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Milford chronicle., 1942-04-17

and Mrs. w. S. Lord.
George Outten, of Fort Miles,
spent Friday in town.
Ralph Moore, Of Fort Miles,
spent Friday in town.
Darrell Gray, of Pocomoke City,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walker, of
Pocomoke City, spent Sunday in
town.
Clarence Collins, of Fort Eustis,
Va, is home on a furlough visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Collins, Sr.
Advertise in Milford chronicla'
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-17

First Baptist Church here on Sun
day morning, April IL.
The Delmar Home Demonstra-
tion Club met at the home of Mark
Gordy on Wednesday evening of
this week. The club voted to give
$500 to the cancer control. Next
meeting will be held the first We'd
nesday in May at s p. M, at the
home of Mrs. Foskey.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-17

Meeting
The McColley's Women's Society
for Christian Service will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Glen
daniel ON Thursday evening, April
2S. All are cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-17
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with. Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr..
Evening star., 1942-05-17
AT TEN T ION

Certoin Toilet Preparations ond Jewelry, in
cludine Clocks ond Watches, subject to q
1920 tox under Federoi Internal Revenue Act.
effective October l94l.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

on the west side from Harvard street
north to the first alley.
Tunlaw road-Prohibited on the
east side of Tunlaw road from 4
to $50 pm. between Beeches street
and on the west side of Tunlaw road
between Benton street and Thirty
seventh street.
Eighth street-Prohibited on the
east side from Florida avenue north
to a point opposite the south build
ing line of premises 2l24.
Twelfth street-PerMitted on the
west side on Sundays between 10
am. and pm. from Massachusetts
avenue to P street.
E street-No parking at any time
on the north side from Thirteenth
street east to the first alley.
Northeast.
Benning road-Prohibited on the
south side from Fifteenth to Twen-
ty-fifth streets between 1 and $50
pm. and on the north side be-
tween and $50 m.
Mount Olivet road-Prohibited on
the north side from point opposite
the east curb of Montello avenue to
West Virginia avenue.
Southeast.
Van street-Prohibted at all times
on the west side between M and N
streets.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

other resolution was adopted re-
questing the District Commissioners
to release funds available for the
education program.
The council also adopted resolu-
tions urging that physical examina-
tions be given persons obtaining
drivers permits for the first time
and also to those obtaining permit
renewals or that persons be required
to present a certificate from physi-
clan as to their physical fitness to
be motorists" in a form to be ap-
proved by Traffic Director Van
DuZer.
This action was taken after Col.
L. c. Crawford, council member,
had declared persons here have re-
ceived renewed drivers permits
when they had only 10 per cent
vision. Julian Brylawski reported he
knew of ar instance where a re-
newed permit was issued for a per-
son who had died
hct OIL HHev EdTklnS.
The council voted approval. with
limitations, of ban on parking au-
tomobiles in alleys, as adopted We'd
nesday by the District Commission
ers and scheduled to be put into
effect. The councils resolution
asked, however, that survey be
conducted by Mr.. Van DllZer and
that he be empowered to permit
parking in such alleys as found de-
sirable in accordance with the
survey.
Arthur J. Sundlun, chairman of a
special committee named to confer
with the District Commissioners on
relationship of the council to the
Commissioners. reported on the
Commissioners decision on the mat
ter, as publicized Yesterday. He said
the decisions had gone long ways
in establishing definite relations
between the council and the Com
missioners," but that the council
didn't get all it asked for"
Among other resolutions adopted
was one to require payment of s.
by all persons granted learners
permits, with the understanding
that the sum will be refunded If they
fail to secure their regular drivers
permits later. The resolution also
recommended that the learners per-
Evening star., 1942-01-09
u. 5. O. Recreation Center
10 Be Dedicated al Laurel

The new $50 ZOO United Service
Organization recreation center at
Laurel, Nd, will be dedicated at 3
pm. tomorrow, it was announced to-
day.
The building, erected by the
Army, contains an auditorium, sew
eral clubrooms, two Offices. a large
lounge, showers and lockers. 1t is
particularly intended to care for
men from nearby Fort Meade.
Expected to be present at dedi-
cation ceremonies are Gov. O'Conor.
Representative Sasscer, Democrat,
OF Maryland: 1t. Col. Conrad
Hardy, district engineer for the
Baltimore area: Mark A. McClos-
key, director of recreation of the
Federal Security Agency, and Floyd
Merriman, field representative for
the F. S. A.
Headquarters of the Laurel De-
fense Recreation Council will be
Evening star., 1942-01-09

mits be made god for 90 days in
stead Of 80. ~,
The council adopted most Of =
report of its Regulations Committee,
George E. Ken.ipp, chairman. 1t
included recomn endations that per-
sons applying 1or drivers permits
be questioned regarding the causes
OF accidents: that drivers Of heavy
trucks especially. be given tests In
the type Of vehicles they are to
drive.
Oppose "5nOep" Cars.
A resolution was adopted opposing
using plain passenger automobiles
by police to alprehend traffic Of
tenders. This notion was adopted
also on recommendation OF the Reg
ulations Commi tee after Mr.. Ken
eipp said citiz.ns would oppose
"snoopine." INSPECTOR Arthur E. NIL
Ter. of the Police Trafnc division,
said police sholld be reasonably
conspicuous to prevent violations as
far as possible.
Embodied In the Regulations
Committees rebort was eonsidera-
ton of an idea t, establish circular
tunnel within city limits, to enable
motorists to tra'el rapidly from one
section to another The committee
suggested it te p, referred to the
Committee on flaming for further
consideration. Tie question of build
ing underground garages likewise
was recommended to be referred to
the Planning Committee.
Suggest Parking Bans.
The council recommended park
ing restrictions on sections OF IL
streets. eight of them in the North
west section, a. follows:
Northwest.
Adams Mill Ioad-PrOhibit park
ing on the west side OF the east
driveway and me east side of the
west driveway b,tween Calvert street
and Clydesdale place.
Columbia roai-Prohibited on the
south side fr,m Little Harvard
street west a distance of 200 feet.
except on Sundays between am.
and l pm.
Massachusett, avenue-No park
ing at any tine on the south side
from Q street east a distance OF l25
feet.
Mount Pleasant street-Prohibited
Evening star., 1942-01-09
0. pm. Auditor Faces
Jury on Income Tax
Bribery Indictment
Prosecution Asserts
He Offered $3.50 to
Two Agents in 1924
BY the Associated Press.

BY ths Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, JAN chatham
lei J. Botwin, 80, auditor for the
o. p NJ, went on trial today in the
District Court for Western Virginia
on a charge OF. attempting to bribe
Federal internal revenue agents in
an income tax case at Staunton, Va.
in 1924, when he was engaged in
private practice as an expert ac-
countant.
Howard c. Gilmer, jr.. assistant
district attorney, in his opening
statement told the jury that Botwin
forfeited bond and disappeared be-
fore his scheduled trial at Harrison
burg in October. 1924, and was ap-
pretended in October, l94l, as a
result Of a routine personnel check
up by the o. p. M.
T. x. Parsons, Roanoke attorney
representing Botwin, said the de-
fendant had worked, meanwhile. for
a number OF public agencies in New
York and Washington. including the
Federal Power Commission, the
Home Owners Loan Corp, the Re-
construction Finance Corp. and the
ONCE OF Production Management.
Judge A. D. Barksdale presided at
the trial in lieu Of Judge John Paul,
Evening star., 1942-01-09

who disqualified himself because he
was assistant district attorney when
Botwin was indicted In 1924.
Mr.. Gilmer said Roy 8. Gochen-
our, an internal revenue inspector
in 1924, would testify that Botwin
offered $3.50 to Gochenour and
Rufus ]. Bell. internal revenue
agent since deceased, II they would
accept an amended tax return for
his client, H. Greensboro, Staunton
merchant.
Mr. Parsons said Botwin's defense
would be based on the contention
that he never intended to offer the
agents q bribe, but had concluded
from statement by Mr.. Gochenour
that he and Mr.. Bell would accept
money to affect settlement, and
that Botwin determined to expose
them to their superiors.
The attorney said Botwin had
intended to give himself up and face
the old charge, but had procrasti-
mated.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Traffic Council Votes
Intensive Drive for
Pedestrian Safety
Physical Examinations
For Auto Drivers
Also Recommended

The Traffic Advisory Council last
night adopted resolution recon-
mending an extensive pedestrian
safety drive" under general spon-
sorship of the District Commission
ers, to help cut down this city S
mounting toll of traffic deaths.
The resolution was adopted in the
form of an approval of a report
made by the councils Traffic Safety
Promotion Committee, Norman c.
Kal, chairman, before the council at
its meeting in the office Of Traffic
Director William A. Van Duzer.
Calling attention to the 95 traffic
deaths in this city last year. Mr..
Kal declared II of those killed were
pedestrians.
Wartime Conditions Cited.
Wartime conditions in our city
demand emergency measures" said
the report, Ito stop our rapidly in
creasing traffic toll" The report
urged the safety drive this year as
the councils major contribution to
civilian defense"
In accordance with recommends
tions of Mr.. Kals committee, the
resolution suggested a council COM
mittee cooperate with the Depart
ment of Vehicles and Traffic to
study possible engineering measures
to further safeguard pedestrians. 1t
also urged that committee from
the council contact public school,
community center and playground
departments and other organiza-
tions to put into effect much more
intensive pedestrian safety educa-
ton programs by each of these
groups"
In line with the resolution. an
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Successor to Weygond
In CusobIuncu on Tour

BY the Associated Press.
CASABLANCA, French Morocco.
Jan. 9.-Vice Admiral r. A. Fernard
secretary general for French Africa
one Of the posts into which Gen.
Maxine Weygand's former position
was divided-arrived at Rabat last
night on a tour to tighten up CO.
ordination with the office of Vice
Premier Admiral Darlan.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

moved from the armory to the new
building. Activities will begin there
with q dance Saturday night.
The building, one story high, Is
located at the intersection Of Fort
Meade road and Lafayette avenue.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

Living costs are moving ahead at
4 rapid rate and reflect the earlier
advance in primary markets, the
Department OF Commerce says.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13

lid}en Dalein". Rur bic briltliheu
Rirden taten oos, inter uAusnukuna
oct ltnlpinenbeit Der Waneu'. Natie-
nallo5ialiltiibe @ottslaubisfeit lei attI
bic sottlibe araft in BET @eihidte
seribtet ,neb babe init oem @ottesbtlo
oes ,,naibet @briften" nibts su tun.
DesbaIb iei bie Yartei aud baoon
abgefommen, Die ,>oeutIden gbriftea"
5u forbern unb miiiie ilumer betpab.
ter antidriltlid tueroen.
Mnoererieits liuo serabe ponieiten
ber rontiiden airhe Aneriife bon It'll
aeipobnter Sbarfe segen 2beorie uno
Braris bet Watioualle5ialiiteu erfolst.
8elonoere @mporuua baben in Drift
liben arsiien bic Mnorolnnsen CUR
Eotang anseblid ,,bielogild s,tinoer-
tpertiser" ODER ,,unproouftiuer' Bmr-
ger berborgerufen, ein aampf, in oem
lih beionoers Biidof @alen bon
Wiiulter beroorsetnn bat, ber in et.
ner Breoiet m,ttia anslprad> bab iol-
DIES Berseben nidt MIR oem sotttiden
,tnb natiirliden 5itteneeles tpioer-
lpri9t> fonbern aud nod Yarasrapb
2t1 oes oe,ttid)en Strafseiesbuhes
als Moro an betrahten lit.
Sn dbnlih oitentatioer Beiie
tpanote fih fiiraltsb Der sreile Bifhof
Nornespailer BON Irier 1T einer @re.
oigt aesen einen boben Nasibeautteu,
Der erflart batte, Weineibe lit
9eutldlanbs ssnterelie feien nidt nur
berebtist, ionoern berbienitliG. Der
@ifhof madte audi in biefem SAL
feline &6rsr bara,.f anf,nertlam, bob
aidbt mt bic airbe ban Meimeib afs
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VatifQ,t 1tmD 9rtttes Mei6

lteber ben NIT feisenoer Seftigfeit
pen ser sta5iresieruug geeen bic
Ariitlide Airbe in Deatfdla,b &C.
Titbrten aampf 1dreibt ,e,tter obisem
Ettel oie ,,idtfatboliibe ,R. q.
5taats5eitung": uBdbreto es BET
Ansbrud bes atpeiten Beltfriess 70
auslab, als iube Der Nationalio5ia-
lism,ts feline antibriittihe Rropagan-
oa abanbauen llto eine M1tsfobnnng
nit bent prsaniiierten gbriftentunl
inlonoerbeit nit Der RapItfirde, aus
opportlmiitiiben @riiuoen 5u for"
oeru, bat fid in lekter 3eit bas Bers
bdftnis a,pifben Stride ,tab Dritte,n
@eitb tpieber .aulebeabs berfbledtert.
Sdon i'm berieeu Somnter batten
.lieA sic Berbaltuiiie 5ugelpibt, oa
Martin Bormann, Der nad SeB' ora-
matiIbem Slug nod England oeiien
S5unftionen iibernabm - tpenn audi
tnur ats Barteifansler nn6 riht tpie
&eB ais 5tellbertreter bes syubrers
- ftarfe neubeibniide S1np,.lie nit
ibradte, Die Seb fernlasen. sS5a einem
iii,tsIt ber0ffentlidten Menoranbnm
Dormanns tpir6 -- Elm peiniiher @e-
ipiile,.sfonflift fiir bic IN 9itlers
Seer fantpfenben fir1lib gebuuoenen
Sulbaten - bic 1lnberibnlihfeit bes
auseblid ,;tpiiienfdaftlid} beeriinoe'
ten nationalioaialiitiihen Beltbilbes
nit bem ufabeniheinisen unb burb'
Itd)tigen 2iiseneetpebe" ber hriitlideu
Rirben betont. 3pniid bebai,ptet ber
Barteifastsler: Der iogenanute liebe
@oH ,eibt eiae,u i,sueen Meniaen tel
nsrtei Nffeabarang ban ieiuem a5tt.
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fiinoBaft oeripirft ionoern AUDI oas
6eutlbe 5trafaeies ibn nit ,3udtbaas
bis su 5ebn >>sabren beIeat. Wit Nab-
bruf oertrttt Die Stride III hielew
,Sdtleu Die Meinl'na> oab Die Aittfaf-
l,lng ser ge9ensuirtieeu Wahtbabee
Deutlhlatos 6u einer Auibebuus oes
driitliden Sittenseieses Into eiaem
,>bolibelpil ltiihen 'Sitten6aos' fibre.
Sssnt @eaeulas CUR 9enbeus W,.i-
lolinis uno 5rancos, nit Der mabti-
gen rontiiden 8elttirhe 81 pattiereH.
lit im Dritten Reib cine folde Spau-
n,.ng s'uiiheu 5taat unb Rird,e eiH-
aerifien oas iosar iaon Die Ytoatib-
felt elmer Mbberuiltng bes papftliheH
Nuntius bisfutiert tuoroeu it, ltuA
ood fno, leie Beribte aus Deutid-
lat1o meloen, bic Rtrben boiler oena
ie NIT inbriiultie 8etenoen, nua n.ebr
oenn ie bribt iib Die erfenRtnis
YabH, oa6 Dentut nidt 5eigbeit III,
uie Die Ma5is unterHellen, ieneera
Wut 5ur @obrbaftigfeit, nnb oab bic
Site nidt Sh,pdd)e ,,minberlwrti9er
@allen' lit, iouoeru Die araft @ottes.
bic Den Wenlhen CUNT Meuidessbra-
Der treibt.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
Gttaraildter Yrotef Des 8ii@sis ben Irier
sesta Aa3ifil1t 6sttesldferaagea

hen ser altteitatseatliben Dffenba.
.rnaa.
9ieiem einen, etuiaen @ott, Dor
aeln Die sanSe briittide 8elt aube<
tena ibr anie be,tat, sibt oer, 8eoner
aen Abidiee: ,,Du balt auseelpielt!
IS lit amsr' @ibt es eine 1hlimmere
Serbobnung beflen, Der ,ms oas BET
lialte @roenaut ilt? 9eilen Namen
mir als RiHo 5uerIt aus Dem Muno
eer M'tter b0rteu nno ut gbrfurdt
ipredyen lerl1ten2 Den Willionen dri.
ltusglaubiger 5aloaten in Rot uub
Gelabr pou esSstbr.ntit anruien, ,no
NIT heien Rameu al,f Sen 2ippen lie
lterben fitr Bolt ,mo Baterlaub? Den
Hebner mobte id) iaaen: gs perben
nod Miiiioneu unS abermtaionen
1otteStreuer MenIden ibr @nie aabe<
tene nor @ott belteen, tuenn aen Sra
Hten ses 8ebuers fetH We,id naebr
fettnt.
Ner @att ben abidies gilt, gtbt
aud oen 10 @ebetea ben Mblbieb,
tuie Der 8eoner es tat nit ben @or-
ten: uWnr bic Wah.reeiese ftnb fiir
ms ttaBeebeno, nidt bic 10 @ebo.
te." Die TO 8ebote, nit ibren 8ie-
ltereiea,. iaste er, mosen ia fiir Die
S,tbenld,tpeine gut aetuelen iein, aber
nid,t fiir nas.
Die bl. 10 @ebete sab einft @ott
oer Allmdbtise, Der !Serr Der @elt.
ser Senfer. aller NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
fiir aae 3eiten unb atle Wenlben
3str 5eltleeuna Ser Rebte @ottes UNI
ter ben MenlAen, sur Babruna ber
Nenldenrehte, 5,tr ein5is noeliben
@runblase BET ioaialen unb fittltden
Sronuna Der Belt. $50 ua,t bic eber>
l,ea @pttestafeln bon 5inai aerbro.
beu lsno 5erfblasen, on bat man Die
Srbnltng, ben syrieoen auf aaen @e-
bieten, Die ebte elite 1lub bas ipabre
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FORMS
Hei-Oel Linilnent

Seeer, bee ,au rseua,atildbeu p.yb
nentalaild,en 9daa.erseu leibet, isiN
lotsrtiee 2'ueernl.g babeH Die at5ers
ltdbe @esen.sirfnRe sDn Hsrui'e
3eii IMMINENT ipirtt fAuea As.b
briaat isiafon,a,eue 2utest.,aa aem ben
Analen ben rbeunsatiSheu in,s ueas
ralsiideu 9dnerseit, nu,sf..lSSSen,
Miidenfbmetae,l letfeu eber fdpa.ex~j
5etteen Wusfel,l gerreuf'ugeu, 5tsk.
tp.t,tben ober Serltanduu.aeu, iudes.s
Sen sser brenneltoeu ssiisen - ipie sie!
srfolareid,e @rfabruna nDn Sa,,1eAbema
feit fiber SIS Subreu betpiefeu bat.1
$en=Oel lit Elm ltnber,,ses, s,aifee.l
tild,es fdanersitiaenoes MitteI, oaa|
lefutt reid,es, totes @(ut IN bic gee
idiuoaene,l irritiertem f6urersenSeu
@esenbeu siebt Msufen 5ie nod bessae
eiue 6lai6e neil.Ssl 2iniasent u.sb
9enieBen 5ie ielbit bic Morteile {einer
toobftHe,sben, beiIenben @arn,e.
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Slid bet MeaiAea sstldIasea ltsse
5erbrssbea. -
Eat @st, Ser 5Aopfer uas @efes-
geber ser Belt. nidt IN oea apei er.i
item @eboten sas Medyt su perlaasea,
sas feline @eibopfe ibu oHertenueN
unb ebren? 5eiuen Nanten beilisen2
Nit feinem Gag, seH Tag bes Serrn,
Hisbe uno 8aunt at bereiten fiir Die
Gottesoerebrnng nit aansem Sersen
nne lhseteiltet Seele2 SIT niht Die
entbeillelne bes Sountoss sunt In,
leaen fir Die WenIhen ge,peroen une
lbirs es inmer nebr? llno wenu
audi ct nod pic Die sSeiertase, teie
'Haa su itberleaen 1beint> nod 5um
arbettstase miro susttHiten eiHer be
a.,emeren Arbeitseintetl.ms2 s8ie in
Mabla#es
$50 1T cine feftere @runolase fit
sic Auteritat m 6amilie nHs Staet
ais iM 4. @ebote? go eine sr1kere
Siderbeit fir bas Hedt auf bas Sc
ben ses Wenldeu aIs I'M S. @ebete:
,,Du Iollf nid,t toteu2" DO cine gro
fere Siherbeit fiir eiu fttlih reiues
Seben, fiir sas leeroenoe 2eben, fitr
Itttentre,te gbeu ais i,u 6. @ebet nno
i'n g. @ebote DO etne sroBere Si-
berbeit fiir bas perionlid,e eiaen-
ttmsreAt, nit eem man beute piel
fab lpioer aaes Med)t umsebt, fiir
Die losiale @eredtisfeit ols im 7.
,tuo 1o.e $40 eiue sr1Bere Siberbeit
fir bic Wabrbeit unb Die @bre ses
WitmenIhen OILS inn 9. @ebotS Du
iouft fein falides 3ensnis seben tui
Der oeinen gtdblteu!, iporin einge
ihlohen lit: Du earfit nibt liisen,
eu oarfft feinen Meineib letiten, oat
barfft nibt berIeuMheal2
Das 1T audi Der @runo, uesbalb
@btiltus Der Serr fiir oas neae Got.
tesreid auf @roeu, fiir ben neueu
briltlibeu 8uno BON ben 10 @ebofen
berlanst, oaB ,,fein Sofa uno fein
5triblein" oarun seaHoert tpiiroe
(Mt. 5,t8). (5blnB folat)
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3n tueit sesaaaea

.,Ste teetoen beihuloigt benz
5hmiot aui her Rornbausbriide cine
tiidtise Obrfeiae berabreidt 5u ,ba-
ben. Seben Sic eit, bab Sic su tueit
aesangen TnoY"
,Sa, ib bate ibm auf Der Rirtbe,t~
ielobritte ltbou eine eeben iolleu"
Bet oft uno gem, oies ,'pirb Dir araft
sum @l,ten geben:
Ner rebt ~ beten 'tpeiS. ,ber ,ueit
audi reht su ;leben.
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eitter Rresiat eiu, Die Biidef Serte-
teaiier aea Grier hu DOM aaa 80.
9tssesaser 194i gebalten bat. Der
1tasttaiitise Bilbof peii ia naerihrof-
feHen @etden bic teitbeioniideu @et-
teslaitera,asen s,ariid, Die 0ffentih
bon Staatsheautten in 8erIalumlln>
gea ltstaeidbeut ae,n be,tiden Balfe
geaaten leerben.
Dte biiAaHide Rresist. Die 1T
DeattIblaas c,mo in, anslano 5irf,t-
lieet, bat fslsenseu @ertlant:
es aebt auset.bfieftib cine @eue
bon BerIaannlunsen aburb bas oe,t'
fde 2ano. sBir babeu seglaubt, Fe
batten sea SiHn, ltniere 9ersest ano
utHeren @iaen az ftarfen III Dem
fdseerea Sabidialstan,pf n1leres Ba~
tetlauees: aaen aus Serb su legen,
bic beilisea BfilAten aegen ataler
Baterlaus audi uater lblperIteu Op'
fent su erfiillest in treuer 2iebe Der
IaMpfenben Seloateu 81 eeee,tfen
stsas Der 9otes, bic ein @rab in frent=
Der @rbe fanoen.
Ds1 ntit oeu an 3ah tsadsiesteen
8eria,aHtlAst9en sebt bittere Gnttau'
fd9nHg sa.rag sas 9a.so. Nah ben Bis
bergen Se1tltellunse,t biefen eiele Die
fee @erlasnn,luasen basu, ben felt
Sebren essen @briftentum INTO air&e
aefitbrten &onpf 5unt eisentli6en
fbetHa wereeu 5u laiien, AUDI ba, 100
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-04
CARGO SUBS TINTED AS
 FRE|GHTER5
War Office Fears Air Ships Too Advanced for
 This War

WASHINGTON, Aug. A. Simon Lake, inventor of the submarine, said that he believed German car go-carrying subs are supplying tn" smaller U-boats sinking ships of the American coast.
 It has been recommended to Senator's that the United States build undersea freighters. He pro- posed building of cargo subs to elude enemy torpedoes instead Sf trying to build surface ships faster han the U-boats can sink them.
 Col. Hugh Knerr, retired, told the committee he thought th'.t shipyards will be able to handle tbe cargo airplane during the next war but that it will take too long for them to produce aircraft dur Ing this war. This was his answer to Henry Kaiser, west coast ship builder who has been suggesting the development of huge cargo air. ships to be built in shipyards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-04
5AB0TEUR5' FATE UP TO
 PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Studying Find. ings, Sentence of MiIi-
 tary Commission

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Presi- dent Roosevelt gave over virtually the entire day to what his aides termed very careful review" of the findings and sentences of the Military Commission that tried eight Nazis, on charges of entering the United States for sabotage &C., tivities.
 No indications of the Presidents decision will come today because he must go through tall stack of documents.
 The findings and sentences were handed to the President yesterday by the Military Commission which has ended the trial.