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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

must f1ow." was the young
Berliner's favorite phrase.
Neumann was feared in
the party. He was known as
a favorite of Stain.
give me q man I can use
10 make IL hot for Naxi
Heines In Hamburg" he de-
manded. The Hamburg Party
head, Hermann Schubert,
assigned me to do Neumann's
bidding in the anti-Heines
campaign.
WORDS USELESS
sour most vicious fault Is
our womanish humaneness,
were the Berliner's words 10
me in an interview which
took place in my Hamburg
apartment. "Why not rid our
selves of this indecent squeam-
ishness? The Hitler bandits.
The rock-headed Social Demo-
cratic saboteurs! With such
people words are uselessw
Heinz Neumann was not
representative of the general
type of party leader. To a
certain degree he had pre-
served his independence Of
thought: he demanded disci-
pline, but hated it himself,
and the keynote of his
character was a reckless and
brilliant responsibility.
He had a fine, intelligent
face, and a ready smile. His
eyes were large and cruel.
He acted as if the world had
been created for him, Heinz
-Neumann,- to move in. His
contempt for the simple, plod-
ding worker espoke his
bourgeois ancestry.
To many young female
Communists he was still the
romantic knight of revolu-
tionary adventure. He could
take them and throw them
away whenever he liked.
Comrade N e m ann was
obsessed with a craving for
ruthless action. To him every
Socialist worker who rejected
Soviet leadership was equal to
the most rabid Brownshirt.
and therefore ripe for the
knife or the bullet.
THE Socialists are social.
Fascists." he liked to snarl in
the middle of a conference.
"They are the left-wing of the
Hitler movement"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
FACED GREAT ODDS


Thirteen million Nazis were
confronted by 5000, 600 Social
Democrats and half that num-
Der of militant Catholics. The
balance of power lay in the
hands of the Communist
Party and its 100000 fol-.
lowers.
For time it seemed as il
the March and April raids on
the Nazis fortresses signaled
the beginning of a general
offensive to drive Hitlerism
into impotent obscurity.
The Communist rank and
file was eager to pitch in and
help. But in Moscow. at the
eleventh session of the execu-
tive committee of the Comm
tern, d. z. Manuilsky, the
mouthpiece of Stain in the
Communist international, rose
ana SAID:
'Tn order to deceive the
masses, the Social Democrats
deliberately proclaim that the
chief enemy of the working
class Is Fascism. 1t Is not
true that Fascism of the Hit
Ter type represents the chief
enemy :"
Manuilsky's voice was the
voice of the Kremlin. To
Communists the world over it
was law. 1t created a hideous
confusion among the leaders
of the German Party. Sickly
half-measures were the result,
a swinging between extremes
which ranged all the way
from outright cooperation
with the Hitler movement to
murderous ambushes against
isolated storm trooper detach-
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Ut was Charles w. Eliot then president Of Harvard
University who Observed Taking food and drink great
endowment for healthy people who do not enjoy eating
seldom have much capacity enjoyment usefulness Of
sort.D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

What's YOUR BET?
Yes-we'd like 10 have IT.
publish il in this column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

j Miller. e,stnbu,ed - King Features. Inc.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Beery and Harmon
Will Participate in
Birthday Celebration
Actress Constance Moore
Joins Deonno Durbin's
Glamour Girl Section

The swelling list Of notables ac-
cepting invitations to participate in
Washington's celebration Of the
Presidents birthday January 80
today frightened with addition Of
the names of Wallace Beery and
Tommy Harmon.
The popular screen star will 60 "all
out" for the celebration-tour the
hotels, eat the banquet. say a CHEEKY
word to the mobs-but the coun-
try's top-ranking collegiate football
player for the year will have to
cut his Washington visit short be-
fore the actual dancing begins. He
will be Baltimore's celebrity for the
ball.
Harmon will attend Mrs. Roose-
velt's luncheon at the White House
and the all-star banquet at the
Willard Hotel.
Constance Moore Joins List.
Beery was not the only Holly
woodite to fatten the celebrity list
Evening star., 1941-01-20
L German Raiders
Reported Operating
In South Pacific
Filipino Seomen Rescued
From Emirou Island Are
Landed at MoniIo
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Jan. 20.-The possibility
that II German raiders are active
in the South Pacific Ocean was
raised here today by Filipino seamen
rescued from Emirau Island, where
they were marooned by their Nazi
captors.
The seamen said that as crewmen
on British ships they had come in
! contact with three raiders which be-
tween December 6 and 8 sank at
least six ships in the South Pacific,
including three British. one New
zealander. one Norwegian and one
Australian.
Several of the SO seamen. set
ashore here today by the japanese
ship Kamo Maru. said they had
learned from reliable sources that
nine other raiders were operating
against British shipping and that
dozen more were being outfitted at
undisclosed japanese ports.
JdpdIltSt DCuCttu I1clpiHK.
They said British officers whose
ships had been attacked shared the
opinion the raiders apparently were
in close cooperation with japanese
ships which evidently supplied the
Germans with information as to
British ship movements. Japan has
denied such cooperation with Ger
many.
Bodies OF four Filipino sailors
killed by German shells in encoun-
ters with the raiders were carried
from the Kamo Maru. Some of the
survivors required medical treatment
for shell shock.
The seamen, former crewmen on
British Phosphate Commission
ships, said the raiders carried the
japanese insignia of the rising sun
painted on their sides and flew the
japanese flag until an enemy ship
was sighted, then hoisted the swas-
tika. They identified the three raid
ers as the Narvik. Manyo Maru and
Tokyo Maru. They described them
as ships of 5000 to 10000 tons each,
manned by crew of about 300 men
wearing uniforms of Reich marines.
Carried Two 6-Inch Guns.
The Filipino said the Maryo Maru,
the flagship. carried four anti-air-
craft guns, two 6-inch guns. two A.
inchers, torpedo tubes and two sea-
planes. The Narvik was described
as a new black-painted ship with
four 8-inch guns. two torpedo tubes
and four airplanes.
The rescued seamen said one OF
the raider commanders wore two
iron crosses. They did not believe,
however, that any of them was the
famous Count Felix Won Luckner,
terror of the South Pacific in World
War days, who has been reported
back in his old haunts.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

them from Emirau Island, where
they had been marooned.
Some of the men had spent more
than two months aboard the raider
on meager rations and quoted the
commander as saying he was after
big stuff, such as the Queen Mary"
First details of the sinking of the
7,023-ton Norwegian freighter Ring
wood were supplied by Cheng Ahyao,
49-year-old messmate Of the craft.
He said a Nazi raider. flying a
japanese flag, ordered his ship to
halt on October 10. after firing two
warning shots across the bow.
Sinking OF 10 vessels by the Ger
mans in the South Pacific was re-
vealed January l Whine 486 survi-
vors of seven Slips were rescued.
They told of the three other sink
ings. They we're landed on Emirau
Island in the Bismarck archipelago
December 81 and were picked up
four days later.
The Ringwoods crew were held
captive for two months and six days
while the raider sought other VIC
tins. Cheng said.
Other survivors said the raider
carried eight-inch guns and fire.
quently repainted the distinguishing
colors Of the funnel. They said
they saw one scouting airplane flying
over the ship and they were told
two other planes were stored aboard
Evening star., 1941-01-20

yesterday. To Deanna Durbins
glamour girl section was added last
night Constance Moore, youthful
starlet from the Paramount Studio.
Miss Durbin already had on her
side Lynn Bari and Kay Aldridge,
both youngcomers from Goth Gen.
tury-Fox.
Professional tennis topnotchers-
Alice Marble, Bill Tilden, Don Bulge
and Mary Hardwick-will have head
table seats at the Willard dinner.
Clifton Fadiman, writer and expert
handler of the Information Please"
experts, will make the introduce
tions. Aside from a welcome by
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox. Dinner
Committee chairman, there will be
no speeches.
The Dinner Committee will meet
Evening star., 1941-01-20

infantile paralysis. Although strick-
en- at the age of 18 with the disease,
Mr.. Loose accomplished a success
in business before his death in
Kansas City in his 4Oth year.
Tickets for the command per-
formance of "Old Acquaintance" at
the National Theater next Sunday
night still are available, the COM
mittee announced. The entire first
and second balconies were sold out
the day they were offered for sale.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
ChiIdren's Shoe Project
Sponsored at Manassas
Special Dispatch to Thestar.

oDtOIdI LJI5pdICII 20 1Iee45tdI.
MANASSAS, Va, Jan. 20-The
Manassas Chapter of the Red Gross,
in cooperation with the Manassas
State Vocational School and the De-
partment Of Welfare, is sponsoring a
shoe repair project for needy chill
Citizens have been asked to donate
old shoes, which will be collected
by the Civilian Home Service Com
mittee of the Red Cross and re-
paired by students of the vocational
school They will then be distributed
by the Welfare Department.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

tomorrow with the program group
to discuss final plans for the elab-
crate reception and banquet. Carter
Barron, Harry Sommerville, Hardie
Meakin and Andrew P. Kelley head
the Program Committee.
Posters to Be Displayed.
With the Roosevelt third-term
inaugural a matter of history to-
morrow, the Birthday Ball Commit
tee will distribute 1000 posters to
be tackled on downtown lampposts.
The Ball Committee announced
last night that Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, one of the hostesses for the
celebration, had contributed $500
for music and decoration for the
All-Star dinner. Mrs. Loose's gift
was in memory of her son, Edgar
Clark Loose, who was a victim Of
Evening star., 1941-01-20
leuhy Returns to Office

VICHY. France, Jan. 20 (P-Ad-
niral William D. Leahy, United
States Ambassador to France, re-
turned to his office today recovered
from a cold and fever which had
kept him confined to his home since
January IL.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Raider After Big Stut,'
Chinese Seomen Report

HONG KONG, Jan. 20 P.-
Forty Chinese seamen, survivors of
British and Norwegian ships sunk
in the Pacific Ocean by German
raiders, were landed here yesterday
by a British steamer which rescued
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Election at Edqemoor

New officers and delegates to the
Bethesda Fire Board will be elected
at a meeting Of the Edgemocr
Citizens Association at pm. to-
morrow in the Bethesda County
Building.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Mz1ch lGf For Your Family!

First of ALL get plenty of rest good sound sleep Eat
simple but nourishing food-vegetables and fresh
fruits if available. Drink plenty of water and keep
elimination regular. Take some exercise every day
preferably outdoors in clean, fresh air. Then let
trustworthy Vicks help you.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Buenos Aires has been virtually
rebuilt since the opening Of the
century.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Heavy R. A. F. Attack
On Berati Reported;
Fires Are Started
Greeks, Meanwhile, Speed
Campaign Near KIisuro
Despite Bad Weather
~ the Associated Press.

ATHENS. Jan. 20-A destructive
raid with fire and high explosive
bombs on Berati, Italian-held town
in the oil region of Central Albania,
was reported today by the r. A. F.
Near East command.
Bombs fell on military concentra .
tions and motor transport, and
buildings east of the town were hit,
several fires being started, wal
bulletin said.
Despite steady bad weather, the
Greeks intensified attacks north of
Klisura and pounded Italian posi-
tions heavily with artillery. dis
patches from the front said. Greek
planes also were reported active,
bombing and machine cunning Ital-
ian troops.
Counterattack Reported RepuIsed.
Greek front line troops hiding in
the snow were reported, during the
week end, to have ambushed and
shattered an Italian counterattack
north Of Klisura, where the Greeks
are driving through Central Al
bania toward Berati.
The Greek high command de-
clared today many prisoners and
much war material were taken.
A government spokesman said the
Fascists were attempting to recap
ture important heights north of Xii
sura. He said last night the Greeks
waited in now-shrouded positions
until the Italians were almost on
them before opening fire.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

Some Filipinos eat bamboo with
their pork and even make a soup of
bamboo stalks.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

NOW with epidemic colds spreading their misery
be careful be as careful as you can. Do everything
possible to help safeguard your family against the
"btzkrieg". There are certain time-tested precau-
tions you can take that may save you and yours
great deal of sickness, worry and expense.
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Italian Prisoners Reach Bombay.

BOMBAY, India. Jan. 20 lP-
Four thousand Italian prisoners cap
tured by the British in the Egyptian
Libyan desert arrived here today.
The first batch of captured Fascists,
including four generals, reached
Bombay New Year Day.
The Germans, this source said,
might use such bombings as an ex-
cuse to send warplanes or even
troops into Greece.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

When a cold gets by all
precautions and causes
muscular soreness or
tightness, spells of cough
ing or irritation in the
upper bronchial tubes,
relieve such misery the
improved Vicks way
with a 3-minute VapoRub
Massage.
Massage VapoRub for
Evening star., 1941-01-20
Decisive Battle Looms.

Reports reaching the border town
of Struga, Yugoslavia. last night
said increased action on both sides
indicated decisive battle was shap-
ing up In the region of Klisura and
Tepeleni, 10 miles southwest.
According to these reports, Italian
counterattacks drove the Greeks
back in sharp fighting in the coastal
sector in the vicinity of Dukati, Is
miles north OF Chimara and almost
halfway from that Greek-held port
to the port of Valona.
Evening star., 1941-01-20

At the first snifle, sneeze
or sign of nasal irritation
put a few drops of
Vicks Va-tro-nol up each
nostril right away. This
helps to prevent many
colds from developing.
Because Va-tro-nol is ex-
pressly designed to help
your natural defenses
against colds in the nose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Crisp White for Accents Leads
In Popularity at Film Capitol
Gay Prints Also Seen Especially at Afternoon Psries
Many Flower Trimmed Hats Worn

tiny hat o. salmon colored roo
feathers that dipped over one eye.
Now for tn. print-stars. found
Al - many Of the afternoon fes-
tivities staged all over movieland.
First there was Barbara Stan
wyck IN an Edith Head original
a crepe Of a charming strawberry
design on a navy background. Bar
bars's hat was a PREDETERMINED
straw with two strawberry-tipped
hatpins. Eleanor PowslIs print
was a red and white stripe. used
vertically In the full. plested skirt,
diagonally IN the bodice
A red and white peasant print
was the one worn by Paulette
Goddard in the blouse and long
coat lining OF her three piece
white wool suit. Joan Benefits
print was a white figure on a soft
dove-gray background. Slim OF
skirt and Dolman-sleeved. Joan's
collar was white marquisette.
American Indian symbols went
to church Easter morning with
LARAMIE Day in her print-and-
plain jacket dress. The print was
white on navy, with a solid navy
jacket, red leather belt. LARAMIE 3
hat was super-super largs-a bon
net Of lacy white straw. Bag
navy blue, gloves white.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Bv DEE LONRANCE


HOLLYWOOD -Easter day
came and went. leaving behind
news Of fashion Importance from
Hollywood's glamour-iadies.
Color preferences are the real
spring story. The Easter parade
was sharply divided among the
basic tones-black. navy and gray.
and gay prints were the favored
follow-up. And white as an ac-
cent was almost universally ap-
proved by filmdom's smartest.
The most formal costumes were
brought out by Hollywood's church
parades in the residential sections
around Hollywood-Bel Air, Bev-
erly Hills. Holmby Hills. West
wood.
Myrna 10y was spotted wear
ing a two-piece suit in black wool
with collar and cuff accents in
pure white pique: the jacket belt
less. fitted and finger-tip length.
Black. too. for Norma Shearer in
one-piece crepe dress. aspen
slim. over which she wore a full
length coat OF black wool with
wide Dolman sleeves and back
fullness.
Basic gray was youthfully
charming on Diana Lewis In a
one-piece wool cut along princess
lines. The high, round collar was
finished with a crisp white pique
collar and her three quarter
sleeves cuffed In white. A frou
OF white lilacs made her hat: her
gloves and bag were also white.
Una Merkels gray was a wool
suit, barred in white. with lingerie
collar and cuffs and a gray wool
cape. waist-length. White flowers
trimmed Unas gray felt pompa-
dour bonnet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Diono Lewis wears O one
piece wool, cut olong princess
lines. Her ocoessorieS ore
crisp white.
Helen Parrish wore sheer gray
wool IN a tailored frock with
white sailor collar in linen worn
over her gray companion jacket.
Navy blue really led the Easter
parade. There was Irene Dunno
In a navy sheer wool with a YER
teal self-ruffle trim: her acces-
sories were navy. but the trim
on her navy straw was a mass
of bright plastic butterflies.
Ann Sheridan's sheer navy had
square neckline. accented by q
deep scalloped white wolfe collar.
Her hst-a high rurban-bang and
gloves were all white. Navy sheer.
too. was the choice Of Ida Lupino.
in a jacket suit. with a navy halo
straw and white bag and gloves.
Navy blue bengsline with a hip
length jacket buttoned in brass
was Priscilla Lanes outfit for the
day.
More nannish in style than any
other suits seen was Lana Tur-
nsr's navy wool, but her hat was
as feminine as you could want
a brimmed plaid taffets in tones
OF bright blue and red Constance
Moore's navy fsille was trinity
fashioned. the perfect foil for her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
PERMANENT
OtNDu&e

Ssv.d;ly essstysrsss ~
ssvsvs u eeSertsl. fs~ssy
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Exquisite Le<tesiaS -
dseeestiess n bsiUst Sa-
sastsd 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Dear Worried Mother: One Of
Amserica's most distinguished
psychiatristx. Dr. Ira =. VILE.
efferx the following advice 10
parents of ANAL children.
Try Ia keep your worries
frsn affec I ing relationships
within the family circle.
sRememher that children -
particularly children Of early
school age-are susceptible tn
the emotional atmosphere Of the
heme. When adults are jittery,
short-trmpered and fearful. chill
area are quick to pick up these
oUotioaa.
~rhe hsme attitude should be
80 that 10 built upon conf
1eacs, courage and faith"
~ maintaining such m a.
usospbese In TIE house. parents
- rive their children . feel
ing u safety and security In .
World FUN u turmoil and grief.
A. - tn problem u radio.
nswsreeb sad the Hike, DR.. VILE
believes that parents worry too
much over TIE effect war hor-
rsrs 10y have On their chill
1rsa. - says that Tire sctssal
effeet y msch lsss than adults
suppeee-that G hildren have
great rsslllsacs, that they throw
Ell nuch that affects grown
ups.
~Adultn," says DR.. VILE. "suf-
~ for The people who are sur
fering abroad. Children can't
- that. They lave NO expert
ence behiad them tc enable them
- realize how they would feel
h tn Same situatien."
Dr. VILE also points ont that
~ child y % used 10 living In
~ Imaginary world that the
herroru - war, - ~ hears
them. are ~ him only imaginary,
nst real Or terrifying.
This noted psychlstrist Also
believes that n parents want
their children 10 value democ-
racy they should learn what
democracy b night 1T home,
WHARF every member Il the
family y allowed 10 express his
I1eas and HIS opinions and 10
have . say-so In family affairs.
Dear Miss Grey: I have fivs
four male and one female
that I can give to people who wan
them. They are about = month
and . hall old. and will be fsirl,
small dogs when grown. Will yo,
Try 10 find homes for them!
MRS. ]. T.
r. any readers ~ this column
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

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feel they ran give one OF these
pups . good home. and wish to
contact the owner Of the dogs.
they may do so by writing 10
Mrs. J. Thornley,, at 1921 so.
Montgomery.
Dear Miss Grey: I would like
TO know how to keep my hair blond
without using any dyes. My hair
used TO be lighter blonde. and
now IL IL getting TO be a brown
color. Is there any kind of soap
or are there any oils ! could use ?
r. y. M.
Dcar Z. r. M. Lemon and
vinegar rinses are the best home
''b,esches" I know al. However.
there are many reliable ones ON
the markets.. Ask your hair
dresser or . competent druggist
20 select one for you-oDe that
win bring out the hidden gold
In your hair and tone mp the
highlights.
A. the spring and summer
seasons progress and you spend
more time In the bright sun
light, your hair viii undoubtedly
become lighter again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Atmosphere Of Confidence Gives
Children a Feeling Of Security
Small Boys and GirIs Need an Environment OF
Security in Troubled Times Such as These
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: How parents keep the worry Of
the abroad of the lives of children? We try
not talk much home but then there the
radio and the newspapers magazines and newsrees and
other children and their parents inform them of what
Is going
Frankly all this talk of and suffering in the pres
ence of children has worried But how keep IL
from them What the best attitude for parents to take
towards their children during these troublesome times
much of effect do the newsrees and the radio
have children? Please let me have your views
this new problem that tremendous parents
an over the country WORRIED MOTHER.