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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
Borough Bowling

Naugatuck, Oct. 24.-The Themor- Couple department took all three points from the Assembly depart mant combine in the Lewis En- gineering company bowling league match rolled at the Lewis Engineer ing company alleys recently.
 Carrigan had high single with a 104 score and high total with 289. The Thermo team had high team single, 469 and igh team total, 1872
 The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
DAUNTLEss ATHLETE

Angus Milligan, outstanding Brit ish shotputter, lost his right arm in France and no wis learning to heave the weight with his left.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
KOGON VS. WALLACE

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 24-(UP) Julie Gogop, local lightweight, faces Frankie Wallace, Cleveland, in the feature 10-round bout on a box ing card here tonight.
 Bobby Poison" Ivy, Hartford featherweight, meets Johnny Buff, Newark, in another Hereunder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
FORTUNES DARLING

Art Fletcher has received a total of 50,26381 in World Series money. He was in four classics as Giant player and seven as a Yankee coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
JUST A BORN COACH

Frank Murray, fotball coach at Virginia. never played that game in his student days at Tufts, but he did star in basketball and baseball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
POSITION IMPORTANT

Turfmen claim that outside hors- es are penalized about three lengths in a race because of the angle at which the starting gate is placed at some tracks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
National Pro Football Standings
EASTERN DIVISION

THIS WEEKS GAMES
 Saturday Night Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
 Sunday Chicago Bears at New York. Washington at Detroit. Pittsburgh vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee. Cleveland at Chicago Cardinals.
 LAST WEEKS RESULTS Washington, 34; Philadelphia, IT. New York 12; Pittsburgh, 0. Chicago Bears, 16; Brooklyn, T. Cleveland, 26; Chicago Cardinals, IA. Detroit 23 Green Bay IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
Standing

High single-J. Ariola l52. High three-A. Ellis 373.
 High team single Stars 654. High team three-Stars 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
RED CROSS SENDS
FUNDS TO LONDON

Continued from Page One)
of women'S Undertaking and
mems coats to be distributed to
air raid victims in the tenement
sections of London. This grant
supplements previous donations
of garments and supplies to the
Women's Voluntary Services. In
cluded in these donations were
field kitchens and mobile can
teens, costing 1880 pounds STA
000). which already are in opera
ton in the bomb-Stricken areas
of London.
A cable from Daniel Grant.
head of the American Red Cross
Committee in London. reports
that substantial quantities "of
American Red Cross clothing are
being efficiently distributed to-
day in the tenement sections
where thousands have been made
homeless as a result of inces-
SAINT air raids.
David Bruce and Bowen Nc
Coy" (members of the Red Cross
committee in London). the cable
continued. visited a large area
today and observed the effective
manner in which terrific prob
lens of these splendid people are
being dealt with by the Women's
Voluntary Services. A fine spirit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
=: SOCIETY ::
Harris Abs
GiUe Program

The 4B Class of Harris School
presented program to the In
termediate Department Tuesday
morning during the regular
chapel period. The program was
under the supervision of Miss
Jennie Mae johnson and con-
sisted of the following numbers:
Songs, Our Own School,, and
''Lullaby"-Assembly.
Devotional Exercises - Rev.
Ted Jones of the Baptist Church.
Rev. Jones used as his topic,
"Obedience."
Song, "PlaymateS" -AsSembly.
Recitation, do Your Best
Harry Carey.
Piano Soo-Mary Howell.
Recitation, Traffic Lights
Marvin Creel.
Duet, School Days'-Gloria
Brown, Horacio Sanchez.
Recitation, Efforts" - Billy
Daniels.
1.-THE Magic of the Noon
Sixth Grade Chorus.
Flag Salute, Star Spangled
Banner"-ASSembly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
SOS Bingo
Party Oct. z

An IS. o. S. Bingo Party" is
going to be given for the benefit
of the Convent of Mary I'm
maculate on Monday, October
7th, with the slogan-"Save Our
School,. The affair will be held
on the Convent grounds and will
start at 7:30 o'clock.
The committee-in-charge has
arranged a pretentious list of
prizes for the party, one for
every round of play, and a spe-
cial "cover-all' prize will feature
a trip to Miami, expenses paid.
On the night of the Bingo
party, High School girls. who are
sponsoring the party, will collect
tickets dressed in blue and white
uniforms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Charter Meeting Held
At Fleming St. Church

Tuesday night at 8 o'clock the
women of Fleming Street church
held their charter meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service, with a large crowd in
attendance.
After calling the meeting to or
der an election of officers fol-
lowed. The following were choS-
en-:
President, Miss May Sands;
vice-presdient, Mrs. Pryor Ted
der; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Mears:
secretary, Mrs. Rosa Peat; record
ing secretary, Mrs. John A.
Knowles.
Following registration of all
present the charter showed an
enrolment of forty members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Wesley Fellowship
Elects New Officers

Monday evening the young
adults of Ley Memorial Meth
odist Church elected officers for
their Wesley Fellowship group.
Eugene Roberts, retiring presi-
dent, gave an inspiring talk and
spoke of the things he had tried
to accomplish during his two
years of service. Elijah Sands
and Miss Elizabeth Rosam con-
Quoted the devotionalS for the
evening.
Miss Catherine Knowles and
Miss Ida Bethel then served deli
ciouS refreshments. A birthday
cake iced in pink, signified the
second birthday of the Wesley
Fellowship. Quantities of pink
vine, zinniaS and fern were used
around the refreShment table.
Officers elected for the new
year are:
President, Albert Carey; Vice
President, Archie Roberts; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Eugene Rob-
ertS.
Others present were: Mrs.
Floyd Bowery, Miss Katherine
Knowles, Miss Elizabeth 'Rosam,
Miss Florence Walker, Miss Ida
Bethel, Mrs. Joe Thompson. Mrs.
Albert Carey, Elijah Sands, Mrs.
Tom Curry, Rev. and Mrs. o. c.
Howell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
REALTY TRANSFERS

Warrantee deeds recorded at
the office of clerk Ross c. Saw
yer yesterday related to the
transfer Of a half-section of land
on Key Largo by H. I. Holding
Company, of Dade county, to
John L. Patten, also of Dade
county. Reported price was ST.
600.
c. E. Howard and his wife,
Beaulah c. Howard, transferred
85-feet on AShby street, corner
of Won Phister, to Braxton B.
Warren for an indicated price Of
500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
PHONE is QUICK;
WIRELESS QUICKER
nv AssocIated Pressl

HENRIETTA, Okla. - Roy
Self, furniture store employee,
saw that a divan was burning.
He stuck his head out of the Win
dow and yelled. His employer,
Wayne Champion, phoned the
fire department
Before Champion could get his
connection the fire department
was there, responding to Sells
yell. The fire house is right
across the street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

Octopuses hunt food at night.
taking to their lairs armfuls of
living snails and crabs. So Dr.
William Beebe, New York zoo re-
Searcher working in Bermuda, is
using an octopus as an assistant
DR.. Beebe regularly visits its lair,
finds there some rare specimens
of crab skeletons and shells.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

of independence and courage is
evident everywhere. Our surplus
clothing built up over period of
weeks is now finding full and
grateful use, needs being dealt
with in orderly manner. There
is positively no evidence of panic.
We have received scores of most
grateful Acknowledgements and
appropriations of our efforts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Fine-Wiggins
NuptiGls Tomorrow

Alene Fine and Elmer Virgins,
both of this city, will be married
tomorrow by Rev Floyd Bowery.
Article yesterday telling of the
license issue, reported the we'd
ding as already performed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Lions Bingo Party
TOMORROW Night

The second in a series of Bingo
parties will be staged by the Key
West Lions Club at their Den on
Seminary street, tomorrow night
starting at 300 o'clock.
The Lions committee has an
nounced an attractive list of
prizes for this affair and a good
crowd is expected to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Quick With The Dead
nv Annotated Press

KANSAS CITY - A south
eastern Kansas merchant should
be claSSed longside the fellow
who first sold the Eskimo a re-
frigerator. He sold an under
taker two pairs of pants with a
suit for a corpse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
COWS AND OIL AID
TEXAS UNIVERSITY
(By Associated Press)

AUSTIN - Thousands of cows
and millions of barrels of oil
have done their bit for the Uni
verSity of Texas.
The school owns about 2,000,-
900 acres of oil and cattle land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Records in county judge Ray
mond r. Lords office this morn
ing told of the marriage of Pedro
Llantala and Felicia Unnez-the
former, of Manila, p l., now
connected with the naval forces
here. Peace justice Enrique ES-
quinaldo, Jr., performed the
marriage yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Thompsons Announce Girl

Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Thomp-
son announce the birth of an
eight-pound baby girl at 7:30
o'clock last evening. The new
conner has been given the name
of Wilma Althea. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the former Miss Dorothy
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolphus Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
Cofederacy Daughters
Assemble TOMORROW

Daughters Of Confederacy will
meet tomorrow afternoon, 400
o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
George F. Archer, 1925 Newton
street.
All members are urged to be
present as business of Importance
will be conducted at this session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
TO SPEAK OF
MANY THINGS
Barber Shop Now Comes
To You

APP Feature Service Writer
NEW JOBS DEPT: Two wo-
men BARRIERS, having set up shop
in trailer, are touring Iowa sell
ing hair cuts to farmers; waves,
and facials to farm
erS' wives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

Who are migrants? At one
government camp in California,
IS per cent were former farm
owners, renters, or laborerS.
Others were painters, mechanics,
electricians, and professional
men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

EasY-opening devices on cigar
cite packages are saving bust
ness people more than $500 man
hours a day, says DR.. John R.
Tindal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

Brazil was named after the dye
wood which was the early set
tiers chief export.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

Five of every 100 school chill
dren in the U. S. have eyesight
troubles uncOrrected by glasses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25

The Thysania moth of Guate-
mala attains the phenomenal
wing spread of more than II
inches, says Natural History"
magazine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-25
The human birth-rate in Den

mark has fallen in recent years
but so has the number of StOrkS
living in that country!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

bent eral,ltgen 8lutba0 bon gpern
un6 erfldrte: ,,Oiele Manner tparen
bon gnslano eebolt tpor6en, ,,m fir
Die 5retbeit 11n6 fit 6as &edt Ser
fleinen 8olfer auf Selbitresierung 5u
fampfen. Seute aber berb0bnt uno
peripottet man iie als unfdbig, ibre
eisenen Mngeleeenbeiten 5u betreiben!
SIR babt Bi3efonige", 10 rief 2ans-
bur: boller spott BEN @egierungs.
pertretern 5u, ,,ibr babt prin5en gu
oen Sn6ern oeididt uno ibnen bic
8oti6aft eebradt, bob iie na@ Dem
ariege @elbitreeierung erbalten mir.
ben. SIR babt tbnen beriproden, bob
England nidt se3munsen, fonoern
freitpilig oen Snoern 6as &edt geben
ipiir6e, ibre eieenen Mngelegenbeiten
fel59 5u fiibren. Die Sn6er tparen gut
genug, fiir uns 5u fampfen, aber iie
iin6 nidt gut eenug, ibre eigenen
Mngeleeenbeiten felbit 5u bertpalten
l1no it9 ielbit 5u reeieren."
Diele grfldrungen baben beute, mo
England ii6 als Sitter 6es &ebtsge-
tpiiiens ,,no Sort bes eebeiligten
@ortes aufipielt, tpieoerltm cine febr,
afti.eue 8e6eutung. A6er Ser @ort=
brlt9 gnslanos gegeniiber Snoien
gebt tpeit iiber Die Gatia6e 6er fort-I
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

6auernoen politiiden gntredt,tns
binaiis. @ngIanb bat sSrbien felt bem
2riege nidt mr oie Selbtberiualtlmg
borentbalten, ionoern - tpie sabls
reibe einpanofreie Auellen beridten
- oen io5ialen Stan6 6ieier rieiieen
aolonie nod tueiter berabeebriidt. gs
gtbt feline before Quelle, aus Ser man
iib iiber 6te grauenpolle Scot in tpei-
ten @ebieten SSjn6iens ,t1terribten
fann, ais oie britii6en Barlaments.
beri6te. Inter oem 9atum pom 2.
9e5ember 1881 finoen mir einen er-
i6iitternoen 8eri6t iiber inoii9e
Glenosgebiete, ben Der M6eeoronete
Biaiams gegeben bat. sssn Ser Nie-
oerf6rift ser &ebe beiBt es:
r8or ein paor Sabren 1T Dor Der
lanotuirtidaftli6en 2ommiiiion BON
dr5tli6er Seite befunoet tpor6en, 6aB
flint ODER feds Miuionen Meni6en
iabr1i1 an bermeiobaren &rantbei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

eriter 2inie cine politilde. Solange
Die Ylutotraten in sSnoien ni9t ein
5ur Selbitberpaltltng be- itimmtes
2ano, lonoern cine Nusbeutllngsfolo.
ME, einen geii6erten Marft ieber,
meroen Sic io5ialen Srasen ME geloit
lueroen. slber Die englii9e Blutofra.
tie oenft ebeniolpenig an cine tpirt.
i6aftlide tuie an cine politiide Selblt.
beitimmung SSSnoiens.
Srob oes 5tpeimali9en @ortbrlt.
DIES, trot bieier poIitii6 uno tpirt-
fdaftli6 in ben 5pei Sabr5ebnten
nad Dem @eltfrieg erneuerten @nt.
redtung oes in6ii9en 8oltes lpagte
gnglano> BEN in6iiden Bi8etonig am
II. September 1889 erneut erflGren
81, laiien: uNad Dem arieg miro sic
britiide &egieruns germ bereit feir.
NIT ben 8ertretern Ser beri6ie6enet
@emeinidaften, Yarteien uno @inrid).
tl1ngen Sn6iens, iotpie nit SEN moi.
i6en Siiriten in 8eratlng 3lt treten,
tint iid lire Silfe 11no 3uiammen-
arbeit 5u iidern fir Sic Sortieb,1ng
Ser erlpiinidten slen6erlngeu ap bie
8un6esberfaiiung." @er elaubt bar.
at, oab gnelano 6iesmal fem Ser.
ipre9en bielte? geur at Der einen
(5ortiebung altf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24
Grofbritanniens Serrat am inbiiden golfe

lin6 iibers DIR gebauen ipurben. @ir
fo,tnen bas gertrauen nur ipieberber.
itellett, tpenn mir uns an Sen @rrn6-
iak Balten, bob l,ns ltniere Mabt nod
feinesmegs ein @nrebt auf S,loien
gibt. 8ir fonnen unlere Serridaft
in Snbien n,,r oamit re6tfertieen,
oaB mir Die Sn6er ermutisen, iid
ielbit at regieren. 8ir miiiien iie au
l.nieren Jre,tnoen i,nb nidt au I'M.
ieren Seinoen ,na6en!"
gnslano bot 6ie Sn6er nidt 5u
ieinen Greunoen gemadt. 3tpolf Sab
re nod bieien parnenoen 4ppel i'm
ltnterbaus tuies tpie6erum, a,n 12.
Deoember 1884, ein 94beeorbneter,
Ser 2abour-Bertreter 2ansburp, auf
englanos @ortbrud seeeniiber oen
Sn6ern bin. CT eriunerte an Die
i9redli6en 8lutperluite ber Snoer in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

ten iterben. Dte 2ebensl,mltdnoe ser
inoiideu Maiie iino betlage1spert.
Sic itno cine &ult,tridanoe. england
fann ni6t 6en Mnipru6 erbeben, Elm
aulturpolf 5u fein, tuenn es nidt BE-
reit lit, biel 3u tun, INN 6ieie beflaz
senstperten 3ultan6e ab5ulteuen!"
BUR @rbartung ieiner Mntlase
fiibrte Ser Mbgeoronete @illiams Ben
Beri9t elmer f0nieliden &ommiiiion
at, bic ie9s Monate borber in Snoien
getpeilt bate. Dieie aon1miiiion itellte
- na9 @iQiams grflGruneen -
folgen6es feit:
uDie &rbeiter iin6 ibper berl6nl-
set, ba 6te 2obne ni9t ausrei9en. @ie
miiiien @elo fir @u9erainien big gu
rs b. S. Ieiben. Sebr oft miiiiem iie
ibren ean5en Sabreslobn 6em @elo-
perleiber 5ablen. sic itn6 oie ,tn-
gliidieligen, abseit1mpften .Sflaben-
maiien oes aapitaIs. @s eibt in Sn-
6ien Gabrifen, in benen man fleine
&in6er im Mlter bon 5 Bis 6 SSSabreu
fin6et, 6ie biele Stunoen eebiidt> oft
ut,ter ben ltngeiiin6elten umItanoen
arbeiten. Sn 5ablreiben Gabrifeit
gibt es feine Ya,1ien fir 6ie Mabl:
3eiten in6 feline Seiertage."
MnldBli9 ber glei9en Debatte iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

Die Not in Snoien, bic auf @runb oes
8eridts bes l1nteriudunesausi9ui.
ies fib I'M l1nterbaus enttpidelte, er.
flarte ser Ibseoronete:
u9ie fonisli6e 9ommiiiion bom
sunni oieies Sabres bat es gang flar
ertpieien, oab ser eroBte Sell ser in.
oiiden 8epolferrng baIb aussebun.
CERT lit, ooer ettpas borii6tiger 1lno
amtlid)er ausge6riidt: sic 2ebensbe.
oingunsen bes 8olfes uno ser Mrbei-
ter iino in Der Sauptiade elenoig ,mo
eri6iitterno" 8eliebig liebe iid Die
&eibe ser 3itate aus eneliiden 9ar.
laments6ronifen, eneliiden 8I6ern
uno englii6en 3eituneen fortieben,
Die iid in idtueren acknowledgement
gegen oie bon oer enelilden MiBmirt-
idaft peruria6ten ooer geouloeten 10.
5ialen NiBitanoe getpanot baben. Die
&ernfrage ber inbiiden Scot 1T ie5ob
ni6t m,r io8ialer Rot,1r, iie iit in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

SDuI IuIt tut NSuYiDuUUSLL 4uNS
Bat es gnglono beritanoen, Die 353
Milionen oes inoiiden gfeibes nit
leeren 8eripredunget 3n tr0iten. Sur
burb cine folo1liale n1ilitdriibe 1teber-
,nadt eelingt es Der engliiden Gegie.
rling, bas Der Neratueiflung nabe> In.
biide 8olf 5,1 ,,nteroriiden. Ser iuirt-
fdaftliden Musfaugung ,.no Ser ioaia.
len gntredhtng Snoiens itebt eben-
biirtig CUR Seite Der beiipielloie po.
litiibe 9etrng, ben bie gngldn6er ge-
geniiber $50 Miflionen SSnoern feit
1857 besansen baben. Sn bieiem
Sabre iab fih oie Megier,,ng Der So
nigin Biftoria 6urh ben 5epop-auf-
itano 10 in Die gnse eetrieben, bob iie
Die en1porte @eltmein,ng llnb bic re-
bolutionieren6en Snber burd bos
8eripre6en oes 5elbitbeitimmunss-
redtes fit SSnoien beidtpi6tisen mub-
te. DaB bas ein6el.tige Beripreben
gnglanos nur ein febr berebnetes
MitteI par, Inn bic @elt unb sssttbien
su tduIhen, eebt aug be1n eebeimen
9ienitbereid bon 2oro 2ptten, 6en1
Bisefonig CUR 3eit Der 90nigin 8if-
foria berbor, in 6em nit eisfalter
Sfr,tpelloiigfeit ertldrt tpur6e:
~Dieie 8eripreduneen, Mnipriide
anb @rmartungen iollen un6 perben
nienals erfiiut tperoen. 9as tpiiien
tuir oue; tpir itanoen por Ser @abI, |
enttueber bie Snoer offen bon allen
an6eren alts3uihlieBen o6er fie 5u be-
triigen. 8ir baben Sen tpeniger ebrs
Iiden @eg boree5osen.' !
Seit 1857 tpur6en, trot 6es Ber-
fpredens ber Ronisin 8iftoria, bic
@iinide ,,n6 geredten snipriide Ser
Snber auf Selbftbertpaltllng bon ben
gngldnoern ,niBabtet ,,no ettpaige
bemonitratipe MeuBer,,neen brutal ME.
bergeidlagen, big Der Belttrieg tam
ainb 2onoon ipie6er biIlise 2anos>
fnedte brau6te. Sofort peripraden
bie gngldnoer oen snoern tpieoer oas
Selbitbeitimmrnesredt, ipenn Ser
arieg. our6 ,noeli6it itarfe inoilde
Grllppenienoungen 9etponnen poroen
iei.
s(u6 bieies atpeite feierli6e 8er-
fpre6eu, bas England gab, &puroe ge-
bro9en. 9as 8futba6 bon MmritIar
am II. april 1920, BEL oem ser &C.
neral 9pers 500 Sn6er itanbre6tlid |
ltn6 iiber 1000 Sn6er 6urd Waidi-
1,engetpebrfeuer in cine 8olfsmenge
t0ten IieB, NOR Ser blutige 8etpeis fit
ben 5tpeiten @ortbrud gnglanos ge-
geniiber sSsn6ien. DaB Der i6ieBipi-
tiee General nod atntlib belobt ,nb
fem 8erbalten telesrapbiid als tor
reft anerfannt tpuroe, beieitigte ben
letten 3tpeifel an ben, englii9en
Rurs, nadoem Snoien feline Sdul6ig-
Eeit als 2an6stnedt eetan bqtte. !
!, Die iportbriibiee Nolitif @nglanos |
geeeniiber ben 80lfern Sssa6iens pur-
be am 49,. 9eobember 1922 i'm Inter.
bnus bon 6ent Mbeeor6neten Eom
Sbatp, benz fpdteren &rieesminiiter,
elmer idarfen aritit ,nter5ogen. Som
Sbaip erfl1rte: L
. nDie Snoer iin6 atpeifellos gesen
ms, neil fie fiiblen, BOB iie betrogen
peri6ieoenen g0lfern bas Cola als
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

beridieoenen D0ltern bas 5ala als
cine Mrt 3aubermittel. sl,d an6ere
fDnboliibe 8e6eutung iuies man Dem
Sal5e 5il. Mls eit 3eiden Der @alt-
freun6idaft miro bel,te nod. in man.
ben 2an6ern nit 6en @ait 8rot uno
5ala gegeiien. Mud aberelaubiide
Mniidten fniipfen ii6 an 6as Sal5.
Seute nod bebaupten aberglaubiide
Menf6en, bob 6as l1mitoBen eittes
@9lafaiies Streit be0ellte.
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Sh-Down War c Con1pensotes
BY Saving Men, French Learn
November Losses Placed at Only l,434;
U. S. Tells OFF London PrivoteIy

The British government was told
In reply that even II the administra-
ton in Washington understood these
things-which 1t does not-the effect
Of what amounts to discrimination
on the part Of the British against
American interests is being badly
received bysCongress and the coun-
try at large.
There are tales from South Amer
lea indicating that, despite the
urgent demands Of this war on
British industry, British statesmen,
supported by their diplomatic and
consular officers, are doing their
utmost to prevent closer trade re-
lations between this country and
some Of the South American repub-
lies. These tales come to the State
Department from representatives of
American business interests oper-
ating in the Southern Hemisphere.
They have not yet been checked,
but they have reached a number of
Senators and Representatives who
intend to make use of this informa-
ton Whenever the opportunity
arises.
British diplomats in Washington