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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Hollow Glass Blocks

Among the new building ma
terials available for American
home-owners is one which is fast
becoming a favorite with deoora-
tors as well as architects and
builders. II is the hollow glass
building block not only for
panels in exterior walls. but also
for interior partitions and dwarf
partitions. The blocks are trans
lucent but not transparent, and fill
the room with softly diffused light.
II you're not using IL. sell IL with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
]. Allan.
2. Hanging.
3. Mosquito boats.
4. Second lieutenant.
8. Outward.
&. Italian Libya.
I. Samuel Gompers.
3. Three.
p. Queen Scheherszade.
10. Kenneth Roberts.
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husband without success.
Ruins three tenders on the car
and tears off one garage door.
Occasionally wishes she'd mar
ried someone else.
Lives five years longer than her
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husband.
Darns 1927 pairs of socks.
Never learns to drive nail
without hitting her thumb.
And makes darn good wife in
spite Of 1t all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Simple and Charming

The beouiy
OF simplicity
is we'll
demonstrated
in this snort
southern resort
ensemble
worn by
Eunice Kennedy
daughter OF
Joseph p.
Kennedy,
former U s.
ambassador
TO Greet Britoin.
Pictured on
the lawn OF the
Kennedy
home OF
Palm Beech,
Flo
she weors
O simple, white ,
tailored blouse
with O short
play skirt
in colorfuI
oll-over print
OF flowers
and ferns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

For her wedding Mrs sloud
wore a soft beige vol suii made
with fitted lines and skirt sith
tao pisats IN front shs eomplsted
her stunning snssmbls with =
dark brown blouse. bsigs doeskln
pumps and giovfs with a darker
bag and off-tbe face nat of beige
straw Her flowers wsrs green
orchids tied with brown satin
ribbon.
Miss Mary Ann Jeiacieh sore =
surf green gahAFalns sult siih
white aecsaaoriss and = c0rnags ~
Eardsniss and frs~siaa
After the wedding a breakfast
vas held 81 the JslBclch hous.
500i No 81 ct Mrs JsiBclch sore
a violet crepe Afternoon dress
with a eorsaKs ~ pink roasbudn
and Mr. stosd were aqua blue
crepe. alao with pink rsssbassia.
Through ths house white carnA-
tons were used sfth shlts tapers
ard bouquets ~ sweet pas
The tAbls $40 arranged sttrass
lively Nith shiss carnations and
tai white tapsrs IN tn center
piece About the hous Nsrs many
bouquets II sweet peas nlka An
dfsa constants csi ~ bridss eaks.
Assisting Ssfs Mrs. sick camsaHil
ard Mrs. Anthony B'adfovieh
The bride wore fas sane a..
traeilss olift Tor thsif wedding
trip % caasds On their return
fsey All b a. hone AZ Dasn
Point
Mr. Etroald - an Aqglnas
scadsmv graduate md her nus
nane q Efadasfs - Stadium hiEh
scbesoi and ths College - Puget
Sound he affiliated vita Delta
~ Omierou fraternity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Joint Picnic Is Plsnnsd
By Organizations

North Taoprna Odd Fsiiess ard
Rsbekahs AN Hold fhsir annual
POINT p.cnlc sunday ~ me rustic
bridge. Font DefiAnes PARK Cof-
fss All b served ~ non Ma
Walter enEal u chairman for the
EsDekahs assisted - Mrs Louis
Tbornbsfg. Mrs. Paul TURKEY Mrs.
Virginia Graham and Miss M1fiei
allie ~ Walter CfiEsl Is chair.
man Tor ne ODD Fellows lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Opera Cast
To Be Honored
Suffer Home VIII Be
Opened Saturday Evening

Members of the cast of die
Fledermaus" which closes its
run at the Drama League Lit.
tie Theater Saturday evening
will be honored at an after
performance Chinese supper
at the fascinating home of
Walter Suffer on No. Carr st.
Among the guests will be
Mr.. Ernest Gebert and Mrs.
Harry Cain, the two directors,
Mayor Cain, and both partici-
pants and producers of the
famous Strauss opera.
Entertainment by cast members
will include songs by Miss Ruth
johnson, Miss Oracle Mclean. Mr..
Stanley johnson. Mr.. Walter NJ.
Smell. jr.. Mr.. Hugh Mcwhirter,
Mr.. Gordon Tuell. Mr.. Salem
Nourse, Mr.. Gerhardt Svsre. Mr..
Charles Cheney, Mr.. William Good
win, and Mrs. Helen Congdon and
Mrs. Adeline Foss Forman, the
two accompanies.
Dance speciality numbers will be
given by Hermie Heron Anderson
and Fred Lane who performed in
the show also.
Those who played the roles OF
guests at Prince Orlovsky's ball
in the show who will be present
are Miss Carmen Hansen, Miss
Virginia Ludwick, Miss Grace
Blangy. Miss Nancy Anne Berger
sen. Miss Beth Nicholson, Miss
Alice Billow. Miss Noreen Tween,
Miss Claudia Van Fossen. Miss
Marian Seymour. Miss Elsie Lind
skog, Miss Agnes Paulson, Miss
Marietta Loren, Mr.. Philip Blangy,
Mr.. Robert Bergman, Mr.. Thomas
Mckay, Mr.. Stan Burkey. Mr.. Earl
Mamblock, Mr.. John Brannan. Mr..
James Braman. Mr.. Charles Swan
son and DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mckay.
Production personnel includes
Mr.. Charles Hugh. chairman. Mr..
and Mrs. Lock Riehl. Mr.. Diller
Frat, Mr.. Roy Boyles. Mr.. Del
Caldwell, Mr.. Walter NJ. Smell, Mr..
Wallace Snowman, Mr.. Milton
Ketchum. Mr.. Lou Tullis. Mr.. b.
Beader, Mr.. II. l. Loren, Mr.. Elmer
Sather, Mr.. B. F. Coors, Mrs.
Arnols Bader. Mrs. Salem Nourse,
Mrs. William Goodwin, Mr.. Charles
Cheney. Mr.. Douglas Gould. Mr..
Robert Morgan. Mr.. Duane Barlet.
Mr.. r. Kenzler, Mr.. Cameron VIII
son, Mr.. Ralph Weimar. Miss Flor
encs HUM. Miss Dorothy Kahler.
Miss Margaret Huseman. Miss Pat
Young. Miss Ruth Bayer. Mrs.
Fred Klopfenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayton Finnegan.
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Miss Larson
Is Church Bride
Ceremony Uniting Couple
Read in Fsmay Home

In n quaint gown Of white
taffeta. cut with sweetheart
neckline. long tapering sleeves
Mas EIenorA Larson. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lar.
son. became the bride Of Mr.
Joseph Kozenaki Of Fife, ron
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Roxen.
Ski. also II Fife The eers.
mony was read By the Rev.
Perry a. the Larson home
June n Al $50 O'Clock In the
evening.
BASKETS - garden fissrsfa wsrs
arrshgse a. an lapFosiasd altar.
flAnssa ~ tApsrs In silver ssnas-
labfa.
Welding marches wsfs piassd
~ lieiiis SETTER sta avnEs -
Richard Huntingdon.
With her KoWn 81 sAffsi1 rhs
bries uofs = ahouiaeslsnsth ssli
slih Gsfs;eaiss sna liils. - N
valley forming = essrunst shifh
hsis i ~ place shs esrrlsa
bouquet - PINK rsssiN8dn ~sth
shlie sweet PEAS ana wn5ls
afrramrra.
Mss Lgains Larson as hsr
sisters mad - hsnsr ana wore =
piax chiffon Eo~n win lonK
sleeves and square nscxiias aaal
carried tr0asqlsst q sfehlas and
Ys.lo9 sad orchid sNest psas ted
sltn gsiloN stFsamefs ~ H4li-
ana sozsnasi va ths bsst man
Tor ne brother
For her wedding Mfs. Lsrnoa
eh9As = pals green dress N4th cor.
cage q pink reseouds and iassnaff
sweet peas
T1hs reception foiiOEed Il IN
hone with Miss Marie Mar. Miss
ktheiins nuniza. Miss clarics
L1fson. Miss Gertrude Msfson, nnd
Ma Euth CnsrklB ASSISTING.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Mr. Walter sivsrtson vas toast
mistress for the Afternoon pro
gram. Record Of the club was
read by TIM historian. Mrs Walter
Smell. District convention reports
were given b. Mrs. Gerhart Bshr
and Mrs.. Carl Aessner and the
state report convention report Wa
given BY Mn. Emory Leamon.
newly elected president Of the
club. who was presented a oors4gs
and a book entitled The Greatest
Thing in the World b. Drum
mond.
Mrs. John Lemon tod q ths
state z s o breakfast In Seattle
which she had attended. ard read
a report - the progress - the
2 s o. STUDY circle ~ tns eiub.
IN the absence ~ the regular
chairman. Mrs. Clarence Bigger
Mrs. Winfield Eyphsr Installed
ths new officers. ara turned the
gaysl over 70 Mrs.. Emery Lesmon-
The other officers are Mrs Michael
Devote first wee president. Mss
Helen Blair. second wee president.
Ms Csrhsrt Bahr. secretary. Hrs
william HaNisy. treasurer. ard
Mrs. Alec NcBeth. corresponding
secretary.
M sypher a. thls tine va
presented with a oorHaFs ara
past presidents pin - ths general
federation q Women's clubs. IN
appreciation q her ieadsrEhIp
during the past two years The
club members and their friends en-
Joyed the report q al ths goals
achieved By the club ehairmsn
curing the year !4st ending. hrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

August RosenhaTn. Of wichita
Kansas. Nas a guest - the club.
Hembsws attending we're. Mrs
Otto Gissmsn. Mn. Gerhart Bahr.
Mrs. Michael Devote. Mrs. william
HaNley Mrs. Emery I.samon. hrs.
John Lemon. Mrs. " = MELON
aid. Mrs. Carl AeAsner. Mrs Jean
Martin. Mrs. Walter slyerfson.
Mrs.. Winfield syPher. Mr.. Alec
AeBeth. Mr. H. y Mars. Mrs
Arthur Ranaie. Mrs. Arthur Van
Winkis. and Mrs. Robert Boss9-
ven
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The marriage comes as a sur
prise TO many friends Of the cou-
pie since their engagement was
announced only a fortnight ago
with plans for an autumn wedding.
Given in marriage by her father.
the tall and attractive bride wore
= crepe afternoon dress in a blue
gray tone. fashioned oleverly with
short sleeves and yoke and collar
Of lace. She wore a corsage Of
green orchids and elbow length
brown gloves over which were two
gold bracelets. her gifts from the
bridegroom. Other accessories
were also brown.
Mrs. Deering wore a blue and
white sheer print ensemble with
q sheaf of white flowers.
Wedding breakfast was served
for the two families at the La
Casa home after the ceremony.
White flowers were again used as
the table centerpiece.
The brides going away outfit
was a dusty chartreuse wool with
open three-quarter length sleeves.
1t had cinnamon leather trim
which matched her shoes and bag.
She carried a beige camels hair
coat for travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey will 90
TO Jasper National park, Banff
and Lake Louise on their wedding
trip, and when they return after
p fortnight will be at home in
Seattle.
The bride attended the Convent
OF the Sacred Heart at Point Gray,
b. c., and was graduated from
Annie Wright seminary. At the
University Of Washington she af-
filiated with Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. She is also a provisional
member of the Tacoma Junior
league, the Tacoma Lawn Tennis
club and the COED club. Mr..
Dempsey attended Notre Dame
university and was graduated from
the University Of Washington. His
affiliations are the University
Union club and the Tacoma Coun-
try and Golf club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

yof KeiaE sssY ~ br,as wofs
= b<sgs aad hfoNn AIT wita Haffhs
lng aeeensDFlea snd = eofsaae -
aasasslaa ane tailsman roses
FeiioNlna tlesr wedding tfip -
chieeEs sa.f hinnssota tne Yesfns
eoapss wfii mske tfelr h0me -
Tacoma. after July r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Past Noble Grsnds
To Have Luncheon

NJ Tacoma Renekah lodge past
nobis granas eiub an h enter
tanned Al y - luncheon Monday
Afternoon ~ ths home ~ Mr.
Hary McEachron. 1910 fsfh a.
Tns hosfsss v1n b. Assisted b.
her SISTER. Mr. william HeGse.
past nobis grand q woodland
lOogs Seattle
Mr.. John Burnsrd u the rev
president. ard Mrs. Prosper Jgrish.
secretary-treas1rtr. Reports q me
recent ]. .. .. =. convention ln
Everett Nll be heard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Post Convention Event, Installation
Features on Club Calendar
Arts and Science Club Headed by Mrs. Emory Lesmon;
Reports OF Federation Meeting Are Heard

The post convention luncheon Of the Arts and Science
club held Thursday at the Tacoma hotel The chair
men, Mrs Otto Gasman and Mrs Gerhart Bahr, carried
Hawaiian motif with decorations and place cards
depicting Hawaiian The guests eolorul es
and during the luncheon hour Miss Beth Wray and Miss
Nadine Baird played Hawaiian guitar music
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Daughter Is Born TO
tMr. and Mrs. Freeman

DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Magill have
received word from Long Beach,
Calf, of the birth of a daughter
10 their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeman
Jean MagilD Monday. June %.
The baby is to be called Leslie
Dale. She is the Freemans' first
child and also the first grandchild
OF DR.. and Mrs. Magill.
Paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Freeman Of Bill
fngs, Mont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Sorority Alumnse
Plan Annual Picnic

Tacoma and Olympia alumnae Of
Phi Mu sorority will hold their
annual picnic at Priest Point park,
Olympia, July II, at 430 o'clock.
Reservations in Tacoma are being
taken by Mrs. Edwin Allen Deyo,
Br. 3016, president Of the Tacoma
alumnae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Vows Taken Saturday Morning Marian Darahe
Members Of Two Families Witness
Ceremony at ST. Patrick S Church
Prominent Members Of Younger Set Wed in Quiet
Service With Breakfast Following 81 Brides Home

Second daughter of the family wed this month"; Miss
Marian Perry La Casa oldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs
James Andrew La Casa pghted her roth to Mr. Danaher
Michael Dempsey, younger Of Mr. and Mrs John Demp
sey Saturday morning at 10 o'clock before nuptia
and holy communion in st. Patricks Catholic church.
Vows were exchanged before the Ri Rev. Monsignor
William j. Noonan with Mrs Robert Deerng and Mr. John
Dempsey, jr. as the only attendants.
On either side of the chancel were placed tall white
ardenleres holding graceful arrangements of white
flowers.
Just three weeks another of the charming sisters
Dorothy La Casa became the bride of Mr. James Mack
koon in lovely morning ceremony in the same church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Miss Margaret JelusiCh WEEDS
Mr.. William Stroud Saturday
Morning Ceremony soIsmnirsd 81 ST. psireIs Rsesory
Wedding Breakfast Followed al Family Home

Delicate pink arranged In setting Of ferns and
lighted by Pickering candles formed the pretty background
IN ST. Patrcks Catholic church ectory Saturday morning
10 o'clock when Miss Margaret Cecilia Jeusct Mr. VIII
lam Walter Stroud exchanged their nupial vows.
The Rev. Desmond Dillon performed the ceremony At
which the tall and attractive bride attended BY her
sister. Miss Mary Ann Jelusch. and the bridegroom BY
his brother Mr.. Erwin Stroud.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mr.. Domenck
Jeucch and her husband the Of Ar and Mrs George
Stroud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Plans Announced for Luncheon
Wednesday al Lawn Tennis Club

Glnpss Into Summer CalsndsF Fnds July I4-is Cif<sd
For Annual Tomnsmsnf Wssl Seasons t,;ghEght
Summer days the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club irzd
tonay long Be remembered By hath the Junior ard
senior enjoy completely shs variety Of parties sah
year From gay ts informal affairs % ms Arzsr more
formal through the months. dull omsnss srs
conspicuous their absence particularly during annual TOUR
namsnt week. SET this year for July 1913.
Continuing their regular plan of ssaa and unehsnns ca
alternate Wednesdays The Tennis club iook
ing forward luncheon ths Wednesday and Tor the
occasion the plans floral decorative zehsme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Mrs. Huffsrd
To Entertain Social Club

Mrs.. 4. I. Hgffard VIII open
her hons ~ 701z 50. Traitor a.
10 members x tas Social el1b q
the sam4ritsna Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

" n hillrF have besa aa8ed %
rsfvs 81 lns iaaeasen
On the commits. afs Afs f4iia
" ysffx. hfa a q AVER. Mrs.
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nss<l Mecsg. Mss { p o<m<<s
nrs 1. a. rxs.sasll ass. ~ G
pseFins. Mrs A. y Sie~s. Mr.
~ ~ psek@m. hEs Lester nsil<n
saa nrs wins q. alemsyess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
International News s.r,,c. Cab.

BERLIN. June Z. - German
coastal guns and bombers tonight
were declared to have sunk five
valuable British freighters and
damaged four others during the
past "a hours in attacks ranging
from the North Atlantic through
the English Channel down 10 the
waters of West Africa.
10 a SPECTACULAR hau.hardguept
carly today of a powerful British
convoy trying TO slip through the
Channel, Germany'S big guns or
the occupied French coast were
stated TO have sunk one laden
freighter and heavily damaged
another.
During dogfghts over the Chan.
mel. it was announced, German
planes shot down one British Spit.
fire fighter.
CThe admiralty in London
announced the British convoy
escaped damage and casualties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
$50 Detroiters
Cavalry Grads
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

FORT RILEY, Kan, June Z
Approximately $50 Detroit
draftees at the cavalry replace
ment training center here will be
graduated next Friday and join
tactical cavalry units. officially
marking the end of their l3-week
basic training period.
Typical of the Detroit trainees
are Edward Rambie, craftsman
and mechanical engineer. q grad
uate of Wayne University; Alex
former investigator for
the Detroit housing commission,
who won the city-wide essay con-
test in 1893, and was graduated
cum laude from the University
of Michigan.
Also in the group are Wilfred
Furay, mechanic, who made the
all-city football team in 1885;
Walter j. Posey, bank manager
and director of the Union
Mortgage Company. who has
achieved recognition in the field
of investment banking and &C.
counting. and Max Stovak. auto
worker and letter carrier. a star
of many city swimming and hand
ball meets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Governor Hits
Southern Camp

ALEXANDRIA. La. June T.
Camp Beauregard's airport near
here. where Detroit's 107th OBJ
servation Squadron is in training,
today was under criticism of Michi-
gan's Governor Van Wagner, who
just completed a hurried visit
here.
After expressing pleasant sur
prise al the fine conditions at
nearby Camp Livingston. where
the 32nd Division troops of Michi-
gan and Wisconsin are in training,
the governor said.
"If i have any criticism To make
II Is of conditions at the airport.
There Is only one runway and
the housing conditions are not
what they should be-
The governor was told by Of
ficers that when the Michigan
troops first moved south last Oc-
tober the men of the 10th had
expressed disbursement because
their camp and surroundings were
not comparable TO those provided
other troops.
Mrs. Van Wagner and State
Highway Commissioner c.. Donald
Kennedy, accompanying the gov
.ernor. shared his enthusiasm for
Camp Livingston. The party was
greeted by four regimental bands
After a visit with Gov. and
Mrs. Sam Houston Jones and a
visit 10 New Orleans. the party
will return to Michigan Thursday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
fHis strike stopped 4cOrE ON nearly

advance. as in no wise directed
against France.
Britain. nevertheless, remained
on the alert 10 counteract any
French move to aid Germany in
the war.
1t was learned for example,
that the Royal Navy now is so
disposed as 10 be prepared 10 deal
an annihilating blow at the French
Navy if any French warships
should up anchor in the Mediter-
ranean and steam out on Ger
mission.
Every major unit of the French
fleet. it was authoritatively stated.
has been "stalemated" by the Brit
ish naval dispositions. This
British strategical safeguard was
rendered possible only by the re-
cently-extended United States
patrol which has re-
leased British warships for con-
convoy work closer TO
England and for duty at defense
stations in the South Atlantic and
Mediterranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Report British Raids

The German radio in A
broadcast heard in New York
tonight reported that British
planes have repeatedly bombed
Damascus. Syria. according 10
NBC.)
The main Syrian terminus OF
the Axis planes was reported 10
he the Aleppo Airport in northern
Syria. one of the four largest IN
the Frenc h-mandated country.
Some of the planes, however, were
said 10 be landing at the Palmyra
and Damascus airdromes, closer 10
the borders Of Palestine and
Transjordan.
MANY German machines fiocking
into Syria. according 10 reports
received in Nicosia. are of the
iroop-carrying type. although as
Yet there have been no indications
of wholesale movements of air.
horne Nazi troops into the coun-
Try.
The planes, however. are said
already 10 have brought consider
able quantities of light artillery,
rolling equipment such as small
tanks, munitions and military sup
plies.
Axis pilots, il was learned, gen.
orally attempt to avoid Cyprus
because of British anti-aircraft
guns and fighter planes stationed
on the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
5 Freighters Sunk by Shells
And Bombs, Berlin Reports

under the Smelling and two Nazi
air attacks. adding that two of
the luftwaffe planes were shot
DOWN.
Long distance luftwaffe bomb
ers during the day were stated 10
have destroyed a 5.000-ton British
ship $50 miles west Of
the northern Irish coast.
During the night Nazi bombers
were also declared TO have sunk
TWO bin. cargo vessels. tntalsng
-. 5H6 tons. off thes g xxpSsr- <.stJs
coast. These Included the $4,000
ton Scottish freighter Loeb Eve
and another 12,500fon vessel.
A lone long-range German
bomber, meanwhile, was declared
to have sunk a 3,000-ton British
merchantmen in an attack on a
strong convoy about 240 miles
west of the African coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Nazis Rush Bases

Cape Andreas. the northeast ex-
tremity of Cyprus, lies less than
60 miles west OF Syria's port OF
Lstakia. where the Germans are
said to be hastily preparing an
air base that could be used for
bombings and parachute landings
on Cyprus or for action in Syria
against Iraq, Transjordan or Pales-
tine.
British colonial authorities al
Cyprus have virtually completed
all preparations to resist any Nazi
attack. The islands forces. weap-
ons and Notifications have been
reinforced.
Civilian excavations from Nicosia
and other port towns Of Cyprus
have been carried out speedily
Among persons evacuated from
the island was a small group oi
Americans connected with mining
They had remained in Cyprus
despite a warning from the United
States a month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Maj Reign Of Terror
In Belgrade Charged

LONDON, June 7.-UNS)-An
Exchange Telegraph British dis
patch from Istanbul said today
that a diplomat arriving from Bel
grade reported a German reign
of terror" in YugoSlavian terri
tory.
The dispatch quoted the diplo-
mat as saying the bodies of people
shot by patrols are found in Bel
grades streets every morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Paris Radio Calls
.Leahy Foe Of France

NEW YORK. June Inns
An attack on United States Am
bassador to France William Leahy
by the German-controlled Paris
radio was reported today by the
official British radio in a broad
cast heard by CHS in New York
The London broadcast quoted
the Paris station as calling Leahy
an undesirable person and add.
ing:
ION the day that our gov
eminent hands him his creden-
tials, there will be one enemy
less on the soil Of France"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Weygand Flies
Back to Algiers
International News service able

ALGIERS, June Cen Max
ime Weygand, commander-in-chief
OF Frances African forces. arrived
in Algiers by plane today, return
ing from conferences with the
Vichy government.
1t was reported he soon will
leave his Algiers headquarters tc
inspect the strategic French West
African port of Dakar and other
strongholds in Africa.
French circles in Algiers, how
ever. said they did not expect any
imminent military action in West
Africa, believing the next big
battles would break out in Syria
and northwest Egypt as part OF an
anticipated Axis pincers offensive
against the SueZ Canal