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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

Self Denial
It is the abnegation of self which
has wrought out all that is noble,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

work at all. Not I'M
til the third were
they in line for
simultaneous calls.
And they're cast as
bitter eneniesl
1--WE saw more Of
each other when we
were working in
studios that were
miles apart than we
do now!" walled
Mrs. Hayward.
incidentally, this
~
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

soon as she COM
pleted her work in
Henry Aldrich for
President" she re-
ported for Cecil
B. DeMille's "Reap
the Wild Wind" and
learned that she'd
have to have her
blonde hair dark
ened several shades.
all for the sake of
Technicolor. The
cast for this picture
is an impressive
one Paulette God
dard, Ray Midland,
sey, Susan Hayward
den, Janet Beecher
ton, Robert Preston
don.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

Raymond Mas
Walter Hanp-
Spring Bying-
Elizabeth Ris-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

ming returned b washington 10 report
10 Colonel Flagwill, chief Of military m
telligence. F1aswiil stated that forces
were reported massing in the Mediter.
ranean and the Far East Thatnight Fors
Houston, Texas, was heavily bombed.
Now continue with the story.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20
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THE STORY so FAR: In an effort
b substantiats rumors that 900 for.
eign troops werv In Mexico preparatory
for an attack upon the United States, In
telligence Ofacer Benning went 10 Mex
leo City. Here he Joined the star Of the
unsuspecting van Hassel, header Of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20
BY VIRGINIA VALE
,aaed by Wesfern Naxsraner IIninu

M/HEN Ida Lupino and Louis
w Hayward (Mr. and Mrs.
found that they were to be CO.
starred in Colunbia's Ladies
in Retirement" they gave three
rousing cheers; they thought
that they'd be answering work
calls together. So-the first
week, they actually had one day
together on the set. The second, she
worked every day and he didn't
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

picture; it's made from stage hit,
Charles Vidor is directing, and the
cast includes three top-notch ac-
tresses-Elsa Manchester, Edith
Barrett and Isobel Elsom.
So many people wanted to know
how the Walt Disney pictures are
made that he was practically forced
to make his new full-length RKO
release, "The Reluctant Dragon"
In it he uses both live actors and
his usual brand, and wen actually
see how the characters and pro-
duction are created.
Martha O'Driscon is in great de-
mand on the Paramount lot. As
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

IN ONE pattern, sunsuit, frock
L and bonnet are all included.
Even if she's only two, she can
put on the front-button frock all
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20

NRUDEIGNnUU
one - Paulette God
dard, Ray Midland, Raymond Mas
sey, Susan Hayward, Walter Hamp-
den, Janet Beecher, Spring Bying-
ton, Robert Preston, Elizabeth Ris-
don.
A stairway plays an important
part in the new Ronald Colman pic
ture, "My Life With Caroline" so
RKO commissioned Nicolai RENTS
off to build it. It's called sfree
standing" because it is entirely free
of support by columns or walls
it's suspended from steel beams in
the middle of huge drawing room
set. And the treads are covered
with white, Chinese angora fur.
Cost, approximately $4,000, in case
you'd like to duplicate it. Lewis
Milestone directed, with due appre-
citation for the staircase.
Remember Charles (''Buddy")
Rogers, who was a movie hero years
ago, and married Mary Pickford,
and abandoned the pictures for
band-leading? He plays the roman
tic male lead in Mexican Spitfire's
Baby" starring Lupe Velez and
Leon Enrol.
The new March Of Time film,
"China Fights Back" depicts the
struggle of the Chinese people to pre-
serve their national independence
and democratic way Of life. II also
shows how, under the leadership
of Chang Kai-shek, China has re-
placed her destroyed industries with
thousands of small factories in the
mountainous interior.
Veronica Lake, who skyrocketed
movie fame in 81 Wanted Wings"
turned slapstick coincidence in
Preston Sturges' "Sullavan's Trav-
els" The script called for her to
shove Joel McCrea into swimming
pool, then be yanked in by one leg
by McCrea, and swing at his jaw
till he ducked her in self defense.
Her blonde hair was a mess Of
stringy locks, and her silken evening
gown was another mess, when she
emerged. But chance to work in
a Sturges picture is worth it.
The Mutual chains news analyst,
Raymond Gram Swing, has new
contract which will keep him on the
air Mondays and Fridays for an
other year for the same sponsor.
At the annual luncheon of the Wom-
ans National Radio committee he
was acclaimed 'the commentator
best serving the interests of democ-
racy."
ODDS AND ENDS-Jinx FaIkenburs,
AMERICAS No. model fdid SO magazine
covers during the last IL months, says is
much easier to pose for photographers
than for movie camera :. Rita Johnson
thinks she rates medal for being Holly.
woods No. Sfes0er-says she stesos about
Everything Warmers WiH make series
Of shorts dealing soish the activities Of che
Federal Bureau Of Investigation; ]. Edgar
Hoover is scheduled to appear IN them i.
Paramount WiH screen "Rurales." story
of the Mexican constabulary, as goodsoill
gesture -. The talented Irish actor, Barry
Fitzgerald. Is slated for the nexs Tarzan
film. ise VIZ
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-20
Short World

Think not thy time is short in
this world, since the world itself
is not long. The created world
is but small parenthesis in eter-
nity.-Sir Thomas Browne.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

Ell hombre que Sc llama a 81
mismo "GObernador General de
Pdlonia", reside en- la coronado
villa de Cracovia.
Cuando vista Varsovia, ell
terror anda delante de 81. Las
preparedness mas minuciosas
Sc llevan a cabo varios dias an
tes de la vista. Los tahures ne
gros de Hitler patrullan las ca
Hes, buscan por cafes y re5tau-
rantes y aun en- las caSas parti-
culares por todOs aquellos que
les parecen sospechosos. FL 60
bernador General" posa por 10
general en- 10 que fu6 antes la
legaci6n de Checoeslovaquia, Ell
la calle que ostenta 81 nombre de
Chopin. Antes de SUI llegada, las
Icasas en- la vecindad deben ser
evacuadas, y centinelas armados
hasta los dientes guardian todas
las entradas de la Gale, Ell pus'
Ibo de Varsovia sabe desgracia-
damente de sobras 10 que lie a.
menaza con todas estaS prepare
Clones Y prefiere permanecer er
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LOS HOMBRES DE HITLER
Ell RETRATO DE UN. ASESINO

casa hasta que ell motive de su
terror ha dejado la ciudad. Por
las ncches resuena ell eco del pa
so de las patrullas de Gale, los
gritos de alarma, y los disparos
de fusil. Los mamelUcos del Go
bernador General" estan ansio-
SOS de mostrar Su devotion oil
s~ervicio,
iQuien es este hombre que po-
see ell derecho de vida y hacien-
Ida sobre millones de desgracia-
dos seres humanos?
Hace ocho amos, cuando Hit
Ter subi6 al pOder en- Alemania,
vivian en- Munich dos abogados
Icon e. mismo nombre de Hans
Frank. A fin de evitar la confu-
sion que ell mismo nombre po-
drfa acarrear, Sc Mammalian a ST
mismos Hans Frank / y Hans
Frank II. Fran padre e hijo. FL
padre Hans Frank l, fue eXpul-
sado del Colegio de Abogados de
Baviera por estafa, ,por apro-
piarse fondos que lie habian sido
confiados en- calidad de guar
dian, Y pOr otras ~practicas frau
dulentas. Su despacho o bufete
fue cerrado Y todas las intento-
mas que hizo para ganar la read
mission en- al Coegio fueron re-
chazadas. Cuando SUI hijo, DR..
Hans Frank II Sc elev6 al poder
en- 1888, su primer acto, promul-
gado por 81 mismo, fue rehabili=
tar a su padre. Muy pronto ell
bufete del antique estafador fue
uno de los mas concurridos y
con mas RIGA clientele.
Ell actual "Gobernador Gene
raj" de Polonia, Hans Frank II,
fue por muchos amos un aboga-
dillO desconOcido con una repu-
taci6n de esaS que ofenden las
narices, y sacaba para conner
1nica Y exclusivamente porque
Hitler le habia nombrado Con-
sejero Legal del particle Nazi.
En- el ano 1929, un bravo aboga-
do, Ell DR., Strauss, al encontrar-
sc con que 81 abOgado de la par
tie contrincante era Hans Frank
II, no Sc pudO contener y levan-
, to ell velo cue cubria ell pasado
de los Franks ! y ii. Pago esta
temeridad con la muerte. Guam
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
PALPITACONES de- LA COLONIA LATINA

| egoismo humane y c~omtructi-
vo.
Dick prefiere Ell %silencio al
ruido; la tranquila y firme la
Dor, a las estridencias y e. albo-
roto.
Muchas personals han sido So
corridas por el y 10 Ra hecho sin
pedirles agradecimiento, como
Cristo guerra que Sc hiciese.
La selection del buen amigo
para ell honor de ciudadano mas
destacado, es una prueba de que
sus trabajos eran tenidos en-
cuenta. Sentimental como es, a.
noche supo el agradecer la dis
tinci6n, con palabras emociona-
das.
NADIA habia pedido; pero Ell 90
raz6n del hombre de bien sc re-
gOcija cuando sabe que sus ami
COS Y la comunidad pesan y esti-
man SUI Obra desinteresada, en-
provecho de tOdos.
Como anoche no pudimoS con-
gratular a Dick, 10 hacemos hoy,
por medic de estas lineas.
Ell ha servido a la colonia Ia
tina v por 10 tanto nos ha servi-
do a todos. Honrar a dos hom-
bres como Dick, que aFaan a sus
convecinos y compatriOtas, es
regar las semillas fecundas que
manana rendiran opimos frutos.
De paso debemos ~felicitar tam
bien a la esposa de Dick, su com
panera, bella, cordial, culta, que
lie aQienta y lie ayuda a marchar
sin vacilaciones y sin tropiezos,
por las escabrosas sendas de la
vida pGblica.
iSalud y dicha para el ciuda-
dano, Ell compahero de directo-
RADIO v 81 sfnigo!
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
TEATRO CASINO
Una producci6n conmoVedora

Ell martes de la semana pr6xi-
ma Sc estrenara en- ell teatro que
dirige Jose Glamour la conmo-
vedora pelfcula mejicana mi
Madrecita". Sara Garcia, actrIz
que tanto quiere nuestro publ
co, desempena ell papel de mayor
importancia.
Els la historic de una madre,
madrecita y madraza, que TODD
10 sacrifica por sus hijos.
Cuando Sc trata de los reto-
nos de su alma, ella sacrifica "a
fortuna y su bienestar personal.
Cruzara la ~pantalla durante
dos dfas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Ell CLUB OPTIMISTOA
(Yaene de Ia 10. p6n.l

tH.tene 0e III Ia. pGg.)
ron Xxi Menendez y Anita Ro-
drlguez.
En,re los a~sistentes anotamos
O. s~iguientes ncmbres:
RoF. and Mrs. Walter Passi-
glia, Ramon Fernandez Rsy y Sc
nora, DR.. Condor Ira, Henry
Cole, j. L. O'Steen, Earl Mat
thew, Russell King, Tribune;
Charles Fernandez, Times; Al
berto Valdes Brito, La Traduc
ci6n-Prensa; Frank Cannella,
Albert D'Arpa, Phillip Valsnti.
Waiter D. Matherly, Peter Ci-
mino, C. C. Vega Jr., AL Chiara-
monte, Anthony Schleman Y Sc
nora, Charlie Pent, Rail Vega v
Sra, Roy Cotarelo, Dick Greco y
Sra, Abe Verkauff, Edmund
S%kogsberg y Sra, Frank de la
Grana, Severino Quintanilla, DR.
Ruben Moreno, Harry Wilder
man, Joe Ficarrotta, Angelo
Greco y Sra, Albert Haber y Sc
nora, Henry Garcia y Sra, Cons
tantino Fleitas, Constantine
Gonzalez y Sra. Manuel P. Diaz
Angel Olivia, John Diaz Y Sra.
Ramon Sierra Y Sra, Frank Del
gado, Juez Castillo, Jose Cha
noun y Manuel Fernandez Pen
das.
IN g~randioso exito para los
organizadores del acto.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
UN HOMBRE ACTIVO
Y MODESTO

En- ell banquete del club Opt
mista, efectuado anOche en- Ell
restaurant Las N~Ovedades, Sc
entreg6 a Dick Greco ell titulo
de ciudadano mas destacadO, de
la colonia latina, en- el ano 1910
Al
La selection ha sido del agra
do de miles de personals, por
cuanto Dick es active, modesto,
inteligente Y prOcura servir a
la comunidad sin alardes Y sin
exageraciones.
BESIDE hace algunos amos vie
ne Dick qaborando por Eel pue-
bio latino" como miembro de
la Camara de Concrete de Ybor
miembro de La Verbena del Ia
bacO Y otras colectividades.
Pocas veces pierde Dick la e.
cuanimidad Y en- ocasiones sa-
crifica su derecho para compla-
Ger a los amigos y que la paz no
sc altere.
Como presidente de la CANA
"a de Concrete de Ybor ha con-
seguido trabajo a veintenas de
personas y ha venido procuran-
do abonar las deudas de la Ca
mara ,contraidas la mayor parte
en- ayudar a buenas causas, in
cluyendo los talleres de costura
Y los tallereS de jugueteria.
Cast todOs los miembros de Ia
Camara hane colaborado con el y
su mayor placer es reconocerlo.
Dick es suave; pero cuando sc
le toca ell amor propio", reaccio-
ma como todos los hombres va
lientes y Sc defiende o ataca, Sc
gun sea neceSario.
Profesa especial estimation a
los hombres y mujeres sin ira
bajo que con frecuencia visitan
la Camara de Ybor, pidiendo a.
yuda.
Basa su conducta en- ell altruis
mo, 10 que no es decir que no sea
egoista, cuando Sc trata de un
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
DOS AMABLES INVTTACIO-
MES

Ell director de este peri6dico
nos encarga eXpresemos su esti-
macion a las sociedades Centre
Asturiano y Unione Italiana,
por las invitaciones que 10 han
remitido.
lie invita- ell Centre a su conf
da y bale del domingo y la Unto
ne al bale de carnaval del saba
do.
Gracias.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LEGO HOPKINS A PORT
SPAIN

Port Spain, Feb. 14.-Arrib6
ell Clipper que conduce a Ha-
rry Hopkins, ell enviado especial
del presidente Roosevelt, que re-
gresa de la Gran Bretana. Con-
tinuara viaje hacia Puerto Rico
Y despues a New York.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
RETORNA Ell FRIo

Procedente del oeste esta lie
gandO a Tampa una nueva ola
fra que Sc espera haga bajar ell
t~ermometro, en- la mahana del
sabado, a 40 grades. Por ahora
no Sc aprecia peligro de oscar
cha.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

40, en- Ell 10 de mario de 1893
cay6 en- las marcs de los S. S.
ia venganza &c Frank II lie per.
S.gui6 sin pieisd nj miseri:or.
dia. Hizo ira ladar al DR.. Straus
lie Ia delegation de policia ell
Munich, donde 81 autor de este
artiu.Lc K VIC y habl6, al campo
de concentration de DgcAau,
lldCnde Sc lie torture POGO a POGO
hasta su muerte. Los hechos que
siguieron y que exponemos fue-
ron confirmados mas ALA de TO-
da duda possible por varies testi-
gos irrefutables. Cuando la ma
dre del asesinado tuvo noticias
de la muerte de su hijo en- ell
Campo de Dachau, pidi6 permi-
so para yer ell cadaver. Su peti-
lci6n fue negada. POGO despues.
la pCbre anciana, m:dio loca por
Ell dolor, Sc la vic por las GALES
de Munich, con los vestidos he
chcs girones, y Clorando y gri-
tando hasta que Iam6 la aten-
ci6n del publico; "Quiero yer a
mi hijo asesinadoY Ell cadaver
mostraba cara evidencia de las
horribles injurias a que Ell DR..
Strauss habia sido sometido an
ties de su muerte. Los brazos,
cuello y pecho estaban cubiertos
de q~uemaduras. Frank II y sus
asistentes verdugas habian ex-
~tingid;do sus cigarriIlos Sobre
la piel desnuda del doctor.
En- 1927 Fiehler, ell actual al
calde de Munich, present6 una
querella contra ell auter de este
articulo, 'tpOr insultos en- Ia
prenSa" siendo ell fiscal Hans
Frank. Hay que recordar que
Fiehler es uno de los propagan-
diStas mas celosos de Hitler,
Fue la primera Oportunidad que
ell que escribe estas lineas tuvo
para estudiar de cerca la fiSono-
mia Y la conducta del hombre.
que debfa pasar a la historic CO.
mo uno de los mayores mons
truos de iniquidad. La psicolO-
gfa de este criminal eS una mues
ira 0 ejemple de la psicolOgia a.
lemana en- general y ayuda a
comprender 10 poor de la gene
raci6n de alemanes que sali6 de
las trincheras,
Este "GObernador General"
de Polonia, es al mismo tempo
Ministro de JUSTICIA de Ale
mania Y Presidepte del "soidi-
SAINT, Academia de DerechO A
lemana, la que sc reune a ciertos
intewalos en- Munich, y a cuyas
Isesiones concurrian juriSconsul-
tos sin rubor y "analfabetos" ca
tedraticoS de universidad.
Seg1n las noticias que nos lie
gan de POlonia, muchos alema-
mes, Y Ell mlmero de ellos aumen-
ia a diario, van pidiendo secre-
tamente a los ciudadanos pola-
eos certificates de "buena con-
ducta", cuyos certificates, tie
nen la esperanto pueda salvar-
les de la venganza polaca ell dia
de rendir cuentas, que inexora-
blemente Sc acerca. Los alema-
mes que viven en- Pclonia en-
piezan a ~asustarse de 10 que pue-
de venir, y por cierto que tienen
motive de alarma Ell DR. Frank
II es no solo una de las mas crue
ICES figuras de n~uestros crue-
les tiempos ,sino tambien un e.
iemplo aterrizante de la bruta-
lidad sin medida nj fondO del
pueblo aleman
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Petain Asks French For Their Confidence

VICFIY, June IF (P)-Marshal Petain, reviewing the situation of France on the first anniversary of his assuming the leadership of state, told the French people that they had been neither sold or betrayed" and asked them 10 give him their confidence. The Marshal described the situation as improved since the day a year ago, when he asked for an armis- tice with Germany, but he warn ed that there are many trials ahead.
 He summed up matters this way: To-day, for the most part, you have gone back to your hon. es; undoubtedly many prisoners have not returned; women work and suffer; food is difficult to get; taxes irritate you; your children don't always have enough to eat; but France lives on and her bridg es and factories are being re- built.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Soviets In State
 Constant Mobiliz- ed Preparedness

MOSCOW, June 13 (F) - No effort is being spared to keep the entire Soviet community-state at constant mobilized preparedness, although there is no sign of a gen eral or partial mobilization. This intensive drive is being conduct ed with the greatest possible pre- cision, embracing workers, farm CTS and women.
 The population of Moscow is going about its daily tasks, work ing, shopping in well-stocked stor es and attending popular football games. Nothing in the behavior of the Russians indicates the inn minence of the Soviet-German conflict, while the official atti- tude suggests that the U s s R continues firmly and completely, it's independent foreign policy.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Allies Report Roadway, Syria

CAIRO, June Is (A) - British and Free French forces in Syria, making further headway south of Damascus, are now Wlthlng 2O miles of Bierut in spite of strong opposition by Vichy troops the British announced. A co1nmuni- que said, in the central area southwest of Damascus, near the Palestine border, "heavy counter attacks by our forces are now in progress against Vichy elements which temporarily affected lodge ments at Merdjoyoun and Kuneit ra." At Dzezzine, east of Sidon, determined French counter-at- tacks were repulsed' leaving many Vichy infantry and several armored cars in our hands"
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Axis Report
 Victory Over British, Libya

UNDATED, June IS (P9 - Ger many and Italy reported a conn plete overwhelming victory" " smashing the British counter-of- fensive, after violent three day battle in the desert around Salum, Egypt. The German com mand said; "The enemy is over whelmed and retreating." An It. allan war bulletin declared the British had thrown in "ponderous masses of tanks and was support ed by the best part of the Middle East air force," but the conflict could only be crushed by the "overpowering impetus" of the Axis counter-attacks. The Italian press dispatched that approXi- mately a thousand British tanks and two armored divisions were engaged in the battle About 200 tanks it is said were put out of action.
 British headquarters acknow-
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Japan And Indies
 Trade Talks Fail

BATAVIA, June IF (F) - Spokesmen for Japan and the Netherlands announced jointly that their trade talks had failed to bring satisfactory results, the news agency Aneta said, but that this would not change their nor mai relations. Japan termed as unsatisfactory Batavia's recent re ply to Tokyo's request for increas ed exports of tin, rubber, oil and other war materials. Japan's an- sWer was delivered to the Indies governor general by Kenkichi Yoshizawa, chief Japanese nego- tiator.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Plans Ready Arm Merchant Ships

WASHINTON, June IT NP1 - President Roosevelt asserted that U. s. plans are ready and we have had them since 1918 for the arming of American merchant ships. Asked whether there has been any thought given to arming of such vessels, as a result of the sinking of the Robin Moor, the President told the press confer ence that he supposed every chief of naval operations had the plan safe since 1918. A reporter in quired: Have they come out safe yet?" Tc this request, Roosevelt replied that he preferred not to comment on the sinking of the Robin Moor.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Navy Issues Standby Orders To Reseryists

WASHINGTON. June Is (P) -, The Navy disclosed stand by or ders for the last remaining re- servists as it launched an inten- sive recruiting drive to assure adequate man power for it's ex- banding sea service. Reservists not yet called for duty included $500 officers and 14,000 enlisted men.
 Secretary Knox last week is sued instructions to the merchant marine reserve that officers might now be ordered to active duty without their consent. Prior to June II they were ordered out on a voluntary basis. The Navy's present strength is 264,798 off, ficers and men.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
British Make Surprise Pene- tration Libya

CAIRO, June F (P) - British troops in surprise movement, made an initial penetration as far as Fort Capuzzo," just across the Egyptian border, in Libya, "then beat back a determined Axis counter attack. Reinforce ments were hurried there from the Tobruk area" the British an nounced.
 A war bulletin said heavy loss es were inflicted on the German and Italian troops who repeated ly assaulted the Imperial fore es at Fort Capuzzo, opposite Sal um, where fierce fighting appear ed to be developing into a major battle, following the start of the British offensive.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Joe Louis Is
 Favored To Win Over Billy Conn

NEW YORK, June IS (F)- Joe Louis, with 2512 pound weight advantage, fights Billy Conn to- night in the 18th defense of the Heavyweight crown. Louis weigh pd in at l9912 pounds. The match is at 6 pm. PSF, at the Polo Grounds. Conn, former light heavyweight champion balanced the weights at 174 pounds.
 Betting odds are: Louis, 5 to Is to win and 5 to 8 to score a knock out.
 Conn had already weighed in when Louis arrived some 25 min utes late. The champion explain ed that his chauffeur got lost in traffic coming from the training camp at Greenwood Lake. A crowd estimated at 2,000 packed the weighing room of the New York State Athletic Commission and milled around outside the state building.
 Dr. William Walker, Commits sion physician, said both fight CTS are in excellent condition and that Conn showed the least sign of nerves, blood pressure or nerve of any fighter he ever ex- amined.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18
Ban Placed On Oil Shipments

WASHINGTON, June IF (P) - A complete ban on exports of oil from the East Coast of the United States, without prior government approval on individual shipments was proposed to the petroleum in dustry by Secretary of the Inter for Ickes. The action followed closely on the heels of the stop- page yesterday, of 240,000 gall Ions shipment of oil from Penn sylvania to Japan because of threatened oil famine on the east ern seaboard.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-18

ledged that British advance fore es, which knifed as deep as 40 miles into Libya had withdrawn to forward positions on the Lib van front This presumably meant that the British had fallen back to their original positions, from where the drive was launch ed. The withdrawal was executed the British said, to avoid an en- circling movement by German endorsements, rushed from the Tobruk area and because We had accomplished out object" in making the Germans disclose their strength.