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Evening star., 1941-01-19
Good Lungs Also
Are a Requirement
For Film StardOm
By the Associated Pres

HOLLYWOOD.
Want to be in pictures? Then
say this without taking a breath:
"SJomachs! My daddy's always
talking about his stomach and when
Nom asks him if they can't have
some general conversation my daddy
SAYS what's the matter with StOm-
achs as topic of general CONVEX
Sation on account Of everybody has
a stomach hasn't he? or she, as the
case may be?"
It's 90 words, and little Virginia
Wiedler had TO get it off for a movie
scene and be breathlcss at the end.
She did, and was. Every one else
on the set was breathleSs. too. while
she chartered through the tricky
passage.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

n llult RO( r.Iits
All-AmeriCaQ."
FranChot Tone
in
Trail of Vieilantes "
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston III
"Moon over Burma "
John Garfield and
Brenda Marshall II
Fast of the River "
Henry Fonda and
Linda Darnell IN
Chad Hanna "
RAJ Mllland and
Claudette Colbert IN
Arise, My Love"
"Turnabout" and
"LaughIn@ al
Dancer
Escape" and
"Tuaboat Anne
Sails Again
Ma~.eue Dietrich and
.TUhn Wayne III
seven Sinners
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson ECdy IN
BIttCrSWeet
DICK Powell and
Joan B.ondeu N
Y Want d Divorce
TYRONE Power and
Linda Darneil IN
The Mark of Zorro.
Kav KVSer and
RorIs Karlof IN
You Il Find Out"
Norma Shcarer and
Robert Taylor IN
The Escape
-Four Wives"
and
The Quarterback "
Alice Fave and
Betty Cradle III
Tin Pan Allev
HalIabaloo" and
Fugitive From a
Prison Camp
JUDY Garland and
Gcorge Murphv in
Little Nellie Kelly
Claudrrte Co.ber' An
Ray MNiaUu in
ARISE. M Lo'6' -
Kay Ky rr ard
Peer LORE u
You. Find OU'
Mar,cnc D.e'r.cn an.
John Weyne Z.
seven Slime: ~
Doro,hv Lam0ur an.
Robert Presto ia
Moon over Burn .
Beau Ge>.s'
s4d
"DalCv -
Mic Wlmcr Night s
I)-' rl.l
The La..r Sisters
IN
-Four Mothers
Dor0thy IanOur ant
Robert Preston II
Moon OiE. Burma
Lew Avres and
Lone Barrymore ~
Dr K Kildare 5 Cr.s.s
Henry Fonda ard
IIG "a DaTCGN -
Chad Hanna
The Ama1ug DE
Cll.terhouSe "GtI
From God 8 Country
Dorothy LamGIr am
Henry Fonda in
Chad Hanna
Sabu June DuDrez.
Conrad VI 4 THE
Th;rf O! Z C4|
Vlr-.ria Gilmore ant
William Henry IN
Jennie
"vNlain Stiu Pur
Her and "Beyont
The Sacramento
: FrsnchcL Tone
~
"Trsll Of VlcLanreS
Lew AyreS AID
Lionel BARRYMORE IN
DR. Kildare 5 Crisis.
VyoTHu-E and
Ny Love Came
Back
Jane, Caqlcy az,
Pa O Brlen ii Fer
Comes The Navy
The Lady IT
QueS.out and
I n StI.! Alive
Edward c. Robin o
in A Dispatch FrCT
Reuters
Henry Fonda ard
Liz ia Darne.i II
Chad Hanna
Lew Avrc~ and
Lionel BARRYMORE Il
D. Kildare X Crisis
John Garfield and
Brenda Mar hall in
East o. 'he River.
Alan JONer NaNc'
Kelly "One Nigh
II the TroplC>
Alice FAYE and
Betty Crabic IN
Ti0 Pan Alley" "
Kay KySer
II
You 4 Find Out -
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Work Stands Still
When Papa Can't
Tell Twins Apart
BY tire Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD
Papa couldn't tell them apart.
Mama could, but she was at home.
Jean and Joan Biff1e, l-year-old
identical twins, were doubling in
the role of Cary Grand and Irene
Dunne's adopted daughter in
Penny Serenade."
Because babies can work but q
few moments at a time, the tTlns
were being alternated II was
Joa.-- turn, the script girl an
no,mced. And which, Mr. BIfle,
was Joan?
Jack Bifle reached for the ldenti-
ficatlOn tags. But they were gone.
Work stopped while a taxi rushed
Mrs. Biffle to the studio from her
home, miles away.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
THURSDAY

"Knute Rockne. ALL.
American" and DIR.
Kildare Goes Home. "
Gary Cooper, Made
lcine Carroll North
west Mounted Police. "
Judy Garland in
Little Nellie Kelly"
Also amateur nirht.
Miriam Hopkins in
Lady with Rcd
Hair -
Claudettr CoibcIi and
Ray Milldnd in
Arise. My Love-
Youth Will Re
Served and who
Killed Aunt Maggie
The Letter" and
The Mexican Snltfre
out Wes'
Miriam Hopkins IN
Lady With Red
Evening star., 1941-01-19
TUESDAY
The Sea Hawk" and
The Mummys
Hand -

q az ~ v - - -
The Mummys
Hand"
Gary Cooper, Made
leine Carroll, NORTH
west Mounted Police "
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners y
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners. -
Allan Jores. Nancy
Kelly. "One Night in
the Tropics "
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson EDDY in
"Bittersweet. "
Hit Parade of 1871"
and youth VIII Be
Served. "
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners
Don Ameche, Betty
Cradle. Down Argen-
tine Way
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Two Stars and a Vacation:
A Study in Contrast
George Brent, After Some 60 Films
In Decade, Could Use Bit of
Barry Norton's Medicine
By Robin Coons.
Associated Press Stan Writer.
HOLLYWOOD.


Barry Norton
his dressing a
tired
George didn't do the
vacation Next thing he knew his home lot Warner Bros had amd
had eight ruefuly
Evening star., 1941-01-19
FRIDAY

"Knute Rockne, All.
American. and "Dr.
Kildare Gses Home
Gary Cooper, Made
leine Carroll, North
west Mounted Police "
Judy Garland and
George Murphy In.
Little Nellie Kelly"
John Garfield and
Brenda Marshal lin
Fast Of the River. "
Claudettc Colbert and
Ray Mllland il
Arise, My Love-
Raw Corrlgan and
John King IN West
of Pinto Basin "
Knew What They
Wanted" Tug boat
Annie Sails Again
George Brent and
Brenda Mar hall III
South of SueZ
Evening star., 1941-01-19
WEDNESDAY
The Sea Hawk" and |
The Mummy's !
Hand

The Sea Hawk" and
The Mummy's
Hand
Gary Cooper. Made
leine Carroll, NORTH
west Mounted Police "
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne In
Seven Sinners. y
Msriene Dietrich and
John Wa ync in
Seven Sinners -
Allan Jones. Nancy
Kelly. "Onc Night in
the Tropics
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy IN
"BitterSweet -
The Letter" and
The Mexican SDitflre
Out West -
Marlene Dietrich and
John Wayne in
Seven Sinners
Don Ameche. Betty
Cradle, Down Argen-
t,ta~ w. -
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

"Safari" and
RAINBOW Over
the Range "
Gary Cooper, Made
leine Carroll North
west Mounted Police "
KAY Francis and
George Bancroft in
Little Men"
Gallant Sons" and
Blonde Plays
Cupid "
william Boyd
IN
Doomed Caravan"
Marjorie Rambrau In
"IugbOat Annie Sails
Again
La ddle' and Spring
time in the Rockies"
Also STAGE show
Dead End KIDS
III
Give Us Wing s "
Baby Sandy IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

war department today reported II
Is using a new type bomb shelter
to protect its explosive experts
making observations under fire.
The shelter allows observers to
watch from the edge of shelled
areas the effects of new types OF
explosives. Old and new types OF
ammunition are compared by fir
ing first the old shell. then follow
ing it with the new type and COM
pairing results. Experts can report
their observations TO the firing line
by telephone in the bomb shelters.
Erected at tho Jefferson proving
ground Madison. Ind. The shelters
have walls Of reinforced concrete,
II to Is inches thick. and an out
side measurement Of 7xS feet. OBJ
servers see through a one-half inch
slit which is protected by series
Of step down ridges. so that shell
fragments striking near the open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Army Housing
.Dedi(atedon4 th

BATTLE CREEK, July 5.-The
residents of Battle Greek high
lighted the celebration of the
Fourth with the dedication OF the
new 100000 enlisted mems hour
ing project.
Several hundred persons gath
cred at the Lakevicw project
shortly before 2:30 p m. to hear
civic and military officials speak
in the double celebration. The
project houses $50 families of en-
listed men who are stationed at
Fort Custer.
Built at government expense be-
cause of the high rents in Battle
Creek, the structure was opened
June IS to the first of IT'S occu-
pants. All of the buildings are
now occupied
Principal speakers ar the event
were the Rev. n. Dan Brady. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church and Y. NJ. c. A. chairman
of the u. S. O. drive, and Capt
Richard Merrick, Fort Custer in
telligence officer a number of
other short speeches were made by
civic and army leaders.
Despite the EXODUS OF several
thousand soldiers from Fort Gus
ter. officers were escorts 10 thou
sands of civilian visitors here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Steel Leader,
Dies

Lawrence Mccarthy, preSi-
dent of the Hub Steel Company
and well known in structural steel
circles for the past Is years. died
Saturday at Detroit Osteopathic
Hospital after a short illness.
Mr.. Mccarthy was a former
president of the Association OF
Steel Fabricators of Detroit. He
was born in Youngstown, o., as
years ago but had spent most OF
his life in Detroit
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. AlonZo d. Mccarthy;
two brothers. Thomas and Francis,
and four sisters. Mrs. Margaret
Moore and Mrs Helen Rush OF
Detroit. Mrs. Mildred Collins OF
East Lansing and Mrs. Mary Ler-
mont Of Nahant. Mass.
Services will be held at Q a m.
Tuesday at ST. Cecelia's Church,
with burial in Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Rigid Export Control
Put on Products

WASHINGTON, July SINS
President Roosevelt today issued a
proclamation placing a long list OF
vegetable, chemical. rubber and
electrical products under a rigid
system Of export control licensing
Proclamation was issued or
recommendations or Brig. Gen
Russell Maxwell. administration OF
export control. Hides and skins
also were on the list of articles
that must be licensed for export
The rubber products included au-
tomobile tires and tubes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Father Wittliff S
Mass on Monday
international News Photo

The Rev. Stephen A. J Witt
lift. director of the Detroit Cath
Ollie Arch-DioceSan Apostolate. will
celebrate his feftieth saeeFdetal
anniversary Monday al 10 a. m.
with a solemn high mass in the
chapel of the Little Sisters of the
Poor. West Outer drive and
Southfeld road.
Father Wittin was born In
Richmond. Mich, March Is, 1876.
and is, a graduate of ST Stephens
Parochial School. Port Huron. He
pursued his ecclesiastical studies
in Assumption College. Sandwich,
Ont; the Papal Josephinidm Col
lege of Worthington, o.; St.
rancis Seminary, Milwaukee,
Wis, and completed his course at
Mt. st. Mary's Seminary, Gin
cinnati. O. On July T. 1901, he
was ordained by Bishop Foley in
st. Peter and Paufs Pro-Cathe-
dral. John r. and Adelaide streets.
Assisting Father Wittliff at the
anniversary mass will be: The
Rev. Richard Cunningham of
st. Brigids, the Rev. Joseph Pad
dock of ST. Leo's, the Rev Frank
Phillips of ST. Martins and
Father Philip OF Our Lady Of
Help Catholic Church The master
Of ceremonies will be Father Boni-
ace of ST ScholaSticas parish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
7 Ex-Convi(ts Free
In Staying Probe

ST. LOUIS. July 5.-QNS)-
Leo V. Brothers, who recently
served a prison term for the muir
der of Alfred Lingle, Chicago
newspaper reporter. was released
today by the ST. Louis County
SheriffS office after questioning as
TO the possible whereabouts Of two
men accused Of numbering Charles
L. Bailey OF Evansville, Ind
Also released with Brothers was
Lawrence Callahan. former con-
vict. Brothers and Callahan were
questioned regarding the where
abouts OF Patrick Hogan. described
by officers as race track "tol =
and Thomas Whalen. former q
employe of St. Louis. Hogan and
Whalen are charged in warrants
with Bailey's Staying Bailey was
found fatally shot June Is in St.
Louis County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Draft, Seizure
Bills Confront
Busy Congress
BY LEE RASHALL
IntI News Service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, July Sc
gress tonight confronted a M
mentous week of legislative
decisions during which issues Of
far-reaching importance TO the
foreign policy of President Roose-
welt and to the daily life of Amer
leans in the current emergency
will likely be determined.
With prospects for month-long
Summer recess waning on Capitol
Hill, the Senate and House pre-
pared to accelerate their programs
10 compensate for the Independ-
ence Day holiday. Congressional
leaders predicted the following
major results in the coming week:
THE Senate military affairs
Il committee will report favor
ably the administration draft
property" bill, probably Monday.
empowering the President To
seize any facilities needed for
defense, but not to requisition
personal belongings as en-
visiOned by the measure before
II was modified.
O-The House will attempt to
- pass, beginning Tuesday. tho
draft-age bill. mandatorily re-
ducing from SO to % years tho
maximum age of army selectees.
A last stand by organized labor
In opposition to drastic anti
strike provisions contained In
the bill passed by the Senate, 10
anticipated.
C-Democratic leaders will con-
- fer with the President on
possible legislation authorizing
the retention OF draftees, re-
serves and national guardsmen
beyond one year of service, ana
removing restrictions on sem
ing an expeditionary force
any combat front beyond tho
Western Hemisphere.
A-President Roosevelt also
4 may announce decision on
whether To yield To administra-
ton demands that ne submit
specific legislation bulwarking
the federal price-fixing cam
paign against initiation. by pro-
yiding criminal penalties Tor
failure to obey price ceiling
orders.
S-Realignment Of the Supreme
- Court will be completed
with the Senate expected to con-
firm the nomination OF Atty.
Gen. Robert Jackson, Monday,
over opposition of Senator Tyd-
Ings (D) of Maryland and with
the seating Of Senator James
Byrnes D) OF North Carolina
as associate justice, leaving his
post as Senate administration
"trouble shooter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Enlistment Lays
In Canada; Draft
Believed Near

OTTAWA, July 5.-The. volun-
tary enlistment system was on
trial for its life in Canada this
week as a campaign TO recruit an
additional $4,000 men for overseas
service neared its close
Figures were not disclosed, but
national defense department Off
Icials admitted that the response
had not been as prompt as they
had anticipated. Many observers
predicted that unless the drive
showed an upswing in its final
week, far-reaching changes in the
recruiting system would have TO
be considered
Hon. j. l.. Ralston. national de-
Tense minister, while congratulate
ing Canada on her response 10
last months $600,000,000 Victory
Loan campaign, has sounded a
warning that money, without
men, will not be sufficient to win
the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
PAT 0'Brien Saves
z Children in Surf

SAN DIEGO, July 5.-GNS)-
Friends hailed Pat OBrien, the
film actor, as a hero today, He
rescued his two children. Mavour.
neen, 6, and Shawn, ), from a deer
hole in the ocean surf yesterday
As O'Brien and actor Ronald
Reagan were swimming. a strong
wave knocked the two children
-down and pushed them into the
deep water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Moy Override Quebec

Some observers suggest that
this difficulty might be overcome
by Imposing more widespread
compulsory service for home de-
tense, peieiRg belief that many
young men, if they found them
selves compelled to serve, would
voluntarily accept overseas duty.
Other observers contend, that if
necessary, Quebec's objections to
consumption must be oVerridden
by formation of a union
government similar to that which
put compulsory military service
into force in the last war over
French-Canadian objections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
British Cruiser
Hit, Italians Say


ROME. July 5. - Two British
fighter planes were shot down in
an Italian air raid on the Medi-
terranean fortress of Malta. the
Italian high command announced
tonight
The. Fascist air force also
bombed the British Sian d of
Cyprus, in the eastern Mediter-
ranean. hitting shipping in Cyprus
harborS and port installations.
1t was claimed that a British
auxiliary cruiser was hit by two
torpedoeS in the Mediterranean.
In North Africa. Italian and
German bomberS repeatedly at
tackled harbor installations at
TObruk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
losses Lit Cracker in Auto
Of 6 Carrying Fireworks

technic displays Of the night Said
Booker.
we were waiting for a traf-
fic light 60 change when our Sc
worth Of fireworks caught that
cracker Then everything broke
loose. FifecrackerS popped.
'r"' cts tore rIj Oi the windows.
Roman candles shot OF. Then
The car caught on fire. :"
Ii-cren ruf out the flames. hu'
the car hid 10 boz towed away The
mon n tho car were pain
fuly burned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Raids on France
Win u. s. Pilots
New LdureIs
nv GEORGE LAIT


LONDON. July Carrying out
a systematic plan 10 wreck Nazi
production in the rich industrial
district of northwest France the
Raj during The day and tonight
heavily attacked Tho Lilo and
Ahhcvillc sections
These newest blows followed p
broad night sweep on az least n
dozen points from Norway 90 the
French coast Of ne English Chan
mel. with the ncdClinC American
EAGLE squadron winning new laJ-
TelS.
BrcSt was one of the focal points
81 Friday night aerial assaults
and returning pilots said that
sticks Of bombs Straddled and
presumably damaged the 26.000-
ton German battlcShipS Scharn-
horst and Gneiscnau and tho now
10O00-ton NaA cruiser Prlnz
EuEen
These warcraft reported Grip
pied in repeated Raj attacks, arc
the targets for frequent raids
which damage them anew every
time the Germans attempt 10
make them Seaworthy again.
For the second successive night,
the air ministry said. Lille and
AbheWllc were raided Friday
night all tho American Eagles re-
turned safely from their attacks
on these points. The air ministry
did not state whether the Amer-
cans took part IN Saturday nights
sweeps.
An air ministry communiquo
announced:
Heavy bombers. with strong
escort of fighters. attacked inn
portant steel and engineering
works at Lille Saturday. One
factory received direct hit.
The railroad yard AT Able
vile was bombed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Warmth Chief Aim
laps Plan Ban
On Aid TO Reds
International INV. service Cahl.

International Nrwt service Cable
TOXIC, July Members of
the Japanese government today
discussed possible extension of
NipponS territorial waters in a
move 10 combat American war
material shipments to Russia via
'NladVOStok.
An official spokesman said the
Japanese plan may be somewhat
similar 10 the Pdn-Amcrican
safety zone which extends some
800 miles out 10 sea-
Regarding what was termed the
'semhlancc OF cncirclemcnt which
would result prom presence of
United States warplancS in Siberia.
tho spokesman declared
The fact explains itself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
HGL I'm Army
Officers Told to Avoid
Washington Duty
international News ServIc, wiz,

WASHINGTON. July 5. 49, The
high cost of living in Washington
caused the army to issue regula-
tions today that only unmarried
army lieutenantS. or those who
know of the housing and cost of
living situation, will be ordered
here for duty.
No army quarters are available
-MaShingtoa-for- officers. and
those who are ordered TO the CAPT.
tai must state that they have the
financial means TO meet the Situa-
ton and are willing TO accept as
Signment to duty in the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

CHICAGO, July 5-From a hos
pital bed today Theodore Booker
u. told how il al happened,
RE and five others two men and
three women. all Negroes. were
driving in a sedan into which hoy
hso tust loaded a large box Of fire
works whom some practical joker
from tho sidewalk tossed "a Lighted
IrcCracker into thc back seat
Followed one ~ the cifyy mos
spcc ocular and ImpTOmpIu pryo o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Nazi Big Berthas'
Dispense Convoy

BERLIN, July 5.-German long
range Big Berthas" today BROKE
up a British shipping convoy of
FolkeStone and Dover. the high
command announced, while success
ses were reported in night al
attacks on Britain
Bomb hits caused large con
hagrations on an important war
plant in an English midland
town." a bulletin said I'm Plym-
outh harhor shipyards were set
afire.
several Raj bases in south
and southeast England were at
tackled.
"BOmberS sank 5.0OO-ton
merchant ship in Bristol Chan
mel.
Weak Raj forces dropped
high explosive and incendiary
bombs in western Germany. hut
damage was insignificant. An
either attempt 90 penetrate the
continent via the FriSian islands
was frustrated nv anti-aircraft
FIRE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Doctor Gets 10 Years
For Wife Saying

BATH, Me. July s. GNS)-
Sentence OF from 10 10 20 years
in state prison was imposed today
upon Or. Merrill f. Joss. 3D.
Richmond, who was convicted by
a Sagadahoc County Superior
Court jury Of manslaughter in
connection with the bludgeon-slay-
ing of his phySician-wife, DR..
LuVcrne Harris Joss. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Minneapolis Boy, z,
Wins Birling Title

"GLADS TONE, July 5.-Ted
Springer, II. of Minneapolis, was
acclaimed the national junior bril-
ing champion today after he de-
feated Paul Perry, II, Of Pittsfield.
Mass, for the title in the three
day log-rolling tournament here.
He is the son of George r.
Springer. president Of the National
Rnleo Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

WASHINGTON. July s. INS)
The department of agriculture
today announced II would peg
prices OF various grades Of Cali
1ornia raisinS. as a means Of Stahi-
lizlng production for either relief
use or possible leaSe-lend aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Bomb 3 Warships

''Brest and LOrient French
ports) were heavily attacked
also. At Brest, sticks of bombs
straddled the s horst,
Gneisenau and PrlnZ Eugen.
at Lorient bombs fell
amongst moored submarines.
Much damage was done also 10
the docks and other harbor IA
cilities. Two enemy fighter
planes were destroyed.
Lighter forces attacked docks
ut Cherbourg and industrial
targets in the Rhineland.
"Offensive patrols were car
ried out over northern France.
Bombs were dropped on railway
yards at Abbeville. -Four bomb
ers are missing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Need Pressing

RalSton states that until a few
months ago the need for volun.
lteerS in Canada was not sc
pressing.
But today the need has
arisen, and IL Is urgent" he
declared
As an example 10 private EN-.
lployers. the Dominion government
is vigorously combing the ranks
Of the civil service in an effort tc
Induce young and unmarried mer
ito enlist. 1t has suggested that
Iprivate employers take similar
faction.
Thus far. the King government
has declared itself opposed to any
form of consumption for overseas
service. declaring any such step
would disrupt national unity be-
cause of the opposition il would
arouse in French C ana d a n
Quebec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06


Tonight further explosions could
he heard from the Nazi invasion
coast" across the channel, while
still other Raj flights struck
farther inland in France.
Friday night and Saturday
morning. the air ministry said. the
Germans dropped bombs in the
English midlands. south. west and
east England and south Wales.
Damage and casualties were said
10 be slight. and three enemy
raiders were destroyed.
Describing Friday nights Raj
sweep. the ministry added:
Bombing planes attacked
shipping i'm the harbors of south
Norway. A factory at kristian-
sand was hit. Fires were started
near Vest and around the har-
Dor at Hagesund, where quays.
shipping and warehouses were
bombed successfully. One plane
Is missing from the attack on
Norway.