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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Kattn Gt,elattS Sic
S6iffsperlaite erieben?

Berlin. gon oe,tiher Seite iuiro
anf cine ihtper,piesenbe ssoIgetpirf.
ung Der engliihen Shiffsperluite
binsepieien. Die naf oen genauen,
namentlid) eefiibrten beutiden Mufs
itellungen bisber inseeiamt minbes
items $4,000 Sonnen betragen. Gs
banoelt iif INN bie 5raee bes griats
5es Der ausaefallenen Sanoelston,
mage 6,lrd, Hei,bau, Die nod bel1t,
ider aniidt ifon beute fir Die bri,
tiihe slomiralitGt gu elmer 2ebens.
frase setporoen lei. Dab man Die
geoeutl,ng bieier ssrage aud in gns,
lano niht iiberiiebt, aeist Die Tat.
iahe, bab Der grite 2oro Der Iomira.
lltdt, @inlton gburdiG, ben seiam.
ten Shiffsneubau iif peri0nlih I'M.
teriteat bat. Sn oeiltihen iadper.
itanoigen areiien iieft man aller.
oines Der @irfl,ns oieier Mabnabme
gelaiien entgegen, oa man iiber3euet
lit, oaB Die ensliihen @eriten nidt
in Ser Gage ieien, einen burhidnitts
liben 9aeesausfaa bon 8476 Cont
mem, tuie er iid segentpdrtis ettpa aus
ben Ssanuarperluiten ereibt. ourb
Neubal1ten a,.s5ugleiden. 0ubei lit
nod 5u beriitiidtisen, Dob infolse
Der ieit 1880 erioleten Stiaegung
3ablreider @crften Die Neubaufapi.
3itGt itarf perminoert tpurbe. @ei-
tere Sdtuierioeiten ereeben iid aus
Dem Wangel an gelernten Mrbeitern.
Ser burd Die 5ablreiben &riegsein.
3iebuneen beoingt lit uno ourf) Die
gelaitung Der @erften nit Reparas
trren an ariegs= uno 9anbelsid)iffen
nod empfinoli6 perld,drft miro. Man
erinnert auf oeutid,er Seite ooran.
oab Die britiide &anbelsflotte 3u
ariegsbeginn nur iiber 17.8 WiIio.
men 9onnen berfiiete eegen 1873
Miqionen Tonnen i'm Sabre 1914
aneeiidts Der 9atiade. bob bon ie.
nem Shiffsbeitanb runo Willion
9onnen bereits perienft iino llnb baf
nel,trale Sdiffe mn geeen Bar5ab'
lung aus ben geringen Debiienbeitdns
Den gefauft tperben fonnen, Die i'm
iibrigen infolge oes padien6en Mi.
iifos in INNER geringerer 9abl 5l,r
Berfiigune iteben, bleibt nah 6eut'
ider Mniidt Der Shiffsneubau fit
England Elm fdepieriees, ta,un ~
I0ien6es Yroblen1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
8eienSere 3enimS' Serntmlare fir Sic
Ginfemntenfraaen

getreffs Ser Ter,penoune Der ee.
n,uhten Nlngaben iiber ginfommen
berihtet oas 3eni -gureou foIeen-
oes:
~Oie 8eeierune lit nidt an Der
SGbe oes Girfon,mens elmer gin5eI.
perion it,tereiiiert. Sic min Die Tat.
beitdnoe betrsffs oroBerer @ruppen
bon 2obnempfdnsern feititeaen. Gum
@eiipieI, iie m0dte imltanoe iein, Der
Snolitrie iagen 5u fonnen, tpiepiel
Eerionen in Ser Staot Glepelano
ooer ireeno elmer anoeren Stabt, Elm
Sabrescinfommen bon $4,000 big
$4,000 haben Tics ipiirbe oergau.
inouitrte belien eenau 81 peranihla.
gen, ipiepiel Eerionen nit eeniieen.
Ser aauitraft porbanoen iino. gisen.
Niuier 5,l nieerisen Yreiien 5u ct.
iteben. auf bieie 8eiie fonnten sic
gauarbeiten itiml,liert iperben."
Gin anberer ipidtiger @runo fir
Sic Ginfommenfraae lit Die, ausfin.
big 81, MAIDEN, ,piepiele Yeripnen tell.
tpeiie beid)tiftiat iinb l,no llnteritiit.
5llng bebiirfen Iies fann nur burd)
oas Meiien oes ginfonlmens feitae.
Itellt neroen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

ne, Inn at beiraten: Seine 8erlobte
babe bereits aue nottpenbisen Bapie,
re beiorst. lno er braufe ,,ur nod
Die &eiratserlalbltis oes 9feeiments
mit5ubringen.
gei anoeren Senb,tneen tpiroer
Die solooten iiber oos @obIbefinoer
ibrer ,samilienaneeborieen. beion.
bers GItern, isranen ODER &inoer mad
&ranfbeiten. l,nterrihtet.
Sir hieien 0ienit iinb orei Stum,
oen beitimmt tporoen. 8ei ieoem mill,
tiiriiden @erbonb iino Stenoarapben
Die Die Mitteilunsen fir Soloaten
Die gerabe auf Soften ober inn Gro,
ben iino, a,ifnebmen. ~. ~.>
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
wie 6 tn De,.tietlaftS
tpireliet ausiiekt

Die Snformation, tpelhe bic ame.
rifaniide Hreiie uns felt Musbrud
oes arieges ii6er Die Gage in Deutif.
lano gibt. augeniheinlid) nimmt iie
es nift iebr genal, NIT Der @abrbeit,
fait ieoe Nahrid)t trGet Den Sten,pel
engli'der Hropaganoa, iibertreibt.
entiteat ODER beridleiert Die 9atia.
den uno Ituet iie 10 5ureht. oab lie
fir Gnglano uno Jranfreih i'm
ldoniten 2idte erid)einen. Soft tag
lid leIen mir: Deutihlano naet am
&lngertud). Die enaliid)e Blodabe lit
erfolgreid,, Die Bep0lferung fdngt an,
un3ufrieoen 81 tperben, cine Repolu.
tion ideint moelid 5u iein. uiu.
Sm Sntereiie Der @abrbeit un6
Inn ben 2eiern oes r0olfsblatt" bic
anoere Seite Der Saflaee flar gu
MAIDEN, 5itiere id nohitebeno einen
1aiius aus einem wrief. Den mein
gruoer mir am 6. Mar3 idrieb uno
ben id am %. Wdra erbielt. gs beiBt
harin: "Sm a4semeinen tGgliden
Geben febt man unb merit man "a,
nidts bonn arie8ssnitanb. Mnes sebl
Ieinen sereselten Gang. Die @esdGf.
te, Snouitrie uitp. geben 10 gut ipie
nod ie Die BerbienIte iin6 gut ,mt
Mrbeitsloiigfeit fennen mir nur oem
gfamen nod. Wir bertrauen auf I'M.
ieren Jiibrer uno allf uniern &err'
gott uno tpiiien. bob mir in oieiem
Gimme iiegen tper6en."
Dies lit feline Bropaganba, benr
ber Mann, Der 6ieie 3eilen idrieb
| lit elm einfaaer fleiner @eifafts
mann uno 8ouer, Der es NIT De,
Wobrbeit iebr eenau nimmt.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Der Kat,,pf ,a,,t
Sett Weltt,anHel

Berlin. Sotpobl Chamberlain als
aud Naolf Sitler baben iid in ibren
letten Meben nit Dem @eltbanoel be,
id,dftiyt; ser Jiibrer Der 9eutiden
nit tittcrem Sarfasmus iiber Die BEL
ieoem eneliif)en arieae auftal,den.
ben enaliiden 8eripredungen iiber
einen ireien uno aufiteigenoen @elt,
banoeI -, Der engliide 8remiernini.
iter nit elmer 3ampfaniaee geeen
alttarfiid,e geitrebungen. gs lit nift
periuunoerlid), tpenn Der l1nteridieo
Der bel,tiden unb Der eneliihen Muf,
faiinns bonn @eltbanbeI in oen ner.
raler Saaten Mufmerfiamfeit gefun.
Den bot. 0el,tidlanb, 6as iidb gesen.
tpdrtia gum Spreher iener Staaten
madt, Die nift iene tpirtifaftlide
Nadtfiile allf iid bereinen. Die at.
oere i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunoerte nit
@etualtmetboben lid ertporben baben,
nimmt in oem gegentpdrtieen Mei.
nunssitreit etipa foleenoe Stellune
elm: Gs erfl6rt nihts eesen einen
perniin!tigen @eltbanbel 5u baben,
Tonbern min i'm Iebieli9 bon ben
Mudenfdaften befreit ieben, bic in
oen bergansenen Sabr3ebnten in Der
8eiie 3ur antpenbuns selansen, bob
politiid) freie Nationen in cine ipirt.
idaftlide abbdngiefeit 81, anoeren
gerieten.
0a5ei tuiro 10 are,,mentiert, oaf
gnglano eegenmdrtig einmal ,pieoer
aus stpei @riinoen elm beionbers
groBes Sntereiie an einem iogenann'
ten uncebunocnen ,ino allen oienen
oen Beltbonbel babe; eritens bab'
Der freie 3abll,ngsuerfebr beoeutenot
Moglidteiten fit jene Stoaten e.
offnet. sic in Der Gage tparen, grob'
9apitolien inn Muslanbe 3u inpeItie
rem. Die anlaee erfolste gu ioldet
9eoing,,neen, bic fid)eritelten. bai
Elm ipeientlider Feil Der Mrbeitsfraf
Der r,h niht bod inouitrialiiierte,
Staaten ben beitsenben gsatione,
obne oeren Goalit,m iibertragen tpur
De. Mon meint in Geutihlan6 bob oi
Neuorhnune beg Beltbanoels oorun
gngland auf bic Nerpen gebe, tpeil e.
nidt mebr iene @eihaftsmoelideite1
babe Die friiber ben @eidtum oe'
2anoes beeriinoet baben.
Der 8tueite @runo erideint al1er
oings fir ben Mueenblid Den be,lt
iden Wetradtern nod ipihtiger; eng
lamb lit a,lf &anbel unb 3uflbre1
aneetpieien uno tann iid obne iie tpe
Der fleioen nod erndbren, tpeoer iein
Snouit.ie in 8ang balten, nod e1
portieren. Der ein3iee notiirlih
Meidtum, oen gnelano bot, lit iein
aoble. Die beutder Graeusuns i
alleroines auf oieiem @ebiete be,,1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Ue,aes Grleben
8pn 9ermtann SeKe

8icber ieb' id, ShIeier iinfen
l1nc Vertrua.teiteS Dirb fremb.
Neue Sternenrdlme tpinfen.
SeeIe ibrettct un9ebemmt.
NbcrmaIs in re,ien &reiien
Srbnet ii6 Inn mid bic @elt.
l1nb i'd, ieb midi eitelu @eiien
Ils Elm Gino bineinseiteut.
9pd, aus friiberen 8cburten
3udt entferute Nbnuue ber:
Sterne itarben. Sternc tpurben
limb Der Haum mar niemuls Ieer
Seclc beugt iid, llub erbebt iid.
Mtmet in l1nenblihfcit.
@ns 3er;'''nen Saben !rebt lid,
Nem unb idoner 8ottes &leio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
8auber eciteht Gaten
ifft oat,3ef, Gan>e Gin

SanesuiIls, @is. Die eritaunlide
@eihidte elmer 36idbrie. @erbreher.
lallfbabn, in oeren 8erlauf Ser 81
labrige George Canadian beinabe
$500, 900 erbautete, ipuroe bon linn
lelbIt Dem Sheriff Stpen @er ers1blt.
Sanaban CAB ginbriide lno Ma,,b-
iiberfalle in fait alien amerifaniIhen
gunoesltaaten llno in &atpaii su, unb
lagte ferner. alles mas bon Der gcu-
| te iibrig geblieben tpdre, ieien elm
Sreubdnoerfonos iiber $4,000 fir
ieine Jofter, oeren gsanen er per-
peiserte, ,lrb 500, Die er BEL lid, botte
BEL Ieiner Seitnahme.
Sanaban !uuroe berbaftet, als er
in elm Sagerhalls ein5ubrehen Der.
Iudte. gr betannte iih ituloig uno
tpuroe 5u IL Biz % Sabren 9udt.
baus perurteilt. Canadian erfl1rte,
bisber MIR einrnal feltgenommen ipor-
oen 5u fem. ,1Ginlif in Sol,tb 9afoto
luo er tpeeen aneriffs unb Beiises
bon 5ellertpaffen au elmer fllrsen @e.
fdngnisItrafe perl,rteilt tpuroe. Sein
beites 8eid)dft babe er in elmer Staot
in Sol.tb Oafota Die er niht
nannte - gemadt. mo- Die gel,te Ell.
mes gfallbiiberfales aui cine 8anf
I$33,O0 betraeen babe, ipopon Sill
900 auf i'm entfallen ieien.
-
- Die llriad)e getpiiier &riees.
lnabnabmen lit aniheineno Die leber.
5eugl,ne. oab audi Die 8aterlanosIie,
be burd ben Magen eebt.
| BITE LESEN SIZE DIE
ANZEiGENl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
DeS HeilanHs mert
Won Rartin Hbilp. Satpb bort.

Is 9cbt Gin &in9en auf bieier Grben,
Ser a0ttliden @abrbeit los 5u tperben
Iue Mittel. tpie Gift ,lnb Srue.
ltmid)lin9en bcnte bas Bibelbud,.
8 elenber Nenid. nid,t PLACE bid ab.
9es 9ei!anbs N8ort reibt iiber bein
0rab =.
3imtnel unb @rbe tperoen per9eben,
Mber iein Bort blelbt eipi0 beIteb'nl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

bereits gr0Ber als Die en9liide. Die
Mobitrffe fiir oie giieninbuitrie -
Gr3e llno Shrott - tperben iuenig'
items ,u 500 bonn sluslanoe berein.
genommen. ssm Sabre 1886 Der.
braud,te Gnglanb 100000 Conner
aupfer - es fam 1O04ote al,f Sdif-
fen iiber See; 24,6OO t 9inn - 81
91.5/o ml,bte es einsefiibrt ,peroen !;
236.00O t 3inf - sic Ginfllbrabbiin.
gigfeit itellte iib auf 98.29o; 3S1 900
Tonnen 9Iei - go tpuroen int.
portiert; $4,000 t Mll,nlinum - tpie
beim Rupfer tpar sic susIonbsob.
bGnsiafeit 1009o. Oas iino ourdneg
NetaGe, Die fir Die 9rieesinoultrie
tpiftta iino. %on einem Normalpers
bra,,6 bon 2,4OO.O0O Stonoorbs
Sols fonnten nur t75,OOO Stanb,
aros in gnelano ielblt eeihlasen
lperocn, bas befanntlih bas malbs
Grmfte 2ano Ser @elt lit. 9O9o Scr
TertilrobItoffe iperoen bonn MusIano
be5ogen. 0abei befinbet iid Die eng
liid)e Sertilinol,itrie felt sssabren In
elmer permanenten 4riie, bie am BE-
item oao,,rd) gefenn5eihnet miro, baB
ser &iidgane Ser Observation-Disclosures
bon 1913 bis 1887 bel @oll,paren
1877. bel @onge,peben $3.50, bel
acknowledgement 29% uno bel oen
tpidtieiten slusf,brpoiten ser eng
liiden Mubenbanoelsbilon5, Sen
4oumipou9ereben, icgar $50 aus
rnaft. Muf oem @ebiet Ser temiiden
Snouitrie befinoet iib England in ei-
uer boffnungsloien IuslanbsabbGn=
eigfeit
slm aefdbrlidJiten lit Sic Gage ober
beim grool Ser eeeenspdrtiee
9riegs, ,8eoarf piro ouf 80 Willionen
Tonuen bon engliihen SahberItaus
oisen eeifdbt. lin lie transportieren
81 tonnen, mare es nottuenoie Die 3
Minicnen @ruttoreeiitertonnen gro.
BE IanferfIotte gnglanos idbrlih 6
Gabrten burdfiibren 5u laiien unb
ipeiterhin 9 Miu. 892T nG,traIen
Tonferral,m su hartern. Hoh gins
fiibrune oes @eleitipltems fonnen
aber bon oen Tanfern MIR nod bier
5abrten iGbrlih semad)t tperoen rno
al,6em iino bisber ourh oen &rice
|69o Der 6lottc perienft poroen. 0aB
Gnglonh aber nid)t MIR friegsipihti-
&C Mnbitofie, ionoern aud mehr als
75% ieincr eeiamten 9sabr,nasnEt-
tel born Muslanhe einfiibrt, lit allgc-
mein befannt.
@iiroen bie 2Gn6er Der Grbe auf
oen &eoanfen fommen, England a,lb
nur fir Elm Sabr nidts mebr perfal-
fen ar tpollen. 10 tpiirbe es berbungern
0ieic: lapioare Sab lit ueientlid fir
Die eneliihen slniidten ii6er oen
@eltbanbel. Gnelanb itebt l,no fdlt
nit Ger gereihpiaisfeit Der anberen
Yolter, linn @aren perfauien 5lt
lpoIlen. Der &f gegen cine mci-
tere Cnttpidlllne Der Selbitseniigiam,
feit Der perid)ieoenen 2anber lit 9e.
ra6e5u Elm grilten5fampf, oenn icbe
3unobme Der Snouitrialiiierrng Der
Robitoffeebiete Der Welt unb ieber
geriudj anoerer Snol,itrieitaaten. me-
niger auf Die 3ufubren bon 9tab-
runssmitteln nnsetpieien 81, iein, Der.
minoert ben 3tpang gum sluBenban-
Del, al 6em 8iiterausta,,ib I'M ieocn
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Yreis. ss1at bieier 3ipans aber fort.
10 mut al,tomatiif gnglanb in Die
Gage fommen, NIT tpeniger grfolg
feline sll,Benhanbelsmetbo ipabr.
nehmen All fOnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
$50 biz $50 porm. gS9.

oeu uno oil, it, lpdbreno Der @lnter.
mo'ate beionrers ellten gmpiang
eebr".
Greitas, 5. Mpril:
Gor'.:ittass gaite.n Stanoaro SIme
6:4T Rabrihten engliib
$3.50 Rohridtpn. engliib
Wahmittacs goitern Stanoaro 9ime
5:4E Nadr d,ten ensliid
6:1$ 3eitvnas'fau
1880 DeutihIanbehc
500 Nabrihten, enelii9
900 Glue ocm 3eitseiheben enaliib
1915 Hahriften oertib
Sonnabcno, 6. Npril:
Gorr,ittaas G"itern Stanbaro Cine
GAP Nad)ridjten, sneliit
s:3p WutrIhten, sneliih
NaG 'll,ttugs Gaitern Stanoaro Sin,e
5:ia Hnhrihirn engliit
ST. 2eitungsifau
7.3O DeutihIanoeho
500 Nnf,rid,ten. cnglifb
9:O, Ius Dem Se'taeiheben eneIiih
TO-: 5 Rad,riften. oeut'h
10'31 Had,rid'ten, engliih
30 aursber h.. engliih
-. 90 Rahrif,ten enaliih
Sonntas, Z. Npril:
Torr'ittags guftera Staroaro 2imt
6:4S 9iad,rid)ten eneliid
$3.50 Raf,ridt>n, eneliid,
RaH 'nittass gritsrn STANDARD 1imr
5:4j Natlridlten ensliih
G:1S 2eitpngsid,ou
7.3n Teutihlunc,do
500 Rahriften snglii6
S:4: S,Iltrrpo; troae eneliid)
e:0' Nus Dem 3piteeiheben enaliid
20 IS Nadridten. oeutih
t0:"l @ahridter. engliih
1910 Rursber'ht engIiih
t2:0C Nahrthten. enaIiih
Nontag, 8. April:
':';ttaas gaftern Stanoaro lim
$40 Rafridten. engliih
5:4t Nad,rih,en englii4
Rarr:ittags gaitern STANDARD Time
6:4H Nohrihtsn, engliib
6:15 2eitungsihau
7:30 0eutiblanoedo
800 Rahrihten. engliih
o:45 Aftuele GortrGee. eneliih
9:O' !us Dem 3altgeiheben. ensliid
tot: @ahridten beutih
1890 Nafrihten. eneIiih
1880 Rrrsberrht. ensliif
1890 Nahrid rem engIiih
9ienstag, 9. Mpril:
Vo''nlltass g.dtern Stanoaro sime
6:4' Tahrldi'n engliIh
2:3i 'tahr,hten. eneIifh
Na' mi:tags g,itern stanooro 9imc
5:4 Nadr,ht"n. eneIiid
6:tS 8eitungs'bau
1886 Deuti9lanbefo
500 Radridten. eneliih
800 Mus Dem 3eitgeiheben eneliih
1O:::5 Radritten, beutih
1880 Watrihten. ensliid
1880 2ur5ber;d)t. eneli!4
1870; Mahrihten. enelifdb
gocmiitaes e'af.ern Stanoaro 9ime
Nittuod), 10. Npril:
6:45 Nahribten engIiih
$3.50 Nahrihtvn. eneliih
Rcd,mittogs gaftern Stanoaro Eime
5:45 Nohrihten enelii@
6:t5 3eitungsfdau
1880 Deutfhlnnbeho
500 Nohrih!pn. eneliih
Evening star., 1940-01-04
The Political Mill
Roosevelt View Thot Domestic and World Issues
Are interviewer Draws Fire in Congress
World Issues

man may be loyal to his Government
and yet oppose the peculiar princi-
Piles and methods of the admins
tration."
The Prediction has recently been
made by returning members Of Con.
gress that the present session will
be acrimonious, with many a battle.
The Presidents recommendation to
Congress yesterday was that it con-
slider "the needs of the Nation and
Of humanity with calmness, toler-
ance and cooperative wisdom" He
prefaced this recommendation-and
hope-by saying that "overstatement,
bitterness and vituperation, and
the beating of drums have contrib
uted nightly to i'll feeling and wars
between nations" and that such
actions are also hurtful in the do
mestic scene. If this is to be the
attitude of the administration during
the session of Congress, there may
be far more peace than has been
expected.
No Controversial Program.
The President made no recon-
mendations for additional social re-
form legislation. This is in line with
reports emanating from members Of
Congress that the President was
contemplating no long or contro-
versial program for submission to the
national Legislature at the present
session. He did say, however, in
the opening of his address that his
prominent reference to foreign af-
fairs should not be construed as
meaning that there was to be any
abandonment or overlooking of do
mestic policies.
While the Presidents address was
far less provocative than some of his
others to Congress in the past, he
took fling here and there at some
Of his critics-particularly the oppo-
nents of his foreign policy, the So
called isolationists whom he dubbed
in effect ostriches with heads sunk
in the sand. He did not overlook
Senator Borah Of Idaho-although
he did not use his name-making
reference to assertions attributed to
the Idaho Senator that he had
sources OF information more reliable
than the administration. Nor did
he pass by the structures made by
Republican candidates for the presi-
dental nomination-in particular
Thomas E. Dewey, New York dis
trict attorney, who recently charged
that the New Deal had taught the
youth Of the country to adopt de-
featist attitude.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Theater Sues Z Film Firms
On Antitrust Charge :.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Charg.
ing violation of the Federal anti
trust laws, a Philadelphia theater
has sued IL major motion picture
companies and the local manager Of
Loews, Inc, for $4,000 damages.
Owners of the Admiral Theater
also asked Federal District Court
for an injunction against alleged
'monopolistic" practices by the 13
defendants.
Contending that it was entitled
to triple damages under the Sher-
man and Clayton Acts, the theater
asserted that the defendants cut off
it's supply of feature films because
it reduced admission prices from Is
to Is cents to meet competition
from nearby chain theaters.
Triple damages can be awarded
under the antitrust laws if it is
shown that defendant interfered
with interstate commerce.
The suit named these defend
ants: Warner Brothers Pictures,
Inc; Warner Brothers Circuit Man.
agement Corp, Warner Brothers
Theaters, Inc; Vitagraph, Inc;
Paramount Pictures, Inc; Para
mount Pictures Distributing Co.,
Inc; R-K-O Radio Pictures, Inc;
Loew's, Inc; Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corp; Columbia Pictures
Corp; Universal Film Exchange
Inc; United Artists Corp. and Rob-
ert Lynch, Philadelphia manager OF
Loews, Inc.
Evening star., 1940-01-04

And What
They Do
Dr.. Ogburn, Student
Of Life Spon, Makes
Long Ronge Forecast
By LEMUEL F. PARTON.

AS far back as 1885, DR.. William
Ogburn Of the University Of Chi
cago was writing and speaking
about the disproportion of older
people in our population and the
increasing burden of those of work.
ing years. About the only hope for
the future seemed to be that the
ear-trumpet and dental-plate in
dustries would be booming suffi-
ciently to make everybody pros
porous.
DR.. Raymond Pearl of Johns Hop
kins has sounded a new note of
alarm in citing certain alterations
of the aged ham-and-eggers, and
in suggesting that perhaps, like
Juveniles, they are "too foolish to
VOTE" DR.. Ogburn. still studying
the ife-span, as professor of So
GEOLOGY at the above university, is
again out in front with new ac-
tuarial gleanings. He estimates
that, by 1870, there will be in the
U. S. A. 100000 persons over IS,
as against 100000 at the turn of
the century.
This department has always re-
garded DR.. Ogburn as one of the
most stimulating and fertile minded
OF soclologists. 1t isn't a field in
which one may expect the precision
of the physical sciences, and DR.. Og-
burn, apparently recognizing this,
is for more and bolder guessing.
Each year he checks the prophecies
OF the football writer's, adds up the
scores at the end of the season and
Invariably finds that the writer's
have been too conservative. He
notes that we were bearish on fly
ing and virtually every other tech
nlcal advance. He would make a
longer fly-cast into the pool of re-
mote probability, even if we're pessi-
mlstic about what We may get.
He never works or talks like an
actuary, and in his researches of
later years has found the depression
a valuable laboratory of probable
or possible human behavior. He is
a native of Georgia, SO years old,
educated at Mercer and Columbia
Universities, the author of number
OF authoritative books in the field
of social change. He was member
of President Hoover's famous Com
mlttee on Social Trends.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
DR.. Maitland Alexander,
Presbyterian Cleric, Dies

By tDe Associated PreSS.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. A heart
attack suffered Christmas Day
brought death to DR.. Maitland Alex
ander. widely known clergyman and
former moderator of the Presby-
terian General Assembly.
The widow and four children were
at the bedside when death occurred
yesterday at his home, Poplar Hill,
in nearby Sewickley Heights.
DR.. Alexander, who would have
been 70 years old April 8, retired in
1927 after % years as pastor of
fashionable First Presbyterian
Church here. Much of his time was
spent in Palm Beach, Fla.
Born in New York, DR.. Alexander
was ordained in 1892 after attend
ing Princeton. He was elected gen.
eral moderator of the Presbyterian
General Assembly in 1914.
The funeral will be Friday after
noon, with burial at Princeton.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Representative Heinke
To Be Buried Saturday
py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
MORRILTON, Ark, Jan. 4.-Rela-
tives have announced that funeral
services will be held at 3 pm. &C. S..
T) Saturday at the Nebraska City,
Nebr., Lutheran Church for Repre-
sentative George H. Heinke, Repub-
lican, of Nebraska. Burial will be
at the Wyuka Cemetery.
The Representatives son, John
Paul Heinke of Omaha, will leave
here this afternoon with the body.
Representative Heinke died in a
hospital Tuesday night of injuries
suffered December 26 in an automo-
bile accident while en- route to
Washington. Mrs. Heinke, 81, also
injured in the accident, was still in
a critical condition at the hospital.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Dies Probe to Be Topic
At Town Hall Tonight

Gardner jackson, legislative rep
resentative Of Labor's Non-Partisan
League. will be principal speaker
tonight at the Town Hall Of the Air
program at the Jewish Community
Center. The subject will be Should
the Dies Committee be Continued?"
Other speakers on the broadcast
will be Roger NJ Baldwin, director of
the American Civil Liberties Union;
Samuel Barrett Pettengill, vice chair
man of the National Committee to
Uphold Constitutional Government,
and Rubin Borasky Of the center's
service council, who will be chairman
of the meeting.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Queen of Diamonds
Will Wed Musician
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Jan. 4.-The
engagement of Mrs. Mabel Boil to
marry Theodore Chella, harpist and
assistant conductor Of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, was an
nounced last night at dinner given
by Mrs. Billie Kaye of Miami Beach.
Mrs. Boil. known as the Queen
of Diamonds" made extensive plans
for a flight across the Atlantic in
1928, but got only as far as Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland, in her at
tempt.
She said the wedding would take
place about April IS at home she
purchased here recently.
Evening star., 1940-01-04

But before the Democratic conservatives after
jackson freely there they should That
Presidents remark in discussing his future that there
that might
shoulders
Meanwhile Jackson
Murphy hard he has worked plenty hony problems
jackson tapped without being much consulted be assumed
Undoubtedly would gladly
accept the until the he will
knitting.
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