davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-04-30

BCOKKEEPER-Lsdy desires TO make
change can furnish best references from
nrm where employed 10 years. Box STA,
Star -
DENTAL ASSISTANT experienced. had
nursing training, can type; local refer
ences. Phone Georgia 6077.
LADY wishes position as practical nurse
or companion: experienced. FIR. l14l, Miss
Slime.
LADY desires part-time work to be done
in her own home, preferably clerical or
part-tlmC nursing in doctors ONCE, having
mad ga yrs. hospital training. Columbia
35Sl-J. /"
NURSE. trained; Eoverness, companion,
! LANGUAGES driver: piano. Box 1OO-A,
Star
SECRETARY auditor, Office assistant:
qualified to handle correspondence without
dlctation- unincumbered. Box SOFA, Star.
SECRETARY RY-sTENOGRAPRER rapid. ac-
curate: l3 years technical, manufacturing,
sales dlctatlon. Capable taking minutes.
Deangelo, Columbia g3g5. ."
WOMAN. executive. with the following
qualincations is available for position:
Experience and knowledge of orsanizat ton.
perSoT mel supervision consumer relations
dlrectorShIp, publicity, historical research.
A. present supervisor OF 20 employees.
Education. . years college. References.
Box S6-A. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

BEAUTY OPERATORS 90. for completely
equipped aforementioned salons: one salon
in ne. and one in NV: good clientele;
perm. positions. Apply @30l 4th ST. ne.
North Q-n-
Evening star., 1941-04-30

MAN young, about 10. as clerk in whole
sale supply house. $40 9th st. NV.
MAN. young, with some experience on in
Evening star., 1941-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DINING ROOM, well equipped, long estsb
lease. Money-maker. Priced right
OWENS REALTY ME O4S6

DINING ROOM. well equipped, long estsb.;
lease: Money-maker. Priced right.
OWENS REALTY. Me O4s6.
GASOLINE STATIONS (D for lease, on
only; $500. Stations operating at pres
ent: well located; completely equipped for
oils, greaSing., accessories. Write giving
bank and references. Box 7O-A. Star.
RooMING HOUSE. near 18th and N sts.;
; rooms, baths: rent: 500; price.
SI"00 in terms. Mr.. BeaL Ma. 1892 or
and f i5tnMTo % A Teiisble e. couple HT % rmsii nsn
bath tunfurn), free rent, small income;
you pay . mos. rent IN advance. 2-yr;
lease for well-kept IA rms 4 baths. oil
refgs.; always rented. Box 47O-Y. Star.
MAN will invest S5,OOO-S6, 900 in going
business. Box 1874, Star l.
WILL PAY Cash for parking lot in good
location. Box s'!-A, Star l.
STAND TO LET for flowers. soft drinks,
ST. stc; MN w sood business section 'a' 18th
RESTAURANT, beer license in nearby
MARYLAND; good food business; 81 800 cash
handles: GOOD reason for selling. Box
LIQUOR STORE: owner retiring. 81 900
WHly.; low rent: 81 800, plus stock
r. NJ. De Shazo. ll2J l4th. Ma $500.
BEAUTY SHOP usth and Columbia I'd y
Kent only $50: S15 weekly business; very
nicely equipped: sacrifice for $500 cash.
r. M. De Shazo. 1923 I4th. MA 552u.
SKEE BALL, Wurltzer. IA foot automatic
Dali return coin. operated; a bargain al
$50. LikenS, 924 9TH st nv.
SELF-sERVICE GROCERY, must sell at
once. owner leaving for Army. no reason
able offer refused Rogers Real Estate,
hu4 F st. NV. Ma. Sl37.
GROCERY and general merchandise store,
living quarters; terms. Phone Alexandra
S5S3. 4"
GASOLINE, ACCES, large corner station.
DOING large business; same owner for many
years; fully equipped and stocked: price.
N4.'5O. terms. Box lO6-A Star.
BEAUTY SHOP, busy street; fully equipped;
gqrri6ce
Evening star., 1941-04-30

DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced had
nursing training, can type; local refer
enceS. Phone Georgia 6077
Evening star., 1941-04-30

ROOMTNG HOUSE. very nice location; -
rooms, 2ha baths: Eood income
SOuTHERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE
I'll woodward Bldg. ME. 754s.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

MAN wanted. experienced in delicstessen
or grocery. Apply Morrison DelicateSsen,
$40 Conn. ave.
MAN. young. who is not eliGible for draft;
general office work. good typin2 required.
American Tire Co. 1oll Z ST ne
Evening star., 1941-04-30

LADY wishes position as practical nurse
| or companion: experienced. FIR. l141, Miss
Evening star., 1941-04-30

WOMAN middle-aged light houSework and
care Of , children: dependable. Call War
field 5796.
WOMAN, white, age 25-4O; ghw. care .
children, no laundry: stay 3 ewes week till
10 pm. 1920 Nicholson NV. Apt 106,
between 5-6:3O pm. 80 wk.. carfare.
WOMAN, white. age 25 to 40, e.h,w. and
cooking; go away for summer; one child.
AT 1858: start immediately
Evening star., 1941-04-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

CoKKEEPER-Lady desires 10 make
change. can furnish best references from
1rm where employed 10 years. Box STA,
Evening star., 1941-04-30
HELP MEN.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

A number of positions for boys
and men, 16 to 80 years of age.
Some of these positions require
the use Of automobiles, others
bicycles; also walking positions.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
Co, 1917 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

NURSE. trained; Roverness, companion
Star
Evening star., 1941-04-30

WOMAN, settled. for general houSework
and care of child 2 years old for employed
couple. live in. SH RS23.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

WOMAN. young. capable full charge small
home and 15-moE th-old child: plain cook
ing: S21: live in; health card required.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

WOMAN. white. take care of two children
and apt, in Silver Spring. Shepherd 1886
Evening star., 1941-04-30

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used SPIN
cts. consoles. grands and small uprights
rental applies on purchase price If you
decide to buy later. Ma. 4730. Kits.
1880 ST NV. (middle Of the block.
PIANO-Used medium size plain mahoE-
any case Steinway upright. S2s5; IN very
good condition and an unusual value at
this low price: easy terms. Ma. 1923.
Jordans. 9th and G SITS.
PIANO-Used Steinway medium size Grand.
in unusually good condition, $685.. This
model sold new for about Sl,5a5; easy
terms. MA. 1923. Jordan's, 18th and
G SITS
PIANO-Slightly used. latest model small
Studio-Size WurlitZer Spinet, S1sa.
lovely little instrument and ideal for a
small room. MA. 4130. RitEB, 1880 a
81. middle Of ths elockl.
Continued on Next PNgSJ
Evening star., 1941-04-30

CURB SERVICE attendants,
over 81, no experience neces-
sary. Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
Evening star., 1941-04-30
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. general housework; references; live
in: S45 mo. Chevy Chase, Md. Wisconsin
G026.
COOK. E.h.w.: unencumbered, willing to
80 away Tor summer: permanent place.
s. Ite salary Box 5S-A Slar.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIRT FOR FILLING FREE FOR HAULING
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. JO-
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself JOHN NJ MORAN. l116 Edmon-
ston re-, Riverdale. Md. 30'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself EDWARD S. GRAVES. s5{ Ken
tucky ave. sc. l.
SHA5Es HbE PQF RENT sU1TABLE FoR
chairs Also invalid rollina chairs for
rent or sale UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, AIS 10th St. NV METROPOLITAN 1874.
! WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE FOR ANY
myself. A R. DUVALL, 96l4 Old Badens-
burg rd., Silver SDrrg. Nd %
RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE OF
To Whom 1t May Concern: ~
roer az tho @ cenc3 of of the T4ed
a a Receiver Of North Capitol SAVINGS BanE
of WsshinRton. D. c., will offer a, pubic
cash. cash " al Fl Room ON No. @3@ @3@. Rice National
Bank Building, on Friday, May >. at 1000
m the 81 remainins assets so Of the said North
consisting of treal estate; bills receivable
judsments: oyerdrafts and other chooses IN
actlon ana ChaItelSl leSS Such IemS ,nor
articles as NAV be paid or otherwise dis
posed of prior TO the said date OF sale here
in mentioned descriptive lis of the
remaining assets so offered for sale may be
inspected by prospective purchasers AT the
Office Of the Receiver of North Capitol Saw
inRs Bank OF Wash. D c.. after Saturday
April 20, and on all business davS up 10
and including the date of the said sale
between the hours of 900 am. and 4:3O
pm.
According to law said remaining assets
Cannot be sold otherwise than WITHOUT
recourse and without warranty of any kind
or character. and subject 10 the approval
of the Comptroller of the Currency of the
United States and subject 10 confirms ton
BY a court of record Of competent urls-
diction.
(siEnedO JOHN F MORAN. Receiver.
North Capitol Savings
Bank No ~" Riegs
National Bank Bids;
Evening star., 1941-04-30

; BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. Long
fellow Beauty Shop. 55nl Colorado ave.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Dor't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 wears experience Lincoln 5000
Evening star., 1941-04-30

PHARMACIST, registered: also relief phar-
msciSt Apply Whelan Drug Co., 631 z
81 n v Rnnn1 400
Evening star., 1941-04-30

PANTRY MAN colored, for better restau
rant work. $50 mo. and board. Box
461-Y Star
Evening star., 1941-04-30
HELP WOMEN.

BAKER. white experienced in making
pies and desserts: no Sundays. Apply
Room 4O4. Star Building.
BEAUTICIAN full 1edeed operator Apply
Vanity Beauty Box, 734 Rhode Island
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Produce

\SVnsAAAuCu C1Vu axe
non-union employees" he said.
Whoever the 80 jobbers in the
terminal want to hire to unload
produce from freight cars is all
right with US, but those trucks
are going to be loaded by team
sters."
Hoffa declared his union did
not recognize the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal associat ton, IN
independent union of 125 EN-.
ployes who signed q new agree
ment with their employers yes.
terday.
Julian G. Mcintosh, chief as
sistant to Prosecutor William E.
Bowling, said an investigation of
the terminal tieup would be
started. George E. Thierwech-
ter, terminal manager, confer
red with police commissioner
Frank D. Eaman yesterday and
was told the blockade was not
q police matter because Il was
being staged on private property
and no violence had occurred.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Sabotage
CONTINUED From Page y


OF the train carrying Knudsen
and Zado's party.
When the wreck occurred,
their train was less than 20 min
utes behind or approximately IS
miles away from the scene of
disaster. The fast freight was 50
close behind the wrecked ex-
press that it could not be switch.
ed to a siding and was stopped
on the main line.
An unscheduled switch. rout-
ed the train carrying Knudsen
and Zado's party directly to
Washington. It Is assumed that
a breakup of the cars making
UP the train was to have been
made at Pittsburgh with some
going to New York and some to
Washington. But in the emer-
gency the entire train was rout-
ed through to Washington.
Zado and his fellow travellers
were slightly confused when
they left the sleeper train 70 dis
cover they were In Washington.
1t was at breakfast they first
learned Knudsen was travelling
with them.
Knudsen was carrying with
him reports Of his survey Of de-
tense plants operations In the
Detroit sector, including reports
on the tank plant which has
reached the vital stage Of place
ment of machir cry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Killing

y
story. chs hatchst covses6 WIN
blood and halr was found only
500 let from tho body and ~
have other proof that The slay-
ing took place along the high
way" he aid. II nm satis0od
We will get the true story from
The boys today"
Young Benny was absolvsd Of
my part Ia the Staying BY his
elder brother. officers said. He
helped me drag the body % IL
swamp and cover Il, but 10 did
not strike Jackie" they quoted
Glenn a. saying.
The search for the Kelly boy
bsgan Saturday night when n
failed to return home. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Kelly OF Fruitport
township. the boys parents OH
csrS, nelghbors. and Sunday
school classmates Joined "a IL
search.
The hunt for the two Broush
they ran away from their fath0e
boys began Sunday night a&tae
and another brother, Marvin,
near the swamp. The father,
Glenn Arthur Brough, Sr., co..
year-old Grand Rapids plaster
Or, became suspicious and went
to the swamp where he found
the battered and slashed body OF
the missing Kelly boy.
= Officers said that during the
search Sunday night Glenn and
Benny apparently became
frightened and started toward
the swamp with . shovel and put
more dirt over the body.
They told their father, Off
GERS said, that they intended TO
bury q goat that had died re-
Gently, and the father and other
brother joined them.
Not long after Glenn and
Benny had made their getaway,
officers reported finding the
Kelly boys bloodstained over
ais and shoes hidden In the
Brough home. The slain boys
bicycle has not been located.
Officers said the Brough boys
fled six miles to Ravenna, where
they stole an automobile owned
by Samuel Hughes. Near Beld-
ing they ditched Hughes car
yesterday and took another au-
tomobile which they had when
Lansing police apprehended
them at . gasoline station.
II can't believe my boys did
such terrible thing, but il they
did they must take their medi-
cine" Brough declared. II have
done the best I could to bring
them up" Brough and his wife
have been divorced seven
years.
Miss Vera Thompson, teacher
at the Rhymer school which
young Kelly and the Brough
boys attended, said, "all three
boys were good students and I
am shocked. AS far as I know
the three were the. best Of
friends.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Se|f-C Confidence NAZI BOMBS PUNCTUATE
is Most Vital NEWSMANS INTERVIEW
Dress Accessory WITH St1EILA ACDONALD
BY ALICIA HART
NKA ssrviss Staff Writer

SS1A 0SAVs~ O~esA VsssSs
THE CLOTHES which you
cannot wear with complete self.
confidence are, without doubt,
all wrong for you. If they can
not be altered and fixed 50 that
you feel absolutely comfortable
and at home in them, throw
them out.
Nothing is more certain to de-
stroy every atom Of your poise,
charm and general effectiveness
as q person than the feeling that
the dress you have on is too tight
across the hips, too short, too
low-necked, or that its color is
downright unbecoming.
DOUBTS
II you have q single doubt in
your mind about a dress you
are about to buy, don't buy it. If
something about it doesn't please
you in the fitting room, it will
please you even less once you get
the dress home.
And don't buy it just because
the saleswoman and the friend
who is shopping with you say
that it is flattering. Unless you
like 1t enormously yourself, for
get about 1t and look for some
thing else.
Don't buy shoes If you suspect
that they will be uncomfortable
until they have been worn a few
times. Properly fitted shoes are
as comfortable the day you buy
them as your old bedroom slip.
pers.
Once you have decided what to
buy, have found it and brought it
home, don't be wishy-washy and
change your mind about its at.
tractiveness. The moment you
think you have made a mistake
every woman in the room will
know that you have. Cultivate
self-confidence in your own
taste.
Don't buy a hat which makes
you feel that you ought to apol-
ogize for it or explain it each
time you wear it.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Markets
Livestock

DETROIT. March 1s-(ARl-cots1e
Go. 0tssdy. Chotcs 70 prisno yeas1lnO
ii,iS-i11o: eood 10 choice Seasl00A
io.S0.ii.Se; choices 70 prime heavy seeese
ii.1o-l9.6: good 70 choScs hsevy 49,
eoo- 100: bsse eows 6sl-s.1s; beee Not
butcher ana hsavy bologna 1So-o9o:
medium weight bologns. .eso-7.ss; aailk-
~ nd sprineogS eo.oo-oo.oo.
Caivoe ~, OtoAdy. Dsst calves lS.9o:
lair % god li.oe-i9.oo; seconds ~
ii.oo; sul1s sn6 comme1 coo.oo@
hiSnSr. - lambs ii.So-oS; heavy ut
Hon i.ooo. Prospects lower. Previous
- Tor Soo-41o ID. hogs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

given at Manderley, the story
moves swiftly to Q smash climax.
stunning In It's surprise, and ter
rifying in It's impact. This scene
takes place In an abandoned
boat house during the entire ~
quence, with Olivier and Miss
Fontaine entirely alone. Because
Of the emotional intensity re-
quired for this scene, Producer
Selznick and Director Hitchcock
ordered that the stars be given
complete privacy while It was
filmed. The scene lasts about
eight minutes on the screen, but
because of the care exercised
during its filming. It required
three days to complete.
Among the unusual settings
constructed for the production
of "Rebecca" were included
London streets, old taverns, .
coroner's office and q boathouse
facing q windswept bay on the
coast Of Cornwall. The most
elaborate set, depicting the Tu-
dor estate known as Manderley,
was built as a two-story affair
on q stretch of ground that meas
ured 100 to 125 feet.
Every detail of English coun-
try life in "Rebecca," down to
the last drop Of ale used In .
country tavern scene, u said to
be authentic. Major w. A. Bag
ley, one of the leading experts
on British modes and manners
in FINLAND acted as technical
adviser on "Rebecca" for Pro-
Queer David o. Selxnick. Direc-
tor Alfred Hitchcock, also m
Englishman, was likewise famili-
ar with the customs and charac-
tiers portrayed in the film and
taken from Miss du Maurier's
internationally popular novel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

\ Wv I11 y y ~ ~ Iue1z, a. cn1l-
4 y ~ oer!ne David
"a 4 1st peo& Octioa Of
- Is boot- solling navel BY
4 ~ 1Gnufier, Win have its
v uving q tn Jewel
An !. 3and 3.
] ~ otng motion picture,
I; u - 6 the most power
4 pties of Ill times, will
4 ~ ND o the Mount Glenn
II nxtEo-ooers - q result OF
! pllhlic demand. Many
! y ~ were lucky enough
S1itu - Re epic production
" - ~ ~ first shown here
y - 1cr The return Of the
II otiro. while hundreds at re-
& . havo been made by those
II tDj1o1 70 view the first
uw1ng.
Il UlisctSd BY Alfred Hitchcock.
nCooet a mystery -thrillers,
ohocehv was filmed with
I w Iuneo- olivier and Joan Fon-
1 - & The top starring roles,
ysl III - toatalred supporting
5AH1k lG1andoo judith Anderson,
{ $500 eonAefs, Nigel Bruce, c.
1 oe1y Smith, Reginald Denny
I; m 1cgonce Bates.
'sass boceaS Was transferred to
81 soxesn from the scenario
( =, N Jointly by Robert e.
n EWood md Joan Harrison.
ii ~ stoey concerns . young and
IN g(lcnted girl who be-
\ u ~ bride Of tho wealthy
p coaInl1y prpminent Maxim
/ lptGr. When they return to
y M a ~ vpst Tudor estate,
- o4loy, The second wife
!, 4 % her horror. that her
= befng dominated by the
4 e u nebecca, Maxim's first
II 10Y beautiful woman
& 1becinated al who knew
srshermore. the memory of
o1oceG = kept alive by Mrs.
y 11y1I1 ~ Winters housekesp-
! ~ llaysd ~ Judith Anderson.
Y g DGnvyEs resents the second
~ III Wlntoe and does every
AeQ ~ - power TO harrow
49, a elaborate I. bali
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Eggs

DETROIT. March 3S-tAPD-W. ..
psDA AF:D-U. Q: grsded Michigan esss
q eaee lots FOB Detroit
Whitss, extras (grsde ~ large 39.24;
medium lsh-33: small 10; standards
(0rode =, large MA: medium ISL:
Rados trade c. large l7-ISM.
( 1goWnS, extras tgrade ~ loroo ~:
medium 10; standards (Grade ~ large
-; medium ~.
Detroit broker priess' butter. bess
creamery In tubs, MA
1sgs, current rsesipes leN; dirties
l0x: checks loM.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Jewel

of Democracy. n
The production - which viii
open 10 the public on Friday
and Saturday nights - u the
work Of the entire motion pic
ture industry and II composed
Of scenes selected from 4ea-
lures and short subjects pro-
duced over . period Of - years.
Cecil b. DeMille's long task
Of assembling the Him began IN
1898, and the entire facilities Of
the motion picture industry were
called into service. The pro-
ceeds realized by the distribu-
tors and . large percentage Of
the profits realized here win b
donated to the American War
Relief Fund.
LAND Of Liberty" tells Of the
birth and growth Of the nation.
one Of the last Strongholds Of
freedom, In vivid and exciting
episodes, and has been endors-
cd by President Roosevelt, the
members Of his cabinet, many
u. 8. senator's and the governor
OF Michigan. The president ap-
pears In the picture personally,
highlighting . cast OF hundreds
of HOLLYWOOD stars. s.ts.
Critics have termed the film
"The whole, exciting drsma OIL
Amarics, telescoped into 100
minutes Of breathless action"
"Aablaxing saga Of = mighty ma
tjoa," and 'the most spoceaeu.
lar picture Of our times."
Robert q. Peltisr and Walter
N. Trombley, managers Of the
Jewel Theater, will be on hand
TO greet the preview guest per
sonally.
Following the preview, the
picture will be held In Mount
Clemens for public showings on
Friday and Saturday nights.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Tanker


and another plane YVES being
readied at Floyd Bennett Field
here for . possible rescue flight.
Rescued by the Pan-New
York, due In Beaufort, N. c., at
Z am. were Chief Engineer Z.
Priestly, First Assistant c. Mat
thews, Second Assistant N.
Steen, Third Assistant ]. Hunt,
Chief Officer G. Desimone and
Third Officer N. Larsen.
Also crew members s. Hogge,
H. Kerns, J. Poulsen. J. Cart
well, A. Morgan, L. North, r.
Fritz w. Campbell, c. Infante,
A. Stabell and o. Degerstedt.
The last named was reported
badly burned.
The w. w. Bruce saved Cap
tain John Saxon, Second Off,
Ger G. Heath, Radio Operator h.
Cough and Ssamen J. 'Sksviks
and :. Sanders.
The Cities Service Denvsr's
home port ives New FORK, but
she regularly piled The Philadal-
phia- Corpus Christi (Tex.) run
and was due In Philade hia
Thursday or Friday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
War

CONTINUED From Pare ~
troops through Yugoslav terri
tory" .
Authoritative London quar-
tiers, swiftly reacting to the com.
pletion of Hitler's latest "tele-
phone conquest" said Britain
reserved the right to attack any
German troops appearing In Yu.
goslavia.
With the Adriatic kingdom
newly enrolled in the Axis bloc,
Hitler's Balkan armies were
safeguarded from . possible
flank attack from Yugoslav ter
ritory-thus clearing the decks
for the long-expected "battle of
the Balkans" which appeared
ready to break at any moment.
Observers saw these danger
signals for quick showdown:
1. Soviet Russia pledged ben
evolent neutrality to Turkey. In
the event that Turkey II "oblig-
ed to enter the war for the de-
Tense Of her territory" Turkey
Is Britain's acknowledgement ally
and close friend Of Greece.
2. Bulgarian reports said
Greek and German troops had
already clashed in frontier skir-
mishes.
3. Soviet war materials were
reported flowing into Turkey,
and reliable sources said Russia
had halted shipments Of vital oil
supplies u Germany. e
4. Russian army and naval
forces, facing German forces In
southeast Europe. were report
ed being strengthened.
5. British Foreign Minister
Anthony Eden renewed Britain's
pledge to fight at the side Of
Greece until final victory Is
Won."
Britain warned Yusoslavia
she could not "condone" alliance
with the Axis and appeared pre-
pared to sever diplomatic rela-
,tions. Greece, which already has
said the alliance would be re-
garded as q hostile act, pledged
herself in Greek independence
day ceremonies to fight for free
dom against odds, however in
creased.
Bulgarian reports said Greek
and German forces already had
clashed In minor frontier slkir-
mishes.
Military observers in the Bal
kans declared free passage for
Nazi troops through Yugoslavia
would collapse the British Greek
plan Of defending the 30-mile-
long Struma river lire, intended
only to block q thrust from Bull
garia. Instead, these sources said,
the British and the Greeks prob
ably would have to fight along
at least a 60-mile front In the
Vardar Valley against attack
from Yugoslavia-but possibly
would have to defend the whole
200-mile front from Albania 70
Turkish Thrace.
Bitterly-expressed opposition
to the pact within Yusoslavia In
dicated that mere signature BY
the diplomats might not be the
final step In clearing the country
for Nazi military use. 8
Streets IA Yugoslav cities were
Uttered last night with nan!fee-
tos accusing Yu6oslaw leedsss o
. traitorous seI1out: q bringing
certain shameful 'dsath tog our
country; and threatening ceath
to submissive government lead
ers.
Actual warfare We almost at
a standstill. "
Greek troops claimed to have
inflicted heavy losses On Italians
attacking yesterday near the
Viosa river IN Albania.
Cerman and. British planes
took 4 holiday. from intense
night raidins.
Let the punishment b equal
,.,;xh xha o(Yn0ne