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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
% YEARS AGO TODAY
April s, 1916

U-boats and mines held re-
Sponsihle for sinking of three
British steamships.
Italians claim the Germans
have lost 36S airplaneS and AZ
Zeppeilns since the outbreak of
the war.
"
Germans advance TO capture
the trenches at Ayocourt- Beth
incourt salient attacking from
the cast and west in an effort
to force the French to retreat
southwark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Well if the gets around way advise
the enemy about thing II will be serious than they
thought they make the mistake of getting
scentious directors mad.
Datr,nua
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

bring the closer than webbed toes
And guess will spread because rngworm that
couldn't make both ends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
AERfNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
War Gets Around
BY ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER

There's good fighting all over the world now II man
wants to get hurt just him stick his neck out and pull 1t
n slow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Back 1916 had strikes sabotage fifth coumnsts con-
scienous directors things like that But that's nothing
fellow just unearthed Egyptian tablet 5000 years old
On is this inscription THE worlds going to pot Children
refuse obey their parents and everybody wants to write
book"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Well getting ready for things and just
picture of deadnaught that has guns than
a Hollywood cowboy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

You know everything is happening exactly like it hap
pened % years ago. have articles then that only
changed make them fesher than bananas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

We up slower than the north side of mouna
but also get tougher than a bowler's thumb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
April s, 1870

Nazls invade Denmark and
occupy capital.
Germans attack Norway on
land and n the air. causing that
country 70 join IN the war
against Halter u ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

johnson
Reminded
Of Gestapo
Army Shuts of News
Knudsen Breakfasts It

(The opinion. oppressed BY
General Johnson are nor neces-
sariiy those Of The Detroit
Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

The Swedish radio announces
that the government has ordered
general mobilization OF her
troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Peeler on Vacation

Mr. Pegler is on vacation.
When he returns. his column
will be resumed on this page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
TINES

SGbsCTipfion rates On ADVANCE by mail
to any place in he United States, Canada
or Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

iiOEi all Oll Ofl the new line
was the British purchasing pro-
gram. The British want pork.
dairy products and eggs. We are
short on these products and get
ting shorter.
So the surplus marketing adj
mlnistration has announced it
will buy hogs at SO per 100, pay
p cents a dozen for eggs, Is
cents a pound for chickens and
81 cents for butter (these prices
are wholesale. not what the con-
Sumer will pay or what the
farmer will geD.
You can read the results in the
grocery bill.
Distributed by King Features synd. Inc
Reproduction IN whole or in part
strictly prohibited.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

NEWLY FURNISHED APT. COMPLETE.
> rooms. kitchen, dinette, foyer and bath
| for month of June. See janitor' l3Ol
/ I,onRfelloW St n y. IL
Evening star., 1941-05-11

SUBLEASE. + MOS. OR MORE, MY VERY
pleasant. airy, light apt nr. Dupont Circle:
> bedms. very lge liv. nm; linens.
dishes silver, utilities; right for nice
girls or adult family; sos monthly.
Taylor o63l IL
Evening star., 1941-05-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

PETWORTH-$45
B large rooms. bath, screened-in porch,
elec. refg.; entirely private: elec. and gas
floor
Evening star., 1941-05-11

PETWORTH, 1920 eth ST. N.W-3
rooms, large kitchen, bath; entire End
floor; elec. refrg.. telephone.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

pie or mother and daughter completely
furn. bedroom, kitchen and lavatory;, $50
and balance of rent in service of lady as
manager of small rooming house, CAN
MISS DANIELS. CO a53S or WI. 3144
Evening star., 1941-05-11
ON CAPITOL HILL,

Davmar Is. 9th St ne: room,
s!tchen dinette and bath: gas included:
S3,.5O rooms. kitchen. dinette and
path; gas included: S45 See resident
manager. FIR. S43O.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

NEAR 10th AND COL. RD.-ATTRACTIVE
apt 3 rooms, kitchen and bath. completely
furnished. Sublet for 3 months: Sl2o.
LINKINS CO., 1922 st. NV" Dlstr4cs
Evening star., 1941-05-11
A "DREAM" OF AN Apt

southwest exposure makes this corner
apt. delightfully."- cool and sunny. High.
beautiful view over Meridian Park and
entire ciT. Bedroom tile bath with
shower. foyer. living room. kitchen, and
olnette- Handsome modern fixtures
throughout. Venetian blinds parquet floors,
cludes all utilities, secretarial service etc
Modern building, elevators. Ask resident
manager to see Apt. No 512 available
after May 26l at 2325 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
625 MELLON ST. SE

- rooms. kitchen. bath and Frigidaire
Heat and hot water furnished Near Boiling
F1eid and Navy Yard Convenient to stores
and Transportation; $50 50 monthly FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York ave.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
GEORGETOWN

! rm:, bath, $3.50 mo-; 3 rms, kit.
bath, $50. JOS NJ. WISE, 1882 Wiscon-
Sh ave DU O2OO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

toiie entipr,inaen. giele baben einen
biitoriid1en Gern, Ser nit ser 3eit
BON elmer @eueration our anoern le-
eenoenboft alsgeidmiidt miro. 9ee
fonoers BET ben @ebirasbolfern lpies
len in ben lteberlieferl,ngen bie s,lten
rno boien @eiiter, emerge rno Gro=
m1nnlein cine grobe &oue. ...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

transportiert uno ols oYeri rionlihfeit"
MIR gelten lGBt, ipen er aum ,5iibrer
beltinlmt. Ser Stoot lit fir Die 8iir.
ger bo, nidt sic 8iireer fit bic. Die
lid oes Staates fir ibre 3ipede be-
bienen; bie iid nitbt idenen, hen
Stoot ibrer 8ortei nid,t MIR 9leid.
3uieten, lonoern aor lnterauorbnen.
Ser @in5elne bat ieine iittlibe Ger-
ontiportli6feit nidt bon Der @enein-
i6oit, lonoern tr6at iie in oielelbe
binein uno barluu fomlnt 5l,erIt Dos
S,oipiomm mo Damn crit sic '@e-
meini6oft. Sic @emeinibaft aber it
sic 8ereinigung oi'rd ibr @elpiiien
perpflihteter Ecrionlidfeiten, oenen
bie @emeinldoft o1b neuc 8emein'
hoftsperpfliebtlmeen olferleet. 9'iht
ser ssiibrer perpilihtet, Ionoern Die
i'm ,ln,fleioenoe Mntnritdt, Die CT aber
nibt aus iid) ielblt berous bot, ion-
bern sic ibm perlieben miro.
Cine MutoritGt, bic iib iiber Die
5reibeit ser ibr llnterecbenen binlueg.
iebeltT ou fonuen perlneint nno ibre
Menibcntpiiroe nibt abtet, 5erltort
acknowledgements oas Gertrouen, oei-
len tic int Sntereie ser @emeinihoft
ME entroten fam. 3iI lie gor bilrb
brntalc @elpalt lid bebauptem burb
llnteroriid,rng ser menidh6en ssrei-
beiten uno &ehte ibre Modt ero6ern
uno crbolten, oonn beeebt iie Selbit.
moro, ldollfelt iie ibr eieen Grab.
Cine olte @eisbeit ioot: 0fit 8a-
ionetten fonu mon mobl cine 3eit-
lang re9ieren, ober es lobt iib nibt
auf ibnen ltben! llno cine onbere:
Niht &anonen nno Moi6inensenebre
ld)iiben staat uno Tesieruma 'on-
oern nur oie @e,piiicn ser 8iiraer! -
Nebmt Dem 8iireer feline iittlihe
5reibeit ,mo Serantmortung ion
er iid MIR aus Nnglt nub nnter
3,pong fiir ieinen llnterbriider lhla.
gen, luenn Die Stunoe Ser @eiobr
oa lit? 0iit Artnerbunoenbeit fonn
1nan ein @eitiit, ober feinen Staot
beeriinoen nno erbalten. Der Staot
lebt beltte bon Der 2iebe uno Sin-
sobe bes golfes. BUR 2iebe ober
lobt iih ser Nenib niht a'piueen;
CUR Siebe lit MIR ser ircie Menid
fabig llno bercit.
9tidt @olt ,no ;Siibrer lit, ipie
Dietrid min, sic poIore @inbeit BON
@emeinihaft uno Eerionlidfeit, ion.
oern slutoritot 1no 1reibeit. A,'to.
ritot lit fem @eeeniob our Sreibeit,
nidt einmol cine Minoerune, ionoern
int @eeenteil, tpie es oos Bort ielbit
i6on beioat, cine Nebrbeit Der per.
ionliben Jreibeit. 0arin lieet ibre
8ere@tisnns uno ibre &edtfertienns.
y 9. g.
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3ipeierlei Ireibeit
(ssortiebuna bon Seite 81

\CohtlSSNtS ~~t ~
oeutlden golfes uno insbeIonoerc ser
be,ltIben Sil9eno aus Ser &nltur-
uno Sittenlpelt bes briI Itliben Abenos
lanoes lit.
+. slber bos beuti6e Golf ipebrt iid
aegen Sic ginam0nelng in bie natur-
mo pernunft,uiorise 3ipangsiade oes
observation-disclosures nno 9eeen leine
ip1tematiihe g er oumnulnesitrate9ie.
Die nit alien Nfitteln moberner Sros
paeonoa periucbte &ernebelung Der
@ebirnc miro Sen Nationalio5ialis=
INNS niht retten. @s eibt in einem
Sedaiemiaionenoolt bod nidt u6iib-
RET" genl,g, als Dob bic 8e9riftsbes
ltimnlngeu Ser uYerionli6feit' nno
ser v6reibeit'', pic Serr 9ietrid) iic
proflamiert bat, iiber BEN eliidliden
&reis berer, fiir Sic tie erunoen NOR
sen iino, binaus 8eifaa lmo 3nltim-
mung finben ipiiroen. Ser applons
beitellter' Mfooemifer lit tpeber iibcr-
5e,eeno nod eroBortia; er benefit
MIR bie iflobiid}e Gbbaneigfeit uno
ltntermiirfiefeit, sic in sea3iocutid.
luno a,h in ben 8c5irfen oeS @eiiti-
gen Sen beltiben Namen entwiiroigt
babem.
gDir 1tellen llns nid)t oie ,lnnog-
libe aufeabe, uns NIT Ser totalitoren
9iftotur eeiitig allseinanoer5ulesen.
@s lit ia ibre Sonoerbeit, oab lie ale
Dinge l,ub 8ereibe meniblihen Suns
,lnb Denfens beitimnen nno re9le=
,ncutieren min. Ser Nationalio5ialis-
mus oefretiert nid)t MIR, mas 9tedt
,lno &flibt bes 8iirgers, ionoern oes
Menihen ihledtbin lit. @r pia obcr=
ite SSSnltan5 iu anen 9in9en lein mo
beltimmt barl,n ouperau, mos Der
niinftig nno mas pobr 5lt lein bat,
ipie ct oub entideioet, ipos gut ,,no
iittlid 1T. @ir itellen bielem Gro
benlpabn Ser per3ebrenber Modtgier
entiprinet, obne ieben Eomp mir ae-
geniiber, mas nenidli6, mannlib
uno oel,tid lit. @ir Ipiiien a.. gut, ooB
ser observation-disclosures oen irrinni=
gen Sotalitarismus in Mnipr,,d neb>
nlen mil, neil er ielbit ein totali=
tGrer Srrlinn lit. Seoe @obrbeit,
mag ibr &iinOer nod 10 ib,pod icin,
leet ii6 auf sic 9ouer burd; ieoer
Srrt,,n 1,no ieoe olibbeit beoiirien
at ibrer Selbitbeboupt,ng rnnio GRO
bereu Madt= 1no &raftal,fipano, jc
fauler lie innerlid iinb nno pertperf-
liher. Ser Observation-Disclosures bic
tet bent eeiunoeu Meni6enperltono
iobiele angriffsild6ert oob er iid MIR
beba,1pten 1,no erbalten fann, tpcnu
er bos Denfen berbiettt poer, pic CT
ii6 ousaloriiden beliebt, nniforniert.
8enn ieber Deilti6e 10 benfeu tpiir-
6e, ipie @obbels uno Dietrih oenfen,
Damn ipdre Der Observation-Disclosures
int 9ritten 8eide eerettet, aber
9euti6lano tuore untereesangen.
8er in Der Sreibeit sen Sreibrief
fit 3iiaelloiiafeit erblidt; ,per niht
anerfennt, Bob serooe Die iittlide
Greibeit, bie mir ols bo6ltes Gut
berteioise,L bem Snoioiouum iiber.
all Sdranfen iebt, Ser miro ebenio
befa,npft ,pie oer 9ationolio5iolis-
mus, Ser oen 8erionli6feitsbeeriif
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

v
tpaiier aneefeudtet ipuroen. Ysan
.iiebt ans oieien pielen 8eiipielen, oaB;
bas SaIa i'm Sausbalt feinestpees
MIR 5llm 8iir5eu Der Speilen oient.
s. S., >. - -
9ie neiiten grfGltungen i'm @in-
ter fomnten bon at mariner, nno be-
.ionbers BON au5 trodener 3immerluft.
Man ioIlte I'M 8irter iebes 3immer,
penn audi MIR auf f11rae 3eit, ein
tpenigl iiften ober, ipenn man es bers
trasen fann, elm Jeniter> ean3 ipenig
offenbalten.. "
Soear oas GflanaenIeben beoari
elmer setpiiien 5eudtiefeit Ser 2uft.
3imnlerpflan5en eeoeiben am beiten,
tpenn man einen eroBen Bebalter
8aiier uuter Sen 8lumentii6 itellt.
8eionoers in engen, fleinen 9Sobn.
ra,,meu iollte man 5ur falten sSobres.
aeit einen breiten 8ebGlter NIT @alier
iteben baben. 0as 8oiier obiorbiert
alien Hau6, iotpobl ben, iueld5er be-
itanoig menn all6 nid)t iidtbar BON
einem Ofen berriibrt uno an6 sen
Sabofsran6 nno Stanb.
81. 3d., ga. -
&of (2ime) lit zines ser nottpen-
bieItenr 8eitanoteile oes ,nenidlihen
aorpers .,'nh elm Maneel besielben
eibt baufie @ulab au man6en @e-
bre6en uno 2eiben. Salt fann in ber
beiten 5orm aus ser spotbefe be5o-
9en iper6en, ooer man fann ielbIt iih
iolhen aus &reioe beritelem o1rh
Bulperiiierune. Salt lit nottpenoig
fit &inoer aum Mufbau pes &noben>
,geriiites. &reioe 1T i6on aus oem
@rlmo .poralt5ieben, ipeil iie au6 Salt
ldtpefel unb anbere fit ben menl6li-
den 4orper porteilbafte Stoffe euts
bdlt. 8elonoers ihiua6e, blutarme
Eerionen iouten ieber Speiie cine
Meiieripibe BON eeldobter &reioe BEL
miiben.
@iele ser Stoffc, sic in &reioe emit
balten linb, finben itb iu @emiiien
uno 0rii6ten. 9ieielben iollte mon
unaefod)t senieben, ionit eeben bie
beiten Nabritoffe perloren.
= sdtu. a., Sa. -
9ie Namen 8enoolin, @onoo1in
ober a1d 8pnbilin iinb elei6beoeus
tenb- init @enbelin ooer @cnbelinus.
Dieler 9eili9e, 6eiien Seit ant %.
Oftober ee5eiert miro, iou bon iro-
| idottiider abf,nft eetpeien 1,nb 1,m
bas SSabr .554 eeboren iein. Als
Bilaer perlieb ct ieine 6eimat, fam
in bas Srieriitbe 2ano, trat auerit
als Sirte in Sen 9ienit eines @uts<
berrn, tpurbe @iniie6ler uno eegen
@noe 6es 6. SSSobrbun6erts bon mebs
reren sort 1ebenoen @iniieolern aum
Sberen setpdblt. 8alb baranf. ent-
| ltono ails bieier @iniieblergenoilen-
idaft bie 8enebiftinerabtei Tbolep.
Ser bl., s8iibof Seberin bon Srier
| Iou 8enoelin ,m 597 alm Abt &C.
lpeibt boben. Als 3ooesiabr oes Sci
lieen miro bos Sobr 617 anaegeben.
Or tuuroe in ieiner &lauie beieeiebt
an6 es :entitanb ipdter BORT cine 8a-
pelle. Ser bl. 8enoelin er,pies iid
als madtieer, Selfer' eeeen sic Yeit
un6 beioubers 9eeen Seuben nno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
ssr. G., g. 6.

Der Nnsornd yGhriitus 1l1iiBfe ge-
fren5igt tperben, Tim lilts 5il erlolen"
lit 10 all berltebe,l, bob Der 8ottn1ei,i6
1ins bos 8eiipiel eines 1lantenloien
2eioens geben tpollte, audi fir iolde
Meniden, bic Ben groBten 2eioen ltno
S6meraen nnteriporien iino. Ser
@ottmeni9 Bdtte Die iiinoige 8elt
alld auf anoere 8eiie erloien nno
Dem bimmIiiden gater @enigtnung
Iei1ten fonnen, benn ein ieoes leiner
Nerfe bate einen nuenoliden 8ert.
5erner bate Gbriih,s nibt 10 piel,
ia ben &reu5estob fir llns gelitten,
10 bdtte1t mir ieine erobe Siebe fit
ans Meniben nibt 10 begriffen. Selbit
iest eibt es piele Meniden, oie iie
10 ibleht besreifen. .
Die 2eioen, oie @briitus 1nierets
,peeen erbnlben ipiirbe, fannte @ott
bon gipiefeit ber porous. >9ur6 bic
8ropbeten bes alten Seitomentes lpnr.
ben bieie 2eiben porberperfiinoet. Son
@ott erleudtet, iaben iie bas 8erf
Der @rIoiuna borous. genn iib nln
in Ser 6eilieen Sbrift Der ansorud
finbet, ,,oas mnBte @briltns leioen,
bamit bie Sdrift erfiitlet iperoe", 10
beoe,tet oas, bab bieies 2eiben i'm
SeiIsplane @ottes lag lno po,t ben
Yropbeten borberberfiinoet ipuroe.
60 .iollte es iein, ba bas fit bie 9Selt
am belten mar. 49,: ,... :.
- Mrs. S. s., Sa+ -
ssebe Mild, beionoers Iaure Otild,
@uttermilb, ,mo belonbers bie ioaen,
g)ogo,lrt entbaiten Mildlaltre, iogar
Sauerfraut. @s eibt nidts, bas
nabrbafter uhb feirntotenoer lit, als
Oeabrunesmittel, ipel6e bie 0tild<
fiure eitbolten. yoeourt miro in bic
len @eeenoen @uropas, 1tamentlt6 in
ltngarn 1lnb 8ulaarien, mo- bieielbe
ein gsationalaetrdnf lit, genoiien.
2eute BON 100 Sabren ,lno oariiber
fino BORT nidts Seltenes. Sc aibt
feiu beiieres, natiirliberes mo bout
erno pirfenoes 0tittel geeen Seritop-
fllng ais gogourt. Ber cine idein=
bar ,mbeilbare Salltfranfbeit bat, er-
bolt itdere Seilune ourb cine Sur
NIT yogourt-Mild. 8er bieie Mild
ridbt erbalten fann, fonn hasIelbe
1nrf ianre Mtil6 ,lno. Sa,lerfrautiaft
erreiher. ---.:.
-.=- 9febrere Qeier -
Sabaf NIT ,peniger als elm. Yroaent
Mifotin faun be5ogem Weroe1 bon:
Or. Quits Sealtb 5000 Steres, 343
2erineton Mpc., Ne,u Yort @itp.
- Wrs.' g.. s., 8is. =
<Das ee,pobnlibe &odial5; tpomit
mir ,iniere Speiie,t tpiirae,L lit aud
ionlt i'm &ousbalt au pielen Di1aen
niibe. Sn Spiritus, 8romtpeilt
Salmiafeeiit (anln,onio) al,fseloit
ertfernt es Gleden. Mia man ir6ene
, poer gtaierne. @cfdbe ibueu abfiib-
len, 10 iete man lte in Sal5tuaHer.
Gin Seeloffel bon, SaI5 in oen Del
bebdlter ei,,er BetroIel,nllonlpe ae-
fhiittet, erb0bt bie 2el,dtfroft oes
Hetrolenms.. 3lm Bneen bon Mei.
ii1egegenitanoen oiet,t NIT @iiig on-
gefeudtetes Sal5. 5dipar5es Suh
bleibt BET Der Moide in 5olalnaiien
,lnbeibaoiet in oer Jarbe nno lduft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
s.. g., Ser.

Dieie gr3ablungen bon ber ,,Ten-
felsbriide' i,no obnlihe .intereiian-
te'' @ei1idten iino Der goIfspban-
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ten iitb frifd in Der Sarbe, ipenn
man iie Dor benz &ebren nit ,friibem
5al5 beitrellt, ooer lie ilad Dem &lop-
fen unit 2appen obniidt,t Die III Sal5-
paiier angefeudtet ipllroen. 0ean
.iiebt ans bielen pielen 8eifpielet, oaB;
=bas Sal5 i'm Sallsbalt feinesipegs
MIR 5llm Biiraen Der Speiien oiellt.-
Evening star., 1941-02-09
New Catholic Library
To Be Opened tuesday

The newly established Washington
Catholic Library will be officially
opened at a tea at 4 pm. Tuesday
at 1923 H street NV
Principal aim of the library will
be to offer to the public wide
selection of works on the doctrines
and practices OF Catholicism In
addition, however, there will be a
collection of non-Catholic books,
including works on art and music.
| It will differ from most lending
Libraries in one respect-the books
on its shelves vii. not be exclusively
of the best setter variety. Instead,
| they will be works. both old and new,
chosen by a BOOK committee as pos
sesslng lasting value.
Affairs of the library will be under
the direction of a board Of trustees
headed by John A. Reilly, president
| of the Second National Bank and
treasurer IF the Community Chest.
Other trustees are Mrs. William E.
Cannon, secretary treasurer; DR..
John x. Cartwright, Alexander
Sharp, Frederick Altemus. Leo
Rover, DR.. Henry Crosson, H. Rus
sell Bishop and James v. Hayes.
The library hes received the ap-
proval of the Rev. Michael J. Curley,
archbishop of Baltimore and Wash
/ ingtOn.
The Book Committee consists Of
the Rev. Wilfred Parsons, S. j..
/ professor of sociology at Catholic
University; DR.. F. A. Mullin of the
Mullin Library, Catholic University;
Dr. Philip Temple of the Riggs
Library, Georgetown University;
Mrs. Alexander Sharp, DR.. Crosson
and Mr.. Hayes.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Shooting
Continued From First Page }

groceries and later went to moving
picture show in the neighborhood
When they returned to Yarnoff S
home about pm the latter got out
the old rifle to show his friend
When the gun went off, Yarnoff
said young Wiltshire exclaimed
oh" and pressed his hand over
his heart. A moment later, he COL
lapsed on the floor.
Boys Were Inseparable.
Yarnoff ran from the house, he
said, and summoned neighbors. An
ambulance was called from Emer-
gency Hospital and the boy was
pronounced dead by DR.. James S.
VIM. Police notified John Wilt
shires parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Wiltshire, and Yarnoff's father
They took Yarnof to No. precinct
to make a written statement and
await the arrival of his father.
The two boys, their friends said
had been inseparable for years
When young Yarnoff's mother died
about two years ago, Mrs. Wiltshire
looked after the boy, who is an only
child. At that time, the Wiltshire
family lived across the street from
the Yarnoffs.
Yarnoff sobbed out his story tc
police at No. precinct while wait
ing for his father. The gun, it was
said, was an old 20 rife which had
not been used for some time.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

A British firm recently offered to
buy 1900 tons of tomatoes in Brazil.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Foreign Agents Aim
Is 10 Slow Down j. ).
Output, Jackson Says
They Seek to Incite
Class Distrust, He
Declares in Forum
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 8-Attorney
General Jackson said today the
major objective of foreign agents
in this country lis to so influence
broad industrial and labor policies
as to- interfere with production"
Such agents, he added, often were
well-known figures operating openly
who urge business as usual and
the appeasement of aggressors as
the road to business profits; they
spread distrust and doubt in the
ranks of industry and labor; they
seek to incite capital against labor,
labor against capital, labor against
labor. and all of them against the
Government.
Speech Read by Assistant.
Mr.. Jackson was to speak in the
Saturday afternoon forum at the
National Democratic Club. Illness
kept him in Washington and the
speech he prepared was read by an
assistant, Matthew F. Mcclure.
Asserting his department had not
overlooked the danger from such
agents. he said it was clear from two
facts that this type of assault on
our national security is virtually
at an end"
Propaganda Influence Doubted.
First" he declared, I'VE know
now what these people have been up
to; and second, we are daily defining
more and more sharply the limits of
our own national self Interest Al
ready, any one who represents a
point of view which is more favor
able to some other country than it
is to the United States, finds him.
self up against the militant op-
position of Americans, whether his
activities be in business, finance,
labor, or Government.
Speaking of other foreign activi-
ties, Mr.. Jackson said that thanks
to the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, the country has little to fear
from the secret criminal type of
foreign agent the spy and bomb
thrower - and that Americans,
brought up on a steady diet of
propaganda" were little affected by
totalitarian propaganda.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Mickey Rooney Work
To Be Played Today on
Symphony Program
Two of Three Movements
Of His 'MeIodunte'
Will Be Broadcast
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. Sym
phonic music by Mickey Rooney, re-
garded by some who don't know him
as an irresponsible cinematic jit-
terbug, makes an auspicious debut
to radio tomorrow night in nation
wide hookup.
Two of the three movements of
his "Melodante," which he secretly
and diligently has worked on for
the last two years, will be pre-
sented on the Ford Sunday Evening
Hour program from Detroit at 8
pm. over the C. B. S. network.
Gee, but I'm scared to death"
declared the tousled-haired 90
year-old No. l movie box-office at
traction. And, I'm going to keep
on being scared until I actually
hear the program.
"Of course, I'm terribly elated to
think that my symphony is to re-
ceive such recognition, and I just
hope that everybody likes it. I'm
sorry I won't be able to go back
to Detroit for the presentation, be-
cause of my picture work here, but
you can bet I'll be listening in
when it comes on the air"
Mickey never has heard the SYM
phony since it has been put to
orchestration. He played it pub
licly on the piano for the first time
at a social function in Washington
recently on the occasion of the
presidential Inauguration. He was
acclaimed enthusiastically by Mrs
Roosevelt for his musical accom-
pliShmentS.
When DR.. Hans Kinder, director
of the National Symphony Orches-
ira in Washington, heard Mickey's
symphony, he declared:
ITS fantastic-and I'm not kind
to music, either. Please send me
manuscript for my orchestra"
Mickey first started work on the
composition while visiting in Miami
Beach two years ago. Since then.
he has worked on it intermittently,
while on fishing trip in Canada,
a recent tour of the country, and
at home. 1t is composed of three
movements, Melody in Autumn" +"
"Humoresque" and Spanish
Scherzo."