davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
rnIere MariMe melOet
@rfulge im @eftsY a5ifit
Mmerifaniide lt-gOOte bO6rten iupa-
niide Sdiffe in ben 1rnno

TIMER MarineOepartement CAB
sic @erienfrng zines iapanl-
Iden 3eritorers lomie 5peier 5ra6t-
oampfer ourd amerifanii6e Inter
Ieebote i'm meitliden Ba5ifif betannt.
Ssn elmer fnappen Mitteilung tpnr-
SEN feline nGberen Gin5elbeiteu itber
oieIen iiinglten SAlag gegen Die
NadIdublinien oes 5einoes mitge-
teilt, abgeieben BON benz Sinfpels,
oaB er yni6t nit Dem fiir5li6en @e=
fedt i'm &oraaenmeer in Serbinolng
itebt".
@iner Der 6rofter pur0e als eli
ne Slotteneinbeit be3ei6net uno 1T
mabrf6einlid elm Slottenbilfsi6iff,
mdbreno eS BON Dem an0eren leoig=
lif bieB, oaB es lid I'M einen mittel-
groBen Sradter bauoelte. Die 3abl
Ser bon amerifonii6en llnterieeboo=
ten p~erienften iapanii6en S6iffe
Itieg biermit auf AZ. @eitere 5polf
@inbeiten lino nmabri6einli6" per=
fenft uno elf meitere bei6aoigt NOR
ben.
@OrbGitlid Nnitraliens umrOen mebr
Sapaner Derienft
Norooitli9 Don Aultralien iiro
wGbreno ser lebten Gage 81 iapn-
nil6e S6iffseinbeiten 5erltort ODER
I6tper bei1aoigt moroen. 3u ben
bisbprigen 10 fiigte oas Sauptquar=
tier General Mac@rtburs nod 5tpei
unterieeboote, Die aaiierte 5lieger IN
elmer pom &oraaenmeer lelbltanoi-
gen Operation uerlenft ODER beidd=
oigt batten.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
9euti3es @aiienbans
Gbrnmg Oes GBepaares @m. s.
Zimmerman

9ie @eriommlltng Ser 0ireftoreu
oes 9eutl6en @a%iienbauies fano am
uergangenen Sonntag Na6mittag
inn @aiienbaus itatt. 8ralioent Sire
oerid sc. S6neioer fiibrte ben 8or-
lib. 9as bonn Sefretdr @m. Wtiaer
perleiene Brotofoa uno Der 6inan5-
6eridt 0es SdabmeiIters &. Santel=
mann muroen angenommen ipie ber-
leien. Die peri9ieOenen &omiteen
erItatteten ibre 8eri9te. 3Dei &itl-
Der, oeren 8ater geltorben NOR, muir
ben aufgenommen. Sin an0eres
Mufnabmegelu6 tpuroe our llnters
Iu6ung iibermielen. Gins Der @e-
b1ulidfeiten muroe al 2uftidub-
5medeu Der oiesbe5iiglihen 8eboroe
a~iigeboten. Ole 8erbanolllngen be-
treffs oes an oie @ereinigten Staa-
ten Hegierung berfauften @runOes
Iino beenoet itno erb1lt oas @aiien-
6auS Ben 8reiS BON $4,000. am
Sonnabeno, ben 80. Mai finoet Oas
iGbrli6e Maifeit oes 8%rauen-gf6b-
pereins itatt, gu Dem Die Setretdrin
oes @ereins, 5ral Miler, I'M Die
Mitar6eit aller 0titglieOer oes 8i-
reftoriums eriu6te. 3uglei6 bittet
tie Die Sournaaeler Inn 0eren 5abl-
rei1es gri6einen. 9ie transport
mogli6feiten lino beute giinitiger
als 3upor, oa nGmli6 Der It1otii6e
Omnibus oireft an Der @ingangs-
pforte gum @aiienbaus anbdlt. Ga
Iolinbei6rdnfung iollte alio nieman-
Ben bonn 8elu9 abbalten.
Dem langidbriger, beroienitDoaen
8rdiiOenten @m. s. zimmerman
muroe in Nnbetro9t ieiner bor5iig-
li1en 2eiitungen I'M Snterelie oes
9eutl9en @aiienbaiies elm bitbi6
angefertigtes 9iplom iiberrei9t, in
mel9em Der 8eroienite oes Serrn
zimmerman nno ieiiler tre1len Sc
mablin in anerfennenoen @orten ge-
oa9t puroe. Serr Zimmerman
oanfte in r%iibrenoen @orten fir Die
bobe gbrung, Die inn uno ieiner
@attin our1 oie Entertaining 5uteil
muroe. Die Heiolution batte fol-
genoen @ortlolt:
GERMAN ORPHAN HOME
WASHINGTON, d. G.
WHEREAS, our beloved Honorary
President and fellow Director,
WILLIAM c. ZIMMERMAN,
has not only guided the destinies of
our Institution as President for the past
fifteen years, but has given whole
heartedly and unselfishly of his time and
valued advice as Director for the past
twenty years;
THEREFORE, Be IT RESOLVED, in recog-
milton of his long and faithful service
to the German Orphan Home, that we
tender him our heartfelt thanks and
appreciation for his devotion to our
Institution and extend to him, and to
his beloved wife, Mrs. Elise Zimmerman,
who is equally interested and as ardent
a worker for the Home, our very best
wishes for their future health and happi-
ness, that they may live long to con
tinue their very appreciated efforts and
zeal in behalf of the orphans;
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, That a
copy of these resolutions, properly
engrossed, be presented to Mr.. thinner
man and recorded in the minutes of
our Institution.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
GS gebt mn Die
@ewdher Mntraliens
Neme Sdladt i'm &Orallenmeer luirO
eriuartet

@us Sem 4aiierten Sauptquartier
@~ultraliens perlautet, man erparte
bort cine baloige @ieoeraufnabme
oes 2uftfampfes Inn Die Inltralien
porgelagerten Snieln. Mebrere Der
Iefben lino mi1tige StiiBpunfte fir
5lotten= ODER 5liegerunternebmnu=
gen, tpie sic Sapaner lett ibrer Be
iibergreifung binldngli6 betple1en
baben.
Sn Dem gau8en @ebiete balten
aaiierte 5lieger ma6iam @usidait
na6 Mn3eiden iapaniider 8emiibun=
gen, bic S6la6t I'M &oraaenmeer
ipieoer auf3unebmen, Oie leBte $50
fe unenti6ieoen abgebro6en muroe.
@s miro angenomlnen, Dab Die
Melte Der erlten iapanii6en Snpa=
iionsflotte ii6 binter Snielfetten per-
bergen uno auf 8eritarfungen mar
ten. 8ennglei6 8eriprengt, fonn-
ten oieie g~in5elbeiten ii6 i6nea mie=
Ser formieren, menn Die Sdla6t-
flotte in @ri6einung tritt, Die bieii-
ger Mnii9t nod irgenOmo norolid
6es Neu-@ uinea-Getp 8ritain-@ebi
tes 5ulammenge5ogen miro.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
BUR @rimmermm0!
sd bin Elm Nmerifaner"

&om Common Council for Ame-
ricon ltnttDg nur0e uns folgenOes
8ugeIteat: Sonntog, Ser II Ntai, lit
Der feItgelebte Gag 3Ir grinnerung
oaran, oaB mir Mnlerifaner iino.
0ieier Gag gebt inns oae an, Die al
ten urto Die neuen 8iirger. @orte
f0nnen ME ausoriiden, pos mir fir
Imerifa fiiblen. 9ie pielen 9inge,
ouf 0ie mir ltol5 lino, rnO oenen mir
erqeben Iino, tperoen Diel 81 tief ent-
pfunoen, ais oaB mir iie in 8orte
fleioen f0nnten. oils Yrofelior Ml-
bert @inltein, ser meltbefannte De
lebrte, I'M lebten Sabre Oas merita-
nii1e 9iirgerredt erbielt, oriidte er
ieine @efiible nit folgenoen 8orten
aus: gSSn @merifa lit 0as 8ertpou-
tie i'm 2eben moeli6, Die @ntiuid-
lung Ser gin3elperion uno ibrer
l6opferii6en &raft. Sier baben Die
Menifen ME unter benz oeniitigen-
Sen 3maltg 6es blinoen @eborlams
geltanoen. &ier bat Iid Die menid-
lide @iiroe 10 fart entmidelt, Dob
es Ben Meni9en uInl0gli1 gepor-
ben lit, utlter einem Spitem 81 le-
ben, no oie gin3elperlon nur elm
Sflape OeS States lit, feline Stim-
me in Observation-Disclosures
bat uuo ielbit nidt iiber ibr eige1es
2eben entl1eioen fann."
8ir peroen oieien Sag feiern pie
es Der YrGlioent miiuidt, uno 5tpar
nit elmer An0adt, Die Die often
8iirger an Die 8erpfli6tungeuL Die
lie ais freie Meni6en auf ii6 &C.
nonmen boben uno Die M0gli6fei-
ten, Die ibnen often iteben, erinnert
uno Oie llellen Biirger oanit befannt
ma6t. @ir miiiieu ms lelblt Oaran
erinnern, Dab Democratic uno Srei=
beit bon ieoem inter uns ~abbdngen.
@ir f0nnen Diel 81 ibrer Grbaltung
6eitragen. SD bin Elm Ameritoner-
Gag gibt alien gmerifanern @ele-
genbeit, gu bepeiien, oaB iie erfen-
men, mas @merifa beoelitet. Auf
meld' Before @eiie fonntell mir wobl
uniere 9antborfeit nus0riiden als
our6 ben aauf bon &riegs-S Spar
BONDS Der &ereinigten Staten.
9ieie Sbligationen iueroen per-
fauft, INN Die 5reibeiten, Die mir
iebt genieBen, 8u ii6err. Seoer
8ennp, Den mir iebt BARN anlegen,
rmterltiibt uniere Sobne, Die Slime
rita auf Sen &riegSidauplaBen IN
Der gan5en @elt Derteioigen. Sober
8ono, ben mir faufen, beoeiltet cine
mieoerbolte 8efraftigung unieres
@laubens in Die 2~ebensmeiie, Die mir
ieBt Die unirige nettnen.
9ieie gauge 2ebenstpeiie 1T iebt
Dem Angriff allsgeiebt. liner Ame-
rita foroert bon uts nidt uniere @r-
iparniiie, unier @runoeigentum, un-
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
5Osjabrige Subelfeier
Oer GOmcOrOias& Stride
TaitOr Or. 9Onis @. WOebel
Der S%eitreOner

gm Sonntag, oen II. Mfai, feiert
oie Goncoroia 2rtberiid- gpangeli-
I6e &ir1e oos 80. Subildum Der
Ginneibung ibres @~ottesbauies. SIN
SeItgottesoienlt Inn II llbr miro
SEER 9oitor Or. 2ouiS 8. @oe6el
aus Chicago, ST., Brides Der gpan-
gelii1en uno &eformierten Stride,
sic 6eitpreoigt balten. Seoermunn
lit ber3li1It eingelaoen. Ser @on-
coroio @eiong6or miro Die 6eier
nit folgenoen @eIdngen peri6onern:
@ortbp is TIE 9amb" (SanoeD;
nllnfoIo ge Yortals" (@ounoo);
o9one 0ibine" (Stainer). 2ebteres
miro ais Duet bon goitb Moore uno
0anio Stab geiungett. Die 6eier
ltebt uuter 2eitung bon Serrn Ya-
itor Gbas. gnoers.
8os air6engebduoe Ser Goncor-
oia @emeinoe pilroe am 10. Wtai
1892 gum 9ienite oes 0reieinigen
@ottes eingeipeibt. Gs itebt ouf oem=
ielben @run0itiid oltf Dem Die erlte
Stride in 1884 erbatt uirOe. Dies
@runoltiid nuroe in 1869 bon Sa-
fob Stunt gum 8al elmer Stride be-
Itinlmt. gs iplroe aber nidt fir
oieien 3med gebrau6t, bis Die Con
.coroia STRIDE I'M Sunuar 1888 or
ganiliert pur0e.
Die neite Stride tDuroe I'M 3tuei-
ten Sabr ser p%aitoralen SGtigfeit
oes Serrn Baltors Grnit 0retDib err
riftet. Serr Baitor 8retuis beoien-
tie oie @emeinoe BON 1891 bis 1896.
Nur orei anoere 9altoren bo6en
auBer ibln oie Goncoroia @emeinoe
in oiefen fiiuf3ig Sabren felt Der
@intpeibung Der STRIDE beoient, nam-
li6, Yaitor Yalll 81. Men3el 1885,
1919, 8altor s. @. 2oder (1919-
1920 nno ser gegenwdrtige Seel-
iorger, 8altor Gbas. @noers, ieit
1924.
Cine griinoli6e grnelierung Der
&ir6e iuuroe in 1925 unternommen.
3u 0ieler 3eit mur0et STRIDE uno
&apelle ile1t oeforiert uno es muir
oen cine itelie Srgel, neue &irhen-
bGnfe uiO neue 9tltarm06el ange-
idafft. Sci @elegenbeit Der 100
iGbrfgen 5eier Der @riinoung Der
@emeinoe in 1888 tpitroe oas Gro
geldoB Der STRIDE itmgebaut nno es
luuroe Elm neies @ebduoe fir @r-
3iebungs3pede oil Stelle Der alien
&apelle ge6aut.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Concert Der Samilic SrunnfelOer

Ginige ongenebme Stunoen per-
lebten S6tpei3er &anosleute uno De-
rem Sreunoe am Sonnta9 Abeno
beim Concert ser 6amilie 6ra1n=
feloer aus S~oaDtpooo, California.
Ole i60ne 8ierce Saue mar 5iemlid
gut 6elebt. Batter Srounfeloer be-
griiBte Die @Gite crit in S6mei5er-
0elitld uno oann in unlerer 2anoeS-
iprahe, na1oem oaS STIR Spang-
leo Banner" gerneinlom gelungen
moroen mar. Damn folgten IN BUM
ter &eibenfolge 8ortrdge 9elangli=
der uno muiifnlii1er 4rt, mobei
Sri. BETH 5rarnfeioer iid Die Ser
SEN Ser 3uborer gleid) 8u @nfang
oes YrogrammS eroberte. Sn i6tDei-
3erii6er Munoart uro Der ameri-
fanii1en 2anoeslprade erfolgte
oann Die 9tbmidlung oes georitften
8rogramms. S6mei5er Sooler, tpie
es eben nllr 2elte aus Den Alpen
fonnen, Mari6mufif uno @olfas
medlelten rei6baltig ab. 9lm beiten
gefiel nSnneri6mp8er Sooel-8olfa
uno Som Calls from tbe Alps".
8eioe Stiide muroen bon Batter
6raunfeloer miifalii6 bearbeitet.
gu @bren Ser aus Baltimore Or
lhienenen lang SRI. 9ettp UDas
S6mp5er Siiile". No6 einem tbea-
trolii6en Bib, uDie Sdpei5, oas
@e6urtslano oes &oten &reu5es" NIT
oa3u geipro6enem Cert, folgten fino-
grapbii6e 8iloer, Die ebenfaas iebr
gefielen.
-
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
s6pinOenOe |Orrdte
ManaeI an 8nder, Gett mnO Be

WtuNytl ~" O"uN%f ONN ""S ~
TIMER 8olf mur0e bonn Nder6au-
IefretGr 81. CLAUDE @idarO in elmer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dor einem Oro-
benoen Mangel an 3uder, Set uno
Selen gefpornt. Die 3uderiablage
muroe ais Die fritii6ite 6e5ei6net.
@idar6 erflGrte, es mer0e geluno-
beitgebenoe Nabrung reid an Sano
iein, er Tonne aber nidt Deripreden,
0oB an 3llder allein Mongel berr=
i6en mag.
,@ir lino cine Ser 26 bereinigten
Notionen, oeren &ilfsmittel 5ur @e-
minnung oes &rieges p%erteilt uno
bort permenoet peroen miilien, 100
Scot beItebt. Gin Sell Ser &uba-
3Suderernte, Die bon ben 8ereinigten
5taaten gang ~aufgefmift puroe,
miro CUR SerIteaung BON Snonltrie=
@lfobol nerpenoet. 3uder muB audi
nit anoeren Ser p~ereinigten gtatio-
men aeteilt tperoen. SeBt, obne nnle-
rem iibli6en 3uderanteil bon ben
8bilippinen uno SatpaI lit einfad
nidt qenlg 3uder fir unieren lib
liden 8erbraud an Sano," iagte
@idar0.
grfldreno, ooB ser Grieg Sellbun-
qen aus pieleu ser @ebiete abge-
ihnitten bat, mel6e Die 100000
@funo Set uno Sel lieferter, Die
normalerpeiie jabrli6 BON ben Ier=
einigten Stoaten eingefiibrt ipuroen
propbe3eite 8idaro, oaB bis nm
1913 berum unier @eiomtporrat 5lt=
iammeni1mel5en mag, penn mir
nidt mebr Set uno Dele 5ubaule
proou5ieren. lin Mangel an Set
unO Sel por5ubeugen bat oas Il. Q.
Northumberland uncertainties
FARMER aufgeforoert, oie Yroouftion
bon 9plniiien (9il @enmuts) Inn
oas observation-disclosures uno Die Der 90
iabobnen-9 81 n6aufl6dje INN so Yro-
3ent gegeniiber Dem 8oriabr 81 err
boben. Den Sausfrauen wuroe an
geraten Sonig, I~born5uder, Corn
ua0 S~orgbnm= SDrup Itatt Hobr=
3uder 81 peripenOen.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
@eitere Welbnnsen iiber bentiden
Samdbputmmfma

Die fanaoiide &egierung eab bic
ier Gage befannt, oaB Dem Oeuti6en
u-8ootsangriff i'm ct. 9oren5itrom
nidt elm S6ift mie idon gemeloet,
ionoern 5ipei Sradter gum Spfer fie-
len. BUR sfeiden 3eit beridtete oas
Marine=g 9 partement in 8aibington
ben 8erluit zines amerifanif6en
Sanoelsidiffes mittlerer @roBe Dor
Ser Mtlantiffiiite, zines fleinen nor
megii6en Sanoelsi6iffeS I'M Coli
bon Merifo unb zines amerifanii6en
Sanoelsi6iffes mittlerer @roBe Dor
Der @eltfiilte bon Afrifa.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Maifeit int &mppertbeim
Ser Srauenbilfsberein label ST 5abl-
REDEEM 8eIndle Elm

0os @aifelt oeS Sraueitbereins
BON Huppert Seim, peldles in &na-
GOTTA gelegen it, finOet nGGlten
Sonntag Nadmittag INN 3 llbr itatt.
@ie iibli6, miro oas Set nit einenl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir Die SIT
iaiien uno 8eiu6er beginner uno
nit einem MbenOeilen en0en. 9ie
Observation-Disclosures gum @lten-
beim lino beltte beoeltteno perbei.
iert. Gin Itdotil6er Omnibus fdbrt
oireft bis gum Seim, alio Ioute So.
lolintnappbeit niemonoen bonn Be
iu1 oeS 6eites abbolten. &ommt
ole uno trogt @uer S6erflein sum
@rfolg Oes 6eltes BEL.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Die @aIOlinfartem

Sene 2erte, Die gepobnlid i'm Ell
genen Pluto 3ur Mrbeit fabren, iDer-
Den bieaeiAt geniigeno @aiolin err
balten Inn oieie @epflogenbeit fort
iesen 81 f0nnen, 10 muroe bier am
8orabeno Der @aiolinfarten-9lusga
be BON Der SYM befanntgegeben.
9ie 9(lltofabrer, Die oieier Gage
bier gum n5aiien Der @aiolinfarten"
antraten, muroen aber auf Ser5 uno
0ieren gepriift, menn lie cine gor-
3ugsbebanolung miiniden. ghlr Die
3-&arten, pel1e fir bic 8ebor3ug-
en-&ongreBleute, &egierungsbe-
ante, @eiitli6e, &riegsar6eiter uno
2eute in Der 8ebrmadt- beitimmt
maren, prroen obne meitereS ausge=
geben.
Mmsperfanfte Sanfitellen
8iele SanflteQen batten geItern
fem @aiolin mebr, neil lie ibre ge-
iamten 8eit1noe perfauft batten.
Offenii6tlid batten Die autofobrer
nod einmal BON ibrem pluto ben
oolllten @ebrau6 gemadt. 9ie mel
item SAMPLER redneten aber NIT Ell
ner nelen 8elieferung, no0ur6 lie
in Die Gage periebt miir0en, bis gum
geginn ser Nationierung BEN Be
trieb fortfiibren 81 fonnen.
Me6r Del, meniser @aiOlin
Die Betroleum- &ommiiiion bat
angeoronet, oaB Die Yroouftion nno
2ieferung BON i6meren Selen fir
6ei3= uno Snouitrie5mede auf Soften
Der @aloliner5eagung gelteigert
miro.
Sene 6abrer, sic iid nun resiitrie-
rem lieBen, miiiien ibren &egiitrie-
rungsidein nit ii6 tragen.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
Wfaridaa balt 5OOOite
Sranerfeier

ct. 2ouis, Mo. = Gin alter Serr
nit benz 3plinoer in Der linfen SanO
namens @iaiam 8rofmeier lprad)
bier gum 5000. Male ben freimau-
reril9en Soteniegen. Sgr mar Der
gnii6t oaB feline felt Samiar 1911
unlmterbrohene @mts5eit ais Wtar-
idaa in 5reimaurerfreiien i'm Can
De nibt ibresglei9en bat.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

2onoon. - Die &egierung bat
iid) nnter Dem DRUID anbalten0er
&ritif enti6loiien, Die gum 1. Stunt
angeiagte 8rennltoffrationierung
porlaufig alis5uleben. 9aS &riegs-
fabinett miro oas gan5e Yroblem Der
MISUNDERSTANDING crit nod einem
Stuoium unter3ieben.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15

Often Gdpierigfeiten entlteben per-
Sen, Die nod nm elm 8ielfa6es
i6limmer iein oiirften, ais Die ourd
Die gbafuierungsaftion i'm 8eften
berbeiaefiibrten 3uitan0e."
Washington Journal., 1942-05-15
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Evening star., 1942-05-28
Gas Kills Woman, Leaves
Husband Unconscious

A woman was dead and her hus-
band in an undetermined condition
in Casualty Hospital today after
neighbors, attracted by gas fumes,
found the couple unconscious in
their apartment. at 452 M street S.W,
early this morning.
Mrs. Leta P. Enloe, 48, was pro-
nounced dead at the hospital after
the fire rescue squad had used arti-
fetal respiration on her and her
husband, Herbert Enloe, so, an engi-
neer for the Federal Works Agency
Solomon S. Seigle and Hosea A
English, tenants in the apartment
entered the Enloe home about l am.
police said, and found three gas
jets on a kitchen stove open.
Mrs. Enloe was lying on a bed in
the middle room, and Mr.. Enloe
was slumped in a chair in a back
room, police said.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said the death was accidental
Sergt. E. E. Scott, head of the
homicide squad, is investigating.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Unframed Ex-Convict Caught
After Brief Career as Surgeon
By the Associated Press.

CHICO, Calf, May 28.-Arthur
Osborne Phillips, an ex-convict who
performed difficult-and successful
operations as chief assistant surgeon
at the big Enloe Hospital, though he
had no medical training, reached
the end Of his surgical career today.
After pleading guilty yesterday to
a charge Of practicing medicine
without a license, complaint was
filed charging he carried concealed
weapons, and he was held in lieu
Of 5000 bond pending his arraign-
ment June 10.
Phillips, At, fooled doctors and
patients alike during his two
months here, successfully performing
abdominal operations unassisted.
He was arrested Tuesday night by
Joseph W. Williams, special agent
for the State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers. who noticed that the man
signed prescriptions with his initials
California law requires the full
name.
Phillips signed a 14-page state
ment admitting he had served eight
prison and Jail terms and practiced
medicine in four States. His medi-
cal knowledge was confined to books
and brief courses in bacteriology and
biology at the University of Buffalo.
Phillips used credentials belong
ing to DR.. James Herman Phillips,
former Army surgeon now in a Ten
nessee hospital, which he obtained
by pretending he was the real DR..
Phillips and had lost the documents,
Mr.. Williams said. Although not in
the Army, he invariably appeared
in military uniform, Mr.. Williams
added.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Treasury 70 Reveal
Salary, Bonus Ruses
Used 10 Evade Taxes
Moreenthou to Discuss
Action With Congress
Leaders Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

The Treasury, it was learned to-
day, will lay before a private meet
ing of congressional leaders tonight
evidence of excessive corporate SAL
aries and bonuses. extravagant pro-
motion expenditures and other de-
vices used to evade war taxes.
At the same time, the Treasury
delegation, to be headed by Secre-
tary Morgenthau and Assistant Sec
retary John L. Sullivan, is expect
ed to discuss means of Furnishing
evasion cases or holding down sal
aries through drastic enforcement
of some old, ittle-used statutes. The
congressional group will be the
members of the Joint House and
Senate Committee on Internal Rev.
enue Taxation.
Since details were guarded, the
nature of the Treasury's data could
only be judged from the fact that
they were to be presented by Secre-
tary Morgenthau in person at an un-
disclosed meeting place. One in
formed source, when asked if the
material was sensational" replied:
IT don't think the people will lay
down their papers before they have
read every word of it."
This also implied that the find
ings might be made public after
the meeting. To outward appear
ances, they resembled Treasury tes-
timony a few years ago on methods
used by wealthy persons to evade
taxes by incorporating yachts, per-
sonal holding companies and other
elaborate devices.
A possible preview Of some of the
material was contained in recent
findings of the House Naval Affairs
Committee, which brought out that
the Cleveland firm of Jack & Heintz,
Inc, paid a woman secretary $39, 1856
Inst vear
Evening star., 1942-05-28
|Gos Rotioninq
| SweHs Traffic
lon Streetcors

An increase of % per cent in the
number of passengers on Capital
Transit Co. buses and streetcars
since the rationing of gasoline
began May Is, was announced today
by the company.
Sunday traffic on the company
vehicles has increased 90 per cent.
On the last Sunday before rationing
set in, May 10, 674, 1926 passengers
rode Capital Transit buses and cars.
The following Sunday rationing of
gas had increased the number to
742,034, an increase of 67,108.
During the week May to May IA,
the last week before rationing, T.
647,878 persons rode buses and
streetcars. In the week of May Is
to May q 7,818,135 persons, an in
crease of 170257, was reported.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Dangerous Situation
Ayerted in India,
Gen. Wavel| Says
Four-Fifths Of Britoin's
Original Army in Burma
Withdrawn. He Reveals
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, India, May 28.--Ths
British have withdrawn more than
four-fifths of their original Bur-
mese army, leaving Burma to the
japanese and the monsoon but hav-
ing saved India from what might
have been a very dangerous sit
uation," Gen. Sir Archibald P. Wa
veil, British commander for India
and Burma, said today.
This retreat, in its final stages,
was forced not by Japanese pres
sure but was entirely q matter Of
supply and maintenance" Gen. Wa
veil said In o statement TO the
press.
IF we had had q satisfactory road
from India into Burma capable Of
standing up to the monsoon there Is
no reason why we should not have
continued to resist the enemy well
forward into Burma once our troops
over there had been extricated from
what was danger of encirclement in
the forward position we held south
of Shwebo.
1T is now possible to say
that now the main responsibility for
any fresh attempt by the japanese
to advance rests with the Indian
eastern army"
Gen. Harold r. G. Alexander issued
q special order Of the day today
saying MY command of the British
ImperiaD armed forces in Burma
has come to an end with the with-
drawal of the army from that coun-
try"
The British shared the defense
against the Japanese invaders OF
Burma with Chinese troops COM
manded by American 1t. Gen.
Joseph w. Stilwell.
There was no immediate indica-
ton what would become of Gen.
Alexander Gen. Alexander presum-
ably could be absorbed into Gen.
Wavell's command or be given an
other post.