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Evening star., 1942-10-11
J. 7. Corrigan, Printer,
Fatally Stricken on Street

John T. Corrigan, 60, 1888 Colum-
bia road NV. a Government Print
ing Office employe for more than 30
years. was stricken with heart
attack while walking along the 1000
block on Z street NV. last night
and died sort time later in the
Alton Hotel, where he had gone to
rest.
He was found in a bathroom of
the hotel by James E. Fleming, 8ll
Sixth street NV, night manager
of the hotel He was pronounced
dead by a Casualty Hospital ambu-
lance doctor.
Steve Kurtis, 81, was found dead
yesterday in his room at Alt Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. police re-
ported last night. Kurtis was found
by Nick Gavalos. another roomer
in the house after the dead man
had been missing for several days
and the door to his room was forced,
according to police.
An investigation by the homicide
squad revealed that kurtis had been
dead for two or three days.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

partment budget is clothes. The
total for the four seasons is $245.74,
or approximately $40 a month. All
other items have already been cut to
the bone, including $24.57 for va
cation.
The Federal Government has
great personnel difficulties because
of an inordinate turnover of en-
ployes. Government officials ex-
pect that additional taxes may
cause "a mass exodus of Govern
ment clerks"
Some Can Manage.
. A somewhat brighter picture is
painted by Mrs. Astrid Kraus, en-
ploye counselor in the War Depart
ment. She points out that a great
many clerks come from the Middle
West and the deep South, where the
financial depression struck deeper
and lasted longer than in other
sections of the country.
They have learned to count their
pennies" she says.
Many do remarkably we'll" she
continues. "One man supports
himself, his wife and three small
children on $l,440 year. We in
vestigated and found a neat, clean
home and a healthy. well-fed fam
lily. A great many girls send money
home regularly, some as much as
$50 month. I don't see how they
! do it, but they do"
In her capacity as counselor, Mrs
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Chile and Argentina
Formally Protest
WeNes' Criticism
Chilean Envoy ToIks
With Roosevelt About
Axis Agent Charges

The Chilean and Argentine
governments formally protested
to the United States yesterday
Acting Secretary of State Sum-
ner Welles' assertion that the
two countries are being used as
bases for Axis agents.
Chile's protest was conveyed to
President Roosevelt at the White
House by Rodolfo Michels, the
Chilean Ambassador. Mr.. Welles also
attended the conference, which
lasted about As minutes.
Ambassador Felipe A. Espil of
Argentina called at Mr.. Welles' Of
flee at the State Department later
in the day and told newspapermen
afterward that he had fulfilled the
instructions" of his government,
which had announced in Buenos
Aires that it was protesting the Mr..
Welles' statement. The Welles
statement was made during speech
at Boston Thursday night.
Sees No Affect on Rios Trip.
The Chilean Ambassador, smiling
as he talked with reporters after
ward said he had conveyed the pro-
test from his government both
orally and in a formal aide memoire.
In reply to questions, he added
that he saw no reason to believe
that President Juan Antonio Rios
of Chile would cancel or postpone
his contemplated visit to the United
States.
He has been invited as the head
of a sovereign country" Ambassa-
dor Michels said, land he will come
in that capacity. I don't know OF
any reason that the trip will be
postponed. President Roosevelt said
he was looking forward with pleas
ure to the visit"
The Ambassador at first was hesi-
tant to call the message he conveyed
protest" but later conceded il
was both protest and memo
randum on the subject.
Says Visit every Cordial"
Ambassador Michels described his
visit as very cordial and said the
President was very kind
Ambassador Espn talked with Mr.
Welles for As minutes.
There was no comment from thu
State Department, but the Ambas'
sador told newspapermen:
Il have fulfilled my instructions
which have been published pre-
viously."
In his Boston speech, Mr.. Welle'
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Names Of Seven Killed
In Air Crashes Revealed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ..5
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 10.-Tho
public relations office of the Co
lumbia Airbase announced tonight
the names of seven airmen killed.
in two medium bomber crashes yes
terday.
Three crewmen were killed in
stantly in the crash OF bomber
about IL miles south of WATERFORD
yesterday noon. The dead were
Capt. Charles T. Ceronsky, pilot,
Amigo, Wis; Second 1t. Ronald A.
Mcdonald, co-pilot, st. Joseph, Mo-.
and Staff Sergt. Michael r. Poin-
son. engineer, address unknown. .
Three officers and an enlisted man
killed in crash at Ritter about
2:30 pm. yesterday were listed as
Second 1t. Albert E. r. Broyles,
pilot, Los Angeles, Calf; Second 1t.
Donald J. Butler. co-pilot, Columbus,
Ohio; Second 1t. John Bugra, engi-,
neer, Lyndora, Pa, and Pvt. Will
liam L. Young, Harrisburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Hours for Clinics Set

The Arlington (Va) tuberculosis
Association, in cooperation with the
Health Department., will hold its
monthly chest and X-ray clinic from
10 a m. to pm. Wednesday.
The weekly clinics are held l pm
to pm. and pm. to 8 pm. each
Wednesday. They are sponsored by
the Arlington tuberculosis Assocla-
ton and are made possible by re-
ceipts from the sale of Christmas
seals.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
persistently violate the national 35-
mile an hour speed limit for rubber
conservation

persistently violate the national 35-
mile an hour speed limit for rubber
conservation.
S. Capacity use, through car
sharing, of every car on every trip
so far as possible.
Mr.. Henderson warned that any
failure to accomplish the mileage
limit or speed cut will result in
stricter curtailments to prevent ex-
cessive drain on the Nations rub
Der resources.
The whole plan," he said, "has
been designed as an overall control
to insure for the Nation continuing
use to those of its 100000 pas
senger cars, which are a vital part
of it's economy and its transporta-
ton system.
Mr.. Henderson said a national
stockpile of all idle passenger car
tires in the country must be Gre
ated The complete mileage ra-
tioning plan-an integration of the
tire and gasoline rationing pro-
grams-will be put in operation
when Nationwide gas rationing
starts November %.
U. S. May Buy Idle Tires.
Associates of Mr.. Henderson in
dicated a plan for Government pur-
chase of all idle tires, new and old,
will be announced in few days.
1t was understood OPA has made
arrangements with the Rubber Re
serve Co. for voluntary purchase,
in excess of the five need for a car
of tires at prices fixed by OPA
Arrangements have been completed
with the American Express Co. to
pick up tires offered for sale at
motorists homes, it was said.
Should this plan fail to stockpile
the millions of idle tires now in
the hands of the public, it was un-
derstood. OPA is prepared to invoke
a plan whereby those motorists who
refuse to sell extra tires voluntarily
would be denied gasoline rations.
Hoarding, it was pointed out
should be cut to minimum by the
Governments promise of tires fo1
all essential driving if drivers ad-
here strictly to the Henderson con-
servation rules.
Under the Henderson plan, re-
placements will be authorized fol-
cars on the basis of the minimum
grade of tires that will serve fol
the mileage granted in the gas ra-
ton book. Those who use their cars
little will get recaps or used tires
if the fabric is worn beyond the
recapping point. Other more es.
sential users will get recars or new
cars of the various grades in deal
ers stocks.
Minimum to Be Issued.
But always" Mr.. Henderson said
''the minimum amount of rubber
will be issued to meet the individual
need"
With regard to the agreement
with the Latin American countries
the Baruch Committee estimated
the probable total United States
importation of natural rubber a
approximately $4,000 tons for thu
1S-month. period from July l t.
December 81, 1943. The rubbe,
agreements run through 1916, bu
no volume estimates are availabl,
for the latter part of the period.
While these imports, it was point
ed out, represent only small par
of the Nations total needs. the,
will play an important part in tn
general rubber program.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Kraus explains to newcomers the
many free facilities for recreation
offered by Washington, such as mu-
seums, libraries, USO dances and
other free entertainments for SOL
diers. I'VE hear so many good re-
ports from the girls about how they
manage. 1t is very pleasant to see
how cheerful and constructive their
attitude is" Mrs. Kraus observes.
She hopes very much that legis-
lation will be enacted providing
overtime payment for work over 40
hours week.. or at least that War
Department employees receive equal
opportunities for overtime pay
ment.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Girls
Continued From First Page.)

cheaper in their home towns than in
Washington.
There is also a great increase in
the volume of requests for loans.
Both Navy and Army counselors
agree that sickness, medical care or
disqualification cause the Govern
ment girl to apply for a loan i'm
mediately, indicating the complete
absence of financial reserve.
Most of the girls in the bureau
have made 10 per cent War bond
pledge. In addition, recent sur
vey of 200 girls in the Navy De-
partment showed that 20, or 10 per
cent. sent money home regularly.
If the girl decides to tighten her
belt to meet taxes next year, it
seems that the only item which
can be reduced in the Labor De-
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Tres
Continued From First Page.

hold the national average down to
5000 miles a year car.
g. Compulsory periodic inspection
Of all tires to guard against abuse
and to prevent wear beyond the
point where they can be recapped.
No Gas for Speeders.
4. Denial of gasoline and tire re-
placements to cars whose drivers
Evening star., 1942-10-11

To keep our independence, instead
Of being kept in dependence, start a
regular ndbuying program right
now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
. JUNE

British abandon Crete.
Boy King Feissl of Iraq safe af-
ter regent flees Bsghdad.
2-Hitler. Mussolini At Bremen
Pass; decide 10 fight Russia.
Chief Justice Hughes retires.
Lou Gehrig dies.
s-British in Iraq oil fields.
4-Ex-kaiser Wilhelm. 81. dies.
5-Strike closes North Ameri-
lean plane plant in California.
6-Ickes, new oil co-ordinator,
forecasts shortage in east.
IL. \. =. South Dakota
launched.
Craig Wood wins National
Open golf championship.
s-British. Free French invade
Syria. Axis raids Alexandria.
s-Army takes over North
American plane plant
Aluminium strike In Cleveland.
Mussolini reviews itsly's
first year Of war.
1i-Nazi troops reported mass
cd on Russian frontier.
If--stone named Chief Justice
Jackson, Byrnes associates.
1s-War Department asks 90
per cent cut in auto output
III. 3. freezes axis assets.
1b-ftsly freezes a. r funds.
1s-U. a. closes Mari consul
ates.
17-British make short attack
in Libya.
friendship pact
1s-Germsny. Turkey sign
friendship pact.
Louis kayoes Conn in 18th.
1e-Axis closes u. S. consulstes.
z0-U. a. submarine % sinks
off Portsmouth; IS lost.
2i-Ford signs with Y. A. w
c. /. o. u. s. closes Italian con
sulstes.
n - GERMANY syADEs
RUSSIA.
2s-Ttsly. Finland Join war.
2+-RAF begins blasting west
Germany to aid Russia.
25-Uniyersity Of Washington
wins Poushkeepsie regatta.
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. MAY

1-Coeobels assures .x-Ambss-
ssdor cudshy Germany won't In.
wade America.
1-British invade Iraq.
3-Rooseveit asks 74-hour day
7-dsy week In industry.
Whirlaway wins Kentucky Der
BY.
we can defeat any soali-
ton Hitler.
5-Nazis blast Belfast.
s-Haile Selsssie Ts-entsrz Al
die Ababs.
Stain becomes Soviet pre-
mier.
s-Pro-sxH premier fees Irsq
s-Greater Cermsn-Russisn Co
operation" reported.
l0-HEss PARACHUTEs INTO
SCOTLAND.
Whirlawsy wins Preaknsss
1l-CommOns Westminster Ab-
bey, Big Ben damaged in one Of
worst raids on London.
12-Darian meets Hitler.
I3-Nszi press says Hess sick
deTsnEed.
"A NeX York scientist crsVir
into whale N prove Jonah story
i5-U = ssizss Eormandis, 10
other French ships.
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. MARCH
signs with axis.

Bulgaria signs with axis.
British withdraw from Castel-
rosso. King George greets U. s.
Ambassador Winant on arrival in
London.
2-Free French seize Kmra,
Libys.
3-Nazi troops steam through
Bulgarian. mass on Greek frontier.
4-Britain raids Norwsy's Lotto
ten Is. breaks with Bulgaria.
800, 900 Nazi troops in Libya.
So. 5. Gusts two Italian con-
suls.
7-DiMaggio signs with Yanks
for S35, 900 Csee July 81
King Carol and Magda Luz
pescu escape into Portugal from
Spain. headed for America.
Pansma's President Ariss pro-
claims defense solidarity with u.
S. (See Oct. 81
s-Senate passes lend-lease.
British clash with German
mechanical forces near FL Agheha.
10-Viehy. fearing bread fam
me appeals TO U. s. for wheat.
II-FDR signs lend-lease bill.
British minister to Bulgaria es-
cspes assassination attempt in
Istanbul
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. JANUARY

HAPPY 1871: British battle
italians IN Lihys. Ethiopia; Greeks
chase Italians in Alhanis: Raj
raids invasion coast. German and
Italian industries: Sazis blast
English cities; Thsiland fights In.
do-Chins: Japs imprison [. s.
Marines in Peiping; AScAP breaks
with radio chains.
Bowl battles: Rose, Stanford
tops Nebraska: Cotton. Texas AZ
gies beat Fordhsm; Sugar. Boston
College downs Tennessee: Orange.
Mississippi state trims George
town; West upsets East at San
Francisco.
2-Nazis bomb Dublin.
5-Consress closes record 18th
session, then opens nth.
4-FDR names Harry Hopkins
personal envoy 10 London.
5-Bardia, Lihya, falls.
s-FDR defies dictstors. de-
nounces sppeasers, outlines four
freedoms necessary for peace:
freedom of expression and wor-
ship. freedom from want and
fear.
Alice Marble makes pro debut.
7-oPM set up. with Knudsen-
Hillman to run "Democrscy's
Arsenal"
s-FDR submits S17 500, ooo. 600
budget s1osi1, ooo, 900 for defense.
Navy sets up three separate
fleets: Atlantic. Pacific, Asiatio.
e-Nszi troops, planes pour into
Italy.
Troops of Peru, Ecuador clash
in border dispute.
10-Lend-Iease bill introduced
In Congress.
Joe Penner, comedian, dies.
Axis dive-bombers blast British
warships off Sicily, damage the
Illustrious.
11-Auto. aircraft plants TO
unite in building bombers.
12-Liner Manhattan, with ESQ
passengers, runs aground off
Florida.
13-Comunists boo lend-lease
bill at n. Y. rally.
14-Police. opposite brothers in
gun battle on 5th avenue, n. Y.
15-Hull, Knox, Stimson lash at
axis a. lend-lease hearings open.
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10 Norwsy's Quisiing orders
Boy Scouts disbsnded.
ii-President Roosevelt delivers
"shoot first" speech. Montana.
4. s.-ewn~d. Panama flag. sunk
off Greenland. Arkassaa. q. =.
nag. damaged by bombs ~ Sues.
~ senate says there's no oil
shortage In east
10 Mexico forms 'chuts bat
TALON.
IL Raj wing In Russls.
Axis raider reported operating
in Pacific off Galapagos islands.
i5-u. \. troops launch Loulsl.
ana war games.
10 shah Of Iran sbdlestss Axis
bombs outskirts ~ Cairo.
-oustsd German Ambassador
leaves Argentina
10 Power strike blacks out
Kansas city
is--Pink star. q. s.-ewssa.
Panama nag, sunk off Ioelssd.
Nssis take kles.
20 Navy reveals dozen British
warships repairing In u. \. ports.
2i-Unguay 10 build huge naval
air base on River Plata.
22-Itaiisn mosquito boats raid
ships Al Gibraltar.
zs-I. n. \. Massachusetts, u
launched. Hurricane isshss Tenas.
wtndsors start u. s.-csnsds
tour.
"a Brooklyn wins National
league psnnant. Flatbush Wild.
q. Hall Roosevelt. brother Of
first lady. dies
20 WayslI eonfsrs with Rus
SLAMS on defense Of Caucasus
z7--Libedy Fleet day sess ~
q. y. freighisrs launched. 4 q.
White, q. s.-s~nsa. fsaAm. flag.
sunk eff Brazil
n BssvsEbrook. Hartman meet
with stain in aid po~sso~
Marion hiisy, golf star. slain tn
kentucky hOidup
~ Examiner finds Bridges q
Communist urges deportation.
Louis wins over soys ~ tech
nieal X o. IN sixth
80 SsstApo SENDS Hsydrieh 10
eurb unrest In Bohemia horsyis-
Italy rstlonx bread.
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Russian comic hecklss German
news hrosdcssta
fs-nrfsish. Rasala.s isvsss
lrsn.
- Riddle NAMED stternsy sen.
efal
~ Paul Celletts. ycunk Freneh-
man. shoots PIERRE Laval. Marcel
Deaf.
"a Fighting erds IN tran. ku..
tralias Aensies resigns
FnR names supply. prierttls<
and alterations ecsra. Wallace u
head.
ss-stltler. Ns.>sii.I ed flse-
day meeting - Rus>iaa front.
40 Nsrls capture ralllnn. Firms
take Nieors.
al nud Ward wins national
amateur golf championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Panama coup uns<sts AriAs.
Ia caArdss new pfesisf<nt.
ie-Fssr Jap thrust II sln<ri..
ii-u. .. s>ss~s Nsss vs1ss So
sses n ov>e~sssdl Assas shsp.
windsnrs vtstt Maryland
home Il duchess
n Dutch Fast fndsrs Army
chlef killed in plane trash
~ Mans % miles frnm nas-
cow.
Is Russian government nerves
10 kalhsshsv.
IL sola Venture. L E-e~aea,
Panama fiss. sunk off Iceland
W. G. rsskle, u. = -owned. nFst,
lsh fiss. sank IN Atlantic.
Second konoys cabinet ressans
IN Japan; relo new premier.
lit. n = kEAnNS Ton.
rEDoGD. MANAGED. n DgAn.
Drafts first anniversary fsnds
n. 900 600. 1000 600 classified. and
700. 600 lndueted.
No Neeei rrlses again.
is--sshlsh. q. .. ias. sssh N
south Asisssie.
20 Ancp powers reach agree
msnt In Pacific.
III Mans take stsilna.
~ Br,usn urged Ia open SEQ
ond front
fs--freseh hostages sse~utsa.
u-u. a psrsehutlst drops
1880 feet IN record free fall
"a Nsxs take khsrkov, begin
drive into crimss.
"a Lewis defies president or.
ders strike In captive mines.
f1--FDK declares "Amessss hss
hon attseked tae shsstins
hes started" Reveals NssA mag
IN divide south Ameriea.
7s--nritish hlast axis conveys.
fe-u. r. naval tanker salinas
terpedaed off Ireland. n,akes part.
SOL. \. DEaTnOTEn ngU.
BEN JAMES SUNNI 100 DECD. "a
saved.
Lewis calls oft mlns strike. nsw
dsadllne Nov. 10. U. ,. takes over
Air Associates plant IN Bsndlx.
N. J.
si--Twe airiinsr crashes 10 ~
hours kiii stI one plat lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
. FEBRUARY
Greeks besiege Tepeleni.

Greeks besiege Tepeleni.
british in Eritres, Creeks in
Albania score victories against
Italians.
3-Cosch Elmer Lsyden leaves
Notre Dame TO become pro foot
bal car. Frank Leahy later sue
ceeds him
4-Cuoa's President Batista
smashes plot; army leaders flee.
5-Col Wild Bill Donovan tour
ing Balkans. Middle East.
6-JOhn g. Winant named u. =.
ambassador TO Britain.
7-BRITISH TAKE BENGHA-
IL
s-House passes lend-les!se
Laval breaks with Petsin.
Churchill says. Give Us the
tools ana ne viii finish the job"
reveals British warships bombed
Genoa. Nile army captures r
AEhelis. on Benghszi-TripoH road.
LIBRARIAN succeeds Laval a.
VICE premier In Petain cabinet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

12-U. s army passes million
man mark, highes since World
War 7.
-Thailand-Indo China peace
gives former 25OOO 50. mi. booty.
14-Nszis blitz Glasgow. Ply
mouth. Cardiff. Aidlands. Raj
blasts Cologne, Bremen. Hamburg.
Berlin.
15-FDR asks for national unity,
scores Unnecessary strikes"
16-Hitler says no amount Of
aid 70 Britain could beat aka.
17-Bsden, Pa. train wreck kills
3.
Liner Bremen sfire in q Ger
man port.
1s-Fruit and vegetable trimss
mark neN spring hats
I9-FDR forms Il-msn Defense
Mediation Board; Dykstra direo-
tor.
7o-British troops al ssIonikh
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HISTORY DAY>BY>DAY 1041 IN REVIEW

Lindeerkh warns nation u BE-
lng led into war and defeat
British capture cisrsbuh,
lsst Italian stronghold in Lhys.
Joe Louis knocks out Ane ST.
mon in 18th at Detroit.
77-FDR On fishing er1nss.
-Mstsuoks visits Moscow
Chang Ksi-shek appeals for L.
s planes.
7t-senst. follows Houss In
passing seven billion lend-lssss
bill.
-@NuEeslavia siEns with axis.
Mstsuoka arrives IN Berlin.
Gene ranney named director Of
Nays athletic program.
2e-Nszis occupy 81 Ashelia
.s-Yugoslav army group stage
coup. puts boy Ming reser On
throne.
2s-Bethlshem steel strike ends.
violence marks Allis Chalmers
international Harvester disputes.
Jan Nsltin. author Of Out Of
the Night seized ~ illegal resi-
dent, freed on bond.
2e-British. Italian fleets battle
at night off Cape Mstapsn.
SCI. =. selves axis ships.
3l-BritLsh cut Adds Ahsba-
Jibuu railroad in Ethiopia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Second L. s. drsft registration
Men over % % ~ deferred.
nlNaggio hats n ail-tims
mark. streak runs 10 - eonseca.
tive hits.
Mans take Riga. windau
a. Independence naxs ickes
seeks srfeS q motorists WIS
waste Eas
s-rsderewsk buried in Airing.
ton with L. 5 heroes
e-pern Ecuador clash sgain
1T. - OCCUPIES ICELAND,
Soldiers shout historic =yco heos
81 Memphis sirl golfers
A-Am~ricsn league wins all.
star game a Detroit.
e-Gisss named senats's rresi-
dent pro tempore 20 succeed late
Pat Harrison.
io--I4nedergh-lekes feud
ii-Donovan named co-ordins.
tor Of defense data
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. OCTOBER

i-Yanks heat Dodgers In World
series opener.
geS taxes on iuxprlss 80 into
effect.
Paraehutsst trapped OF Devils
Tower
Z-tsermany isusehss great
5000. 300 Eaas drive On siosces.
3 FDk says Russia has got
religion.
Harflcsns pounds Bahamas
0 Ex-Jpsties brsnds.s diss.
Dodgers Oxen drop bail on third
strike. Ysnks ain - make series
: r. i
. Yanks win World series
Bntiah-fserman efOss-chsHaei
prisoner exchange falls through.
ssszis publish Roosesslta
secret letter n Stain; dlplo-
matte is&k Suspected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Easter Egg Hunt

1s-Russia, Japan signs neutral
ity pact.
14-Pay hike averts steel strike.
15-Axis recognizes independ-
ent Croatia.
Willkie joins law firm.
17-Egyptian liner zamzam
sunk.
Is-Yusoslavia army surrenders
10 swsstiks flies from MI.
Olympus
2o-Japsn sees Rusnsn war on
Britain.
2l-ssm Hoston's son named
Texas senator. oldest ever APP
pointed.
22-Ttslisns, for q change. enter
Greece.
2s-Greek government fees
Athens.
24-Battle Of Thermopylae.
25-Roosevelt calls Lindbergh
"copperhead."
26-RAF blasts heart Of Berlin
27-Greece becomes l4th ma
ton 10 fall to kAEis. Germans IN
Athens.
2s-Lindbergh resigns Air Corp,
commission.
2e-Roosevelt will send war.
ships wherever needed
s0-Defenss bonds, stamps on
sale.
British svscuat. 5000 Of So.
900 troops from Greece.
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S-bas STATIONS ~ fsst 't"sf NJ
night 20 conserve oil.
Roosevelt off on Potomac for
week Of rest and fishing"
5-Japan cancels sailing n Y. =.
Ksarny shipbuilding strike.
Pstain says France viii defend her
empire wherever possible.
senate passes biii holding
drsftses for Il more months
Aussolinis son Bruno killed.
Red ar force raids Berlin
s-ROosE Welt MEET
CHURCHILL.
i0-John Cudahy asks Roosevelt
10 offer peace plan 10 world.
n-FDR orders ins,allmsnt buy
ing eurb.
iz-Houss passes draft sxtsn-
sion bill BY one vote.
i5-sAzls bomb Eusz canal
lt-FDk-Churchill mestinE re-
se4isd; eight points sanouRoed.
l5-U d. Britain propose tn
power conference with Russia.
10 Roosevelt back from FISH
lnE" TIP.
Lieut. Gen Douglas AAeA ffhur
taxes command d troops. air force
in Philippines.
l5-sessa, q. s.-owned, Panama
flag. sunk off ieeiAad.
Is-ship. pier burn in ssV YORK
hzrbor - dead
10 FDk EfRnE bln relieving
men - and over q draft duty.
Z0-Dnispef dam blsssn Bp.
2l-germaue bemsge Odsssa.
- Duke u Kent waits FDR
2s-SAsy takes over kszfny
shigt ard % end strike
~ Churchill warns u HitisE'f
-ons ~ one" technique.