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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-24
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Eapft ernennt brei nene amertfantide
8iI6Gfe
YopIt Yins ser 3,polfte bat Sic
grnennung bon orei ne,,en 8idofen
fir 6ie Ser. Stooten befonnteegeben:
Mer. Soiepb s. &ileing, @enerol-
b1for ser 9io5eie Selena inb Sfarrer
Der llnbefleften @mpfonenisfir6e in
Suite, Mont., oIs eriten 8iidof ber
nett erri6teten 0ioaeie 8,,eblo, Colo.
0tier. @oiparb s. Settinger, 4an5=
Ter Ser Dio5eie Columbus, Ohio, als
SiIisbiihof ser 9io3eie Columbus
nno Situlorbiibof bon Seos.
0tl9r. Yetcr yS. 8artbolome, Bfar-
rer Scr Ct. SSobonnesfir6e, &ofeiter,
Ninn, ols Silfsbii6of ser 9io5elc
ct. Glono nno Sit,larbii6of bon
3ete.
,,2ebemSiaes Gbriitentnm'' bic Sarulc!
u&ir iteben'', 10 idreibt ser eeilt-
rei6e lmo ipelteriobrene Yralat So
bert MGoer, IAN Der Shipelle elmer
ne,,en 0eltperiohc. Ser iebi9c 8clt=
fricg lit nebr oils jeoer onbere &rie9
a1h ein &rieg ser SSoeolo9ien 1nb
Der Neltonidounneen, ein &rieg oes
&opitnlismls lno bes &ommlmis-
m,,s, ein &rieg ocs Snoultriolismlls
nnS Ses Naterialisnns, ein &rieg
oes 8elt- Suoentums nno ser &elt=
Srcimallrerei, elm &rieg oes Natio=
nolismls uno bes Snternationaiis=
mns, ein &rieg bes @ottloientums
nno bes gblolutismns. @r miro int
tiefiten @runoe 5u gemaltlamen Nns=
acknowledgements Ser geiitigen &roi-
te, sic iu ocn lebten $50 Sabrcn nm
sic Neltberrldoit oernneen baben.
&elbe bieier Soeologier miro tie
aen, ,m1 Moreen bos nel,e Nngeli6t
Der @roe at eeltolten? Wobribeinz
lid feline! Sir ms lit ser @eltfriee
anerit einc tbeoloeiid)c, nidt cine po-
litiihc Nnaelegenbeit. Sein 3ped 1T
Die eeeenlpGrtige Gernihtlrng ooer
,penieltens 8Gnoieung ser mobernen
eott. nno polfsieinolihen &rofte
8eld)e M6dtearuppe Damn militariid]
Die it0rflte lit, lit barum fiir ,ms cine
nntergeoronetc iSroge.
9os @nti6cioenoe lit hielmebr
melbe Soccn nnter bcm Grud oeS
&rieecs uno als Heoftion 9e9en Del,
&rieg sic 3ufl.nft aeiltig beberri6en
lln6 bier ecbt lneine lteber5eug'tn{
oobill", idreiht Erolot @faber, uoat
es oie zines Iebenbieen @briltentl,nls
1ein perben."
&ebrmad)t Der Ser. Staaten 1T nj,
Gin 9rittel itGrfer ais bic ber
Sapaner
(8eribt ser uAiiociateb GreB)
Mn ben olaemein gebral,dlid)el
Mabitdben eemeiIen, lit Die 5lotte De
Ser. Stooten nm ELM Drittel itarfe
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

Moment i'm untlaren gemeien. 81
min Did eben jeoem fremOen Gin
FluB ent3is6en, I'm ungeit0rt iiber
Define reide WitgiFt i4alten unO
pdlten gu t0nnen.
Wenn es nod zines 8eneiIes bas
fir beourft bGtte, 10 bietet i'm jeBt
Der NnluB, beHentnegen i4 mid nod
sinmal an Did nenbe.
unfer altes Gamiliengut ion Oer-
fault tperoen - Db nit Oeinem Wfi-
len, Of binter Deinsm &iden, mir
ptHen es ni9t - ME Dem aber auA
fei, Mdrio, mir bef9pSren Did in
leBter Stunbe: .9bu' es ni4t. LAB
es ni9t gef9eben! SAB zen alien
gefB, Der Der ganae StOl8 Defines
feligen 0dters mar, auf benz aud
i6 meins unpsrseBli9e SugenOseit
Dsr6ra9t babe, Der uns ulein lies
unb t6euer lit, als otdmmfB ~unferer
Samilie, LAB ibn ni6t in frembs
Sdnbs funenl
gs fam ia aud gar lein @runb
fir einen 9ertduf geod4t perben.
Die @rtrGgnife Des gutes Tino ia
bod OOr3igli4e. Warum ulIO uers
faufen2
Marid, Marid. butte Dor Osis
mem Mann! Wer peiB pa8 Ct nit
benz @slbe DDr6dt! DAB Ou ni4t
nod aGes bur9 i'm Dsrliert!
59reib' mir nur Elm ein3igcs
Mort, bas mir Elm ae9t Ou3u sibt.
unb i9 ellie foFort gu Dir. Dir 3nr
Settle gu ffe6sn. @lau6e, OdB i'd.
IofDie ieber BON unferer 6amilie es
BON 6er3en gut NIT Dir metnt unb
tets aemeint Bat. Hun, mo- bas I'M
glid bisIer Gbe sinrlal geT6shen 1T.
nolen mir ia ni9ts ais Dein 8epss,
molten mir Did ~penigftens nod Oor
S6limmerem betpa6ren!
Sd fpeiB ni9t, oh unb nie epen.
tueQ Ou bieien grief er6a.ten pirf.
Dein Damn pereitelt ia iebs oiretts
NH1d1erung an Ol@ uHO 0erpnpi
aae Define Spuren. Oetnen ieBigen
Iufentbaltsort bdben mir iiber6aup.
crit mad pielen Mii6en in grfa6rune
sebra9t. Au9 bos follte Dir ooA
i~ibrigens au bentsn gebenl Sd nil
ieOenfans nit 9ilfs zines priOat.
Detettipbureaus oerfuHen, Diefe Sci
len in Define 9Gnbe gelangen 9u lafs
Zen.
ge6e Soft, baB ,s sslinst, UNI
baB bann biefcr .sbte Darnruf ut4i
uner6Drt Derbnnt.
sSn treuer 2ie6e nit ber3li1en
GriiBen BON uns alien
Oein Snfel
8ern6arb."
2angfam FriG 9erbert Oas 5er'
tnitterte G6reibsn glatt. oonn iab er
NIT tisfsrnIter Miene gu Der 1inii6er,
Der es gait.
aber bic lunse 6ruu pur ldnglt
pieber in ibren Sefel am Rdmin
gefunttn. ME fr6teInO bate lie it
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
DRr Ddntntt.
ROmOn BON SaHO RObs.
(6. GortfeBung.)

(6. SortfeBung)
llub mas maj NIT Der gdn3en Sds
DE bestDsdt9 lin einen ginbru9s'
Derfu6 tonnte es fih bod nt4t ge'
bunbtlt b0beu, Denn Der Sbdter bate
bod u~nfehlbdr geIe6en. ndB nod
2i4t i'm 3immer mar, bab aliO bort
nod Wenfnen paren.
Mds bdnn dber2
Ropff9ittelnb frat Serbsrt in ods
3tmmer 3uriid, mo am RGmtn bic
iunae frau mod INNER n hodter
Mnqf aitternb 1dnb. Ct ponte duf
lie gu, UNI Te gu berubigen, ba fiel
Tein Bid aufG1ig uuf ben SuBbOoen.
nnb plDBli9 fab er uuf benz Ounteln
Seppi@ etfpas WeiBes. 8iersdigss
ME Elm 5tiid papier bort 1intsn an
Der Wdnb liegen.
gr Fiir3te borduf gu. griff bdRa9
uno Id6 nun: Elm 3ertnitterter Brief,
Der an einen Stein gebunben mar,
ben Ct ieBt erft bemerfte. Run lotts
it@ bds Ndtbtel:
Dieter Gtein NIT benz Brtef mar
bu porbin Nur9 bus Offene Geniter
ae{dlsubert porben. st bate alp
bod re9t gebDrt, ais er bdOcnstlenos
Sritte gu Dernebmen Seglaubt bate.
gr mar Der flii4tenbe Shdter genes
fen!
Mber mas IOute biefe eiSenartigs
Botf4oft9 Mem gait fe9
Sn b66ifer Gponnnng neitelte 9ers
BERT ben Brief BON Dem ginbfaben
los unb frat bdmit an bds 2i4t am
Ramin. Hun las Ct bic 4uff4rift:
rGruu Mnria 8dcureseu."
.4b = an sic, gndbise Gruu!"
unr in b09ifem @ruoe betroffen
rti9te ibr 9erbtrt ben Brief bin.
Rein, nein = Iefen Sic. i4 fiir9s
te mid ia TO-"
Mls fe aud ouF Iein nieberbOItes
DrGngen babel blieb. that Serbert
mad ibrem Wunfd. erbru4 ben Brief
unb las:
.2iebe Murid!
Wenn Du Dir aud ale 3uf9rif,
ten BON unTerer Seits Der6eten Fdft
unD ale 8riefe nit benz 8ermert:
Mnnabme Dertpeisert! an uns 5uriid'
seodngen Fnb. 70 bulte i4 ss bod
fir meme pfli9t, nod einmul
dIerbings bus lebtemul! an Did
su fhreiben. DEM td 5peifle ni9t
burdn, tDie teiner BON u%Hferer gan3en
SydmiIis, bnB binter al benz Oein
Mdnn Fedt. Der Did nit @epdlt
uns entfrembet. uns un3psifelbdft
Bel Dir ptrlsumbet unb Derod4tigt
bat.
lleber bic Motipe, bic tbn ba6ti
leitstsu. iinb mir uns ia ME timn
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

Brief ins 3immsr ssporfsn buben
tonn9"
Ser6srt bate iiber OtsIeu puntt
in3pii9en Tid feline Msinuns gs6tls
bet.
,un3petfeI6aFt cine Dame, bic MIR
i9pn borber Elm pdarmul 6rauBen
uuf Der StraBs aufgsfuIIen mar. Stt
bat sben Sbre Nbfabrt dbseportet =
offsnbdr puBte 0teielbe BON Sbrer
@~epobnbett, Nbenbs ous3ugs1en -
unb odnn bic Boti6dft Ssbrsr 6rdu
g%emdblin ms 3tmmer seiporFsn.S
guedrsscu bate nit einenl I9orf
our9bobrsnosn Bid 5erbert dnseles
Zen, nun msints CT a6er rubts:
,@eniB uermut6en Sic ridttg.
sic ba6eu oieIe Dame pobt ni1t err
tdnnt2 R0nntsn ste lie pieGei9t nd
Der beI9reiteu9-
0erbert 8udts bic Qdfsln.
rTein, is mar gang unuuffGIig in
59pdr3 getleiOet uno 3uoem AUDI
tief Osrl9leiert.~
.RatirIi4 id tonnte e mir
bentenA, lGdelts 0ocdrescu. nun.
nodmuls bsr3lidsn Oant. lis6er
6err Wsbetino. uno cine rs4t CUTE
Na9t!"
Rur nit Wioeritreben legte 6ers
bert feline Rehte in bic oes OottorS.
Der ibn Iebr liebenspirDig Big CUR
Sbir bradte.
Dort blieb er aud, als Oisie IieJ
pieber gef9loFen bate. nod cine
Weile Iteben unO purtete, biz er Ser.
bert oben in T.;nem 3immsr Der,
idninOen porte. Damn i9ob er plot.
liH ben Riegel Dor unb elite NIT ges
rGuI9loien 59ritten gu Dem pupier'
torb. Sorgfdltig las CT bier ieOen Der
Oorbin 10 nadlGIFig fOrtseDOrfenen
8riefI9nibel duf uno osrbrdnnte lie
einaeln iber benz Gi9te. Die IiAe
I9iittete er in ben Diem.
Damn 3iinoete er Ii9 cine Cigarette
ar unD btgann na9OentIi9 i'm 3ims
mel auf unb ab gu 9s6en. gnOlia
uber T9ien sr Ieinen gntf9luB ses
fdBt gu baden. gr ieBte Ii9 Dor ben
S4reibtii9 unb in energtfden 3iigsn
flos feline 6eOer iiber sinen 8riefbos
gen bin, ben ct gum pOftDerIdnbt
fir mOrgen frii6 Fertis mu9te. Gr
trus bic NufI9rift: germ Or. Ros
ben, 8eitBer unD oirigirenOer 4r3t Der
NerOenbeilanfalt 5dOnbu9 Bel 8er>
lin. Damn erif iudte aud er isit
Saluf3tmmer uuf.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

XIII.

ALL.
Del bea6Ii9tiote @utsDertduf nabm
offsn6ar Or. 9acorescu febr in IN.
fpru9. Gr torrsIponbirts piel auF
feinem 3immsr, uno Der potbote
bradte ibm msbr grisfs uls friber.
MieberbDlt Fu6r er aud am 8ors
mittug f9on in bic 9tuOt gu &onfe,
rsn3er NIT Dem Rotdr, Der gu unoes
rem mdlen umgetebrt aud ibn auFflts
9en fam.
90 mar benn aud zines 0Ormit.
tags Or. Wdcareseu nieOer in @t-
TaGften abDefenD. 6eroert bate 8o4
RIG brl1nttn i'm .3immer bes Dol.
tors untsrri9tst, p6breHb in ibrem
GalDn nebendn Gruu gdcdrescu fab
uno nit elmer Stiderei bei4Gftigt
mar. Dsrartigs feline Habslarbeiten
fiinten ia neben 2ettiirc unb WuIi8is
rem bas ftiIe 2eben Der tungen 5ruu
ean3 aus.
6erbert bate isbt. na9bsm Der
unterri9t Doriibsr mar. benz Sungsn
cine Gptelftunbe geg0nnt, Die Boris
duf Bitten BON Grau 8ucureseu BET
ibr i'm Salon aubrinsen burfte; e
IsfbH be1ndftigte fid nu1mebr ou,
nit, bic neuen Nufeabsn fir ben
morgisen unterriGt auiummsnsuItsl.
len.
G. mar cine fpenig reiaOone cha
tigtsit fir Serbert. unb feline @e.
bdnfsn tparen iebt I'm 10 t~Deniser Ii
Der Sd9e, mo in feiner GeeIe Der
Gram iiber Gbitbs bartnddig,n SroB
frdB, unb, fObalO er ni9t irsenOpis
0bgtlentt purbe, in befttgem 69msr3
f9 burhbra4.
60 itente benn iebt aud 6erbert
nlr nit balber Nufmertfamfeit bic
Mufgdben %oufammen. Seine Geoan-
fen irrten INNER pieber bon oieier
8ei9dftigung ab, unb unipiltiirli9
bSrte ct 3piidenOurd auf Boris Sc
59nGB nm Reben3immer BIN; bic Of.
fene Electromagnetic 5pi{9en ben
betben RGumen mar ia nur our1 cine
portiere berhdnst.
Dem Sungen purbe air f3lieBli4
bds Stinfben unb Reben init
frau Wacarescu langfpeilig, unb er
ftng bies nnD ienes an, I'M IiH bic
8eit at bertreiben. dber dues INNER
nur auf Minuten. Sem eptges
Qudlsn unb Jragen: Wds ion ih
benn nun dnfdngen2 purse Truu
0acurescu f9lieBIi9 l6Fis, unb tie
mar bd6er frp1, as benz rubelokn
tleinen Qudlgeif pf0BIi9 lie neus
Jbes 1uftnudte, Ruufmunn gu Tpis.
len Or febts i9 gu bieIem 3ped
an ibrer GHreibtifh ans Senfer.
unb germ lieB lie Jpn setpG6rtn. als
Ct bort ale G9ibe auf3os unb ale
lerlet Bricsasbrac, bds in unb duf
benz Slid lag, Dor fi9 aufbuuts.
I'm Is an imugnidre RGufer gu btr.
taufen.
Cine Weile berrf9te 10 dngenebme
gube, unb man b6rte nur bas eez
leQentliHt Seffnen irgetb zines
neuen BebGlters unb bds Rramert
bss Sunsen BARN. 9erbert Funb aud
70 enbliH etpus mebr MufmerHamz
lett fir Ieine 8ei4dftigung unb be-
gam iia anmdbli4 BARN gu Uersis'
fer,
Da aber bDrtt er plSbli9 mad
lGngsrsr pauIe ben Rnaben fpieOer
fpre1en. @r mar offenbar aufge>
itnnben unb bate iih Der Nutter nit
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
(BDrtfeBune fOIgt.)


Y y II " IT I q : ~
fainter: Na, 9err Qebrer, tpie
aebfs9 Qebrer: 81 lald! Man
f6ldgt fi4 unb anbere bur4!
Gin @emutbsmen4.
@ol. Wie t0nnen sic biefen @Hig
9orbeouT nennen2 Mirtb: Nimt im>
msr nsnns id ion 10; mcnnmcl nenns
td i'm aud Burgunber.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
New Council Organized
By Gen, De GauNe
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 23-The people
of France are "in a state OF latent
revolt" against the Germans. and
every day blood flows in Paris, -
Gen. Charles de Gaulle declared to-
day in announcing organization OF a
new national council for his Free
French movement.
Whatever differences once existed
among the French people, the one
aim of the vast majority now is
the liberation of France" he said,
so the council is being formed as a
temporary administration, ready to
hand over the reins when French
republic is restored.
The council, to be named tomor-
row, will have eight or nine men,
bers, headed by Gen. de Gaulle and
with headquarters here.
Gen. de Gaulle asserted that his
Free French land forces now num-
bered $4,000 men ready to fight or
already actually fighting. Most are
in Africa or the Near East. In addi-
ton, there are naval forces, a naval
air corps and merchant navy
based principally in Britain and
working with the British Empire
services.
Never" he said, have relations
of Free France and Britain been
closer. Never have the Free French
or myself been more confident OF
victory"
Evening star., 1941-09-23
N. C.. Hoppin 10 Head
AIaska's Civil Aviation

Marshall c. Hoppin of Takoma
Park, Md. has been named manager
of newly created Civil Aeronautics
Administration region for Alaska
the c. A. A. announced today.
Mr.. Hoppin, who will have head
quarters in Anchorage, has been
superintendent of airways in Alaska
since 1899. In his new capacity he
will supervise the S20,000,000 con-
struction program now under way
in Alaska and coordinate the work
of setting up a service to furnish
meteorological and aircraft move
ment information.
Alaska has been designated region
by the c. A. A. The Territory for
merly was under the jurisdiction of
region 7, with headquarters in Sc
attic.
For the past. several years, the
c. A. A has been concerned with
the development of aviation in
Alaska commented Administrator
Donald H Connolly. Now the
world situation has thrown the lime
light on the necessity for increased
construction up there if we are TO
take proper advantage Of the Der-
ritory's strategic Importance to our
national defense effort"
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Government. or some agency OF 1t?
Senator Downey continued: Even
If the motion picture induStry-or
the press or radio, for that matter
should abuse its freedom OF ex-
preston. I say let us have abuse
rather than abrogation; let us have
license rather than limitation.
Il base my belief in that choice in
the conviction of democratic men
that, given a fair field, truth can
hold its own against any number OF
lies. And believe we still have that
fair field Col. Lindbergh, certain
distinguished Senators and other
public figures, for example. are
granted the freest publicity in their
attacks upon the administration S
foreign policy, in the newspapers, the
radio and-I might add-the news
reels"
Censorship Idea Denied.
When Senator Downey concluded
his statement. Chairman Clark
thanked him for appearing, but
added:
1T seems to me. Senator, that you
have built up man of straw and
then undertaken to demoliSh him
No member of this committee and
none of the witnesses who have ap-
peared have suggested censorship of
the movies. Certainly l have no such
thought in mind.
There has been no attempt to de-
Stroy the freedom of the screen. But
it has been suggested here that the
screen is not free. That is a matter
which the committee has not yet de-
cided. There are two types OF CEN
sorship. one by Government and one
by private monopoly"
Senator Mcfarland. the sole men,
Der of the investigating committee
not supporting isolationism for this
country. in his slow drawl, here in
terpolated:
II might suggest that this whole
investigation is a straw investiga-
ton"
Chairman Clark replied:
Wen see about that. The inves-
tigation may turn out to be a straw
in the wind, anyway"
Committee to See Pictures.
When Senator Mcfarland de-
clared "the pictures themselves are
the best evidence this committee
can have, it should see them. and
the committee can make up its OWL
mind on the propaganda charges,
Chairman Clark replied:
We'll see the pictures all right.
Mr.. Schenck then took the stand
Senator Mcfarland suggested that
it was usual for a witness to be al
lowed to have counsel at his elbow
to advise him.
Wen waive that" said Mr.. Will
kie. Mr.. Schenck can take care OF
himself"
Senator Clark then proceeded
with inquiries to develop the stock
ownership of LoeW's, Inc. Mr.
Schenck testified that the company
had outstanding about 10000
shares of common stock, that he and
his family owned no more than
5000 or 5000 shares.
Who owns the resi-" Chairman
Clark asked.
Stockholders all over the country
and perhaps abroad" was the
answer. He said the stock was
listed on the New York Exchange
He said that today he did not be-
lieve any individual held more than
$4,000 shares. and that no corpora
ton more than 10000.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
Nazis Shoot ; in Lille
For Repeated Arson
And Bombings
Execution Notice Is
Token as indication of
Widespread Terrorism
BY the Associated Press.

bS the associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, Sept
23-GermanS in Lille announced
they shot three Communist terror
lists this morning for bombings anC
tncendiariSm in the prohibited
northern frontier zone.
A notice issued by the German
commander in Lille said the Com
munists were from the small town
OF HarneS, in the Pas de Calais
department, and were shot today
after being condemned by German
military court for repeated bomb
ings and arson.
The execution notice gave the
first word of the acts of arson and
bombings. It was taken as an
indication of widespread acts of ter
rorism. only some of which now are
coming to public attention.
Acts of sabotage on railways in
the region previously had been
reported.
BERLIN, Sept. % Cp).-DNB.
news agency said today in a dis
patch from Paris that a special
court dealing with Communist and
anarchist cases yesterday pro-
nounced four death sentences and
sentenced II persons to penitenti-
airy terms ranging from five years
to life
-Four women were among the per-
sons sentenced, it said, but 1t was
not specified whether any of them
were among those drawing the
death penalty.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
Broadcast Describes
Bible GROUPS Work

The District of Columbia Bible
Glass Associations work in COM
munity welfare and class promotion
was described last night in a round
table broadcast over Station WWDC
by Bible workers.
They told of the member
organizations aid to 1872 classes of
Protestant denominations; its erec-
ton of memorial chapel at Camp
Let's in honor of Homer J. Coun-
cilor, the associations founder, and
how it now is furnishing room at
the Central Union Mission.
The broadcast also described CO.
operation with the Community
Chest. the Washington Federation
of Churches, Red Cross, Boy Scouts,
local boys clubs and with news
papers. The Star and the Wash
ington Post were praised by Chair
man George E. Harris for their
work in publicizing religious activ-
titles
Evening star., 1941-09-23
Costello Post to Install
Pistorio as Commander

James PistOrio of 4723 Ninth
street NV. will be installed as the
commander for 1912 of Vincent B.
Costello Post No. Is, Inc, of the
American Legion at 8 pm. Thursday
at the Carlton Hotel.
Other officers for 1912 include
David E Kisliuk. 1902 Farragut
street NV, first vice commander:
j. Albert Bossle, 6323 Luzon avenue
NV, second vice president; John
H. Vittum. 1923 Thirteenth street
S E. third vice commander; Vernon
F. Daley, 1915 Sixteenth street NV.
adjutant; DR.. John w. Dudley 1900
Delatield place NV, assistant adju-
tant: Julius j. Van Acker. 1900 N.
Buchanan street. Arlington, Va,
finance officer; John J. Canty, 425
Seventeenth street NE, quarter
master: James S. Brent, 3l5l Adams
Mill road NV. sergeant at arms;
Joseph A. Tyler, 1863 Emerson
street NE, master at arms, and
Daniel B. Richardson, Soldiers
Home, chaplain.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
Movies
Continued From First Page)

Wendell L. Willkie, counsel for
the movie industry, who is not
permitted to examine witnesses,
was asked by newSpapermen If he
had any comment on the charge
of Senator Nye, Republican, of North
Dakota in New York last night that
Mr.. Willkie and other intervention
lists had raised the issue of anti
Semitism. Mr.. Willkie made this
reply:
Its like the ass in the fable
story, who fell in a hole and pulled
the dirt over himself"
Showdown on Authority Seen.
Behind the scenes of the crowded
committee hearing, the stage was
being set, meanwhile. for possible
early showdown on the committees
authority to continue the inveStiga-
ton until the Senate itself acts
on the resolution of inquiry.
The groundwork for the test was
laid when Chairman Clark signed
the first two expense vouchers for
witnesses, amounting to 1852 04
Chairman Lucas of the Committee
on Audit and Control Of the Senate's
Contingent Funds. announced yes
terday he would not approve any
vouchers until he is informed how
long the inquiry will run and how
much it will cost
What movie genius could pro-
duce so fierce a piece of anti-Nazi
propaganda as Hitler himself
brought forth in 'Mein Kampf'?"
asked Senator Downey in his testi-
mony.
What script could arouse our
animosity toward his philosophy as
surely as the simple chart of Nazi
conquest-the torn-up treaties, the
invaded and subjugated countries,
the destruction of millions of homes
and the families that loved them,
the cancer-like spread of concentra-
ton camps and slave labor from one
end of Europe to another? No. the
facts themselves make propaganda
pale
Influence Held Negligible.
I'm the face of this reality, which
oppresses the mind of every Amer
lean, whether he has ever seen a
movie or not. it is idle, certainly. to
single out the motion picture in
dustry as a force in the molding of
public opinion. Without a doubt
the movies are potentially powerful
instrument of political expression;
no one could or would gainsay that.
But in my opinion, no convincing
evidence can be presented showing
that their influence in determining
our peoples attitudes toward other
nations has been anything but
negligible.
Even. however, if it could be
proved that the motion picture in
dustry were attempting to push ou"
citizens toward attitudes essentially
alien to their natures, there would
still remain insuperable difficulties
in censoring such efforts. In the
last analysis, who can censor but the
Evening star., 1941-09-23
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Evening star., 1941-09-23
Field Forces Shifted
For Second Phase Of
Louisiana Maneuvers
Lear and Kruger 10
Resume War Games
At Midnight Tonight
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
WITH I'd ARMY, Sept. 23-
While high ranking commanders OF
the I'd Army gathered at Camp
Polk in Central Louisiana today for
a critical analysis Of the first half
of the Nations big war games. the
125 900 troops of 1t. Gen. Ben Lear
moved into position for the second
half
The problem, renewing hostilities
through the hilly swamp country of
North and Central Louisiana, is
scheduled to begin at midnight to-
night, but the troops were shifted
beforehand to the restraining line
for quick jump into action.
The realignment of strength sent
the I'd Armored Division of
Fort Benning. Ga. to the Sd
Army and brought under the Red
colors Of Gen. Lear two tank-klller
battalions that had worn the Blue
of 1t. Gen. Walter Kruger.
Details of the problem were not
known even TO the two Army COM
manders. They will get their orders
tonight, 1t was apparent, however,
that the I'd Army would be on
the defensive and the Sd Army
the attacker, reversing the situation
from that Of the first problem.
Outnumbered five to two last
/ week, the shifts will make the odds
even heavier against Gen. Lear's
Army.
The new battle line stretches from
Monroe in North Central Louisiana
100 miles southwestward through
Leesville in Central Louisiana and
into Texas past Jasper. Shreveport,
La, will be the main city in the
/ I'd Army's territory and Alex
andria, La, the principal city in the
Blue area.
Most of the troops were rested
Evening star., 1941-09-23
japanese in Theoter
Killed by GuerriIIos

By the Associated Press.
HONG KONG, Sept. 23-An un-
determined number of Japanese
were killed Thursday when Chinese
guerrillaS tossed hand grenades into
the midst of a terrified theater au-
dience at Swatow, reports reach
ing here last night said.
Guerrillas also attacked the sub
urbs of the same town on the 10th
anniversary of the Mukden Incl
dent and other bombings occurred
at Nanking and Canton.
Meanwhile, Chinese sources said
that some of the so suspects round
ed up in Canton had been executed
by the Japanese.