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CHEVY CHASE

blocks from Chevy Chase Circle-CooI
quiet section; new home built with comfort
IN mind. Large living room. dining room,
kltchen, laYatory and screened porch
Second floor paneled library. l1'xoO- with
an open fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
recreation room and finished attic, 2-car
attached garage. For information call Mr.
CARRIER. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Me Ii43,
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1407 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy for lady in
spacious double room, exposures, con-
Meeting bath: selectiVe menu.
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1852 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-Board and
room for l or > girls; large room, twin
beds pvt. bath: excellent meals; S37 so
mo Call ia S3T1
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-APT. HOUSES, INVESTMENT
properties. old houses at once B. NJ.
ODUM. RE. 5216. 1927 Eve st. NV. So
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End floor front master bedrm. living
room. kitchen. bath. $50 mo. furn., in
cluding phone, gas cleo, refrigera tion,
maid service; gentiles, adults; ref. I419
Columbia rd.. Apt. 81 DE. 2394
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COLoRED"924 ST NW-2-LARGE-
room apt, hot and cold water. pvt. bath,
Venetian blinds, heat and elec. lights furn.;
3 large closets; S35 mo-; only those with
Govt. jobs or come well recommended
Keys at 1235 10th st. NV. Now available
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100 Sth ST N.E-1-ROOM, KIT APT
lst floor, Frigidaire, c.hw.; also j rm, 2nd
n; S6.25. SS.25, 50; sober adults.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.-ENTIRE 1st
fl, ) rooms. bath, unfur.; fireplace, screened
porch, yard; ideal high location: close to
schools and trans; heated; $3.50. WI.
O6Oo
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

THE LUCILLE 80 HAMILTON ST. NV
Completely furnished living room, bedroom
kitchen, dinette. utensils included S75 per
month. For appointment call MRS OCHS-
MAN. GE. 1hlS. after z 40 d m
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SILVER SPRING

S5, 5000 5-room and bath bungalows:
with garages. Can be purchased for
small down payment Real buys.
H. BROOKS PERRING,
S634 ColeSville Rd. SH 1866
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n. II. AVE, 1900 BLK.-BACH. APT, LGE
foyer, liv. rm., . studio couches. 2 lge
closets. bath. shower modern bldg: S475O:
avail. Wed OLIVER n432
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued }

1903 r. I. AVE. NW.-Large rooms, single
or double, running water, next to showers.
III 90 day; hotel service; family rates
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COLoRED-924 N ST. N.W-2-large-room
apt, hot and cold water, pvt. bath, We
netian blinds; heat and elec. lights furn.;
3 large closets; S35 mo. Those with Govt:
Jobs or come well recommended. Keys at
1913 10th st NV Now available,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FOUR HOUSEKEEPING rooms. convenient
to BeltSville, Silver Spring or College Park
section; adults. Box 426-L Star. q"
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WOoDSIDE PARK, MD.
(Continued.)

S12a5O: large brick home on nicely land
scaped lot facing 100-foot parkway in this
exclusive development: large living room
with French doors opening onto terrace,
dining room, kitchen, Gen and lavatory on
lst floor 2nd floor has 3 nice bedrooms,
study and baths: maids room and bath in
basement, Gear brick garage: close to bus.
schools etc
ROBERT GAYLoR. sH 2145. s955 Ga Ave
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THE EMERY HOTEL,
HOTEL HAWTHORNE,
VIVIAN HOTEL,

1923 @ st. nw.--l25 moderniStically fur
uished rooms, inner-spring mattresses, run,
ming water in every room, bath and
showers Elevator and switchboard service.
SinEles, $3.50 weekly up. Doubles, $3.50
ueeklv Daily rate. 81 80 I'D.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD-ENTIRE 1st
f.. 5. rooms; bath, unfur.; fireplace, screened
porch; yard; ideal high location: close to
0692.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-UNFURN. 2 RMS,
kit, bath, S42 so. Conv. stores. bus and
schools. R. D. sTIMSON. realtor,. MA.
APT. UNFURNIsHED. TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; heat, gas, elec. furnished,
SH 1894 fs
37O1 COLUMBIA PIKE. ARLINGTON
Furnished, large bedroom, kitchen, ami;
on bus line. / ) minutes downtown; gentiles.
s34. 50-ARL vA.-UNFURN, 2 RMS,
ent.. semi-basement. BOSS. oxford 22I9
HOUSES FURNISHED.
CLEVELAND PARK-DET. S-RM. HOUSE
in fine old residential section; bedrooms,
bath stoor iavatGTy hfepaGe e.
maids room and toilet laundry trays.
slec: washer: vacuum cleaner built1in ga- ga
ems: conv. to Conn. ave. bus, schools, stores,
Cathedral; 1925 mo. Phone EN-. 1926.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., BET. CONN: AVE.
and Rock Greek Pk.-4 bedrooms, sleeping
eoch to nsss ssyos pssas EM Ran9 9sl % heat
AVAILABLE SEPT. .5-5, BEDROOMS,
$10O. Falls Church 25Os.
HOUSES UkEURNIsHED.
315 e. CAPITOL ST.-S ROOMS. BATH;
cleo. h.-wh. lear garage, large yard;
$3.50. M. FRANK RUPERT, 102l
2S25 SOUTH GLEBE RID, ARL.. VA
8 rooms, new. ami. $4,000. ME. 1647.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-8 RMS, DEN B.,
oil heat new condition. sos mo-. or better
vet buy detached homes built at depres-
sion values and save 35ee. FULTON r.
GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st. DI. $3.50.
once also open z to g pm.
Sstsehsd bricS, bedreomsi Marlboro riks
to Taft ave, right blocks. S55. Open
S-4 pm. DU. 6337.
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TAKOMA PARK

s-room. 2-bath brick house; built-in
garage. rec. room. Also contains 3-room
and bath ant. separate from rest of house.
Fine corner lot in quiet section. near bus,
stores and school. This house is an un-
usually good buy.
H. BROOKS PERRING,
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$41.5OL2 BEDROOMS,
4053 GRANT ST. NE.
Semidet brick building, good cond !:
living room. dinette, kit. bath and bed
rooms VIM F*H i. sAuNDERs AP5i asa !; CO.. INC,
1919 st. NV. DI. 1915.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NEAR ROCKVILLE-13O ACRES, OUT
buildings, S-room dwelling gas and cleo
tricity. Will lease from is years. Box
70-M, Star
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IDEAL al FOR RooMING HOUSE :,
rooms and basement, oil heat, $1,000
down. OWNER, CO S344.
3034 PARK PLACE NV
az Groom m brick With & Z porches. Priced,
DI. 3346.
WONDERFUL VALUES-SEE NOW.
New detached homes nearing completion
on beautiful New Hampshire ave and Rit-
tenhouse consisting OF 6 and rooms, with
also with recreation rooms. gas aut. heat;
lovely landscaped grounds. priced below
il am till dark. See Mr.. Bedeii ION on prem rem
ises, representing WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
Ss.950--AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
petached brick home OF six rooms and
tached garage. hot-water heat, gas
burner In perfect condition.
o"HER ofrs bEAvsd bs pseo5 Fer 5eb sPos
half-timbefed residence in Chevy Chase
Nd, at sacrifice price. Situated on
quiet St. adjoining beautiful grounds,
vet. near schools and TRANSPORTATION,
Eight rooms, three baths five bedrooms,
large porch, oil hot-water heat, 2-car
now only $4,000
- SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H St. NV. National 2345
NEW BUNGALOW
In good suburban area, : rooms bath
attic, oil burner, electric icebox, gas; large
lot. On macadamized street. Priced right
accepted.
THoS; E.. FARRELL co. Realtors.
12l 10th st. NV. National 0765,
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
50. $50
Near ST. AIMS transportation, shopping;
Seml-detached brick and stone conStruc-
uohi attractive design: 3 bedrooms, baths.
gas heat, insulated; splendid neighborhood
an excellent buy-seen by appointment
only. THOS. j FISHER & CO, DI. $3.50.
Evenings. Mr.. Bouscaren. EN- 44I3
NEWS
THINK OF IT-S5.g50 Broom homes
sIste roof, overlooking Government park,
open Tor Inspection. Sample house.
202 36th ST. Sc
tat MINI. Ave)
,o WAPLE AND JAMES. INC
1924 14th St NV District 3346
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GENTLEMAN's ESTATE OF APPRoxT-
mately 40 acres. within easy reach Of
WASHINGTON; home and other buildings
must be modern in every particular. Box
HIM, Star.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.
fContinued

! NEARBY VA: NEW GROOM BRICK. Ga
| baths. oil heat. screened porch. large attic,
! lot 70x200. 500 mo. MAC LINDSEY,
Oh foI3
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

$50 F ST NE AND 3 RMS, PVT
bath; modern; bright; employed Govt
adults.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c-.PRIVATE, 3rd Fl,
apt, 2 r, kit, bath, inst h.w.. gas and
elec. incl; employed adults. WO. 5l54.
1894 18th ST NV, DOWNTOWN
Suitable for 3 or 4; new beds; Electrolux;
lnany NJ diShac
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OWNER LEAVING CITY
$3.50 CASH PAYMENT.
SILVER SPRING-S6.75O.

Hyattsville Hills-Bungslov room
bath; corner lot; full basement. large att
see this one. WI 264S-1S6O
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THE MAURY. 70l 10Th st. at G st.-l00
desirable rooms, single, double, triple; run
ming water in each. showers, baths, eleva-
tor. SIS I'D weekly
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APARTMENTS FUR on IJNs,Jp
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE

II End ST. NE-BAsEMENT sECoNI
and nrSt hoors ami: janitor service
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IDEAL FOR ROOMING HOUSE.
1929 Fairmont st.-Partly furnished. IL
rooms and basement, oil heat, S1,s00
down. OWNER, CO S344
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WHY RENT?

When you can purchase an almost new,
6-room brick home for $3.50 cash and $50
monthly. Total price. S6450.
1923 E ST. NE.
(NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOI)
Open for Inspection
LOUIS H. HALL. REALTOR
H125 Rhode Island Ave NE HO 5000
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ROOMS EURN. e. UNFURN.
ROOMS uNFURNlSHED.

o27 14th ST. NE-Large, cool from
room, suitable for two ladies; private home
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CAPITOL HILL-S8 e50

Within few blocks of Capitol, Library Of
CONGRESS and Supreme Court, this four
bedroom brick house is an outstanding
bargain. 1t is in excellent condition and
has an extra room on first floor between
hvlng room and dining room. Splendid
hot-water heating system with oil burner:
pretty garden. A substantial cash pay
ment is required Call for appointment to
inspect. BOSS & PHELPS. Ma 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Generally fair to-
day and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday; fresh
to strong west to northwest winds, d.
minishing Tuesday
Lower Michigan: Generally fair today
and Tuesday: warmer Tuesday.
Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy, snow
nurries in the east and central portions
today: Tuesday fair and warmer.
Indiana: Generally fair today and Tues
day: warmer Tuesday.
Ohio: Fair and cooler In south portion
and mostly cloudy and cooler In the north
portion today. Tuesday fair and continued
cool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Bombs Again Hit
Parliament
Registered L. $. P,isnt onnes

LONDON. April 21.-British
bombers attacked detectives in
western Germany and pounded in
vaSion ports along the channel
coast during the night. London
authorities revealed today.
Nazi raiders avoided London
and staged only minor assaults
on east and southwest England,
the air ministry said.
British authorities admitted
that the Houses of Parliament had
again been hit in a recent raid as
we'll as the speakers residence.
All windows of the Commons Ii
brary and along the terrace were
blown out. The speakers resi-
dence was not occupied when the
bombs fell
BERLIN. April 81 AIMS
Weak Raj forces" attempted TO
penetrate western German border
districts during the. night but
caused only insignificant" dam
age, an official German announce
ment said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
BREAK CONTINUES

"a dispatch from Berlin said
Horia Sima. Iron guardist leader
and deposed Rumanian vice pre-
mier, wrote Antonescu a letter
requesting Qualification of rela-
tions between the government
and the Iron Guard organization.
(Antonescu replied. according
to this version. publicly accusing
Sima of full responsibility for
the January putsch which led TO
fighting throughout Rumania be-
fore the insurgents were quelled.
(AntoneScu's reply was re-
ported TO have revealed that the
governments rift with the Iron
Guard putschists is still UNI
healed and that this has COM
PEELED Sima to rem ain in hiding }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Ruling Expected
Within Next
I Weeks
By KINGsBURY SMITH

Intsru1 News service staff Corresponden'
WASHINGTON. Ap1l 2l.-The
$ste department has started ac-
DEMONSTRATION # the question
of the United States Navy convoy
ing American merchant ships on
the high seas. il was learned from
an unirnpeachable source today.
This is the first time since the
outbreak of the European war that
the state department, or any other
government department except the
navy, has given serious considera-
ton to this fateful and controVer-
sal question.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
tate DEPARTMENT Experts Uphold u. S. Shipping ConUoU
.Thyssen
Reported
Dead
International News Service Cable

LONDON, April 21.-The Lon
don Times reported from the
"FSench frontier" today that an
authoritative source in Vichy re-
cefved information from Munich
that Fritz Thyssen, noted German
industrialist, had died unexpect-
eddy in a German concentration
camp.
Thyssen, one of Germany's
Wealthiest men who amasSed a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
PLEADS FOR DEFENSE

King George, who announced :
new military government with
himself as premier. issued a proc
lamation calling for defense oil
Greece to the very end"
This call was followed by the
high commands communique
which said:
There was lively action of
the enemy air force. In Albania
the enemy ATTEMPTED to attack
at two points, hut was repulsed
with many casualties and driven
back to its original positions. A
number OF prisoners were taken.
"In Macedonia and Thessaly.
despite the most violent action
of the air force, the enemy failed
to break our lines, which were
modified according TO plan.
German dive bombers re-
peatedly raided districts of Pr
raeus 1.-THE port of Athens).
.Eleusis and Megara. Bombs
caused material damage and
casualties. Five raiders were
shot down.
1.-THE Attica district was
raided with bombs. The village
of AgmOn was machine-gunned.
Bombs also were dropped on
Lutraki and Thebes."
CABINET CUT TO 10 MEN
The Athens radio said that the
modification of the defense line
was carried out ION the initiative
of the defenders" and added thai
German forces fiercely attacking
the Greek wing of the front hac
failed in efforts to force a final
immediate decision.
King George in his proclamation
announced formation of new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

fortune in the
Rhineland steel
industry, W a S
among the or
iginal financial
b a C k e r 8 of
Adolph Hitler
and the NaZi
Party, but fell
into disfavor
with the fuehr-
err shortly after
the war broke
out by opposing
G o r m a n y s
course that led
! to conflict with
/ Britain.
He fled the
Rnich and innk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
FORMAL REQUEST

The state department has not
started consideration of the con.
voy question voluntarily or by
direction of the President. II has
taken up the matter in response Il
formal request from the Senate
foreign relations committee for a
report on its views concerning the
question. The committee wants
this report when il meets on April
Both to consider the Tobey amend
ment forbidding the navy from
engaging in convoy work.
There is good reason 10 believe
the state departments report will
be so worded as 10 assist the
administration forces in Congress
in defeating the Tobey amend.
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Stabbed s Times

MT. CLEMENS. April 21.-Ben
Keidel. IS. of zoos Elm street, was
in St Joseph's Mercy Hospital to-
day with five stab wounds. Lowell
Noonan. 80. of 1926 Sugar Bush
road. was held for investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
CAUGHT BY BLITZ

ThysSen was caught in France
by the blitZkrieg that overran
that country. but he managed TO
remain in the portion of France
that was not occupied by the Ger
man army.
The Vichy regime of Marshal
Henri Petain, however, placed
him under surveillance and re-
portedly prevented him from leav-
ing the country TO seek refuge
elsewhere.
Several weeks ago il was re-
ported that the Petain govern
ment arrested ThySSen and then
turned him over 10 the German
authorities upon demand of the
Reich government.
He was understood 10 have
been transferred 10 Germany and
placed in A concentration camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
JUSTIFICATION SEEN

The very fact that Germany Is
resorting TO that sort of navaI
warfare is regarded by authorita-
tive quarters as giving the Ameri-
can government justification for
ordering the navy to convoy Amer
lean merchant ships on the high
seas any time President Roosevelt
deems ii advisable to do so.
Under the ruling that is likely
TO be made by the state depart
ment. the navy would be consid-
cred justified in conveying Ameri-
can ships to the Red Sea if the
American government considered
those vessels in danger Of being
sunk by German submarines OF
sea raiders.
However. the state department
will not rule on the question oi
whether the time has come IL
start conveying American mer.
chant shipping. That question is
considered a matter of domestic
policy to be decided either by the
President or Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Rumanidn Units
In Final Clash,
Refugees Say ,
BY GEORGE BALINT r
ntI News Service staff Correspondent

BUDAPEST. Hungary, ApriE d.
"A bloody final clash" between
forces loyal to the Rumanian gov
eminent of Premier Gen. Ion An
tonescu and members of the Iron
Guard was reported raging today.
Reports from the Hungaro-Ru-
manian border stated that inces-
SAINT rife fire had been heard from
Rumanian territory since Saturday
and that the rattle of machine gun
fire began last night.
Refugees arriving in Hungary
said Antonescu rushed his best
and most trusted troops against
Iron Guardist "mutineers" who
were said to have charged that
the Rumanian premier. like for
mer King Carol" was an enemy
of the nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

While British ana Oreek forces
retreat under tremendous Nazl
pressure TO new defense lines,
striving 10 avoid a new Dunkirk,
events in the Far East seem TO be
falling into a managing pattern.
The Observation-Disclosures pact is
now more than a week old. Copies
of the document with the secret
clauses il undoubtedly includes,
reached Toxic several days ago
and have been digested by the
japanese foreign office Gradually
a new note OF turbulence his crept
into the tone of the japanese press
and official society.
Japanese ambition. expressed
with considerable openness for
half a dozen years past has been
TO move TO the south and secure
the raw materials her starved in
duStrieS need from the East Indian
colonies of Britain and Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Allies HOLDING
Modified Line,
Athens Says
BY A. r. ANGELOPOULos

Init News Service stan, Correspondent
ATHENS, April 21.--German
advances have forced Anglo-G Greek
defenders of ancient Hellas to fall
back, but the modified" allied line
is holding up intact against. furi-
Gus Nazi air and land assaults. the
Greek high command announced
today.
Repeated assaults OF reinforced
German and Italian legions have
been thrown back, although AXIS
planes supported the attacking
troops and spread death and dam
age far over Greece. it was stated.
Germany was reported "sacrific-
ing the lives of thousands OF
Nazi soldiers as the great battle
entered its sixth day. But the
best German efforts failed to break
the new allied line at any point,
the high command said.
yesterday in Cairo the Brit
ish middle east command ad-
mitted evacuation of Mount
Olympus as part of plan to
establish a shorter line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
TANKS POISED

Tank corps likewise were re-
ported ready to move against the
Iron Guardist rebels.
Advices seeping across h e
frontier declared that in addition
to the Iron Guard insurgents and
Communists. Antonescu also was
forced TO cope with another
enemy"-Julius Maniu's Peasant
Party. which was reported TO have
gained strength in recent weeks.
The Budapest radio reported
that Rumania without doubt" is
about to pass through another of
its periodic grave crises.
Parts of the Rumanian frontier
were reported closed and guards
posted along these areas were re-
ported firing at all persons APP
preaching the border.
Last week the Antonescu gov
eminent said another anti-govern-
ment plot had been uncovered and
warned that insurgents would be
dealt with numerically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

tOnNlhSlon lldl the Mans INV Z
achieved at least partial success.
A real agreement between Japan
and Russia in the Orient would
result in the speedy liquidation Of
the Chinese government of Chang
kai-Shck and probably the parti-
tion of China into Communist and
Japanese spheres.
MARCH SOUTHWARK
Then Japan. with her hands free
and her rear secure, would be
ready TO begin her march TO the
southwark in real earnest. With
the fear of Stains bombing squad
rons and the Far Eastern army
removed, nothing short of a major
war could stop her.
This possibility has been the
nightmare of general STATS of the
western world for years. Now IL
seems TO be budding into reality.
II is obviously impossible to un-
ravel the real meaning of the So
Wet government from its many
contradictory statements n q
notes. but the resume of the pres
ent Russian position given in a
recent editorial in Moscows Off
cial Pravda has a genuine ring.
The Russian-Japanese pact, said
the Communist organ. was def
nitely not aimed against Germany.
Having disposed Of that point, the
article quoted devotes almost the
entire remainder of its length to
scolding Britain.
BACKS PAST OPINION
This is especially significant in
view of the early history and lit
erature of communism in Russia.
Britain was the Soviet's public
enemy No ] in the time of Lenin.
In his. Lessons of the Revolu-
ton" Lenin wrote that the Brit
ish Empire was the real enemy of
Russia. and Joseph Stains book
"Leninism' published as late as
1928 echoed the same verdict.
PravdaS editorial merely indi-
Gates that this feeling has not
changed.
Unquestionably Russia hates
England. Germany and Japan with
almost equal fervir. She would
like 10 see any or all of them
ruined. If England and Japan fight
in the Far East they may well
ruin each other. So she has prob
ably told the Japanese to go ahead
with her blessing.
But Stain will fight himself
only when he is sure of winning
and the picking is easy and rich.
Turkey has two eX-RusSian prov
inces that the Soviet boss would
undoubtedly like to have back.
Russia has long coveted Iran. for
mer Persia. These two Russian de-
sires may write history.
statements and opinions
herein are private TO the writer
and are not TO be construed as
rejecting the views of the navy
Department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

government of 10 ministers, will
himself as premier. The post o
vice premier went to Vice AID
miral Alexander Sakeilariou. chic
of the naval general staff.
The cabinet was reduced to II
men because of the difficulty o
finding candidates.
A press ministry spokesman
describing the latest fighting, de
clared:
THE German losses are enOr-
nous. The Nazis are bringing
up more and more reinforce
ments.
AUSTRALIANS PRAISED
"In the Kalabaka area, the
Germans advanced in waves,
attempting TO force the passes
there at all costs, but they
failed and paid dearly.
I'm the Mt. Olympus area the
Germans continued to sacrifice
lives of their soldiers by the
thousands w bout breaking
through.
"The brilliant action Of party
of Australians who had been
surrounded but hacked their
way through the Germans, kill
ing 800 and capturing $50, won
universal admiration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
AUSTRALIANS PRAISED

Gen. Hugh S. JOhnso on.
americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

HeICn ana TOOK up reSIdence INST
in Switzerland then in France,
while the Nazi regime took pos
session of his holdings in Ger
many.