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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-15
RALLY FOR
 L0MBARDI

TAMPA. Fla, March 15.-Admir- CTS of Ernie Lombardi point out that although his batting average went into a tailspin last year that dropped him far below the 300 mark, Ernie was one of the most valuable and timely hitters the Reds had.
 Lombardi banged the ball at close to a ,34O pace during the last month when the Cardinals were challenging the Reds for the National League pennant. Ernie will be Cincinnati's No. back stop again this year.
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ALLIED REQUEST
 TO AID FINLAND
 GIVEN REJECTION
Norway Foreign Minister Gives His Version
 of Incident

OSLO, March 15 - Norwegian Foreign Minister Koht today assert ed that no official request for pas- sage of Allied troops through the Scandinavian countries to go to the aid of Finland was received until last Tuesday and this was when peace was announced.
 Koht said the request was turned down, first because it was feared the two nations would be drawn into the war if Germany tried to inter- cept the Allied forces bound for Finland. and second. the request came too late.
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WOMAN KEGLER
 PREVENTS WIN
 SWEEP AT EIk5

Tailors paced the crowd with the two top keglers of the evening at the Elks alleys last night, but Tail ors won only two from Luckies, with Mrs, Harry Sperling marking 210 in the last game, fancy score for any woman.
 Two high bowlers were Harve If- fert with 530 and Paul Kegel with 52e.
 In the only other match rolled last night, Fosters beat Grocers three times running with the ad- vantage of 5 pin spot.
 Tonight's games are, Mallards vs. Tailors, Grizzlies vs. Femmes and Sharks vs Amazons.
 Scores last night as as follows
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Musical Program Will Be Given df
 Junior Guild Tea

The spacious rooms of the c. E. Rice home will be charming set ting for the St. Patrick's silver tea to be held tomorrow between the hours of and o'clock.
 Members of the Junior Guild of Holy Trinity Cathedral will be hos tesses. For the pleasure of the guests during the afternoon Mrs Jack Livie will play violin selections Miss Frances Wheeler. pianist, will accompany her. {
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from Oakland in 1915 to work on the Alaska Railroad He had lived in Juneau since 1881 being employed at various odd jobs.
 No known relatives survive. Flu neral services will be announced later. The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-15
FRED COLEMAN DIES
 AT HOSPITAL TODAY

Fred Coleman, 56, passed away at 6:30 o'clock this morning at St. Anns Hospital where he had been receiving medical treatment since February IT.
 Coleman was born in Trenton, New Jersey, and came to Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-15
NORWEGIAN
 PARLIAMENT IS TO MEET

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March Is. Arrival of President Hambro and the calling of Parliament, is looked upon as the first step in negotia- tions toward a possible Northern Defense Alliance between Sweden, Norway and Finland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-15
GEORGE BROS.
 TEAM TALLIES
 } HIGH GAMES

At the Brunswick alleys last night George Brothers hung up three tal- lies topping 500 and totalled 1852 pins with Art Burke's 557 leading the way.
 The George Brothers trio won four games from the Juneau Florists, while Takus took four from the Brunswick Cafe.
 Tonight's games are Brunswick vs. Barbers and Druggists vs. Home Grocery.
 Scores last night are as follows:
 Canrua Rrnfharo
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BUYING PLANES
 COMES TO HALT
French, British Negotia. lions in New York
 End Suddenly

NEW YORK, March 15.-Negotia- tions for French and British pur- chase of additional hundreds of American airplanes suddenly ter minated today.
 The move is believed to be con- nected with the forthcoming con- gressional inquiry into the sale of planes to European belligerents.
 Today's News Today-Empire
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Past Noble Grands
 Will Meet Tonight

Past Noble Grands will meet to- night at 8 o'clock at the home O. Mrs. Anna Loken. There will be a combined business and, social session with Mrs. Rob- ert Keeney presiding. The Past Noble Brands are of the Rebekah Lodge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-15
LARGE SUM LEFT
 TO UNF0RTUNATES
Woman Wills S400, ,000 10 Crippled Children,
 Blind Persons
--->~>

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 15.-The will of Mrs. Minnie Bar rett left San Francisco crippled children and blind persons an estate valued at $50O,000.
 The elderly widow died March 6. She left Q third of her estate to a childrens hospital for treatment of crippled children The remain der was willed to a home for the blind and to 120 blind men and wo- men designated by name, living in various parts of California.
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"The Kit-Kat" club was formed by 30 noblemen in England in l703 to promote the Protestant success sion,
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GLAD TIDINGS BAND MEETS

There will be a meeting of the Glad Tidings Band at Bethel Mis- sion tonight at 8 o'clock. All mem bers and friends are urged to at tend
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Totals .............. 463 465 576-1534 Average score Did not bowl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Mabpmna belle Jebbre

s: snl Organ Der italieniiden &c
ieliAait slir GrforiAung Der ealo-
ria bot Grofeiior sseraea fiir8lid eli
.nc,. a,,fioB iiber ole MaBnabnlen bon
firhliher Seite (airdenitooD a,r
,gefdn,piilg Der Mfalaria IN Den pcr-
gonecllen Sssabrbuaoerten perofieill-
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cine eiaue 5iebergottil sic Sea 0sis
pbitis, berebrt ipYroe. S,l d,riltlid)er
3eit bat iid) oiefe siebergoitin III
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lcrc liebe Sran bon Del, 5iebern
beriuonbelt, oere,t 8ilo Bis 1887 ii,
ser alten Getersfirdle Ill Som oltige-
.itellt mar. Die 9dpite babcn 4nber
aud .sroB5Haise tedniide gerbeiic=
.rl,.,gell bnrhgeiiiBrf, liin Die Gipisr
Stoot iiebcrirci 5u ] MAIDEN. Der
.9anpf gesen bic 0salnria oa,ierte bis
in bic Iesten 3citen bcs airhenitoates
dt (Gapit Sins Der Gennte IicB aulil
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lpaiierl, ,ll,o iebte eine SieSlmlas-
folunliiiion eilI y allerbi,tgs obne
.ourbgreiienoen grfoIe, beun man .ers
fonllte oonals Die eiscntlideu llr-
iade,l Der. Waloria nidt geliiigenb,
ct; &apbaelsblatt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

SIN slt.sfeid ipuroen s,,lebt 67S 9eie-
oerlaiiungen BON Groen itlb Aongre-
gationeil nit ral,tb 16, 600 Gatern linb
griiberll beaabIt. Rloiter mo Sdiiief
fir iDeiblibe Srben lnio Rongregas
tionell gibt es riino $500, III benell
10t 900 Shlpeitern Iebell.
Si1 Der Gitnarf adblt man 2s2
Mdnnerfloiter nno 1906 Sralterfl6s
iter nit 6tO0 be5tp. 5000 .sSniaiien.
sseben ben 4s, 900 900 aatboIifell
lenell iii @robbeiltidlono, obne Dns
@eneral- Commencement, As VsiIlionell
Broteitanten, 100, 900 MffntboIifen.
Sc, 900 orfbooore Rafbolifeu. ri,np
cine Million glnb1naer tihed,iiher
Seften ,lno rnnb 900, 900 MifgIicoeu
ebaigeliiber 5reifirdeil, g1oDbiftelt
nnb Mobanlllieoaner eibf ess rnlib 3 3,
900 III Del,tidlano. 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
&oipnii;ereabe 8enebiftincr

Nie ibon por bn,loerteit bon Sab
.rcll bie 8eneoiftinermonebe oie llrs'
ipdloer Del,tiblanos aitsrooeten l,llba
oie beioniiben 4@errnn,let 5,lnt Afer-
ba, anleiteten 10 iinb foieie Grbenss
lenfe aud bel,fe nod, sllnt gBobie Ser
MNnibbcit stdtig. 60 fiibrteH bie+
2oienbriioer Der ct: Belie6iftsabtei
AT, atd)iion, aani., eiil .grobes Solo
,tiiierlll,astperf oitrd). Sic battei oos
peite, @eldnoe Beg alien MiIionrise
porbens,,tnb beaanncn nit Ser iYifcz.
ntatiiden gnttpdiier,,ua mo anltipic-.
,rnug Desiefbe11 Nls ,od iabrclangrr
sarbeit bereits. Die ibo,riten @etreiocs
tieloer entita,,oen iparell, trot Der
sStroln nod eillnlnl iiber ieill 8ett,
;iiberidipelnnlte oas gal,3e saI liiih
peritidtete 6as SOLICITATIONS nsiperf:
Die Wonhe baben Die, Mrbeit .,,nnerf
,3iialih ipieosr in A,leriif aenoln,nen
,,,la -grobere ,lnb feitere laanle er.
.ridtet, Diefes .SaDr fo,ti,te Der 5trollt
serft1nals III Shad pebaltei, oeroel,s
Drei BierfeI bee eriperbenell 9aahes
iinS ieht nod lirbdr ...Si, .fnad)en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
StamS Der fatboliiden &irde in
@rpibeMtid)lanD

lleber oel, aablenhlabieen 8eltanb
ber.fatboliihen Stride in 3@roboel,tihs i
Iano lieaen iest ioIeel,be itatiitiihe
Mngabeit bor:
Son 96 Millinnelt @iuipobHerm bes
@ro6oclltieben 8eid)es (oie 4@rgeb,lilic
Der golfs5aNuua bon 1888 iino bier.
bel, nod ,,idt bcriifiidtiet) iino 4s
Miflioncn Gatbolifcn. 9ieies Bills
beridiebt iid) meter a,iauniten Ser
Gasholifen bel @in5unabme 6es Sc
,,eralgenberneinents, bon -beiien IL
Mtillionen @in,pobnern, ri,no 8 0silr.
liorei aatbolifen iinb. s.4
@roB De,,tidIono aeri6llt sbei,tc III
IL &ir6enprobin5en, ,,iinnlid1: GollL
Eoberborn, 8reslam, Sreibure, @ii,l-
den; Jreiiing. 8omberg, @ien, Sal5-
burg, Grag Slmiis -,t,o,- @neie,l-G Gos
felt,+ ipoau im @eueraleounef,lemel,t
bic afpei Grabistiimer &rafal, ,tno
8oriNau nit 6 Dioaeien fon1,nel,.
Gom- Ben oel,tibelt &irheifiirltea
iraeen a,lr 3eit ,iebs bic aaroinalss
ipiiroe. ,>. 4. Y. ss-. s.. .t.ss. 5:: h
y .0bme Dos g @ensralaoliperae,lteilt
s6bite Die fotboliide 3irbe in @roBs
De,,iidlono i7,183 @emeinoe,, nit
iiber 17,t83 genlein6en init iiber
s35s 600 oarin faaigei, Belt9eiftlihen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

Se}titts tttUS 1yttytttl We UeuIuYl. VI, ,s sf
Dos gfatt, ,llIiinlas gsoticiaS' pro-
sfeItiert i'll einelu 2eitortifeI gcacn bic
gitiiuonoerilig bon M1nneria, ipelde
raa benz frngiid)en Sd)idfol Ser ipn.
.itiiden St1ote feiIgeilonlnlet. befti.
|gel Wioeritono fil,6en bie ntesifnlli-
+iden 5ranefr DofIeiten rooifoIef Ner.
Eeiniguusell, Die bon graiiocnf sGar-
0enas begiinitigf iperoeil
8entbiftiner fomnt ii e6ler QsiiTien
ltniere goeespreiie iud5te ipieoer
reidIid) RopifaI 5ll ieblaaeli aus, Der
Eatiahe, Bob Dor f,lraei1 ser 8ene.
Oiftinerpdfer Dbo, goriise,lDer Ser
SSllteruationolell 8iIfe fir fatBeliihe
Jliidt tlillae, i'm Gll,g3e,ig bon aifin-
bon IN 9seiD yprf eintraL uIn iid) ilt
#oell Der Staateu nit Ser sSiirloree
sfiir Die Griegsopfer, fir. bie gerfole-
felt nlao JliibtIiage alt befaiien, rad-
#oenl er id)oil ip1Dreno Der Iebten lie.
sbcn Sabre III gleiber gigenidnft III
Der sdnei5, Sranfreht nno a,loeren
.eiropdiiben 2dHoern fir 0ieies 2ie-
sbesiDerf tiitig ipar. 96o NOR sfrii.
Der griciier in Der iiiooentihen Dio-
seie &oftenbilrg ,ui0 mar Dor iei,,e,n
Gintritf III Ben 8cneoiftinerorben
5Seraog Garl MIera1ber boz, sggiirt-
telllbers. Gr. lit ei,t 9seffe Der Goni.
airnHlitfer Mnria bon gllaIano l,no
.cilt Better Ser groBberaeeiJl gbor.
lofte bon 2llrelliburg.
@ Soo bat lid III ben letter, s,sab.
Irelr Dor,lebntlid III Ser 5dlpeia auf-
gebalteil, inn bon bier aus alIer jener
fat1olild)en Monbellsgellolien lid an.
.ailnelmtell, Die 0llrd bas Cos ser @r-
potriier,.ne III Not ilno GIeno aera-
ten fi,lS.
sssfl iiioIid)ell ssraufrcid), is beriol)-
tet 8 Sbo, befinoen iid) beute III aro.
sbcr Mn5obl 6liihflinge iii belonoeren
2agern silllo leioclt nnbeidjreiblid,e
gsot IND MangeI ieoer srt. ss,n gor.
fugal, eil,cn, 9anoe bon ieds WsilIio.
.lten Giinpo6nerll, aebe cs Gntoert-
fouienOe bon 5liiebtlinpell lillo ieIblt
Die Gerlorgll,ig ibrer clelnenfarlie,l
8eSiirilsiile iei Elm erpi,es GrobIeal.
Die sSiiriprae fir Sic 5IiidtliHee lei
foffodIid Elm grobleln bon ipeittpei-
Ter gcoenflilg;; leiue aoiuna lit aenldf,
N Soo i,atr lllo1lib nit Ser Silfe
aller Nenlben oie e,.ten NiIlens
fino.
2. Doc legte ger,pnbrlnla eila az.
gen Die III elmer GabeIneIbuna g aufae.
ltelIte 8ebanptl,ng sal, ct ais ;srie-
oc,,sltllterbilloler 9loolf 8itIers nod,
ben Ser 5faate,l sefomnlen lei.
4 i:
JmfereiIaafe NMsgrabnagem inter Ser
ct. Htttrsfirdle
gsie nus Der gntifanifaot, berid,tet
miro, babe,i bis bisberieen ausara.
biu1gelt llnter Ser st. geterfirehe AZ
anfi6lnbrcid)ell 3eii,ltaten aefiibrt.
Gss ilt ell 0rei Sui Ianges 5fiid aei.
.l,cr Maller MoBaeIegt iporoeii, sic
5lt Gero's Sirius geb0rte, III oe,n
Sanicloe driitIiher M6rtDrer boz,
pen tpilbet Eieren 5serriffen lno III
Sooe gealtalf niiroen. s9us eiuel,,
Der Steine oieier Mauer, iDeId)er 'oos
Siegel oes giiarem trua, fotlute bies
S.Sl 10y E.<rI, -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Snr seIisipredlams 4aplt Gims' bes,

Sur SeIigipredlmmg Eapf Bins Scs
,3cbntem
Die &itenfoneregation, bie am f2.
gobember nit elmer Griiiilng Ser
6driiten BON 8opit 9nls bem 3ebnz
len beganil oiirite baniit Die 5eligs
fpred)una oes fi,r5 Dor Dem NeItfriee
berltorbencn, SpI. goters einleitel1 ba
bieier Shritt itets Ser geginn elmer
foId)en Gambling lit.
X #
@eliai5ier ltnterridt fir Bic 5dul-
jnsea6 Nep Yprfs
@egeI ,tur eiite ein5ige Gimme
BieB Der ftaotiide 5bnlrot Der 5taot
sseip gorf oie 1leiiei geftiMmilnsel
oes Slipcrinienoelltcnz aoilegilnns III
Der angeIceeabeif oes 9icIisiollsnnter-
ridts> gut. Danad bobe,s Die Glterll
irgenomelder, oie ita6tiihei1 5dl,le,l
bei,idenoer Rinoer ill,,n,ebr bos
Me6t, bon oen Sdnlbeboroen 5n perz
Iangeh, oaB i6ren &Ieine11 Mittipod}s
cine Stinloe ipdDren0 Der gcipobnll-
den llntcrribts5eit freigegebeu ipirh,.
Donlit lie bie. Moalibfeit baben, all-
berbolb Der 0ffentli6en 8il6ungsan-.
ftalten an reIigioier llnteripeiiif,s
teil3nnebn,en. Son firdlihen A,,ltal-
tell, oie einell berartieet sSslleenoun-.
terri6t erteile,l miro eripartet, balj
file iolden Shiilcrn ,ll6 5biilerillllell
ieoesmal Garten einbdnoigen, anf De-
men ibncn abelbeiniet miro, boB lie.
bein 8eligionsnllterrid)t beiseipobrt
baben. Die 3oglinge babe,, Die aar-8
ten. ,,adbcm Dicie nit ser elterlihen
1l,,teribriit nericbei, ii,,b, reaelnldBis
6enl in ssraee fonlllienben 2ebrer oocr
beli Gorltcber ibrer SduIe ait iiberz
bringen slae iolben &orten tperbcll
siuar SIT ben 5dlilaften genomnlen,
iebod lit es Sdnllcitern ipie Glaiien-
1ebrcrn ,ntterinet. por Dem flci,,en.
Sdulpolfden irgeno,pelde Mitteill,l,==
gen ai iraden, oie iid) anf bie Seil-
nabme ooer Midtteilnabu,e bon air1=.
bern am Gelisionslnlterriht be5iebelt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

SiibdnacrifanildJcr 8iid1pf marnt gcs
Gen bic meme Jreimniirtrgeiabr
sSitiolge Des MnsIdhliieS Ser Sreis
lnlaIrerei ans perId)iebeilet 21nbern
gnropos ipie DelitidIonb, SfaIieiL
5pailieL Borfugal, 6ranfreidn GDls
Iollb, SIotpafei, SiisoiIalpiel, ilil0 8us
ilallieiL iino bic Greiiiinurer aus oies
len 2inbcrn ,lloiienboit nod fiioolllc.
'rifaniidel, 2anber,l abaeipanoerf.
,,gS ideint,' 10 berisbtef Der bafifos
.niidje Gnnbfiinf, sSnB iid) bic 6rei.
rlanrcrei mad ibreu ltilldngit III Gll.
5ropa erlittencn gerfilitcn nod i6nea
In europa perIdail5elt mil. I. Ser 8i-
idof bon san Saloabor bat ii, ei=
.i,enl Sirte,,briefe iein goIf aescn bic
ie @eiabr geipnr,t nnb n,lf Sic 5tro-
fe, liilgcoeutet, bic Sic Stride iiber
jeue aatboIifelt berballet, Sic an ben
8dfiafeitell Der Greilla,rer feilne6s
men.
j 80 q +
aatbeiiides 9eiitliAe I'm 8nn6esbeer
Das perei1iefe eitasesbeer Der
Ser. Staatea 5abf gegcilipartia Is
fntboliid)e larmeefaplalle Gs lit ics
bod geplont, iiir bieie,i aftiDen Gielllt
i'm 8itnoesbcer nod ipeifere 275 fae
iboliihe. sfr,uecfapf6ne bis ain, 4.
.april 1911 81, eeipillle,l. Giele Der
!bisbers eingeltenfe,t armeefapldne siinD
MitgIieoer religiolcr 9roen. sgSic'
Ser Nafiounbir bes ST. Ndntc
ssselig gereinss 8ater parfp grnbanl
S. Na ,llitfeiH ioaelt' fiillftiahi,, ale
neliell Hefrilter oes I'M shlfbal, be-
8lu,oesbceres oas gebet-
bud mo Sic Wteoaiile Nes 6l. Galllc-
Gereins erbalten.
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Serebrnna tiaer alten SeMtidltat !Sci'
liacm lett tuicber amf, i5s.

=
s Dllrd ein Dcfref Ser &itcnfoligre
gation lit Sic gereDrlalg Der ieligeit
Selnnla bon 8nrf als ,,ieit ilralter
:3citem bergcbrnhf'' beitatigt ipor6el,s
Sic selige mar bic 8etllabln. bes,
2anbgrafel, bon ,yric5ad. 3eltldad) !.
bon lniitterlihcr Seifc mar. lie illit
benz beilige,l aailer Seinrif) oen,s
3ipeiten llabe bcriuaiot ,lno lire Or:
5icbnng ipilroe am fniierliheit 8ofc,.
ipobl ltnter ser Sberieifnug Ser bl.
Gin,igl1ibe, Der 8e,nablim Des 8ai:.
sicrs, bollenoct. Gie SeIige ipalibeltc
ibr shloB 6nrfbofen lit cii ssranele-
floiter ,lnl, In bos lie 1912 ieIblt ei,l-.
fraf 3ngleidr itiitete lie Sic Mittel.
Efiirt ben l1nterbalt bon 90 8eiitlid)eir.
ipelde BEN @ottes6ienit fir sic gaons
itei1 5lt beiorgen batten;S lie bilbeie,t.
ipdter ein gborberreniiiif. Nad) Ser.
@rnlorollng ibres Sobnes, bes Ora
;ie,i 8nbelni bon Der aSonn, l,,,o llad)
bent sSobe ibres @cntabls iibereab lie
Eibr gerlltoaen benz Gr5biidoi 8al,.
Eonill bon 5ol3ba,rg air Miisitattl,ne
0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Curt
itno bes 8cAeoiftinerfl floitcrs slbniant.
Dns Nirfelt Der icl. 9enlma bat sic
@riinonng bes 8istllpls Curt ,n,n,it-5
fel6ar borhercitet li,lb lit fir bie DRIFT
Hide Qultur Der iiiooitliben @renas
mart oes &cid)rs bon grluloleaenoer
8eoelttnng geaueiel,.
~ <ss| X X .< Il
Merifaaiid,c ,s1yraaeH ariinbem 9igaa
|5ar 8efGn,pfnaa Ses & &ommnuismns
Die Jraa,cat Neerifos babcn es ,inss
ternonll,4es init alef asad)t oen @onl.
|lltnHisln,tsi ii, Merifo alti befampieM.
Cine 5ablreide @ritppe Sral,elt bot
cine autifoulllAnifiiihe 9iea 81.
A 5ll oiele,a 3tped geariinoet. Die
|egereiuigiuig bftrndD4et ben aollu,,As
nisluus llid,tsals Iriageu ei,lers rebo.
|dHtisilaren Dottrin lonoera, als eii,'
poIitiiiese,l6es sDiielu; onss. Sie nelaos
lfratilAe asaiernng, bic Moral u,,o
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Two D. T.. CoupIes
Waive Extradition
On Staying Charge
Four Arrested in
Robbery-KiIIine Of
Maid 5 Years AGO

Two Washington couples, arrested
yesterday in connection with a rob-
berry Staying in Philadelphia five
years ago, waived extradition today
when arraigned in Police Court be-
fore Judge Edward M. Curran.
Philadelphia police, who had war;
rents charging the four with homi-
eide, said they would be taken to
Philadelphia today.
The four. booked here yesterday
as fugitives from justice on request
Of Philadelphia authorities are John
A. Legana, 81, and his wife Angela
IS, of the 1900 block Of Forty-ffth
place Sc, and Joseph Guida, 49,
and his wife Helen, SO, of the 48OO
block of Wisconsin avenue NV.
Washington police questioned the
two couples yesterday and last night
aided by Philadelphia and New York
detectives, concerning the Staying OF
Miss Winifred A. Flannery, 81
housekeeper in a retired Army
officers Philadelphia home, in 1885
The local arrests were made after
New York police had picked ul
Santo Ruggeri, another suspect, or
tip, which they said came from
some one with an uneasy con-
science Assistant United States
Attorney Albert L. Short of Queens
County, New York, came here tt
question the suspects.
/ Detective Sergt. Guy Rome of the
local Fugitive Squad, with Bernard
O'Donnell and Adam Sodof, Phua
delphia detectives, made the arrest
here.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
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ing Co. had filed applications for
permission to establish television
and frequency modulation stations
here, was understood to have been
reached by a 4-to-1 vote after
lengthy session. Two members of the
commission were absent-Norman
s. Case, who is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia at his home
here, and George Henry Payne, who
Is In Texas conducting hearings on
F. c. c. permit revocation orders
involving five stations in that State.
Encouraged by the action last
month, now superseded, which set
September as the first date on
which limited commercial television
would be permissible, r. G. A. has
been working vigorously toward es-
tablishment of an experimental tele-
vision network in time to present
views OF the presidential inaugura-
ton ceremonies here next January.
The commissions order setting a
date for additional hearing ex-
planned an effort would be made at
that time to determine whether re-
search and experimentation and the
achievement of higher standards of
television transmission are being re-
tarded unduly by the firm, its sub
sidiaries or other licensees.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Tide Is Against Planned
Economy, Says Taft
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 23.-
Senator Taft, Republican. of Ohio
accused the New Deal last night of
having "a planned economy without
any semblance of plan, based on a
PHILOSOPHY of RECOMMENDATION closely
akin to those of Germany, of Italy
and of Russia"
Senator Taft declared I'VE were
willing to countenance" the emer-
gency measures at the start of the
New Deal-but las emergency meas
ures only"
These were humanitarian meas
ures," he said. These had some
merit But they became minor fea-
lures of the New Deal Immediately
We came into the planned economy
era which exalted into an
ideal of prosperity the principle
of Federal regulation. Russia and
Germany and Italy have this ideal
I do not need to tell you America
doesn't want it, won't have it"
Declaring the New Deal theories
had not worked, the speaker asked:
What have we gained? We are
not better off. Nine million people
are out of work. The national in
come, around 80,0O0,OOO,O00 during
the 2Os, was only $4,000, ,OOO,0 900 last
year."
Senator Taft concludes his two
day tour with an address at DAN
vile, KY, tonight.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Nea|e, English Author,
N. R. A. Pioneer, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, March %. Ralph
Neale, 35, English author and play
wright, godson of G.. K. Chesterton
and pioneer in the Moral Rearma-
ment movement, died yesterday in
Henry Ford Hospital.
Mr.. Neale, who came to Detroit
last June, was the guest of a sub
urban Bloomfield Hills family. He
had been i'll for some time. A sister
in New York and a sister in Eng
land survive.
Mr.. Neale figured in the news in
1926 as the fiance of Vera, Countess
of Cathcart, whose admission to
the United States was contested on
grounds of moral turpitude."
Commissioners of immigration
banned the Countess for adultery.
They based their charges on testi-
mony in London divorce cases. Mr..
Neale was not involved in the nti-
cation.
The Countess finally succeeded
through Federal court and immi-
grafton proceedings in remaining
in this country for six months, dur
ing which she starred in the brief
Broadway run of her play, "The
Ashes of Love-" written in collabo-
ration with Mr.. Neale.
When Mr.. Neale, whom she said
she was to marry, became i'll, she
returned to England.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Actress Wed 10 Howard,
Son Of Seabiscuit Owner
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, March 23.-The
house of Howard welcomed into its
ranks another movie actress bride
today.
Judith Barrett, who played the
role of Bing Crosby's finance in
1.-The Road to Singapore" married
Lindsay Howard, Mr.. Crosbys part
ner in the Binglin Racing Stable at
Yuma, Ariz., yesterday. They flew
back to Hollywood after the cere-
mony.
The bridegroom's brother, Bob
Howard, recently married Actress
Andrea Leeds. The Howards are the
son of Charles S. Howard, owner of
Seabiscuit.
Miss Barrett, 26, is the former
Lucille Kelly of Venus, Tex. She
formerly was the wife of Actor Cliff
(Ukelele Ike) Edwards.
Lin Howard was divorced from
Anita Zabala Howard, mother of
his three children, to whom he had
been married for more than 10 years