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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
Cesky president a pripojenl
L Reichu

Statn1 president zeme cesko-
moravske DIR. Emil Hacha Wy
dial Praze prohlasen1 o celn1
uni mezi Nemeckem a Protek-
toratech, V nemz vital tuto jed
notu a mimo jine prohlasil ia
Ike toto:
"Doba malych narod1 pomi-
nula. Male narody jsou nyn1
pod ochranou velkych naro-
d."
We SVEN prohlaseni president
Hacha take naznacil, re v do
hledne dob6 dojde k 1plnemu
pTivteleni Protektoratu k Ne
mecku, O cemz pravil:
"V budoucnosti mluviti O
Ostmarce (Ostmark, Vychod-
nj Marka, jak naziste PREVAIL
pc "anslusu" Rakousko) jake
O nasf zemi. Cesky les (Boeh-
merwald) Dude take mas. Ne
mecke p~T1stavy budou nasfmi
prfstavy a vsechno uzem1, OBJ
sazene Nemeckem v teto valce,
prinese nam rovnez uzitek."
Nemecke ministerstvo spra-
vedlnosti dalo zidovskym adj
vokat1m v cesko-moravskem
Protektorate povolenf, ably mo
hi zastupovati zidy pred ne
meckymi soudy "az do dals1ho
rozhOdnut1."
Jmenovan1 zidovskych pray
Mich zastupc1 bylo provedeno
We shode S narfzen1m, kterym
bylo upraveno postavenl zidu
v Protektorate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
"a bulikI usmrceno elektrlc'
kYm proudem.

V pondelf tlacilo Sc k sobe v
jednom oddelen1 dobytcich O.
brad v Omaze hejno destem
nasaklych bul1kG, ably Sc pred
chladnem trochu chranili. Bylo
jich tam rs, ale o jednoho, tro-
chu zakrneleho, kamaradi jak-
81 nestali a tax stall chudera v
|jinem rohu O samote. Pojednou
sc slime zablesklo - ma ohra-
du snesl Sc jiskric1 drat, jehoz
konec zasahl jednoho VIOLA a
mokra srst vsech dokoncila ira
gedii. Misto rs stall tam odstr-
kovanec samojediny. Byli u
smrceni elektrickym proudem,
Majitelem tohoto stada by]
Louis Hadfield z Moorcroft,
Wyoming. skoda odhadovana
je ma $1,000 a je pojisten1m
kryta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04

o tom, jak vznikl nazev ru-
chadlo pro vynalez bratrancd
Veverkd, zachovalo Sc toto po-
DAM: Frantisek Veverka, hlou
bavy sedlak z male osady Ry-
bitvf u Pardubic, premyslel,
jak usnadnit kyprenf pole pro
setbu a pripadl roku 1852 ma
myslenku ruchadla. Jeho bra
trance, kovar Vaclav Veverka,
proved Poole nakresd stroj a
oba jej sli Timed vyzkouset.
Pr zkousce pochvalil 81 Fran
tisek vynalez, jak pekne pudu
"ryje, rusf, rucha" a tax vzni-
XXI nazev ruchadla. Poole Wy
nalezce Veverky, jenz rozumel
|tez mlynskym strojdm, nasten-
nym i kapesnfm hodinkam a
Iiemuz rfkali vseumel, nazyvali
pax rolnfci pluh tez "veverce.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
Vrahove odsouzeni.

33lety Harry Strauss, zvany
tez Pittsburgh Phil, a 34lety
Martin Buggy" Goldstein, Gle
move vrazednickeho syndikatu
v Brooklyne, New York, pro
nejz provadeli objednane vra-
zdy, byli odsouzeni. Okresn1
soud Brooklyne je odsoudil k
smrti v elektricke zidli v tydnu
poc1naj1c1m 4. listopadem. Vim
nymi je uznala porota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
&c je mlska, nahrazovan je elm

ce je mlska, nahrazovan je elm
dale tim zjevneji, re ovoce je
" prvnf rade vyzivne, bohate
ma r1zne soil a vitaminy,za dru
he, re pGsobi ma zaz1vac1 a Wy
mesujicf 1strojl a "a treti je
obcerstvuj1ci misto vsech alko-
holickych napojI. Bude dobfe,
ably kazdy Sc presvedcil, jinak
nema pfectenf valne ceny, kdyz
ucinku neZname.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
ZViteZlTne.

Pres sir oceanu, ktera mas deli,
i pres tn boufi, ktera nekdy zuT1,
vody oceanu mas nerozdel1,
nebezpec1 boure vice mas zdruz1.
Pres zloby nepfatel, prilneme k sobe,
i pres ten ocean budeme s vami,
potesit m1zeme V kriticke dobe,
ably jste poznali, re nejste sami.
Pres prvnf nezdary co jste prozili,
i pres ty 1trapy jez proz1vate,
ty hordy nepratel vas nezdrtili
to vase nadsen1 jest "a Dude svate --
ktere tez zvitez1 ma cele care,
a hvezda svobody Ease YAM vyjde,
osvlt1 cely svet ia jeff zare,
ztracena svoboda Ease VAN pride.
Celia Amerika jest dnes re vami,
zbrojf Sc by byla hotova valcit,
to nejsou jenom tax zbytecne klamy,
pride cas- re must, pfec jednou zac1t.
Az Amerika zasahne do toho boje,
neuzavfe mir jake pred Lefty,
Dude no diktovat, jak We valce stroje,
kterymi dosahne We valce mety.
Amerika nebude valcit re zisku,
ia Dude valcit jen pro dobro lidu,
diktatoTi budou ale hlasati v tisku,
re Amerika uvrhne cely svet v b1du.
Amerika nechce 81 podmanit svet,
ia Dude valcit jen "a Svobodu lidu,
by nemusel stale pod jhem trpet,
vzdyt nen1 urcen jen trpet bldu.
re Amerika zakrocf, to jest vec jista,
pfec nenecha nadale otrocit lid,
a z te valky pride lidu ocista,
az diktatofi padnou, pax Dude kid!
,dar Rapids, II. zaff 1910. Jan J. Hrl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
Tide ma Slovensku nesmi
rvbafiti.

Bratislavsky bezdratovy te-
legraf oznamil, re slovenske
ministerstvo vnitra zakazalo
zidnm miti rybarske license.
Dodava, re "slovenske tahy ma
rozlustenf zidovske otazky cinl
staly pekrok."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04

cnC0ld V1dud VyuOVcC1'
- Banan jest z tropickych
krajin cast ovoce, u divokych
narodd jest to vyziva mad miru
vydatna. Zde Sc nechaly ba-
many pouziti CO doplnek nase-
no ovoce vedle fikd, pomeran-
Leu, datli, orech1, jablek a pod.
hlavne u nemocnych, slabych
a u dftek. Nejv1ce Sc banany
dovazejf do Spojenych Statu,
do Anglie a do Nemecka z o.
sad africkych. Parnlky jsou
banany nalozeny. Nejvice ba-
nann ma ostrov Jamaika. Vsi-
mneme Sc jen blize bananu
shledame, re obsahujf cukr a
bilkoviny. Jelikoz jsou bana-
nv skutecnym vyzivnym pro
stredkem, zatlacuj1 jine mlsky
a banany nastupujl We vsech u.
licfch Londyne, Liverpoolu a v
iinych velkych mestech k pro:
deli, jsouce hledany jak oo
mladych tax cd starych. lei.
mena jsou banany pro nemoc'
ne dobrym vyzivnym prostred
KEN a nutno 81 ma jich chut
zvyknouti, jinak nastupuji
nahradu "a banany, fiky a da
tile. Starry predsudek, re ovo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04

Psano v Cedar Rapids, II. zaff 1910. Jan J. Hrbek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-04
VZpOminka.

Sc srdcem zarmoucenym
v~ZpOminame ma den 10. r1j-
ma neb tomu jiz % rok6 co
zemrel ma valecnem poll mas
vroucne milovany syn a bra
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
3bii3en gil nno 8abreim

Die ~5runtfurter 8ehuna" ftreibt in einem eeitartihI ~8widen MI
uno Babrein~ u. a.: Die engHihen Soreen berefien niht Aegppten ALIEN
obuobl es fir Die fommenoe MISUNDERSTANDING iherlih cine @t BON
S1hunel1euung ernntnmt, ionoern Die gan5e GntDidlung I'M Naben
Sren. Nlon bat bier IN ben Sabren Dor Dem Grieg Dor benz eiaren0en
Nntlonnllsnns obnebtn idon nie SteQungen r1imen uno pie Jdbnden
5urldfeden mihen. Sr lit aaes nit Der WithImeerpoitif oerflo9ten,
m Der tlr England Dor allen Die iraegHben @efihtspunte enhfeioeno
fmo. Se bergen IN Der 9Gupha1e Siberlng Der Selqueaen uno os
Geges nod SnoRn. guf elmer 8eae bon Del fno Die gng6nOer, nod
Der NeuBer1ng zines engf6en YoIrhfers, ieiner5eit nod BalGfhna q-
tomnen. Is 1T Oos oas Del aus ben 9ueaen Wefopotnmipns, 0s oas
empire oringeno brouht gee Gueaen bat ma. fb 0urb 4Ranoae, ODER
ourb Den Sfus fir angeblh be6robte feline 96fer, 5u ihern pernan6en
nn0 10 lam ehun Die Soliciting bonn N2uiulgebiet nn6 9aifa aIs ous
fdtbnre duBere 3eben Der engfiiben Snterefen an Der ara6Hhen gBet
betrodtet ueroen. DaB oife 2ertungen GuBert ueuDlmObar fmo uno oaB
@roBbrnnnnien nlbt nebr Die W1aht bat ie ausreiden0 5u fbiBen, bot
fb an ben bon ben itolienHben 9ombengefhpooern in 9ma angeridte-
ten 3erftorungen uo ltt Dieoer IN benz Angrif nf Die Seqager BON
Babrein oeatHb genng erpieen. @nganos Stelung anf opier Sniel I'M
elm b1nfig lhon nit Prdeten nerfodtener Mnfprud Srans entgegen abr
es bat I6 NIT enem iogenannen 9rotcHorat fetduiesen Dernnnoen, fret
lid, nie es lett crfabren nuB, nht mBerbalb Der NeihtDete Der itaie-
nifden gnHen.
Sn ben nrabifhen Staohn Oe fir England Ole Qonobride nab Sn0ien
f0, bat niennno 2Mft ooer @run0 einen GonfHft nit 9euh1lan0 3u
niniden ODER 5u futen. De8eibnenb onfir i'll, oaB feiner oRier Staaten
9eutihlnno ben Rrieg erfldrt bat. Sr gerbaIten lit i'm i6rigen geraoe5u
elm @roomeier fir ibre undbbangigfeit bon ibren ungebetenen BeifIbern.
aegDpten nno Srat baben Die ge5ebungen 5u Qetfhlnn0 abgebro6en,
nrnbien lit obne off5iene Grfldr1mg neutral, Der yen1en bat feline geut
trnIt1t omtIih erf1rt, bic feneren HroteHornte rmo Die beioen Mon6ate
Nal1fina un0 SDnen baben umr Dem britihen Druid Iberbaupt nibt
Gteuung nebmen 0lrfn. England lit dnoerereits bier iberaa 6urd Die
umerfilten 8erfprefungen belntet, Die ben Mrabern i'm @etfreg elm
groBes un0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Red berBRBen. MuBeroem lit SDrien
dusgennen, in benz Die bel %beiduorene Mrmee Mebgnno cine 3eiHang
10 etpns he elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oorteute. NieTnano fann beute
ineen me bic finftige Dronung in 0ieIen @ebieten nasieben pmo. 90
DI ieoob Itebt felt: sic nm0 feline englfbe mebr fem.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25

sells.
Bon Sen areu88iisen brinsen Oie
Bitter aus fernen 2dnOern Die ielt-
iamIten Somen, 8uiebeln, anouen
un6 @eu16Ie nit beim, uno Die
M0n9e Iofen es ii6 ongeIegen fem,
iorgYam at begen uno su 5itdten,
mas i5nen in Sen aloitergdrten emit
gegeniprieBt. Sn ieuer Bet itnO oie
tDidtiaIten @emiiieiorten iiberbnupt
erIt eingefiibrt uoroen oamaIs be-
gann aua oie 3udt unO Bflege Oes
eoIen SbIteg. @as in iener Belt fit
@ortenbau ur6 2anopirti1aft ges
tan uno eingefiibrt pir0e, erfiiGt
beitte nod ieoen 4enner nit 8ptDitt-
0erung.
@eqen altggong 0es MitteI1Iters
nahm 0as biirgerlihe 2eben Ieine be-
bagIi6ten un0 i60nlten 6ornen an.
9ie MenIden iparen geiuno, trlgen
quite RleiOung, tpobnten in prdhtf-
gen SGuiern, sic geidmadbon efns
geridtet uaren. gu Der @brfurmt
Dor Ser Jrau, benz 9feipeft Dor Dem
SomiIienbnter fdrten oaerlei Eus
gen6en: gbrIidfeit unO Mufri6tig.
felt i'm geidGftliAen 9erfebr, Mds
tltrg Dor Dem NGditen utlO Mner.
fenn1ng oGes 0eiien, mas SleiB,
&0nnen uno gutter @ine fHufen.
9ieie l1mit1noe tDoren sic @rurt0-
Iogen fir oas @eoeiben bon @urit
uno @iiieni6oft; man 0enfe rur an
sic SpibenIeiitungen Ser Mtalerei
uno gilobauerei, an Sic 8pednGs
Biofeit uno Site manHen 190nen
Sausratg. SIN Sic Gteue inboltloier
@epflogenbeiten troten fd6ne BrG1t-
DE, sic einfa6iten @ei9ebniiie tDitrs
oen anIoB au tpiirOigen Soften, fef
es cine gbei6IieBung, cine @eieIEen.
taufe ODER Die Nufnabnte IN Oie
8unft.
9nB es 0inge gab, nit oenen fi@
bertige Nnfdauutigen ntht obne
peiteres befreuuOen fSnnett, BOB
o19 einrnoI iiber oie Strange ge-
idIagen DurOe, OaB es bier unO bort
MiBbrGii6e nit f6limmen GoIgen
CAB = oas miro nidt beitritten. 8u
feiner Belt unO in feinem 2nnoe Der
@eIt 1T nIes roiig gepelen our
8lifte8eit o0er garS berfommen in
Not3eiten. Sid alf cine SanODon
Gin3elbeiten au berufen ltno oomit
Oie goritenlng elmer troitloien @po.
DE berauf5ubef6m0ren, Oas bat betrt
MitteIaIter ni6t Sic geringite Be-
redtigung.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
s6Ie6te 2nft-bie &ranfbett
nnierer 3ett

= lte6eroa in Ben 9tGOten 1T Oie
Suit OerbdltnismaBig idle9t. 90
rieieln nod genaltef grmittlun-
gen t6gli6 etpa taitienO Sonnen
Slugai6e aus Sen abertauIen0
Sdornfteinen @roBberlins altf oie
Stnot nieoer. 9as beiBt: so groBe
@iiterpagen nit 10000 8entner
2aOegepidt fonnten tdgIi@ nit oie-
fem feinen Staub gefiiGt tperoen,
Der aus sen &oblenfeuerrngen Der
Sabrifen unO &ausbaltungen nis-
geI9leu0ert miro un6 nlS feitter
Ai6enregen n~ieoerfdnt. Man bat
ferner feftgeiteat, bob in Berlin
tGgli9 100 Minionen &ubifmeter
@bgaie un0 Qlspuff Der automobi-
le enttpei9en. 0ieie @aie entbaIter
&oblenorpoe, @en5in- uno Selodmp-
fe, oie Dem meni6Iiden Srganis-
mus Iddolid iino. Ser @erliner
muB 6esbolb bemiibt iein, m0gli6it
bieI in friider 2nft 8u iein.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
Geiffes

Ser groBe fron8oiiide @iGter
Sonor6 Oe 8alaac nuroe zines NaGts
Our9 elm @erduid getpedt. gu lei.
ner gr0Bten ueberraI1ung mtBte
er feitfteaen, OaB elm Ginbre9er IN
iein Simmer eit1georungen mar urlo
iib an Ieinem S1reibtii1 git i6af-
fen madte. @eiiteseegenw6rtig itea-
te ii6 8al8ae 8uerit ldlafeno unO
iiberlegte, mas al TIM lei. Damn
ent5iin0ete er fur1tlos cine Serge
uno ladte itiu bergniigt, bod Der-
nebmlid auf. Gri9roden Orebte ii6
Ser ginbreder INN uno griff nod Iei-
mem Ger5eroI. 8alaac ober iagte
freunOIi6: ngBie ieltinm lit bod Oos
2eben. sic munoern ii9, oaB i9 70
frobli9 Ia1e, uno i9 munoere mid,
pas Sic BEL mir fu1en. sic polIen
Bel mir i'm 9unfIen @eIo fin0en,
pGbren0 i1 mid bergebens an ben-
Itdten Gage abmiibe, oieies BET mir
o0er meinen 8erleger1 Sl finoen."
8eri9dmt uno Iolttlos oog iih Der
9ieb 3itriid, 11no Bal5ac bate 0urG
feline @eiltesgegentuart 5peibun0ert
2ouisoor, Die er i'm S1reibtif9
aufbepabrte, Dor Dem 9ieb gerettet.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
Sem NanI

Infer ben bielen G~reunoinnen,
0ie Sean Saul Grieorid &idter gu
@eimar bate, mar ibm cine Ser
liebiten sic alte @ebeimrdtin 8ed-
itein.
n0ieber @idter", iaste sic aIte
@ebeimrdtin ge6itein zines Cages,
ni9 babe ga in Sbrem nEitan"
mande 6tellen nidt rebt beritait-
ben; m0dten sic mir sic ni@t mol
erfl1ren2~
n2iebe gnGOige Trau" iagte
Sean Ynul brlid uno elm penig
Oerlegen, ves lit idon 10 Iange Der
- uno id ieIbit babe mandes Der.
gelien uno fur5 uno gut: Ons
wteiite Oeritebe ih ielbit ni9t mebr."
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25
1tSnnem sfe nftbt eHen2

edleppen eie jt snr Mabl5eit nit at.
fofuf anrfefuem Nppefif2 Hiedeu Gfe bic
berlo6euben SpeiieH uu0 ntbnten am liebs
item ba8 9imnter perlafen2 8teletHt leiben
etc an tebler6after 8eroaEang Wnb Nus.
fMeibung. @iele znuienng baben wdbrenb
Der Ietten 5 @eneratiunem Belernt, baR
1prnis Q1penfrdmter, BITE 5eiterprpbte Wln.
gentdtigiett anregence Nlebi5ln, linen NTH.
fommene QlHbernng bringt. Gle iutHen, wie
nRtfim 60 tit Bet: funttiDnaler 9artleibigs
Ieif, Nerppltdt, gerbaunngsftBrnng, Ders
ftintmtem Mingel, S9laf- uHb MppetttlDtg-
feit unb Ieid1ten Grfdltuugeti, ipent btefe
@eimperben anf febler1aite geroannng nn0
Ausimeibung 5nrtn5nflibren iinb. Nlpen'
frdnter tit eiHe Mlebi5tn, bic aus IS bers
fmtebenen mebi5iniimen @nr5efn, 9rdntern
nnb @flan5en 5niantmengefeat TT. sic ars
beitet NIT bcr Nntnr nno futrft nuf WtnBen
nnb Gtnblgnug, aber ie TT ueOer Bnrim
uodl tueifeno. .pttft Der Satt9ietf pes Wsa:
gems; r~egnliert ben GtiBlgang; uerrrebrt
bic MasfJetbung burh bic Ntereni hilft
mnb bef11lennigt 8erbauitng. Geien sic
uiht eutntntint. iUett nttbere Wfeht3tuen
niljt gebDlfeu Baben fnufea Ste uU6
bente cine TlaiMe Turutis AlpensraMter.
. Surnf's Seil.cel eminent = Gin anti.
Lsptifnes fmmer5nf9enbes Mlittel teit hber
ring Bel r1enninttimen nHb nelralBtimen
SmmerSen, Wfdenfmmer5e1, ffetfen cher
imnter5enben Mlnsfefn, ueberaHftrengnng,
StDkpanbeu pber 9erFensnngen, iRdeMbeH
putb pAtMutuVtW OuRCH. Sutpt@WUs
menb. Spartan.
Sans Gle bic Sarneb MeSistuen niGt IN
Sbrer 92dbe beiDrntnen f6uneH, ttad9en Gte
bun bteiett &HpDn @ebrGnm:
epe5tnl-D ffcrte - Beftel[en Gte Ientei
9ns begpnbetes GinfR6rnn4sange6Dt !
tuerben mir Sbnen cine 2stin5en
Glaf11e Tprnf'S SeiIs5eI uub eine
2.iin5en Tlaime Magulp n~rtiunit aur
Brpbe NIT elmer 4eftellHng 0nf Qnpeas
frdtter ienben.
q II iinsen Surni's Mpenfrauter -
$500 p~prtufrei Il itn5en Brps
ben itrnfDnt).
n 2 reguIdre zoe Sfnfmen 6urnis
SeiIsDel Ointment - $1.OO
Rprtpfret.
Il 6. .. Q. (Tamnn9me), 8n5Rstia
@ebHbren.
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25O1 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, III. Dept. D1os-2SA
Washington Journal., 1940-10-25

Sans Gle bic Sarneb Mebistuen nidt IN
Sbrer Ndbe 6eipmtnen f1nnen, t1at9et Gte
Dun bieIent &nppM @ebranm:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
Big Plane Is Down in
 Mex. Jungle
Searching Graft Finds Lost Ship with F Per-
 sons Aboard

MEXICO CITY, March 6. = A searching plane has located, down in a jungle country. the tri-motored D plane with seven passengers and five crew members, all Mexicans, aboard.
 The plane disappeared yesterday on regular flight from Mexico City to Chetumal City.
 The last message from the plane, operated by the Mexican Aviation Company, said it was 13 minutes from the scheduled stop at Nina titlan
 When the plane did not arrive at Minatitlan and no further word was received, searchers took to the air at daybreak this morning
 The searching plane later spot ted the plane as the result of per- sons on the ground waving a white cloth.
 Efforts will be made to reach the plane today by land parties. It is not known what caused the plane to go down or if there have been any casualties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
TO BEGIN ON A|RBASE AT FAIRBANKS NEXT MONTH;
 ALASKA LABOR TO BE USED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 6-Major Edward M. George, Con- struction Quartermaster, revealed that the work on the Fairbanks, Alaska, air base will get underway in earnest next month.
 Major George will sail for the north on the transport St. Mihiel in April and he said work will start immediately on his arrival and several hundred men will be employed at the start.
 Major George said that "wher- ever possible, Alaska labor will be used on the project. however, a number of form carpenters, bull doZer operators, concrete men and other skilled laborers will be taken north with us. Other skilled men, finish carpenters, rivet and steel men and other experts may be needed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
Big Time For EIks
 Tonight
Unusual Entertainment Is Promised for Past Ex-
 allied Rulers Event

The Elks are going to have a big night tonight.
 It is Past Exalted Rulers night and Dr. George F. Freeburger, in charge of the event, promises unu- sual entertainment features and also an unusual Dutch lunch.
 All chairs will be occupied by Past Exalted Rulers and R. E. Robertson will be in the Exalted Rulers seat for tonight.
 It is a cinch that the Elks lodge room will be crowded and extra portions of the unusual Dutch lunch have been provided.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
TROUBLES BEING DISGUISED WITH
 SECRETARY HULL
Great Britain and France lake Up Problems of
 Blockade

WASHINGTON, March 6.-GreaI Britain and France today began ef- forts to iron out difficulties with the United States arising over AL lied attempts ao blockade Germany.
 The advisor of the British Min istry on economic warfare and a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of France, are here comforting with Secretary of State Cordell Hull and other officials on problems involving taking American ships into control stations, censorship of American mail and undue delays in examining American ships at Gibraltar, also blocking German exports from the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
MISSING GIRL
 FOUND ASLEEP
 BETWEEN DOGS
Nationa l Gudrdsmdn, oi Posse of 800, Locales
 TOt in Mountains

TAHLAQUAH, Okla, March G. An 18-hour search for four-year -old Mona Carpenter ended when a Ma tional Guardsman found her safely asleep beside her two pet dogs. Doc tors said Mona was hungry and tired. but otherwise none the worse for her wanderings through the rug ged Oklahoma hills.
 She was taken to her parents, MT. and Mrs Ed Carpenter at their home, five miles away.
 The National Guardsman who dis covered her was one of a posse of five hundred He said Mona was fast asleep, curled up between her two pets for warmth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
DUTCH SUB
 C0LLIDES;
 G0ESD0WN
Three Men Believed Lost as Tug Rams Graft
 Amidships

AMSTERDAM, Marcn 6. - A Netherlands submarine, the O-1l, was sunk today in collision with tugboat while cruising on the surface.
 The O-11 was rammed amidships. Ten men on the deck sprang clear and swan to the tug.
 Twenty minutes later, part of the stern of the sub emerged, and two naval officers in nearby rescue boat leaped aboard and managed to pry open hatch, helping the imprisoned crew to safety.
 Three men were trapped for ward, and are feared caught in flooded crew quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
RUMANIA'S
 OIL DEAL IS
 NEAR HEAD
Must Choose Between AL lies and Germany
 Crisis Expected

BUCHAREST, March GA high authority here asserted today that Great Britain has demanded full equality with Germany in sharing of Rumanian exports, including oil.
 It is understood that Rumanian Minister Tilea, hurrying back here from London, will push Rumania closer to an inevitbale choice be- tween Germany and the Allies.
 It IS impossible for Rumania to furnish the Nazis with 1,60O,O00 tons of oil as contracted for this year and also ship an equal quantity to Great Britain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
FINNISH STATEMENT

HELSINKI, March 6.-Commu- niques of the Finnish high com mand said today that the Films still held out in the battered ruins of Vilpuri under attacks by Soviet aviation. tanks. artillery. and in- fantry
 Russian reports claimed the cap ture of two more small islands.
 The Finnish statement did not mention Russian attacks reported yesterday on the western shore of the harbor. It said only that fighting lasted all day yesterday and that the Russians lost heavily.
 The destruction of several dozen tanks and many Soviet casualties are reported for what were termed unsuccessful Russian attacks be- tween Viipuri and the center of the Karelian Isthmus.
 The communique says that Soviet attacks were repulsed north of Lake Ladoga and that fighting continued at Klfhmo in the northeast.
 Fifteen civilians are said to have been killed in Soviet air raids yes- terday. The Finnish air force is credited by neutral observers with shooting down not less than ten Russian planes.
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CANNES, France, March G. - Maxine Elliott, the world celebrat- ed American stage beauty and gla- morous star, who always declared that she had the perfect career, died today at Juan Les Pins as the result of a complicated heart ailment.
 She was starred in many trlum- phant roles, ranging from Shake speare to the modern drama. She was acclaimed by critics for her beauty, charm and talent. A Broad way theater was named for her She was the toast of European roy atty. And she quit the stage, while she was at the height of her car ger, to become one of the outstand- ing international hostesses of the European gold coast" on the French Riviera.
 Last Appearance
 After she made her last stage appearance at her own theater in New York in 1920, as Cordelia in Trimmed in Scarlet" there were many attempts to get her to play return engagements, but she d. ways refused.
 T am tired of keeping pp the illusion of youth" she said in ex- planation of one of these refusals. What women need to learn is how to grow middle-aged gracefully"
 Miss Elliott was born in Rock land, Me, on February 5, 1873, the daughter of Thomas and Adelaide Dermott. Her father was a salty New England sea captain and as girl she went with him on sev- eral sailing voyages to South Am erica and Spain.
 Sister Also on Stage She attended Notre. Dame Acade- my at Roxbury Mass, and 1t was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
NAzl OFFICIAL
 AND WIFE ARE
 KILLED, POLAND
Many Arrests Are Report ed Made as Result of
 Assassination

BUDAPEST, March 6. - Reports reaching here said that many arrests have been made in Poland following the assassination of Nazi official and his wife.
 The official, Rhinhold Marietz and his wife are said to have been killed in the town of Zeran
 The town lies within the area of Poland occupied by the Germans. The official is said to have been sent into the district to help reor- ganize the conquered area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06

BALTIMORE, Md, March 6. Representative Ambrose J. Kennedy, Democrat of Mary lend, proposed in an address here the fertilization Of Alaska as protection against ''any fierce stiiking at the United States across the Pacific"
 Rela ting to his summer visit to Alaska. Representative Ken nedy said:
 At the present time, Alaska is practically without any de- fensive works whatever.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-06
CEN5URED

LONDON, March 6.-The first motion of censure against the Chamberlain government since the outbreak of war was introduced to- day by Laborite Noel Baker.
 Baker charged that restriction imposed recently on the sale of land to Jews in parts of Palestine since the war constituted a viola tion of the League rules under which Palestine is governmed.
 Colonial Secratary Macdonald defended the restrictions.