davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Gee 1T ab tet.te
TIT England ratieniert

SoNSon. Grndhrllngsmil,iIter 2oro
Wnoiton lngte bel Ger Mnfiinoiollna
oleler UtdBnnbme, bic Station rniiiie
iit allf eine ~longe gelaaerung" ge.
fabt nlaben ilno ourunl miro es nun
MIR uodl MIR , lln6en per @o6e unb
Ferlon Zee gebcn. @eiter oarf nur
6leltl oocr Slid ieruiert iperoen in
HeltonraltS, llibt aber beiOes su-
lannen. Terner miro Margarine
rotipniert uno SUDDEN niht lGnger
nit 3,lfergrb perieben iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
HeeIepclt ,peiett Sraeen
itaeH 3. Gcrttiit aus

@u'tington. ErGiioent 9looiebeIt
mid IN ieiner Ereiiefonieren5 ober-
mails alien sSrogen nod einem oritten
gmt4terrtin aus.
Die Scmnfrotcn haben in ser
fomnlenocn Wodc &onpention unb
hn Mrs cs ia befonnt ncrben, ipie
Die Snhe I'm ben &atoioaten ser
ocmofratiiden Enrtei Itcbt.
@oibington. Tpoiepelt lieB Dem
&ongrcb einc neue Torlage bon A.
100000, 900 5l,geben fiir slliriiitllng
lmb Grhohlng bcs ltGnoigen Mili.
tirs auf cine 3obl BON 100000
Mann. Gr erflGrte aber, Dob er &C.
gen gntlsnbung bon Srllppen nad)
Ellropc Iei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Ncicnbcra crSrtert
De,,tihlanNs 3icle

Berlin. 9elltidlnnhs sd,idioIs.
beltlnllnl,ng 1T es, Elm groBcs @ermo-
ncnreidj 5u ldjoffesi, hen aGe @ebiete
angcD6ren miiIcl, nus oenen cinrnal
gcrr,ahiihe Tolftr nblponoertcn, erz
fl6rte Dor Ser sil1Slonospreiie Or.
Nlfrsb Rrlcnberg. Sitlera @eouitroa-
ter in Srogcn ocr mcltmpi mpi6aulihen
ShHiuhg.
Gr iegte Nodbrllf >orouI, bo6
ins5t'nnoere Sforninopien iib ols
cinent Teil bes beltticten r9cbcns-
rallnl3" betrohten nliliie. Taourh iei
Ser @cg 5ll elmer pslcro Der Gsreibeit
Scr Yicere" jett oiicn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
,,1eueS europa"
@runo Der Befprerbung
bon Dttler un0 Ctano
Sebenbiiroiihe Sraee fol- eereoelt meroen

Wtlindben. Ifiniitcrpr1lioent @raf
Eaul Sclcti mo 9llbenminiiter @rui
Stephon Giafp reiiten pcrlonlih nah
bier 81! 9eipreGuaeen nit Geutif.
lano uro Stolien ob. Stalien bate
Den .lnBennliniltcr Giono nah bier
entionot, I'M 9eIpte6ungen nit Sit
Ter iiber Die Gage Guropas nad Dem
Sriege 81 fiihrcn. Gie lngarilhen
NtiElller lporeu 3luei Gage ipdter
eingetroffen. Tcrner mllroe befannt,
boB Elm rln1Gniicber SonbergeIanbter
eingelooen plroe, Inn bas ShidioI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Gmitaneriiic aui Gne lanS mn> Sas Reid
ttekmen itetie sm
Gnoldnoer iuhen Riel ptll,elmspapen heim

genoe &riegsid)iffe an. Gin anoerer
gomterilna galt Dem arieesbaien
aiel. S!eben sSlieger febrten niht
nah England 5uriit. 8ei Den ,slii,
gen Ser bclltiGen Bomber iiber Gngs
lano iuuroen oft YerIonen get0tet.
Stllr5fampf Bomber ser ociltit)en
Webr:nod)t fone.l bis a,f 1000 SUP
berllhter, melbete Gnglanb.
Berlin. 0as Sberfommanbo ser
oeltidycn Webrmoht meloet: Teut.
ihe sslieger unternabmcn Nngriiie
auf Maiialla. 0ire. Cana i,nb 3ula.
3ips; Yerionen lpuroen babel getotet
ilno cine perlest. Sahihooen ipuroe
ni6t argeridtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Gnalnt,> iarnn,elt alles
6crit aus 3llumtiuiu,tt

SDHbon. yGnre Sopic lnb Yfon-
ncr merben in Spitiires lllm. llmoc.
iponbclt iperben, gebt lic llns berous,
mir brauhen iie iest," beibt es in ci-
nem an Die en9llid)en Sausfrauen
geriCreter aufruf Goro genperbrofs,
oes S'iinilters fir Die tsllls5eus- 50.
irritation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
krtegsplan gege11
Gnglano foil
hfretnbart (rtn
,llen bel 2tnertff auf England iino perteilt

rneller Gl,ropas" 5u fiibrcn. lingo
ride Stoatsnt6nner troien aleidiaas
Gin. Spanien iuiiuldt einen Seil bes
Sra't3oiiiden 8ebietes Noroairifos
nne Gibraltar. sllib bon Dem Ylan
Ser Ssrfiinbig,ng elmer vWonroe-
ooftrIn" fir Seitlanbeuropo lit in
faid)ilti'f,en &rciien oie @eoe.
Mon,. Tie erlte bonn itolieniifen
Sherfsmr1anoo pcroffertlihte Ser
luitf;ite ieit Staliens ariegseintritt
tpcilt Die Namen bon 8tS 8efoaenen
auf.
Sierbon entfallen auf sic ipeItlihe
MIpeniront i,no 2iboen 757, ouf Sta.
lieniif,- Ifrifo 43 Die @eriplnoeten
murecr nit 1882 angegeben. slls
&err'iBt iinb 315 gemelbet.
Galc:o, MoIta. MGhreno eines
fl,r5en italieniihen isliegeronariifs
lpuroe Elm italienildes Sslllgsel1g ob.
geihpilcn. Walta purbe am Wontaa
iiinImal BON italieniid)en Sliegern
angegriffen.
Gcro, Mcgnpten. Gnglilhe Slug
5elta, griffen 9irehotps al ser 8ahn
nad) Hibeiiinien an unb erSielten 8oa.
trefier allf 8abniperfltGtten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
papeft Iprid!a init
Se,pjet.8etietaiter
8nkloabs Jnroerungen an bic Sir
fei erortert

Silarblll. Ser rlliiiIhe 0otidofter
in scr Silrfci, 9llerei Serenticip, i'll
an Y,ro bcs inn Shparsen Mccre
perfcbrcnoen Snnlnfers ySponccio"
nltf hcnt Wcge nah OfoSfut Cr hnttc
Dor iciner slbreiie cine cinitiin0ige
llntecrebuna nit bcm oeutihcn 9ot.
ihnit'r Tron5 bon Eapen llno inter.
rihtctc &reiic moiien nlln lpiiicn,
oaB hic beioen SIplomaten iit nit
ben ,soroerllngen befaBt baben oie
&uBlonn oenlrlGtlIt al Die Siirfci
itellen oiirfte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Sra;sseien n,ibtam>eltet,
Scntiste 0eiai,ecne

"c.lin. "5ranfrcidl mlb fiir TN
hc'hreiblid)c VrutalitGtcn bel Der
9cbanbIltng icincr ocutihcn &ricgs-
gefongcnen perontluortlich gemod,t
iuerben. @eionbers clnporenb nur oie
grt, ipic 'plcbc oeutlfcn Splooten be
banoe't nurbcn, oie boa ltngliif
botte;L in Die Sdnbe barboriIher
folonnlcr Megcrtrrppen sl fonen,
Die nihtS anbcrcs als unsipiliiiertc
Sdl stter limo"
iibcr SiebenbiirgcT SIT bernebncn.
glnltlih nulrroe iibcr oie 9lbnra-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
@ritside cslisaer erid,einen iiber
oentiden Stiitpnnften bon Vergen
bis NriiHel.

2onbon. @Gbreno oel,tlde ;slieaer
sic 9anSe Wohe lang iiber berlhiebe-
men @ebieten Gnglanos erlhienelt
llnb ibre slftionen nit einem Waiicn-
belud, iiber elmer Stabt inn Siioolten
beidloiien, iebten gleif)3eitis 6lieger
Der cngliihen 2uftipaffe ibre s(n.
griffe aegen Seutihlano mo i,lter
oeutlder Militarherrid,aft ltebenoe
8ebiele fort.
0ic engliiten 1lieger griifen bier
Dor 9Silbelmsbapen Dor Mnfer lie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Gcttlan~ ieu Nttihl,ai,
an uSSN ei,tjheiren

Migo, 2cttlnnb. Ole 2ettlGnber
niilien in @ahlen ielbit entIheioen,
ob lie ,inen sln'hl,b an bie So,piet-
ltninn miinihen", erflGrte General
iefretir Spure BON Der fommuniit=
iiher Enrtei in einer Mniprahe. Die
2Gnhcr Gltlanb unH 2itallen balten
bere;ts am If. unh Is. Slli glbltims
ml,nl"n bariiber ab, Oh lie 5u Soiuiet
NuBluno mol(en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
GrzQrcmticr DolaNicr
II, Gefat,eenihait

9crn, Shipcis. SSSn areiien bieiiger
MuslGnber glal,bt man, oab ser frii-
bere iron50IiIhe Erenier Talobier
uno sic fron5oiiihen 6iibrer, sic fllr5
Dor Dem @afienltiaitono sic Heiie
na6 NoroaTrifa antratenr entlpcber
in e:rem engliiben Safen liegen oher
iid) IT Worieille cuf bem Tampfer
rWo'iiiia" in 8eioneenifaft befins
Ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
De,,tistes Krieeseerieht
pcrurtcilt HeuGr,Her

M:lIteronm. Gin 2aoenbeiiser in
Gortreht, Ser ieine peiblihen slngc.
Itelltct allIgciorbert bate, feline Ser.
abreN;trgen nit teltihen Solbaten
su ircffen, ia nidht einmnl nit linen
Su Ipcehen, lpllrbe bon einent oellt=
lhcn &riegSgerid,t SIT orei SSobren
8einrgnis nerurttiIt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
2lnfraee at,
etteliietc Neeicr,a,,a

2onoon. 2oro Warf)tpooo gab be-
fanl,t. 0aB er I'M Sberbaus Die Ne.
gierung fragen iperoe, Oh lie bereit
lei, ieoer britiihen llntertan 5u er,
ifieBen Der iiberfiibrt miro, oen
sSeinoen bes 2anoes gebolfen 5u ba-
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Stalien Oirffe Bel Nngriff anf bic
britifden Snieln nidt
ntitNirfen

&cm. Birainio gopoa threibt inn
~@iornah d Stalia", sic 9(d)icn-
ntaf)te pcrfolgten in ibrer ipeiteren
&riegfiibrlu,o eagen Gnglano Elm
oreifMhes 3iel: glodicruns ser brit
tiihen SnIeln. 3eritorung Ser Ser
binourgen @nelanos in ibrem eigc-
men 2onoc, 3lir See uno i'm Sen iibers
ieeiiten @ebieten oes Neictes."
Stniiens Nolle miro bierbei nah
ben Naaaben bie iein. rgegen sic
8riten in Ieeppten, i'm anglo -Gspp.
tiihe'l Cuban, in 9enpa (iriiber als
9entih.OItafrita hefannt) uno gri-
tiid. .Somalifauo aorsugeben. 8rieg
aeeer bic eneliid,e Sdiffabrt rpom
sltlantM bis gum Snoilden S5eon
5u fiibten uno Dor allem einen gro
ben Sell Der britiihen Sslotte int
Mitte;meer feit5ubolten. @apoas
Mmsfubrungen oeu.en oorouf bin,
0aB ber geplante 6rontalaugriff auf
Die britiihen Snieln ausi6lieBlid
Sadc Deutihlanbs iein ioa.
9it ~8eiieeten" luiiroen ein3npil-
Iiaen boben, oaB ir poaen1 WaBe 8e.
red,tiafeit eeifaifen miro, nid)t uur
sug,,ritfn Der Ndien- -Miahte Ielber,
fonaern a,,h anoerer, befrellnoeter
8olfer.
ltngarn idlaltet iidj ein.
Ser italieniidje Mubenminiiter
Giauo tefano iif 5ipeds &erbonoll,n,
gen nit Sitter In 9eutihlanb, I'M
geiprt6ungen 5l,r Shaffllng zines
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
uer,pcecns KSnie
Haftet ititt ab

s,onbon. Sn elmer Hlnnoilllfrcoe
erflGrte &onig 6aofpn bon Norlpc-
gen, CT lei iiher I'M ginflang nit
oen laiinihcn oes noripegilhen Wpl-
fes 81. banbeln. tpelrn er iif lpeigere,
abautonfen. nMein Motto mar Nor-
tpegen uno miro es INNER bleiben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
portci ,,nH Beer
Spanicn,s ucrb,,nNen

MfcSrio. General ,srauco Der.
ihmuJa Sic sin5ige politiidc Yortei
Spanicns, oie 5olonge, enger NIT
Dem Seer. inben, er ibr Sic Gerant,
iuortIitfeit fir Die 9lusbilbung l1nb
IiSsirlinicrlltg Der Wdnncr Dor lno
nah tcr slbleiitlsng ser @ebrpilift
iibertrng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
9a,,Nelsi<tiff itt
Singapore beiebt

Sonopn. Sic erlIiIhe 9tahrihten.
slgentllr HeuterS relhete, bob ser
43,45O Sonnen arobe fron5oii'he
Shnsl>omp;er ,sSle Sc sSrancc" bon
ben enalilhcn Veborbcn IN Sirgo.
bore heirhlagnobrlt moroen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
Observation-Disclosures Or. Sans Otto
Nctb mno nniere Qebreridjaff.


slm 80. april tpuroe 2anbesfir.
henfurotor Or. Sans Otto Hotb All
ieinem so. 8eburtstag oud) bon elmer
IborSnrng unieres 2ebrerbunoes
beali;,fipiinld)t. .Sm Namen Der oeuf|h
epang. 2ebrerihaft iiberbrahte oer
gltnocsnoriitenbe Hrof. Or. Tobie
Dem Observation-Disclosures Die Slid.
tpiinite ln6 ben Cant lrrrierer 2eb.
rerifnft fiir ben erfoIgreihen par.
lame,tariihen &f Inn cine per.
niinitiec Srbnitng Der nelen stul.
geiesgeh,ma ir'nie bic 8en,iibungen
Sen beiBen Gagen Der runl1niihen
Sprodpriifungen Sn grinnerung
an oieIc harten Sabre, in oeren Der
oelltid,e 2ebrer Bis in oos Iebte Dorf
bin ieinen oft fn't perlorenen Soften
bel fdrglidem gebat NIT oem itor.
fen Mute oes tpirflihen 0pfers ee.
balten bat, bat Der 5prehert Senntor
Or. @otb luolle iid) aud Ns8iki9xt
fir oieie Qebrerihaft einieben, bic
heute nors Der aroben Mufadf eines
3AiammeAd dIaiies 6ers sSsst - =.
shIub anf seite g..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-11
ooutt'nann Hottliinoer s. Iran5.
Wpfoene S5pdlscit.

DDS Seit Ser goloenen Sohseit
feiertcn i'm englten sSamilienfreiie
Frohehant 9. SSrbannes Sfeid,bart
nit iciner @attin Soa eeb. MiiIIer.
Sa5 SSlbelpaar NOR Der 8eeenitano
her5!ither gealiiftuiinihungen. Muf
iuir lflieBen ltns oielen @liiflpiin.
Ider' an llnb bofien, Dob Soft oas
feierrbe Faar nod lm,ge 3eit in Der
ietigtu geiitigen unbn forperlibe
HiiitiGfeit erbalten tperoe.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Roosevelt Signs Bill
Protecting Bold EuqIe

Americas emblematic bird, the
bald eagle, threatened with extinc-
ton, is protected from hunters and
collectors in a bill which has Just
been approved by President Roose.
welt.
In directing attention to the act,
Secretary of the Interior Ickes yes
terday pointed out that it prohibits
destruction of the bird throughout
the United States and all is possess
sions, with the exception of Alaska.
Persons taking, possessing or deal
ing in bald eagles without Federal
permit will be liable to minimum
penalty of $500 fine, sir months i'm
prisonment or both.
Secretary Ickes, however, is auth
orized to issue permits to repre-
sentatives of museums, scientific So
cieties or geological parks.
The bald eagle was adopted as the
national symbol by the Continental
Congress of 1882.
The Bald Eagle Act of 1910 was
sponsored by two Massachusetts
members, Senator Walsh and Repre-
sentative Clason.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Funeral Tomorrow
For Pvt. Blackwell

Funeral services for Policeman
Otho L. Blackwell, who died Thurs
day in Casualty Hospital OF a gun
shot wound within a few hours after
he shot and killed Sergt. Charles F.
Cummins in the 18th precinct sta
ton house, will be held at 80 m
tomorrow at the Sardo Funeral
Home, 412 H street NE. Burial will
be IN Arlington National Cemetery
Pvt. Blackwell, who lived at 3O17
Central avenue Sc, had been a
policeman and a resident of Wash
ington since 1924. A native OF
Magee, Miss, he served in the Navy
from 1919 until 1923. During his
years on the force, Pvt. Blackwell
was commended four times for brav-
cry. He had oeen in i'll health more
than year.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Dor
othy Portch Blackwell, and two sons
Otho, jr., l3, and John Andrew, IL
Evening star., 1940-06-16
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH COLBY, Wash, June is.
-"Conchita, the California favor
,te" who once was the toast of
the gold camps, will be buried to-
morrow beside her husband, J. Leo
Shaw, "the original man on the
flying trapeze"
Conchita-Maria de la Concep-
cion Conchita Seraflna Bacigalupi
Shaw--died Thursday at the age
of 70 far from the footlighted fame
of her early-day vaudeville troup-
ing career.
Once she played California gold
camps, the sophisticated salons of
18th century Boston and packed
them in" at Leadville, Cripple Greek,
Cheyenne, Denver, Butte and Fair
banks, Alaska. when those mining
centers were at their widest.
Her husband, as NUNS Leo, u
was a famous circus acrobat when
he met 16-year-old Conchita while
playing Madison Square Garden in
New York. They married and be-
gan trouping together, chmaxing
their career by being featured on
the same billing with T. w. Keene,
the great tragedian in San Fran
cisco in rs.
Mrs. Shaw made her first stage
appearance as Little Willie" in
East Lynne when she was 8.
Later, as a member of the Child
Opera Company. New York City,
she toured the West Indies as a
singer and actress.
One of the Shaws' favorite recol-
lections was the time roadside ruff
fans halted their stagecoach on
the plains and ordered a command
performance" Conchita sang the
sentimental ballad. rs Mother
Thinking of Her Boy?" The high
"aymen, In burst of apprecia-
Evening star., 1940-06-16
lit Mrmnrtan
BLAND. JOHN EDWARD

BLAND. john EDWARD In lov,ns
BHSp Of Hba my debstsd his JoHs s
ago today. June Is, 1898.
Days of sadness still come over me-
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory keeps you always near me,
HIS SGS WIFE Rf EA se y yefGs BEANS
CARTER, JOHN W. tribute of love
and remembrance on Fathers Day to our
dear husband and father. JOHN w.
March 16. 1885.
He is not dead he is lust away.
W Wis ofauInul yea land Where it is always day.
He M ls SsfDeI Kn9iis and Its city 50 far
LoVTNde WIFE WIFE AND SE't cHiLpREN. Hi 81 EN- T.
CHRISTIE. DELLA WILLS. The passing
EeaTS fe1go,. INK themselves together in un-
memorae The memorial tribute a'0 to Our our
mother, DELLA WILLS 0'cfa cHRisT1E. ISL = "1h Who
June l6. 1880.
Mother; dear. how much we've missed you.
An The days that you've been gone,
And in our hearts the memory of you
III q NC ""seu a. THE He FAMILY: AMI y. {.
EDWARDS. HORACE LEON. In loving
HoRHeE GEoN G dsso'sa Who psssed
away tour years ago today, June l g. 1886.
Il seems that it was iust a dav
You took the train and went away ~
We miss you so much.
DEVOTED SISTER, MARGUERITE COLE.
GIBSON. IRVING In loving memory of
our devoted father and grandfather,
IRVING GIBSON. who fell asleep in Jesus
thlrLy-one years ago today. June e. 1909
bUBELLE E. BUTLER. ESTHER B. SUTTON
JONES. BISHOP EDWARD D. w. Sacred
10 the memory Of my husband and our
1ather. BISHOP EDWARD D w JONES.
VINO VINO entered eternal rest hve years ago
TO-DAY. June 49, 1885.
The loved one who has left us
For the place of heavenly rest
VIII live in Gods own tender care
And be forever blessed
WIFE, son AND DAUGHTER-IN-LA
LANAHAN. JOHN J. In loving remem-
brance of JOHN J. LANAHAN, who pa ssed
away tWenty-eight years ago today, June
16, 1912.
THE FAMILY.
LUCAS, SAMUEL T. A tribute of love
TO The memory of our brother. SAMUEL
LUCAS. who passed away one year ago.
June l5. 1889 DOUGH- EMORY,
WYNES, CHARLOTTE c. AND HAROLD.
In loving remembrance of our dear daugh-
ter and sister. CHARLOTTE c. WYNES,
who departed this life six years ago today.
June 10: 1894: and HAROLD WYNES. who
departed this life February 8. 1910.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

tor to fit foods of any size or shape.
Those new-type ice trays release ice
cubes instantly-there's no longer any
need to hold the trays under the
water tap.
That Cold Storage Chest keeps meats
fresh for days at time-the automatic
interior light turns on and off as you
open and close the door-the Auto
matte Kelvin Control lets yoa arrange
the temperature you want
And these are just few of Kelvina-
tors many sensational convenience
features.
See this big new Kelvinator at your
dealer's-today. And at the same time
see the other big 6 and 8 cubic foot
Kelvinators that save you from $50 to
$50 compared with last years prices.
Kelpinator Dipision
INSTRUMENTATION CORP, DETROIT, MICH.
ar kitchen wifh Year Protection Plan.
neHt-easv terms.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Jackson to Be Speaker
At La Toilette Rites
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoctated Press.
MADISON, Wis, June 15.-Plans
were announced today for a lunch
con gathering of Wisconsin Pro-
gressives here June % in honor of
Attorney General Jackson, who will
be principal speaker at the 18th
annual memorial service for Senator
Robert M. La Toilette, sr.
The luncheon will precede cere-
monies at the La Toilette grave in
Forest HillsCemetery.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Freer Will Speak

Commissioner Robert E. Freer Of
the Federal Trade Commission will
deliver the principal address at the
2lst annual meeting of the WASH
ington Better Business Bureau at
1890 pm Wednesday in the Raleigh
Hotel. Members of the Washington
Advertising Club will attend the
meeting in group.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
6. P. O. Orchestra to PIoy

The Government Printing Once
Orchestra, under the direction of
Leon Brusiloff, will present concerts
Tuesday and Wednesday nights in
Harding Hall. The latter date will
be for colored persons. The COM
bined glee clubs will sing.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

uIAnAllAIc When you buy
WAkNIN0 arefriger.tor this
year, be sure you're not paying
good money for an out-of.date,
last years model offered AZ 're-
duced" prices. See Kelvinator's
complete line of 1910 models
all At greatly reduced prices!
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Draths

BECKHAM. DELZIE. Departed this life
on June j., 1870, DELzIE BECKHAM
He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
wife, Emma Beckham two sisters, 1ne1
Happier and Monte Lloyd; one brother,
John Beckham, and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Barnes &
Matthews funeral home, 6l4 4th st. s.w.
Funeral on Sunday. June 6, at pm,
from House of Prayer. 4th st. between H
and Eye SITS. S.w Interment Arlington
National Cemetery Monday, June Il. 10
BELL, GLADYS. On Saturday. June
Is, 1910, at Homeopathic Hospital,
GLADYS BELL, beloved wife of Joseph H.
Bell, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. James w.
Lamp, sister of Lewis J. Lamp.
Services at Chambers funeral home, BIZ
1lth st. Sc, on Monday. June Il, at ;
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 16
Evening star., 1940-06-16
GarnH nf ThankH

burden. MAUDINA. We wish to ex-
friends and relatives for their kind ex-
press.ons of sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the time of our bereavement
ISABELLE ROY AND NIECES .
HOMAN ROSA b. We wish to thank
our relatives and friends for their kind
ness and expressions of sympathy and floral
tributes in our bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
MOORE, MAUDE. I wish to thank my
neighbors and co-workers of the Federal
Works Agency for klndnesSeS shown at the
death of my sister, MAUDE MOORE
ELIVA CARROLL Platter.
RIGGS, MARGARET AUGUSTA Miss
Harriet E. RIGGS gratefully acknowledges
the thouehtfulneSS and sympathy expressed
during the illness and at the death of her
sister. Miss MARGARET AUGUSTA RIGGS.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Conchito, Toast Of Gold Camps
In Wild West Era, Dead at 70

ton, fired their six-guns in the
air. then filled her apron with gold
dust and nuggets.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

Never before such "buit-in" con-
penience at so low q brice-$40 less
than last years. comparable moaeks.
HERE is 'luxury" refrigeration at a
IL bargain" price ass a completely
eq1itped 6H cubic foot 1910 Kel-
vinator-with brand new, up-to the
minute Kelvinator features - and it
can now be yours for less than you'd
expect to pay for an ordinary
"unequipped" refrigerator.
Look at that cleaning white welded
steel cabinet finished in lifetime Per-
malux. And then look inadethe cabinet.
That big glass-covered Crisper
brings wilted lettuce ''back to life" as
though by magic-keeps salads fresh
and crisp.
That removable half-shelf lets you
arrange the interior of your refrigera-
"Priees suggested are for delivery in
Small dorm Ia
The Nome nugget., 1940-06-24
MirOW Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Sasseen returned from An chorage with the following pas sengers Friday evening: c. F. Terry, Henry Souzuki, E. C. Stentz, B. H. Crisp.
 Pilot Sasseen has made three midnight flights and the passen- gers include: Steve Stephenson, Mrs Livingston, Miss Hablutzel, Scottie Paterson, Ellis Hedson, Mrs. Hedson, M Capelton, Mrs. Capelton, Ed Higginbothem, Mel Bronde, Mrs. Johansen, Gertrude Johansen Jo Ann Johansen, Doc Coleman, Ralph Cravechuk, Mrs. Cravechuk, George Martin, Keith Hedreen, MT. and Mrs. Leeck, John Below, Mrs. MiroW and Tony Johansen.
 Pilot Chambers made a trip to the Kaiyuh Hills and returned with John Havenstrite and Chub Douglass. The next day they were taken to Candle and were returned the following day to Nome. Sunday they left for Me Grath and are expected to re- turn this evening. Mrs. Haven ,strite is also coming to Nome.
 Pilot Chambers made a trip to Council Saturday evening with Mrs. Whaley and Sam Godfrey for Council, both were returned in the late evening.
 A trip will be made to Teller this afternoon with Lyman Gull yer and freight for Bartholomoe Oil Go.
 A trip is scheduled for Coun- cil tomorrow morning with freight and passengers.