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Evening star., 1942-04-17
Sailing Series Start Is Delayed
So Boats May Be Conditioned

Because the majority Of sailors
want another week In which to fit
out their boats, the spring series of
Potomac River Sailing Association
win open May 10 instead Of May 8,
as originally planned. the member
ship agreed at . meeting In Capital
Yacht Club this week.
This will run the six-race series
Of one race Sunday up to June IA,
but still will give those who wish to
start the Chesapeake Bay regatta
circuit time to prepare for the sum-
mer races nearby.
A May 10 start win mark the
latest the association ever has be-
gun its spring series, but this year,
with many finding precious little
time in which to work on their craft,
it was deemed necessary. Keeping
to tradition, the p. r. S.A. will spon-
sor q warmup race May for those
who are able to Get overheard by
then.
Sailors also voted to start the
series an hour later than last year,
1t 1:30 pm.
One Of the largest turnouts for a
p. r. S. A. meeting was recorded at
the Capital Wednesday night. and
for q good reason. Leverett Davis,
q student at the Alexandria (vao
Seminary. was the guest speaker.
Six years ago Davis left with a
group Of young people from Glou-
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Nosed Out byH Hopkins.
Busy Eagles Take
On Swarthmore
PIoy Third Day in Row;
Go Down Fighting in
rs Tilt With Jays

American Universitys baseball
Eagles are playing ct Swarthmore
College today and hoping to use the
Quakers as = stepping stone back
into the win column, . spot they
have occupied only briefly 80 far.
The Eagles win be playing for the
third successive day, having dropped
7-6 decision to Johns Hopkins
yesterday after downing Loyola on
wednesday.
Yesterdays setback was the fourth
In flve games for A. u. after . series
OF minor rallies In the last three
innings fell one run short Of tying
the count.
The Blue Jays earned their VIC
tory on Eve hits, with three runs
each In the sixth and eighth In
nings supplying the punch. Charley
Kligman started on the A. U. mound
and gave only one run and one hit
In the first three innings. Herman
Dyer followed and did almost as
we'll until the sixth, when Rube
McNab was forced to take over.
McNab was touched for only two
hits in the last three and two
thirds innings, but weak support
gave the Blue Jays three decisive
runs In the eighth.
After scoring once In the second
frame, the Eagles finished with q
rush with q pair each In the seventh
and eighth and came close to dupli-
eating these In the final inning, only
to have the rally ended when Pinch
hitter Darby was called out at
temntin1 Ia stAal home
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Series Tied, Startling
Leafs Now Favored
For Hockey Title
~ the Associated Press.


DETROIT, April iT.--On the
most startling comeback In Stanley
Cup history the courageous To-
ronto Maple Leafs have squared
hockeys world series at three games
and are prohibitive favorites to de-
feat the Detroit Red Wings tomor-
row for the priced trophy they
last won 10 years ago.
Never before has q cup contender
dropped the first three games and
then gone on to win. but the Maple
Leafs appeared every inch . cham
pion team last night before . SELL
out crowd Of 1888 fans as they
blanked Detroit, 3 to o, for their
third successive triumph.
The underdog Wings. using rough
and tumble tactics, swept the first
three games, two on Toronto Ice.
and were leading the fourth with
less than IA minutes 10 play.
Last nights game was unique In
that there were no penalties. The
players must have been too weary
under the drawn out playon routine
because thsre wasn't even . good
fist fight.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

cester. Mass, on the well-known
schooner Yankee for an 18-month
voyage around the world.
For more than an hour, Davis
sailed the members around the
world In color and black and white
movies. One reason alone made
the evening hit-the pictures were
devoted almost exclusively to life on
the Yankee, which was Just what
the sailors present wanted.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Washington Boers Out Regain National Prestige Baltimore Tourney
20 Years Aao
In The Stor

The Ortffmen lost their first
road game at Philadelphia. nulli-
flying good pitching by Gleason
with poor fielding. weak hitting
and dizzy base running as the
Athletics won, 6-1.
Babe Ruth, who cannot play
In the majors until May IL be-
cause he Is under suspension.
participated In an exhibition at
Baltimore and proved In form by
hitting . homer.
I. 8. Turover. District chess
champion. won 81, lost and
drew 2 games In . simultaneous
exhibition at the Capital City
Chess Club.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Mixed Doubles Meet
Finishes Bowling by
Commerce Loops

A mixed doubles tournament to-
night at Lucky Strike will cap the
seasons bowling for both mems and
women's Department of Commerce
Leagues.
Slaugh's l34 and 368 were the big
counts as Census No. swept Secre-
tary's Once to gain the champion
ship in the mems loop by margin
Of two games over Census No. /.
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
carried OF the bunting in the wom-
ems league as Boo Armtrong's 100
led 2-l win from Weather Bureau.
Census was the runnerup.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Baltimoreans Produce
Few Changes Made
In Pin Standings
Take Second in Singles
And AIl-Events, leod
In Booster Teoms
~ The Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. April l7.--Firing
Is continuing In all divisions OF the
National Duckpin Congress tourna-
ment. but only . few changes In
the leaders have resulted.
George Morris, Baltimore. turned
In . sparkling 44S to come within
one pin OF the leader. Jimmy Liber-
TIM. In the singles. replacing Andy
Cook. Baltimore. who has as.
Another Baltimore bowler. VIII
liam Croghan. rolled Liza to take
second place in the all-events, well
behind Libertinis i.7S7.
Franklin Nationals, Baltimore.
took the lead In the mems booster
team division with l.s40, and the
Smrcinas Ave, Baltimore. posted
1858 to 60 third In the champion.
ship night.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
81 institutions Listed
In Kansas Relays
By the Associated Press.

By tne ASSoclaLed PreSS.
LAWRENCE, Kans.. April IT.
Thirty-seven universities, colleges
and Junior colleges make up the
complement for the 20th Kansas
relays tomorrow and the field is
studded with enough individual con-
tenders to threaten several records.
AL Big Six schools are represent
ed, as are Minnesota, Indiana and
Wisconsin and Colorado and a scat
tering of small colleges.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSoc1eteo PreSS.
Today q year ago-Patty Berg
won Land-of-the Sky Golf tour
nament at Asheville, N. c.. with
62-hole score Of 3o5.
Three years ago - Pittsburgh
defeated Cincinnati. 7-5, in
major league opener before
30,644. Joe Louis knocked out
Jack Roper in first round at Los
Angeles to retain heavyweight
title.
Five years ago-Alton Terry Of
Hardin-Simmons set new United
States College record and ma
tional citizens" mark In javelin
with heave Of 229 feet 2A inches
at Kansas relays.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Sorel Shoots Ton Score.

VNAUA 9hhVVsC 4VR cSVAVs
Leo Sorel was the star with l46-
3S7 as the Kings counted highs Of
b87 and l.676 to take the rubber
game from the Jeffries in the St.
Martins Mems Club League ut King
Pin. Ray Wilson'S 158 was the high
light as the Baardses swept the
Quigleys.
With q second high-season team
mark Of l,54l Commerce swamped
Production to gain q third-place tie
with Miscellaneous in the National
Capital Ladies' League at Lucky
Strike. Muriel SCOTS 1l6-336 and
Rebecca Armstrong; l20-S27 were
the big blows for Commerce. Flor
ence Humans 1856 and Mae Nc
Carty's $50 gave Statistics Its lone
win from the leagueleading N. NJ.
p. quint. Helen Tayman featured
Progress so win from Ordnance
with top scores Of lao and 34s.
Vince Jordan's 15s and Jack Fow-
ler's s7S CARRIED OF top honors in
the Farm Credit League at Penn.
Jordan's high single was the high
light as Land Bank swept Examina-
tion with l.6T3.
Despite q two-game loss to the
fifth-place Prisons quint. Courts PIN
men won the pennant in the De-
partment of Justice League at
Lucky Strike by a one-game mar
gin over War Risk, which cleaned up
in its final match as Watkins starred
with l46 and S75. Administrative,
with . al win from Records, nm
ished third.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Minor Results

~ the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
's,,sy re-, City. .; Montreal . tio h-
Buffalo, b: Newark, 4 TO inntnss).
Rochester. ~: Daitimors. g.
syracuse, D: Toronto, q.
AMxR1cAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 3; Kansas City. 4.
Columbus. Is. rndiAnapolia. Z.
Toledo. 4; Louisville. l.
u. Paul ct Milwaukee. Dostpons1.
TEXAS LEA0UB-
Tulsa. 1; Fort worth, o.
9hyeveport, b. San Antonio, q.
Dallas 8: Oakiahoma City, 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco ct saersmsnss. pest
Portland At oskiand. pestSensd.
aan bisse. 4: Los .Anssies, 8,
HOLLYWOOD. 4; Seattle. 90 muinsD.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville. Q; Atlanta. O..
New Orleans. B; Birmingham. q.
Knoxville, III. Chsttaroosa, Y.
Memphis q Little Rock, postDoned.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Fe||er May Toe Slab
For Navy Team in
Tilt With Hoyas
Invited TO Visit Moy "a;
Fordhom Troek Squod
To Be Here Thut Doy

Bob Feller may pitch In Washing
ton this season, even II not In the
uniform OF q Cleveland Indian.
The former scourge Of the Amer
lean League, now q chief boatswatn's
mate stationed at the Norfolk train
ing base. Feller may appear here
with the training base nine against
GEORGETOWN. Rome SchwAgel. grad
uate manager Of the Hoyas, said
today negotiations are under way
for the game but have not been
closed definitely.
I'VE have invited the naval sta
tion team to play . game here ct
the Hilltop Sunday. May -"
Schwagel said, "as the closing fea-
ture Of our commencement program.
We would like to see Feller pitch
and know our boys would get .
kick out Of batting against him.
even II they got no hits. Whether
the Navy win be able to accept the
invitation Is not certain, but we're
hoping the plan win 60 through"
First Meet on New Track.
Another feature Of that week end
win be Georgetown's dual track
meet with Fordham, marking the
FIRST time Ram hooters ever have
appeared on the Hoyas' home track.
Featured in this meet viii be Al
Blozis, shot-put champion, and the
Blue and Gray's crack mile relay
combination Of Charley Williams.
Hugh James, Hugh Short and Jim
Fish.
The mile quartet y slated to run
In the Penn relays . week from to-
morrow and has been driven at
breakneck speed In training al this
week by Coach Hap Harde1. The
boys are in flne fettle and after
tapering on should be ready for their
first outdoor test Of the year.
Shy Hurler for Wolverines.
Joe Judges diamond squad, mean
to toss against Michigan tomorrow
at the Hilltop. Joe Wells, who nm
ished the game against Army after
going to Dick Dieckelman's relief
In the third inning. pulled up with
a sore arm and probably win not
be ready to take his turn on the
hill. Tom McGurk, . husky right
handler, is ailbg with . lame back
and can't work, leaving the Job to
Dieckelman and Danny Murphy
both southpaws.
Judge, while disappointed in losing
to Army, took 1t philosophically,
pointing out that his boys hadn't
faced real curve-ball pitching this
season and probably wouldn't en-
counter another of Tom Tarver's
ability the rest Of the year. Even so,
the Hoyas had several opportunities
to win the game, filing the bases
on one occasion when only two runs
behind, but couldn't produce scor-
ing punch. L. F. A.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Two Loop Marks Set
By Diamond Rollers
In BrookIand
Wesley Bowls 1el Come
As Team TotoIs go;
King Primers Goin

Two all-time records in the Brook
land Merchants Duckpin League
were shattered last night when FL
mer Wesley fred 1sl to top Dia-
mond Cabs 670.
A quadr,Iple strike was the high
light in Southpaw Wesley's brilliant
bowling.
Lou Yates starred with 424 as
Washington Oil Burner swept
Rudy's Tavern to maintain q tie for
first place with University Delica-
lessen.
While leading Red Circle idled,
second place King Pin trimmed
Benmacks, 2-1, In q National Cap
ital League match. Carl Loefners
146 and 394 gave King Pin its edge.
Third-place THYME took the odd
from Yellow Cab. Station WINK
won two from Jalepes.
Aces got the pennant in Women's
Procurement League by three games
over Dodads. Sydney King, cap
tain Of the winners, besides topping
the loop with an average of 101
also starred with season record
counts of 40 and $50.
Propulsion handed Machine Shop
No. a 2-1 setback to annex the
title in Model Basin League.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Davey craw-
ford, 124h. New York, stopped Larry
Bolvin, l26. Providence, r. !. CD.
PHILADELPHIA. Billy Carrigan,
1874, Baltimore, and Tony Cisco,
l67 a, Norristown, Pa, drew (S).
ELIZABETH, N. danny Cox, 17s,
New York. outpointed Lorenzo Strick-
land, 10. New York {6).
JERSEY CITY, N J.-Johnny Ca
ruso. l4e, Jersey City, outpointed John
xellavich. las, Rochelle Park, N. J.,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. minnie de
More, l35, Trenton, N j., and Ernie
Petrone, 13S, PHILADELPHIA drew {S)
Evening star., 1942-04-17
MICHIGAN.

Totals As IT'S 6 Totals 33 SAT 12
.Batted for Smith in third.
fBatted for Webster in sixth.
4Batted for Roberts in ninth.
sRan for Brenner in fourth.
Michigan ---- 012 113 Soils
Maryland ------ 900 100 600
Runs-Nelson. Robinson go. Chamber
lain cd. Stenbers. Christensen, White
ney. Evans t3), stenberE. Travis. Krpeld-
ing, Bremen: Runs betted in-White (4l,
t3)., Boor. Three-base hits-Robinson,
Cartmin. Home runs-White. Harms.
Stolen bases-Boothe. Nelson. Sacrifices
ner. Duvail to Brenner; wharton. unas-
sisted Left on bases-Maryland. Z; Nichi-
gan, 49,. Bases on balls--on Smith. 8: Oh
vi UT smith. T in innings: Oh fuiton,
in innings: on Webster. In inning;
OF Roberts. 2 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher
Fulton. Losing pitcher-Smith.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Victorious With KIoak
But ColoniaIs Need
More Slab Talent
Aid for Hurler Who Beet
West Virginia Might
Neon Good Season

Although Winnie De Angels found
nothing wrong with Red Kloak s
twirling yesterday as the hefty
knuckle-ball artist turned back West
Virginia, lis, on the Ellipse, the
George Washington coach hasn't
relaxed his search for another
pitcher.
Getting tho first one in the bag
Is ali Red needed. Hen be alright
now" he was saying today. "But
1t would be nice to have another
chucker to help him out now and
then. and II I find one it may mean
the difference between . good and
bad year for u.s."
Kleak Turns In Smooth Job.
Kloak, going the route the first
time this year and working like .
big Lacquer Ill the way, limited the
Mountaineers to seven hits and after
the third frame was complete mas
ter. His knuckle- ball was fiuttering
by the visitors like . butterfly and his
high. hard un had . hop. It was one
Of his better games for the Colonials.
Bobby Glham, who has q yen
for pitching, Is being sroomed -
Kloak's understudy and vhen he's on
the mound Matt Zunic probably win
be installed at second base. Mats
big hands. speed and fielding ability
have De Angels thinking he'll make
. smart cover-up man for Gillian
and keep the defense as tight ~
usual. zunic isn't hitting but he
takes . healthy swipe at the apple
and the coach believes he'll start
banging EN- with more practice.
On Edge for Maryland.
When Zunic u on second Ted
Rsichwein viii take over In left
f1eld.
Everybody but Matt had Q hand
In, humbling the West virg.nians,
Kloak spending most Of his time
On one base or another after con-
Meeting safely twice. 0ilham poled
. double and ELISE Hall went him
one better to set the pace. Two
runs In the dxth and flve In the
seventh clinched matters for the
Colonials.
The victory was George washing-
toms second and put 1t on edge for
Saturdays tussle with Maryland.
West Virginia plays Maryland to
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Something Fishy
In Hockey Come
~ the Associated Press.

DETROIT. April l7.-Stanley
Cup hockey fans who have seen
everything from milady's shoe to
cigar butts come dropping on the
ice rubbed their eyes in disbelief
last night ut the Toronto-De Detroit
game.
Out Of the stands behind the
Detroit cage tumbled . 3-pound
live perch.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Totals SO B27 Totals Al 72712
sDatted for Kligman In third.
matted for Willows In ninth,

Johns Hopkins 100 o03 030-7
as, !. CPs Tcnt.ins. iPt Potter. zS zaIboct. huns Runs
shspherd. Errors-Iansiilotti t2j, Newly,
Absh Jones, Marshall Ss), Two-6ase hits
ssaaofm@sn. @ Stolen hsss ssss:-rossss sss:
Rabbit l2l, zarbock .tS), McNab. Hertz.
psISy; sscIinss=Lsvin; Lfss on bases-
ss. ssss g sssss h.a.Sa q "a I E1s; !;
Dyer. e. hy McNab. 4; BY Marshall. 6.
ESits-oT EMismsn, M an, ! In ? innipss; %
on Nackintosh: III . innins. wild pitch
ming pitcher-MarshaM LOSING pitcher
Byer. Umpirs-Mr. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Occoquun Seeks Comes

Occoquan Penal Institution base
ball team is booking games to be
played IN its stadium. Unlimited
teams interested are invited to
write the chief clerk, Penal Institu-
ton, Occoquan, Va.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
CoIesviIIe Nine BOOKING

Colesville Cardinals, winners of 20
of 81 baseball games last season, now
are booking games for the current
campaign. Call Bladen at Shepherd
5779 after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Gorvins Need Ployers

0arvins Grill softball team h
after new players. Interested ath-
letes are invited to report for prac-
tice on Sunday ut II am. at Rose
dale Playground.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Softies Won't Practice

Surf Club softball team wants 4
practice game for Sunday with q
strong team. The club has a field
and interested managers should
phone Michigan 1886.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Brown Bombers to Meet

Brown Bombers baseball team will
hold q meeting tonight at 8 O'Clock
ut Banneker Recreation Center.
Their season opens at Owings. Md,
on Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Totals "a 2411

Totals "a 72411 Totals 80 IL ~
Betted for Tritschlsr in sixth inning j..
Gss' oss v.:laa w..nin.ton s os eS eSSs ssSSe,i 4
Run-Carenbauer. polliner. Rich. Koni-
zewski CD. Hall. Sotol !2l, Robertson.
shafier t2). Carenbauer. Lester. oilham.
Three.hsse hitszHeli. Rodriguss. escrt-
Rich to Rodrisues. Left On basesId. W.
q; ". Va. O., First base on ball.-on
Kloak. z; By Reader. /, Passed hali-Rich
Umpires-Messrs. MAttingly and Russell.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Major Statistics

FRIDAY. APRIL IL. 1e4T.
AMERICAN.
Resalts Yesterday.
New York. &; Washington, 5.
st, Louis. lSi Chicago, 3.
Roxton, 10; Phlladeiphia, 4.
Detroit. 3, Cleveland, 4.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

NArIoNAI.
Resnlss Yesterday.
Dostcu. 2. PhiladelphiA- !.
Brooksyn, &. New York.
81. Louis. II; Chtrago, 9.
CINCINNATI 8. Fittsoureh T-
ss.nxi~s - A. Cfuhs
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Most Of D. C.'s Entry
OF % Teams 10 See
Weekend Action
Judd & DetweiIer Five
Increases Margin in
Grophie Arts Loop

With Metropolitan Warrington
sending the bulk Of Its record 90
team entry. including Tad Howard q
title defending Rendezvous woman
Quint. the second big week end In
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress tournament In Baltimore to-
morrow and Sunday also will see
many other leading man and woman
pinspillers from Virginia, Maryland
and North Carolina making their
championship bids ct the 96-alley
Recreation Center.
As q prelude to the Capitals big
invasion three teams win trek to the
Oriole City tonight bent upon giving
the District an early start In regain
ing Its once prominent spot in the
national championships. At the helm
Of an all-star Masonic League COM
bination will be Clayton Brown. the
loops champion bowler. Perce Elicit.
still going strong. viii captain a
picked team from the Odd Fellows
League. while Arthur Webb will
head the United States Maritime
Comnission's strong quint.
Go Great In Baltimore.
In each OF the two former Balti-
more N. d. b. G. tournaments both
sexes OF Washington rollers have
monopolised the titles. No less than
iive Of the eight championships
were won by d. G. bowiers wien the
national tournament was given birth
In the Oriole City In 1879 and they
duplicated this achievement In 1894
in the Monumental City.
But TO uphold this prestige In the
current tournament Warrington
rollers must come through with
some sensational scores to top the
big marks which have given Balti-
more rollers q monopoly on the
various first places.
The leaders in the championship
class to date are:
dr. mn s;s5.:s:En ,. aousIs. w.ldjns u, sil. is.
ertini and Ray Haines, Dakimors, e4f;
men'g singles, HbsrtinI 4&4; mems ALL
sysnts Llbsrtini l,es2; xomsn team.
ssssi..;a a, a,Alis: f.sssss: .as Ann: Ss.:
sina:. kuSass Arooa SSn vomsn IT.
yeinen's .ii.sysnts, ruth Siumsnthal
Cisssi scorches Lanes.
LAnky AL Cissel who has fred his
way among the city's leading bowl
ers this season turned on the heat
again ct Silver Spring for top scores
Of l72 and 4S4 to lead Arbaugh
Restaurants so victory over
Georgia Tavern In the Georgia ave-
nue. loop.
The champion Judd q Detweilers
again are the team to beat In the
Graphic Arts League nag chase.
Led by Jack Gooding's American
Electro to gain . firmer grip on the
top rung.
Walter Thomas' i59 was the high
light rs the Tommyhawks marked
UP highs Of 537 and 1850 In the
the United States Chamber Of Com
merce League at Chevy Chase Ice
Palace.
An impressive l<l which climaxed
q $50 gave Lillian Copeland, top
average woman bowler in the q.
A. o. Mixed League, q tie for top
set honors with Corinne Hauser ct
H-Skor. Dick ChappeIl's l40-S75
led the male rollers.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

An impressive l4l which climaxed
. $50 gave Lillian Copeland, top
average woman bowler in the q.
A. o. Mixed League, q tie for top
set honors with Corinne Hauser at
M-Skor. Dick ChappeIl's l40-S75
led the male rollers.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

st,sI,,s 4 ~ Clsla
Evening star., 1942-04-17

IAnky al Cissel who has fred his
way among the city's leading bowl
ers this season turned on the heat
again ct Silver Spring for top scores
Of l72 and <S4 to lead Arbaugh
Restaurants so victory over
Georgia Tavern In the Georgia ave-
nue. loop.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

The champion Judd q Detweilers
again are the team to beat in the
Graphic Arts League nag chase.
Led by Jack 0oodings American
Electro to gain . firmer grip on the
top rung.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-06
THE SEA GATES

The enemy gates the world If it takes
of them he has reduced Singapore the United Nations
shipping problem will become and the will be
onged If he retains them after armisice then English
speaking prosperity will decline will result.
Although the United States is sefcontaned than any
other the current tire rationng illustration of how
completely this nation depends free and uncontrolled
foreign trade for its present design of living
AT Pearl aIbor the toalitaran nations struck their first
conclusive blow against English speaking control Of the high
Singapore the second The Suez Canal the English
Channel the Panama Canal the Straits of Macassar the
Straits of Gibraltar, Surabaya Dakar - these all logical
obcctives Although Hitler may have been deuded into
believing that vast land control world control there
apparently highly placed Germans who feel otherwise.
If why did Germany risk the Dover Strait dash of the
Scharnhot and neisenau and why she sending
raiders? The Japanese and British being island peoples
know that lives the land but be able fight the
if he chooses fight at all.
Some Of lanes must be kept if the greatest
pools of antXs powern Russia and Chna-are to be
supplied sufficiently. With Russia China choked off, what
would be Allied chances? Fortunately the United States did
begin ago develop shpyards and lay kee for the
worlds largest twOocean navy.