davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

chins and told each other Of our
mutual uiSglvinES
Schmidt had other tricks up his
sleeve. He withdrew from public
circulation and surrounded himself
With a mantle of dignity and cX-
CluSlvCnCSs.
Boomer on the contrary in
creased his paCcl driven by rest
less nerves and a, crushing daily
program Of work and high tension.
He sought relief in champagne and
cognac. ho,footing il around the
night clubs with new favorite
every week or two.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Knowledg Test
BY DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

cppyrsht. 1852. by Kus Features
What woman (a) Signc1 thc
death warrant for Mary. Queen
OF Scots: tb) made the first
American flag; tC) lcvolu-
tiontzcd war nursing
Say these ideas another way:
ca tcnderfoot; lbl grcerhnrn;
tc) rouStabout.
3-What poems start with thtse
lines: ta) "Out OF the night
that COVERS me D.: tb1 sod of
our fathers, known of old tcl
Pile The bodies high AS Aus
tcrltz and Waterloo ?
i-Who is the p.ayvugEs lI
Tho Star WaCou Ju1 $50
Time for Comedy ,ct The
Glti with the Gyaeu iyt-
In what Year ,al GIj Napoleon
\retrcat from Moscow taj Wa,
Washington lr7uguraied, tct
was the Great Fire OF London ?
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Takes His Vacation
In Alpine Hotel

One night in late February,
down in GarmlSch-Partcnkirchen
Of Olympic fame. a couple of other
American neWSpapcrnen and my
self in company OF Boomer, went
over 10 the Alpcnhof Hotel for an
evenings relaxation
We had come down there from
Berlin after hard winter for
some Alpine air and rest
The town was fun of rich mems
wives and daughters sent there to
escape the bombs al home.
All the leftover glamour girls
with somebody clSeS money IN
their pockets were on hand 10
livcn Up tho, situation.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Tomorrow-How GoebbeIs
Saved Karl Boomer

How Karl Boomer, Nazi No. 4, saved from Hit
ers guotne through the personal intervention of Goeb
bells, will be told tomorrow in The Detroit Times
by Pierre ]. Huss, in Hitler Unmasked"
Huss, who the "insde" of the Nad machine dur
ing eight years chief of the Berlin bureau of nterna-
tonal News Service will conclude his story of Boomers
fall from power
Today Huss tells how differences between Goebbels
and Won Ribbentrop aided in Boomers undoing. ~
In Mondays Times Huss will begin series of articles
revealing how Hitler doube-crossed Stain.
Dial Cherry $500 arrange for carrier delivery Of
The Detroit Times to your home, that you may follow
each nstament Of Hitler Unmasked."
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
By Chic Young
By HoH
By Billy De Beck

the first name. Can YOU name
them both?
IT translation Of the word
Eskimo tells Of certain
habit common 10 that race.
What habit is IT,?
j-In Eastern Switzerland. on
Twelfth Night. the initials
G. NJ. 3. are customarily writ
ten over doOrWayS for protec-
ton against owl powers. For
what thee names 20 the initials
stand?
ANSWERS on Page 3D H.
buy a BOMBER
Wanted, Elephant Hairs! This
Plea in = Sedate London News
paper Sounded Like n secret
Code. But n Was Really the
Hcartbroken Cry ~ Distracted
Manufacturer Read about His
strange Problem in an Illus
trated Feature In The american
W eeklX. the Magazine Distrib-
uted With Next Sundays Is.tla
OF The Detroit sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Unable TO Recover
His Sense Of Balance

But we we're mistaken. Bel Ami
had definitely lost his Heart 10 her.
and he mooncd and moancd
around like a dying calf. Even the
hotbed Of whispering and /tpccula-
ting going on an around Berlin
over IlltlerS next move failed 90
stir the old fire IN him
ON the evening Of May Is. has
old chief Rosenberg asked hm to
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
7 u F F Y
H E n r Y

added advantage over those in the
cars behind us.
But on that hard trip through
the southeast, with its dusty and
hungry days for Us. Lochncr and l
strove 10 bring Boemer back 10 his
feet and tear him loose from the
grip Of the woman back in Berlin.
by the time he returned from
Athens We thought we had sue
ceeded particularly as FiSh-EyeS
was absent for some weeks on a
piano tour.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Daily Quiz
nv THE ACF ANSWFRNAN

Distributed by Kins Features synd Inc
-Hobson' S choice usually dcsiE-
mates som Q thing with no
alternative What was the orig
Inal EobSon' S choice?
What birds sable hue. raucouS
cry and association with the
dangers Of the forest have
gwen IL an evil place In. the
folklore OF all northern
peoples
What are tho patron saint, OF
Inc following countries Eng.
land ireland. Frsnce? ?
Two famous suthoreSses used
pseudonyms having George as
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Fish-Eyed Girl
Enters the Picture

a friend Of Boomers came over
10 our table 10 introduce a woman.
neatly dressed but with a long
nose giving IL just a touch Of the
hatchet-faccd and worst of all fish
eyes. We looked at her without
interest. listening to her compan.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

come over % hi, office right away
for an important conference.
Boemer Went and for a while be-
came his old self whom Rosenberg.
in the intimacy of his oldest and
trucSt co-worker revealed that he
had lust come from Hitler with
an appointment Of dictator over
all Russia IN his pocket.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Hitler Unmasked
Hitler Unmasked
Woman Brings
Boomer Closer
To His Doom

y Continuing the Karl Boomer
chapter of Hitler Unmasked, "
Pierre j. IlusS. for eight years
chief Berlin correspondent of
International News Service, tells
how the one-time No. 4 man in
the Nazi regime tried 10 recoup
his waning prcStigeD
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Who wrote these American
poems: ta) The Barefoot
Boy tb) The Arsenal at
Springfield ; lc) John Brown S
Body ?
ANSWERS on Page 3D .
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Ink eteNlNUS hiUh lIUhIS.
WEV, 6:15-voiee Of Broadway: Kigalen'
quest will be Gertrude Lawrence.
WWDc, 6:30-Proeram presented by the
Womens Division Of the Montgomery Defense
Council.
WRc, 7;30-AI Pedree's Gang; Mel Blanc,
The one.man crowd. is guest.
WWDt, 7:3O-Home Of the Brave: Tribute Is
paid Admiral Thomas {. Hart, chief Of the
Allied naval forces in the Pacific, by Representa-.
tive William BIatkney Of Michigan
WMAL, S:OO-Marth Of lime: Dramafila'
fon Of the Battle for the Pacific"
WNV, 8OO-Death Valley Days. The mur.
derou trail Of q half.breed outlaw is followed.
WRc, 8:00-Briee and Morgan: Frank Nor.
Gan and John Confe have another stiff verbal
session.
WMAL, 8:30-Seyite with a Smile: Garry
Moore and Ben Grauer land al Patterson Field,
Dayton, Ohio, for tonighfs quiz among the
service men.
WRc, 8:3O-AIdrith Family: Henry tries 10
join his sister and her date for sleigh ride,
but Of course gets left in the cold.
WhAL, 9:00-1own Meeting Of Air: How
Can Our Schools Meet the War EmergeneY! is
discussed by StringfeIIow Barr Of St. Johns,
William F. Russell Of Columbia and James B.
Edmondson Of Michigan University.
WRc, 9:00-Bing Crosby: Tonighfs program,
broadcast by shorfwave TO Baidn Peninsula
where MacArhur's men are battling, will fea.
ture Madeleine Carroll. Golfer Sammy Snead
and Baritone Igor 6orin.
WINK, 9:05-NationaI Symphony Hour: Re.
eordings Of modern Brazilian music composed
BY V|Ialobos.
WHV, o:3O-Big Town: A dramaii1aiion ol
the fight against infanie paralysis
Evening star., 1942-01-29
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
the EVENINGS High LIGHTS.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill coyle,
twice daily: WhAL, Il am. and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Exceptions to a child's routine
may be made for things iDhich
happen only occasionally, but not
for those Uhich happen regularly.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
SHoRI.WAVE pRoeRAhS.

SUVNt'WuvG pWVVWaTISs
MOSCOW. 5:t5-Englsh Comment: RkE.
i1.6 meg, 25.9 m.
LONDON, SIS p.m.-Nsw Analysis: CSC,
9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.: GSL, 6.tt meg, 49.t m.
LONDON. 7:25-civiIian Defense Talk: CSC,
9.5S meg. 3l.3 m.; 6Sl. 6.tt meg, 49.t m.
VATICAN CITY, 7:30-News and Comment:
NJ. 1872 meg. 1913 m.
LONDON, 7:30-BBc Orchestra: CSC. 9.5s
meg, 3i.3 NJ; GSL, 6.it meg, 49.im
MOSCOW, 7:45-New in English: RKE, tf.6
meg, 25.9 m.
LONDON, $50 pm.-Britain Speaks: CSC,
9.5S meg, 31.3 M; 6s, 6.1t megy 49.t m.
MOSCOW. 9:15-EngIish Period: RKE, ti.6
meg. 25.9 m.
GUATEMALA, t0:00-chamber Music: TeWA,
1858 meg, 3t.3m.
GUATEMALA. tt:00-News: T6WA o.6S
meg, 3t.3 m.
LONDON, ii:t5-DemouaV Marches CSC,
9.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; GSL. 6.tt msg, 49.t m.
MOSCOW, t:50 a.m-News In English:
RKE, 5.46 meg, $40 m.
& PROGRAM
Evening star., 1942-01-29
This j

Daughter-You let me stay UP
later when Grandpa was here.
Mother-That was because he
comes so seldom. The radio is diff
ferent. You can hear good pro-
grams early In the evening.
Evening star., 1942-01-29

VOL, 9:30-Sinfoniefta: Albert SioesseI con-
ducts Prokofieffs Classical Symphony in D
Minor" Ravers Mother Goose Suite"
WC, t0:00-Rudy VaIee: Guests include
Hattie MeDaniel and J. B's daughter, Diana.
WMAL, i0:t5-Metropoli'an Opera Guild:
Preview Of Saturdays offering, verdi's "Rlgo'
Iefio"
VOL, t0:t5-SpoiIighi Band: Xavier cugari,
the rhumba kings band.
VOL, i0:30-Defenss Reporter: From 4
hipbuiIding plant in Mississippi.
WMAL, WRe, VOL, Wkv. 1900 a.m.-a.
Lutte to President Roosevelt: Eddie Cantor m.
e.s gala show embracing the talents Of
Dinah Shore, Kenny Baker. Ezra Stone. Carmen
Miranda, Danny Kaye, Glenn Miller, Maurice
Evans, Gertrude Lawrence. Larry Adler, Fred
Waring, Walter WineheII and ottrefs.
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Mittnod, Sen 16. Dtsember 1912

Der 81. Sabresperiannllung Der go-
ibolic Gbnrd) @rteniion SocietD in
Chicago bel. @s nlroen folgerbe gr-
nennlngen befanntgegeben: Nep. 5.
9. 2ur, 9i5epraiioent ,tno @eibdfts.
fiibref Des .grtenlion Waga5ine"
3ep. &ibaro Sc. ct. Sobil, 9i5eprd.
iioent uno @eneraliefretdr; gbarles 6.
aeripin, 8i8epraiioent; Mitslieoer oes
Geripaltnngsrates Mlgr. Solepb g.
9torriion, Heftor Der 81. Mame-aa-
tbeorale; 8eb. George Harfer, ct.
gbilip Neri; Neb. Sobn S. 5beebD.
ssiagora Sails, 81. q.
geribte iiber oie 91tigfeit I'M Der.
floiienen Sabre uno neite Nnfeaben
Dnroen erortert. Seine gr5ellena
@rabiibof Stritb bon Chicago, Rana.
Ter Der 8ereinisnng, betonte, bie mid.
iigIte Junftion Der Catholic grtenlion
Societp iei oie gntipifelung Der @r.
fenltnis Der Hotpenoigfeit nnb ber
8eoiirfniiie ber Seinmiiiionen in oen
Ser. Staaten nnter ben 8rieitern
ipie 2aien.
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sdmbe fir 100000 solbaten

sSsm uNational Geographic Ntaea-
oine' bat ELM 5reberif Sinpidb aus
gerebnet, bob ein Sd)nbpueer tag.
lid, 81 10 Gents bas 8aar, .an einem
Gage $50O,0OO beroienen fonnte,
porausseiebt, oaB er Sdube fir s.,
100000 Soloaten 81 pusen imitanoe
lpare. Sm erlten 8eltfrieg pileeten
cie Soloaten oli iaeen, Die Mrnee
ieiaBe BLOB otpei S6uber0Ben, cine,
Die 5lt sroB, uno eine, oie au flein
lei. Dielen llebelitan6 lit beute ab.
eebolfen. Gs iino 23S berldiebene
@roben, bon Az bis is aneefertiat
iDor0en.
sSSn anbetrabt Ser Gntia6e, bob
fem 5olbat orbentlid) marIdieren
fann, ,,tpenn i'm Ger Sbnb oriidt'',
bat oie armeeperipaltllng $4,000
Wann oas MeaB genommen, Inn cine
NittelmaBaroBe an3afertigen. ger-
mittels elmer Waidine fann oas Nab
ron 5spei sSiiBen al glei1er 3eit ge-
nolllmetl neroen.
sSSeoer 5oloat erbalt neun Baar
|SbuBe. Bei ieinem gintritt in Die
Grmee erbalt er brei Baar; bier 8aar
ueroen fir i'm a,lriideeleet nno elm
anberes erbalt er ipdter. 8ei anoan-
ernoen, itra,nnten Mdriden oanern
Die Sdnbe oft nur aipei Woben, ge-
pobnlif aber ldnger. Inter oen Sol.
baten gibt es eenug Sdubmaher, oie
Die Slid uno Reparaturarbeit belor.
gen. Sn bielen Sduben, pelde sen
Observation-Disclosures iibergeben tper-
ben, befinoen iib 8riefe, 3nderma-
rem uno ielbit @elbitiide.
Sir bic Eruppen in Der norbilhen
3one meroen Idipere, iparme Sdube
berseiteat fir 5lieger iino pieoer
anoere erforberlid. Die 9lrn1ee bat
i'm boben Noroen fir Die Mnfertigung
bon S6neeibuben aus 5eebunos.
nno Genntierfellen @sfirnofranen an.
|geitent. Shnbe fir Jallifirmtruppen
iino nit oifen @umn1iabidsel bobe-
ren 2eiiten, barten Spisen uno Sc
bern berieben.. Sn Der beiBen Gone
|geniiaen lei6te Sdnbe nno Sanoa.
len bel geuiiien 8affensattltngen, no.
aegen anOere cine belonhere Mrt 9dn.
|be beoiirfen, Inn iid por oem beiBen
Wiiltenlanb al fhiisen.
ogs gibt Gdne, in benen elm Wann
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fieier unterm @briitbaum allo gum
Illniinn imo our 2iiee gelporoen lit;
einem 9e,ltIdlatO pbne 2iebe, obne
5Dnpatbie, MIR erfiiat bon raienoem
gieenoiinfel, bon eirenl raliiibea
@roBenpabll, Der es antreibt, Iidb
3um 3mingberrn Der 8elt allf5ntner-
lien.
uDaB oieles Raaioeutihlanb ni1ts
au tim bat nit bem 9entiblano, bas
ibr neint, ,,no Dem ibr 9ietat be-
nabrt, oas balte ib e,lh nibt barlm
Dor, neil ib an elirer grgebenbeit fir
has 2ano,. oelien 8iirger ibr ieio,
I'M eerinelten alpeifelte. Giel 5,l, tpobl
| lit ellb inter ieinen freien @inribtun-
gen, IN Der 2edtsiicberbeit, Die es
eud) bietet, oils bob ibr feline Nieoer,
laee ipiiniben fonntet, Ole ni6t mebr
unb nibt ipefieer- als Die Nieoerlaee
ser Menifbeit tpdre.
uMber es mare ibon ein llngliid,
ipenn cure @ntpfinoitnaen in bieicnl
&riege eli1 nur geteilt iparen: ipenn
| ibr i'm itilen oahtet: ,Deutihlmo iit
Deutlhlarb, inter ipelder 8eeierms
aud innner. 8ir beipabren ibm An-
b1ngHdfeit, 1eine Siege iinb -lnier
Stol3, lmb ipen1 mir audi Den Inter
sang Ser, omerifaniiben sSreibeit nid)t
|piinlhen, 10 lit es bod 5llpol bon ,ns
berlalat ooB mir Die 8ernihtling
9entiblanos ipiinihen iollten.'
gielnano perlanet bas bon elb. Die
8ernidtilng Delltlhlonos~ilt ein lee
res @ort, has Die @obbeIs Eropaean-
ba ausl6reit, I'M bas oenticbe Bolt
elauber 81, MAIDEN, es miiiie inlnles
ipeiter i,no bis aitn 2etten nit ben
.9aois onrb sid imb biinn aeDen.
gtie,nono ,pill Deutidlenb pernid)ten
ooer fann nild) MIR baran oenfen..
@as pernidtet iperben mnB, fpe,Nl oic
menidlibe Geiittltng Dor bem Ser.
| llinfen in 8lnf, @eipalt ilno Shanoe
gerettet iperben fon, bas lit Der bole
@eilt, bon benz 9elltI6lano 5nr 3eit
|beberridt lit, unb inter bem 9eillio-
| men 9entid)e int &ei6e ielblt bis 5ur
gerSipeiflnng leioen. gernicbtet mllb
es tperbe1, oamit bas iib ielbit ent
irenlbete 9entiblano pieoer all lid)
lelber fomme, uno bamit alth ibr,
! Deutld Amerifoner, es uieoer> reinen
@etpiilens Iiebeu fonnt."
X * X
grbaalide Gntmidlung ber MiKionea
in AbeRinien
sSn elmer an Der pohlbnle Der
Gropaeanoa in Tom itattiinoenoen
9isputotion nerfobt Der Erielteramts-
fanoioat slbba Seilnt Soola, 30g
| ling oes abeiiiniiden &olleas in Ronl,
Die Sbeie, baB int Ser atbiopilhen Sir
die 1T Ser Grage Ser Mealldmeronng
gbrilti oie rebtglanbige 2ebrc berr<
ide. Nod Ser bisberigen suffailung
eelten bie Mbeliinier als Mnbanger
Ger sSrrlebre bes 0tonopbDlitismlls,
bie in gbriitus MIR cine ein5ige Natllr
gelten lalien min. Die an Der Ero=
paganoa=l llnineriitdt bereeltellte 8of>
torarbeit fiibrt MN aui 8rllno alter
Dofumente Der atbiopilden 2iturgie
ben 8eipeis, oab bie atbiopiide &irdc
in Ser 5rage Der Menlbmerouna
@briiti Ser fatboliiben 2ebre anbdnst,
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AQtrlct aus aucr 8clt

V~"~ V~~
lebt fort iinb biele Minner baben, ipo
INNER iie ruben lnogen ibren ,itnn.
terbrobenen @nteil an Sen Siegen
tpelbe Die Wenidbeit bumaniiieren
uno imnortalilierer."
spamiider giiduf seaen Ginbrimsen
Der 8aFenlebre in Spanien
| giibof Mortine5 bon @olabora,
Spanien, bat einen Sirtenbrief er-
laiien eeeen Die altd nob 5panien
einorineenben eroBen mooernen Soc
loeieh pelhe oen briltliben @lan<.
ben eefdbrben. Die iuihtielte, benz
driitliden @laubeu aefabrlide Soeo
logic: Der Gomnlllnisnlns, iperoe int
Spanien geniigello befGmpft,, iooab
iie feline ltnnittelbore @efabr fir bas
9etpllBtlein Ser @lGubieen bilaet.
Gas iei ieboh nidt Der Sail nit an
beren Srrtiinlern, sic nibt ipeniaer
idiper iino als Ser &omnlulismus:
bie Soeolosie, ,pel6e in Der ioaialen
nno politiIben Sronl,ng on bie Stel-
le Der Serrlbaft elmer &loiie Die
Serribaft elmer Station ooer 8aiie
lebt.
Ser Sirtenbrief berlirteilt bas
ginorineen Der Haiienlebre in Spa,
nien uno er iteut felt baB Die off.
aielle Gerllrteilltng bieicr SSrrlebra
ourh oie r0milbe &irbe in Spanien
ebenio berIdipiegen miro ipie. bie lin=
erbittli6en gerfolsnngen, benen Die
oeutiGe,t Gatbolifen ausgeiest iinO.
Diele belonbere @efabr made einell
slufrnf allr @adiamfeit, eillen
Ilarnlruf gegeniiber ben ernabnten
Srrtiimern notipenoig. 9ieie sSrrtii-
mer limo na,nlih offenlibtlid) anti
6riitlid, ia ilngebeuerlieb' nno bas
fatboliibe 8enubtlein bes ipanilben
golfes miro iie entid)ieoen al,riid,pei-
fen. Ser Sirtenbrief ertpdbnt Oann
hie Observation-Disclosures ber oe,t-
iden ,mo Ser fpanilden 8ild0fe ,lno
ruff sic ipanilden Gatbolifen 81 Sir
bite nno Spmpatbie fir oie 8riibee
in oieien 2dnoern ouf Die nm ibres
@laubens ipilen leioen.
X X X
8abre @orte zines prominenten
DemtIhamcrifaners
Ser fur5 Dor Ieiner ginbiirgerllng
| 1tebenbe bebeutenoe beltlf)e 9idter
,,nb Nobelpreistrdger Sbomas Mann
bat in elmer Hunofunfanipra6e nad)=
liebenoe beber5igensiperte Worte iiber
bas ipabre 9eutlblano uno oas Sea-
5ibeutldlano an oie Deutif- -amerifa-
ner eerihtet. ginleiteuo erflarte er:
,Nidt lange mebr unb i6 tperbe ielblt
amerifaniIder 8iireer ieil,, ein Mme,
,ifoner beuti6er @bItonlmuug nie
ibr. @s ipare elm erober sSebler, bas
furbtbor perfiibrte lno entitellte
9eutl6lano BON bel,tc at perpehieln
nit oem 2anbe, bas eld norIbpebt,
ipenn ibr suriidoenft an bie Seimat
elrer Gorfabren, nit bem Deutide
LAMB, beiien 2ieoer iie e,,d iiberliefer.
len, ,lno oeiien Sprabe biele bon euh
iib be,pabrt baben, einem 2anb Ser
aranlibfeit, Der 3uberlGiii9feit ms
bes tiefen @emiites. Gie @elt bot es
beute nit einem gang anoeren Dentfh-
lano an t,ln, einem fanatiihen Ser
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,es gibt Gdne, in oenen Elm Monn
feline Grau beIiigen mnB.''
,Db, oas ift nod nidt oaa
Sdlinmifel"
.Nas 1T oenn nod fdlimmer 2,
,.gs gibt Sale, mo ,er ibr Die
Babrbeit iaeen ,nMB.'''
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Aatrltt at,
Grmenmnng stueier nener amerifani.
ider @iidOfc
8ie Der Apoitoliide 0eleeat amt
Jib berfiinoiet bat Yop}t Eius Der
8ipolfte Mier. sSobn S. 9oplan, Sc.
neralpifar Der 9iodeie 9es 9foines,
So, aum 9iidof bon 8odforb, ST..
erlannt. Ser erpGbIte 8ilhof lit SO
Sabre alt, aus Ne,p g)orf eebiirtie
nmo miro gtadfoleer oes bob,pit. 60
marc s. 6obon, Der a,,m &oaoiutor.
ftd)of sc. @raellen5 Soiepb Shrembs,
-gr3blidof bon glepelanb, nit Dem
&edte Der 9ta6folae ernonnt tpnroe.
@leid5eitig gab Der pGpitlihe 0e-
Ie9at Die @rnennlng oes bodtpit.
gHgr. SEQ 8in5, Sefretar ser slpo.
ftoliiden Delegation gum Gitularbi-
fbof bon Einara nno &oooilltorbi-
fhof ser 9io5eie @inona in Minne-
iota befannt. Der bo1lplt Sert
Grnncis M. Gellp ilt 9iibof ser 81
Saeic.
Gifriger &irdenbeind nnierer
Splbaten
9as Il. g. Grieesbepartment bat
befonntgeeeben oab Der GirhenbeiuG
feitens Der Soloaten eeitiegen lit.
No6 elmer Statiltif iiber bell &irden=
helub I'M aueuit beiBt es, bob in Die
fem Monat 3,63S,06O Solbaten ionil-
taeli6e @ottesOienite beiubten. 9as
Seloprebieer= Sonptbiiro iportet nom
auf ben @ineans bon sc Statiltiten
ols entfernten 8arniionen. @s ipur-
ben 62,9t1 @ottesbienIte abaebalten,
biele oapon nnter freiem 5immel.
Sir Soloaten, Die @eidiisoienIt in
entleaenen -@eeenben berri6ten, lit
rs natiirlif nibt noelid, alr Stride
al fommen, bafiir inden Die 5elo-
prebiaer Tie aut Die iiber transpor.
table Seloaltare perfiieen. 9ie III.
Gonnm,,nion tplrrbe bei 42,2t9 ber-
idieoenen @eleeenbeiten perabreidt
an 43t ,069 Herionen, Selbprebiser
bollaoaen 1851 2rallneen nno taltf-
len 758 &inber. 4S,646 8eu1e tpur.
ben bon 0elbprebieern IN SoipitGlern
,mo in. Militargefdngniien gemabt
amb 3,t50,sSO 8erionen iuhten in
Nilitdrlaeern ieelioraeriihen Hat bel
ben Selopreoieern. 0ie sSelbpreoiser
arbeiten nod Moelibfeit ollberbalb
Der Srl,ppenlaeer nit firbliben Sr.
eaniiationen nno @ruppen ser 3ipil-
bebolferrng Sanb in Sano.
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@ruminenter Sonrnaliit iiber Hapit
2eu Ben 9rei5ebnten
sSsn elmer ON pergongenen 6. OF
tober bon bem vabpertiiine glub'
in Sos slnaeles aebaltenen 9tebe Scr.
@robe 9atterlon's, @bitcr oes 80.
lebo 8labe":
AIS Eopit SEQ Ser 9reiaebnte,
elmer ser berporragenoiten Wtanner
hes t9. sSsabrbunberts geltorben mar,
rief s. Marion @ranforb, amerifa=
niiber Miniiter in Stalie,t aus !:
,Solbe Wtanner fdmpfen bic &1mp-
fe Der 3ufunft, ipabrenb Die ganse
Belt nm tie heru,n i'm tief1ten Sdlaie
Evening star., 1942-04-13
Mobile War

War always has been a teacher Of
geography. Ulysses, returning from
the siege of Troy. was neither the first
nor the last OF many veterans to
wander strange seas and visit strange
lands as the result Of recourse to
arms. Even stay-at-home civilians
become students OF maps when hos
tilities between nations begin. The
First World War started at Serajevo
and was intended to have been fin
ished at Versailles. It's continuation
the universal strife which now pre-
walls, opened at Danzig, when, on
September /, 1889, the German train
ing ship Schleswig- Holstein fred at
a Polish garrison guarding a NUM-
tions dump at the mouth Of the Wis
tula River.
Since that initial shot was hurtled
through the sky 1876 weeks ago, the
focal point Of battle has moved over
practically the entire surface Of the
globe. The cities that have been
bombed include Warsaw, Helsinki,
Namsos, Rotterdam, Louvain, Paris,
Berlin, Belgrade, Athens, Milan, Alex
andria, Odessa, Singapore, Rangoon,
Chungking and, OF course, the suburb
Of Honolulu known as Pearl Harbor.
Naval engagements meanwhile have
been fought in waters as distant as
those Of Iceland and Bali. the English
Evening star., 1942-04-13

the program provides for q freer
movement Of farm labor and agri-
culture equipment between the two
countries. Shortages of farm labor
and machines at present are OBJ
stacles to production in both coun-
tries. Removal of restrictions which
interfere with the movement of ma
chimes and labor is expected to lessen
the danger of labor shortages in
many areas on both sides Of the
border.
Embodying the recommendations
of the Joint Economic Committees OF
Canada and the United States, the
arrangements approved by Prime
Minister King and the President evi-
dence anew the determination Of the
two countries to pool their economic
resources in the prosecution Of the
war. Collaboration on the agricul-
tural front will be welcomed as
logical complement of the measures
already taken by the two countries
for cooperation in hemisphere de-
fense, and in the production Of mill
tary materials.