davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
ORDER or PUBLICATION

AZ a session OF said Court held
in the Court House. In the City Of
Detroit. Wayne County Michigan.
on the 18th day OF March A. D,
1891
Present IRA W. JAYNE. Cir
cult Judge.
\. II appearing 10 this Honorable
Court from affidavit on nie herein
that after diliFent sesrch and IN
quiry. the defendants residence 10
unknown and cannot be ascertain
ed
on Motion OF Charles p Berry,
attorney for the Plaintiff
IT Is OR DERED. iha, copy Of
this order be published according
10 law. in the Detroit Tribune a
newspaper printed. publishes and
circulating IN said County and all
SO That copy ~ said order bs
sent 10 said defendant az her last
known address. 45l6 s. Auhit. De-
troit, Michigan by registered mall.
IRA " JAYNE
49,. circui, Judge
"A true copy)
CASPAR J. LINGEMAS.
Flerk
BY =. f. GRACE
Deputy Clerk t-l2-o-H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
O1Af Er.Lfua ~

STATE or MICHIGAN the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne
in Chancery
FRED KONNERTH Pla 'ntin. VS.
OLGA KONNERTli Defendant
No. SlO.s09
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al session OF said court held
in the city OF Detroit, April /. 1871
Present The Hon DeWITT II
MERRIAM Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by az
fidavit on nle that ae.cndant is not
a resident OF the state 90 Michigan
but resides az aid south Fulton
street. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
II IS ordered that she appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the bill oil
complaint herein NAV he taken as
confessed and hat this order be
served and publ We'd according tc
law and a copy thereof mailed n
defendant at her last known ad.
dress.
DEWITT II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY F +. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk 5-3-6-l4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
- tTIt 'bpH
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN,
Attys. Lewis. Rowlette & Brows
Lon - Anfnine II.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in ID.
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE IN Chancery
CLARENCE BRACY. Plaintiff Va
ETHEL BRACY, Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
Atty. Ernest {. MItchell
co. l.. Adams Avenue
M QYIQno

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
THOMAS SUNNY WARD. Plain
tiff. vs. LILLE MAE WARD. De-
fendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
GA true copy
CASPAR }. LINGEMAN
Clerk
BY Al BERGER
Deputy Clerk b-l0-- g.

btLu y avs Wv o-~A
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne.
In Chancery
MAI4ACHIA WARD Plaintiff, VS..
REBECCA WARD. Defendant.
No. 311,0S5
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
Satisfactory proof BY affidavit
showing that the Defendant, Rebec-
ca Ward IS not resident OF this
state. and that the Whereabouts OF
the Defendant cannot be ascertain
ed
IT is ORDERED that the De-
fendan, Rebecca Ward cause her
appearance TO be entered in this
luse within three 60 months from
the date OF this order or tina, said
Bill for Divorce be taken as con-
fessed
And that this Order be published
according 70 Law and copy served
on the Defendant or sent 10 her at
her last known address by regis
tered mail, return receipt request
ed.
DEWITT II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true COPY
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
BY F + GRACE
Deputy Clerk 1851
Dated al Detroit, Michigan, this
Sth day OF April A. o. i94l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24

Ans; >ell the property II yen
ran and ~ your money M II IL.
You are 80 lar from ne prrp'ris
that Y mar be- veil 10 Nrifo some
yellahie Real Estate igeuel and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24

a true copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY A A BERGER
Deputy Clerk 5-lI-5-zS.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
SabrCsbal bes 6entidJen l1Hter.
itibungsbunbes

8ie an oieIer STEELE porausge.
lagt, mar sic SGngerbunobaae am
nergangenen Sonntag abeno rei6-
lid gefiiat BON MitglieOern Der Git
rifle 40 uno 100 oes 9eutiden I'm
teritiibrmgsbunoes. @iele paren Oa,
melhe man ihon lange nidt mebr
BEL elmer 6eitlidfeit eeieben bate.
Sogar pom Baltimore Central Gun-
mittee tparen cine itattlide An3abl
8eiuder erihienen ntto Oeren Brali-
Dent, @err Mm. Seor, belt cine Ins
iprahe. Bonn Snrptqiiartier in
Bittsburgb mar &err 3miebartb all-
meieno. 8rau Martba SAweier unO
Serr @briittou Gbriit erfreuten Die
A%niuelenoen ourd geianglide 8or-
trGge. Die aapele ipielte fleiBig
gum Ean3e auf. Sir piele fam Die
Nitterno6tsitunoe gar gu friib. Gem
fleiBigen 9omitee, beItebeno ans ben
W1itglieoern Grit G%ronenbitter,
8oriiteuoer, SEQ. guiie, S6eooor
9erdb SONS @reDlein un0 GbriItinn
Gbriit gebiibrt Die Mterfenmlng Der
Mtitglieoer fir Sen idon berloufenen
Mben0.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
0entider eiterariidJer gerein

@origen Samstag mar Ser Ser
einsa6eno oes 0eutiden 2iterari.
i6en 8ereins pieoer iebr interei-
liant. Serr 8rofeifor u. @erner
Spanboofo belt einen ipannenoen
gortrag iiber bias Ebema ,Sprahe
nno Mliiif", porin er oararf bin
mies, oaB nidt aae Sprahen iid)
gleidmdBig fir Die Mniif eignen.
Gr bob Die 8or3iige Ser oeuti6en
Sprade fir ben mniifaliiden 8or-
trag Defenders berbor. 9euti1e Gle
Der tpnroen geiungen bon Der Me33o-
1opraniltin Selene 8urAar6; anoere
2ieoer bon Der Sopraniitin Hita
Nidolion; ferner Guette BON oieIen
beioen 9amen am &labier begleitet
bon Srau Hiitb 8urbar0. Die ge-
ianglihen 2eiitungen naren iebr
bohltebeno. gbenfo ~erfreulih mo-
rem oie Bianoioli geipielt BON alice
q. @bner.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
2Ins @ereinsereite
Inter Den Oentideu sanaeru

9lm lebten 8onnerstag CAB Der
@aibington SGngerbuno ieiHen af-
tipen Sdngeru mieoer einmal cine
feline Mnerfennuug in 5orm zines
SGngertommeries. 8dbreno Der
llnterbultung iuur0e Dem gbrenpra.
iioenten. Serrn @uoolf Sdneioer,
Sperm 8raiioenten 8aul 9tterbat
uno Sen @brenmitglieoern Serren
Srunf @bnert Senrp @ienefelo uno
SEQ Stiefel edit goloene 8ereinsab-
3eiden iibergeben. Sci frobem Sang
uuo peri1ieoenen Gortr6gen 6lieben
Die Singer 8iemlid lange beilam-
men.
4m fommenoen 9onnerstag, ben
80. Sanuor, gibt Ser @aibmgton
SGngerbunO mieoer ipie in Den uer-
gangenen Sabren, einen nBrdiioen=
tenge6urtstagsbaa~. 9as beoelttet,
oaB Elm San3 9egeben miro, gu Oem
Der @intritt beoellteno nieoriger an=
geleBt lit ais BEL ben offi3ieIlen Bal
len. @uf oieie Mrt miro oenen @e-
legenbeit gegeben ibr S6drflein Oa=
81 bei3utragert, Die b0ie &ranfbeit
oinfantile p~aralplis" 5u befdmpfen,
Die es lidJ nift erlauben fOnnen,
$3.50 a~lts3ugeben am u5u t%an5en"
oamit anoere sgeben f0nnen~. Ser
Gintritt sum Braiioenteugeburts-
tagsbna oes SdngerbunOes betragt
MIR rs Gents pro 8erion uno Der
Geinertrag gebt an Oos &onitee fir
8efdmpf1utg Der uinfantile paralD=
Iis~. Sir Oieien geringen Breis
fam Elm ie0er na6 Ser3enslult 81
Der Mllfif BON @eorgies Melo0iers
tan5en ur0 auBeroem miro Der be-
farulte uno beIiebte SEER Sobnnie
&eb cine neutrality-suspicious.
arrnngieren, beitebeno aus: Sri.
Mfarp Serrel, afrobatii1e Sdn3erin.
Sad 8erfer, Songleur, &ita Sobn-
ion, Die ii6 ihon bei friiberen @ele-
genbeiten piele 5reltnoe I'M Sdnger-
buno gemd6t bat, SRI. g1aurtl 9olt,
uSitterbug-G Gap -Gdn8erin uro benz
befnmlten 6eiierfreiier Gbas. @elib.
@s lit ans Dem 8rogramm flar
eriidtlid, bob Elm ieoer, Ser oieie GU
tie 5ohe oaour6 unteritiibt, oaB er
rs Gents opfert, reiAli6 auf ieine
Soften fominen miro un6 es lit nur
81 boffen, OoB Der 8aliaol oes Sdn=
%gerbunoes an oieiem Abeno, 9on-
nerstag, ben 80. Sanilor, geitopft
ooa ieiu miro. 90.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24

fen. Die iunsen StuOenten idrei-
ben lelbIt in ibrer Eages3eitiing
,Sbe Grimfon": n8ir aoblen $t0O
ben 2ebrtltrilts in SarOaro fir
9ropaganool llnO, mas ebenio
f6Iimm lift, einige Ser 8rofeiioren
baben ioeor 5ugegeben, OaB lie feline
Eatio6en uno @o6rbeiten mebr un-
terridten! Sic iagen: Sect lit niht
Die 3eit fir iolde Gtngel" Die Bro-
feiioren foIgen, (tuie @ulorop iagt)
ser ERECTION oes 9rGitOeuten Der
llniDerlitGt, melber Der Anlt1t it,
oaB 4merifa ldngit 0elltihlano bit
te oeu Rrieg erfldren ioaen. IS
gibt ga Gees, Sibuugen. 8eriamnl-
lungen obne gnOe fir politiibe 8e.
einfluiiung. 8er iid niHt fiigt, mer
ni6t gan5 engIii6 it, fiiblt BALD 0ie
Ronlequen8en. 9ie SAitler neunen
oieie lees i6ou gGodtails for
Britain Sour. Qie 9aroarosSd
Ter 3eitung 3itiert germ friibere 9tr-
tifel Der 8%rofeiiorerl, 8. 9. itber ben
@eItfrieg etc. @rofeiior &oger gi-
gelop Merriman 8rofeiior Der @e.
ididte) uno Yrofeiior @iaiam Yan-
ben elliott lino DEFENDERS fbarfe
9eutidenfreHer. sic p~erIangen Den
Grieg. Gie Stuoenten be3tpeifeln
aber nod imnner 0as moralil6e Ge6t
51 oieiem &riege. 8is gum Mai
1910 pltroen @eididte uno 5toots-
pifienidaft in Ser Sorparo llnioer-
iitat nod 5ient1if obieftip borgetra=
gen, alio Satinden iiber @eltfrieg,
8eriaiaes, 96lferbuno, Heporatio=
men, ltnb oieie 8abrbeiten brahten
Die ariegsbeber oarn sum ShDei-
gen. Sic Stuoenten broudten MIR
aus 9ii6ern BON @arparo Hrofeiip-
rem mie Siouep San C0rigins Of
the @orIo @ar") 8u %8itieren. @eute
iagt man in Sorparo aber I6on;
ga, mir batten ltnreft in uniern
giidernl" 8alo Gagt 8alOrop)
peroen oie D3atrioten" Dem Serrn
,G%ingleboofer" mieoer Die 6enIter
e%infperfen un6 ieinen 9absbuno Der=
qiften (ano Dem oeutihen &oniul Die
SABINE berunterreiBen).
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
Nus Oenti6en &reiien
Sran MatbilOe 8ensel-9 nOal

9as leBte @lieo Der emit 10 5abl-
rei9en 5amilie Spabn 5rau Mat-
biloe 8engel-9 uDal, itarb am Maon=
tag bergangener ISOLDE I'M George
totpn llniperiitp Soipital i'm boben
Bitter bon " Sabren iufolge zines
S9loganfales. Mls iunges Mfdo6en
fam lie anfangs Der neun5iger Sab
re nod @aibington auf Mnroten if
res 8aters (unter ben 4ltoeutihen
nod moblbefannten Serru emil
Spabn) Ser idon einige Sabre bier
mar uno Ser i'm bo6en glitter BON 81
Sabren als ebemaliger beiliiAer 9ra-
goner 5lt Yrdiioent 8oftS Sllolglt=
ration Die 9eutide 9ipiiion bod 81
NoB leitete. Die Somilie Spabn
ltommt aus @eiIen=Gaiiel uno 10
nad uno na6 fam lie nod 8aibing-
ton, mo iie fid enttpeoer geih1ftlid
ODER b1uslih nieoerlieBen: mie emil
Spabn, Der @rocerbmann in SID
melt; Bernatba &rnmm, ais 5ra1t
oes ebemaligen poblbefannten gte-
itourateurs g~egenitber Dem @obern-
ment Bureau of ENGRAVING; Srau
&oiie Gltppert, @attin oes 6efann=
ten @rocerDmann in NorOmeit; Srou
W1arie Sell, Morie &uppert, uno
Matbiloe 8engel. ipdter 6ralt Gu
bal. @leid pie Die ll%e6rigen ibrer
6atnilie bat iie trelt oie Mutteripra-
DIE ~aufgebalten uno ME bat tie ber-
feblt an ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
9eutihen @%oilenbauies ulo oes
<ppertbeims teil3unebmen. Qebte-
res bate iie iid na6 Dem Sooe i6res
5meiten ManneS als 6eimat erforen
uno bon mo tie aud Ing @oipital
iiberbra6t moroen mar. llno ipie
iie ltets getreu Der alien Seimat ge=
oadte 10 alt9 mar tie tren ibrer ct.
MarDs Stride an Der 5. StraBe ge=
blieben, bon mo tie na6 einem Sod
amt gum oelltiden Srieobofe geleitet
puroe. Dab iie beliebt mar bei alien,
nit oenen Tie in oiefen langen Sab
rem in &ontnft fam, ipuroe bemieien
our1 Die Mntpefenbeit Der 8ablrei6en
Samilienglieoer uno 5rennoen nlo
8efannten in Der Stride iopie ouf
Dem 5rieobofe. Moge iie ruben in
5rieoen.
Gum @eoddtnis BON S. 90. 9Rom,
einem alien 5rerno Der 6amilie.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
~ltnterfiitt Gnrc Nngeb6rigeu in Ser
nIten 6eimat

@enn sic oarnn oenfen, oaB ST.
re @ngeborigen un0 Germonoten in
9eutidlano iebt ourh ben 5peiten
Griegsminter bin6urfgeben miiiien,
Damn, liebe 2efer, bo6en sic oas
8eitreben, ibnen noh M0gliAfeit 81
belfen. @egenmGrtig f6nnen Sie
INNER nod Sire MngebGrisen mnter-
itiiben uno ibnen BON 3eit gu 3eit
Elm 2iebesgabenpafet nit iolden Ga
den 5ufommen laiien, Die Sbre gn-
geborigen i'm alien 2anoe alf hire
2ebensmittelfarten .nidt faufen f0n=
men, &affee, 3ufer, Sped uno an
oere idone @aren iteben in Ser ga
fetlilte oes $. g. Binfler Srabel
Gerbice, sic sic an anoerer GteQe
Der 3eitlng finoen. glub @eloien-
ouneen 81 ben beiten Gagesfurien
meroen tdglih bon Dem 8iiro nod
9eutihlono gefabelt. M~bliefernng
miro garantiert. 8emiiten Sic bic
8elegenbeit, ipIange iie Sbnen nod
O~ffeniteben m6se.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
8rteffafen

S. 9. Ser @eg iiber Sapan
nod 9eutihlano lit our6 Die ameri-
faniide Boitoermoltung Dor Nfona-
ten geiperrt moroen.
s, 81. - sic founen elm 9uplifat
Sbres photographers ertpirferL IN
Dem Sic an ote Stele, no man es
Sbnen p~erabfolgt bat, i6reiben. Das
8uplifat foitet einen Dollar.
$. ". Samobl, %erfrorene &ar-
toffeln nebnen einen faOen, liiBli6en
@ei6mdd an. Sic iino nidt mebr
als Nabrung 3t gebrau6en.
90. s. - Sin 8funo tit nod me-
trii6em @emtdt 339.84 8romm, ein
&ilogramm lit 2.2O4 8funo.
% 5. - 2Iogen iiber idledten
Gmpfailg Der &lr8meaenienoungen
aus Deutihlano bort man iebr bdu-
fig. Mngenebm iiberraiht mor Ser
8rieffaItenmonn ieoofl als er beim
8eiuhe zines gefannten 2 StunDen
lang etnem ta0eaoien @mpfang 51t-
boren fonnte. Muf 8efragen tpurOe
ibm mitgeteilt, oaB er Die Antenne
babe nadieben loiien utlo ieitoem iei
Der gmpfang berborrageno. 8iel-
lei9t beranlaien sic oosielbe,
8enn sic feinen onoern tpiIierL
Damn rufen sic Serrn Mor Ser an,
5ernfpre6er, WoooleD 1902.
s. 90. - Sd claude, Sbr 8or-
tpnrf fdat altf sic 8uriid. gg gibt
namlid Maf6inen nidt nur 3llr
Seritelung BON 6Ioiden (poS Sic
offenbor, Sbrem 8uetten grief nod
8u idlieBer, eigentlid meinter), ion-
bern aud Maidinen gum 5iilen,
gum 8aiden uno 3ufapfeln BON
Slafden uin.
$. $. ~ Cine 8eidleunigung Ser
gin6iirgerung tit mn notig, menn
Der @eiud1teuer nit elmer Mmerifa-
nerin Derbeiratet lit uno einen BRET
iabrigen 8obnliB inn 2anoe na1Dei=
len fam. - 0aB bel Der abermols
beftig antpadienoen Spiterie bic boS=
tDiaige 8erlelmoung Die uni10niten
Bitten treiben niiroe, mar 81 ertpdr=
ten. Nun ober gibt es bier fein Sc
leb, Oas fi6 geaen u8eleioigung"
ridtet. Gin 9ro5eB fonn mn an
geltrengt iperoen, penn Der 8efpeiS
erbrodt miro, bob onr1 oie Der
lel1m0ung Dem 8etreffeloen Elm ma
terieller S6aoen entltanoen lit.
8appnell Sic lid nit Der @eisbeit
@ora3' @S lei oein Streben, aud I'M
ungerna6 ben @leidmlt gu befunb=
rem. SIN iibrigen lalien sic bic
8inge rubig an fi6 beranfommen!-
S. .. S. beiBt 6eoeral 8nrean Of
SnDeitigation itno lit Der Same fir
ben 8un0es- 6abnoungsOienlt Die
ie Seute Diiien nit 8e5ug auf @n=
lduloignngen, Die BON unberufener
Settle fommen, iebr ipobl Die Spreu
pom 8ei5en 8n trennen uno geben
ni6t Dor, iolonge iih nidt iemano
mirflid etiuas 3uihuloen fommen
laBt. 80 IS lit Dieaeiht inter Dem
@eieB 1910 moglid1. ben ~gnfentbalt
Der anf 8eiud bier neilenoen Mut-
ter 81 legaliiieren. IS miiBfe oa3ll
Elm @elnd an oas Department Of
Suffice, 8oibington, 9. g., einge-
rei6t iperoen. MIS 8egriinoung
fam mon angeben, oaB Die 6rau ge-
genfpartig ni6t in ibre &eimot 3u-
riifreiien tonne lno bob ibr 5obn
bier anidiiig lit. IS lit ieBt, mo
ii9 Die SnOuftrie Amerifas ati
&riegsinonitrie umitelt, fir einen
ytidtbiirger i6mer, menn niht gar5
annl0glih. cine 5Aliiiielfteaung in
teHnii6en 8etrieben 3i %erlangen.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24

Tans S1Brmeb Merbtsinen niMt In Sbrer
Rdbe et6dltlfd Fnb, gebrdnd5en Gle
btefen &tpDH.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
@ai6inatOm 9anaerbanb 6raaenaor

9eutfde 5rolen, 9entfde 9rene,
8eutiAes 8ort uno 9euti6er Sang,
Solen in Der @elt bebalten
Sbren alteu, i6onen 4longl
Dit groBem gifer bereitet iid Der
6rauen9or auf oas 90=iGbrige Stif-
tungsfeit oes Sangerbunoes Dor,
mel1es @noe Mpril nit einem &on=
5ert ulO 8anfett in piiroeDoaer
@eiie gefeiert tperoen miro. Die
groBe &dlte bolt Die Sdngerinnen
pom 8elu6en Ser 8roben ni1t ab.
Seoe lit ii6 poa rno gang bepuBt
oaB nur 0urd fleiBiges Stloieren
Elm @rfolg er5ielt neroen fann. un0
troB aa Sen @orbereitungen fir oas
&on5ert, nergeifen Die Sdngerinnen
ni6t, Die 8flege Der @eieui6aft. Sn
Der lebten 8eriammlung ipuroe be-
Ihlolien, einen M1asfenbaq ab3ubal=
ten ulo 5tpar, am %. 5ebruar. @s
1T Der Sonntag nod George 8alb=
ington's @eburtstag. Die Ausar-
beitung oes 8ergniigens liegt in ben
fabigen Sdnoen Der 8~oriiBenOen oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5rau 2ouiie
Sdladter. Sobalo uie oieielben
Doaenoet iino, meroen mir odriiber
6erihtel. Mu9 Die @eburtStage Der
Sangerinnen geben INNER NnlaB 3u
fleirten gemiitli6en 6eiern. 2eBten
Monat iuaren es uniere lieben Sam
gesidmeitern 5rau 6. Meuiel uno
5rau s. Goorigre3. 8ieien Monot
iino es Die 8rauen 6. antonie, 6.
giienbauer, %. 9ppermann, 81.
Sbiontafon- Spratt uno so. 5teinle.
Sudden Sen Die @eburtstaasfinoer
in reider Ausmnbl ierbierten, fano
groBen 4nflang BEL ibren Sdme-
Itern. Seoe lieB es iid gut idmefen
uno beitereS @eplauoer uno Gingen
Derriet elm frobli6es nno ungeneb-
mes 3~uiammeniein Ser Sangerin-
men. e.. 81.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
Ser ~ssbnIbise 2iiat

Grana 2iiat fdlug in ieiner gro.
BEN &Oflidteit nidt Ieidt iemon0em
ettpas ab. Ginmal iaB Elm 3uoring.
Ii1er Bel i'm uno b6rte nift auf,
fa0es 8eug gu fdposen. 2ifat nidte
geIegentli9 uno I6Gelte. MIs Der
8eiuber en0Iid gegangen mar,
fragte man beonlerno ben &ompO.
niften: Ser Mann bat Sic bod
gespiB fiirdterlid beIditigt?" -
~@einestpegs," lddelte 2ii8t. lid
bahe Hw sac Hidt SusebSrt.~
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
Gelduberweisungen aus
Deutschland?

Haben Sic Geld oder G~rundbesitz in
Deutschland geerbt und warren Sic damals
bereits elm Y. $. Citizen Damn wenden Sic
SIGH unverziiglich an uns zwecks kosfen-
Verlust-ca. $40 fir Reichsmark 10O-aus-
bezahlt bekommen k6nnen. Schreiben Sic
un.s, wann Sic gesrbt haben, OBJ Bargut-
Vert der Erbschaft? Anfraeen unter Box
Mr.. 40 an das Washington Journal" err
Washington Journal., 1941-01-24
9emtider @nnOfnnt

rim and Wavelength:
8 90 ; P ?, , m,w9- Gs. & M me5 Esi DJB on 'ne
$50 ?. m.-iI.oo ?. m. EST DID on the
80 p. m.-ll;Oo ?. m. EST DID on the
500 p. Moo a. m. EST DIG on the
40 m wave t6.02 mcl
HighIights for the week Of
January 26-February l, 1941
SUNDAY. JANUARY 2s
5.00-Home Music
6.I5-German Peoples Concert
7.00-Cermans the World Over
6.I5-News in English
8.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-"Signals from Home
0.30-News in English
MONDAY. JANUARY ~
5.0O-Popular Melodies
6.I5-Music Of Happy Hours
8.I5-News in English
9.30-Club of Notions
l0.30-News in English
TUESDAY. JANUARY %
5.00-Cay Tunes
Embellishments Concert
6.I5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
o.30-Irish and American Piano Music
i0.30-News in English
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20
5.OO-From Latest Sound Pictures
6.l5=Army Marches and Soldiers Songs
6.45-Master Concert
6.15-News in English
8.45=The Schmidt Family
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
I0.3O-News in English
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80
5.00-Marches and Songs of the National
Socialist Movement
6.i5-Request Concert for the Army
6.i5-News in English
9.3O-Folk Music
10. 30-News in English
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81
5.00-Songs Of Germany
6.I5-Music from Finland
6.45-Musical Entertainment
6.f5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-Opera Concert
l0.30-News in English
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l
5.00-Musical Cabaret
6.l5-Dance Music
e.i5-News in English
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
I0.30-News In English
Evening star., 1941-02-19

est day this winter. The mercury
dropped TO Is on December 4.
Winds reached a velocity Of 50
miles per hour in gusts yesterday
morning Strong winds continued
throughout the afternoon before
dying down about pm.
Bemidji, MINI. had a tempers-
tune of 81 below zero yesterday and
sub-ZerO temperatures were re-
corded in seven MidWestern States.
In Wisconsin some rural schools
were closed because of snOW-drifted
side roads At the Houghton Lake
region in MiChigans lower penin-
sula a foot of snow complicated
travel. Forecasters predicted the
siege would hold for at least "a
hours
Western New York suffered its
worst snOWstOrm of the season and
blocked roads forced closing Of
many schools. Subnormal tempera- -
lures we're expected to continue in
New England for at least three days.
Maryland looked forward 10 its
coolest weather Of the winter as
forecasters predicted a 1O-degree
drop today. The temperature fell
to 2 above zero al Mount Savage
yesterday. At Baltimore the mini
mum was 81 above.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Nearly in War
Means Nothing,
Roosevelt Says
81 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Jesse Jones told a congressional
committee yesterday that we're
nearly in the war" but Immediately
had the remark stricken from the
record. President Roosevelt COM
mented later that it did not mean
anything.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Federal Loan Administrator was
discussing a defense housing bill be-
fore the House Banking Committee
when he said:
We're in the war; at least we're
nearly in the war. We're preparing
for it; when you do that, you've got
to throw money away"
At his direction the official stenog-
rapher crossed out the remarks,
but Mr.. Jones made no request that
newspaper reporters refrain from
quoting him.
The matter was raised at Mr.
Roosevelt's press conference and the
Pl esident termed the statement a
lot of words that did not mean any
thing. He added that his comment
applied not particularly to Mr.
Jones but to the press or any one
else who made similar expressions
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Singapore Reinforcing
Be|Iigerent Action,
japanese Declares
Landing Moy Interfere
With Thai Peoee Talks,
Spokesman Asserts

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Feb. 19.-A japanese
military spokesman asserted today
the landing of Australian troops al
Singapore may interfere with the
successful outcome" of the Thailand-
ndo-China peace conference and
accused Britain Of having taken
"belligerent action"
Mai. Kunio Akiyama, official
spokesman Of Japanese expedition
ary forces in China, declared arrival
of the Australian troops cannot be
interpreted as gesture contributing
to peace in the Far East"
He expressed belief Britain is at
tempting to bring pressure upon
Thailand possibly to defeat" the
peace negotiations in Toxic.
Mai. Akiyama described these
'egotiations as evidence of Japans
iilingness. as announced yesterday
b. a spokesman for the Cabinet
formation Bureau, to act as
mediator in East Asia, or anywhere
in the world.
He said they were lone example
of Japan's earnest efforts to restore
and maintain peace throughout the
world" and added:
Wherever critical situation
arises, Japan exerts her efforts at
bringing about a satisfactory settle
ment of the problem by peaceful
means"
I'm view Of the aforementioned
fact" he declared. "the report of
Australian troops in large numbers
being landed at Singapore to be dis
tributed throughout Malaga cannot
be interpreted as a gesture con-
tributing to peace in the Far East.
ON the contrary, the British
action may interfere with the sue
ceSsful outcome of the peace ne
gotiations now being held at Toxic.
Concentration of Australian
forces on the Thailand- Malaga
border is British attempt to create
an air OF suspicion and diStrust over
the peace parley and is also, in ap-
plication, pressure upon Thailand
which is cooperating with Japan
in bringing about a new order in
East Asia.
Consequently, it seems evident
that Britain, which has taken bel
ligerent action in the south South
east Asia), does not wish to CO.
operate with Toxic, which is striving
to bring peace between Thailand
and French Indo- China"