greatest in
small towns adjacent to large
cantonments and that such towns
would be unable to provide them.
For that reason, it was said, an
appropriation would be sought. The
Government probably would not
build any recreation center in any
community large enough to provide
its own.
Mr. McNutt said his organization
was attempting to solve the problem
of soldiers recreation and welfare
both by providing wholesome amuse-
ment and by combating vice ard
immoral conditions in the vicinity
of camps.
Coal mines in Sardinia have been
increasing production in the last
Evening star., 1941-02-21
SO, l50, 900 Contract
For Bermuda Awarded

The Navy Department today an
nounced award of a $9,150,000 con-
tract for the construction of aviation
facilities at its newly acquired base
in Bermuda. The contractors are
F. H. McGraw & Co., Hartford,
Conn, and Purdy & Henderson Co.,
New York City.
Cleared by the National Defense
Commission, the contract was let on
a cost-plus fixed-fee basis. The
naval air station being erected in
Bermuda is on one of the eight sites
secured from Great Britain in ex-
change for so destroyers.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
II Enemy Planes FeIIed,
Italians Declare

ROME, Feb. 81 (P,.-Though bad
ly outnumbered, Italian fighting
planes shot down II enemy aircraft
over the Albanian front yesterday.
thereby giving new proof of their
daring the Fascist high command
asserted today.
Only one Italian plane was lost,
the daily war bulletin declared, but
two others returned to bases with
dead and wounded crewmen aboard.
Italian planes also were reported
to have intensely bombed" Greek
troop formations,