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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
BUDS AHEAD OF NEws

Libby, Montr-(Up)-Ik aIl start cd when A6rS. Harold 0cgnpf tele- pl1cned the local newspaper and said her pooEy bush had 6 buds. The paper hardly had been dlstsi- buted when: Mrs. '. T.. Erickson counted 23s buds little ones bar- ed--on her bush. ". ". Dexter's bush boasted 30s, and the plants and stories still were budding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
RUN ON FLYswATTERs

Tyler. Tex, (uP)--This city is an exceedingly uncomfortable place for 0ies. judging by reports oe loca| merchants. Several drug. laardware and grocery stores reported recent. ly their sloeks e fiy swat1sEs had been sold out and could not b@ gos paenizhsd fog ssysFAi days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Long Noses Aiaau. a

San Francisco ~ fuR.l s 7Iltf education reached q new hiz, 6n kho campus of teh UnlV4Es.ty ef An EKanclse0 when "@yKaHc C0utoSfs' was staged. FzattY co-eds faes1ufed tho pro6oseiB Of al coEnpelltoEs. Jim Tonge, sophomore faCtball star, ven with . noss that measured { l@z inches overall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
STATES TIE IN GASOLINE UsE

San Francisco, (UPl-Califogaia and New YcFk tied for first lh the gasoline consumption race of the Aa states last year. They each ran up a total Of i.eooI I0Oc 600 gallons.
 arski. IlhFTyvllle; Robert ?. Las mont. I'll. Washington: Hans '. Mueller, Themneton: RokeFt M. Atwood. Waeegtown; Edmund 7, Singleton, Ihomaston; Angelo H, DnFAnie. Oakvllle: William [. Mle~ rulevlch, OAktllla; John Krenlckl, TeFFygllle; Mlehael V. Rrlsloa. 1sEs Tywllle; Joseph Kronieki, Texfys vile; Carl [. Herman, oakvl'lsi Leunnfd W. Addia Mew MilsoEd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
LAwF SEnDEDI RADEaEEs rrNs

Decatur, Ind. - CUPl .-~ CllaR1Ae MhinseF wanted . lazuEiant lsHn. Sc he npWed hl1 yard with n Naod sgn&e sf &sass eeeHs TIie seed met hk ezpsolations. 70 produced q IaMs lakiamA nU0g N aaMlahRM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Memory Fools Cove

Fort Ross, Gal. (UP)-Rancher c. A. Call uses a fish line to keep his huge herd of COWS from wan- dering of the range. At first he used an electrically charged wire. After the COWS had fully learned their shocking lesson he substituted the fish line and it remains aS sacred to them as did the "hot" wire.
 Human beings are losing their sense of smell, according to some scientists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

AlthOAAgh used to put out Ire water is itseK c product of burn. ing hydrogen.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
300 in Brightwood Hear
Defense Plans ExpIuined

About 300 residents of the Bright
wood area met last night to discuss
plans for carrying out the civilian
defense program.
Thomas F. Ferry, chairman of the
Brightwood Civilian Defense Com
mittee, and Elmer johnson, deputy
warden, explained that the area S
ga sectors covered the territory be-
tween Hamilton, Van Buren. 9th
and 18th streets NV. and that these
sectors were grouped into eight
zones.
Wardens and assistants have been
appointed for each sector and zone
There are about $50 at the present
and $50 more are needed. An ap-
peal was made for volunteers to
complete the organization.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Cathedral School
To Give Plav

An adaptation of The Cricket on
the Hearth" by Dickens, is the
choice of the Players Club of the
National Cathedral School for Girls
at the Washington Cathedral for its
Christmas play this year. 1t will be
presented at s:15 o'clock tonight at
the school.
Members of the cast are the
Misses Patsy Bnckensderfer, Gwin
Barnwell, Peggy Rorison, Glover
Brown, Priscilla Masten, Anne How
ell, Ann Curzon-Howe, Jean Hoyt
Mary Carlo, Katherine Scott, Lucy
Ann Stott, Caroline Warner, Nancy
Lou Hollerith, Dawn Disney. Jant
Elliot, Kathryn Goode, Barbars
Snodgrass, Jeanne Baldwin anc
Patsy Kreutzer.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
By the Way
Beth Blaine

abruptly ended the threeday
notification of the surprise attack
Washington and here late
the afternoon to report for duty 5000 they didn't get many
ducks received the famous
the DuBoses and to-
gether they collected small friends informal buffet
capped whte-roed chef dhed them out uh snuked WIN tne
not much to eat
with Virginia ham and mixed
followed
fitting chic black
amateur years present
the DuBose boys The results we'll hope will be
Fahneock without had slight cold the
Mclaughlin, who
looked pretty black red the Moran MConhes
Mai. Ordway, married Alex Hagners she
pretty gold
Mrs Peaons Rust avorie black dinner
Mrs Carus celebrating her cable from Navy hu
we'll American beauty
white the
so pretty and becoming The Robert Joy were there Jane in
green crepe petcoa
White his usual self and two others added to the
amusing group. 1t couldn't have been more fun!
Audry Campbell party night CHEEKY
Webb
birthday Funny every suddenly telling
boastng
Geie Auds lovely house Kaorama Circle this
attractive
beautiful special pieces Adam furniture added from
mothers collection English antiques (some of which
impressive caaog sale in California last wner
drawing pretty blond Miss Campbels house you'll
cool in kind Of weather
blossoms all the house You'll excellent
vintage wnesand what's important the best
night Audy had asked few the people she
oerte like espathe Kenneth jenkins Bise de slbou Aud
Letter friends from the Virginia hunt
Incidentally friends from Warrenon aren't coming fol
parties often since the and aren't giving them often either
branch civilian
right in the heart OF town (Which she gets to BEFORE each morngD
and she reports that additional volunteers coming in almost hourly
AND
BY Way
yesterday They'll be the
Mariana is with her friends, the Philip Cohns.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Truck Driver Convicted
In D. c. Traffic Death

Carl M. Ercoli, %. OF the 100
block of Thirtieth street NV, yes
terday was convicted by a Police
Court jury on a charge of negligent
homicide in the traffic death last
April of Robert C. Wayland, q. OF
the 1900 block of Irving street NV
Judge John P. Mcmahon set De-
cember 10 as the date for sentence
Yesterday was the second time
Ercoli had been tried on the charge
a Jury having failed to reach
verdict when he was tried in NO
vember. A truck operated by Ercol
struck Mr.. Wayland at New Hamp-
shire avenue and M street NV, ac-
cording to police.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Brighfwood Parking LOT
PROPOSAL Draws Protest

In view of the fact that several
property owners were not notified OF
a hearing on a proposal to establish
a parking lot at the northeast cor
ner OF Piney Branch Road and Sher-
idan street NV, a resolution was
adopted by the Brightwood Citizens
Association last night notifying the
Board of Zoning Adjustment that
any decision reached in the matter
would be arbitrary and undemo-
cratic. Charles w. Ray presided at
the meeting.
Elmer johnson said five property
owners had not been notified of the
hearing held December 10 and were
not given an opportunity to defend
their interests. One, it was said,
owns a large amount Of property op-
posite the proposed parking lot.
The association suggested to the
Board of Education that seniors in
the high schools be required to take
| the 20-hour American Red Cross
| first-aid course.
New members elected included
Posey " Hall, Albert E. Lett. Harold
J. Garside, Miss Corienna D. Gin
lian, w. B. Bell, Maurice Robbins,
Milford Schiller, Dewey L. Hammer,
Clarke J. Risler, Pascal J. Plant
Israel Podrog, Page H. Steiner. Stef-
ano Biancaniello. Joseph Rodana
| Kenneth R. Peirce, S. Tarason, Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Bibb and Mis-
| Nellie " Payson.
Maj. Edward J. Kelly advised the
association complaints of speeding
by motorists in the Brightwood Sec
ton are being investigated
r. F. Camalier, counsel for the
Senate District Committee, informed
the association that there will be no
increase in the present water rates
and that the District Commissioners
were undertaking a study of the gen.
eral water system
Thomas F. Ferry, chairman of the
Brightwood Civilian Defense Com
mittee and principal of the Paul
Junior High School. reported or
protection being given to the 1,40(
pupils attending the school.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Voters League
Calls Session

A special session has been called
bv officers of the National League
of Women Voters for Monday 70
consider the broader and more dy-
manic role the league can assume
in assisting the Government during
the present crisis.
Miss Marguerite M. Wells, ma
tional president, in calling the meet
ing to be held at the leagues ma
tional headquarters, said, ITO meet
war conditions which double and
treble the problems of Government
the League of Women Voters will be
obliged to double or treble its speed
and scope"
Officers who are to attend the
meeting with Miss Wells are Mrs
Harris T. Baldwin, first vice presl-
dent, Washington; Mrs. Richard
Field, second vice president, Weston
Mass; Mrs. D. Bailey Calvin, secre-
tary, LaMarque, Tex, and Mrs
Walter T. Fisher, treasurer, Win
netka, III.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Custody Of Daughter
Given to D. G. Mother

Twelve-year- -old Betty Cooper,
under a District Court order. today
was temporarily in the custody OF
her mother, Mrs. Kathryn A. Nestor.
1899 Talbert street Sc. wife OF
Henry C. Nestor. Recently, the
District grand jury indicted Mr..
Nestor, once known as the singing
cop," on a charge of HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny.
Justice David A. Pine yesterday
afternoon gave the mother tenn
porary custody, pending outcome OF
custody litigation. DR.. Robert u
Cooper, $3.50 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, Mrs. Nestor's first husband
and the child's father. the court
was informed, has remarked and
wants custody of the girl.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Man Who Stole SIS
Gets a to II Year Term

Watson Griffith, 33, colored, today
was in the District Jail, under
sentence of to II years, convinced
that Federal Judge j. Leroy Adair
of the Southern District of Illinois,
believes in speedy justice.
Griffith was tried and convicted
yesterday by a District Court jury
before Judge Adair, and the jurist
Immediately pronounced sentence
customarily, week elapses between
conviction and sentence.
Assistant United States Attorney
Maurice McInerney, who prosecuted
produced evidence to show that
Griffith, on November Is, robbed
Nathan Leviton of S25 in a grocery
store at 1876 N street Sc.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Receptions Cancelled
BV Gen. COnnOr

Owing to the developments in the
international situation since the is
suance of invitations, Maj. Gen
and Mrs. William D. Connor are
canceling the afternoon receptions
they had planned for Monday and
Thursday of next week. The Mon
day function was to honor the for
mer Chinese Ambassador and Nine
SEE and the later one the Construc-
ton Advisory Committee.
To avoid adding to the burdens
of local telephone and postal serv-
ice no formal recall of the invita-
tions will be made Friends are re-
ouested to assist in bringing word
of the cancellations to the attention
of others,
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Robbi to Discuss Hunukoh

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz Will
discuss why Hanukah-Feast OF
Lights-is celebrated during its OBJ
servance at pm. tomorrow in Adas
Israel Synagogue. Louis B. Nichols
assistant director of the Fedora
Bureau of Investigation, will discuss
the Bill of Rights. The celebration
will be symbolized by the kindline
of the Hanukah Lights by Cantor
Louis Novick, assisted by the Ada!
Israel choir.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Children'S
Museum
Finds Home
PreVieW to
Be Held There
Tomorrow

The new Children's Museum Of
Washington has found home and
will hold a preview for its sponsors
and members of the press at 4 pm.
tomorrow.
The museum will be housed in
Villa Rosa, 4215 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV, through arrangements
worked out with the Commissioners.
The house, formerly a private resi-
dence, is the property of the District
government.
Although the formal opening will
not take place until February. the
museum has already received num-
ber of exhibits.
It's headquarters will be shared
with the Children's Art Gallery
which is set up under the art unit
of the Works Projects Administra-
tion.
Since keeping up the morale OF
children is an important part OF the
defense program, the museum is
needed as never before" Miss Ma
tilda Young, secretary, said yester-
day.
Huston Thompson is chairman OF
the museum and Slocum KlngSbury
treasurer. Members of the Organ
izing Committee are Mrs. Lyle
Campbell. Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs
Robert M. La Toilette, Miss Portia
Oberly and Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Oberly, who is the organizer
and director of the Little Museum
at, Hillcrest, has arranged to lend
some of its exhibits to the new
project. Mineral and marine animal
collections from the Little Museum
will be on display tomorrow.
Those who have contributed ex-
hibits to the new project incluoe
Olive Polio, whose collection OF ap-
proximately TOO dolls has been
turned over as an indefinite loan
and Helenka Classy who has pre-
sented a Czecho-Slovakian exhibit
of dolls, ceramics and textiles.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Dance Called Off

The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun and Mrs. Julian Gill
lespie are recalling invitations for
a dance Tuesday evening, December
%. for their daughters. Mile. Selma
Ertegun and Miss Mary Howard
Gillespie. The dance was planned
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Benson
Miss Elene Essary. Miss Barbara
Vickery and Miss Betty Warden
and was to have been given in the
Embassy on Sheridan Circle.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Sodality Union Plans
Mt. Rainier Meeting

The annual demonstration in
honor of Our Blessed Mother, Mary
Immaculate, will be held by the
Sodality Union of Washington at 5
pm. tomorrow at st. James Church,
Mt. Rainier, Md. The Rev. Peter
Rakowski. assistant pastor of st
Francis Xavier's Church, will be the
speaker and music will be furnished
by the Sodality Choir.
Miss Mary Mattingly, president OF
the Sodality Union, is chairman and
will be assisted by the projects OF
the individual parishes. Transporta-
ton will be provided by the projects
who have arranged for buses fol
Socialists and friends wishing u
attend.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Miss Jane Totty
To Become Bride of
1t. A. G.. Smith, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walker Totty
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Martha Jane
Totty, to 1t. Arthur Clarendon
Smith, jr., U. S. M. c. r.
Miss Totty was graduated from
Western High School and from
Holton- Arms School, where she
is now doing postgraduate work
in home economics.
1t. Smith was graduated from
Dewitt Preparatory School and
from Washington and Lee Uni
versity. where he was member
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
No date has been set for tho
wedding.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
BANQUET Tonight

DR.. Paul F. Douglass. president
of American University, will be
guest speaker at the annual foun-
ders' day banquet and initiation OF
Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Gamma
this evening at the Dodge Hotel
Mrs. J. Emmett Sebree, past presi-
dent of the fraternity, will act as
toastmistress. The committee IN
charge of arrangements includes
Miss Eleanor Gessford, Miss Louise
Babcock, Miss Bertha Meridian and
Mrs. j. Emmett Sebree.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Union Council to Open
PurIey Here Monday

The fifth annual convention OF the
MARYLAND and District of Columbia
Industrial Union Council, animated
with the C. I. O., will be held Mon
day at the Harrington Hotel, Sid
ney R. Katz, secretary treasurer, an
nounced today.
I'VE expect our convention to re-
cord its full and unqualified support
of the war and to detail plans anc
proposals for organized labor IN this
area which will enable 1t to make
its full contribution to winning TINT
war" Mr.. Katz said.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Miss Frankie Wed

Announcement Is made Of the
marriage Of Miss La Verne Frankie
OF San Francisco to Capt. Robert
Phillips Of Omaha, Nebr., the cere-
mony taking place Wednesday in
the chapel of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. George
S. Shafer, aunt of the bridegroom.
was the brides only attendant, and
1t. Harold Peyton served as best
man for the bridegroom.
The small company of guests at
tending the wedding included 1t.
and Mrs. Glenn w. Walker, 1t. and
Mrs. Floyd w. Brewer and Mrs.
William Van Doran.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Plans Broadcast

Mrs. Paul Scharf, executive Sec
retary of the National Defense Com
mittee of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will speak on
the Bill of Rights at $3.50 pm. Mon
day on Station WWDC. She will be
introduced by Mrs Pearl M. Shaf1er
State chairman of the District COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Yule Dance Called Of

Alpha Delta Chapter of Delta
Zeta Sorority at George Washing
ton University has announced that
it will cancel it's annual Christ
mas dance this year, in view of the
national situation. Money formerly
used for the Christmas party will be
contributed to the Red Cross for
Hawaiian relief.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Leo Graves to Manage
Roosevelt Hotel Here

The appointment of Leo H. Graves
as manager of the Roosevelt Hotel
here was announced today by Mrs.
Maria Kramer, owner of the hotel
A native of Washington, Mr.. Graves
was assistant manager of the May
flower Hotel II years. He will as
sumo his position Immediately.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Emil Picard, IS, Dead

LONDON, Dec. l3 @.-Reuters
reported from Vichy that Prof. Emil
Picard, IS, famous mathematician
and permanent secretary to the
French Academy of Sciences, died
yesterday in Paris. =
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Miss Frances ]. Reynolds,
Daughter Of Senator,
Weds at Friendship
Wedding Echoes Recent Ceremony
There for Father; Local Parties
Cav Despite War Conditions

at Friendship where only little two
Washington Mclean married to Sen
Reynolds daughter Miss Jackson
REYNOLDS Grotham Henry Oehng that time
painting Of President
ceremony Mangy ocated the Reynolds
wedding read the civil ceremony again today
Miss
Copy Bridegrooms Suit
chak-srped tailored suit which fem
Oertng She hatess and both
the lapel buonhoes OF
their coats
bride, the only
ges at others present being
bersof two families.
followed
Mclean the after
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
Nazi Attacks
Near Tobruk
Repulsed

Carlo, Dec. slap Two heavy
ans attacks on Ed Duda IN the pal
'e area south of Tobruk were COM
pi (eIy rcpulsed yesterday with N'N-
ere losses, an official announcement
SAID today.
The communique reported That !
lhIfd attack gained a little ground
pul most of that was subsequently
'e-captlued by a counter attack wan
dAS troops again suffering heaNy
casualties.
Along the Li~bya-Fgypt tr"nt' I
New Lealandcrs routed the remnants
VI a German and Italian column
winch lied Westward, the commune
que said.
indian troops DESTROYED II ltailan
.anks near FL COBB anu he BULK 81
ms AXIS forces there nsr' reported
seer - be r~etrea+rg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
Nazis Open
New Drive
On Moscow
German fush Breaks
Through Red Army
Icfcnses Northwest of
Capital; Germans Try
to Form New Front in
South.
nv The Associated FrCsS.)

RN The Associated FrCSS.)
Ku.Sia's Ukraine armies were
reported today t. have recap
tured 1899 square miles of ter
ritory on the RUStoV- Donet>
basin trent. Wrestling "Eundreds'
OF Villages from the fleeing Ger
mans. while in the north, So
N.rt 4 -p3teheS admitted that the
na1i> had opened 4 violGnt new
onslaught north of Moscow.
TIL. German push, II vas report
I'd. blu.., Through Red army defense:
ll9-t below Kiln, 50 miles northWc>
IF Nj .c,N. and continued ca tWarl
toward Dmitr>,. 40 miles dlr2 mont
tn. NNR capital.
On the southern front, the So
Via iadio said Marshal SsmcOn
Timo~ncnkG'> armies, driving
Wei t,lrou"h TIE DonetS river
basin and along the Sea of A1ov,
had reached the Mus river
where the Germans arc trying
TO form A new 'front.'
Two Red army spcarheads
were reported racing ahead IN
an attempt to hem up the Ger
mans ~rctrcatine toward Marlu-
pol. 100 miles west of RH'toV-
o Don.
Sr.e.. di patches Acknowledge
.aa- o,oouan rear guard detachment:
were .'II holding uut m parts q
.TaLaaeu4. 40 miles west OF l'oStoV-
Continued on Page Flve)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
NAZI ARMY MAJOR
IN PARIS

NichN. Dec. 5.-(AFD-A Ger
man major was wounded Scri-
ouSly today by two pistol shots
fired hv A cycli>t in the Latin
quarter OF Paris. where anti
nazi attacks Jared anew.
The major fell, shot i'll the hip,
as the ~c>clist pcdaied swiftly
away, escaping capture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
IfER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

PARTLY rl,.ldN. cooicr cast Dor
ton tonight; SATURDAY p'''N
cloudy, cooler.
Extended weather forecast ion
tbc pcricd from 50 y. m, D"'
) to $50 y. m. p"'. t"-N'"''
Atlantic states. fair "lth c""''''E
tendencies through SUNDAY IN
creasing cloudinssS Monday WIN
showers by Wednesday, anu
warmer. Temperatures n"r"ia'
sr aho,e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05

thNStltIi dS
to why japanese troops are be-
ing massed in French Indo-
China.
Ambassador Nuwura and Saburo
kurusu, the special envoy, did not.
however. present q reply 10 HuIi's
note ot November % in which ne
outlined the basic principles conSld-
cred vital tor q peaceful settlement
OF Pacific problems.
kurusu, telling reporters that
he hoped the talks between the
two countries would cn%Htinue."
refused to give any hin. of the
nature of the reply to the intor-
nation requested by the Hrcsi-
dent.
Meanwhile. the Melbourne rado
broadcast reports that q break Of re-
laUons between the United State
and Japan might ome at any mo-
ment.
Repatriation OF japanese nat.on-
a., from Singapore. British North
BerHco. the United State. Panama
and elsewhere gained poe i'll the
frightening tension.
Perhaps significantly. Emperor
Hirothit0 paid an unusual visit
to imperial army headquarters,
Continued on Page Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
Hoouer Cited
AS Expert
On Prices

Washington, Dee. 3.-(Afb-
senator Taft, Republican, Dhio,
suggested today that the Senate
call upon former President Her
bert Hoover for advice when ii
tackles the controversial price
control measure already passed
by the House
Taft, who is sponsoring sub 1890,
price legislation. sand that HooN ar.
vast practical experience
price fixing while sCrVing as fcdo.H.
food administrator during the VOL
War.
IF the Senate vents TO learn from
someone who really know how 4
fix pic s, we sa Hlld invite ~.
Hoover here" he subtitle did murs
Continued or Page Fivo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-t\PD-
Chairman >uyIcr, Democrat,
PENNSYLVANIA, OF the House mil
tarN appropriations Nu0%Umnl-
tee, lust back from England,
dcClard TO-DAY none 81 fillaln =
highest ranking officials with
whom he talked, including Prime
Minister Churchill, "cVfn hlntrd
that Trey expected an r\ptdi-
tiOnary iorcc from the lnlttd
States"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
.EIAlE OII' L\DTn

Na>hinet"n, Dec. 3,-(APD-
Tho OrN TO-DAY lifted all rc>tiiC-
TONS on power use IN south
eastern states as a result of re-
scrvo,r filling rain storms yer
asine one to three inches thro-
o.ghou! The area
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
SStti1mson Denounces
Secret Plan O
NQzts Study
Reports

Berlin. Dec. J.-tAi}-Hc-
ports Of Il secret war plan Tor an
American cNpCLi,ionarS force OF
5000, 900 mel for an offensive
against Germany by July /, l9ij,
is being studied, an Official
spokesman SAID to.aN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
Character
OF New Note
Kept Secret
Message Delivered
Today is in Answer to
President Roosevelt's
Question; No Reply
Made to Hulr's Recent
Statement.

(Ry The Associated prcsS.)
Jap2ns ENJOYS delivered to
Secretary Hull in Washington to-
day their governments reply to
President RoOSevelt'S question as
to why JaDaneSe troops are be
ing massed in French Indo-
China.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05
FDR Keeps
Hands Off
Strike Laws
Three Group IN Sen
ate demand Priorities
for Measures When
Upper Chamber Be-
gins Consideration Of
Question Monday.

Washington, De-. 5.-CtH)-
President Roosevelt va report
Cd t@d2y to hav1 ad9Dtrd a hands
elf policy toward detcnS" labor
lcGielaiinn, iHaVinG : vt" lead
crS tie task OF unrav"l,g d ces!-
fused tonglc of a'tt-si".h" bill,
St2anci by The isuU,c-aDproyrd
Smith message.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Children to Board

COLORED children wholesome foo
Christian home. girls 6-s. reasOnabI
Tyler $3.50 -----