davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
y9ie Giel nno bic &C.
lebrten III bic Nitte-.."

Ils i'm Sabre 1898 Der erlte Sea-
poleon, oamals nod General Bond
parte, ieine abenteuerli6e @rpeoi-
tion na6 @egppten unternabm.
fiibrte er einen groBen Stab BON
@iileni1aftlern aller 9ii5iplineit
nit iid, oie oas 2ano uno feline
DenfmGler erforiden iolten. 3uge-
teilt iparen oieie @elebrten Der Di-
pilion oes Generals Srinut.
@ines Cages nun auf einem be-
i6merIiden 8iiitenmariAe puroe
sic in oufgel0iter Sronung mar.
i9ierenoe 0ipiiion Sriaut iber.
raideno bon ltarfer berittener ara-
bidder llebermaht auf alien Seiten
angegrifien. Sn Oieier fritii6en 60
ge IieB Ser Dipiiionsgeneral Scar.
reefs forlnierell. ltno Inn bic fampf-
nn~gemobnten @iiienidaftler Iowobl
tpie audi ieine Sragtiere nit ibren
unerieblihen Qaiten gu iidern, lieB
er Dem 8eiebl gum &arree-6ormie-
rem Sen 3uiatbefebl folgen: n9ie
giel uno oie @ele1rten in Die Mit-
te Der &arrees."
Sb oes unfreimiaigen 8iBes H.
res Generals erbob iid bei ben Sol.
oaten elm ~orobnenoes, INNER iib
mieoerbolenoeS @el1dter. 9ie ge-
raoe gum 4neriff ~aniebenoen gra-
Der muBten nidJt, mas Dies or0bnen-
Be 9aden beoellten fonnte. sic nit
terten irgeno cine Safe oabinter.
Drum 6raden iie ben Qngriff ab.
limo Die 9iuiiion Griaut fonnte ib-
rem rnterbroGeneh Marih mlange.
fodlien furticgen. init gieln uno
Nelehrlen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

oen &od binunter, ser iid oeri6oben
gebabt bate un0 etlides permutlid
Eatte ieben IoIien beim Stur5e, Dano-
te iid 3u Dem groBdugig itarrenOen
Mesger 5uriif uuO fragte: ggea, Ole
Gobe w1re Iider tot getDeien, oos
nennt man @eiitesgegenipart. Sebt
baben Tie eiumal geiebeit, ipie &C.
ibidt uto geDan0t i'd bin"
RorIfrieorid GegenolO idob oie
Sano Dor oen @uno, Sen Bart 81
oronen; oenn er polte niAt gar 81
brett sic 3Gbne 3eigen; nSa, ia,"
nieinte er, sic Antiport geniiBli6
OebnenO, 0geieben bab i9 l6on et-
mas, ober BEL uns nennt man oos
onOers. @eiItesgegenmurt beiBts
einmal ni1tl"
Sungfer 9otfpib iob i'm fragenO
an, tuuroe ploblid b%lutrot, panote
Ii6 ob, nabm ibr &oO auf unO I6ob
es BON oannen. sic bolte fiinftig
ibr JIeiid i'm 9adbarort bon anit-
singer, Dem @roBOorf SdienbauIen.
&orlfrieoer ober peridpor iiA, ME
misOer einen @reuBen 81 orgern;
0enn ais Sic Sunefer nift mebr
fam, frobbelte es ibnL tpenu er on tie
Oadte, fomii6 in ser @rube ieines
pereiniamten acknowledgements; es
feblte ibm et1pas, mas i'm bisber
INNER elm penig tuarm gemadt
Gatte, penn er oas 6rauen5immer
iob. @ie er iid oann mad foit eli
mem Sobr altf Oie 9liifli6e 6reite
I'M sic itattIide @efranfte begab,
0abon elm an0ermal. -.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
Die flcimrn &dnber

Chen babe i6 einen guten Slid
aeIanoet rmO i'm i'm 6iidforb per-
itaut. Go er w16renO oes Samples
meme fiinitlide 6lieee arg 5er5anlt
bat, medlile i'd iie raid aus, i6linge
cine neiie ins gorfad. Sd bin
aero0e fertig utO min pqiterwaten,
ais mein Slid iid 5ufdaig in benz
Seidtuaiier, in Dem i6 ltebe, telts
boft. 0ort oriibeu 0idte Sdatten
BON iunger, .eben ausgei9liipfter
grut. @iIig 5ieben iie iid gand ans
9onO beron, inter Die iiberbGngen-
sen @rGier binein. 90 melt Orolt-
he IinO MN sic 8rutfiide, OaB
Iel6It oieie min5igen faum mebr gu
idDimmen pcrmogen. @as lie MIR
baben mogen9
Sest weiB i6 es idon. Bier
fleine aiteln, ieoe faum einetl Sin.
ger lang, baben iid oa 5uiommen-
aetnn un0 bolten cine uergniigte
Srei6iogO auf meme 8rut ob. Sli-
teln? Gin @eiBfiid, Der in ben
pflan5enreiden unO rubig rinnen-
sen Str0men ser @bene elm frieo=
lider, 6raoer @egetarier lit. @ber
bier in Sen 8ergpaiiern, oeren glat-
ter &iesgrunO nur menig yeabrung
rung BAT, lit Oos aitel gum otsge-
iprofenen 6ii6rduber eeporOen.
1lno mie oas 8iIb 3eigt, beginner
lie ibr Morobanowerf ihon reft
friibseitig. sic periteben es aud
Idon aus oem @runOe beraus, Oiele
bier @alqenbogel unO GRANDFATHER.
giner itoBt ~ielpeils in Oie Oer5pei.
felt a~ufltiebenoe 8rut unO bolt iif
ieinen gratfil6, sic iibrigen 0rei
balten Die gauge Seroe 8uiamhelt,
Iaiictt aud mint Elm Stiid in Die
rettenOe Siefe mtihliipfen.
Gotiiftig tufrfe id BEN freden
g[iteln meme neuangefriiipfte 6lieg.
al. Sd5on 3appeIt ems am Sofen.
einen 9(ugpabIid ipate. Oos nGAlte;
Ole on0eren sipei riedea 2unte nno
ffno p:otliG ipltlos beridDunSfn
Gie @pfabr fir bic Brat lit OorDfi.
Sdon lit iie urb 3ufrie6en in 9atb'
tieTes, ibr nilgemeiieneS 8oiier Su-
riidgefcbrt nn0 ipielt gliidlid BARN
berum. @bGr freili1, bereits ntOr.
gen merrpn bier ODER fiinf an0 re.
&aabgrigIien iid 6ulammen9et1n
babcn rso BON neuem gepaitiJe
9iiden IL Sic oihtgeordngten Shl-
ren 6ineinre.Bal. ga I1Bt iid nilit5
oageaen TIM oie Natrr min es llgn
eiamol 10. Sitter fir sic eben fl IN
gum 9e6sn elma1ten 6iidlein. SAr
eii5iger Grpp maB ser iein, BOB
lire Nrii0er uno S1neItern, Nie
Dem @auneBcl entfommen, es i6er
eli Sabr gd.i6 genau j. balten i9er-
sen tpic bcr.te sic i6limmen 8eJe-
logerer, Orran id 5mei uni6a0i;6
gemadt.
SD ober freue mid enOli6 citi-
NAL lpicScl, CAP ih elm Meni6 uno
elm 2onbbpuoDner bin, menn MIR
es, tpeiB @ott aud ni6t ale inl-
mer gum aaerbeiten ba6en. Nber in
Ser raid berobrinnenoen @elt, 10
idon Iie an5uieben lit, muB es nod
bel, oiel un6ebaglider 81 le6en
iein als inter u1s Iiebwerten g6en-
biloern @ottes -.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
Neretuss& alenOer

Concord Club. @raiioent:
Carl Stober; Sefret6r, Grau ".
GhIohter, 1863 Conn. Ibe., sc. US.
@~erlommlung ieoen 0ritten NtitttDo1
i'm Monot.
grOipeet Sia TriebbOf. 9rdiioent;
Greo @ogeliong; 5etretdr: $. y.
@intLer; S@asmeiiter: SouSetlee y.
Ghls. 8eri. am 2. Snmstag I'm
Meonat. i'm Srieobofsgebaitoe.
9eutiGe Treimaurer GOss
% Mrmimins, Nr. %, G.M.N.W.
~ Getret1r: 6reof. 8ertrom,
1341 Gbepbero Ctr, g. 6. Ser
IommIung am i. 9ienstag i'm Wto.
nat i'm Neuen Waionic Eempel, 18ts
uno $ StraBe, 90. 8.
Nrminius @ergnigmn9s Teretu.
NrGiioent: &onrao Wiiiaer; Setre-
tar: Gbeooor 2er1, 1905 Siebte
StroBe, 81. SO. I~eriammlung am
/. GOnnobeno i. W3t. i'm &auie eines
Mitglieoes.
,9eutIAer Sbeater &lub". Pra.
lioent, @ultab Seller. Geriamullung
ieoen Dierten Mittpo9 i'm Wfonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iltrift Nr. 40. Yrdiioent, Wii1el
Woiner; Sefret1r, Gbriitinn &ronerl-
hitfpr 11OA Nnnipont Ctr, 6iIber
Spring, M1o. 8eri. am 4. Wiittmo4
m Wonnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Aiftrift Nr. 100. @rGiioent: Sobn
@re0lein; Sefret1r: Gbriitian Gbriit
1922 6iinfte StroBe, 81. IS. Berl.
am 4ten Oienstng i. Mt. i'm Soile
ger. 1920 3 StraBe, %. q.
4rium Samenpereiu. RrdiiOentin,
Srou 8. @utman; Gefret6rin, Sran
u. @aBmann, 1904 Morningiioe
9riDe, 81. SO. 8eri. am 2. WitttDo9
i'm Monot, nadmittags 1 ubr.
Wuppert &eim Tranen 9ilfsDer'
Gin. 9~r1iioentin, Grau Babette
Qrumfe: Sefret1rin, Grau Mabel
Diet. 9~erIommIung am 2. Diess'
tao i'm Monot, 2 ubr noamittags.
i'm &eime.
9entIdes @aiienbans. Hrdiioent:
ssre6 Ghnei0er; SefretGr: 8m. q.
92iGer, 5425 Nebrasfa Gpenue,
Norotuelf. gerfammlung am 6lDei.
ten Gonntag i'm Mnnat i'm @aiien'
bniss.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
S e

~ eUe SUlIeUe III eile AueItOe.
@bre oen 9Ir5t, bepor gu ieiner
beoarfit. = Solmuo.
@eiSbeit lit aoniequens;
&Iugbeit - aompromiB.
Ole fleineu 0iebe banst man,
Oie groBen laiien chamber LAUREN.
gefier it's, Ser aronfe itirbt,
als OaB ou i'm umbriugit. Sip
pofrates.
8enn elmer cine @emeinbeit
begeben polte, bat es linn nod ME
an eOeln gorpdnoen gefeblt.
@eit 0ablrei6er uls sic Der.
fannten @enies linO oie un0urhidau.
ten 9ummfopfe.
@itIeto init Dem io3ioI
Shpd1eren beOeutet nift fingered.
tigfeit gegen Sen io3iol Stdrferen.
Gs lit Ieidt, fiber Sic Gr3tli6e
&unit los3u3ieben, tpenn man BET
boiler @eiunObeit lit. - Moliere.
8in0e nit einem groBen damn
an. Damn i9affit 0u Dir einen mGd-
tigen 6eino - uit0 tauieno 6reun-
oe: feline geioer.
Mon muB i1peigiom i6affen.
@er biel BON 8ielen reOet, erreidt
ni1ts So tper bel pom 2ernen reoet,
fam ni9ts ~ tper immer bon Der
Ar6eit re0et, lit elm 6aulpel5.
S6neII uno i6Ie6t gefaut au
eiien, aud babel nod gu drbeiten,
lit cine &iidiidtsIoiigfeit, Oie mar
iih BET Ser Giitterung zines @ferbes
ni9t erlarben Oiirfte. = Sonoereg.
ger.
gtmo 0rei giertel ser gr0beb0l-
ferung fennt ibr eigenes Mlter ni5t,
tells aus l1npiiienbeit ODER idfeG>
tenn @eoG6tnis, tells our6 Sen frii-
ben SOB Ser gltern uno ionitiesn
Mongel an 8eugen uno 3eugniiien
f9rer @eburt.
ginen benz Srunt ergebenen
ar3t, einen 59auipieIer, Der feline
&oIe idledt gelernt bot, einen 8rab.
marelt, Ser nidt betet, einen Seig-
ling in Ser gdladt. .laiien Ser
It1noige alsbalo fabren. - Sn0ii1er
Spru6 nod 80btlingf.
Minoeitens sic Sdlfte Der
gr0bepobner, beion0ers sic 8olter
in Miien un0 Mfrifo, iiBen nidt ME
mir anf StiibIen, ionOern in Sod.
itelultg NIT gefreu5ten Beinen auf
Der @r0e. Selbit bel feierliden An.
lalIen, Bel Geitli6feiten uno f%iiritli-
den au~oien5en miro Oieie Steauna
bepor3ugt.
SAT- ieoer, ser iiA CUR &ube Be-
gibt, bari aus Dem S6lafe niht ge-
tpedt peroen; oIein Der ar3t muB
pie elm @orpoiten ieoes &ufes &C.
mdrtig iein. Die meiiten oiirfen ii9
nit Dem, mas Tie biz gum abgelegten
gramen erlernt baben, begniigen;
onein Ser Ar5t muB unaltsgeiett
forttuoieren. = Marr 1876.
&Ieine 2erde, Ou iteigit
Singen0 auf luftiger 8abn
Sr0bli6 bimmelan;
aber mie bod oie S6minge bid
trug,
Simmer neigit
S9peigeno on wieoer
9einen Slug
Sief our groe nieoer,
Mii0e perlangen0 nad Stub.
2erhe, mein Bib biit or.
Sulius Sturm.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
8Onifean

0ioerot beiudte zines Cages
@ouiieau in Dem iopnii6en Mont-
morencp BEL 9aris. Sic gingen gu
iammen ipaaieren, llno als fie an
sen See gelaneten, iagte &ouiieau:
n@enn Sic miiBten, mie oft id idon
beriudt mar, in oieiem @afier mein
2eben 5u enoen."
n@arum baben sic eg nidt ge.
tan2" fragile 9ioerot gleidgiiltig.
&ouiieau drgerte ii6 iiber bic Ser5-
loiigfeit ser Srage unb antmortete:
rSa, oenfen Sic, INNER penn id
Die &ano ing @aiier itedte, fano id
es fir meinen &orper 5u fiibl. !"
Die beioen fligen Mdnner la6elten
ii6 an.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
Die i6Snten Crime
rnn9en

ARNL NtffN
idBen gemiitlid I'M 6reunosfrelie
beiIammen uto elmer piirfe Die
6rage ouf: an melde Augenblide
in unierem 2ebel mir am liebltett
8uriidoGdten? @os wiiroen mir
antmorten?
9i6erIid meint 8rerit ieOer, sic
vgroBen" greigniiie in leinem Sc
ben ieien sic id0niten gepeien. Die
iunge 5rou nennt ibren 8erlo-
6unQs- o6er ibreu So63eitstag, Der
iunqe Monn oen augenblif oes
h~eltan0enen Gromens. Der @eltere
SEN Sag, an benz er ainen 6eion-
oers erfreuliden grfolg IN ieinem
8eruf gil ber5eidnen batte. giner
ruft: 0llnlere Mittelmeerreiiel" Gin
anoerer: .l1niere Sfitour bonn ieB-
ten @interl" uim. 8enn mir
uns ober na6ber, iobalO mir pieOer
aIein fno, ielber ernitlid fragen:
in tpelden 9[ugenbliden babe i6
wirflid b09ites Slid empfunoer,
oenn tperoen mir cine lleberra=
idung erfabren. @s miro utls nam-
li6 flar, ooB uniere iogenannter
groBen grlebniiie fait ME unges
triibt woren, ni9t ungemiidte @e-
fiible ~tiefiter rno reiniter 6reuoe
nit lid bra6ten. Ser Mnblid elmer
w~unoerboaen 2an0idaft etwa mar
5tpor groBartig unb erbebero, Der
8enuB muroe aber our6 aQerlei
StOrenoes beeintra6tigt - onrf
Miioigfeit ODER cine p%orangegafl-
gene drgerlide MISUNDERSTANDING.
No9 Dem gliidli6 beitan0enen @ro-
men mar Ser &onoioat 10 erregt,
OaB ibm sic innere &ube feblte, Die
gu jeoem @liidlidiein n0tig lit. Sn
Sic Sreuoe iiber oie No6riAt bonn
berufliden grfolg miidte iid Diel-
leidt irgenoeine Srauerbotidaft.
gtein, Oie meiiten oieier @~rlebniile
entbielten cine itorenoe 8eimi-
idung, Die au6 nod Die &iiderin-
nerufig triibt.
8ann ober paren mir 0enn elm
nal pirflid glidlid obne einen
Geit? l1no inoem mir uns 0as fra-
gen, iteigt pielleiHt ploBlid Die Or
i%nnerung an einen Sag, cine Stuti-
oe aus unierer &inobeit in uiis auf.
gigentli9 NOR es gar nihts ge-
Ionoeres @ir ioBen nur auf
elmer ionneniiberglan3ten 8ieie bon
BON MaBlieb1en inter blalem
Simmel, uno oa iiberipiilte es uns
uie cine @oge boditer uniduloiger
Seligteit. Soer Der 8aa auf Dem
8eibnadtstiid, Der inns aQein ge-
boren ioate, mar 10 unmabri6eir-
li6 idOn rot uno GOLDEN ladiert,
onB iein anblid gang brett in oas
offene &inoerber5 orang un0 es bis
oben nit Slid erfiiate. 9ann mar
Oa aud EN- Mugenblid geDeien, bel
einem Nadbaulegeben am leBten
Sdultage Dor ben Sommerferien
8ir muBten auf einmal till
iteben, neil Der @eoanfe an Diele
Dor urs liegenoe molfenloie 6erien-
modem 10 unfaBbor Eerrlid mar,
oaB mir meinten, oas 9er5 miifie
unS 5eripringen Dor Slid.
9o6 ni6t nur in Der ainobeit,
aud IN ipdteren Sabren fOnnen
mir iolde Momente mirflider rei-
ner Seliefeit erleben. uno aud
bier iino ie ieltiamermeiie meiit an
gang feline 0inge uno unideinbare
grlebniiie gcfniipft, ia fait an elm
Nidts: an oen Blid our9 oas SEN
tier am eriten beaen Jriiblingstage,
an Den Quit elmer Diloen Stole, an
elm paar @eigent0ne, bic am Cont
merabello aus einem @arten ber-
iiberflinsen uno ltns sutiefit anriib-.
rem. - Tenn nidt oas 6uBerlide
@eideben lit rs. mas urls nit ipab-
rem Slid erfiillt, Ionoern Sic rein-
geltimmte gntpfintung zines berei.
ten Serseus. Della grOmann.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

gs fommt oarau an.
or: n5r1uleiu Margot, Sic wiiroen
mid) reitlos oliidli6 MAIDEN, penn
gie mein Cos nit mir teiien Mir
beat.
Sie: ~@ie bod mar Oenn Sbr
OaDinn2"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

Gas @efuItat. 2ebrer;
n6riB, mas lit oas &eiultot, penn
ou oeinem 9riioer feds 9lepfel gibii
uno nimmit tim orei mieoer meg2"
Grit: SD friege flrfdtbare Ore
die, Serr 2e1reri"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

sic reut II If INNER.
.@as miro pobl oeine Mutter ia.
gen, 2iebling. menn iie BON unierer
beimliaen gerlobung erfGbrt?"
vDa brouhit on feline @ngit 81
baben, one frelt iid ieOesmal.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
Raj Hits HAMBURG
9Th Time in 10 DAYS.;
Pounds Other Target!
Thirty Bombers Reported
Lost in New Assault
On Ruhr Objectiwes
BY the Associated prexs

os Inc hSsOtldttQ freSS.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-A great feet
OF the RATS biggest bombers re-
turned to battered Hamburg last
night and gave the German port
its ninth pounding in 10 days
to break all records for sustained
attacks on a single target.
Fires set in the last assault on
Hamburg Thursday night were still
burning as the Raj swept over the
city to add to the havoc created by
some 5000 tons of bombs dropped in
the previous raids.
Thirty boaibers we're reported lost
in the raid, which was carried out in
great force and was accompanied by
attacks on other objectives in North
west Germany, an announcement
said.
The German high command in its
Tuesday communique said the Ham
burg population suffered casualties
and there was considerable destruc-
ton. 1t said that q of the raiders
were shot down.
An Air Ministry communique said
that in addition to the raid on Ham,
burg, other bombers blasted OBJ
jectives in the Ruhr Valley, and that
Beauighters and Mosquitoes from
the Fighter Command new deep into
Holland and Northwest Germany.
Airfields and targets at Sylt and
Cuxhaven were bombed, but re-
suits were not announced. Two
Fighter Command planes we're re-
ported missing.
Royal Australian Air Force Hamp-
dens OF the Coastal Command
operating off the coast of Norway,
torpedoed an enemy supply ship,
the commurique said.
The assaults broke a two-night
lull in the great Allied aerial often
sive which was launched Saturday,
Evening star., 1943-08-03
Army Cancels Orders
For Wooden Planes:
Metal Now Available
Had Planned to Spend
About 400 Million on
C-76 Cargo Croft
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
The War Department an
nounced today it is canceling
contracts for the manufacture
of the GIG wooden cargo plane
by the Curtiss Wright Co. at
Louisville and the Higgins Co. at
New Orleans.
The amounts of the contracts
awarded on cost-plus- fixed fee
basis, were not disclosed by the de-
partment, but it was understood
from other quarters that they had
contemplated the expenditure of
approximately 100000.
The Army said tests with expert
mental models established that the
plane would be more expensive and
less efficient than those now being
manufactured from metal.
Metal Now Available.
When the wooden plane project
was undertaken last year. the scar
city OF strategic materials-particu
larly of aluminum-dictated the re-
quirement for construction of wood
and other nonstrategic items.
Aluminium production has sub
sequently been greatly increased
and should be sufficient to meet re-
quirements for the all-metal type
of plane" the department said.
"On the other hand, there has de-
veloped an actual shortage of the
kinds of wood best adapted for such
wood plane construction"
Metal cargo planes such as the
Douglas CAT and C-54 and the
Curtiss Commando Cas- ARE high
(See PLANES, Page A-16)
Evening star., 1943-08-03
British Worships, Planes Rout
U-Boot Pack in 3-Duy Battle
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-British war
ships and planes sank two OF a force
of between Is and 80 U-boats try
ing TO intercept big Allied convoy
and probably destroyed another, a
British communique announced to-
day.
So successful was the British de-
fense that the great force of u
boats was unable to launch a single
attack, the Admiralty said. The con-
voy was eastbound.
The fight between the warships
and planes on one side and the sub
marines lasted three days. The ac-
ton occurred some weeks ago.
Icebergs and dense fog added to
the conveys hazards in the early
part of the trip. When the weather
cleared, coastal command LIBERIA
tors, operating at great distances
from their bases, sighted three sub
marines on the surface and attacked
one, sinking her.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
Soldiers 10 Get Trainina
For Exams 10 West Point
BY the Associated prss,

BY the Associated Press.
Soldiers who receive appointments
for the 1914 entrance examinations
at West Point will pe given special
preparatory instruction arranged
oy the Army Specialized Training
Program, the War Department an
nounced today.
Approximately 920 men are ex-
pected in the program at these coll
leges: Amherst College, Amherst,
Mass, approximately $40 candidates
appointed by competition from the
Army; Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y, about 300 presidential ap-
polntees, and Lafayette College,
Easton, Pa, about $50 candidates
from other groups, including con-
gressional appointments.
Those. eligible will be enlisted men
holding letters of appointment for
entrance July l, 1914, whether as
principals, alternates or competitors.
Candidates serving overseas will be
returned to the United States for
the training, and men in the Navy,
Marine Corps or Coast Guard who
receive appointments will be dis
charged and permitted to enlist in
the Army to share In the training.
Evening star., 1943-08-03

The attack took place just before
dawn, and from that moment on
for the next three days aircraft and
warships we're engaged in continu-
Gus assaults on both surfaced and
submerged submarines.
Successful passage of the entire
convoy was an outstanding achieve
ment, because the enemy force had
been built up over a period for the
purpose of launching a major at.
tack" the communique stated
The two other submarines listed
as destroyed or probably destroyed
were accounted for by Royal Navy
surface craft.
In at least one instance the sub
marines. which were always kept
out of striking range of the convoy,
attacked British frigates with tor
pedoes, but failed to hit them.
The submarine wolfpack finally
lost contact on the third day with
out having fired a single torpedo at
the merchant ships.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
5000 Tons Of Brass
To Be Released by WPB
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Some 5000 tons of brass and cop
per are available for manufacture
Of household ware, clocks and SIM
liar permitted civilian goods" the
War Production Board announced
today.
The materials have been frozen
In manufacturers inventories, WPB
said, and transfer to manufacturers
able to use them in their present
form will be made through the Cop
per Recovery Corp, a Government
clearing house for frozen or excess
stocks.
A spokesman explained the action
does not represent an increase in
allotment of scarce materials tn
civilians. but means that production
Of certain civilian goods in limited
quantities will be fact instead of
a theory.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
War Spending in July
Below June 0ut!ays
By More Than Billion
Port Of Drop Believed
Due to Unsatisfactory
Trend in Production
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
War spending during July fell
more than a billion dollars under
the June figure, but approx
mately half of the decline, the
Treasury said today, reflects
technical bookkeeping adjust
ments.
The department gave no reason
for the rest of the drop. though
recent statements from other Gov
ernment quarters have expressed
dissatisfaction with production
trends.
The daily Treasury statement for
July, released today, showed income
tax receipts for the first month of
the new fiscal year of S1,254,9 ,934 900
and total receipts of more than
81 GOT 900 900.
Spending, however. was more
than three and a rln times that
figure. aggregas.-,g $7,1l2,458,7 ,704. OF
that amount 6,431 ,596,610 went for
war activities, contrasted with
STAGE ,266,674 in June.
The June figures, the Treasury
said, reflected adjustments of about
$500 100000 made between certain
receipt accounts and expenditure
accounts, and between the Com
modify Credit Corp and the war
activities expenditure account"
Income tax receipts during July
were the highest on record for any
month that did not include a
quarterly income tax payment date.
Nearly five times the $273,057 900
collected during July of last year,
the July, 1943, total included only
s19.378,000 paid into the Treasury
under -aS-you-go. which went
into effect the first of the month.
War bond sales for July aggre-
gated $3.50, ,69l 900, up from the
S875 499 900 sold in June. Redemp-
tions were less-$138,243,0 900, against
s141 lat, ,006 the previous month.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
Five-Year Maximum
Term Is Given BeaII
Hopkins Institute Owner
Gets One to Four Years

Former Police Capt. Lawrence r.
Beall 46, was sentenced this after
noon by Justice James w. Morris of
District Court to serve from Is
months to 5 years on charges of en-
bezzling funds over which he had
custody while serving as chief prop
erty clerk of the police department.
Capt. Beall pleaded guilty on July
26 to four count indictment charg-
ing embeZzlement of more than S4,-
200. He disappeared from Washing
ton last August and was recently
arrested in Colorado.
Justice Morris also sentenced
George F. Whitehead. 43, New York
described as owner of the Hopkins
Institute, to serve one to four years
on charges Of violating the White
Slave Traffic Act. He was accused
OF transporting two women from
New York to the District for i'm
moral purposes. Whitehead pleaded
guilty in June.
Justice Morris fined John E. Kelly.
so, Los Angeles and New York. $500
on a charge of failing to register as
an agent of a foreign principal.
Kelly, accused of being an agent for
the Spanish government, was found
guilty by District Court Jury.
Evening star., 1943-08-03
Drafting Of Fathers
Seen Unnecessary
Here Until November
Maryland and Virginia,
Most Other States Will
Coll Them in October
A. p. Photo.
By MIRIAM OTTENBERG.

Only a few States will be able
to get through October without
general drafting of pre-Pearl
Harbor fathers now that the ban
on calling fathers has been lifted,
but the District will be one of
the few places with enough men
available to hold off a general
father draft until November, a
survey indicated today.
With October / set as the definite
date when draft boards may dip
into the ranks of the previously
deferred men with children, District
draft officials said childless men
probably will fill calls until No
vember, when some of the Capitals
$4,000 fathers will have to be called
More hard pressed for men are
nearby Maryland and Virginia,
where some boards will not be able
to fill September calls. Most of the
nearby boards expect to fill their
October calls with fathers.
Instructions Wired to Boards.
National orders lifting the ban on
drafting fathers after October
were wired to draft boards through
out the country yesterday. The
boards were given these instruc-
tions:
q. Fathers will be drafted only
in such number as is absolutely re-
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