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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
300 Expected
At Second Of
Dance Series

MORE THAN 300 DAC-ers
will gather at the club tomorrow
evening to attend the Con-
Fusion Party" the second in the
series of young marrieds' supper
dances.
One of the largest parties will
be that of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Dodge, MI. and Mrs. Richard
Earhart of Ann Arbor. Mr. Md
Mrs. c. Lincoln Gibson, Mr.. ard
Mrs Louis Miriam brand Mrs
Benjamin Stockwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Sailor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Forsyth and the Ed
ward Hartwicks.
At another table will be Mr..
and Mrs. Norman J. Fredericks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett F. WEIGH.
the Robert Flints. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar B. Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Raymond Scolaro Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston K.
Griffin and the Howard Cousins
and the Charles Harveys will sit
together. and in another group
will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert p.
Scherer. the E. Reid Ashtons.
the Richard Wagners and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Sedwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G.. Lie
bold will entertain DR.. and Mrs.
Dean Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest G. Liebold Jr.. Nelson
Liebold. Miss Irene Musgrove.
Or. and Mrs. II. -, A. Meinecke,
Russell Liebold and Miss Kath-
leen Liebold and her fiance,
John Cassell, who'll wed April
10.
GENERAL JOSIAH HAIR
MAR CHAPTER. Daughters of
the American Revolution. will
hold a bridge luncheon February
l at 1890 O'Clock at Milady's
House on Madison avenueaAMrs.
Matthew r. Hansen is in charge
of the arrangements.
THE DETROIT colony at
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. was aug
mented- -bysrecent-- arrivals, s.in--
GLIDING Mrs. Hutton HALEY, who
VIII spend four weeks at the
resort. Mrs. Robert Il. Peet,
who expects to stay three
months, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Pemberton. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Manvi||e Heiress Changed
Since Marriage to Royalty
BY MAURY PAUL

national alliance that has proven
a success. PROT a b y because
Estelle has adapted herself to
the Swedish way of living and
thinking
The new" Estelle prefers &C.
forget she once was silly enough
TO wear a jeweled crown on her
wedding day!
While her children are here
with her parents. EStelle insists
on remaining at her husbands
Side-War or no war-4,O OO
miles away from safety"
No wonder her royal Swedish
in-laws sing her praises.
MRS. MOR f L A n d DEL
RICHS is back in town. still
stunned by the death of her
younger sister, Sally Moreland
LeVett.
Life has treated Esther Del
richs anything but gently since
those days when her father, An
drew Moreland, was alive and
her stepmother was burning no
end/Qf social red fire up in New
p%A
Ut Vas there Esther met and
fell in love with Harry Oelrichs.
brother of 3 lane e OelricEs
Thomas Barrymore Tweed, and
uncle of beauteous Diana Barry
more.
After a lavish wedding, Papa
Moreland,-, one of Pittsburgh's
steel millionaires, declined 10
keep Harry in the manner 10
which he thought he was ac-
cuStomed - and Esther's TO.
nance went up in smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-No
question about it, the heiress to
Manville asbestos millions who
married nephew of King
Gustav of Sweden has under
gone great change-for the
better,-during the years she
has been the Countess Folke
Bernadotte and has lived III
far away Sweden.
Once Estelle was accused If
being frilly. fluffy and interested
only in society.
Today she's a quiet, serious
minded young matron. wears
clothes that are outstanding for
their simple dignity, and, DESPITE
living amid royal in-laws, has
none of the airs il was pre-
dicted she'd assume after marry
ing into Sweden'S reigning clan:
Sweden has, beyond question
of doubt, had a SOLDERING effect
on the Manville heiress. She
likes her adopted country and
the Swedes worship her for her
kindness and generosity.
AS A RESULT of many hours
of intensive study and tutorins~-
Estelle now pc k 5 Swedish
fuently
< She also takes deep interest
in various child welfare projects
in Stockholm, where she dwelis,
in a house that is. indeed,
modest. when one takes into con-
sideration the Manville wealth
sand the high social station OF
Folke Bernadotte.
All in all. the Bernadotte-
Manville marriage is one inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
w. K. Muir Heads Committee

WILLIAM h MUIR. now heads the committee
replacing Harold r. Boyer. who is of
Patrons and paronesses for the game include British
Consul Cyril H. Cane and Mrs Cane Vice Consul Arthur o.
Bray and Mrs. Bray Mrs Thomas Simpson Mrs. Russell
A. Alger Mr. and Mrs T. b. Bull.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Sleeper Lewis L. Bredin Col.
and Mrs. George V. N Lothrop Mr. and Mrs. Nate S.
Shapero. Mr. and Ledyard Mitchell Mrs William R.
Kaes Lee Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Butler. Mr. and Mrs Lynn Nc
Naughton Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Debridge Dr. and Mrs
Arthur McGraw. James Weber Jr....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

~ ~ . T. AAANa - CN%"N
Grayling. -.
And that the last week.
end snow train. :. was so
successful. - that it will be
repeated again this week. =.
departing from the Michigan
Central S ation. :. .at- SO
O'Clock, Friday afternoon -.
Spending the whole week
in the north country :.
are Mrs. Murphy....M Mrs.
Alvan Macauley Jr.. =. Mrs.
Langdon HUI b bard. Mrs.
David Wallace. :. and Mrs.
Don McLouth. -.
Who are all guests at
the McLouth cabin. Green
Timbers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
See in the Boxes

LISTED AMONG the box holders. art Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Wood Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Newman Mr. and
Mrs James c. Charters. Mr. and Mrs E. P. Wright. Mr.
and Mrs. w B. Topping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Travers Mrs Gail Stevens. Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Thorn. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs O. L. Bard. Mr. and Mrs. James j. Phelan
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Henry. Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Gilman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ledyard Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kern
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Pardee. Mr.. and Mrs Berrien
Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Skae8sa, Mr. and Mrs William R.
Yaw. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edse
Ford 4 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Last Minute Rush

WITH THEIR. marriage only days away. Saturday
is the day Renee Renaud and Dan Mcuee holding the
very of the social picture. -
Last evening Renees brother n-aw and sister Mr. and
Mrs Philip Sheridan Wood gave dinner for the
the Detroit Athletic Club preceded by cocktail
party. at the Wood home in Grand Maras boulevard
The dinner table bore long arrangement. of white
larkspur and iris 1entered by large silver wedding ring
surrounding figures. of bride and bridegroom.
Mrs. Wood. chose frock of hyacnth blue chiffon.
with matching lace bodice
Renees gown of blue and white printed chiffon
with very full skirt. and gathered bodice
This evening, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph McDufee of Toledo
parents of the bridegroom will give the rehearsal
dinner. at the D. A. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Kingswoods' Housewarming
Draws the Town. It Seems
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

and Hilda Johnson of London,
Ont.
IN THE cast of "Hansel and
Gretel," Humperdinck's opera
which will be presented soon in
pantomime by the Children's
Theater and the University of
Michigan Dance Club. are Joseph
Gornbein, David Gibson, Shirley
Risburg and Joan Bevington.
MRS. GEORGE j. HAINES
of Rosemary avenue was hostess
Saturday at a miscellaneous
S wer honoring bride-elect
Eleanor Wolley, who next month
will marry William F. Wise.
Guests included: Mrs. Arthur
Wooley. Mrs. william Wise.
Mrs. Lillian Forth, Mrs. Delos
Hogaboon. Mrs. Jack McGregor.
Mrs Fred Steiner, Mrs f RI
Henry, Mrs. Fred Quinn. Mrs.
+ [ h Ell Paterson. Mrs. Helen
: Mickle, Mrs. Everitt Moreen and
Mrs. Marie Smell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
TSEs Initiation
Set for We ek-End

Use SORORITY will hold its
initiation over the weekend al
Rotunda Inn with pledges Edith
Mccullough. Betty Wilson. Bar
bara Betting and Ruth Chaser
being admitted to the organiza-
ton.
Members who'll be on hand to
oversee the ritual include:
Louise Parks, Marie Reeves.
Nancy CHASER, Sally Albrecht.
Barbara Snyder Margie Bean.
Peggy Davis. Barbara MacFar-
lane. Jerry Smith. Virginia Birk-
hill, Marge Snyder, Henry Jen-
nings. jean Athay. Kay Eddy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
10 Stands Operated.
By Blind or Crippled

Sixteen refreshment stands spon-
sored by the Detroit League for
the Handicapped are being oper-
ated in Detroit by blind and
crippled people. according to the
report of this Community Fund
agency released today
Sales of products made by 1919
handicapped people in their homes
or in the leagues werShop totaled
Sl60079 for 1910. and II other
handicapped persons were erI-
ployed on the league staff. Wages
amounted to ST.. SOP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Z ONE OF the largest and most
handsomely appointed functions
of the season was given just the
other day by Dr. and Mrs. Roy
Kingswood to officially launch
their new Devonshire road
home.
More than $50 were invited to
this Pour AMI ALL of them
showed up. More, too: every
one agog over the pink living
room where matching camellias
and carnations and blue iris
formed the floral decor
In the dining room, fanciful
disposals of yellow coral and
trailing ivy were used to good
advantage against the green
walls.
We saw:
The hostess, of course. stun
ming in her blue gown and
minute pink and blue sandals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Endicott,
she in all-navy with especially
dashtng navy headpfece-
Mr.. and Mrs. Glendon Roberts.
the vivacious "Bea" setting off
her blond good looks via all
black and purple orchids
Mrs. George Gagnier. in all
brown with a dazzling jeweled
clip
Mrs. J. ]. German. in her
favorite green with pink roses
and a brown veil making up her
chapeau-
Mrs. Otto Kern. in black with
dashes of blue, a blue hat sport
ing soft brewn wings
Miss Mary Lou Kern, in all
black with a lush red hat -
DR.. and Mrs. John Mackenzie.
she in soft gray with a trick
canary-coiored sailor veiled in
brown
Etc, etc, etc.
MAKE WAY for the Junior
Jump.
This lively and strictly Adde'S
cent soiree will materialize at
Liggett School Saturday night
along about $50 with Sally
Sherman in charge.
La Sherman is being assisted
in this feat by such of her con-
temporaries as Connie Stroh.
Nancy Fox, Merrill Garfield and
Mary Sherman. Sybil Smart,
2 Sally Duffield, Frances Emory
and Joyce Lockwood
The lads, they say will be
especially nifty in the tweed
Jackets which they intend af-
fecting and girls Had Better
Wear Their Best Brookses :.
THE MISSES ALICE OAR
CATS, Barbara and Madeline
RACER and Dolores Steenhoven
up and gave a dinner and bridge
party for 10 friends at The
Abingdon. last evening.
This affair was gracious
gesture TO Miss Viola Burmester,
daughter of the William c. Bur-
mesters. who'll be marrying
Marvin Goetsch February s.
CARL r. WAITS ON. we
understand, is flinging a house
party this coming weekend at
Rondeau on Lake Erie.
Among his guests:
Miss Bernice Sinclair and Bill
Hunter of the Pointe and Keith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
F..N ay! E:

VANDERBILT AND ,Otsego Ski Club members now
high tide of their most successful will enter
tain as special luncheon guests Sunday.
Governor and Mrs. Murray D. Van Wagner. both
Winter sports enthusiasts who will make inspection visit
80 at the 2year-old Vanderbilt and the brand Otsego
-. ski clubs
C Thorne Murphy moving spirit in both of these
clubs tells that the has been finer and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

LOIS ANNE KAY, daugh.
ter of the Sylvester p. Rays,
recently announced her en-
gagement to Rodney Francis
Sand. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sand. at a dinner party.
Ruth Tomlinson. Jean Jipson,
Liz Reiger. Betty Whetstine' and
Virginia Walker.
MISS JANE A. WATKINS
has joined Mrs. Charles Hath
away, also of Detroit, at the
Beekman Tower Hotel; New
York. for a stay.
MRS. c. III. BLISS has iaunted
to New York and is at present
domiciled in the Ambassador
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
On the Fire

PEOPLE WHO attend
the Cornell-Yale polo game
-. F bruary Tt at the
Coliseum. =. (and vance
reservations indicate h cir
name will be legion -.
Will be. able to see with
their eyes. and feel with
their hands. :. the very thing
their money will buy. :. for
the aid of Britain -.
1t is hoped that proceeds
-. from the British War Re-
lief Renefit will no suf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Out Of town guests at
both parties were the
senior McDuffees their
daughter. Dolly. their
daughter, Mrs. John Racot of
indianapolis -
A MERRY company of
flower lovers.s lodged
through the rain drops We'd
nesday TO attend the
Women's City Club celebrity
luncheon. e. and meet the in
teresting guest Of honor. =.
DR.. Margaret Preininger.
of the department of cultural
arts at the University Of
California -.
The table was decked in
a Japanese arrangement -.
IF Gaffodils. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

ficient to buy. three mobile kitchen units. -.
And of the units complete to the last detail will
be display in the Coliseum the night of the polo
ending Today tour throughout the state.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Firemen to Test
'Rescues| in
BIuckout

A portion of Arlington County
Va, around the Clarendon Fire
House at 1904 North Hudson street
will be "blacked out" at o'clock to-
night while the fire Department.
first-aid class "rescues" a number
of air raid victims" lying in fields
alleys and cellars of the neighbor.
hood.
The public is invited to witness
the performance. The first aid grouI
will speed in darkness to succor Boy
Scouts of Troop 104, who will pose
as victims. Treatment will be given
for broken backs, severe burns and
crushed legs, and the victims will
be brought to the firehouse.
BY agreement with county Off
cials, street lights are expected to
go out at pm, and residents have
been asked to co-operate in their
homes. Three rescue teams will
compete under direction of Fire 1t
Sherman L. Johnson, with Capt. B
r. Bruin of the Jefferson Rescue
Squad, as Judge.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
S50,500 Bank Liability
For Box Loss Affirmed

The verdict of a Carroll County
jury holding the Takoma Park (Md)
Bank liable for $5o,500 taken with
a safe deposit box rented by Leroy
Abbott of Washington has been up
held by the Maryland Court of
Appeals.
The appellate court upheld the
Circuit Court verdict in Carroll
County, where the case was heard
on a change of venue from Mont
gomery County. Mr. Abbott testified
he had placed fifty 81 900 gold cer-
tificates and five $100 bills in the
box, which he had last seen in
May, 1887. The box and money
were gone when he returned to the
bank in December, 1887, testimony
revealed.
Attorneys for the bank argued Mr..
Abbott held the gold certificates
Illegally because of a 1889 Federal
statute prohibiting an unlicensed
individual from possessing such cer-
tiflcates. and hence had no interest
in them legal or equitable"
Counsel for Mr.. Abbott, who said
he received the certificates from an
aunt, contended the bank was
negligent in failing to guard master
keys to its safe deposit boxes.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Fort Meade Inspection
Made by Gen. Sikorski
BY TIE Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md
April l0-Greeted by a 19-gun ar
tillery salute, Gen. Wladislaw Sikor-
ski, prime minister of the Polish
government in exile, came here to-
day to make general inspection
of this mushrooming Army camp.
He was met by Col. Gilbert M
Allen, post commander. and Maj
Gen. Milton A. Reckord, CON-
mander of the 29th Division, at the
west gate, and escorted to post
headquarters by motor cycles and a
four-tank convoy.
At headquarters, Gen. Sikorski in
specte6 Company A. 115th Infantry
Regiment, whose headquarters are
in Frederick, Md, with the regi-
mental band, also from Frederick
playing. Capt. Guy Anders COM
mands the company.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Jewry Will Observe
Opening Of Passover
Here Tomorrow
Exodus Of IsroeIites
To Be SymboIized With
Traditional Services

The exodus of the Israelites from
slavery in Egypt will be symbolized
in the homes of Washington Jewry
tomorrow at sundown with tradi-
tional services marking the opening
of the Passover holiday.
The story the departure from
Egypt will be told in song and cere-
mony at the First Seder, following
services in orthodox synagogues to-
morrow.
The Seder, held again on Satur-
day night, is family gathering at
which the head of the household
repeats traditional words and an
swers the questions of the youngest
member of the family. Symbolic
bitter herbs and matzos, or un-
leavened bread, are served as part
of the Seder service.
Traditional Rites.
Matzos is eaten during the eight
day Passover to symbolic the fact
that when the Jewish people fled
from Egypt they took only the dough
which had been prepared for baking
the next day.
In preparation for the holiday
the search for the Heaven" will be
carried on by the children in ortho-
dox homes tonight. Bits of bread
are hidden for the search in accord
ance with the tradition that the
home is cleansed for the holiday.
Public Seder Planned.
A number of Seder services are
scheduled for tomorrow night for
those who cannot get to their own
homes for the holiday. A public
Seder will be held at Beth Sholom
Synagogue tomorrow at pm. and
others will be held tomorrow and
Saturday at 7 pm, at the Bebrew
Travellers Sheltering Society. The
Hebrew Home for the Aged also will
hold Seder services.
Several hundred persons are ex-
pected to attend Seder conducted
by Rabbie Norman Gerstenfeld to-
morrow at $50 pm. in the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
81 From Sunken Liner
Reach Montevideo
kythe Associated Press.

~ the associated Press.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, April 10
The British freighter Raranga
brought 81 survivors of the sunker
British liner Britannia to this port
last night.
The 8,799-ton Britannia was re.
ported sunk by German warshir
on March "a off the African coast
Last Thursday II survivors landed
on the Canary Islands said many OF
their shipmates were devoured by
sharks.
The Raranga was expected to land
its survivors today.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Afterward, Gen. Reckord and Gen.
Sikorski conferred with Capt. Ste
phan zamoyski, Gen. Sikorski's aide,
acting as interpreter, and Col. Allen
took the Polish Prime Minister ON
a tour of the camp.
Afterward, Gen. Sikorski met a
Evening star., 1941-04-10

delegation of 20 Poles at Gen. Reck-
ords headquarters.
Later today Gen. Sikorski is
scheduled to leave for Palm Beach,
Fla, to visit Ignace Jan Pader-
ewski, famous pianist, who is now
chairman of the Polish National
Council.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Mackenzie King Delays
Departure for u. S.
3, the Associated Press.

OTTAWA. Ontario, April 10
Prime Minister Mackenzie King de-
cided yesterday to postpone his de-
parture to the United States for a
few days.
He had planned to leave Ottawa
yesterday afternoon to visit PreSi-
dent Roosevelt, when gravity of the
war news prompted him to wait
until later.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
French Lift Censorship

VICHY, France, April 10 (P).-The
press of unoccupied France was told
today that censorship in advance
will be discontinued "as an expert
ment" beginning April Is. News
papers will be held responsible for
everything published under pain of
suspension.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Do You Squeeze Swfsse
PIN PIES?
-Stop-lt's Mighty Dangerous!

Regardless how careful yeu may be- an in
lection or scar may be caused. 20 why take
chances on serious conseouencssr Try Pos-
lam, n concentrated ointment that must be
good, for thousands Of men and women have
successfully used It and POSI- soap 1of
nearly as years for acne pimples due TO
external causes Poslam Ointment costs Dss
Soc at druggists from coast to coast
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
ES VALIDA LA LEY DE LOS
A~YUDANTEa PARA Ell
CONDESTABLE GRAVES

FL abogado del condado, Sr.
Cobbey, manifesto aver a los sc
hores comisionados que la ley
dc 1941 dando dos nuevos dipu-
tados al conNdestable Graves es
valida y tiene que ser acceptable
p0r ell condadO.
Algunos sehores letrados no
parecen hallarse de ecuerdo So
bre la constitucionalidad, pero
Cobbey opina que resistira lh
prueba ante los tribunales.
Cada uno de los dos diputa-
dos ganara $3.50 al mes Y $50
para los gastos del autom6vil.
Desempeharan esas plazas
los Sres. Tony DiLorenzo y
John Mcdonald, que fueron IL
de Mcleod.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y respuestas

P. ICual es ell precio de un
Bono de Ahorro para-la Defen-
'Sa?
R. Por ell mas pequeno de
los bOnOs, pagara listed $18.75.
Ell Bono aumentara de valor en-
diez amos hasta $25 Por SIS, 90
tendra listed un Bono que au-
mentara de valor hasta 800; y
tros bonos en- la misma proper
ci6n.
P. iQue hara ell gobierno
con Ell dinero que yo pague por
mi bono?
R. Su dinero sera puesto a
trabajar en- ell Programa de De-
fensa acional para proteger la
libertad y seguridad de los Es-
tados Unidos, y de TODD su pue-
bio en- cualquier parte.
Nota.-Para comprar Bonos
de Defensa y sellos, vaya a la
mas cercana oficina de correos
o banco, o escriba pidiendo in :
formation al Tesorero de los Els
.tados Unidos, Washington, DC.
La gaceta., 1941-07-08

Londres, Julio 8.-Centena-
res de aviones ingleses cruzaron
hoy Ell Canal en- una nueva y
mas violenta ofensiva contra Ia
costa de invasion, Alemania'
Holanda y Belgica. La aviacion
alemana atac6 a Southampton
durante durante la nOche, oca-
sionandoalgunas bajas y danos
en- ell distrito comercial. Duran
te la nOche cinco aparatOs del
enemigo fueron derribados, Ata
caron los nazis la costa sur. en-
horas de la manana, pero los
cazas les pusieron en- fuga, lue-
20 de media bora de batalla. VI
cese que Ell mando aleman utlli-
"a barcas armadas con artllle-
ria. durante la nOche, para ata-
car a las escuadrillas inglesas
que pasan ell canal.
Berlin admite pardidas en-
propiedades y bajas en- la pobia
ci6n civil, en- Ell norOeste de Ale
mania; pero no habla de los OBJ
jetivos militares.
Una fabrica de gasolina sinte-
tica, c~onstruida entire Lens y
Bthune, en- Francia, fue bonn
bardeada.
Siete aviones nazis fueron DE
rribados y los ingleses perdle-
ron seis. Durante la noche Sc
arrojaron enormes cantidades
de explosives en- Cologne. Ons-
bruck, Dusseldorf, Duisburg'
Krafeld, Mundhen-G iadgatn'
Frankfort, Munster, Amster-
dam, Ostende, Den Helder, Bou
logne Y Dunquerque.
BESIDE FinlaAdia comunican
la captura de paracaidistas ri
sos, lanzados por aviones trans
portes. Cuatro de los aparatos
fueron derribads.
La aviaci6n inglesa bombar-
de6 a TripOli, en- Libia, destru-