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irving force from todays' almost
universal intolerance and bloodshed,
these are deeply moving portions OF
the story of the Mormons and their
quest for the home guaranteed them
by the Constitution.
The religious freedom issue which
gives the film an epochal aspect,
weakens. however. when the scene
of action moves west Of the Missis-
sippi. The enemies Of the Mormons,
there, are the familiar enemies Of
all pioneers, doubt, hunger, cold.
the vista of endless distance and
homelessness 1t is familiar ma
terial from that point onward, the
struggle of one more great figure
to push back the frontier against
the handicaps of sometimes mutt
nous. sometimes courageous, al
ways miserable following.
The spectator travels with the
group almost mile for mile. the
monotony relieved only by the dra-
matte struggle Of Young to inspire
his flock to the spiritual altitude of
his own great vision. AS Young,
Jaeger has his first significant
screen role 1t is one in which he
gives a performance that should
earn him a place in Hollywood as
permanent as its need for unself-
conscious actors.
Granting that the search for
spiritual freedom is a solemn az
fair. 1t is one of the shortcomings
OF Brigham Young, Frontiersman"
that it is unrelieved by comedy
passages. An effort is made to over
come this flaw, but the results are
usually lugubrious. That is true
even of a sequence in which
modified form of bundling, starring
Power and Miss Darnell. is intro
duced to tighten the spirit OF the
narrative.
The films references to plural
marriage, rightly enough. all take
the form of asides. one Of which is
subtly comic in flavor.
In addition to the principals men
toned, others of the players imply
that Zanuck stinted not at all in
casting his picture. Present are
such players as Mary Aston, Brian
Donlevy. Jane Darwell, John Car
radine, Vincent Price and a num-
Der OF others. The picture has been
produced with an elaborate en-
phasis upon background, making it
usually a commanding affair.
X
Going Collegiate" also timely in
its way, what with the football sea-
son. is the title of the handsomely
staged revue which supplements the
screen feature. Outside Of two or
three trademark jokes, for which
you will have to forgive him. Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
New Gayety Star

A newcomer to the East. from
California, Miss Marion Miller, will
headline "Frolics of l940," the new
show opening Sunday matinee at
the Gayety Dusty Fletcher, star
of many Harlem revues, will head
the comedy cast, and others fea-
tured will be Sally ODay. Betty
Smith. Gertie Beck. I. B. Hamp
and Wales and Brady, ballroom
dancers. There is a midnight show
at the Gayety every Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Trvouts Sunday

The D'Artagnan Club will hold try
outs Sunday night at 1880 O'Clock
at the Immaculate Conception
School Theater, Eighth and n
streets NV. to cast "Winterset.'
The Maxwell Anderson drama
which will open the groups sea-
son. will be directed by Edgar
Kloten. Technical staff workers
will be welcome Sunday night, also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

Gerrits makes a fine master of cere-
monies for the show which Gene
Ford has devised Its other items
include Frieda Sullivan, acrobatic
dancer Of more than normal skill,
the Ben Yost varsity eight from
radio. Trumpet Specialist Billy Blake
and Gerrits' inimitable skating act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

AiCdl Y.
To the credit
Of Lamar Trot-
tbs adaptation
of Louis Brom-
fields historical
arr at We OF
Mormonism, it,
too. lays almost
negligible stress
on the p lur a l
marriage aspects
of he cree d
while Civ n &
emphasis to the
nobility of seek
ers of religious
freednna II nre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
.Mormons Give Capitol Film
Theme of Great Drama
But Picture Based on Brigham Young's
Life and Inspired Genus Suffers
From Heavy, Repetitive Story
BY JAY CARMODY.

spectacle of the human spirit in its
especially religious freedom his
Young
Capitol much it. misses much
disadvantage repetve
for all meness of the subject the headed
Darnel appeal of the pic ,, t. . +a.. .,..
~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
DANCING.

DANCING.
Saturday evening class and dance,
. 10 IL. Pupils and friends in.
vited. Mae Dawson, 1929 N St.
NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
Spider Grab
(Libinia dubia)
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


Along the Atlantic coast from
Maine to Florida there sre some OF
the most fascinating creatures you
ever want to see, concealed In the
seaweed and eel-grass on the muddy
shores and flats. But the most un-
usual inhabitants of these places
are the spider crabs. There are two
species in the genus Libinia. Both,
Of course, belong to the family
Maiidae, where are to be found the
members Of this family all known
as spider crabs. They possess thick,
rather round bodies, which narrow
in front to a long, beaklike projec-
ton, much like spiders. The surface
Of the body carries out the resem-
blance by having a rough collection
OF tubercles, spines and hairs. Seeing
one OF these seaweed dwellers skitter
across the muddy stretch Of space
Evening star., 1940-03-13
Natures Children

willy. while others resort to stratagem
to win their battle for life, and still
others use camoudage and avoid
combats when possible.
From the time they leave the
egg until they attain adulthood,
they pass through several complete
and strange metamorphoses. They
do not resemble their parents until
they reach maturity. Moving is by
q side motion, using the legs Of one
side to pull with and the legs Of the
other side to push them along, and
as the legs do not all move at the
same time, there must be q con-
tinuous and uniform motion kept
up, In order that the traveller finally
may reach its destination. As long
as the spider crab-or its cousins
are not disturbed by your company,
you may learn much about them,
as they attend strictly to their own
business.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
IN9TAII,MENTa.


Elaine Warburton's marriage to Eric
Neardon is to follow her. sradus tion In
two days from girls school and Betty
Gordon and Clara Blanchard persuade
her they should celebrate By slipping
down the IRE escape and having Q
party. Betty drinks too much at .
roadhouse, snatches the wheel from
IhHny h barclay trn. tie % %sissssgtnE car is
now threatens to disinherit him Il he
marries Elaine although she had told
Helen Wortorski. her secretary. she was
giving him check for his Hawaiian
honeymoon. He obeys his mother and
when Elaine goes to New York, Melvyn
Stuart, hospital inferno, arrangeS for
her to live with his sister Jane in
Greenwich Village. Unknown to Elaine.
Ciara pays the noted Monticelli for
voice lessons for Elaine. He tells her
she has a promising voice and gets her
PLEADS U.s., with her to-. t. marry hin hin just
to leave Eric alone. Clara's father
gives Elaine a chance to sing on his
department. stores radio program and
Eric gets Job at $16 week. Melvyn
kisses Elaine telling her she loves him
and doesn't know it, and almost knocks
Eric out when Eric starts hght. Clara
falls IN love with Eric and when Elaine
sees them in each others arms she
tells Mr.. Blanchard to get another
but Eric goes home. Jane is happy
him and Elaine says she will marry
Melvyn and 60 with him to China.
Eric's mother relenting on her DEATH
bed, asks him to marry Elaine.
Evening star., 1940-03-13

before you, you at first imagine you
are seeing q giant spider racing for
cover.
What Is most intriguing about
these creatures is their clever wav
of clothing themselves to escape
their enemies or avoid undue at
tention-perhaps both. If the spider
crab does not collect sufhcient debris
upon his back as he travels back
and forth on his business trips, he
deity reaches out with his flexible
chelipeds, which serve as hands, and
selects with care such plants as will
bear transplanting. These may be
small sponges and polyps, which will
not be killed by pulling them from
their foundation. The crab, in dress
ing himself, transfers the bit Of
material to his mouth. It here re-
ceives q coat of cement which he
has manufactured for this purpose.
Placing the bit upon his back, it is
there for keeps, or until the old coat
is discarded. Thus you may see
what appear to be algae walking
about, barnacles, hydroids or other
organisms. And knowing there must
be something slightly awry, you in
spect the moving object more
closely.
The spider crab is a rather sluggish
creature, sometimes living under e.
mud blanket where there Is shall
low water. There are cousins on
the Pacific Coast, all with the family
habit of concealment, and they are
indeed wonderful in the way they
fashion their shawls or overcoats in
order to "get by"
Crabs, like other crustaceans, are
scavengers, keeping the water free
from objectional decaying matter.
Most Of the family are fighters, some
Evening star., 1940-03-13
Riches in Forest Trees

If all the trees in the Petrified
Forest National Monument, in Ari-
zona, were made to give up their
semi-precious jewels, the glittering
pile would include such gems as
agate, carnelian, amethyst, topaz
and jasper.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
DO YOU WANT A
WELL-PAID CAREER?
MEN.

We don't care what your psst work q
earnings have been. We are not worried
about your education. your religion or ycur
We are interested In how ambitious you
are and how willing you are to work and
study, to qualify for the kind OF weekly
and monthly earnings being made by men
already connected with this ORGANIZATION,
You may be employed now but starving
for lack Of opportunity. You may Be out
Of work ,snd in need Of employment.
Howe However, II n.h you have been Idle for more
the D'ssn S;f; vs have to dtS;n. ofsI =.
this sd and % until M % We taiE With n!sss1ss you. We
cannot tell whether you could qualify in
our line which Is outstanding in Its held.
Come in for . preliminary, interview,
THURSDAY morning. 10 O'clock sharp
1910 Vermont ave. NV, Room 205.
Y statesmen,
Experienced. to, sell educational courses.
must show good record of past earnings:
leads furnished This is an unusual OPP
portunity for the right man for Q per-
manent connection with large earnings
Commission. Box 103-X. Star.
SALES SUPERVISOR.
western representative will interview To-
cal men for q. c., Md. and Va. territory.
OVRHAUL, the mineral that is replac::
ing piston ring Jobs In worn motors. will
sal;s. %s5s 'Sss4 3s4d for 20 key men in this area
Must be bonded. interview ~ appont-
ment only. Boz 16o-x etAs.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
SALESMAN.

WISH TO EMPLoY experienced sales
manager who can sell and employ men,
who can sell cemetery lots IN established
and successful cemetery In Washington.
WANTED-1 bar man. / package store
man; salary and commission. Our sales
men haIe been notified Of this ad. Box
1861, Star. 14s
Evening star., 1940-03-13
HELP MEN,:
(CpatipUed.)
WHITE MEN.

p pears ef aGe. with one -ysar eidaene,
OPERATOR RsErpp,nsG REppnGS&F, e &F,ys;o
Evening star., 1940-03-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SECRETARIES

Experisnced and capable beginners
Rapid typists good bookkeepers, res nurses
practical nurses. comptometer operators,
expr. technical workers. etc. PERSONNEL
SERXICE (ESt lQ33l. 1911 q 6f
Evening star., 1940-03-13

USED-CAR statesmen
Wanted for one Of Washington's
largest dealers. Over 100 cars of
all makes and models always in
stock; $4,000 inventory priced
below present market; continu-
Gus radio and newspaper adver-
tising; 2 lots with plenty of
leads from both; permanent
connection for good salesmen.
See Mr.. Blackwood, after 8 pm.
Mckee Service Center, Pom
tiac dealers, 22nd and N sts. NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
HELP MEN & WoMEN.

HE6P MEN q WOMEN.
CoUPLE-4ving quarters and compensa-
ton to settled white couple to take care
rooming house: refs. 1854 Calvert NV.
PANTS OPERATOR. experienced. man or
woman Apply $40 11th st NV. 8rd floor.
eALEsl6EN 6ALENADIESLNaKe money
for Easter. sell ladies' and mems wear;
consignment arrangement. Washington
Merchandising Co., I'd a., 039 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
USED-CAR SALESMEN

FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. I. Ltvsia Rm, Ill. 1736
Evening star., 1940-03-13
FOUND.

CHANGE PURSE. brown. containing keys,
found Saturday. Owner identify. Tele-
phone Adams 1OOS6.
COLLIE DOG, part police, male, license No.
9756. 4O23 Kansas ave. NV, Apt. 8.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Write for free booklet. National free
placement. 3009 14th st. NV. HO. 0166.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 G st. NV, over Nugent's Dress Shop.
District 1862.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
STENOGRAPHERS.

beginners at sIb to ss6 week for current
openinEs; Rapid typists. GOOD BOOK;
Nurses, etc. Male and Female. BOYD'S
Gargest-Est. % Yrs.(. 1888 F st.
EFFICIENCY ENGINEER; trained or exp
II time end motion stgdy aoS eo2lsss Hs edu
S'1as TRAInd VEL t9Sa1; A16fToss soiisse .du
B. A. decree and several yrs exp. higher
DRAFTsMAN- -MxcHINE DESIGNER. 3d.
80 yrs.. industrial exp. general plant
eduip.. COLLEGE edu.. M. T.. S2,400-S3, 600
to start.
sECY.-HosTEss o., 1882 yrs.. exp;
good opening: to start. 500 mo.
AMERICAN,
Evening star., 1940-03-13

RELIABLE AGENCY DE-. 1851. l402 18th.
workers, Mattresses. porters housemen. ~
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

(0ortiebuna onf 0er Iesten @eitel
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
YOF mad 9enti6lanO
mnk ibrr Bermuda

@ie aus Der neiten S1iffsIilte fir
oie Observation-Disclosures bernor-
gebt, merOen fortan 8riefe unO
9rudio9en nod 8euti1lano ul0
Den bonn &ei6 beiesten @ebieteu
niht mebr bia Sapan un0 Sibirien
umgeleitet meroen. 9ieie Moglih-
felt mar Dor einigen 8oden einge-
ridtet moroen, Oo Die gnglduoer aud
Die tronsotlantiide S9iffspoit, me-
ben Der 2liftpoit in Bermuda ber-
nnterbolen.
Der bon San Srancisco obfabren-
oe Dampfer n8reiiOent Gait Der
Ameriean Hreiioents 2ine-fiir Ben
ser gep0bnlide 9oiti9luB am TO-.
Sftober, 2uftpoit am IA. Sftober,
mnr-ioate nod ben bisberigen Ser
merfen @oit nod 9eutidIano nit
nebmen. 9iele g~orfebrltng lit OBJ
gei6afft poroen uno ale oeuti6e
Boit miro pieoer iiber Den Srdnsnt=
Iantiiden 95eon bef0rOert.
9a Die S9iffe Der uMmer=
icon Export 2ine", iomobl auf
Ser Sinfabrt, nie auA auf Der &iif-
fabrt in Bermuda anlegen, beitebt
nutiirli9 Die @efobr, oaB Die 8riefe
BON oen g~ngldnoern beruntergebolt
meroen. @afetpoit fam i9on ieit
NusbruCh 0es &rieaes niht mebr
nod 9euti6lano geididt mer0en.
Sn germuoa befinoen fid bereits
100 britii6e 3eniurbeamte, uno bic
4nfunft meiterer lit a%ngefnnoigt
fpor0en.
Isle BEL gnfunft Der n@rcalibur@
aus 2ifIobon befannt pltr0e, 6oben
lih sic @ngl6noer in Bermuda err
neitte uebergriffe geleiitet, ais iie
&apitdn q. g.. @robes 5tpangen, oas
9ugei1meiBte Safe al offnen, in Dem
iid @oloborren i'm @erte bon So
100000 befanoen. Gs lit 0ies 0es
critic W9al, bob iib oerdrtiges ieit
Ausbrub oes &rieges altf einem
nmerifanii9en Sdiffe ereignet. Ser
iler muroe in @%rfabrung gebradt,
Dab Die @ngldn6er altd 1892 Side
9oit BON 8oro genommen batten.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
Symphonic 8Onaert

SEER Or. @olter 8auer bon bier,
9irigent 0es Srdeiters Ser Beamten
oeS Mderbau- 90 inilteriltms botte am
Montag nno 9ienstag Abeno mieoer
groBen grfolg nit ieinem &on5ert,
oas I'M Muoitorium oes Mderbau-
Miiniiteriums abgebalten mlroe. 9aS
Srbeiter ipielte nit beltem Mus-
Druid 9ebuiiD's n@olfen" uno Stii-
de BON &imsfD-& oriafop uno Sobn
YopeQ uno cine Sltbertiire BON
gimaroio. Sn Dem Sr6elter iino
iebr talentboae Mfllifer, DEFENDERS
6lotenipieler uno @aloborniiten.
9lud Die Streidinitrumentenipieler
madten hire SuAe iebr gut. 3wei
iltnge Soliiten, SRI. @race 8otpen,
8ioline, uno 2Doia 6arqubar, Cello,
ipielten cine SDmpbonie bon Mo3art
nit 0r6eiter-8 egleitung in oor5iig-
li9er @eiie. SEER Or. 8olter ipra1
al anfang einige einleitenoe @orte,
nobel er SRI. 8open als Nidte oes
&omponiften @omen poriteate. 9ie
&on5erte lino frei uno ieoermann lit
oa5l tpiQfommen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
@rmtes nnO 9eiteres aus
benz &rtegsfieber
bon bente
emaIiide 8rOpaaanba bier iebr tarE

Dos omerifnniide fogenonnte
.&ommittee our Gettung Mmerifas
Our9 @ilfe fir gnglonO" betreibt in
oen nmerifani1hen &inotbeatern Die
Itdrfite 8ropagonOn. Nuf Der 9ein-
pano i'm Sbeoter Iieft man oft in
groBen 8u1ltnben, Dab gnglan0 ben
NtlantiiAen S5eon ubei1iibt4 uno
oaB Der lntergang gnglanos alt6
oas @noe Der Bereiuigten Gtaaten
beoeutet, Dab Oaber Silfe, iofortige
militdrii6e Silfe, fir @nglano, not
uenoig lit. Waon 8eigt babel aud
Die englil1en Snieln an Ser DIT
fiifte Mmerifos, Bermuda uno Die
Grippe Dor Dem Yanomafonol, uno
Die u@roBtat~ gnglan0s in Ser giai-
gung bon Sllgb1fen Der @~ereinigten
Staoten auf 0ieien Snieln. @s ipre.
6en ferner oft engliihe @ropaganoi-
item (in @afbington), gertreter ser
engliiden &egierung bier, oanfen
fir bisber geleiftete Silfe Der Der
einigten Staaten un0 foroern gu met
terem miIit1ril1em geiltano ollf;
oenn es gilt oie &ettung Oes @bri-
Itentums, Der 9emofrotie un0 @me=
rifas ielberl SIN felben 4iigenblif
liebt man 0ann lei0er Sen oeutfden
&inoentfiibrer MiibIenbroif, bon Sea-
lifornio, un0 Damn, i'm @eaenSab 0a=
al, Die IGhelnoe &onigin gliiabetb
bon england, Die Eriimmer Der
Staot 2onoon beii9tigeno, uno oonn
flati6t bieIfa1 Dos 9ublifum, uno
8uglei1 fiibrt Der Slim enelii6e
Jlii6tlings-&inoer Dor, auf einem
6lii6tlingsidiff bon England nod
&anaoo, pie es (ongeblid) elm Oeut-
ihes 9riegsidiff fiiraIid in ben
@rttn0 bOBrfe, 0aS befBf maj ritbrt
nie0er an Die ientimentalen Soiten
Der Entertainer. @ie Senator Solt
iagt, foroert aud oie Gegierung in
@aibington bic engliiAe Hropagan-
oa. Serr 9ies pogt 1i1 nidt on
Die @ngldnoer beronl 9abei lit Die
@efinn1lng bier in oen @ereinigten
Staten nun 10, ooB es idon gum
guten Con gebort, englifd au iein.
SSn @ollDpooo lGuft alles in Der Sc
ieai1aft ben engliiden 59nuipie-
lerinnen uno S6auipielern nod; fie
limo tonangebenO, iino @eieaihofts-
gr0Ben llno peroen in Der Nrelle per-
berrlidt uno gefeiert, tpenr fie oltd)
5ebnmal geiGieoen iino. Mles, mas
uNo5i" lit, lit oagegen ubarboriid".
@inem 9enti1en i'm omerifaniiden
rWobie" fam es belte tpunoerlid
3u Waute iein, tDenn er iiebt uno bort,
fpie man iein gaterlanO uno feline
2onoslelite 10 i6le6t modt.
Bonn bentigen 9entIdmnterridt in
BEN &ereinigten Gtaaten
Sci aner 0euti9enbeBe in ben
8ereinigten Staten bat Der 9euti1-
unterridt an ben l1niberlitdten,
tpie es i6eint, nibt iebr gelitten.
(@ie 1858 iino es pie0er bic
Sigh S1ulen, Die unteren Shu-
len, tDelde bier uno oa oas Geuti4e
oufgeben). SIN @egenteil, man bort
iiberon, ooB Die anfongsfloiien I'M
9eutl1en an Colleges in @aibing-
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
@nklamOs JrennSidaft init 9entidl-
lamb Elm SAlag fir England

Snbe3ug auf &uBIano, iagt 2lopo
George, bate England Doriges Sabr
ben Sieg fat ldon in ben SGflOen.
aber 9eutidlano entriB i'm eng
LAMB i'm lebten Augenblid. Der
9oft 5ipiiden NnBlano uno Denti6-
LAMB do fGbrt 2loDo George forf)
dnoerte Oie geiamte militdrii9e, bi-
plomatiide uno pirtihaftlide Gage
un0 Die Musii1ten 3uunguniten eng
lambs. @r ifuf Die uer5tDeifelte Ct
tltotion BON beilte (''fghting a des-
perate battle'), ben 9ompf I'M oas
engliide @eltrei6 uno ielblt I'M bic
engliide Sniel.
az. 0I..-L..1 =. O,~ennoor L1fe
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

49, 49, CNtoNSNtFN N1+NL ON++t u
fin0. @u4 sic boberen &lrie Iino
gut beiuht. Sn einem bieiigen uSSlt-
nior College itieg Die 3obl Der An=
f1nger BON 10 Tim Sabre 1880 ouf
80 Cebt, 194O=4t) S6iilcr. Sic
rfrefbmen~ =Gloiien i'm 9euti6en an
ben ltniberiitdten in Ser 8unoes-
bouptitaot lito nit S%unoerten bon
Shiilern gefiilt, (eber 2-3 9ou-
Ien0). lleberaa bat man ltntergrllp=
gen Elections, Nbteilungen) BON &lai=
len einri9ten m%iiiien, 10 ltarf lit Der
4nOrang. SIN aagemeinen lit oas
~aaer0ings nobl nt6 our6 Die lie
%berfiinung aaer ionitigen &lolien
uno ben 3uorang 3u Ben ~l1niperii=
tdten iiberboupt 5u erfldren. glts
Der Stoot ct. SAUL in Minneiota
fommt 0ie No9ri6t, 0oB aud an
5tpei 0ortigen Sigh Sd1tlen sic
3nbI Ser 0euti6f6iiler betr11tlid
5ugenommen bat. @Gbreno oorigeS
Sabr BORT an ser nSoroing-Sigb-
Sdool4 gegen 80 Sdiiler bic an-
fdngerfloiie i'm 9eutifen beiu6ten,
ltieg ieBt Die 3abl ouf etpa so. Sn
Der Sdool~ cabs boz
RIGGS Sobr iiberboupt feinen oelrt-
i6en ltnterri6t bort. Sect meloeten
ii6 81 S6iiler. Sir neueIte oeut-
i1e 2iterotlr i~ntereliiert man ii6
nod tuie Dor. Ole ituoentiide SUI
geno Der boberen Sdulen lGBt fib
gar nidt Iei6t BON angemeinen Sic
Der gegen aues 9euti6e anIteden.
9eutidle 0efan9eue in &anaOa
Aus oeuti6en @efmngenenlogern
bort man belit8utage ~a1erbano, mas
Der britiiden 8ropagonoa 0ienen
ION. gs gebt ben 600 9euti6en in
Der olten 5eftung Senr1 BEL Sings
ton, Ontario, angebli6 iebr gut. 81
nigen omerifanii6en 3eitungsmGn-
nern (tpie @aDne 8bomis uno 8. g..
Miner) 5eigte man Dos Eager Nn-
fang 9ftober. Sic ourften iid nit
ben @efangenen, auBer ibrem 6iib-
rer, einem @errn Sans Mind aus
Berlin, Der en9lifd ipridt nidt un-
terbalten ODER Briefe ooer Wlittei-
Iungen entgegennebmen. Die @e-
fangenen fameu I'M S1ili aus eng
Lamb. Sic tporen 3umeiIt Seele1lte
getueien, auf oeuti6en Sanoelsi6if-
fen beiddftigt. Sic er6olten nltr Ell
ne ein8ige olte Summer elmer eng
liiden 3eitung 3u lelen, uno ein5eIne
Stelen BARN iino nit elmer S6ere
idon borber berausgei6nitten. Sc
6e ISOLDE einmaL oiirfen iie einen
8rief nn6 cine &arte nod Salie
idreiben; oieie meroen aber 5eniiert,
pie aud oie YoIt aus Ser olten Sci
mat (oie Damn olio 5peimal ourd-
geieben miro. Gin iapaniider &on-
jul in &anooa beiu6t ooS Eager Of
fer uno beri6tet ooriiber nod
9euti6lanO. (@nglii6e @efangene
in 9euti6lon0 meroen BON amerifa=
nii6en &%oniuln aufgeiu6t). 9ie
@efongenen bertreiben lib bic 3eit
nit nnterri6t in S6iffabrtfunoe
etc. ODER iie MAIDEN Spielia6en,
Sdiffsmooeae, @iirtel, ipielen ct
mas 5iiBboG. sic lino ale iiber-
3eugt, oab 9eutidlano Sen Grieg
gefpinnen miro. Die Uniform Der
@efangenen lit iebr bunt, ioooB fie
.ouffoaen. tuenn iie fliidten molen.
Mus Dem Sort Senrp lit nod feiner
enttpi9en, mobl aber aus BEN mebr
noroli6en 2agern Sntorios uno Der
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

9robin8 SEEM grunspid. (giner
muroe gefangen, oils er oif Ser Brit
de 3tpiIden oen beioen 2Gn6ern mar.
Sober @efangene miro einmol Die
ISOLDE Gr3tli9 %nnteriuft. Gin II
t~8-i1briger oeutider Sunee botte
,Eonlilitis" ManoelenBiinoung.
ollie 2ente batten Seimmeb ODER 2an=
getpeiIe. &eligioier @%ottesoienit lit
menig porbanOen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

Sir 8erii1erungen aner Grt
telepbonieren Sic bite an oag Sour
nal, NationaI 1883.
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3tpei anridise @umunidreiber Oes
friiberen 9entidlan6s in Netu YOrf

Gin MusiHuB Seem gorfer 8ud-
berleger beranitaltet am 81. Sftober
fir 3mei i'm friiberen 9euti6lano be-
fannte Shriftiteaer un0 Oi6ter elm
@iien. Sic beiBen Seinrih Mann,
8ruoer bon Ebomas Mann, (Sein-
rid lit 8erfaiier Don &omanen uno
anoeren 8iidern) uno Der &oman-
i6reiber 2ion 6euhtmanger (6eino
0eutf9lanos; lebte pieIe Sabre in
2onoon, no es ibm pobl 81 unge-
miitlid ~getporoen iiD. 6elidtpanger
mar oieies 6riibiabr in Haris uno
8oulon. @s bieB Dor einigen $50
den in Ser Breile Der 8ereinigten
Staaten, Die 9euti6en b1tten i'm in
6ronfreih 9efangen genommen uno
gefopft. @r entfam I'M SUM- nod
2iiiabon. Sebt fam er in Nem gorf
rubig elm 8anfett genieBen uno lid
feiern laiIen. gr mill 1882 in @aib-
tigtou geneien uno bonn oeutihen
8oti6after als &ultur : 8ertreter
9euti6lan0s empfangen woroen
lem.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
0iebeslieO int 9erbf

Mauf6e beler, Drummer,
meines 2ebens Slang,
gebn au1 unre Shrite
berbIti1 ounflen Gang.
Grfe lm1ter, Seele,
0eine Gtdrfe fln0,
i1lagen aud Die Slammen
aus b%erborgnem @rnno.
llnire @er3en bremen,
menn 0as 2idt perrinnt,
unire N5orte beiben
LANCER as Der @ino.
Sein5 &ui6.
Seims &nidb 1908 in 0efau e%eboren, wnds in Der
mGloerreiden Qanoibaft ieiner &einat oaf. yta) Den
llniperfitGtSiobren mor er ert an elmer 3ehang IN San-
nooer tdtig. Gr Iebt ais freier Sdriftteaer IN Seip3ig.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

(5ortiesung aif Der rssten seits)