davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

no pudo ser bien "admlnlstra-
da."
La vieja polftica trat6 de ri
diculizar a Wilson. Ell presiden-
tie americana Sc vic obligado a
ceder.
Ell CongresO estadunidense
nj siquiera aprob6 ell tratado
que ell Presidente hubo de ne
gociar junto a Lloyd George,
Clemenceau y otros "positivis
tas" de entonces.
Alemania Sc neg6 a pagan
Y los Aliados Sc negaron a pa
garnos....
Despues las nuevas intrigas,
ell resurgimiento consentido de
la barbarie y ahora la segun-
da guerra
Muchos dijeron que la inter
venci6n americana en- la que
ira habia sido impuesta al pals
por los mercaderes de mum :
ciones....
iHubo duda sobre los mott
vos genuinamente democratic
cos de la primera interven =
ci6n!
"No habia tai democracia
en- peligro-gritaron muchos.
Pero en- esta guerra de ahO-
IA, ning1n hombre normal y
bien enterado puede afirmar,
81 es honesto y digno, que ia
democracia no es atacada.
Nc son los democratas los
cue aseguran que la democra-
cha es ''inservible" y debe ser
destruida, son los totalitarios
de Europa y a la cabeza de
clos Hitler.
Hitler v Mussolini dijer0n y
dicen que IA democracia es
ana ''farsa," que la democra-
cia d'be ser d~erribada, que Ia
democracia es Ell FansetesicO'
de los pueblos.... y sin embar-
go muchOs prOminentes an:e-
ricanos craen que ell pals debe
ignorar esa realidad y ence-
l.srse en- su ccncha.
Ahora, cuando la democra'
cha de veras peligra, pOrque
asi 10 aseguraron y 10 asegc-
ran sus enemigos, en- ell pals
hay individuos retardatarios
que prefieren la espera acobar
dada a la conducta firme, dig
ma y resuelta.
Europa, la Europa democrat
tica agredida, la Europa que
sustenta los mismos o parcel :
dos ideales de la democracia
americana, no nos pide hon.
bres, nos pide que la ayude =
mos con aviones Y material de
guerra.
ST no ayudamos ahora a
Francia e Inglaterra, mahana
maldeciremos nuestra pobre o
miserable conception de los
problemas del mundo.
Ayuda positiva, can o sin
lenguaje fuerte. de modo que
la guerra Sc decida ALA no en-
ia America.
La derrota de los viejos pal
ses democraticos, de los paises
que cometieron la tremenda
equivocaci6n de soportar du-
rante varios amos a "mequetre
fes" como Chamberlain y Da-
Ladder, traera la guerra a la
America.
va 10 do a entender asi
Winston Churchill, en- su re-
ciente notable discourse.
Los ingleses trasladaran su
gobierno al Canada y continue
ran la guerra.
Ell sentido com1n nos aeon
seja, pues, ayudar a los Ala
dos, en- gran escala, para que
la guerra, 81 es possible, Sc de-
cida ALA, en- las naciones dom
de la sangre CORE; pero dom
de 10 sspgre no he ssTvdo. q
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

Aunque los concejales reba-
jaron $4,000 del dinero desti-
nado a alimentar los presses de
la carcel del a ciudad, Ell alcal
de Chancey declare anoche
que los presses no pasaran ham
bre. La rebaja Sc hizo desde
$4,000 hasta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

Londres, JUNO 8.-Un aero
plano nazi Sc estrell6 anoche en-
East Suffolk, pareciendo dos de
los tripulantes y sufriendO he
ridas un tercero. Con sus anne
tralladoras, una escuadrilla de
aviones nazis bombarde6 varios
pueblos y ciudades de la costa.
Alarmas Sc dieron en- varios lu-
gares.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

Esta senalado para hoy ell
entierro de la respectable seho-
ra Carmela Gonzalez, de So q,
nos, vecina del 1882 de la Gale
Cherry, en- West Tampa. La
sobreviven cinco hijas, dos hi
jos y otros familiares.
Dej6 de existir la estimada
sonora en- Winter Park, domi-
clio de su hija Sra. Violeta
Martin. Recibira sepultura ell
cadaver en- ell cementerio
Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

10 recolectado por la Cruz
Roja hasta la tarde de aver a.
cendia a S7O86OO, en- un total
asignadO de $4,000. Los obre-
ros de las fabricas c~ontribuye-
ron en- esta semana. Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

pesar de los siglos. para mar
car los ssnderOs de una paz
justa.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

Berlin, JUNO Sci peri6di-
co n2zi ''Boersen Zeitung" acu-
sa al %gobierno de Estados Uni
dos de crear ell terror de la quin
ia columna para asi imponer su
hegemonia en- la America del
Sur V tambien en- la Central.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08
EUROPA Y AMERICA AL Ola
NOTICIAS CONDENSADAS

Montevideo, JUNO 8.-Los ma
zis residences en- ell Uruguay pla
neaban apoderarse de este pals,
seg1n las autoridades, con la a.
yuda de los grupos nazis de la
Argentina Y Brasil. V~eintenaS
de agenteS nazis venian pasan-
do frecuentemente la frontera
con ell Brasil. Uno de los prici-
pales grupos "operaba" deSde
Penaranda, en- las afueras de IS.
ia ciudad, donde Sc hallan esta-
blecidos los mas importantes Ia
Heres del ferrocarril. Sc han
descubierto grupos nazis, llama
dos "puntcs de apoyo", en- Mer-
cedes. Fray Bentos, Paysandu,
en- 81 rio Uruguay, Y tambien
en- Bella Union, Artigas Y Rive
ra, en- Ia frontera brasi,era.
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

LOndres, JUNO Sci Qene4
raj Robert Gordon Fnlsyson
.fue DomtradO comandante en-
jefe de las tropas ingIesas en- Ell
terrltoriO, reemplazando al ge.
neral Henry c. JackSon.
(Pasa 9 e " pig,
La gaceta., 1940-06-08

(Pasa : q " Vtgy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
3404 Mt Pleasant Avenue

3404 Mt Pleasant Avenue
2 poscho., 4 sv6tnice, koup.
topen1 horkou vodou
1928 Choptank st. = 2 posch.
4 ~svetnice, $4,000
GOT S. Oldham St. = 2 posch.
5 syet., koup. top. hor.vodou
IL S. Wolfe st. = 3 poschod1
8 svetnic, koupelna
1874 S. Macon St. = 6 svetnic,
koupelna, top. horkou vodou
IA N. Patterson Park Ave.-8
svet., 2 koup., misto ma garaz
IA S. Castle St. = 2 poschodi.
Z svetnic, koupelna, garaz
812 S. East Ave. = 6 svetnic,
koup., topenf horkou vodou
'2314 Forster Ave. - 2 posch.
6 svetnic, 2 apartmenty
.2124 E. Pratt St., roh
II sv6tnic,2 koupelny, garaz
1926 S. Robinson St.-6 sv6tnic,
koupelna kuchyn v pTizemf
SIT S. Washington st. 3 posch.
8 svetnic, koupelna
COG S. Patterson Park Avenue
4 svetnice, kuchyn v prizemf
253 S. REGISTER ST. svetnic
2 apartmenty, $95O.OO
500 S, Bouldin ST. - 6 svetnic,
2 koupelny, dvojita garaz,
tOpenl horkou vodou
1906 O'Donnell St. = 2 posch.
5 svetnic = $4,000
1919 E.. Pratt st. 8 poschodi
8 ~svetnic, apartmenty
307 S. Ann st. = 3 poschodf
8 svetnic a koupelna
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07

Mluv6 ne jake veTejny 1Tednik, ale spfse jake novinaf-
sky zpravodaj, mayor Howard W.. Jackson V reel sve sirene
pomocf radio mluvl o praci Cerveneho Kfize V Europe a Wy
zyval Baltimorany ~pfiloziti ruku k dflu.
Pred reel mayorovou drednici Baltimorskeho Cervene-
no Kr1ze oznamii, re pomocny valecny fond dospel do ne
dele ma $4,000. Baltimorska odbocka ma sebrati ma akci
$18OOO0.
V popsani udalostf v Europe, mayor Jackson rekl, re prave
obdrzel telegram z Washington. Mayoru sdeleno bylo, re
snnice a drahy vedoucf do Parfze re zapadu a vychodu plny
jsou utecencu, starych muzd, zen a d1tek. Cele rodiny jsou
ma ceste jz mnoh6 dni, prichazl Sc zakrvacenymi nohami a
oteklymi. Mnohe osoby j1i must mnoho mil.
"Jdete-li uicemi Baltimore, Tekl mayor, ivy vidite pra-
pory Cerveneho Kffze z vefejnych a soukromych budov. Jest
to znameni, ably neco mani Romano bylo. Potfeba Jest neod-
Cerveny KTfz spoleha Sc jedin6 ma tom faktu, re Baltimore
vzdy hotovo bylo ku pomoci a re pomahalo!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
FRANK SEXTON A GOLDEN
TERROR A BUDOU
v CARLIN'S PARK.

Pr1st1 1tery, dine IL. cervna
v kf1zkovych zapasech porada
nych v Carlin's Park Frank
Sexton, 235 ID. utka Sc s Gold
en- Terror, 303 ID. v hlavnfm
zapase ktery urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky. Tito diva zapas-
nici utkali Sc jiz pred nekolika
tydny.
V nasledujfcfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkujf:
"Reb" Russell, 22O lb. VS..
Bob Managoff, 228 lb.
Ed Newman, 235 Id. VS.. War
rem Bockwinkel, 225 ID.
Ed STRANGER" White, 24O
ID. VS.. Thor Johnson, $50 ID.
Abe Coleman, PIP ID. VS..
Henry Mulkivich, 2O8 Id.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v "ringside" soda
dlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
POLOLETNf VEREJNE CYL
GEM TEL. JED. "BLESK" a.
TEL. N SOKOLIC.

Dne 2. cervna poradali TIE
locvicne Jednoty V Baltimore
spolecne vystoupenf do Tabora
Tyrs. Ia nadherneho pocasi
a velmi cetne navstevy jak
m1stnfho tax prespolnlho ODE
censtva, clenG telocvicnych Je-
dnot Curtis Bay" a Tel. Jedn.
Philadelphia.
Porad cvicen1 byl nasleduj1c1
Ia zvuku ffzneho pochodu
vstupuje ma prostranstvi cvici-
Ste vykvet naseho cle1.stva. We
deni starostou Jednoty "Blesk'
br. Bilham a nacelnictvem O.
bou Jednot Tad1 Sc by vyslech-
Ii pozoruhodny proslov staros-
ty. Ma to lined fadi Sc zaci ku
prostnym, vedeni br. FIR. Hej-
nym. NasIeduje dorost, vede-
ny br. j. Pokornym. Pflsti els
10 cvici muzi. Vede opet br.
J. Pckorny. Veskere cvicenf
provedeno bezvadne. Nasle-
duji zenske ebory:
zacky vedeny ses. Kvetou
Radkovou. Dorostenky vede
ses. Helen Opava. Sokolice We
de ses. Mana Michalek. Cvi-
ceno nadherne. Cviceno SOU
casne nafadi, muzi i zeny:
Bradla, hradba, kun. Zactvo
obeho pohlav1 hry.
Neni snad ~zvlastne tTeba
zdGraznovati dGlezitost teles-
nych cvikG vGbec q v pT1tomne
dobe zvlaste, kdy tax malo pru
merry clovek v6nuje Sc teles-
nemu pohybu trave vetsinu
casu sede v autech nebo kan
celar1ch.
Bude tomu v mesici cervnu
We dnech 49,, 20. a 80. = Is
rok1 kdy myslenka Sokolska
poprve zakotvila We Spojenych
Statech a Size We meste ST..
Louis, Mo.
A stastna to byla myslenka.
Prftomne eta clenstvo Americ-
Ike Oboe Sokolske kolem 50,-
900. Avsak jest to pouze ma
~ zlomek Cesko-Slovanskeho
lidu We Spojenych Statech.
eco Czech, to Sokol" vepsali
81 We slit naSi zakladatele a he
slo toto by melo platiti pro YES
kere cleny nasf ceske vetve v
tetO zemi.
Telocvicna Jednota Bal
timorskych Sokolic dovrsuje
timto rokem velmi vyznamne
Jubileum. Jest to 5Oti-lete W.
rocf zalozenf nas1 Jednoty,
ktere pripada ma den II. listo-
Jednota nase snazila Sc
dostati povinnostem KITE
re 81 vetkla We svIj slit: vycho-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
BATA OPET L
K SOUDU.

Pc druhe ami ne v celycf
tfech tydnech Batova obuvnic.
ka spolecnost v Belcamp, Har.
ford okres, volana ku vladni.
mt soudu zodpov1dati sc z pc.
rusovan1 vladn1ch pracovn1cf
ZakonG.
Nedavno spolecnost odsou-
zena byla ku pokute $4,000
pro porusovan1 pracovnich a
mezdnlch pTedpisG.
Nynejsi pTedvolanf ku soudu
stale Sc pc st1znosti Katherine
F. Lenroot, nacelnice d6tskeho
odboru Spojenych StatG.
Hlavnf zaloba je, re spolec-
nosti zamestnavano bylo II O.
sob mladsfch neil 16 rok1 me-
ri &c. zaf1m 1889 a 10. dub
mem r. 1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07

yati zactvo a clenstvo tax, ably
z Mich byly zeny cele, jak pc
STRANGE zdravotnf tax kultur-
nj. Snaz1me Sc vstepovati ma
semu clenstvu ideally nasich
tvGrc1.
Jest nam vsak take tfeba
soucinnosti sirslho obecenstva
tax ably nase snazeni melo "a
doucf vysledek. Jest nam ire
ba noveho pr1livu, zvlaste FAC
iva obeho pohlavf, by jednou
zaujali rady tech, kteTi odej-
dou tam, odkud nen1 vice ma
vratu.
A proto apelujeme ma Vas
cest1 rodice: Sv6fte nam sve
ditky! Zajiste re kazdy ro-
zumny otec, kazda moudra
matka, ktere je sveTena vycho-
va tech nejmlads1ch must u
znati, re vychova Sokolska bu-
de Jim ku prospechu. A slovo
k ceskym divkam, jinoch1m,
zenam i muffin: Vstupte do
nasich rad, pomozte nam je
rozmnoziti, az pride veliky
mas svatek, dovrseni naseho
zlateho vyrocf BALTIC. Jedn. So
kolic, by pocet mas Sc zmnoho-
nasobil. Dopisovatelka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
zACI PRI PRACI
MA SCfTANf LIDU.

Vice neil $4,000 skolnfch
d1tek zadano jest byti dobro-
volnymi pomocn1ky pri vypra-
We seznam1 scc1tan1 lidu v Bal
timore. Listing rozdeleny by
ly We farn1ch a verejnych sko-
ZACH techto dnech.
Ma listinach tech je prazdne
m1sto pro osoby, jez pTi SEPT
sovan1 byly %opomenuty. Spolu
k tomu Gill zadana jest pomoc
rodicG. Ceka sc, re scltanf do
konceno Dude v pr1stim tydnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
NALEZEN MA PHILADEL-
PHIA ROAD.

V bezvedomi lezfci ma Phi
ladelphia road v Bradshaw,
casne rano v nedeli, Thomas P.
King, 39lety, wat byl do Johns
Hopkins nemocnice sc zlome-
nou nohou a jinymi zranenimi
ma tele.
Muze nalezl statni policista
lezlc1ho ma silnici. Nalezeny
byl tax opily, re nemohl udati
jak nehoda no potkala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
SLAVNOST o B HRO-
BIZ" MA CESKEM NAROD-
MIN HRBITOVE.
(Pokracovan1 re stranky -

naroda, kteff svoji praci polo
zili zaklady k jejich rozkvetu.
Nebot kazda lidska organisa-
&c, mimo nekolik velikych Wy
nikajicich synG, ma tisice drob
nych pracovn1ku, kterf spoleG-I
ne S temi, jez nakreslili plany,
pracovali, ably pfivedeno ku
zdarnemu konci. Ones vzpo-
miname jmenovite tech, kterl
"a sv1j narod a jeho polozili
sve zivoty.
Pro vas krajane, kteri jste
zakotvili v teto svobodne zemi,
VAST move vlasti, a nalezli v te-
to velke demokracii svGj dru7
ny domov, jest slavnost Zdobe-
nj Hrob1 soucasne vzpomin-
kou ma starou vlast. Cd Vyse-
hradskeho Slavina, pres praz-
ske Olsany az k poslednimu
vesnickemu hTbituvku, dnes
nesou Sc vase vzpom1nky tam
k tenn zapadlym ,travou zarost
lynn rov1m, kde odpocfvaji ii
nasi nejleps1, nejdrazsl, v jichz
die zde pokracujete.
Jak rodina tradice je zd1-
ramona slavnosti Zdobeni Hro
BIZ, tax i nase narodnf tradice
lie touto slavnost1 zdGraznena.
Vzpominame dnes ma NOSI-
TELE nas1 narodn1 mySlenky,
kultury a tradice, vzpom1na-
me ma ideally, pro kter6 mas ma
rod I'll, ktere We staletem w
voji vytkl "a sv1j tradicn1 Gil
zfT SWIM .VOLNYM, SVO-
BODNYH zIVOTEM v rodine
evropskych narodG. Vzpom1-
name usili a boj1 "a uskutec-
neni tohoto Gle. Pietn6 Sc skla-
Snfme pred pamatkou nasich
velikych mrtvych. Pred nas1m
duchovnim zrakem vyvstava
prosty hrob ma tichem lanskem
hTbit1vku = row presidenta O.
svoboditele. Mas duchovn1
zrak stiha hroby nasich hrdin-
nych hochu legionar1, roztrou-
'|sene cd slunne francouzske
champagne al pc dalnou sne-
hovou Sibir, kde v nasich legi-
ich obetovali sve zivoty "a
svobodu sve vlasti.
V hlubokem smutku a ne
mem bolu vZpomlname dnes
dals1 Ease naseho narodn1ho III
vota, odchod presidenta Osvo-
boditele, mnichovske pon1zen1
a osudny Is. brezen. -. Opetne
vidlme, jak k rovGm nasich le-
gionafG sc fadf cerstve rovy
novych obetl, zabitych a umu-
cenych hordou nacistickych
vrahd. sflene besn6nf totalit-
nfho nestvdrneho barbarstvi,
ktere zasahlo pred rokem mas
narod, oloupilo jej o jeho svo-
, bodu a prineslo mu neskonale
utrpeni, vail Sc jake krvava la
vina dial a dale E. Bes valky
rozpoutany nacistickou hydrou
a jejich spojencd, vyzadal a
stale pohlcuje denne statisice
novych obetl a - Statislce hro-
BIZ nejen muz1, ale i bezbran-
nych zen a deti v Polsku, Fin
sku, Dansku, Norsku a ma "a
pade mluvl k nam vymluvnou
mluvou v letosnf den Zdoben1
Hrobn.
Dnesni den Zdobeni Hrobn
je nam nejen prilezitostf pro
vnejsl pietnf projev lasky a Cd
danosti k nasim drahym, jichz
vzpominame mad jejich hroby.
Nam vsem zij1c1m je tento den
dGtklivou pripom1nkou, aby-
chom dokazali, Re ideally, pro
ktere nasi draz1 mrtvi a v1d-
cove naseho naroda pracovali
a "a nez tisice syn1 naseho ma
roda polozilo sve zivoty, re ty-
to posvatne ideally - ZIJf V
mas DALE.
Ouch nasich dejin, zivotnf
dilo naSich narodn1ch velikann
narodn1 prace vsech tech cd
mas odeslych pracovnikG, ukla-
da nam slavnostn1 zavazek:
svorne a jednotne vypjati sve
vsechna prace, snahy a obeti
tech, kteri mas opustili = NE
BYLY MARINE A V TETO
|PRAVDE ZVfTEZfME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
Silena.

Kate Kellyova, z Chicago, KITE
ra utloukla 5leteho synka mi
covou palestrou, byla poslana
do 1stavu choromyslnych. ze-
ma vypravela, re pry zakukle-
ne postavy il naTfdily, ably Sc
Johnnyho zbavila nebo re il
zabijf a ona pry rozkazu po-
slechla, ably sc zachranila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-07
Maly ~OznanlOvatel.
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bych Sc czenil, ktera by umela
vafit a Tfditi domacnost. Ma
bldky piste ma Telegram, Box
400, 843 N. Washington st.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Bethesda Club
Elects Mrs. Bulger,
Gets Reports

The Woman's Club Of Bethesda
elected Mrs. Jacob w. Bulger -
president to succeed Mrs. Louis A.
oravelle at its annual meeting yes
teri1ay at the clubhouse.
Annual reports showed that the
organization has enjoyed one Of
the busiest seasons In its history.
Particularly noted was, the In
creased use Of the clubhouse since
Its redecoration last summon.
A meeting observing Charter day,
to be held Monday, win close the
season, but q Red Cross unit, under
the chairmanship Of Mrs. Frank p.
Farley, new first vice president, will
continue to meet each Monday from
1890 am. to 1 pm. throughout the
summer. The Red Cross unit will
be open to all women wishing to
assist. whether or not they are club
members.
In addition to Mrs. Bulger and
Mrs. Farley, new officers include
Mrs. Hugh B. Johnston, second vice
president; Mrs. Frank A. Bennett,
recording secretary; Mrs. George
Schumacher, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Harry j. Pirie, treasurer:
Mrs. Leonard Nicholson, historian;
Mrs. David Lloyd Davies. parla-
mentarian; Mrs. Jack T. Irwin, di-
rector to the country federation,
and Mrs. Reginald B. LOCKER, Mrs.
Charles s. Moore and Mrs. Edwin
H. Etz. directors.
Evening star., 1940-05-22

Havana. Cuba, is to have q new
United States Embassy residence.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Dickstein Asks Rifle Unit
To Reveal Nuzi Members
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Dickstein. Demo-
crat, Of New York urged In . House
speech yesterday that the National
Rifle Association be called on to dis
close "how many thousands Of Hit-
ler's bundsters are members"
He said that the association,
which has headquarters here, "at
one time sent representatives to the
bund in 1888 to solicit memberships, I"
and added:
1T is certainly serious situation
when an organization sells Govern
ment rtfles-and at a reduced price
at that-to NaA agents and alien
agitators and this Is sanctioned by
a citizens rifle training division Of
the United States Government" D.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Registration al Once
OF All Aliens in j. S.
Is Urged by 5. A. R.
Resolution DepIoring
Trode Barriers Between
Stotes Is Adopted

Immediate registration Of eli aliens
in the United States was urged
today tn . resolution adopted by
the Sons Of the American Revo-
luton.
Increasing dangers" within the
country because Of aliens who owe
allegiance to foreign powers was
given as tho necessity for the regis
tration and proper identification. !"
The s. A. r., meeting at its 5lst
annual conference In the Wardman
Park Hotel, adopted another reso-
luton, 81 to IS, "deploring" trade
barriers between States and de-
clared that Its continuance might
"lead to diminution Of State rights
by constitutional amendments.'
Kansan Protests.
r. E. Farley Of Topeka, Kans.,
protested against the resolution, de-
claring Kansas had studied the
problem, but had decided that 1t
must retain its ports of entry in
protection against bootleg oil
trucks" and other vehicles which
used roads without being taxed.
The Resolutions Committee dis
closed that it had refused to recon-
mend passage Of another urging
against the sale Of scrap metal to
Japan and the presentation of
American flags to South American
schools named after United States
patriots.
Last night at the s. A. RS ban
quet Senator Nye, Republican, Of
North Dakota, and Senator Burke,
Democrat, Of Nebraska received
slight heckling when they took the
floor for speeches.
Nye Booed on War Stand.
Some one booed Senator Nye when
he declared that the United States
should not become embroiled In
other peoples wars. Before the
last war;" he said, I'VE built an
economy depending on the war. II
We think we can build an economy
based on Europe's war and stay
out Of it-if that war lasts long
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Hibernion President
To Be Dinner Guest

Joseph E. Kerrigan, national pres
1dent Of the Ancient Order of HI
bern1ans. will be the guest Of the
John Barry Division and the Ladies'
Auxiliary at . banquet Saturday at
1880 pm. at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. Kerrigan will represent the
order at memorial mass to be
celebrated by the Knight Of Colum-
bus and combined Catholic So
cieties at the amphitheater in
Arlington Cemetery Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Curley Club to Plan
Election in June

The Curley Club will meet to-
morrow at Sis pm. to elect Z
nominating committee for the June
elections. Dancing and cards win
be enjoyed after the business
meeting.
Members Of the club have been
invited to attend the memorial
military field mass Sunday in the
amphitheater at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at 8 am. James
Corbett, the president, will act as
representative of the club and will
place a wreath on the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier.
A moonlight excursion on the
steamer Mount Vernon will be held
June 3. The boat is scheduled to
leave at $3.50 pm. william ]. Boyd
chairman of outdoor activities, Il
in charge Of the program.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Catholic Daughters
u
To Honor Regent
At Club Dinner.

The Catholic Daughters Of Mary
land viii entertain at dinner Satur-
day ct 8 pm. ct the Columbia
Country Club, Chevy Chase, Nd,
In honor Of Miss Mary 6. Duffy.
supreme regent Of the Catholic
Daughters Of America.
Miss Duffy was decorated by the
late Holy Father Pope Ptux N for
outstanding work among the Cath
olic laity. and Is the only woman,
outside Of Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, to have been made hon
orary member Of the Midwest An
tiguaian Club.
Miss Katharine M. Rosney, ma
tional secretary, who is accompany
ing Miss DUFFY on her trip through
the South, also will be present.
Other distinguished guests include
the Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph M. Nelli-
gan. chancellor Of the Archdiocese
Of Baltimore and Washington; the
Right Rev. Msgr. Hugh ]. Monaghan,
State chaplain; Very Rev. A. J.
Burggraff. Phi. D., superior Of st.
Paul's College; the Rev. Hubert Gal
lagher, o. F. NJ; Miss Florence M.
Winter, national chairman Of the
Convert League; Miss Margaret
Buckley. Maryland State regent;
Mrs. Suella G. Casper, State vice
regent; Mrs. Mary G. Livermon,
State secretary: Miss Agnes Hayden,
State treasurer; Mrs. Myrtle Knott,
State monitor; Miss Ida Wyvil, Mrs.
Catherine Burgdorf, Mrs. Gertrude
Brennan, Mrs. Mary G. McWilliams,
Mrs. Margaret Fields, Mrs. Nora G.
Fleming, district deputies; Miss Ag-
mes Powers, executive secretary Of
the Cadoa: Miss Alberta Mobley,
president Of the Past Grand Regents
Chapter; Mrs. Jennie B. Green. past
vice supreme regent, and Miss H.
Virginia Meyer, past State regent.
Mrs. Catherine Burgdorf, Court
Our Lady of Lourdes, is chairman Of
Mrs. Gertrude Bren-
nan, Court Forest Glen, is chairman
of reservations, and Mrs. Charlotte
MacDermott and Mrs. Norbertine
Overholt, grand regents Of Court
Forest Glen and Court Our Lady Of
Lourdes, are co-chairmen Of the
Committee.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
WASHINGTON D. c. WEDNESDAY NAY a. 1910

sncush-ws are flying n ths {acs
Of experience" s4
Senator Nye said the United
States now has . "Col. Welles, =
whore II 1915 II hAd ! Col. House.
3(Sumner Welles, undersecretary of
STATE, recently made : fact-findinR
trip to the capitals Of European war
ring countries.)
Were on the road back to Eu-
rope because We NEEDLE and take
sides and because we're guilty - .
government Of saying sic EN- 10
England and France"
Senator Burke objected to SNna.
tor Nye's use Of the term "other
peoples wars"
Evening star., 1940-05-22
Women Shoppers
Rename Mrs. Ezekiel

Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel was unani-
'mously reelected president Of the
League Of Women Shoppers Of
Washington at the final meeting Of
the season yesterday at the Y. w.
G. A. Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, wife
OF the Secretary Of the Interior, was
unanimously elected first vice presi-
dent. aa
Other officers are: Mrs. Harold
CHASER, executive secretary; Mrs.
Bernard Schoenfeld, corresponding