davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
AippcHrcitte Gkeater
y3ibe 'em GpmboH" beginnt bemt.
Sonnerstag, ben 8. Npril.

Ser nelle Slim r9tioe 'em Gotp.
bon" jbeginnt be,lte i'm Sippobrome
NIT 9uo Mbbot uno 2ou Goitello in
SEN 1itelroIlen, unteritiitt bon go
mllel g. 9inos, Marp Macs rmo
CHA fitzgerald. 9ie Ml,iif liefert
gudaroo 8ano nit &aneers Gbor
bon 40. Mebrere if0ne 9ieoer finS
bon Son Nape unO Gene De Yaul
fir oieies Bib fomponiert tporoen,
mie 81 Sisfett, q Sisfett" uno IS
min remember Mpril" uno an6ere.
@eiuhen Sic oieien bumornollen
slim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
0iftaas ,,tmti,ai,er" atS
'anccrc Krieesifteft

Yalo gllto, Gal. vGas lit erbeblid)1
bumaler ais anoere Metbooen Der
ariegfiibrltnn" erfldrten Offi5iere
oes Gbemiiden &rieesoienites. Mme'
rifaner baben in oen aiiitenltdoten,
,ueniq gu fiirdteu por etiuaigeu Sast
ungr!fien, tpeil iolhe slngriffe 1,,is.
ipobribeinlid fino. @as bdlt iid) anr
8ooen. Die Geinoe ipiiroen ibr Gas
pergeuoen, 1enn ser 8ino tpiro rs;
ihneQ nertreiben. Tas Golf brauGt
aTo feine Mngit su baben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09

Yoltfartc auf 2l79 Sit 80. StraBe.
llto Elm Sruf nit bem 9fotei, !Shif0
ipro alles abbolen. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09

fommt; uno mande iinb nur oes.
ba!b nidt rationiert, tpeil iie enttpeoer
iiberbaupt nibt erseust tperoen, tpie
Is. 9. automobile, ODER tpeil bic ge,
ringe Eroouftion bereits ausper.
fal,ft lit. tpie Sic meilten &aoieappas
rate. 'Sd)on Dor langerer 3eit bat
Sic &esierllng air 5ablreid)e @aren=
fategorien 8eihrinflngen aneeorH-
net, Iaut ,uelden Sic 1abrifnnten SEN
Ietailliltcn nur cine beltilnmte Guote
iener Mengen Der betreffenoen Bare
lieiern 0iirien, sic iie in SEM &aIb-
iabr bonn 50. Wopelnber 1889 Biz
Mdrs 1910 besoeen batten. Momen-
tan erbalten Sic aalflel,te nl,r fol.
senbe Yro5entidte ibrer oamalieen
9e5iige: Watraten, Yoliter uno dbn,
lihe Sausbaltartsfel 500, &oDr.
une &orbmobel $3.50, Spiten, Stif-
fereien, aorfteppide, 2inoleum, aof.
Ter, 8eited, Metaum0bel, &anbta.
ihen. Ybotoappnrate nno 3ubeb0r,
Muiifaptarate. sportartifeI, spiel
5eltg, 0alanterieiparen, goilettearti-
fel, @olo= uno Silbertparen, 'Staub-
iiltger, &iiblitr6nfe, biuerie 8arten-
artifel $3.50, Sor5elans ii,o @las:
luaren 2O9o. @ie man iiebt, iinb BE-
reits sablreid)e 9(rtifel rur tnebr i'm
l1mfans zines 8iertels Der idon ba,
mails riidsdnsioen 2ieferllngen bes
eriten &riegbalbiabres erbdltlid, unS
oieier tieie Ginihnitt maht iid) BLOB
uesen Ser Oorbaroen setpeienen Nor=
rdtc beinertbar, miro ieood NIT Dem
nunmebrigen raihen Auf5ebren Der
Eager tdslih oelltlider. God) ielbI,
Die angeiiibrten 9iffern seben nod
TEN D0lllfa10tges SnO. Manf}e Nr.
iifel Der oben 'angefiibrten @rup-
pen oiirfen iiberboupt nid)t eraeusi
tperoen, tpie getpiiie 90piermaren:
sllnminilsrngeid)irre, S&fefaearg mil
mebr als 5ebn Yroaent Metallinbalt,
,tnS bobertpertise Golo,paren. slm
Gage, Oa bieie 3eilen goIdrieben
iueroen, trat cine Neroronune in
Rrait, gen1dB tuelder sic idon big.
FER in ibrem umfane arg 3ugeit,b.
fen 3eitunsen tiinftis BLOB 1870 be,
bor ben &riese foniinniertet, Ynpier'
,nenee berbrauhen 6iirfen. ManGt
Mrtifel oiirften in &infunft fiir bit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
ro6e symtbiabrsofTenitoe beltimtt1ti

srobe Tuitbiabrsoffenitoe beitimlnt
getpeien iei. =
@eitere so Srtid)aften uno eii,
grober 8abnbof an ser 3entrums:
front tpuroen suriiderobert. i:
S1lpere 2uftangrifie Ser Gcilf.
id)en lpuroen 5uriirfgelhlagen. Gs
bat Sen Nnid)ein. oab Sic Siienitpc,
Ser 2uftflotte 9itlers bereits tegon;.
men bat:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
S6lub bon Seite /.

ten aui Elm Stiid berabgeiunfen ,par.
Shlieblih bate ieoe 8erion ans
iprrh auf srpei Yfnno 3auiebeln fir
Sic sanae Heriooe bon Der lebten bis
5ur tommenben Grnte. Neben oieien
firen Nationen gtbt es felt einigen
Monaten Elm betueglihes @ationie-
rltngslpite,n, tpeldes ale Sblt-,
GleiId)- i,no Siidtonieroen (einidlieb.
lid) Saroinen) ETC., sablreid)e 8c-
miiiefonierpen (5. 9. Somaten, grii-
ne Grbien), sctrodnete Jriidte, &eis,
Sapicca, uno' dbnlihe Mrtifel nm
faBt. Seoer bat Tir bier Wod)en 90
Runfte 81, ieiner Serfiigung, bic cr
nod 8elieben bertpenben fam. Ses
Verit1nbniies balber iei er1pGbnt,
oaB cine Toie nit cttua iebs Saroi=
men fiinf Buntte, elm Yf,,nb Sriibs
itiidstpurIt aus ser 8iidie 16 Hunfte,
elm Sfuno Trodenfriihte 6 Bunfte,
cine Sole bon einoreipiertel Yiuno
Iomaten neun Yunfte, Elm Hfl,nb
Neis slpei Bunfte etc rtoiten". s(a5u-
srobe Srriinge fann man baber in
auen oieien MrtifeIn niht MAIDEN.
Die &ationierung Ser Sn0litrie-
artifel lit ouf tuenige 8ruppen be-
ifranft uno ,lnsfabt sbaaiptiddlid
9efleiounesartitel unS SEIZE. Mo-
mentan VT nod oie am 1. Sum- 1941
fir oie Gauer zines Sabres erIaliene
@eroronuns in &raft, tuelde anse.
iidts Ser oamalisen aiinltieen Ser,
iorsungsanlage red)t grof3iieise
aIeioerrationen 5ugeiteben fonnte,
nit oenen es ieood balo elm gnoe
nebmen apirb, iobaf man Sie font
menSen Ienoerunsen ifon iett be-
banoeln mus. Sn ser iaufenoen Ye-
riooe erbieIten Grtpafiene pro Sabr
66 3upons, tudbreno folsenSe au-
poniperte gelten: Serren. oSer 90.
menmantel 18, Semoen 5. @oablue
'en 6, piamas 8. Serrenid,,be Z,
Serrenioden 3, 0nmenitriimpfe 2,
arabatten 1, &anoidJube 3, Serren-
an5us (oreiteilis) 26. 0amenfoitiim
18 uitp. Die beporitebenoe genrege-
lung miro eimihneioenbe aiirsungen
bringen, inSem einerieits bie Sc
iamt;abl ser 2ltpons perminoert,
anoererieits bas Grior6ernis ser
1b3ugebenoen &upons fir perl6ieoe,
ne Nrtifel erbobt miro. auBeroen
beiBt es, oab inanhe 9efleiounes-
artifel crit bel geahtpeis 6es tati6d)-
liden Beoarfs iiberbalpt erbGltlidj
iein tueroen. Cb Site, Mobelitoife,
Bett- unS 1iidtpdIde tueiterbin III.
ponfrei absegeben tperoen, itebt nod
niht ieit.
Die anoeren Sn0uitrieartifel iins
nid)t rationiert, aber bas beoettel
nif,t, BOB man iie nod Belieben Be.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
Bomber flieet Il, t,,,r
!O 5 4 SthttNefr
,,ast England

2pnocn. Der neue MeforO fiir oeu
22OO Meilen langen Slug gse,,funo,
lamb .8robbritannien lit 6 St,,noen
40 Mil,uten; ser Hcforobreder lit ei,l
piermotorieer ,9iberator"= Bomber
bon ser Goniolioateo s(ircraft Co.,
l,no ser Bilot ipino nidt tpegen lie.
beridjreitung Ser 8eifpinoigfeits-
sren5e beltraft tuerben. @r bate oen
@ino i'm 9fiiden uno ooourd fan,
er iritber an, aIs porgeibrieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09

Grieesbauer iiberbaupt nidt tneb;
pergciteut neroen, a,toere ipieoreunt
MIR in berainfadter itanoarotiierter
Jorm. Gem ,GuBeren Meniden"
miro nan oas ourd oie geplante uno
in ibren Anfangsimoi,im bereits &C.
banobabte ginfiibrung 9e>piiier Gin=
teitsfleioungen naf elmer Ginbeits-
n,uoe anieben. Der Siuang t,ab Spar
iemfeit foroert sic Mihaifung Ser
MuNihldge ser &errenboien uno -
nod fiir5ere 1amenrode. Inter 6e,,
Ginihrdntingen ser latten Seit iei
id,lleBlih nod ertu6bnt, oab Sic 8e=
itditslel,te nit slusndbme BON Sc.
thensmitteln feline Waren einpaden
biirien uno oaf, sic 0iuierunsen irs
&aus auf elm Mi,,i,nunt reou5iert
tnurben; @rot 6arf t,ur 6reinuI ,rcs
hentlid 5ugeiteut iueroen.
Die 8ereinfnh,png lit allo ifo:,
iebr ,ueit seoieben. Grokoem iteber
tuir am 8esinn elmer re,,en @eriooe
ser berben 2ebensfiibr,mg, sic Ser
3iuilbebolferung tpeitere Ginihrdn-
.fungen oes 0arenperbra,ihs a,,fer-
leet. Son sen onoertpeitieen neue,
Wabnabmett, iuie ser Deifrdnfung
bes &eiiererfebrs, ser 0erntinber,,na
Der 3abl Ser Hferoerennen bon 331
in 6rie0ens5eiten pro Saiion auf az,
oes 8erbotS BON 9ltnOereinen a.,-
Der al Samstagen ,,no offentliden
5eiertagen, ser Serabieeung ser su.
gelaiienen 9ouberanitaltingei, a,,i
ein 3cbntel Ser Normal5iffer ,pouer
mir in 6ieicm 3uiammenbang nidt
usAiibrliher iprehen. Sour 5tpei
Beiipiele ieien angefiibrt, neil iie in
Sas Gebiet Ser eigentliden Ser.
braud)sbeidriintung fauen. Gie fret.
beriiie6are 8en5inration, auf tueld]e.
obtpobl reht fnapp beneiiet, ieoer
Mutobeiiser slnipruh bate, miro
oollfommen abeeidafft a,no nur Ser.
ienige miro 8en5ilt erbalten, tpo Die
Beb0rbe Dies f'ir ,lotpenoig finbet.
Minoeltens 10000 Dagen, biel.
leid)t 6ie boppelte Mnsabl, ,peroen
oemndfit bon ben straBen Der.
idtuinoen. Oie stpeitc MaBnabne be.
trifft Oas Yerbot Der &eritellung Don
WeiBbrot ul,o Die Ginfiibr,ing zines
ginbeitsbrotes, tpobi,rh ilt,gefdbr
100000 xonnen bes fir ole Gin,
fiibrung ben0tisten Sdiiisraumes
eripart tperoen. 9as 8emertenstperte
Sabei lit. oab Sic Beb0lferune ole
oieie Mabnabmen ipiIlfcaln,en heibt
ia iie in lnanhen Sdlen oireft er'
stpuneen bat, neil lie bon Der Scot
tpenoiefait iolder GinifrGnfanger
i'm Sntereiie elmer itrafien 8riess
fiibruns iiber5euet lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
ntiidJ-8e,neinbe Nntter. nno
9odbter.Hnnfett am 6. NIpril.

Ger. sipeite Sitertag ipiro nns al,
len, oie mir i'm Sadbienbeim ,pareu.
nod rcdt lange in angenebmer Grin,
1lerullg I6leiben. Sed)s llbr obenos
,uar 0as 5eit aneeingt, aber Elm gro
ber Cell Ser M.itter ,no g0hter bat,
ten ii9 idon Dor feds llbr einsefun-
ben, 10 bab gum Sell iosar slpeimal
geoedt meroen muBte. Grau Hiarrer
Morie Geutibl1noer iprab in crbes
bender 8eiie oas Siihgebet uno 6rm,
emma Sartmann als Gr1iioentin
tuiinidte auen eineu auten Ippetit.
gnn Ser mar lf)on ou, benr alles.
mas auf Den Siid fam, ,uar iolppbl
reihlif, als audi folttid,,
Wobreno bes Mbenoenens in Sen
nntern Mdumlihfeiten itattfano. Der.
iantmefte mani iict naf oemielbeu
nun i'm aroben Saal, nm oas fol'
gen0e $rogramln Sil boren.
Mls erlte erIt,ien ,rniere allbelieb.
te Seritdberiu Srn,l emma Sart.
mann, unter oerer umiittig -rubiger
2eitung iibrieens ser eanse abenb
itano, nm aae @tiitter unS SGhter,
iamt ibren Bditen br5lid SIT begrii,
ben. 0arilad) itellte lie llns lmIere
aQteliebte &iinltlerin Sean ariieer.
nit Srou Srene @dpen am 9lapier
nor, uno Vie fang lpie INNER tpllnoer.
bar. Die |Spreferiu Srau 6. @.
geecod er3dblte ms in oaritelcriid)
intereiianter 8eiie balls heitere, balo
ernite 8eidihten. Die Scronia mar
oiesmal belier bertretcn, iogar neue
Mitglieoer fonnte man unter ihnen
finoen; es gelangte sum Gortraa:
,9ie 8Iofen lGuten Oas Sitern eil,,"
bon sbt, nit israu Srene 8apen am
&laDier, llnter Ser Sireftion bon g.
Nifolaus. slngeiihts ser etipas
idapierieen aomppiition mar sic Sars
bietlng oennoh eine abgerunoete
9sl,n folgte oas erite lebenbe Silo
bon ilnierm nimmermiioen &.Srauid
enttporfen: r2ibertp" oaritellenb.
GnrItellenoe Berionen iparen: Silba
Mntonius, 9iuoolpb 3ebner. Martba
8ottidjling uno- Nnoreas Sfeel. Tie
@irf,,ng oes 9iloes iuar tuobltueno,
9eIteigert nod ourh: uWp Gountrp"
auf Ser 9rompete uuo &larinette bon
Gebriiber @ber geblaien. Ser rMa.
brigal" Gbor. auum Sic Silfte ,par
"a! @arlim9 8eiuneen aber baber
fie gut, 10 oab man am liebIten nod
eit,e 2:leabe bG...c boren mGssn. SRI.
Marie stber ersobte uns nit einem
id0nen Mutterlieb. in engliiher
Sprad,e, oas nit ibrer geiaais pobl'
flingenoen IStirnme einnanofrei tuie,
bargegeben ipuroe. Ias nddpite leben,
Oe 8ilo mar: rYetlp Hob", barge.
iteut BON SRI. anna Guneid, muiifa'
lid illultriert nit 600 9leB Sine
rica!" BON SRI. 0tarie slber 5unddit
ais Colo gelungen, Damn bon alien
in elmer 8eiie iuieoerbolt, oie gera,
be3n erbebeno ipirfte. ltnniafiirlid
0rangte iif Die 5rage aui: mann
miro eininal Sic Saronia 10 ltarf ,uer-
oen? Sum, tpenn ilnIer Gbormeilter
alt genug miro, bielleid,t fam er's
nod erleben. ltno enolif oas lette
Iebenbe 8ilo: Spirit OF '76.". oar.
eeiteut bon Sobn aiertiher, Hoberi
Osel5er, Sobn IbieB, nit einidlasi-
gen 2ieoern oaslL geillnsen bon Sean
&riiger, besleitet bon Srene 8apen:
v@lori, 6lori! Salleli,ja." 5unddit
tpieoerum ais lSolo, Damn tpieoer Dor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09

Waibington. Gin tpaselnutiges in
'oen @etpGiiern gBi,as oueriereroes
aneritaniihes llnterlee6oot bot ipie.
oeri,m atpei iapaniid)e Shiife 5ur
Strede gebraht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-04-09
8nijeft fitelSeit itene
0e,uinfte am 3eittrtir,

Mosfau 6elograu angeitrid)ene
oeutid,e Tal,fs, sic in sen @1mpfen
gegen Die Nute Mrmee eingeiett ipur-
Sen, iuerben als Yetpeis 0afiir ange,
fiibrt, OaB ipeiiere idNpere SGlise
ser Soapiets Sitler stpa,,geu, Mate-
rial at berbraltden, Oas fir einc
Evening star., 1942-07-08

He went on to say that he was
against it.
In reply to another question as
to whether he would make an an
nouncement soon concerning gen.
eral administration wage policy,
Mr. Roosevelt said he did not know.
He was equally uncertain about
whether specific standards should
be set up to guide the War Labor
Board, replying yes and no to a
question on this point.
The Labor Board recently con-
cluded hearings on a demand by
the CIO United Steel Workers of
America for a $1-a-day increase
and other benefits for employees of
Bethlehem, Republic and Inland
Steel and the Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Companies. There was no in
dication as to when a decision might
be expected.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Nazi Executions in Belgium
Held Surprising Kaiser's
Ey the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July "a Belgian
leader said yesterday that Adolf
Hitler's forces had shot more civil
ians in Belgium than were executed
during the entire four years the
Kaiser's legions occupied the country
In the World War
Despite the Staying and privations
which he said made the plight of
the Belgians equal to that of the
starving Greeks. Hubert Pierlot,
Prime Minister of the Belgian gov
ernment-in-exile, said the morale
of his people was higher than in
1910, when the Belgian Army
capitulated.
The Prime Minister said Germany
now was exacting an annual levy of
s50,000 900 for its army of occupa-
ton. That, he added, was $40 900 900
more than was demanded when the
Germans had 100000 or more
troops in Belgium, as compared with
a considerably smaller number at
present.
Mr.. Pierlot, who once denounced
King Leopold's s surrender to the
Germans as illegal and unconstitu-
tional," indicated he had reversed
his views toward his King.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Argentina Orders
Her Ships 10 Shun
u. ). East Coast
Vessels Henceforth Will
Dock Only in Ports on
Gulf of Mexico
Fs the Associated Press.

FS the Associated Press
BUENOS AIRES, July S.-Argen-
tina, while still insisting on her right
to freedom of the seas. has ordered
all Argentine merchant vessels to
avoid the East Coast of the United
States which Germany has declared
a blockade zone, a high official source
said last night
In the future, Argentine ships will
dock instead only at United States
ports in the Gulf of Mexico. This
action was taken after Foreign Min
lister Enrique Ruiz Guinazu an
nounced that Germany's sinking of
the Argentine ship Rio Tercero off
New York was a closed incident.
Argentina, which still maintains
diplomatic relations with the Axis,
had protested the sinking-the third
attack on Argentine ships-and re-
ceived promise of reparations from
the German government.
An Argentine authority explaining
the decision to avoid East Coast
ports of the United States said:
This action does not signify ac-
ceptance of the blockade announced
by Germany, but is taken merely as
a measure of precaution.'
He said Germany had granted
Argentina the right to move ships
through the blockade zone, but this
concession was refused because it
would give Argentina a special
status and make her appear to be
acting in collusion with non
American power. Gulf ports were not
included in the zone declared under
blockade by Germany.
After Germany assumed response
bility for sinking the Rio Tercero
and offered reparations, Argentina
promised in a note to Berlin to take
further precautions to see that Ar
gentine ships were not endangered
by German submarines.
The new order, which newspapers
said already has been signed and
probably would be announced today,
presumably is one of the precau-
tions.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Goodyear Air Dock Fire
Fails 10 Halt Production

Ry the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, July 8.-Firemen
brought under control within an
hour last night flames which broke
out at one end of the huge Good
year Air Dock, once the home base
of the dirigibles Akron and Macon
and now used for assembling sec
tions of aircraft.
The extent of the damage and
the origin of the fire are not COM
pletely determined, Goodyear Off
cials said.
Fire broke out at the base of
the rubber strip which seals the
closings of the south door of the
dock. The fire worked up to the
top of the strip, at the top of the
dock. The burning rubber emitted
a cloud of dark smoke"
Production continued without
serious interruption at the other end
of the dock, which is 1,175 feet long
and has doors 211 feet high.
Evening star., 1942-07-08

will affect indirectly about 400, 900
automobile workers who have SINH
lar demands before the board, as
well as thousands of other steel
workers whose wage demands will
arise later.
In opposing the demands. the four
Little Steel" companies contended
that any increase would upset the
national wage sterilization program
because. they argued, present wages
were not substandard.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Bermuda Curbs
Use of Horses
To Save Oats
By the Associated Press.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, July g.
Bermuda authorities. who until last
year had a ban on the use of auto
mobiles, have now restricted the use
of horses.
A government notice published
yesterday declared that after July 10
horses shall not be used for working
purposes without a permit issued by
certified veterinary surgeon.
This follows an announcement in
the Assembly, last week that short
age of oats made it advisable to use
motor vehicles for transportation
and turn horses to pasture until
feed can be obtained.
The order will throw Bermuda s
small Army of carriage drivers out
of a job, but it was believed they
would be given work temporarily at
the British dockyard and United
States bases.
Evening star., 1942-07-08

When asked if he favored an in
crease in the cost of living, the
President said his questioner was
getting to the kindergarten stage.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
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Evening star., 1942-07-08
Aroentinu Counts Aliens

BUENOS AIRES. July (P.-The
Argentine government has ordered
the governors of 10 tedditories to
take a census of all foreigners living
in coastal zones in a move related
to national defense.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Envoy to Argentine
Will Return to u. S.
B~ the Associated Press.

BUENOS AIRES, July 8.-United
States Ambassador Norman Armour
called at the Foreign Office yester-
day to advise Foreign Minister En-
rique Ruiz Guinazu that he was re-
turning to the United States to
attend to business and personal af-
fairs, it was learned today.
Evening star., 1942-07-08

Clarence Allen Hicks. so. decided on
something a little different In token
of the Philippine defense. He
named his newborn son Corregidor
-Christy Corregidor Hicks.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Boby Named Correqidor

CINCINNATI. July (P.-Babies
named after Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur are legion hereabouts, so
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Roosevelt Opposes
General Pay Raise
In Steel Industry
President Against Any
Move Thut Will Boost
Cost Of Living
By GARNETT d. HORNER.

President Roosevelt left uncer-
tain today the possibility of fur
ther White House declaration on
national wage policy after making
clear his opposition to any move
that would increase the cost of
living.
Discussion of wage policy devel-
oped at the Presidents press con-
ference yesterday around a ques-
ton as to whether a general wage
boost in the steel industry would
interfere with his anti-inf1ation
program.
Mr.. Roosevelt replied that OBJ
viously such a development would
be factor in increasing the cost
of living, adding that this was copy
book" St1lff
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Will Affect Half Million.

Members of the board have
acknowledged that their decision
would be interpreted generally as a
major application of the admins
tration's announced policy to stabil-
ize wages.
In addition to the $4,000 employees
Of the four companies. the ruling
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6. w. u. Jewish Students
To Attend Services

Members of the Jewish Students
Foundation at George Washington
University will be the guests of the
Bnai Israel Synagogue, Fourteenth
and Emerson streets NV, at serv-
ices at $50 o'clock tonight.
Rabbi Henry Segal, spiritual lead
er of the congregation, will address
the students on THE Book and the
Sword"
Following the service, Arthur
Braver will conduct an open forum
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charge that Pinkie was q vicious
animal and as such constituted q
nuisance on her property.
'I have no doubt that the dog is
a friendly animal" Judge Clagett
said, In dismissing the suit.
The court heard the testimony OF
investigators from the Landlord and
Tenant Office. They reported that
Pinkie was a gentle. playful ami
NAL"
Miss Vance testified that on two
occasions when she visited the
Drake apartment to collect the rent,
Pinkie bit her on the hand.
Mrs. Drake denied this. saying
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Certification Of Employees
For Civil Service Speeded

In a new move to speed the certi-
fication of employees for civil serv-
ice status under the Ramspeck Act,
the Civil Service Commission TODAY
notified all agencies that formalities
would be dispensed with for the
time being, and that simple list
ing Of the names of those affected
would be acceptable. Under ordinary
circumstances, regular forms would
be necessary to cover each indi-
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Eviction Suit, Charging
Vicious Dog, Dismissed

Pinkie-the pet dog Of Mrs. We'll
don Drake, 220O First street NV
had his day in court yesterday.
Judge Brice Clagett, In Landlord
and Tenant Court, dismissed the
eviction suit brought against Mrs.
Drake by Miss Blanche Vance, 80
w street NV, her landlady. She
sought to evict Mrs. Drake and her
family from their apartment on the
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Bethesda Bank Dividend

The regular annual dividend Of
IL per cent and an extra dividend
Of per cent, both payable on De-
cember %, were declared by the
Board of Directors of the Bank Of
Bethesda at its monthly meeting
held Tuesday The dividends are
payable to stockholders of record
December 18. 1912.
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vidual case, but the commission said
these could be filed later.
To be eligible for civil service
status. the employe must have been
in service July l, 1941, and have had
at least sifn months meritorious
service. A further qualifying test
will be a non-competitive examina-
ton given by the commission.
Agencies have been slow in max
ing their recommendations, accord
ing to the commission. with the
result that the impending deadline
December 81 - finds many en-
ployes still awaiting certification.
The commission also announced
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Quezon Chuploin to Speak

The Rev. Pacific Ortiz. chaplain
to President Quezon Of the Philip
pines. will speak before the Plus XXI
Guild Sunday at 4:30 pm. at the
guild house, 1721 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. Miss Mary Hardy will be
chairman
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today that women under 80 could
be enrolled as trainees for technical
and scientific aid position here at
81 40 annually. Those with high
school education are preferred.
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that Pinkie had only snapped at
Miss Vance after she had kicked
him.