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NEWS OF AUBURN
4.1311UR,N, Aleut 27. ---Miss Ethel r were caneelled. "Neat Sunday in Knox..iii
holiday *awn, with iter Pavente, • Mr. 1Vestkii Univereity will occupy tile
Weellehlettou v;.of Pleton ie ependiug the Prealiyterian chUrele a divinity etudent
*lid lir$. J. J, :Waehingtou. . • 1":111.4it°
private, wth.,, ,ilovarson. , owl ,,,:mt,'''. , Despite'tite bad wadi 10. this district,
,,,,e.reeeee ee , lee, eeeee tee, weee., 335 voters voted, at the theee township ,
'4"1"e7171151:31vr.h'u'uTirs", iG771.5oluiles-01 . Pelle located in the village., • It . tool°
1 two 'and a -halt hours for one farmer
Ilira. Thompon. eremained for a longer'
, , „ . , t“onie two and re;Italf miles up the
„viiit.
AtisSeii Evelyn Plaetzer anal Matiord Base Illie eii'llues414-37" "
Artlatir, of Stratford N.Rmal School, ilard . eel. the Doctorse-Mrs. Win.
I1 upeudiug the leeetee vacation ae !Thom was taken. suddenly Mon VridaYri-
I)r. Weir was telliedebut, was out" on a
their reepective tomes here. -
, mr. Jou neustot4 litutiout ate owl& icalleeo Dr. Gallow (AlGoderich was sum -
spent the weereene wien Ilse rises' Owned. He aftenipted tiY.eOltier -Olt-Mit
exits, M. awl Mi'. 3,0eu uoustou. . , was .conipelled to eurn heel?... because a
ill1Paseable roade. , Dii• Voices a
Mr. Jack 'Weir, etwient at, Shs aw'the
Blytia • waS t hen called aild lie had to
Dewiness College in Termite, is,: visiting i wait two hours and eoine out on the
train, to be 'met at.thestationby a
eleigh. .. We are glad to r eport that
Mrs. -Thom is restine°comfortably at
her belie ,now. The Godericit road is
the only road open to traffic ' from
';'Aubntete. It • is eteted .that the Blyth
road'Will not he opened for a few days.
" eiVomeies---Disiltuteesselpeeeewomente
, , .
Institute, held its MontielY uteetheeee in
the hall last Tuesday afternoon, . MrS.
Lawson .presided, and lire. Roes acted
his father, Dr. B. O. Weir.
Arise Mary Ascluial,-of Fergus,. was
'Week -end visitor with her parentsv
.tr. " and Mrs. Chao. Asquith. • e
"We >are glad- ,eo report that Mrs,
"James, Itaithby,,:iWile haS been la r4 -
1t13, is somewhat biproved in health.
.M.resetiti Mrs. Wine Craig quietly' eelee
brated their twenty.laftli- wedding ane
niversary„en Monday. •Ii honor of the
oecaelon, these, were presented with a
eilver casserole by their fainii,y.
word of the death otheir f soleire King, c
'etee,was absent. ' The meeting
Mr. and .mes. e. 0., toftz haveeees l'aesecreteey in place of Mise Margaret
ceived
law, Mr.. J. lit. ShoPin, at fforptito m was coPened by the, singiug of the 'Ode,
after whieb, Mrs. E. Phillipeld, 'in the
Tuesday. . Deceased was married in
eeea'anlearee-sefeethieeYeareeteeeMiess Nino
Steitz, formerly of Auburn, ana was sie
ieetueer In the "University of Toroeto.
Owing to the stormy weather ion
iStinday, the services in,,the Baptist,
Presbyterian and''Angljeati-,
aturday Specials
Urge, Bologna 2 lb. for 25e
Pork Sausage 2 lb. for 28.6
(Out' Owu reo;ke.):, "
Fr esh Hamburg Steak •
2 lb. for 25c
SiriolifiSteak : 23c lb.
, Round Steak .23ci11. •
Rib.Boil,Beef r. • • -120 lb.
Lean, Boil Beef . . 12e lb. -
Blade 240,4 Beef .... 17c lb.
tint Grade knOei .
(With -meat order,. 29c lb.
ked:Picge Hamg. .23e lb,
Smoked COtta,ge BUs 29e "*'.
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'Legg's Meat Market
We Deliver Phone 435,
Lord's Prayer. Letters were read front
etheeDenartmeneseand Miss M.. Small of
Toronto. Mrs. W. H. -Sneppa-a7gere
a sketch of .the life of Levi Tweeds-
muli, and Betty. Craig sang a solo'.
Mrs. CrOrd011 Taylor ga„ve the topic on
".04ammunity A.ctivities and Relief." A
*bun contest was held, the judges being
Mrs: Walper, Mrs..George Beadle and
Mrs. S. II, Johnston. Their decision
was as follows: ist, Miss Sadie Carter;
2nd, 11/Irs, E. Phillips; 3rd, 1V(rs. A. J..
Ferguson. First prize wes 24 pounds
of pa.stry flour; second was ten pounds
a pastry flour; 3rd WAS five pounds of
pastry fiour. These prizes were donated
by MTS, S. H. Johnston. A hearty.vote
of "thanks was extended to Mrs, Jelin--
ston for her interest • in the contest,s.
also to ',the+ other judges, Mrs. Ohas.
Straughatt gave a reading and themeet-
ing was closed with the singing of the
National A.nthera, after Which a dainty
THE GODERiCi SIONALISTAR
Behind
the
Scenes
1500
; 4•••n.
Was the cost. oi Egyptian
Emhaineilig as, eStirae,ted in
Our present day eterreney.
Thispioratee of Embalming was
the 'earliest practised, and *re -
(wired a 'Period OfVeri Seventy
-1)a)rs TO ,Conlplete.
Contrast tile TIUE. tequired.
Contrest. itheedlgere*tin.e..cg_S-Ti-
to;riplett; Atom- 'Service'' as-10We
The E,
* •
E Cranston
Funeral Home
retreat St.
24-hour .Invalid Car !'-ervice
s
1
71.1111111811111MOIMOOMMallialla4
the.famons nay Lord Nelson.-
ROO . Brociar -English %China,
which has just 4erlyed at Smith's ,
Art Store-Tliey.thaee thee:hive-
hest English Dinuer-Setieatsttele
low praetI1eoPen .sock -get
Dliiiiete‘SeteeTott-
have been lerelegsing YOursolf
itOei is the ti -me..
SMITH'S ART & GifT STORE-
'. East St. Phone 198 ,
° The Home of English China
lunch' was served by the hostesses, Mrs.
IL Ce.Wilsea-, Airs. A. J. Ferguson and
Mrs...F. Ross.
• We have recently. ingtalled s a new
King Motor' Tune-np machine: We in-
vite you to bring your car in fee a free
test. HARVEY BAXIIER,.. AtC11.0±,.N
LINInELD, SHELL•SERVICE STA-
TION, Itingstop. Street. • 11-12
coy Even;
Prices.
a
CATCH.
STRAW OR RASP 32•oz.
Tee 25e
COLOUR AND '', PECTIN —
CLOVERLEAF 910 - q7p
TIN TIN • %••,
• kmBys 12 oz e 27c
.MOTHER
PARKER'S r.
Yellow La,bel
Th. 32e
rearaissewwwwwwooll
Lge.
CHIPSO• 2 pkgs. 17c pkg. 2Qc
MAGIC Baking Powder .Tin 28e
__Wash and Carry)
OATS Ogilvies
()glides' Blended
rLAKES •
Woodbury's Faeial
.„
SOAP "
,dergeti's Carbolic
Peaches
"NS 25c
BARO Cleanser
CroSse & Blackwell
DAT ,& NUT BREAD
Whiz
SPAGHETTI .
Heinz
• CHILI SAUCE.
pkg. 19c
'2 Cakes 15c
Cakes_14e..•
• 2 Tins 25c
2 Tins 29c
2:16 oz. Tins 290
25e
P Coffee
Vigorous & Minty
-00.KARlib
• Bag :•••PENI,e
Milil & Mellow
O'CLOCK. ' 14bBag.
• .
itieh--&-r411 Bodied_ _
RED CIRCLE 14b.40,o
Bag
P BREIt
-sLiJED,: or UNSLICED
'PAGE WHITE
*BOLE AVIIEAT
CRACRED!WIINAT
2 ,,,...
2.i. 1
WRAP.'
LOAVES
/ONA PZA$
Sinnyfield.pASTRY loLdUR '24 Bag 58e,--4 lb. Bag 130
,
No. 2 Tins 190
ROYAL .aoustitoLD FILO
2.4b. .7.1b 24 A.
Bags I w Bag. &Iv •‘-,13;igb° uiv
•
FIRLTIT:5 AND VEG4TA13LES
CARROTS Calif. Otiginal Bunches ' 1-1 2 for lio
GRAPEIMUIT Texas Marsh Seedleso '2 for110
SPINACH ° Curly iteif • lbs., for 1.5e
OZLXRY a:CARTS Ori* and' 'Tasty* • for lio
SELF-SERVIC STORES
•A, rummage eale will be held .041
April Oth, .in Masli.ey WU lender the
anepices of the W.A. of Victoria, etreet
church. Sale startle at 1 04044
Vor a °good. spring tenie take Kipers
Herb "I'ablets, $old by OAMPliErl4.115
DRUG' ki..TOIttl. • • -13
4
' Tie Nurses' Alumnae will hold their
regular meeting at tile.110603' residence\
on leralay, April iitle at 3 p.M.
The leadieee Aid of Zhen church end
ited Croes or "I'ayloris Coiner will meet
at the home oe Mrs, A. iloimee' on
Wednesdey. April erd, at 2 pan.' The
assistant nostesses are Mrs. D. A. Stirs
Ines and Mrs. J. Wateon. The toll call
wilt be answered by theeScriptueal ewe
of tile Word "Water."•
.0Wing to the °Inelemene weather the
date of. the sale of. Johns Yuill, lot 10,
concession, 0, Goclertch township,' Ints,
beenehanged from. alaecli 22ud to
Monday, APril Commencing' et 1
gUISIDItle ‘.SON, -4 Anctienteeres-
• s -13
On April 18th the Arthur Clecle
Itnox Presbyterian, church Will, Pre-'
sent the fannies the, Meech** Copeland,
Scotland's naost. vereatile entertainer,
and. Kenneth Duff, • 'brilliant London
„ *
°Spring. rnIllInery In newest styles
ealedeecolorsreelleeepatteaneleePeP
•
priced hats, MISS° et. It. MadVieeem,
reingetemetreet, Bedford bleck. 13x.
The Easter thank-offeerlog meeting of
the, W.M.Ss of • North street Uted
chureh wjll be eeld on elondey, Aprl
ist, at' 3. p.m, ••
The Women's Institute will meet at
MacKay Hall. on Thursday next, April
4111, at 3, o'clock.'
• -kIDNDYS•.ARIel CLEANSED and hi-
.
viierated by using ReMecepe. At
regular'entereals; us ee Itaffeacaps • for
your health's sake.- ----CAMPBEIJIIS.
DRUG STORE. • 18-49-25
ntain ecretervtce
• _
- - _
War Office counteesespiona.ge section.
She joined the suspect Frielide of the
Soviet Union; gained the confidence of
the Spy ringleader, end led him along
until_she kneve the whole.organizeteorr.
To clinch the proof, she everehlredethe.
apartmentwhere the piens supplied...0
-traitors - in Woolvvien Arsenal were
copied. At the right moment all the
conspirators ‘were arrested And the
TO, Ta9St 'people the British secret-
,
service mansis a -creature bizarre fic-
tion. E, Oppenheim and a hest
of „other mystifier% -hate endowed* him
with °superhuman powers. Aetueliy,
the British Government's intelligence
services ' have, few suela. officers. True;
they have ,produced extraorclinarY men
like ColoueI Lawrence of. Arabia, Ad-
miral Sir Iteginald Bell -the naval In
steillgensrecenius-otetheelastewar-and
others who never tell :svhy they wear
the King's highest decorations and
never break into print, But moet of
them are just plain, unimaginetive Bri-
tons •who •work Without glory or ro-
inanee to .keep the Empire's fingers on
the nerve centres of the world. . .
There is no British "secret seririce"
as such, - There are seven-ofe them. The
Foreign; Office, the War Office, the Ad-
•iniralty, the Air Ministry, the ,Bosied
of Trade, the Oolonial Office ;and the
Home ..Office each ,has an: intelligence
department of. its .own. Unlikee=the•
centralized , German "Geheimdienst,"
coverhig all:branches a eepienage and• lug a -letter. box '-a central office
counter espionage the British services agent, under rigid discipliner - learns -
through ',which.. reports went t6 and
are not Well 'co-ordinated. . . . To bleu everything -a spy should know, from
picking from Berlin -Special Intelligence Was
of the Ohareherleen school this spying recognizing ship silhouettes: to able to nail .11, dOZeli of Admiral. Can -
business is -still very shady'. and de- locks.. But Britistreintelligenee men a
ris'. best en They had been watched.
finitely net. cricket. •As a result,- much, yarn fts they go ' from siraple jobs to for some • tune before .war began, and
valuable information- from agents lo mete exacting assignmente. Appoint- scared off. whenever they got too close,
the field npver.'gets to the Tightplacee molts to the services are not -widely to a vital secret On September 2 they
The Foreign Office Intelligence De. sought, The pails not attractive -no suddenly were arrested, much toiller-
.partmentis probably the most efficient More than the regular 'civil service lin'e surprise; • '
of the seven secret services, ess men scale -and the life .of an agent is not Naval Intelligenee ebas been having
are sent out where and 'when the regui
lar accredited British diploinaee on
'no longer function. The chief° is tgen-
erally- the Permanent Under-Secretary
••
State; at present Sir Aleva.ader
Cadegan. This spare, keen -eyed; Soft-
• spokehf -cultivated- wrist -leerier -ening °ea -
Machine a great power. •,In his hands
• i$ the, secret fund of the Foreign Office.
Fust how. much flows through his
agents to, foreign government officials
in bribes and Seipport is kmow.n to only
two or three men, bnt the stui. is knewn
to rib into rainy, millions of poundi a
year. -If Pilifie MiniSterOliaiiiber
had trusted. Oadogan mori,and his own
• braineruete -of dilletantes le* the
eveets. of the last-) few' year, particul-
arly the debacle atMunich, might have
shaped ,differeetlys,
The Foreign -Office intelligence -corps,
sratillearidesselece-ekieisteofeiteenien •
re ehosen from the foreign service it -
elf for Skill in ferreting out Informa-
tion and handling diffituit situdtions:
But some , of the most seabed are
Private leekeedise OpecialistseCalted on
*when needge, iCkenerally• they are
'wealthy men., In...important nositiOns.
'Intelligenee rchiefe discover them In
and via the elaborate Under-
eir elubS. and among ,their business
ground -railway systeni main -
friends, and appeal to their patelOtisin
and love of adventure. Few refuse to
serve. e , Intelligence departraente em-
ploy woinen only when absolutely nec-
essary. Miss X, who - uncovered the
Russian spy ring in England in Febru-
ary, 1988, has been tiniqUe. The trim'
thirty-year-old blonde did a remarkable
\ job at the request of a friend in the.
For Results A
FOR MIS
POR SALC.---APPLEti---DA.14DWINS, -
'''' Sterke, Salontee tied other, ill first.;
$2,00; 1 . bushel ei0e. , FRANK Ila
class emedition; sprayed; 6 bushels ApiTly'41:11e44,AgioniZellivoelres ; neav 'Hoare. 41
ENT.-',A,PARTNiES-TS ; ALL NOTICE.
. , _ —
12tf The iLlattle, farm implements, cement
contraetor's suppliee and equiPment of
-
YOUNG, itit. No. 5, Goderielt, Phone
• ' 120. Frank Bell, ineolvent, will be offered
Carlow 206.
APPLI0,4.TIONS WANTED by auction at the sale of liar. John A.
- ICOUOIIES ; stroller, also eelei APPLICATIONS. :W.ANTED. Yuill, Lot 10, Concession 0,, Godexieh
poi, t, MIA ---TWO USED STUDIO
leather eoueh. DR011'IlEY'S FURNI-
ea Applications will be reeeiied by tbe Et°::te.srli.i1)' on
. ___ „
F. W: (MADMAN, Ofileial Receiver,
Monday, APril 1st, 1040.
underSignedoup to April 8th, 1tI40, or
TUBE MOUE.
operating. the Munigipality's power
grader at a salary of twenty-five cents
Iler hOur.
TO RENT
THURSDAY, MAUCH 260, 1040
NOTICN
1:X UST 01,` OPPORTUNITIES
to nuke likoney YOUr own bone.
Write B. ISIARC118U, 437 Notre INtrue
44t, West, --Montreal, Que. 1244
DIED
HUNTER., ---In Colborne township, en
'Wednesday, March 27111y, Elsie Link -
later; wife Of Irvin Ilunters
The funeral Will .tttke place front her
late residence, Blue ,Water highway, -
'Saturday, March alath, at 2 p.m. Inters
raentein eenietery„,
ROBERTSON,-elil Colborne tevenship,
. on Friday, March. 220, Charles A.
Robertson, M.L.A., in his 05tir year.
DURNIN PHILLIPS,
• Imcknow, P.A. No. 2
718 •Clerk Wat Wawanosh TAT.
• WANTEI,
RESSMAXING. - PLAIN .4,,N D
•raney Sewing. Apply MISS RICH.
ARDS, No, 7 Bruce St. 1210
ADVERTISER•BAS „sonny BIW- OUN
,
desires' -work,
' - 1Y. Phone 562, Goderiele. '• 13x
Toronto, ,Iklareh. 20, 1940. —
.The Goderieh Signal -Star„ WAISTTED. FOR, GENERAI4
,Goderich, Ontario.
,Gentlemen, -It gives us much -plea-
sure to inform You • that our eales of
"Salado." tea Goderich for 1939
showed A substantial increase Over the
previbus-year. • -
As you undolibt,edly realize 'from the
Space we buy in The SignalJStax, :we
regard newspaperseasea fundamental
medium to.r advertisling "Reedit" tea,
and we are glad to a.ckneWledge the
contrilnition of your paper to OUT Slle-
tess of last year. °
•
Please accept our thanks for .your
kind .co-operation. , .
• ° Yours very trulY,
BALADA_TPA...00MPAN't ON
ADA, Lrmatm; ,
Per 0. Hodgkins.
,
Office remembered seeing him Years be-
fore 'behind a desk at kleetepo head-
quartere in Berlin. His whole career,
, concentration camp and all, had, been
'planned by the Geherindienst. Inetancee
have been, revealed Where, bena fide
refugees were forced to join esrpion-
age Work by threets of reprisal 'roe re-.
&dyes and friends left in Germany.
A lot of information on-BrItish'..troop
movements, preParations and plans has
leaked to Berlin, shut the:big German
espionage organization was knocked
into a ,cocked hat last September, jaet
as its predeceseer was In Analist. 1914-
.eeereteota newe,14,IncieeasteaLeeneseens, The Germans are incorrieilelee creatures
saved for-Britem. „ • . "ft— ' •
" Regular, full-time agetits of the
telligence service are -of -all 17Pes.1 1
Naval Intelligence they are, ordnance,
supply and operations officers'. In the
Board of Trade 'ID, they ate seatistic-,
tans and experienced traders. They
vary from athletic youngsters to old
gentlemen in wheel chairs. :Unlike the
German arid Preneh agents, they -re-
ceive no formai training in the spy
htesineSes The Somewhat sinister- pair
who command Hitler's "Gebehndienst"
Canarls and assistant Ges-
tapo .chtet ReinVardt Heydrich-have
started a S'elool in *Berlin wilere, the
o ha and sys eta. Where the Brl;
tish send one or two highly btelligent,
exPerienced. spies, , with instructions to
use their own -imagination and initia-
tive, Berlin clisPatches. a dozen rigidly
disciplined agents . under, a ehlef-
thormigh workers, WE generally cluinsy
and with:out imagination, , In 1914, the.
War 'Office, niiiped off the two leader
of the Jmperial German_ Geheinidienat
in, England, who lied been suspected
anti watched for yeae_withetit their
knowledge, euid- the Whole 'German
eepionage was paralyzed in England
for the °duration of the war. Much the
'same -happenecl,last autumn. By And -
1••••••••••••11.110•.11111114,
NOTION TO DEBTORS
VIM TO DP
•
All persons ,owing the late .Tosepli•
Bropbey rany ,eutstanding a(Counts are
eci4teundersigned t°onPar thbeefour:tbileutTShif4ieththe
of l!larch, 1940. The undersigned hee-
by gives notice that the, Undertaidng
Business formerlY"Onerated, 1)3!' her late
husband, !Yost* Erophey, has now_bgeg.
Purchaeed by Mr. Floyd Lodge and that
she has ,i10 farther Interest in the Same:
All accounts incurred prior to lattrelll
9th, 1940, are to be paid to hr. ,
Dated at Goderich this Twelfth da*
housework; •neust sleep home at et isearek 19o.
MARGAIRET ELIA
' -13
11-13 • " •,Gt•olitleerbicebcisoturLaetr,10.
nights. Write P.O, BOX 527, Goderieh.
ANTED. --BOARDERS, MARRIED
evouplespeeferredeecentrally-40eatede
Write BOX 20, .SPeiNAL-STAIt' 00-
PIOE. 13x
IKAIIN DOUBLE FOR YOUR . Er -
FORTS I. Easy, interesting work in
a district elteeen by. .yee. Products
well known througnout -Canada-Sures
sellers' all. GET ISTARTED AT O0CE1
I3y RETURN 1111AIL drop a line to
THE FArMILEX PRODUCTS COM-
PANY, 570 .St. ClementIMontreal. -13
WANTED. -TO 33UY OLD HORSEa
and, dal "cattle; must be suitable
for mink feed; -removed promptiye
FRED GILBERT,. lt,It. 2, Bayieeele
Phone 60,8 r 22, Oliaton.- Calls paid -
for, 18-tt.
to spend a: couple of Weeks With her
Maher, MTS. Wilson, who had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her arm,
Mr Cecil Pollock is assisting -111r. Jim
McIntyre ofsCarlow,- who is moving° to
Nile.
Mr. Ralph. Foster motored to Sarnia
on Thursday last. Ale; and Mrs. Clay-
ton Foster returned with him and are
-visitbeg, with relatives and friends;
• 'Mrs., OakleyofVoronto, is staying
tk her „eistee lgrs.„W M..nFeeter, for
n few -days.
Mr. Bobby Waterhouse of Toronto is
staying with Mrs. A: Gordon.: • , •
GRAND NEW ,RECIPE
Coconut Mist Cake
Three cups sifted cake flour; 2 tea:
.spoons detel5lesaeting baking powder,
• teaspoon salt; 1 cup butter or other.
shortening; 1 10. (31/2 cups Confection-
ers' sugar, ; 4 egg yolks, well beaten; I
cup milk; I teaspoon vanilla ; 1 cup
shredded eoconut ; 4 egg white‘stiffly
. . .
beSatifetil'fiou'r once, measure, athi baking
gi
powder and salt,'and sift togetherthree
times, Cream butter thoroughly,. add
sugar gradually, and cream .together
until light and dully. Add egg yOlks
and beat well.. Add- flour, alternetely-
with melk,' a small. amoueat at a time,
beating after le eaeli addition. until
'smooth, add,ianelitt and eoconut Vold
in egg whites. quickly and thereughly.
Bake in three greased 94nch. layer pans
., a rough faissage. . In 1914; it had the in __model:ate , oven (375 deerees F.) 25,
enjoyable. He must live a lonely life,
every moment. Not until: a long period
without real. friends his mind alert extraordinary luck of obtaining a Ger- to '30. -1119114es'l&reoards',2d314,!'rerrioalla
mail -naval. code'ebook--found in the Feerees,Ig between
podeet of a drowned signal officer on ''"•11' e `wl$hrIdd,esel"Ceoe'zinAt see
of 'apprenticeship is passed is the agent n. 4
given jobs suth as espionage inside the cruiser Magdebere, vvhich ran
Gernia.ny. - , ' aground on the Aland- Islands. For al- •
Tile 'Mar Office Intelligence Depart- Most tvvo: years- the 0 -Omens -Used that s.
ment is the eargest A whole wing of same code. Admiral •
Raeder. is more
the rambling War Office bunging is its _
circumspect than his predecessors 'bow-
-. , 4-' ever, and the officers svb.o work in front'
head.quarters,. where. no stranger m -v,
enter without et *speelal pass and a. Of the big .eharts in. -the Wae Room of
brass4buttoned guide. It directs not ,the 13ritish A.cleniralty are not so 'well
only the regular intellfg,ence,•oificers i•n su• pplied with citi• es. So tight is .the
the •British Army all over the Empire, ,
,_,. German counter -espionage net around
but also-h#"111-ininW"e-gPeeliti--'31- -Kiel, Wilheliiihaven and oteer navg
telligence Section . whieh controls mill- war bases, that even •the A.dmiralty's,
tary espionage throughout' the World, agents Slave found it -difficult toelo any
and Counter -espionage in' all British° effective work there. And profiting
possesefons. . Somewhere on the top from experience, the German cottunand
floor of this rabbit warren lira the cbangessoodes frequently. The Admire
'AChief of 'Special Irdelligenee, known alty'e decoding section is faraous for
()illy ,tO,,,ht0Annediate assjstants, to the its speed and accuracy In cryptography,'
top men in -the War, Office and -to the At the beginning d the AA* were Ads
Prime Minister. The private -stall-Way. .miral " Sit Reginald Hall .fotind, therie
is guarded by offclais who, let, no bile were hitt enougb cryptographers to do
pass vvho is not on ate high staff, .and the job Whieh, suddenly ewamped the
even. these wetelidogs 'could not pick
out the Chief filth -self: _7r-Prd Ids- Office Audilnaseitttiaralt,y. Descending, on the British
go the, crack meie of the. service; equip- , he -dragged frightened' Sit --
:pod with false passports, it..a.0 $3,forman. vante out from dusty nooke and crane
nies. If they- could decipher hierogly.
WJ.V 44e Phics, they xectild break codes: They
toillS. These ekperts MUst w.atch con- did so well that•it. seemed like sorcery.
tinumisly for false rumors, aud for These obscure talente.baydeag_aite been
ds- drafted rento _service- -- -- _
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tineersigned Clerk, Until 12 evlock
noon, Tuesday, ,A.prii 2nd,1940, fel-wir-
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undersigned Clerk, Untiln o'clock noon,
,Taesday, April 2nd, 1940, for eupplying,
3000 cubic Yards of ceushed gravel, 1- ,
inch -screen, and delivering same on
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'plans ptirpeeelY Plityedrilitestheir-lian It was mainly Board of rade agents
hy fdreign secret serviees.4 The, ger-
man Gehelmdienst let' it leak out, for
example, that a 'certain sector of the
West Wall was not yet completely
,eelliPPed With artillegY, hoping that the
Allies would attack at that point But
another' British agent repotted that
krttpp, had _sent a large-exitimber of
,poWeeful guns to that yery, seetoe. It
was 'Up to Special Intelligence to -etiti
.olit Which story was t orteet and inform
• Tioid Gort, commander in chief 'of Bril
tab's forces in Maned. Thousands of
lilies depended oe theep,cciiraey, Of that
eeport. ' 7 ..•
The co -Miter -espionage 'diviSiim,- of
•Special iiitelligenee has 0 brilliant re -
nutation, These. men -some ..400 of
them-eeprotect the British leles against
foreign agents and •the sabotage , of
munitions plants, railroads, and other
vulnerable points of . 13ritaines indus-
tries,. They week closely with Scotland
Yard detectives -M peace time the. In-
telligenee Department of the Home
Office. A special branch of, Scotland
'Yard is trained' to deal with foreigners
and to know intimately die foreign
• colonies of London *did the other manu-
facturing centres, always hotbeile of
intrigue and e,spiona'ge. A new problem
in this war is the refugee. Thousands
,liave streamed la from Germany,
Atietria, .and Czechoslovakia, with ere-
dentials that' are hard to cheek.* One
Geri -nen munitions eepert, peeing aa a
refugee, wag able to -worm his 'way 1 ellIEPPAIIDTON, Mar. 26.
into the, confidence of the War' Office. eounnunity extends seinpathY-to -Mrs.'
Ile had proof that he had .been in the JVzn. Foster, :Margaret, Marion And
leueliatt concentratioit camp, had tu2 lletty,n--,-the loss Of a husband and
fered beatings and other hardships and father. * ,
Axially had eseaped. It was by sheer Rev. J. Watton of Merlin is visiting
aeeident that he was discovered; an in the ' eoramunity.
es,journalist Meeting him at the War Mre. 1'O111 Bogle has gone to MitilanCl
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who 'made it popeibIe for 1110 Ministry
of Econentic Warfare to. ler itieh
strangling net around Geentany. ' For
.two- years they ...had been treeing the
channels of German.trade with neutrals7
and °preparing Nails *that were' to
strangle it •, •
The Colonial Officers IntelligenceSet-
yrce saved Britain from serious trouble
in Africa. alaroifiri 'the Lague for
Colonial Develop:tie-et in Berlin, the
Nazis had been conducting a. tremend-
ous drive throughout the fernier ,Ger.
man colonies. Arnie'. and .ammuidtion
were smuggled in - and distributed
among pro -German sympathizers,in
preparation for a rising -at` the Out-
brettic of war. German 'eaters were
seret to train Secret •formations:But
en agent a the COlonial Office's
ligence had • made uneetteing rounds'
tine:suet jungle and veldt efeitil he had
the whole Nazi set-up in hand. Arrests
followed, and when September came
South Africa was safe for England. •
Atul so they, go on, 11100 lonely Men,
lighting siegiebanded Against tremend-
ous „odds -always -just a step Troia the
bullet or the firing mritul,
know)" and unsung, holding together
the world's. greatest einnice,
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