davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

Wanbe @orte iperben inns tn
Gaufe Der 3eit 10 selaufis, baB iuir
,ins gar niht mebr ibres pollen 5in-
nes betpuBt lino. gs fomn1en oaun
aber 3eiten uuo @elesenbeiten nno
@reignifie, bie ,ms auf einmal seraoe-
5,t iiberipdltiseno sum 8etuuBtiein
brinsen, mas ser Sinn iol6er @orte
lit. 3u 8orten bieier Mrt sebort oas
@ort bon Ser uitreitenoen imb lei.
benoen Stride.
Dieler gbarafter bes ,,Streitens
uno 2eibens" lit INNER als elm Der
Stride gbrilti beionoers eigenes
Werfmal betrabtet lino eelpertet nor
ben. 46er es beoltrfte tpieoerT einmal
einer Belt iuie ser gegentpdrtiaen, I'm
3otbolifen nno gtibtfatbolifen slt-
elei6 Sic ean5e 8eoeutung 1tno ben
boIlen llmfang bieIer @orte pon
nealem flar5uma6en.
8ein fir lid betrabtet, lit es ia
ettoas 8eOauerlibes, ipeni1 nibt gar
Sraeii6es, OaB eine ginridtung tpie
Die airde, oereu Wtiliion ood eine
folhe oes Srieoens ,.no ber 2iebe lit,
itreiten ,tno leioen ,nuB. l1no beioes
tut Tie in bollitem Rabe sur gegen-
tpartieen 3eit. Btus ber 3luolfte bat
ais Setter ser Stride gbrilti eiu Grbe
ansetreten, oas slnlal IN Ben lebten
bret Bdpiten Dor ibm sleibbeoeuteuo
iuar init falt l,nansgelestem Rampfe
fir sic Sabe gbriiti sic Gedte Der
Stride, bas 8obl oer ibnen anoer-
trauten Seelen. 9ieier &f bat iih
TIT oen lebten Sabren ius mermeBlibe
geiteigert infolge ser 8eriolaangeu
int 9ellti6lanb ,mo Sen bon ibm l,n-
ter,porfenen 2anoern, in Ben @inertf<
fen, nit 6enen Ser italieniide Saihis-
mus periudt, bie Stride auriid5uoralt-
gen lno iid) ielblt 5u5r 8elt,ng 81
bringen. 8a5lt fonlnt Elm itiaer, aber
nid)t neniger 5dber nno anlpannen-
Der 2ampf, BEN oie Stride 5n fiibren
ge5n,ngen lit gegen ben @eilt IN BET
nabe allen frieefiibrenoen Sanoern,
oer Iib INNER lpeiter bon Dem @eilte
gbrilti entiernt, ia i'm pol1ig ans5u>
fdalten ildt in ber art Der arieg-
fitbruna ioipobl iuie beionoers in
@inblid auf sic epentuelle S6affns
eiaes gerebten ltno oalernoen Srie-
oens imb bie Neuregelung Der Welt-
berbaltniiie. 9ie Stride bietet aaeI
Rrifte a,,f, BEN aantpf 10 at fiibren,
ba6 iie oes 8ertralens Gbriiti mir
Dig bIeibt.
9ieier @eilt uno bieie @ntidloiien-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

idlilnmite sefdbroet lit. geidt nur
Dies. Gin neuaufsepustes Seioentum.
in Deutidlano il,dt iid nit bent al
ten Seioentlnt 1T .Sapan 5it perbrii-
bern ltno 10 oie &edte uno Senoung
Der Stride gbriiti ols absetan at CT.
flaren. Sn Ser angeblid bloBen 8af-
fenbriioerl6aft ser Gerbiinoeten nit
oem sottloien 5o,pietismus muB iie
3e,tae iein, luie Der aomnutnismus
ein offenes 9or finbet, feline llnter-
ruiltierunsstruppen TT oie 2dnoer etn=
riiden gu lailen, oie ilad oeM 8orte
unleres Rraiioenten augeblid fiir Die.
Serridaft oes @eiltes gbriiti fdup-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

Dem sod Die Stride ibre ltdrfite Stiibe
batte, lit iie belte ibrer beiteu Grnpe
pen lno 5iibrer beraltbt. Die Bit
benoen Observation-Disclosures iino
faIt iiberau bernidtet, ooer 70 ein..
seidniirt, oaB iie erltiden miiiien 9ie
giidofe iino, iel6it uenn nidt brett
inn @efansnis, 70 ood in ibrer Birf-
iamfeit bebinoert. Die Yrieiter in ie-
bent Sdritt eebemntt, sic @Iai,bigen,
iuenn nidt Ser Stride e,tt5ogen ooer
sesen ite aufgebest, 10 0od Derldiid-
tert lino in ein Berbdltnis geordngt,
oas iie oft senus ben aatafomben-
driiten at 8riioern madt. Die pelt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

iueiten Wiiionen iino ourd Die luelt.
toeiten 5einoielisfeiteu iu ibren ar.
beiten oeitort, in ibren 8elueenngen
sebenn,t. SSbr BerIonal lit beorobt,
pergeiualtist uno Derminoert uno ser
10 notisen Silfe beraubt, iobaB oie
miibielig er5ieltc 5ritdt nun aufs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Seromiu tier, eime Der alten 6ultur.
ltGttem Der Sdhueis

8enn int 9OOiubrIgen Jleden 8e-
rollliinlter oie Serrgottsditc int erlteu
5arteu Yudeugriin ols Beg5eiAen Die
StraBen i6nliiden, 90 uno BORT eb.
renbpgen erribtet lino, Sousaltdrheu
sic S6ei6en ser 8auernbullIer 55iereu
lmo Sic @loden ser Stifts- mo oer
Yforrfirde belonoers feierli6 erfliu-
gen, lit ser SinmleliaDrtStug nit oeu
beriibmten llmritt ha. Yfcroe9etrap.
| pei ,mo 9leGnrulif begeiltert DIR uuo
Ser5, ,mb eern Idluet Der bise9elu-
bene Siun,el IN bla,er TriibllnesIeioe
binter i1ipar5en gSettermolfen ielber
oie groBe gallfe Cine farbeufrobe
9ru5eliion, Der ieaenIpenoenoe 2eut-
prieiter, aeiitlid)e ssiiroentriger> oer
Yroplt ser 0err 5u 9fiinlter, ser ST.
GRIT init ser @lode, poralts oie Wfat-
neu nit bent &rell5, SABINE lnb &ater-
nen, sic blnuen &ir6enrGte unb oer
rote. Sttftstpeibel, aae bod 5u 9toB.
balten. ibre sSluriegmlng 9teun big
5ebn Stunoen bullert bieler slltf-
fabrtslunritt lmo es foWen nund-
mai Suuoerte bon Neitern llno SUP
ganger 5u SalllenOem ge5ablt lperoeu.
8erpnliinIter, bas ourh Sen Hlrno-
funt nidt nl1r ieber Sd,pei5erihlbe,
louoeru ouh ser ipeiteu sSelt tagtdg-
lih als llnlcr Sanoeslenber in GriH-
nerllng gebrad)t miro, lit im oberu
Hinental, alio i'm 2u5erl1ergebiet at
ser StraBe Suricc cc>9teinuh 81 fiuoeu.
slrn in 9(rm baben Stift lno Tlet-
feu felt oem Mittelalter sic Stiirne
Ser 3eit itberlpunben. 9as Stift 8e-
rpnis Wpnolteri,ml ,piro lhon in et.'
ter pom @rafen lllri6 bon 2en5bltrG
alu g.. Sprnlmg 1896 ollsgeitellten
Sdenflu,gsl,rflnbe eriu1bnt, nad oer:
es BON leinen Gltern 5lt gnoe bes 10.
Sabrblm6erts gegriinoet tuoroen it,,
uno. sipar ipie Sic legenodre @riiu.
oun9s9eidibte er6dblt, an iener Ste(-
le, 100 iein Sobn 8ero ali elmer
8areniaso ben 500 eeIlnoen baben
Iol: 1906 ipurhe bas nlte ,,aoelihe"'.
Gborberrenltift in @meritenItift-- ber-
iunnbelt. 1764. fiel ser sSleden mtt
94 SGuiern nno nelt,t anoern 9auten,
einen 8ranoe .5rm Spfer ltnb erbielt
oaun lngefGbr bas iesi9e slusieben.,
Sd0ner als oas gborseitiibl bott
Yerouuiiniter fann falln be oilt-
,nelspforte geIhniet Iein. Der ar-
diDar bon Sl,rlee fldrte mid oar-
(5ortiebung nuf Seite 11)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
streitemOe umo leioenDe Rirde

belt 1T aber ilnio betuunoernngstuiir.
bigger, penn nan beoenft, pie tie CUR
ielben 3eit burd cine 2eioensperiobe
sebt ipie nidt oft in ibrer lansen @e-
Ihi6te sSsn beinabe gang europa, IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

Obises 8ilo 5eigt Wflsr. Yaeel-
Ii, als ct i'm Sabre 1910 als Wsit.
slie6 Ser pdpitliden Miliion 5lr
Grolulns &0nig @eorgs bes Jiinf-
ten nad England seianot uuroe.
- Nittleres 8ilo: WIgr., Hacelli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Tips for
The Home
Mdnicuiist
By DONNA GRACE

WHILE We may tell you that
w lovely hands arc just a part
OF good grooming and that We
see no excuse for broken nails or
rough SKIN. we know well how
hard 1t is cor any Of as 10 keep
our hands in perfect condition.
Pretty white hands are almost
on the luxury or priority list
when every one is working as
hard as We all are now.
We should Try, though TO
MAKE me weekly manicure a
rule Go TO a good professional
If possible. hut have a complete
kit OF your own at home 70:
repairs between visits
The short cut 10 home or pro-
fessional manlcures is conserva-
tive shaping. There should be
no attempt TO make points, and
nails should never be filed down
AT the sides. Let them grow
we'll over the point where they
are attached 20 the side cutlcle.
This will assure coed support
and nrrVcnt breaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Push Back Cuticle

An orange wood stick should
be used TO gently push the cuticle
back from the base and sides of
the nail.
Soap and warm water will
make skin more piiaefc7
Those who have time like 10
use four coats of polish. The
first Is the clear for smooth
ness and nail protection. then
the brilliant color. Do one hand
and while it is drying do the
other.
Apply the polish in the center
of the nail. Just away from the
cuticie, stroke 10 the tips and
keep away from the sides as
much as possible. Don't oyer
: load The brush,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Everything is a game to him
love, war, business, politics,
his profession or his work.
That is what makes and keeps
him the eternal juvenile.
II Is the boy in every man
that makes him struggle into
the bbeachers at the baseball
parks, and sit all afternoon in
the broiling sun. yelling like a
wild Indian and throwing his
hat into the air.
In Imagination he is playing
the game himself. He sees him
self. the Boy Hero, out there,
pitching those wonderful curves
and making those marvellous
home runs.
Ii is the boy i'm every man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

night supper out of the Ice
box, never tries to control his
diet. gives him three cups OF
coffee and two helpings of pie
because he likes il" and helps,
him to find his shoes and the
other things he filings around
the house.
She is the wife who. figura-
lively, fastens the Indian feath-
ers on his head and dances
around him. crying, See thee
Conquering Hero comes"
It's awfully hard to be az
guardian 10 a human being
whom you permit TO treat you
like a moron-~but that's the
secret of being a happy wife!
Copyright. 1e42. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Programs in War
Subject Of Meetinc

FINE ARTS department of
Highland Park Women's Club
will meet 100 p. m. Monday in
the art room at McGregor
Library.
Miss Ann McGurk, instructor
of public speaking in Highland
Park Junior College, will lead a
discussion on Should War Pro-
grams Predominant in Wartime
or Should Drama. Music, Art
and Literature Stress Relaxa-
tion?"
Mrs. Kathryn Margah, art
instructor, will talk on Let Us
Buy a Picture in Imagination"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Don't Cut Cuticle

The cuticle al the sides and
base of the nail should be so
smooth that cutting will never
be necessary.
Yes, we know, some operators
think nothing of clipping the
cuticle all around, but this tends
10 make il more conspicuous.
Nature in her efforts 10 re-
pair the ruptured line will
hasten to grow another and
much heavier border which
eventually will be cut away.
Regular care will not only make
this cutting unnecessary but
will refine and fit the protective
tissue TO the nail. This will keep
the nails lovely and when there
are no clipped or rough edges.
the outline will not become
soiled and stained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Johnny Cake

One cup sifted flour. pa tea
spoons baking powder, l tea
spoon salt, ! cup corn meal, l
tablespoon shortening. 3 table
spoons corn syrup, 2 egg yolks,
unbeaten, q cup milk and 2 egg
whites.
Stiff flour once, measure. add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Add corn meal and mix
well. Cream shortening. Add
syrup gradually, beating well
after each addition. Add u of
flour and beat until smooth and
we'll blended Add egg yolk, one
at time, beating we'll afte r
each.
Add remaining flour in thirds.
alternately with milk in halves,
beating very we'll after each adj
dition. Beat egg whites until
they will hold up in moist peaks.
Stir quickly but thoroughly into
batter. Turn into creased pan.
9x9x2 inches, and bake in hot
oven 400 degrees) 80 minutes,
or until done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN a girl narrfes she
Nv takes a boy to raise" as the
saying goes.
There is a boy in every man.
and the most successful wife rs
the one who knows best how
10 appeal TO the eternal, ire
sponSible, headstrong juvenile
lurking under her husbands
hat.
When a girl grows up, she
stops playing with dolls and
tops and Skipping-ropes; but a
man goes right on playing
games tin his imagination) UNI
ill the last dose OF medicine
and the last breath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Second Coat

When the first coat is dry go
over il with another coat.
Let it dry and then cover with
n colorless seal 10 add sparkle
and keep the polish from chip
ping off.
Most girls like a hairline edge
instead of completely covering
the nail. This is done with the
thumb Of the free hand. Just
smooth pressure over the top
will remove the rim evenly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Mix Your Meats

DON'T BE afraid TO mix
meats! Lamb stew has an extra
SAVIOR when a few small pieces
of pork are added. Combinations
of ground meat are good in meat
loaveS. Toss "crackling's" into
these, too, for old-fashioned rich
ness of flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Serve This Cake
At Any Meal

I IGHT. fluffy. golden Johnny
IL Cake an all aroun d the
clock recipe; it is good from
early morning with hot choco-
late, until dinner time in place
of rolls or bread
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Parker P-TA TO Hear Talks

A PANEL discussion on "A
just and Durable Peace by
five Wayne University students
will highlight the meeting OF
Parker Parent Teacher ASsocia-
ton at las Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

that makes him tell fish stories
and lie about his golf score and
take his small son to the circus.
and enjoy the Mickey Mouse
films.
1 know an old gentleman Of
20 who never misses a Mickey
Mouse picture. But his wife pre-
fers Tyrone Power or Clark
Gable.
Adventure Stories
II Is the boy in every man
that makes him read adventure
stories and hurry home from a
serious business conference in
Ifder TO finish a detective yarn.
1t is the boy in every man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

that makes him long for a
woman'ss soothing touch on his
forehead when he is defeated
and feeling sorry for himself.
And the wife who makes him
happiest is the one who under
stands the boy in him and SYM
pathizes with his boyishness;
the wife who let's him out ito
play" and does not try to crab
his games: the one who can
join in the spirit Of the thing
and never gets sore.
That's the Secret
The woman who can wind her
husband around her finger is
the one who blinks at his jul
venility. let's him snitch a mid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

plINQn-Gd. River mt Joy Rd. no. 3,st
Ni'Do Open I;f5. The Greatest Of All
Great Pictures. Charles Laughton. Charles
Bickford. Kent Taylor. WHITE WOMAN
Also J. Edgar Hoovers Great Star.
"PERSOSs IN HIDING"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

pAMlNA-Gratiot and Smile Park Free Il
hhMVih Mat. at 1915. Last Show 30
p. M. RED" Skelton and Ann Sothern in
.MAisIE GETS HER MAN" THE MALE
ANIMAL" Henry Fonda. o. DeHavillsnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

at southfIeId CE. siisk
WhhhLN Open 12:45. Park Free
Henry Fonda, THE MALE ANIMAL"
Olivia DeHaviIland. "POSTMAN DIDN'T
RING" Richard Travis. Divide, Conquer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

ppESInENT-IO7ss Mack LIE. 7ss: 4
hLoiDk'i Open 1870 p. NJ. Cartoon.
"PRlDE or THE NAVY" Rochelle Hud-
son. J. Dunn c. Trevor. J. Wayne. W
Pidgeon In THE DARK COMMAND"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

lpJCcADIIJY-FenkeIi mt PetosLey 4
itIhDiLLi Open 12:45. Park Free.
SISTERS Plus Jackie Cooper, Bonita
Granville In "SYNCOPATION"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

WACUINCT0N-Royai Oak. Mich. r
WhoHllVuiON Cont. from ! 30. Ida
Lupino, Jean Cabin In ..MOONTIDE"
WIN. Tracy. Jas. Gleason.
Time: "Tbe Fighting French"
Disney's "Mickey's Birthday Party"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

I0V-Joy and Dexter Tf. 7-0Zl0
wi Cont. f:f5 Rita Hayworth
Victure Mature In my GAL SAL" "BUY
ME THAT TOWN" with Lloyd Nolan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

lRADl0 clTY-Woodward near s-Miie Road
NnDfV VIII Diana Barrymore Robt
Stack. EAGLE SQUADRON" Weaver
Bros. a Elviry. THE OLD HOMESTEAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

DI L7l-116tl r.. Jefferson III. 1897 4
LnLh Cont. 10 Midnight Bruce Ben
nett and Virginia Field in "ATLANTIC
CONVOY" Plus John Boles. Mona Barrie
in 1.-THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

MN Open 80 A. NJ. News. Serial.
Cartoon. Dorothy Lamour, Bob Burns.
Martha Raye, "TROPIC HOLIDAY" Plus
Johnny Mack Brown in "STAGECOACH
BUCKAROO." Added, Our Russian Front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

TRVINc-2i220 Fenkeii Ave. RE. 2sss
an'u,o Melvyn Douglas Joan Crawford
THEY ALL KISSED THE BRIDE" Plus
PRIVATE BUCKAROO," with Andrews
Sisters and Dick Foran. March OF Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

RCCCNT-Woodwd'd-Gd blvd. JR. .-s464s
hLuL'i Comedy. Tragedy. Last Show
9; 80 "BIONDIE FOR VICTORY Penny
Singleton, Arthur Lake. Plus Joseph Cot
ton in "MAGNIFTCENT AMBERsONs."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

pCCLT -DequIndre- Minnesota TW. 2-l02l
NLuhL Cont. 1890. THE GREAT
Charlie Chaplin. Pauiette
"AI.L-AMERICAN COED" with
Johnny Downs and Frances Langford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
dies. Hurt
Canadian Army Scout Car
Hits Civilian Auto -

A four-and-one-half ton Cana
clan Army scout car on a test run
today was responsible for the
death of one Windsor mand and
serious injuries 10 two others.
The dead man is Richard An
taya 10, Of 1884 Montcalm avenue,
Windsor. lie was killed instantly.
Russell Carr, 81. Of La Sale.
and David Ball, 10. of 3761 Con-
ncaught avenue. Windsor, were
seriously injured as the heavy
army vehicle crashed into the side
Of the 1927 model coach in which
the three men we're riding.
The test driver for the army car
was Donald Huffman of $50 Pill
lettc road. Windsor. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Michigan
Politics
Mcleod, O'Brien
Face Stiff Primary
Fights in Thirteenth
BY FRANK MORRIS
By FRANK MORRIS

tNo duty confronting the
voters in the primary elections.
September Is, is more important
than careful selection from
among the candidates for Con-
crcss. This is the second of a
series describing the contests in
the six districts which are in
whole or in part in Wayne
COUNTY,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Heads Insurance Agents

MACKINAC ISLAND. Sept. a.
The Michigan Association of
Insurance Agents closed its con-.
vention here today with the cleo
ton Of Arno r. Schorer of
Kalamazoo. as president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Fall Kills Elderly Man

A fan down the, stairs IN his
home at $50 diSonsavenue proved
fatal 20 Frank i. Fty, 20. HE died
an Grace Hospital OF broken neck
a few hours after admittance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

bedroom 176 dining
tables I46 beds 81 dresse 40
all ordered sold Each day. each
Americas finest furniture
complete stock priced prices
We anything like again don't delay be
therefor the finalwi the end.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Naval Physician Urges
Civilian |mmunization

Capt. Charles Stephenson, U. S.
NJ, Bureau of Preventative Medi-
cine, will urge mass immunization
of the civilians against tetanus and
typhoid in a talk at the tenth an
nual post graduate clinic of George
Washington University School OF
Medicine to be held February 20
and 81.
Captain Stephenson recently OBJ
served benefits of mass mmuniza-
ton in Britain, where thousands
have been injured in the bombings.
According to an advance release he
will say the step should be taken
here not only as a wartime measure
but also because. even in peace
time, 10000 persons die annually as
a result of automobile accidents,
some cf them from tetanus, and
nearly 100000 receive injuries in
traffic and industrial accidents. An
improved tetanus toxoid provides
lifetime immunity.
The toxoid will be administered
to some 300 G. w. U. medical stu
dents in the next few days, accord
ing to DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn, dean
of the school. The two-day clinic
will close with the sixteenth annual
banquet of the George Washington
University Medical Society.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
BerIe 10 Address Dinner
OF Columbia j. Alumni

The annual dinner Of the Column
bia University Alumni Club Of
Washington at the Carlton Hotel
February IA will be addressed by
Adolph A. Berle, jr.. Assistant Sec
retary of State, and DR.. Carter
Goodrich, chairman of the Govern
ing Board Of the International
Labor ONCE.
Durward v. Sandifer Is general
chairman of the affair. Committees,
with the first named as chairman,
are: Speakers, Willard B. Cowles,
Irving S. Fusfeld and Theodore p.
Atsalas; reception. Melvin H. Dali
berg and Edwin N. Lewis; distin-
guished guests, Alexander Holtzoff,
Col. Lester G. Wilson and L. j.
Cochrane; dinner and entertain
ment, Raymond G. Irvine. Dean
Elmer L. Kayser and Silvis A.
Minon: tickets, William Oehrle,
E. c. Ropes, Hubert H. Margolies,
Hugo Weisberger and Julian r. Will
helm.
william Roy Valance, assistant
to the legal adviser of the State
Department, is president of the club.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
BY the Associated Press.


The diary to date, from official
War Department reports. of Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's resistance in
the siege of Batan Peninsula:
January 3-American and Filipino
troops consolidate in new positions
after a regrouping which thwarted
Japanese attempts to divide north
and south forces; go Japanese
planes lombard Corregidor for five
hours; three Japanese planes shot
down.
January 4-Corregidor attacked
again by So bombers; four japanese
planes shot down, four others hit.
January Defenders repulse
strong Japanese attack, killing TOO
Japanese; so japanese planes bomb
Corregidor for four hours: at least
seven hit by United States anti
aircraft fire.
January 6.-Forty-five bombers
attack Coregidor; several hit by
anti-aircraft fire.
Defenders Hold Fast.
January 7-Heavy fighting with
Japanese increasing pressure at all
points; japanese planes bomb, ma
chine-gun front lines continuously,
but defenders hold fast. 1
January 8-Japanese move up re-
Inducements for large-sca,e attack:
air activity confined to reconnais-
sance.
January e-Lull In fighting as
Japanese continue Assault prepa-
rations.
January l0-Intensive patrolling
and artillery duels along whole
front. -.-
January II - Heavily reinforced
japanese troops attack right flank
with tremendous force; American
and Filipino troops hurl back at
tackers, inf1icting heavy losses. Cor
regidor bombed again.
January 12-Heavy artillery battle
along whole front; ground activity
increasing; widespread japanese air
attacks.
Eleven Batteries Silenced.
January 13-MacArthrr'S artillery
skaters japanese tank and armored
columns. disperses infantry con-
centrations, silences IL japanese
Batteries in 24-hour big gun battle
which proved definite superiority of
defending artillerymen.
January IA - Defenders repulse
two determined japanese recon-
Nuisance attacks which were sup
ported by artillery fire and aircraft,
inf1icting heavy losses on enemy.
January 15-Nine heavy japanese
pombers attack Corregidor; two shot
down; japanese infantry maintain
pressure, attempting general in
filtration.
January 16 - Japanese fighters
and dive bombers maintain inces-
SAINT attack on defenders front lines
and artillery positions: specially
trained japanese shock troops try
inflltration at scattered points.