davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
GeIO8ei6enfe gum Sfer.
felt mad 9entidlanO

8ie ole Sabre f0ulten Sie aiId]
ieet mieoer lider uno idnen @elOge-
idenfe an SSbre 9ieben nah Geltl6-
LAMB ietloen ourd @apag-9loDo, Die
Oeittide Sdiffabrtsliuie. Ntit Der
neberpeifung erbalten Sic f%oitenlos
cine SIterboti6uft. Ser Sas Der
gtoHribt fam nidt per6noert per-
ben bod baben sic Oie Auspabl.
sic brauHeft MIR Oos Stidmort an
geben, Inn Sbre 8otihaft, Die sic
miiniden, 5u erbalten. Sier tit Die
9iite: StiAmort:
Otter rieoen~ Ser3lihIte Otter
griiBe, @liid uno @eiunObeit nno
boloigen 5rieoen.
o@oblalif geiunO@; Ser5liHe
@riiBe gum 9iterfeit. SoffettliH
ieio Sbr moblauf udo i1reibt bolo.
Sier oues geiuno.
r@rer oenfen4; gum 0iterfeit ge-
oenfen mir glrer in ber5lider 2iebe.
.0einer oenfeu~ Gum Siterfeit
g~eOenfen mir 9einer in ber5li6er
2iebe.
n8uIoig mieoer~ Strobe 9itern
uno oltf Elm baloiges @ieoeriebell.
Seine 8oit"; 6r0blide unO &C.
iegnete Sitern. Saben felt LANCER
3eit feline @oit bon Gld. Sdreibt
bal0.
Senoungen obiger glrt peroen
bonn Oeuti6en H%eiiebiiro, $. g,
@infler Eropel Serbice, 7t0 Se6ite
StraBe, 81. 8., angenommen.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
G%eIbiammInns fir bas @aibins-
toner SgmpbOnie-C rdeiter

8err @olter Bruce SOME, 8i5e-
9oriisenoer oes '9orItonoes oes
SDmpbOnie Sr1eiter @ereins bon
@albingten, fiinoigt cine rletle @elo-
~lommlung al gunlten oes @eiterbe-
itebens oes @aibingtoner GDmpbo-
MES r1eiters an. bic elite Gamm-
lung felt 8eIteben oeS Srdeiters.
Man bat Dor, $tO7,6 800 3uiommen
81 befommen, Inn Oos Sr6eiter fir
oas Sobr 1941-42 am 2eben ali err
balten. Mm 8 Sebruar beginnt Die
Sommlung uno Oouert biz gum 13.
Gebruor. Serr Some Itebt an Der
Spite Der SammIung unO bat aus
friiberen Sabren Der grfobrung 0a-
rim. Set 1881 Bat er 0ieIe voribes~
mitgema1t unO lit iest a9t Sabre
lang i'm goriton0 beg 0rheIter-
8ereinS. or ftnmmt aus Stem Yorf,
itlloierte on Der ugnle". uno nSar-
barb -llniber5itGt un6 lit @edtson-
malt, MitgIieo beri9ieoener &lnbs
unO i'm 8oritanOe Oes .@orfieIo"-
&ronfenbnlis. Seine 6rau lit tpobl-
betannte Romponiitin: NorD Some,
0eren @erfe otter bonn GDmpbonie=
0rdeiter eeipielt DorOen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

IdeinIih bic @eiesune oes 8ospbO.
rus geItotten; Die 9iirfei tperoe se.
gen DeutIdIano fdmpfen uno Maoiul
berteioigen. Sn Stolien meroe es
niGt leiht gum Nufrubr fommen,
neil 3eatihlono ons gan5e Stalien
lhon in Der @etpolt babe, ioear ben
9oIt. nno EeIegrnpbenoienIt. Delitih-
lano tonne logor nod 8elieben itn-
lieniihe StantsmGnner eiu- un0 nb.
Iesen, ebenio @ener1Ie. Otto iagte
ferner, Die Selterreiher b1tten 1886
mebr ouf ser engliiden nls oeutiden
Settle geitanOen. @r iprad aud BON
omerifmiider Silfe ON gnglanO. Gr
mar i'm gon3en genommen DOrii6tig,
permieO ggtreme.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Giir Oas ~@aibinaton SOurnaI"
Nmerifa mil feline Deutiden 9adg-
6nmbe mebr! Sauerfraut egiitiert

Mus &aIiforrien fonmt Die Nad-
rift, oaB oortige Sunoe3ii1ter Die
8eobodtung maiden oaB Ser 0nrd-
lAnittsamerifaner pegen Ser beuti=
gen oenti9feinoliden ariegsltim-
mung feline @ultoe noeuti6er" 3i6=
tung mebr boben min. Ser Dads
burto gilt in Amerifa aagemein ais
voeutider~ Suno, neil er in 9euti6-
lamb ge3iidtet miro. Nuh Die
Sorte n9obermann=8inide unO
uSdnol3er~ mill man ni6t mebr
baben. 8om .oeutlden" @oli3ei-
buno ooer S6dferbun0 lit bis iebt
nod nidt Die &eoe genefen. Der
u9adSbuno~ miro %befonntlid IN
@aibington bon &arifaturen8eid=
nern offer nit elmer fleinen @feife
i'm Maule o~bgebiloet. MauBpfeife,
and lange 9feife, 5hlafmiiBe,
8riqe, un0 8odsbnno iino in Ime=
rita tDpii6e Symbolic oeutider Sc
linnung, uno Deutihen Ausiebens.
(@lber oiefe 3eiten oes 8iloermeier-
tlimS 1in6 bente porbei, iino ourd
Sitter fir INNER Deriagt morOen).
Deutibe Sunoelorten bringen ben
3iitbtern uno Sdnolern in 4merifa
ieBt faltm oen balben 8reis gegell
friiber elm, un6 ielbit bonn iin6 tie
cine 8iiroe uno 2ait anf Dem Dart
te, neil man iie fiittern mllB, aber
nibt losmeroen fam. Serr Welpin
0ouglas, befannter @unoeliebbaber
in SollDmpoo, &ulifornien, erinnert
oaran, oaB I'M @eltfrieg 1914-1918
oieielben uSunoe8uitdnoe4 berrid=
ten, ooB oamols biele uoeutfde0
Sunoe feinen 8reuno batten uno fei-
ne Mbnebmer fanoen. Seute lit Ame=
rita alto mieoer uallf BEN Smno ge-
fommen" einen oeuti6en Sunol
Ser v@uoeI4 uno nSpibbuno" nno
u9a6sbuno" meroen anSiter6en, 10
lagt man, fpenn es meiterbin ameri=
faniide &riege gegen 8elttfdlano
ge6en io1te. 4ber oaS oeutl6e
Sorerfraut bat mar Bis lett nod
nift in Sreibeitsfraut umgetauftI
Gs gibt aud nod 08odbier" (6as
6eurid'ide lit ausge8ei6netD uno
u8reBel~ uno 2agerbier uno Ger
man-Srieo" &~artoffeln. No6 lit
0elttfdlano nidt Derlorenl
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Nus Oenti6en &reiien

-9ie gltern beg geadteten un6
iebr beIiebten Generals bon 9 oct
.ti4er, beg Milit1rntta1es Der
oeutiden 8oti1nft. fonnten Dor fur
gem ibre 60-i1brige Sod3eit feiern.
8eioe fino nod BEL better @eiunO-
belt uno nobnen i'm &aoe6eul in
GdIefien.
Simmer mebr miro 6lorioa oas
Weffa Der @nibingtoner Gouriiten
CUR @inter3eit. &~artengriiBe erbieI-
ten mir bon SRI. Gina @riinoI,
melde 3. st. in 8ocagranoe meilt.-
Serner fino nah Del MoD 8eo6,
6la., Serr CHARLES Slider uno
So1ter eleanor bgereiit.
-Grau Carl $ eI befinOet
fid mieoer I'M Somoopatbiiden
Rronfenbous, Sir boffen, baB iie
bolo mie0er 5u &auie iein miro.
-Serr Sermonn SLIDER tpor
ieit 8 @oden idtper franz unO fonn.
te 01e1er Gage gum erlfelt Wfale mle'
Der oas gett Derlaiieu. @offentlid
lit er in Babe mieber gan8 berge.
felt.
Ser Mnton Zimmerman n
uno Gdmiegeriobn 2atprence 9 m b
n mno Grau iin6 BON einem amei-
modigen 4ufentbalt i'm ionnigen
Sioen tpieber ouridgefebrt. sic
BADEN fih gut erbolt.
Die Serren 6. 8ran6fot-
ter uno Gbriitian aopf ian6ten
uns elm Mlbum nit berrliden Bill
bern Der &nrIsbooer SropfItein-
boble i'm National Barf BON SEEM
Merico. @ir beneioen Die beioen
8eltenbummler uelhe i1brlih me-
nigitens cine interchangeable ma
den un0 uns babel ME nit einem
anoenfen bergeifen.
-Serr Gb0D & bomas bat iih
nod elmer tiidiihen Grt1ltung tpie.
Der iopeit erboIt, oaB er 6as 2ran-
fenbett perIaiien fonnte uno ieiner
@eneiung entgegen gebt.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
uSrans- Cur Sbeater

o&iper Sbameg yeiteroap" (9ie
5bernie bon geiterr) lit Der 8itel
zines Srabelog Shines IN 5arben,
nit Dem oos am 6reitag, ben 81.
Sauuar beginnen0e @o6enpro=
gramm oes Grams eur Sbeaters err
0ffnet. @eitere 9ur5filme, Die oas
beliebte Sbeater in 0ieier @o6e
bringt lino SIR. 4 Der 8icture
&eople Serien~ unO o5eminine Sit
neg (0ie forperIi6e @rtiidtigung
Der 5rau), Ser leBtere Elm Sport
film. u9opeDe preients eugene the
Seep" lit Der Cartoon oieier @ohe.
8ie INNER folgen ca. 35 Weinitten
Der @orfiibrung ser @eltgeidebniiie,
bon oenen elm DEFENDERS intereiian=
ter Sell Dem atlantic Gltpper-0ie
%getpiomet lit. $.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Illus 0ereimseret
0enti6er tntertatnngs6mm6,
0ifrift Nr. 40

Sn Der am Mittmoh Ooriger go
DIE in Der 51neerbunobaue abgebal-
tenen Sabresberlammlung nurOen
ole ~folgenoen 8eamten erm1blt:
grdlioent: 01i6el 8oiner
8iseprdliOent: 9biiip 4routtpurit
Sefret1r: CHRIS. &ronenbitter
S1asmeilter: 9beooor Barter
@ertualtungsrat: 8m. @romlih,
6ris @efeueg unO 2oui 9uile
8eobadter: 8m. Straiier.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

1etnes stueften uSinofaI", ben sr
nit eigener &ano I'M Seller begro-
ben bette, vnidt obne inn oie bier
fIeinen, fnlten 8f6tden nod einmal
ai oriiden." User oas als Meni@
p1re, mas er als Sun0 getDeien 1T,
bon benz iDiiroe nidts mebr Ders
Iangt peroenl4
8id 2eto un6 Aatagsnot bnben
&ebbels 2eben getriibt LANCE Sabre
binour9, aber INNER iuie0er fiel
elm ~rgolOner Sonnenitrabl" ielbit
in einen ounflen Gag. lln0 0ieie
.SqnnenItrnblen" bat er Mt5dblige
MaE nlr feiner Greu6e an eitent
&ier beroanft, Ons er beoba9tete
un0 NIT benz ct ipielte lnO 0os ibut
IN ieoer fleiniten 8eipegitns sips
a0ffenbarung Der Matir" mos.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Sitter Idon er5ittere. @Oulo Gin.
coin, 3eitlngsmann, uno Sol. Gre.
oerid galmer, Militdrfadmann,
prielen 0ie a%euBerungen 2inobergbs
als logifh, Derniinftig, potriotiid,
matia, often. (8aibington Star" ,
25. Sanuar). 2inobergb bate TO-
oor aeloat, tuenn Mmerita nidt eng.
Lamb un0 Grantreih 1888 uno oOr-
ber) moralii6 ermatigt bate, mare
es mobl gnr ni6t gum &riege ge-
fommen. @ebnlih duBerte iid audi
General $. g. Sobuion.
@erensti mar Counting bier nno
meinte. SitIer bate 1888. sur 8eit
Ser WaiinGener 4onferen3, obng
Waiibe gan5 6runfreid uno england
erobern f0nnen. CT bate iih aui
oog Miindener @%ompromiB gar ni6t
einIoiIen Ioaen. (gBorum bat er
oenn 6dmals nadgegeben, tDenn ct
ouf @eItbeberri6ung aus war2)
grtp1hnt tperoen iolte bier aud oas
geiuItat elmer fiir5liden Gallup"
abltimmung ii6er Die 5rage: Sol
len mir in Ben arieg eintreten, nm
England au retten?" 8ie @nttport
Ioufete gu 87%: ~Neinl" (iiebe
@aIbington rSeralO", 25. Sonltar).
Gut mar iibrigens porigen Sonntng
Nben0 audi am &aoio elm o6orum"
iiber ben Grieg. Die @egner Der
Eeilnabme am &riege boben INNER
bic beiten Mranmente.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
9eutider MnnOfunf
HighIights for the Week Of
February 2-8, 1941

Highlights for the Week Of
February 2-8, 1941
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2
5.30-Zeesen Women's Club
6.l5-German Peoples Concert
6.l5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-"Anchors Aweigh
10. 00-Marching Songs
l0.30-News in English
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,
5.00-Soldiers' Songs
6.l5-Opera Concert
6.I5-NeWs in English
9.30-Club of Notions
l0.30-News in English
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4
5.00-Familiar Melodies
Embellishments Concert
0.I5-NeWs in English
8.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-Special Program for Virginia
l0.30-News in English
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s
5.O0-German Village Music
6.l5-Irish Rhapsody
6.45-Master Concert
6.l5-News in English
6.45-Thoughts and Things
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
lO.3O-News in English
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8
6.l5-Request Concert for the Army
6.I5-News in English
8.45-Little Concert
9.30@Caoutchouc
I0.30-News in English
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY z
5.00-The German Youths Hour of Songs
6.l5-Johann and Josef Strauss
8.I5-News in English
6.30-Aord Haw Haw
9.30-Mary Ann Kullmer will play
10. 30-News in English
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8
5.00-Musical Cabaret
6.t5-Dance Tunes
8.l5-News in English
9.3O-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-News in English
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Arminins GOge

Nddltem Gienstag, ben 4. Gebru-
ar. lit Merchandising Der Mrminiits
2oge. Ser n~euerm1blte MeiIter,
Serr Sermom @ottihaIt, eriuht Die
Mitglieoer Soblrei1 81 eri1einen.
Ser 8ergniigungsperein Der 2oge
trifft iif) om Sonnabeno I'M Sauie
bon Serrn uno Grou 6ris 8ertram.
6ris feiert ieinen so. @eburtstog.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

-8ir beiorgen @elbienbnngen
mad Der alien 9eimnt 6mr6 bic
6ambmra.Mmerifa 2inie mnb ben
0DrbOemtiden GlOb6 sm ben b5diten
Sagesfnrien. Mm 9onnerstag mar
Der 8nrs Mf. $40 fir ben Dollar
ais @ei6enf. uber llnteritatungs-
mari.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
8nfareits HreTe iuarnt bas Bolt
bpr benz Yarteisiuit

It. ~ @um1nien pur6e
bon ieinen pro-oeutihen 3eitungen
geiparnt, angeii6ts Der internaiiona-
len Gage iofort einen einidbrigen
@affenitinitalo fir ale ioeologi-
iden Observation-Disclosures al
erfIdren. Sn einem glrtifeI, in Dem
bon 8eri1ten iiber in%teniibere rulii-
ihe Mufriiitung Die Heoe lit, beiBt
es: n@ir f6nnen uns oerartiges I'M
eigenen &auie niht leilten, mo- iiber-
an Mn5ei1en zines Sturmes iihtbar
itno, tpenn mir aud nidt tpiiien, nod
tpelber &ihtung bin Ct iid austO6en
miro"
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

(0as SonrnnI per0ffentlidt gerne
unO unentgeLbLid NnGri6ten aus Somi>
Iientreiien iiber SeitIihteiten. &ronfs
heitss ooer GterbefGue. Man benaHri1s
fi9e Die NeOnftion 6ur1 Sernipre6er.
National 1882
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Gage Gmslanbs

" SEFO
4liierten ni9t berroten.
Gage GnelanOs
9eutihIano tDoute I'M MugnIt mad
gnaIano, mnr0e ober oabon abgebal-
ten our6 unruben in Spanien. Die
@ntI6eioung in milit1rii6en Din-
gen liegt in Der &ano oes 6ibrers
Sitler. Ser oeutfhe @eneralitab lit
INNER gum SanOeln bereit, meiB
aber sic 3eit oes Sanoels Ielber
nidt. Sitler trifft Die @ntiheioung
in "a Gtunoen. 9as lit n%orteilbaft.
Sn 8riiiieI muBte niemano, 0aB Die
SSnpaiion i'm Moi fommen niirOe.
9ie Musli9ten fir England iino
IdIeft; ober Soffmlng auf Sieg be-
Itebt aus 0rei 8riinoen: /. Die Seq
ner 9eutihlonos fGmpfen nm lire
unabbangigteit, Inn 6reibeit uno
HeIigion; oos gibt, moraliid geipro.
den, GtGrfe un0 &roft. Aaer0ings
beoeutet 0as meniger ols 2. elm ma
terieuer @runo: England bat belize
res Del. Die 9ualitdt oes Sels in
neueften abgeidoIfenen oeutiden
acknowledgement lit ihleht. 9as
engIilde Sos l1Bt Die Slieger so
Weilen bic Stunoe idnelIer fliegen
aIs Die oeutf9en. 9as eneliide Ma.
terial lit iiberan better; 8. 9ie url-
ternorfenen 80lfer Der0en Mi0er-
Itan6 leiIten uno reboltieren lin SOL
lano, 8olen, Stalien, Grantreid).
Die oeuti6e 9oIi5ei fam ouf Dem
qusgeoebnten @ebiete bon NOrtpegen
Bis Spanien, BON @aridau biz 9u.
oopeit, unm0gIi1 Sronung balten.
9abei lit england 5abe uno bonn
8eiit 0es 9eroismus erfuat.
GrieSemssieIe. DttOs: 8~ieberberitel-
lung Deiterreids
Ser Grieoe mad oieIem ariege
ionte elm gutter fem. Das pir6 aber
f6per ner0en, neil 10 bel Sob ben.
tie berrf6t. Gin limited States of
europe" lei unmoglid. 3iel muB
bic 56oeralifierlng Der tleinen
Gtoaten iein, al @ruppen, uno alDar
oerieniaen, bic bon 9aufe aus 5ii-
Iammengeboren uno 6ieielben 3iele
baben, ). g.. bic noroii6en Stanten,
Sic 8aIfanitaoten, Dor alien a6er Die
GonauItaaten. 2ebtere biloen cine
mirtihaftIihe un0 fulturene Gin
belt. 9eutl1lanos gbrgei5 lit nod
Often geri6tet; Der NuBlan6s mad
Gii0meIten. Seiterreih, pie es frii-
ber mar, biloete einen natiirliden
Damn 3tpiiden oieien beioen 3ipa.
len, cine 5eitung, tpel6e Dem euro-
pdilAen Srieoen 0iente. Die gin8el-
itaoten i'm 0ononbeden piiroen cine
8ertretlng i'm 8arlament in 8ien
befommen. Die ioeologiI9e @runo-
laqe fir oieIen Gtnatenbuno piir0e
Der beutige &rieg ielbit bergeben:
aumpf gegen oos 0eubeioentum in
0eutihIano uno NuBlano: 8ieoer.
berItenung Der 1riftli6en Neligion.
Sc gebt belte inns @%briitentuml
0isfmTiun: Oentidlanb Jeinb bes
Gbriitentnms?
csn Der oni6IieBenoen DisfuiIion
ipuroe gefragt: Gtebt es 10 i9limm
um oos gbriitentum in 9eutidlanb2
@nttport: Sa. Ole 9r6ensburgen
er5ieben 5einoe oes g%briitentums.
Gie oeutf1e Sugen0 lit nidt mebr
driitIid. @eitere Srage: @enn
England fir Die Sode oes gbriiten-
tums f1mpft parum bublt es nm
Die 5reunofdaft 3uBlanos? ant-
mort: @s gebt nm Gnglanos gri-
ften3. Sn Der Not tut man oles.
Sn @uBlano regieren bente Nidt-
ru|ien. Muf onbere 6ragen ertuiOer.
te Otto, Nublnn6 miiroe (gegen
aOmpeniation) DeutidInnb Uabr.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Nerlangt:

3nDerlaHige 6rau, mittleren ~
tiers, fir 6au8balt NIT einem 5iuei-
iGbrieem Sinh geimdjt. 0utes Seim.
Ternipred)er an @odentagem:
Midignn 1884.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Yoit mad 9enti6lano

(Keine Paket-Annahme)
nsibOnep1 (eiRabOn) |. 5ebrnar
Sransntlantiider GInspOitOerfehr.
Mnfanfte:
nganfee Glipper", 81. Sannar
uAtlantie Clipper, 2. Tebrmar
Sbflise:
u9igie Clipper, 81. Sanmar
rYanfee Clipper, 4. Gebrnar
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

(8OrtieBung bon Der erlten Sette)
teiIte auf oieIe 8eiie Ser franoOfi.
i6en 9fegierung nidt nit, buB er
iid nit Dem beIgiiden &onig oui
8affenltiuitano geeinigt batte. Ser
belgilde &onig bat Die Sade Der
@aiierten niht ~berroten.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
&amOglOhem
5ur 3eitgei6i3te

laortiehuna boa BED sEiten SD
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Sa6s6nrg

(8ortiebung bon Der erften eeite)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Vichy Again Asserts
Nazis Won't Get Fleet

WASHINGTON - French AM
bassador CASTOR Henry-Haye de-
livered to the State department
late Tuesday note from the Viohy
government renewing pledges that
France would not surrender her
fleet or her colonial empire TO the
Germans.
Henry-Haye said the note. sub
mitted TO Undersecretary Of State
Sumner Welles. was intended &c
assure the United States that
French collaboration with Ger
many would not go beyond ths
terms of the Franeo-German ar
mtstice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Japan Sees Great
NAVY When War Ends

TokYo-The Japan Times and
Advertiser, organ of the foreign
office, said Wednesday that the
1s0th meridian, lying between Ha-
waii and Wake island. was an i'm
pervious and unassailable" barrier
between the Japanese and United
States navies.
Either navy that should VEN
ture beyond this line would under
mine the balance of naval power
over the Pacific" it said.
In an article inspired by Japan's
36th navy day, commemorating
her sea victory in the Russo-Jap-
anese war, the newspaper said
that after the current naval strug-
gle in Europe. japan would have
one of the two greatest navies in
the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

On. q. ,. wsnIsas. an lsazss.
"a = i uerrv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Eichelberger
Speaks Friday
Address viii Be
AT wv. Club

Clark Eichelbsrrer of New YORK.
director and acting national chair
man 81 the Committee n Defend
America ~ Aiding the Allies,
win address q dinner meeting q
the Tacoma committee On Friday,
May 50. At $50 ,. N. Al the Uni
versity Union club. when he watts
Tacoma ss Part 81 Pacific coast
trip to confer with local commit
tees.
EichelberEer Il also national
director 81 the Foreign Policy a.
ISOLATION. the Commission @
Study the Organization % Peace,
and the League Of Nations asso-
citation. He has been appointed
acting chairman Of the Ald-the.
Allies Committee since Former
Senator Ernest w. Gibson. IT.. ns.
tional chairman. was called &C
service in the United States army
on May IL. and has been granted
leave Of absence 10 serve In tn
armed forces.
Eichelberser. q veteran Of ths
last World war. was closely asso-
ciated with William Allen White
in organizinx the Aid-to-Allies
committee last Nav. and has beer
extremely active a. Its national
director since then. He has FIRE.
quently been spokesman for the
committee on important platforms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
N. P. Railroad Veteran Employees
To Meet in Portland June liza

vstsrsn employees frum cvsr ne
esoo-miis system e n Northsrn
Pacific railway IN gather n
Portland 1uns n 10 - Il nd
their 1stA annual convention an
lnr tks Portland Ress festival
1t win Be TIE largest and b<si
gathering - oidumsFs Il -
Nurshern Paelfie railway ever
bid. according 10 ~ lndicstions "
declared = ". Bennett. secretary
historian e ths Nerthern faeIfis
Veterans association n 81 Paul.
Attsndanos. Ne aid y antlei.
patsd IT between 30 and 30 psg-
soas Convention headquarters
win - a. the MnltnemAh hotsi.
The eonvsntioners Win rspreseni
= membership q nesriy leo em.
pioyes who have worked = years
or mere for the Northern Pacific,
This number represents an N.
crease IN membership during ne
last year despite the death - lTs
members IN that time Twenty.
five members are women
Campbell Chairsn~n
Convention arrsnEsments ars
being directed by General Chair
man J. A. Campbell e Taoosaa.
supervisor Of the bridges and
building department. Re u being
assisted ~ y. J. Berry. assistant
general freight and passenger
agent ~ Portland
Committees and their ehairmen
are; Arrangements Nj Berry
publicity. Howard & Charlton
registration. John Montgomery,
transportation. J. ,. Alsip. reesp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Pot O. Gold
To Music Box
Jones Roosevelt's
Show Opens Thurs,

With james Stewart and Paul
cite Goddard II the top stellar
roles dishing out a million dollars
worth Of fun. laughter and TO
nance. James Roosevelts first
Hollywood production. Pot o
Gold" featuring the Horace HEIDI
band and its famous radio music,
VIII have its local premiere AT
the Music Box theater on Thurs
day. George Marshall directed the
picture and the cast supporting
the stars features Charles Win
Ringer. Mary Gordon and Jed
Prouty.
Among the many sets built for
"Pot O. Gold" the largest was the
country club set. representing the
veranda. lawns and arbors Of a
mythical Eastchester Country club.
After two weeks of work by scores
of carpenters. electricians. paint
ers. sign painters and assorted
technicians, this set occupied the
area Of q square city block.
The story OF Pot o. Gold" con-
Germs an eccentric millionaire
whose food products are poorly
advertised. his impecunious neph-
ew and an equally impecunious
band of musicians. The million
sire is played by Charles Win
ringer. while Stewart appears as
the nephew. Miss Goddard meets
Stewart when he gets mixed up
with the band and its troubles.
Their romance causes a merry
mix-up for all concerned and pro-
vides a raft of fun and melody.
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ton. q. - Wtniaas. snf laez>s.
IRA =. J. Berry.
rera .. k<@1 Staging
Ths veteran. III - w<lcom<1
- Portland - Nzyof Tar Rlisy
1lerhsTt Fnrd wfll lssd ss<~mn,y
ssnxiax q =AmeFtca. a ely
sightseeing ter n ?. = r. buses
I'll - = feature - thursday ~.
efncea. Jans - FRIDAY. - In.
IN - given ever - nn<s festival
activities ana - Saturday. ne
18th = special q ?, q : tFsin
excur<lca eth - Asds % =<<<la>
ores fcF q shefs hneh<ea snd
reach Famhi<.
Officers ~ fhs s~~ecistlnn src
sidn<s |. Whipfis - sppkzn<.
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throughout the country.
Or. +. Guy Talbot. noted an-
thor and lecturer Of San Francisco,
and western director Of thls com.
mittee. well known te Tacoma
audiences from former visits here,
win accompany Eiehelserger and
speak At the dinner.
DR.. John w. Robinson. rscoma
committee chairman. invites ali
Tacoma friends Of the COMMITTEES
or these speakers to the dinner,
or for those not able 10 he sccom'
modated for the dinner. TO the
T:30 p. m. lecture following 81
the University Union club.
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president. J. = LeDue q - Fzni.
ice president. - ~. Bennett
secretary hiztnrisz. nlrcc1nrx sr<
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-10
Twins Born to Former
Finley Grade Teacher

EFINLlEY-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beatl1e, received word last week of
the birth of twin daughters to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hardin of Spo-
kane, born last week. The babies
have been named Nina Lee and
Elizabeth Ann. Mrs. Hardin will be
remembered as Miss Lena Repp, who
taught the third and fourth grades
several years.
Finley grange will meet Thurs
day night, July II at $3.50. All
grangers welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Turner and
daughter, Tana Louise and Bill Tur-
ner and Miss Mae Golman of Sis
tiers, Oregon, spent the weekend
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Schaffner and Albert Piert. The
Turner's were all former residents of
Finley.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-10
Mrs. Thompson Joins
Husband i'm South

KENNEWICK VALLEY - Mrs
Carmark Thompson went to Tacoma
to join her husband, who has been
in the war manoeuvers in Califor-
mia. Mrs. Thompson has been
staying with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Elliott. H.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Grove of
Spokane visited over the Fourth al
the A j. Thompson'S home.
Alvin Puderbaugh of Bremerton
visited at the John Dickinson
home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Ferrell and
three children of Portland were din
ner guests at Russell Elliott'S Tues
day evening. They were enroute to
Anaconda, Montana to visit Mrs
Ferrell's father, MIR. Motter.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.. Long and son
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Hadley spent a week with Mr.
Hadley's relatives at Republic.
Russell Elliott and Ray Boldt took
several scouts of troop 81 to Wallowa
Lake encampment Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schultz and two
children and Warren Kennett of
Harrington visited over the Fourth
with Mr. and Mrs. j. Kennett.