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Evening star., 1940-12-05

in fundamental policies. In the
mechanization of farms, he said,
more than q million and a half
workers have been displaced, who
can never again find work on the
land.
How can this process be ar
rested?" he asked.
"One method would be to with
draw A. A. A. benefits from any
farmer who cultivates or operates
more than 500 acres of land. Sec
ond, and perhaps even more impor-
tant, would be a super tax on large
land holdings, say, those which ex-
ceed 1000 acres. Compel landowners
who are possessed of more than this
amount to pay a progressive tax,
which will render larger holdings
improbable"
Other witnesses heard by the COM
mittee included Fred Hoehler, direc-
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Crash Of Plane Flying
To BruziI Kills Four
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5.4Folr
persons, including two Brazilian
Army aviators, were killed when one
of six planes being ferried from
California fell out Of formation and
crashed in flames in q thatched hut
in the tiny village Of Santiago de
la Pena.
The planes, en- route to Brazil
for use in training the Brazilian
Air Corps. had Just taken Of from
Tuxpan Airport yesterday, when the
crash occurred.
1t. Enrique Alencastro and Sergt.
Enrique Erkens, the crew, burned to
death, and a woman and small boy
Evening star., 1940-12-05
FOR THE
JUNIOR MISS

10 Orig. s7.s5 to s1o.95 Jr.
Miss Dresses: rayon crepes
and wools; one and two
piece styles. Sizes 9 to is IS
20 Orig. s12.95 to SASS
Miss Dresses; many rayon
crepes and a few woolens,
S8.88
IS Orig. $I4.95 to $22.95 Jr.
Miss Dresses in pastel woods
with jackets or jenkins; also
dressy rayon crepes. Fine
plaids and velveteens $1o.99
1s Orig. S1s.s5 to SIS Jr.
Miss Better Dresses; velve-
teens in black and pastels;
jersey back velveteens, dressy
rsyon crepes and costume en-
sembles. Sizes 9 to IS, S15.44
3 Orig. $10.95 Jr. Miss 2-Pc.
Suits. Shetlands in red and
blue --S3. S3.99
10 Orig. S10.95 and SLABS
Jr. Miss Suits; plaids and
shetlands ---- $6.19
(Young Washingtonian Shop.
The Hecht Co.. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Jopun and America Seen
Closer to Final Test
BY the Associated Press.

oy hosSSAdbco Eicocs
TOXIC, Dec. 5.-The latest
American loan TO China brings
Japan and the United States closer
to "the final test" the Japanese
newspaper Miyako declared yester-
day.
1t said Japan did not intend to
attack any nation, but cases may
arise where Japan is forced to
accept the American challenge"
The paper added that whether
an armed clash comes in the Pacific
depends solely on American action"
Chusai, another paper, professed
to see increased opposition toward
Japan since the United States pres
idential election.
Evening star., 1940-12-05

ment now under way. Therefore, hs
said, as q matter of policy. consist
ent and continuous efforts should be
directed toward the increase of en-
ployment in private industry.
However, even this proposal falls
under the head Of temporary and
partial remedies" he continued.
Really permanent remedies refer
particularly to the farm dwellers
who have been displaced by dust
bowl phenomena and other factors.
Here, the requisite measures are
threefold: Rehabilitation loans,
loans for ownership and measures
which favor the operators of small
farms"
Most Difficult Problem.
Msgr. Ryan described as ''the most
difficult problem of all" the question
Of large against small farms, since
It's solution involves q. drastic change
Evening star., 1940-12-05
MAIDS
UNIFORMS

IS Orig. S1.19 and 81 Maids
Broadcloth Uniforms with
short sleeves; pastel colors
and white. Detachable but
tons. Discontinued styles.
Sizes IL, IA and 38 to A in
the group ------5Oc
(Uniforms, The Hecht Co.,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Dog Races and Football
To Continue in England

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.--Football
matches and dog races will be per-
mitted in England in spite Of air
raids, Larry Lesuer, Columbia
Broadcasting System correspondent,
said in a broadcast from London to-
day.
Sponsors, however will be required
to post lookouts, he said, to warn
the spectators to duck at the ap-
proach of axis planes.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
LINGERIE

Is Orig. S1.19 Flannelette
Gowns; long and full cut, 79c
50 Orig. $1.19 and $1.3s
Slips in rayon crepe, satin
and taffeta. Lacy and tai
lored styles----------88 -88c
20 Orig. S1.69 2-Pc. Cotton
Pajamas; for sleeping and
lounging. Attractive cotton
prints S1.09
4 Orig. $3.50 Silk Slips in
tailored styles; tearose S2.39
4 Orig. 81 Silk Gowns; long
and beautifully made; lavish
lace trims s-------S $3.50
Gingerie. The Hecht Co..
Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Demand Heavy in London
For Model Planes
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Toys most in
demand by London Christmas shop
pers are model airplanes.
The most popular models are
those Of British Hurricane and Spit
fire fighters.
The only demand for German
Heinkels, Messerschmitts and Junk
ers is for full-size craft grounded
by the r, A. r,
Evening star., 1940-12-05
GIRDLES AND
FOUNDATIONS

so Orig. $3.50 Discontinued
Girdles for average and
junior figures. rayon satin,
batiste and lastex; step-in
and talon closings. Sizes
IS to 29-----------
IS Orig. IS Slim Effect Foun-
dations and Girdles for aver
age figures; rayon satin, ba-
tistes and lastex in group.
Sizes "a to 40--$2.95
(Corset Shop, The Hecht Co.,
Third Floor
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Paint
Clearance

50 gals. $2.9s Interior Gloss and
Semi gloss Paint. For walls and
woodwork. White and ivory.
$2.09 gal
% gals. $3.25 Floor and Deck
Enamel. For wood, cement and
linoleum. Inside or outside use.
$3.50 gal.
36 n gals. $1.6S Air. Enamel.
A gloss finish for furniture, walls
or woodwork. White and 8 COL
ors $1.09 n gal.
IA gals. IS Monad uick-Drying
Varnish. For floors, woodwork,
furniture. Transparent, water
proof --$2 $3.50 gal.
22-S2.50 Flat Wall Paint. For
finish or undercoat. White and
colors rs--------$1.79 gal.
Is gals. $3.50 1000 Pure Lead
and Oil House Paint. White and
colors. Good coverage and
wear $3.50 gal.
fPaints, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-12-05

in the dwelling also persisted in the
flames. Another woman and two
children were burned gravely.
The planes left Brownsville, Tex,
yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Msgr. Ryan Urges
Joint FederaI-Sta
Aid for Migrants
Business Gains Will Help
Solve Problem, House
Hearing Told
By JAMES E. CHINN.

The Federal Government and the
States should jointly provide ade-
ouate assistance for destitute MI
grants either in the form Of direct
relief or work relief, the Right Rev.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
FAMOUS
MARCY SHOES
S2.95

Our famous Marcy $685.
Footwear for women, now
drastically reduced! In
cluded are gabardines, pat
ents, suedes, in san de !.
pump, wedgie and oxford tie
styles. All sizes in combined
group!
10 Orig. IS Brown and White
Saddle Oxfords, sizes 512, 6
and 6la-------------- $l.s5
1873 Orig. $8.s5 to $14.75
Laird Schober Shoes --$6.S5
(Shoe Shop. The Hecht Co.
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-12-05

tor Of the American Public Welfare
Association Of Chicago, and Hubert
Gallagher, assistant director of the
Council of State Governments.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
IS Originally 55.99 and H99
MISSES SPORT
DRESSES
1928

One piece sport dresses in
wool, covert and spun rayon
and wool; beige. red, green,
blue; broken sizes IA to 18.
20 Orig. $3.50 and S7.99 ALI
Wool Jackets in man-tailored
styles; tweeds, solid colors,
shetlands and plaids. Broken
sizes II to 20 ~ S3.99
50 Orig. s1.99 and S2.99
Blouses in rayon crepe, CAB
ardine and metallic rayon
fabric. Some with band bot
toms. Short sleeve styles.
Plaids. stripes and plain
colors; 80 to 40------- 59c
20 Orig. S2.99 and 1898
Wool and -Rayon Skirts in
purple and wine; broken sizes
Is Orig. $3.50 and s4.sS Eve
ming Blouses in sheer wool
and metallic rayons. with
gold-color embroidery trim.
Short and long sleeves.
Black. white and pink. Bro
ken sizes 80 to 38-----$1.79
20 Orig. S3.99 and $4.s9
BIouses in pure silk; Of Fuji
crepe, well tailored, with
long sleeves. Broken sizes;
sizes 80 to SO - S2.99
(Sport Shop. The Hecht Co..
Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-12-05
WOmen'S Gloves

125 prs. Orig. 81 Discon-
tinued Styles of Rayon Fab
ric Gloves; broken assort-
ment Observation-Disclosures 69c
20 prs. Orig. $3.50 4-Button
Slipon French Suede Gloves
in beige and grey---$1.98
Is prs. Orig. $3.50 and 81
Sample Capeskin Gloves,
wool lined. Broken assort-
ment ------$2.45
Gloves. The Hecht Co..
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-12-05
WOMEN'S
BETTER COATS

8 Orig. $8.95 Reversible
Raincoats of wool and rayon.
Sizes II to $5.99
IS Orig. s12.95 to S1s.s5 Tai
lored and Dressmaker Suits;
camels hair and shetlands
in natural, wine, green and
brown. Sizes IL to 18, $9.99
l Orig. $45 3-Pc. Wardrobe
Suit in wine with gray wolf
collar. Size 18--$ $24.88
% Orig. S4.s9 Gabardine
Raincoats in natural color.
Water repellent, fly-front.
vent-back. Sizes IL to 18,
s2.s9
2 Orig. S59.95 Natural Fleece
Refers with beaver collar,
size IA; in wine with rae
coon collar, size l6--- 1895
Better Coat Shop.
The Hecht Co, Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-12-05

1-1937 Orig. List $139.95
Demonstration Universal
Cooler "a Gu. ~ $49.s5
1-1937 Orig. List S169.95
Demonstration Universal
Cooler (6 Gu. ft) $49.95
1-1s37 Orig. List $139.95
Floor Sample Kelvinator
IA Gu. IT, S9.95
1-1937 Orig. List S139.95
Floor Sample Leonard "a
Gu. IT, $685.
1-1939 Orig. List S139.95
Floor Sample Universal 4
GU. IT, $ $685.
1887 Orig. List S199.95
Demonstration Universal
Cooler Il Gu. IT, S59.95
CRefrigerators, FIFTH
Evening star., 1940-12-05
CIearance.
COmfOrterS
WOOl.DOWn
and Cotton
Filings

Over 100 fine COM
ferters taken from our
regular stock and re-
duced because they
are slightly soiled or
mussed from handling.
Standard sizes 72x84
or 80x87 and covered
in a variety of fabrics.
Here's the lineup:
S-S7.99 Fine Quality
Floral Cotton = Filled
Comforts ---S4.99
10-S4.a9 Printed Flo
raj Muslin Comforts,
with cotton ----$2.S9
6|S10.98 Rayon Taf-
feta, 72x84 Down filled
Comforts ---S7.99
9-s10.98 Rayon Satin
72x84 Down Filled
Comforts s1.99
iI-$I2.s8 Rayen
Satin 72xS4 Down
filled Comforts $3.50
29-S17.9S Trapunto
Embroidered 1884
Down Comforts, sl2.99
9-SI9.95 Trapunto
Embroidered S0x87
Down Comforts. S14.99
"a $500 Chenille
and Trapunto EN-
broidered 72xS4 Down
Comforts ---s1s.95
(Comforts. Fifth Floor,
The Hecht co..
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HANDBAGS

zoe Orig. So and s. Evening
Bags, nicely lined. gold and
silver-colored mesh or kid
bags; also beaded and Sc
quin styles $3.50
IS Orig. 81 Fabric, Calfskin
and Suede Bags; top handle
and underarm styles. Black,
brown and navy ---S1.69
Evening star., 1940-12-05
WOMEN'S HATS

"ONIElVS > MA 10
50 Orig. $1.99 Hats; felt
brims and off-the face styles;
rayon velvet turbans 81
20 Brims, Turbans and Bon
nets in felt; black and colors.
Soc
Chat Shop, The Hecht Co.,
Third Toor.)
Evening star., 1940-12-05

John A. Ryan, director Of the social
action department of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference, today
told the special House committee in
vestigating the plight Of migratory
workers.
Msgr. Ryan pointed out that mi
grancy cannot be abolished as an in
stitution because there always will
be large number of persons, mostly
young and unmarried, desiring to
leave home and seek other occupa-
tions and places Of abode. He said
no attempt should be made by law
to hinder the migration of any one
for any reason 80 long as America
remains America"
Evening star., 1940-12-05
lob Increase Emphasixed.

A part of the migrant problem,
Msgr. Ryan explained, will be solved
through the gradual improvement
In business conditions and employ
Evening star., 1940-12-05

1-1939 Orig. List $149.S5
Floor Sample Leonard (6
Gu. IT, $685.
1-1939 Orig. List $159.95
Floor Sample Philco (6 GU.
ft.) --------- s69.s5
1-1937 Orig. List S234.95
Demonstration KelvinatOr
q Gu. IT, .- .-- $685.
1-1938 S164.95 Floor
Sample KeIvinator Is GU.
IT, -- -- $S9.95
I-1940 Orig. List S139.95
Floor Sample KelvinatOr
IA Gu. It. t.)---- $99.s5
2-1s39 Orig. List $119.95
New General Electric (315
Gu. IT, --$89.95
DOR, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-12-05
SI9.95
BrOadIOOm
4.6X6.6
Rugs
ssIt sc!t. s9.95

ssIt ss,t. s9.95
Just 80 rugs in the
group. Our own sample
rugs, taken from stock
and marked down for
clearance. Excellent
quality rugs in lovely
colors such as red,
light blue, dark blue,
burgundy, claret, light
green, dark green,
taupe, tan. sand, rose,
gray and others.
2o-s6.s5 Oriental
Pattern sx5-ft. Rugs,
S4.95
15-S10.95 Oriental
Pattern 4x6-ft. Rugs,
S7.95
5-s16.95 Chenille Sxs
Rugs ---------$9.s5
1-19.95 Chenille
7.6x9 Rug -S1o.S5
2-s2z.s5 Chenille
Sx1o Rugs ----S12.s5
1-$47.5o Broadloon
5.1x12-ft. Remnant,
$14.S5
1-S24.s5 Chenille
9x12 Rug ------$14.9s
S-s34.s5 Oriental
Pattern 6x9 Rugs,
SASS
1-S72.5o Broadloom
7.8x12 r e m n ant,
t1s.95
1-S47.95 oadloom
6x9 Rug $24.95
3--S39.95 Administer
sx12-ft. Rugs -SI9.s5
I-SS4.50 wilton
Broadloom 9x12 Rug,
S2S.s5
2$5s.S5 washed
Oriental Pattern SKIP
Rugs $685.
Rugs, Sixth Floor.
The Hecht oo.)
Evening star., 1940-12-05
Is Orig. SI3S5 to S22ss
Better Dresses
s7.99

Reductions in our Better
Dress Shop! Many one-of-
a a-kinds. Rayon crepes in
one-piece or two-piece styles,
smart bolero; a few jacket
and redingote ensembles.
Some nailhead and beaded
trims. Black, blue. red.
brown and grey in misses
and women's sizes.
3 Orig. slS.s5 Rayon Crepe
Dresses with high neckline
and unusual tucking detail;
sizes IA, Is, 18-------$S.8S
1 Orig. SASS Jacket Dress
of rayon crepe; in brown;
size Is ---$8.SS
1 Orig. 31s.s5 Basic Dress Of
rayon crepe. with tucked
shoulders. Black, in size 40,
Ss.ss
2 Orig. SIS Rayon Dresses
with contrast trim: size 16
in black with blue, size 20 in
brown and caramel $40
/ Orig. s19.S5 Red Dress with
smart unusual tucking de-
tail; size 16 - $40
2 Orig. $1s.95 Rayon Crepe
Dresses with unusual flounce
skirt; size II, in blue; size
IL, in black k-$10
/ Orig. S16.s5 Rayon Velvet
Dress in royal blue; sweet
heart neckline; size IA $40
3 Orig. s1s.s5 Rayon Crepe
Basic Dresses; In black, sizes
40 and a; in blue, size 10,
SO
Better Dress Shop.
The Hecht Co.. Third Floor0
Evening star., 1940-12-05
CLEARANCE!
REFRIGERATORS

Some are new . . some demonstrators. All guar
aneed to be in perfect working order No Money Down
(on approved credit 10c Day Buys One!
Evening star., 1940-12-05
KNIT INDIES

IS Orig. 39c Knit Vests and
Panties; mixture of cotton,
rayon and wool "A for 81
100 Orig. 39c Rayon Panties;
smooth fitting briefs and
panties --4 for 81
20 Orig. 81 Nationally Fa-
nous Rayon Vests; small
sizes only ------ 69c
S Orig. 50 Nationally Fa-
nous Rayon Goats; small
Is Orig. S1.35 Nationally Fa-
nous Warm Knit Suits, with
mixture of silk, cotton,
wool ----------------- 99c
IS Orig. So Nationally Fa-
nous Rayon Gowns; in fitted
styles; long, and well made,
$1.39
1 Orig. IS Nationally Famous
Singlette; size 80 $50
Knit Undies, The Hecht Co..
Main FloorO
Evening star., 1940-12-05

HOUSECOATS
10 Orig. S2.99 Cotton House.
coats; launder nicely; full
skirt. In dusty rose and
(Housecoats, The Hecht Co.,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-05

Some are Some floor samples All are guaran-
teed to be in perfect working order. No Money Down
ION approved credit 10c Day Buys One!
Evening star., 1940-12-05

Orig. 1893 to s4.9S
Sample
Draperies and
Bedspreads
sl.99 .-
Only 30l Sample! Printed dra-
peries and gold colored quilted
spreads in single size only.
5o-S1.5s and $1.S5 Ruffied Cur
tains. Sample pairs. Some
SOiled
5O-55c to 81 Window Shades.
Samples ----- loo
(Draperies. Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1940-12-05

Suedes! Capeskins! All Woods
Wool and leather trims!
showerproof cotton poplins with
leather trims. Aviation models!
Cossack styles! Upper fronts!
Also knitted collar, cuffs and
waistband. Lined with cotton
plaid, sateen or rayon. Sizes
So to AZ in the group.
(The Hecht Co.. Mems Sports Shop.
Main Floor.)
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08
S~aOtwenOise Srase

Ser Ghauipieler 6. bate ais
alter Mime elm 10 idledtes @eod6t-
nis, Bob er iih nidt nle6r Die Miibe
mabte, feline &oue 81 lerneu, ion-
bern tie aus Dem &alten 8og~, mie
sic giibneniprade oie Sednif nenllt,
Ole @orte Dem Souffleur nadipre-
den 8u fonneu. gines glbenos fam
g. beripdtet in oas Ebeater, tplir0e
BON Dem @aroerobier eilig angeflei-
set unO geidminft uno oann bonn
Spieleiter auf Die 8iibne geidoben,
mo- oas Spiel idon ~begonnen bate.
Der Souffleur eab nit Der Sano
ie0esmaI Elm 8eiden, iobal0 6. elm
8uieten batte, uno oieier ipielte
Ieine &oIe aud nit @ei6id uii0 nit
Iidtbarem grfolg. MIs Der 8orbang
gefoIen mar, panote iid 6. an feline
Mitipieler uno fragte: uaiuoer, nm
iaet BLOB einmoI, ipeldes Slid ipie,
len mir eieentlih belste aben02"
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08
Slugabentener IN ben e@nee=
fiirmen Masfas

@ier @erioner, oarunter cine
iunge 6rau ulo ibr D~ieri6briger
Sobn, befnnoen iib an 8oro zines
Slug5euges III Mlasfa, oas infolge
BEG 8ruds Der Selpumpe oes Mo-
tors ge5pungen mar, mitten IN Ser
eisItarrenoen Eunora cine Notlatt-
Dung bor3unebmen. Ser Hilot ian0te
cine orobtloie 8otidaft an Oie Gel
tung Der Quftlinie, in Ser er iiber
sic HotlnnOung beri6tete uno bin5lt-
figte, 0aB cine furdtbare &dlte
6erride uno oaB oie Mutter uno
ibr &ino feline 2ebensmittel nebr
b1tten.
Cine 4n3abl Der beIten omerifa-
nilden 8iloten Itiegen abpedielno
altf usso our6iudten Die @egeno,
aber eS berri9ten 10 beftige Sdnee-
Itiirme mebrere Gage lang, 6nB es
Ben Silfsflug8eiigen ni6t mogli6
mar, ben Srt Ser Notlanoung ouf-
5ufin0en. Grit als Der Sdneeiturm
nadlieB, wuroe Die Stene BON eli
mem giloten entosdt. Ser ieooh ni6t
lanoen fonnte, neil Iein Slug5eug
nidt nit Shneefufen Derieben mar.
gr lieB inoeiien nit SiIfe zines
5oaidirms Elm groBes Bafet nit
9ebensmitteln ulo Deden berab-
fallen, sic oa5u oiefen IoaerL Die
in Ser gispiiite @elanoeten geeen
Sunger uno Gdlte al i6iiben, big
6~eIonocrs ossgeriiitete 6lugmaidi.
nen an 9rt niO STEELE eintreffen
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08

nete ii9 i'm Sabre 1889 in g1itteI-
GbiIe uno bernidltete oie Hrobin-
aiolbauptitoot Conception Ionic
3oblreihe mittlere unO fleinere
5tdote lanes Der aaite. aud oos
G~r0beben oos OItern 1928 ben
8alfon beimiuGte, eeborte 81 ben
aroBen &atoitropben Dieier art.
n~eberbaupt lit ia aud Ser 8alfon
uno 4leinalien oltes grobebenlono,
peun aud oas sesenpdrtiee I'm
aliid Ser Siirfei Oas gr0Bte gu lein
ideint, oos Oieie @eeeno bisber ge-
troffen bat.
Sn SEN Ietten 80 Sabren bot Die
geobadtung Ser @robeben 10 groBe
6ortiGritte gemadt, odB man beute
Sic eiqentliAen @robeben3onen uit-
ferer groe genau ongeben fam.
9as erObebenreidTte @ebiet lit
Gbile uno bort beionoers Oos 4tn.
cama-Eief oas Ourdi6nittli1 1000
Beben i'm Sobr uno 81 b. $. aaer
8eben Ser Groe oufpeift. Sin 8tpei-
ter Steae ftebt Sapan nit 43t
8eben, sic 9 b. s. Der @eiamt5iffer
ausma6en uno bon oenen 5 b. s..
idper berlaufen. Damn folgt bic
oftafrifanii6e gRif-3one nit iGbrlib
800 8eben, uit0 0nno9 fpmmen Die
Oinoriiden Nlpen nit 1914 9eber
uno oag Mpennin-@ ebiet. Mu9 Die
8erggegertoen BON Ebraaien unO
8ulgarien tper6en barfiger BON
gri9iitterungen beimgeiudt. sic
bnben Our6i9nittlid 1859 geben i'm
Sabr, aleinaiten utO oie Soniiden
Snieln 145, bon oenen 81 b. $.
i6wer iino. Sat- boaig fret bon
grobeben fino 9eutidGono unO
England, no 0as Guftreten elmer
aIlgemeit fpiirbaren @ri6iittering
au ben grOBten Seltenbeiten gebort.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08
9rei &uO i6nere
Gbrringe

Gief i'm urmaIo bon Grn1atr6
hoben 0ie Domen Der Dbeiieren
areiIe" ibre 9bren gu eritannliden
2aIttrGgprn olisgebilOet. Bel benz
Gtomm Der &aro-8ataf miro nGnl'
lid oie bobe @ebtrt un0 Die gor-
nebmbeit elmer Dame 0ur6 bic
SGpere ibres 9bridmltds au5ge-
oriidt. 9ie Grauen tragen bort
Sbrringe aus SiIber, Die Big al
orei ailo wiegen. Son Soridutgs'
reiIenoen fino grempIare iolfer
GieIenobrringe nod @uropo &C.
broht moroen, ober es beitebt fet.
ne @efabr, ooB uniere SratentDeH
Ifh etma 0ieier Mooe bemGdtigen
fonnte, oenn europ6iide Sbrlapp.
den miiroen cine iol9e 8eaniprt.
DUNG nidt olsBalten. Die Srauert
uno Eodter Der &duptlinge tragen
oieIe Sbrringe, Die BON ben einge.
borenen Silberidmie0en nit GROCER
&unIt angefertigt heroen un0 einer
@ert biz 5u 5000 Dollar belibert.
0ie anoeren 6rduen miilien fi9 NIT
lei9terem uno tDeniger id0nem
S6mud begniigen, bod tragen oie
berbeiratetea 6rauen immerbin nod
Obrringe. sic Biz au anoertbalb
ailo Idmer iino, BEL ben Aermeren
iino oieie Sdmuditiife aber nidt
aus Silber, ioitoern aus &ola ODER
anoden. 9ie iungen Mdoden miii-
fen iif NIT leihtem SbrIhmiid 5il-
frieoen geben, aber lie leeen ihon
Dor Ser 8erbeiratung u5ur Strobe"
bic idperen 9brringe an, oamit tie
iie aud trageil f%6nnen, pentl ibre
Sebniudt mad oieier 2ait erfiilt
lpirO.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08
Gin Mann nnO fem SeIO

Ior Dem MiGitGrgeridt bon
&ouen eriaten Ser 2anomann gI-
bert 8rion, 8i3ebiirgermeiTer Ser
@emei1oe guleD-le-YatrD unter ei-
ner merfpiiroigen &nfloge. Sbm
nuroe b%orgeporfeu, 0aB er elm dl-
augroBer Mngitboie more. gr mar
zines Cages ouf ieinem 8fer0e f.
Ben6, 0os er %abGiefern ioute, 0ur9
elm bena6bartes 9orf gefommen,
aIs man pl0Bli6 0ie Sirene b6rte,
ole einen 2uftangriff ort~8ufiin6igen
i6ien. grion lieB iid idneG bonn
Bferoe berabgleiten utto lKirate Boz
bon, Inn einen 2ufti6ubraum 5l
iu9erL ober Ieine aufregung Itei-
gerte li9 ii6er ieoes MaB, aIs er
Iab, mie aus einem naben Bod elm
ueiBli9er NebeI oufitieg. U@nsl"
idrie er, Drette fih, mer fannl" nnO
fem Mlormruf entieBte nun ipieOer
Die @oriibereebenoen Die gleidfans
OIe SluGt nab allen EI1tllngen err
griffen. 9ie Guggeftion Der Mngit
mar BEL Brion 10 groB, ooB er i9on
ons @renne1 ouf Der gruit iiber-
an am &6rper ipirte. 9ie Gen
oornlen batten bieI Miibe, bic Gube
wieoer ber5uiteuen, un0 bonlt6noig
legte ftd oie Mufregung Ser 9orf-
beDobner erit, na9oen elm glrat ben
Oermeintliden @asDergifteten inter-
iudt uno oIles in i6onIter Orb
nurg gefun0en bate. 8rion iu1te
it6 Dor Dem @eribt gegen Die @n-
floge, Elm l1nrubeitifter gu iein, oa-
nit gu berteiOigen, 0aB man bic
Aneit bod ni6t COMMANDMENT
fOnnte, uno Die Nidter bielten inn
omar Dor, oaB elm 8iirgermeiiter
bod mebr &altbliitigfeit bate aei-
gen miiien, o6er iie biaigten ibm
i6lieBlid BEN guten @lauben 81
uno lpraden i'm fret.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-08
9es Miiutet &a6e

Ser emit iebr betannte, beute
bergeiiene gbarafteripieIer oes @ei.
marer S~oftbeaters Otto 2ebfeIo,
baBte niemon0en ingrimmiger ols
Ieinen beriibmten Gabgenoiien @rnit
Yoiiart, unO 5tpar lag Der @runo
ieiner Mbneigung 0arin, oaB er ME-
mails al Oen Mln1ner MuIter-Muf-
fiibrungen berufen morOen mar. Ser
gefr1nfte Wiime tDartete nuf cine Sc
legenbeit, nm lid gu rd1en. Mls
Noiiart ouf liner @aitipielreiie in
@eimar mar, ponte er aud Sen
&oIegen 2ebfelo fennen lernen, Ben
er nod nienials geipben batte. nMtein
0ame 1T Boiiart", itente er fid i'm
b0fIih Dor. ga nabm 2ebfeIo cine
eritaunte Yiiene an, itrid fid nit
Der Iinfen Sano nod Sntriganten-
art iiber oas ainn, iGoB auf ben
anoeren aus balbgeidIofienen Mu-
genlioern einen our1bobren0en
Bid, mari Den aopf in Sen Noden
uno iprah nit Dem ibm eigeneu.
nidt gu beihreibenOen Son bod)-
miitiger 9osbeit: mYoliart2 9oi.
iartS - Sinh pobl aud ---
beim Ebeater?"