davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
IS commodities today advanced to s7.O5,
Previous day. Sc 81; week ago. s5.27;
month ago, s4.61; year ago = 92
Is4i 1890 1899, ds ddsS33-s'
Low 77.O3 $3.50 1913 ,4l44
Ge26 average equals l00O
Miscellaneous Commodities.
Other commodity markets as compiled
by the Associated Press;
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed 40 to
SIS lower Sales. No. | standard, 80
contracts July. 81 sob: September. 21 .25;
December, 20.95b. Smoked ribbed spot,
RAW HIDE-Futures closed 4 to 6 high
er Sales, 2,OOO.000 pounds. June, Ia .62b:
September 14.74; December. 14.7ab. Spot
No. l Western light native cows (no
RAW snK-FutuEes closed UNCHANGED
2.e6: August. 2.96b; September, 2.97b.
COCOA-Futures closed . to 4 lower.
Sales. 3.015 tons; July. 1.11n: Septem-
coFFEE1spot frm. Santos No. 4, 1ls.7
futures res closed to i3 lower: sales, 2s. 500
December, 18.67n. Rio No. "A" futures
lower: no sales
No sales in lead and straits tin futures
Bid. Nominal.
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Retail Newspaper Lineage
81 Pei. Above Year AGO

CHICAGO, June 11-Retail ad-
vertising in the newspapers of 80
major cities totaled 18,528.9l4 lines
during the week ended May 81,
compared with 17,S64,O9 lines dur
ing the corresponding week of last
year, for gain of 81 per cent, ac-
cording to a tabulation released to-
day by Advertising Age, national
advertising newspaper.
This marked the eleventh con-
secutive week during which retail
display advertising in newspapers
has exceeded the corresponding week
of the previous year.
For the 22-week period since the
beginning of the year, retail adver-
tising in the measured cities has to-
tailed 450,478 420 lines, compared
with 432,872,001 lines during the
corresponding period of last year
This is an increase of per cent.
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Stock Averages
By VICTOR EUBANK.
DF 70 OTF II Z u = = :
ted Press Financial Writ


NEW YORK, June 1.-THE stock
market Travelled on a steady keel to-
day, retaining most of the gains
made in recent rising sessions.
Fractional advances were in the
majority at the close, but the de-
velopment of any marked directional
trend was hampered by the moder-
ate amount of dealings. About 500,-
900 shares changed hands.
Operators, apparently satisfied
with the Governments handling of
the North American Aviation strike,
we're anXiously awaiting the out
come of the aluminium plant strike
at Cleveland. They also hoped for
definite results of the British Of
fensive in Syria.
Among the steadier Of the more
active shares we're Bethlehem,
United States Steel, Chrvsler, Cater
pillar, North American Aviation,
Western Union, American Smelling,
American Can, Dupont, OWens-Illi-
nois, American Car e. Foundry and
Loft, which hit a new 194l high.
On the offslde through most of the
session were Jones & Laughlin pre-
ferred, Allied Chemical, Johns Man.
vile. American Telephone and In
ternational Paper preferred.
Bond trends followed the pattern
OF stocks Commodities gained
prlskly. lead by boost of IS to 85
cents bale in cotton and rises in
sugar, which reached new highs in
futures dealings. At Chicago, wheat
closed y to l cent a bushel lower
and corn ended Ia to a cent higher.
What StnckS hid
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will be a new automobile. Another
rs high-priced radio set. A bag of
silver dollars (number not an
flounced) will be awarded, along
with several store credits.
Seats for the outdoor Stock Ex-
change session have all been re-
served. the number reaching 260,
This means a very lovely session.
Golf, horseshoe pitching, swimming
and tennis will add to the gayety of
the afternoon events.
Assisting Chairman Gram are
eight special committee heads, in
cluding T. Baker Robinson. NOM
mating: William c. Coe, tickets;
Austin Rohrbaugh, stock exchange:
Robert Norman, dinner; Marshall
Exnicios, prizes; John Hoffman,
golf; Cliff Howard, putting, and
Monk Ellis. horseshoe pitching
The gambol starts early in the
afternoon, the exchange session
between and 5. followed by the
dinner.
Galley Elected 30 Times.
Outstanding at the annual election
of the District Bankers Association
at Hot Springs was the choice of
Albert S. Galley for the 30th time
Evening star., 1941-06-11

y
Mr.. Galley was one of the organ
sers of the Dime Savings Bank,
forerumner of the Bank of Com
merce Savings, serving on the
directorate and the Finance Com
mittee of the latter for many years.
Active in the Bankers Association
for more than three decades, he
has served as vice president of the
National Bank Division of the
A. 3. A. representing the District
OF Columbia and been on many i'm
portant committees.
Potomac Electric Sales Rise.
The Potomac Electric Power Co.
reported today that kilowatt-hour
sales in the District of Columbia in
May totaled 79,267 ,956, against Co.
610,1S3 in May a year ago, an in
crease of 12,657,773 or IS per cent.
With the exception of March of
this year and August year ago,
the May sales were the highest on
record. The percentage gain over
the corresponding month last year
was also unusually high, giving
further evidence of recent sharp
business advances in the Capital.
Savings Bank Officers Named.
At the organization meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the East
Washington Savings Bank, held yes
terday, H. H. Mckee was reelected
president: James A. Donohoe, first
vice president; Lewis Flemer, vice
president; S. Wilson Earnshaw,
secretary-t and J. N. Brick
head, assistant secretary treasurer.
Union Trust Votes Dividend.
Directors of the Union Trust Co.
have declared a dividend of per
cent, or $3.50 per share. payable July
Is to stockholders of record June
80, President Ord Preston an
nounced today. The board also paid
tribute to Vice President w. Frank
D. Heron, who completed 40 years
service to the bank on June l.
Today's Trading on Exchange.
Capital Transit opened trading on
the Washington Stock Exchange to-
day with 10 shares changing hands
at 1914, unchanged. The final bid
was Is, with II asked.
Capital Traction SIS figured in a
$1,000 transfer at 103, off Ia points
from the last previous sale. The
closing bid was 103, with 104A asked.
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, June IL lPI.-Poultry, i've
"a trucks: hens steady, chickens easy;
springs. 4 pounds up Plymouth Rock, 20l2;
other prices UNCHANGED.
Butter-Receipts, $50 066: steady: mar
ket unchaneed
graded. firsts, local, "a; diNies. %; checks.
221z: storage-packed extras, 25A: frsts,
%: other prices unchanged
Potatoes-Arrivals, 1913: on track, Az:
total U. s. shipments, 963; new stock.
supplies moderate; demand rather light
market for Southern Triumphs slightly
weaker: for California long whites. steady:
California long whites, U. s. No. /. $3.50;
Mississippi Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No. l,
1.35-45: Alabams Bliss Triumphs U s.
No. !, 215-40: old stock, supplies nloder.
ate, Ndemand light, market about steady;
Idaho Russet Burbanks, q. o. No. J.,
2.0O-40.
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fThnk W. hhii' CTedSeu, CluD VI
ficials predict one of the best frolics
In years.
The special guests will include
William Montgomery, president OF
the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co.; Fred A. Smith, president of the
Washington Board of Trade; T.
Stanley Holland, newly elected pres
ident of the District Bankers Associ-
alton, and A. M. McLachlen, retiring
head of the same organization; J.
Creighton Riete, president of the
Bond Club of Baltimore; and Will
liam A. Malone, of the Securities
and Exchange Commission. who has
charge of the Commission work in
this territory.
Hall to Preside.
Frank M. Hall, president of the
club, will preside at the annual din
ner. The nominating committee has
already slated ]. Clifford Folger to
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Domestic, Rails Active
In London Market
~ the ASSnciated Press.


LONDON, June 1.-THE stock
market closed today on a note of
activity in domestic rails, with jun
ior rail issues recording a sharp
advance on yield considerations.
Turnover in the gilt-edged group exc
panded with advancing quotations.
Kaffrs and diamond shares had
support from Cape Town Indus
trials also improved, especially
heavy industry, textile and cement
securities.
British funds improved fraction
ally. Renewed interest developed in
selected international securities, in
Guiding Canadian Pacific, Interna-
tional Nickel and Brazilian Traction.
Oil and rubber issues were with
out feature.
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| May Output
|Of Industry
| Sets Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department said
yesterday industrial production in
May brought the largest aggregate
output on record"
Freight car loadings. electric
power output and retail trade also
set records.
Demand resulting from the &C
celeration of the defense program
was revealed on other business
fronts so that income, production
and consumption all now are in
record volume" the department. an
nounced.
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Executives Promoted
By WiIIys-OverIund
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press,
NEW YORK, June 10.-Vernon r.
Drum has been elected vice presi-
dent of Willys-Overland Motors,
Inc. in charge of manufacturing
and Lester F. Lowry has been named
treasurer, it was announced today.
Drum began his automobile career
as a toolmaker in 1908 He was
chief inspector for Willys-Overland
from 1920 to 1924, and returned to
the company last December as OPP
Grating manager after being with
the Chrysler Corp. for a number Of
years.
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be pr S / d e n I
next year. He
has b cen vice
president t h i S
year and Myles
H. @ all has
been secretary
treasurer.
Members will
be daZzled by
the number of
prizes offered in
the vario u S
events. Some so
awards are to be
made at the din
per. AS usual,
one of the gifts
Evening star., 1941-06-11

evening, Harvey
B. G + a m, jr.,
chairman of the
arrange m e n t S
committee, re-
ported today.
Based on the
fact t h a t t h e
outing comes on
the luckiest day
in tn e month,
Friday the 18th,
and because the
number of prizes
offered this year
has been greatly
gre a tly in =
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Westinghouse to Expand
Ohio Plant Further

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE West
inghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Co. announced today it would
spend an additional s50OOO0 for en-
largement of its Mansfield (Ohio)
plant on which an expansion pro-
gram totaling s1,500000 has just
been completed.
New work will include s240O00
addition to the plants present
vitreous enameling building and a
new enameling furnace.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
New Shares Planned
BY Letourneou, Inc.
BY the Associs ted Press.

bg IIIt IfsNONIt NVII Z INoos
R. G. Letourneau. Inc, Peoria. III.
has advised the Securities Commits
sion of its intention to issue 10000
shares of cumulative convertible
preferred stock. without par value.
and up to $4,000 shares of common
stock required to cover the CONVEX
sion privilege.
The company is engaged primarily
in making earth-moving equipment,
but stated in its registration state
ment that its subsidiary. Letourneau
Co. of Georgia, had begun work on
an order to machine 951 900 155-mm
shells for the Government.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

as treasurer.
There are few
such records in
any association.
Mr.. Galley is
executive vic e
president of the
Lincoln Ma ational
Bank. Entering
the service of
the bank shortly
before it was
opened IN 1881,
he became CASH
ier in 1906 and
has been a vice
pr S d e n t 19
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Extra Dividend Declared
By Proctor & Gamble
BY The Assnciated Press.

CINCINNATI. June l0.-Procter
& Gamble Co. has declared an extra
dividend of so cents a share on COM
mon stock payable June 80 TO hold.
ers of record June 20.
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ZOO PM

sUnt Of trading.
recevershp reorganiaed under
securities
Rates dividends foregoing table annual dis
semannua declara
tor Unless otherwise noted special extra dividends not
included
STOCK Pad Se
PAYABLE Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid declared this
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Cleveland Graphite Bronze.

A common stock dividend Of 40
cents a share, payable June 80
to stockholders Of record June 20,
has been declared by the Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Co.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Piq Lead SuIes

NEW YORK, June II P.-St.
Joseph Lead Co. reported rs tons
sold yesterday at $50 per 100
pounds, East st. Louis l,400 tons
al $500, New York, and $50 tons
at the New York average.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
New York Wool Market

NEW YORK, June II LP.-Trade de-
mand for wool top futures today attracted
local support and prices scored modest
gains with the October delivery breaking
through its former resistance point of
81 25.
Spot houses operated on both sides Of
Grease wool futures closed L TO 3 of a
cent hiFher,
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Odd-Lot Dealings
BY the Associated Pres

The Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Stock Exchanee for
June 10: 3,467 purchases involving 81 ,39s
shares; 1901 sales involving fo5 .236
shares. ineludrs "a shoH sales involving
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Bond Club Arranges
Annual Outing on
Friday, the 18Th
Nearly 200 Members
And Guests to Attend
Manor Club Event
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Nearly 200 members of the Bond
Club of Washington and guests will
attend the annual outing at the
Manor Club, Friday afternoon and
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Germany has developed a process
by which newspapers and magazines
may be printed with type from a
resinous plastic. u
Evening star., 1941-06-11

New York Bor Silver
NEW YORK, June IL R.-Bar
silver, AA; unchanged.
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Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Stock and Sales
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01

tron Ser Stride lit ct. 2atprence. @eil
ser Pfarrer franf mar, feline groBe
Jeier in bielem Sabr. Gin Nmt nit
Preoigt, gebalten bom Nadbar, 9tep.
6atber 8r1ns, Gentralia, SD. Nad=
barprielter iparen nidt eiugelaoen,
tueil ser Bfarrer nidt babel lein fonn-
te. @s ging alles idon uuo gut, bis
lid elm ooer 5luei Barden meloeten
gum Seiraten, lrno stpar mar ser cine
Sell nidt fatboliid. Gin BGr9en
uollte sleid) beiraten, ionlt tuiiroen
lie 5tm Srie6ensridter eeben. 9a
mllbte id eleib gum 8iidof. 9as
anoere Parden luoate nod ettpas
parten. S6 illbte beioe 5u iiberre-
oen, Damn gu unterl6reiben. Alles
gelang mir l1no babe beioe 5ufrieoen
geItellt. 9a fam elm orittes BGr6en,
oas l6on Dor Dem Grieoensri1ter frii-
Der aebeiratet bate. @ut, a,,d oieIes
Bdrden 1lnteri6rieb lno alles tpuroe
mieoer glttgemadt.
9alo fam mein erlter &ranfenrnf.
SIN Soipn sing es zines s(benos lie.
benoig fer uno bie Spielb06len tpa.
rem often uno inn @anse. 60 I'M,
@itternadt eab es 2riee in elmer
Iolden Soble. Gin SpieIer batte Sen
san5en Sadpot ersriffen ,tno tuoutc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01
Sohesam3eigem +
9fep. 6 ious @idenla II B

ep. Gambious @iden1anb,
S.5.8, geb. /. S.. 1862 in @rie,
Ba.; gelt. in ct. Bincent's ards
Abben st. 8incent's College, 2a-
trobe, ga. Ser Berltorbene trat
bem 8enebiftiner-S -Sr6en bel am II.
eesuli 1886 nnb tpuroe am 90. War5
1890 in @om gum Brielter eetpeibt.
gfad @ollenbumg ieiner oortisen
Stl1oien tpurbe ct gum Yrofeiior an.
I ct. 8incent College ernannt. St
binterldBt einen 8r,,oer, Nep. SEQ
@idenlaub, 8rior hes ct. 8incent
College, nnb ; cine 5dueiter, Sic
gbru. Sdtueiter gupbraIia, Gran.
5isfanerin in MiQoale, Ya.
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ptis @aiieafresaS

nit allem GeIo Onrdbrennen. Der
anoere 5og ben gtepoIper uno fchoB
i'm onrb ben Sals, 10 bob Bic arsel
bein @enif beraisflog. Der arine
aerl iunrOe nod Sauie gebraht nno
Der 9oftor iagte:: ,Se bas a dance
to Iipe." slm ,taditen Gage iab es
aber gefibrlid aus lno neil er nidt
tpeit bon mir tpobnte, .rief feline Grali
mid, Inn i'm su perieben, mas id and
tat. gr fam b,,rd, bat iid aber tpenia
sebeiert.
@alo 1abber fam meine erite Sau-
.fe; oas &inb batte bie Notta1fe id)on
empfangen. 9ie Saufe aber mar otpei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01
GeDanfem nm0 GriMnernltgelt
Bon gfep. 1ran3 Juertges

bon gentralia nad) Wenootn, ST., nnb
bon ba nah Chicago. Die sfueite
9abn, bic iesige 3. u. 3. &. &. bon
ct. Souls uadJ gtetu Yorf @s bate
bantals sipei &oDlen5eden ltno eine
3infidmelse. 3ann fano man nod
Del. gs eing oft milo 5u i'm Soun.
Die @emeinoe beItano Bauptiadlib
aus 9auern. SIM Staotdeu luobnten
MIR penise &atbolifen; Sic @elneinoe
mar faIt san5 oelttid getueien, aber
oamals idon itarf berengliibt: Ba-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01

felbaft, l,no 10 famen iie nit Sauf=
paten at. 8eil es quite 2ellte lparen
uao sic @roBelteru Baten lperoen
pollten, babe ib bas aino getauft.
gtnn bate id) als iltnger Yrieiter
ibon aae Saframente geipenoet. Cine
Seidenfeier babe idl erit in 8reeie &C.
balten. 0as tpar mein slniang in
Sanoopal, Sa., im Suli 1904.
(Sortlekltng folgt)
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Bitten inter @ater Settings 2anbs-
lenten
(SortIe eBung)

Oel HlelWeC SutIteuuitY 6Hlll Yolp-
tpit. Serrn 9iidof Saniien bate Der.
felbc in ieiner @iite mir nod 5tuei
@oden grtra 8afan5 segeben. 8ie
fdon oben er5dblt, sos i6 NIT 9anf
ab lno ilt6te sic 3eit moglid)lt prat-
,ttld 81 perluenoen. 9a5u bot lid ge-
mug Gelegenbeit lruo ser grite, Ser
mid ins Sod fiibrte, mar Soiepb
ErageIler, oa CT MIDI gan5 frelmolid
bon ser 8orlo's Tair mitgenommen.
Sd ipollte ipobl gerue bas alte 1.no
bielgerii6lnte Srentor ieben, oenn So
fepb Drummer, ,nein &loiicngenolie,
bottc mir friiber iopel oapon er5iblt,
beIonoers bon leinen lieben Serrn
Yfarrer, oen er ebenIo lie6epon ,,Sett<
Ier' nol,nte. 9es @ortes 9eoelltling
fono id altd aleid aus. er iebte
Sonntag fir mid felt nno id) m,.Bt'
qeborHen - es luar ,,geiettleo'. Sn
Trenton, sSn., alio unter Gater Tran5
4. 8an5el, aus 9fiitben @eltfalen,
ftna id) meine prieiterlid)c Satigfeit
an, NIT elmer Breoigt. 9ora,lf eing
idy 5,riid nad Columbus, o., l,no
bann nod Corning, g., oas lieblte
NeIt in ser Sllnoap Greet Gallep 100
al sic fre,tnoliden &beinlanoer
tpobnten. Sd bate etiuas Seimpeb,
fono ober biesmal sic Seimat berooet, /
nenn ser quite 6err Bfarrer Sfeu. So
bann Bernard Seinf tpar nad) Sole
DO, O., berlebt tuoroen ,nto Corning
batte big Sonntag feinen Brielter.
Nod an ser groBen Scicr iuar es
ftia nno Doe geluoroen. 9as frennb-
Itde Golf, 0el,tide tuie Srilde, idien
at trolern, benn ben Iieblten Seels
iorger batten iie perloren, nad)oem er
12 Sabre lang bier paltoriert bate.
Ser bodtpit. 8ild)of Ianbte einen jun
aen iriiGen Yrielter babin, ser fein
@ort 9elttid perItan0. 9ieIer fragtc
MIDI gleid), oab id i'm 8eidtlhtbl bel,
fen nod)te fir sic bentl6en 8ci6te,t
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oann sic eriten 9cidten uno belt oas
So6omt NIT Yrebigt. 8licb nod ein
paar Gage lmo gin1 Damn 5lnn Sdlnb
nad) SSSlliuois suriid.
|s(ls id nad Sanoopal fam tuar
fd I6on ettuos i'm 9ienit geipeien;
aber nun ging es felt oaral,f los. Sa-
ter 9. &enfen bate mir genug 81
Inn npnehpn. piup 9onnprtitrnflnSIp
bann iollte idy berumgeben lno alc
5tu0lfiobrigen &inoer al,fluden uno
fte in cine &omnunionflalie 5ulam-
ntenbringen. Gin gutter Mann, SSSobu
Sbomas, ipannte an ,mo in ieinem
8uggp f,tbren tuir iiberau bin mo
fudten Sic @ltern NIT Sen ainoern
altf tpelde iait nie in bie Stride fas
met. SD bate @liid - babe ale
in sic 9laiie befommen. Gin gang
berlorenes Sddflein lit ioear nod
Der Gdipeiter eetuorben; iie 1T Sen
Gorninaern SdulI6ueitern (Srs. OF
Na5aretG, &p) beigetreten ,lno lit
beute in 8arbstolpn, ap., ongelteut:
Sr. 90. @irginia Sdub.
Madber bat iie ibre eigene 8iogra=
pbie geidrieben, nadoen iie ibr
9egree in ser ct. Srancis ltniperli=
tat in Cincinnati semadt bate. 50
battc id) gleid aenlg @rbeit, obne bie
Geelioree ser MiIiionspldkc nob ga.
ALI allf midi AIT nehluen.
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MittSo6, Ben 1. Sasaar 1941
Wrs. M. SeIImoun, seb. anna
3efferer, geit. in Grie, go.
gSlfer mnS lire Gpitnamea

Widel, Warianne, Sobn 8nll nto
ltncle Sam m... geamen, sslaggea
uno 8appeit allein .tun's nidt
Spibnamen iino oft treffenoer uno
bleiben eber baften als Die amtlide,t
8e5eidnltngen. Seer fann genau Oie
Slagge gnglanos beibreiben? Ner
fann itf ettpas BEL bieiem Union Sad
nit ieinen rot-lpeiBen Streifen oen-
fen? slber in Sobn 8uu, oem etluas
oieridrotigen, seIunoen, esoiltiiden
Nann nit 5tulpenitiefeln, liebt man
ben ielbitbetpnbten, praftiiden gr-
oberer\ y oen @ngldnoer.
12O Sabre Midel. Ser oeutlde
Widel nllrbe ip1breno Der 8efret.
ltnssfrieee seboren gr befam cine
3ipfeln1iibe, cine lange -Bfeife, ,no
mar etluas ibldfriG obtpobl er eigent.
lib Elm &raftmeier tpar. @r reilte
onrd alle 3eitllngen> belonoers o6er
Oltrd Sic @ibblGtter l,n0 uuroe ols
abldredenoes 8eiipiel pertpenoet.
gs lit nid)t eena1 feit5uiteIlerL tuer
ibn eigentli6 erfllnoen bat Gr tuar
ploslid oa, elm Sblagtport. gs be.
itebt oleroines Die 8erm1tltng, oab
eine logiide 8erbinoung beitebt su
Sem gort BON Sen 2orbeeren 6rieo.
rids bes @roBen, oltf 6enen sic 9eut-
iden eingeidlafen uaren.
Marianne mar etipas finger. 9ie
Gerforperlmg 6ranfrei6s in Marian.
ne nimmt ibren llrIprl,ng rad ser
iran50iiiden 9tepolrtion inter oer
Serrlbaft ser .8ourbonen.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Counsel Contends U. 5. Law
Voids PARKING Ban

Attorney William J. Kelly yes.
terday announced he would ask the
Court of Appeals to determine
whether interstate commerce laws
requiring trucks engaged in inter-
state commerce to be unloaded be-
tween 8 am. and pm. have pref
erence over city parking regulations
forbidding the vehicles to park dur
ing certain times between those
hours.
Judge George D. Nelson of Police
Court had sentenced the attorneys
client, Joseph Logan, 81, colored, Of
Baltimore, to pay a So fine on a
charge of disobeying a no parking.
8 to $50 am, sign at Fifteenth and
G streets NV.
Mr.. Kelly moved that Judge
Nelson find his client not guilty on
the grounds that the interstate
commerce law voids the parking
regulation which, in effect, would
keep them from unloading during
certain times. Judge Nelson, how
ever, overruled the motion and set
bond for Logan at 500, pending
the appeal.