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Evening star., 1941-09-09
LIP Millions Spent
For Finished Defense
Orders in August
Expenditures Reoeh
$685., 600, 900 for
Arms Since July, le40

ES the Associated Press.
The United States paid out ST.
i72,000,000 cash for completed de-
fense orders during Augustine
biggest month yet on record.
The August outlay boosted actual
expenditures to Sc, ,282, 900 900 for the
period since July /, 1910, the date
the Once of Production Manage
ment says the program started.
The August expenditures. repre-
senting payment for finished air.
planes, tanks, guns and other mill
tary supplies or for equipment TO
produce them were 95- per cent
greater than Julys and almost five
times the s235 300, 900 disbursements
of August year ago.
There is lot more to spend, how
ever.
"At the end of August" o. p. M.
stated, "the defense fiscal program
appropria tions, contract authorize
tions and Reconstruction Finance
Corp. commitments for defense
amounted to s56,357, 100000. II the
British government orders for war
materials placed in the United
States are added. the total comes to
s60,ol600e, ,oeoi1er, -.-', ~
Evening star., 1941-09-09
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-American-
made tanks delivered to the British
have come through with flying col
ors in campaigns in Greece and the
Near East, Frederick A. Stevenson
of New York, vice president of the
American Car 6 Foundry Co., said
today.
He asserted the United States
Army realized the value of tanks in
modern military combat and placed
substantial order with his COM
pany six months before the Panzer
divisions proved that 1t takes tank
to beat q tank"
Evening star., 1941-09-09
FIRST RACE - WHITE SEA,

FIRST RACE - WHITE SEA,
SuSAN'S SALLY, CALAIS.
WHITE SEA has started six
times this year and she has fin-
tshed In the money in every one
OF her outings. It's about time
the filly earned her graduation
papers. SUSAN'S SALLY i'm
proved in her last when she just
did fail to earn the decision.
CALAIS could be in the money
picture.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

Continued From First page)
bunch of them and about 20 fellows
including seamen got chopped up
'All this time the ships whistle
was screaming. / never knew there
could be such q horrible noise in
my life. And I never knew that
mems screams could be heard above
the whistles scream. But they
were. Later, I'm afraid, their
screaming stopped"
Jordan said he and 10 others chung
to two RATS for 11la hours. The sub
marine approached them once, he
said
The sub gunner turned his gun
on U.s." Jordan said Il thought it
was all up. Then the commander
waved him aside. He later gave us
some meat"
A Polish warship picked UP the
survivors. Thirty-seven of the ships
crew and passengers were lost.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT

In any case where postponement
Of the hearing of motion is to be
requested. notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than 2
O'Clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will be
the policy of the court TO grant
postponements if the aforesaid no.
tice is not given, except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of such notice.
Roll call of motions will be at
Gas am, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Motions-Justice Jennings Bailey.
Assignments for tomorrow:
In re Harvey Wiley; writ.
In re Harry A. Seabridge; writ.
Universal Credit Co. VS.. Tyre; at
. torneys, Richardson; Chumbris-
pro Sc.
In re estate of Mary E. Jackson;
attorneys, Thompson-Goff.
e Potts VS.. Potts; attorneys. Men
delsohn-Flynn
In re Melvin E. Brazelle: writ.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
O'Donoghue.
Trials:
United States VS.. James Harris.
United States VS.. Stacy H Talley.
. United States VS.. Bernard Free
man.
United States VS. Harold Owen.
United States VS.. Nils Edward
Smith.
United States vs. Arthur william
SON
United States VS.. Stephen ]. Kelly
Criminal Court No. 2--Justice
Kennedy.
Trials:
United States VS.. Albert r. King
and Lillian T. King.
United States VS.. Clarence W
Jones.
United States VS.. Odo Preston
Jones.
United States VS.. Lewis Coleman
United States VS.. James T. Gilner.
United States VS.. Jack T. Mcneil
Edward P. Scherzer and George
Cook.
United States VS.. Jack T. Mcneil
United States VS.. Linn Herbert
McEwan.
United States vs. John w. Davis
Evening star., 1941-09-09
St. Johns Dean Urges
Courses on Cos Engines
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Scott
Buchanan, dean of St. Johns Col
lege In Annapolis, today advocated
that liberal arts colleges start courses
In the theory, operation, mainte-
nance and repair of gasoline engines
Speaking at a three-day confer
ence of college student leaders
sponsored by the International Stu
dent Service. Dean Buchanan said
such a course would contribute we'll
trained experts Ito the culture of
the country which is, and will be
more and more culture on wheels. "
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Rocine Results
-.


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
2-year-olds: ga furlongs.
Oops tScott) 710 400 $50
Tovarich Hernandez $50 $50
Royal Movlee tHackerl ESQ
Also ran-Trapping. AubaIey, Ripple On
and Top Transit.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming
S-yesr-olds and up; ga turlonss
Queen Blaze tweirI 1440
Time, 1:22ss.
Also ran-Town Car Rise ard Shine,
Sarsnite. Fair Haired and Rapid, I'd
DAILY Double paid S19.70J
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming,
2-yeaI-olds; ga furlonss.
Abbots Chant (weber) 1850 II 90
Cog Lane Weir $50
Three Mines. Lucky Number and Sun
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500 claiming
s5-year-olds and IN; 6ts fuIlonss
Settler fPalumbo) $50 390
Dsbs (Weberl $50
Time. 1895
AIsi -rsn-Gene Mccarthy Big Toney.
Waili. scatalone and Ray Lisht.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
s,yesr,olds and up; Ga turlongs
Bob's Pass lAcosta) 4.6O $50
Balkanese (WeberD 42O
Time, I:23
Also rsn-Msrdi orss. Miss Neptune,
ExnorI. Lazy Fox, Star Turn.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Frick Fines Durocher
$50 for Argument
~ the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 9-Manager Leo
Durocher Of the Dodgers today re-
ceived word from President Ford
Prick of the National League that
he had been fined $50 for arguing
with Umpire Tom Dunn during the
second game of Sundays double
header with the Giants at Ebbets
Field.
Durocher protested when Dunn
called out Dolph Camilh on strikes
in the fifth inning. Leo was elected
from the game, but didn't leave
the Brooklyn bench promptly.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Other Selections
Consensus at Narragansett Fast. Z.

Consensus at Narragansett East.
By the Associated Press.
1-Cangrierron, Billy Bee, Tedium.
2-Blue Leona, Middle Aisle, Charles
Lady.
3LMilky Moon, Invoice, Captain
Rae.
Argos, Yetive, Fritz.
5-Balmy Spring, Purcellville, Tony
Weaver.
eFiye to One, Bluewarrior. Bit o.
Green.
7-Knightfors, Sweep Shop, Cash o
Boy.
s-Rocky Margot, Orcades, Amer
ican Money.
Substitute-Nopolosa Rojo, Bucks
Image. Dutch Courage.
Best bet-Balmy Spring.
Consensus at Aqueduct East.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Navarin, Himmel. Trade.
2-Unbuttoned, Gallant Robin, jug.
3-Chance Star, John Adam. Mob
cap.
+Harry Heiman. Quien Es. Cen
eral Jack.
5-Johnny Jr., Park Bench, Whis-
cendent.
8-Roman. Birch Rod, Omission.
7-Golded Knight, Royal Man, Iron
Shot.
8-Time Sheet. Blazing Heat, Tony
pandy.
Best bet-Gilded knight.
Hawthorne Fast.
By the Chicago Daily Times.
John Hunnicutt, Loeb Ness,
Charlamar.
2-The Object, J. D. Well entry
Bufflehead.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Movies
Continued From First Page }

argument that the film companie,
stand to suffer. financially II Eng
land loses the war, Senator McFar-
land asked him If he had made ar
analysis also of how other group.
in America stand to lose II Eng
land Is defeated.
Are YOU blaming every one who
wants England to win for having
that opinion?" asked Senator Nc
Farland
Senator Nye said he would moi
deny any one his opinion. but con-
tended those with a direct interest
should not try to persuade this
country to enter another European
war.
Don't you think the interest OF
the people of the United States in
f1uences every one to want to see
England win," Senator Mcfarland
pursued.
Discusses Willkie Meeting.
Senator Nye discussed in much
detail meetings in the Hollywood
Bowl, addressed by Charles Lind
bergh and by Mr.. Willkie. He de-
scribed the Lindbergh meeting as
great outpouring of Americans
and the Willkie meeting as some
thing engineered and underwritten
by the motion picture magnates,
whom he charged with British
propaganda.
He read notices posted in the
motion picture concerns telling the
employees that they should turn out
to make the Willkie meeting a sue
cess. One posted by D. r. Zanuck
of the Goth Century-Fox Corp. said
in part:
He CMr Willkie) must know that
the good Americans of Hollywood
can turn out as strongly as the
buns and other subversive elements
turned out for Mr.. Lindbergh."
This sentence was greeted with ap-
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Hawthorne Park
3, the Associated Press.

81 the ASSECldteQ ffeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse s1,01o; maidens;
the Chief Onaway; 2-year-olds; nllies:
More Refined CMcAnd'w) $50 800 22o
Good One wilson $50 400
Hadepine tRichardD $50
Time, 1:1525.
Also rsn-Muddy Cat, Bubble Girl Lo-
retta Rice, Glacialis and Miss Militant.
ing: 3-year-olds: ga furlongs.
Alcinous McAndrew, 1920 $50 40
Air Hostess (Richardl 700 $50
Art Of War (Cruickshankl $50
Also ran-My Dance. Star Blink. Sweet
Pease. Ebon Flag; Fabens, Brisht Play.
DAILY double paid s47.4o)
3-year -olds: 8 furlonss.
Sir Kid tMcAndrews) 11.29 $50 $50
He Man Brooks $50 500
Come On (Yarberry) 4.60
Time, 1:I3 3-6.
Also ran-Cherriko. Asael d, Tetra Gal,
Pari Sucre
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S2,o10; claim.
ing; 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Little Red Fox tMcAndw $40 $50 500
Vanman tBrooks) 11.40 $50
Say Nomore Lemmonsb $50
Time. 1:f4 4-5.
Also ran--Casuai Play, savwood, Gem
W, Memphis and vadina Blue.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Aqueduet
By she Associated Press.

By ara Associated Press
tumn Bells claiming; steeplschsse; 3-yesr-
9ids s and upward about miles ~
Fire Light tWsikerl 420 $40
Glen-Na-Mona tsmootl $50
Also rsnwHotley and Meetins House
SECOND RAcE--Purse $1,000; claiming
Ksens Advice fWriEhi 500 40 $40
The General lsehmidD 1920 $50
Qustrebelle iCouleD 44O
Also ran-Besrudsed Brown Dancer.
Paravings, Bills Rita. Silver Vixen. We
Three, Scarcity: Magnify fLsyaway. milk
-' DAILY Double paid ssss.fo1
THIRD RAcE-Purse 1900: claiming;
sil syfseGieS sevGesTs aps Ps.We. Ugi fus9nsSs
Dude Robertsonl $50 $50
Sun Lark CStrickler) $40
Also ran-Pompeius, Postase Due Ma
rino, Post Luck. State Witness, Last From
tier, soigne. Royal Taste. Gallant Stroke,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; maid
ems; 2-yesr-olds; furlonss.
sfosins BLOWN TIa wind cYouns, i'@0 $40 $50 ssS ssS
Solfta CVslD 4.50
bal Ruler, Miss Sarits, Mistake. Little
Pitcher. Lei lima, Joen's Tip, Star Quest
and Sans Tares.
FIFTH RACE-Parse $1,000; claiming
4-yesr-olds and up: furlongs (chute)
prudEery .CRobertson) 80 $50 2. so
Rodin tSchmidD $50 40
Bright View tRosenl $40
Time, 1:24zs.
Also FANNY Shadow, Highomar Tod
die On and Dissembler
SIXTH RACE+Purse. $4,000 the
Chacolet; allowances: 3-year-olds and up;
hllies and mares: 1 Il miles
Rosetown (MeadeD $40 240 2I0
Oasis (WalD $50 $50
Fairy Chant fAnderson) $50
Time, "A
Also ran-Damaged Goods and Tex
Hygro-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So. 600; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; -. miles
Marriage (Coule) $50 $50 200
One Jest (MeadeD $40 2qo
Peep Show tSkeily) 46O
Time "A 3-5.
Also ran-Genersl Novice Busy Morn,
ChnlphoQe and Mythical Kinr
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Todoy's Results Entries
And Selections for Tomorrow
Selections for q Fast Track at Timoniun,
5EST BET--REAL BOY.

the ability TO trim thE sort.
BLENETHEL has shown promise
and she has to be given a fighting
& chance META WOOD scored
at Marlboro and she rates with
the leaders.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Nurrugunsett Park

By Ik 6 ASsocis ted Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse sI,I0O: claiminr;
3-yesr-olds and up; 1ls miles.
E.sa.4n.T Ms1aa a's5s oa.fns sGns' 4o ssc sascc tlSS
Mon % %I Doit Briggs $50
Mscie Msrraret, Selma Jack, Mshiette,
Grandpas Boy, canterbrun and Lovick.
SECOND RAcT-purse s1,1oo, claim.
ing; S-year-olds and up; turlongs tehute)
Air Chute tSconzal $50 500 3.1O
Wise Shine tVtnaD 1910
Also ran1set. Short Cake. Rural Mail.
Commixion and See See.
DAILY Double paid S54. e0)
THIRD RACE-Purse SLIGO; maidens;
fds s.rsns cfss ss furSpss sSsc ssgs 6se
Sue H. fMeloche) 700 4.7O
Sails Sister tMcRoberts) 720
AvOca' Oily Daily and Musical Mood
FOURTH RACE-Purse, s1.1oO claim
Russed Rock apecsmiilisi '' 1890 $50 go
Also ranEwise Counsel, spandau, Mae
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds: 8 furlongs
Alpine Lad (Dupps) 1910 $50 $50
Sun Triad tMcRobertsl $50 40
Frontier Jane LutherD 400
Time, lie 2-5.
Also ran-Marion Collins. Hereshecomes.
Beamy. Skagway.
SIXTH RACE-The Warwick; Purse.
81, 500; allowances: 3-year-olds and UP;
6 furlongs.
Taking Ways tSconza) $40 40 $50
Allegro tVanderbursh1 SEQ 500
aOne Witch (Meloche) SEQ
Time, l:12
Also ran-Ksar of Audley Roncst, Harp
Weaver, Bright Trace, sSky Ball and
Star Boarder
Y n, IL.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
8 e ECOND RACE SMALL
CHANGE. CHANGER, MI
CR0pU.AY

SMALL CHANGE has scored
recent wins at Cumberland and
Marlboro and he may be able to
take the lead shortly after the
break and make every pole a
winning one. CHANGER has
been threatening in his recent
efforts and he must be given q
lot of consideration. MICRO
PLAY Is due TO come to life.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
FOURTH RACE-O S o F r z z,
LONG LEGS. DEODO.
FIFTH RACE -UNK NOW IN
LAND, MARANDAN, DASH
INC n0F

KNOWN LAND hasn't
turned in a really bad race for
quite some time and she has as
good a chance as anything else
in this wide-open evenly matched
affair. MARANDAN has early
speed and she should be in the
thick of it from the word go.
DASHING DOE could be with
the leaders throughout.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
EIGHTH RACE-JUsTA JIM
ME, BROOKE HEROD, Gus

JUSTA JIMMIE has been
knocking at the door of victory
and the field he meets in the
nightcap doesn't call for very
much. The jamestown gelding
could be In front every step of the
strip. BROOKE HEROD appears
to have geen raced into the pro-
verbal pink of condition. GUS
TER wins often.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
SIXTH RACE-REAL BOY, III
PAM. PRAETOR.

REAL BOY has scored in two
of his last three efforts and he
appears to have a bit of an edge
on this field. Let's make the colt
the best bet Of the afternoon.
FAC PAM has good form to her
credit and she may force the
issue from the drop of the flag.
PRAETOR has a chance on his
best effort.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
THIRD RACELE PASSADOU,
ANCHORS DOWN, NURSERY
FRANKS

LIE PASSADOU has improved
with racing and he lost his last
at this strip by the narrowest of
Evening star., 1941-09-09

People OF the Netherlands East
Indies have given Britain 100 war
planes.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

Slough 8 Diamond. sinakoe, Royal
Teddy.
+Razor Sharp, Kings Error,
Brother Jim.
5-Inscomira, Skating Mad, Copper
Tube.
6-Winamac, Pink Gal, Mordecai.
EBud-on, Irish Clover, Mrs. Turp.
1Kosse. Speedy Squaw, Water
cure.
Best bet-Winamac.
Aqueduct Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2As;mart Hombre. Clip Clop, Cruiser.
3-Chance Star, Cisneros. Mobcap.
+Quien Es. Crowfoot. Sobriquet.
5-Son Islam, Johnny Jr. Whis-
cendent.
sLHarvard Square, Roman, Tech
nician.
Royal Man, Sun Lover, Boysy.
s-Blazing Heat, Sandy Boot, Sun
Mica.
Best bet-Son Islam.
Narrsgansett Fast.
| By the Louisville Times.
1-Chsttergal, MolaSSes Bill, Te-
dium.
2-Blue Leona. Valdina Ray, viajero.
3-War Toll. Milky Moon, Invoice.
Hard Loser, Fritz, Argos.
5-Balmy Spring, Purcellville, Tony
Weaver.
6-Bit O. Green, Rough News, Five
to One.
| 7-Knightsfor, Boy Baby, Banker
| Jim.
s-Baby Talk, High Finance, Or
cades.
9-Buck's Image, Many Flags,
Nopalosa Roio.
| Best bet-Baby Talk.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
R Racing N ews
Rossvun's Comment

margins. The gelding should be
able to master the sort he hooks
up with here. ANCHORS DOWN
copped at Cumberland and he
has to be given a good chance.
NURSERY FRANKS could be
the sleeper.
FOURTH RACE-O S OF 4 z z,
LONG LEGS, DEODO.
OSOFREE won her last in
clever fashion and right OF that
win she is selected to turn in a
repeat performance at the ex-
pense of this Indifferent opposi-
tion. LONG LEGS has shown
good form of late and she could
be the one to dispute the issue.
DEODO has good recent form to
his credit.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SEVEN RACE-T TIME
SCOUT, BLENETHEL, NET
ia WOOD.
TIME SCOUT disappointed in
her last at this point, but the
effort Is tossed into the discard
as being untrue. This filly has
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Compulsion 1ntimated.

plause from some of the audience In
the committee room.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing. maidens colts and geldings: 2-year-
Evening star., 1941-09-09

FhuI b. I0Od tHITy.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Ship

Continued From First page.)
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added
the Lucky Hour Handicap: Class C: 3-year-
olds and upward: q miles.
Lumiere ~ 1o7 Gilded knight ia
Iron Shot liz Farragut iO6
Sun Lover- 40 Royal Man l22
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Hawthorne Park

By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500 added:
the Bay Shore Handicap; 3-year-olds and
Evening star., 1941-09-09

SECOND RACE-Purse. S1.0l0; maid
ems; 3-year-olds and up; / mile and 20
Evening star., 1941-09-09

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: l 4. miles.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Entries for Tomorrow
Aqueduct II

By the Associated Press
FIRST pACF-purxs q k00. huyaIsx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
REDS TAKE INITIATIVE
OuQkeShdke
Los Angeles
Suburbs

Los Angeles, Nov. l4.-(AP)-
\ violent earthquake, the most
severe in eight years, toppled
bricks and COrnlccs from build
ings in suburban Los Angeles,
sent guests fleeing from one
damaged hotel, split i $4,000
gallon oil tank and damaged gas
and power lines today.
Guests fled the 3J-roOm, two
story Hotel Torrance in subur-
ban Torrance as the tem5lur
sh0Wered bricks into the street.
Fire inspectors condemned the
building and ordered The guests
to find lodg .nsS elsewhere. In@>
SAID a few others buildings
would be condemned.
The quane occurred at l2:l2
a.. m. (3:t2 /. N. ESD and ils.-
cd from a few seconds 10 10 to
20 i'll Torrance, Ga.dena ana
LDrg Beach. the hardest hit area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
LABOR SITUATION
CALLED
BY LEGION. HEAD

New York. Nov. li,-(APN--
LINN >tamhaugh. national com
mandfr of the american legion,
SAID today ii was a disgrace 10
the nation and an Insult to the
American people that President
Roosevelt had 10 appeal 10 John
L, Lewis for po>tponcmcnt Of Il
strike"
There should he no repPti~
ton OF the President of the
United States writing three let
tiers 10 = labor leader begging
that q strike he postponed
>tamhaash sad at a press CON
ference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
Henderson %:
Warrenton @
By HORE. VI.

OBy HOEE. VI. F.ALkNFR.)
Warrrntnn, NOV. lt.-Ovtr-
poWering a ScrappN Warr"ntcr
team, Henderson scored a $50
victory, The :camS played a score
less first halt but Henderson
showed its power in the third
period and pushed over three
touchdown and added the
points. The final touchdown
came in the fourth quarter when
Hurley Mills passed to Bill Al
len for len Yards and core. Blue
added the point. Co-captain Car
los Mills scored three of Hen
derson'> touchdoWnS. running
forty wards for one, returning a
kick. and thirtN-tWO yards for
another.
Percy Riegan. ace WarrentOn
back, was declared ineligible and
did not play
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
Tighter Draft
Rules May
Be Needed

New York. Nov. l+.-(Al'-bIiS
adler General Lewis B. Hershey, ma
oonal director of ~selectlNe service
sad today that the present high rate
OF deIerment in the draft because Oh
neutrality-suspicious. 10 per
cent of those otherwise eligible
may not continue to be SO.
The swift impact Of events may
quickly force a re-gearing OF the
machine, with the requirements o,
the armed forces paramount to all
other needs he told the annual con
terence of the Child Study ASSocla-
ton of America. "DeiermentS are
temporary, and it may become nee
esSaTy to withdraw many u mem III
the national interest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA,
Partly cloudy tonight and sat
urdaN. warmer tonight.

Weather forecast for the
period beginning $50 p. M. NOV.
ii and ending 1:30 p. IN. Nov.
2l-ShowerS Florida and south
crn Georgia first part Of period,
otherwise little or no p%rrcipita-
ton; temperatures rising to near
normal CarolinaS and Georgia
first of period and above normal
middle of period with cooling
tendency toward end. Above nor
NAL Florida.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
Sub
Believed
Victor
Fous-Year Old, $780,
C00,OoO Craft Goes to
Bottom While in Tow
Toward Gibraltar;
Fer4orncl Loss Not
Heavy


i"ndon, N"N. I'.-'Af2-ihs
t~"nr-N"af OLD. S'h,"'"'"oo AR
craft carrier Ark H"Nai was
torrfdoTd TAI" yesterday east OF
Gibraltar. probably by an '|a'-
il" Submarine, and sank carry
TODAY DESPITE a desperate effort
to bring the listing giant saie'N
to mort.
She carried down with her an
nndisclo>ed numbcr OF hcr Gre"
ot about l.60O men WHO re-
manned abroad in the struggle
to ave the ship.
"a very large number Oh li'' SIP =
company Was taken OIL tile "oii''
ally nd. and indications We're ti'|'
personnel losses were "lof'uAa'e-'
ne heavy. ,
Iao story OF inc SllN'tls, ple.'I
together from the admiralty pfIei
announcement and word IN au'ho'i-
tat.\c quarters was MAJ lhe A!N
Royal VAS not IN acton Nile1 sue
Was tolp doed and that n was en
route ID Gibraltar.
The strong succession was
that an itai'an o"ar was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14

(By The Associated i'resS)
Butter reaction exploded in the
capitals Of the axis alliance to
day over revision of the United
States neutrality act. with the
Germans declaring bluutly that
the next few DAYS would show
what Il dangerous path the
American Congress has taken.
In Rome, fascist quarters NDi,.d
a similar theme. asserting that Con-
gres> action IN permitting L. S. ships
to enter the blockade zones soon
would result IN attacks on thes-
vessels.
On the other side of the pic
ture, the London Daily Express
put a banner headline over the
story, saving:
They're coming over
In Tokyo, Japaa's attitude was eN-
pressed by The news agency DOME,
which quoted Wei informed circles
as declaring that the revision "ag
graVate> the situation not only in
the Atlantic but in the Pacific" and
that the stage is set for commence
ment OF a shooing war
Authorized Berlin quarters chalg-
ed President Roosevelt and ScCrc-
tary OF State CurdelI Hull with dup
ing Congress by a false representa-
ton OF facts. and SAID that IN any
case Germany would shoot at Amer
d ships carrying munitions.
The British puDlIc and press .ac-
claimed the action as a step toward
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Fogged Window
Winter Menace

The menace Of logged windows
during Winter driving is greater
than most motorists realize.
Murray Northrup, chief engineer
Of the Hudson Motor Car Com
pany said:
During Winter, rar windows
fog because the glass is low
enough In temperature 10 con-
dense excess moisture originat-
ing largely from the breath eN-
hated by the passengers. IL suf-
ficient quantities of outside air
enter the car, the moisture con-
tent Is decreased and steaming
or Jogging of windows elimi-
mated"
This principle IS illustrated b1
the operation Of HudSon's weather
master fresh air and heat contro
unit. Through the cowl ventilator
which IS left open, this unit scoop
in not only a sufficient quantity o
fresh air To provide for a full pas
Sencer load Of breathing, but alS'
a quantity sufficient to keep tn
moisture content of this breatl
low enough 10 prevent Jogging o
windows This fresh air is heate,
TO the desired temperature as j.
passes through the weathermaste
into the body.