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Northern Gibraltar
Iceland Stepping Stone for Any Invading Force;
Occupation Imperative, Stefansson Asserts
By VILHJALMUR STEFANSSON
World Famous Explorer
In Special statement to International New. ser,ic

July SThe military occupation of Iceland an
Roosevelt the moves
Lnn for q Mestem
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CALL REDS DISGUISED

at several places" authori-
ties added, "our troops advanced
considerable distance on the
other (Russian) side of the
frontier. Deserters arrived from
the enemy side.
"Our air force successfully
bombed enemy positions and
rear bases"
Authorities charged that in ar
attack on Helsinki Sunday night
Russian planes were disguised
with Finnish insignia and that
other Russian planes marked with
German insignia attacked Finnish
airports.
In the attack on HelSinki one
person was killed. Il were injured
and two houses were badly dam
aged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Red Transports
Blasted by Finn
Guns and Subs
Iu,,rn.,,on.I New, service Cable

HELsINKI, Finland, July s.
Direct hits by Finnish artillery on
enemy positions in the Hangoe
sector were announced by Finnish
authorities today.
A powerful fire also was di-
rected against enemy transport
vessels in Hangoe harbor and
"some enemy ammunition stores
exploded -
Finnish submarines were said 10
have sank a number of Russian
transport vessels en- route from
Tallinn. EStonia, 10 KronStadt.
On the eastern front, u was
stated. the enemy attempted an
attack al an unidentified place but
was beaten back, losing 400 men
in a brief encounter. Several Rus
sian aTmored cars were said 10
have been wrecked while Finnish
losses were described as "lnsignifi-
cant
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-AND BUYERS GUIDE
PLASTERING
POULTRY FEED.
PHI MRING, HTATING

WARREN COOPERATIVE Company :
General farm supplies. coal fuel. Chioag
Road on C. r. RI
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MOVING. sTORAGE-RoYAL OAK
NEw AND USED MOTOR CARS

BILL DeGAIN Bargain spot. s9Ol Mack
New, used cars. lyanhOe 949i.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate HstingS
In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
HOW TO WIN FREE CAR
Purpose of Contest:-To induce
more women to try the amazing
new, Improved Old Dutch Cleanser

Imagine the thrill of waking up some
morning and finding yourself the owner
of gorgeous new l94l 4-door Nash
900" Sedan, given free in exchange for
only minutes of your time
A car a day giUen quay! Not one-not
two-but TWENTY FIVE of these breath
takingly beautiful Nash 800 Sedans
are to be given free. A car day for 5
weeks Except Saturdays and Sundays)
plus 81, 10000 in cash prizes at the
rate of ten crisp, new $40 bills each day.
What you do is simplicity itself Just
write last line for the jingle shown
above. It's asy-and fun to do. See ex-
amples alright andget busy right away
But first, see what amazing advantages
you will get with the new Improved
Old Dutch Cleanser. No matter how
long you've used Old Dutch or what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

II was five or six days out of
Jaluit. the sky was threatening
and the sea rising. Hayes roamed
about the deck seeing all secure
for the blow that must soon
come. BY nightfall a northwest
wind had thrashed the seas 10
mountain height. Rain poured
down on the Lotus. The girl was
below. Flson was at the wheel
holding the little ship before the
hurricane At times she would
heel until her boom ripped
through the seas. Shed dash up
a steep Shiny bank of water only
to plunge into a black. simmer
ing abyss AT eight Hayes took
the wheel and told the cring-
ing Dutchman TO keep the deck
with him Elson heard him shout
something about not leaving the
Dutchy below with the girl. Any
how Elson turned in. trying to
sleep against the tremendous
slap of seas against the hull and
the straining and creaking of her
timbers.
Suddenly he was shocked by
the banging of revolver.
He dashed TO the cockpit where
etoOd tho helm SIN arr NUhaYp
he should have stood. The wheel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

was deserted and the little ship
waved 'down a mighty comber
On the deck above the pit stood
two figures. Against the torn
sky Elson recognized Hayes. feet
wide apart. arms up like a statue.
Opposite him was Pete and in
his hands was a black object that
looked like a great cross. He
brought it down on Hayes head.
and before Elson could move the
Bully slumped and dropped over
board into the crashing sea.
Elson grabbed the wheel and
brought her up into the wind.
But he was too late, he never
found the captains body.
Why'd you do il ?" he yelled
Don't go back. He try kill
me-" squalled Pete.
At last in that weller of driv-
ing wind and sea Elson got the
story.
Pete had failed TO obey an
order promptly. and Hayes, be-
side himself with rage, had
started for him.
You fat pig. I'll kiln you"
he roared.
Terrified, Pete pulled a gun and
fired into the massive body of
Hayes. The big man staggered,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
The Saga of Daredevil Bully Hayes,
"Scourge of the Pacific

BY this time Dutch Pete was
acting up. He refused TO take
the wheel one day. said he was
the cook. not the bloody navi-
gator. HAYES smashed him in the
face with his great fist and
stretched him out for over an
hour.
The girl saw it and laughed
and Pete never forgot il. They
touched at Apia and Hayes was
treated like a king by both
natives and Europeans. They
called at hundreds of little is
lands. Elson thought Hayes was
preparing to start a series of
trading stations.
The girl was still aboard and
Dutch Pete took to cycling her
whenever Hayes wasn't about.
But the captain must have
guessed something because he
took every chance of humiliating
the Dutchman.
In Jaluit. Pete tried TO desert,
but Hayes caught him, triced
him up to the mast and flogged
him under the girls eyes. Then
they sailed on and few were the
days that Pete, now broken and
terrified. did not feel the weight
of Hayes hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
When Is an Electric Shock Safe?

exposed electrodes. capable of
giving a shock
The recent experiments, which
are expected to help manufacture
ers to improve the design and
safety of electrical devices which
might cause harm, consisted of
asking the subject TO hold cop
per wire while the Juice" was
turned on-a small amount at a
time. Then the subject was told
to drop the wire If he could let
go without difficulty the electric
current was not too strong for
him. In real life this would mean
that a person would not freeze"
on to a wire.
For men, on the average. the
experiments indicated the safe
non-interrupted 60-cycle current
is to 9 milliamperes." Women
and children probably would have
a safety range that is less than
this.
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in each days contest Area
lo4l Nash Ambassador 900"
Model 4i47 Four-door Sedan
with standard equipment - in
your choice of standard colors-
and ten additional prizes. each
$1,000 cash.
q. Entriesreceived before March
10 will be entered in the first
days contest. After that, entries
will be entered in each days con-
test as received. Entries for the
last days contest must be post
marked not later than April Is
and received by April %.
5. Entries will be judged for
originality, suitability. and apt
ness. Decision of the judges will
be final. Fancy entries will not
count extra. Duplicate prizes
will be awarded in case Of ties.
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No entries returned. Entries,
contents and ideas therein be-
comethepropertyof Old Dutch
Cleanser.
@. Any resident Of the CONT
mental United States may COM
pete except employees of The
Cudahy Packing Company,
their advertising agencies and
their families. Contests subject
to all United States and local
regulations.
=. Daily Nash winners will be
announced approximately one
week after close of each contest
over Old Dutch CIesnsers
Bachelors Children" radio
program. All winners will be
notified by mail. Complete list
Of all winners will be sent on
request after May IL.
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READ THESE SAMPLE last
INES AND POINTERS on
- W/WNING/

other cleansers you We used :. . the New
Old Dutch will surprise and thrill you.
Fortified by new miracle ingredient,
it does these surprising things
Cd Cleans SOC faster than the famous
Old Dutch Cleanser you've known
before cuts cleaning time almost in
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bathtubs, pots and pans come sparkling
-imnacufateiy Clean (2) New ingre-
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gives double-action cleaning that ends
hard securing and elbow-fag. 90 Is
safety itself for porcelain, metal and
painted surfaces. DOESN'T SCRATCH
because made with gentle Seismotite
Enter noD-and as many times as you
wishl Remember that a car a day will
be given away. Beautiful New Nash
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untitled" steel body and sensational
economy. Plus ten cash prizes in the
bargain, each and every day
Ask for Old Dutch at your dealers.
No change in package no advance in
price. Mail free entry blank today.
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RULES n !; P5in, ss or write writ,

Riffs 1. Print or write
NoAGS plainly your last
line." using sufficient words to
complete the jingle. Make the
last word in your last line rhyme
with pie" and buy. Write on
entry blank at right, or on one
side of a sheet of ordinary pa
per. Print or write plainly your
name and address.
4. Mailto OIdDutch Cleanser,
Dept. Avs. Boxl11o. Chicago.
Ill. You may enter as many times
as you like. but each entry must
be accompanied by the wind
mill pictures from 2 cans Of Old
DutchCIeanser, Tor fscsimiles).
3.There twill be twenty daily
contests running from March 10
through April Is, lo4l Except
Saturdays and Sundays. Prizes
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then. grunting curses managed
10 crawl from the cockpit to the
narrow deck Pete wrenched the
boom crutch from its housing
and brought it down with a sick
ening crunch on Hayes golden
head.
Thus il was that Hayes who
had defied the navies of Australia.
Portugal. the United States and
even England managed to get
himself killed by a trembling
little Dutchman who'd have been
scared to spit if Hayes had been
watching him.
The girl managed to make her
way to Honolulu where. years
later. she died in abject poverty
The San Francisco Post of
June. 1877, reported the killing
as follows:
Captain Hayes of the schoon-
er-yacht Lotus. which sailed from
lllS port OCloDeI Slil, lofo' iOi
the Samoan Islands, was muir
dered in March last by the cook,
a Dutchman who shipped in
Samoa as cook and seaman. The
Lotus left Bonham Island (JaluiD
one of the Marshall group and
six days afterwards she came
back and the information was
reported by the mate"
Next week Cap'n Landers tells
of the hard-luck voyage of the
Elina r. Curtis, and other thrill
ling encounters with cannibals
and headhunters on lonely beaches
in the South Seas.
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sharkmeat and eating it raw.
Some drank the blood J Further
more the stink was dreadful
That shark lasted two days be-
fore they had to throw ii over
board. The water was half salt
by now and they were all crazy
with thirst. On the twelfth day
they caught another shark. and
drank the blood, but it didn't stay
with them.
They were lying on the planks
those as weren't carried away
moaning and raving. some
weeping. others swearing they
could see Bully Hayes walking
over the water towards them.
On the fifteenth day the stew
ard went plumb crazy He
shouted and cussed and prayed
in the same breath Then he
tried to drown himself by SHOW
ing his head under water But
the others held him up until sun
down Then he jerked about
bit. mumbled something, and
died
Next morning there was
mighty big shark nosing the raft
II took them FIVE hours TO catch
that big. gray sea-tiger. But
they got him and his blood kept
them alive. II was on the six
teenth day they sighted a thin
blue line of land dead ahead.
Those who We're able feebly
stroked their planks and il was
two days and two nights before
they were close enough TO make
out a small island
But the wind changed and they
began drifting away again. They
padded. screaming, shouting and
when dawn came they could see
natives running up and down the
beach waving a flag a canoe
put off. but that didn't help much
for II was inside the reef.
They were all.nearly dead with
fear when they saw two natives
dive into the surf and come
crawling through the seas to
them. In few minutes they
made a line fast and SWIM with
it to a canoe, then slowly wore
that raft to the shore.
The men grabbed pawpaws, CO.
conuts, fruit, and sat there. tears
rolling down their faces while
they drank the juices.
For two days they rested in
the village and the natives waited
on them hand and foot Then
they heard gun go off and the
gunboat Elk came through the
reef The warship took them all
off and gave them passage to
Sydney, Australia.
II wasn't four DAYS later that
the Elk on the way to Sydney
passed the brig Antonio. And
there was Bully Hayes with a
girl on each arm waving his hat.
cool as a blasted cucumber.
But when-tke Antonio landed
at Sydney. Hayes was in more
trouble The Sydney Morning
Herald on January s. 1860, car
ried The Story Of a Scoundrel'
in which it accused Hayes of
everything from petty swindling
to indecent assault. but for lack
Of evidence Hayes was acquitted.
He did not completely escape
however. he did several weeks
for debt, but managed to plead
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insolvent bankruptcy, so they
let him go.
. ULLY HAYES was next heard
- of at the Arrowtown gold dig
eings where he was disguised as
a minstrel Later he attached
himself TO two families Of vaude-
Vile actors who called themselves
the Buckingham Players. He
spotted that most Of the spare
dust in them diggings was going
TO the players, especially to Miss
Roma Buckingham, whose Ma
boasted that she could sirg Annie
Laurie TO the accompaniment of
a full brass band.
Well sir. Hayes had one of
those reef tops'ls" voices, too,
2 but TO make sure of his profits he
eIoped with Roma. who was
great big gal with rosy cheeks
and lots of blonde hair. Under
twenty, she was. too. Seems
like Hayes forgot all about Anne
liza who was still waiting her
buckle sailor-boy in San Fran
cisco.
Four years later he'd got hold
of a collier brig. the Black Dia-
mond. out of Newcastle, y. S w
10 Nelson In July. the Black
Diamond. with Hayes. Roma. her
baby her brother and maid
servant. put in at the Croixelles
for caulking and firewood The
mate was left 10 see after the
brig and Hayes borrowed the
four-ton yacht of Mr. Askew
TO take his family on to Nelson
The yacht had not been long
under way when a squall struck
her. carrying away her main
mast and smashing the boom Al
the same time she filled with
water Hayes, his wife and child,
the maidservant and Roma 8
brother all being thrown into the
water The accident occurred a
mile and a half off shore. but
Hayes was the only one who man
aged 10 save himself
Next thing we heard was that
Hayes owned a schooner called
the Shamrock. and that he was
financed by another woman who
was known up and down the
coast as the Bull Pup" He did
some blaekbirding and one yarn
went that he kidnapped a whole
Fiji wedding party and sold EN-
outright as slaves.
He stole women in the Marquee
sas. landed on lonely trade
beaches and took what he wanted
from the traders without paying.
And here and there he'd buried
caches Of money in British gold
and American dollars.
Somehow he got back to San
Francisco. for his old wife Amelia
sailed with him on one or two
trips, But she tired of the life
and left him again. for good this
time
But Hayes was near the end
of his course.
mi 1876. he bought the schooner
Lotus in San Francisco and &C
cording 10 the San Francisco
Post. loaded her with $4,000
cargo.
He also took his partner. who
had a pretty wife, his mate FL
son and a Scandinavian roust-
about named Peter Radeck,
known as Dutch Pete. They were
TO sail on October Q. But the
night before. the Lotus being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
by it?

take without being hurt
by it?
That is one of the latest prob
lens which have been interesting
some of the research professors
at the University of California.
where electric currents have been
tested out on nearly 200 subjects
to see how much they could
stand
Everyday hazards from cleo
trio shock have been increasing
in the past years because so
many new electrical devices have
been added to mans equipment.
Electric fences are used to keep
cattle in-or intruders out-but
are not meant to electrocute any
one. Insect traps. on the other
hand. are electric chairs" for
bugs but should not harm people.
Numerous home appliances have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

ITO write a winning last line,
- resdthejingleoverquickly
2 or 3 times to get the rhythm
of it. Then make list of all
the words you can think of
that rhyme with the word
pie" Words such as die"
cry" high" etc.
Make the last word in your
last line rhyme with the last
word in the first line of the
jingle. For example. "Just
use ii and watch the dirt
fy=or IFS a winner,
as none will deny"
Probably you can think ofbet-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

4 nOW much of an electric
- shock can a man or woman
j take without being hurt
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ter last lines of your own with
out half trying. Especially
after you try the new, I'm
proved Old Dutch Cleanser
and see for yourself how mar
velous it is. The more you
know about it, the more last
line ideas" will keep popping
into your mind.
And remember, you can enter
as often as you likel There's
no limit 70 the number of
entries you can send in.
But the big thing is to get
busy right away. Send your
first entry today
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-11-28
Washington Letter
BY MILTON PERSITZ
FUTURE OF STEINHARDT

FUTURE OF STEINHARDT
When Laurence A. Stenhardt was sent to Moscow by
lis good FRIEND F. D. r. there cyncs who said the
President repaying political obligation and rewardng
man who had contributed to his Democratic campaign
chest Others recalling the unrewardng experiences of
William Buitt and Joseph Davies described Stenhardt
"stOpgap who couldn't do any harm because there wasn't
much to do.
most demanding jobs for any American diplomat
challenging perhaps than the Court of ST. James, And
that period modest has proved his grit his courage
and his discretion.
Now, this is written Stenhardt is his way back
to Washington with rOundish LitvnOff RumOrs around
the capital that he will not return to his post General
beef that the job has taken off Senhardts
life and that the extraordinary tension is than
man stand for so long period. Dismiss from your
mind any thought that F. d. R. may have listened to the
advice from busybOdes that might look well if the
u. S. A. had Jew in Moscow, while the SOvies have Jew
in Washington. F. D. r. thinks for moment
about the religion of any whom he picks for job
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-11-28
BETWEEN THE
BOOK ENDS
by
William l. BOxerman
Jewish Book Week
November 1880
BELIEFS AND PRACTICES
OF JUDAISM

BELIEFS AND PRACTICES OF
by DR.. Louis Finkel-
steln-fifty cents -(Devin-Adair
Co.-New York; originally ap-
peared as part of a larger volume
in which a Catholic priest, Pro-
testant minister, and the head of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America each explained his re-
hgion Certainly the choice of
the eminent rabbi was happy
one, for few could do as good job
in discussing Judaism as a way of
life.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-11-28
p1IDDY BAER-NEXT
CARTWRIGHT CHAMPION??

Hit a " WLkOk1A OAA&A4sAA 4N4N
.Toe Louis, heavyweight cham
MON of the world for the past few
years. is pulling one of the sur
Urise moves of the sporting world.
The Brown Bomber, whose lethal
lunches have withstOOd nineteen
nretenders for the throne, is lay
ing it on the line for his country
come next January 8. Joe is Of
fering his services 'free." Any
"take" as a result of that fight
reverts to the Naval Relief Society
and the expectations would war
rant that the gate receipts for
such a championship fight would
soar to the $25O,OOO marker.
"Uncle" Mike Jacobs, the promoter
Of the match, Joe Louis trainers
and managers and the corporation
that owns Madison Square Garden
have all Clipped in their services
gratis. So has the challenger
considered the number one con-
tender for the heavyweight crown
and one of the two men Joe
Louis has intimated time and
again he would like to fight "just
once more" For such a gesture
Joe Louis deserves unStinted
praise. The man has proved in
his score of fights in the ring that
he is a fighter and a gentleman.
This last step makes him every
inch a patriot.
But what about the challenger ?
Is it another one of those guys,
ordinarily called "stumble-bums"
in the colorful parlance of the ring
or is he just another member of
the Joe Louis bum of the month"
club as one New York sportswrit-
er dubbed the opposition so quaint
ly prior to the Bomber's title clash
with Nathan Mann? Surprising
ly enough, the opposition is of the
best. The nod Tor this f1ghC went
to Buddy Baer-the Jewish beho-
meth who knocked the Brown
Bomber out of the ring with one
punch last June and who almost
knocked the stuffings out of this
great champ. So, there you have
it! The fight is a natural as far
as talent is concerned. The gate
receipts go to Naval Charity and
the whole affair not only has the
earmarks of a gala sporting event
but looms as one of the snappi-
est ideas in years. And now that
the fight mob along Jacobs
Beach" has recovered from the