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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Wed Today

MRS. WAYNE WOOD. the
former Amslia Luedke. has left
with Mr.. Wood to make their
home in Washington, D. e. fol-
lowing q quiet wedding this noon
at Zion Evangelical parsonage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

0ELnN xoUk0 nate montel Of ne opl0e0s 80 0GMfMS
particular period what you wish - oveFcde
% the offending manel u applied 70 he pnsee WNM
moved without structural changes voete94 ls4.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24

@laube ser Stride it, Dab sic @eburt
@bri1ti ,rtn Mitternadt seideben iei
tpie es ia a,,b int bibliidelt 8eridte
aneeoe,,tet tpirb. Das 1,d6tli6e Quit
tel ion al,b oart,1t, ipie bas Men=
ibengeidledt bei ser Mnf,tnft bes
Seilonoes in. sSinlternis uno Sooes-
l6atten eelegen mar. gS fam oud
periinnbilben, oaB bie eipige @eburt
oes Sobnes aus bem Sater in Inter-
grii,eolide @uisfeit fdllt ,,nb fiir uns
Wtenlden ein ,u1ol,r6bringliheS Sc
beinnis BARTLETT.
:Oieie erite Meiie lpir6 o,1h ,,gngel-
anti genannt, ipeil i'm gpangelilm
bieier Meile er5dblt miro, iuelh frcl1=
oiee Scilnabme sic gngel ou ser @e>
burt bes Serrn genonunen lmb ipie
iie @ott oafiir gelebt 1no Sic 9ter=
iden eliidlid) geprieien baben. GS
ecl6ab bies int 0unfel Der 9eadlt.
vSSS,t oerlelbeu @eecro - beibt
es I'M @ponaelil,m - tparen Soirten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
monte abseissus est. Dan. 2, Is.

a1f Dem Seloe ltno bieltell 9tabt1pabc
bei ibrer Seroe. ltnb iiebc, ein g,l9cl
fes Serrn lta,,o por ibnen, ,tno sic
Serrlibfeit @ottes l.mlelthtete lie,
ltno tie fiirdteten iid) iebr. Der Gn=
gel aber ipra6 Sit ibncn:
u6iirdtet e,6 nid5t; oen1 lebet, id
perfiinoiee el,6 cine eroBe ;Srel1oc,
sic allem Golfe 51tteil miro; beutc lit
el16 ni1uli6 iu Der Staot 9apios
Ser tSeilano eeboren iporoelt, lpelber
lit @briit it11s ser Serr. ltno oies iou
el6 5u,n 3eihen iein: ibr lperoet ei1t
&ino fi11oen, in 8inoeln ei,tgelpidelt
1no in elmer &rippe lieaenb." l1nb
pl0hlih mar BEL bem G11gel eine
Menge ser biumlil6en 9ceridaren,
lpelbe @ott lobten rno ipraden: ,,gb=
re lei @ott lit Ser oobe ,nb Trieoe
oen Weni6en a,tf @roen, Sic zines
gltten @illens lil,6!'
Die 5iueite MeKe
miro bel Soeesanbr,t6 geleien, l'm
anauoe1terL ipas oos &ir6el1gebet
laet, oab on bieiem Gage bas ncue
2idt 5ur grle,t6t1ng Ser @fcnidbeit
aufgeeangen lit. Sic miro vSirtel=
amt" genannt, oem 8erid)te oes
gpangeliunts gel1ldb, iu ipcldcm er~
5ablt miro, oaB sic &irten 5,tr &rippc
eilten 11uo BORT ben1 &inbc ibrc @ul=
oiglng oarbra6te,1. - Die Sirten
ipraden 5ueinanoer: u2aiiet inns Biz
nab @cblebem eeben lmo bas @ort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
Dbip Baiienfrenn6

leben, mas geideben lit uno bas Der
Serr l,1s funogetan bat
ltnb ite fanen eilenos ltno fanoen
Waria ltno SoIepb lnro bas &ino,
tpeldes in Ser &rippe lag. 9a lie es
aber laben, madten lie befalnt, mas
at ibne,t pnlt bieient &inbc gclagt
tporben. mar. ltnb b~alle, Sic cs bDrten,
tpitnberten li6 iiber oie Dinae, tpcl6c
bon SEN Soirten ibnen er3dblt tporbcn
iparen.- ltnb Sic Spirten fcbrten gu
rid, inoe1n tic @ott pricieu lno lob
te,1 uno oeiier iuillen, mas tic gebort
unb geieben batten.
0ic 5lpeite Nfelle crintcrt at Sic
geiltigc @rburt Gbriiti in ocn Scrjcn
ser Wlal1bigen, peldc rnS burd) bie
a1beteuoen Sirteu BET Ser &rippc por@
gcltellt lpcrocn. SIN @cr5cn baben
tie oIles bcgriffeu; lie beten oaS &ino
an 1rno licbcn es: Sn Sen Scr5en Die
JET einfode11 9c,ttc lit Gbriit,ts ebert
folls geborel tporocl1, gciitigcrmeilc,
oltr6 icinc 8nuoc.
0ieie @eburt Seiu iol oud) IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24

inherent @er5en iid poll5ieben. Hu-
fen mir alio bos sottlibc &ino III
lu1iere Seelcn, bcrelten mir ibm BORT
eine ongenebme Wobnit1tte uno ior>
gen lpir, ooB ni6ts 5ii11obaftes ibln
oen @ingang in infer Srnerltes per=
lpebrt. Beilen mir iblu nid)t sic Git
re, lpie oic Ginlpobner poll 9ctblebem.
Ml llp fort nit ser Sobiiinoe, fort nit
ieoer 5iinbe! ltuo bon1 s,lr &om=
n1tuionbanf bin; oa febrt ia oas liebe
Seilsfinb perl0nlih BEL uus ei,t uno
ideltt iid 1u1s 5l,r f0ltlihen @eib-
nobtsgobc. - Sn ser
brittem Ieiie,
oen1 SpoHolnt ooer ,,&onigsmeiic',
miro oas S6l1bepangeli,,m bon Ser
glnbet,,ng ser beiligen orei &0niec
er5dblt, sic pom 5tcrnc gefiibrt, nob
8etblebcn1 foucn: Sic trateu in oos
SouS beibt es oaielbit - fanoen
ous &ino nit Otoria, lciuer Wf1,tter,
lho fielcn nicoer 1no bcteten cs al1.
Sic tatcu oud ibre Sbdtc ouf nno
brohten ibm 8eihenfc oor, 8olo,
&eibro,th lrno Wtprrben. slls einen
eroben S0nig percbrten lie bcn nett
geborenen Vfeiiias, uno oaS lit CT
aud). Nugultus. ser oaualige &elt-
beberri6er, iudre laugit per9clel1,
tpc1u1 er nid)t lpegcn ocs &inOcs bon
Bethlehem imn1er ipieoer geuon1t
ipiir6e. Nieluano fennt bc,ltc beu Srt
ieiner 8eburt l1no ieincs 8e9rd6=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
niiies; Gbriin,s aber herridt II

niiies; Gbrilnts abcr herridt in
@nigfeit.
9ieic .oritte Mciic MIRO D. u.>lucilcu
au1 ols ba5 ,Gmigfcitaamt' be5eid]-
net, ipeil lie at Sic elpi1e @cbnrt aus
be1u Gater erinucrt. 0ns bolbe &ino
in scr &rippe lit niebt BLOB Mrnihc,,.
fino, eS lit aud) @pttesiobn. Die
gon5c Ofenld)beit fonnte oie Siinoc.'
itulo nid)t tilaeu; MIR Elm @ott Der.
mod)tc puIlgiiltige Siibne SIT leilten.
- sIub miro sic brittle Meile ON bel.
len Gage gefciert, ipcil in ser Iot
crit ol,r6 sic 9lufl'nit bes Soerrn ser
DeQc Gag ser Grfcrntnis @ottes in
Sic Ser5en Ser Men'd,en gebrott
lpl1roe.
Gpiitcl ,mo @pongclillm bieier brit.
ten Nfeiie id,ilocrn III lebeuoiger
Sprudlc ieinc @pttbcit mb leine 90tt.
lid)c @eburt: ~>Snl snlong lpar Dos
@nrt, ,tnb bas 9Sprt mar bel @ptt,
unO Sott luor bos @prt, Ines lit
Ourb basielbc 9cnurocn, non allcn,,
mas oeinorben lit. SN1 linn NOR oos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
tar et Iir asn !faasibit. Ii. Il.

9ebcu, mo oos 2ebcn mar bos &id1t
Der Meui6en. Gos 2idt lel,dtet in
ser iSiniternis, obcr sic isiniternis
bat es nidt eriaBt =. GS war in Der
Belt, rnb sic 8clt lit ourd basielbe
gelnod)t morben, luto sic 8elt bat
cs uicbt erfanrt. Gr fam in lein 81.
geltt,lnt, uno sic Scineu nobmeu i'm
lidt ouf. Oenen ober, lpeld)e i'm ouf.
nebmen gob cr Sic Dta6t, '&inber @ot'
tes 5u iperoen .. llnb oas Wort lit
,Sleild) gclporocn mo Fat inter ulss
gclpobnt, nn6 mir bohcn ieine 9crr-
lid)feit 9eicbel, ais oes Gingeborcncn
pom &oter, boil ser (Snabc unb
&abrbeit.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24

r. gor alIen onoeren Soften bes Sir
deniabres lit bas bobbeilise 8eib,
nabtsfelt bao,1rd auseeaeidnet, oab
an be,nielben bret beiliae Meiien ge>
,feiert tperoe1. Sober Brieiter barf
1nb ion at 0ielem erbahenen 5eite
brei Meiien leien, ruO es iteben aub
int WteBbube brei neridieoene Mebz
form,tlore ber5eihnet. Seoer glaubise
@brilt mad)t iid) cine 5rel1oc -barons.
on oieieu SSeitta9e breinlal Ser bl.
MeiIe bei5,,ipobnen, tpofern es ibr
mir irgenbipie mDeli6 lit.
0ieier @ebraltd ser brci Oteiien
fol-, olten gtadridten 5l1folge, idon
pom Bapite Selespbor,ls G27 bis
1897 ongeor6net 1lub 9ere9elt NOR
oen iein, 10 oaB ct 'tpobl Bis o,lf Sic
3eit ser Mpoitel. binoltfreidt. Der I'll.
Gapit @regor ser @robe $3.50 bis
6O4), rebet bopon ols bon elmer be-
farntcn Sabe. Ct beginnt itanllid
eine misunderstanding nit sen @or=
ten: ,,gSeil mir bel1te bur6 bie @naoc
bes Serrn brei,uol bie bl. Wselle fei=
er1t, 10 f0,lneu mir iiber oos gelelene
81 @pongeli,m feline lange Hebc bol=
ten; ober, ipenioltens fltr5 Gini9es
at ioeen, bringt 1ns Sic @eburt l1ll=
1ercs Grloiers.'
gs trdet oieie Site iebr nieles
Bel sur aroberen Serberrlihlna bes
sScites; cine ieoc ser orei III. Wteilen
bat ibrc eiacne S6onbeit 1no ibren
belpnreren &ei5. Die brei Wfelleu lino
angcoronet nid)t blnb 5lln1 0ante ae=
ge,, sic orci qottlicbcn Berionen fiir
hie ,lnl6dtbnrc @obltat ser Girls
lung iouoern gang belonbers 5llr Grz
irner,lng on Sic orcifoGe @cburt oes
@eltbcilonbeS, lno 5mar at leine
cipi9c @ebltrt aus 8ptt bem Gater,
an ieine menihli6e 8ebnrt in Der
ssiille ser ;3eiten nno an ieine geiitige
t5eburt int oer5en ei1les jeoeu front
,ncu @briiten.
Bic critic Weiic
ersdblt inns sic iroiid)c @eburt aScln
5u Bethlehem. Sic tpiro nrn Wtitter-
nadt gebalter, jeoenfalls ober nor
8e9inn oes Cages, neil es urolter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
Mnt Gbrttem, fimgt tef>
ltdc 0teDer!

Nuf 9briiten iingt feltlibe 2ieoer
l@no ia,tbaet nit frobli6em &lang!
@s Iballc auf @r6en la,tt 1pieocr
SiiBt0nenber sl1belgelang!
SSSnl Stale BEL 8ctblebe1ns Soren
Sat mitten in nddtli6er 3eit
Waria sic S,t1gfrau geborcn
0en Seilano, Ser alle erfrel,t.
Dies i6Gnite ser meni6li6en &iu>
ser
Sit @ott in sic Weni6beit gebiillt;
@s ipeibt li6 5,nn @tittler Ger Siin=
ser
Go11 bimmliider 2iebe erfiillt. :
Dies groBe @ebeinnis erflareu
Die @ngel oen Sirten int 6clo.
Sic ltngen bem 560pfer at @bren;
Sic linge,1 bom Srieoen Ser @elt.
gu pdb1eit NIT Sdtpddli6en
i9ipa6li9,
Wfit Sterbli6en iterblib 5u fem;
gu 5eigit 6id elcid Meni6en &C.
bre6lid,
8ei &leine, eri6eineit bu flein.
., lab 11nier Ser5 sir sic &rippe
BUR neucu @eburt in ibm fem;
0ann preiit oi6 begeiitert Sic
2ippe,
Mit gn9eln int Deil'9eu Gerein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
@erbt oem %. So" neue 2eler!

Gie &apeueltmoNcn (2railer 9bo.
pls) baben, iolpobl mas lire 3abl,
ais ol,d) ibren grfolg betrifft, 9robc
Mncrfeunung III Sen Sauooiltriften
9ei1locn. gSic 9tcp. Gogar Sd)mie'
ocler, 0ireftor ocS uiSomilp 2ife
@urcml of tic 9totional Catholic
gSelforc Conference beridtet, lino
aegcum0rtig IS ,,&ird)en auf Sto'
Bern in 25 9io5cicn t1tig. @ine ci,1.
geiiibrtc stcuerllg beitcbt oorilr, Dab
bel ser iSeier Scr fl. Uteiie SEN sl1l-
mobncnocn Sic 81. SGciie in Sen Elm.
5elucn 5eilen erfl0rt 1no ein Sor'
trog nad Sem 0ottesoicnlt gebalten
miro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-14

law OF 1918 which doesn't contain a.
many exemptions as TINS one" anc
similar queries We're flung al him
from several angles.
Reused 10 fighting pitch by thi.
hecklIng, Mr.. Horner denounced the
blll as contrary to the American
wy OF life, designed to make
man pay a five percent commission
GA anything he builds" and Jus.
another of those racket bills"
He moved to table the bin. 1t wa.
50 ordered. Its friends had talkeC
too much.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-14

$500 go. :sa- E :sssTsssr.e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
TIDES

tSun Time)
 Low tide-4:l0 am, 3.8 feet. High tide-1o:l9 am, l5.8 feet. Low tide--4.56 pm, -0.5 feet. High tide-l1:22 pm, 14.7 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
Dorothea Is Making
 pNorth
Experiment. fling on King Crab Regarding Com
 mer(iaI Possibilities

On the second lap of the Fish and Wildlife Service experiment in catching and canning giant king crabs, the oldtime halibut boat Dor othea is now headed northward for work and will probably be in Juneau today or tomorrow. The vessel was in Ketchikan yesterday.
 The Dorothea is in command of E. F. Traitor of Anacortes.
 The Dorothea made a similar ex- perimenting voyage north last fall and it is expected that another craft, doing the same class of work, will come north within the next 10 days
 The purpose of the experiments is to determine whether king crabs have commercial possibilities.
 The craft will operate between Frederick Sound and Boring Sea. They are outfitted with trawl gear
 The crew aboard the Dorothea in cludes c. J. "Kinky" Alexander mate, formerly General Superin- tendent of Skinner and Eddy; A. Olsen, Chief Engineer; F. w. Carl son, Assistant Engineer Art Hva- tum, biologist; Pete Martin, Curtis Jensen, Art Wick and Frank Rolph.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
Nome Orders Radio Regisfraiion;; Fee k
 Assessed Each 5el

All persons owning radios in the Boring Sea city of Nome are 'e- quired by city ordinance to register their set with city clerk. A fee of $l is charged for each radio. The fee is set aside in a special fund to be used for the elimination of local inter- ference.
 Anyone experiencing local inter ference is requested to report to the city clerk who will send out man with filter analyzer to determine the cause. This work is being done with the cooperation of the North ern Light and Power Company. &C., cording to an announcement by Mayor H. G. Miller.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
NATIVE PICTURES
 PROPOSED FOR
 ALASKA MUSEUM
Crumrine Collection Por- trays Natives from Kef-
 Chikdn 10 Arctic

Two dozen original paintings Of Alaska native Indians and Eski- mos may be added to the Territor- ial Museum if proposed bill to purchase the collection of Mrs. Nina Crumrine reaches the Legis- latme and goes on to final pas sage.
 It was over ten years ago while living in Ketchikan that Mrs. Crum- rine conceived the idea of record ing in her paintings the typical natives of older times. Her collec- ton now includes native types from Ketchikan to the Arctic. Wherever possible she has painted the chief of village or tribe. When this has not been possible she has sought for her pictures natives
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21

typical of bygone days Many of her subjects have passed on since Ter paintings were made and their passing has leSsened the number Jf natives ill the Territory who maintain their tribal life. Her na- lives are shown in their original dress, potlatch costumes, Chilkat blankets and headdresses that in- dicate customs of their tribes
 Historical Significance
 As her collection grew to include pictures of natives representing In- dians and Eskimos throughout the Territory-the Eskimos were added after two trips to the Arctic, one that took her as far as Pt. Barrow Mrs. Crumrine realized the his torical significance of her paint ings and has felt that they be- longed in the Territorial Museum.
 From her collection she has se- lected the following "A as typical native portrayals:
 Southeastern Alaska Natives. Thlinget Boy at Haines Mission; Thlinget Girl at Haines Mission; Head of Chilkat Tribe, Kluk Wan. Princess Maggie Ke den a : ha, Skagway; MT Paddy" Comet and NIrc "paddv', Co-net who miprat- ed to Haines from the Yukon River; Aleut Native from Sitka, in Potlatch Hat, Aleut Roy at Young Chilkat Tribes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21

man at Kluk Vvan; Chief Kian, Ketchigan; Chief Kok Teech Johnson, Ketchikan; Chief "Mcses.' Circle on the Yukon; Old Haida Princess, Ketchikan.
 Eskimo: Typical Nunivak Is lander; Young Hooper Bay Eskimo Mother and Baby; Achukaluak- tmight mean The Village Philoso- pher)-St. Michael; Mrs. Lee, , Eskimo teacher of Skin Sewing, Nome Beatrice Aloha, wife of Mayor of Savoonga.
 St. Lawrence Island: Chief John, King Island; Cecelia, daughter ot Chief John Diomede Island Wom- an, tatooed; John Kukarnuk, Tell CT; Peter Koonyak, primitive Point Hope Chief and Old Man from White Mountain.
 Native Carves Frames
 Frank James, native carver of Douglas, has made frames for pie lures of the Southeast Alaska na- tives of native yellow cedar from design by Mrs. Crumrine who also proposes to design a frame in which to properly mount her Eskimo paintings
 Mrs. Crumrine and her daughter, To7ephine have been in Juneau fO' the last several weeks and will re- main until April when they start through the Territory on another
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTIIBOUND

. Princess Norah scheduled to ar
 . rive at 4:45 o'clock this after
 . noon, Skagway bound. May . have three days mail aboard.
 . Mount Mckinley scheduled to . arrive at 8 am. tomorrow and
 . sails from the A. J. dock for . the westward at pm. to- . morrow. May have one days . mail aboard.
 . Tyee scheduled to arrive at 8 . am. Sunday.
 . North Sea due Tuesday. . SCHEDULED SAILlNGS
 . Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle tomorrow at 9 am. . Tongass scheduled to sail from
 . Seattle February 25. . Baranof scheduled to sail from . Seattle February 26 at g am. . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Northland due at 5 am. to- . morrow and remains in port . 8 CT g hours before sailing . south.
 . Alaska scheduled Southbound . possibly Sunday afternoon or . evening.
 . LOCAL SAILiNGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- . ka and wayports. . Naha leaves every Wednesday . at ' a. m. for Petersburg, Port . Alexander, Rake and way . ports. eafs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
s Aboard
 Noraii|l for
 This pori

Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Norah from the south on the way to Skagway, is scheduled to ar rive at 4:45 o'clock this afternoon.
 Passengers are as follows:
 For Juneau-C Christopher Ellinger Arnold Krogstad, Daniel McDonell Miss A. M. Hellenthal, Byron Cal linan.
 For Tulsequah via Juneau-Hectoi Currie, Gordon Phillips, William Virag
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
T0NGA55 BACK
 FROM 5IIkA

Steamer Tongass of the Alaska Transportation Company docked in Juneau at g o'clock last night, re- turning from Sitka with 10 pas sengers and sailed for Seattle early this morning after loading frozen fish at the Cold Storage Dock and scrap iron at the Al dock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21

painting pilgrimage that may take them to the Arctic again. Josephine Paints Dogs
 Josephine Crumrine, an accom- plished artist whose speciality is dogs, has painted the four St. Bernard puppies of the George Brothers farm, and Gov. Ernest Gruenings dog, Dixie, husky from Mt. Mckinley National Park, while she has been in Juneau.
 Mrs Crumrine is doing a DOT trait of Alexander Baranof for the Baranof Hotel while she is here and is on the lookout for any old print or picture of the famous Rus sian Governor of Alaska that may aid her in her work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21

Empire Classifieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
ATTORNEY
 FLIES TO INTERIOR

Southall Pfund, attorney for the U. s. Smelling Company in Fair banks, flew north via PAA this forenoon for his Fairbanks head quarters.
 Pfund, who has been south on va cation, has been visitor in Juneau for the past several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21

A former soldier in the U. s. army, Charles E. Martin was captured at Fort McPherson, Alabama, by an officer and turned over to the city police. Martin had been sought by Atlanta and DeKalb County au- thorities for questioning in connec- tion with the staying of his 24-year- old wife in Kirkland, Ga, who died in the middle of street from knife
 wounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-21
NOME MAN MARRIED

Steve Anderson. of Nome, and Miss Mary Smith, of Seattle, were mar ried recently in the Queen City and will reside in Seattle until April when Anderson will fly back to his work with the U. $. Smelling Com pany- Mrs, Anderson will follow him when navigation opens.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE
Todoy's High Lights
(All Times PM. Unless

tAn Times p M. Unless rnaicated)
WMAI. tt:i5 s.m.-ViIhjalmur Stefansson
polar explorer.
WhAL, ii:30 am.-NendsIHohn's Trio
for Violin. Cello, Piano" forsis Quartet fol
Strings" Glalounovs ALA SpagnuoIa." Doh.
nanys Quintet in { for Strings and Piano.
| VOL, i2;30-Sbbafh exercises. with talks
by Nsgr Francis Walsh. the Rev. Davis de Sola
Pool, the Rev J. Burke Webster.
WHV, t30-First Of series Of saluies 10
defense workers.
WRc, 1:00-Smstanas famous Quartet in
Minor" C'from Ny iife").
WRc, i:30-"Wsr Against The Middle
Classes"
WJSV, 2OO-Ths winning composition tun.
announced Of the prix de Rome, Besihovsn's S
"Pdsiorar Symphony Liddofs Enchanted
Lake" Bridges The Sea"
WRc, 4;30-"D Democracy on Trial" talk by
the director Of the budget for Kansas.
WNAl, 5:30-lrwin Fischer directs Dvoraks
"CarnevaI Overture" Wienidwsh's "Legende
for Violin and Orchestra" Fishers Lament"
KodaIFs "Iniermeuo" from "HaY Janos"
VIM O'VO"DCuul VI lHo loulV fclolVH VI
Gene Byrnes comic strip.
VOL. 6:00-Vsieran Actress Blanche Ring
opens d new series Of dramatizaions.
WJN 6;l5--Ths noted playwright discusses
National Morale"
VOL, 7:00-"ShouId the United States,
While Continuing lis Preparedness Program.
Take Leadership in an Effort 10 Bring About
Peatel representatives. hundt Of South D.
koia, VoNs Of Ohio. Gore Of Tennessee, Ellis Of
ArkanSas
WWDC. 8:30-Home defense discussed by
Thomas {. Howard Of The Agriculture Depart
meni and Representative Smith Of Washington.
WhAL, 845-Don Bulge, tennis star
WHN, 10:15-From Buffalo, The Florida
socn speaks under auspices Of the Committee
10 Defend America.
WJN. i03O-The British Minister Of Food
oUtlineS the fnod Siusion in Britain
Evening star., 1941-06-08
Evening Stur Features

Star Flashes: Latest morning news. Monday
through Friday WHAL, II am. Analysis Of
The weeks news BY Loihrop GODDARD, each
Saturday al II am.
National Radio Forum: Public officials in
discussions Of problems Of national importance,
Monday WMAL. $50 pm.
Your City and Nine: Extension Of the series
Of presentations by DiSirid sthooI children,
thursday WhAl al tt:05 am.
Junior Star Page: The popular feaiur. Of
The Sunday Star now projected over the radio
as we'll; Saturday. WNAL al 10 am.
Soap Box Derby; News of interest and i'm.
portante 10 contestants Of The annual Derby
sponsored by The Nar-Ameriean Legion; saiur-
day, WRC at 1870 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
Short-Wove Programs

LONDON. 7:00-Ths news; CSC, o.58 meg,
3i.3 m.; 6SD. tt.75 meg, 75.5 m; e5l.
6fi meg 49i m.
BUDAPEST, 1:3O-N.w Ia English; RAT4,
oi7 meg. 328 m
LONDON. 7:30-Briiain Speaks: csc. e.58
meg, 3i.3 m.: 6SD, 1t75 meg. 255 m.;
GSL. 6tt meg. 4q.i m.
ROME. t0:00-News in English; 2R03, 963
meg 3i,i m.; 7pot ti.si meg, 75.4 m.;
7p06. 1880 meq., 1875 m.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

Refer to programs published daily for lainute changes
IN these ngs; notes and features OF outstanding
presentations foreign neDs voriey ana
| musical periods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
BATSON ARRESTED ON
BARRATRY CHARGES

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tried at this term of court. The
bond in the case was set by the
court after the indictments mad
been returned.
The legal definition for barratry
is as follows: ''The practice of
exciting and encouraging or main.
tanning law suits or quarrels; per
sistent Indictment of litigation"
Champerty is defined in the le-
gal sense as follows: IA proceed
ing by which a person having no
legitimate concern in a suit bar
gains to aid in or carry on It's
prosecution or defense by furnish
ing money or personal services in
consideration of his receiving, In
the event of success, a share of the
matter in suit; maintenance with
the addition Of an agreement to
divide the thing in suit
The latter is a common law Of
tense in North Carolina and IS
punishable criminally.
The case against the local detec-
tive was worked up in part by
N. Morgan Woods, special agent
of the claims bureau of the AS
ISOLATION of Casualty and Surety
Executives, of Atlanta. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
NAUTICAL SCHOOL
MOVEMENT OPENED
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in an excess of 800, 900 tons of fer
%tilizer materials, valued at Sc, $780,
600, adding considerable to til e
ports income.
Lewis cited the fact that the fer
tlllzer industry, now highly mech
anized, is one of the most valuable
assets of the Port of Wilmington
and is becoming a larger contrib
uting factor to further port ad-
vancement.
George W. Jeffrey, manager of
the Wilmington office of the So
cial Security board, was introduced
as a new member of the club. The
club gave a rising vote of thanks
to a fellow member, Henry E.
Boyd, Sr., for his recent compile.
ton of an industrial survey &c the
Port of Wilmington.
The club rejected a proposal Of
President Roosevelt to permit ar
extension of shipping facilities
along the st. Lawrence seaWay,
expressing the feeling that such a