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Evening star., 1940-07-13
Mrs. Richard Mansfield
Widow of Actor, Dies

By the Associated Press
NEW LONDON, Conn, July 13.-
Mrs. Richard Mansfield, u, widow
of the noted actor, died yesterday
at the Mansfield estate here.
Her husband, famous for his in
depreciation of Shakespearean roles,
died in August, 1907.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Torpedoed Ships Crew
Believe UeBout Sunk
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, July 13.-The crew Of
the torpedoed Liverpool tanker Ath-
ellaird, $500 tons, said last night
they believed they had sunk one of
two U-boats which had attacked
them.
Thomas Ford, an Irish sailor, said
that when the ship was struck by a
torpedo, the captain ordered his gun
crew to open fire and I'VE believe
we scored direct hit on one of the
submarines"
Evening star., 1940-07-13
81 Die, IS, 900 Homeless
In Korean CIoudburst
Ey the Associated Press,

TOXIC, July 13.-The newspaper
! Yomiuri reported yesterday that
So persons had been drowned, 80 in
jured and $4,000 made homeless in
floods following a cloudburst in
Korea.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

Large estates and houses In Fire
are now classed a. white ele-
phants."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
(Gortfebung)

Ser Senator Bammabius, Der lr-
enfel bes 9oniuls, Die 3ier6e oes &C.
fblehtes zines gamillus, bradte es
iiber fidb, int fdtpar5ein, mondsabns
Iidem @etpanbe burd bic StraBen
@oms su eeben uno 10 ielbit I'M sc.
nate an erideinen, pie Sieronpmus
eradblt. Melania, aus bem beriibm-
ten un6 ebIen @eidledte bes Narcel-
Ius, iie, 6ie Eodter bes &oniuls, Die
SHUTTER zines BrGtors, miro bemiitige,
tpeltpera6tenoe gbriltin. l1no wie
biefe an6ere nornebme &0merinnen
folgen ibrem binreiBenoen 8eiipiele:
% lit es sic Marceua, bas .erIte Mu=
fter 1no Beiipiel elmer 6riitli6en
@itme in Nom; 6a lit es Snria aus
Ser Samilie 6es sroben Gamians, oa
lit es Sic Salpina, bte Sodter zines
20nigs aus Mauretanien, Die 8itme
oes Sebrioius, zines Heffen bes 8ai=
iers iogar. Soa i6 nod erpabnen
Die beriibmte Baula, oeren 9e1tter
in gera6er 2inic BON Dem bodeolen
Baulus Menilius uno bem iiingeren
Scipio abItammte! @as ion id ia
gen bon ser tpeeen ibrer 8obltatig-
felt i'm ean3en 8eide 10 bodberiibnr>
ten Jabriola, einem SproBling aus
Dem gefeierten @ei6ledte Ser Gaber!
gbriltus pincit, gbriitus iiegt, er al,
1ein 1ebt, alle anoeren fino eeItorben
uno ibre Namen meiIt pergeiien.~
@s fommt 6as apeite Sabrbunbert.
@ieoer nere 9dmpfe, obpobl ni6t 10
grauiam, &f inn 8eiten uno
&f i'm Often; sic S6tperter tuer-
ben ftl1mpf unb oie 8eItien iatt bon
an bem Morben ,,nb ou ben Spiern,
oie ibrer 8ut eetpeibt tuoren. 9ampf
oes @eiites braeb a,ts; nit Ben 8affen
bes @eiItes tpollte man ba bollenben,
tpas 6as @ilen nibt permodte. Gel
ius eroffnet BEN 8eigen Der tpilien-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
WeDanfen lt1D Gril1nernngem
Bon gep. Grans Guertees

Iidaftli6en 8efdmpfer bes gbriiten
tnms; Der gpifuraer 2liaian bon ga
moiata, Der burb bittern 5pott Dos
gbriitent,lm Idderlid MAIDEN Dollte
foIgt nad. Darauf Der Nenpptbago'
rasmus 1,no ser HenpIatonismns ge.
gen Dos nerbaBte Gbriftentlm; bod
tpie @las follen fie aue ON bem Jel'
ien Betri obnmadtig aeriplittern. Seer
fennt fie beute nod Sic iino per'
geiien ,tn6 lire Ramen fennt man
MIR nod in 8ii6ern nn6 in Der Sdu-
1e als gurioia. Ser Mnsriff Der Bbi-
loiopbie auf oas gbriitentnm miro
sl6naeno 5uriidseidlagen, uno bas
Gbriitentaln, Dat ben Mnereifer beiiegt.
Die Bbilolopbie sibt iid gefangen
Gin Clemens bon &om gefangen, Der
bodgebiloete nn6 eelebrte Apollos
aus aleranorien sefangen; elm Sus
ltin, Ser BEL ben Stoifern, i'm 2pfeion
uno in ser afa6emie feline Stubien
semadt, eefansen. Gin Eatian, Der
in ser Biiienidaft oes Srients onr6
uno 6urd betpanoert mar, Der bic Rbi-
loiopbie Der @rieben ituoiert batte,
puroe bonn 2idte bes gbriitentums
ploblid beriibrt uno ba fan6 er, mas
er bislans oereebens eeiudt: oie 9eu
be oes @eiites uno 6es Ser5ens. Ser
mes uno ariitioes, atpei Rbiloiopben,
eifriee 8efdmpfer Beg Gbriitentums,
peroen iest feuriee 8erteioiger oes
6riitlihen @laubens. Wileto miro TO-
gar fatboliider Biibof tno Der FL.
Srendus sebt fir ieinen @lauben III
Sen Martprertoo. Ser groBe gpprian,
aus Der bodaneeiebenen Senatorcn-
familie, miro elm gbriit, 1,no Silarius
miro aus einem @pifuraer elm DRIFT
li6er 8ii6of. Damn famen bic feuri>
gen @pologeten, bas @briitentum Ell
mes 8aiilius oes @roBen, eines Gre
eor bon gpiia uno bon Naaian5, eines
Sobannes gbrpioitomos uno l1n5dbli=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
Dbio @aiieafre,sas

ger att0erer. 9ie Ybiloiopbie glanbte
su iiegen i'm aan1pfe segen 0as Gbri.
ltentnm, aber iiberplnben lit fie iino
tie, bic Stol5e, miro Die Waso oer
Ebeologie (@ottespiiienidafD. gbri'
itus bincit, gbriitus iiest; ieinem
@eiit fonnte feiner nioeriteben, ipie
Der FL. 5tepbanus uno bic bl. aatbe'
rina be5eugen. gbrift,ls lift itniiber'
tpinolid!
Das brittle Sabrbunoert tritt tpie-
ser bll,tiser al1f, nabbem oas 5iDcite
bier ettpas nabgelafien batte. Gs ion-
te iest planuabis borgegangen tuer.
ben, oa mebrere firbtbare Berfol-
sunsen boroufsesangen iparen. Dio.
tletians gbift eribien in Nicomeoien,
uno nanab iollten alle briltli6en Sir
den 6em grobooen gleidgemadt tper-
ben; oie FL. 8Ider oer gbriiten per.
brannt peroen; oieienigen, Sic bartE
nddig bet ibrer 8eligion bIteben, ion-
ten aa ibrer @iiroen entIest ,tno .als
ebrlos betrabtet tperoen.
gbriiten befanben ftb i6on oanals
in allen Stellunsen bes Staates, an-
gefaneen bel BEN b06ften 8iiroen=
trdeern Bis berab at ben nieorigiten
Sflaben nidt tpenieer Bel Der armee
in alien &anglt,lfen. Selbit 9iocle-
tian's @attin uno 9obter maren
gbriIten. Greie iollten, falls fie bem
driitliden @lauben nidt abidw0rten,
Ser 5reibeit beralbt meroen, 5flapen
in 6ielem Sale bie ausiidt auf 5rei-
1ailung ent5oeen ,tno auf irnmer ge>
fnedtet iperben. Sssn Nitomebien ipllr-
De bie id0ne Stride nieoergeriiien; Die
@la,.bigen berle,lmoet als ftaatsge=
fdbrlid, bic. eesen oas &eid fih ber-
16moren bdtten, nno biele berfelben
tpuroen auf sic Softer sebradt. Sebt
eri6ien Elm alpeites @bift, oas tpeiter
borsine: oie &irdenooriteber fonten
eingeferfert itno inter allen umltdn<
BEN 3um Spfern ee5tul1ngen ,uerben.
Gin orittes @oift gebot bieienigen, 6ie
seopfert batten frei5ugeben; Die ii6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28

"Na, tuiiienie, borenie mir auf NIT
Der mooernen 8iiienfdaftI So ba-
benie mid ii6er ie6srnal seiu1pft,
uno fiir5lid fafle ib aus'm bierten
@tod uno bre@e mir iamtlide ano-
denp' -. ....-<:..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
Die orbnnmssliebenbe 6amsfrat

ISM Sauie .brennt's, anna - rdu-
men Sic i6nea bas 5blaf3immer auf
- tuas follen bie Geuerlpebrleilte ben.
ten, bob um aebn llbr oie 9etten nod
| nidt aemadt fno!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-28
1,itt,uod, Sen %. ansnit 1910

aber ipeigerten, b,trd alle Golterqua.
len oaait al1 5tpingen, felbit ipenn es
bnrb ben COB tp1re. Mn bas faiier.
|libe Sofgeiinoe erging Der 8efebl, I'M.
beoin9t ben @ottern au opfern. Wan
niirgte, man seiBelte, man briet lang.
fam anf benz Noite Biz aunt Gooe.
giele pnrben ms Meer setporfen.
MneIt nnb 5breden IN 8ont, gnt-
ieten in alien Bropinaen. Die Gbri.
lten aber blieben itanobaft; nidt elm.
mal Sic FL. Sdriften nuroen aasge.
liefert, biele airbenborIteber aber
ipuroen ieIbIt tpegen Ser @eiser,ng
bingeribtet. Gin biertes goift fam,
uno oieies lieB ben gbriiten n,lr n,ebr
oie Wabl atpiiden Mbfan uno 1ooes.
frafe. Gin formlider 8etteifer ent.
ipann iib l,nter ben faiierliden 8e.
an,ten, es in ben MaBregeln our Ser.
nibt,lng bes gbriitentums iebem an.
bern suDor al tun; man mar erftnbe.
rid in ser @raulan1feit. Wanbe
gbriiten bing man an ben GiiBen,
NIT 6em 4opf nod unten, iiber einen
gelin6 brennenoen, aber fart rauden.
ben Seuer a,,f, o,.rb oeiien Haud iie
eritidten; nielen 5eridmetterte nau
oie 8eine; anoern badte man ltufen.
meile ein @lieb nod Dem anbern ab;
tpieoer ,anoere entbauptete man NIT
Dem Senferbeil; iosar leste man
Brand an 4irben l,no Sd,tier, oie
NIT ibren sSSniaiien berbrannten. (g9ie
man fiir5li6 in Spanien setan.) 0es
Senfers arm erlabn,te BEL Ser Mfenae
Der Sdlabtopfer; Der roben 9enfer-
getpalt idien oas Gbriltentum at 1,n-
terliegen (tuie iest in 8ublano) 10
Sabre oauerte bereits oie MenIden.
f6la6terei. Da auf einmal, es tpar
am beaen Gage 10 er3dblten @uie.
bius uno 2actantius - einiee 5tnn.
oen nod Mittas, erideint am tpolfeu.
loien Simmel iiber Der Sonne ein
leu6tenbes &reu5 NIT ser Snibrift:
uSSn Doc itgno binces - in oielem
3ei6en tpirit bu iieeen." aonitantin
fab oieies 3eiden, als er oamals iu
einen &rieg NIT ieinem Nebenbubler
Warentius perptdelt mar. Das Bel.
6en iaben aud feline Soloaten. Dem
&oifer eridien in ser foleenoen 0adt
Gbriitus .ielbit NIT bent areu55eiden
uno faete: ,,9rinee oieies auf ben
Stanoarten oeiner Soloaten an." @s
gef6ab alio, 11no Ser bon Gbriitlts be.
liegte &enitantin fieete iiber feinen
Nebenbubler Marentius an ser Mol.
piner Bride uno er puroe alleiniaer
Serri6er bes Sfeides. Das Seioen.
trtm marc MIR mebr geouIoet. Das
Gbriitentum par6 aber 5taatsreli.
gion. Oas &rell5, oas bis oabin ein
3eiden Der S6anoe getpeien, tpuroe
nun elm 3eiden ser @bre nno ser
aus5ei6n11ng; es i6n1iidte bie 8rult
oes Seloen tpte bes 5taatsmannes:
es 5ierte 6ie &rone bes &aiiers tpie
Die Der &onige. Gbriitus bincit, gbri.
itus iiegt. &egi iaeclllor,1m immortaIe
- bonor ct gloria in faeclla, Dem
uniterbli6en &onig Der gtpigfeit -
Jet @bre uno @lorie in gtpisfeit!
- (Gortiesnng folgt)
| 9}n f1,iSSonfn hcro,so ,,,;~ o,,e .,,;4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Order Z Shifts
AT 5 Navy Yards

WASHINGTON Acting secre-
tsry Of the Navy Lewis Compton
today ordered eight navy yards on
a two-shlft basis IS soon ss pos
sible. and directed hiring Of at
least 1900 civilians within the
next three months.
Compton wrote the command
ants of Portsmouth. y. n. Bos-
ton. New York. Philadelphia. Nor
folk. Charleston. & C.. Mare
Island. Calf. and Puget Sound
navy yards that the steps must
be taken at once 70 expedite the
naval ship building program and
all other work relating TO national
defense"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
War Zone
Bulletins

LONDON ~ Moscow rsdls said
Tuesday aiEhf thai sesirt rremiss
yi.eh~~iss Nslssss had s~nt . psts
10 Great Britaia rejeeslaE The HFis-
lab sseuserssdum esaesfaing trade
negotiations.
LONDON - the admiralty an
nounced that the British mlns
layer Princess Victoria had heen
sunk by German mine. The com
mandsr. tao officers and II men
wsrs missing and presumed Lost.
IoNpos---rss p.ie ct ...s.e-..
TEE. brother 81 Mag gesrxs. saf-
fered eute ~ . rrsnit 81 setnA
explosions sa the WESTERN frsat. u
~. disclosed here. Bsth sf bic
hassi. were badly hrplsrd. Ne has
nos returned 10 tssass after
spsassng three aight- ls sfe&~ thst
we're heavily seshsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Change Plans
Of COP Meet

Republican state convention
plans for Tacoma next Saturday
underwent 4 major operation Tues
day. when ma tionai C. O r. head
quarters advised the committee
here that arrangements have been
made To broadcast the keynote adj
dress of Hanford MscNider. Iowa
vice presidential possibility. during
the morning over MICS national
red network.
Tickets have gone out 10 dele
gates on the basis Of haeSider's
talk being at 2.i5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Arrangements. nov
cancelled. called for a broadcast
over kAo. Tacoma, and ninr other
Washington and five Oregon radio
stations. from z;ls to O'Clock.
Accepting thu national Gem
mlttee's plan. the state con
yention here new wants It's
biK crowd ia the morning. In
stead Of In the afternoon. The
national radio hook sup WIN 70
on the air At 1880 - m. Paul
d. Johns. Pierce county chair
man. WA advised.
80 far a. NE know this will
b the first time any Tacoma event
has been lined Up for a national
broadcast Johns said.
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News Of War
Scares Market

NEW y0hk--ssseks brsks 10
the lowest kssts IN almost tee
years. thea eams bark as nves -
three polnfs In . tsvbaissi last.
minute rally.
NEW YORK Fears that Ger.
many may achisvs an early victory
snioossd . fresh selling dsings IN
stocks Tuesday. and prices droppsd
~ mueh ~ 10 points. 70 the igwsst
general levels IN two years
Ticker facilities wsrs swampsd
az trading stepped up TO the hssvi-
est pace since the var bonn u
last September Volume ~aa raa.
ming well over ina t0Oo 600. shars
level
New successes claimed BY tbs
German army alarmed trading
quarters Business On the ga
change ~a4 orderly. h0SsvsF. and
stock exchange officials insisted
tcon,lnusd On Page H. Column ~
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Here S First
Story From
N All Lines
War Correspondent
Views Results
Of Blitzkrieg
BY FREDERICK C. oEcHsNER


WITH THE GERMAN ARMY
IN BELGIUM - Famished dogs.
left behind by their women and
children owners in a panic flight.
raced crafty about the streets OF
Louvain today. past the shoulder
ing ruins Of the beautiful library
America rebuilt after the World
war.
Tongues lolling. the dogs raced
aimfessly. nosed for food and wa
ter. and raced again. German
soldiers adopted some of them: the
rest were left to themselves.
Louvain Is the most shot up
town I have seen in this war or
the Polish war. Whole blocks have
been laid waste by the joint action
OF German Stuka bombing
planes and artillery.
Tracks Destroyed
Tracks at the railroad station
were like pretzels. and we were
warned by the commsndant that
the tracks were still mined and
that We should take care where we
stepped.
Hand grensdes left by the Brit
ish were lying about the fountain
in the market square. The Avenue
de Tirlemon. one Of the main resi-
dental boulevards. was CHASTITY. 1t
seemed as II every house had been
struck by grenades or artillery.
The British had defended II at
one time during four days Of fight
ing. the Germans at another. APP
parently every one of Louvain's
remaining $1,000 people had evscu-
ated before the Germans arrived.
Colonel In Charge
The city now Is under admins
tration of a German colonel and
CONTINUED on Page IS. Column -
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in an attempt 10 strengthen and consolidate the lines
pushed forward in lightning fashion into northern
France, and II reported the allies might speed their
eastern 10 France 10 bolster their defenses
The German statement that the channel had been reached
cmaxed IL days of warfare through the low countries anc
in northern France. and made the allied position
dangerous dangerous-than at any time during
the World
The Germans still not as far advanced In French
territory they at the high mark Of the World
CONTINUED Page Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
British Get
Ready for
Home Fight
Churchill Expects
Invusion Attempt
VIII Be Mode

Prime Minister winston Church.
~ told TIM booss az commons -.
day 81 London that Legislation o.
ersslng death fov 81 ensmy par.
sehatlsts landing on British sosi n
civilian clothes wsala - sa@efsd
Wednesday.
Tbs prime minister speks after
War Secretary Anfhony KasH ned
Told The house.. reeoassn<d after
the whltsunsIde reness. that o.
ganizatl0n ef asfsn.~ volunteers
10 fight German psFsshatiss. sss
proceeding with great fspsdlty~
tTbs announcement saineiasa
~tsh eerrtsn hixh sommssa slslm.
that German trseps hss tsksn
Abhsvlils. Frsneh ehsansl port 70
miles from Hastings on l,e Engiish
side
~ vas ss>rfs~~s fhsf fhe
hastily .fssn>1 ssiusis<f e~r
fssis. sssA~S ''pss~~seef..~
.sss sifeady Tn~rasng ss@tsess
81 vslsssahie p~i~ts tksssxhr
ess sh~ esasfsy.
GhsFrhiIi s~id - <xi~is~
tlsn. knsea - else sst<ee<hsrY
biIi." sssiA ~ s~.4s fsF fi.~f
sessss Wednesday and mai.
"a fh@ .sas< fEsns. . ss~asuss
wssia 10 pF~>~sl~a sas~ssssw
ne asilaa1I services ssa sssssd
fsrre. al - leG.iizs ~
STATES ~ ~ 'e@s~shssts.-
Eden told commons thsf sddl-
tionai volunteers NsFs bssna re-
efaatsd 70 asai simultaneously siih
NTH column sismsnfs. shsn and
n tina German INVASION starts
Anti psraehasis corps we're b<ing
otsanizs1 IN the chanssl islands.
~ well - on tbs mainland. Pa
tfois ssfs sald "a ~ operating sn
ths Island ~ Jersey. shsss ss-
thorifiss decided On sEFletsr srsntfei
ana poa@gois inaAsumsnG Of atasne
Among ms fsFss % shs ~pefa-
snort patrols 70 90 e. atty ssfs
thoss assigned 70 90 cnsfham
area. ~hsfs Important nayni bssas
AMI dackyaSds are situated.
rhe patrols. s~eraf~a fssss
stesszats u the pspaiaiasa -
suliiar sttk fisesrss - weFta
war ssterzas. Kans@ks~psfH.
lssas II eeastry ssapsrs-nsrs
eaufppea sith SERVICES Fifies
aaA ssssasitieM. bzi I'D -
saifsrn9.
Whiis asSsn~e pesln. inslss1~
ing aaaehins Eun ss~ts. barhsa
siFe kaFrioades ard sad
Ragged afsftsv ve@<e spfiaxlag
40 all ssSs iaaasa. psFsses-
larry IN Ne whfsehsii sfss
waess Eeseramesf saisasngs
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ALLIES ARE IN FULL Retreat!
'D|SAST Err FACING U.s.
FRENCH PRIME MINISTER SAYS
Five Million Refugees Flood France Food Shortage Spurs Plea For Al

refugee children, lost or
orphaned along roads lead
ing from the Belgian bor-
der. rs "indescribably poig-
nant."
He said he had allocated
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million already. Impact on
all food supplies is stagger-
ing. Resources here be inn
mediately exhausted"
TAYLOR d escribed the
plight of large numbers of
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10 days for the special sio.-
0o0. 900 war relief fund.
Appro ximatsly ti.sso0.-
600 worth Of ambulancex
and medical supplies arr be-
ing purchased In this eoun-
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charge OF American Red
Cross operations in Europe.
He cabled from Paris:
Impossible to exagger-
ate refugee problem. Five
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approximately $4,000 10
various relief agencies OPP
Grating in France to help
meet the situation. The Red
Cross announced that 81.
10000 has been raised in
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the inroads made on sup
plies by 100000 French
and Belgian refugees.
The communication came
from Chatfield Taylor, in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Tractor Kills Youth

WfIlBTa. Ha.h.--fssraid Car.
psnier. r. ~As KILLED Monday
when ss fell beneath his tSse,ar an
his parents farm tao miles sorih
~ here.
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French Army
blunders
Admired
HeYnaud Dsclures
Lsoders VIII
d Punished


Frsns~ fsssshf erimiv sn<eg
against In '.1zsssfef~ - ( fIef-
msn offensive tswsr1 n <nsnmsI
pafss. bss rr~mssv rAui yssrnAzsl
psemlssa shs siii<s yef wouis e..
qasr. ss~n " . mif.<is b nse1o<
n s~ss thsms
sysssa s1wsate1 - -
Fs~~eh sessse tast t5es~uaa
ssssl<s ~ hvekes inis Hrneee
s~r~n~e -neapl1rsnn1a fnnfl.
w~v~ s~snw1fte1~ h - frpurn
rsmssHna. 80 ~ pssmtsn1
rssssA@~~t - snes~ r~rpe~sI-
-.
A1mlftins fi<snsa fxrs~ Ie<hay
seeupssa Amssns sna kfxss n.y.
n.sla ssla ne o<Fmsns Ket lata
FFsnss sssess . M<ass river h<sd3s
which vas net destroyed. ~e~a So
psFsaiiy sra<ss FOE - d<~kFxs<tisn
I'D bees fissa.
'-rhs fsih@sisss1 V Endangered
~ s.id IA 10 my aaty - TED 10
s~nsls ths sFufh
n sh~1 49, s~G.s&~6 - -
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WASHINGTON-A terse
Red Cross cablegram said
Tuesday that French food
resources will be "immedi-
ately exhausted" because of
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To Keep Wheat Pegs

WINNIPEG Pegs wili fsmain
On winnipeg wheat futures inosf.
initsiy. u ~aA announced offieiAi'
" today.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cto8dy tonight. ThnrA Ts<sf~A
Nigh. -. lo~, 81 Sea yz.ss sszs;
sets 1s4A
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Sell u. S. Air
Forces TO
Allies, Plea :
PROPOSED Is Made
To Senute: De-
bote Under WoY
tnuLLErfN,

tFbatf ana uousr uAhA stfeff'
committees, Tuesday introduced I
bill authorizing President Reose
welt 20 purchase At least 1905
naval warpianes. and 20 establish
new air base facilities at . nsaxi
mum cost Of sf1s.isz. 600.
wAsHINGToN--In an stmos.
phers made tense by reports the
German military machine had
pounded through 10 the English
channel. tho senate opened debate
Tuesday on q psacstims record
81 s2o.s4I .oo% army appropriation
bill.
Reports Of the German successes
were brought 10 the senais's at
tention by Sen. ciands Pepper ID.
FLA. who introduced q resolution
empowering the president 20 sell
the army and navy air force To
the allies
Time ia Of the essenes." Pepper
told the senate We must stern
the tide Of barbarism and dictator.
ship. which at this moment seems
about to snguif the world
Peppers resolution. introduced
Immediately after the huge army
measure sas laid before the senate
by Vice President John n. Garner.
WAS ssnt 10 the foreign relations
committee
Roosevelt -AsxIsss"
The army bali. Incorporating
regular Is4i appropriations and
president Koossyelt's emergency
preparedness requests. Ia part u
ths huge s5.tz4szi. 7zz program.
70 bring the army and navy 70
their highest peak Of sffscisncr
since World war days.
Roosevelt mst with ehairmen
Of the senate and house naval
affairs committees. 70 discuss the
adyisabiilty u relaxing spsns Of
the Legislative restrictions on the
wages ard hours ~ sorkmsn sm-
ploysd In shlpbuiiding.
He was quoted BY Chairman Carr
o. vinson. Of ths house commit
tee. as being anxious" that the
various New Deal social reforms
Including the Saxe-boDr act. not
b. "hsmstrsnK In the flash 10
expedite the present defense
preparations.
Senators Llstea
Senators paid e50se aitsntl0n -
Chairman Elmer Thomas. u the
military appropriations sue-con-
mittse. explained ths Big army
fcontinusd on Page 10. Column ~
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NATIONAL LEA0IE

NATIONAL LEAOIE
ChiaaSs -. or 90 0es--s u .
Bsasklys &c.. go eez e0z--4 . I
Pasassa and Todd. wyatt. Nun
70 ~. PrsssnsIi ~ snd FRANKS.
cineinnati a. Boston. postponed.
eola and threatening weather.
pittsbslrgh II Philaaeiphis. pat
poinsd rain
A. Louis ~ New York. peat
r<szs1. r1ln.