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Evening star., 1941-06-03
Registration Begun
ForLearn-to-Swim
Course al Y. N. {. A.
Physical Education
Director Of 6. w. U.
Sees Closes Needed

A definite need" for the mems
Learn-to-Swim Campaign, to be
conducted by the Central Young
Mems Christian Association in CO.
operation with The Star is seen by
Max harrington, physical education
director at George Washington
University.
Declaring he was happy to in
dorse the campaign, Mr.. harrington
asserted he saw the need of the
program both as director of physi-
cal education at the university as
well as in his position as superin-
tendent of public swimming pools in
the District, adding: II feel that
every man desirous of learning to
swim should enroll in this cam
paign."
Opens June 8.
The campaign course will be con-
Quoted June to is. Those who wish
to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to learn to swim without
cost to themselves must register at
the Y. M. C. A., 1876 G street NV,
either in person or by mail by 9
pm. next Saturday. Names and
addresses may be mailed either to
R. E. Myers, membership secretary,
who is in charge of enrollments,
or addressed simply to the Learn
to-Swim Campaign" registration
desk at the "Y."
Colored men may register at the
Twelfth Street Branch. Y. M. c.
A, 1916 Twelfth street NV, where
they will be taught.
Early Registration Advised.
A number of men registered last
night at both places. All are urged
to register early to be sure of being
assigned to classes at convenient
hours.
Paul Wilson. senior aquatic in
structor at the Central Y. M. c. A.,
commenting on registrations yes
terday. declared the hardest thing to
do in order to learn to swim is to
sign up for the necessary instruc-
ton. once this has been done, the
actual business of learning is easy
if one applies himself" Mr.. Wilson
said.
Evening star., 1941-06-03
Religious Students al {. u.
To Take Holy Orders

Holy orders will be administered
to students of the several religious
houses of study at Catholic Univer-
sity from Thursday through Tues
day. with ceremonies taking place
in the National Shrine of the I'M
maculate Conception on the campus,
it was announced today.
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Cor
rigan, Bishop of Bilta and rector of
the university, and the Most Rev.
John M. Mcnamara, auxiliary bishop
of the Baltimore-W e-Washington do
cese, will be the ordaining prelates.
The Rev. DR.. William j. Lallou, as
sociate professor of sacred liturgy,
and the Rev. Walter j. Schmitz,
S. S., will serve as master of cere-
monies and assistant master Of cere-
monies, respectively.
Tonsure. with Bishop Mcnamara
officiating. will be administered
Thursday at Sis pm, followed by
the administering of the Orders of
Porter and Lector and the Orders Of
Exorcist and Acolyte Friday at 7
am, with Bishop Corrigan as Or
daining prelate. Subdiaconate will
be administered on Saturday at 7
am, Bishop Corrigan officiating,
and Bishop Mcnamara will ordain
the candidates as Diaconate on Sum-
day at 7 am. Ordinations to the
priesthood will take place on Mon
day and Tuesday mornings at am.
The candidates for tonsure num-
Der So; for exorcist and acolyte, 109;
for porter and lector, %; for sub
diaconate, 174; for diaconate, %,
and for the priesthood, llS.
Evening star., 1941-06-03
Neutrality-suspicious. Graduated

Watts Tracy Estabrook, jr., Chevy
Chase. Nd, and Kenneth Darte
Crippen of 1415 Geranium street
NV. were awarded diplomas at
Mercersburg Academy yesterday
Charles FRANKIE. son Of Col. and
Mrs. F. w. FRANKIE, Chevy Chase,
Md. was winner of the book prize
in biology.
Evening star., 1941-06-03
Bio Lumber User

One of the largest single users of
lumber in Egypt is the government.
which makes its own carts, car
riages, wagons, furniture and small
bridges.
Evening star., 1941-06-03

The Federal Social Security Board
reported expenditures Of more than
a billion dollars in 1910.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
now finding great favor
among women

ell chino!.., Has estao gueno,
ch2v6!.. iBueno, mira, tie voy
hatiar en- chino, a YER 81 me com
pren3es "SiR- T6n-Son-.Al6n
AUecorcA iR-H acia-C Chino h6ng'
Z Estas? 20 estas en- Bahia? D..
-!Bueno, maestro, dejemos las
bromas! Mia que vicnon los ga
ch6s l.. Dime, siquiera, que he
mos de hacer n~osc.ros, cuanjo
hegue Ell catorceavo, Y 81 somos
espanoles, o franceses, o ingqe-
SEES o que!.. t..
lilo cue somos?-repuso
Cogorza asomando no mas dos
dedos de frente por Ell angulo de
uno de los furgones-;it d quies
saber 10 que somoS ahora?.. lille
bresl..
Diciendo este cogi6 de la ma
no al Chapa, como cuenta la mi
tologia que cogi6 Venus a Mar
he, y agaohandose, lie diio a su Sc
gundo:
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

!Tirate al suelo va, pelmazo,
Y sigueme sin que nos yea Ia
getG desde arriba! L.. iVivo! L..
Isidro Sc agach6 tambien
Y, prctegiendose con los fur
cones, a modo de parapeto, a.
rrastrandose entertainments por
\ hierba, como reptiles, Sc des-
lizarcn hasta los cahaverales de
IA orilla de. rio
-jPero ande amos asf?-
pregunto Ell Ohepa luego, con
voz que parecia un susurro.
LII Gala y bebe IL con-
test6-. Ahora 10 comprenderas
TODD, como al final de las come
dias.
|lPero no YES que nos van a
coger como conejos, so tontai-
mas?
-GQue a coger?... ESQ 10 We
remosl III dejame a mil. IA
mos p'alantel
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Alhora habian bajado Ell talud
del rio, que les ocultaba por com
rieto del pueblo, Y los dos ran
das, con su vieja eScuela del pre-
sidio. avanzaban cast horizon
talmente, semejantes a mons
truosas arahas, agarrandose a
las raices y las ramillas, a los
salientes de las piedras o hun
dlendo sus uhas en- la terra, u
mas que parecian los garfios de
un cangrejo.
Ell Cogorza habia ordenado al
fin, con brevedad:
-iAhora, al agio 10 mas prom
to possible!
Los dos bandidos emprendie-
ron una fuga en- toda regla. que
les alej6 mas de un kil6metro
del lugar donde habian acampa-
do.
I'D Chepa vi6, de pronto, apa-
recer una alta tapia junto al RIO
Tn canine Sldsan0 IA 0ordea-
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
D.recoi6n

jeso esta ahi?.... iEntonces, es-
tamos salvaos!
Sali6 del furg6n, como una
bala.
Aqnque su ausencia habia du-
RADIO medic minute escaso, al
gran Isidro lie pareci6 una eter-
nidad.
Ash es que recibi6 al maestro
con una lluvia de denuestos Y
~adjetivos missionaries:
-Pero so moral, Idande sa-
les?... mo YES outlay moros en-
Ia costa?... E qu'estabas apren
diendo el chino?... Nal trio te
peguenl...
La nerviosidad del brillante
segundo creci6 viendo que Co
gorza, en- vez de tomar la cosa
por 10 serio, y hacerse cargo de
que las CIRCUMSTANCES eran
muy graves, parti6 en- una larga
carcajada:
%Ja, ia, ial-. iAprendiendO
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
LA LEY b LA INCAU-
TACION DE LAS PROPIE-
DADES

Washington, JUNO 9.-El dfa
16 comenzara un juicio ell conf
t6 de asuntos miltiares del sena-
do sobre Ell proyecto de ley auto
rizan3o al gobierno para incau-
tarse, en- case n~ecesario, de las
propiedades p~rivatlas. Piden
que la ley Sc apruebe sin demo
"a, ell secretario de Ia guerra,
Mr.. Stimson, Y los lideres del
partido democratico. Entire los
~oponentes figura ell senador re-
publicano Johnson, de Califor-
MIA.
Cree Ell gcbierno que por me-
do de la ley podra llegar a cier-
tas patentes que tiene DONNA
das ell C25ierno aleman. Algunos
senadores y representatives. pi-
den Unite de tiempo en- la vigen
cia de la medid2.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
Con PuEdo de pitcher los Cubanos derrotaron
facilmente a los CabaIeros Leales
Los errores de los muchachos de Casares dieron
la victoria a los Garibaldinos
LeaIes y ASSURES necesitan ser reforrzados

dos pOr Casares. Jose Fernan-
dez ayudado por Onis, limit6 a
tres las carreras de los mucha-
chos de Casares, aunque lie pc.
garon odho hits.
Piniella tcler6 9 hits Y con e.
Hos lie a~notaron 5 wees, aunque
merecia algo mejor.
FL steam" de la Unione jug6
pelOta de altura, para satisfac-
ci6n de sus partidarios.
iSi Pinie,la hubiera recibido
Ell apoyo que se lie di6 a Baby
Fernandez, Quiza su team no
hubiese perdido ell desafio.
Es cast perfecto ell "team-
work" de la Unione y por clio
debe sentirse contento el roza-
gante Domingo.
Willie Paz bate6 un tu5ey y
un tribey, pero cometi6 un cos
toso error.
Hizo dos errores Maseda. al
SIS de los ASSURES, y Casares, ell
director de los Assures. decide
sentarlo en- ell ban3o. ST Maseda
continua jugando ell domingo
sado, 10 mejor sera darle a esco-
sado, 10 mejor sera darle a esco-
ger entire la pelota matutina y
la Intersocial.
Alvarez sustituy6 a Maseda,
hacienda su primera presenta :
ci6n en- Cuscaden.
Felito Menendez bate6 2 hits
Y entr6 una vez en- "home."
&c. A. 100 100 OO1-3c, 8h, Be
U. L. POI 200 O0x-5c, 9h, lie
Sc r~ecaudaron aver, en- las
dos taquillas, $118.60.
/. Dtaz.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Ell primer desaffo de aver en-
el parque Cuscaden fue ganado
por Ia nOvena del Circulo Gu
bano, con r. Pulido de Pitcher,
que solo permiti6 siete hits.
Tanner " Deavine lanZaron
por ell club que dirige Jimmy
White; pero no pudieron impe-
dir que los cubanos hicieran 13
rarreras, utilizando bien sus 1S
hits.
Sc destac6 de manera indu-
da5le la superioridad de los
Mambises y la necesidad de que
Jimmy refuerce a toda prisa su
~conjunto.
CoetosOs errores cometieron
los Leales.
Pulido di6 algunas bases por
bclas, pero sirvi6 varios pom
ches y di6 pruebas de que con-
serva su eficiencia.
Ell dominic complete de la pc
lcta, en- ell lanzamiento, 10 alcan-
cara en- los venideros desafios.
Jimmy White fue ell Gnico pelo-
tero c%ontrario que lie dispar6
dos hits.
j. Schiro, Ell gordito de la eter
ma sonrisa, descarg6 un zion
RON, otro mas, que lie prOdujo
a los cubanos tres carreras.
Nick Schiro peg6 tres hits e
hizo dos carreras, en- cinco We
res al bate.
Lingo Pulido y Baby Norona
dispararon dos hits cada uno.
Los muchachos del CirculO 81
guen "despertando'' en- ell name
10 del bate.
Tenemos entendido que la no.
vena de White Sc presentara re.
forzada la semana que viene.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. L. O2O 900 100 Sc, IN, Be
C. C. 27O 90 lO31x-13c, 13h, Be
La Unione Italiana subi6 aye
a la cabeza de la Liga, con su vi
tc~ia sobre los astures commando
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

ba.
Y, al mismo tempo que descu
bria una puerta de hero, coro-
NADIA por una cruz, oy6 decir a
su maestro, con aqualla sereni-
dad maravillosa que habia he
cho de Pablito ell decano de la
golferia:
|Tu que eres un hombre cul
to, y que ademas has aprendido
mucho a mi lado ,eStas harto de
sa6er que Joffre, ell gran gene
raj frances, para ganar la bata-
lla del Marine, la mas grande de
la historic deSpues de esta. tu-
vo que efectuar una retirada es-
tratdgica en- mas de ochocien-
tos kilometres t.. Y yo, que sligo
la miSma tactica de Joffre, he
pensaldo qua.
+iPero que estas diciendo
ahi, so desgraciaO?-le atai6 Ell
Chepa. que no Ie oOSnprendia nj
una palahrS7 louis deeirme
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Los Piratas ganaron Ell pri :
mer desafio con los Phillies, pc.
70 les TOGO perder en- ell segundo.
Alfonso Lopez actu6 en- ell pri-
nero. Pogo un hit e hizo una ca
rrera en- cuatro wees al bate.
Powman fue Ell serpentinero ven
cedor. Podgajny domino a los
Piratas en- ell segundo.
Pitsburg 12c, 13h, lie; Filadel
fla DC, Oh, 2e.
P~ittsburg &c, 8h, 2e; Filadel-
fla sc, All, lie.
Ganaron los Yankees los dos
desafios de aver. Ruffing y Bre-
uer fueron los pitchers triunfa.
dores y Auker y Harris los afro
pellados. Joe Di Maggie descar-
go tres "jonrones."
New York &c, 11h, De; San
Luis &c, III, De.
New York &c, Oh, lie; San
! Luis Sc, Oh, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Uanzando en- ell primer desa-
flo, Lefty Grove, ell glorioso We
terano, derrot6 a los Medals
Blancas, correspondiendole la de
rrota a Lyons. En- ell segundo H.
Newsome domino tambien al
Chicago. La dOble victoria di6 al
Boston el segundo lugar. Presen
ciaron el doble juego mas de sc
mil personals.
Boston sc, Oh, 2e; Chicago Be
Oh, 2e.
Boston &c, 3h, 2e; Chicago DC.
Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

DJs Rojos no habfan ailotado
hasra ell noveno inning, pero en-
este atacaro e hicieron tres ca.
rreras, ganando Ell juego. Wyatt
fu& el pitcher derrotado Y Der
ringer el vencedor.
Apesar de la derrota los Dod-
rers subieron al primer sitio de
la Liga.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, lie; Broo =
kayn &c, 10h, Oe,
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
LTGA NAc1oNAL

Los Gigantes derrotaron dos
veoas a los Cardenales y los tt.
raron del primer puesto, subien
do a 81 los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Bowman Y Carl Hubbel fue.
ron los pitchers triunfadores y
Hutchinson y M. Cooper los de-
rrotsdos.
San Luis Sc, 1ch, De; N. York
Tic, 9h, De.
San Luis 7c, 12h, Be; N. York
12c, 14h, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
OEPORTES
TERRY U DERROTO A
RIVERS

New York, JUNO 9.-Con un
peso de 1872 libras, Terry Young
del East Sude, venci6 por pun
tos a Joey Rivers, de Ciudad de
Mejico, que pesaba 1873. Mas de
1000 personals presenciaron ell
cOmbate.
Larry Fontana puso a dormir
en- ell semifinal a Peter Byron,
de Puerto Rico. Pesaba Fontana
$50 libras Y su contrario las.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
LIGA AMER r CANA

Pegaron Ia hits los Snnadores
contra Trout y Newsome y ga
naron Ell juego. Leonard alcanz6
el triunfo.
Washington &c, 14h, 2e; De-
troit &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Los Indios alcanzaron una do
BILE victoria sobre los Atl@ticos,
raafirmandose con mayor soil"
DEE en- e. primer lugar de la Ii
ga. Harder y Brown fueron los
pitchers ganadores Y Babich y
Marchildon los vapuleadOs.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Cubs y Braves sc dividieron
los honores.
Chicago SC, 10l, lie; Boston lc
5h, 2e.
Chicago lie, 7h, 2e; Boston
13c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Para pintar lnejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
2. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Filadelfia dc. 12h, 2e; Cleve.
land Sc, 2h, 0e.
FL23elfia &c, Oh, lie; Cleve =
land &c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 2.
TONIC TERCRR0
LA UCHACH
DE LA GALE

-iChov6, y como estamos
hoy de pqrToquidnoS!- Sc dijo
c~ontemp.ando ell grupo que Sc
acercaba.
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

Durante unos segundos, el
gran randa guardo la misma in
movilidad que los tigres cuando
Sc disponen a atacar una presa.
De pronto, al girar la vista
hacia otro lado DEF paisaje, Ell
roStro del general de la gallofa
madrileha Sc ilumin6 con un geS
to de algeria infinita.
Il Agarra -dijo en- vOz al
30, con su tono chulap6n de los
barriOs baioS de Ia eOrte-;
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
pains OF IhetmatBm, s~ciatica, lumbago. neu-
falgia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
contains no opiatea. II you want to EEL again
the Joy OF relief from pain-eo you can work in
peace and sleep In comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. II the
very hfst three doses do not relieve that cuael
pain to your satisfaction-your mo.ey will be
Ietunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
sH NURTO on thls guarantee. (T,N,C0
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
10 ~qu'hacemos ahora?

10 qu'hacemos ahora?
-iSalta ahi dentro
Ell gran randa, senalando a las
atlas tapias, que resultaban las
del cementerio.-iVe Ven por aqui!
Ell mismo di6 ell ejemplo.
Callando, al fin, luego de aso-
mar un i~nstante la gaitd, para
cerciorarse de que el canine es-
taba solitario, di6 un brinco de
pantera, Sc cogi6 a los hierros
de la puerta del jardin de la
Muerte, y en- un instante estuvo
dentro.
FL Chepa lie sigui6.
o.
FL camposanto dormia en- la
dulce quietud de Ia manana de
invierno, con una inmensa paz.
AAgunas flores-malvas rea-
les, rOsas girasOles y mundos-,
Sc balanceaban lentamente Al
soplo tenue de Ia hrSa, Y contra
q eislo aSA y frtO. dOuds hoga-
La gaceta., 1941-06-09
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. mr.
q business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, MOTH
ang Is so inexcusable and SO offensive a. a
neglected case Of halitosis chad BREATH. Be-
Gore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Listerine A-ntiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases OF halitosis. say some authorities. are
due TO the fermentation Of tiny food particles
an the mouth, although some cases may be
cue TO syHtemie disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Listerine Antiseptle works
wonders because It first halts the fermenta-
ton and then overeomes the odors Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use Il. It's the first aid Of
Thousands Of popular and successful people.
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-06-09

La Unione Italiana subi6 aver
a la cabeza de la Liga, con su vic
tc~ia sobre los astures commando
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-19
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-19

and while we are on the subject of
Gophers, here is something some Of
you probably never knew When
the Golden Gophers won the 1941
Big Nine Conference championship
they regained the lead in total
championships won, which had
been held for IA years by Michigan.
Yes, the Gophers now have copied
the title outright or have tied for
it ID times-oh boy.
Minneapolis and st. Paul Hockey
teams played the first double-head-
err hockey game ever to be played
in big time hockey last Sunday. The
Saints" came out on the short end
of a 3-1-2-1 count. The Saints won't
play at home again until Christmas
Day.
Cracking the naples out at the
Midway Y =. President Mundell
informs us that the girls are going
in for their bowling in a serious
way. Some of the girls are show
ing much improvement each week,
and here are some of the high
scores of last week, Mrs. Mandell
121, Mrs. Hector Vassar 1O5, Mrs.
Dwight Reed, Sr. 1O3, Mrs. Ralph
Gardner 142 and Mrs. James Lee
119 (oh yeah?)
Remember this is only the third
time the class has been on the alleys
we sincerely believe they should
be commended for their effort in
stimulating a sport that is fast be-
coming Americas No 1.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-19

the minimum CONSUMPTION age is
greatly lowered, true, the Rose
Bowl and Shrine All-Star games
have been already cancelled, be-
cause the officials thought these
games too risky an affair due to the
location of these games.
It is our belief that, contact
sports will be helpful to young men
who wish to harden themselves for
the defense of their country, this
too will serve to bolster the morale
of the civilian population. Records
show that war torn England has
carried on it's rugby and soccer
games.-Not long ago we read
that 100000 persons attended a
popular than ever, why? Because
after a period of stress and strain,
we the public appreciate the role
soccer game in Berlin. We further
believe that, rough sports such as
football and boxing will be more
these activities play in our national
life. AS for college football, even
if the sport is seriously curtailed,
the war may be a blessing in dis
guise. 1t may help to stabilize an
amateur game that has been rush
ing pell nell toward semi-profes-
sionalism almost everywhere ex-
cept on the Pacific Coast.
Local fans got their first look at
the famous Harlem Globe Trotters.
Friday night they saw them de-
feat stubborn Hamline Univer-
sity (Minnesota Conference
Champs). Sunday night they saw
them drop the Galloping Gophers,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-19
Sport Light
(By Jimmy Lee)

What going happen American sports since that historic
question most sports loving fans
ing days. this humble knows one
question auhoavey We think athletic activities
unqueonaby curtaed of the drain the count
doubt there will be interruption unless
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Opera Begins Tonight
In Colorado Mining Town

BY tne ASSCClaleu Press
CENTRAL CITY. Colo, July s.
Grand opera came today to this
little gold mining town nestled $500
feet high in the mountains near the
Continental Divide.
Tonight the 10th summer play
festival of the Central City Opera
House Association opens.
For three weeks a cast recruited
from New York's Metropolitan
Opera Co. under the leadership of
Robert Edmond Jones and Frank
st. Leger, will present The Barber
of Seville" and "Orpheus and
Eurydice" at the squat stone theater.
Built in 1873 during bonanza
days in this little kingdom of
Gilpin" the opera house fell to
disuse with the decline of mining
here but was given to the University
of Denver decade ago and since
has housed summer presentations.
This is the first time, however.
that grand opera has been offered
The Barber of Seville" the OPEN
ing presentation, has a cast headed
by John Garter, Louis D'Angelo.
Stella Andreva. John Brownlee. Nino
RuiSi, Paul Kwartin, Larry Bolton
and EdWina Eustis.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

pN >cANo IbNoVANs
The jockeying for position con-
tinues unabated in South Amer
lea, where United States and Axis
forces are doing their best to gain
the respective governments and
people to their side.
On the surface, all Latin Amer
ican governments are in favor Of
close cooperation with the United
States. Underneath, of course,
many flaws can be found, and a
number of individuals and Or
carnations are riddled with Nazi
propaganda.
According to recent impartial
surveys, Brazil is still a danger
spot. President Getulio Vargas is
a friend of the United States and
a supporter of hemisphere COL
laboration. But dangerous trends
cannot easily be stamped out in
country as large as Brazil. A Sec
tion of the army high command,
including the chief of staff, is dis
tinctly impressed by the German
military prowess. A number Of
government officials are sympa-
thetic to the Axis thesis and,
finally, a large part of the pop
ulation, inundated with German
propaganda, believes that from
the military point of view, the
Axis cannot be defeated.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

In a little book of 81 pages, just
off the presses. David Cushman
Coyle, engineer and author, gives the
reasons why this country is at war
with Nazi-ism, and why it must con-
tinue this war until Nazi-ism goes
down. 1t is not a question merely
OF whether Britain falls and Hitler
and his forces dominate Europe.
Africa and parts of Asia 1t be-
comes a question for the people of
this country whether it, too, shall be
dominated. Mr.. Coyle has packed in
small space series of punches that
the most dyed-in-the-wool isola-
zionist will find it difficult to with
stand. Properly the title of this book
is "America"-it is all American.
Mr.. Coyle makes no bones about
declaring that this country and Hit
lerized Germany have been at war
for years Not a shooting war, but
a war nevertheless. For while Amer
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Chevy Chase Church
Announces Programs

The summer schedule for morning
worship will become effective to-
morrow at $50 instead of II o'clock
in the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. This schedule will con-
tinue through the last Sunday in
August. DR.. I. H. HOLSTERS subject
tomorrow will be DO We Measure
Up?' Ruth Reumann Hall will
sing The Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
Under the leadership of Ben T..
CoWles, minister of religious edu-
cation, the young peoples plans for
the summer include a social program
each Wednesday evening, a SYM
phony club, Water Gate concerts,
and plans for serving young people
who are newcomers to Washington.
The Red Cross Unit will continue
through July and August, meeting
at 10 am. Mondays and Thursdays.
The Radcliffe Sewing Group will
meet at $50 am. Tuesdays during
July and August.