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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Civil Service, Merit Board e
Split on Personnel Chief

LANSING. April 12-The new
civil service commission appointed
by GOV Murray D. Van Wagner
has split over selection OLA NV
personnel director because. il was
learned Saturday. officials of the
Michigan Merit System Associ-
alton attempted 10 m @ the
director
The commission had named DR..
Lent y. Epson. director OF the
Detroit Bureau Of Governmental
Research. and a committee To give
examinations for the directors Job
and submit the names of the top
three for consideration.
Instead of conducting the exami-
nations. the committee took three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

men named by the merit associ,
alton and submitted them 10 the
commission. It was learned. Chair
man George !. Burke of Ann
Arbot' and John {. Beukema OF
MuSkcgOn approved this arrange
ment but former Gov. Alex J.
GrocSbcck of Detroit and William
Palmer OF Flint, the other com
mission members, objected.
Tho three men submitted for the
$500 job We're Kenneth {. Penny
hacker, formerly acting director
for Michigan and now connected
with the Minnesota civil service
department; Paul II. Anderson,
present acting director, and his
assistant, Thomas G. Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Busy Side Trips

The state department has out
lined a program that Will keep
Fairbanks as busy as a eat on a
hot griddle. Although he Is Off
cially slated for two weeks each
in Rio de Janeiro and BuenoS
Aires and for one each in Lima
and Santiago. there will be So
many side trips that he may have
to sleep in his formal morning
coat
BY the time Doug Jr. returns 10
Hollywood 10 make the picture.
"CorSican Brothers he Will have
spent a full year away from the
screen. The last 10 months he has
devoted 10 work for the committee
10 defend America by aiding the
Allies. and 10 his own private war
philanthropieS
Those philanthropics include
three war hospitals IN England
that he maintains Sincle-handed
and Of which he is reluctant TO
speak
They are for the balloon
barrage men and for the anti
aircraft service" he finally adj
mItted. They are located at
southampton, Portsmouth and
Bristol. | simply rent any group
Of houses available and set up a
hospital in them.
The one at Portsmouth was
bombed 10 bits recently" hp
added and then closed up Ike a
clam
lio has also been most active i'm
caring for the many children in
the English actors orphanagc who
were removed 10 the United States.
through the efforts OF Noel Coward
and Mmeolf. scAcTal months ncn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

NEW YORK April 12-There j
always be Fairbanks,
During tho last World War.
1i1cr1 / t. .i4el.a- sam needed some one
% sell billions IN liberty bonds he
drafted Douglas Fairbanks ST. for
q nationwide tour that disposed Of
Liberty bonds like hotcakeS.
Today when Uncle Sam IS feel
X cold tOtalltarian winds blow
NJ from abroad he has sum
noncd Fairbanks Jr. from Holly
sood 10 60 riding down 10 Rio IN
the interests of hemisphere soil
uari'y.
The Junior Fairbanks was in
Eew York today, en- route 70
1auth America. the first motion
picture parsonage ever 10 receive
q formal commission from both
the President of the United States
and The state department
inc motion picture actor. blue
eyed and bonny came on 20 New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Henry HOrnbIower
Dies in PinehurSi

PINEIIURST X {. April T.
lNSI Henry HofnhlQWCr IT.
prominent stock broker of Piym-
outh. Mass. and formerly prcSi-
dent of fho BOSTON Stock
t1vCt7aurr died here 1T a hr5Tt
attack during The night 30 was
announced TODAY. After 50 years
in Wall Street. HoruhloWer retired
I'M 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

ARGENT medical discovery row
beng used by doctors and hosri.
tsls ever. where has proven uaas.
usly successIal IN The treatment
a. stomach ulcers caused from
excess acid. Isfs harmless prepare
f#HH SET sp effective that I1 meuT - sfs
IT, pains of stomach ulcers dfssTnaa r
Utmost immediately after ~ rs used.
Also recommended for gas ualus. IHfI-
sfsfinu Snu heartburn dUe TO hEuaH-
feIdIfN. Sufferer may TOW try tbs 81
home hy Obtaining bottle ~ Luna
from their drH eflsf. flr-u contains
IT'S now discovery IH Sc rurrsf form.
fafy fo take. Just NIX two feasroaH-
fa.s iu hslf rIass ~ milk Costs E4f
Hfiif auf sold under en- absolute guar
HHtfe moo f uH-f safI-fF or Hnass
RI IHrH for ssIe iv Cunning
hsm. md lrls stores even where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

NEW YORK. April u -Tbere'u York 70
~, L-s4ri,. vie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
U. S. Air Chief in London

LONDON. Ap0I T. ms =
on a special mission for President
Roosevelt Maj Gen j. II. Arnold
chief Of the United States Army
arr corps, arrived IN London by
air today one day before he was
cNnccleA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

lice force for - years. earned the
Hicfyuafre through his -sReaHay
ability 10 spot stolen ears. During
his years of service, Schalkhams
prowesS for remembering license
resulted in his recovery of
more than 500 stolen automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Youngest Fairbanks

AZ tho beginning OF TINS opus
there was some mention Of The
fact that therell always be a FAIR
banks. There was ample evidence
ot the youngest one. Daphne. who
celebrated her first birthday anni-
fcrSary Ct few days ago. IN Tho
middle 81 the Fairbanks draW sing
room whore her pop Wa Iutcr-
viewed. stood her play pen ON
the port SIDE. her baby-buecy
rested and over 10 StarooaId were
a huge Easier cGC, - inches ir
diameter dre-.ed-up bunny. mis-
coi,anooas TOYS and sscvcra
hrlght.y-wrapped unopened pack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Hoover Wen DivHIee
.FBl' S Defense Probes
WASHINGTON. April L

WASHINGTON. April II. 49,
tINSD Testimony on the work Of
the FBI IN relation 10 the defense
program would he fatal 10 the flu
.ture usefulness" of the FBI. ITS
director. !. Edgar Hoover. today
notified Chairman Andrew May
CD Of kentucky of the House
military affairs com m i tie @.
Hoover in a letter 10 May. de-
clined 10 testify as requested on
his bureaus part in the defense
effort in checking sabotage. eS-
piOnage labor disturbances and
draft eVaSions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
YHgosldv Army Plane
Crashes in Rumania

BERLIN. April i. - QNS)
Crash of Yugoslav army plane
in the Rumanian oil district around
GandeSti killed the crafts crew of
three officers and six civilians. the
German news agency DNB re-
ported today from Bucharest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Eagle Eye Gus Quits;
Spotted Stolen Cars

NEW YORK. April II QNS)
Patrolman August Schalkham
Eagle-Eye Gus TO the trade is
urning in his shield. Schalkham.
Who served on the New York DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

on week DAYS enjoy the two
pages Of cofHics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times. on SUNDAY. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
PARA LA MUJER
DEL G
NG.n. Dc ID Ss Sds,)

Gals de tai suerte que vuestro es
poso no pueda pensar jamas
que sois mas debil que Ell. que
dependeis de 81 y que sin el Sc
vera comprometida vuestra exis
tencia material.
Debeis de rodearle de cuida-
dos v, especialmente velar por
la excelencia de sus comidas'
Esmeraos en- ell desayuno, para
que guarde un grato recuerdo
TODD ell dfa.
Que no lie falten ninguna no
che vuestras caricias y ~vuestros
besos, para cue el Sc sienta anna
do.
Evitad los reproches y las
compasiones. No lie recordeis las
promesas que pudo haceroS
cuando solo era vuestro noviO
promesas que acaso no lie ha 81
do possible cumplir. Tampoco K
hagais ell elogio de los marido!
vuestras amigos; sobre TODD, M
lie digais que son mas generoso.
que 81.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
SALDRA HOY DE LISBOA
Ell TRANSPORTE WEST
POINT

isboa, julio 25.-E trans
porte "West Point, de la arma-
da americana. saldra hoy para
Estados Unidos con centenares
de c6nsules y agentes consula-
res en- Alemania, Italia y otros
paises dominados pOr Ell Eje.
La lista de pasajeros Sc compile
to con un grupo de &c hombres,
mujeres " ninos que entraron
en- Portugal por Vilar Formoso.
Mientras este grupo no lego,
no Sc permiti6 desembarcar a
los c6nsules nazis y sus fami-
iiares.
FL pasadO microbes Sc permi
tic desembarcar a 1877 italianos,
pero luego de que habian nega-
do los c6nsules americanos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Ha sido echado a rodar malsa
namente ell rumor de que en- Ia
campana polftica presente, yo
estoy apoyando a un candidate
para .un puesto pGblico, y deseo
hacer saber con ell objeto de que
no queden dudas de ninguna ella
Sc sobre esteparticular, de que
70 no estoy apoyando actual
mente a ningun candidate para
ningun puesto public.
Creo conveniente ell que todas
las personas interesadas en- esta
J lucha politica tengan muy pre-
sente esta declaration mia, por-
que deseo hacer constar que yo
soy completamente neutral en-
TODD aquello que Sc refiera a la
election de cualquier otro can
didato cue no sea yoI
Deseo tambi6n hacer p1blico
una vez mas mi profunda graft
tud y respeto hacia todas las
/ personals que me honraron con
, su confianza eligi6ndome para
ell puesto de conceial cue actual
ments d~esempeno. Creo sincera-
mente que he desempenado a
conciencia las funciones que di-
cho cargo trae aparejado. y he
estado en- todos los momentos al
servicio del pueblo, que fue ell
que me eligi6 para dicho puesto,
servicios que lie prestado STEM
pre- sin distingos de nnguna
clase.
Actualmente vuelvo a solicit
tar de mis- amigos y conciuda-
danos igual apoyO para la rec
lection en- ell puesto de Conceal
por ell Distrito No. 9. ST soy rec
lecto para Ell puesto. espero Sc
guir sirviendo a mis- conciudada
nos, en- la misma forma que IL
he hecho anteriormente bajO ur
lena que ha sido siempre mi di-
visa en- toda mi actuaci6n publ.
ca: "Del pueblo, para ell pueblo
v al servicio del pueblo. TodOS
los que me conocen saben que
estas palabras mfas estan res
paldadas por los hechos, que ha.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
A los e~Iectores del Distnto No.9
y la opinion pdblica en- genera

olan por 81 solos &c mi actua-
ci6n pasada.
Espero que todns mis- amigos
y simpatizadOres aprecien ensu
debido valor la sinceridad de
mis- palabras y no Sc dejen in
fluenciar por ciertas campanas
y rumores que solo tienen por
objeto aparentemente ell restar-
me las simpatias que he conquis
tado entire los cientos de mis-
amigos Y simpatizadores.
Frank Cannella continda en-
Ell presente, como en- ell pasadO.
en- la misma posici6n de amigo
sincere de todos; pero en- la &C
tual campana politica no apoya
a ningdn candidate, y solo estoy
interesado en- mi propia reelec-
ci6n para FL cargo que desempe-
no, donde espero, 81 vuelvo ser
favorecido con ell voto de los e.
Jlectoredel Distrito No. 8, poder
seguir sirviendo fielmente los
interese de los electores de mi
Distrito en- particular y los In
tereses del pueblo de Tampa en-
general.
Muy c~ordialmente de todos,
Frank CGnneIIa,
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
PETICIoNES DE CIUDADA.
MIA

Solicitaron aver Ia ciu6aia
MIA americana, en- la Corte Fe
deral, las siguientes personals:
Emilio Garcia, 1882 Beach;
Victoria Suarez Gonzalez,
2S03 Segunda avenida; Luis
Fernandez, 2110 Lemon; Ma
nuel Alvarez, 25O9 Gale Ire
ce; Antonio Mari, 1910 aveni-
da Decima; Signe Eli Rehling
1901 avenida Central, San Pc
tersburg; Herminia Linares,
2509 Dewey; Eduardo Solar,
Tampa Bay Boulevard Kurt
Richard Boenhnke, 1910 ave.
nida River Heights
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Bernardo Rua, de sc amos,
vecino del 1916 de la Decima
avenida, falleci6 aver en- su
domicilio. LIE sobreviven SUI
viuda, Sra. Regla v. Rua, dos
hijos, Aristides y Oscar; una
hija, Sra. Estela Valdes Bri-
to, y una Meta.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
e. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamerte por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
MATRIMoNIos

James Edward McElmur /.
ray, jr., q, y Margaret Lucil-
lie Moore, 10; Manuel D. Ra-
mirez, &c, y Teresa Ester Es-
tella Lopez, "a.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Desde que he visto Ell sol
esta nenito de manchas,
nj me allegro con su luz
nj me calientan sus llamas.
I'm lucero me bes6.
Senti en- mi frente su llama.
sD6nde esta de mi lucero
la luz que lie iluminaba2
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y lluvias ocasiona
les. Maxima temperature, en-
la tarde de aver, 80 grades;
minima, en- la manana, IA.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Panama CT
ty lego ell vapor americana
Bellingham, de la compania
Pan Atlantico.
Partieron ell vapor Alamo,
que Sc dirige a New York, con
carga, y ell Falmouth, que lle-
va mercancias para Kingston,
Jamaica, y las islas de Barlo-
vento y SotaventO.
1r3
Mares alta a las 3:42 a. m.
~ 2;10 p. M; marea baja q
las 1853 a. m. y 1888 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 5:48 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 7:24 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

Bombed
BY Raj

LONDON. May "a. - British
bombers carried out smashing at
tacks on the western German in
dustrial city of Cologne. the docks
at st. Nazaire, France, and t h G
Nazi-occupied French coastline
last night and early today while
German planes dropped a few
bombs on Britain.
Dispatches from Dover told of a
terrific British bombing attack
early this morning on the French
port of Boulogne.
Raj bombers set fire TO large
merchant vessel off the Dutch
coast and damager a tanker of
the west coast of France.
An air ministry announcement
the German night raids
as slight. Only few bombs were
dropped and damage and casual
ties were small.
London passed its thirteenth con-
secutive night without an air raid
alarm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
BRITISH IN WIDE RAIDS

CAIRO, May 24.-QNS)-
Smashing British aerial attacks oil
Axis positions from Libya to IraC
were reported today in an officia
Raj communique which claimed
heavy damage to the German al
forces aiding the Bagdad govern
ment of Radhid Ali
I'm Libya," the communique
said, British planes bombed the
harbor at Bengal, starting
huge fires and explosions.
"Other warplanes attacked a
motor transport concentration
at Soddu, in Abyssinia and
troops, transports and stores at
Gimma.
"MosuI Airdromc was ma
chine-gunned and two enemy
aircraft were destroyed and
others were damaged.
German warplanes bombed
and machine gunned Habbaniyah
Airdrome, causing damage to
buildings and a few casualties"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
IRAQ COAST BOMBED

BEIRUT, May 24.-INS)-
Naval bombardment of Iraq'
southern positions was admitted
today in an official communique oil
the forces of pro-Axis Premier
Radhid Ali. relayed to Beirut from
Bagdad.
Artillery and patrol activities
on the western front" the COM
munique claimed, resulted In
heavy losses to the enemy.
Patrols supported by south
ern irregular nationalist forces
attacked enemy posts at Makal
and Choueiba, INJECTING casual
ties and capturing war materials.
"Our air force accommodated
and bombed is Royal Air Force
bases and engaged enemy raid
ers. All our planes returned.
The enemy raided Rashid Air
drome and the camp at Wash
wash. Damage was slight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

I say to them there are those of
us who believe in America; who
have faith in American institu-
tons; who have confidence in our
ability to defend ourselves without
the aid of England or any foreign
power
Give us, 7 say, an opportunity
to remain at peace and 10 solve
our domestic problems within the
framework of the Constitution. 10
the end that we will build Of this
nation a greater and mightier
republic.
During the past month or two
I have travelled some 1900 miles
through more than 20 states. ]
have addressed public meetings
from one end of this country 10
the other. Whether IL was bust
ness and professional men in Gin
cinnati. workers in Derver, farm
ers in Sioux Falls miners in
Butte. merchants in Boston. every
Wi1eIe-tdSl VI NtSl-ll was TIC
same. The American people are
firmly resolved to avoid this war.
JUST PRo-AMERICANs
These crowded, overflow meet
ings from Boston 10 Denver were
composed of a cross section of the
population. They vert not pro-
Nazi, pro-Fascist, or pro-Commun-
ist They were simply pro-Amer-
leans. They, like myself, were
sympathetic with the English peo-
pie.
/ am not afraid Of any of the
imaginary threats conjured by
those who want TO take us into
a jolly war. l am afraid that II
President Roosevelt rerudiates his
election pledges to the American
people-not 10 take us into a for
eign war-that the American PEG.
pie will lose faith, not only ir
their President, but in their gov.
eminent.
/ am afraid that IL our nationa
debt grows greater and greater VIZ
will resort TO debt reputation Of
imitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Invasion Rules
Stand Firm, Obey Orders,
Churchill Leofet Says
International New. s.r,ic, csbI.

LONDON. May 24.-Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill moved to-
day 10 prepare Britains population
for resistance against a Nazi in.
vasion attempt
In a personal introduction 10 q
leaflet-"Beating the Invader
which will be distributed 10 the
entire population beginning next
week. the prime minister wrote:
"Stand firm carry on :.
II may easily be some weeks be-
fore the invader has been totally
destroyed. killed or captured to
There will be most violent
fighting. Your duty Is TO obey
orders"
The leaflet answers IA questions
on what 10 do II an invasion
occurs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Americans Fate
Waits RddioChat
International New. servic, csbI.

LONDON, May PA neutral
diplomatic source in Lond ION
charged today that Germany is
hedging" regarding disposition Of
the 40 Americans now held at
Nazi occupied St. Jean de Luz
after being removed from the
sunken Egyptian liner canaan.
According TO this source the
Germans are playing a waiting
game regarding the Americans
pending President Roosevelt's
scheduled radio address Tuesday
night.
If the Germans consider this
speech unsatisfactory, it was as
serted, the Americans probably
will be held in German custody
for an indefinite period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

Keeping this nation al peace and
free from foreign wars is the most
noble and patriotic service than an
American can render the republic.
BY these standards. no man has
served the United States more in
diligently, more courageously. and
more effectively than Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh. Upon him the war
mongers have turned their scorn
and abuse. But he has continued
10 fight the fight Of peace and
democracy.
To Colonel Lindbergh, say. the
greatest eventual glory comes not
from wars won or lost but from
war prevented, Some day that
glory will he accorded Colonel
Lindbergh, as il was accorded his
illustriouS father and old Battling
Bob LaFollette.
NONPARTIsAN SPEECH
7 speak 10 you tonight, not as
a Democrat. not as a Republican,
but as a plain. ordinary citizen
who is deeply interested in this
country Of ours. ] am here 10
urge you TO muster the courage 10
fight as you have never fought
before; 10 fight 10 save your sons
from the bloody battlefelds of
Europe, Asia and Africa: TO fight
against one-man government in
the United States.
Peace or war is not a partisan
issue. 1t is an American issue.
/ hate one-man government. /
was denouncing Mussolini when
Churchill was saying Tin 1927 IF
/ were an Italian ! would be a
Fascist / was denouneing Hitler
when Lord Halifax was shooting
wild boar with Goering in Ger
mary Today. I denounce nazism,
fascism and communism.
l denounce British imperialists
American tories, and all war max.
ers. Ii there be one or many
within the range of my voice who
prefers the German, the Italian
the Russian. or the British system,
10 the American form of govern
ment, ! say ~ there. and sta,
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
$4,000 Onion
One Box Brings $I37,532
at London Rattle
international New, servic. csbI.

LONDON. May PA single
onion-one onion-that was pur-
chased for $4,000 was placed on
display in London today
A whole box OF onions brought
S137,5 $50.
The onions. now extremely rare
in Britain. were ratified off as a
feature of Greater London's war
weapons week which ends today
with subscriptions for war bonds
and certificates totaling S402,-
400. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

and women in this country ready
TO give up their normal interests
anc their normal occupations so
that our way Of life and our right
TO determine il may survive.
Every one of us has made some
sacrifice 10 attend this rally. You
have given up an evening at home
or with your friends. Senator
Wheeler has come from Washing
ton 10 talk to us. He represents
the type of leadership that places
America first. Mr.. Thomas has
added this engagement TO an al
ready crowded schedule. If all OF
our leaders had the courage,
integrity, and vision that these
men have shown. this country
would not be on the verge OF war
today.
Mrs Norris. Mrs. Marquand,
Mr.. Flynn. all of us on the Amer
lea First Committee are contrib
uting everything we can to pre-
vent this war and TO maintain the
way of life we believe in for
America.
I am glad to be able to tell you
that our strength is increasing.
This meeting is one of many. /
have just come from the West.
and I can tell you that in every
state, in every city, on street
corners, and on farms, men and
women are meeting. as we have
met tonight. From every section Of
our country cry is rising against
this war. But it is cry that
reaches beyond the question OF
war alone.
CALLS FOR LEADERSHIP
It Is more penetrating than
that. 1t echoes from the very
foundations on which our system
of government is built. 1t asks how
this situation came about. 1t de-
mands an explanation Of what
happened at the election last
November. 1t demands an account
ing from a government that has
led us to war while it promised us
peace.
We in America can make our
nation an example for the rest of
the world. We can spread our
ideals in other countries. We can
defend this hemisphere from in
vasion. And all of this can be ac-
complished without entering the
war.
The America First Committee
asks your help in carrying out
this program.
We ask you to join with us In
demanding that election promises
be kept by our leaders. We ask
you to organize in your commun-
ity, to write your representatives
in Washington, to attend meetings
of this kind whenever they are
held.
Our American ideals, our indie
pendence, our freedom, our right
to vote on important issues all de-
pend on the sacrifices we are will
ing to make, and the action we
take at this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Urged as Peacennaker
Senator Wheeler Wants Roosevelt to Quit Drive
ToDard War and Lead Moue to End Conflict
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK, May 24.-In a radio address delivered
before audience in Madison Square Garden here last
night Senator Burton Wheeler Montana Democrat urged
President Roosevelt to become the European
conflict instead of leading this country into the He
spoke the America First Committee program with Gel.
Charles A.. Lindbergh Senator Wheeler said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
6, 900 Screaming Nazis
Die i'm Sea Off Crete

The first eyewitness account emerging from the gigantic
battle for Crete given In the following dispatch from the
British Mediterranean fleets headquarters telling how
Brains warshps smashed German efforts to land REIN
forcements by sea. infctng great losses of life.
BY MASSEY ANDERSON
IntIN speca Coresp