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' * which protrud protrud- protruded protrudthe - - ed sleek mJ miUaj t ri ' b ots boots members of ofthe ofthe the German Germanlidlr staff ttki lidlr took over the prln- prln prin- prin prlnI prlnclpal principal prin principal - - I cipal clpal hotel hot1 o ot of ( Sofia and th the * mainBulfarian main mainBulgarian mainBulgarian Bulgarian resort town 40 milea miles away awayWher awayWhere Wher Where * before betore anil anti anfi Nazi altns algna signs had hadbten hadteen hadbeen bten teen : . scribbled .crlbbled crlbbled on walla walls and Bulgar Bulgarnational BulgarnatIonal Bulgarnational national . songs .onis onis were heard now or orchestra orchestras orcheitra chestra chestras * . turned to Viennes Viennese * waltzes waltzesand waltzesand waltzesand and raised rallied their rifbt right arms arm * , palm palmopen palmopen palmopen open . . Bulfarian Bulgarian army generalcam ienerals generals ieneralscame generalscaine * came caine * to the Sofia hotel with bundleat bundles bundlesof bundlesof * of map maps * under their arm arms urine * All AU dayand day dayI dayand I and all nieht night they and the th * boot clad cladmen cladmen cladmen men poured over themThere themThere them themThere There WBI was wa * only one . ahow .how how show of has- has boa- boa hastlllty boatility hos-tUlty hos tUlty - - tlllty tility But It was a beaut while It Itlaated Itlasted Itlasted laated lasted . , which whleh wax Wal was about an hour hourGe hourGeorge hourGeorge Ge George re , H IL . H . Xarle Earle , . American mlnl mlnlter minis- minis minister ministar - -ter ter - ter tar to Bulfaria Bulgaria and former governorof governor 01 of Pennsylvania PennllylvanIa wai wall was in a night nigbt clublust c1ub club c1ubjust club'ust just 'ust ust ' around the corner comer from the em-iacy em iacy em em- em embasay . . - - ba8llY basay building The place was ftlled tilled ftlledwith tilledwith filledwith with the myterloir mysterIous boot-clad boot clad - - . civil clvii civillanovorcoated clviiianovorcoated civilan-ovrcoated civilan ovrcoated lan-ovorcoated lan ovorcoated ian-ovorcoated ian [ - - torelpiera foreigners The Th * governer governor eov gov erner ernor rnor didn dido t like the tune the th orches orchestra orchesira orchestra tra ira was wa playing and ailied a s ked .ked . them th m toawitcb toswitch to witch awitcb switch to ' It 1\ 1 \ 1a , a S a Long Way to Tip-perary Tip perary TIp- TIp TIpperary Tipperary - - " , . perary One of the mysterious strangeratook strangers strangerstook strangerstook took oilens onense offense * Earl Earle * said later be he bewas hewas h hwas was a major malor of the Oerrnan German general.taff generalstaff general .taff taff staff . taff Word Words * were pared passed and final ftnal- ftnal tinal ftnalJy finally - . ly Jy Earle Earl * said aid the major threw a bot bot- hot- hot bottle hottIe bottle - - tle tIe at him which wbich he h warded off ott by byeoverlng bycovering bycovrlne eoverlng covering hl hi his . h head ad with hi his * arm armThe armThe armThe The former covcmor governor baa has nevrbeen never neverbeen neverbeen been known to par pass up a chanclike chance chanceUke chancelike * Uke like that . In th the * World war hecommanded he hecommanded hecommanded commanded a submarin submarine * chaserGEORGE chaser chaserGEORGE GEORGE H D . EARLE EARLEIfuiWt EARLEWait.r EARLEWattara IfuiWt Wait.r Waitr Wattara . , and and8ular nJ 8ular Dulfsn Vulgar , . , u were > r fnliild enluaed enlisted fnliildAfter . . After A.fter . the war be he took up aviation aviationcracking , . crec1dng creck.ing crecking . up several machine machines ! but butalways butalways butalways always letting getting into another and t1y- t1y t1yInS dy fly dying - . ing InS log : off just aa as quickly qulckly , all as a * possible possibleHe possibleHe possibleHe He Is ! an Xpert expert boxer bo'Cer boCer ' ' and baa bas has notrefined not notrefused notrefused refused to mak make use of at hi his * fist flsts fists * b bfor be- be before before - -for for - fore foreJ.arle foreJarle &arl arl J.arle Jarle & ! . * aald said h he ' . Injured th the man ruati afeature s a sfeatures afeatures features * ' Heporters Reporters who were pres- pres prea- prea present preaent pra-ent pra ent * - - - ent .ald ald said . aid the th battle laited lasted for an anbour anhour anhour bour hour with bottles botues chairs and tables tablesbelni tablesbeing tablebeing * belni being used u ed in the th * melee The Th * mys mys- mysterious mysterious mysterious - terious foreigner toreigner WAS aided sided by re- re reInforcements reinforcementa re reinforcement - inforcement Inforcements inforcementa * which con conslated consisted l ted of certain cer certaln certeEn taln teEn talnother other boot clad and overcoatedgentlemen overcoated overcoatedgentlemen overcoatedgentlemen gentlemen Earl Earle * enlisted th the wait walt- walt wait- waiter walters waitera - - ers era er * at the restaurant . , where wbere he be was wasknown wasknown wasKnown known and varlou various * andaundry anci and sundry aundry Bul Bulgars Bulgars Bulgar gars * who were present Police PoUce had hada hada a . hard time with both ildei sides for the thenext thenext thnut * next hourAIR hour hourAIR AIR CRASH : Number Four Fou.r FourLast FourLast . Last August the th commercial air airlines aIrlines airllnea lines of the country had established establisheda eitabll h da a . no-accident no accident - - record of at 17 months monthsbut monthsbut monthbut * but with the midnight crash of an anEastern anEastern anEastern Eastern Airline Airlines * ileeper sleeper plane plan * near nearAtlanta nearAtlanta nearAtlanta Atlanta Ga the number of aeel acci aeeldenu accidents accidents denu dents in the intervening interventhg ilx six monthwa months monthswas monthswas * was * railed raised to t f ur urWhen UrWhen urWhen When searchers near dawn.reached dawnreached dawn . . reached the scene cen of Ur the crash crashthey crashthey craahthey they found seven persona persons Idlled killed Idllednine killednine killednine nine others othE'rs ' injured Among those thosefound thosefound thosefound found dead vas " , v , > ai as a member of con congress Congress congress gress Rep \ William Vtl1iam 1111801 D Byron of ofMaryland ofMaryland ofMaryland Maryland and ond among th the severelyInjured severely severelyInjured severelyinjured Injured was wos the amed famed ( World warflying war warflying flying ylng ace Fddle Fddfe Fddie RickenbackTpresident Rlckenbacker Rickenbacker Rlckenbackerpresident Rickenbackerpresident president at of the company on whose whoseplane whoseplane whoplane * * plane he was riding Also killed killedwere killedWere killedwere were the pilot pdot the co-pllot co pllot co-pilot pilot - - - andI andsteward andsteward and I | stewardof steward uf of the plane plan * screw screwN a crewNext crew crewNext N Next ext day a report from Balboa BalboaCanal BalboaCanal BalboaCanal Canal Zone told of th the * cr crash lh of aU 8 a 8U aU U S army bon boo bcr ber into Panamabay Panama Panamabay Panamabay bay An immediate Imm'dlnte Immdlnte ( ' search flr first nt t rports re reports reports * ports said .aid aid . ailed failed ( to dliclose disclose anytrace any anytrace anytrace trace of ot a Ii crew of ot sevenSPAIN seven sevenSPAINExMonarch SPAIN SPAIN- - , SPAIN-Ex-Monarch SPAIN Ex Monarch SPAINErlorarch E Er-lorarch Er lorarch -l1orrorch l1orrorch - - ! : Dzt Diev DievSpain u > ' , I IE Il1orrorch Spain s a former monarch King AI Al AIfonso Alfonso Alfonso fonso XIII XUI XII ! d ed of ot a heart ailmentafter ailment ailmentafter ailmentafter after an illness of two weeks . . Hedied lie liedied liedied died In his Rome hotel room whichbad which whichbad whichhad bad had been his ex exilr eilc Ill ' hoirr home for tor the past past10 10 years ycars He rcleiied relglled reigned as king of the theSpanish theSpanish theSpanish Spanish people for ( or 23 29 year years * durln8 during durln8which duringwhich duringwhich which time at least eight elgbt attempts attemptswere attemptswere attemptwere * were made to assassinate him His Hisreign Hisreign Hisreign reign ended In AprIL . 1931 when heleft he heleIt heleft leIt left the throne saying lIByln . that thatI I no longer Jongel ' bav have the lov love of mypeople my mypeople mypeople people peopleJ J PEACEMAKER : An Offer DOer Ofler OfferJapan OflerJapan Japan offered to b be the tbe peacemaker peacemaket peacemak er et of the world and arbitrate all aU diaputea dls dis dlsputes disputes putes The Th offer came cam * in a state state- statement statesnent statement - ment snent from Foreign Minister MInJater Yosuke Yosukei YosukeMatsuoka YosukeMatsuoka YosukMatauoka * i Matsuoka Churchill conferred oonferred with withU withU withU U S authorltle authorities * and then called in inthe inthe inth the . Japanese .Japanese ambassador Hia HIs r re reply re reply . , i iply ply was on one * word 'No No 'NoMeanwhile ' No ' Meanwhile the thetJapanese tJapanese Japanese J"pane.e Jpane.e Jpanee " . "peace-mak "peace peace mak 'peat peat " ' peaee- peaee peaeemakers : . , - - makers rs in Indo-C Indo C Indo-ciJrla Indo ciJrla lndo-Cjda lndo Cjda - - - : ' } Iria , w were r * mop mop- mopping mopping . - ping up on their job l6b jb Having In to.atlgated toatlgated . sUgated stigated a conflict between betWe between P\ P ' : \ Pnaq ThailandSlam 1allazd naq Jj < , , ( Siam ) and the FrenchIndoChina French rutffStvtIndo-Chlna rutffStvtIndo Chlna ru1et J f , . Indo-Chlna Indo Chlna Indo-China China - - , . Japan .Japan stepped hi in aMd d Irlid * . enforced an armistice armisUce . , taking takingtor takingfor takingfor tor for Itself th the * rich port of Salgnon Saignon . . . Whil Whlle While * th the * term terms * of th the * armisticewr armlaUce armistice armlaUcewere armisticewere were * * being developed into a peacetreaty peace peacetreaty peacetreaty treaty Japanese soldiers lIoldler . extended extendedYOSUKE it itptr ptr / ' % YOSUKE MATaUOKA MATSUOKA MATaUOKAFT MATSUOKAFor FT For him , . a ne-wrrf ne wrrf one-word one word onewordreply - - reply replytheir . , their Influenc Influence * in lode-China lode China tndQ-Cblna tndQ Cblna Indo-China Indo - - - until untilthe untilthe untilthe the French rulera rulers becam became * mere mer * pup pup- puppets puppets . - pets Store Stores * were filled ftlled with Jap .Jap Jap- Jap Japanese . Japanese . - anese products and residents who re refused re- re retused refused - fused tused to buy them were beattn beatbn bea Um andJailed andJailedJu and andjailed andjailed jailed jailedJU8t jailedJust Ju JU8t Just t wst west of th the Indo-Chinesesphere Indo Chinesesphere Indo-Chinese Indo Chinese lode-Chinese lode IndoChinesesphere lodeChinesesphere - - - sphere of ot Influenc Influence * is the th * PhUJpplnea Philippines PhUJpplneaand Philippinesand Philippinesand and just south are the Dutch East EastIndies EastIndies EastIndies Indies , chief chiet ource source of United States Statestbl Statesthi Stafatin tbl thi and rubber Tbe The Th * .Japanese Japanese .Japaneseturned Japaneseturned . Japaneseturned turned covetou covetous * eyes on that spot spotIt . . If that source ourc * of supply would beclosed be beclosed beclosed closed to United States shippingAmerica shlppmg shipping shlppmgAmerica shippingAmerica America s a entir entire * defens detense defense * effortwould e1l0rt effort e1l0rtwould effortwould would be b * threa threatenedBig threatened threatenedBig tened Big Blg StickWashington Stick Stlck StickWashington Washington said nothing but car carded carned carried ded ned a big stick sUck The Th * U S fleet aeet was wasknown wasknown wasknown known to be somewher somewhere * In thevicinity the thevicinity thevicinity vicinity Gen George C Marshallchief Marahall Marshall Marahallchief Marshallchief chief of staff stat stat ! ! of ot the army , also hada had a big stick stlck . . Hundreds of army fight tight- tight fighting tighttog ght- ght ghtIng - - ing tog planes left the th * West coast for forour forour forour our I'ocl Iocl ' Pacific Bacific c possessions-Hawaii possessions Hawaii possessions - Hawaii and andthe andthe andth the * PhilippinesMore PhilippinesMore Philippines PhilippinesMor More Mor * important , , . the th * house voted votedfunds votedfunds votedfunds funds to fortify tortlty the th * islands of Guam Guamand Guamand Guamand and Samoa the U S Gibraltar Glbraltars Gibraltars * inth In Inthe inthe the * Pacific Pacl1lc The same proposal wasdefeated was wasdefeated wasdefeated defeated in the hou house e two years agofor ago agofor agofor for fear of ot offending JapanMEN Japan JapanMEN MEN AT WORK : Full SpeedWhile Speed SpeedWhile While Wbne congress congresa spent preciousweeks precious preciousweeks preciousweeks weeks in prolonged debate on thelease the thelease thelease lease lend bill to send war materialsto materials to Great Britain the defens defense * cornmission com corn commIssion cornmission mIssion got in sorrr some mighty speedy speedylicks speedylicks speedylick licks * The Th * arming of the na nation tlon s a sforces aforces sforces forces has entered the third P of ofthe ofthe oth ( the * plan priorities The Tbe other two twoare twoare twoar are * procurement and productionStetcinius production productionStettimus9 Stettimus9 Stettrnr.us Stettrnrus Stetcinius . ' JobPriorities Job JobPriorities Priorities I is * the job now It willdo will willdo willdo do no good to produce 40 airplane airplaneengIne airplaneengines airplaneengines engIne engines . and no airplane tail tan assem assembUes assemblies acsembiles bUes blies The Th * detente defense commission must mustregulate mustregulate mustregulate regulate production 30 so that every everyItem everyitem everyitem Item down to the th * last eraser on a alead alead alead lead pencil arrives just lust at the mo mo- me- me moment moment mement - ment it can b be * usedI used used'lbe usedThe Th ' 'lbe lbe The * task is la under the direction ofi of ofE i E R B Stettlnius StetUnlus Stettinius Jr Aluminum andmachine and andmachine ' machine tool industries were first to tofeel tofeel ' feel the th * effects of his order By ByauthorIty Byauthority Byauthority authorIty of the navy speedup law lawpassed lawpassed lawpassed passed last . June .June Stettmlus Stettinius direct directed directed directed ed that both Industries Induslrles put aside aU all aUother allother allother other labor and devot devote * their entireenergle entire |