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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-07

tain-raiser of a doubleheader
with the Boston Red Sox Yanks
salvaged the afterpieee, 3-l, on
the strength Of Marvin Breuer's
five-hit pitching.
One big inning was enough for
the Detroit Tigers to lambast the
Cleveland Indians, 1l-2- Tigers
scored all of their runs in the
third stanza, A trio Of Indian
pitchers paraded to the mound
in the uprising, which was fea-
tured by Mike Higgins circuit
clout with a mate on base, The
Tribe tailed its pair Of markers
in the seventh.
Another run-producing frame
brought victory to the St. Louis
Browns over the Chicago White
Sox. 9-6, in the opening portion
Of d twin bin. The Browns put
on a five-run rally in the fourth
round as every member OF the
team went to bat. One OF the
Sox' runs was a homer by joe
Kuhel Chicago grabbed the
nightcap, So. Lee, who struck
ont INST two and walked seven,
held the Brownies to six hits.
Chisox sewed up the game early,
scoring twice in the first ana
twice in the third
Johnny Wander Nicer, the
..DoubIe No-Hit" king Of base
ball spaced eight hits IN an ar
ernoon game to conquer the ~.
Louis Cardinals. 81, 1t was ms
10Th triumph of the year. Mike
Mccormick supplied the deciding
blow of the fray when ne blast
cd four-bagger with two mates
on base. Reds scored four runs
- tbat round. The Cards We're
held scoreless except for the fifth
inning when they put over their
lime marker. The loss paved tne
wav for the Brooklyn Dodgers
~ REGAIN league leadership II
the Flatbush nine won its nlgnt
game with New York.
n,1,,I4c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-07
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGuESl
TO-DAY
American
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at st. Louis, night
game
National
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
o.
price Field. Trumbo IsIandl
l:39 p. IN.
SUNDAY
Exhibitions)
First Game-Key West Regu-
lars VS.. Trojans. 100 p, m.
Second Game-Pandora Bears
VS.. Key West Conchs. $50 p. m.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Rigney, Haynes and fresh
Auker, Caster and Swift.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-07

Chandler, Branch and Dickey:
Hughson, Ryba and Peacock.
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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Today's Horoscope

Today's nature is too impulsive
and idealistie, and needing a
good training to hold the for
tune that may come to it under
favoring aspects. 1t bears honors,
friends and success when prop
erly trained and curbed
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SOFTBALL

SOFTBALL
lBayview Park. SEQ p. m.)
TOMORROW NIGHT
First GameThurston VS.. Red
Raiders.
Second Game--Peppers VS..
NavSta.
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STERLING, cafes
AND THE MATTERS

Here's what Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats, accomplished
in recent performances:
Monday. August
Alb r III Pc A e SIi
Sterling, 1b 8 0 0 8 go 0
Gates, 30 3 l l 0 80 O
The score: r
St. Augustine - 10l 600 o.
DeLand ---- 800 600 0-3
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct.
/. st. Augustine Go 80 .673
2. DeLand SIS 33 1858
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

9:0O-WJR Fred Allen. WV
Eddie Cantor. CKLW Star Of Hope
9:15-WJBK WPA Program.
9:30=MlXJ Mr. District Alior.
ney, WXYz John Kennedy. CKLW
Canadians All
l0:00-WJR Glen Miller, WV
Kay Kyser's Kollege, WXYZ Mich.
igan Highways. CKLW National
News.
10:15-WJR G. L. X. smith,
WXYZ News Ace, CKLW Britain
Speaks.
10:30-WJR Girl About Town;
WXYZ Doctors At Work; CKLW
Newsreel
l0:45--WJR Don Artistic.
l1:00-WJR News. WWJ News /.
WXYZ Music You Want; CKLW
Club Reporter.
11:15-WJR Freight Fantasies:
WWJ Don Pablo. CKLW Golden
Gloves.
1i:30-wWJ Fausto Carbelo,
WJLB Danny Demetry; CKLW Hal
Mack.
11:45-WJR Vincent Lopez.
WXYZ-Horace Heidi.
12:00-WWJ News. Dance Music:
.WJR Linton Wells, WXYZ Dancing
Party: CKLW Shep Fields.
i2;15-WIR Walter Gross.
1880 WJR Del Courtney.
CKLW Dawn Patrol.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
S. W. Ypsilanti

Southwest Ypsilanti, Mich, Mar
12-Mrs. Myrtle Hull and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark, Detroit, were
recent dinner guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark and
family.
Henry Naday, Detroit, spent
Wednesday night and Thursday
with his aunt, Mrs. Waldo Wardle
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hasley,
Mrs. Erma Hasley and Mrs Alma
Wardle were guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Wardle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
soLATARto

Buenos dias, saludo matutino or
good morning to you and have you
had your Spanish today? II not
you are practically alone or SOL
atario las we say with the help OF
q Spsnish.English dictionary In
a nation which previously never
got any further than Spanish
omelette.
Al the Spanish language center
in New York, which teaches Span.
ish exclusively. there are twice as
many students as there were a year
ago and the center Is also doing an
out-patient business with big cor.
porations. The teachers take them
ON in groups Of not more than six
ana turn out graduates who can dc.
scribe a rubio, ojizarco fblond. blue
eyed maid as adequately as any
south American contemporary.
a frequently recurring situation
is that Of the businessman who Is
interested in learning Spanish be.
cause he does business with or
hopes to do business with Brazil
lie is a little puzzled when told
mat BraEilians speak Portuguese
which is a more difficult language
than Spanish TO master.
Language teachers report a big
increase In the number OF Spanish
language students who evidently
have taken the gospel OF South
American relations and culture
with considerable seriousness
In addition TO the Immersion
courses, some OF the schools feature
records which are sold With accom-.
panying text books. As the records
can be played over and over for
accent purposes they provide an
excellent system OF learning the
language.
knowledge Of Spanish is reported
10 be one Of the detectives OF the
women's home defense plan re.
vealed In Washington. so II Is log.
icel to expect growing popularity
for Spanish 80 long as the war con-
unues and perhaps longer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
NEW MANAGER

Flint, Mar. 12-UP-Former Aud
itor General G. T. Gundry Tues
day replaced James r. Pollock as
city manager. Gundry. who served as
auditor general during the admin.
istration OF former Governor Frank
Murphy, was named by the city
commission late yesterday. Pollock
continues as director Of public
works, a civil service post he held
simultaneously.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Today's Horoscope

II your birthday is today. a
most fortunate, active, interesting
and exciting year Is foreseen for
you. Gain will come through the
military. promotion, success in
love, and domestic felicity are
promised, accompanied. however,
by some unsuccessful attempt at
deception. The child who Is born
on this date will be very fortu-
nate, but liable to suffer through
imposition. The holding Of some-
what uncommon and eccentric
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
one-AiInute Test Answers

1. On coffee trees. The fruit
Of the tree. when ripe, is Of q
dark scarlet color. resembling a
cherry. and usually contains two
seeds inclosed in tough men,
brane, each seed or berry being
covered with a thin covering.
2. No. These two men, presi-
dent and vice president Of the
Confederaey. received all the votes
OF the IL states that voted.
3. The butterfly table, comb
backed Windsor chair and the
rocking chair.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
NEW HIGH AT AIRPORT

Detroit, Mich, Mar. PA new
high in traffic at the City Airport
was reported Monday by Maj c. V.
Burnett, manager. He said that Sun
day a total of 1,77S plane move
ments we're recorded to top the
previous high set last Nav OF 1,5S4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

lie gis lators are
overly addicted
to oratory he
dropped that re-
mark last De-
cember, before
the lease = lend
m e a S ure was
under discus
sion on Capitol
Hill.
=, Nevertheless
quite a few OF
our lawmakers
are quoting the
Ohioan in re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Your Health

Coffee Has Same
Effect as Exercise,
Not Deemed Harmful
BY Logan Clendening, NJ. D.
o l watched them loading the
coffee bags on my ship at Santos,
Brazil, last week-endless streams
Of men disappearing into the hold
Of the ship. for hours and hours
and l wondered how it was ever
going to be all used up. The war
has made US think Of what the
real basic necessities Of life are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

a bolter, in way
Even Senator Norris, the New
Dealerist Independent ever invent
ed, said he didn't object to warning
President Roosevelt not to send
any Of our soldier boys to war
abroad. He's slightly a bolter. too.
Simmered down. is or isn't too
much speech-making better than
nonsl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

sion IL mailing with each motor
boat registration plate q new nav
igation chart OF Lake Winnipesau
kee showing speed limit areas. is
lands and flashing light buoys.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

there must be thousands of fam
lilies in Europe finding by bitter
experience what they can do with
out-and I suppose coffee cannot
be counted as one of the absolute
necessities. Certainly, | imagine,
many Of those European citizens
are finding they can get along
without it. And certainly South
America is finding a very grave
financial problem on its hands
with its large export trade OF
coffee in Germany and Central
Europe cut off.
But in ordinary times coffee is
certainly pretty close TO a neces-
sity. In the United States it is one
Of the basic commodities for which
we are dependent on other coun-
tries. We consume half again as
much coffee per capita as we did
forty years ago. | have no very
late figures available. but in 1880
we imported ,599, 316,550 pounds,
Of which more than a billion
pounds came from Brazil.
For many people the question
arises not as to whether coffee is
a necessity, but whether it is q
menace. The human race is so
constituted that sooner or later
if a number Of people do some
thing habitually that is not actu-
ally physical requirement Of the
body, somebody is bound to spread
the rumor that it is injurious.
A Stimulant
We have expressed our opinions
about coffee several times in this
column. 1t undoubtedly has GER
tain archaeological actions.
These are we'll known and can be
definitely measured. 1t stimulates
the brain, the heart, and the kid
neys, largely by increasing the
blood supply going through them.
So does exercise. In proper
amounts, coffee is no more harm
tu than exercise. Indeed, II II
came 10 the question OF carrying
one or the other too far | should
be inclined to think that excessive
exercise is responsible for more
harm than coffee. True, in exces-
sive amounts it perhaps over
stimulates the brain and leads to
insomnia and nervousness, but
this, too, is well known.
Certainly it seems hard TO call
it anything but an innocent habit
when you see the BraZilians ait
ting at their sidewalk cafes drink
ing little cups Of coffee one after
another, all day long. wouldn't
20 so far as to recommend this
dosage but I must say they looked
very healthy and happy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

Too Many Speeches on
Controversial Issue
Better Than None
Bv Charles P. Stewart

ROBERT T. SECREST, Ohio
congressman, wasn't referring to
the aid-Britain bill when he said,
TOO much speech-making is bet
ter than none" Answering a crit
les complaint that our national
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Lenten Reducing Diet

Lcnlth NSduNihS DiSh
As suggested by the Chef Of The
Hotel Huntington, Pasadena, Cal.
Fourth Day
No seasoning on anything.
Either coffee or tea mo sugar
or creamy with every meal.
Breakfast: Grapefruit and eof-
fee.
Lunch: Two lamb chops; sliced
tomatoes.
Dinner: Tenderloin steak;
stewed tomatoes; plain carrots;
4 head lettuce.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. Ais the Iowa Diet TO be
considered a complete diet, or do
you suggest combining the foods
any way with meat, cereals and
bread?"
Answer-No, the Iowa Diet is
a suggested one which is protec-
tive for healthy tooth develop
ment. If the articles included in
the Iowa Diet are used daily, it is
thought that this is adequate for
the prevention Of tooth decay, but
The iowa Diet IS not, itself, COM
plete diet, especially for an adult.
The Iowa Diet is daily one quart
Of milk, one egg, one ounce butter.
one teaspoon cod liver oil, one
raw vegetable, one cooked vege-
table. one or more fresh fruits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
LAKE NAVIeAToRs PROMPTED

Concord. n. H. Mar. l2-UP-
In the interests OF safety. the New
Hampshire Public Service Commits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Fifty Years Ago

down, revealing the fact that its
number tax was 435. which meant
that the elk had been tagged in
1910.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Words of Wisdom

Cheerful looks make every dish
a feast. and that It Is which
crowns a Observation-Disclosures
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

ELK HUNTER BAGS OLD TIMER
Butte, Mont, Mar. l2-UP-The
"granddaddy" OF the Mount Fleecer
herd OF elk here has been brought
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

Tonight
s00-WJR Newscast. WWJ Ty
Tyson, News, CKLW Rollin' Home.
6:15-WJR Hedda Hopper. WV
News.
6:30-WJR Inside OF Sports.
CKLW Conga Time, WV Bill FL.
lot.
6:45-WJR Melody Marvels, WV
Lowell Thomas.
7:00-WJR Amos n Andy. WWJ
Fred Naring. CKLW Happy Joe.
7:l5-WJR Lanny Ross. WWJ
Royal Review, CKLW Val Clare
7:3O-WJR Meet Mr.. Meek. WV
Cavalcsde OF America, CKLW Car.
son Robson
7:45-CKLW Series for Strings.
s:00-WJR Big Town; WWJ
Tony Martin. CKLW vignettes Of
Melody.
s:l5-WWJ How Did You Meet,
CKLW Music. News Ace.
$3.50 80 WJR DR.. Christian. News.
WV Plantation Party, CKLW
Memoirs In Music.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Y ears Ago
Miss Alma Wardroper Of this city the six planss
who took in the Young Musicians Contest held under the
auspices of the State Federation of Musical Clubs Arbo
The Salvation Army is embaking program OF
stucve The Ypsan people who lending their aid
campaign F. l. Gallup Leach Prddy, Dr.
NJ Hull Dr. H. deb. E. F. Goodwin Guy Davis and
George A. Cook
The income and film censoring O. KID by the Po
Grange their meeting the Y Building in Ann Arbor
Prot B. the bill providing censorship
resolution principle of
state income tax read by Miss Jennie Buell.
Death: Mrs b. Potter "a this morning after years Illness
Concord.
Fifty Years Ago
Doson has laid addition between Chicago Ave
Hawkins known Dolson's Add
city Ypsilan through
south Harriet nersecng and streets to be
opened.
H. R Scovil and Mrs William futile have plated addition
along the newly opened Jarvis St. running west from the Lake
Shore freight depot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
One-Nfinute Test

One-Mlnute Test
1. How does coffee grow?
2. Did other candidates receive
votes for the presidency and vice
presidency Of the Contederacy
when Jefferson Davis and Alexan-
der II. Stephens were elected to
ONCE?
2. What pieces OF furniture
originated in America?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

her house guest some time to her
self, so that she may rest, read
or write.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Pick of the Air To-day

National Broaoessting Company
WV. 900. WXYZ. 1910. WIZ,
700; WSPD. 1870; WTAM. lO7u,
WGN. 100; WMAQ, $40; WIS. So.
Columbia 5rosdesstina System
WJR. $50. WOWO. ll6J; WBBM
10.
Mutual Brosdesstlns System -
CKLW. 100. WLW, zoo. and WGN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12

The considerate hostess allows
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
Salfapu-8ah Den griten entriHeu

8erlin. ~ Gas oeutihe 9ber=
commando beri6tete, oaB oeutlhe
Gruppen ben @alfapa-BaB in 4egpp-
ten liio6ltli1 BON Sollum erobert ba-
ben. 0urd oieien 8aB Derl6nft Die
na6 Sioi 8arrani fiibrenoe StraBe,
Der Srti6aft, bis 81 Der Die italieni=
Id)en Gruppen oes Wtaridaas @ra5i-
aili llad @egppten binein DorOran-
gen, ebe Die britiide Sffeniipe be-
gam. Der Sab liegt 5wii6en Der
Mittelmeerfiiite unb einem b0ber ge-
legenen ssnlanoplateau. SIM Seeres=
beridt miro a1lsgefiibrt, oeutide nno
italienii1e Sruppen batten bel Der
G%rItiirmung oes 8aiies neun Sc
ihiiBe, 1ieben SanfS uno mebrere
4%an8erfpagen uno onoere Musrii-
Ituna erbentet. Scr Seino erlitt
Idmere, blrtige Berlulte nno Derlor
cine Mn5abl @efangene", beiBt es I'M
Seeresberiht meiter. ullniere eige-
men 8erlulte iparen unbeoeitefo.
3erIt0rerflug5eitee griffen Sruppen-
lager uno ~Mniammlungen BON Wo-
torfabr5eugen i'm @ebiete bon Col
lum an
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
@eitOrben

-Gl0Bli6 uno unermartet per-
Itarb am Counting Mbenb infolge Ell
mes SAlaganfaaes 5rau Sophie
G6mitt @attin oes Serrn Sobn
9. sdmitt, Snbabers elmer groBen
Observation-Disclosures i'm Siio=
often 8aibingtons. Die 8~eritorbene
mar go Sabre alt uno in 8olfmarien
(6eiien -&oiieD geboren. Sic man-
oerte ais iungeS Wdo6en aus uno
fam gu ibrer Sante, Der ueritorbe-
men 6rau Sobn 8. Meinberg. AuBer
ibrem @atten binterldBt Die 8eritor-
bene 6 Sobne uno | Io6ter, Iorpie
2 griioer, Alfreo uno Soief Goroes,
in @aibington. 8ie 8eeroigung
mar am Wittmo6 8ormittag nod
elmer &eqniemmeiie in Der uSolp
Comforter Stride I'M Geoar sill
6rieobofe. Maoge iie ruben in 5rie-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
2anOun befirdtst nnerfIdrten ariss

gie anbdneer Der Administration
uno oeufbar gr0Bter lnterltiiBung
@roBbritanniens iteaten li6 gelhlol-
len binter Die Neoe oes B%rafiOenten
un0 oie 8roflamierung zines unbez
Ihranften nationalen 9~otitanoeS
Sic Hepublifoner unO iogenannten
sSslolierun9S= 9olitifer 8eigteu iid IN
6eiien fritiid. Bobl Die i6arfite
4euBeruag aus benz repnblifoniihen
Eager fam BON grgouDerneur Mlfreo
SO. Qanoon BON &nnias, Dem nnter=
legeren 9rdiioentihafts &%anoioaten
0es Sabres 1886, Der r%unoberaus er-
flarte, sic Proclamation 0es Brdii-
oenten beoente u3nminoeit ~8eittDeilig
oas @n0e Der oemofratiidpn Hegie-
rangsform in Den n5@g uno bin6ll=
fiigte, .oas nddite &apitel miro
ipabri9einli1 Rrieg Iein.~
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
streuae itaOtiide Anfiidt iiber
SllfobOl-@ erfanf

Die giirgermeilter pom @aibing-
ton Derfiinoeten in oie1en 8ageu neue
9tlfobol-@ eiese fir Die Staot. @irt=
i9aften ullo 2aoen oiirfen III gu
funft in Ser @abe pom Stbulen ltno
air1en nidt eriltieren boAltens I'M
4biteino BON 400 SUB (130 Meter).
Gas CAB IS a~lleroings friiber, Dor
Der 8robibitions3eit aud ibon).
0idt betroffen iino 8irtidaften IN
Der Na6baridaft Don aranfenbdu-
fern, &inoeripielplaBen uno 8iblio-
tbefen. 4lfobol=8 erfaufslaoen mil
len obenos 10 llbr idlieBen, nur
an Samstagen oiirfen lie bis II
lbr aufbalten uno berfaufen. Sic
oiirfen feline HeflameIdiloer nabe
ben Sdnnfenitern baben ooer &efla=
mebefte ooer &eflameflugbldtter ber=
teilen, melhe oie Breiie an8eigen.
3eitungsreflame fam Der 3eniur
untermorfen meroen, luenn lie falihe
Mngaben entbalt ooer Die 8rooufte
anberer 6irmen berableBt ooer ole
Worolgelebe DerleBt ooer meoi3ini-
Ihe Anlprii6e erbebt ODER bebauptet,
Der Snbalt lei BON Der Gegierung
gu~tgebeiBen iporoen, ODER religiOIe
giloer ODER religi0ie Mnipielungen
entbdlt ooer olif SdnlelL Sport,
8erionen etc. 8e5ug nilnnlt. 8ie
4lfobolpertdufer miiifen sur giniibt
Der 8eboroe genau 8rd iiber ales
fiibren. 9ie &iifpano BON SiBen
in Den 8irti6aften bari niht "a
indies iiberiteige1. &eflameidil-
Ser oiirfen nidt aus flidernOen Sid
tern belteben. Mae 8erionalsgerat=
~oerungen miiiien IN 10 Sugen nit
geteilt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
Or. Serbit bat nelre GrfOlse iii Der
MeOisin

@elegentlih elmer @eriammlung
oe8 8aibingtoner apotbefer-@ereiuS
borige ISOLDE teilte SEER 81. @ils
liam 8. Serbit it,, NIT, OaB e. iR
Der 8ebanOlung a~nItedenoer Saut-
franfbeitell, beionoers Don idn1er3-
liAen rin=grfranful9en, NIT Der
nelten Nieoi3in 1Sulfanilic Acio4
ausge3ei6nete &elultate erreiAt ba=
be. SEER Or. 5erbit lit 8rofeiior
Der Meoi5in an Der biefigen George
totpn ~llniberiitat nno lit Der erlte,
Der Die g%enannte N5eoi5in- cine
oeutihe grfinOlmg bier fiir Iolde
Safe o~ngepanot bat. Die Gin3el-
beiten meroen in Der uaGiten 0um=
mer ser 3eitidrift Der namericolt
Theological Miiociation~ p~eroffentlidt
meroen. @eun oie Seilung friiber
@o6en Oallerte, lit iie iebt in orei
gagen m0glih.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
0esen gerfnnf Oes @elanOes am
0emtideu @aiIenbaus

Gs gebt oas @eriidt ltnl DaB Der
@orItano 0es 9eutiden @aiienbau-
les bon bier, nel6es befanHtli6 IN
i60ner lanoi6aftIider nmgebung
oben allf ben SoDen Ser 0@ooO @ope
&oa0" in A~nocoitia gelegen tit, Oa-
bel lit, oie 6Glfte ieines 2anobeiiBes
5u perfaufen, oamit BORT BON 8au=
lln%tertiebmern biaige @1uierreiben
gebo1tt mer0en f0nnen. @egen bic
len 8lou iolten 5reln0e oes @ai-
ienbauies opponieren uno lire Nn=
iidt Dem 8oritano flnotun. gu Ell
mem groBen @aus mobltatigen,
0ffentlihen gbarafterS pie einem
@oifenballs, Altersbeim, Sdule,
&ranfenbaus, gebort bod genobnlid
cine aniprehenoe gdrtneriide Nnla-
&c, Elm 8arf, EN- 8dlo6en, bel Suit,
2idt, griiner &aien, 8laB gum 5pie=
len uno Spa3ierengeben, au6 Gaum
i6on Der l6onen bauli6en @irfung
megen. 8iro oas Qano am @aiien-
balts nun oerfauft, 10 f0nnte oa bolo
cine regelredte itdotii1e Steinipiiite
entitebenl Ales iebnt iid in Der
Staot na1 8dumen, nod Grin, nod
Natllr, rtno bier nil man Die Sea
tur Deri1unoeln? @ie berrli1 maht
ii6 bod Ser Campus" Der n4meri-
con llniDeriitp" Der unniOeriitD 81
MarDlano4, Der u@eorgetomn Uni
periit1" Der Catholic l1niDeriitD"
beg meoi8inifden oSealtb Center"
ora1tBen I'M 6reien, an Der StroBe
nod &odpiae, neil bort nod Die Tim
gebung ser @ebGuoe CRIME 8alme
uno 8lumen uno 8ege bat. Mar
oenfe alld an uSoloiers @omel'
Die Staot nil 3lDar in Der 3ufunft
einen Cell oes @el1noes perlteuerll.
aber Die @eloer fir sic Steuern mo-
rem oob niht 10 idmer a~uf8ubrin.
genl Gin a8idnid4 nno oos Self
lit bal 2ano lit meiit @elo; es per
liert nibt leift ieinen @ert. 2uft
@elunobeit, @alo, laBt iid nidt Der.
fmlfen. Man i9one baber bic 0a.
tur ullo i6iibe ben @alo am 8eut.
iden 8aiIenbausl!
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
argentiniem bleibt neutral

8uenos Mires. 60 Sn elmer
&eoe anl1Blih Der groffmung Der
oieSiabrigen aongreB-S eiiion legte
argentinienS amtiere1IOer Braiioent
Shannon g. Gaitillo bic Nation auf
ltrenge 8efolgung elmer Bolitif Der
Meutralitat i'm europaiihen Griege
felt. unniere traOitionelle Jreuno=
lhaft NIT fremoen 2dn0ern, tpie lie
in unlerer nationolen 8e5iebung ge-
pobrt III, tpirO nidt gednoert tper=
BEN, iogte er, nm iib baum aber fir
Sdaffung elmer understanding uno
Grridtung elmer 5dwerinouitrie
fir nmilitdriide, 9llft- nno 5lotten=
perteioigung" ein5uieBen.