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Evening star., 1941-06-01
That Men May Understand

By Harold Rugg Neo York: Doubleday Doran Co, Inc.
professor at the college Columbia University
He formerly educational psychologist Lincoln School progressive
attached Columbia While Lincoln
Social Science Pamphlets
schools They later expanded into book comprising 20
volume called Man and His Changing Society The books attempt
give complete picture of modern m beginnings history
But not every liked the picture Dr. Rugg painted In 1s343
1894 attacked Communist He
betlng
ownership prasng public debunkn heroes
American history Because of these his banned
schools widely separated the There
have them removed from Washington schools 1886 the doctor
was cleared after an investigation by the Board of Education
The first half Of That Men May Understand his his
critics
branding him
Rugg proceeds explain the stamped Red
which include
the attackers cleavage opinion historians
This is clear unbiased writing
advsed the doctor does stop here He ambes pouring
his society problem
future life He should let well enough alon
RICHARD J. MURPHY, Jr.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
We Dive at Dawn

By 1t. Comdr. Kenneth Ed
yards, r. N. Chicago: Reilly
& Lee Co.
A retired British naval officer
presents in this book an absorbing
history of British submarine war
fare with a dramatic Introductory
chapter that figuratively takes the
reader down into a diving sub
marine and explains in exciting de-
tail just how it works. Exploits
of British 'submariners" during the
first World War and during the
opening months of the present con-
f1ict are related with an insiders
understanding of the emotions of
the men and their crews. A read
able story of true adventure at any
time, the book is particularly timely
as background for the current
Battle Of the Atlantic. G. D. H.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Men of Wealth
m. Ne1D York: Simon & SchuSter.
Bu John T. Flynn.

oN'~O'o''
Flvnn is who knows to
stepped here from the held Oh
biography He
of who have cameo
Miu The essays quite disconnected
point OF dehnng just "haH
particular subject has added to the technique OF ng
founder banking
John Law the Scotsman who promoted
elef Tor he fench
history
OF the technique
The Medcls were
Robert
perfect wealthy eome the who his
fortune OF Others
particularly zahaof the first
riches have had sort guiding dream or
principle
these Mr. Flynn also treats of hnanciels who have had
OF the Rotscnuos
public legend deber
whtewashng Also
Commodore Vanderbilt Hey
which built
truthful for
the robbe the
begins AS puts the class of misera gifted
nser out M again.
is
agree opinions that few
challenge F1ynns highly impressive erudion
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Amazon Throne
BIZ Bertita Harding. LndanapoLis: Bobbs- Merrill Co.
Bu Bertha Hardin

Harding has few equals in the field Of romantic
which all often the
become Justly suspect its enpreneu habtuay turn out
which neither history fiction but which nclnes good deal
toward the latter than the former But Mrs Harding does not
research
a. generally reliable
famys generations resident rulers Brazil This
Bazs hstory-ts from the
dependency Portugal independent
fat old Dom Joao W. who in 1907 fleeing
his Portuguese kingdom the being
Lisbon Rio Returning he left his Dom Pedro Brazilian
counsel allow subjects
ties with old country they should wish to do so 1t not
his fathers
promoted
emperor the imperial until
his abdcaon 1889 Brazil became
republic
usual she devotes attention TO matters
provide background for
personality 1t is not the rise OF razin consntu
which interested here is the love aars
aloses Brazs rulers And gives the great
Doma
Dom
Pedro broke the heart Lopoda his devoted Hapsbrg wife
which
Joaquna, rival in love-
the bride Dom Pedro H. Dona Amelia grand
daughter Napoeons Josephine finally broke the spell cast BY
Evening star., 1941-06-01
The Soviet Power

ne SoVIef Power
By the Very Johnson of Canterbury
York: International Publishers.
This book distinguished churchman
fervently defending atheist Russia.
paradox Canterbury
that the capitalist that while the Soviet
leaders society
the Christian ideal brotherhood mankind
his position Johnson that Communist himself
be instrument the hands of which not unendy and
which here achieving creating
universal brotherhood of mankind that insofar
holds such belief Communist has recovered much Of the Of the
real belief in God"
features its political machinery the back
discussing affairs apparently obecives
Russia and second explain the of 1899
with Finland grounds of necessity In his oewod
American readers he pleads for cooperation England the United
States Russia that would bring lay the foundation
for new league of peoples" BAINBRIDGE CRIST.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Farmer Browns Boy had an er-
rand which took him far from
home. He harnessed the horse to a
sleigh and started on right after
dinner. Now it happened that his
errand took him in the direction OF
the farm where Bowser the Hound
had been taken such good care OF
and where Reddy the Fox had that
very day caught the fat hen. Farm
er Browns Boy was not thinking
of Bowser. You see he had visited
most of the farms in that direction
looking for Bowser and had found
no trace of him.
1t was a beautiful day to be
sleighing, and Farmer Browns Boy
was whistling merrily, for there is
nothing he enjoys more than a
sleigh ride. He had almost reached
the place he had started for when
way off across the fields to his
right he heard dog. Now Farmer
Browns Boy enjoys listening to the
sound of a hound chasing a fox.
There is something about it which
stirs the blood. He stopped whis-
tling. and he stopped the horse in
order that he might listen better
At first that sound was very, very
faint, but as Farmer Browns Boy
listened it grew clearer and clearer.
Suddenly Farmer Browns Boy
leaped up excitedly. "That's Bow
Serl" he cried. LAS sure as I live
that's good, old Bowser! I would
know that voice among million!"
He leaped from the sleigh and
tied the horse. Then he climbed
over the fence and began to run
across the SnoW-covered fields. He
could tell from the sound in what
direction Bowser was running. He
could tell from the appearance OF
the country where Reddy Fox would
be likely to lead Bowser, and he ran
for a place which he felt sure Reddy
would be likely to pass.
Louder and louder sounded the
great voice of BoWSer, and faster
and faster ran Farmer Browns
Boy to reach that place before Bow
ser should pass. The louder that
great voice sounded the more abb
solute1y certain Farmer Browns
Boy became that it was the voice Of
Bowser, and a great joy filled his
heart. At last he reached an old
road. He felt certain that Reddy
would follow that road. So he hid
behind an old stone wall on the
edge of it.
He did not have long to wait. A
red form running swiftly appeared
around a turn in the old road.
Then it stopped and stood perfectly
still.
OF course it was Reddy Fox. He
was listening to make sure just
how far behind him Bowser was.
He listened for only a moment,
then started on swiftly as before.
Right down the road past Farmer
Browns Boy Reddy ran and never
once suspected he was being
watched.
A few minutes later another form
appeared around the turn in the
road. 1t was Bowser. Yes, sir, it
was Bowser. With a glad cry Farm
er Browns Boy jumped over the
stone wall and waited.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t!
New

From Springfield: Can't you do
something about the network broad
casters who persist in saying moo"
for new, "do" for due, "dook" for
duke, etc.-W. K.
Answer: OF course, can't insure
anything, but perhaps this Rhyme
o-gram will reach the one for whom
it is intended:
Use Your US.
Now, honestly, believe you me,
I hate to be insiStent,
But can't you see that we must be
A trifle more consistent?
If we say FEW, for PHYS sake,
Why moo" for NEW, please tell
me?
And "doo" for DUE, another break
That never fails to quell me?
If PEWS is ''pyooz." then NEWS
is "nyooz,"
Unless miss my guess, sir.
If HUES is "hyooz," why "dooz"
for DUES?
I'm stumped, must confess, sir.
One should not use the 100" Of
OOZE
In STUDIO, nor DUKE, sir.
That you refuse to use your US,
Must earn my stern rebuke. sir.
Tell any beauty she's cootie;
Whee! She'll slap your face. sir.
In line of duty, call her CUTIE:
She'll seek your embrace, sir.
In feud and mute, and nude and
lutte,
The ~" of USE should blend,
sir.
Not food" nor moot" nor mood"
nor "loot."
So let this misuse end, sir.
Brazil has appointed committee
10 censor al schoolbooaks.
Evening star., 1941-02-21

WEV, tO:t5-Nrs. Harold Stark, wife Of
the chief Of naval operations, is heard under
auspices Of the Naval Relief Society.
VOL, ii:00-NiddIeweight Champion Tony
zae defends his title against Challenger Steve
hamakos Of Washington. The fight comes from
Chicago.
VOL, ti0O-SenatN Capper Of Kansas
speaks on program sonsored by the United
States Flag Association in tommemoratlon OF
WashngiOns Birthday.
WhAL, ii:t5-SenatOr Clark Of Idaho;
America Will Love War."
Evening star., 1941-02-21
sH0pT.WAVE pp06pAMS,

LONDON, 9O0-"The Music Of Britain"
Gaelic SONGS in the north Of Ireland. Csc, e.58
meg, 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg 25.5 m.
LONDON, 1000" Democracy Marches" CSC,
o.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6S0, Ills megy 25.5
r,.; GSL, 6.ii meg, 49i m.
ROME, t0:00-News in English. 2Rd3,
e63 meg, 3t.t m.; 2R04, 1881 meg 25.4
u.; 7RO6. 1880 meg, 1876 m.
BERLIN. 10:30-News in English. DID,
I'LL meg, IS m.; DID, 1854 meg 28 m,;
Die, 602 meg, 49 m.
LONDON, ti:t5-"Britain Speaks" Talk by
Alexander Keith. CSC, 9.58 meg 3i,3 m.;
eSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.; GSl, 6.ii meuv
40 m
Evening star., 1941-02-21
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
WINK, 7:3O-Bdg Gen. Cox chief Of The
District National Guard, speaks on National
SeturiN-Nen or Money!"
WEV, 800-Kaie Smith introduces Allan
Jones and Susanna Foster. t5YearoId dramatic
find, in comedy entitled u Love You, Mr..
Hoag."
Wpc, o:3O-EVerYman's Theafer Benny
Rubin, top-fght comedian Of stage and screen,
stars in 0boler's pri1efghi skif, 'hr. GinSberQ.
WJN, 9:30-pIayhouse; Jeanette Mac.
Donald shares the lead with her husband, Gene
Raymond, in an adventure story, Wreck on
Deyerdnte.
WNAL, iO:O0-Tommy Tucker exchanges
leather with Jimmy Webb 10 determine who is
most capable 10 challenge Billy Conns light.
heavy crown.
WJN, 1O00-Sen. John A. Danaher Of
Connecticut and Fred Harris, national commander
Of the Jewish War Veterans, discuss respectively
"0ur Representative Republic and George
Washington.
VOL, tO;i5-Senaior Nys Of North Dakota
on Iend.Iedse.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

II children are old enough to
go a-viSiting, they are old enough
to learn to be conSiderate OF
others.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
EVENING srAp EEATIIpEs TODAY.

Star Flashes Latest news with Bill coYIe,
WNAL, 4;30 pm.
Star Sports Late sports by Burt Hawkins,
WNAL, 6 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
DEATH PENALTY
FOR REVOLTERS|
ANTI GERMAN DEMoNsTRA,
TIoNS IN FRANCE DRAW
HARSH REpRISALS
tBy associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Anti-
German demonstrations in unoc-
cupied France yesterday drew
harsh reprisals from the Reich
as Berlin officials announced inn
position of the death penalty for
Communists.
In decree, Berlin ordered all
Frenchmen who have gone into
unoccupied France from the oc-
cupied province of Lorraine to
give themselves up by midnight
tonight. Families of men who
disobey, the decee said. will be
sent to Germany and scattered
throughout the Reich, with no
two members of a family being
sent TO any one section Of the
country.
The entire poulation Of France
the decree said. will be held ac-
countable and punishable for the
acts of any Franchman in rioting
against the government or
against Germany.
The Communist party having
been disbanded and declared IL
legal the decree went ON, its
members viii be punished by
death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
FOUR PLAN 2-YEAR
CRUISE OF OCEANS
I'm SMALL VESSEL
fnr A..erIa.ea rress,

OCEAN CITY, Md Aug. 16.--
With Uncle Sans blessing two
Ocean City couples will set sail
Sept. l for a two-year cruise of
the South Atlantic and South Pa
cific in a 43-foot auxiliary sloop.
Mn. and Mrs. Lee Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harmon fol-
lowed red tape for months to OBJ
tain government approval of
plans to follow a course plotted by
a steamship captain familiar with
romantic waters.
In their recently purchased
"Harm-Jack.H now being over
hauled, the foursome will nose
out of Ocean City inlet the first
of next month, setting course for
the West Indies. From there,
they'll go TO Rio De Janeiro along
the path piled by grey British
merchant ships to obtain meat
for England. After cruising in the
South Atlantic, the Jacksons and
Harmons will cross South Amer
lea through inland waterways.
How far they'll stray into the
South Pacific depends on world
conditions. Eventually the Jack
sons, and Harmons will return
through the Panama Canal
The s'Harm-Jack is stocked
with more than 80 cases Of canned
goods. II has a gas stove, and q
IOo-gallon water tank. To make
room for stores for any necessity,
luxuries are being cut to Q mini
mum and one couple that smokes
IS giving up cigarettes for the du-
ration of the voyage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
VICE CONSUL JOSE
G PEREZ RETIRES
REPRESENTATIVE OF CUBAN
GOVERNMENT HAS 20
YEARS SERVICE

Jose c. Perez, Cuban vice COR
sui at Key West, has retired after
serving more than 20 years in the
Cuban consular service at United
States posts.
Perez, who has been in Key
West for nearly three years, pre-
viously served as private secre-
tary to the chairman of the Cuban
senate
Before entering the consular
service, he took a general bust
ness course at McKenly College
at Lebanon, i'll, then attended the
Brown Business school in St
Louis, Mo-, where he entered the
service.
During his residence here,
Perez made many friends and was
active in civic affairs. He re-
Gently became district deputy
grand master of the Twenty
Fourth Masonic District, which
includes Key West.
Perez has not announced his
future plans. and consular Off
'cials said they have not been noti-
fled who will be assigned to fill
the vice-consulship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
ORDERS CUT ON
GASOLINE SALES
TEN PER CENT REDUCTION rs
] ORDERED BY PRICE CON-
TRoL OFFICIAL
tnr Asroclatea Pre..l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Or-
ders for 10 per cent reduction in
gasoline sales along the Atlantic
coast today were described by
Price Control Administrators Leon
Henderson as an interim step"
designed to serve while plans for
actual rationing are set UP.
Henderson said it will be neces-
sary at once to issue ration cards,
providing given amounts of fuel
for persons who require gasoline
in business, and slashing the sup
plies for others.
The 10 per cent cut in supplies
for filling stations was pro-
claimed by Henderson's agency
last night. Under that plan, eff
fective at once. there is no pro-
vision for individual rationing,
but wholesalers viii cut by 10 per
cent the amount of fuel delivered
To filling stations.
States effected are Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu-
sets, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina. Georgia, the
District Of Columbia, and that
part of Florida east Of the
Apalachicola river.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16

operative association, Stone said
RFC would make the million
dollar purchase at an interest
rate of only 2.48 per cent. while
the Nuyeen company, with which
the city has contracted, would
charge from As per cent to 6 per
cent.
Stone said the cooperative. if
it were successful in acquiring
the power company, would pay
in cash taxes at least as great as
those being set off by the pre-
sent company, and would retain
all present employees of the
company.
As further saving, REA
would furnish free of charge
competent financing, engineer
ing, accounting. legal and opera
tions assistance. cutting charges
now made by the local firm to
the parent company in New Jer-
/ sey.
Reduction of rates. Stone
pointed out, would increase pur-
chases of electrical equipment
here, boosting power use and
requiring the addition of more
generating facilities, which REA
would be n a position to install
Under such a plan, he ex-
planned. the navy would be will
ing to drop its electrical ex-
pansion program, getting power
from the increased facilities of
the cooperative, with a conse-
quent increase in earnings for
the plant
Sale of the local firm is made
necessary under ruling of the
Securities and Exchange COM
mission in July, which ordered
the Engineers Public Service cor
poration of New Jersey to sell
its controlling interest in Key
West Electric company within II
months.
The ruling is part of a pro-
gram of SEC to break up holding
companies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
TWO ARE BOUND
OVER TO COURT

Justine Ruiz charged with
driving an automobile without a
state license. this morning was
bound over to criminal court BY
Magistrate Enrique Esquinaldo,
Jr., under $50 bond.
James White, held on a reckless
driving charge after he was ac-
cused Of leading Constable Bien-
veniio Perez on i wild chase
through Key West streets, yesterr
day was bound over to criminal
court under 500 bond BY Es-
quinaldo.
Fixed at $500 yesterday morn
ing, Whites bond was reduced By
Esquinaldo before bis release.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
Ten Billion Dollars To Be !.
Contributed Ii New Lease
Lend Bill To Fight Nazis

WASHINGTON. Aug l6
Capitol observers today predicted
4 $1,000, 100000 lease lend bill IL
Americas first contribution %
the three -cornered y S British
Russian alliance against Hitlerisir
Describing the eight point war
aims declaration Of President
Roosevelt and British Prime
Minister Winston churchchiIl as
virtual partnership, cpngress
sional leaders said Il Is readily ap-
parent that Russia cannot cons
tinue to paw cash for war mate
rails if she IS to fight a long war
against Germany
Earlier estimate had fixed Tie
the next aid to the dem0cracies''
bill at about $4,000 .0O0, 900. based
on the assumption that Russia
would continue to pay IN cash.
Josef Stain. quickly replying
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
Several Cases Disposed Of
Friday In Criminal Court

Hastings johnson, U. S. Army
sergeant. who was held on two
counts of assault and battery for
beatings he is accused of admins
tering to his wife and Frances
Searcy. his sister n-law, yester-
day was ordered by Judge VIII
liam ". Albury to pay fines of SIS
and costs on each charge.
Accepting Johnson's plea of
guilty in chambers. Judge Albury
fixed Jail sentences of so days on
each charge. should the sergeant
fail to pay the fines He paid and
was released
johnson already had served
more than a month in Jail since
he failed to make $500 bond after
the beatings July 49,
Col. Webster F. Putnam, army
executive officer, said there
would be no military charge
against the man, since the offense
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
'fatGd Discussion PTteipitated
Al Commissioners Meeting Last
NIGHT On Road PdtTO|Inan Issue
Preparations Go Forward For
Entertaining Visiting Cadets

A feature Of entertainment
plans for Mexican navy men
aboard the transport Durango,
due in Key West Tuesday. viii be
a buffet supper at which the
cadets viii be guests of the Cath
Ollie Daughters of America and
the National Catholic Community
Service, it was announced today.
Planned for Tuesday night,
providing the ship arrives here on
schedule Tuesday morning, the
buffet will be held between 5 and
2 o'clock at the USO hut on Duval
street
Complete plans for the day-long
entertainment program have not
yet been announced. The full
program will be released Mon
day, sponsors of the entertain
ment said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
CONTROLS TRAFFIC
I'm MILITARY AREA
fns A..ociated PRESS

AM POLK, La, Aug. l6.--A
word from heaven is helping to
control traffic in Louisiana these
days.
The newest wrinkle developed
to keep some 10000 vehicles and
more than a quarter million
troops moving in the third army
maneuvers area is an air force of
military police. They haven't
earned a name as vet, but until a
better one comes along they will
be known as the M. P.s of the
Air. 7
These high flying traffic cops
have been assigned dozen small
grasshopper planes to test the
feasibility of directing traffic
from the air, conducting behind
the lines observation and acting
as an aerial messenger service for
army headquarters during the
huge war games to start here Aug.
1 Upon results of the tests the
army vii base its decision as to
whether there is a use for the
tiny, low-flying planes in today's
high-speed warfare
Until the nlaneuvers are under
way, the planes will be used to
circle military conveys and COM
municate with them by radio or
voice to direct their movement
along the road. Actually the
planes, according to their manu-
facturers, can fly to slow and so
low that a strong voiced M. p. can
call directions through mega
phone. However, a greater use
probably will be made OF the two
way radio sets mounted in the
planes, and public address sys-
TENS attached to few of them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
Russians Put Up Savage figlt
III SLOW Retreat From Ukraine
tmy $50. lasea rre.~,

Il
NEW YORK, Aug 16.- Resist
ing with savagery that may be
producing one Of history's blood
lest battle, Russian armies in the
south today were retreating inch
by-inch across the rolling plains
of the Ukraine.
Both German and Russian ac-
counts told of unparalleled
slaughter in the fierce Nazi
onslaught against the slowly re-
treating Reds.
Moscow reports spoke of bit
ter. unrelenting' action, IN which
the Red Armies were making the
Germans pay with blood for
every foot Of Ukralnian soil over
which they passed. A comrnuni-
que said the entire area from
which the Russians are with
drawing is a scene of desolation,
burned over BY the Reds. she'll
marked and Uttered with the
dead.
While fighting continued In
what the official German news
agency, DNB, described as a
night Of horror Russian
bombers carried out their heav-
lest raid Of the war on Berlin,
and the Nazi luftwaffe struck
back with SCATTERING attack on
the Black Sea port Of Odessa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
TWO SHIPS ARE
SUNK BY DUTCH
FOUR OTHER VESSELS ARE
REPORTED TO HAVE
BEEN DESTROYED
fuy AssoeInfea pre..,

CAIRO. Aug. ia Dutch
submarine, operating with the
British fleet il the Mediter-
fanean, Thursday night destroy
ed q 5.060-ton italian rner-
chairman and q I,Oo0-ton sail
ing vessel, q conmuniuue said
today.
Information from the Neither
lands government-in-exile at
London revealed the ships
brought to $4,000 tons the total
in Axis vessels destroyed BY
Dutch submarines in the war.
AT the same time, Cairo re-
|vealed British planes Of the
fleet air arm destroyed three
Axis merchant ships and d des-
troyer ID torpedo attacks.
Whether the vessels sunk b
the Dutch submarine were in the
same convoy with those attacked
By the planes was not revealed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-16
Stone Explains Advantages
Through Purchasing Electric
Co. Under RFC-REA Plan

Purchase of Key West Electric
company under the RFC- REAl
plan presented to city council
Thursday night would mean a
SIS annual saving to the average
power user in Key West Julius
#. Stone. Jr,, coonty attorney.
declared today.
Stone based his figures on the
assurance of the federal agency
that electric rates here could be
cut SO per cent under REA direc-
ton. The average consumer bill
is about $4 a month.
Speaking as representative of
the Florida Keys Electric Co