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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
call For Pay
|On Vacations
Turned Down
Harrison Announces Deci-
sion to Take Vote After
Conference With F. R.
no TALK WITH PELLEY
ballots VIII Be Given to
Members of IA Organiza-
tions by February Is

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-'R-
! their demands for vacations with
| ay rejected, "A standard railway
|sbor organizations, representing
| bo,+ 100000 employees of class l
lsiIroads, decided today to vote on
he question of striking.
Decision to take the vote was
lnnollnced late in the day by
Eeorge NJ. Harrison, head of a
|ommittee of union leaders, after
/ had visited President Roosevelt
| express regret that mo other
lcurse is open to u.s.
The President, Harrison said,
|cped that a strike could be avert
Final Effort
Presumably at the suggestion OF
Lr. Roosevelt, Harrison said he
Eould get in touch with John j..
! elley. president of the association
/ American railroads, in a final
Etort 10 work out some agree
bent, Pelley was out of town today
bad his aides declined to COM
bent. =.
Harrison said tn e following
mons would be polled on t h e
|uestion of a strike:
Order Of Railroad Telegraphers;
International Brotherhood of Boiler
fakers, Iron Ship Builders a n d
<elpers of America; International
Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths, Drop
orgers and Helpers; Sheet Metal
Workers. International Associa-
ION; International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers; Brotherhood
Railway Carmen of America;
pternational Brotherhood of Fire
Zen and Oilers; Brotherhood of
allWay and Stemship Clerks,
'ohtlnued on Page Eleven; Col. p
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
War
Interpretive
BY KIRKE L. SIMPSON

Britain's grim threat to tie r
Ita1y's African empire to "shreds
and tatters'', uttered only 4O-odd
days ago, is all but an accom-
plished fact.
A final crushing British blow to
"'rest all Italian North Africa from
fascist control. seems impending
In East Africa, the stage is beng
set for conquest of Italian Eritrea,
and for probable return of II e
emperor of Ethiopia, Halle Selas-
sic, to his throne in Adds Ababa
from which Italian bayonets drove
him.
Offensive Not Halted
That is the African war picture
etched by reports from British
headquarters in Cairo and not i'm
portantly challenged by terse and
Continued on Page Sixteen; Col. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
british Speed Up Drive
On Italians In Africa

r.. 0' Egypt, Feb. 6.-(R-The
Is1 I,.psh offensive against the 1tal-
Ar.., iofVn and east Africa was
D,., ea moving with accelerated
s,,,,, '00sy behind smashing RAF
OrceS. ieueatlng Fascls'
brooaa M east Africa, the Middle East
Iera 'oiiu ol announced its troops
IA a. rs;I VIoslng in on Cheren, Erit-
AsT W. center 42 miles north west
|artFan! !'fa' the colony's CAPITA.
[rces " -. south in Eritrea Fascist
|arent,%, ,%,llhdrawing eastward from
|gorona r'u We're said to be uaaer
|Brit;ase pressure in the Tole area.
\ soS nsa mechanized forces speed
|sre ''ross reS Libya, in north Afrlca,
fhin epoF'ed ep to have advanced
|, i5 gste'o oo ! miles ii of Fengasi, with
70 Ntss bs Ct CT that stronghold expect
Feaera1 Ie reached with N 4o hours.
'o9uafterS said terseiy
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
EIGHT ARE KILLED
IN BOMBER CRASH
Four-Motored Army Craft
Smashes Into Rugged
Mountain in Nevada

LOVELoCK, New, Feb. 6.-R-
A huge, four-motored army bomb
ing plane, equipped with expert
mental apparatus to reduce
hazards of Arctic flying, smashed
into Ragged Top mountain today
killing it's crew of eight.
Officials at McClelland field,
Sacramento, CAL, where the
plane took off this morning, iden-
tilted the men aboard as:
Capt. R. S. Freeman, pilot, COM
mandant of Ladd Field, Alaska.
First Lieut.. E. w. Ketchum, CO.
pilot.
Tech. Sgt. K. H. Gilbreath.
Continued on Page Five; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Up -
Army orders today:
COLONEL
James A. Gillespie, QMC., Fort
Bragg to Fort Lewis.
LIEUTENANT-C
Harold R. Jackson, GAG, Fort
Banks to Fort Bragg.
MAJORS
James E. Macklin, ONO, Philip
pine Dept. to Charlotte, N. c.
Theodore A. Seely, INF, Fort
Jackson to Fort Benning.
CAPTAINS
Raymond D. Henderson, NC,
Fort jackson, to Key Field.
Norman E. King, NC, Fort
Bragg, to Camp 'Blanding.
Orval T. Needels, NC, Fort
Bragg, to Fort Jackson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Continued on Page Five; Col. y
John WinantNOminated
Ambassador To Britain

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-tR-
New ambassadors were named to
Great Britain, China, Uruguay and
Panama today in an extensive dip
lomatic shuttle which brought only
one newcomer, John C. Winant, III
to the service.
Winant, former republican gov
ernor of New Hampshire ard
labor expert, was nominated by
President Roosevelt to succeed
Joseph P. Kennedy as envoy to
Great Britain. He had long been
mentioned for the post. Kennedy
returned to this country last TALL
and subsequently resigned, etrec-
tive with the appointment of a Sue
cessor.
In a series of transfers OF pre-
sent ambassadors and ministers.
Clarence E. Gauss was nominated
ambassador to China to succeed
Continue don Page Six; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
WEATHER

FORECAST
North Carolina: Mostly cloudy, show
ers east anG south central portion,
colder west and north portion Friday
Saturday partly cloudy and colder.
(By q. S. Weather Bureau)
(Meteorologic data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 p. m. yesterday
Temperature
l.: 80 a. m. ~; 80 a. m. 45; 30 p. m.
II: 7:3O p. m. 81; maximum 60; mini
mum &c. mean 4S; normal Al.
Humidity
1 30 .. m. GA 80 a. M 60; l 80 p. m.
80; 7:30 p. m. IS.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:3O p. m.
q 90 inches. Total since first OF the
month O.21 inches.
Tides For Today
From Tide Tables published by U. ).
Coast anG Geodetic SurveyO
W 6:25p BOP
Masonboro Inlet $1,000 3:43a Io ioa
4:0Sp 10:24p
Sunrise :O4a; sunset 5:4op; moonrlse
1 :53p; moonset 3:12a.
Cane Jrear river stage at Fayette-
vile on Feb. 6, at 8 a. M, l0.S5 1eet.
Continued OH Page Four; Col ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
/ WORK PUSHED HERE
Approval Of $5,140,000
Local Contract Also Given
By Defense Body
500 WORKERS ENGAGED
J. E. Dennis Says Most Of
Trees Cut Off 70-Acre
Site at Sunset Park

The United States Maritime COM
mission announced in Washington
yesterday it had contracted with
the North Carolina Shipbuildins
company for construction of new
shipyards at Wilmington at cost
of S., 14O,O 900, according to an AS
sociated Press dispatch.
The announcement followed ap-
proval of the contract by the Ma
tional Defense commission and
came simultaneously with the sign
ing of the $313, 100000 appropria-
ton bill for building 200 merchant
ships by President Roosevelt,
Construction of the shipyards
was started here Monday by the
associated contractors of Lofts,
Underwood and Orrell, of Char
lotte and Wilmington, who had
teen awarded a contract for $780,
900 for preliminary construction
| work.
SlX-Way Yard
The Wilmington yard will have
six ways, SO that six ships can be
under construction at time.
On or before May l, the yards
will be turned over to the ship
building company and assembly
will begin on the first of the "a
e-b ,t tbot ti,,oo
J. E. Dennis, representative of
the associated contractors, a i d
last night that most of the trees
have been cut off the 75-acre site
at Sunset Park and that two or
three days work remains in pull
ing up stumps and burning brush.
Approximately 500 workers were
busy on the site yesterday. Two
steam shovels were engaged in
grading operations and pile
driver was set up and several test
piling was driven.
Will Employ 1000
Once shipbuilding operations get
under way here about 1000 men
will be employed.
The money provided in the ap-
preparation bill signed by the Pres
ident, combined with cash already
aliocated from a special fund, will
Continued on Page Eight; Col. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Leon Andrews Is Killed
In nAutOmObile Accident
Camp Davis Rated One
Of Difficult Spots

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-(R)-
Secretary Stimson told reporters
today the Army construction pro-
gram has been speeding up.
Col. Brehon b. Somervell, in
charge of construction, added
that there were only couple OF
difficult spots now, one OF
them being Camp Davis, near
Wilmington, n. c., site of new
coast artillery training center.
Mud or other soil conditions were
primarily to blame, he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
|EAHY AND PETAIN.
|0NFER At VICHY
ew Crisis May Mean Mar
Fhal's Retirement to Nom
Political Status

vlcHY, France, Feb. e.-lR
Flne new United States ambas-
Fdor, Admiral William D. Leahy,
| today with Marshal
IEnlnppe Petain, Frances chief of
tsIe' at the height of a political
Fsis which, some courses said,
lsnI mean Petain's retirement to
40n,politicai status similar to
[a' Of the presidents of the third
i Hlsy waited, meanwhile, for Ad-
t.s d Jean Darlan, the Navy min
vi, 70 settle with Pierre Laval
Pafls the makeup of a new
Nonllnued on Page Five; Col. p
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
OPENS
DRIVE ON GUARD
Rumors Spread That Horia
Sima Is Busy Plotting
New Insurrection

BUCHAREST, Feb. 6.-LP-Ruma-
nian Premier Ion Antonescu struck
at the rebellious Iron Guard with
startling death penalty DEGREES today
as rumors spread that Horia Sima,
leader of the bloody revolt of Jan.
21-23, was plotting a new insurrec-
ton as a fugitive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07

Continued on Page Eight; Col. a
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aatbuliide Nftion in ltrneMab

ssn ser 2anoesbouptitoot Mon-
tepioeo bot Der erite nationale &on-
ereb Der 8otboliiden Attion nit Ell
nem elan3enoen @rfolg itatteefun-
ben. Ans llrneuaD uno ben Nad-
barfaaten tparen bieIe Eauienoe ber-
beieeeilt. Sci Der III Ser &otbe6role
bon Nonfepioeo aelebrierten Mitter>
nabts,neHe elnpfineen iiber 1000
i,,nse Ndnner Die bl. &ommunion.
llnglanbe, no ift bein Siee2.
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9etrpits Sala6eraiuerfe

@s biirfte mobl tpenie befannt iein,
oab Die Staot Detroit, ielblt obne Dob
Die meiiten ibrer 8etpobner ettpas ba-
bon ipiiien, im 8eiis bon rielieen
Observation-Disclosures lit, sic iih
in 20 9feilen 2anee 100 SUB unter
oer @roe befinbet ,no bequem oie T..
100000 @inipobner Ser 9lutojtaot
auinebmen fonnte. Diele &atofolnben
iteaen iett oie stpeiterobte amerifa.
nii6e Saline bar, aus ser iGbrlih
100000 Sonnen, 1900 big 1900
Sonnen pro slrbeitstag, getponnen
iperben. ->.s-:-
Wenn Sic Saline, bie bos Mus.
ieben, eines elan5enoen &ri5talpaloites
bat, iemals 5u Berteioigunesapeden
benuet ueroen ioate, tpare aaeroines
elm nidtiees Yroblem au l6ien, benn
obpobl in Den @aneen M,ltos fabren
fonnen, beitebem a,,genblidlib .nur
atpei Sdadte nad unten uno il, ben
5abritiiblen fobren tdelid nur s5
Nann ein. 8enn tpeitere @inaanae
seidaffen tuerben fSnnten, nm mebr
Meniden in 6ie Siefe gu brineen,
tpiirbe bier ieood Elm ioeoIer 2uft.
i4ntunteritano porban6en iein, oenn
mad aniidt bon Sahleuten fonnte
ielbit Die itGrfite Sprenebombe bier
ni6ts ousridten. Die 2ebensbeoin.
sungen iino iebr gut: Sic 2iiftuns lit
.ausseaeidnet, Der Sal3booen trode,,,
Die SUIT eeiuno uno bie Senperatur
bauernb ouf SO @rao geboltcn.
SIN Sabre 1904 ipuroe nit Der
Salaausbert,,ne beaonnen ,,no ,p,tr.
ben 6ieie Sddhte gegraben.
Gin 8eiud in Der Siefe binterl6Bt
einen nngeabnten @inbr,ld. Man
iteigt in einem Jabritnbl billab. Der
ionit 5ur g0rbernng bon etiua fehs
Sonnen Sala bennbt tpir0. uno folnlnt
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,,Gmael Der 8armbersigfeit''

nidt felten bon ignoranten ooer por-
nrteilsbollen 9si6tfatboIifen nnlere
Oroensleute faIid be,1rteilt ober gar
als nmniise @lieocr ser menidliben
@eicaibait betradtet. g8er aber oie
@eleeenbeit eebobt bat, bieie benz
Dienite @ottes nn6 ser Ndbltenliebe
fi6 binecbenoen SrbensIeute in it,
rent offeroollenL uneigenniitigen Sc.
bensmerf gu beobadten, 1nub iie ob'
ten Mnb beipunoern.
ssn Ser ,,@a5ette" bon @oreeIter,
Moii., aolt Elm Serr Youl Senoer-
ion (gei6tfotbolif) ben fatboliiben
Srbensi6meite tern in ipar,nen @orten
feine ,neeteilte 8etplnberme:
,,goait6nbie unbefannt iino 8ie.
len Die &crfc Der 9foditcnliebe nnb
Barmber3iefeit iener itille,t &rmec,
befannt unter oem 9eomen SdWe-
itern, &elieiolen ODER Nonnen. Nobl
niebts in ber 8elt iit iboner nno be-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ols oas 2eben
elmer Nonnc. Cine Nonne lit cine
nnldeinbore Srauensperiom, Die iid
eana @ott aeipeibt bat. Sic itebt je-
ben Morgeu Inn 5 llbr auf nno gebt
eeeen ne,n llbr 5u 8ett.. Nob be-
nor ibr, Sageiperf beginnt, perbrinst
fie uneef0br 5ipei Stllnoen in @ebet
nno 8etradtlns, einihlieblib oer
Beiluobn,,ng ser III. .0teiie. Seben
Mueenblid ..bes Cages 5tpiiben ibrer
Mrbeit benutt tie al frommer 2einng,
@eipiiienserforihung nno abnli6en
eeiitliden llebuneen. Sic itrebt feine
,peltli6en 3iele an, itrebt nibt no6
8nbm mo Sob, iu6t feline ipeltlihe
2iebe nno erlportet feinen 2obn auf
oieier @elt. Sic lit arn1, fellid, &C.
boriom, itets beitrebt, ibren Mtit-
i6tpeitern ,nb Aaen nit benen iie
berfebrt, 9ienIte nno @efaliafeiten
5u eripeilen ,tnb feinem loltig al faI>
len. sic lit ousnebmeno bei6eioen
Mno auborfommenb im l1mgane nmo
erbant aIle nit ibrem beitern, ,,nee-
stpnneenen @eien. @ie beller Con-
nenibein malt fi9 in ibrem frif6en
Mntlit Elm finolibes 266eln.
sic lit ser lebenbieite 8eipeis fit
Die Bobrbeit zines beiiern 2ebens
nod bieiem irbiiden @roenleben. Sd
fprebe nidt, ols Mitelieo Ser fatbo-
lii6en Stride, ober ols Seftierer, ion
bern ols iemano, Der bieie beilieen
Jrauen inrmer betpunoert bat.
Cine 9fonne beraibtet auf ales,
tpas iie ouf 6ieier Belt beieiien bat,
ibr @eim, ~ibr &era ,,no ibr 2eben.
eie pibmet oue ibre 3eit,. ibre gner.
gle nnb ibre iorefdltisen gemiibun,
gen Der @raiebnng fremoer 2inoer,
Der Anleitung Der Sssu9enb unb ber
@rbebung eereifter Neni6en al bo.
bern, eolern 9ineen, obne 6afiir cine
ir6ii9e 8elobieung at ertparten. Sie
Iebt uno arbeitet fir einen bobern
2obn.
&c aibt feinen iiberaeuaernoern
He,peis fir bic @1iitena @ottes. als
oas 2ebensperf Der Sdtpeftern. Sbre
peri0nliben 2eiben unb Sdwierig'
feiten ertraeen iie fin uno berbor'
GEN, obne Der ,8elt lGitie gu tperben.
Sic finb bie beIten Hatrioten bes
2an6es un6 ber6ienen ben Name,l
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MQerlet aus aQcr @clt |

9os fino bie Sdpeitern. Das
peroen iie bleiben big, gum gnbe Der
3eiten nno gum 8eeinn Ser @tpie-
felt" --
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9aittipodl, Sen 26. Mars 1871
miro.

&UtlU.
Seoermann tpuBtc idon Iange, bob
Ser aus 3uderriiben lino Corn &c.
monnene 3uder niel eeiiiroer nno
nabrbafter lit als Der inlportierfe
Nobr5uder ,mb baB nniern Sartnern
ser Hrofit oorans auel,te fomnten
tpiiroe, ober bie 9fatidliiile Der boben
golitif burd)freu5en oft Die Soffnnn.
gen Der Jarmer.
8ammwoae als Sdnt fit ben San
bon renftidntfeQern''
= Son benz Seem gorfer Snaenienr
6. g.. @allace ipuroe Dem aon9reB
Die 8eripeno,,ng bon 8ainnlpolle itatt
oes iibliden 8etons 5um gau BON
2uftidus -unteritanoen borgei6lagen.
Na1 ieiner Netbooe fam eine 7 Sub
oiiie 8aum,pollaee 8omben bon 5000
8fun6 aug 10000 SUB Sobe ipioer.
iteben, tpabreno 6 SUB 8eton onrb
1000 Yfuno 8omben aus 10000
Sub 90be ein9eoriidt tperoen. Mn.
beroem fann Die 8aumlpolle feuer.
feit eemabt peroen, iobab ibr Die
8ranbbomben ebenfaas nidts anba.
ben f0nnen. Die &ongrebmitelieoer
aus Ben BaumtpollItaaten bes 5ii.
oens aeieten iid BON Dem Ylon iebr
begeiItert, oa iie 9laltben, bob auf
oiele Neiie biel iiberidiiiii9e Baum.
woae bertpenoet nerben fam. Sic
boffenk bob cine Yrobeoe,uonitrotiorl
oieier neuen @rfinouns erfolgen miro.
I'M. iie auf ibren praftiiden @ert bin
at priifen. 9ie 7 SUB oillen Baum.
polmallen ipiiroen ourd ibiuere
Drabtnese a,iamnengebalten iperoen.
Seoer Nmerifaner, Der I'M gegen.
tuartigen @ebirnitllrm nod ieinen ge.
iunoen Menihenperitono bepabrt bat.
mnb iih fraaen, tpober Die 2uftbom-
ben fommen ioaen. @.., 5,'<1 '.-'''
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BON MomteDibeo 5elebrierten Mitter.
nobtsmeHe e,npfineen iiber 1000
innee N6nner oie bl. &ommunion
llnglanbe, tpo lift bein Siee2'>
1850 sade Eofiad)em anf bem
Meeressranb :.
geab elmer s3uiammenitellung I'M
ieres Hoitamtes in 8nibineton finb
bis iest adt Sdifie nit :amerifonis
i6er Eoft berienft tporoen 1,no ba=
ourd 14,5o0 Sade Boitia6en Der.
loren ge9angen. ',.s-:*.. ..:.-., ~
Gin boiler Boitiad ,pieet &c Bfunb
uno entbdlt runb $500 8riefe. Die
Eoit erflarte ferner, iie tpifie nidt,
tpiebieli Roft nod amerifd DerIoren
aeeoneem ieiI benn oas iei nitht uun-
iere Eoft';; Der :8erluit biirfte iebod
ebenfaas srob geipeien iei,l. ~
Die 14,500 S6de Enit, oie auf
Dem 8ege nab Mmerifa na1 benz
auslano berloren 9ingen, tparen 49,
914 Sdde, sic aus ben Ser. Staaten
itammten nno 1857 Sade, Die aus
Dem auslano famen uno nur iiber
amerifa ipeiterbeforoert ,puroen.
Sieben bon ben oht geiunfef,en
S6iffen sinee1l I'M atlantif ,inter,
oas abte nit nur Hafetpoit ianf int
Snoifden S5ean nod einem Ninen=
treffer.
2anbHmdt ,uieSer AM 3nmebmea
Ra6 Ser anFdt bes Gbieoeoer
Statiitifers Samnel M. 6touffer
,uiro infolee ber Aufriiit,ng cine er-
neute 2anofludt in beritarftem Na<
be eitiehen. Anaeiben oafiir feien
idon borbanben un6 bie 3utpanbe>
r,lng bonn 2ano sur Staot lit bereits
am 3unebmen. Stouffer ,peiit bor-
auf bin, bob infolee Der boberen &C.
burtsrate Der 2an6bep0lferung Der
3us nod Der staot cine eana natiir.
Iide grideinune uar. Mit ben &C.
rineeren Observation-Disclosures IN ben
Staoten borte bic 2anofludt ieood
mebr nno mebr in ben lesten Sobren
auf nn6 entipidelte fid boriibereebeno
ioeor 5u elmer Stabtfludt.
'9r. Stouffer eloubt, 6ab nun oie
9anobebolferune bas erobe Reierboir
iein miro, aus Dem bic @iiitungsin.
onItrie ibre Arbeiter fdopft, insbefon.
oere in ben Heinern St6oten, tpo Mii,
ihlnesmerfe entltan6en ober i'm gnt.
iteben beeriffen fin6. CT meint, oab
6,,r4 bic infoIee Der Aufriifting ct.
folete Mebrausaablung bon 26bnen
Die 3obl Der Seiraten unb @eburten
in Die Gobe eeben miro, lesten gnoes
ourd Die bermebrte 2anbflu9t ieood
cine abnobme Der 9epolferuno ein'
tritt.
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@ear-A Abmiral gbrb gibt Jorfdnnss.
relic attf

IeVc aNT
Wie aus @aibington berihtet miro,
ipiro 3enr-aomiral 3iboro 6. BDro
ieine @rforibiing Der .antarftis, Die
iiber Elm sSsabr lang in aniprnd
nabm, iuenielters borldiifig gum Ab-
idlnB bringett. SetHe beioen Sbiffe
Bear" uno ,Nortb Star" treten
nod inn 2aufe bieies Monats bic
!Seimfabrt an iofern oie 8itterlmes,
perbaItniiie Dies geitatten. Ser ab>
ibluB Der grforibung lit auf Die
Satiade 5uriid5ufiibren baB Der Gon-
ereb feline tpeitere BetpiIliellns se>
maht bat
Ser ,,Nortb star" fGbrt 8unddlt
nod Balparaiio, Chile, uno iou bort
gegentp6rtigen Hldnen aufolge am
16. MGra eintreffen. Son Galparai-
10 fdbrt bas Sdiff nod Seattle,
ieinem @nb3iel, mo- es ,,neefabr am
Is. @pril fdllig 1T.
Das sdiff Bear" fabrt iiber 8r.
enos aires uno 8io be Saneiro nad
8oiton uuo iou BORT unsefabr am
80. April eintreffen. Ser u8eor"
ion am 10. Mdra in 8uenos Aires
onfommen uno sfabrt Damn mad Ell
mem fiinftaeisen A,efentbolt nod
9iio De Saneiro, no ebenfalls ein
NufentbaH bon flint Saeen in Aus~
itdt genelmnen lit, ebe Die gpeiter-
fabrt erfoIet. 9ie Aaf,,nft in So
iton- tpiro ant 80. NpriI er,partet.
Die Mannfhoften Der beiben Sbifs
fe iperben in Eseattle nno 8olton ent-
Iaien iperoen. Damn iollen Die 8e-
ribte ,iiber Den t8erla,tf- Der @rpeoi-
tion alsgearbeitet neroen, Die fit
ben &on9reB beltimnt iino.
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Gormander amitatt Mo6rsnder


libes llnternebmen i'm @anae at Iein,
Inn ,miere einbeimiiben 3uderpro.
budte, gum beiten unierer Sarmer,
an Steue bes ilnportierten Gobrauf-
fers (Gane Susar) au periuenben.
@rperimente, .pelbe bon oem Nol=
fereiz2aboratorium Der Netp Yorfer
itaatliden 2anomirtfhaftsitotion in
@eneba, N. g., poreenommen ,pur.
ben, ertpeden bic Soffnung, bab
Gornauder ooer Sirnp balb an bic
Steae zines 8iertels bes 8obr5uders
treten miro, Ser iett .aur SeriteIlune
bon 3abmeis, Sberbets nlw. perpen=
bet wir6.
sssil einem sic grperimente beIbrei-
benben Bulletin erflart 9r. ". 6.
9ablbere, bie am meiiten 3ufrieoen=
itellenoen greebniiie uuroen er3ielt,
tpenn 25 9ro3ent bes gaobrauders
ourd gornperiiibunesmittel eriest
stpuroen. @r fiibrte II. a. aus:
uBerednet auf SiiBiefeit aaein,
entipro9 Elm Yfun6 Hobrauder IL
Hfunb gornauder ober &raubenauf-
ter, 1.5 Bfuno in @napm unnee,pan>
6elten gorniirup, un6 2 Yfunb foli-
Dem gornfrup. @enn in bieiem ger-
baltnis eebroudt, aeieten Die gorn-
oeriabunesmittel cine beitimmte Ser
befiernng IN Der Didtiefeit nno
storfe bes @abmeifes (sSce gream) i,
Die bon 8erbrou9ern bemerft tpuroe,
obne 6ab fie faeen fonnten, ob gorn-
beriiibunesmitteI ber,pen6et ipuroen
ODER nidt. ~~
Cine 11mitellung bon @obr5uder
allein ouf cine Mifdung nit Corn
beriiibungsmitteln tpiirbe ben Sc,
braud bon $4,000 Eonnen bes Corn
prooufts burd Amerifas Habmeise
inbuftrie per sSabr bebeuten nno Der
einbeimiiden 2an6mirtlbaft neuen
gsuten brineen, a,lmal oer er0Bte
Sell oea sobrsndera importiert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
City Asks
Lower
Fire Rate
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Nov. 12.-Detroit
aligned in this matter with Flint
and Saginaw. was scheduled to
continue its fight for a slash in
fire insurance rates today before
the State Insurance Rating Com
mission.
Contending that annual fire
losses have been minimized since
the last reduction in fire insur-
ance premiums because of i'm
proved fire fighting and prevention
facilities, Detroit officials said
that rates had been lowered In sew
eral other states this year.
Originally waging the fight
alone, Detroit was joined by the
other two cities late last month.
State insurance commissioner Eu-
gene p. Berry revealed the League
of Municipalities had completed a
survey showing that losses in
Michigan over the last 10 years
were only 8 per cent Of the
premiums.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
600 Attend u. Of N.
Intervention RdIIy
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 12.-Uni-
versity of Michigan students APP
parently believe the shortest route
TO world peace is by way of United
States Intervention in the Euro
pean conflict.
Two meetings-one gathering
of the Fellowship of Reconcilia.
ton and the other an assembly OF
the Student Defenders of Democ.
racy - were staged yesterday.
Only "a young pacifists turned out
while 500 students attended the
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Recess Club 10 Hear War Correspondents

Roth Mrs. Mccormick and
Peters have wide knowledge of
Europe and the background of the
present war. On her frequent
trips TO Europe. Mrs. Mccormick
has interviewed Hitler. Stain,
Blum, Dollfuss, DeValera and
many other leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

Mrs. Anne O'Hara Mccormick
of the New York Times. Pulitzer
award winner for foreign COR
Irespondence, and c. Brooks Peters
of the Berlin bureau of the Times,
will talk at a luncheon of 200
automobile and advertising execu-
tives in the Recess Club tomorrow
nOOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

Abope-Peplum Jacket
in rsyon-snd-silk lame,
$14 a yard. Vogue
sIs6; cost Of material
in sire Is, about $22.75
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
pbis @aiieafresas

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