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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
ApvERTIsEMENT..

TO THE HOLDERS or TANTON APART.
MENTS FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT $50 BONDS DATED APRIL
A principal sinking fund for the pur.
chase Of bonds % this issue and the can
collation. ~ same is provided for In the
Supplemental indenture. dated December
IL. 1875, which amended the original Trust
indenture dated April Is. 1927. under
which the Tanton Apartment bonds were
issued
After proper reservation for interes,
taxes and expenses as prov ided for in
the Supplemental Indenture there remains
available In the hands II the undersigned
as Trustee The sum OF So 500 90 for the
issue through the medium OF accepting
sealed bids from re holders OF bonds AT
prices less than par. The offers Of bonds
are 10 include all respective unpaid coupons
belonging 10 each bond
In the event the total % bonds required
for the acceptance ~ offers received from
hondholders Is insufficient 10 exhaust the
FUNDS available for the purchase Of bonds
the balance 81 the funds so unused shall he
used for the retirement OF bonds by 10,
as provided IN the Supplemental Indenture
a, par value with accrued interest
form for the submission ~ the offer
Of your bond or bonds IL enclosed here.
with together with a sef-addresseh en-.
velope which YOU are requested 10 use IN
forwarding your offer 10 US. 10 be re-
ceved not later than September 10th. 1871.
You will note In the form % the offer
or hid that all sealed bids viii he opened
on September nth. 1871. Al 800 O'Clock
p M Should II be necessary 10 retire
further bonds by lot The drawing Of Inc
same will be made within five days there
after
Again you are reminded that the bids
submitted by the bopdhOldeTs must be 1T
price prices lee. than par, and IN 4
sufficient number ~ bonds are not offered
70 exhaust the funds available then within
five days after the opening % the bids
the drawing ny lot 81 sufficient mum
conducted. All bondholders submitting
bids will be advised as 10 the results
shortly after the opening OF all bids as
well sas the retirement OF bonds by lot .
~ resort thereto should be necessary.
Very truly yours.
WA. Y. CROoKE.
znd Floor. Trust officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
IStudebaker Sales
AT New High for July

/ SOUTH BEND. Aug. 12.-July
factory sales Of Studebaker cars
and trucks were the largest for
that month in the history of the
company. as we'll as the largest for
any month 50 far this year. The
total was 1858 units, compared
with 1864 in June, and 1913 in
July. 1910, a month in which the
plant was partially down in pre-
paration for the next years models,
For the first seven months of 1871,
factory sales amounted 10 Sc. l43
units. against 63,361 in the similar
period OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Forbes
Youth Refuses
Defeatist Complex
And Plans for Life
BY Is. G. FORBES

Thank Heaven. most American
young men have refused 10 be
depressed into a dcfeatiSt atti-
tudc toward life. despite the
worlds awful travails of today
and the uncertainty hanging
over the heads of so many Of
them Of CONSUMPTION age.
have just had the privilege
of talking intimately with sons
OF families in circumstances
varying all the way from hnan-
cial need to financial comfort.
one conviction once again en-
phasized is that il is infinitely
important that every boy. at a
very early age, earnestly en-
deavor 10 decide what line OF
work he would like 10 follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Murray
9-MO. Net
S968.2O5

Murray Corporation of America
reports net profit for the nine
months ended May 3l-subject TO
audit and vear-end adiustment-of
1868 POS after depreciation, inter-
est, IDLE property expense and
S377 900 reserve for normal fed
eral income tax. equal to Sl.01 per
common share on 950.6l5 shares
OF common stock.
This compares with a net profit
o. $3.50 $50 or S103 a share in the
like 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Son Laughs Last

The practical, mattcr-Of-fact
father Of one college youth who
wanted a Summer lob placed
him in the loweSt-paid, most Ia
borious unSkilled squad Of one Of
his contracting operations.
Mother was none too pleased.
But the son having gone in
sirenuously for athletics, found
he could use a shovel or swing
a pick or hammer all day with
out feeling unduly fatigued. Is
he a proud, happy young man!
Papa isn't saying anything at
home. but he confided 10 me ne
is convinced his boy is made Of
good stuff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Has Option Of Saving or SPENDING

OF the hypothetical argu-
ment In favor Of being enteprisng il
mand goods and The adds dollar
net after by
spending or saving this additional dollar II he dollar
through dollar
Sl33ls, then he dollars be
available FOR deferred spending
Conversely wealthy who a he
OF ~ cent. turning down chmeca schemes
spending which offered the
expenditures from his taxable income invariably replies
certainly doesn't want 10 waste the - of his
II o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Post NADIA MANAGER

The resignation Of Walter 2.
Blanchard as manager az tho
Detroit office of the National
Automobile Dealers Association
has been accepted by the exec
utive committee in Washington.
Irving II. Post who has been
assistant 20 Blanchard. has
been named acting manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou
metal quotations supplied by Federate,
Metals Divisions Detroit spot 90 pr cen
tin nominal New Yotk, 81. future tin
bi.25. lake grade copper delivered Mid
west p electrniytic spit smeUer. i2a
~ casting C1ppr. ~ 25. - Louis lead
BIO. ST Louis zinc ~. New York IN
Guony 10 virgin aluminium. lie
Tin quiet. copper. OPACS OFFICIAL ~
price. electrolytic lake and custom smel
tiers. Ills; maximum on castings expecte,
Tuesday. Export copper. IL resale. poEn
nal. II. 80. Free sterling, S4.04. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Will Fix Used Car Prices

That Henderson still hasn't
lost sight of his threat TO con-
troll not only new CT prices.
but the prices Of used cars was
shown yesterday when he APP
peared again in Washington be-
fore the House committee on
the price-fiXing bill. Henderson
stated he was convinced the
OPACS could control prices OF
secondhand automobiles when
production Of new ones is fur
Their curtailed
Henderson made ono concoS-
sion. however. Ho admitted 1t
is going 20 be difficult"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Puts Brakes on American ENTERPRISE

But the burden tends put brakes American
enterprise and bring penury
France =
Before the military collapse Of France in the Spring Of 1910
aludng TO this French
cial Security in a Changing World" the following:
Heretofore in 10 raise
II has been the French produce
and whereas N |
nation Of the world the objective has
@ one"
suggested in the book that France modify policy
American lines but creating hazard that
instead we Will emulate the mistakes Of the French
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
CHIC Af.O

CHICAGO. Aug. ~ -UNSl- BUTTER
Receipts 1908 tubs. market steady.
Extras t92 score), 35c standards 900
score cars. 81 &c, extra frsts C91 scoreb
"a &c, hrsts fss-sg scorer, BIZ. n 32c. spe-
Gals ta3 score). 35l5c,
EGGs-Receipts, II 1853 cases: marke,
steady to nc up. Current receipts, 25c
fresh extra hrsts, 26A. q &c; fresh hrsts
26 n 2s7.c dirties 24c. checks. 23nc
CHEESE - Twins. 81 X n 22c; daisies
prints and lonRhorus 22n 22I3c
LIVE POULTRY -- Market steady "a
horn hens 01i5iHc; sprinCers ia lsc
hroiiers. 1871 lplsc. BOOSTERS. 49, lac
ducks. Y i6c; geese. sal 5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
i. ). Steel Sets
Shipment Mark

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-The
United States Steel Corporation
has reported that shipments of
finished steel products had eStab-
liShed new record for the first
seven months Of the year,
Shipments Of steel in July
amounted 20 .666 SCI net tons. a
decrease of 1870 tons as compared
with June shipments. but an in
crease Of 800 7S0 tons as compared
with July 1910. For the seven
months ended July 81 last. ship
mentS totaled 117l9544 net tons
as compared with 1885. 2S5 tons in
the first seven months of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
July Factory Sales

Factorl sales Of passenger
cars and trucks from plants in
the United States for July. 1871
were estimated today by the
Automobile Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION al. ass 100 units.
Factory sales in juno 1871.
were 520.52l units. and IN July,
1910, 231 ,703 units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

has b @ g n APP
pointed region
al sales SUPER
visor by Paul
b. Zimmerman.
vic e president
and &c n e r a
sales manager.
II Vt W ill
w ork closely
W it'll Airtemp
dealers and the
company's field
organization in
the n or { hern
region, making
his headquar-
tiers in u a "
ton. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Def. Harvester Unit
Gets Biz War Order

TOLEDO. Aug. Work on a
million dollar order for 20-milli-
meter shell castings for the war
department will be started soon
by the Dura division of Detroit
Harvester Company. The castings
are for air CORDS plane cannon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Should Be Reversed After Emergency

Nobody planned it that Nevertheless il is deleterous
trend should promptly
emergency
The economic greatness Of America has been built the
incentive
John j. Raskob father of the namcnt plan selling
mobiles scale told that by and large
ried we'll off financially single His explanation
that with family responsibilities tend become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Attention, Washinqton

One suggestion: Anything and
everything Washington can do
TO expedite examination of pros
peCtive drafteeS should be done.
Many of them are chatting be-
cause they cannot formulate
definite work plans.
Copyright, 1871, by B. &. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Crawford Clothes
Names Detroit Head

David r. Rusof yesterday was
appointed head of all operations
of Crawford Clothes four stores
in Detroit. His appointment is to
take effect Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Detroit Poultry

Hens easy. balance steady: hens. average
run iec: leEhorn hens. lbs and Up. i5c
cocks TO- i2c; rock springers. acreage run,
2ic; leghorn broiiers. \ lbs and up. isc.
EGCs-Market arm Current receipts.
25c, undergrades. 23h f7ic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Scratches
International News service Wire
At MASHI>GTON PARK

WealheI. cI0Udy. tTaCk. SLOW
FIRST Race Play Quest My Reret.
Milo. Syrian Boy Top Band. Saw Wood
Second Race -Tippty Bany Norma
JOY Whips;itch, Catchem, The Hare.
Mayro.
Third Race Rusty Cold. Patched
Pants.
Fourth Race--Csm Fin. Sweet Pease.
More Days Mil POmp, Ganges, Wa
baunsee.
Fifth Race First ~ All. Kirwin.
sixth Race MaNiekin Sarsn
Seventh Race Brother Jim Earliana
Eighth Race -Askaris, Cardibre sweep
Royal. Pell Nell Brown Ben. Oroedlu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
.t|oyt Promoted
E,
BY Airtennp

DAYTON. O., Aug. 12.-J. Z.
(Jess) Hoyt. who has been associ-
ated with Airtemp division, Chrys-
Ter Corporation. as special assist
ant TO ID. w. Russell. president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
~ NARRAGANsFTT PARK

weather. clear track. fast
First Race Boslei. Bernardine, Boy
Ia rkmead. Grand Monarch
Second Race Galvale Los Cold short
Cake Neon Light Shirley C. Parade
Leader
sixth Race silver Tower, Greek
Jurist. Lots - Time Boredom
Seventh Race Declared or. Nirth
runs as seventh Scratches Patrol
Flight Epitanh Rough Brigade MixweIl,
Mattapuny. Chance Run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

No quotations available today
because of a strike at the Detroit
stockyards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

At wASHINGToN PARK
l ~ II !. u. 81. ~
standard Dredging Corporation

declared a special dividend of 10
cents on common payable Septem-
Der . 10 stock Of record August 90
Previous payment was also 10
cents on March |, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
PITTSBI RGH

PITT>BI RGH
PiTTsBURGH Aus y -uNsJ-CAT.
q 7 ~ Receipts. -. market active Steers
choice Sii so 1i2 so, medium 10 good
SO 5oV1l common s. S0n Ia 50. heIfers
medium 10 good s. 80 % -. common.
I 80 1,1a; cows, medium 20 good s. - n
/ Is Gamers and cutters 2sas q
bulls Cood 20 choice Sg8ssO. Common
20 medium IS 5uuS 50
HOES Receipts 500 market active and
1907 22o lbs Sil75aiI 90 2201250 lbs
81. 500 u SO $50 n geo ms non 80
100 100 lbs, $40 .25Hli2 IS, roughs, 80 %
SHEEP Receipts $50; market steady
Choice lambs. Sl0750ii so medium "a
good 81 - 10: common lambs, SOS: ewes
&3T' wethers. s3.3on 80
CALVES Receipts. 100 market steady.
Good 70 choice Si2 80 "a - 50 medium.
$40 SOC II 50. culls and common IS sod :.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Aug l7-uNE) HOGS
Receipts "a 0oo: market Sc TO ioc lower
FOLLOWERS I 600 top ST. so hulk Sifsy
lii 80. hesyies $40 sdaii.i 10. mediums sif
y 10 50. lights. SO $50 n SO. light lights
$40 90 II - packing so"s, 81 81 n ID. 90.
pigs 81 Is 1915.
CATTLE Receipts $40: marke,
steady, calves. receipts OOa market
steady ref steers choice Sii.T3fi - -;
medium s. a0u12. warnings SqHf7.
butchers hefers s. S0ai "a So COWS s. q
?, bulls s. '0n 10. calves S7Gt3i feed
Ier-. So " s'ockers steers, Ss1i2 so;
COWS md helfers SOIL
/ SHEEP Receipts s OO0 market steady,
lambs 81 2SN ~ o. conmSn so 30
~ 2a. feeders S1oTII; yearINgs Ss25sf
so, ewes, 81 751s
Sehiff Company declared a revu-
lar quarterly dividend Of IS cents
on common, payable September Is
TO stock Of record August 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
At TUISTI.FDOWN

Weather Cloudy. track. muddy.
FIRST Race -Four Rings
Second Race Erin Torch
Fifh Race-Libercaise Notforme.
sixth pare- tsalO'
seventh Race Declared off The fol-
loving - substitute Seventh Pace
500. claiming. fvear-olds and up I
mile ard 40 wards
Eighth Race Gambling Boy Mohawk
Lily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
At StR,ToG.

At SARATOGA
Weather. clear. track. fast
Second Race Sun Lark
Fifth Race Ky Flash
Seventh Race Sahuius.
Field horses a. Saratoga Little PeH-
can. Priansar, Love Note Peace Fleet
Sun Town Hors ne Combat
At ptDE PARK
Weather. cloudy. track fast
First Race Advising Irene
Second Race Cav Quill John A y
Rahy Light Banset. Goochie Boy Buff
fai0
Third Race -AndnoW Dssigner
Naughtv Sister Dry Ice Wei Flight
Disinherit. Miss Marilyn Whit Judge
Leer Tetrauitra
Fourth Race Wackv Jack Cantwen
sixth Race Color Miss, Trujulo. Bro
ward Nanci Day Victor HUGO. Disrupt
Bilkan
Eighth Race Declared ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

Prior TO joining the Airtemp
staff. Hoyt became familiar with
problems in the building industry
as sales manager OF the Pre-Cast
Unit Company Of Kalamazoo.
Michigan. manufacturers of pre-
fabricated concrete structural ma
terialS.
La nnnnnrnirrr thn nnr,oinAn,nnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

SAID.
"Mr. -iioyt brings 10 Airtemp
n wealth of speciality selling ex-
perience gained as sales manager
of the Packard Motor Car Com
pany of Missouri, following many
years Of experience in the Pack
ard selling organization"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
CHIC AGO
Sehin Company declared a reru

lar quarterly dividend Of IS cents
on common, payable September Is
TO stock Of record August 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

In stock. d-Optionsl stocs
sOdc lots only.
Evening star., 1941-01-13

met too late for Mr.. Joyce to in
fluence Yeats.
He was talked about, too, for his
essay on Ibsen which the Fortnightly
Review had published and which
Ibsen himself liked so we'll that he
had written a note of congratula-
ton and thanks to Mr.. Joyce, who
with his fair for foreign languages
had studied Norwegian merely to
read the Shakespeare of the North.
In spiritual rebellion against the
economic decay and incomplete cul-
ture of Ireland, disillusioned in faith,
and determined to treasure his
artistic integrity on the continent of
Europe, he left Dublin in 1904 at
the age of % to escape from the fog
Of Anglo-Saxon civilization. Exile
and cunning" were to be his weapons
against what he felt were the
prejudiceS of his homeland.
He returned later to open a motion
picture theater and he had grandiose
ideas for daily newspaper of vast
circulation and influence.
But Europe and its traditions still
beckoned. He lived in Trieste, then
part of the old Austro-H Hungarian
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Government Leaders
And Jurists Attend
Red Mass atC. u.
Archbishop NIFTY Says
Liberty and Low Are at
Stake in World Crisis

Addressing a congregation that
Included three Supreme Court JUS
tees, two cabinet members and
other Government and religious
leaders at Catholic University's Sd
annual red mass yesterday, the
Most Rev. John j. NIFTY, Arch
bishop of San Francisco, descriged
dangers of this critical hour" in
world history
The mass, to invoke Divine aid
for the deliberations of the new
Congress and of courts, was held
in the Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception.
I'VE live" Archbishop NIFTY de-
clared, "in q critical hour when
history witnesses the titanic strug-
gle-not only of armies and navies
and civilian populations-but even
more important, the life and death
struggle of ideas, the outcome OF
which may we'll determine the sur
vival or the death of liberty and law.
Surely today, more than ever be-
fore, you have been intrusted with
the noble dignity and the heavy
responsibilities of conceiving and
enacting legislation, and admins
terlng justice, need help from God
In determining the ultimate part OF
American law for the present and
the generations to come.
Calls for Courage.
1--WE need courage and strength
to give battle to false PHILOSOPHERS
within our borders which would
ultimately PROSTATE the essence of
democracy-this sacred inviolabil-
ity of the human personality as
destined for eternal life with God. .
He warned that I'VE may and
should become deeply apprehensive
of the attacks which are being
made by current false PHILOSOPHERS
Of life. Attacks upon the sacredness
of marriage, unauthorized legal at
tacks upon the individuals right to
bodily integrity and the family S
authority are example of the results
of false thinking which have mad
practical results in law" he said.
LII lIlC "SlC oupl ClllS
Court Justices Harlan F. Stone.
Owen j. Roberts. William o. Doug
las and Frank Murphy and Post
master General Frank G. Walker
and Mrs. Walker.
Senators Accept Invitations.
Others accepting invitations to at
tend were Edward M. Curran, United
States district attorney; Francis w.
Hill, jr., president of the District
Bar Association, and Senators Bilbo,
Chavez and Radcliffe.
Also, Mehmet M. Ertegun, the
Turkish Ambassador; the Minister
of Fire and Mrs. Robert Brennan;
the Right Rev. William R. Arnold,
Army chief of chaplains, and Capt.
Robert D. Workman, Navy chief of
chaplains.
The distinguished guests were
escorted to their places by law
school students serving as ushers,
After the mass a reception and
dinner for visiting priests and others
were held in Curley Hall.
Red mass ceremonies were first
held in France several centuries ago
to enable judges and legislators. at
the beginning of the session, to ask
divine guidance in their delibera-
tions. The mass was revived here by
the Very Rev. Robert j. White, dean
of the Catholic University Law
School.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Offensive
Continued From First Page.)

level. The target was left blazing"
Several fires also were caused at
Regensburg, it said, and at Ostend
"a large explosion followed by fire
was observed" From these night at
tacks. the communique said, one
British plane failed to return.
Fires and bomb bursts were said
to have been sighted at Brest, LIE
Havre and Lorient. German air.
dromes at Vannes. Chartres, Evreux
and MorlaiX also were reported at
tackled last night. Fires were set
and some planes on the ground hit,
a communique said.
Shipping and ground defenses
were assaulted in the daylight raid
yesterday, the fourth in succession
by British bombers and fighters. and
informed sources said they were de-
signed to hamper preparations for
the nightly Nazi assaults on Britain
The British Press Association
commented that "it is significant
that. since the first daylight raids
upon the airdromeS nearest our
shores, the enemy's night attacks
have been of briefer duration"
The ministry reported three
fighter planes lost in the daylight
attacks yesterday.
Unusual Action Reported.
The Royal Air Force has beer
given increasing attention to "in-
vasion" areas across the English
Channel where unusual activity has
been reported lately.
That activity has lent weight tC
growing feeling in many circles
in London that expected German
invasion attempts may be launched
in the spring or sooner
One source in discussing the new
taetics-for the British-of daylight
raids described them as an out
growth of increasing air strength.
"You can be sure that if we were
seriously short of planes" he said
1--WE would not dare to risk losse!
in continuous daylight raids"
An Air Ministry news service state.
ment on the raid by the Hurricane!
said:
Hurricanes of the r. A. F. fighter
command Yesterday swept low ovel
the Belgian and French coast anc
machine-g -gunned enemy troops ant
shipping.
Patrol Attacks E-B0at.
"The first patrol, led by squad
ron leader with D. S. o. and D. F
c. distinguished Service OrdS ant
DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross, VIII,
came down to sea level twice, at
tackled an E-boat (small, fast moto
torpedo boat 300 yards off shore
The Hurricanes swept the deck will
bullets and then attacked drifter
Another patrol attacked a secon'
E-boat from astern from sea leve
and the boat made for shore.
= THE patrol continued across tn
coast and machine-gunned troop
In trenches near the beach.
Two other small ships were ma
chine-gunned.
"a third patrol attacked a larg
,two-masted schooner and numbe
of small vessels.
Heavy and accurate anti-aircraf
fire was encountered and 18 ME109
(Messerschmitts) sent up to inter
cept were engaged.
Two of our pilots are missing
One pilot thought he had been hi
for he looked into his mirror an
saw what seemed to be damage t
an elevator tip. When he landed h
found a bird entangled In tn
terial."
Evening star., 1941-01-13

Empire. The World War forced him
to leave Trieste, since he was a
British subject, and he took up his
residence in Zurich, Switzerland,
where in 1914 he began work on
Ulysses" which required seven years
to write. During these years he sup
ported himself by teaching in the
Berlitz School of Languages, and also
received financial grants from
friends, among them the late John
Quinn, New York lawyer and art
patron.
Evening star., 1941-01-13

the century-a tall, slender youth
of 10. wearing a peaked cap and
soiled tennis shoes and trailing the
ashplant walking stick he so often
addressed in the early pages of
Ulysses"
Already in those days he had be-
come prominent and the seeds of the
Joyce legend had been sown. There
was the story of his meeting with
w. B. Yeats, Ireland's greatest poet,
and his observation that they had
Evening star., 1941-01-13

The croton shrub, vivid bush
with colors similar to autumn
foliage, dominates Puerto Rico gar
denS.
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Shifting Jewish Schools
From Europe Urged
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22-A work
able program for the transfer of
European academies of Jewish
learning to the Western Hemisphere
was urged yesterday by orthodox
Jewish leaders at the third annual
convention of the Agudas Israel OF
America.
About 600 delegates, here for \
four-day session, were told that
American orthodox Jewry must par
ticipate in the program for the in
auguration of a movement Of relig-
ious renaissance.
Messages of greeting were re-
ceived from President Roosevelt,
Gov. Lehman of New York, Senator
Taft, Republican, of Ohio, and Sen
ator Meade, Democrat, of New York.