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COLUMBIA, s. c. Co - Prof.
H. w. Baumgardner of the De-
partment of Psychology may sue
coed the late DR.. E. H. McGill as
president of Allen University, it
was mentioned in educational cir
cles this week. DR.. McGill died
suddenly in Baltimore, and was
funeralized from the college chap
ell last Friday.
NEW YORK Co Lily Pons,
the opera star, pinned a red a
chievement honorable mention)
ribbon on Bernice Calvin, IA, a
Brooklyn College student, at the
final concert of the Philharmonic
Symphony Society of New York
at Carnegie Hall on Saturday
morning, March Is, as Ernest
Uncle Ernest" Schelling, conduct
or, looked on. The award was
made for notes taken on the con-
cert series for young people, the
sixteenth season Of which has just
closed. Philippa Schuyler, Z, was
given medal, along with Mildred
Levy, IA, and Louis Peloubet, IL,
both white. The work of Dolores
Calvin. younger sister of Bernice,
was praised by Uncle Ernest" ov-
er the Mutual Network through
WOR, over which the exercises
were broadcast. Bernice and Phil
ippa were the only colored Children
receiving awards.
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MARTIN FREES 2 FORMER POLICE
M|1ifil.!!!..!!

WASHINGTON, d. c. - Mar
ian Anderson, the internationally
famous singer who has been dem
led the use of both the OARS
Constitution Hall and the (white)
Central High School auditorium
here for a scheduled concert April
8, viii sing in the Nations capital
on schedule and under auspices ne
yer enjoyed before by singer of
any race.
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A coliseum seating $500 at the
California Worlds Fair will be
used for livestock shows and in
door sports such as polo, soccer,
and box lacrosse.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Back
ing up their unanimous approval
with an initial cash contribution of
$500 to campaign war chest, the
Alabama state Teachers Associa-
ton in session here Saturday,
March 25, voted full support for a
fight to equalize the salaries of
Negro and white teachers in the
state.
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Tune IN every Thursday,
Enterprise all Negro program
$3.50 p. M, KEEN, 1870 K.C.
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of New York City; Herman Green
as Ko 10.
The unprecedented demand for
tickets for "The Swing Mikado"
has given jobs to two additional
telephone operators, assigned to
the New Yorker theatre to handle
the flood of calls requesting tick
cts.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-04-07

NEW YORK - According to re-
turns reported by the NAACP.
thirty-six Representatives and Sc
ven Senators have indicated that
they will vote against S. $50 bill
for the relief of Benjamin H. Sou
thern, dishonorably discharged
World War veteran.
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Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, first
lady of the land, was among the
notables attending the gala pre-
miere of 'eThe Swing MiIxado" at
the New Yorker theatre In New
York City on Wednesday night.
Shown in the photo are, left to
right: Florence Kerr, Assistant
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Sunrise Services Herald Easter; -.."-.,.
City TOAtte11d Early Worship
HE is RISEN

On grand and glorious Easter
over two thousand years ago. man.
!: !: !. ] |. !. !. !. !.
kind was saved by the risen Christ. vcuuxv
The Prince of Peace Savior of Man Se$
kind, who died that we might have fEQ
life everlasting and have it more EWEST
abundantly, arose from the dead e
proving victory death. AS bene- XNWM
ficaries of that supreme sacrifice, E&&N
each year we celebrate the event of ~
the Lords resurrection, often deny : @
ing ourselves and doing penitence for ktAEAtAA
forty days preceding Easter, then,
when the spell of humility and bro
thery love is broken by the glad dings that He is Rs
en-, men and nations drop back to their worldly orbits
What pity His precious gift only appears to influence
seasonally
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WASHINGTON, II. 4. - REPRE-
sentative James P. McGranery
Cd. Pa announced here today
that he intends to introduce re-
solution in the House demanding
an investigation into the District
of Columbia school boards refusal
to allow Marian Anderson to sing
in the auditorium of (white) Gen.
trail High School here. Miss An
derson's Philadelphia home Is in
McGranery's district.
NEW YORK Forty-three Con-
gressmen are believed to have
signed Representative Joseph Ga
vagan's discharge petition, to have
his Anticipating Bill CHR. BOD
taken out of the hands of the
Rules Committee and brought be-
fore the House for a vote, NAACP
officials announced here today.
The New York Representatives.
own name appears first on the pc
tition. Representative Arthur W.
Mitchell ID. Ill.) is reported to
have been the second person to
sign. Representative Raymond Nc
Keough ID. ND is the third sigma
ture and Representative Martin
Kennedy Cd. N.Y. fourth.
Gavagan Cd. N.Y. laid the pc
tition on the Speakers desk Wed
nesday, March 20. 1t will be nec-
essary for 21s Congressman tc
sign the petition before it can be
acted upon, and subsequently
brought to the floor of the House
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Dcmtihe Kaiicr!

IS 1T ldn1lt befannt, Dab 0ds oelit'
ite gsort .aaiier" bon Dem Iatein.
iidben rgaeiar" abeeleitet lit. Gas
2atein Ser Aomer fannte nGmIih oen
llm.nllt ltidt, baber iprahen iie oas
@enn niht, tpie es iih sic Gelithen
ialiDlih nneetpobnf baben, als ,,3G.
iar" ionoern ,aaeiar", aIio rein
pbonetiih, aus. Goelar, felt 6. ssu.
lius Goeiar Sctapianus 3itcl Ses
geherribers bes roniihen Meid)cs,
entitano aus Dem roniiden 1an,i,
lienanmen rGoeIat", Der su einer
gc5eifn,ne ser bohiten 8iiroe beg
Sne ,bers Der Staatsgepalt fuuroe.
0cncben lparen bie 9itel Mueuit l,nS
Smperator gebrduhlid1. Die rontiic5e
aaleraewalt NOR eine ltmlmid)rdnf,
te &trrihergelpalt, obne an llno fir
lid crblid, su iein. Set Ser Teiluna
bes &eihes burh Sbeoopflis 5. 8r.
(395 H. Gbr.) tpurbe stpilhen oft.
lno ueitromiifem Meih unterld,ies
oen. inoem bon helien beioen S06nei,
Ircabius aaiier ocs Sitcns unS
Solo-ills aaiier oes Wcitens ipuroc.
9sad Sem Stl,rae oes iueiteuropGiih.
Ell Steihes burh germaniihe Tolfer-
'haitpn inter Stoafer (476) betrod,.
teten lih Die pitromiid)en aaiier olS
Die afleiniaen 1rdaer ser romiihen
Weltmonarcbie. Snoem Sic romiiher
8iihGie, bie bon Sen oltromiiher
9ailern Ben notieen Sd)us nirt
mebr ertpartetcn. Sen ,sronfenfoni.
gen fie shusberridoit (Hotrisitat)
iiber Nom lnlo iiber Sic romiihc
Stride iibertr,lsen, id,uien lie Sic
Gorcnslebllng fiir Die Griperbung
ser ioeitroniichen aaierpiiroe burfi
sic Sranfenfonise. Taplt Geo 3.
fr0r'e 'hlicblid) nlh ont %. Oe;.
800 Garl oent @roben III alIer tSornt
Sunt roniihen &aiier. @leihipub(
mo, oies Gaiicrtllm bon ourhaus
aerroniihem Gbara.t fer. Gas vbcili.
| ge ,omiihe Heih bertiher Station"
nabm Die Soee ser ronliihen @elt.
monarhie in Oem Sinne nieber al,f,
oab Ser Gaiier bas ipeltlihe Cher.
baupt ber eciamten Ghriitenbeit ie,r
.tno als ioldes bie bofIte Sd)lisee.
tpait iiher bie romild,e Stride ats
iibsn iollte. Tieics abenol1n6iite
0aiiertum itanb inter aaiier Seirs
rid, 3. aus Dem ialiihen (irdnfiIhen)
s ars allf Dem Sobepunft Ser Ntaft,
az nit Teutihlono Oie aonigreid)e
9Lrcunb unb Stalien pereiniat ipa-
rrn ..no ser roniihe Eapit iih Der
faiierlifen 0iad,t llntcroronets.
slber idon unter Seinrih d., Der in
Eapit 8reaor 7. Den geiGbrlid,iten
0eenrr uno Gorf1mpier ser p1pit.
lihen Graroaatipe iano. trat BERLIN.
ihruna gum 9sahteil Ser &aiier ein
Stctl oen Sdliperplnft ibrer Mad,t
in Se,ltlhlanb 81 iuhen, opicrten lie
auf ihren Niomer5iigen lrnb in eb
aGmpien nit bem Napittlm ibre
beiten &rGite, n1brcnb baheim ibr
slnisben als oeutlhe Gonig mcbr unS
me5' ianf. lin 10 mcbr crItarfte Die
9taht ser ,Siiriten ilno Ierritorial'
berren, Die lid idlieBlidb su eincr
pirf!:hen Sanoesoberbeit umaeital.
tete. (3erriittlins 9eutidlanos).
Seu Marilnilian I. Q5OS)' iiibrten
bie S>lltihen ,aoni5e ben aailertite!
oud) obnc aronune burf, ben Yaplt
aa.l 5. mar Der leste aaiier, her
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1terainerj,aeenS in Il. =.
erelGrt iih eeeen pelei,

gteparf, &c. 5. Cine 3eioIlieion.
in Der nusaefiihrt miro, onb bie ufrai.
niihe Slteeno in slmerifa nid)t nit
Sen Hplen ipmpatbiiiert, tpeile oieis
Observation-Disclosures geeoo
Die .,frainiife 0iinOerbeit getroffes
batten, iuuroe bon ser ltfrainfan
Yoi,tb Seaeue Of 9tortb slmerica
angorommen. Ser Gerbano idlob
bier einen breitdsieen aonpent nb.
on Dem etipo 500 9clegoten aus al.
len Teilen slmerifas teilnabmen.
Gine sipcite 1ciclution ioroert 1rGii.
bent &opiepclt auf, itrifte Neurdli.
tat al tpnhren,
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(t53Wpom Napit, aber nid]t in &om
ion5ern in Bologna, gefront poroen
it, Seitbem bos aaiicrtum utter ben
Soberitauien Dem Yapittltm untets
lag iii Die 9eSeifn,tng Safer i'm
neierilitben elm oem beutid)en aonif
;uitepenber ltno in icoem ein,elneR
Sole ollrd, Die aronung ermcrbeneS
Si.el eetpelen.
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Deutscher KurZwellen-
Sender

. :oU Nletne H0n6erflfltn0e
I5:45 Nahrihten II. Blrtihaftsoienit
|6:15 aolniih @aiier
7:30 Oeutihlanoedo
I7:45 3eitunesIdau
1900 @ohrihten II. Wirtihaftsbienit
$50 ltnterbaltunesfon3ert
900 Na9oenflihes 4,
I9:15 Meiiterfonaert
ItO:t5 Nahrihten
10:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
1onnerseas, II. September:
1850 Deutihes Yolfslieo
4:55 @as Der 1ag SEN Scorer brinat
500 aus 1000 Sabren oeutider
Dihtung
|6:15 aleines Igg Ser eroben Sci.
$3.50 Die oe,ttihe @emeinoe
5:45 Radridten II. 8irtidaftsoienii
1915 Sinfoniefon5ert
80 0eutihlanoedo
8 100 Nabrihten II. @irtihoftsoienll
$50 @ermanp By M8G
IS:45 l1nterbaltungsfon5ert
900 8eitunssidau
1915 SG,one @Iiinoe
1915 Nahrihten
I10:45 GriiBe an uniere Sorer
Treitas, %. September:
4:5O 9eutihes Golfslieo
4:55 Das ser Gag ben, Sorer bring;
500 slus oeutiher Geihihte
5:15 Bunte aIGnee
$50 Soloote1-Gameraoen
5:45 Nahritbter II. Birtidafts6ienii
I6:45 Iuiif bon groben Meiitern
7:30 1eutiflanbetho
I7:45 Marftberitht Ser ISOLDE
| $500 Hohrihten II. @irtifaftsbienit
$50 0eihte Muiif
100 Nus 1000 Sabren oeutiher
@eitidhte
9:4s bon 9eetboben
1915 Nahrihten
t0:45 @riiBe on uniere &6rer
Sunnabenb, %. September:
$50 9el,tibes BoIfsIieb
4:55 @as ser Gag Dem Scorer bring!
500 Toreamerifa
5:t5 glosmuiif
5:t5 2eit'friftenihau
5:45 Tahrihten II. @irtihoftsbienit
|6:t5 glosmuiif
1880 GertifIdnbeho
500 Nahrihten u. @irtiGaftsbienit
$40 @oIfsneiien
900 Sd oien'
9:t5 Sarsm1liif
|t0:1s Nahrif,ien
1O:45 8riiBe an rricre Sorer
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Summer sob(en. Die 3eitrnq fpiro
auf elmer so Meilcn ;sront perteilt,
nad,oem iie unl 2 llbr morsens fertis
aeorrdt lit. auh fabrbare 1ilnlpor.
iihr.Mpparate fommen 70 nab tpie
lnOalih at oie jront, Inn Die Soloa.
ten sn ,lnterbalten.
Sppeln, in pouiee Gunfelbeit ee.
tald't. bot einen nnbeimlihen Gin.
ori.d.
Die Mbbunflline lit 10 ppllitanoig,
nie Menid)enf,,nit oies nlr fertia.
brinaen farm. Morsens 1 llbr iub,
rem mir nod Ser polniihen BrenSe
ab. SD battc ,rein eriies Grlebnis.
mas arieg beoel,tet slui bem 55afei,
len langen Wes nat Sihenitohau
bemeate iih cine ungebeure aette bon
2aitlpagen, Siii,iersa,tos, bon
pfersen sesosenen Gropiantpasen,
slrbeltsoienitlern, Seeresinaeniellren
unb ,Slafabteilungen 9ie Sitarmee
lit 1qcm Inihein nod Gage Dor mel.
ner Anfunit an Die ;Srpnt eeSoeen.
Seoe einselne Bride, bon Der
oeutihen Srenje bis Sifenltcd,ai,
mar bon ben ,iriid,peihenben Golei
seritirt tporoen. Seeresinsenieilre
ballten besbalb. nit Der Silie bon
srbe tsoienitlern, raid, 8ebelisbriif'
ter. fiber bic unier @aaen nit Der
artisem 8rah fl,br. oab mir uns
iraatcn, Oh er 6as mobl ausbal:en
fonnie.
&eparatnrarbeiten i'm Banse
Siuh bic giienbobuif1ienen fparen
seiprengt tporoen. Sn einieen Sal.
len Wurben fertiee 8riiden auf Salt.
uagsn berbeioroert unb nieberseies!
in anberen Stablplatten iiber oit
ihIi:umiten Stellen seleet. 10 oai
Iluir boriiber binnepfommen fonnten
llebcraQ nuroen Telepbonleitlinaer
aeleat Wir iaben sroBe 2oher II
Der groe, no Artiqeriesei9oiie ein
igeSt,ldaen batten.
| Gabreno oos Seer unl,nterbroher
poritieb, ioben mir einen aetpaltia
mer @esenias: polniihe 3ipiliiter
fawen aus oem Often 5uriif uno gin
leen ,pieoer ipeitp1rts, nab6em BEL
0ompf bceroet un6 oas 3on6 i,
oeutihem geiis lit. 8ariiiBiee Grall
en- nit Sauglineen auf ibren 9iiiben
INIT elmer Sub binterberlauienb. alt
Manner nit ihrperen Yofcten. I'm
Die ein gettllf) eeihluneen tpar
Suneen rno M1bhen nit ibre,
SSabrrdoern, ibren Miipen oie ip6r
lide &abe, &anofarren. bic nit al
lerbano &auseerdten iiberlaoen tpe
rem aan3e Gamilien, Die ouf 5ube
tuerfen ourheinonoergei6iitt tpur
ben: >as mar elm Bib menidlide,
Glenrs, oas iib alif uns 5ubepeete
| a:r3 Dor grreif,en Der @ren;e Ia
ben mir ettpas poliiaoenortiges i
G,ttentaa nit Siohelbrabt. gtmI
110: sefonsene Yolen, 10 lteIlte iid
bercus, tuaren bier am Abeno Dor
Der aus periaieoenen 9eilen oa
aou:rfsone 5uiiammensebrodt NOR
ben nno mGbreno ,lnieres furse1
lMufen!boltes tpuroen iie in 8ruppe1
bon 200 Monn 5ur giienbobn ae
brcft, bie iie in berihiebene Snter
nieriingslneer bringen tpirb.
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OVO. - weue 4S.00 M 0VzV SsCS.
Mufaei&en DSG.
- eoffern Stonborb 8eH. -
Jreitas. Is. September:
ESQ Heutihes Yoltslieo
4:5S Mas Der Gag Sen Sorer brinoi
5:1s sdoIlpIatten
$3.50 Oie Oeutihe @emein6e
6:45 Nadrid,ten u. @irtidaftsoienii
6:t5 2eihte Dfuiif
1880 0eutihlanoeho
7:45 Marftberint Der 8o9e
8:15 Nahrihten
$3.50 Glaube uno sd6nbeit
S:45 &au4muftf
9:0C She Seeien 8omen's Club
9:15 MdrherfIanee
1918 Mahrihten
lO:45 @riibe an unfere 86res
Sonnabenb, Is. September:
l:50 Deutibes BoIfslieo
4:55 @riiBe an uniere &6rer
Sis glasmuiif
5:45 Wadrihten II. Mirtid)aftsbienit
Sis Club Of NotionS
6:45 glasmuiif
7:30 Deutidlanoeho
500 Nohritten u. WirtfHoftsoie..ii
$3.50 llnterbalr,lussfonaert
900 8tfienihaftlides
8:15 Sie &eimot eriibt
1915 Nohridten
lO:45 @riibe an unIerp $6rer
Sonnfas. II. September:
4:50 Geutides golfslieo
4:55 @as Der Gag Den Scorer brinst
500 alaniermuiif
5:15 sSrouen unb Mobel am 8ert
$50 8Iosmuiif
5:45 Nahrihten u. Wirtihaftsoienii
6:l5 0fuiif sur llnterbaltune
1880 GeutidlanoeHo
7:45 9eitfunf
500 Nohridten Ii. Wirtihoftsbienit
$40 l1nterbaItunesfonaert
800 Germany az pe iofp Il
9:15 Muiifoliide aleinfunit
10:15 Nnhrihten
10:45 @riibe an uniere &6rer
Ipntas, 1s. September:
4:50 Teutihes goIfsIiea
4:5S Bos Der Gag ben Sorer brtnst
500 8inberfunt
5:45 Nahrihten u. @irtihoits6ienit
7:30 Sporteho
500 Nahri9ten
$50 Geutide @ebr
$50 GbiIbarmoniihes aonsert
900 Gum Sonntae.Mbenb
9:15 l1nier sonntaasfou5ert
1915 Nohrihten
10:45 @riibe an nnfere &6rer
Sienstaa, 19. September: -.
$50 Deutihes BoIfslieo
4:55 @as Ser Gag ben Sorer brinat
500 Tamilie Griiblid,
5:15 aleine 8oIfsmiiiif
6:45 Nahrihten Ii. @irtihoftsbienit
6:t5 Sansmuiif
1880 DeutihIanbeho
500 Nahrihten Ii. Birtinaftsbienit
$50 2eitte Muiif
g: 100 rtnier oeutiher stuoiertlub
9:1o gunt iii Sie @eIt Der Sper
1915 gsohrihten
1O:45 @rii6e an uniere &6rer
Naittmodl, 20. September:
4:50 9eiitides EolfsIieb
'4::55 @as ber Gag oen Sorer brinei
5 100 Iolf une DerionIihfeit
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Dirlcntaten in 0eleft
,anH in, Reid fcit'
oettctttfttett

pe.'lir. Nahoem Sic polnild,e Mc.
aieruna ,rpei Miitalieoer Ser beut'
Ihen gotifaIt in @nrld,ou perbai.
tet bette, bat lih bie Sieid)sreglerlng
ae,wunaen seicben. sluei entiprehen'
Sc Ititglieber Ser polniihen 9ot'
moiltait in Berlin al Der bel,tlh. bar
iifrr 8renSe ali5ubolten, als iif
Der polniihe gptihaiter oipifi nit
SO Ntitelierern Ser gotibaft nod
aopenbaeen begab.
-O
- Gin irnoanfbarer Wlenih ;Gblt
nint als YtenIf!
-O
tf.N>..e 80 <ou NI1ok O,L~s
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@ilble6erne 6anSidluhe

lneroen fpie neu, tpenn man lie oui
folaenoe Mrt bebonoeIt: slus stpei
2iter yauem Waiier, flint @romm
Satmiafaeiit, flint @ramm Steorin.
81, uno einem fleinen Stiidhen Sooc
bers;tet man eine Gauge, in ser man
Ole Sonoidube obne slt reiben eera
flint Minllten burhfnetet. 60 lott
iih ei!t Der Shmlie, l,no mani fam
Die &anoihube MIN in elmer eleihen
9ol,e nit ettpas inebr SolntiofgeiIt
nod einmal briiden ,lno id)menfen
Biz iie pollfommen ial,ber iino. @ut
ausseoriidt, oamit iie nid)e mebr iebr
nab fino, lno in 6orm aeSosen, bdnat
man Tie suiammensefniipft iiber eine
Shnur uno lGbt lie am beitcn Dor
einem idattiaen sseniter bel Sueluit
trounen. 1urf cine iolhe 3eini.
9ling bleiben bic Sanoihube tpeid)
unb iHn1ieiam.
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@oafoffe

nerr lie cs pertraaen, leiht anfel,h.
ten. ionit troden, bon linfs NIT bel.
Bem Giien, oas aber l1iht iengen'
oarf biieeln. Jolten fonnen in frat.
tigeu @olitoffen aud, bon rebts iibe..
eine,n fcllhten 2uh nad)eebiiae!t
|ipe,Hen: oas Giien aber nid)t ftcllen-
iueiie felt altiiesen, ionit oriidt es iict
leid,l ourh. 0en Stoff gut abhamp.
fen Iaiien, 5. +. oes 3uh ioiort mad
Dem giiaeln abbeben, bamit Der
Tcmpf gut enttpeid,en fann. @Ian,.
iteasn l,no perplGttete Stellen ebenio
abSalpien; eritere oorber nit elmer
Salmiafloiuna ahreiben. Seiben.
|itoife uno 0l,nitieioe MIR nit mGbis
beipem Giien bon Iinfs obne cnsu,
ielld,ten biieeln. Gloqlles, gelpoIiclte
ODER itarf aefreppte @epebe oiirien
MIR aan5 leid,t unb troden bon linfs
iiberiiieclt neroen.
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- lln6onf lit Ser Welt 0chn!
Evening star., 1939-05-26

His teaching has been that of the
Carpenter of Gaulee who hung upon
the cross rather than compromise
principle of fellowship.
The difference between DR.. Ryan
and g. majority of his contempora-
ries has been that he has possessed
the courage to risk misunderstand-
ing rather than fail the opportuni-
ties which his natural instinct, his
training and experience have pro-
vided for him. He never has been
timid, never fearful of Illustration.
Armed with the truth, he has gone
among quarreling men and arbitrated
their differences. When there was
need for brave speaking, he has
spoken. His books have brought hope
to people weary of the seeming futil-
ity of reconciliation. He has been
and providentially long will continue
to be a great humanitarian in
world which desperately requires the
healing touch of love.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
japanese Pin Pricks

When Japanese marines landed at
Kulangsu on the island of Annoy
May II, it was suggested in Toxic
that the action might be the prelude
to the long awaited move to wipe
out the International Settlement at
Shanghai. The Kulangsu incident
manifested Japan's demands for
control of the municipal council at
that port. Though international in
terests there are trivial, American,
British and French warships pro-
ceeded to Annoy in protest and as
warning that any attempt to make
Kulangsu a precedent for Shanghai
would be forcibly resisted.
AS in the cases of the successive
seizures of Hainan and the Spratlv
Islands, both of which lie within the
strategic areas of Hongkong and
French Indo China, the affair at
Annoy was a palpable effort to see
just how far the japanese may safe
ly go in their zeal completely to DOM
mate the trade of South China and
Shanghai without incurring serious
western opposition. The latest man.
hesitation of this policy of pin pricks
is the halting within two days of two
foreign liners, the British Ranpura
and the French Aramis. Japanese
authorities alibi that the ships were
stopped and boarded because in the
past foreign-flag vessels were used
by Chinese for military operations
against Japan. This explanation ac-
companies a warning that all foreign
ships entering waters contiguous to
the China coast now run the risk of
stoppage and search.
There is the element Of grave con-
f1ict in such procedure. Britain is
traditionally jealous of interference
with her merchant flag on the high
seas. The London Admiralty, follow
ing foreign Office protest against
molestation of the Ranpura just out
side of Hongkong, rushed warships
to the spot where two japanese de-
stroyers had stopped the liner, caus-
ing them to leave forthwith. The
American liner President Coolidge is
due in the search zone" today. The
japanese at Shanghai do not indi-
cate whether it was planned to
board her.
Toxic Navyites say they are pro-
ceeding on the theory that necessity
knows no law. In Shanghai the ship
stopping is interpreted as a new eff
fort by Japan to gain belligerent
rights without declaring warm this
instance, the right of blockade. To-
kio during the past two years has
generally risked a brush with the
western powers when some new axis
provocation or aggression was peg
ging their attention In Europe. Are
the Far Eastern partners of Italy
and Germany gambling on another
hunch of that sort?
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Monsiqnor Ryan

The word liberal" has so many
and such divergent meanings that
1t ought not to be applied to Mon
signor John Augustine Ryan His
friends joining in the celebration of
his SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary
yesterday must have preferred a
more definite, a less adventurous
compliment for him. Perhaps the
best of all would be that of the title
he bears-the sacred and holy title
of priest and father in the church of
God.
But it is necessary to mention DR..
Ryan's services to the cause of hu-
man freedom. No appraisal of the
worth and value of his career could
be complete without the stipulation
that he has been a consistent and
tireless campaigner for justice in re-
lations between workers and en-
ployers. He has labored for an
induIrial democracy since his youth
in Minnesota, half a century ago.
Whether or not the inspiration
for his choice of economics and
sociology traces back to the pro-
nouncements of Pope Leo XIII may
not be now important. 1t is plain to
all who are privileged to know him
that he breaches the equitable,
kindly and merciful Gospel of Christ.