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"There There 'There " ' " is it k DO ao no Paternoster Paterno Patern terHow Row flows Paternosterflows flowsair , . air .It It " . J .1 1 . .1Mostly JMo.t7 , , MesUy Mo.t7 Mot7 Mostly . ! the British Britisb feared an ea at- at attack attack at attack - - tack through Ireland Jreland . . . Earlier EarBer warn warn- warnIngs warntags warnings - - ings tags that th the A > Fls la I tkrust thrust Into theBalkans the theBa1kaJ theBalkaas Ba1kaJ Balkans might only onl7 be a wJntu winter wJntuIOrti wintersortie winteraortic IOrti sortie . and nota not a . fall-dress fall dress full.c1resl fullc1resl till-dress till - attack attack.were attackwere , . , Wfte were being taken seriouslyThe seriously lertousb seriouslyThe ' The Tbe actions aetiolUl there theta were beJn being beingwatched betexwatched watched with Interest . . Gel1D8D7 Gerplany Gel1D8D7moved Gerplanymoved Germanymoved moved XOu.OOO XOuOOO 300.000 300000 800,000 800000 . , . troops through Hun Bun- Bun Run- Run Bunga Rungary Hungary - - ga gary and Into Rumania RUJrlania . . The Ger Gel- Gel Gelmana ( German ler ' - mana mans man * wet weie were e posted alone along the border borderJd borderpf borderyt Jd pf Bulgaria Bwaria , where it was waf freely an- an announced announced an announced - nounced that as soon aa as they were werein wereIn werein in position and the time waa was ripe ripean , . an advance would be made on Sa- Sa Salonlka Salonika Sa Salonika - lonika lonlka . GreeceBulgaria GreeceBulgaria Greece GreeceBulgnria Bulgnria Bulgaria was belligerent in 10 talk talkbut , . but made no move to mobilize fordefense fordefense tor for defense or call upon Turkey and andRussia andRussia andRussia Russia for aid Russia , . however howevercountered , , . countered the action by lining Unlng theborder the theborder theborder border of Rumania with Soviet cUvi dlvi cUvislons dlvialong : divislons slons along The Germans abruptly .hUt-- .hUt abift- abift abifted . shifted .hUted - * - ed a part of their force to sit opp oppo- oppo opposite oppo opposite - site them I It looked like the real thing But Butexperts Butexperts Butexpert experts * didn d1dn t believe it it . They be- be believed believed be believed - - lieved Hitler HiUer was merely protecting protectinghis protectinghis his rear in the Balkans in prepara prepara- preparation preparation - . tlonlo1 tion for ' the attack on England , much muchas muchas as be he had protected his flanks Oanks whenIt when whenSIR It Itw ItSIR w SIR HUGH HUGII DCHTDING DOWDING . , uw air lr chIef chIefmarshal chte chtemarshal chiefmurthsl marshal marshalof 01 of f Rayed Royal R y I Air Force F rc . , predtcWl prediCted predicteda .t t . a j . hf he wnved arrived rnved m an Canada C Cn n J tha thut that , GermanaIr German aIr ir ran/ ran raid raids ranwill / * . will Af ha.ve have A . < f lt lalrt lost * * their ttins .t1ll6 t1ll6 sting . by by.pnngume bytprtngtime bylynnftwn bylynnftwnhe .pnngume pnngume tprtngtime . tprtngtimehe he took Norway before the drive intoFrance Into IntoFrance intoFrance intoFranceLater France FranceLater Later came reports that German Germanair Germanair Germanair air squadrons were proceeding to toItaly toItaly toItaly Italy to aid Mussolini Mussolinl sIDers s fliers filers in at- at attacks attacks at attacks - - tacks upon British bases in Libya Libyaand Libyaand Libyaand and on the British fleet Oeet in the Medi Mediterranean Mediterranean Mediterranean terranean It was also believed that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Germans might be used in inItaly inItaly hiItaly Italy s campaign against the Greeks Greeksnow Greeksnow Greeksnow now raging In AlbaniaNeutral Albania AlbaniaNeutral Neutral Eire Er.re Erre EireIreland EireIreland . Ireland is the weak point In theBritish the theBritish theBritlth British defense and its ports porta are no nofurther nofurther nofurther further from Germany than lhan were werethe werethe werethe the ports of Norway Like Norway NorwayI Norwaytoo Norwaytoo I , too it has long stretches of unpro unpro- unprotected unprotected - . tected coastline During Januaryand January Januaryand Januaryand and February condltiona conditions will be befavorable befavorable befavorable favorable tor for ( or a German attack-the attack the attackthetides attackthetides attack - thetides tides will be small . , the nights long longand longand longand and the togs fogs thick to cover embark embarkatlon embarkation embarkat atlon ation ! on of troopsIt troopsIt troops troopsIt It is fa estimated Hitler HiUer must estabh estab- estab establish estab-Ub estab Ub - - lish itch * a bridgehead of at least 50000 50000troops 50 (0000troops 0000troops ( 000 000troops troops not counting losica Josles losses to start startaD startan startan aD an invasion InvDsion Losses in such an ail op- op operation operation op operation - - eration are estimated estlmated at three Umt"s Umts times Umt"sthe timesthe timeathe " the number landed tanded , , so Der Fuehrer Fuehrerwould Fuehrerwould Fuehrerwould would have to start off oft ' with 200 000 000troops 000troops 000troops troops for ( or the landing alone H U If Britain Brit Brit-- Brit- Britain Britaln - - ain aln held bases ba es in Eire the loss estl acti estlmate actimate estimate mate would be even greater , , and andeven andeven andeven even then the movement might not notbe notbe notbe be auccesstuL successfuL But Ireland remains remainsneutral remainsneutral remainsneutral neutral and aloofOtherwise aloofOtherwise aloof i iOtherwise Otherwise on the war tront front trontC1 frontc frontC C1 . c . In Libya fighting lighting now on ItaUanterritory Italianterritory Italian ItaUan ! territory , , . the British Britlah Egyptian EgyptianarmY Egyptianarmy Egyptianarmy armY said it could take the important impor impor- important important - - tant harbor of Bardia Bardta whenever It Itcbose Itchose Itchose cbose chose ! cboseC1 choseQ C1 Q . < ! . Manila reporteU reported that It hadlearned bad had badlearned badlearned learned on good authority that 12German 12German 12 | German raiders were being armed armedand armedand armedand and supplied luppJled in Japanese harbors barboraA harborsA A mysterious rslder raider which wh1ch ran up upthe upthe upthe the Japanese flag Sag but which wbich Aus Australians Au Australians , tralians said .aid aid . was German Gennan . , fired ftred tired on onthe onthe ontbe the tiny Unr : Island uland bland of Nauru NaWUo , a . former formerGermaD formerGerman formerGerman GermaD German poesessloa poue.lon pouelon possession . . in the Pacific Paclftc Pacifc DEFEl DEFEI 'SE SE ' SEi SEiFull DEFENSESFull Full Spo Speed & ' ihead A.head Ahead Olt . iheadAs ' As 48 . soon .oon oon a . as . President Pre.Jden PreJden I'resddent Iresddent ' . , Roosevelt"Big RooseveltBig ttoo.eveU ttooeveU Roosevelt's Roosevelts Roosevelt's"Big . ' ' * . Hillmaa.Stimson HillmaaStimson "Big Big " 1J1g Four Pour F " " . P-t P t , . - - . Knudsen Itbltdfen . , J1iUman ylUiman : . . , 8 Stinson on and nd 1tno-eU\ 1tno eU llnoxGate 1tnoeU.eJ llnox . - Kno -Gate Gate - cao \ . .eJ eJ sc . gef ; , ' tnd\1S- tnd 1S ladlta- ladlta ladltatRial tnd1Stdal Indus-1trla Indus 1trla \ - - - tdal tRial capacityturning eaprfturn1na ( plaata planta plants working wortd irorkicg .c c . ait at t eaprf capacity " * turn1na turning out munitions niunitiond mum , . leak I leok for .an an . .an.c anacceleration anaeceleratlon .c c acceleration . e1eratlon of at ship chip building bu11cUna ; In m car ear c cargo . . go 1(0- 1(0 10 1(0carrier ( - carrier c1a- c1a elapsas- elapsas c1aWaabtftton elapsasWashington classes . . . . . - ' Waabtftton Washington ashtagton ; IS 15 ISb 15beginning Ubeginning b beginning to pe b * . a1a elan alarmed e4 ed .at at . t a . qtde quiet quietsurvey quietsurvey . JUne survey , ' wbJb wb wl , ) lh ; ( ; h showed showecS that . if i1 1t Brit Britain Britainshould Britainshould l ahouJd should faU fait fall , , , the Axis .AXb AXb . powera 1Iter Jiowcrp p _ WOU14haVe wouldhave would WOU14 'have have ' haVe ship Ibfp building bUUclng ! capacities capaCltie . In th cou- cou couquered t con'quered conquered ' . - QuerecS quered nations liatlona ba on . six lix times dynes t1q1e . larger than thanU ( banXJ U . B . 8 S . c capacity pacity . First FIr.t FIrt . note rte te on this thts line l1ne w w was " . Bound sound- sound sounded . Bounded uncf- uncf uncfeel - - ed eel by Republican XlepubBcan Rep Rtip Hatn11ton Ramilton Hatn11tonIrilb RamiltonPick Hamiltoarish Irilb Pick . , from the Ute Presldeafa Preslr1ent'a Preslr1enta President's Presidents ' ' own ow . N . Z Zdistrict ) ! ' Y.district Ydistrict . dJ.tr1ct dJtr1ct district . . . , Representative . rish Irish Fish baa has baabem hasbeen ba babeen been bem a . critic crltfc of c4 the t.be tbe . .dInfn1atration dInfn1atration administration administrationalnco . administrationsince .dInfn1atrationatnce atnce alnco It 19 * ) 2 ! . In Ia tuni turb turn be he b * has bat p1 plenty ' of ofer1t1ca ofcritics otcritics er1t1ca critics at of Us his hi . own and ran r.n rn . Inf into l to a furya furyWILLIAM fury fur7 furyWILUAM a WILUAM WILLIAM RHODES DAVIS . , inter inter.iwlwnfl interiwlwnfl . . national nationaloil Ml oil oiloperator peffr operator wh who , according cc rJnf ( to toVerne fPerm Verne MinhaJI Marahalt , , head he J ofthu oLthe recently recentlyorganized rfenizeJ organized rfenizeJV "No No " * " /V V / Fsreifn Foreign ww1 war " " commit commit- committee committee - tee , , uw war hwrcr bearer o/ o oa / a Nun Nan peace pe c fannsmini an annaming naming PretHent President Rfsevelt Roosevelt us as arbiter arbiterin wlnWin in 1939of 1939 1939of of angry words when he went call calltog callIng an anling tog on dictators in Europe in thesummer the thesummer ling . summer of 1 1939 > 3 while an officialdelegate official officialI officialdelegate officialdelegate I delegate of o1 congress to the Inter Inter- InterI Interparliamentary Interparliamentary - I NorwayI parliamentary CongreSs Congre's Congres Congrets ' in NorwayBut Norway NorwayBut I But Fish s B warning on OD ship build build- buildi buildlag building - i ing lag has not been taken lightly tightly If U a asuccessful asuccessful asuccessful successful Axis would take advan advanI advantage advantage advantage I tage of such ship-building ship building ship-buiIdfng buiIdfng - - capacities capacitiesthey , . i they could control the high seaa seas seaawithin seaswithin seaswithin within a short time even if the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican American two-ocean two ocean - - navy Davy aJready already aJreadywere alreadywere alreadywere were sailing saWng the briny deep I 500 Planes a Day ? Another plan which will not be becast becast becaat cast aside lightly lighUy , was presented by bypint bypint bypint pint sized Walter Reuther manager managerof managerof of tbe the General Motors division of ofthe ofthe ofthe the C LOs L 0 O s United Automobile AutomobileWorkers AutomobileWorkers AutomobileWorkers Workers Presentation to President PresidentRoosevelt PresidentRoosevelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt actually was by Philip PhilipMurray PhilipMurray PhilipUurray Murray . , C I 0 chieftain , , but theplan theplan the plan was Reuther sThe s sThe , The proposal calls cans for tor activating activatingS54 654 554 000 feet of existing automobile automobileplants automobileplants automobileplants plants space in the Detroit area areawhich areawhich areawhich which once belonged to such forgot forgotten forgotten forgotten ten firms as Hupmoblle HupmobUe Hupmobie apd Gra Graham Graham Graham ham Paige Reuther and Murray Murrayalso Murrayalso Murrayalso also maintained that there are thou thousands thousands thousands sands of skilled workers in the same samearea samearea samearea area still waiting tor for Job jobs . Cited were werelayotfs werelayoffs werelayoffs lay-otfs lay otfs lay-offs offs - - recently by Ffsher Fisher Body BodyChevrolet BodyChevrolet BodyChevrolet Chevrolet and Temstedt Ternstedt . . Blue printi prints and tables submitted submittedwith submittedwith submittedwith with the proposal were based on onproduction onproduction onproduction production of 01 150 000 planes "a a " ' a 1 year yearsix yearsix yearsix six |
