davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-03-10

DODGE 1941 de luxe co.pe. Here is a
one-oWner car that has low mileage and
is in fine all round condition; good tires
beautiful black finish; fully guaranteed;
low terms: now SS95. TREW MOTOR
co. 14fh and Pa ave
Evening star., 1942-03-10

MERCURY 1889 club convertible coupe:
radio. heater: like new: $685.. balance
terms. trade
Evening star., 1942-03-10
4815 GEORGIA AVE.
CAFE NEAR. STATI,ER-

Vacant store. established location blocE
from new Statler Hotel: reasonable rent
big chance. See 1924 NJ st. NV. Phon,
National 5431.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

1NCOME-PRE-WAR VALUE, DETACHED
ail-brick g rms, ba.: Chevy Chase. D, G;
price. 5000: rent. S95 mo. FULTON r.
GORDON, owner. i437 Eve s. DT. $50.
Once also onen a m % @ D m
Evening star., 1942-03-10

PACKARDS! PACKARDS!
l941 Club Coupe s1.175
1888 "l20" 4-Door, 6-Wheel Sedan;
radio and heater AIS
SIMMONS MOTORS.
1897 14th St NV North 2164.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

MERCURY 1871 sedan: months old: go
ing into service. quick sale. take over pay
ments. 1928 Irving st. NV. between 5
and o m
Evening star., 1942-03-10

OLDSMOBHE 1910 coupe; maroon. over
built white sidewan tires. heater. perfect
condition; S725; terms. Call Mr.. Novey.
Adams $40 before or Georgia 1896
Evening star., 1942-03-10

DODGE 1897 touring sedan: fine tires;
looks and runs fine. $500. LOGAN MO-
TOR co, 18th st. NV, between K and l..
Republic 325l
Evening star., 1942-03-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
sALE-FIRsT e. SECOND TRUSTS.

LOCATED IN ARDWICK. MD.
ONE ACRE FOR SALE.
LINCOLN 1856
Evening star., 1942-03-10
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
Continued J

DODGE 194I 4-door trunk sedan: radio.
fluid drive, low mileage, very good rub
Der all around; new-car guarantee: S9S5:
Evening star., 1942-03-10

OLDSMOBILE coach. 1895; priced right
tires and car IN excellent condition. Call
Ia ylnr S-OS
Evening star., 1942-03-10

BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan; black
finish, radio and heater; a chauffeur driven
car that formerly belonged TO an Allied
diplomat, car that is like new in every
respect: S975; 30-day written guarantee.
LOGAN MOTOR co, 18th st. NV. between
and L. Repuhlic 2251
Evening star., 1942-03-10

heater; HAS s TIRES; splendid condition
throughout $545. terms. LOVING MO-
TORS, 1908 L St NV RE Ob03
Evening star., 1942-03-10

FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan: original
black finish, exceptionally clean, good
tires; only S649; trade and terms: 3O-day
Evening star., 1942-03-10

OLDS 194l 6-cyl. hydramatic convertible:
good white-wan tires, perfect condition.
black. must sell Immediately RE o727
Evening star., 1942-03-10

6OlCh 1853 Speclai Z-qr trunk Seoan.
operation, this Trew Value guaranteed car
will give you years of dependable trans
portation. Equipped with a fine heater
Now $665. TREW MOTOR CO., 14th and
Evening star., 1942-03-10

FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan; radio,
seat covers spotlight: clean, splendid tires:
low mileage: $3.50: terms and guarantee.
SCHLEGEL &; GOLDEN, o
Evening star., 1942-10-23
COP Candidate Attacks
Forced Sale Of Tires

Questioning the Government S
right to take tires without due
process of law Harrie Byrd Conlin.
Republican candidate for the House
from Virginia's Sth district, said he
did not believe rationing and price
fixing laws gave the Government
conflscatory rights.
Speaking Wednesday at meeting
of Carpenters Union. Local 1855. in
the Alexandria Labor Temple, Mi.
Corlin said that taking away gas
cline rationing cares as a means
OF law enforcement savored of
dictatorship.
The Republican candidate was in
troduced by Judge Bryan Gordon Of
Arlington.
Mr.. Conlin reiterated that he
favored suffrage for the District and
opposed any annexation of Virginia
territory ....
The meeting subscribed $4,000 in
War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Flynn Hearing Set Nov. 7
On ) Counts Of Assault
Nv the Associated Pre- s

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.-Errol
Flynn will appear in Superior Court
November 2 for preliminary hearing
on three counts involving statutory
charges.
The actor was to have come into
court today for preliminary hear
ing on charges of assaulting 17-year-
old Betty Hansen of Lincoln, Nebr
at movie party last month, but
another complaint was filed, charg-
ing he twice assaulted Peggy La
Rue Satterle last Year when she
was IS years old.
The two cases were consolidated
for trial under an agreement reached
as the actor was arraigned yesterday
on the Satterle allegation.
We'll fight the charges and Flynn
will be exonerated," said the actors
lawyer, Robert Ford.
1T looks like open season on
Flynn" commented Jerry Giesler,
specialist in criminal law, who
Joined the defense counsel.
The complaint filed in behalf of
Miss Satterle alleges Flynn twice
attacked her aboard his yacht, the
Sirrocco, August 3, 194l.
Evening star., 1942-10-23

ian claim, had no confirmation from
any source.
The Italians said the submarine
Barbarigo sent four torpedoes into
the old Idaho's bow, leaving her
sinking. Since battleships have
special bow protection against tor
pedoes by q honeycomb of water
tight compartments, naval experts
consider it unlikely that hits at a
single section could sink them.
The same submarine was credited
by the Italians with sinking 4 bat
tleship of the Maryland class of
Brazil last May ga claim never
substantiated.
The Idaho WAS commissioned in
Evening star., 1942-10-23
New Chilean Cabinet
Criticized by Friends
And Opponents Of Rios
Question Of CONTINUING
Relations With Axis
Showed to Background
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 23.-The
question of whether Chile should
continue diplomatic relations with
the Axis powers was showed into
the background today as political
circles seethed with debate over the
new cabinet appointed yesterday by
president Juan Antonio Rios.
Outspoken criticism of the ap-
pointments came from divergent in
terests, with Rios followers as well
as his opponents manifesting dis
content with his solution of the
government crisis.
Democratic party leaders appar-
entity were angered by reduction of
their cabinet representation from
Two to one, while the Liberals-some
OF whom helped to elect Rios-ex-
pressed disappointment at finding
themselves without a man in the
administration.
There also were mutterings of
dlspleasure among some elements of
the radical and conservative parties.
Rios to Stand Film.
A government spokesman asserted,
however, that Rios would stand firm
on his appointments, and Gen. Fro
Han Arriagada, new minister of eco
nomics and commerce, called for an
end to internal pickering.
There Is too much talking" he
declared. I'VE are men of action.
Deeds will speak for themselves"
President Rios named Joaquin
Fernandez, Chilean Ambassador to
Uruguay, as his foreign minister.
Fernandez takes over the foreign
ministry from Ernesto Barros Parpa,
principal cabinet advocate of main
tenance of relations with Germany,
Japan and Italy.
Fernandez said in Montevideo he
probably would return here tomor-
row to take over the. expression OF
President Rios foreign policy with
in the framework of the principle
of fraternity of all nations, particu-
larly those of the Americas"
Agrees to Publish Reply.
United States Ambassador Claude
G. Bowers told 25 demonstrators
last night that the United States
had agreed for Chile to publish
President Roosevelt's oral reply to
Chile's formal protest against Act
Ing Secretary of State Welles'
charges that Chile and Argentina
had permitted Axis spy operations.
The Ambassador received the
demonstrators who appeared before
the embassy for the third straight
Gay, and said they were asking the
United States Government for an
explanation of the Welles charges.
Gn Washington the State De-
partment said there had been no
announcement there regarding
permission for Chile to publish
the replyD
The delegation at the embassy
professed sympathy with the aims of
continental solidarity and defense.
They added that "Nazi elements"
had joined their demonstrations.
Meanwhile, breakdown on spies
was undertaken by the minister of
the interior, Raul Morales. a carry
over from the cabinet disbanded in
the crisis over Chile's maintenance
of relations with the Axis.
Morales used decree power to i'm
prison for the duration three men
arrested as German spies who had
been released by magistrate on a
legal technicality.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
'ScrewboII' Beurling
Gets Fourth Award
b. the Associated Press.

BY Inc ASsOClateu fDTtSs
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The Distin-
guished Service Order has been
awarded to Pilot Ofhcer George
Beurling, 20-year-old Verdun (Que-
bec) Spitf1re pilot who has become
one of Canada's most decorated
pilots, the Raj Middle East head
quarters announced yesterday.
Beurling, called "Screwball" by his
companions, Is now recovering from
a heel wound suffered when he
bailed out of his damaged Spitfire
on October Is after he had shot
down q bomber and two fighters
the latest Of his three multiple air
victories at Malta. He now has re-
ceived a commission and four deco
rations. His score is 20 enemy planes
destroyed.
Evening star., 1942-10-23

by FBI agents shortly after two at
tempts had been made to wreck
Louisville and Nashville trains near
Stanton, Tenn, Percy Wyly. agent IN
charge of the Memphis FBI onice,
disclosed yesterday.
James Beard of near Stanton was
charged with violation of the Federal
anti-train wrecking statute. Mr..
Evening star., 1942-10-23

year. OF these payments $3.50 will
go to his widow, $3.50 to his daughter
and $400 to the daughter as trustee
for four grandchildren.
OF the personal property as per
cent will 60 to the widow, IS per cent
to the daughter and 40 per cent to
the daughter as trustee.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Nazis Report Survivors
OF Idaho Safe al Gibraltar
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Ger
man-controlled Paris radio said last
night that survivors Of the United
States battleship Idaho, which the
Italians claimed to have sunk $50
miles of Freetown, West Africa,
October 6, had been landed yester-
day at Gibraltar.
The report, like the original Ital-
Evening star., 1942-10-23
VoIivo's $1,000 Estote
Left to Relatives

By the Associated Press.
WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, overseer Of the Chris
tian Catholic Church at Zion and
the wealthy industries it controlled,
left a 5000 estate in personal prop
erty to relatives, his will showed on
admission to probate yesterday.
Mr.. Voliva, u, died October II.
Through a contract with Zion IN
dustries, his estate will receive
monthly payments of $1,000 for one
Evening star., 1942-10-23

Wyy said, In connection with the
two attempts Wednesday night.
One Of the trains, the southbound
Pan-American Limited, tossed aside
several thick blocks Of wood and
continued to Memphis. The other
knocked q 5-foot log OF the tracks.
Evening star., 1942-10-23

1919 and displaces 33,400 tons. It
mounts a dozen 14-inch guns and
much lesser armament.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
English Girls Given
Course in Porenthood

Schools in Britain are now giving
girls Of is and upward 4 special
course In "parenthood. The idea
sprang from q conference of doc
tors, teachers, nurses and welfare
workers.
Evening star., 1942-10-23

Tennessee Youth Seized
In Train Wreck Attempts
By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 23.-A IT.
year-old colored youth was arrested
Evening star., 1942-10-23

Uncle Sam will give you many
tanks-if you get in that scrap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Kari Dies
) us All a Misiaks. Says
Harry Carey

HOLLYWOOD. May % (UP).-
larry Carey. veteran actor. hopes
al who attended celebration of
mass for him know he is still alive.
A parishioner of the Rev. FIR.
VIII Whalen, one of Carey's close
friends, misinterpreted report
that a Japanese general had COM
mitted hari kari and told the
priest that Harry Carey had COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs. Carey received a black
bordered note of sympathy from
Father Whalen. whose parish is in
a Pennsylvania mining community,
saying he had celebrated mass
for the actor. Also in the envelope
was a note explaining he had dis
covered sit was all mistake"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Senate Fixes Blame
For NOrInandie's Loss

CONTINUED from Page Two)
of doing the work-and In the
face of advice TO the contrary by
subordinate navy officers who
were on the scene and fully
acquainted with the difficulties
involved" the report said.
Capt. Clayton M. SINNERS. dis
trict materiel officer. was in
formed on February z that the
vessel must be ready to leave New
York for Boston on February IA
the report said. Despite SINNERS
protests that the work could not
be performed that rapidly. this
order had never been changed uI
to the day of the fire." il said,
ANY KIND OF WORKERS
As a. result, the Robins DRY
Dock and Repair Company was
compelled to recruit additional
|workmen hastily. including fire
watchers who had little or no ex
perience and no time in which Il
be trained, IL said.
'The record Of the investiga-
ton reveals that fire watchers
were recruited figuratively
speaking from the highways
and byways,' that they had no
experience In the important type
of work that they were called
upon to do. that their training
was superficial, II they were
trained at all, and I'm most eases
they were unskilled laborers,"
the report said.
The report asserted there wer,
no firewatchers present when thu
Operation which presumably caused
the fire-careless use of an acety
lene torch near kapok life pre-
servers - was carried out. Al
order which had been given Il
two firewatchers to be presen
was apparently misunderstood, i
was said.
"Nor can the navy officials he
absolved from all blame In this
regard" the report said. II
asserted that Senior Naval In
spector Henry p. Wood passed
through the grand salon-where
the fire supposedly started--just
before the burning of a STAN
chion took place.
COULD SEE TORCHES
HE stopped to talk with
Gately, the boss burner, and
making due allowances for any
lack Of powers OF observation,
he should have observed that
these workmen were using an
acetyIene torch within arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

vertising class that she change her
name 10 one more glamorous.'
The students suggested Iris
Carmen" as the new name because
it connotes delicate. exciting
charm expressing the verve and
warmth they believed the actress
to possess. The name Martha
Scott, they said, indicated Sub
stance. strength and solidarity"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Nazis Claim ; Ships
In ST. Lawrence Sunk

LONDON. May % 0NS).-
Reuters BRITISH News Agency
today quoted special announce
ment broadcast from Berlin in
which the Germans claimed 70
merchant ships totaling 11,60C
tons had been sunk by submarine
action in the Caribbean and Gull
of Mexico.
In addition, il was asserted
Nazi U-boats sank thre vessels
totaling 1900 tons in the St.
Lawrence River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
PHOTO by Times staff Photographic

Warden Roy Best promised him
that.
At about 8 tonight he will walk
TO Colorado's lethal gas chamber
to die for the Staying of Jack
Russell. IS, near Colorado Springs,
in 1889. He also was charged
with killing his wife, Marie, with
whom he claimed Russell had been
friendly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
1he GooA $500

-, way to .bote oil eofe'-''oss o eoi" ground
0s'' North Pole Second be't-'Iide into one of these
the - .eosy sporsfers, and start enjoying life right
Te'' home. There's something obout their vigorous
Ne'' ,.oulders, their comfortable drope, thoi puts
o'0' ,,s in your step. Not only for week-enJs
new I'll, yeor, your sports outfit goes TO town for
e""e' vsor-if you pOy II sofe with the rich,
OO''0'' correct pofterns. Like these Bond sowoer
toO''N'' oo,eool Tweeds, Creamy comeI-iones. Who
: ss.ps sso' Bonds price !. '.., $500,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Industrial Accidents
Up Over April t941

CHICAGO, May % (UP).-In-
creased activity in American indus
trial plants boosted the April in
dustrial accident toll Is per cent
over April, 1871, the National
Safety Council reported today.
Its survey of % states showed
704 industrial accident fatalities
last month from the states report
ing, compared with sos fatalities a
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Gas on Stomach

ADVERTfsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

length of highly infiammable
material" the report said.
Nevertheless, Wood never ad-
monished or even cautioned the
workmen, but he proceeded on
his way with the parting re-
mark, Down with the old apple
tree referring to the last
stanchion."
The report agreed with previous
reports by the navy and the House
naval affairs committee that there
was no sabotage involved in the
fire. But it noted ample opportu-
mites for sabotage and pointed
out that four aliens were working
on the vessel despite provision.
against them in the company:
contract.
SALVAGE STEPS
Naval officials listed these step:
that must be taken in the giganti,
task:
Tighten the stern to prevent
its settling further into the
almost liquid mud. Part Of the
bow rests on solid mud.
Remove surplus superstyue-
ture, much of which burned.
3-Clean out the debris inside.
This work. done by divers in
complete darkness, is well un-
Iderway."
Make the entire hull water
tight. This involves making
the upper or promenade deck
strong enough to withstand
pressure. Hundreds of openings
. and weak spots must be closed
and reinforced.
Build compar n
throughout the ship so that
each can be pumped out sep
arately to keep the ship even
while she rises TO an upright
position.
THEN PUMPING OUT
Once the preliminary steps ar
taken the pumping will requir
only a few weeks. However. of
ficials don't expect to be read
for that for more than year.
The vessel already has been con
siderably lightened by removal o
part of the superstructure. Befor
The fire the ship was 1923 tons
Its present weight is estimated a
sc. 600 tons.
No comparable job has eve
been undertaken. The closest wa
the righting of the 16,000-ton yes
sci, ST. Paul. when she keeled owe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
COULD SEE TORCHES

HE stopped to talk with
Gately, the boss burner, and
making due allowances for any
lack Of powers OF observation,
he should have observed that
these workmen were using an
acetyIene torch within arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Bond Flag to Diesel

w. T. Grove. general manager:
Walter Henderson. UAW-CIO rep
resentative. and V. c. Gem, sales
manager. spoke today at the pres
entation OF a treasury flag TO the
Detroit Diesel Engine Division.
The flag indicates 100 per cent
cmploye subscription to war bonds.
ATlNFpTfsTNEST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

What many Doctors do for II
Wh~n ereea stomach arid esnses ass. stomach
or heartburn. dorioft prescrtbe TIE fawssi acting
medicines known for sympton1tie Telief--msd zines
iIke those 10 Bell ans Tabett Try Bel ans yueftsH
a. nru sign o. distress ToeJ neuualw scid. reiiefs
gas. and bring comfort very duirtly-yei are NJ q
iaxsftssi Only IS Il drvg stores N yOuf very erst
trial toeSn't prove Bell betier rs;urn bottle 70
rs and sei double yoar mone1 baSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Fried Chicken Tonight.
Then Gas Chamber

CANON, CITY, Colo. May %
QNS) .-Martin Sukle will have
fried chicken tonight and it will
be prepared the way he wants il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

lat her pier during World War L
That vessel was righted by scoop
ing out underneath the ship and
sliding her into the hole while
cables pulled on the superstruc-
lture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Marsha Scott Asked
To Change Her Name

HOLLYWOOD, May % (UP).-
Film actress Martha Scott today
considered the petition of uni
versity of Southern California adj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Diesel Output
In GIN Factory
Is Up 1l-FoId
BY REUEL s. MOORE
United Pre.s stan Cerrespendspt

CLEVELAND, May 22.-The
Diesel engine division of General
Motors, working three shifts a
day. seven days a week. has multi
piled its production u times since
1910.
II already makes more than
half the Diesel engines the navy
uses, officials said. but the demand
has grown until the company Is
figuring on building new plant
soon that will increase production
Is times over what II was in 1910
In an effort 10 speed production,
the company subcontracts 20 per
cent of the engines IL turns out,
and the $50 subcontractors employ
more than 10 times the number OF
men working in the General Mo
tors plant, which mainly designs,
assemblies. tests and does some
machining.
SHORTAGE OF GEARS
The main bottleneck is a short.
age of gears that is testing the
apacity of the country's gear
grinders. commander c. S. Isgric
told correspondents touring the
factory under sponsorship of the
National Association of Manufac'
turers.
The correspondents also In
spected the White Motor Com.
pany's plant. in which are made
half-track vehicles: that Is, with
wheels in the front and tank
tracks behind. They are designed
for rough going truck work. They
will ford streams two-and-a-half
feet deep. climb out OF shell holes
and trenches, tow artillery and dc
all sorts of salvage jobs.
White made the pilot model two
years ago and subsequently has
collaborated with other companies,
all of which now make identical
vehicles with interchangeable
parts.
SCOUT CARS, TRUCKS -
White also produces scout cars
and trucks. subcontracting IS to
Is per cent of the work on various
models 20 keep production high.
The plant is now four months
ahead of schedule and would be
further. IL il could get materials
in an even flow.
Whites production is more than
double what it was in peace time
and two and one-half as many
employees as worked in peace time
put in four times as many mar
hours as were worked in peace
time.
At the Thompson Aircraft Prod
rcts Company. employees regularl,
'york seven days a week, turning
II millions of dollars worth oi
gently needed parts for wal
ane engines.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG
NEA Service Staff Writer

NEW YORK - There is, or
there will be, a new woman in
the life of most American towns
pretty important woman, too,
DR.. Mary Shattuck Fisher of
Vassar College believes. The ed
ucator thinks this woman, who
is the volunteer war worker
turned into new type of public
service door, will number 4,000,-
900 to 100000, throughout the
country, before the war ends.
She will be to community well
fare what the practical nurse is
to the care of sick people. DR..
Fisher says, and she's likely to
make permanent change in her
towns life.
DR.. Fisher is going TO train
several hundred volunteers her
self, this summer, at the Sum-
mer Institute for Family and
Child Care Services in Wartime,
in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. A prac-
teal approach will infuse the
training - DR.. Fisher has four
daughters of her own, aged nine
to 20. She is a quick, blonde
woman with the unphotograph-
able charm which comes from
highly mobile features and fine
shifting color.