davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
@aI6imstum epurtflnb - MarblanO
Democrats, 60.

Sim bergangenen Sonntag trugen
mir unier critics Spiel aus lett 8eib-
nadten. Ser Ylab mar iebr l6lam-
mig uno Itelte groBe Anforoerungef1
an Sic Gpieler. @ir batten ~ Spie-
Ter arf Dem 8laBe entgegen 10 Der
englii6en 8eitung, melde fali9 be-
ridtet mar. l1niere 2duferreibe 8eig-
tie gutes Spiel, Defenders Guiiea
Suoion uno Soffmann piiblten, Dab
es cine 9s1,moe mar. 9o6 ale on
oeren taten gang ibren Sell, I'M Die
Democrats" 81 beliegen; Sornung,
Mnqelo ie elm Sor un0 Der Salblinfs
oie anoeren bier Gore. &ommenoen
Gonntag treten mir NIT einigen neit-
Ell Gpielern auf unierem 8labe ge-
aen sic Itarfe Mannf6aft BON SanoD
Springs an. 8eginn oes Spieles
lit $50 nbr an Der 8enning &oao
uno 34iten GtraBe, Norooit.
at
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

@reOlein; Sefret6r: gbriitian Gbrilt.
6222-5te SIraBe, 90. SO. 8eri.
am 4ten Dienstag I'M MOnat-
YrDipect Sill TrieObDf. Yr1IiOent:
6reo @ogeliang; Sefret6r: S. o..
@infler; S9asmeiIter: Geo. S. o..
Stub. 8eri. am 8. Donnerstag I'M
Monat i'm 5rieobOfsgebauOe-
ElattOentider Samenbrreim. 9rd
iiOentin, Srau Sopbie &abl, Sefre-
tdrin, Sraii Gbriitine @gber.
9entides @~aiIenbaus. Erdiioent:
Bm. 6. Zimmerman; Sefret1r,
NuooIpb Santelmann, POI 9enni0l-
pania Mbenue, g. 6. @eriammlum0
am apeiten Sonntag i'm Mionat i'm
@aiienbaus.
GbriItiam an0 Gleunura Nlppcrt
Seim. @r1liOent, @m. S. Cube;
Sefret6r, Ebos. 6. Sarrea, I'll
Tote GtroBe, 81. SO. 8~eriammliin-
gen i'm Mltenbeim.
Trancn-NGbberein Oes 9entIden
@aiIenbanies. 9r1iioent, 6rnr 60
Uterine Miaer: SefretGr. Srau Gil.
5abetb @iegano, 5924-16te 5traBe.
%. SO. 8~erlammlung am Oritten
Wittmo1 /. Mt. i'm @aiienbails.
9enti6er 3iterariidsf @erein.
Pr1lioentin, SRI. Inita S9aoe. Der
lommlltng am 8. Smnaben0 i'm Ntt.
I'M @auie 1929 &bo0e SslanO Mbe-
me, Noromelt.
Tramem-Snfsperein 6es 9entIdem
@aiIenbanies. @rdiiOent, Srnu 6reO.
5dul3; Gefret6r, 6rnu Mnrgorete
4uerit Ga Sole Mpt. 8erlammli11g
am 3tpeiten 9onnerstog |. Mt. i'm
I~aiienbaiis.
uSappfnek Club" 6es Sentidcn
@aiIenbanIes. Yr6i., s. Strobel;
Sefret1r, @m. @raB, 2024 ~GDe"
6troBe. 81. 20.
Gdlaraffia @aibimstunia. Ser.
iommlung ieoen Wontag Mbeno.
1912 6 StraBe, g. SO. Musfunft
BEL Germ 9. 6. Rauls> 703-12te
6trnBe, q. 90.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

49, Da8 81 6eg Germ
GdinfeI. 4ls Sdinfel iein er-
Ites Monumentalmerf sic Nere
@a1e, iest 0as &ei9sebrenmaI, in
Berlin gei6affen battle, wuroe IN
nerbal6 oes eilernen @itters Elm
@oitament angebradt, bon benz aus
Ser Soften Die StraBe iiberieben
foute. Mls fur5 mad Ser gintuei.
bung Der @a1e a0nig 6rieori9
@iIbelm III. mad Dem bon Der
Menee b%eitaunten @ebdroe bin-
iiberblidte, bemerfte er, oaB Der
Soften iiber lire 25pfe ni9t bin
iiberieben fonnte, uno iagte in iei-
ner abgerilienen Ne0etDeiie gum Sc
nerolaojutnnten &0deriB. nG9infel
niAt Goloat gepeien. Mrtner Soften
muB Ii9 sails ausrenten." &6deriB
ging 81 S6infel u1o erfldrte i'm:
ST Sbnen oa elm Malbeur paIiiert,
IIeber @ebeimrat? Ser Soften an
Der Neuen @ade ftebt 70 nieorig,
0aB er nidt ieben fam, tper Dor.
iibergebt. SIT MaieIt1t Idon aufge.
fallen. @ebt aber obau6roerr, braii.
den StraBenOamm nrr apei SUB
tiefer 5u Iegen. 9as refine ST oes
Columbus 9ieie @eoensart ae.
brnu9te R0derib BEL ieoer @eIegen.
belt. .llnm0glidl~ REF G6infeI.
n8eoenfen GraeIlena sic aoItenl"
nSm Sntereiie oes Dienites gibts
feline Soften uno einen on6eren
gusDeg aud nidt." nSb bod er.
pioerte SdinfeL npenn @r5euena
morgen BEL Der HaroIe an Der
@ode eri1einen piro Die Ga9e er.
Ie0igt fem, obne oaB elm Stein auf-
geriiien it," MIs G9infel inn am
ndditen Gage ben neu oufgeIteIten
@ranititein 5eiete, ouf Dem Der go
item Die notige S0be bate, REF
26derib: nSest min i'd ME mebr
bonn 81 oes Columbus re0en, ION
bern rlr nod bonn 81 oes Serrn
G9infeIl"
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Sam3bergnigen int
@aibiugtOn @pOrttlnb

Serte @beno lit Der groBe Gang in
Ser Sole Der r&nigbts Of Golum-
bus@, 92O-10te StraBe, Norowelt.
9a mir Die uMrcaoe~ -9ane fir oieie
llnterbultung nidt befommen fonn=
ten, muBten mir inns gu obiger Saae
enti9lieBen. sic lit iebr groB, aii=
Beroem lit nod elm &atsfeaer allge-
TdloIIen, no oas Bier iotDie onoere
@etranfe uno Speiien ierbiert tDer-
ben. Sir l%tnterboltung i'm &atsfel-
Ter lit aud Gorge getrager, iooaB
fid ieoer amiiiieren fam IN Der Sale
Iotpie i'm Seller. Gin 8 Mann ltar-
les SrdeIter nit elmer Sdngerin
mer6en fir Die ri6tige Stimmlng
gum San3 forgen. @eipielt lperoe1
0eutlhe uno amerifaniide San5e, TO-
mie Ser aagemein beliebte u8oltl
Syones". @inlaB lit nm 8 llbr, Be
aim 9 ItBr, @noe / nbr. Wtr als
Sportler meroen aues tim, nm unle=
rem @1iten ben Mufentbalt 10 onge=
nebm als m0gIi6 8u geitalten. I'm
Iere nnterboltungen itno INNER be-
liebt our1 flotte San5e uno gemitt=
lihe Gtimml1ng, Del6e ii6 nod ltel=
germ gegen gnoe, ioOaB 1iemano germ
mad SauIe geEt. g3l1n bitten mir ale
uniere Sreunoe uno 8efannten re9t
8ablreid 3u unierer 8eranltaltrng 81
fommen uno einige frobe Stunoen
nit uns 5u perbringen. Die 2ofnng
muB beiBen: nguf gum Son6 oes
Sportflubs".
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
rsraus- 2ns" .s6eater.

Ser ger5peiflungsfampf oes fin-
niiden Bottles gegen ruiiiide Ileber-
madt, Der oas Sntereiie Der @elt in
10 berborragenoem MaBe gefangen
b6lt lit Der @egenitano eines feiieln-
ben MufflGrungsfilmes, ben oaS
Grans-2ur Ebeater in Der am Srei-
tag, ben 16. 5ebruar beginnenoen
Spielwo6e bringt in DMar6 Of
Sime" Biloern, betitelt uOie &epu-
blif 6innlano~. GarbenprGAtige
S5enen Der finnii6en Sruppen in
oen &ompfbanolungen gegen ben
iibermd9tigen Seino, Die Strategte
bon Sinnlanos beriibmten General
&arl bon Mannerbeim uno Der bell
oiide Weut Der finnii9en Sltgelo
meden uniere Eeilnabme fir 0as flei-
ne 2ano, oas i'm Sample fir Die 1ln-
obb1ngigfeit, Die es felt Sabrbunoer-
ten angeltrebt bat uno oieie nit Sill
fe oerti1er Srrtppen inter General
BON Der Golf I'M Sabre 1919 enolia
errang, uno nun in Der5Deifelter
@egenDebr berteioigt.
@eiter entbdlt oas SranS-2nr-
Troerarnm nMcres Of Hlentp" (2ano
Ser Jiiue), einen lan6pirti9aftli6en
Slim, Ser 0as 2eben nuf Der 81
SolDo Mand in Californian in Dor-
3iiglihen gldn5en0 nusgearbeiteterl
8iloern our 9orlteIung bringt; io-
mie oie nSappDtot's Expedition"
cine beitere. iebr biibfhe 6arben-
Napbiooie.
9oB Die iibIiHe umfangrei6e 8or-
fiibrung Der nelielten @eltereignilie,
in~sbeionoere BON ben europdii6en
nno ben &riegsi1aupl6Ben oes fer
men Sitens, eiuen breiten &aum I'M
Gpielprogramm einnimmt, beodrf
NIT Sinii6t nif oie befannte iorgfdl-
tige Norbereitlng Der Erans-2nr
8orfiibrungen faum beion0erer @r-
mdbnang. 8.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
8riefafem

$. geboroeu nebmen ii6 8eit in
Ser 8eantmortllng bon Briefen.
Sdreiben sic bite nod einmol.
g. g. sic f0nnen iest pieoer
nod DeutI6lano 8uriidfabren unO
braiiden feline Mneit 5u baben, Dob
sic auf Dem 9ampfer aqein iino.
g[rf ser ,Manbnttan@, tDelhe am 70.
Sanuar BON Stem Yorf nod Stalien
in See ging, maren annaberno ~
GeutIde, meiitens 6rauen nuo Sim
ser, iopie einige altere Mdnner. SD
re Niidfabrfarte miro bier in 3ab-
Luna genommen. @enn sic in uit-
Term @eiIebiiro ~boripreden, iperoeu
mir aQes fir sic erleoigen.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
@leine @atridten

79err Mlbert Sepper, ebentd-
Tiger langiGbrteer, befannter Yrdii-
bent Oes @oibington SGngerbunoes,
lit i9mer ertranft uno befinoet ii6
i'm Tafoma 8orf Sonatorium. @ir
miinihen ibm bol0ige Beiierung.
-Serr uno 6ran gorl q 6ter-
t r If e n un0 @err un0 Srnlt Sobn
&eIIe baden @nibineton berlailen
Inn etnen Mtonat i'm Ionnigen Siioen
81 berleben.
-Serr @en3el NidI befannter
8ddermeiiter. muBte fib I'M D@merg-
encD" &ranfenbals elmer Speration
unter8ieben, BON Del1er er ieiner @e-
neiung entgegengebt.
Bon 9errn 90. @iegnnoe err
bielten mir liebe @riiBe aus 8roof-
Inn, &c. g., tpolelbit er BET ieinen Sim
bern mobnt. @r bat ii9 bon elmer
&ranfbeit mieoer erbolt.
-Serr uno 6rau SO. 8oege
berleben einige @o9en i'm Staate
5lorioa.
-Serr @m. SO iegmanM Sn-
baber zines observation-disclosures
tuuroe bon einem Neger iiberfanen
ltnO nieoergeidlagen.
SEER Nsmis DiefmnnM,
81der bon 8eruf lit an einem Ser5-
lei0en i6Der erfr1nft. Sir miins
ihen Inn boloige 8eiierung.
-8ir batten Oen 8eiu1 0es
&errn turn m, zines Neffen oes
b%efannten &obiarfSnigs JerOinallo
9aniien, tUel6er 8. st. i'm Staate
glri5ona lebt.
-6rau MaorD Cd SRI.
2ouiie S6oormnns uno SRI.
glugufte 90 e Ii d batten am bergan-
genen Sonnabeno liebe Jreunoe 81
einem gemiitli1en Mbeno in Dem
Sbomas Circle Stub eingela0en. linz
gefdbr 40 8erionen maren Der Gin
IaOung gefolgt. Serr Senrb Seaer
I~ieferte unterboltungs- uno Ean5-
multi. @s CAB gutes giien uno Grilt-
fen in Siiae uno 5iiae. IS itente
iid ip6ter beroiis, oaB 6rau NarD
S1par3e, oie beliebte &omiferin oes
9euti9en Sbeaterflubs ibren @e=
~burtstag feierte, mas notiirli9 be-
oeuteno our Gtimmilng beitrug. Grit
ipat am Morgen, aIs Die Sdbne
frdbten, famen Die meiiten nod
@auie.
-Sn 5lorioa beritarb pIObIid
unO unerpartet I'M Sitter bon "
Sobren Der bier biele Sabre I'M gen-
ter Marft t6tig gepeiene Serr SSH
liam 9feiI. Niit ieiner @emablin
meilte er in ct. 8etersburg, nls i'm
Ser Sob ereilte. 9ie 8eeroigung
mar am Dienstag Na6mittog i'm
oeuti9en 5rieobofe. @err @farrer
Cape belt Die Erauerreoe. Ser Ser
1torbene mar bier geboren nn0 mat
elmer Der dlteiten ginuobner 0es
Sta0tteils, ben man friiber als
ufoggD bottom be5ei1nete. gr bin
terldBt arBer ieiner @itpe Gmilie
geb. &prte aus @eiterfappeln nod
cine Sdpeiter, 5ral Sobn Stetuart.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
NereiMss& alenOer

United German-American So
cieties. H. C. Winkler. President;
Walter Camp, Secretary. Address
for communications: 40 Sixth
Street. N. w.
GOmeDrD Glmb. Yraiioent:
Gbas. Slider; Sefretar: 5rau y.
SAIa9ter, 1868 Conn. 4oe., &c. 8.
@eriommlung ieoen oritten Ntittpo6
i'm Wlonat.
@aibinetun SGnserbaaO. Der.
einslotal: Mrcaoia Saue, 1884
t4te StraBe, g. IS. 8raiiOent, Saul
0tterba1; Gefretdr. 6. s. Wti4aelis.
S~ingItunOe: Sreitog @benos 8 nbr.
@aibingtOn GGnserbunO Tranen'
dor. 9ralioentin, Srm1 Morie Hih.
ter; Setret6rin, 5rau SOpbie Otter'
bad, 311 Eulip MDe., Satoma Yort,
Mo. S~ingltan0e: 9onnerstoes,
obenos 8 ubr, i'm 4rcaoia Gebauoe,
Ate StraBe uno Sort &oao, sc. 8.
u0entIder S5eater &Iub". 9rd.
lioent: @uitoO Seller; Setret0r:
Sermann 9lanfenburg, 1928 Ste
5traBe. 50. SO. 8~erlammlune ieoen
pierten 0ienstag i'm Monat in Der
Gangerbunobale, 1884 : 14te Stra'
Be. gtorOmeit.
9eutIGe Treimarrer GDae
NGN Mrminius, Yer. %, T.M.M.M.
NV Sefretdr: SreOf. 8ertram,
1910 6 GtraBe, &c. 6. 8erl. am
1. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm geenen
Miaionic Senpel, 13. u. $ ct. N.8.
Arminims &ergnii8nMgsuerein.
Sr1fi0ent: 2oren3 &eriAbaliW1 /;
Gefret1r: SbeOoor 2erh, 59O5
Siebte GtraBe, g. SO. 8eriamm-
lung am /. Sonnaben0 /. W1t. i'll
Sanle zines Mitglie0es.
9entider ltnterItitnngsbnnO,
0iitrift Nr. 40. Hr1iioent, WtiAel
8olner; Setretdr, @briltian &ronell-
bitter, 1104 Dat StraBe, Siluer
Spring, M0. 8erl. am 4. WiltttuoN
i'm Monat in Scr S6ngerbnnobaue.
Oinppert Sei1n Traaen 3ilfsOer-
elm. @rdlioentin: Srau @abette
arumfe; 6efretdrin: 6rau Mabel
Dieb. 9~eriammlung am 2. 9ieus.
tag i'm Monat, 2 ubr nahmittags
i'm Seine.
Mripn 0amenbereir. @r1iioentin
ssrau 3. Grumte, 1859 Sprina
&oao, g. 49,; Sefret6rin, 6rGn u
@oBmonn, 1904 Morningiioe Dripet
81. @. Ieriam. am 2. Mittuoh i'm
Monat, nadmittaes | llbr.
8altimetun Sport Club: BRA.
lioent: Sons gbner, 721 3p0lfte
GtraBe, g. g.; Gefretdr: anrl
8auer, 500 Sngrabam ct, q. 49,.
6ernipre6er, &anoolpb 1853; Sal
imierer: Mlfreo &ornung.
9entI&er ilnterititnn9sbnnb, dit
rift Nr. 100. Rrdiioent: Sobn
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
9dladtfeit i'm 9entiden @aiisnbaas

0dditen 9~onnerstag, ben %.
6ebruar, lit mieOerlim oas idbrli9e
S9Ia6tfeTt gum 8eiten oes 9euti6en
@aiienbauies. 6reunoe iinO 0a5u
eingelaoen. @oriibenoer lit Serr
garl @ammeI, melder in Der Sano-
bobung Der bielen gin5elbeiten reid
li6e grfabrungen geiammelt bat.
Nebit 8rattpurIt gibt es aud 8lut-
uno 2ebertpurit &iibrfortOffeln uno
&artoffeIialot.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
&Rrsete nmO Idn8fe
QebensDaMer bet
SiereM.

Qie fiirseIte 2~ebensoauer baben
sic n~feorigiten Srgane, Die ein5el-
lioen Eiere uno Bflnn3en, Die Il-
aen. gafterien unO Snfuiorien, oie
nur Stunoen ODER nod fiirder le.
ben. 5reiIid fam man Bel ibnen
bon einem efgentliden 500 nidt re-
Ben, Oenn lie beenOen ibr 9oiein
ourd sen 8erfau in Eeilitiide, UNI
man Fat anoerprieits init einem &c
mifIen Gedt BON Der nltniterblif
felt Ser ein8eligen Srgnnismen"
oeiproden. geim biel5eligeu Srga.
nismus crfolgen 8eIlenberbraltd
uno Nbnusung balo frii9er unG
balo ipdter.
Mfan iAreibt Sen fleineren, nieo.
r~iQlte6enoen Gieren cine geringe Sc
~bensGauer al, uno aud Die Snief-
ten, Die I6on b6ber orgoniiiert iino,
leben pielfad MIR Stunoen, Gage
rnO @oden. Sc gibt aber auG Sn-
iefien. Die aiemli1 alt tperOen, 10
Die gicnenfonigin, oie iiber flint
Sabre crreidt; BEL Sen Ameiieu
fonlmt cine 2ebensoouer Bis al 10
Sabren Dor, uno mande Safer Der-
Ben 6lter ols 10 Sabre.
Gem 6luBfrebs aibt man Elm al-
fer bon 20 bis 80 Sabren, Dem
glutegel 20 Sabre uno ben &egen-
piirmern immerbin 10 Sabre. Gin
ouffaleno bobes Alter beoba1tete
man BEL oen Seeroien, 80 uno
mebr Sabre. 0iele lange 2ebens-
bauer miro nod BON ein5elnen Der
tretern iibertroffen. 9ie groBen
Meeresidneden erreiden Big 30
Sabre, uno fleinere Gdneden iolen
Big 90 Sabre alt nerOen. Sen Mu-
ideln lit elm nod b0beres alter
eigeu, uno man bat Bel Der groBen
MeeresmuI1el Srtooena Glters5ab'
len big at 100 Sabren beobadtet.
@ern fleine pirbeloIe Siere 10
oft mer0en, 10 erideint ons Sitter
Der @irbeltiere 0agegen berbaltnis-
m1Big gering. Sem @lefanten miro
eine Qebens0auer bon 100 Bis 200
Sobren uno nod mebr 5ugei1rie-
ben. 9ieie 3oblen tperoen aber audi
bon bieI fleineren @irbeltieren err
rei6t, n1mIi6 BON N6geln, &epti.
lien llno SiiGen. 9as b06ite Sitter,
0as mir nit aiemIiher Gi9erbeit
BET einem Sier fennen, itno 300
Sabre BET elmer Observation-Disclosures.
8ermutIid nerOen aud Die gro.
BEN &rofooile iebr alt, uno 0as
qIeiGe giIt bon ben 10 Bis 10 Mfe-
ter meiienoen Gt0ren un0 &ieien-
Baien. Se1te, Gnrpfen, auH @elie
uuO 2nHie iouen 100 Bis $50 Sab.
re olt Deroen. &obe M~lters3abIen
errei9en aud Die 86geI, unter De-
fer BET @eiert uno MOIern elm Ml-
Ter bon 100 Sabren unO ooriiber
nidt ungetD0bnli1 lit; ober aud
fleinere @6gel, nie 8apngeien, STA.
ben, Cullen uno SaIfen errei9en
oies Sitter, @GnIe, Gt0r1e un0 Nei.
Der go Bis 70 Sabre, Sarben unO
@0men 40 Biz so Sabre.
RIeine Gingb0gel leben ni6t lam
ger oIs 20 Sabre. Mber aud Die
groBen G11getiere peroen nidt bieI
dlter, 0ns Yfero 40 Biz 30 Sabre,
oos &inO 20 Big Is Sabre, Sunoe
uno Sdafe etpa 10 Big is Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Ger 9antoffeIbeIo.
Sic: n9u bait lebte Nadt i'm Sdlaf
geiproden, Seinrid."
gr: nIirtlid, S6aB? Gntidul-
oiee. baB id aud einmal 81 Borte
aefOmmen binl"
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
MMnDrbereitet

sGs gibt orei Dinse IN oieier
@elt~ er5ablt SEQ @le8of am
Stammtiid, nauf 6ie sic meiiten
Meniden niht 5orbereitet iitl0."
n@as m0gen oas iDobI fir orei
Dinge iein2" fraste elmer.
sDriainge", iaete SIe5at.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

-Wir beioreen WeIbienOnnsen
mad Ser aIten 9eimat 6urd bic
6ambura-Mmerifa 2inie nnb ben
NOrbDenfIden 2lObb 81 BEN b6diten
SaaesfunIen. Mm 9Dnnerstag mar
Ser arrs Mf. 5.88 fir ben Dollar
MS WeI@enf- pber ilnteritiknngs.
mari.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Saben gie i5On sinen ne,tett
M6unnenten einseiaubt?
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Children Who Missed War
Due Here Tomorrow

Two children who narrowly es-
capped from combat zones in two
wars will arrive in Washington to-
morrow on the way to rejoin the
father they haven't seen for three
years, the Associated Press reported.
The youngsters are Ruth, II, and
Paul, 8, children of John N. Neimala,
Herbster, Wis, w. P. A. worker.
With the aid of a State Department
loan, the children left Finland when
Russia marched on that country and
sailed from Bergen. Norway, shortly
before Germany invaded Norway.
Representative Gehrmann of Wis
consin, who helped Mr.. Niemala get
the loan from the State Department,
planned to meet the young travellers
in New York and bring them here.
They will 60 on by train to Ash
land, Wis, where their father will
meet them.
The children were taken to Yli-N,
Finland, by their father three years
ago after their mothers death. He
decided to return home but left
them with Finnish relatives. He
enlisted aid from Representative
Gehrmann when he found he was
unable to save transportation money
to bring the youngsters home.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
port lottery tickets in interstate

port lottery tickets In interstate
commerce.
Explaining his failure to remem-
Der details Of conversations with
promoters Of the proposed sweep
stakes, the then Governor said 1T
didn't look as If the State would
get much out Of 1t, and I made UP
my mind to let 1t alone"
II thought" he added, Mrs. Har-
riman was q very wealthy woman
and through her connections would
give the State hospital lot Of
money. It was my understanding
the lottery was just build-up."
Mrs. Hartman and her associates
in the Hartman Institute for Social
Research sought to conduct a $10,-
600, 900 lottery over q period of years
in behalf of the Crippled Children's
Hospital at Hot Springs under au-
thority of an old territorial law
authorizing lotteries for charity and
benefit" purposes.
The State Supreme Court later
ruled the proposal illegal.
The Government contends that
Evening star., 1940-04-14
Court Tests Urged
On Banning Negroes
From Libraries
Concerted Effort in
South Advocated at
Teachers Session

Concerted effort to obtain court
tests Of the practice of excluding
Negroes from unsupported libraries
IN certain Southern States was urged
yesterday by DR.. l.. D. Reddick, cur
ator of the Schomburg collection in
the New York City Public Library, in
a paper presented before the final
session Of the fifth conference of the
Association Of Social Science Teach
ers In Negro Colleges in the Foun-
ders' Library, OF Howard University.
Negro leaders also should seek to
have any future Federal grants-in-
aid to States for libraries made SUBJ
ject to a provision that colored per-
sons must not be barred from estab-
hshments built or expanded through
their expenditure, DR.. Reddick said.
To expect production of important
work from Negro students in the
present state of research facilities
made available to them lis to in
dulge in the illusion of dream" he
added.
Lack Of Will for Research.
In discussing the paper, DR.. Ma
son Hawkins of Morgan College,
Baltimore, suggested the lack of
will to conduct research as possibly
a more plausible reason for the
scarcity of worthwhile contribu-
tions in the field.
A survey of press comment in the
South indicates "a continuing in
tolerance in the deep South and
growing tolerance in the border
States DR.. Rayford W. Logan, pro-
fessor of history in Howard Uni
versity, told the group. He declared
Negroes should seek a new United
States Supreme Court decision on
alleged exclusion of colored people
from Democratic primaries in the
South.
DR.. Logan's paper was discussed
by DR.. Hugo Johnston of Virginia
State College, and DR.. William Dean
Of Atlanta University.
During the ensuing open-forum
period, DR.. Logan said he considered
localized instruction of would-be
colored voters in regard to their
rights when being examined by reg
istration officials the most effective
means of increasing the Negro vote
in the South and added it had pro-
duced encouraging results to date.
Canvass Of Colleges.
Prof. John Hope Franklin Of st.
Augustine College, Raleigh, N. c..
revealed his canvass showed ap-
proximately 65 Negro colleges and
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universities In the United States
are offering 4 total Of about 90
courses dealing with the history
and culture Of the race.
Prof. David H. Bradford Of Ken
lucky State College, Frankfort, KY,
discussed this ANAL paper.
The president OF the associat ton,
Or. Charles H. Wesley. dean Of the
Graduate School Of Howard Univer-
sity, declined denomination and DR..
l.. p. Jackson, professor of history
at Virginia. State College, was
elected to succeed him.
The organization also accepted
the invitation OF DR.. jackson to
hold its conference next year in
Petersburg, Va, as guest OF Virginia
State.
DR.. Logan was named vice presi-
dent; James B. Browning, instructor
in history at Miner Teachers COL
lege, was retained as secretary
treasurer, and Prof. Bradford was
chosen assistant secretary.
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Cancer Control Film
Will Be Shown Here

A pre-view Of a new motion pic
ture, entitled Choose to Live" H.
lustrating cancer control measures,
will be given at 1880 am. Wednes-
day in the auditorium Of the United
States Public Health Service, AS
sistant District Health Offlcer Daniel
L. Seckinger announced yesterday.
Health workers interested in the
movement are invited to attend the
pre-view, Dr.. Seckinger said. The
film is expected to be shown at vari-
Gus places here in the next few
weeks as part of the local observ-
ance of national cancer control
month being noted nationally during
April.
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model in the world to do so Its chosen field in all the
80 years since that has been the average American
family for which has consistently provided car facilities
which formerly only the wealthy could buy.
1t is the policy of the Ford Motor Company to
share the benefits of advanced methods and manage
et with workers and public alike. Increased wages and
employment over period Of many years have resulted in
300 per increase in the but-n value of the Ford
car and a IS Der cent reduction in its brice.
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New Frequencies Given
Rudio Amateurs

Amateur radio operators have
been allocated frequencies in the
band $500 to $4,000 kilocycles for
radio-telephone frequency modula-
ton transmission by the Federal
Communications Commission.
Previously, it was explained, ANA
teurs were permitted to use radio
telephone frequency incubation in
all amateur bands above 10000
kilocycles. The change, 1t T., was
added, will make possible wider
experimentation in this type of
transmission. since equipment is
quite generally available for the
lower band.
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thousands Of tickets were printed
on an order for l,750,000 and that
blocks Of tickets were shipped to
New York, Chicago and other points
In violation of Federal lottery laws.
Two other witnesses described
luncheon in New York hotel to
launch q ticket sale drive.