davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-12-23

UNIFORM-Officers mackinaw and whits
dress uniform never been worn; breechers.
boots. complete winter and summer uni
form in practCally new condition: will sell
al SacrIhCe. RA. 4539 any time after
|" Wed
Evening star., 1942-12-23

TWIN BEDS C,D. foot,eSs and headess on
legs. can be used in either liv. rm or
bedrm. PRACTICALLY new, including spreads:
ON AID
Evening star., 1942-12-23

STEEL. FILE GARNET, , drawers with
auto. lock. fat-top walnut desk. 6OX,iy.
swivel char Globe -Wernickc bookcase. desk
trays and metal WaStebaSket. all excel.
Cond Sell toeether or separately. Phone
Ma .pf
Evening star., 1942-12-23

WASHING MACHINE. in good condition.
13l Isth st. ne. Apt. 4
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PIS-
brokers. RosSlyn, Va. ODD. Hot Shoppe.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

WATER HEATER. LION" copper fittings,
pipe. also small heaters. NE. 5S44
after > m
WATER HEATER, gas instantaneous. Pitts
burg Monarch automatic size 365 new
condition Woolworths. 1901 NV
WOODWORKING MACHINES Delta, and
motors. list prices. 322l Wilson blvd Ar
ltngtou. Va. oxford 1880
WRIST WATCH. lady's. white gold, must
sacrifice, SIS: also diamond and emerald
bracelet. $50: no dealers. FIR. 3754
LAST-MINUTE shoppers get your Christ
mas trees at Wards ESQ Servicenter 211S
K st NV. All sizes, beautiful Norwegisn
spruceS grown at Westcott's Nursery. Call
Evening star., 1942-12-23

TROMBONES- silver with cold
bell $50 King, gold LACQUER with sterling
silver bell. SIHO terms. Call Republic
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HELP WOMEk,

TEACHER for nursery school, live on prem
ises. Box 374K. Star.
MATTRESSES white. exper, full or part
TIME. Apply Du Barrys Restaurant, 1909
Conn. ave. until 9 pm. WO. 9555.
MATTRESSES twhite,, part-time work,
luncheon or dinner hours. Apply Mayfair
Restaurant al 5.!1 18th St NV
WAITRESS TO WORK NIGHTS in busy
: tavern, earning better than S55 week Ap-
ply manager, 1905 ST. NV.
MATTRESSES. colored neat intelligent
girls; good salary for right persons. Apply
manaeer. 1917 l4th ST. NV. between
ana 10 pm.
WOMAN over - to be trained in the
scientific correction of figure faults Un-
usual opportunity. Emerson S5lo.
WOMAN, white, to work in stockroom.
Apply District Linen Service Co, oG l. st,
as diShwasher and all-around cleaner;
good pay. Apply at once. ;i3!9 l4th NV.
WOMEN 10 collect current monthly ac-
counts in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and
4?4. Bond Bldg.
YOUNG LADY needed to work in dry
cleaning branch, experience preferred. but
not necessary; must be able TO meet public.
Start work immediately: 50 week. Howard
Cleaners, 3S55 Alabama ave. Sc. FIR.
101i
ct TYpIsT AND STENCIL CUTTER,
Drake Press. l":I New York ave NV
GIRLS FOR FOUNTAIN.
S2i wkly. Continental Pharmacy. 49,
Cap
BABY'S NURSE,
Experienced, white or coloIed. care OF In
FAINT; stay 3 nights a week. $Su per mo.
Must have refs. and health card co 9i65.
YOUNG WOMEN,
With some college training, under 30 years
of age. to learn trathc ANALYSIS and sChed
uIe making. inside once work. Must be
quick and accurate at n3ureS. those with
ma thematlcS major preferred. $50 per
month to start, with excellent opportunity
for advancement. Write. giving age edu-
cation, experience, marital status, Wheth-
rr at present employed and when avail
able for interview Box 4IS-M Star
TYPISTS,
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
4o-hour, G-day week. ~lUo-Sl@n per
month TO start with automatic IuCrea npS
and an unusual opportunity for advance
nent Tor those possessing initiative and
desire to get ahead. Apply Room 3Ug
or write for appointment. Attention Mis-
Ruth Helm.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave NV,
Georgetown.
Route No. 20, Cabin John StrtrtCAr.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

TYPEWRITER. reconditioned L. C Smith,
excellent shape, $50. Call IA. 221.. -
N
Evening star., 1942-12-23

PAINT CLOSE E-OUTS-House paint all coll
odI' alii9 per gal; clear varnish, S11a per
Eai. Wh!te enamel 40 per sal: casein
PANT Co. Is III 81 BE nna1
Evening star., 1942-12-23

MACHINES, Coca Cola and Varityper:
reasonable. EX 253! or come to 3O6 9th
81. ". 3rd floor. rear ~"
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SPRlNGS-Palr of open coil springs, reg
u!aton twln-bed size, Sl5 for pair CO.
.-LLNnl..
Evening star., 1942-12-23

LADY 5 TUBE SKATES with black shoes.
tACtHehi condltion. size r. 81. Victrols
console containing full victrola equipment
and with ample space 10 install RADIO
GOOD a[ rev; SIS. Black tuxedo coat s1zs
- with bIdcK and white waiStcoats. excel
rent cohaluon, s.. WI. 1911 after o m
Evening star., 1942-12-23

OVERCOAT. mans heavy. navy blue. sizs
- good condition; s. 50 Baby bed with
rollers. good mattress and cover. SIS
the>'nu' 900. Apt 32f
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SEWING MACHINES have good Sc
.tctIon OF new and used Whites and Domes-
dr>k models All electric machines guaran-
.red Also a few used Singers Arthur Jur-
04M P-4-0 Go lMlh ~ Il u v Ma 2nn:,
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SERVICE RINGS, Army. Navy Marine
solid eold. ideal gift for Serviceman 100
Sth ST Sc
Evening star., 1942-12-23

hhfSIONE MOVIE CAMERA, model b l6-
nm and case Keystone protector model
D-bH Tor l6-mm. film. practically new;
price Iof bO'h $40. Call WI Sqn5
Evening star., 1942-12-23
SCHOOL WORK

Witt or colurrd Alexandria SChoO' cook
and maid sood salary Temple l"Nr.
COOK and general house
worker, experienced; excel
lent wages, room and bath.
Phone Emerson 1855.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

hour. Phone LU 80"
PERSONAL.
EMPLOYED WOMEN IF YOU NEED
your own Signature At low rar-, Just call
MISS WHITE American Finance Co.
M"n.saH UJlu.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICArED BY MY
drus, us ot Or ".H5s safs.H " DR. soHMMss@fFcE x K
1863 Columbia rd Adams O3ss
PHONE sHErHERD $3.50, ASK FOR v!R
glnIa Richardson II you arr In need OF .
loan up S3oC on your Signature
MEN WOMEN WANT VIM STIMU-
iants i'll Osttex Tome Tablets pep up boo
Trial SIZE. Soc SAVE MONEY buy rrsG-
lar 81 SIZE i times many tablets FOR
sale A. all drug stores everywhere
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDEkG AR, ,
ten, l322 Massachusetts ave NV school
$50 10 80
DR.. H W. JOHNSON, DENTIST
Fal>e Teeth Repaired Whiir You Wat.
Room 6u2. WeStory Bid 6uJ l4'h w.
NEED EXTRA MONEY!
Only requirement Is that you BE- I'm
in RoSfq phons cIirr Spf I9E PEARsoN AfRSsc cRes
ROBT B SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room 9ol. Westogy Bid. sos I4th s y W.
SLEEPY MORNINGS? ILL CALL
YOU by telephone every morning
for one month, 81. SLEEPY
TIME GAL, Box 26-L. Star.
HOME ,MPRovEMsNi COMPANIES.
HOME IMPROVEMENT OF all kinds general
repair and remOdeng: large small.
Call GE. o6t6 after i pm.
WEATHER PROOF,
SAVE FUEL.
Insulation, Storm Sash.
Roofing, Asbestos Siding.
MEMBER OF .JoHNs1 1MANyHLE
GATES CONTRACTING CO.,
6840 Wis. Ave. Oliver 2200.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.
A. B. FIREPLACE & FURNACE co, recon-
Struction and repairs, smoke troubles and
headaches eliminated. Call RE. S4l".
CARPENTRY, Pa,ntinf Pan Gsjj,I paDeri"s; % rnni
Gardella. Metropolitan 1884 ?'i'
ELECTRIC WIRING s.a4suss. ..t4. 5s,.
Elee c.. 5000 80 deOrsia HS% svs S' R.nd. i' sssi'
FLOOR SANDING. FINIsHING, Fl FsHING
WAXING. OHare, Union 0235
FURNITURE r PA Rim G. reasona Bile
prices. Newell, 622 Kennedy St. NV.
Randolph S69S
PAPER1NG and painting. Al work rSi-
mates free. Call Mr.. Beckett. Ii. 1861
PLASTERING. brick cement. nagStonr
work: flreproofne; no job TOO small. Call
TR. .369 70.
Radio Trouble? Tee mes est Hone9 woFk nSicsF ETsT
MID-CITY Radio Shop, 80 pm MA. or.
WE INSPECT oil and adjust any make
sewing machine. fac; We also buy anv make
of used sewing machine. Prompt service
New Home sewing machine sales and
service
THE PALAIs ROYAL DISTRICT 400.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
W. H. TurbeTyille. Lincoln 1918. 325 18th
st ne j.
Does Your Fireplace Smoke?
Will make it work or no charge. Phone
GIL 1896.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SEWING ACHINES-BarRainS! All makes
trpa'rtd Cash tor your old machine.
I'll i''Ln
Evening star., 1942-12-23

PiANO medium size, upright mahosarv
Lal0sue. hne condition and tone, newly
tuned. So. AID "15S
Evening star., 1942-12-23
LUX FURNITURE CO,
Open Ewes. Till q PM.


FURN1TURE-Emerso radio -phonogr phi.
$50; Pathe radio-phonograph. $40; electric
stove, $50; gas stove. SS5. classical
chairs, rugs, mahogany occasional table
Smiths STORAGE, 1913 You st. NV
Evening star., 1942-12-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

GIRL, colored. wishes days work +Oc al
hour. Phone LU go"
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SAhOPHONES Conn, alto excellent con-
d!lon. 50 90. Conn. tenor, gold LACQUER.
: =" 80. terms. Can Republic 6"1c. Kitt's,
l.i.tU G 81 I'm fddIp OF the hlorkt
Evening star., 1942-12-23

NAHINBA, Deaean. ~ 7-octaVe STUDENT,
model Nii 81. terms Call Republic HHI"
XIII 1880 G 81. middle Of the block
Evening star., 1942-12-23

REFRIGERATOR. Frisldaire. eft excel
,rnl Condl' ION. $50. For information call
Hillside I5l,-j between ! and Q pm
RING diamond solitaire lady's mounting,
over , carais Must sacrifice for cash
Evening star., 1942-12-23

ROLLER SKATES white shoe rink:
oman s.. ,!Ze Il: excel. cond 81 Dupont
~ J." ',t irving 81 n.e.. Apt No. :,
RUG. thlntSr Oriental, SXlO. excellent buy;
~ ..nlL OM ner. WI 4IlS
Evening star., 1942-12-23

FIHNOS-We have good selection of new
ana used sranoS, prices starting from S395
Al pianos guaranteed Also SpinPts for rent
a. moderate monthly rates Arthur Jordan
PIANO Co lhl5 1th st II W MA 3""I
Evening star., 1942-12-23

FURN1TURE-Govt. has given US 3u-dsy
extension in which to vacate one OF our
largest warehouses We are unable to
locate another warehouse, therefore We are
forced to sacrifice $50. 600 worth OF fine
furniture at 4ooc of the OPA ceiling prices.
We have hundreds of bedroom. dining room.
llv rm. suites, oVerStuffed and occasional
chairs. secretaries and desks, coffee, cock
tail. lamp and end tables of famous MerS-
mar make. floor and table lamps, and
many more items. Be sure 20 visit our
off all OPA prices
Evening star., 1942-12-23

PIANO-ACCORDION As bass. Hohrer, in
otflec' coholtion; $50 Hobart 6343.
PIN BALL MACHINES, all cleo. free PLAY.
10! NoLr recreation rm, $40 and m
Capto! Com Mach. Exch. 1893 l4th st.
co Iy2u '' '''
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SASH. rs - used with obscure elas,
"'tIrd Nllh Wire. Excellent for chicken
houses. earase,. e'c a3C each
Ii NJ
Evening star., 1942-12-23

HEATERS, oil. Duo-Therm No $50 room
or trailer oil heaters from stock s42 so
each S. King Fulton. Inc. sos Main,
Evening star., 1942-12-23

PLUMBERS HELPER with drivers permit.
Phone National o01l after am.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

O-PHONOGRAPHS- stock a fairly
complete line of Ansley Zenith. StromberR-
carlson K c. A Victor and other combina-
,!oH sets Discount for cash. Arthur .Jorda n
ILLLl Co LML IN $. NA Gm.-
Evening star., 1942-12-23

SAXOPHONF. Buescher and equip $50:
basket ball Reach, ofiCial. 81 80: leaving
LL-N- DaIgaLu- Phone Du 1850 u.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

CRhlE ior fireplace, SO: dog house
[ 'ItCiiihgef' 50 pistol carrying caSs
( 'buch"han', 80. Phone Randolph p524.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

PLYWOOD used, s. thick. For Christma,
lftt and traln bases and many other pur-
REcHrNGER PTs1I Sa r. CO Sc 1,,n .n, "
POOL TABLE, Brunswick k-Balke-Collender
complete good condition new cloth Apply
So Decatur st NV
Evening star., 1942-12-23

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATORS. excep-
lonal opportunity for Well-qualified opera
tor or supervisor. for opening in our me
chanlcal department. :i-WeekS training
course attractive salary. Call Miss RhoadeS,
MA N.i6i
Evening star., 1942-12-23

RADIOS. S".95 up. Radio repairing
ohi iIhe II IN and save Morris Radio
Evening star., 1942-12-23

HEATER, gas. Humphrey de luxe cabinet
model: cost $40. will sell for 500 Call
MI. Moore. II. 1000. after il am
Evening star., 1942-12-23

WOMAN care OF on" child = h " . i've out
Can olter u Dm. Gil 35Hl
WANTED AT ONCE coiored qlrl. tor gen
rraI houSewoIk' also. at once mald-com-
oanlon tor invalid. l"2G Ilth -. NV,
INn PlvMnlIln apt - NE IEsn
Evening star., 1942-12-23

FEFRIGERNTORS = WeStlnghOuse, KelVl-
Hator. Frlg1daire and Leonard. 4. : and a
ca IT,. SlS 81 and up. Park Radio Co,
- 80 p st n " '
Evening star., 1942-12-23

NIGHT MAN for apt. house, Immediately.
1915 Kaloramo I'd. Conn. Gardens.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS. steady
work, 35c hr. start: Quick advancement to
good drivers. Star Parking Plaza, 10th and
SITS NV e3'
Evening star., 1942-12-23

TYP1ST, 10 learn 10 operate keyboa I'd
eraphotype salary while learning Gail
Miss RhOaSeS MA O.;6-
Evening star., 1942-12-23

MAN colored II to 40, porter and de
livery man in LIQUOR and dehcatesSen store.
Steady work good pay Apply at once
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20

although there is no tuition charge,
they must furnish their own draw
ing equipment and other needs.
Eight new courses will be offer
ed under this program: Aircraft
tool design, map making and inter
pretation, aerial and ground meth
DDS of mapping, elements of radio
communica tionS. aerial lombard
ment protection. engineering con-
tracts and specifica tons, elements
of highways and industrial safety
engineering.
Most Of the classes are held in
the evening and at night so as not
to interfere with regular working
hours.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20
UNIVERSITY OF MD,
NOW OFFERING
DEFENSE COURSES

Rapidly increasing difficulty in
recruiting all classes of skilled Ia
Dor in essential war industry, and
an already acute shortage of man
power in trades, requiring quail
fed journeymen, such as loftsmen,
instrument and pattern makers,
coppersmiths. electricians, ma
chinists, boilermakers and furnace
men tfoundry), was today indicat-
ed by the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, which is charged
with the responsibility of filling
key positions in the ever expand
ing navy yards, powder plants
and other establishments directly
under government operation.
That any surplus of qualified
tradesmen that might once have
existed in these fields has long
since disappeared is clearly evident
in view of the many difficulties
now being experienced in filling
positions in new plants and in
making replacements, when emer-
gencies have made it necessary to
shift men quickly from one place
to another. At Pearl HarbOr, Ha-
waii and at Mare Island, Califor-
MIA. there are still numerous open
ings for those having the required
four years apprenticeship, or the
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20
BY the Old Lamp Lighter

F. ,.,,.,.,.......,.......--..... Archronri Four
Novelty Acrobatic Jugglers
G. ............................... Kinetograph
Sadie Kennedy was manager
of the theatre which was operated
by the Southern Amusement Com
pany.
Tne program was filled with adj
vertisers, some of whom were:
Holzapfel & Alberts Market.
Fruits and Produce, No. 2 Public
Square; J. B. Sweeney, Fancy
Wines. Liquors and Groceries, Pub
lie Square; r. NJ. Hays & Bros,
Souvenir Post Cards; The Econ
omy Cleaning establishment, c.
". Bower, n. Mulberry ST.; Dr.
Eavey's Painless Dental Parlors,
S. Potomac St; Central Cafe,
northwest corner Public Square,
". J, Wills, prop; Bruce S. Eel
Ter, Real Estate. ". Washington
St; The Eagle Buffet, J. c. Wies-
ner, Prop, II S. Potomac ST., 2
doors from Family Theatre; JOS
eph Everly. The Hot Sausage Man
in the little glass house in the
Square; Hotel Belmont, II. \. Dow
min, Prop. catering to theatrical
trade; Dr.. J. A. Hollenberger, Den
tist; Moser & Co., Heating and
Plumbing Engineers. IS 1-2 West
Franklin ST.: Drs. D. Fahrney &
Son; Hurley & Stamm, Fine Gro
ceries and Chinaware; and Mrs. J.
A. Shipp, fable Boarders Wanted,
20 cents per meal. private board
ing, 80 West Antietam Street.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20
TO CHEER THE HEART

In times Of crisis these are things
To cheer the heart: the flight of
wings.
Against a flaming sunset sky;
Deer stepping lightly, swiftly by;
A cat that rubs against your legs;
A dog that holds out paws and
begs,
That looks at you and seems to
know
Just what has made you worry so.
These silent creatures help one
bear
The troubled days, the doubt and
care,
Beside the hearth, in woodland
lane,
Through darkest days. they will
remain.
BY Louise Darcy
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20
HOW ! WANT PEACE

AS a baby wants its mother,
AS flowers want the sun,
AS a lover wants kiss,
From the lips of the only one
AS an actor wants applause,
AS a miser wants his gold,
AS we want a glowing furnace,
To keep out the winter cold.
AS a Dutchman wants his lager,
AS Frenchman wants his wine,
AS We want our weekly pay check,
AS the hungry wants to dine;
AS the traveller in the desert,
Wants a precious cooling sip;
AS bathers at the seaside,
On hot days want dip.
AS fishes want the water,
AS kitten wants its milk,
AS bee wants hive and honey,
AS a 'sTlk worm wants it's silk;
AS we all want fame and fortune,
AS a lambkin wants its fleece,
AS a convict wants pardon
Well, that's how | want Peace.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20
'ACUTE SHORTAGE
OF SKILLED LABOR

Defense training courses offered
by the College of Engineering of
the University of Maryland will
be open to women, Dean S. S.
Steinberg, director of the program
has announced.
The only requirement necessary
for women to be eligible for the
training, said Dean Steinberg. is
some sort of previous experience
in scientific or engineering fields.
The move to open the classes to
women was made following a re-
quest by the defense industries
for more women workers.
Applications for the program
are being received at his Office at
College Park and Dean Steinberg
expects the classes to begin within
several weeks Twenty four
courses will be offered in the new
program which is being conducted
at College Park, Washington, Bal
timore and Hagerstown. Applicants
must be high school graduates and,
equivalent in other qualifying ex-
perience'
The Civil Service Commission
urgently requests any qualified
workman interested in making a
place for himself in one of these
National Defense Establishments
and in contributing to the success
Of the war effort Immediately to
make application with the manager
of the Fourth United States Civil
Service District. Room Ala, $50 F
Street, n. W.. Washington, d. c.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20

The Family Theatre program
for the vaudeville performances for
the week beginning Monday, May
3rd 1909, has been brought to our
attention and it may bring back
pleasant memories for those who
can remember the shows which
the present generation were too
young to appreciate.
The acts were listed separately
on the several pages, as follows:
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20

(Dua to the protracted i'll
ness of the Old Lamplghter
these articles Of interest
viii be written by US
fer tie readers Of Horse
and Buggy Days as nearly
equal to our Old Lamp
lighter as possible-SMS).
Several weeks ago we reported
in this column. the visit to our Of
fee Of Mr. Sam Miller, the first
editor of the Hagerstown Globe.
and also that he at present
writes a column in the Port JEFF
ferson U. ~ Record under the
heading, Sam Says" The fol-
lowing poem appeared recently in
the Record and we are pleased to
print it in our column:
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-02-20

WISE MERCHANTS ADVERTISE
IN THE HAGERSTOWN GLOBE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

street and James Eberts, operator
of the tavern. called the YpSilanti
post Of the state police.
When the police arrive d,
Leonard said. the soldiers had
driven all civilians to cover and
were arguing among themselves.
The state police detail picked
up the most belligerent Of the
soldiers and took them back to
their camp. leaving them off az the
entrance. No names were obtained
The, captain said he was espe-
cially anxious to locate the worker
whose serious statement started
the fight in an effort 10 determine
If there were Subvcrsive elements
al work al Willow Run.
He said he will also demand an
explanation Of why tho soldiers
we're not turned over 90 the Off.
-cr of-trc- day az the camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
'Thousands' Taken

One British newspaper report.
lacking official substantiation and
treated with reserve. asserted that
thousands" of Japanese prisoners
had been taken. in addition TO ex-
tensive casualties in dead and
wounded.
On the large island of Guadal-
canal. south of Florida and Tulaci.
the big Japanese-developed air.
drome was reported securely in
the hands of the marines, and the
London Sunday Times said "its
capture by the Americans must
be regarded as notable and per-
haps even decisive success"
An enemy convoy trying TO boil
'ter the beleaguered Japanese gar
-isons in the Solomons was re-
ported under persistent attack
~ Gen. Douglas MacArthurs
DOn1 hprc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Enemy Destroyer
Fired in Attack

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is CUP).
The navy tonight disclosed the
presence Of Japanese submarines
in the Aleutians in report which
also revealed that an enemy
destroyer was left burning outside
Kiska harbor after a u. s. naval
task force bombarded the harbor
August s.
Damage 10 the destroyer, not
previously reported, brought to
four the number of enemy vessels
which felt the force of American
blows during the August 8 bonn
bardment and the bombing by
naval patrol planes which was
carried out the next day.
1t reported that about 10 Jap
cargo ships or transports.
four submarines and a DESTROYER
were observed in Kiska Harbor
before the August s, bombardment
by A Picific fleet task force.
A cargo ship was sunk and the
destroyer was left blazing at the.
conclusion of the Smelling in which
more than 5000 proiectiles were
ired at the enemy's main camp
ashore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Smear of War Critics
Condemned by Taft
Freedom Of Speech at Stake
Under FBI Methods. He Charges
BY DAVID CAMELON
nlted Press stan GorrespOndeet
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-"i
witch hunt. A smear campaign
+. :"
Senator Robert a. Taft wa.
speaking the man who might bo
called the leader OF the loyal op.
position
lie was talking with grave con.
Germ in his rooms in the Senate
office building. And nc said:
II am deeply alarmed ny the
growing trend 10 smear loyal
citizens who are critical OF the
national administration. and OF
the conduct of the war"
Senator Taft was weighing his
words carefully. He said:
Something very close to
fanaticism exists in certain cir
Giles here. j cannot understand
.it-cannot grasp IL. But ! am
sure OF this:
THAT freedom of speech itself
Is at stake unless the general
methods pursued by the depart
ment Of justice are changed:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Hold Some Islands

AS the offensive widened 10 en-
brace additional sectors in It's
ninth day, the well-informed Lon
don Star reported from Sydney
that the American devil dogs"
had cleared the enemy out of the
Tulagi Harbor area, though fight.
ing continued in the nearby Jungle
clad hills.
The London Sunday Dispatch
said it is believed the American
Marines are now in complete
possession of some of the Solomon
Islands and that the Japanese
defenders are understood TO have
been thrown back from their
coastal bases at all points" All
attempts by the Japanese to REIN
force their garrisons in the south.
west Pacific islands are being
blocked this report stated.
Already the Tu4agi harbor zone
was reported in use by the Allies
AS base for further short-range
land. sea and air attacks against
the foe and as a point of delivery
Of supplies for the counter-invad-
ng marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
U.S.Hedring Set Jap Subs Use
For Mrs. Stephan A|eutian Base
Citizenship PeriIed,
Government Says

A petition seeking cancellation
OF the citizenship of Mrs. Agnes
Stephan, wife of Max Stephan. the
condemned traitor, will be filed in
federal court Monday. United
States Attorney John c. Lehr an.
nounced Saturday.
Authority to begin the proceed
ings on the ground that Mrs.
Stephan obtained her citizenship
June 4, 1885. through fraud has
been received from Atty Gen.
Francis Biddle.
Louis NJ. Hopping, a Lehr assist
ant who will handle the case, said
II would be charged that Mrs.
Stephan took the oath of allie
glance 10 the United States with
a mental reservation TO remain
loyal to Germany.
The petition will charge also
that she swore falsely TO a claim
she had lived in America for five
years prior 10 the filing of her
application and contended that she
had never been convicted on
criminal charges.
Hopping said she lived in
Windsor during that five-year
period and in that time was
twice Of violating the
Canadian liquor laws.