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The British sense o! humour has contributed beyond measure to that lbrtﬁtude which has amazed the World in these recent months of ordeal. Hera is a tlttie gem humour. sent to the Queen's Cana- dian Fund for Air Raid Victims. {r051 the heart of the Emglish Mid. an s:

“BEFORE THE BLITZKRIEG”

A bomb loll in our village long before the blitzkrieg; we heard a distant thud and. a second later. our newly erected siren walling its ixiaiden w ng.

Tlhene was no "incident"; the bomb had fallen in a sandy field and W85 safely buried there. leav- ing undamaged a house barely a hundred yards awan

For a fortnight afleryvards the householder went his leisure ﬂme out-ot-doors giving first-lurid do- tails of the raid and receiving eon- gratulatioms oci his escape

He must have hurl the most per- fect time ever enjoyed by a man with a stoiy to tell. Fresh listen- ers arrived continually, in a stream durlm the day; in crowds in brig, llgiht evenings. ‘Phey name bv car. bus and bicycle fN-‘m Binn- ingharn and places as far as Cov- entry; pedestrians with the pur- poseful salt or the siglitseer lasted the leisiwely natives on the unpaved footpath. Relatives visited our homes "to see we were ell right and children went of‘! importantly to "show Auntie when the bomb “:3.

"the neyvspB-Pers of our nearest town gave pictures of our bom crater “somewhere in the mid-

Nazi plans ford Drive through Spain

(By John Lloyd) (yissociated Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK. May l-i—(AP)—O servers in Spain are convinced the Germans have plans worked out ml the last detail tor a drive ucrossi the peninsula to attempt to close the western entrant-e to the Medit- erranean at Gibraltar.

‘If there is a uutstion in their minds it is not over existence of such plans but rather as to when‘ and if they Will be put into oper-i atlon. The emphasis at the present; moment is on the "when." |

I have spent six months on the, ground and I doubt if a day went by when some aspect of this ques-l tlon was not discussed. Two pointsf should be clarified at once—first,l that a “drive" does not necessarily mean Spanish opposition. and sec- ond. that the decision may well be one-sided.

Spanish Propaganda

References have repeatedly been made in speeches and the press of l the eountryb determination to “pur-g sue her destiny." to attain the "just" awards in Africa and to as- ‘sume her place in the "universal l movement." The Axis has been,’ mulcgized. the democracies assailed,‘ land German and Italian help to’ Franco during the civil war stressed!

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"Indeed we haven't, that was, Just an mdiriary accident. I saw lt| lmﬂline myself. ‘more wasn't a plane about when it happened. This ls a safe ates." -_-_

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10o face saver would b0 necessary. tfherefore. should the governmen. determine to in its lot fully with the Axis powers.

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‘The companion of former King Carol in his l0 years on the throne of Rumania and in gxile was named Elena and she has no other name.

Who first culled her Manda and to give the office of production why, neither she nor Carol knows. management iuidispuied authority to tihsnnel the flow of nigvpfies in- to defence industry an to dic-

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Mme. Lupescu, lnstea of being short. is five feet eight inches tall and says she weighs 123 poundi- She seems rather frail, but she says "I think I ski rather well, I play golf, like walking and mountain- climbing, I ride horseback, I like limiting and I play tennis."

“Can you beat the king at ton- nis?" 1 asked.

"Well, possibly. He hasn't played for a year. We will see."

Speaking in French, Mme. Lu- pesc told rankly and easily of her life and likes.

“I know what. often has been said l of ma, but you can see for yourself

that, the pcture the world has is not. fair." the said.

Her hair never has had s per- mnneiit. wave. It is out rather ions. is parted low on the right. side and the ends curl outward and upward at. the back. She has a heavy nit:- ural wave that. needs only setting when her hair is washed.

Her eyes dark green and her complexion ls rather ale, protected from the sun as i is by Mme. Lupricirs tendency to wear largo hats. Sue dislikes little pancake hats or any extreme fashions.

There are some lines o! anxiety‘

on her face and forehead, but the are so taint as to be hardly notice .

8116 lzreed that women “om tell their a es, but didn't disagree with my cs culation that she must. be about 85 or 36. although she looks youn er. she met. Ont-oi in Bucharest, 6 years ago. when slia probably was about ao. Both hei- parents are dead.

5 hill Bllht wardrobe trunk: with her. for about 40 dresses and sports outfits.

"I wear black, white, and n mauve that is near to violet, whicn 15am!’ favorite color," she comment-

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Carol and Madame Lupescu up looking forward to Cuba as a not!- tral spot that will remain neutral -where they can wait,

“Madam; Lupsgeu and I will look forward a quiet. life of rest in Cuba, which we thank for the nos- pltality offered ul." Cat-oi llld.

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