davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American., 1940-05-30
Kerrick
(From Another Correspondent

The last bridge on No. % has been
reported as let and construction is
to be completed by August 1. Now
a little help on getting blacktop on
the balance of the road from Nicker-
son to Fond du Lac will be appre-
ciated. Let's write the department
urging the completion of this work
so one can drive to Duluth on No.
% this fall. Will you write?
Thursday is Decoration day. They
are not decorating graves in Europe
Askov American., 1940-05-30
or Rogers.
RUTLEDGE

Summary-Two base hits, Cunningham,
Buck, Frohreich. Carpenter; three base hits.
Stevenson; home runs, Frohreich. Steven
SON; sacrifice hits, Clegg;. double plays,
Jensen to Madsen, Carpenter to Johnson;
Rautio 8; hit by pitched ball, Frohreich
by Rogers; bases on balls. off Schmidt 4,
off Rogers 4, off Rautio 2; left on bases,
Rutledge Z, Mahtowa 9; Umpire, Jimmy
Stepan; scorer, Jensen.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

operatives; Mrs. Anna A. Berggreen
of st. Paul, minorities; Mrs. Dorothy
Zimmerman of Minneapolis, refugees;
Mrs. John E. Palmer of St. Paul,
peace symbols; Mrs. Jean Wilcox of
Minneapolis, Volunteer Work camp.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

Summary-Two base hits, F. johnson.
Anderson three base hits, c. Schmidt;
sacrifice hits, Stanchfield. Wertz: struck
out, by M. Johnson s. by L: Schmidt 8,
8, off Schmidt l, off Popek 3; umpire, Oh
son; scorer, Wilson.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

The advertisements in the Askov
American tell you just where to 60
to get the best bargains when you
want to shop, and where to get the
service you want.
Askov American., 1940-05-30
DENHAM

Westholm; sacrifice hits, Dick Palon, War
loe; double plays. Swanson to Westholm;
struck out, by Matuseski in innings, by
Edin II in innings, by Delly in 3 in
nings, by Mikrot, z in 5 innings; bases on
balls, off Delly 2. off Mikrot 2. off Matu-
seski 0, off Edin 2; umpire, II. Beccue;
scorer, Ted Anderson; time, 2:15.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

If you are ashamed of a deed
you've done, you don't tell, but you're
not ashamed of your business; tell the
world you're not through advertising.
Askov American., 1940-05-30
Hinckley Defeats
Willow, Holds Top

Continued from Page u
Following are the box scores of
last Sundays games:
Rutledge 10, Mahtowa Z.
Askov American., 1940-05-30
Wisdom From The Bible
BY Walter Carlson

BY Walter Carlson.
l tell you, nay: but, except ye re-
pent, ye shall all likewise perish.
st. Luke 1875.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

Friendship is a priceless jewel
which may often be purchased by a
little nameleSS kindness.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

Most of us are waiting for some
extraordinary opportunity, forgetting
that we are ordinary mortals.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

Hunger that comes from honest
labor is a delicious sauce for ones
dinner.
Askov American., 1940-05-30

An air-mail letter was sent re-
Gently by Mrs. Hugh B. Wilcox, state
president of the Women's Interna-
tional League for Peace and Freedom
to the President of the United States
and all Minnesota Representatives
and Senators in Congress protesting
the 1896, 100000 addition to the ma
tional defense budget which, it was
stated, twill even more than at pres
ent gear the American economy to the
war in Europe"
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@ntc %clcnd)tnna in Sd)nlc mnS im
!Nrim. 9icics AlaHcnsimmcr ,uurbs
in Der SAaiu SiahidDnle se,nad)t.

Mcbrcrc Sdlllcm 1T HrnE Glcnr'
lanh nlad}eI &crbcllcrln0cn IN Seh
GcrbGltniiicu IN &lniicn5immcrn ,mh
bic Glterll gebcu cincm Shritt pors
nirts, inocm lie bciicrcs Siht i'm
seim einrihten, iuat oaa Sight Snp,
in93 Council bon Glepclunb.
Tieiclbc Nrt pie IN scr Sbalu
Sohihulc benlltt, bradtc 10 quite Mc.
iultatc nit iid, oob niht nnr bciicres
Sebcn ionbcrn audi before Mciilltatc
erSiclt ip1rhcn I'M 2crncn. ioate %.
&. Tictrih. Erin5ipol Scr Sbam
Sod,ifulc.
Mchr sllimcrfionfsit inn @laiicn
5illnncr llnb nabcrc slnrucnoina bcim
Stilbicrcn bat GriolNc 81 ucr5cid,s
ncu, icit sic Sbmp &phIhulc nobcr,
niiert ipllrNc sllc @iHtleudtcr ipllr.
ben geiucdiclt BON bircftcnI Sil in.
bircftcn Sidlt. mas Sd,ottcn lmN
Sdlinmcrn pcrbinocrt. Tos 2ihi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
Eafe Ibcatcr
vNorib in Slames" bcainnt am
II. Npncm6cr.

Nn Gonner@tog. fl. Houcmbcr,
beaann mI Eatc SbCotcr ser uclc
Slim ~&orlb IN Tlamcs". Sic Wc.
'hid)te biuterm .glisfricg", Sdaus
'picl Der Gntioncn, wonbert iiuuloa
Den &eg eutIuua. Gas 9ilO mllroe
bcrgeltellt iiir Die Gariooc Don 1929
bis 1910 r&Orlo in Slnnlea" 5cigt
iuas !ueniae ueriiidIt habcn icrtig 5u
brllgcn. gilber Don ser sSlndt ans
Iiinfirden, Die gomburoierlmg bon
ilnperteioisten GOrieru IN Iorlpgcn
ilno uieles anbere miro olrh oen
Slim ser Garnuolt Eictllre Cor
poration ge8eist.
rShcrofec Grips" lit hoS slpcitc
Vilo im Snfc Shcater. Gin 9ilo aus
ser 3cit no sic atGuber Sus "a! re.
gierteu. Gs bringt Hiharo Dir wic-
Der ali sic 2rinpano, Elm 9ilo iiir
Sung nns stlt. Hubcr linn wirfcn
nit eslorencc 9lice, @iQiam Scnrp
Sictor Sorp ilno niclc anberc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

liner Senntor iollte cinen 9iir.
germciitcr oohcim lniien ser bas Ser.
irollcn ieincr @iirgcr aud, ipert lit.
Scr unbcbingt bie sSGhi9fcitcn lmb
Griabrlnacn bciiBt, INN Troblemc ser
@ilraCr 5u ucrllcbcu. Gr mlb ulio
bna &Crtrolcn bcliBcn. Saourh iiihs
len lid) hic Viirgcr iid)cr. gSir olau-
hcll oaG StruGenbohnfonlniiiur &.
:. Sducib ser ridltigc Mann lit lmS
ocabnlb mohtcn mir i'm ais Naf-
io!gcr bon Scrrn Button cmpichlen.
9toN unicrcr Slniidt bat Scrr 6.
:. Sd)iucio trcu llnb iibia Seil &C..
nonnlcn al Scr &Crluoltlug Ser ilGb=
tild'cn sln9clcgenbcitcn inter @lr-
ton lnb uorGcr lmtcr Gitp Managcr
Wor9nn uno &ortinS. Tic @iir9cr
crtcHmCn al, haB cr INNER ser Ser
trctCr bc5 &olfc5 bel oen sSrcibricf-
%,rhanbl!mgen nit Ser Strn6cn=
hubn mnr. @cr nit linn in @criil-
rllug fnm luciE ieine 1sGhigfeit 81
ld)ItCn mo nid)t jllcbt hic Nationa.
lCn @ruppcn piMen, oaG cr urbcitcn
fam in Sntcrellc ser slllgcncinbeit.
Glepclono brol,dt cincn 9iiraers
nciitcr ser 6iientlid)c llntpritiiBung
niidcn funIL gan5 obgeicbcu bon ocn
EartciucrI0lhnilicn, ser iiir Die
Stnbt Singe tim lino nitt crlaubt
ilriid5ufcbren 5ilr Suac BON Dor
1898. 60 luic oic Notiou sic
lhlicrltilBlug allcr brnild,t, 10 boiicn
mir allcG bab Der fonnlcnbc 9iirgcrs
mciltcr crfcnnt, bnG icin Gabinett Die
9sationalcn 8ruppcn ,,iht aus
Id)liebt. sSn Scrrn Sdipcio ieben mir
Ole ridtigc Fcrion nlS 9tad)iolgcr fir
Scrrn Burton. Sicie Grncnn,na
lpiiroe lpcitperbreitctcn &rebit &C.
nator Burton bringcn imb Scrr &.
:. Sdncio piiroe bas Tertrauen ser
Niirger Glcpelanbs hnbcn lpie cs Scrr
Wlrton Gat. g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

plrbc nchr nla ucr6rciiaht. Die
&Gnhc ,m,rbcn n,1clirihcn. grnli.
grim phcr blau, aber bic 3immicr.
hede mllrSc Nans meib acItrit)en, nm
Sidt suriidsulpcrieu.
Gin 9icIultnt ipilroc benlcrft, nGnls
lid cinc Hcbrcrin ipar itctS Our6 9lus
acnanitrcngung gcbinbcrt, ibre Srs
heit rCdt 81 TIM. 9llS 6aS nellc liht
fam, rcrid)manbcn ibr &opIncb ,mh
HluHcnnnitrcugnng ioiort.
Serr Sictrih lit jcbt iiber5ellgt,
bab 81" Shlocntcn cs al,h cinicben.
iuie uicl Sbnen glltes Siht tilft unb
lie ncbmcn bic ,socc nit beim nmo
ueranIaiicn sic Gltcrn aub inn Scim
6ciiercs Siht 5lrm Stuoieren ein5,i=
rid)tcn. IS gibt beltc i6on cinigc
Seine 100 lpcni9itcns cine cute Cant
pc uorhonocu lit llnb glltcs 2id)t fiir
Scimarbcit ino baS Sigbt Sabinas
Council rGt bcn Gltern, oarailf 81
ndtcll, oob boS &iuo sic 2ampe &C,
braldbt bcim ShiOiercn, mas i'm
5lunl hciIcrcu Stllocnteu maht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14

Staatcs nod nidn gei,mben bat, uno
luemn oas &eaime iih Ser ipaniihen
inoioibualiitiid d)-repplutiondren ST.
genart m ieinen MaBnabncn, Gin.
griiicn mo Ginbcitsbeitrcbungen an
paiien muf, 10 mebt oo6 elm iriifer,
, Ielbiridcrcr lrno 5lltlmitsfrober
0ino burh oas 8ebG,loe oes ne,len
Staates. 9rob Scr ungebe,ren mirt.
! 'daftlihcn tSbpicriafeite,l. oie bie
inncrc 3erfleiid,una sllr IsoIge bat.
! ten uno Die nod ourh bcn europa
IiIdcn &rieg oeridIrft murben, lit
,ecr @rlnoitod 81 cinem Nufbau &C.
lcgt morocn, Scr in beu fommcnbcn
TricScnssciten peruollfommuet mer.
ocn fonn Gin friegsgclpobntcs
Seer Itcht @c,ucbr hci Sui uno Der
'iiAt iibcr cine slllsriiltllua. sic Nh,
tlngNcbietcno lit. Gas GoIf eiclhit
Iicbt, oaE sic Station nid)t mcbr cin
Spic!bou ircmhcr GrGitc lit. icn-
ocru mitiprid,t llnb 9luipriihe itclt.
slud) iriibcr hattie Spanicn s(u,
lpr!ic6c acitcllt, abe iic iielcn inter
Ncn Gid. pcil iGncm sic pGlfiId)c
iidenoedilng feblte. Sel,te peritebt
mon Scn lleberaane BON ser ~Neu-
lalitdt" s,lr Stufe elmer "nihtfriea-
iibrcnoen", ober nielleift beiier
"nod, niht -friegiiibrenoen" Staates.
Gas bot iid) in ocn GemonItrationen
Iiir Gin ipnniides Gibraltar ee5eist,
'n,S in ser geaeilteruns, Die Die 81
icbllla Snnaers ausi0ite. Mau abut
! ';c Stnoe zines leaitimen n@roli
>"onien", nidjt IN benz Sinn scr
Notwithstanding bcS altcn mcrifa-
| Iui1d)cn @ploniulreidheS. iunbcru in
Sem nGhcrlegncScn, Scr Sic politiIhc
! SntcNritdt ser ibcriihem SoaIbinicl.
hic &crridoit iibcr sic b,iocn &iiltcn
Scr Gngc ppilhcu Dem Ntttclmccr
unn Sem sltlamtiid,en SVan lmN sic
NorSipcItede aliritaS umiabt. sic &c.
Idid)tlid) ,ulh tlll1rrcll 5llr ipnuiid)Cn
GiuiluBipbdrc gcbort. Man lit auf
allc llcberraid,ilnscn. sic lif, ans Scr
iiltcrnationalcn Situatipn, aus 3lpi.
'henfGllcu aus Iran5Gliidl. .Maroffc
uno algicr aus cngliihen Gan.
Slrgsucrilld)en i'm llmfrcis bes ipa.
niidJcn Sntereiienscbietcs crscbcn
tGlncu. in icbcr Siniid,t gciabt uno
cntihloiicn, tic nidyt nit Sen SGnScn
ilm Sdcb bin5uncbulcn. Sas lit scr
lroijc ltutcrihico suiidcn Sem ncucn
uno alicu Spanicm.
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- Niitr lcicn Sic Sie 9n,eiaen!
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Dte zeit r,arfrbiert meiter

Cine grobe @ohl lit uorbci. Gen
Sag porhcr mar Sic Station mah &C.
nladt ilhcr bic slniid)tcn ser beiNcn
Garteicn. Gen Gag nahhcr mar Der
rationale Silulncl luicbcr rllhio, ipas
ula mnbrc Scmofntic horoftcr.iiCrt
DCr0Cn fnnn.
Sic SCutC Ser Station id)cincn
uld)t nur in Ser Scrflmit ihrcr 9ta
tionalitGt ucrnli'ht ion0crn lmlroen
10 pcrnliift I'M Shmclsticgel 9Imeri
faa, 6ab 9lnCrita al critcr Stclc
tonmnt So 'ou c5 nltd) icin.
Gin ErGii0Gut murNC crlpdult, aon5
AlciCp Oh mir iiir o0cr gcgcu lCinC
Nnn0ibotlr mnrGn. Sicic 9totion ioa
tr gclpubr iciu in Scr Ecrantipurtlif)-
felt Dies Hnn0 IL pcrc!riG2n in M
tgrciIc ieiucr Siir0cr unh Scr Sad)c
hcr S.nrofrotiC. Glruclano mllrOc ae.
chrt 0llrd bic @obl ocs @iir9crmei
tiers Burton ais Il. z. EQUATOR. Tic
llntcrItiiBlmQ Die inn 0rcinal }uteil
mrrOc bel Der g&uhl ula @iirgCrmci
tier, 5ci0t 6na &crtrollcn Ser Notio.
nalcn 0rllpren Glcuclono5 in i'm.
,Sn Gcrcluigcn Der Sdmcl5tiegel
l0cc bon 2Imcrifu iii nidIt2 10 midltia
ais inn Sum 6iclCr @rupp,n, ole ole.
lc Station bil0cn, am Scbcn 5ll hnlten
lno bu5 Gcrtroucn hcs 9cibebaltcns
Ger qlcihcn @niiS slmh Meipetta ser
Sruppcn untcreinanbcr.
Die Ghrc oic Glcpelanb CrbGlt,
bridt oic TRADITION. llnicr giiraer.
mciitcr Burton lit ser crIte hohc 9e-
nnltc ser IN bcn H. 2. Scnat bci0r.
bcrt mlrbc lmh nid)t 5lru 8erin0en
mar Dies noglit) burd Die Notiona.
len Grlppcu bicicr Stabt.
&r lino baron interciiicrt, oob
oicic &cttc nidt ac6rohen miro. I'm.
icr ErGiioCnt bcnotigt cincn Scnotor
ser IIhig lit, Ollrd, reihcn Entriotis.
nlus in bicicu Idbpcren 3eitcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-14
lip9'orom
Spring Harabe" bcainnt am
II. HUpembcr.

Sas 9ilo Spring Garooe" hot
i'm Sippohromc Shcutcr bcaonnrl,
nit Icannu Sllrbin in Scr SitcIrol(r
Gic @c'C)id]tc sciot un5 GCnnnc
Surbin ais cin 9oucrntino ous in
Bic Stuot icincr SrGlumc gcht imS
Bort slbenteuer mo NomonCc Iinhct.
Shr acgcliibcr ipiclt Hobcrt Gum.
ninga nlS ihr Sicbhnber. 9lufGrNcn
luirfen nit Niiito 9lllcr. Scnrn Stcs
ianion. sutdJ llnb @u0bp, @oltcr
rntlctt. Mime Nlppnuc. Tcgan 80
ran lmo riele anoerc. Gcrpagcn Sic
cS nid)t Nieicn Slim ju Iehcn.
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Gin ploblid)cr llniun, 9lrbcitS.
Ioiigfeit, bllngrige Sinoer, hos lit bic
8eIfidItc ron elmer Tloru bcpor Ser
Gonm1lluitu Tlnh mlImcrfiom &C.
mad)t mlroc. Seh@ @ohCu &runf
belt burh llniall toItctc ibm icilc
Trbcit llnh ocn &CrlIt ci1c5 ,Slliic3.
Scinc SrNu mo brCi 3inocr obbGn-
gig bon icinem tlciucn Gintonncn.
mo tnl0 iunrru bic panr SpNrgrp~
ideu aIle. Scure Soipitolpilcge mar
notiucloig iiir GlnCr. oanit er ieine
,samilic Galb luieher ernGhren iollte.
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meee Ses ,tenen
Spanie,ts
&un SanS 0cdc, Waorio.

~Gergongener Nl,bm picgt nenie
in Den &an5leicn ser Nationen; lucml
CT nidt in Der 8egenpart ourf hero
iihc Eaten 81 nellcm Scbcn criucdt
Miro" .erflGrt sic @cdpnseitibriit
vMunoo" in eiuem Irtifel rnter ocln
Sinl ~Spauien lin nationatel Sc
bcll":T = Sic ,uia oomit Der Muti9en
3cit be, Stcmpel auioriide,t nno lit
oltfridtig nno, mllti9 gcntsa Siclcs
l(rtcil aud oni hr eigcnes 2anS 81,
bcsiehcn. Spanicu bat ciue groIic,
cinc icbr groi,c Gergangellhcit, hic
inn nicmonb abpipred)en DcrmdN,
ocnn ibrc lcbcnSiern Spurel iino in
ocr @Gid)id)tc mo &ultlT eincS aolts
sen Sentiments pcranfcrt Scin
Num lit unper0Gnglidl I'M 8cacn,
iob su Sem bcs britifen @cltreihes,
onS, mcnn cS cimual 5erIallcm iolltc.
MIR lebr ipcnig Don "eluigcn Sc
onfcu" in lcincu iriihercn &olouicn
nnO Tomiliions hintcrlaiicn lpirh.
Shon hcllte gebcn ocic ibrc eigencn
@cgc, uno banaen nlIr nod bllrh sic
Sprod,c rnb cine mcbr ober lpnigcr
crslpllngcnc @irtihnItSNclncinibNt
nit bcn 2nno smionncn, haS iic emit
aus ma6tpolitiIhcn uno motericacn
Hr;inocn untcrlporicn bate.
Spouicn bat lcit icincn golocncn
Snpcn ieinc @elt pcrlorcu, lucil ca
miht ilnltnnoc mar. Sen SScroiSnnls
hc@ tSricOcna uno tGalid)cu Sniein3
dnISl0ringen. NrpGc @elcgcnhcitcl
mic Die %criud,c EnpolconS. 6u3
Suno icincm 9irid cin5lucrlcibcn.
,eiHtcn, ooB Scr oltc Sclbcnnut i'm
Soltc nidt criiorbcn NOR. slber
faum mar oic illBerc 0eiobr iibcr,
rpllnhcn, pcr0dii man, ba6 sic Nnfprz
bCrnnacn ocS tsricoens: slrbcit, Gnz
tblliinsmus, Srcuc ,mb sic Grfcnnt,
mis- bcS nationalen Sd,idials fir oie
Grholtlmg ser ScbcnSfroft ,mb Gel,
ting eincs Staotes cbcnic nid,tig
iinb, mic sic SoScspcrod,tlng nor
Dem Ssci,lo.
Gor oicicr GntihciSumg ltcbt Spa-
nicu hclltc crnent. @icocr hdt ser cd)-
tc Spanier il cincnl brciiGhriaen
@iiraerfricg. ser nllr barlml 10 be-
5eidnct ucrhen fam, neil CT inner
halb ser cigcncn @rcu5cn nllseciodl
ten piirhc. cinen "dllbcrcn" Scinb
hciicat Sic internationalcn @riga-
bcn, sic 9on5cn ser Golfsirout, gu
ba umo sic tsrcinaurei sic Soriaen
Don EariS mo Sonoou iinb mlfs
0aupt gcid)lugcn nuo aeiliidtct. Cos
2nlb lit NciGubert. Ger Slucitc 9lft
Scr UrncllcrlnG bnt ucaouncr, hic
inncrc Trhcit, hic bcln frc9crilhcm
Griolg sic aronc oliictcn ilno i'm
in interuoticnolen Scben iortiebcn
io0.
,sraaloS Iie6t Sponicn bcutc por
Der @clt lm6 bcionbcrs in europa
nnbers ba mic in Sen Sobrschntcn
uor bcm Slusbrld) icincr nationalcn
Grbc6lma. Ger @illc lmb ser eiiernc
GntIdllllb. rnid,t micocr in sic lcl6it.
'crscbrenbe 1ranfbeit cincr lhn,ib
lihcu Eortcipolitif 5ll pcriallcn, I"
Iilb oiieniftlid. Gs aibt in Spnnien
feline Yartcicn mcbrt sic ser oberiten
,Siihrlurg Sinocrniiic mli ocm @cac
Ser Grrcidrna bcs poracltcdten Sic
lee bereiten f0nnten. Gs gibt mlr
nod cine nationale 8eiueglmg. mnh
penn bieIe au6 ibren Iettcn Sinn
nnb ibr cnbaiiItiees Troaramm inn
Mabmcn Scr politilden Strnftlr Sc*
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@c:t glng cS. @cnn CS niht iiir ben
Community ,Simo luurc, lpiiroc Gl.
nlcr Tlorp, ser mnr 81 Sahrc olt,
Cntm,tiNt iiihlcu. Gr lit ser &ilic
inert. Sore @citriiac madlcu ieime
&oiinlmg iiir cine ihonGrc 3utllnIt
m0alid).
IS 9ibt lnb c@ miro SallIenhc &c
ben mic Glmcr Slorp, hic lih an Sen
Community sSlmo mcnbcm INN Silie.
Is miro Shr hbrlidcs @eihcuf ieil
mclfca bieien Wenit,eu S,ilie brin-
gen miro
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&inbcr fonncn niht longe bllngrie
bcrlrnllmliCn mo Gr5tlihc Eileee
fOItct @clo. @ohin ioutc cr ih ncu-
Sen? 9tnh % Mouotcn muroc ocr
N>rb0u0 uou lcinem sui abNcnnm
men. Gd@ Tuiruieu Noipital. cine
Gcnmnnim Sumo ?lacntlr. licicrte
WtC0ijiH unb WutcriQl Ginc unNcrc
Community Tlmo 9lgentlr. Shs ri
location ior GripplCh mo Tiaableh,
lcbrtc Gimer Eloru Sol5urbeit unb
Spiellndcn MAIDEN. bis eiucs Cages
ser Sn6 mieoer periagte. 3lrriit ms
Evening star., 1940-05-08
j. ). Battle Fleet
Ordered 10 Stay in
Hawaiian Area
Netherlands to Fight
If Invoded, Says
Legation Here
By the Associated Press.

New demands that Congress build
up United States defenses conceded
today with a surprise announcement
that the battle feet would remain
in Mid-Pacific.
The news that the fleet would stay
In the Hawaiian area instead Of re-
turning on schedule to its West
Coast bases came at Z moment
when fears ran high In diplomatic
circles that the European war might
explode anew with lightning thrusts
into the Netherlands or other neu-
trail countries.
A laconic further tactical exer-
cises and training" was the explana-
ton given last night for the unex-
pected change In Navy plans. Ad-
miral James o. Richardson, feet
commander, said no significance was
attached to the decision. II a COIN
cidence, the change nevertheless
meant that the fighting force would
continue operating from its nearest
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Indies, where the United States re-
Gently called for a hands of" policy
by Japan and other nations.
Is Fighting Craft.
A force of approximately Is fight
Ing craft and base force, which in
cludes tankers, supply ships and the
hospital ship relief had been ex-
pected to leave for the California
coast today.
Admiral Richardson earlier had
announced the main body of the
fleet, comprising approximately 80
ships, including the aircraft car
riers Saratoga and Yorktown, and
IL battleships, would sail tomorrow
for the mainland.
The Netherlands Legation here
underscored the gravity OF the situ-
alton abroad by disclosing that
(See DEFENSE, Page A-4,)
Evening star., 1940-05-08
Long Precinct Captain,
Facing Jail, Ends Life

BY the Associated Press,
NEW ORLEANS, May 8.-Phinp
Nina" Patorno, French quarter
precinct captain for Gov. Earl
Longs political organization, was
shot to death at his home today
just before he was to have been
sentenced for an election day slug
ging.
Coroner c. G.. Cole said death of
the 50-year-old political veteran
was a suicide.
Patorno and several others were
convicted of assault and battery in
the beating Of a disqualified election
commissioner in the February 20
Democratic run-of primary which
brought Longs defeat. He lost an
appeal for pardon yesterday and
was to have appeared for sentencing
this morning.
Evening star., 1940-05-08
Railroads to Sell
Tickets on Credit
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May ga plan to
make it easier to travel by rail will
go into effect May 20 on 66 Amer
lean railroads.
On trips costing $50 or more a
prospective traveller may apply for
credit from either q travel agent or a
railway ticket ONCE. II granted, the
trip can be paid for later, In INSTALL
ments.
The Travellers Credit Corp. will
handle the financing, statement by
the participating railroads said, and
under the plan credit also could be
obtained for Pullman accommoda-
tions, all-expense tours and any
other service sold through railroad
ticket ofncee except money orders
and traveller checks.
Evening star., 1940-05-08
Dutch Fear Invasion,
State Department Hears
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Secretary Hull said today that
official dispatches to the State De-
partment since yesterday indicated
some increase of tension in the
Netherlands over fear of invasion
from Germany.
He added the department was
still able to maintain its communi-
cations with the American Minister
at The Hague, George A. Gordon.
Noting that Americans in Holland
have had long-standing advice to
leave because of the threat of war,
Secretary Hull told newsmen that
now nobody could have any excuse
for being caught there by any out
break of hostilities.
In response to other questions
Mr.. Hull said that Alexander c.
Kirk, American Charge d'Affaires
in Berlin, was coming home on
leave, but that there was nothing
unusual about 1t. Mr.. Kirk, he said,
has been doing strenuous work for
some time and consequently II
taking a needed rest.
Evening star., 1940-05-08
1O3 Lose Lives in Bluze
In Colombian Town

II tne A6SOc1ate0 frekSs
PASTO, Colombia, May 8.-Grow-
ing lists showed today that at least
103 persons died and 125 were in
jured Monday night In nearby Sar-
dona in fire that trapped them in
the town hall during a patriotic
celebration.
Relatives were attempting to iden-
tify the victims, whose bodies were
piled up in debris and mud caused
by heavy rain which followed the
fire.
Four persons were injured seri-
ously when . truck carrying 80 po-
Hcemen and doctors overturned en-
route to the fire scene.
The Colombian government dis
patched medical supplies and hnan-
cial aid to the town.
Evening star., 1940-05-08
Greece Is Reossured
Concerning Neutrality
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, May S-Omcial quarters
asserted today that both Great
Britain and Italy have given assur-
ances indicating that neither coun-
try is desirous of infringing on
Greece's neutrality.
The assurances were described as
Sufficient to inspire confidence
among the Greek people"
As a result, Official quarters said,
Greeks have every reason to believe
their country will not be involved In
war at this time.
Evening star., 1940-05-08
Sir Terence O'Connor Dies

LONDON, May (R.-Sir Terence
OConnor, 49, solicitor general since
1896, died last night, 1t was an
nounced today in the House of Com
mons. Sir Terence served in the
World War with the West African
Frontier Force. He was member
Of Parliament from Luton from 1924
to 1929 and was knighted in 1896
when he was called into the Cham
berlain government.
Evening star., 1940-05-08

Nazis believe this-or If they can
persuade the rest of the world that
it is true-they might be expected
to forestall allied action by taking
the initiative before that date.
In Southeastern Europe, Germany
is faced by the same dilemma as that
which it faced in Scandinavia: II
the Reich takes no action, it runs
(See DEUEL., page A-5.)