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Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
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@~Iiinbetb 90 a rs, @aibington, 3. 6.
llno muroe oad oas 9iebite Dir e%ntriiien
. bid nibt iebneno unperipanot 3lriid;
8ertrau' auf @ott, on pirit es lei6ter milleft,
Mar es auf groen audi oein leBtes Slid.
Die Soffnuug itets ioait on i'm Screen begen,
ginit fon1mt Der Gag, oaB ibr elih mieoer1ebt;
IS lit beitimmt in @ottes Hat uno Segen,
@enn aud oies' treue Ser5e title ltebt.
Snoeiien on gebit unbeirrt i'm 2eben,
6olgt iudeno' Seele Soditer Stimme Spur;
Ser Qeben bot llniterblidfeit gegebei1
0es eip'gen Sd0pfer's, ben mir abnen nir.
Sn oeiien Sfub mir fiber Dor @efabren,
Bon triiblter SSugeno an, as bilflos &ino;
Den in Natur mir iiberaIl geiuubren,
Wie leil', Oh mogeno' Saatenfeloern 8ilo.
llno 10 mie Stolen infer al gnt5iiden,
Ole ih0nen 8liimlein auf Der geueren @rab;
Dit Gbrfurdt. 9anf i'm Ser8en, Did begliiden,
SIT aaes Soft -Beil ib 10 lieb Gid bab'!
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

-@ir beiOrsem @elOienbausen
mad Der alien Seimat bur6 bic
Samburg-Nmerifa 2inie nnO ben
NOr6beutiden 2lDb6 81 ben b6Aiten
Eagesfnrien. Sim 9Dnnerstag mar
Der &nrs Mf. 4,79 fir ben Dollar
ais 0ei6enf. OOer unteritituuss-
mari.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
0eitOrben: 9lrnO Gammcrer, @aib,
iEstOn, .. 6. 9eutid-Mmerifamer
ermtete bObe Gbren nnb @erOiemite
nm NatmrIdmbparfe

nm yt1tlr1NlBparte
Dor einigen Sagen Itarb bier i'm
Alter Don 81 Sabren Serr Mrno 9.
@ammerer, @aupt Der &egierungs-
beboroe fir 0ffentli9e rYarfe" in
ben 8ereinigten Staoten. @r Itarb
an elmer Ser3tronfbeit, melde i'm
Dor fur5em 5wang, iein 3egierungs-
amt nie0erSulegen. Sem GOD Duroe
pom Stantsiefretdr oes Snneren,
Serrn SIDES, beflagt oils GROCER Ser
lult fir oos Qano. &err @ommerer
babe iein 2eben ieitlem 8erufe ge-
wiomet. @r babe our9 @fli1torbeit
feline @eiunobeit untergraben. @r
babe ii6 groBe 8eroienIte ais 9iref-
tor Der Nationalparte ~erporben. Die
8eIu6er5abl lei in ieiner 8ertpal-
tungs5eit Don 3 MiQionen ouf t6
Wfiaionen g%eitiegen. Sem 0a9fol=
ger, @err 90. 9. 9rurD, prizes eben-
faas oas @ert oes 8erItorbenen, Der
feline @eiuno6eit leinem Bernfe ge=
opfert babe. SEER Gammerer mar
iebr beliebt uno bate biele 6reunoe,
AUDI inter 9euti6amerifanern
@aibingtons. @eboren muroe er
1883 in elmer Siitte in Nebrasfa, I'M
9orfe nArapboe", als Sobn zines
oeutiden lutberii6en @eiltli6en. Da-
Der lpra6 er redt gut oeuti6 uno
bate Elm Ser8 uno 8eritGnonis fir
Geuti6lanos S1idial uno &ultllr.
@r mar aber 10 bei6Gftigt, oaB er
ii6 in @aibington bon elmer fur3en
Mitglieoi9aft i'm oeuti9en 8erein
4S6laraffin~ (por etpa % Sabrerl)
richer 5uriid3ieben muBte. Gr mar
anf1nelib i'm mittleren @eIten tdtig,
in @isconlin, Mi9igan, Sainois,
uno fam Damn ais obooffeeper~ nad)
@aibington in Oas S6abamt (Srea-
IurD Department. Der &egierung. gr
mar nod iebr jung oamals uno lebte
Oaber ieine Sdulausbiloung I'M
Mbenounterri6t Ser nWfc&inleDa9igb
S9ool~, Inn 1902=1905 berlm fort.
1911 graouierte er BON Der o@eorge-
toun uniperiitdt" in Der &ehtsab-
teilung. gr arbeitete ii6 in Der &e-
gierung als fleiner 8iiro=8 eamter
balo berauf gum Yripatlefretar per
i1ieoener b0berer 8eantten i'm
G9uBomt. 1916 mur0e er Sefre-
tor Der Maibingtoner oHational
@ommiiiion Of Sine Arts" uno Set
ret1r Der .Yublic Buildings Gom-
milton Of GongreB". Als iolder
bate er einen @ertrauenspoiten III
ne, beionoers aud beim 8au oes
.9incoln MommenteS" 1919 trai
FER in ben .National Yart Serpice"
elm, uno Ser Snnenminiiter s. 6.
Game madte i'm gum oMiiiitant 81
rector. 1888 folgte er Dem Giref-
tor $. 90. Mlbrigbt ielber. @r i6ui
ben .Mammotb Gapess National
Bart, ben nSmofp Mountains Sea
tionol Yarf~ unb nSbenan0oab Sea
tional Bart. (@in 9eutiher. Sobr
9eoerer, aus Samburg, Dar Der eritt
@eiBe, ser oas Sbenanooab-Sal emf
oefte, I'M 1870. gr iibermadt,
allh Die .National Backgrounds"
mar Mitglieo Ser nRotional Capita
Harf anb Blaming Gommiiiion"
Der YGiitrict 3oning Gommiiiion'
uno n4leD Gueling @utboritp". g.
mobnte in ser lebten 3eit in @rling
ton. 1886 efbielt er einen gbren
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
0eOd3tnisgOttesOienf
I'M 'Oenti6en TrieObOi
Decoration oa9", Sreitag, 10 ll5r

am @-rGberf6miidungstag, ben
30. Mai, miro elm @eOd1tnisgottes-
oienit UNI 10 ubr pormittags in Der
&apeae i'm 8roipect Sill 6rieobofe
gebalten DerOen. gs miro bic 6eier
IN Geuti9 unO Gngliid gebalten
weroen. Serr Yaitor gbas. gnoers
miro Die 6eier leiten unO Die @eO6dt-
nisreoe balten. &err Sobn 81. Won=
roe, Srganiit unO gborleiter Der
Goncoroia Stride, miro Die 2ieoer
begleiteu. &err &aDmonO giherih
miro aIs Soloidnger mitpirfen. Sc
hermann lit ber8libit eingelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

amerifuneriu. Ser iuuge 0eutide,
4nrt Miiaer, 5eigt ibr, oaB man fir
.5reibeit~ au1 fdmpfen uno bluten
muB, penn man iie erbalten mill.
Ser iunge, balberma6iene in
9euti6lanO o%ufer8ogene Sobn Miil-
lers pirft peoantii9 init groBen lee
rem pbraien6aften Sdben INN iid.
5rGulein Sellmon iArieb friiber
i1on Oromen pie nSbe @biloreu's
Sour uno nGbe 2ittle Sores. Sic
lit 36 Sabre alt uno lernte ibren 8e-
ruf inn SbeatergeidGft Oes Serrn
Serman Sbumlin, Dor 10 Sabren.
Nn0ere oeutidfeinolide Stiide limo
3. g. elmer Nice's Slight to tbe
@eit" uno 9. g. 8ebrman's nSbe
Calm Wfetboo". Nuh i'm neuen
Slim oMeet Sobn Doe" lit oiel SIT
ler-feinoli9es. Ser Slim oltnoer-
GROUND" lit ebenfaas oeutl6feinolid.
GnOe Der eleftriidem Balm mad
YurcelDiae unS 00reat Sails. 9as
9tlte itirst; es GnOern iid bic 3eiten.
Die olte eleftrii6e 8abn BON
@albington nod oGreat Sails" in
girginia, BON Der elm Helt nod eri-
ltiert, geb0rt MN gon3 Der 8ergan-
uenheit on Son ,HoRlnn". aeqe1l=
fiber Georgetown, bis nod Bur
ceQpiae~ lief nod Die 8abn, menn
ou1 MIR 3meimal Ben Gag, NOR
gems 6.15 ubr uno mittags 2 llbr
(uno riidm1rts 9.55 l1br morgens
uno $50 ubr nadmittags). Bort
gen auguit i6on iolte Der Baiiagier=
8erfebr ~eingeItelt meroen; aber
6rou NeIlie 5letHer, mobnbaft bier
uno in 9eesburg, @irginia, ieBte es
our6, oaB Die @~initelung Inn 60
Gage peridobeu mur6e. IS fam
Dor, OaB Dos a3iigele4 gar3 obne
Yaiiagiere fubr. Bon ieBt ob bef0r-
bert bic 8abn mir nod 6ra9t uno
Soft, aber oie So 8eamten uno Pin
geiteaten ionen nidt ~entlniien Nor
ben. Ole 8abn muroe 1911 croft
net; uno geeriiuOet mar iie BON Se-
nator stephen Glfins Coon @eit=
mo Dem friiberen Better
Ser 3eitrng u@aibington Ioit",
SSobn 81. Mc9eane. Sic fiibrte BON
&oBlpn ourd 9leranoria uno Bur
ceapiae nod n8hiemont" unO
Great Sails. Die @er6inoung
bon ,Sbrifton" nod n8luemont"
pilrOe 1884 a~ufgegeben.
INSTRUMENTATION 9tnsflnss5ng
Man6er Oeutider ulo 9eutid-
amerifaner fubr in ben Sabren 1911
1922-1925, ais Mutomobile nod
nidt gang 10 oablrei6 tparen ME
bellte, nit oieier eleftrii6en 8abn,
ettDa cine Stunoe lang, 0ur6 Oas
noroli9e @irginia nod o8luemont~
ODER al ben Greet Sails. Sonn-
tags cabs in @irginia, auh in
Great Sails, oamals aber fein
Bier! SIN Mpril ODER Meai 1914
paren einmal BEL einetl Musflug
(Samstags) elm paar Sunoert 0euf-
ihe aus @aibington uno Dem Often
Der 8ereinigten Staaten in ~@reat
Sails. 9ie 8abn bat in ben lebten
SSabren NIT @erluit g~earbeitet; tie
perlor bon @pril 1886 Bis De6em=
Der 1910 iogar $48,067. 9ie 3abl
Der 8aliogiere ianf BON 106,262 Tim
Sabre 1880 auf 65,S83 Tim Sabre
194O), uno Die ginnabme ianf bon
$16,184 auf $t0,343.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

r0ie Badt am @bein". SOlitii6es
SsnSensfiid. 0eatidfeimSIides 9ra-
ma; OOn Gillian Seamam. 8iaise
GentimentalitGt
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

(SOrtiesung mIf Der Iestea ssist)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Music Publisher Joseph w.
Guinan has mailed US a copy of
They Wake Us In the Morning"
the original theme song Of the old
Detroit Newsboys Association.
Guinan has re-edited and re-
arranged the song, composed 50
years ago by the late Thomas
Lavery. Guinan recalls singing the
song at the Sunday night meetings
of the newsboys in the Michigan
Exchange Hotel, Jefferson and
Shelby, and believes many of the
oldtimers will remember the num-
Der.
The chorus OF They Wake Us In
the Morning predicts a member
will eventually become president
of the United States. So far the
prediction hasn't come true but
many OF the members have won
distinguished success in varied
activities.
The Detroit Newsboys Associa-
ton passed out OF existence but
years later James j. Brady or
ganized some of its old members
into the present Old Newboys
Goodfellow Fund. Copies of the
They Wake Us in the MOI ming"
have been distributed TO members
of the fund and Secretary Nathan
Samuels believes 1t will again be-
come hit.
Principal Don Mcclure OF the
Post intermediate School was q
captain OF machine gunners in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
State Fishermen
Eye Superior

MENOMINEE, Dec. 13.-Green
BAY herring fishermen are begin
ming 10 look for "greener pas
lures"
The big herring runs are a thing
Iof the past in these once fertile
waters and commercial fishermen
who once made big hauls during
the early Winter herring season
arc turning their attention more
each year TO the vast. herring
filled waters of Lake Superior.
The Green Bay herring run in
previous years began about No
vember IL and reached its peak
around November 20. Huge hauls
were made up 10 that time and
the run continued until early in
December.
Most Lake Michigan herring
fishermen are transferring 10 Lake
Superior ports of northern Wis
Iconsin and Upper Michigan for the
herring season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Schools Prepared Here
For Emergency Service
Read y TO Evacuate PopuIace
From Trouble Areas to Safety
BY VERA BROWN

Detroit schools we're modified
Saturday for any emergency. as
an arm of Red Cross relief, with
a plan for the whole school sys-
tenn perfected.
The organization has been COM
pleted under direction of. Deputy
Superintendent Warren r. Bow
in the four months since A. j.
Berries Jr., local Red Cross head.
asked Supt. Frank Cody 10 APP
point a schools disaster committee.
Through two-way radio COM
munication. the school disaster
committee will take over evacua-
ton of population from the trou-
bile centers and the temporary
housing and feeding in outlying
school buildings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Rubber Expert
Issues Rules on
Saving Tires
Oluadsquats prsssur.
May Cut Service
as Much as 20 Pet.

With rubber and auto tires nov
at a premium, American motor
lists must conserve what tires the.
have.
With this In mind S. p. Thatcher
manager Of the United States Rub
Der Companys tire engineering
and service department, Saturda.
issued the following instruction
for obtaining maximum life ant
wear from tires:
keep your tires properly in
l. flated. Check initiation every
week. Five pounds OF UNDER
initiation cuts tire life 20 per
cent.
C-Switch your tires from
- wheel to wheel every 5000
10 5000 miles as follows: left
front to left rear, right front TO
right rear, spare tire TO left
front, left rear 10 right front.
right rear to spare.
C-Watch for uneven, spotty
- wear. If il appears, have
wheel alignment checked.
don't drive at racing speeds.
The safe life OF a tire at 50
miles an hour is only half its
life driven at 80 miles an hour.
Speeding on curved roads causes
abnormal tread wear.
Use brakes judiciously. Take
- your car down long grades
in second instead OF using the
brakes. Have brakes equalized
occasionally 10 avoid uneven
near.
when tires are worn down
y almost 10 the bottom OF the
non-skid design in the center
have them regrooved by a reli-
able operator who will not cut
into the tires breaker strip.
When they've worn down again,
have them re-capped. Remember
10 be sure re-capped tires should
be OF a quality above the sec
ond line" and they must not be
driven at high speeds thereafter.
7-Have tires that are ruptured.
rim-brulsed or cut. repaired.
Such repairs properly made will
last the life OF the tire.
Q-Keep oil off your garage
- floor. Ii acts on rubber like
acid on metal.
OF your tubes develop many
~ slow leaks. use prepare
ton designed TO eliminate static
electricity from the tube. Static
sparks jumping from casing 10
tube often cause tiny SLOW
leaks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Food StdmpP|dn
Popular in North
Half Of 5000 Case,
Boost Produce Sales

IRON MOUNTAIN, Dec. 10
After three months OF operation
in the district, the federal food
stamp plan has been accepted by
more than half OF the 8042 certi-
fed cases in the Upper Peninsula,
according to the surplus marketing
administration.
Administration officials indicated
the distribution method has not
progressed as rapidly here as in
some areas, but that progress gen.
orally is considered good.
The report stated that OF the
8,042 cases certified to the distri-
button office for the Upper PENN
sula area, 3,889-or 48.3 per cent
participated in October. This In
creased food consumption so per
cent. Families participating pur.
chased SGT 1928 worth Of food with
orange stamps and received $780,
9S4 in surplus foods free through
the use Of blue stamps.
When the plan was first insti.
tuted in the peninsula, ii was esti.
mated that there were 10000 cert.
fed cases in the area and that
participation during the first three
months might reach 20 per cent
The report from the administra.
ton office. however, described this
early estimate as overoptimistic
but added that participation prob
ably will increase as more eligible
groups become acquainted with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Men Get Vital Posts

Scores of Detroit's men teach.
ers are World War veterans and
have been given important posts
in the relief scheme. Members oil
the schools ROTC and Boy Scouts
will be given active parts.
Berries said:
eve are anxious to have such
cooperative plans made. Eng
land found that II the average
person had known something
about first aid and IL they had
made careful plans for emer-
gency evacuation, casualties
from bombing raids during the
first year of the war could have
been cut in half"
Bows committee includes:
&. 7. Anderson, assistant Secre.
tarv. board of education: Herman
j. Brown. first assistant Superin
tendent: William Collins. director
of purchases; Hugh p. Dolan, su.
pervising engineer; +. O. Fix, di.
viSional director. building anc
grounds: Paul T. Rankin. director
OF research and information; Law.
son A. WileS, director budget
lunch rooms; Earl L. Bedell. di.
rector of vocational and technical
education: Ivan f. Chapman, su.
pervising director of high schools
Julia p. Grant, supervisor of home
economies: II. L. Harrington. di.
rector of intermediate schools;
Lieut.. Col. John D. Townsend
head of RPTC for the United
States army; Gorgon c. Graham
committee secretary and head OF
the program for national defense
in the schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
City toLight Tree
ChristmasEve

The municipal Christmas tree. on
the city hall lawn will be lighted
Christmas Eve 10 climax Two
weeks ~ city wide Yuletide
parties. II was announced Satur-
day by Mrs. Lottie A. Colligan,
director Of recreation for the de-
partment OF parks and recreation.
Other Christmas trees will be
lighted at 10 community centers
four on Washington boulevard,
and one in Gabriel Richard Park.
A patient from the Children S
Convalescent Home. at Farming
ton, will light the city hall tree at
$50 p. m. December "a. A chorus
OF l20 boys and girls will sing
carols. among other entertain
ments on the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Two Plead innocent
In Ford Parts Theft

Two men. truck drivers snc
brothers. accused OF part IN the
conspiracy 10 rob the Ford Motor
Company of millions In auto parts
struggled out Of the Rouge plant,
pleaded innocent Saturday before
United States Commissioner j
Stanley Hurd.
Sam Mendelsohn, 81. of 1885
Richton avenue. was held in $1,000
bail. and his brother. Ben. 80, OF
37l0 Burlingame avenue, in $500
bail A total of al have now been
arrested in the alleged conspiracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

closed his local
office and will
live in Holly
wood.
~ e W S paper
man William B.
X e rs h a W has
been called to
active duty as a
captain of mill
tary intelligence
. . First Lieut..
George Resi- is
the new morale
officer at Fort
Wayne rpplac-
ing First Lieut..
William WEIGH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Ford Motor Company Squadron,
Sons of the American Legion.
writes Peter J. Bielskis. are giving
party December 20. Proceed.
will go 10 finance a Christmas
party for orphans Ham
tramck's Cliff Mobley is the only
member OF the Wayne u. basket
ball squad not born in Detroit
proper.
Father Leo DeBarry, director OF
the Pontifical Mission Society.
says SO far as he knows there are
only three Catholic priests from
Michigan in the Pacific war zone.
| Fathers Robert Sheridan d
michael Roman In the Philippines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Divided Into IS Areas

Under the plan. Detroit, High
land Park, lianltramck, River
Rouge and Dearborn are divided
into ID different districts. In each
district one school is appointed AZ
headquarters, with other sur
rounding school buildings as relief
centerS,
Relief centerS are selected from
buildings that have lunch rooms
on the first floor. ample gymna-
stun and hall space in which large
numbers of people may be placed,
Transportation Will be by ambu-
lances and private cars.
Bow said.
We've tried 10 keep plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
People You Know
Newsboys to Sing Old Theme Song
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

and Francis x. Marquette o
Marine City in Guam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Lieut.. Col. Edward II. Besse Of
Fort Wayne has received wore
that the quartermaster corps i;
experimenting with a mobile re,
finery by which old crankcase oil
Is successfully purified Paul T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Rankin OF the
Board OF Edu-
cation is a star
s a ! e s m a n OF
e d u C a ito nal
books.
Harry Wismer
will help broad
cast the Rose
Bowl game on
New Years Day
1. . Adman J.
M. Gilmer has
moved TO New
York . . Paul
Garrett OF Gen.
eral Motors will
- l. 49,. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

first World War
/. :. auto worker
M c h a e ! F.
Kavel OF Daniels
avenue worry
ing about the
fate Of his
brother Joe on
the S. s. West
Virginia
Larry Sopheia
OF Wayne u.
was born at sea
to S yria n
parents on a
| British ship In
| A m e r / C a n
! waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

COL. BEsSE be In town Nom
day to speak to the Adcraft Club
Photographer Mike Todd has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

We hope we are never called
upon TO use them. But we are
prepared. one OF the best pre-
ventatives In the world for
trouble.
Pick Vantage Points
I'VE have tried to choose as
d district headquarters those
schools which are available by
several thOroughfares i'm case
one road il blocked.
I'VE have 500 volunteer work.
ers taking training now in lunch
room work and In first aid.
These people will augment our
own hoard-nf education people
In emergency work.
First need I'm any kind OF dis
aster Is TO get everybody out OF
he devast ted area, get
wounded tn hospitals. find emer-
gency food and shelter for the
homeless"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

.For the Inside News" OF
lashingtOn. Follow Paul NAL
Tons Column In the Times
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Army Engineers Test
Amphibian Scout Car
Ry the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 28.-An
amphibian scout car. developed for
possible United States Army use in
country where lakes and unfordable
streams abound, received its first
test yesterday before Army engi-
neerS.
Conceived and driven by Roger
w. Hofheins, former Buffalo boat
appraiser. the strange craft is being
offered the Federal Government
on a mass-production basis.
Capable of attaining a speed of
so miles an hour, it sped over rough
terrain and nosed into the swift
Niagara River at a IS degree angle.
After a brief spin during which it
made good, but not fast, time
against the current, it was driven
back on the river bank.
Bearing close resemblance to
the new Army reconnaissance cars,
the craft has a three -bladed pro-
pellor and four wheels, all powered
by regular automobile motor. Each
wheel is chain-driven and hinged
to the body, thus permitting them
to bob up and down over rough
ground. 1t is capable of carrying
20 persons.
Evening star., 1941-05-28

The sinkings are continuing, Of
flcials said, indicating that the Axis
ships are still trying to run the
British blockade.
In the week beginning April %
the British Navy claimed IA Ger
man and 10 Italian ships.
Between March 13 and May IA
the bomber coastal command sank
or directly hit 81 vessels of German
or German occupied coasts. Some
were in convoy, some sailing singly.
but not all were sunk.
The Germans were said to be
using coastal vessels to ease their
internal transport situation.
The British count of their own
Evening star., 1941-05-28

sixty-one Axis ships totaling 2,873,-
900 tons have been sunk, captured
or scuttled since the war began up
to the middle of May, it was dis
closed officially today.
The Germans lost 346 ships total
ing 1,773,000 tons, of which 81 were
captured or seized and 285 sunk or
scuttled.
The Italians lost 2l5 ships total
ing 100000 tons, of which SO were
captured or seized and 176 sunk or
Scuttled.
An additional 38 ships of other
countries totaling $1,000 tons which
have been sailing on behalf of Ger
many have been disposed of by
one means or another" it was stated.
Evening star., 1941-05-28

did not contain the s20-an-ounce
whale secretion used in perfume
manufacture.
John Kiehl and Maurice Meunier
said after tests that the whitish
mass was of no value in production
of perfume. They added they could
not identify it exactly.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Tests Show Siboney's
Find Is Not Amberqris

BY the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May 28.-A
possible fortune in ambergris turned
into a mass of blubber when per-
fumers said today representative
samples of IA barrels fished up by
the American Export liner Siboney
Evening star., 1941-05-28

and Allied losses since the start Of
the war was ,443 merchantmen to-
falling 5,961.044 tons up to the middle
of May.
The Germans said the British lost
close to II 100000 tons up to May.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Fourth of Name

The Presidents yacht, the Poto-
mac, is the fourth ship in American
naval history to bear that name.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Duty Stops Come

After two and a half hours play
the referee stopped championship
football game in Grimsby. England,
because he was a flying officer and
had to report for duty.
Evening star., 1941-05-28

Palestine will permit nothing to
leave the country without govern
inent consent.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

before Henry took fancy to her. Apd
the blackbird who few out and
shipped off her nose" was the black
garbed executioner who killed Anne
when the king tired of her.
Mary, Queen of Scots, is the GEN.
tral figure of many of the Mother
Goose rhymes. She is Little Miss
Muffet who sat on the tuffet, or
cushion, in Holyrood Palace until the
stern John Knox came along as the
spider, actually sat down beside her,
demanded that she leave her religious
faith for his and frightened her away.
Mary also is Little Bo-Peep. The
sheep she lost we're her subjects, who
deserted her; and so she was admon-
ished to leave them alone and they'll
come home, wagging their tails behind
them!'
Because of her fiery temperament
the same Scottish queen again is lam
pooned in MARY, Mary. quite con-
trary, how does your garden grow?"
The pretty maids all in a row. are
the queens ladies-in-waiting.
King James vi of Scotland became
Simple Simon. The pie man he met was
the people of England who felt cheat
ed by his illegal taxation methods.
Not that all of the old rhymes we're
unfriendly. The beautiful and we'll
loved Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia