davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-12-15

Totals -16 & 3S Totals "a
Herbie Benson, Bethesda Chevy
Chase star pitcher of the 1914 base
ball season, is developing as an out
standing basket ball player. Benson,
along with Charley Hughes, sparked
the Barons' attack on the Roosevelt
Rough Riders yesterday, each tossing
in nine points.
Evening star., 1944-12-15

1OlaIs II 8 30 Totals Z II
Gonzaga's victory over Landon
yesterday was a double e-barrelled af-
fair, with the Purple juniors swamp
ing the Landon juniors, % to 7, be-
fore the senior Gonzaga basketers
took over the Landon regulars. Con-
zaga used IA players in the contest.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
As Good as Any Way to Beot the Races

Redkn tells the local
a the ponies
conditions and avoid misunderstanding
would be their
selections.
Although play they arrived in time
third.
chosen with due
weight odds track conditions chased all
calmly trumphantly
the paid something like S2860
How the world did pick that dog? he asked
why the first just knew he'd win the
second" she sweety replied.
fellow
roll his pocket friend remarked, Il hope
Evening star., 1944-12-15
AP 1914 AII-Pro Grid Team
urkey Event at Silver Spring
Opens Week End of Pin Tests

League as the leading EME Scales
dropped game to CAMP. Capt.
Thomas c. Boult of the fifth-place
EME led the men with .125 and 327,
while high for the women were
Yvonne Boone of Ordnance with
1913 and Dottie Hahn, @ Branch,
with 313.
Johnny Micro, well-known maple
star. rolled his way into the spot
light again at Convention Hall with
all-time record scores of 1877 and
452 in the United States Employ
ment League. His other games of
1875 and 130 also aided in boosting
his top league average to 120-plus.
His leading Placement team swept
Priorities.
Loren H. Bryan, sparkling the
fourth-place Silver Spring team to
a sweep over Congress in the Ma
sonic loop with 1855 and 403, estab-
lished an all-time league record
with nine strikes in his three strings.
Bryan several months ago gained
the limelight with a game of 228 in
Penn Recreation tournament. His
whopper was the highest official
game ever rolled in Washington.
Winning three games from Ia
koma, the surprising Hope quint
moved into first-place tie with
Gompers. John Colburn's 1862, his
middle effort in a 403 set, enabled
Dawson to win its lone game from
Gompers. The champion Whiting
team won two games from PEN
talpha despite Lick Martins 1888.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Greenbelt Quint Winner

Paced by Mahlon Eshbaugh with
Is points, Greenbelt High Schools
quint defeated Laurel High at Laurel
last night, % to 13. Percy Hall was
high for Laurel with four points.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Whistle Blows on Diving Gridder

well known football hero who enlivens his excellent sports
night He RECALLED his audience with tales of the good old days
demonstrating the winning field goal in this the 60yard
hafbackS straghtarm faened all
diving tackle
saved touchdown and the
aysdown the floor show the posture he assumedand
asleep
afleague with 1t Max Kause
whipped pencil and
alleague team He put down Benton
tackles Younce Iio
Baugh quarterback Moore and Paha half
backs. and Grgas, fuback.
particularly but had
that the bockers
full credit for his
would Hutson and George Wilson,
tackles: Matheson Robfnee
CENTER Seymour and Snkwich
habacks, and Van Buren, fullback
He could wrong the best
confident getting couple of
touchdown for dough.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Win,Lose or Draw
By LEWIS F. ATCHISoN
Everything Happened Around Redskins

Try and stop If heard these:
John Thompson Redkin chief approached by
who wanted tickets the Tribes
THE only thing have left behind goal line he informed
Which goal line?" she asked
Well they'll behind Washngtons period New
Yorks in the change the half
Il Them don't getting
and changing period"
Curley sitting
Chicago writing
syndicate while his undefeaed eleven
battling Carnegie Pittsburgh supposed be
pushover the Irish before had nosed Army
TO, Christy FlanaganS 62-yard dash,
brought the
tidings Irish He looked at the
paper,
We'll, be damned" he
Evening star., 1944-12-15
Hockey Results

Toronto. .; Montreal. 9
New York Rovers, s: Boston Olympics 3
Indianapolis, 8; Providence, 0.
Evening star., 1944-12-15

Totals ---I3 8 81 Totals 5 81
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Funeral .Rhes Scheduled
For Thomas B. Gardner

Funeral services Tor Thomas B
uardnss. 70. former onicial Of the
Waslilngtcn Gas Light Co, who died
Monday after I long Illness. were
to be held at ! pm. tUday ct the
Hines funeral home. Burial was to
be In Glenwood Cemetery. Mr.,
Gardner lived in the West Clifton
Terrace Apartments.
A native OF the District, Mr.
Gardner was the son OF Thomas I
and Mary q. Gardner. He received
his education in the public schools
here and old Columbian College
now George Washington University
He entered the employ Of the
Washington Gas Light Co. in 1917
and Tor many years was second as
sistant secretary of the company
From 1890 until his retirement in
194l. he was connected with the
Sinclair Refining Co. He was a
member Of the First Pres
byterian Church and the Association
OF Oldest Inhabitants, and was
formerly active In the Washington
Board Of Trade.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Isobcl p. Gardner, and a sister, Mrs.
Henry Howey, Long Island, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
funeral Rlies tomorrow
For Capi. ]. {. Mar1oIf

Funeral services for Capt. John G.
Marsolf. ~. Of the Army Chemical
Warfare Service, who was killed
Monday in an accident At the
Huntsville tAla.) Chemical Warfare
Arsenal, viii be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Hines funeral home.
Burial will be In Glenwood Gene
terry.
Capt. Marzolf was born in Wash
|ington and attended Central High
School and Maryland University. He
was member Of several scholastic
|fraternities. including Alpha Chi
Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi
and Omicron Delta Kappa. and was
on the rifle teams of both schools.
A member Of the ROTC, he en-
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Or. j.. Doyne Dies ut IS,
Arkansas Educator
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 81
DR.. J. J. Doyne. ss, Of Lonoke, rec
ognized Is the dean Of Arkansas
aducation, died In = hospital to-
day after q long illness.
Formerly president Of Arkansas
State Teachers College, he retired
in 1899, as superintendent OF the
Arkansas School for the Blind.
He devoted more than 60 years to
Arkansas educational activities, serv-
ing as State superintendent Of pub
lie instruction and president OF the
Arkansas Education Association.
A native Of Farneville, Va, he
came to Arkansas shortly after
graduating from the University OF
virginia. 9s
Evening star., 1944-09-06

tered the Army ii july, 1oll. ne
had been stationed n Huntsville
since November, 1911, and 1t the
time Of his death was plant superin-
tendent ct the arsenal.
His widow, Mrs. Jean Marzolf,
lives In Huntsville. Other survivors
include his mother, Mrs. Rosalie G.
Marzof Of 170s Taylor street NV;
10 sister, Mrs. Beatrice M. LaCross,
and brother, Maj. Joseph MArzolf,
jr, both Of this city.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Soviet Awards Tito
Order of Suvorov
n, IN. Associated pres.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Moscow
radio said last night that Marshal
Titb had been awarded the Order
Iof Suvorov. first class, an honor
conferred by Russia on Army COM
manders for outstanding achieve
mentS.
Gen. Eisenhower was the first
foreigner to receive the award.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
@~ebeim6ienit unrnt Dor Sded-
Tie6eM.

7rei INN oieie SobreS3eit 8uiam-
menfallenoe eaten, oaS @noe Der
5erien5eit, cine anbdufun9 BON Set
ertaqen uro Der Sobepunft Der I'm.
suqsioiion qm /. uno Is. Oft. berons
Ioiien sen 8inoesgebeimoienit ale
MISUNDERSTANDING ooraltf
ouimerfiom 31 mnfgn 0ie Brieffd-
Iten an ihren often mo lleuen Aorei-
len beionoers 3u beobahten uir0 es
nor aIlent itnbeOin9t 5u uermei6en,
bereits inoofiierte Sheds 6ei lih 3i
truQqn. Ger @ebeimoienit lpeiit oa-
raul bin, ooB ouh Der GiebitabI itn0
Sic 6Glidung iolfer Sdeds ibre
ougqelprodene Soiion baben, uno
sic Belt pom 2abor San bis @eib-
nof)ten beoiirfen bober ser beiOnoe.
rem uno geiteiserten 4uimerfiamfeit
offer Gmpi1iger iold}er Chickering'S
lhefs.
Sauienoe pom 8erionen bdngen
nllmonatlid BON 0em prompten GIMP
Tonq ibrer &esierun9sideds o6, uno
Die &eaierung lit ibrerieits in ieoer
Siniift narum bemiibt, lie rehtieitig
o,ts5uifiden. M6er aud ser GIMP
fanger bat genau 10 bel 8ermttpor-
tung 6afiir. sic Siherbeit oieier
Sfeds 3l id,iisen. 8enn Sic oaber
aus Sbrem 6%erienbeim in Die Staoi
3uriideefommen iino ooer in oieier
gagen lm3iebett, paifen Sic beion.
oers alf sen ridtigen @ingong Sbrel
Sd)efs auf. unb ipie aeiost troger
Sic lie oitf nid)t inooiiiert unn0tig
bel lid.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
GcMNcn Mlft HcuanNs
ShicfIaI beicret

@aibington = Ser boaGpoifde
gotifnfter, Or. q. 9ouoon, ipruh
Ole 8efiirdtung aug, oaB Die 9ert-
iden, sic INNER nod oen gr0Bten
Cell ieines 2onoes in ibrem Beiit
baden, iid nit ser abiidt tragen,
!Solano ols Station poGig gu per-
nidten.
,yGie 9eiltifen boben atnS SOL
lGnoer tets als 9eutihe betraGtet
uno glaltbten, mir piiroen nit tbnen
gemeiniones Spiel MAIDEN. aIs lie
ent0eden mtBten. Dab mir ober ntt-
oerer Meinung marel, iiiblten lie
lid belei0igt. Sest batroften lie unS
a(s 8err1ter uno o~iirften oas 2ono
0urd Sunger, lleberilltungen uno
MoIienmoroen oerart idDaden, oaB
eS nie pieoer ais cine itarfe Nution
%mportommen mag" iagte 2onOcn.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
0entidles 8aiIcmbans.

Die monotlide 8eriommIung Oes
Gireftorinms 0es GelttiheH 8diien.
bouies fanO am Sonntng Hohmittug
inn Seim, 2t0O 5000 Scope 3ooo.
z. 6. itatt. ErGiioent 6reo 8.
SdneiOer fiibrte Sen goriis; Sefre-
t1r Nm. 81. MiIler uno S6asmei=
tier RuooIpb Santelmann nnIteten
hires Qmtes. Iie 8erihte Der Der
Ihie0enen Romiteen mur0en perleien
unO onaencmmen. Gin @eiud nm
GntlaIiung mebrerer @eihwiiter
muroe pom 4omitee mie folgt ent=
idsieoen: ole Rin0er iollen biz 3um
SdluB 0es Shuliemeiters i'm Seim
bleiben. (Serr 8m. Zimmerman
6eriftete aIs 8oriiter oes Sous
aomitees, peIdes %notpenoige &epn-
raturen ohfertigen IieB. Refnuneen
i'm 8etroqe uon $500 mur0en CUR
3obIung onaepielen. Mebrere Ser
ertpafienen Sltngeus, mel6e BEL Der
Armee ooer in ser Marine oienen
fDeilten auf l1rIaub. Die folgen6en
@aiienfin0er oienen III ser @ebr-
maft: A[6ert Grehsler. @illiam
Nlunfett, @flIiam Sinte, @nrI
Gredsler, Srma GuBler C8aG),
Gbas. 8erber uno Scott Sepmoure;
i'm @aiien6aus er5ogen uno gum
6abnenoienit einge3ogen muroen:
8olter 6. Starrett, George Earring
ton, &opmono 6. &ott, @alter 8.
Sarrinaton, CHARLES 8udlep, Sad
6. Glorf. Gbilip n. @erber, 4orl 81.
@prber @arren Ott, 6reo. 6inbe,
Omen @ll6ron, 6reo Sarif, Snmes
Silt unO Clifford @aloron. George
Gbriitmnn, Elm Spbu oes @oiienba-
tiers, lit e6enfallS 6eim MilitGr.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
GOncOrb Club.

l3a6lreih botten ii1 Die Mitglieoer
oes Concord Clubs our 8erlammlung
uno gaumtempobl oes 8ereins, mel
die an Sdmstag abenb in Ser Wob
nung ser Sefretdrin, 5rau alopiS
Shlafter. itattfano, eingefunoen.
8rGiioent SEER Alfreo Shmeier lei
tete sic 8eriommlung uno 6rou
Sdaueier fiibrte oas 8rotofoll. Ser
S%fabneiIter, &err Soc 6. Soeit err
%itattete Sen 6inan5beridt.
Sin Shreiben ser Steuerbebor0e
muroe oerleien, mad pelhem Der
&lub Don Der 3ablung Ser 8nn0es-
@infommeniteuer befreit lit.
9as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES melfes
aud 9ralfenbeiu6e o6itattete. be-
riftete, oaB es Die franfen 8erei1s-
mitglieoer, Serrn uno 6rau Simon
uno 6rau Soeft, 6eiuht babe. Sm
Namen 0es 8ereins iiberbradte man
ibnen 8lumen.
Sic 6erren Sans Meno, @rnit
4iens url0 SEQ. 9iener, meI6e Die
8iifer oes 8ereinS unteriuhten
beridteten, oaB iie oieielben in better
Gronung fanoen.
Sin 8oriflaq, Sen in Ser @ebr-
ulod)t oienenben Sohnen un0 Gohs
tern ser Concord b.Mitglieoer
ein 8eibnaftSpofet 81 iiberien0en
muroe an9enommen. 9ie Gmpf6n=
ger ltno Die folaenoen: @oeft, @inf-
Ter, ShDeier, Quill. Zemos. Slider,
&ienb, 2ift, Nrmitrong, Sboffer,
S6uiter uno &eomon. @ebrere Dit
alieoer trafen iidp arn Mittmo6 obetpo
BEL Srou Sdlafter urpo, perpodten
sic ueberiee : 8eibnndtspafete.
@s mur0e 6eif)loiIen, sic 0oben1=
6er48eriammltng BEL 6ral 9reiielt
db5ubalten.
Garaitf ging man our Snbresber=
iammllng iiber. 0as 8rotcfoIl Ser
lettiahrigen 8eriammlung tpur0e
perleien uno angenommen. Ser Be.
ridt oes Sfntmeiiters ergnb einen
aaiienbeitan0 bon $22, 661 SO.
Sic leitheriaen 8eamten fpuroen
nit elmer ausnobme tpieoergap6blt
ms mar ME folgt:
8raiioent: Alfreo Sdapeler
} 8ife-Prditoent: gbriit. Simon
: Sefretar:: 5rau q. S6lodter
| Sfabmeiifer: Soc 6. Soeft
; @ergniigungen: 6rau u. Shlodter
, 8erualtungsrat: sic 6erren Oiener.
] Meno uno &iens.
/. Serr alfreo Sdpeier oanfte 6en
: Witglieoern fir oeren aoblreidten
| 8eiuf nnO ben geamten fir ibre Be.
reitDilliae Mitarbeit i'm pergonge.
men Sabre. Cine gemiitlihe Nodp
: iibuns beidloB sic Merchandising.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
percinse

Concord Stub, Sue. BrGiioent:
9ll1re0 sfneier; Sefretdr, 5rou u.
Shlafter, 1863 Gonu. Aje., u. @.
geriammlnng am 3. 0litipotl i. VI.
TrOIpect Sill 6rieS5Of. Erdiioent
6reo 8ogeIiang; Sefretdr, $. o..
8infler; SHobmeiiter: laurence 3.
iStus. Beri. an 2. Samstag i'm
@onot I'M 6rieoboisge6duOe
7entIde 6rcimamrcr Guse Armi-
Mus, CIR. %, S.A.A.@. Setretar:
6reof. 8ertram 1871 Sbepbero
Str, q. 6. B%eriammlung an 1.
Dienstag i'm @onat i'm Heuen Nia-
ionic Rempel, 13te nno $ StraBe.
q. 90.
Arminins &ersniisnHss : &erein.
8rditoent: Senrp Shelter; Sefretdr
Gbeooor 2erf, 1906 Siebeute Strobe,
q. @. 8eriammIlug am 1. Sonn-
abeno i'm Monat.
0reater Seneficial Union, 0iftrift
Nr. 100. grGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: G6riition Grit, 1922
6iinfte StroBe, g. @. 8eri. an
A. 1ienstog I'M Nonot I'M SauIe SIR.
1920 s StraBe, q. s.
@reGter Beneficial l%lniOn, 0iitrifi
Nr. 40. @rGiioent: Midlel @oi-
ner; SefretGr, Gbriitidn 4rone1.
bitter, tt04 8onipant STR, Siluer
Spring. No. Beri. am A.. 6reitag
i'm Nonut i'm y5ioe Boint Sopern"
12te uno & StraBe, 0orOolt.
3nppert Seim Jramen 6ilfspereim
9rdlfoentin: 6rou Gruit 8. 8romn'
SefretGrin: 5rau Wabel 4ieb. Der
iammlrna am 3. 9ienstog /. M. I'm
, l1br i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
geIie Sale.

ggie Or. BETH 6uie BON Dem
Crippled Gbiloren's SerDice" i'm
ainoerbureau oes 8mOes 9riegs-
betont, fonnen 5dlIe bon ipi-
naIer &inoerIG6mune obne @efdbr-
ounq onoerer 8atienten in 6oipitG-
Tern 5uaeIaiien meroen. Or. Suie
empfieblt oober iofortige ue6eriiib-
rung in Elm 4rontenbaus, iofern aud
nur elm 8erood,t Der &rantbeit Oor-
Iiegt, INN aui Oieie 8eiie Oos Opfer
in IafoerItGn0ise 8ebanolung 81
bringen, oitrd Die in uielen 6dllen
cine BerfriippeIung uerbiitet peroen
fam.
Die angit Dor Der 4ranfbeit lit
uielfah iflltl0 onran, Dab Sofpitdler
nur ungern oo5u bereit iinO, Sale
Don ipinoler &in0erlabmung an3i-
nebn1er, iofern tie onfiir nidt Be
ionoere Observation-Disclosures Ders
Tiigbor bnben. Holio.GGlIe 6rauden
a6er feinesmegs in nbg~eionoerten
a6teilungen untergebroft 3u ners
Ben, mie Or. Sllie erfldrt, uenn Dies
oify i'm Sntereiie tbrer gebanOlung
mitnifenstpert lein mag. 8eientIi6
lit leOiglid,, DAB iGmtlide benOtigtel
observation-disclosures getroffen
meroen, beionoers fiir gesinfi5ie-
rllng idmtliher Nb- unO AusionOe.
rungen.
@ie 9r. Snie betont erfreut iid
fire @rnpfeblung iofortiser Soipita-
liiierung beroGftiger 5dlle Der auto
rttaren unteritiisung uno 3uitim-
mung beruorragen0er Aer3te un6
Gbirurgetl, Die als 8eirat Sen Sc
Iunobeitsoeportements our Seite ite-
ben.
metropolitan 8aihinaton bat led
Dem 1. Suli 273 GoIio46GlIe, Oaoou
entfuIIen auf sic eigentlihe Staot
@oibington 157 uno auf Ole nabe
llmgegeno, melfe man iest 81 We-
tropoliton @oibington 3Gblt, TIC
6Gae. @ie oie @eiuno6eitsbeb0roen
6eridteiI lino Bolio46GIle I'M 81
thrift in 8irqinien rro in MornIonr
am M6nebmen. mas iebr erfreulih lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
@rOipeet Sill 6rieSbDf

S.n oeutiden 6rieobofe fanoen I'M
uersansenen Monnt sic folgenoen
8earGbniiie itatt: Nina 90. @nor.
gomaro 9lop6. Senrp s. 2eimbah,
Somes Sarpep 8opo. Clarence g.
@illiams, 4uguitine @uppertus,
Martba M. Mercer. Clara 8. @on
6leet. @Ienora 8rotun Guebring. 60
marc $. 8ropn, 6loro Serbert uno
Sobn 6. @ibion. @1dlten Somstog
lit 8%eriammlung oes Direttoriums.
GasIelbe mOf}te INNER mieoer 3D.
raul %aufmerfiam mofen. ooB ser
6rieobof nod piele @rabitelIen 81
perfaufen bat. Ser @eripalter utlo
Die 9ireftoren limo gerile bereit. So
men bel Ser ausmahI bebilfIih gu
iein.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Community @ar asnnS

gurh Sbre gro miitigen @aben
gum @aibinaton Sltno miro Die bel
fenoe Snno ser 8nrmber5iafeit aud
meiterbin allen ~oenienigen in unierer
pom arieg beimseiudten Belt ge.
reift mepoen, no Silfe not tut.
Gieier ein3ige Neutrality-suspicious.
mliB aroB genug iein, Inn ben Cir
beitsonipriiden BON 81 Orsaniiatio-
men gu entiprehen. Die Den Seimat-
ltno 5fladtfronten Ser gereinten
Notionen oienen. 9ragen Sic ge.
NERDS gu Sbrem Community @ar
1un6 bei, Der ben National @al
Juno bier pertritt.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13

ct. @r.rDs Stride
5te strafe n. u. (swiihen O nnb 81
Saeu. Gbas. 6. @oebmsr, 8afOr
Hep. Nartin 5. sMmitt, aaplam 81
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
M,Boctecf0Rr nod
nidt ~ibcrwmnNcn

@oibington Gas 2rieQ5iuior-
mat ionsomt meIOet, Dab Oie S6iiiS-
o%erluItp Scr Alliierten Ourdl Oeutidle
II 8ootangriiie bisber meter iebr Mi
nhmol 6lieben, o6rpoDl 81 erparteH-
itebt, ooB Sic feinoliden Gaudboote
aud in oielem Serbit, mie I'm oieie
3eit oeS pereanaenen Sobres, tbre
Sdtigfeit mieoer iteigern Oiiriten.
Ger 8eri6t parnt, onB Ser 6einO
init ueliartigen l1.8oottppen cine
neue SffenIipe gegen ole aIliierte
Sdifiahrt olonen f6nnte.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Bot redJnet nit 20 MilliOmen
1afetem.

'Sn elmer Mitteilunn an oie 8oit
meilter oes 2anoes erfldrt General.
poltmeiiter 8alfer, oak er nit K
WiIlionen @eibnaftspafeten an I'M
Ter MilitGr in l1eberiee redpnet. Sn
lesten Sabre paren eS ettpa 10000,
900. iagt er. @s lit baber midtig
oaB Ole Gafete in gutter 8erfaiiunl
uno friib3eitig abgeliefert perben
9ie Belt fir Die 4bienoung Der go
fete lit pom Is. September Bis gun
Id. Sftober.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
.3ebn @ilitGrmarf sleih einem ne
Collar int &eidL

Cine genueiniame 8efanntmof}ung
nom ariegs- mo SGnsnmt erfldrt,
Dab Die aIliierte Militdr- Marf an
bie in 9eiltidlano einfallenoen 9rup.
pen ouf ser prooiioriiden austauih-
baiis bon 5ebn Murf gu einem Dol
lar p~erteilt por6en lit.
Die semeiniame grflaruns beiagt,
Dob nod feline allgemeine Austauih-
rate feitgeiest moroen lit, oaB ieoof
ole MilitGr.@ 1brling parit1tiih nit
Ser @eidsmarf SirfuIieren miiroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
Nilbernnsssrunb

&itter: angefIaater moren
sic, aIs Sic auf Gen 3eugen 8llaitls
gen uno i'm nit einem Stof perleb-
len, uollig SEER iiDer itb ieIbif?"
Mngeflaeter: ,,gfein, ourfaus
nidt, oeun id befnno mid in @eIelI-
daft meiner Grau."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-13
@einnbb eitsidablid.

ar3t: .,g0as, Sic trinfen Bier gum
Giien oas lit geilinobeitsiddo-
lidl!@
9atient: 60! "a nimm NAL
ons giien meg, alte!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-03-24

buy, the custom until the age Of
machinery was that matzoth
should be round.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-03-24
They Had A Substitute For War

who their enemies at home are.
by uncovering subersive ele-
ments. =" The League of in
vestigation, the Secret Service,
the Treasury Department, the
Federal Communications Commits
sion, the Office of War Informa-
ton and many local agencies in
their constant fight on saboteurs
and home-spun Hitlers."
AS these Government agencies
have been receiving a great deal
Of attention for their fight on
subversives and saboteurs, the
Leagues claim of aiding these
Government Investigations may
come as somewhat of a surprise.
In part, the claim of aiding these
official bodies may be explained
by the fact that the League has
for the past ten years been build
ing up files on the native fascists
and their allies. These and his
torical materials covering a per-
iod when the Government was not
very much interested in thes
subversives. According to these
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Continued from preceding page)
,eague that a non-sectarian or
,anization would be more eff
oct;ve in such a cause. None of
he organizations have been par
Icularly effective in this work,
hiefly because of the difficulty
! getting conclusive evidence.
Helping the G-Men
The chief aim of the Anti-Nazi
.eague now is that it conducts
nvestigations of the subversives--
claim very similar to that of
he Friends of Democracy. The
league states that it is making
,nown to the American People
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claims, the Investigations con-
tinue, and if the claims are valid
one can only wonder just what
the Government agencies have
been doing to track down the
subversives.
When Do The Trials Begin?
A great deal of the material
used as evidence for the recent
indictment of the thirty persons
accused of sedition was drawn
from the files of the League,
Professor Sheldon, Administra-
trative chairman, said. He point
ed out that this is the third time
that practically the same group
has been indicted and he wonders
when they will be brought to trial.
He limited at strong political
pressure being used to keep them
from trial. The delay has bene-
fitted those under indictment in
more ways than one, he stated,
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citing the case of Gerald Winrod,
the "Jayhawk Nazi," who has
been able to clear the mortgage
o n his establishment and to erect
an additional building since the
first indictment, although before
that his finances were pretty
shaky.
Although in this country we use
square, rectangular or round mat
10th impartially, depending on
which company's products we
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DIR. Samuel Blumenfield, pres
ident of the National Council for
Jewish Education, who has been
named national educational con-
sultant for Aleph Zadik Aleph,
B'nai Birth youth organization.
One of the cOuntry's leading jew
ish educators, DIR. Blumenfield is
dean of the College of Jewish
Studies of Chicago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
PENNSYLVANIJOE

ri, Fkuomet uz toki Tdarba Ru-
sijoje gresia mirtiese bausme ?"
Ir tt.
Tai zingeidziau I, skaityti ne
gu pasaka. Vilnies ir Lais-
YES redaktoriams patariu isti-
sal isversti 81 rasta Lietuviu
kalba ir pateikti il savo skai-
tytojams. Ka sakote, Vidikas-
Vabalas j tai?
KRAVCHENKO savo raste
pasisako ir tai kad j seka en-
kavedistai (NKVD) ir jo gy
vybei gresia pavojus. Taciau
paragavus tikros zmoniu lais
YES jis sake, ''lai bus kas bus
bet laisves neiSsizadesiu. -.
Z. JankauSkas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
PLANUOJA DARIUS

Pittsburgho miesto valdyba
apskaiciuoja kad karui pasi-
baigus miesto sutvarkymui ir
atnaujinimui reikalinga bus
pravesti didelis darbQ progra-
mas, kuris apims 36 milijonq
dolariu suma. Tai bus nuobe-
gu (sewers) atstatymas, van
dens liniju pravedimas, gatviu
grindimas, laiptu statymas ir
atnaujinimas, ir tt.
Allegheny apskrities valdy-
ba taip pat lures atlikti tam
tikrls reikalingus darbus, ku-
rie sudejus su miesto projek-
tais bendrai apims SO milijo-
nu dolariu suma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
NEWARK, n. J.
LlETUVOS PREZIDENTO
LAIDOTUVIU FILINGS IR
PRAKALBOS

LVS 3-cias skyrius rengia
prakalbas ir rodyma Lietuvos
Prezidento A. Smetons laido-
tuviu filmu. Tai pirma karta
toks parengimas. musu koloni-
joje.
Atvyksta j Newarka zymus
sveciai,, Lietuvos Prezidento
sunus julius Smetona, IL Dir
vos redaktorius, LVS Centro
sekretorius, K. S. Karpius. Jie
pasakys kalbas, ir bus parody
ta a. a. Lietuvos Prezidento A.
Smetonos Amerikoje vieseji-
mo fiImos ir paskui jo nelai-
mingos mirties ir laidotuvill
filmos.
Viskas tas atsibus Lietuviu
saleje, 180 New York avenue,
nuo Z val. vakare, ir iSanga Vi
Stems dykai.
Kviecia Komisija.
TAISO SVEIKATA. Veike-
jas V. Ambrazevicius isvazia-
Vol Battle Creek Sanitariuma,
Michigan valstijoje, pataisy-
mui savo sveikatos.