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Evening star., 1941-11-17
Division Superintendents
Called to Conference

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. ia con-
ference of division superintendents
.pf schools was called here today by
Dabney S. Lancaster, State super
mtendent of public instruction, prior
to the opening Wednesday of the
35th annual convention of the Vir-
ginia Education Association.
The superintendents will discuss
educational problems ranging from
such general questions as illiteracy
in selectees and defense training to
school administration and finance.
Another meeting is planned for to-
morrow and additional discussions
will take place during the three-day
meeting of the V. E. A.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Repeal Of Ban on Music
AT Parades 10 Be SOUGHT
By the Associated Press.
DAY rTNSorr -,

by tAe hSSOcldte0 FroSS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Three
members Of the House Of Delegates
sid they planned to seek repeal
Of an UalnBaltimore ordinance that
made = Aolis ish-A American parade go
,withbut Atisic yesterday.
The Pulaski Brigade, Inc, of Holy
Rosary parish paraded to a church
ceremony to bless a new brigade
banner and an American flag
In letter to parade committee
men. Police Commissioner Robert F.
Stanton said city ordinance pro
hibits playing music in connection
with a parade on Sunday" but that
his department would not object to
the parade. and that music could be
played in front Of and in the church
during the ceremony.
Mr.. Stanton apparently referred
to an ordinance passed in 1879.
One band that played music en-
route to the parade starting point
was silenced by policemen.
Later at Polish Hall the three
delegates, Steve NJ Kopera, John
A. Novak and Chester A. Kosak-
owski, said they would be a commit
tee to protest application Of the Law
and to seek its repeal.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Maryland Road
Fund Reaches
Record Total
O'Conor Says State
Will Stort Largest
Building Program
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 17.-An unpre-
cedented total of $50 0,23l, ,73S will be
available to the State Roads Com
mission this year for, Gov. O'Conor
said, "the largest road-building pro-
gram in the history of the State"
Gov. O'Conor, releasing a report
from Ezra B. Whitman, commission
chairman, itemized income as:
s1o,193.883 in construction funds
for the year started October l.
s600OOO0 from a bond issue.
$12000,0o0 from the Federal Gov-
ernment for access roads.
s2,O37.s55 in the county construc-
ton fund.
The s10,000.00O construction fund
figure includes Federal aid and ap-
propriations. made possible by the
States matching money" Gov.
O'Conor said.
Part Is for Refunding.
The bond issue was for $11, ,O00, 900.
with S. ,000, 900 used for refunding Of
outstanding obligations. OF the re-
mainder, 81 900 900 is earmarked for
new ferry terminals and roadways
for the State-operated Chesapeake
Bay ferry.
The proposed access roads pro-
gram would include the Eastern
avenue and North Point roadways to
the Glenn L. Martin plant and Beth
lehem Steel Co., which the commits
sion regards as the two most i'm
portant projects, Gov. O'Conor con-
tinued.
County Building Program.
The county construction fund
program is worked out by the coun-
ties and road commission each year
for Improvement of county roads.
Mr.. Whitman reported that prof.
ects totalling s2,784,533 were already
under contract using Federal aid
program moneys, with another ST.
453 900 programmed.
OF State funds available for con-
struction the current fiscal year,
he added, total of $3,4l5,O 900 has
been programmed.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Nv the Associated Press.


Payments made for participation
in the 1910 agricultural conservation
program we're estimated yesterday
by the Agriculture Department at
s462,1 ,174927.
OF that amount. an estimated
SAB, 755 498 represented payments
to farmers, the remaining s13,4l9,-
429 being national and local ad-
ministrative expenses, the depart
ment said.
The department said the estimated
1910 conservation payments in
Maryland totaled sl,521629, West
Virginia $1,635, ,234 and Virginia s4,-
331, 1907.
Included in the SAB, ,755 .498. the
report said, were county association
expenses, conservation materials and
services advanced to cooperating
farmers and approximately ST.
114,574 remaining to be cretifled for
payment on June 80, 1941.
The grand total Of s462,174927
represented s26121811 advanced
from funds available for the 1889
agricultural conservation program
and s436 ,053,l16 in expenditures and
Evening star., 1941-11-17
B'noi Birth Initiation

The Southern Maryland Lodge OF
B'nai Birth will initiate new men,
bers at pm. tomorrow at Hillel
House, Knox road, College Park, Md
After initiation. conducted by the
degree team of Washington Argo
Lodge, DR.. Harry Shapiro, director
Of Wider Scope, will speak.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Club Would Name Peaks
For Noted MoryIonders
pv tho Axxociated press.

By the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov. IL
Names of the mountain peaks and
ridges surrounding Cumberland
would be changed to those of famous
Marylanders under plan sponsored
by the Cumberland Exchange Club,
which members said would be sub
mitted to the 1943 Legislature.
Bronze plaques bearing the names
Of the men so honored and explana-
ton of why they were selected would
be erected on the top Of each noun
tain under the clubs proposed plan.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Clarendon Churches
Plan Union Services

The annual union Thanksgiving
services of the Clarendon Presby-
terian, Clarendon Methodist, Clar-
endon First Baptist and the Com
munity Methodist Churches will be
held at am. Thursday at the Clar-
endon Methodist Church, Sixth and
Irving streets north. Arlington, Va.
The Rev. Isaac Steenson will de-
liver the Thanksgiving sermon and
will be assisted by the Rev. George
G. Oliver, the Rev. Frank L. Snyder
and the Rev. Walter M. Lockett, jr.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Change 10 Be Asked
In Virginia Teachers
Meeting Date
Fairfax Group to Back
Shift From Thanksgiving
Week, Delegates Soy

The session of the Virginia Edu-
cation Association opening in Rich
mond Wednesday may be the last
one held during Thanksgiving week,
if plans of the Fairfax County Ed
ucation Association, and a number
of other local groups, are approved.
For several years effort has been
made to change the date but opposi-
ton, largely from the eastern part
of the State. has prevented a shift.
Objection to utilizing the Thanks
giving holiday for the State meeting
is based on two factors. Many
teachers do not like to give up their
brief holiday in order to attend the
meeting and during the latter part
of November travel is frequently
difficult for those who have to GO
over mountain roads to reach Rich
mond.
Members of the Fairfax County
Association viii push for d change to
some date in October, although some
demand 81 expected tfor 4 spring
meeting. Il a change Is finally voted
The Fairfax County group also
will urge the appointment of a State
guidance director. Miss Martha E.
Rely. county guidance director and
president of the Vocation Guidance
Association of the State association,
said.
Those representing the county
association include Division Supt. w.
T. Woodson. Trustees F.. w. Robin
son and w. Alvord Sherman, James
E. Bauserman and Mrs. Jeanette
L. Fellows. county elementary super
visor and assistant, respectively:
Miss Rely. G. c. Cox, principal of
Mount Vernon High. and j. H. Rice.
principal of Herndon High; Miss
Dora Omohundro. Herndon; Mrs.
Katherine Hopper. Fairfax; Mrs.
Josephine Howdershell principal of
Fairfax Elementary: E. M. Day,
principal of Annandale Elementary;
Miss Audrey Snodgrass, Madison;
Miss Annie Troth, Annandale. and
Mrs. Paul Gordon and Cecil Smith,
Fairfax.
A number of other county teachers
and principals also will attend.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
CoriIIon to Be Dedicated

FREDERICK, Md, Nov. II P.-.
The memorial carlton and tower
erected in Baker Park in honor of
Joseph Dill Baker, Frederick's first
citizen" will be dedicated November
80. Chairman Joseph H. Gambrill.
jr, of the Memorial Committee an
nomced.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
1,425 Draft Requisition
Announced in MARYLAND

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. ia new
draft requisition for 1,425 men to re-
port for physical examinations De-
cember 3-16 was announced yester-
day by Gov O'Conor.
The new quota includes 1,2l0 white
men and 215 Negroes.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

Totals to date 63 80
In November, Beware Of:
1. The hours between 4 and 6
pm. Six of the nine traffic vic
tins in November last year were
killed within this two-hour Pc
riod.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in November. 1910, while
doing this.
3. Inclement weather. Three
fatal accidents occurred last
November while 1t was raining
or misty.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Annexation Doubles
Luroy's Population
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LURAY, Va, Nov. 17.-~An order
was entered in Page County Circuit
Court annexing to the town Of Lu-
ray approximately 300 acres of ad-
jacent territory The annexation,
which was uncontested, nearly dou-
bled the towns population.
The annexation proceedings were
heard before Judge H. w. Bertram
of Page County, Judge A. H. Hop
kins of Rocky Mount and Judge
Philip Williams of Winchester.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Registration Dute Set

LA PLATA, Md, Nov. II (SpeciaD.
November % has been selected for
the registration of Charles County
women for civilian defense work. A
registration station will be set up IN
each district OF the county.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Citizens to Meet

The Arlington Forest Citizens
Association will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Lyon Park Com
munity House, Pershing drive and
Fillmore street, Arlington.
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.
ID.

,,Gr5el1en5", fnbr Or. GaItig in
aerei5ten Gone fort, oen Sut in Der
Sono uno 5um @eben bereit, lid ba-'
be nnein Barere abseseben - rno
empfeble nlid."
lleberraIdt burd bies entIdieoene
auftreten bes slr5tes, eriuioerte So
ron @ldenbeim, beilen fleine augen
Dor aerser funfelten: ussur @eoulS,
Serr 9oftor! Nob ouf ein Wort!
Bas idlasen Sic meiner Sodter
bore"
SD ,ueib nidts auoeres. sic
fennen ibr 2ei6en beier als id. Sic
Wittel baeesen bab' id nod beltem
@illeu anseeeben."
Gin ie,irie Mot ii6erflog bas lonlt
eroioble @elidt bes Bralioenten -
berntutlid, Oh oes einfaden Sic. &C.
reist ertpiSerte er: .Sie ipreden bon
3erltreuungen. $50 eibt es oa i'm
fleinen, totem Nelte iolde? - aein
9beatcr, fcine mltanoiae @eiellIdaft,
feline Sees! - @ie ioa man iid ba
5erltreuen?"
,Da fit bat Sic 9satl.r geiorst nit
iiberqleaenoer 5rcigebisfeit'', ant
portete ser Nr5t. v9ie san5e @egeno
lit eiu .pabres Yaraoies. 2aiien Ct
seoens Ssbre So6ter i'm 5reien iid
erseben, Musfliige MAIDEN, bie friid)e,
iueide 8ereluft einatmen - lmo iie
miro erltarfen unb neu aufleben. Sbr
empfanglides @emiit miro iiber Den
Shonbeiten ser Rat,tr maudes ber'
aeiien - oies lift fir ibren 3ultono
Die bette Gr5nei."
,,@elest a1d, es iei TO" entgeg-
nete falt ser Yrdiioent, ,,ipobin ion
man fabren? 9ie 8ege iino 10
idlebt, oaB man lieber bel lebenoi-
gem 2eibe iid rdbern lieBe."
sd iuia oie idledten Sabrluese
nidt in Sdus nebmeu, benn es III
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
9ie Role uon Muon
q. sSortiekllna)

,,Nein", antiportete sobanna. ,Ils
er mieoer iein 2alto 1tno ieine Wiiroe
erbalten batte, trus er oie 2iebe nod
seitlebens i'm Ser5en lln6 er madte
ben Sof fiir emige 8eltaeiten 5ins'
uno iteuerfret, ober feline Sano fonnte
Der SerSog bon SiroI bod nidt elmer
8anernoirne aus Sinterostal rei6en,
tuas piiroen feline Serpanoten 5u Ell
ner iolden Otisallian5 9eIagt baben?
9as bdtte lhon Ser Stanoesunter'
Idieo nie erlaubt."
-ad, Der leioise Stanoesl1nter'
fdieol" ieuf5te tief beipest Isabella.
- an oem 8ediel ibrer @elt6tsfarbe
fab Sobanna, oaB im Ser5en Der
sSremoen ettpas 8eoeutllngspolles
borgesangen iei. ~5raulein!' iprad
iie> lit Sbnen ettuas 5useItoben?"
,,Neinl 2alien mir eS gut 1ein'
ermioerte beldtuidtigeno bie Sobter
oes Brdlioenten.
slaeiu ser gauge Son bieIer 8orte,
Die gauge Soltung lieben Sobonna
fiiblen, ooB Die Srelnoe tief ergriffen
iet.
SSobonna begann oies uno ienes
@eIpr1d), allein feines ipollte perfan>
aeu, SSlabela ipar in oiilteres Sin-
finneu perI1nfen uno lab teilnabnts~
log oa, bis es an bie Siire pcdte, uno
9r4ulein Sucia eintrat, nm oas Jraus
Ieiu 5u iud)en.
,slld) Dies noh" lilpelte Siabeua
Dor liA bin, erbob ii6 nno berlieb
NIT eiuent innigeu, 5drtliben Sanoe<
orude oas einlame Siirlten5inlmer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Msittpod, ben is. SUM 194f

gers ut - HuDeger BON Nubetft, Def
bier ioB uno iong, Iiebte uno lit. Sa.
bier lit flaiiiider 8ooen, pie in 81.
bur un0 Snsculum. - llno tpe1it,
tpie man iast, i'm 8osquet binter bent
Sbloiie Die Nadtigallen in linoen.
Iauen Mainddten ibnel5enber un0
iebnetoer idlagen, als anoersno, ais
in @ratid uuo BEL 3enoburs, 10 ebrt
oie gsatur nod iein Mnbenfen ,no in
oen melooiiden 9onen Rbilomeles
flingen feline tpeiden. iebniiidtisen
8eiien naa." =
.Serr Doftor fdeinen SEN Oidter
genau su fennen''. iprab @oml.no.
| ,,Eetlen sic l.ns bod nebr oariiber
nit. SD uiinide iebr, einises bon
oieler Wabtigaa su boren. Wsit So.
ra5, Btreil 1tno Spio itn6 mir Bis
gum @fel seoriat tporoen, aber bon
oeutIben 9tbtern baben mir in 8e.
roma gar ni6ts bernommen."
,,l1nO eben bort, 'be1nerfte Sbaa.
,,tpdre ser geeignete 8lot, bie !&el-
benlieoer bon 9ietrieb bon 8ern at
leien ltno su ituoieren. Bie oft bab'
id mir Sliieel uno Sdmingen &C..
tpiinidt, Inn Die gtld bin,tnter nad
Ser Burg oes groben @otenfonigs 5u
idtpeben."
,,9oh febren mir gum bieligen
Sidter 5uriid', iprad Gomnno.
,!Sier n0lbt ein rieliser 9altanien-
ba,m iein breitgedi itetes Sdottenoad
lno barunter laoet oie 8anf 5l1r <.
be. Steigen mir ab - llno boren mir
bier at pallenoer Steae 9r. Sdaa
5u."
2otbar erbob bageeen @inIprade,
bod oie 9amen ltintmten @omltn6 bel
- uno 5ur fl1r5en &alt iebte mun iidb
,,lter oas oungelgriine Belt bes 8olt.
mes. Ser 9oftor begann: uDas
ShloB, tpie> es iebt Dor inns itebt, lit
erit 200 Sabre alt, elm nelterer 8alt
inn italieniiden Stil. Nber ser Surm
lit nod eit Ste It ser alten Burg, = in
pelder gtiibeger eebaliIt 1tno eelltn.
gen bat. Infer 9i6ter lebte i6on
am 8eginne oes 13. SabrDunoerts, in
iener bon &ittertlm lno Bolie reid-
beiuegten 3eit, bon ser ,ms bier 10
piele itllmme 3eusen meloen. suf an
SEN 8urgen, 6ie iest tells bon 8auern
beluobnt iin6, ooer als efel.iiberipon.
meme 3uinen in oas Sal idauen, ia.
ben batnals reibe &erren, un6 min.
ni9libe goelfrdulein blidten aus oen
romaniiden Senitern. aus oenet1 iebt
8auernrndoden berauslnge1. @in
gan5 anoeres, reides 2eben mogte oa-
mails in bieiem Sal. 9ie StraBe nod
Stalien fiibrte burds 8inibeau, 1lno
2aufleute ,m6 areu5ritter 5ogen bier
otrd - o6er lieBen iid in bieIem
@oen nieoer. 9ie 80merfabrten ser
SobenItaufen idlugen teilpeile oieien
8eg elm, in Weran berrI6te @lan5
uno &eidtum, uno Ser 5ablreide,
ntddtise Aoel, in regent 8erfebr NIT
Stalien 1lno Deuti6lano, berbreitete
&,mltlinn, 8iloung nno Boefie. slls
8ertreter Ser lebtern bat Nubein 8e-
6eutenoes eeleiitet. Seine 2ieoer aei-
gen cine Snniefeit uno cine Sorm-
idonbeit, baB iie ii9 NIT Sen meilten
unierer Winneianger melien fonnen.
8iiien mir audi bon leinem 2ebens-
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| lDutuut Iuptets W ~ IuI AS"1t%
Heiterei binldnslid gelorgt. Ser
Boitmeiiter belibt iebr gut oreiiierte,
Iider geben6e @iel uno Nailtiere -
rno auf iold)en reiten ielbIt febr
idtpdbli6e Sremoe nad Sopenberg
uno SraBburg. Sort oben tpebt fri
Idere 2uft, bie Musbiinltl,ng bes Sea-
6elgebolSes, ser fiible Sdatten Der
@dloer - al oies uirft erfrtldenb
uno beilIam.'
,,8ir tperoen es ii6erlesen', ertui<
oerte falt ser 8rdlioent, als Oh es
iid nm ein aftenltiid banoeln lpiiroe.
limo ems nod, begann raid Ser
Mr5t. ,Die Srdulein 8aronelle be-
barf ser Mitteilung. SIM @ustarld
ser @eoonfen rno @efiible, int trart=
liden Serfebre erbeitert iid oas
Ser5" l,no tpieoer tpollte er ii6
entIernen.
,0as mag ridtig ietn, olleiu mo
lit bier cine ebenbiirtige @eIellldaf?"
entgegnete bitter ser 8aron. ~Sssnl
gon5en Srte femme if fein geeignetes
Saus-l,no nit &rdmer. llno &lenp-
nert0dtern loa meine Siabel1a nidt
perfebren."
,,Nln, i6 CLAUDE, oaB iih bieaeidt
in nGblter Nabe cine paIienoe &C.
ieuldaft finoen lieBe'', ertuioerte Ser
s(r5t. SD meine Sic 2odter oes
Sallles.'
,,0ie WamIen - Souni, ober ipie
lie beibt?" fraete biiiig Der Brali-
bcnt.
,SSa, Sraulein Sobanna', fiel 9r.
Haltig NIT idarfer 8etonlng elm.
Isle lit ein tpobrbaft aoeligeS Ser5,
gebiloet, geiltreid - 1tno -"
Ct bGtte nod tpeiter eeiproden,
lpenn nidt ser Baron ourd eine itei=
fe 8erneig1ng ieines Sauptes unb
cine raide @enol,ng gum Neben5im-
mer linn bas 3eiden, iid 5u entfer=
men, gegeben bate. - 9oftor &aitig
perlieB oas 3immer, bolblal,t Dor lid
binmurmelno: vNidt ein 8ater, ion-
bern ein Senfer."
@inige Gage barauf ritten Siabella,
lire 8riioer, 2ueia, Ssobanna ,mo
Or. Sdau olf @ieln aus oem 8ent-
amtstorc. 9ie entidieoene @rfldrumg
bes Or. @aItig ,ino bos 8efinoen Der
So6ter batten Sen Starriinn oes 8a>
rons gebroden 1no er par allf Sic
3atldld9e eingegansen. Nls 3iel oes
Nittes lpor ct. 8alentin beItimnt.
l1eber SEN fiibngetp0lbten, iteinernen
Gteg, ser sic idonite Mniidt ser al
ten 3enobl1rg 1mO ser Selsl6ludt
bietet, aus ser oie Yaiier friltaubea
roul6t, ging es binii6er nad oen la=
denoen Saloen bon Sbermois.. SID
bellens &er5 idien in ser freieu, fri
! l6en @elt alf5utauen. llno ,uer ioa=
te bier in bieier Serrlihfeit nidt iei-
neit Summer cine fllr5e Belt pergel=
fen lno freloigere stimmnng fiib>
len? @enn ein alter 9idter Gait
rims &olensarten nadriibmte, er iei
| 10 idon eeueien, SAB man bel ieinem
slnblide alles Grauerns berselicn
m,Bte - ideint ct bieies tirolilde
@oen bor sugen eebabt au baben
Muf SEN Sduttbaloen oes rtterse-
eonaenen Maia breiten iid) iamtsriine
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baltllte meben Or dnf 1eDem S1rfffe
su, Ou meillt unter iiibli6em Sintnlel.
ltno aus ben @drten llnb 8aumen
rasen alte, efeul,miponnene Guinen
, nno aierlibe giIlen. go iteigt oas
entsiidenbe @eldnoe iadte binan, Bis
our SteGe, mo ser 5reiberg teralien-
f0rnig iid erbebt, bon Baloern nno
Seloern iiberfleibet, aus oenen ibnee>
ipeiBe 8auernbauier blinfen, ge-
| ibnliidt NIT ser feden SraBburg unb
auf ser 8ubt oes @rates nit ser
iralten Stride 3atbarina in Der
Sdort. l1nb tuenoeit ou oib gesen
8eIten 10 griibt oid Der maleriide
Marlinser 8erg nit ieinen erniten
8dlbern unb Sablreiden @eb0ften,
NIT leinen alten &ir6en uno 9apel<
lem 1lno bem ftol5ben 20menberge,
oieler Burg bes 2ebens. @obin bu
INNER Sen 8lid tuenoeIt, iiberau bliibt
uno sriint es IN iiiolider Siille, iiber>
an ragen itol5e 8urgen 1lno tpeidge-
formte Siieel, 1mabneno an langit-
bergangene 3eiten, an 9tittertlm lno
Ntinne. - Siabeuens Ser5 idpelete
in bieIer Yra6t; iinneno unO freuoe=
pertldrt rift Die 5erlibe, lblanfe ytei-
term, nit beren blauem S6leier Sic
Moreenluft ipielte, laneiam babin.
gu ibrer 2infen rift Sobanna, an
8u6s uno @eltalt, an Goellinn lrno
g8iiroe ser Sremoen abnli6. Gin
Baar, ipie es fein Waler i6oner bate
enttperfen fonnen. Sobanna 1par be-
miibt, ser @ef1brtin sic Nomen Ser
8urgen 1mo Serge, ser Sorfer uno
&i6en 5u nennen,. tpGbreno 9r. S6all
lt6 lebbaft NIT Sen Yraiioenteni0bnen
l1nO Sraulein 2llcia unterbielt. Ser
8eg fiibrte an Sen Sbloiiern &ot=
tenitein uno &un6egg poriiber, 81 oem
Oorfmeiiterbauie, bas I'M S6atten
bimmelanltrebenoer &altanien licet.
Sier inn fiiblen @runoe tparb ein
penig Salt gemadt - uno Damn
ging's tpeiter, bis 5lm S61oiie 9fn-
bein, Dor betn cine Heibe l1ralter,
boGmipfeliser 3ppreiien 8ade Ddlt.
- u9iele iblanfen 8aume lmo Ser
8au mabnen MIDI an SSta1ien", lprad)
tpebn1iitig Siobeua, lno froste nod
bem Namen Ser Burg.
Sobanna nannte ibn. 0a ritt Or.
Sball, ser sic Srage bernonlmen bot
te, bor uno begann: ,,9tiht MIR Die
elpigpiinen 3ppreilen, oie mie Mi-
narets in Sen blauen Simmel empor=
ragen, 5eibnen Dies SbbB Dor al.
len iibrigen 8urgen oieier @eseno
aus, - ionoern aub poetiide 8eibe,
=biitoriibe @rinnerungen.'
u8ieIo?" fiel nit raldem Worte
Sobonna ein. u9ies tpdre mir gan5
nel."
uDas CLAUDE i'd, fubr Or. Sdou
fort. ,,Srdulein SSobanna leben lnO
tueben nur in Ser beaenild)en @elt,
in oen @erfen Somers 1mo slnafre-
ons Bater 8aiilius bat ia Sbr Ser5
fir feline 9idter lmo Seloen getpon-
men - uno es idlast gang fir iie.
Mid fiibrte feine eliidli6e Sano in
Sic berrliden @allen ser flaliiIden
9idtrng ein - 1tno ga es mid bod
5ur @ergansenbeit bin5oa 10 taltete
id i'm bunfeln Mittelalter. umber -
uno fano aud @natreons, ia mebr
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02
Ry ROGER W. HAHSn\

COpvrIght 1910, PuDTIShcrs FInanClaI
Bureau, Inc.
Lake Wales, Fla, Jan 2-Thc size
of the national debt is making many
reader. SILVER. They wonder If their
savings bank accounts are safe. They
are concerned over their L, $. say
ing bonds. They are confused over
the term national income. Some
wonder what the relationship is be-
tween national income and national
debt. VIII ultimately national income
rise and wipe out the national debt?
Such questions, including initiation,
are disturbing tao many people. In
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02
ina Controversy
F a c e d in Closing
Hours Over Confirm
alton of j. Warren
Madden as Member of
Court of Claims.

Washington Jan. %.-CtF1
-.iiir House Of Representatives
of The rccord-snashina 10Th
Congress adjourned its last SEES
sion this afternoon. but the Sen
ate leadership called for a final
meeting cf that branch tomnr-
ROW morning.
UouSa adjournment came a
l:ol p. IN. nST), SIS days after
this Congress opened il, third
session on January >, 1910.
The Senate leadership deter
m'Haiion to meet tomorrow tech
n@icaliN added one more daN to
the session, Giving ii an official
life oi 81 days As compared with
the ~prry;uuo longest session of
35, days in ii!c World War years
of 19ir-!8.
Washington. Jg0. (AiD-Th,
18th Congrc S. the longest in his
cory ~ruNcncd FIR thc last tuna
today before turning o.rG to a new
legislature multiple %prohl'nls Of ma
defense, t1Natf"n. ipr"I%'
policy, domestic economy and none
tarY que '.ons.
The 36iay session usually har
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National Debt and Initiation

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lla4unlrd on Page Severn
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Embassy ION the authority of the
Prime Minister" yesterday.
There have been repeated allega-
tions in the press" the Embassy
statement said, some of which have
even found an echo in the Congress
sional Record, to the effect that Mr..
Winston Churchill had made
statement in 1896 depreciating
Americas participation in the war
of 1914-18.
THE alleged statement as repro
duced in various newspapers reads
as follows:
Legally we owe this debt to the
United States, but logically we don't,
and this is because America should
have minded her own business and
stayed out of the World War. If
she had done so, the Allies would
have made peace with Germany in
the spring of 1917, thus saving over
a million British, French, American
and other lives and preventing the
Evening star., 1941-02-13
McNutf Speech 10 Open
Police Boys Club Drive

Federal Security Administrator
Paul v. McNutt will deliver the
keynote speech at the rally and
buffet supper of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club at the Willard Ho-
tel at o'clock tonight. The occa-
sion will launch the 1941 drive to
raise 100000.
James E. Collifower, past presi-
dent of the boys club, will be mas
ter of ceremonies. There will be
music and entertainment.
Speakers will include, besides Mr..
McNutt, Maj Ernest w. Brown,
superintendent of police and Boys
Club of Washington founder;
Charles B. Dulcan, ST., campaign
chairman; Morris Cafritz, president
of the boys club; L. Gordon Leech,