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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20
0R;fisss, SEN 70. Aassn i941


1 Iibm oas .gefiibl elmer Denuiitig.alg
ant 10 iDirS Elm Nalrm on Der Dnr5el
0eg @liides Ser Gbe ,loaea. Meia
ssssat 1T III. iIs, sss,iterefie Stree gosHes
gegeben, iJ gIonbe Sic ober feit per.
lfderr Sn f1nnen. haB nieine Iodter
ON einen folben Rat nienials oenfeH
mirnl tpenn aH0ers iid ibr 6ers sssb-
rem 5obne 5i.ipenoen Iollte :
.,8as gift Der nei.gefhaffene
Aoel?' fragte Norrfs.
| ,,Hidts'' ertpioerte Der @raf.
,,nenn er nibt bon benz ipabret @ei.
tie innerer Hitterlihfeit erfiiat 1T
bieI, iue1n er nnr bic dnBere Sorln
fiir cine fbon borbanoene 5ade gift.
Gen @eift ben id, bonn aoel perlan-
|ge, bat Sbr 5obn bon SSbnen m fid
atfgenomHen, oabon bin ih iiber-
5eugt, oas babe id) ans bem 9erfebr
nit linn erfannt; attBeroenr felt er
als Sffi5fer Dem HbeI polffontn1en
gleid, ale @efese bes 2ebens gelten
gfeidmdBia fir i'm tuie fir ieine 8a-
meraoer1 nit Den bornebmften Ma-
men Ser llrlprling eines ieoen aoels
lit Ser 9ienit bes Baterlanoes nit
Dem @eiIt ooer5 nit bern Shlpert.
aud) Sas dltefte Geidlebt bat eineu
erften Begriinber gebabt, mo oie
5rase iuare bielleibt idiper 5u be.
ailttporten, pb es eoIer feI Der Sprob
feiner slbnen ooer Der abnberr iefner
Na1fptnnrerl 5lt ieilt. @lanben Sic
mir, tpenn SIR Sobn ieineln neuen
GaterIanbe init, gbren 1tnb aus5eid.
1lmg bient, 10 miro er feIbit itto feline
ainoer ben alteIten @eibledtern oes
annbes ebenbiirtig Oaiteben, iuoem Iie
ienen ia innerlid) gleidJ iinoi inlo
altb cine fleinlfbe, netoilbe ltno I'D.
miid)e altffafiitng miro nienals bent
@eoanfen Ralun iebaffen fonnen Dab
cine 6ralt 5u ibnt berabgeltieget lei.
Nob einmal mieberbole id: mas i'd,
gelagt babe, lit feline 8ebinsllls. es
lift ein Sat, ben isb Sbnen aebe llno
.oeiien grpdgnng i6 Sbnet iiberlalie.
- erlauben Sic iebt, oaB ib Sic
meinen Danten borltele. a,th nena
Der leste Seil 1tnieres @eiprabes
eben MIR @elprdd bleiben foate, ipiir-
be es mir Dennod cine gbre nno
Jre,,oe iein, Sic 5u Den Srennoen
meines Salties at rebnen." ]"
&urris mar inlmer nod na6oenf-
lid, aber Der finftere ansbrnf ioar
BON feinen @eiihte berihtDnnoen. gr
foIgte Dem @rafen. Der i'm iiber Oen
r&orrioor nad bem empfanssiaIoH
ieiner @emablin fiibrte. oer ai,Berlid
6ebaelih llno geibinadpoa, aber eben.
10 einfab tpie ieia eigenes arbeits-
5ilnmer nnb fat altb6terlib einge-
ridtet mar
Die @r1fin, cine bobe, bornebme
grlheinnng, nit einem @eiiht bon
feinel,, eolen 3iisen nit eraral,en-
Dem, idlibt friliertem Saar, einfad
IN bnafle 5arben sefleioet, fam Serrn
Norris artig enteesen uno besriiBte
-ibn anf 0ie 8oritellmng ibres Man-
nes mit einiaen berbinOliden Dofien.
aud iie beobodtete ben melt be.
fannten Willionar, Der ibren 2ebeas.
freiien 10 fern ftano, nit elmer gei0il.
ielt 3nriidbaltnng, nno oas Hei,iltat
ihror Qlosh,, r1,4,,,,~ sr{,;o,, t,,a,,ionr ,.s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20

re idg aIs elm Geiligi,uu IN mir, uHO
er legt mir s,tsleiA Die Bflidt aiif,
|nibts 81 t,lH, ipas meiaer abHen nn-
miirOig tuare. gbenio bin id babon
aber5eirgt, baB sic ben eoleH, &C.
resbten Stol5 in fiA trasen aaf oie
arbeit, oer.5ie s,bre Rillioneu ber-
oanfen; oen i0ridten SteI5 finoeH
sic nnr BEL oenet, Die nid)fs babeH
ais sSbren aoel, o6er nidts als ibr
@elo. Gebmen sic mir beiite nseilleH
aoelstitel, 10 tper0e id iRsner nod
elm ebrlider, fleiBiser rno fapferer
Nann feiH, ninmt man @S6nen Sbr
@elo, 10 perben sic oasfelbe fein,
pic id, i1no oarnm fo0ten bie Stanse.
iid abten ,tnb ergdn5en ftatt iib fa-.
iteuartig ab5nldlieBeH nno 5u baf-
fem"
Norris ftano a1f, 5eine auset1
itrablten in narnlem 2id)t. ,,Sa, ia"
iagte er, lid bin nit MiBtrauen 5ll
Sbnen eefomnlen id glaubte Bel
Sbuen einen f6arfen @egenIds gegen
allemeine aniibten itno lleber5eusun-
gen an finben. SD Babe mid geirrt
= is) babe eiHen Rann in Sbnem ge-
iitnbsn, Der oiefelben @rnnoiiber3eus,
gltngen bot, ipie id, nno befien 5tol5
aitf feline Gorfabren ib abte, mie Sic
oen 1neinigen auf meine eigene ar-
belt. 8ir f0nnen itns periteben llno
miteinanSer tpirfen nnb arbeiten -
modten bod) alle ltuferesgleiben 10
oenfen ipie mir"
geioe Nanner oritften fid Die
SdHoe.
SD tpia Ssbueu", fagte Norris,
,oas 8ertraueu, Dos ieb getponneH
bepeiien, inoem ib Sbnen oen eigent-
liden 1fuo ipabreu @runo mttteile,
Ser mid su Sbnen gefiibrt fat, oenn
Sic ausfiiHfte ii6er Die 8erbaltHiiie
in RoIenau, 10 tuertpofl fie mir audi
itno, batte id AUDI tpobl anoerstpo
finoen fonneu."
Ser @raf neigte Sas Saupt, elm
fliidtiaes 2adeln fpielte ltH feline
2ippen.
.Nein 5obn", frbr Worris fort.
nberfebrt in Sbrem Sal,ie, er bat
mir mitaeteilt, ba6 .er eine tiefe llnb
ernite Reisung sll Sbrer Sodter i'm
Seraen trase. SD n,nB Sbaen fasen.
oaB i6 baonrd peinlid, ia nnange<
nebm beriibrt tpuroe. SD fiirdtete.
cine bodmiitiee 3uriidneiinna. Ser
iid nlein StoIa, ben sic ia felblt fiir
beredtist erflaren, nibt ansieben
m06te ober - beraeiben sic nit Die
poIle Sffe,,beit = cine 3iftimmuns
ants Icoislid duBeren uno n,ateriel=
lem @riinoe,t, sic mir fir oas Slid
meines Sobnes nod idmerslider ge-
ueien mare. Sett, ba icb sic femme,
iiirbte id) peoer> oas eine nod bas
anoere, nno frage Sic obne Hiidbalt
uno Sbell Oh sic cine Berbllns
meines Sobnes tint Sbre 9odter &C.
Itatten tpolen. Saeen sic nein, 10
tperbe id oie griinoe, bic sic be-
Itimmen noeen, adten. benn sic bas
BEN ia 6as Redt. an6ere Blane fir
Sbr Sinh au faiiea. Sasea 5ie ia,
10 tperoe id Hber Sic 3utnnft meines
Ssbnes berubiet iein.''
,.Wein lieber 6err @orris", faste
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20

Sinh oariiber oenft, peiB id nidst liz
BOT germ naS fre,nDi60ftlid) nit Dem
syrennoe ibres 9rnoers berfebrt
nj DEM Ser5en eiRes iisHssH aaaS=
1e,ts 5M lefen in MsDerer, nls Oie
empfmossaeen eines N0nnes bon
5reianit ,.Ito gbre, iDie .es Sbr SobH
iii, oit erfenHen- Neine Artiport III
einfoh: idb babe seseu bic 8erbin-
ouns Der beioen i.,llsen 2ente nidts
ein5mipenoen; eines n,,r hattie MIDI 0a-
hon abbaIteH fOsnlen, tDenH ib in 81
men Der5eibem sic al,A meine Of
fe,lbeit oas seflRoen bate, mas
id fait befiirbtete, ben fdroffen @elo-
itoI5, nit bem itb toeoer mid nod
mein &in0 ieninls in 8eriibrnng ge-
braAt 81 ieben niinide. Die entfdei-
ol,Hg aber ftebt rueiuer goebter 5ls,
sic. 1per0en 6as besreifen."
.,goafonmen' iagte Worris, lid
DeiB, iuas id tpiifen ipoate. laifen mir
allo Oie Sadie geDen, ilnO tpenn Die
i,rnsen 2e,ite lid 81, chamber finoen,
10 Iollen iie in 8oienall lire Geimat
griinben, bas Damn in ieiner nei,er
Serrim ipenigitens ipieoer 5n bent @e=
i9ledt feiner oltem 8eItser ai,riiffe6.
rem tpir0."
8eioe oriidten iid abertnals oie
Sanoe.
0ab einem allgenblid BEG geiin-
mems iaste Der @raf: sd babe iebt
bielleidt, meiu perebrter Gre,tnO,
penn Sic snlir erlauben Dollen, Sic
10 at nenneu, ,lnabbangig bapon OBJ
mir inns nod 1riber treten, nlebr ais
borber nod bas 9iedt, oen &at sit
geben, auf ser flellen 8elibung Elm
Maiorat su ftiften. 8ielleidt tuerOen
bann audi bie Habfolnrneu meines
8lutes bcn 9uben iino Segen oapon
genieBen."
SD iperbe oariiber nadoenfeit" ),
ernioerte Daorris, ullnb ib fann So
men norber iasen, BOB Sbre @riinoe
erniten ginorud a,,f mid eemadt ba=
bent"
,,ltno bann", fuhr Ser Graf fort,
.ipiro es Sbnen leidt fein, fir SSbren
Sobn. einen Abelstitel am erlanaer,
ser a,ih Gl.6erlib BEN Stanoes,,nter=
ibieo aitfbebt.'
Norris trat einen GAritt 5ariid.
5eia @elidt -berfiniterte iid. .eiue
iolbe 8eoinanns, Serr Graf'. iaste
er, .batte ib BON SbneH nidt eripar-
tet, nnb ipenn sic slanben, oaB Die
lelbe anb BON sssbrer aodter aeltellt
merben iDiiroe, 70 ipiirbe id} meiner-
ieits nitbt on beren 2iebe glanben ,tno
cine eliidlibe 3ufltnft niAt bora,,s-
Ieben fonuen. =
Ser graf fbiittelte oen aopf.
Seine De6insans babe iA aAsseIpro-
den. SD sebe ss,bnen einea Nat, an
oeiien Befols.lns id meine einiuiaiz
e,.na nibt fniipfe''
,,llab iuar,int?' fraste Norris,
tinmer nod finlter blideno, nbalten
Sic meinen eiHfaden Na,Hen llidt
fir tpiiroig lid nit elmer @raiin 5n
berbinoen2''
,,Niirbe id 10 oenfen, 10 tDiiroe id
meine ginspiais,.ns iiberbal.pt ber-
laeen. Aber. beriteben sic midi nobl,
in Sen aueen zines groben geiles
Sar QlaI4 xiIt Sol. MAoI si.r b;not, l,sz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Capture General
In Army S Games
WITH THE DEFENDERS

WITH THE DEFENDERS a
vital I3-mlls front blocking the
highway approaches 10 Olympia
from the south Tuesday VAS the
center % intense lighting be
tween 100 900 army troops de-
Tending the Northwest from En-
imaginary invasion BY sesborns
enemy forces
A high command cOmmuniqus
from the headquarters Of Maj Gen
Kenyon \. Joyce. commander u
the TX army corps. sad 20 600
troops were On the alert on four
fronts against "A determined in
vsdsr' driving on Brsmsrton ard
Seattle. with tao arms Of = pineer
movement ciosing reisntisssiy on
the state capital
The hostile coalition force
which last week seized Hawai-
and thence sueceazfuliy Invaded
the mainland Nzs theoretically
advancing powerfully from land
holds won a. Crays Hsfnor ~
divs-bomDsrs and p4rstfoOps
The drive inland Nss IN three
directions toward Oszyiils On ths
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
| One More Chance
Offered Before
U.S.. Takes Plant
BY UNITED PRESS

Defense officials believed Tues
day that President Roosevelt
would make n final appeal for &C
ceptanoe Of mediation board re
commendations before ordering
government seizure Of the strike
bound Federal shipbuilding and
Drydock Co. AT kearney. n J.
Government efforts 20 end the
i2-day strike coinoided with
moves 10 draft a labor stabilize
ton program for the Southern
California. aircraft industry and
10 dispel threat Of strike which
might cripple telephone eommuni-
cation.
At Michigan City. Ind. leaders
Of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Carmen met Tuesday to CONSIDER
further action in their day
strike which has halted produc-
ton Of so freight cars daily a.
the Pullman Car Manufacturing
company
The plant has been granted ma
terial priorities because Of the
vital need for freight cars for de-
Continued on Page !. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Old Strategy
Used by Reds

MOS COW -Red arm y
forces, applying strategy used
effectively in the Napoleonic
war, were reported Tuesday
to be falling back before the
Germans on the Leningrad
and Ukraine fronts, but were
said 10 have thrown the Nazis
back beyond Smolensk on the
Moscow front.
Frontier dispatches Said the
populations Of Leningrad. Kiev
and Tellinn were preparing 10 de-
fend these ancient capitals to the
last man IN keeping with the
Russian scorched earth policy.
Violent street-fighting Vas report
ed in progress IN unnamed cities
and villages Of the southwestern
Ukraine.
The communist party organ
Pravds reported the "snnihilstion"
~ two Nan osttslions Of the ssth
regiment n fighting al X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Smslisr Fumes Spoil
Lawns and Shrubbery

Hundreds ~ Tacoma RESIDENTS
are Up In arms because - ten
porary damage % thsir lawns ard
shruhbsry caused - sulphur
fumes ff0m fhs sBsiisr.
y A Whlts. general manager
n the sFnslisr. aid that TIA prev
alenos u sulphur fumes az this
Tins II ths year Vas caused -
atmospheric conditions resulting
from a lack u aiffiaslng Dfss1sa
Normally. uas prevailing south
Ssst wind dlffsisss ths fumes over
ths moist yspCrs arising from
Commencement bay. Dat during
the summer thsfs ara oeeaasofss
xhsn tina wind yssFs 70 ina north
Or northwest or no wind az AL
thus causing ina fumes % diffBas
On Tacoma lawns ana snFisDDafy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Nazis Claim
Gains Growing

BERLIN-Germany after
two months of war against
the Red army Tuesday claim
ed the conquest Of all Of the
Ukraine west Of the Dnieper
river tmore than 10000
square miles,, the capture Of
77,750 additional prisoners
and the imminent dissolution
Of the Russian main army Of
the south.
The Nszis captured a IS 600
ton battlsship and even other
Narships AZ Sikoistv.
The high commands report
Of prisoners tAken boosted the
total for the Ukraine 10 Is0.-
80 In the last 10 DAYS and
MAS deseribed by Sszis a.
small compares 10 the casual
ties inflicted on the enemy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
One Crash Victim
Seriously Hurt

Mrs Mimi. A. Aellor. 81. IA.
critically injured and her dsnRh.
tef.ln.ia~. Mrs.. Josephine Ford
~, and daughter. Georgia Mnllor.
II, suffered serious injuries when
the car In whieh they we're riding
hit light pole At "a. Fife inter.
section Monday.
The car Was driven by NJ e.
Ford. husband ~ Mrs.. Ford and
son ~ Mrs Msilar
bic sNsrssd sharply io the right
10 avoid hitting a fuel truck AMI
struck the light pole. Ne suffered
only minor Injuries
All four Of the victims iva In
Elma.
Tho three women were taken 10
the county hospital. where attend.
ants Tuesday said Mrs. nsliors
condition VAS .sztremsiy serious g
Mrs. Ford suffered fractures 20
her psiyia. oellarbons and ribs.
while Aiaa asiior fractured an
arm IN tSo places Both are az
peeted 20 recover. hospital attend
ants said.
Driver ~ the truck. according
10 stats patrol Officers. vas Hans
Kosles he Nas not booked foF
Pierce County Deputies Eafi
Cassidy and tA,tber Wright Nsfs
frat "a arrive on the scene. They
took Mrs. Msllor 10 the hospital
4 short time later. the others ssfs
removed 10 tss hospital By state
Joe slAdsk and
private an btiiaHee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
ear 10 Of Is
On Plane Killed
In Brazil Crash

$40 rAuio. n..ssi David
Nuvak. injured steward ~ q
ranair ~ Brasil transport plans
which crashed near here Monday
was reported 10 hav. expressed
fear Tuesday that 10 sut 81 tho II
persons aboard had been killed.
Novak, questioned in samafi.
tame hospital here. identified "a
survivors two American pas.
ssnErfs. Prof Philip c. Ia.~ip. 81
Columbia University, New York.
an international lsw authority
and Hugh Davies. go. ~ caninsrs.
Pa. Sac rauio branch manager
81 tho International Harvester
company.
The steward had spent last
night walking seven and ons.half
miles 10 san Psnla from the
scene Earlier. Panair official.
said that Novak had phoned that
"All are we'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Tollefson
Would Abafe
4 Speak"
Ddto Furnished by
State Dry Agents
Used in Actions

A batement proceedings
against four Tacoma locations
were filed in superior court
Tuesday by Prosecutor Thor
c. TollefSon for the state.
Information used In the ahate-
ment proceedings was obtained
from state liquor board agents
who have made numerous arrests
at the locations for violation OF
the steele act.
The locations are.
1920 a SO. Tacoma way Marie
Mcclellan Rae. owner. Anil Lupo.
lessee: Is arrests and convictions
52l6 So. Tacoma way Louie
Centoni. owner five arrests and
four convictions.
1888 Commerce. Lucky Hour
John Doe Rowland and Lena
Clausen. owners Jim Soreln and
Mary Carney. lessees; 20 arrests
and rs convictions.
1881 Commerce. SORRENTO cafe
Sam Rush. owner. Ben cosali
and Joe Colgola. leSsees. 10 ar
rests and convictions.
The proceedings, which were
filed by Tollefson. were prepared
by Deputy Hugo Neither. jr.. OF
the prosecutors staff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Eighty.sixht years after lh<
first Nssoa train u Puget scssssd
h0msassksfn creased ths caseasi<
mountains a. Aaehss psas. repre-
ssnisilsss ~ civic organizations
m Baekisy. Enumei4N, sumner
ard pgyaIigp joined ~ith Taeoms
gfoups al the University Union
club Monday night 20 ofganl<s tins
saehss Pass Highway association.
CIVIC leaders IN Southwest
Washington and thu kittst.s and
Yakima vsiisys ssnt letters prom
lstnE n support . movement for
highway that would bring Puget
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Miss Mary Peterson. who has
spent part OF the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Rasmussen,
2702 So. 18th st, departed Tues
day for her home in Council Bluffs
Ia. where she Is principal Of the
Rue grammar school.
Dorothy and Beora Elms and
Mona stone are enjoying = sum
mer tan acquired on months
vacation at the Elms' summer
home at Spring Beach.
Capt. Edward Dick Geddes.
master Of the big weyerhauser
intercoastal steamer Heffrom. was
married Aug Is Al Philadelphia
to Olive Victoria Mann, II was
learned here Tuesday. Geddes
left Immediately with his ship for
South Africa and the Red sea on
a six-month voyage He II the
son Of Mrs. Kate Geddes, 1l22 No.
Cakes ST.
Corp. Richard &. Bligh. Hdqrs.
squadron. s4th AIT Base group.
Mcchord field. has been promoted
CONTINUED on Page }. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Naches Pass Highway Assn.
To Promote Shorter Route

Sound ard Eastern Wsshington -
mics ns4fsr than ~ the present.
shortest slI.ye.r route through
tsaoqaslnis pas<.
Ths psfpas~ 81 the sssoeiAfion
AZ expressed IN tins bylaws - 10
'.prefnots construction II The
saehss pass est-off ~ . part ~
ths state and federal hlghw
systems Of Washington. and
promotion of a4en conn
highways a. ~iil serve tn<
est possihie number of
ties and persons IN u
lContinus4 On Page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
IA Months
For Draftees

WASHINGTON war
department announced Tues
day 1t plans TO release selec-
tees and national guardsmen
after they have served be-
tween ID and Is months I'M
less the international situa-
ton becomes more serious.
Under the military service ex-
tension bill signed Monday by
President Roosevelt. the army
could keep seleetees. gusrdsmen
and reservists in service for 80
months, or ga years. Regular
army men could be retained for
"A years.
The army also sent instructions
to the field arranging for the re-
lease from active duty Of almost
200. 900 men by Dec. 10 Of this
year. in the following order Of
preference:
Dependency and hardship cases
when properly established.
o-Men rs years OF age or over
4 on July l. 1e4i. regardless of
length of service and in order Of
length OF active federal service.
, Married men who desire dis
= charge at the end of their u
months service.
Expressing the hope that it will
not be necessary to hold in service
any individual now in training for
the full 30-months term permits
sible under the law, the war de-
partment said II was anticipated
that national guard enlisted men
and selectees. other than those for
whom priorities are announced,
will be released after an average
of about Is months total active
service, some as ear ly as Ia
months"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Baseball Finals

- 80 ~ ~
.,,,a, ....n.. ,
.' 80 80 ~
:. 80
US '""" "~s'p"'A w"
sA'hssl' pos p"h'o' VET sf"shps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Brooklyn Pier
Fire Toll Rises

NV yORk IN. death ton IN
a 81 800 600 fire Nhlch destroyed
a Brooklyn pier and ths 800 ton
frsiEhtsr PsnBoo b@gsn 10 mac a.
firsmsn boarded the attn burning
hulk Tuesday.
Pears tnsf some crew members
and ionzsb0remen bad Desn
trapped aboard ths snip we're borne
out ~ the Immediate discovery
- tao hodiss on the dsek
Continued o. Page 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Many people IN thr world
today. including this country.
tho president said. have not
yet walked up 10 the fact
which Abraham Lincoln 81.
pressed hy the declaration
that they have a war 20
win
lie said he was using the
quotation from Lincoln. he.
cause the situation now after
all IL parallel with that dur
ing tho Civil war.
The president s~s~sss.u 0.
M. histasie e.afese.~c. 81
.~a win rssws~ Nislssss MIA
st.s ahurshtii. sid that rs~~s-
log sa.ld put m.r- punch IN
sasssies. material s.sssisse~
." the drmaersss~s ~ The
s.sisi-assi.sssr~ hteh ~
said might sst.~a Through the
Year ists--n .aeh onatirass
sffart. should b~ s~resssss Go
cheek the sgHr~.-s.a 81 Nae
Ism.
Speaking 10 ef.wded press
conferences. be said that Amsfles
and Great Britain ass taking an
,rInysnasy inventory u psodue.
Ion, needs and actual deliveries
n he ready late this summer.
which viii enahle eioss lntsrfailsn
n the output ~ Americas war
productlon machine ~ith Inc nsesis
n Great Britain. assssss and
China
The president Rad ~ Ne
press conferences ihree para
graph. taksm fr.m the n~f
volume ~ Carl ss.dbssG's
ii...i. se.rsphs. The War
Years emphasizing that tls-
coln snieea the ssssis IN Tho
fall ~ isaf--s ,ess after The
sisii sas had beKss. The
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sSs.70 Approved
For Fort Project

A rsersaflonai facilities project.
Including construction u field
houses sad blssehsrs. for FORT
L<Uis. mas been approved IN NASH
ington. y. C.. according % word
received mere Tussdsy from u .
sen. Mon G. wsligren. Tns project
>riI cost tss. 7os. according 70
waligren.
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ma mast optimistic does NJ,
suppas. that sweden could tssls,
a German bllixkfiss successfully
But ths current fFams ~ mind 10
expressed BY Dsfsass Minister Pei
Edwin Hkold
az ss are mai .lls~sa is IN
asastsf. In oar ssa ho.s< 40
iatssa IA fight. rhs ssssiies
~hstbss "a wiii serve .as sse-
fsI purpose sssst sai 10 fssssd.
Mia t~sk .ss ai.~ 80 shall
asfssa ssf.~fsss. N 80 are
ever nssspisa .s shall not
s.ss ~ ssk sas.eiss. n 90
really ala everything 10 sss
poser 10 yseseat what h.a
h.pp~aea
IN HinoF says. saliassd 10 ~
eompstlbis ~ifh national honof.
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Sports World
FLASHES

WICHITA. kss.-rs. ~.
Lewis. Wash. baseball team
enc ~ the ihr~~ ses,tes ai.-.
pissinE IN the >sti..sl sessi.
Pro a.-~haii c.axr~.. sere. -.s
eliminated rne.dse shes N l.>t
.. = .. q game IN the Frederick.
Nd. tta.tier..
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Nnlle American ana brltlsn
pressure was increased TO block
further japanese aid TO the axis,
the Nazi southern army claimed
the conquest Of an area about half
as large as Texas in the Ukraine
up to the Dnieper river. which 10
the last gerst natural obstacle pro-
tecting the Donetz basin war in
dustries.
Seizure OF eight Soviet warships
all under construction or repair
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Havana Bombings
Hurt II Persons

mAtANA--At iss~e ~ p~sunse
w~fe injured IN bnsmssnes IN ynst~
asss parts ~ shs MY vst<n k1ps
The psopis ~ Havana IN . sssss ~
alarm fos s~s hosrs last night. u
was reported In usoffieisi ssaysss
Tuesday,
Fpaf u th..s injured ~sss SAID
10 bs IN q serious condition. and
according ~ me report . cnins~s
wss kiilsd in me tasnh ssnlossn1.
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SEATTLE-Gordon s. Rent
schiller. chairman OF the board of
the National City Bank Of New
York. said Tuesday the destiny Of
the west is to write a new and
amazing chapter in the develop
ment OF America
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WAsHINGTON-The Unit
ed States may couple ITS stern
protest to Japan with re-
taliatory measures which
would have the effect of pro-
hibiting Japanese from leav.
ing this country without spe-
cial permission. authoritative
sources said Tuesday.
High administration officials
were considering plan which
would require all foreign nationals
to obtain exit permits before they
could leave the United states. The
move would have the same effect
ss Tokyo's action In prohibiting
Americans and other aliens from
leaving Japan without special per
mits.
Disclosure Of plans for sternsf
control over the departure Of for
eign nationals followed closely
conferences In Tokyo between u. n
Ambassador Joseph c. Grew and
Japanese Foreign Minister TeiIlro
Toyoda on matters OF utmost
Importance
Grew was believed Ia have
protested stroaEis against
Jspan's refusal 10 permit 100
Americans stranded In Tokyo
Ia ~ evacuated by the 4. =.
liner President Coolidge and
the Imposition Of restrictions
upon The departure % other
American nationals.
Meanwhile. United States policy
appeared 90 take a nrmer tone In
o ther directions. Congressional |
leaders who conferred Sith Preai-
dent Roosevelt At ia. White House /
carried away the impression that /
the meeting with Prime Minister /
Winston Churchill had produced /
the conclusion that Russia could /
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