davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
First of All Winner

First of All, a gelded 3-year-oId
son of Sweep All, scored a run
away victory in the $1,000 Sport
of Kings Handicap, the days big
geSt race.
Johnny Adams also brought tri-
umph 10 the Fisher colors in this
event as he shot First of All past
the favored Best Reward to the
lead, and took him on 10 score a
three and a half length victory
over Best Reward. with the rest
OF the field strung out in his wake.
+. n. Beezley's BY Conscript was
tlve lengths back for third money.
The hot sun. which made the
Detroit track harder and faster
than any other day this year,
aided Ball Player in his run to the
record. The gelding, which had
won three of his Is previous
starts, also had the advantage OF
at the head of the stretch and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
CUPPERS SWEEP
) RYDER MATCHES
Hogan, Demare+
Top Little and
Cooper. II and II
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

Led by mighty little Ben Hogan.
who approached the stature of a
one-man team, the Ryder Cup de-
tenders swept all five best ball
matches from the challengers Sat-
.urday at Oakland Hills
This big margin is almost GER
tain 10 see Craig Woods team
safely through Sundays 10 singles
matches, which Will conclude the
two-day golfing classic being
played for the Red Cross.
Conquering the high wind code
gree temperatures and the lengthy
layout, the why Hogan, COLTS
wonder man, bettored par by eight
strokes for rs holes as he and
Jimmy Demaret Of Plum Hollow
drubbed Lawson Little and Harry
.COODer II and 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Ro|fe' S Homer
Wins for Ydnks

NEW YORK, July Is (UP)-
Though Marvin Breuer blew a s.
run lead in the ninth 10 allow
the Chicago White Sox 10 tie the
score on homers by Wally Moses
and George Dickey Red Rolfe
broke up the game in the tenth
with his fourth homer this week
to give the New York Yankees
their seventh straight. 7 10 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Sailing Through

The feet is divided into five diff
ferent classes. Warrior. in the
Racing Division with four other
entries, the 10-meter Revenge, the
P-clasS sloop Joyant, Falcon and
the Old O., CapiScum. started two
hours ahead Of Hostess ii. Charley
Beck's 52-foot yawl. and Charles
SorenSenS 60-foot cutter White
Cloud.
Both Hostess II and White
Cloud were sailing through the
smaller cruising divisions which
were started ahead and, at their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Washington 3. 81. Louis o.
New York 7. Chicago s.
DETROIT At Philadelphia postponed
Cleveland ~ Boston, postponed
SUNDAYS GAMES
81. Louis a. Washington.
DETROIT at Philadelphia (2l.
Chicago AZ New York
Cleveland al Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Hogan's Bid for Eagle
Thrills Ryder Gallery
BY LEO MACDoNELL

three holes. II didn't look as II
Ben was going anywhere. With a
little luck he would have had
phenomenal low round i'm medal
play.
An 18-inch putt on the eight
Continued on Page Two,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Sundays Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
NATIONAL IEAGrT

AN Clubs Play Two Gauss1
Philadelphia (PodgaJuy % ana Ho.r,,
3-lOj A. Chicago tWarneke SIS ard Ri,horr
f-6J. ! 30 p m (CWTJ
Boston tTobin s-i3 ard Tos, s-s or ssIv,
80 81 Pitsbugh tSeWell 1917 and Dists
"a or khngsr So. 2 p m CEwTJ
New York carpenter 81 and Felan,a,
l-Ol A. Cincinnati Wander Nicer OF ara
walters li-6J. 100 y ~ tEWT)
Brooklyn wyatt 1917 snd Htgbs 81, a
81: Louis Cooper III and Beazlsy 1910,
I 30 .. m tCWTJ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Totals 40 llN2q - Totals a. H. 40 n
XTvo oui when winning run scored
Rated for Weland IN ninth.
Chicago OO0 200 los O-e
New York 600 020 400 -
Runs Wright Appltng 2 Moses. Turner.
"a. Dckey Hassett 2. Rolfe q DlMagRio
Keller. Breuer Error-Kennedy Runs
batted in-Henrich 3. Applng DiMaggio
2. Keller, Moses ;. Dickey 2. Rolfe. Two
base hits-Kolloway. DiMaggio. Home runs
-Appling. DiMagEio. Keller. Moses. Dickey,
Rolfe stolen base-Rosar. Sacrifice hit
Keller. Left on bases-New York Il, Chi
.cago Z, Bases on balls--On Wade S. OF
Breuer 2. of Linder l, OF Haynes l.
Struck out-By Breuer 3. by weisnd 1. by
HAYNES ! Hits-Of Wade in ID in
ninEs. on Weland none In / "a innings,
on Haynes In I % innings, or Breuer
ne In s Ia innings, on Lindell ! in ! %
innings. Passed ball -- Turner Winning
pitcher Lindel Losing pitcher Haynes
.tmpires -Grieve. Rash and Rue. Time
u 10. Attendance--i0.O 97.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Leo COnroy, pro Mt North
Hills was around. telling that
every member Of the North
Hills staff bought a ticket for
the matches even though they
had 10 work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Hagen's Father Dies;
Little to Lead Team
BY EDGAR HAYES

used n paper cup for n Tee on The
tenth hole and then droUe the
ball right dotcn the center for
275 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

AL Watrous Jr, an up and COM
ing golfer in his own right. cad
died for his dad. al plays on
the Royal Oak High School team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
pioyjHg on Rgder

AS he was preparing 10 leave
for Rochester. y. Y. Saturday,
Walter Hagen, captain of the
Ryder Cup Challengers, received
word that his S3-year-old father
had died in the eastern city.
Hagen visited his home earlier
in the week when his father was
.rst stricken. but returned 10 hClr
Ost this World Series OF golf
under way. Lawson Little, who has
held most of the titles during his
career in golf, is tho acting cap
tain of the challcngcrS for Sun
days singles matches here al Oak
land Hills.
Despite the high temperature
good breeze swept the course
throughout tho day making "
not too uncomfortable for the
galleries.
Byro,, Nelson gore the faps
an ertra hHic thrill Ubm he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Although there wcrc ouiV N
mon pi0Hug got ovcr the rcck-
end ~ Odklop9 Hiis. me coddics
wH not s,s4idr. Resides those
IV0piu0 b0gs for fbr stars. others
nc Vscd rs fore c0ddics. boBBcr
Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

OameS behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York g. Cincinnati 7
So I,nuis Z. BROOKLYN Z tfruf camel
BROOKLYN { 81 Louis tsecond game
Pittsburgh Z BOSTON n
ChicaEo 2. Philadelphia
sTNnAN'S CAMS
Philadelphia ~ Chicago f2l
Boston ~ PITTSBURGH 90
New York A. Cincinnati "a
Brooklyn Al 81. LOUIS "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Continued on Page TwO)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Tiger Batting AVERAGES

Totals % 1922 ISL 7ss 322 SO Is
includes totals Of Fuchs and Rowe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Byron Nelson gore the fpps
an ertra httie thrill Whcu he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
enc NGo
NEW YORK

Totals 40 ilN2q - Totals az II. 30 "a
XTvo oui whom winning run scored
81 LII L..
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

n9atteri1~ BON @rnit glias Nieber-
gaQ. Ser nun bunoertiabrige Sat
teri6", Der, einmal ais Boiie, elm
mails ais @olfsftiid, INNER pieoer
iiber Die oeutiden 8iibnen gebt, ioa-
te in @abrbeit uno NIT gntem
@runoe cine Sragifomooie genannt
meroen. sic tit pirflid cine Sra-
gifomooie, oie oft bon genialem @e-
ld9ter erfiiQt lit. Sbne einige
@abrbeit iiber ale @abrbeit, obne
einigen @ib iiber alien @is Ddre
tie ldnglt pergeiien. No1 INNER
aber tit u0atterid" mirfiam uno i'm
melentli6en unpermelft
n
Soban BON 8ofap lit Elm 8ertreter
Der nelien Generation ungarii6er
8iibnenidriftiteaer. @r lit Der Sobn
zines Mr3tes nno Acknowledgements
Tors uno bat nit &omanen rno als
Sournaliit begonnen. Seine &omp-
Die n9ie @attin", sic iebt na6 @ien,
Mfiinhen nno Grag aud in Berlin
geipielt muroe, bat er IN oeutider
Sprade gei6rieben. Das @erf lit
cine mirfli6e, e6te &omooie nit eli
mem oisfreten uno gepflegten 9ia-
log, Der ii6 bon allen 8~lattbeiten
gliidli6 fernbdlt. Sic lit 6uBerit
gei6ift eingef1oelt uno 5tpingt ben
3ub0rer nit e1ter Spannung BON
Mnfang an CUR Mufmerfiamfeit. Mit
originalen ginfdaen entuifelt lie
ben &f omeier 6ralen Inn einen
Mann bis 5ur Mitte oes 2. 4ftes
pipdologii6 ourbails folgeridtig.
Die 6reunoin oes Mannes, Die i'm
Ser @attin abfpenitig MAIDEN m06-
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

Die 5obel Der in @ien neuli6
gum eritenmal mfgefiibrten &omo-
Die n0ie SObne oes Serrn @rafen"
BON @beraroo @beraroi (9eutide
8iibnenbearbeitung bon @erner BON
ser S1ulen6urg) f0nnte Dem 9efa=
merone %entnommen ieir. 8occaccio
more Der ridtige gr31bler fir ben
S6elmenitrei6 oes bera6gefomme=
men, oafiir aber IN Die Sabre gefom=
menen @oelmanns getDeien, ge-
nannt @raf Gbriitopb bon 2ucera,
Dem elmer ieiner ipibbiibiihen Iben=
teurer-@ eieaen ben &at gegeben bat,
iid Sinoelfinoern, Die ais @rtpad=
Iene 81 Hei6tum gefommen. iin0,
ais Batter ais3uge6en Inn 10 elm
angenebmes 2eben obne Sorgen fiib-
rem 3u fonnen. @as ldge alio in
Boccaccios mittelalterli6er SAel-
mentpelt naber, ais oaB nod orei fall
i6en Sobnen Dem alten GpiBbubel-
@rafen elm e9tes G09terlein in ben
@eg fame, moralts iid) nod mander
8ermirrung aud Die Ger5eihnung
oes alten &inoerpreners ergabe. Sci
8occaccio bate cine iolde i6alfbafte
5abel audi ben 8or3ug, oaB iiber IT,
re IMMORAL oas &oitiim elmer fer
men 3eit iid entihuloigesh stno ber-
fIdreno legte. @beraroo @beraroi
erpeiit iid in Der Grfinoung oieies
S1elmenitreids als elm edter gaf-
fabr 8occaccios, un6 bas italienii6e
Sbeater nit ieiner 6reltoe am Mas-
fenipieI erlalbt inn iogar ben ge-
fGbrli1en Sprung in Die @egen-
mart. SIN 8eneoig BON beute ldBt
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20
Gbarcm, ni6t abbeben
llcber cine Miaiarbe Dollar
fir Scfenic SOnOs

IS fam Die erfreuli6e 5eitltel-
lung gemadt peroen, Dab 0as Sdat-
amt allein I'M Sonuar in Der Gage
geweien lit, y0efenie Bombs" in Sc
iantb0be BON iiber elmer NiiaiorOe
Collars 3u perfaufen. 8amit lit elm
3eidnungsreforo 81 per5ei6nen, Der
erfeniien IGBt, oaB Die 3abl Der
Meni6en, Die erfannt bat, oaB es
niht BLOB Ser 8otriotismus, ionoern
aud ser erlelt6tete @igennus gebie-
tet, Oieie 9onos 5u ermer6en, itdnOig
i'm @oAien lit. Ole 8orteile, mel
che ser @rtperb oieier Sbligationen
6ietet, iino an oieier uno anOerer
Stele unieres 8lattes l1on oft bar
gelegt moroen, 10 oaB es beute falim
nod einen 2eier geben miro, Der
ni6t neiB, ooB er idon fir 5ebn
Gents cine nHoital SaOings Stamp"
ulo fir $3.50 einen o8efenie SAB
ings 8on0~ erperben fam.
Sin Sinpeis tut ieoo6 not: es lit
Ser Hegier1ng ni6t Oamit geoient,
penn Oie G1ufer BON 9efenie 8onos
oa3u ibre Sporeinlagen peripenoeil.
8ielmebr lit es Ser @uuid 0es
Sbobamtes, in eriter 2inie Die lat
fenoen @innobmen Der 8epolferung
uno etpo I'M Strumpf ueritedte ooer
ionit pouig brod liegenoe @eloer
fir ben 9auf Oieier Sbligationen 81
geipinnen. 6oli6er 9atriotismlts
lit es ieOod, tpenn Ou5u cine Abbe=
bung BON Sporgutboben erfolgt,
neil ia Oie Sparinltitute einen MIDI
tigen Seil ibrer Mittel obnebin l6on
III Ben Observation-Disclosures Der
8unoesregierung angelegt babeil.
I15u groBe Acknowledgement fiir
Den Saul BON @ebrbonos 5pingen
u6er sic Observation-Disclosures, Ell
men 8eil ibrer eigenen 8unoesobli=
gationen 81 perfaufelL momit feiner
Seite geOient lit.
Sdjatamt gegen Acknowledgement
ga oie Sparfailen einerieits ben
Saul bon 3efeuie Bombs our6
@inleger unteritiiben, lit es ibnen
anoererieits nidt leibt, oieie iiber Die
geeignete NfetboOe auf5ufldren, pbne
einen fali1en GinOrud 81 ermeden.
Die &%egierung iiebt es oesbalb ais
ibre 8flidt an, a~uffldrei1o 81 iDirferl.
Sci oieier 8dtigfeit fam iie Der
llnteritiisung ourb Die Sages5eitun-
gen ii6er iein. IS lei olio nodmalS
betont, oaB Die Abbebung Don Gel
bern bel ben S~parbanfen fiir ben
Saul bon 09efenie Bombs" nidt i'm
fisfaliiden Sntereiie oes S6abam=
ties liegt. @ielmebr ioaten fir Die
len .3mef Die ~laufenoen 2obn= uno
@eboltsiiberi1iiiie, i'm Sauie ODER
BEL elmer @ei6aftsbanf liegenoe in=
aftipe @el0er berange5ogen meroen.
gtllr arf oiele @eiie fam Dem S6as=
amt elm mirflider 9ienit ernielen
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

te, I'M ielber Satin 5u tperoen, lit
nltsge3ei6net geieben unb our6ge-
balten. Die origineqe Situation
oes Mnfangs, Die ale 8artner, Die
an ibr teilbaben, gum &omooieipie-
len 5pingt, ermeitert iid inn 2. @ft
5u elmer Spiel, oas nidt nur Die
banoelnoen 8erionen, fonoern au6
Den Mutor at elmer @ntideioung
5mingt. @r bat Tie 6abin getroffen,
oaB er oas Spiel, bas Die @attin init
l1eberlegenbeit beginnt, ni6t meiter-
gu einem Spiel, oas nidt MIR Die
acknowledgements oie S6erbano ge-
minnen lGbt. Die @attin miro lo3u-
iagen bas Spfer ibrer eigenen &o=
mooie, aus benz SpaB miro ploBli6
Grnit. sic bat ii9 in ibrer eigenen
Sdlinge gefangen.
Cine 0~orlteaung Der 8erliner
Staatsoper in &om bradte 8eetbo-
pens oSioelio". Gin aufnabme6e-
reites Publifum, in Dem man mie-
oerum aablrei6e electromagnetic Ser
i0nli6feiten oes politiiden uno
fiinltleriiden 2ebens Der faidifti-
iden Sauptitaot fab, folgte Dem
5reibeitsbDmnus oes oeutiden Wei-
tiers nit GROCER Spannung uto lieB
iid bon Ser @emalt Der Mufif ebenio
pie bon Ser bo9ftebenoen @ieoer-
gabe ourb Die 8erliner &iinitler 81
ber5li1en, mebrfah idon bel %offener
S5ene nisbrehenoen 8eifaasitiirmen
mitreiBen. Starf IN BEN 8or0er-
gruno Der @irfling trat in oieier
gluffiibrlng Die muiifalii6e 2eitung
Nobert Segers.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20
Sine Oenti6e
Witamin=G s@(ftiOn
Miitterm mnb sGmslinsen unrbe
gebOlfen

SIN Minter un6 5riibiabr 1910
1911 lit in 9euti6lano cine iuge-
nannte Gitomin=G 6 Mftion ourbge-
fiibrt poroen, oeren grge6nilie iebt
o~orliegen.
@s mltroe in Ser s3eit bon gnoe
9e5ember 1910 bis @noe Wtdr5 1911
al f,57 Miaionen Mfiitter uno
SGlglinge cine t6gli6e @itamin=G-
&ation in 8l1B6enform berabrei6t.
@benio muroen in Der glei9en 3eit
in ben S9ulen an 2,13 Miaionen
&inoern runo POP Miaionen 8ita=
minportionen perteilt.
9ie aus allen Seilen oes &ei9es
eingegangeilen dr5tli6en 8eridte be-
iageil, oaB oieie Mftion ii6 lebr gut
bepdbrt bat. @s miro betont, oaB
oie Sauglinge in Oieiem Sabre be-
oeuteno Observation-Disclosures gegen @r=
f1ltungsfranfbeiten getpeien ieien5
oaB ferner Sautausidldge feltener
aufgetreten ieien, bic @rippeerfran-
ful1gen ebenfaas an 3abl a6genom=
men bdtten, uno mo tie alifgetreten
ieien, beoeuteno leidter iibernunoen
fporoen leien.
&end)bmiten-Gpi6emi ipnr0e ber-
6in6ert
8elonoers oeiitli9 lit oieie @ir-
flung in Sosnomib uno @otenbafeu,
@oingen, in gri6einung getreten.
@ier n|erlief cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BEL ben &inoerll oie oas @itamin 6
erbalten batten, biel miloer als bel
anoeren, Die BON Der 8itaminpor=
Jorge nod nidt erfaBt iporoen iparen.
G6enio erfreuli6 moren Die Or
gebniiie BEL ben tperoenoen 1ino fill
lenoen Miittern. 9ie 8erabrei1ung
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an Die
Shuliugenb, Die iid auf beitimmte
8ertpaltungsbe5irfe bei6r1nfte, bat
-ielbit BEL norii9tigiter 8eurtei-
lung-eine 2eiitungsiteigerung inio-
fern gebra9t, als iie i'm 6riibiabr
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5ablen-
uno umfangmdBig bera6ieBte. Wan
fam ferner bon elmer aagemeinen
Ierringerung Der S6ulperi1umnis
iprehen, Die b~eiipielspeiie in Niirn-
berg nm poae 90 Hro5ent urlter benz
Stanoe Der friiberen Sabre lag.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20
KOnnen Sic
NIGHT schIafen?
FORNTS


lit Sic 3eiterpro6te Nngentdti9feit nn>
reaenoe Nteoi5in, Die felt iiber 5 @enes
r%afionen bon 2eliteu ge6rdudt miro,
Die an: flnttipnaler 9artIeibigfeit
leiben; fotpie an Nerpoiitdt, Ser
oouingsit0ruugen uno p%erittmmtem
Nfagen, aopfI9mer5en, S6lnfe 1tn6
Appetitloiiofeit, iperm oieie 8e16iper@
ben altf feblerbafte 8eronuung unh
per5ogerte Musi6eionng 5uriid5ufiibs
rem iino. @arrm leioen Sic nod
IGnoer2 @arum ihIeppen sic lid
nit einen1 unbebagli6en iibernouen
8efiibl berum? @nrrm fiiblen sic
fid mi1erobeI nnb ent1mttigt nit blni.
Ier @eiidtsfarbe, iibIem Munogerud
uno belegter 8lnge? 8rominentc
mebi5ini1he Miitoritdten fn9en, BAT
OieIe Snmptome oftntals nit f~unftio.
mailer SarfIeibi9fett 8ulammenbdngen
MIpeHfrinter miro nidt aus lpntbetls
Ghen @bemifnlien bergelteat. gs tit
cine Meoi5in, Die olts Defenders nus>
erIeIenen @urseln, &rdlttern unb
RfIan8en, fpel6e Die 9attr er5eugt,
bergeiteIt pirn. Mpenfrdnter tpirfi
5anft urb milDe un0 BiIft Der Hntur,
ridtiqe Ieroa1lings> 1tno Musf9ei>
D~un9stdtiafeit tpieOerber5niteaen. @s
regnliert ben Gtlblgang un6 brtngt
SHnen Die Qtnoerung, Die Sic ii6 10
Iebr getpiin1nt bdben. Mpenfranter
mag 9eraoe 6ie Mebi5in feir, Die Ste
brn16en-faufen sic nod beltte cine
SIn51e uno feben Sic, ob Is Sbnen
niht our @~efunobeit berbiIft, an Der
sic fth rehtmdBiger Beife erfreuen
Ipnten.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20
2Mns Der alten 9eimat
Nadridten nus benz &mlturleben
SeltidlanOs

9as Staottbeater IN @~reifSpalo,
bus felt orei Sabren pom Sntenoan=
ten Or. Claus 9ietri9 &o6 nit be-
ionoeren 8emiibungen une inter
nidt einfa1en 8erbdltnilien g%eleitet
miro, ltano oieies Sabr mitten IN
elmer Subildumsipiel5eit. 8or %
Sabren muroe es e%roffnet. Aus bic
fem MnlaB ipliroe in Der laufenoen
Spiel5eit elm ebrgei8iges Brogramm
abiolbiert, oas BON &leiits nHrin5
BON Somburg" nit Der neuen, in
@~reifsmalo uraufgefiibrten Wenfif
bon Marc &olano, Die 6ere6tigtes
Mufieben erregte, bis gu elmer @e-
iamtoarbietung bon @agners Sting
oes Nibelungen" rei9te. 9a3u trat
elm pielieitiger uno abmehslungs-
boiler Spielplan Der berihieoeniten
@erfe aus alien orei Spielgattult=
gen. Ser geiamte Mrbeitsplan MUIR
De BON einem gniemble iunger &rGf-
te betp1ltigt, 6as nit GROCER @inga6e
bel ieiner Sa9e mar.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

@beraroi oaS @eideben Dor iid ge-
ieiner @ra5ie glauben mir
nidt nun oen Iufmano bon bier Sim
o~elfinoern (ridtige &inoer treten
iiberbaupt nibt auf, ionoern aud
Die NIT taidenlpielerbofter @ei1id-
lidfeit ourhgefiibrte lleberleitrng
oelien, mos in Ser @egentport elm
8etrug genarnt miro, in Elm beri0bn=
li6eS uno periobnenoes Sdelmen=
Itiiflein nit Der gntidul0igung oes
ammo 0a3umal". @beraroi, ben
feline groBen grfolge in Ieiner Sci
mat ais cine Ser itdrfiten Soffnun-
gen Der italieniiden 9ramatif aus
t%peiien, 5eigt iib in oieiem 2ultipiel,
oas aus Dem Sabre 1888 itammt,
ais elm Salent ebter &omooienlaline,
ironii1er acknowledgements uno
beiterer 2ebenspbiloiopbie. Ser
manolung lit nidt MIR oas @ebeim=
mis- uno @eIeB oes Sbeaters, Ionoern
altb oes 2ebens.
X X X
9as @aitipiel Ser Sr%anffurter
Sper in Barcelona errei9te leBten
SCRIPT einen neuen 9obepunft nit
Der eriten guffiibrung bon @aguers
uSriltan nno Sioloe". Sic miroe,
mie ale porangegangenen @oritel-
lungen, Dor masuerfauftem &auie elm
acknowledgement grfolg fir Die oeut-
lden &iinitler, bon oenen Dor aQem
Der Eriltan BON gilbert Seibert ulo
Die Sioloe BON Mnni GonebnD iomie
Der mliifaliide Better Sran5 &on-
mitidnp BON Der Yreiie nit bobem
Sob beoadt nuroen.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

@inen febr unterbaltiamen, BON
man9erlei Sumoren, manherlei
ifon metabumorigen Sintergriinoig-
feiten ummitterten M6eno Iabenoen
Sbeaters bereitete oos 9eutf6e Ebea-
fer in Berlin feinem Yliblifum nit
Der Neuauffiibrung oes 0olfsitiids
Washington Journal., 1942-02-20

$50 bleibt Der ners lbunnent?
Evening star., 1942-09-17
MiIkweed Harvested
For Life Preservers
~ ,he AseoeiatAA Press.

~ the A8e0eiAtSd Fress
PETOsKEY, Mich. Sept. IT,
Michigan today began harvesting
milkweed to be used In the manu-
facture Of life preservers for Amer
lean sailors. 1t is regarded as even
more buoyant than the kapok. used
before japanese occupation OF the
Dutch East Indies, where 1t grows.
The floss, warmer and lighter than
wool, also will be used in aviation
jackets.
Harvest hands included business
men as well as rursl inhabitants.
The Navy wants to be supplied
with several hundred thousand
pounds OF the floss. Manufacturing
will begin as soon rs the floss has
been pfocessed, for which equip
ment is being set up here.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
President Approves Bill
Granting Vote 10 Soldiers

A measure giving the members of
the armed forces, including the
auxiliaries, the right to vote in
primary and general elections was
signed yesterday by President Roose-
welt.
The bill won top-heavy approval
In both the House and Senate,
despite stiff opposition from a bloc
Of Southern lawmakers.
Center of an acrimonious fight,
which ended an unofiicial summer
recess Of the House, was a Senate
inserted clause exempting service
men and women from a requirement
in eight States for payment Of poll
tax as a prerequisite to voting.
The Senate also extended the
scope of the bill to all servicemen.
AS originally passed by the House, it
gave the voting privileges only to
those stationed in continental
United States and Alaska.
The wider coverage brought a
sharp objection from the Army,
which maintained that the task of
getting ballots to soldiers and sailors
in all parts of the world would be
difficult to administer, and might
disclose information valuable to the
enemy concerning disposition of the
forces.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Greeks Still Fighting Axis,
Publisher Tells Ahepa .
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Sept. 17.-Basil Via
vianos, publisher of the Greek Ma
tional Herald in New York City,
speaking last night at the annual
banquet of the Order of Ahepa, said
that though the people Of Greece
are starved and tortured under the
Axis yoke, they are fighting back
as best they can.
Two guerrilla bands" he said,
"one in South Greece under the
command of Capt. Douras, and the
other in Crete under Gen. Man
takas, keep the Fascists guessing
where they will strike next. For
weapons the guerrillas use clubs,
knives and the guns they can seize
in the raids on Axis camps
I'VE have reason to believe that
substantial number of British
soldiers who escaped from Crete
are serving with the Greeks he
continued Reports also state that
somehow the British are managing
to smuggle in guns and shells"
Ten underground newspapers
flourish in Greece under the very
noses of the Germans and Italians,
the publisher asserted, and said
Axis trains are wrecked, their am
munition dumps blown up and
their communication lines blown
up. And Greeks die by the hun
dreds.' he added sadly.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
S1-Per-Day Increase
Ends Walkout Of
Carpenters Here
/ 1000 Journeymen and 4
loborers Affected When
Foremen Strike

The wage dispute that caused
approximately 1000 journeyman
carpenters and laborers to leave
construction jobs in the District
last week has been settled with the
signing of new agreement by the
wage committees of the Master
Builders Association and the Car
penters' District Council last night.
The agreement, which will expire
April 80, 1943, provides a $1-per day
increase for carpenter foremen ef-
fective November Is.
On Government projects where
contractors are working for a fixed
fee, it was explained, the salary ad-
justment will become effective when
the Government agrees to reimburse
the employer with the full cost of
the wage increase.
Confronted with a union fine If
they worked without obtaining the
81 increase, approximately 65 car
penter foremen left their jobs be-
tween September 4 and IL, accord
ing to the Master Builders Asso-
citation. This forced a layoff of
about 1900 journeymen carpenters
and another 800 laborers and allied
tradesmen because of lack OF super
visors. Army and Navy construc-
ton as well as defense housing
projects were hit by the shutdown.
With the arrival in Washington
Of o. w. Blair, Philadelphia, inter-
national representative for the car
penters' union, negotiations were
resumed. the men returned to work
and jobs were at full force by last
Friday, according to William j
Tobin, jr.,'secretary- treasurer of the
builders association. An agreement
was reached Tuesday and papers
were signed by both parties last
night.