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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Trcts Ignisor 1905 Mcclellan.
HHse Townsend. Ala lnar NIeh.
t.0sIre Ifrreck 1926 Pra're
lnkue lnferEaEf RedfuId Township.
: l--se J. --ll-z- ---l I! -a-a--et+---
Girls
Girls were horn CO.,
Geraldine Abraham. 1906 Brs.nard.
.GfutvieEe BHrcguk 900 smart
.GIaay. frnsuhl tai3 Lafchmont.
Ola Block a21t Fourth
Alee Blakc- a. EAst N--4s
'iairs Begin 1880 Cas- "
BsfH.,e BIhrel sia0 tfarfun
katherine Bsuncy >lf- West Jefferson.
Irsn Risrsi 1904 NccIeNsu.
Roberta B0zeman 2ag6 DIrAfI
stella Crus 1872 Hollywood. Crosse
pHgfc Woods
'Car.sss Gross 1880 E'smoe.
kIVabffh Cook 1882 frrkr'
Helen Drmh.0skI l}llf Mitchell
itdis pau.sIah. 7hlf Ennis
charlotte Daniels .tUai krrt .r.
Emms David 6i1r Pirshtfr
Josephine Nfncer 1907 Is fery'eW
pornthsa Dra,heuheIL. 6l2f SN'tfn'n.
A.fJ'i hfHHhafd II HrII F'nf,'
RefuadIrr Frheurnf. atu- Fuaricsntn
snnnsifo FHssc. itJii Beech raat
Kstnr,n Fui,or 1so we.' Dakota.
Kathryn Form b.N B'rfcaU
Marv Fields 40 South Campbell
Bemice German 2otl Boston houierard
LOUISE Gu.umsnr 1922 pr'fIdere
Rose Goadhtv 614I Town
Catherine Guldune 6fl5 Nagh
iryafsF Cpssctf H1t@ Wellington. luksftr.
Loretta Harper 1898 TWent, hffh
ius Har'uch 1905 Franklin 20 s'ci
Mildred hutchinson i1u.A Goethe.
Doris james 1905 O'Cuunnr Allen Park
RerthA hlanlch ilSi BeVIck
susan Lons. 1922 somerset road. Crosse
Pd.nfe
Harue, Lsmbcr r0s Fasuavn
Dnrrthv Law 1882 Monte VISTA
Carmela Iealau $50 Flsnkirrd court.
Harriet ilueu. -3 Fasf Adams
Ann Iatnrrc0 1874 Putnam
Anne Mcmahon 1915 Lakewood.
Anna Maggie I1soq - Inuls.
Rose Ntrri 1q3qt f.arrcd
Anne Miller SOS West Warren
ff.use MARTINEZ lef6 NerHi'
Mar, Mardns, f6no Bgcknehar Gt ESQ
I puIni- PARK
! Anna Mschnskc 1912 MaNAeld.
F,ranor Man2t.man. SHh3 Fischer
Florence MCponalI[ 1927 John T.
.HNeu Neekef 1000 TaNor
-r-TV- tv--T-rr~r1rr. s.l-Tf 7 r1Vrr-rr-
Nice NiestruN 1903 Siausbur5
IS mona Newman. 1912 WootlnEhsm aflN'
farmeIt- OrtIani 3pS2 ToWuscnd
Ann przthzIski S3lS RuNst.
Marie p.ucl 2lll Manic
il----l - = l+-+--4-f---tti d.
r,nia Prugcl, 51t7 chalmers
Wire T7arHsu 1F1O RnUeTe
Heten pocA l2ls9 LumpNin, Hsmifan'k
susie Parks 1921 Infantry.
Ina pnin4e-sg9l -Aacnnlh-- Crosse lie
Virchla Pala1lola 3ie5 East Lafayette
Anna Reamer 73i0 Parkwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
GASOLINE STATIONS

'WARGNIER's GARAGE Gasoline sta
ton truck. car repairing. guaranteed.
eTO5-gllT Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
DEATHS

Mckinley Cook. 3Ti6 Lincoln. 81
Hannah Marquardt 6l9f Fifteenth. -.
Harriet =. Maeknnon, $40 Maple Ridge
Ann Arbor. ~
Leena NJ LaHsie. 4752 Avery. Al.
John Fleming, PCS West Grand boulevard
81
Katherine Hall. 2s02 Finh street as.
Naiore Dugue S5t Napoleon. "a
Mack skinner $40 East Adams ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
BIRTHS

Din nS
AHce Cabin 1919 Mansfield,
Mamie cook 1880 Wisconsin.
bertha Crochet, lJ0f6 Fibert.
Fvellu Campnous. 3Pd S.esia, NJ Iieh'tns
Blanche colbert. 6fl5 stanford
Ruth Campbell 1921 East AieAandrne.
Mary DooUn 245f5 pae East Detroit.
ANA pesauHs 2qo0 Bodio Dearborn
Cora pale BOSS LakerieN
Nsunttta Dominic. 40 MONMOUTH.
VIVIAN DAVIS 1888 Wath
Marion puet'ins 1850 Indiana.
Co.are pur.eyy, % Midland Hishlan'
ann nean 1881 caHs
Mare Fnot 1895 NeWrerry WAYNE
Angelina F.n~in. 1871 Fast AleNandrins
Marian FeItmau0 4bli Ncl1ouEa
LWan trea.n. iot25 la sale Huntington
WOODS
" ina cray 1882 peamnder
Nfldred G-a~t llo M'rrvesther. Crosse
Po.nte BARNS
DORIS GIee,ar l57g7 Braterlsrt
Matilda Henrietta. -o6'5 AIser 81 clair
Nsr,ae.!,e He..er. cs1- HUNT
Bsasr., Hcrrrh fuE.i RYufa
f."ar Hartar 1886 levrt4'e
Virginia HIAt. 1870 tss Gfand boulevard
Marguerite Hunter -. tFsf eNanti
Hfrd Hant .s Man si.q4c
IysdeI lautuuo7 1892 Wa,er}.
Pear ksf s-t S,affeFsn'
Lotre keufra sffp Nairs'r.
yr.t.rs Mons .Zti newton Hsmr annex
Elfu kra4-s -.f-l llrst
Mar, Mamie $3.50 fa. unus
Catherine Morse -t So Park
Frances Meter. SOS Mess LeeaHor. Fern
da.c
raserr ne Ns-ae f0 Mitchell
Iattta Mafa.h 1921 leNa
geafeiua Mcrrsfsnts 1885 Eset congress
ffar.ss MaIuoHssl $3.50 super
Nr.-a'e' M'ter'a N.-- Jon. N"f'A
4 .#.H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
WINn0w >nNnI>. NINITI,N

EVEEETTE JOuNsoN krc VcIdtur
aee-yle free ~ epo 9'ar 17li Tire
~far Trrrr 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

MERCHANDISE VendinE SeryIce-Candlei
cigarettes, wholesale stock prompt ser'
leo euuX lIgt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Male Heip-SaieSmen

sALEsMES Your own local snle husi.
ness Free outfit Advance commission
bonus shoes 200 amazing values. Tanners
SHOES 1884 Boston Mass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Al WASHER repairing sewing machine
vacuum. 81 10. free estimates LenoN
$3.50 Central Service.
ALL MAKES WASHERS vacuum sveep-
ers. repaired Free estimates. Guafan-
teed Lemon lGss
PROMPT courteous service for the Nortn-
west section Wagner Electric. Townsend
S-isO8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
EXPERIENCED E---v<tsrsEs- asa
'ensasss>- -t-r,bf Work Pa7fTfbS>

CT AEANTEEp inside. outside painting.
decorating. free estimates. prompt serv-
ice Irnity 1892
LF1THAUSER For better partng paper
hanging complete service. fea sonabie.
PREFERENCES Lcnox 3l6s
NEW METHOD DECORATING COMPANY
Expert walipapcrng. painting rea-
sunahie- estimates Lafayette 5alt
PAINTING and paper hanging reasonable
ptlre free estimate can lvauhue 0lfs.
WILLIAM malta Excellent workman.
ship HoEsrth OgIg so small iahs cstt-
m8tef 1926 Sfocpri
Will Decorate sidewalks ,caug tpa
per incuded +, complete room 50 20
HOQsffh slI6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
GARAGE BUILDER

DA%TO FURNITURE Mart 6f53 Michigan
Fmr,dairps washers, electrical sppli.
4utrs lAtaNeffe 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
'TRT(K~-NIW NM JSID

DEAF. TIRE Grower Comr8ny Electri
aItomotte equipment; (regroot .ns 'iresI
rIrlf. . UgT~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
H,RuN XXI SToRE

BFTTFETON' MARKET Gy0cer.e-.
Ncsfs Vegetable ffT Fast IN ic
tOstlartt Tavnsent T.g-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
IRI>TFRS
pRINrERs 1tAsr srpEl
RADIO SERVICE,
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE

4 FREE HOME checkup minor reps irs.
81. I0Rners Ideal housekeeping Sh'P
TEu1pfe III 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hershel Becker. %; Carolyn Roesch. ~.
HenEs Beli> rs Nan Mackenzie "a
Edward Sweitxer, % Audrey Keene. %
Charles shilline> Noung, %. Ruth Lillian
Wiley. %
FeliN NJ. De Ia GseSa, p onus Trevino.
Leonard Rsr-t-s 25 Mildred Thompson -.
Leo Frank Gietz 20 stella Bienia, p
erett IS
stewart G. Torrey 25 Frances Hsndrick.
80.
Charles Msrrayich. 2i; Lillian Lazarov ich.
49,
Mirhaci Galay p Mary Voioshyn, %
John Weiser Jr, p Doroihea Schneider
Iossph Makarewicz. Is; Eleanor Tybaeh,
IL.
Chester Zebroski % Leocadia. Janicki. %
George " Franz y Marion Shields, %.
Arthur Bernier. p JuLs Long p
3ohn Janto,sky 10, Margaret Iakshefski,
stan Tmsk. Is. Caroline Czerkes, 20.
julius spoon, - Annette Maskaron, Is.
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WANT I'D RATES
DETROIT TIMES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
transient
CASH CHNEte
time ............,... &c
20 & times within one
week .....-........ &C
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times ............. 3'tc &c
minimum ~ worlds
EXCEPTIONS
TO Rent 49, Rooms BouseNetBnc
Rooms. BOARD and Room children "a
Hoard Home for Aged Invalid. staa-
tons Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
tue ..i-.,--,,-.,-...,-,- sc &c
3 times WITHIN one week Sc she
2 or more consecutive
times .---. &c
minimum ~ words
Advertisements accepted 81 any Of
hundreds Of convenient neighnofhood
Want Ad Slallnns Al hs-IlInss
Nam omee, Times square At low
economy cash rates or YOU may tele-
phone your al to Cherry $500 and
have il charged
AaS-aaae.ed- e.e44!lane- &aa-ac-
cepted from persons listed IN the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. IN return
for this courtesy the advertiser is OK
peeted to remit promptly.
II box number is desired estimate
five words additional
The Times reserves the ri x h TO
classify ads under appropriate head
ings
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made within 10 days
after eAftFali"r IS al.
Errors should he reported immedi-
ately. The Times assumes no respon-
Hblnty for errors after the first
insertion.
To insure publication In the sunday
paper copy must be IN The Times
Office hy II 30 a m. saturday To
insure insertion IN ever, edition Of the
Weekday paper, copy must be IN the
Times office by p. m. the day before
publication.
WHEN CANCEL1NG Advertisements,
advertisers must secure KILL NUM-
Der from the teIeph one clerk.
Without me number. sausiactofy adj
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TIME an order unless cancellation -
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rst preceding me next insertion ID 500
a. m saturday Tor sunday editors.
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NENDING SERNICE

FEDERAL 49, 1910 sleeper CABIN cnass
real bargain 500 ADAMS. Randolph 20
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nKoC LRILs. MI.Ar. rRIII. vIGETLEs

BorfER BROS Meats. polury hth pc
nxfues stdi si--AAb.n tChesinui D. Ctu-
frtd lRA4 .II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
PT4STtRI>G

4 REPAIR specialist Arches ceilings
patching Guaranteed WOlkmanshlp.
Duane lTw.nbroOk R3es3
ATTENT1hN Expert patch repairing
arches. owes workmanship guaranteed
"IsnceN TNNnbr0ok 2-2sfa
FOREST pIasfcrInE C1mrant .. Large
small fNhe tpecar7fug Reasonable
rs. mates I-nrIe - So
PLUMBING Co>rRtCrS NNNIID
fNItSfEtAT commercial. residential
material wholesale No down pay mem
cal Cor estimate now. OR. iO7f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ROOFING. SIDING CONTRACTORS

ALL. MAKES SERVICED- Parts lah
giarsnteed Townsend 5-20io or Tyi
s. 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
FLOOR >A>DING. WANING. frC.
rtmG,Il>G. CYANIDE CAS-
FURNACE CLEANING And RErAIRiN

Al STEAM boiler and furnace cleaning
repairing Reas Prices VIZ. 6-02s5.
FURNACE CLEANING, repairing guatan-
teed workmanship. estimates free. Tele-
phone Temple 1851. ans time.
SQUARE DEAL. Heating Expert furnace
''esnmg repairing. guaranteed reason
ahIe TrnNA l-lAhR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

WHITE General. light houseNork. couple.
references 5gi7 Chalmers Telephone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

SHIRT .ani.hor. curtain s're'eher aas7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

FAEN iNGToN HARpW hPF 31}fs r,ft0d
RIVER Phone FarmnEton J Largesi 0n
Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
wLLDING-PoRrARIE EojIPNI<T

10Y Luxe HtusehoG Appliances NWaghers
dtommerciN refrigerauon). Guaranteed.
f.1AN ffftHfN4 I.rfrt.a.fu 1-ItTl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TJRI~-RTGROONING

EVERETT IMPLEMENT-New used trac-
Tors. farm implements 1920 Grand
RIVER Pedf0rf 4G4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Beauty Culture Schools

st. ,t-. t-trrrl ref. ..aur.e.
N - v..t.r fta-ur school s5iD
T2rIfr- l....r $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Ar ROOFFRs -- Repairing. new roofs
IF H. terms DaS night. Trinity
2 3iln
ALMOST LAST CHANCE FOR
SIDING ASD ROOFING
t'ndsr present So months FIN terms
Don't DELAY Free estimates. TO 1.'pil
ROOFS $50 SD on house 2ix30 Other roofs
for less Beautiful c0iors Terms 'nrfie
ttfI Evenings TYLER 6-s6ti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
NEAT>. DEIINERIES

CHRIST LARSEN Diesel powered ersd
ere. dump trucks. 800 Cady. Worthwhile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SHOE SALo> slo EMPIRE BurLDISC

FRFNCHIks SHOE Repairing SHOP 6677
van pyke. hats cleaned, deliveries
Tvanh0p qIbs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Any KIND cement work workmauship
I.arsnteed. ST. Pred Capalfi. TOWNSEND
p ufUs
.tNF$T work drIveVass. garages base
werts Use square foot. guaranteed.
Trurc I-l1g6.
DAVID BUsCALiA- Specializing cement
vrt Earsle buIdng rwnbrooh
. ..lUf .....f...f.T g. frrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
IINNIIIKt RLIININHING
FURNITURE, RADIOS. ArrIIANCES

FOR furniture redwshing call "Nendeler 20
l0529 Mack Avenue, telephone LenoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
GRAnLRs AND RnAn GRANLI.

GORNAN GOLF" Products Golf clubs
all makes clubs repaired Manufactured
1928 Wabash Vermont 6-ll24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TRACTORS Am IMPLLMENTs

KAY'S SHOE salon Specializing .lnusla
sizes Attractive Smart shoes Ran
dolph $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Light HOUsEWoRK phitsI assist
with child, stay Hasar'hr)Ss6i. 1920


LIGHT HoUsEwoRK phtsI assist
with child, stay Hasar'hr (Ssai. 1920
Ruena Vista
SHIRT nnsher. curtain streicher 1927
Puritan.
WHITE General. light houseWor6, couple.
references 59i7 Chalmers. Telephone
DreNei 1858
WHITE WOMAN Light homework stay
nights. Telephone before 200. DreAei
002I
WHITE sri Ecneral no washns or cook
ms, u9 nights Tuxedo --siib.
HOUSE needs 3 reliable
women io operate independent retail
aides and rhldrens Wear Shops Excel
lent oppus- unity 90 make a permanent and
steady income SO money needed char
acter references required BuN 6il3. Detroit
Times
COLOEEp Mddle.sged nousekeeper eood
cook excellent home. adults s. 90.
TuwnsCrd N-Sibp
COLOBFD real estate sALEst AIDES;
over 20 experienced 10 nor FREE rain
ing Sc quaUit sou A0f p Hancock
Situations MATED Male
AMBITIOUS touue noy Wishe. work;
Tyler s-us1e
AUTO printing sNr,r.s dene guaranteed
JILL L-ea-l --- ! ---+-S-
n'''
HFTTABtF souuf ro.Hfet man wants posi-.
Ton Jarta- Vpra aHy KIND. Tyler
S-Hels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Dine and Dance

SCENIC ism -Ftr uE.
show Grove Johust,n's
auiu fnItl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
rmNI,I oookIn MINIlRl
cltt>rR,-crn VIM DtL,rRIrs

CHINATOWN RIO SHOP Food prod
u.fs Cite Tea Bean sprouts. Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
PAINTING AND DECORATING

SHNFER Leasing Servee-sI5 Hova
50 Cherry 7eli fpr prompt delivery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

REXFEEND LILLIAN LEE-Charch -
Chrl.' Apr utmerfs daily. 1850 Vest
Crand( nor0.trf TfIcf 8 F3a3
vERN \CaH e-fe ANm Rever'.
YOIH 4.4 Unt.senrf md forecast.
sI rI rs .,r n1Ir if known.
iil 'sevle Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
fNFERT FTAIRINn,- krte tsfEnates d
trs rNper, all makes. guar 10 6-3old
WASHING MACHINE. VACUUM REPAIRS

BE&DlN DEALER service washers. ron
ers sewing machines Guaranteed. b
Estimates LenoS $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
YOU NEED TRAINING

For National Defense Aircraft jobs
PRACTICAL TRAINING-NO BOOKS
AIRCRAFT SCHOOI-35iT- WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SEWING MACHINE> AND VACUUM
ANfR~
sHot REPAIRING. mATS CLEANtD

ANY make scr,iccd Free estimates We
sell rent exchange recondfiore1 ana
new machines SAYS Lirwood. TYLER 5-772i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
BIRTHS

l0seghlne Sokdlov ass LfsHs,
l.uriIe Talhsrt 2Oi75 Birwood. 1880
z rcNs Ignison. 2su6 Mcclellan.
aHse townsend Algnnar. NIeh.
.-.nsIee Tfepsck ish2f Prairie
nEue UnterEaEf RsdfOTd Township.
I.sa ALLh.aLas IA-lL-GlA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

SHORTY WASHER Rctuerfafor savage
rehtalf. guaranteed parts and repairs
1nJ1-4 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

NATIONAL ''Mobas'' shades custom
Ne1e'ian blinds cieaning. repairing. re
] painting Tller 4-5Ofi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE

Al REPAIRS -- Exclusively hy experts
Serviced IN home. 81. Free estimates
Ninewood 1890
Al SEWING uacnine vacuum washer
repair 81 free estimates LenoN $500
Central Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
CINnERS. DIRT HAILING

WHEN You want c-nders tcIephone Madison
111q PROMPT delivery. pirt hauhh-
CLEANERS-Iincoln Park Deliveries
fitf-s- BV%f- Rex- CI1tiA&ItRS--odarless
cleaning (stolRge). 1851 Fort. ATTAIN
&C 1890
GLIB cUNGU--pINE. DANCE
Club CONGO 300 East Adams Floor
shox dancing; reservations. Clifford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
G,RAGt-sCIrNTIrIC MOTOR TUNEUI

A GARAGE by Besttlck means the hes
hunt AZ g far price So down payment
2 wears 30 pay RgstriCk Lumber no 2lgi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
PACKAGE DELIVERY NERNIcE

DIR. DONALD Muir 1921 East Jeffer
son uenoA) appointments Telephon
euoN SUNs
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Hess Mystery Vhys Collaboration With Germany Cmpcote War ct

ever, during the week Berlin announced
that during one general operation mo
date given Nazi submarines had sunk
56,248 tons of merchant ships bound for
British-used ports over several days in
an attack on a convoy strongly protected
by destroyers. The Germans said the
same convoy had been under earlier at
tack by submarines and lost 10000 tons.
In all, 13 ships went down from the
convoy, Berlin said.
No bomb dropped from the sky could
equal the excitement caused by Hess
dropping himself on Scotland, but many
a bomb was dropped early in the week
The LuftWaffe in one night pounded at
20 British airports apparently in an
effort to spike the heavy r. A. F. raids
on Germany. British pilots went after
the German ports of Hamburg and
Bremen, and left, London said vast areas
of flaming destruction.
The British Air Ministry said that
shipbuilding yards miles in length lin
ing the banks of the River Elbe near
Hamburg were threaded with fire.
Among the objectives reported hit were
the Blohm and Voss shipyards, where
German capital ships were laid down
during the World War.
Berlin, in recapitulative mood, re-
ported that in the period May ell, 36
British planes were destroyed. The Ger
mans said they lost 18 during the same
period.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

on that day it was reported that not
only German planes but German panzer
forces were making a swift infiltration
for a drive both at the oil fields and
southwark toward the Suez.
Thus this distant part of France
which really isn't a part of France at
ALL since France theoretically gave up
drawing from the League of Nations
became potential battle-ground in the
violent and, by now long British struggle
to defend her Middle Eastern supremacy.
British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden
told the House OF Commons Thursday
that the British Near East forces have
been given authority to bomb German
planes on Syrian airhelds. France pro-
tested British action over Syria.
While the likelihood grew that Britain
might soon have Syrian battlefield,
the British scored a success on long
operative Mediterranean battlefield-the
Libyan. On Friday the British reoccu-
pied the stronghold of Salum, Egypt,
near the Libyan border, which the Ger
mans took during the initial force of
their eastward drive against the British
Army of the Nile. Yesterday Germany
claimed capture of Salum from the
British.
There were indications that a second
British offensive into Libya, to push
back the Germans as
Libyon the Italians were pushed
Compoion back, is in the making.
Heavy air attacks on
the Nazi force were unleashed westward
from Salum to Bardia, Tobruk and
around the Libyan hump to Bengasi.
At the Palmyra airport in Syria the
British reported they destroyed three
German planes.
That the British were ready to be on
the military offensive generally in the
Middle East was suggested by reports
that the British have mined all of the
Eastern Mediterranean, except Turkish
territorial waters, against the passage of
German troops and supplies to Syria
from Greece and other northshore Medi-
terranean regions in the hands of the
ANdGlOs 1llC 4NGHlo lOl IllCl DdiI az
tempted to insure future difficulties for
the British in the Middle East by de-
claring blockade of the Red Sea. This
followed the American decision to send
ships bearing material supplies for the
British to the Middle East via the Red
Sea.
Deeper in Africa. the British and the
Italians beat at each other in Northern
Ethiopia. The British on Monday an
nounced their forces had taken the
stronghold of Gumsa, in the mountains
280 miles northeast of Adds Ababa.
At the weeks close the British, supported
by artillery and air strength, were at
tacking the Italian stronghold of Amba
Alaji in Ethiopia.
At Tobruk, in Libya, Axis troops are
still besieging a British garrison. In
Iraq itself, where a guerrilla war broke
out against the British May 2, hostinties
increased.
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with traditional British diplomatic skill,
and with active White House support,
all the advantages springing from this
astonishing episode should lie with
Churchill.
Very possibly the German Embassy in
Washington had no advance information
about the flight of Rudolf Hess. Very pos
sibly this event had nothing whatsoever
to do with President Roosevelt's COIN
cidental decision to postpone any public
statement at this time. Very likely the
war is still in the expanding rather than
the contracting phase.
On the other hand, this revolutionary
conflict Las from the outset been war
of surprises. 1t is a war in which the
dopesters have been wrong-with almost
100 per cent consistency. 1t is a war
which may further shatter precedent
by ending without regard to military
decision on the battlefields. 1t may even
produce the further anomaly Of a nom
belligerent America serving as q full
participant In the framing Of peace.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BERLIN, May 17-With the subjec-
ton of Greece and Yugoslavia, Germany
has become the banker and main Gus
toner for practically all Europe-and is
finding the position both advantageous
and troublesome.
Not only is she the banker and Gus
toner, but also the main Supplier for
the rest OF Continental Europe of manu-
factured articles which other European
nations once could buy freely from all
the rest of the world.
That situation permits Germany vir-
tually to dictate the prices at which Eu-
ropes goods will be bought and sold and
moreover, who will be permitted to buy,
from whom and when
But this job of being banker for all
Continental Europe is no light task, and
already Germany would welcome the
cooperation of the intricate and eX-
perienced French banking system to
make the machinery run more easily.
A Vichy Bargaining Point.
That is one of Frances bargaining
points in negotiations long under way
respecting the extent of collaboration
to be worked out between conqueror and
conquered.
But whatever may be Germanys sue
cess in establishing herself as Europe s
banker, she already has manipulated Eu-
ropes currencies so that whatever sup
y,Iior of ROW M a. torioIc EI,rnpa bad ORC
being made available to Germany at
lowering prices.
A notable development of the con-
quest of the Balkans is that Yugoslavia
has lost the fat 40 per cent premium she
once received for delivering her rich
stocks of food to help feed Germany's
armies and masses of munitions workers.
Soon there will be no premiums.
This fact was made known by Emil
Publ, the Reichsbank's director, in an
exclusive interview.
The new countries being created out
of defeated Yugoslavia will be required
to base their currency on the historic
gold value of the reichsmark, he said.
That automatically would operate to
wipe out the 40 per cent premium.
Other Premiums to Go.
Furthermore, the premiums which
have been paid to other Balkan and
Central European states for their raw
materials and food also are to be elimi-
mated slowly.
Hungary and Bulgaria, for instance,
have been getting 25 per cent premium
through currency operation in the same
blocked-mark system which once was
familiar to American traders In South
and Central America.
blocked marks are sort of I. o. q.
of the Reichsbank that can be traded
among businessmen, but must eventu-
ally be taken out in trade with Ger
many. Germans who bought goods OUT
side the country have paid more In
blocked marks than the accepted inter-