davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Eesue used 70
{ n n Up h =
firm attitude
Z O "a 2 r q The
brokerage huSi-
ness Here 10
atten q n Q
Michigan Ohio
STATE game.
NJ errlll took
time out for a
short press con-
ference
ou know
he continued
That's h Q
h n = 9 we
work on now
a n d " o Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bond OFFERINGS Drop

NEW YORK. Nov. %. - With
the Thanksgiving holiday break
ing up the week, new bond offer
ings totaled S16.210.000, compared
with S65.000,0O0 last week and
SS. 925 600 year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend
In Late Deals
Steel LIST Inclined
10 Sag as ChrysIer
GIN Hold Steady

NEW YORK. Nov. % The
stock market turned IN A mixed
performance today. Steel shares
were inclined 10 sag, while rails
were mixed.
Turnover ran around the csc, 900
shares Of last Saturday.
Bethlehem dropped almost a
point and other Steels were heavy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Mas(o Screw Votes
2O.Cent Payment

Masco Screw Products Com
pany has declared dividend of
20 cents. payable December 1S 10
stockholders of record December 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
He Finds Out

Thank heaven the true-blue
American workman retains Amer
icas characteristic spirit of indie
pendence. Of self-reliance. of in
nate repugnance 10 dictation.
1 learned when in Detroit re-
Gently that-many Ford workers,
especially those Of long service,
bitterly resented having their pay
locked for the benefit of union
officials-by means of the check
off
One man has taken extranrdin-
airy pains 10 discover the work
inGs of the minds of American
workers. Whiting Williams. High
~ educated after having executive
experience he disguised himself as
"a laberer and worked as one
After emphasizing that British
Legislators have made illegal
political strikes. political contri-
buttons and the closed shop" he
states that British labor leaders
have learned from long expert
ence that no union can long enjoy
security after II is freed from the
necessity Of obtaining its dies
through serving of It's members.
He adds.
"Mhat- those who passed the
Wagner Act. and those who first
administered IL, overlooked Is,
that men everywhere seek in
their daily task exactly the
same kind Of self-respect. self
value. and spiritual self-justi-
fcation that they seek also In
their religion.
Roosevelt or LeUis?
eff the makers and admins
traitors of our labor laws had
known this, they would also
have known that men will al
. ways believe themselves in duty
bound to resist undue compul-
sion I'm their work as fiercely
and as increasingly as In their
Worship.
"Many millions Of our wage
earners have been legally made
into voiceless. unprotected min
critics. And every day Hitler's
panzers keep moving - while
here the battle for the closed
shop grows daily hotter"
Todays intolerable labor situa-
ton cannot continue. No nation
can have two heads. Is il TO he
President Roosevelt or John l..
Lewis?
Copyright. 1871. by p c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Detroit Steel Corp.
Declares Dividend

Detroit Steel Corporation has
declared A dividend of Is cents,
payable December is 10 stock
holders Of record December 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

higher prices Will encourage III
creased production, possibly as
much az 5 per-c cent over 194i,
giving ample supplies not only
for necessary shipments abroad
but also for domestic require
ments. Growing national income.
should enable the movement of
the total meat production into
consumption at prices which will
he fair to producers and those
who handle the product, as we'll
as to the consuming public"
Farm Income Prospects
Turning to the broader ques-
ton of the prospect for total
farm income. Eastwood added:
We expect farm purchasing
power tn show a substantial In
crease in 1912. though we do not
expect the increase tn he danger
ously inflationary. 1t Is to be
expected that this increased
buying power will he reflected
I'm increased purchases on the
part of the people making up
the farm communities.
Eve do not know the extent
to which priority rulings will
Interfere with supplying me-
chanical equipment for the
farms. but i'm view OF the fact
that the government Is DESTROYS
of increasing farm production OF
certain kinds Ii seems likely that
priorities Will he handled accord
ingly. and that new equipment
will available for those who
want tn buy it,"
In spite of the rise in farm
purchasing power. / am informed
that farm machinery manufac-
turers are paradoxieally redHe-
ing 1912 factory schedules and
laying off men. This is due to
lack IF materials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK, Nos % uNsl - Total
sales today
stock Exchange stocks 36f, 600 shares
bonds N.l1O. 600
Elrh Exchange So ft0d shares
bonds 81 400 600
Big hoard sales throughout the day.
10 90 10 II 90 $50 600 sharse
II 90 10 close $50 600 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Raw Sugar
Dow-Jones Bonds
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NV YORK. Nov. 22-The following table shows th
activity York Stock Exchange day this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
New York Bank Stocks

new YORK. Nov. - This 50 bid and
ask market and ne actual GaIe % secur
ties IL often subject 10 negotiauunS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished bv the
National Association OF Securities Dealers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULZ
Times Financial Editor

We've stopped asking faNors.
We give service and we're doing
\ Job
These were The W0rdS ihai
Charles r. Merrill, head ~ the
fabulous brokerage firm Of Merrill
IArch = & Plercl Fennor and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

close
WHEAT None
CORN Oh. 40 yellow. 72i4c No
yellow II q 4 y c-Aa -sAiio~- TIC,
sample grade yellow Sc nsw-No
yellow s7ne7i- No yeft1V stts
81 iye. No yellow. S0Iz n $40 ksmps
HfFaTfe=Ftff8%7- ~ Y sic No white 7sc.
No. white, 73i7c sample grade white.
Sic
OATS No } mixed 4ac. sample grads
mixed. fli1c No. } white. 80 y 4se No.
white a24Af
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
wfN~tPE6 GRaI~

WINNIPEG Nov % uNsl WHEAT
closed HIGHER -tnea a.ts-'ir-
changed N &c NJ barley &c 70 40 up.
re 80 10 q.
WHEAT December 74i,c May 77i7 .
1IA-c-Iss4F- - -re- 500
OATS December fti4c: Nay, tS7s ,
g. &C. July 4Ac hld
BARLEY Decsmher, ssdNs'tc Nay.
SIC July $50 sold
RYE December. 5s7sc bid Msy sihsi
July E2Ac hid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
TOLEDO CASH GRAN

TOLEDO o, Nov. % -uNsl Cash
WHEAT No 2 red SiiI4f1iA
corn No yellow. 7lTT1isc
OATS No white 50i4 dSii-r
S0YREAN S-No yFtfuv 81 81 4 So Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Foreion EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Nov. % Prices in cents
FIROpF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

rather have hundred Smait
accounts than one biz customer
who passes out the business Rs
n gratuitV."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Rozvazec mleka zachranil kra-
ianku s dvema detmi z ohne.

V Clevelandu krajan Josef
Hadacek, rozvazec mleka u
Harry Walkers Dairy, stall Sc
zachrancem krajanky Doris
Kozove a jej1ch dvou malych
d1tek, kdyz byly ohrozeny po-
zarem.
Krajan Frantisek Koza, po-
volanim slevac We Forest City
Foundries, byl v praci, kdyz v
7:15 hodin rano v jeho obydll
yypukl pozar. o pozaru a "a
chrane sve manzelky s detmi
nemel ami potuchy, dokud mu
o tom nepodali telefonickou
zpravu.
K zachrane pTispelo, re Ko-
zakova mala dceruska Doris
Anna, teprve 14mesfcn1, sc pro
budila a zacala Sc narkem do
mahati sve lahve S mlekem k
nasycen1. Kirk decka probudil
matku, 22letou Doris KoZovou,
ktera hned uc1tila kour a poca-
la 2 okna volati o pomoc.
Hadacek ma toto volanf spe-
chal do prvnfho patra stavenl,
vyrazil dv6re a u kuchyne Ko-
zova bytu a malou Doris Annu
i jej1ho trileteho bratf1cka
Bobbie-ho odnesl k sousedum.
Ohen v byte manzelI Kozo-
vych vypukl v satn1ku a zp1-
sobil jen mens1 skodu, odhado-
vanou asi ma 500. PT1cina po-
zaru nemohla byti ziistena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Diva muzi byli zatceni pro "a
vrazdsni zeny.

Mrtvola Ruth Rawlinsove, by
la nalezena v melkem hrobe
nedaleko Gainesville, Fla, a
diva rfdici autodrozky byli Eat
ceni ma podezrenf z vrazdy.
Oba Sc PRIMAL, re zabili
Rawlinsovou, 35 let starou Ka-
nadanku, v noel a veil jeji mr.
tvolu do vzdalenosti lis mil
nezli il zahrabali.
James Rawhns, manzel "a
vrazdene, byl ~asistent feditele
International Nickel Co. v To-
ronto a byl tam navstevou Sc
svou zenou.
Vaughn pravil, re zena pa
trne byla uderena do hlavy a
kolem jejfho krku byl drat,
Loupez patrne nebyla motivem
vrazdy, protoze jeff mrtvola
mela ma rukou prsteny a "a
pestnf hodinky. Zatcenf jsou
Frank Hogan, Is let starry a
Earl j. Allen, 35 let starry. Pri-
znali sc, re zenu zabili v Allie
move byte, snesli il pax v pro-
steradle do AUTOMOBILE a dove
Eli az Ike Gainesville, kde j
zakopali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
csl. vojaci " Anglii dostali da-
rovane knihy z Ameriky.

V New Yorku list ceskoslo-
venske armady " Anglii "NaSe
Noviny" uverejnil nedavno tu-
to zpravu:
"Nasi americtl krajane ma cs.
armada v Anglii denn6 mysll a
dokazuji to ciny. V techto IT,
dnech krajane poslali nam kra-
shy darek: petsetpadesat knih,
dvacetdve rozlicne brozury a
.sestsettrinact slovnlkG a uceb-
mic.
"Zasilka dosla Csl. Cervene-
mu krfzi v Londyne, ktery il
rozdelil mezi nase poZemn1 jed
notky (dve tretiny zasilky) a
letce Gedna tretina). Nekolik
svazkd bylo zaslano csl. skole V
Anglii. Slovnfky a ucebnice
jsou uz v posadkach, kde do
bfe konajf sve poslan1.
"Zasilka literatury krasne
obsahuje dila skutecne cenna.
IS radostl Sc d1vate ma jmena
jake Neruda, Arbes, Holecek,
Zeyer, Vrba, Havllcek, Svato-
pluk Czech, Kukucin, RaZus,
Chal1pka, Maupassant, Zal-
zac, Gorkij, Cankar, Bandrow-
ski a j.
"Dekujeme re srdce kraja-
Nun "a Atlantikem a prij1ma-
me jejich darek jake projev
lasky Ike stare vlasti. Ujistuje-
me je, re pine ocenujeme vse-
chino jejich nadseni, obetavost
a oddanost velike ceskosloven-
ske myslence."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21

Pred zraky sve manzelky v
Clevelandu policista Henry F.
Woehrman, 43lety, zastTelil
sveho 18leteho syna Henryho,
kdyz tento special matce ma
pomoc. DIE zpravy serzanta
Jamese Hogana odesel Woehr-
man re sluzby z hodin rano
a nez sc odebral dom1, vypil
nekolik koTalek.
Kdyz pfisel domG, setkal Sc
v kuchyni Sc svou 38letou man.
zelkou Minnii a hned vznikla
hadka, ktera Sc stupnovala, az
policajt vytahl revolver a xii
Gel: "Chces abych te zastfe-
lil?"
Woehrmanova volala ma po-
moe syna, ktery dlel nahofe We
sve loznici. Tento pTibehl do
lii s loveckym nozem v prave
ruce a pouzdrem v leve. "Proc
nadavas mamince?" tazal Sc
syn, kdyz sci k otci.
"Nepriblizuj Sc dale, nebo
stTelfm!" varoval jej otec.
Kdyz ale syn nedbal, otec
strelil a zasahnul jej vedle Okla
a kule projela mu do tyla leb-
ky. Skonal v kratkosti.
Pc strelbe manzelka utekla
S pokTikem a u soused1 omdle-
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21

pice ma pe1enf a brambory by
ly take ~posizeny touto tendencl
stoupaj1cfch cen.
VSeobecne vzato byla retail
nj cena potravin v unoru 1941
asi O 1.3 procenta vyss1 neil v
1noru 1910, a 10 %nejvlce pro
stoupajfcl ceny masa, hlavne
ovsem vepToveho.
Stoupani retailitn1ch cen v u
noru t. r. pokracovalo jiz ne
p~retrzite sesty m6sic. Index
z L. brezna byl o 6.3 procenta
mad nejnizs1 1rovnf z let 1880
40, byl vsak O 2.2% pod nej-
vyssim bodem, dosazenym ro-
ku 1887.
Vyrobky, jez v 1noru zdra-
lilly, zahrnuji hedvab1, vlnene
latky, poslamky, zenske pun
cochy, k~ozesiny, muzske kosi-
lie a kravaty, nabytek, pokryti
ma podlahy, elektricke potreby
pro domacnost a keramiku.
Ponozky pro muze a neco zlev
nily, ostatn1 ceny z1staly nez-
meneny.
- Kadeti We vojenske a.
kademii Spoj. Statu We West
Point, N. P, must 81 nyni uciti
vice spanelstine a nemcine,
nezli franctine.
Sekretar valky Stimson pTi
tiskove konferenci pc oZname-
nj, re Sc zavede v%yucovanl
nemcine pravil S 1smevem, re
to vsak neznamena, ably kadeti
Sc musili take uciti paradn1mu
vyslapovanf NemcG, zvanemu
goose STEP"
General-major Robert c.. Ri
chardson, ktery je hlavou Cd
boru pro verejne vztahy a drl-
We byval komandantem v West
Point, pravil pri tom, re nemci-
ma Sc zavadi proto, jezto mno-
no moderni valecne ~literatury
je v onom jazyku.
Pocfnaje prlstfm skolnfm ro-
KEN, budou Sc STUDENT uciti
dive leta spanelstine a jeden
rok f~ranstine, kdezto drive to
bylo obracene.
Jedno sto clen1 kazde tT1dy
Dude nynl ma mlste druheho ro-
ku sp%anelstiny studovati moder
nj nemeckou literature z valec-
neho obOru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Rychlovlak sjel s kolejnic.

q Baden, Pa, rychlovlak
pennsylvania drahy, jedoucl
z Clevelandu do Pittsburghu,
vyjel z kolejnic a nekolik voz1
sfltilo sc do zamrzle reky Ohio
We vlaku nachazelo Sc ash 100
cestujicfch, z nichz ctyri byll
usmrceni a asi 40 ~poraneno>
E. w. Smith, mistopresident
drahy, udal, re jedna Sc 70 vylo~
zenou sabotaz. Vsechny hfeby
byly ~vytazeny z prazcI jedn6
kolejnice, zelezne spojky, jez
|spojujf kolejnice, byly odstra-
neny a rozhazeny pc brehu re-
ky sabotazniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21

"pavucinu'', do ktere Sc zaple-
tou 1toclcl aeroplany.
Ale i tax pr1merny Anglican
je potesen, re nocnf anglictf
letci srazili II nemeckych leta-
del. Vsude mluvl Sc O tonic L.
spechu, prave tax jake Sc mlu-
|vfvalo o v1tezstvfch pfi den
Mich nemeckych naletech loni
ma podzim.
Glasgow trpel t6zkym a dlou-
hymn naletem. PrGmyslove bu-
dovy byly p~oskozeny, mnoho o.
hn6 zapaleno a pocet ztrat ma
zivotech byl vazny. Tam, kde
staval cinzak, zeje nyni pouze
krater.
Nemci podnikli opet nalet ma
Liverpool, ktery byl t6zce bonn
bovan predesle noci a Zapalili
toVarnu ma barry, ktera horela
n6kolik hodin a ma jine mesto
ma severozapadnlm pobfezf. V
n6meckych zpravach je jmeno-
van Hull.
A~nglicane podnikali take ma
Lefty ma Nemecko. Hamburk
byl zasazen naletem, nejprud-
sim cd zacatku valky. Vybu-
chy bomb a velke ohne zane
chaly lodenice, prfstaviste a
skladiste v rude zaplave. V ko-
munike Sc prav1, re slabsl ma
lety byly podniknuty tez ma
Emden a Bremy.
V Holandsku byly bombar-
dovany diva nemecke aerodro-
my a v Rotterdamu byly zapa-
leny velke ohne We skladisti ga
solinu.
u Frisijskych ostrovn IL Sc
vernfho pobfezf Nemecka a Ho
landska byl potopen nemecky
zasobn1 parn1k torpedem, wy
pust6nym z anglickeho aero
planu.
V techto naletech bylo ztra-
ceno sest anglickych aeropla-
MI. V Hamburku byla proti-
aeroplanova baraz zvlaste sill
ma. Nekolik aeroplann vratilo
Sc poSkozenych.
Nemci oznamili, re anglicky-
mi nocnlmi 1toky ma Hamburk
a Berlin bylo zavineno nejme-
ne 76 smrt1. Dale oznamuje Sc
v n6meckych zpravach, re To-
d6nice v Glasgow byly tezce
zasazeny nemeckymi bombami
a re staly Sc "moTem plane
n1."
Nemci tvrdl, re SO z 76 mrt-
vych nalezlo smrt We dvou ne
mocniclch Hamburku, zasa-
zenych bombou. Ostatnich 26
bylo zabito v Berl1ne pr naletu
minute noci a mimo to bylo %
Iidl poraneno. V komunike Sc
pravi, re skoda ma tovarnach a
prfstavistich zp1sobena, je
"nepatrna."
Mad Anglii a Nemeckem by
10 sestTeleno celkem Is anglic-
kych aeroplanG. z majestic
kych pramenG Sc pravi, re "a
tour dobu bylo ztraceno sedm
nemeckych aeroplanG, ale v ko
munike nejvysslho velitelstvi
nenl o tom zm1nky.
Winston Churchill prohlasil
Nv Londyne, re nemecke subma-
riny a n6mecke valecne kriza-
ky pracujf ma "Americke stra-
ne Atlantickeho more"
Pravil, re jimi potopeny by
ly anglicke lodi We vZdalenosti
1900 mil cd New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
ceska babicka, jez prijela ma
plachetni lodi, zemrela.

*
V New Prague clslo "The
New Prague Times" pTineslo
zpravu O pohrbu babicky Mi
narove, manzelky krajana ia
ma Minafe, ktera skonala tise
V nedeli v dome sve snachy,
vdovy po jejfm synovi Edwar-
du Minafovi.
Babicka sc dozila 81 rokI,
byla jednou z nejstarsfch oby-
vatelek okoli a prodelala vse
chny slasti a strasti prvn1ch ces
kych pionyr1 v move vlasti, ne
bot sem pTijela v MAIDEN div
elm veku.
Babicka Minafova postona-
vala w pc nekolik rokG, nebot
ma nj dolehala tina veku. Byla
vsak stale velmi milovana a va
zena jake rozsafna zena S bo-
hatymi zivotnimi zkusenostmi.
V cervenci 1889 babicka sa-
ma vlastnorucne napsala svdj
strucny zivotopis, ktery pax
svefila sve snase, u ktere nyn1
lila, ably jej predala novinam,
az jednou z tohoto slzaveho u
doll odejde navzdy.
SvGj zivotopis napsala cesky
a byl pro vyse jmenovany mist
nj anglicky tydenn1k prelozen.
Redakce pOZnamenaya, re
vzdor svemu vysokemu veku
babicka mela jeste pevnou ru-
ku pr psani sveho zivotopisu a
tez podotyka, re v dnesni dobe
jen zr1dka Sc stane, ably novi-
ny mely k disposici takoveto u
dale v pripade potTeby.
z jej1ho vlastn1ho vypravo-
van1, jez prenesla ma paplr 5.
cervence 1889, %vyj1mame:
"Narodila jsem sc Is. bfeZ-
ma Leta Pane 1854 v Cechach V
osade Male Doubravce a az do
sveho IL. roku jsem chodila dc
skoly do Christian, nacez jsem
odjela do Ameriky pc plachet-
nj lodi, ktera byla pohanena
jenom vetrem a proto plavba
trvala velmi dlouho.
Pc te New Yorku jsme mu-
sill cekati cely tyden, neil
nam dovolili vystoupiti z lodi,
coz byl nasledek nekolika pT1-
padd onemocneni ma nestovice
z CechG ma stestl nikdo nesto-
vice nedostal. Pc tydenn1 ka-
rantene mas pustili ma breh.
take nam trvalo pet tydnu
nezli .jsme Sc dostali do Ameri-
ky.
81 New Yorku jsme jeli dc
Chicago, kde jsme bydlili ctyf.
roxy. Otec v lete pracoval \
dfevarske ohrade, kde rovna
prkna ma hranice, a take j
jsem pracovala.
"Kdyz rodice usporili dost
penez, koupili 4O-akrovou far
mu nedaleko New Prague, ne
ktere byl vysoky les. Byl te
pekny kus p1dy, avsak vyzada
81 mnoho tezke prace, nezli me
hi byti obracen ma pole.
ga jsem odesla do St. Paull
"a prac1 a pracovala jsem tan
sest rokG. Ma to 10. dubns
1877 jsem Sc provdala "a Jana
Minare. Narodily Sc nam tt
dltky, diva hosi a jedna dlvka.
"Oba hosi predesli mas v ces.
te ma vecnost. Josef Zemfel We
veku 10 rokI a Eduard v star
SO rok1. Eduard zanechal mar
zelku a dive male decrusky
Dcera Emma, provdana "a 10.
sefa Chronicle, zije s name.
lem a synem Benjaminem We
Washington, D. C.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21
Jedenactileta maminka.

V Carson City, Mich, cisaf-
sky req byl proveden ma IL let
stare mexicke dlvce v nemocni-
ci. D6vce stale sc matkou ho-
cha, vazlciho sedm liber a city,
Fl unce. Obema darl sc dobfe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-21

Trinerovo Horke Vino S Vita
minem B-1 podporuje chut k
.jidlu a traveni. V lekarnach
a JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 So.
Ashland Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ESQ Leave Tomorrow
For Camp Brown

Some $50 youngsters from 6 to Is
years old, members of the Metro
politan Police Boys Club, will leave
the city tomorrow for a two-week
holiday at Camp Ernest w. Brown
near Scotland, Md.
The first contingent of the youth
full vacationists will leave from the
Fifth Precinct, Fifth and E streets
Sc. at $3.50 am. A fleet of buses
Will take the boys to camp.
BY the end of summer approxi-
mately 1880 Washington boys will
have had two weeks at the camp,
Maj. Brown, superintendent of
metropolitan police, estimated yes
terday. During those periods, he
explained, the boys will have the
special care of counselors to insure
the most benefits. Each BOYS medi-
cal chart will be studied daily. so
that diet and exercise deficiencies
can be met. There will be a coun-
selor for each group of seven boys.
Ihls season the camp has four
new cabins, each accommodatin
seven boys and counselor. They
were donated by the American Auto
mobile Association, the Soroptimist
Club, Redmen Local Union No. 20l
and the Newcomers Club. Other
additions to the camp include an
arts and craft center, erected by the
Galbo Club, and two 15-foot row.
boats. the gift of the Big Sisters of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Police
Boys Club. The camp will be under
the general supervision of Sergt
Forrest Binswanger, director of the
club.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Japanese Sees Philippines
In Co-Prosperity Sphere
nv tb. ASsocietad press

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, June 28.-Tanizo Koy-
anna, former japanese vice minister
of foreign affairs, said today in an
interview that when the Philippines
receive independence they will, of
necessity, fall under japanese leader
ship in co-prosperity sphere.
He described it as peaceful CO.
operation under which Japan would
supply manufactured articles and
other Asiatic countries would sup
ply raw materials.
(This was the first japanese ex-
preston, so far as could be re-
called here, that the Philippines
would be included in a co-pros-
perity sphereD
Koyama predicted Japan would
remain neutral in the Russian
German conflict and would live up
to its commitments to both sides.
Koyama is member of the Japa-
neSe Diet.
He expressed belief Japan would
not be concerned with United States
aid to Russia. Should the United
States enter the war, however,
Koyama said Japan would have no
other alternative than to side with
Germany"
Evening star., 1941-06-29
U. S. O. Radio Program
Lists Cast of S. Sturs

A million dollar show" for the
United Service Organizations drive
will be broadcast at 1890 pm. to-
night from Hollywood Bowl.
Fifty-five stars of stage, screen
and radio are expected to be heard,
and the sponsors of this unprece-
dented show hope to reap mil
lion dollar Jackpot for the of1-duty
recreation of soldiers, sailors and
marines. The program will be heard
here over WJSV.
Thomas E. Dewey, national cam
paign chairman, will report during
the broadcast the progress Of the
U. S. o. campaign to raise S10.-
765 900 for 800 clubhouses near mill
tary reservations and defense CEN
ters.
The Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn is carrying the program, which
will last until 11:55 pm. and in
clude singing. dancing, comedy and
specialties. Fifteen soldiers and
sailors, stationed nearby. will act as
masters of ceremony, presenting the
stars.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Trade Board Leaders
Renew Appeal for
New Courthouse
Smith and McGorroehy
Declare Need for
Building Is Pressing

The position of the Washington
Board of Trade favoring erection
of a new District courthouse on the
site of the old Pension Office was re-
iterated yesterday by two of its
leaders.
Fred A. Smith, president of the
board, and Joseph c. C. McGar-
raghy, chairman of the boards
Committee on Law and Legislation,
both emphasized that the new build
ing was one of the city's most press
ing needs and called for immediate
consideration of the project.
Their statements were made
public by the Bar Associations
Committee on the New Courthouse,
headed by F. Regis Noel.
Mr.. Smith, pointing out that the
board stands "squarely in support"
of the project, asserted that 1T is
encouraging to know that in this
position the views of the Board OF
Trade are in harmony with the
views of the judges of the courts,
the members of the Bar Association
and other agencies having knowl-
edge of the facts and an interest
in bringing about better conditions. 4"
Speaking for his committee, Mr..
McGarraghy said:
I'VE all know of the pressing need
for new court building and there
was no division of opinion when a
resolution was recently introduced
before our committee urging that
the program for a new building 20
forward promptly. We were graft
fed that our resolution was subse-
quently adopted by the executive
committee of the Board of Trade
and we are satisfied that the inter-
ests of all Washington demand that
this matter be given immediate
consideration"