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APRIL 14, 1941 PART JO MONDAY MORNING. All Leaves. Americas' Unity Vital Need for More Merchant Marine Officers Stressed f' Mt.pm 1 i tl -'1 Honolulu Plans for Emergency Bill Increases Powers of Governor in Case War or Disaster Comes U.S. to Back Danish Envoy Minister Who Defied Recall to Copenhagen in Base Row Supported Hailed by Hull Western Hemisphere Called On to Preserve Principles of Freedom WASHINGTON, April 13. () STOCKTON, April 13.

(P) The need for officers to man the new merchant marine ships now sliding off the ways under the defense program was stressed today by Assemblyman Ernest Voigt of Los Angeles. He addressed a group of 215, including San Joaquin Valley agricultural and civic leaders and 25 members of the' State Legislature, gathered' aboard the State training ship California State, anchored at the deep-water docks here. Voigt, author of a bill to develop a maritime trailing academy at Morrow B.T Solano County, said 213 chant marine vessels will completed within the next months and that unless an adequate training system were inaugurated it will be lmpossibi to supply sufficient officer! man the new ships. Capt. Claude Mayo, retirfi Navy officel: who now command the California State, was host he group.

5 Secretary Hull expressed the hope today that the people of the Western Hemisphere would HONOLULU, April 13. (U.R) An all-inclusive "war bill" designed to enable the Hawaiian civil government to carry on in event of war or a disaster without invoking martial law was be- Canceled at Eastern Forty FT. M'CLELLAN (Ala.) April 13. Gem William N. Haskell, commandant at Ft.

McClellan, today, said he had received orders from the War Department to cancel all furloughs and leaves at the fort until summer maneuvers are completed. The order will affect all of the approximately 20,000 men stationed at the post. Officers ordinarily are given leaves totaling about 30 days a year while enlisted men receive two, three or four weeks, Gen. Haskell said. Maneuvers are to start In June and last until about rededicate their thoughts and energies tomorrow "to the defense and preservation of those high principles of freedom, justice fore the territorial Legislature and order under law upon which today.1- The bill, introduced yesterday, the independent nations of the New World were founded." Tomorrow is Pan American Day, the anniversary of the founding of the Pan American Union.

"In these days of brutal dis-regard of international morality in some sections of the world," the Secretary of State said in a statement, "Pan American Day acquires a new significance and WASHINGTON, April 13. (P) The United States is expected to tell Henrik de Kauff-man tomorrow that it will continue to recognize him as Minister of the Danish people and back his defiance of a Copenhagen "Foreign Office" telegram ordering him home. De Kauffman received the recall order, signed only "Foreign Office," three days after he signed an agreement for establishment of American air bases in the Danish island of Greenland. Previously, the Minister had ignored instructions from German-occupied Denmark to protest the American seizure of 39 Danish ships. DURESS SUSPECTED iie Sprint Through Menu Problems Get new meal Ideal at your neighborhood Start witk the fine foodi made by many of which offer lavingt up to 25.

There -high in quality, and cost lest because maker-to-you methods remove unnecessary middle e-penses; and the savings are shared with youl Come see how you save with famous Coffees and Teas, An" Page Foods, White House Evaporated Milk, and many others! i would make the territorial Governor "sole judge" of the necessity of declaring an emergency existed. The measure authorizes the Governor to require every man, woman and child in the islands to perform such acts as may be necessary for the public safety or protection of property against dangers deemed by the Governor to be imminent He may also require every person to desist from such acts or practices deemed by him to be dangerous to the public safety or property. The bill empowers the Governor to classify persons according to their occupations, business or functions. The act would provide penalties ranging to fines of $10,000 and 20 years' imprisonment for violation of the law. affords the people of the Americas an opportunity to reaffirm their unswerving devotion to those ideals of mutual respect and sanctity of the pledged word which constitute the keystone of inter-American relations." Army Lacks Clues on Missing Officer PASO ROBLES, April 13.

(ff) Army authorities said today they FATHER. AND SON Arsena de Baere, left, has been reunited here with 16-year-old son Guy, who for all his youth has had plenty of French navy adventure. Time phot Invasion Fury Pictured by French Naval Cadet Youth Reunited With Father Here Tells Thrilling Story of Escape From Nazi Hordes are without a clue in the dis Lamb Chops Blade Rib or karee Loin A spokesman at the Danish Legation said the order for De Kauffman to return obviously Top Qualify Genuine Lamb! U.S. Government Graded and Stamped! Treasure Yacht Seized by Mexico MEXICO CITY, April 13. (P)-Dispatches from Acapulco said the Spanish mystery yacht Vita, which arrived at Tampico in 1939 with a cargo of gold, jewels and other valuables belonging to the Spanish republican government, was expropriated today by the Mexican government.

Lean, Meaty-Blade Rib Cutt appearance of Lieut. Minot F. Pitts, who vanished from Camp Roberts April 3. The lieutenant's car was found three miles from the camp on April 5, his bank account and personal effects at Camp Roberts had not been disturbed. Lieut.

Pitts of Steep Falls, was attached to Co. 77th Training Battalion. He came here from Ft. Benning, Georgia. Pork Chops Fancy Eastern Grain-Fed Pork! apologetic gesture to his father "e'est la guerre." The Paris parted company with Justice Has Birthday WASHINGTON, April 13.

(JP) Justice Frank Murphy, newest member of the Supreme Court, became 48 years old today. I 1 If Uncle Sam's Navy wants men with experience, there's tall, wiry Guy de Baere who has had plenty despite the fact that he'g only 16. Guy was a French naval cadet specializing in radio aboard the the battleship Richelieu off the north hook of the Bay of Biscay and proceeded to Plymouth, Eng. Spare Ribs The Richelieu went to Casablanca, Morocco, and then to Dakar, ROBINSONS' exclusive Los Angeles representative for ROGERS PEET CLOTHES! Fancy Eaitern Grain-Fid Porkt Sliced Bacon training ship Armorique at Brest Pitas turn to Pag 11, Part and Pag 9, Part II, for additional Robinson Announctmtntt where it was later put out of commission by the British raid. 29k 211 when the Nazi invaders came sweeping along the coast from Dunkirk.

Through his Arsene de Baere, chauffeur for Mme. Nina Piece Bacon Finot foiUrn Whole or part ilab Riviere of 2220 W. Live Oak From England the cadets were taken to Liverpool and weeks later to Casablanca, where they nearly starved before being transferred to Marseille and eventually to Toulon, where they were discharged from the service Jan. 12. The young cadet visited with his mother at St.

Nazaire and j. ROBinson co. features Drive, Guy yesterday related what happened then. "We (300 naval cadets) were hurriedly transferred aboard the Lamb Chops 39; Salami 21 Pork Sausage 19k Hfl'IIH fit battleship Paris, which had Just limped in from Dunkirk with a 30-foot hole through the forecastle. SWARM FROM SKIES STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN -AND MEN WHO NEVER GROW OLD "As we steamed slowly to sea Asparagus teste; 10k Fresh Cucumbers 5L we could go only seven knots on account of our hull damage we could see literally thousands of Nazi parachutists dropping to the Rome Beauty Apples 4 ib 25c ground all around the school.

"Then the bombers came over!" Avocados ftsTtSS. Large Lemons 85... With quick Gallic gestures which graphically made up for his lack of English, the young then left for Lisbon, where he sailed in the American Export Lines ship Siboney for Jersey City. FATHER HERE While all this a very sketchy account of the youth's adventureswas happening, the elder De Baere was in blissful ignorance, here in Los Angeles. The other day the telephone rang.

It was the American Red Cross in New York, wanting to know of an Arsene de Baere and whether he could provide for his son. Mme. Riviere Immediately promised the youth a home, and yesterday he arrived in Los Angeles. Mme. Riviere and De Baere, her chauffeur, also know from personal experience what it is to flee from the path of the Nazi legions.

Shortly after the outbreak of the war they made a dash by automobile through Belgium" to Rotterdam, where they took ship for America. WILL STUDY ENGLISH seaman related what happened then. "C'etait magnifique mais ter rible! (It was magnificent but Henrik da Kauffman was sent by the Foreign Office "under duress and the Minister feels it his duty to remain here." At both the State Department and the Legation it was indicated that the Minister would visit Secretary Hull tomorrow at which time It was assumed he would show Hull the telegram and express formally his intention to remain here. President Roosevelt and the State Department already have made plain the United States' views on the status of the Copenhagen government GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE In statements announcing the Greenland agreement, they said that the United States recognized Danish sovereignty over Greenland, but that "under the present circumstances the government of Denmark cannot, of course, act in respect of its territory in the Western Hemisphere." When the Germans occupied SINKING PICTURED 1 Then, again through his father, himself an American seaman in 1018-19, Guy went on: 1 1 ill 13 "There were more than 1500 of us 'passengers' aboard in add! 1 tlon to the Paris' crew of 1500. I I As the bombers assailed us and the other fleeing ships (a dozen submarines, six destroy Utile Houte it iccerHed by the Ame icia Medical Ak ciuion'i Council on Food.

Vet it mil lets then other What is Guy de Baere going ers and some auxiliary craft) with bombs, mines and gunfire, a mine sweeper, the Vaucquois, fine brands in Scores. 3 close aboard on the starboard to do? "Je voux," he explained, "aller a 1'ecole pour apprend I'Anglais." side, struck a floating mine. And when he HAS learned to read, write and speak English which might well occupy him "The little ship literally split in two. Its superstructure flew into the air and the shattered hull sank like a stone. We could 4.24 until he's old enough Guy In tends to apply for enlistment In do nothing for the survivors we were 3000 to be saved." a Navy which won't have to flee from Nazi military might.

That as Guy explained with Bokar Coffee 2i; 37 19( Exiles From Nazi-Occupied Nations in World Broadcast Red Circle Coffee KSA 2..:. 33 17' JAVA Guaranraod 100; Pure Hydftr.ad 9 -lb. VIC AO Vot.tobl Shorttnlrtf Can Cut String Beans H1 Del Monte or Libby Tomatoes Pineapple Juice N.V 21 Dole's Bars 15' rope. It Is America's challenge to the dictators. It Is America's Brains do the designing.

answer to the challenge that his Denmark a year ago, the United States withdrew Ray Atherton. its Minister at Copenhagen, and his staff, but ordered its Consulate to continue. Atherton, still retaining the rank of Minister, now is acting chief of the vision of European affairs at the State Department. CO PEN 1 1. EN A II VI ED The Danish Minister sent a 4000-word cable to Copenhagen advising his government of the signing of the Greenland agreementbut dispatched it after the signing.

He expressed belief that the message had been intercepted In transit through Perlln and held there until Germany decided what Instructions It would give to the dominated gov ernment at Copenhagen. Messerschmitt Display Prepared Enlarged Instrument Board to Be Shown When Vultee Aircraft' cap tory has thrust upon her. "You shall live again, because our freedom, under God, cannot Ann aae Ouart Our Beit lallar. Jar JbW die." Other speakers were Crown Fine Gabardines hahd'taitored by Rogers Peet P.uM BwHar Salad Dressing Nutley Oleo 'CI0' ier SUtat (ant Ha. 1 can II- Prince Olaf of Norway; Ignace vurn Kemal.

raderewskl, rolish pianlst-patn 420- ot; Eve Curie for "Free France;" NEW YORK, April 13. UT)-Exiled spokesmen of seven Nazi-occupied nations, participating in a world broadcast Easter "Holl Call of Freedom," tonight said their conquered countrymen would rise again In a new resurrection of liberty. Speaking In response as "one American citizen who has seen for himself what happens when the lights go down In Europe," Col. William J. Donovan asserted: "The spirit (of freedom and brotherly love) may be enslaved, it may be crushed by superior force, but It lives like a mighty tidal wave that no wall can resist.

That Is America's answer to the Invaded nations of Eu Raisins Market Dey Brend. rcaS Col Trincess Juliana for The Nether lands; Trlnce Jean, heir apparent Dal Monte ar Llbby'i Libby Ho 1 tan I6 to the Duchy of Luxembourg; 'Of. Val Vita Mrs. Olga urban, American- lam Suits featured at $55 12 17' 16 ii born wife of Vladimir S. Hurban, Czechoslovaktan Minister to the Ho.

tan Clams Minced. Ha. United States, and Comllle Gutt, White Tuna on Minister of Finance and War of the Belgian government In exile ilor Crott. Tuna 17 Cornmeal r- Albor'a White er Yellow. tured German Messerschmitt (toes on exhibition at Gilmore Stadium next Thursday night it Globe A.lttr..V,!25 Polk's Ite.

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21 Soap Chips J9BIIS1 April 12-19 toaa I nniie daiior.rni.aha April 1.1. W1) Here's a fellow, Leslie Clancy by name, who grew faster than the Army. If the Army had gotten to him u. i.i i Rogers Pect Clothes, $)0 to $75, exclusive with Cm White Sail 2-5 Shoe Pollih. Spick War Relief officials.

The panel will be an explanatory enlargement of the instrument board within the Nazi fighter, shot down during a raid over England and shipped to Vultee for study by aeronautical engineers. i Proceeds from the 10-day exhibition will be divided among the British War Relief Association of Southern California, Bundles for Britain and the Royal Air Korce Benevolent Fund. 0 WE ARE HAPPY TO ACCEPT ORANGE AND BLUE FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS' a iiine earner wen, it wuuui have been all right. Dut bow Clancy, who Is 21 years measures 6 feet 8 Inches In his socks. Military requirements call for 1AOUNA ItACH 110 fl'tt It.

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