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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
BERNARD SHAW:

"Public support of viyi-
section Is founded almost
wholly on the assurances Of
the vivisectOrs that great
public benefits may be ex-
pected from the practice.
Not for a moment do j
suggest that such a defence
would be valid even III
proved. But when the wit
nesses begin by alleging
that In the cause of science
all the customary ethical
obligations (Which include
the obligation a-tell- the
truth are suspended. what
weight can any reasonable
person give to their testi-
mony: l would rather
swear fifty lies than take
an animal which had licked
my hand I'm good fellowship
and torture il. III j did tor
ture the dog, I should GER
tainly not have the face to
turn round and ask how any
person dare suspect an hon
Orable man like myself of
telling lies. Most sensible
and humane people would.
I hope. reply fatty that
honorable men do not be-
have dishonOrabIy even to
dogs" (From THE Doc
tors Dilemma"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
VICTOR HUGO:

"VivisectiOn Is a crime,
1t can be excused only by
hypothesis, and hypothesis
as a basis for such a prac-
tice is horrible and shocking
-. The science which uses
1t as a pretext is culpable.
-. The human race must
repudiate such barbarous
practices"
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01
Der MOrd Won MOrtOnhill

ni6t. er iab ibn nit abiidt nidt.
uNabane''. iaste er, ,,Sie tpilien,
oas @altredt lit ,,,s beilig. 8enn
Sic es ipiinlden, in nteinem Saits gu
tpobnen, 10 iperoe id] mid oariiber
freuen. SSd boffe Damn nur, oaB sic
nidt enttdltid)t peroen."
9as a,tfselolte 2abeln erltarb in
ibrem @eiicbt. SD min sic nidt
ltoren lmo beIaitigen", iagte iie, NOR
ouf li6 galting alter Sitte eendB
perpfli1tet fiiblte> au beteuern. oab
oauon natiirli6 feline Neoe fem foun=
te. Sic fiiblte iebod, baB er Tie nid)t
pollte, nno tie mar flug genlig, oie-
les Sbcma ob5ubre6en.
,,Nltn", iagte lie, ,,tpir tpollen ipd=
ter noh einmal bariiber lpreden. Sd
fam MIDI ia in51pilden nod ettpas
anOerem l1mIeben. 8eun sic mir
nidts onberes raten fonnen, luerbe itb
eben bon Saus at Sa,ts geben. 8enn
id oan nibts finoe, penn man mid
nirgenos baben min, fomme i6 auf
Sbr liebensmiiroiges s(ngebot 5uriid
Sino Sic iibrigens id)on Iebr Iange
Sberiff bon Mortonbiu?"
0icle Srage mar eating 1rnange=
neGuh nno er irgerte lid. slber trob=
oen iagtc er sic @obrbeit.
uNeilL Weib Tollot, erit felt fur
Sent"
u9lh, erlt felt fltr5em."
"Sa, mir ieben ltns genotiet, ben
erItcn Sberiff ab5uleben.
vSo", iagte iic leidtbin nit elmer
Stilnne, ser mani in feiner 8eile
irgenoein beIonoeres Sntereiie anbo=
rem funnte. "
uSSa, Sberiff 9rent bat iid 9inge
5ucbuloen fontnten loiieu, Sic NIT iei-
mem 9lmt nidt 5r bereinen iparen. "
Gonltance sSollot ldd)elte teilnebs
meno. SD oodte, bier lebt alles
nad Site uno @eies. Sd bad)te, nlr
in @irginia Gitp, no idJ berfomme,
gibt es iopiel Geni iotionen."
,@ibt es sort Seniationen9" Ga
ting intereiiierte lid abioll.t nidt fiir
8irainia Gitp, aber er fragte aus
Soflidfeit.
"aber natiirlid", ladelte tie, lin
@irginia gitp bat ood Ser alte Bel
lin ieine 6arm."
,Id, natiirlid, ser alte 8ellin."
Slider, nno oab 8ellin nad Dem
Woroer leiner Sodter nit elmer 2ei=
oenldaft iudt, bie elmer belieren 5a,
DIE ipiiroig tpare, bas tpeiB ood Ser
gan5e 8elten."
vNaerbin9s, Sic baben re6t. Sd
fonnte iibrigens 8ellin eineu Sip ae.
beu."
uNi6t m0elid.'
uSSaIuobl, MortonbiG lit namlid
ser @'ein,nG oaB iid binter oes
Masfe bon Sberiff 8ent ser Moroel
8ia 8otton nerbirgt."
@dbreno eating 6as iaete, brebtt
er iib cine Cigarette. gr bate oit
Iugen balb gei6lollen, ,,nb man fonn
te ibm nidt anieben, Oh er oas, tuas
er la9te, ielbit glaubte ooer nibt.
GonItance 6allot idluieg. sic fonn
te es trob ibrer eroBen Selbitbeberr
idung nidt Derbergen, oaB iie elmer
sl,aenblid lang iiber oieie Nadrid
perbliifft mar. SDeriif 8ent! Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-01
I'll. Sortiesung)

galting. limo mas fiibrt sic gu mir e.
.Ob'', madte iie lno mari oie boil
len Sippen auf. r9as tit cine Srage,
bic natiirlid ein 5beriff itellt nno
fteaen muB. Nuu, mid fiibrt fein be-
fonoers tpidtiser @runo bierber. Sd
fude gubc."
gaIting bate ibr gesenii6er Blab
genomnen ltnO iab iie nit ieinen
ourdoringenoen augeu an.
~&ube", iagte ct. "5eit tpann iltdt
MiB 5allot &lbe2"
Sic ipielte geluobnbeitsnrdBig nit
ibren s(rmbano. 9tum bob tie bie
Ie,tdtenoen s(ugen. ,,Sie fennen
mid2"
rWer fennt Sic ni6t'', ertpioerte er
boflid. ,,8er lit Nepaoa fennt nid)t
GonItanee SaIot?"
Sic Iddelte geidlmeidelt. ,,Sie lino
iebr frelnolid. 8as meinen Sic ober
fonlt 5u meinem Sorboben? Man
fagte mir, Mortonbia p1re ser ru-
bigIte Srt in 3epooo."
Gaiting lad)te auf. Ser entlegen=
fte pielleidt, ser einIamlte, bieleibt
audi ser rllbiaIte. 9as fonmt barauf
an. $50 geoenfeu Sic 5u pobnen ?'
rSia, offen geIagt, ooriiber babe ib
Bis iebt nod nidDt nad9ebodt. Sd
tpar Ser sniidt, oaB id oos bel ST.
nen erfabren tuiiroe.''
eaitina Job lteif oltf ieinem Shabl.
Gr iprof boflid), etlpas 1nnatiirli6
boflid, oeun @0flidfett tpor ionit
ntdt feline 9lrt, uno er l16elte per=
binolid. SSunerlid ipur er ollerbings
bon bieiem 8eilth nibt beionbers er-
baltt eating mar bon Notl,r aus
mtBtralIiid, nno er tpuBte nidt ipas
er bon oielen 8eiud balten iollte
Gonitance Sallot mar ieiner slnIidt
mad nidt sic Sral, sic an einen cin=
fauten Srt 5og. 1nn Gnbe 81 i,lden
rSa', anttuortete er, lin einem fol-,
den tpeltoergeiienen @infel ipie Nor.
tonbia! Sd tueiB i'm augenblif gar
nidt, mas id oorIdlasen fam, nno"
@r 5udte bie a6ieln. ,,0as @ort
fomfortabel fennt man in Morton=
biu nidt. Man lit oud nidt setu6bnt,
6aB @dite fomnten."
r. Genitance ld6elte.
,,Sb, sic Dinge, sic id su meiner
8eqllenlidfeit braltd)e> babe id NIT
gebra6t. SSa, iuenn ib tuiirIden barf,
ntodte iG iberba,pt nidt in einem
Sffentliden 2ofal uobneu. Sd mod
te irgen6ipo lmterfomnen, mo id
san5 uneeitort bin $50 id Sen gan,
gen Gag feinen MenIden iebe."
uSia, Maoome, oas lino an iid)
feline belonoeren anlpriibe. Sir Mor-
tonbia alleroings
~aber, Sberiff, es gibt bier oodj
SduIer geul1g. Sr9enolpo miro man
Did ood aufnebmen Oenfeu Sic MIR
. einmal AT iib ielbit. @iepiel 8lat
tit bier in Sbrem eroBen 6aus." Sic
Iddelte ibr bet0renoes 2Gdeln nit
ben: iie ales 81 erreiden pfleetc, tuas
fte tuollte M6er eating iuar nidt aui
Gonltance Sallot einseItellt. Ssbn be,
tpegten gang anoere 9inee
"Mcin Sans", iagte er, ,,bat 8lab
bas gebe id sl s(6er meiu Saus III
fider bas ,mbequeuIte bon gang Mor.
tonbill."
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ts
ploklid) fiebrige 5leden. Cine Soee
begann IN ibr 81 reifen, flein erit,
ipinoig, nod fanm greifbar, aber iie
fon,lte groB iperoen, eridredeno groB.
/ Sic borte allf, nit Dem 4rmbano
81 tduoeln, nno leete sic gepflegten
Sanbe alf ben Gid.
SD CLAUDE nibt einnnal, oaB Der
alte geain fir oieie Neinlng bon
MortonbiG etpas gdbe', iagte iie
plotlid leiie in bie stille binein.
| eating blies oen Gaud in sic 2uft
Ser alte 8ellin iit ,,a,nlid niB-
trauiid', fubr iie fort, ,,er elaubt
ni6ts mebr. @r elau6t MIR nod an
Ser Ganter. Sd babe oas an mir
ielbit erfabren.'
,,Sie? @as baben Sic nit 6em
alten 8ellin at tltn?"
,,Ob, id) fenne 8ia 8otton." Sic
pollte l1liig lm0 ii6erleeen ansle>
ben, aber iie bate elm la1ernoes @es
ii6t. eating iab ieoob nid)t auf.
@r idieu felt einigen Minuten etpas
inn Sol5 oes fantigen Siibes entoedt
5u baben, benn er ltarrte lnentlpegt
oaranf bin. Ct gab feline Mntport.
gr bate oas @efiibl, als tpare nit
gonltance Sauot ploelid oas S6id=
lol iel6lt nod Wfortonbia gefommen.
9us ipiirbe mut ploblib alles Oen @eg
geben, ser oa porge5eibnet mar, gang
glei6eiiltig, uos er ielblt iuollte. Gr
broltdte nun gar ni6ts mebr 81, tim.
9as 1onernoe @eld)t ser ibonen
GonItonce iullroe langIam at einem
SGbeln, 1tno Damn pieoerbolte Iie:
uSa, iG femme i'm iogar iebr gut"
Golting eab feline stntiport.
SD fonnte mir bieien SDeriff
9ent einmol onleben. Gielleidt bat
Mortonbia NIT ieiner s(nlibt redt.
@as bolten Sic bopon?"
GoIting lab atf.
u0opon bolte ih nid)t bier, ant
lportete er falt ,ulo iab ibr bon in
sic 9(ugen.
Sic ofinete ein penig ibre Sanoe.
,Sb, tpie Sic pollen bite, iagte
lie. SD oadte nur, id fonnte piel-
leidt Sen Gintpobnern bon Morton=
bia eineu @efallen tl,n. Sd f0nnte
pielleiht - ,tnter llmltdnoen - bas
geriabren obfiir5en." sic ienfte it,
rem 8lid ni6t Dor ieinen brennenoen
Mugett. sic belt ibm itano, bis Ga
fling ,mrnbtg tulroe ,no ipeeiab. er
5ltdte sic sf6ieln, als ipollte er et-
ipas abi6iitteln. Sab nno unuermit-
telt tpe6ielte er oas Sbema.
uSlt es in 8irginia @itp ar6 10
beiB?' fraste er, iib erbebeno.
uOb ia." Sic perfiel in unoer=
fdngliden leidten ltnterbaltlneston.
,.Sebr. Sd oenfe, es lit I'M gan5en
8elten 10 beiB. 9as lit, iopiel ib
perItebe, nidt gut fir Sic 8eioen uno
6as gieb, ni1t tpobr?'
vNein, bas lit nid)t gut" gaitins
! ging in ser groBen Stube auf nno
a6. Ct mar ,mrubia es arbeitete III
linn. gr branbte cine gan5e @eile,
bis er iid cine ne,,e Cigarette eeorebt
bate. u@s lit ii6erbaupt elm i6ledtes
Ssabr biesmal", fltbr er fort. ~@s
lit 10 i6lebt tpie felt tangent nidt
mphr @pnnpu G5ip iihrinpnS g}iG Not-
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.gieIes @iiieiia lit ie5r sefa6r.

Il &
i .llnter llmit1noen, Dar. gafting."
/. ,,ltnter aIlet ltmItdnoen, NiB Sal.
i lot. !"
/ Sic ladte. ,,gs gibt Menlden, oie
|lebr piel I'M 6ieies 8iiien ge6en mir.
ben nno Die tpabrlid) ni1t Die @e.
fdbrlibfeit oieies @iiiens fiirdten
lpiiroen."
| .Nim, 6a muB id) iaeen, oaB id9
niht neugierig bin."
.als Sheriff bon Mortonbia miii.
len Sic bas iein."
gr bob 0ie Sbnltern. slber bann
trat er plosli1 bid)t Dor oen Gid
bin .uno beuste iid 5u ibr bin,,nter.
limo mas, iagte er perbalteu, mir.
oe eeideben, ipenn Sic in bem ge-
faneenen Sheriff gent ben Moroer
9ia Bottom erfennen piiroen2"
Sic lddelte pieliageno mo neigte
Sen &opf 5ur Seite ,,Darf id Sic
,m etluos bitten, Gberiff2' fraete lie.
,,@as tpollen Sie?"
sd modte eine Cigarette, 0ar.
GaIting"
Gerbiien orebte er ibr cine. Sic
puroe nibt belonoers id0n. Rad.
oem iie Elm paar 3iiee getau bate.
ltano lie o1f. Sic ging in Ser 5tube
berllm uno beiab iid) Sic 8iloer an
ben @Gnoen u@enn i6 in beln ge-
faneenen Sberiff 8ent 8iG 8ottou
erfennen ipiiroe", iaete lie babel NIT
elmer lineenoen Stimme, ,,oann bate
id man6em WenlGen einen Oienit
getan. Ser .alte 8ellin tpire 5ufrie.
Sen, Wortonbia 1tno gang gteuaoa
ipdre berllbigt, mb Ser Ganter f0nn.
te lih 5ltr 9f1be ieben." Sic blieb
Dor bent Seniter lteben nno iab .bin-
aus nlf Sic Gorrals lno Sic &eioen.
biniiber 5lt SEN S0ben llno oem 8alo.
,,ltno penn sic in Sberiff 8ent
nid)t 8ia 8otton erfennen?" fraete
eating binter ibr.
Sic panote lid INN. /,,98dre Sbnen
oas nnangenebm?" -.
| uSu Ia9lt u.
Sic ging NIT t6n5elnoem Sdritt
an ibm borbei lno nabm tuieoer Ylab.
SD tpeiB nun pl0blid, tpober sic
mid fennen, Mr. gaiting", iaete fie
ladelno. SD erinnere mid, oaB tuir
einmal ,niteinanoer See getr,,nfen
baben, ni6t tpabr?"
Galting iab iie an. gr erinuerte
iib eenalt. Or mar pirflid ibrettpe.
gen in gireinia gitp ge1oeien, ,,no
er bera6tete fie.
| .Nun". iaste er, rWsiB Sauot
fennt ie0er Mann in Nepaoa. Mog.
lid, oaB i9 al,d einmal See nit ST.
neu getrunfen babe. Sd fann mid
nidt nebr erinnern." 9as ipar fiir
cine sSrau pie Gonltauce Sauot cine
9eleioiglng, aber iie lddelte uno tpar
etipas eritatnt. @ie fam es, baB sic
Wanner ploklid iiber iie binluegia.
ben? Der alte 8ellin, Ser Ganter
,mo nun Sad Goiting! seerbos itano
iie uieoer anf. Sic sins Dor ben
balbblinben Spieeel, ser iiber ser
3on,uooe in ser @fe bing; 1.no aupfte
lid bie gefrinselten Saare 8uredt.
4 .,Sb", iaete iie babel nit einem
fleineu Seuf5er. SD balte sic bier
auf, Sberiff, nid)t ipabr? gs miro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Save Aluminium,
Industry Told
Times star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.-In a
letter addressed TO all aircraft
manufacturers, priorities director
Edward Stettinins today requested
the utmost economy in the use of
aluminium and asked them to take
every precaution TO save alumni
mum scrap.
Non-defense industries were
urged to study the possible use Of
plastics and other substitutes for
Magnesium, lighter metal than
aluminium, used in alloys found
valuable in aircraft construction,
was given defense status by the
priorities director.
1t was suggested that priority
controls may be necessary in the
ease beth metals if FfaHHfae-
turers fail TO heed the office of
production management's request.
1t is imperative" Stettinius
said. that all magnesium be re-
served for defense purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Water Safety Exhibit

A water safety demonstration
will be staged next Thursday in
the ST. Clair Recreation Center.
4535 Fairview avenue, under the
sponsorship of the American Red
Cross and the department Of parks
and recreation. Water rescue with
heaving lines. ring buoy, fiutter
board and canoe and surf board
will be shown. as we'll as manuel
methods,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
AMERICANS ASKED TO LEAVE

SHANGHAI. Feb. 13.-QNS)-
For the second time in recent
weeks the United States consulate
general today circulized American
citizens. asking them to leave
Immediately.
The consulate said the state de-
partment had urged that all
American women and children and
men whose presence is not
essential evacuate. in the interest
of the safety and convenience of
American nationals and of national
security"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Sentence Next Week
For Smuggling Gang

-Four members Of A gang who
lasf Fall Struggled deserving
Polish alor from Canada 10 the
United States VII be sentenced by
Federal Judge Edward j Monet
next week The four are Raymond
Goodeil. p. OF 4446 Monroe street:
Edward Goodeu 80. Of 4409 West
Jefferson avenue Stanley Square.
- Of 5Z3 Soufhheld road. and
John CaNanauch. 81, Of 4437 West
jeffcr>ona aNeuuc I'll of EcorSc.
Three others o. rho gang are ale
ready serving sentences and the
eighth IS a fugitive n Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Nomurd and Hull
Talk 4 Minutes
International New. service wire


WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Ad-
miral kiSchiSaburo Nomura, the
nov Japanese ambassador. paid n
four-minuie call on Secretary Of
State Cordoll Hal Yesterday TO
arrange Tor the presentation Of
hI> credentials 10 President RooSe-
Welt
ADMIRAL Nomura'S call was one
- The buefcSt that any foreign
ambassador has made on Secre-
tafy Hull IN recent years.
we Just exchanged greet
ings,' the ambassador said
lie refused comment on PreSi-
dent Rooscveif'S statement that
There is no danger of war IN
tic Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
.Daps Term
u. :. Chief

International New. seryre Gable

iuiffhauouhi news SfFNEe hDie
TOXIC, Feb. ia new Japan
csc national association, composed
of Diet (ParliamenD members,
military men and political leaders,
today denounced what ii termed
arrogant attempts by the United
States to interfere with Japan's
policies and violate Japan's living
space.
The United States was termed
"Japan'S No. ! enemy"
Japan has little faith" in Presi-
dent RooSevelts announcement
that there is no danger of the
United States becoming involved
in war in the Pacific. the news
paper Yomiuri declared.
president Roosevelt told his
press conference Tuesday that
he enviSioned no danger OF
America plunging into war in
the Far EastD
I'VE are dubious about the
meaning OF ROOseyelt's state
ment denying war possibilities
in the Pacific" Yomiuri declared.
"FVer since The quarantine
speech in Chicago, the ROose-
welt administration has been
against Japan's policy of estab-
fishing n new order in East
Asia"
THE statement Is interesting,
hut we are able TO entertain
little faith in what the President
SAYS. Ii he really wishes to
maintain peace in the Pacific. he
must first of all reflect on what
really forms the danger there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb lS-PrcSi-
dent Roosevelt today asked
Congress for an emergency appro-
priaiion OF SsaS 800 90 for naval
expansion. including 81 100000 for
shore defenSeS and bomh-proot
shelters on the island OF Guam
United States outpost. m The
Pacific. 100 ar miles from Toxic.
MANY millions Of dollars for
swiftly bolSterinc Americas out
lvlnc naNa ana aIr bases including
Hawaii Samoa Coco solo tofi the
Panama Canal On The Pacific side,
The island bases acquired from
Great R1-lta4n- Guantanamo Cuba
ana the Virgin Islands were urged
hV the President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Cruiser Speeds TO Rescue

HAVANA. Feb. 13-(INS)-
The Cuban navy's cruiser Cuba to-
day was speeding to the aid of the
American yacht Marpatcha, which
wirelessed she was in difficulty off
the coast OF Camaguey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
BARRIER TO JAPAN

Emphasis unon homh proof
shelters and preparation against
possible enemy air attack. was
gwen in the request for funds.
The move 10 fortty Guam was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Guam Fortifildfions Sought
In 898-Mi||ion Navy Bill
By ARTHUR HACHTEN
Init New, service stan Correspondent

considered particularly significant
since this outpost would be one OF
the first land barriers in the path
of Japan'S navy should the United
States and the NipponcSe engage
IN war
japanese militarjstS in the past
haSe resented any American moves
10 fortiiy the island. Congress
twice nsrecent years has refused
10 fortlfy Guam
While the President was calling
for the emergency funds, Secre-
AIRY Of Navy Frank Knox served
blunt notice he was opposed 10 a
proposal hy Wendell l. Wlllkie
that the United States turn over
10 Great Britain five or ten deS-
froyerS a month.
Would UNBAEANCF FLEET
Asked whether The navy had any
deStroNers 10 spare for Britain,
Knox replied:
we certainly have not. We
haven't any more 10 spare il we
are 10 have a balanced fleet. l
have expressed myself very Wig
orouSly on that"
Great Britain has not made any
request for anything from our
fleet" Knox told newsmen. New
deStroyerS being built for the navy
are needed 10 round out the feet.
since other types of vessels also
are being built. he explained.
Although the naval shipbuilding
program is from 30 days 10 eight
months ahead of schedule. only Is
new destroyerS will be added this
year 10 the al now in service.
Another IS will be commissioned
next year, under the present
program.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

bv the fact that the present ca
pacity for rayon production is In
suficient to meet the aggregate
requirements of defense and civilian
industries which are regular rayon
customers and the extra demand
which will come from hosiery mills
unable to get silk.
Data From Inquiry Given.
o. P. A. c. S. said that its con-
ferences with hosiery manufac-
turers and rayon producers had de-
veloped this information:
/. Rayon yarn is the only substl-
tute for silk in hosiery manufacture
Immediately available in necessary
sizes and quantities.
2. The distress which may result
from ALLEGATION of some OF the rayon
production to hosiery mills, will, by
no means" be as severe as that
which would follow compulsory clos
ing of virtually every hosiery mill.
8. Hosiery manufacturers can
readily solve the mechanical prob
lens surrounding the substitution OF
rayon for silk.
Meanwhile, o. P. A. C. S. issued
an order fixing the maximum price
for the basic grade or raw silk at
$3OS pound. Prices Of other grades
will be fixed in relation to that fig
ure. The agency said 1t would work
out later procedure for completing
existing contracts on the silk spot
market or liquidsting open positions
on the New York commodity ex-
change.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Lord and Lady Halifax Visit
London Fire Picture Exhibit

bomb and fire fighters at work In an
inferno. The envoy and the artist
talked over the significance of the
church spire that was seen through
the smoke in the background OF the
picture.
The pictures show fire fighters at
work, mapping, getting into uniform
and at drill, and their varied
equipment. Among the artists rep
resented are Reginald Mills, Mat
vyn Wright, Haybrook, Normal Hep
pie and Paul Dessau. There is a
series of humorous sketches of the
job of fire fighting, including car
toon' showing an enormous tangle
of fire hose and with one fireman
saying to another: How are you
at puzzles" The second answers:
1T reminds me I would like a plate
of spaghetti"
The exhibit, sponsored by the
British government and Civilian
Defense Director La Guardia, will
go to Canada after the close of the
Washington showing. Lord Halifax
showed interest in the itinerary. He
was assured plans were being worked
out for sending 1t to the larger
cities Of the United States.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
$50 Styles of Cotton Hosiery
May Help MiIody Forget Silk

be little difference in the cost of
the new product from that of silk
hosiery, but it would be more serv-
iceable and would not run or snag
nearly so much.
Thought not originally designed
to replace silk, rayon and synthetics
for all kinds of wear, in the light
of developments, there is posi-
bility," the department said. that
cotton stockings may assume a new
importance in our program of ma
tional defense"
Congress has appropriated 100000
annually for the last three years to
finance the research on the hosiery
project and officials said that sew
eral of the designs developed
already are being manufactured
commercially.
No attempt was made to have the
cotton product simulate silk in ap-
pearance, but if the ban on she use
of silk continues, some steps may
be taken in that direction, it was
said.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Delegation 10 Attend
Lumpkin Funeral Today

Five Senators. members of the
South Carolina delegation in the
House and Associate Justice James F.
Byrnes of the Supreme Court left
yesterday for Columbia, S. c.. to
attend funeral services there today
for Senator Alva M. Lumpkin, Demo-
crat.
Senator Lumpkin died Friday in
George Washington Hospital, less
than two weeks after he took the
seat vacated by the appointment Of
Justice Byrnes to the court.
Senators attending the funeral
are Smith, Democrat of South Caro-
lima; Hatch, Democrat of New Mex
leo; Kilgore, Democrat of West Vir-
ginia; Wiley, Republican of Wiscon-
sin; and Eastland, Democrat of Mis-
sissippi.
Services will be held at Trinity
Episcopal Church in Columbia.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Staten Island Ferries
Will Bur Cumerumen
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The De-
partment of Docks tonight forbade
amateur cameramen from taking
pictures from Staten Island ferries,
which ply across the main ship
channel of New York harbor.
Commissioner John Mckenzie
said indiscriminate use of cameras
might cause some embarrassment
in an area where conveys are being
made up, adding "the wide range
of seafaring activities in the area
traversed by the ferries led us to
take this precaution."