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Evening star., 1941-05-14

leaving behind the hammer and a
green hat. Mr.. Spears was treated
at Freedmen's Hospital for scalp
cuts.
Police reported today that they
still are not satisfied with results
in the questioning yesterday of three
suspects held in connection with the
Simon case. The three, two COL
ored men and a colored youth, will
face about 40 of the recent victims
in lineup at police headquarters
tonight.
Because assailants in Strong
arm" jobs usually grab at their VIC
tins from behind and bludgeon them
at the same time, only vague descrip-
tions are available in most in
stances. For this reason, police are
doubtful that tonight's lineup will
bring conclusive evidence, but they
have arranged it as a last resort.
The two men confessed 70 sew
eral jobs Of strong arm nature, but
denied the victims were white per-
sons. The youth gave himself up
at headquarters at the slayer of
James H. Scheck, 80, colored, of the
1400 block of Eighth street NV,
fatally beaten on the head with a
brick Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

single persons and $4,000 by cou-
plies.
In advance of applying the spend
ing levy, the taxpayer would be al
lowed exemptions Of $500 for single
persons and $4,000 for married cou-
piles, the current income tax exemp-
tions. Deductions also would be al
lowed for whatever sums are saved
or invested, taxes paid, business ex-
penses and credits for dependents.
Opposes Liquor Tax Boost.
Arguing against an increase in the
liquor tax from SO to 81 a gallon,
William Steinberg of New York,
president of the National Retail
Liquor Package Stores, predicted
that such a levy would increase
"bootlegging"
Ed. Scandling of New York, chair
man of the Tax Committee of the
Institute of Bank Stationers, urged
the committee not to approve the
Treasury's proposal to tax each
check drawn 2 cents.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Police Study Clues,
Confident Of Solving
Staying Of DR.. Simon
Officers Still Unsotisfied
With Results of GrilIing
OF Three Suspects

Confident the Simon case will be
solved, police today continued their
efforts to track down the slayer of
the German musicologist under the
belief that only a few individuals
are responsible for the large num-
Der of "strong-arm" jobs which
have occurred in the city recently.
Records show that 81 such cases
were recorded here during the last
three months-11 in February, % in
March and 81 in April. Second
Precinct reported the highest num-
ber. but the next largest was in the
Thirteenth Precinct, the area in
which Mrs. Rose Abramowitz was
killed and near the border of which
DR.. Heinrich Simon was found after
he had been fatally bludgeoned
Another of these occurred in
Thirteenth Precinct early today, ac-
cording to police, when a colored
man struck Lawrence A. Spears, IS,
colored, of 1906 Vernon street NV
on the head with hammer as ne
prepared to get out of his automo-
bile in the 1900 block of New Jersey
avenue. The assailant, failing in an
attempt to rob his victim, fed
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Missouri Utility Fined
.S175,00O on Charge
OF Corrupt Practices
Loss of Charter Faced
BY Affiliate Of
North American Co.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. CHARLES, Mo, May 14.-The
charter of Union Electric Co. of
Missouri, $250,000,0 ,00c tri-State util-
ity, was declared forfeited and the
company was fined s175,0OO today by
Circuit Judge Edgar B. Woolford
for violation of the State Corrupt
Practices Act
If the fine is paid within 100 days,
there will be stay of execution as
to the custer, the judge said.
The courts decree also enjoined
the company from doing business in
Missouri as part OF the penalty, but
execution of this provision likewise
will be stayed on payment of the
fine.
Judge Woolford said the stay of
execution would continue so long as
the company continued business in
lawful manner. The court retained
jurisdiction to enforce its decree in
the event of any future develop
ments.
Gifts to Candidates Charged.
Union Electric, an affiliate of the
North American Co., was alleged to
have made illegal contributions in
municipal elections in st. Charles
in 1887 and 1898.
The company distributes elec-
tricity in st. Louis and adjacent
communities and, through subsid-
larleS, to towns in Illinois and Iowa.
1t owns the huge Keokuk Iowal
and Bagnell (Mo0 hydro electric
plants.
The suit filed April 20, 1899. by
Prosecuting Attorney David A. Dyer
charged that the company. under a
former management, made the
financial contributions to st. Charles
municipal candidate who were op-
posed to construction of a CITY,
owned power plant.
Followed S. E. c. Inquiry.
Under the Missouri Corrupt Prac-
ticeS Act it is unlawful for corpora
tions to contribute money, directly
or indirectly, to any political party
or candidate or to use money to
lIlIluence an electOn.
Mr.. Dyer's suit against the utility
was an outgrowth of disclosures
during an investigation of the COM
panys business and political prac-
tices by the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
w. B. Mcclellan, who became
president OF Union Electric in May,
1899, was out of the city and other
officials said there would be no COM
ment in his absence.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
| Sleep Sickness
Victim Since
1884, Girl Dies
By the Associated Press.

HS tHt associated PTeSS.
RICHMOND, Va, May 14.-Miss
Lillian Audrey Smith, %, who was
stricken with sleeping sickness on
Christmas Eve, 1884, died here last
night.
Since that time she had lain ap-
parently oblivious to all that went
on about her. Death resulted from
pneumonia contracted about a week
ago, DR.. Reuben F. Sirnms said.
Miss Smith, senior at John
Marshall High School, was attend
ing Christmas Eve celebration in
Capitol Square when she became
drowSy, according to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c. Smith. When
they were unable to awaken the girl
Christmas morning, DR.. r. S. Faris
was called and he diagnosed the
disease as sleeping sickness.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
NeeIy's Appointee,
DR.. Roster, Takes
Senate Seat Today
40-to-38 Vote Decides
West Virginia Fight
Aqoinst Ex-Governor
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
Joseph Roster, a college president
since 1915 and a former president OF
the National Education Association,
today was the victor in a four
month-long contest for West Vir-
ginia's vacant Senate seat.
The 71-year-old Democrat has de-
clared he will not seek election to
the post to which he was appointed
for a two-year unexpired term.
DR.. Roster, president of the Fair
mont State Teachers College. was
appointed to the Senate by Gov M.
M. Nicely, who picked him as his sue
cessor when he resigned to become
Governor. He was seated on a voice
vote by the Senate yesterday after
it had rejected, 40 to 38, motion to
seat Clarence Martin. appointed for
the Senate by former Gov. Homer A
Holt.
Neely Flies Here.
Gov. Nicely arranged to come here
by plane to meet DR.. Roster, who
travelled by train from Fairmont to
take his oath. They arranged to ap-
pear together on the Senate floor at
noon
known to thouands of West Vir-
ginians as Uncle joe" Dr. Roster
has been active in educational circles
since he became a village school
teacher in 1890. He is a life men,
ber of the National Education AS
sociation, which he headed in
1928. He has been serving as a
consultant on education to the
w P. A.
He was born at Wilsonburg, w. Va.
January "a, 1870.
The Argument.
Supporters of DR.. Roster and Gov
Nicely in the Senate based their fight
on contentious that Gov Nicely
simultaneously left the Senate and
became Governor, and therefore the
Senate vacancy occurred in his term
as Governor.
Backers of Mr.. Martin, a former
president of the American Bar As
sociatien, argued that an interval
elapsed between Mr.. Neely's sena-
torial resignation and his induction
as Governor, and that in the interval
Mr.. Holt was empowered to fill the
vacant Senate seat.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Fisher Urges U. 5. Ia,
Only Part Of Mans
Income He Spends
Yale Professor Offers
Plan us Method of
Encouraging Sovines
Is the Associated Press.


A proposal that the Government
tax only that portion of a mans
income which he spends was ad-
vanced today by Prof. Irving Fisher
of Yale University as a way to en-
courage savings and capital invest
ments.
A Complementary part of the plan
is to levy heavily on the estate left
by the taxpayer at death.
Appearing before the House Ways
and Means Committee in connec-
ton with a program to raise s3,-
500, 100000 additional revenue, Prof
Fisher said such a levy would not
kill the goose that lays the golden
egg," which he contended was the
case with levies on capital accumu-
lations, In addition to individuals
he suggested that a spending tax be
applied to partnerships and corpora
tionS.
Would Start Rates at So.
He proposed rates starting at s
per cent on spending up to s5 900 by
single individuals and $4,000 for
married couples and rising to so per
cent on spending above S45, 900 BY
Evening star., 1941-05-14

The United States imports nearly
so per cent of all coffee entering
world trade.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Councilman Accepted
For Army Service
BY the Associated Press
Special Dispatch to The Star.


FALLS CHURCH, Va, MAY IA
Lawrence E. Laing, member of the
Town Council from the third ward,
was notified yesterday he had been
accepted for selective service and
probably would be inducted into the
Army within two weeks, he dis
closed today.
Mr.. Laing's term on the Council
expires September and he would
have been a candidate for re-elec-
ton at the polls next month.
Inc Non-PartiSan Committee,
which sponsored Mr.. Laing's candi-
dacy two years ago, will submit the
name of a new candidate to the vot-
ers. 1t was announced by Chairman
]. H. Chambliss.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
st. Paul Directors
Remain in Office
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,. May 14.-Due to 0
lack of quorum at the annual meet.
ing of stockholders Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Paul & Pacific Rail-
road yesterday all directors of the
road were continued in Office.
1t was reported that approximately
Al per cent of the stock was voted.
There are outstanding 1,193,073
shares of preferred stock and 1,174,-
060 shares of common stock.
H. E. Byram, chairman OF the
board, presided. Among those pres
ent was H. A. Scandrett, trustee.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Doehler Layoff Faced
Because Of SHORTAGES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, N. Y, May 14.-The
general manager of the Doehler Die
Casting Co.'S Batavia plant foresees
possible layof of between 400 and
500 employees next month because
of a shortage of magnesium and
aluminium.
If this happens. T. H. Pickering
said, at least 1000 men will be laid
off at the Eastman Kodak Co.
Rochester, because of "our inability
to fill their orders for castings"
Last week the American Mag
nesium Corps Buffalo plant cur
tailed its working force 20 per cent
or about 200 men, because of the
magnesium shortage. 1t manufac-
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Copt. Mcdonnell Rites
To Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for Capt. Will
liam N. Mcdonnell, U. S. N. Medical
Corps, retired, will be held in Fort
Myer Chapel at 10 am. Saturday
Capt. Mcdonnell died Sunday at
the Naval Hospital, Mare Island,
Calf.
Burial with full military honors
will be in Arlington National Gem
etery, with Capt. Herbert K. Fem
IN comamnd of the military escort.
Honorary pallbearers will be Rear
Admiral B. H. Dorsey, Capt. r. E.
Hoyt, Capt. j. A. Randall, Capt.
j. E Gill, Capt. r A. Warner and
Capt L. H. Roddis.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
MIR. Pyle Says. Carefully Chosen Rug. Deserve
SANITARY'S CAREFUL CLEANSING"

To preserve the original beauty and
wearing qualities of your rugs, send
them regularly to Sanitary. Here,
grit and grease will be removed,
and they will be returned to you
with all the loveliness they pos
sessed when you bought them.
Your assurance of such careful
cleansing lies in Mr.. Pyle's long
experience ;. AZ years, % of them
here in Washington; and because
Sanitary Rug Cleaning Service is
KEEPING MAGAZINE as adver-
tiSed therein.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Big Ben Ringing
On Radio Despite
Bombing Damage
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 14.-Big Ben's
chimes continue to ring out over
the British Broadcasting Corp.
circuit, despite the damage done
to the huge clock in Saturday
nights bombing raid.
The bomb which crashed
through the clock tower put the
broadcasting apparatus out of
commission for short period,
but it was operating again later
the same night. The clock and
bells were undamaged.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

Large-scale improvements are in
progress in Brazil, including a
project to remove an elevation in
Rio de Janeiro to make way for a
new avenue about $50 feet in width.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

lures principally magnesium cast
ings for the aircraft industry in
Buffalo.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
IL You Suffer With
Kidney Trouble

Headache, backache, unusual thirst are
symptoms that point to kidney trouble
For over 30 years many physicians have
endorsed Mountain Valley Mineral Water
direct from famous Hot Springs. Arkansas,
Phone MET. 1862 for free booklet today.
Mountain VeIIey Mineral Weter
Net. 1862 904 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Benefit Square Dance

The fourth beneflt square dance
for the Children's Art Gallery, Dis.
trict w. P. A., will be held at Ian.
don School, Bethesda, Md, Friday
from 9 pm. to midnight, it was an
nounced today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

INSURANCE - Fire, auto, windstorm
surety bonds; strong companies. Reason
able rates. Elmer c. Kleino Agency,
16655 Andrew St., Fraser.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

BLACK DIRT. fill sand. road gravel
cinders. washed sand and gravel, and
dump truck service. Roy Vernier. 22711
st. Certrudes, st. Clair Shores, Rose
Vile 2065.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12
RULES

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This newspaper reserves the right 10
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vertisemeut.
The Daily Monitor shall not be re-
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charge for such portion of an advertise
ment as may have been rendered value
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errors must be given In time for correc-
ton before the second edition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE with no children
desire nice. clean bungalow with yard.
Good location. Not more than 5000.
Telephone Niagara 0638.
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WANTED TO RENr-smail home. re-
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Clemens. Write Box 100, The Daily
Monitor, Mt. ClemenS. Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12
Vacuum Cleaner Service

$l.00 WILL OIL wheels, grease motor.
grease agitator. clean motor. renovatc
bag. check wiring and switch on all
makes OF cleaners. This month only. 125
Grand Ave. Phone Mt. Clemens 654-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

NOTE-Classified advertising sched-
uls for Thursdays Daily Monitor will
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However. copy must be placed by
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

LOTS FOR SALE 20
EAST DETROIT in md block wsst g
Gratiot. S0xl43 on the 10 Nile Nood.
Near schools. Good residential rootS3os
tions. Sewers, city water. uGht an
gas. Paving and taxes paid. Bargain q
S345. Terms. Also across the sesoees
50xll6. Bargain ut e290. WIZ dlooounA
for cash. Private party. Phouo &oeo.
VILE 1868 after 8 p. m. week days q
25628 Packard. Roseytlle.
LIQUIDATION SALE. CHOICE Lors
m ROsEvILLE. sidswalks. caty wsscr.
gas, electric: near 0rattot. schools
churches. Fine selection. Total Price
%. so to $ee.50. All taxes paid. JLkAKs
3032l GRATTOT.
CUSHING AVENUE. north Of Nine 1eile
road.
20 feet .............. xlSSVV
30 feet .......s..... H<oV.W
Sewer, water, gas, electric IN. G. 6ous
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

Ohice-Desk Room Ior Rent Ed
FOR RENT-Now ready for occupancy.
office suites in New Shores Theatre
. Building. Also single offices. Fine To-
cation in modern building. Mack ~
RIOS. 1877 or Mt. Clemens 1766.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-12

HOMES BUILT By J. Il H. Hughes. Wen
built. low priced. Inquire 1t 0&iees
Ten Mile & Ryan I'd.
HOUSE AND LOT 70xl23. Inquire %
22l40 Chambers, Warren Township,
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
SOmntagnn6mi -9On5ert,
8. Gebrmar

0as acknowledgement am pori-
zen Sonntag mar oos leBte in Ser
Geibe Der u8eliebten M~eiIterItiide"
Gieie &on3erte ner0ienen 1hon 6es-
balb ben @or5ug Dor Den @oltfon-
~5erten, neil fie better geeignet lino,
ben 3uborer nit Dem @eiit Der gro-
hen Sonidopfer befannt 5u MAIDEN.
@ier Der gan5 groBen Meiiter fDaren
es, ans oenen Sans &inoler nit ii9e-
rem @efiibl Die bier &on3ertnum-
mern ausgetp1blt bate.
Ser Nadmittag beeann nit Bad
3pei 0oripiele 81 feierlid getrage-
men Gboralen, nit frommem Aus-
Druid gegeben. 9ieien foIgte sic ents
siifenoe ngoriS~ .Spmpbonie Scr. 81
BON Mo5art, bonn SrHeiter oufs
feinite burdgenrbeitet uno borgetra-
gen. Den S6luB oes erIten Cells
6iloete ons 8oripiel gum oritten Mft
BON 8agner's Meifteriingern nit
Dem pudtigen 6inale. Ser .gerooe-
II itiirmii1e 8eifaa bierouf 0eigte
am beiten, fpie bod Die 3uborer oie
fiinitlerii9e 8ieoergabe oieles Mei-
~itertperfes eini1abten.
Ser 3ipeite Sell oes &on5erts MUIR
De ourd EihaifoDsfD's Sppmpbonie
SIR. A gebiloet. Na1 Dem 10 gan5
anOers gearteten eriten 8rogrnmm-
tell muBte man ii6 in Oies rauihen-
oe Eontuerf erit bineinb0ren. Ser
3tpeite Gas, oas Mnoantino, mirft
oonn pie cine 8erubigung, uno benin
oritten Sat, benz prifelnoen Gder3o
miro man our9 oie 5r0blidfeit gang
gefangen genommen. 9iirfte man
nun nah benz S1luBbeifaa iiber 6en
Nahmittag binausi1lieBen, oann
fonnte man iagen, oas 8eiteben iiil-
fereS Nationalen Spmpbonie Sr1e-
tiers lit obne neiteres geii9ert. 90
bieie Muiiffreunoe laiien bas miib-
lame @erf pieler Sabre ni1t unter-
geben. Die Sommlung our grbal-
tung oes 9rdeiters belebrt ieood
zines anoern. 9ornad poren Bis
gum 0iengtag oieier nit DieIen 8or-
bereitungen angeiebten Gammelno-
DIE nur $43,780.29 ge5eiAnet tpGb-
reno bis gum 10. oieies Wonats
$107, 100000 geiidert iein miiIien,
ion oaS Srdeiter beiteben bIeiben.
Die @eiamt3abl Der 8eiGner lift oa-
BEL niir 1,417, uno unter oieien nllr
Az BON Sdulen uno gr3iebungsan-
ItnIten, BON 6enet Die Gtaot 10 reid
i'll, utto nur 76 8ei6nungen iino
onrunter bonn u@obernment~. 60
Diel an Muiif oeutider &omponilten
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
Singer Sarfen Nant nidDt finfen
IaiIen

Ser @brenprGlioent oes Norooit-
liden SangerbunOes, &err Ebeooor
Senninger erlieB cine ernite Wab-
hung an bic Sanger oes Noro0itli-
den G6ngerbunoes, Die er nod fat
5ebni1briger Mbpelenbeit IN Seem
Yorf mieoer begriiBte.
9ie 8ereinigten Singer bon Seem
gorf borten am Montog Mbeno in
ibrer erIten Delegnten- 8~eriammlung
nod Der Mbiage oes Nationnl-SG
gerfeites in @aibington, 9. g., nit
Sntereiie bic 8eridte BON Der Bum
oesOireftoreniibung in NeDarf, 90.
S, BEL Der fiir5li9 oieier ihmeriDie-
genoe Gnti9luB nit &iidii6t mlf Die
internationale Gage gefaBt tuor0en
tpar.
Sn oieiem 8uiammenbang mabnte
Serr Senninger oenn aud IN e%rniten
uno eingebenoen @orten auf @runo
eigener grfabrungen in elmer 6bn-
Iiden &riien3eit, Die 9elegaten, IN
ibre gb0re bin5ugeben un0 Die SGn.
ger 81 mabnen, alles 0arat 81 iesen,
aud Die gegentpdrtigen Griien5eiten
6urd5uiteben ltn0 in Sreue felt CUR
@rbaltung oes oeutfden 2ieoes in
Der amerifanii9en @oblbeimat BEL
outragen. ~@s lit Ourhaus nottuen-
big, erfl1rte er, bob mir Dem
0eutid-M merifanertum oas oeutl9e
2ie6 uno ben GGngergeiit erbalten,
oenm neben benz Sport lit oas S1n-
gertpeien Dos einaige, mas aud an
0ie tpeite Seffentlidfeit appeaiert
Gs bat 8eiten gegeben, in oenen mir
G1nger in aler Seffentlihfeit iogar
ols Die allsgefprodenen HeprGientan.
ten oes geiamten Q~eutihamerifaner-
tumS galten uno geraoe BON iins
INSTRUMENTATION Sdngern tpeiB
Die Seffentlidfeit, uto peiB Die
Mmtstpelt oufl, ooB mir IoDal 5ur
nmerifonii1en @obIbeimnt fteben,
oaB mir gum beiten oeutihamerifa,
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
IS AnsIGn6er mmr6en Sirser in
@aibinstOn. Sfidter 2aius belt be-
iOn6ere Mnipradjc an 0emtidDe
mn6 Staliener

&orige ISOLDE muroen bier pieoer
SIS M~usldnoer naturolifierte 8iirger,
oarunter maren orei aus 9euti6-
lamb uno einige 90 Stoliener. Der
Gidter 3. S. 2aips fudte ii6 in iei-
ner Mnfpra1e oiele (ous ufeinoli-
den 21noern it%ammpnoeit) Yerionen
aus uno ri6tete an fie beionoere
@orte ser @%rmabnang: Sch Sbr
@uh bepuBt, oaB 3miiden ben Ser
einigten Staaten uno @uren Seimat-
ldnoern geipannte 8erbaltnifie be-
Iteben? Mlif melher Settle liegen
Cure SDmpatbien2 Die @efrag-
ten nidten BEL Der eriten 6rage nit
Dem &opfe uno antporteten nif Die
5meite: so. Der &i6ter wies
oonn auf oas Wuiter zines naturali-
iierten 8iirgers bin, n6mliA auf ben
91nen @iuiam @. &nuoion, Der 0as
6aupt Der altgenblidlih 10 itorf be-
triebenen inouitrielen Mufriiltung
uno Director oes Office of Yroouc-
tion management" Der &egierung
lift. .@ir baben ols Soupt Der mo-
tionolen @erteioigung unleres Gam
oes einen naturalilierten 8iirger, Der
bel bepunoert. geebrt uno BODICE
IdGbt miro. Ole Giherbeit oes Gam
6es rubt gum eroBen Cell auf ieinen
Sdultern. lln0 nod man6e anoere
tiihtige uno beoeutenoe noturaliiier-
te 8iirger gibt es. auf Die mir uns
berlaiien uno melhe mitbelfen, inner
oemofrntii6es Qano als Nation nuf-
8ubouen. Sbr babt-um aud @ud
ettpas 5l ermuntern-ebenfalls @e-
legenbeit, 81 boben SteIlunaen auf-
suriiden. Scute ieben mir Die @elt
in Not uno 3%erriiien. Sic Menih-
belt fiiblt iih erl6iittert, Die @elt
er5ittert. Menid f1mpft gegen
Wenih, INN 5u moroen, sil 5eritoren,
nieoersureiBen, 81 pernidten. liner
gmerifn aIlein lit nift uuf iolhe
8iele aus. iuft niht al erobern,
nid)t 81 0iftieren, nidt 5n ridden
uno nidt 81 I~trnfen. gs bat Gin
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
Gleftriide Staten Werben DieOernm
%ermdkist. @aibinstOuer iparen
$338,324.OO Dollar

Mit 6reu6en leien @aibingtoner
8iirger Die Mnfiinoigung Der 8oto-
mac electric 9otper Company in Sic
Ter @usgabe, NORM Die 6irma mie-
0erum, mie ihon felt Sabren, eine
B~reisermGBigung ser Naten fir elef-
trii6en Strom befannt ma6t. 9as
lit gu oieien s3eiten cine erfrenli6e
Neuigfeit fir i~eoermann. Set II
Sabren iino Die 9fnten fir eleftri-
iden Strom iGbrlid erm1Bigt NOR
ben. Dos beoeutet, ooB oie gleftri-
5itat biniger fir ieOermann arbeitet
nls lie 5upor. Seoes Seim, ieoer
2ooen, 8iiro ODER @erfitGtte miro
ourd oieie GrmdBigung Der gleftri-
5~itdtsraten profitieren. Gang beion-
oers iei bier betont, ooB .Watdless
Gerbice~ cine Der 0fonomilditen
Seile I'M &ausbalt- ODER @eihGftS-
budget lit. Man ipibe mol ben 8lei-
ltift nn6 redne ben geringen 8etrag
oes 2obnes aus. gleftri5itGt arbei-
tet i'm Sauie SO Stunoen monatlid)
fir menige Gents per Stunoe.-
uno, glaubt es ODER niht, ieoe Stun-
De melde Sic oieielbe oana6 ge-
brnuden. befommt fie meniger Qobn.
Gas benefit, lie mebr 4rbeit sic bon
Der @leftri3it1t berlangen, lie mebr
fparen sic. (2efen sic Die Mn3eige
an anoerer Stene oes Blattes).