davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Letak S. L. p. ma ukra.
iinskcm ieZiku

Vredni i odani clan S. L. P.
drug R. Zaremba, koji je do da-
mas mnogo uradio. i stalno radi,
ma prosirenju S. L. P. programa
m d ju ukrajinsko govorecim
radnicima, preveo je partijski
program sve rezoluciie, usvoje-
ne na q. Nacionalnoj Konvenci-
| il, koje SUI otstampane u obliku
.letaka ma cetiri stranice. u svrhu
rasturivanja istog medju ukra-
jinsko-govorecim radnicima.
Da bi Sc pomenuti letak u sto
vecoj kolicini rasturio, trazi Sc
kooperacija cd nash clanova i
simpaticara. Svaki mas clan SIM
paticar, koji dolaze dodir sa
ukrajinskim radnicima. trebaju
da III snadbu sa ovim letakom.
Porudzbinu "a letake treba slati
ma druga Zarembu. Ovo je ME
gova adresa:
Mr.. F. Zarembd
1116 Belleflolver Rd.
Akron 2. Ohio.
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Pri|agaCi konvenCijske Skup$tine

drug drugarica Pill $25, drug
drugarica Tesic $25, S. Bozic $25,
M. Mary Kovac $25, Theo. Ell
coff $40, drug Simic $40, M. Be-
lie $50, T. Mijatovic $40, J. Ar
bet $40, J. Matte $40, E. Radje-
movie 500, j. Stefanov $780,, j.
Bauman $40, Familija Klaic $40.
A. Grbac $40, M. Russity $40, P.
Kovacevic $2O A. Nevestic 500,
}. Scepovic SIS, c. Besser SIS,
N. Ruzic SIS, L. i Mary Petrovic
SIS, D. Rukavina SIS, {. Miro
savljevic SIS, drug drugarica
Sestok SIS, l. Studen $13, Fami-
liza Evanic S12, Ch. Kucan ina
sabirnoj listD $l1. M Andric
$40. G.. Radulovic $40, L. Mrvos
$40, P. Dobric $40, M. Vuksie
$40, D. Panjkovic $40, VIM. Sa-
bile $40, J. Busdon $40. Eliza
beth Farkas $40, P. Sharkey $40,
N. Djurdjevic $40, S. Crnovic
$40, NJ. Kapic SO, M Gadney
$40, ]. Vucic $40. F. Scheffer sl0.
N. Kamburoff $40, drug j dru-
garica Racek $40, S. sAntunovi6
$40. P. Cotic $40, Katie Grhav-
cic SO, V. Mile $40, D. Danic
$40, N. Mrdienovic $40, Fami)i-
ia Slep6avic' $40, ]. Anna Sc
kulie SO, J. Elieff, II spomen
svoIe druyarice Therese, SO, P.
padanovie $40. P. Yandr;e SO,
Y. popov S1n. S. Carlo $40. 2
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Sa piknika
Youngstown, Ohio.

U nedeIu 13. augusta mas O.
granak je odrzao svoj drugi pix
mix owe godine. Poseta nije bila
velika, ali prihod je ipak bio IL
mad ocekivanja.
Prisutni, kao obicno, sproveli
su vreme u ozbiljnim razgovori-
ma kao i posalicama, zadovolia-
vail svoje telesne potrebe ukus-
nom hranom i hladnim picem.
Mas veteran, drug Malcevic odr-
zao ie kratak pozdravni govor j
apelovao ma prisutne da novGa-
no pomognu nasu stampu, "a ko-
iu svrhu je i oval piknik bio
priredjen.
Sledeci su prilozili: Joe Grhav-
eic $1,000. Pc $500: B. Busic. NJ.
Bartolovic, J. sestok, V. Mile,
F. Savic, S. Kovacevic A. Muir
ply. Geo. Sobat s4.0o. Pc $500:
P. Sharkey, J. Busdon, |. Mrao-
vic Katie Grbavcic. Pc $500: J.
Prize, A. Malcevic, l. Gotal i s
/ Gradski. Pc S1.O0: S. Wald j A.
/ Sostaric. J. Klaric SOC. Svega
s71.50.
| Ogranak Sc zahvaliuie svirna
prilagacima onima koji su do
prineli poklone Il hrani / p,cu.
| Takodier hvala ma drugarskoj
poseti il Clevelanda, Sto nam le
pomoglo uspehu owe nase afere-
Celokupni cisti prihod iznosi
! $94.5o.
| v NJ, dopisnik.
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Lake Sll, Milan Tonic $40, L.
Stetanovic $40, J. Mite $40. S.
Babic $40, R. Bibic $40, N. corie
$40, M. Burlakis $40, Milica Mi
janovic $40, ]. stojanoff $40, S.
Todorovic $40, S. Po6uca $40, /.
Gotal So, Samardjic S., N. Ma
rinoff S., G. Kristoff s6, C. Ma
glic S., Mary B. Slepeevic S.,
Zorka Stefanov IS, N. Petosevic
So, Theo. Gramatikoff IS, S. Da-
dovic S., G. Davis S., L. P. Wett-
stein S., Anna Beuk s5. M. Kr-
mic S., J. i Mary Pirincin $5.
Margaret Begovic $5, M. P. vi
dovic S., c. scepovic S., Fami-
liza Wick S., E. Coric S., S. Kne-
zevic S., F. Berecic S.. S. Grads
kl S., C. Sobat S., Mrs. J. Bau-
imam S., A. sostaric s5, Maria
Jurenic SIS, Manda Babic S., S.
Mijanovic S., M. Ozanic i c..
Brenc 81, J. DelibaSic So, Geo.
Mehandzia So, l. Segedinski So,
drug drugarica Pill u ime sino-
va 81, M. Bozic So, Drazic So, T.
Sarson So. Pinter 81, S. Thomas
81, A. Kapugija 81, S. Vukulit
50, NJ. De Veney 50. ]. Pric 50.
E. Rachek 81, M. Sarson 81. Chas.
Storm 81, R. Mijanovic 50 i S.
Vukotic 81.
Ukupno sl0.440.
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Sa drugarskog sastanka
East Chicago, Ind.

Jugoslavenski Ogranak S. l..
P. East Chicago, Ind, odrzao ie
drugarski sastanak 20. augusta
1914, u stanu druga C. Magdiea,
II Gary, Ind.
Poseta je bila u glavnom, nasi
drugovi drugarice, ukljucuiuci
i drugove Cd Bugarske Grupe i
neki mas drugovi IL Chicago DO
setise.
Drug Adam Kapugija, il Chi
caga, odrzao je kratak govor.
U svom govoru drug je objas-
njavao takozvane radnicke po-
krete Europe, koji su bill brojno
dosta veliki, ali nisu bill revoIu-
cionarni. Dale je ukazao kako
je Nemacka sa 80 miliona sta
novnika, sa nacistickom gangom
Ina celu, uspela da zavlada mad
preko tri stotine miliona svets-
kog pucatstva. Izdajnicko, re-
formisticko ucenje radnicke kla-
Sc cd strane tin pokreta soci-
ial-demOkrata i "kOmuniSta' --
omogucilo ie Hitleru da izvede
tn katastrofalnu avanturu, sko-
70 mad celom Evropon, delimic-
no mad Afrikom i malo da ne i
mad Axiom.
Drug govornik takodjer, OBJ
jasni borbu koju vodi Socijalis-
ticka Radnicka Partija u ovoj
zenlii, dostavliajuci svoj revo-
lucionarni program radnicima,
te razliku te borbe i ucenj a cd
cnoga kojim su evropski, kao i
americki, reformisti kljukali rad
nike.
Govor ie pazliivo saslusan ma
zadovoljstvo svih prisutnih. Pos
le soyora izvrSili snao kolekcilu
Ii korist konvenciiskog priloga,
koia ie kako sledi:
Danica Golub $1,000, NJ. Russi-
tv $500 i fanilija Tosheff $500.
Po $500: A. Kapugija, S. Docheff
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-14
Candidates Are on Tour
Itinerary of E. A. Teichert
S. L. P. Candidate for President
Of the U. S.

Edward A. Teichert. candidate for
President of the United States on the
Socialist Labor Party ticket. will tour
the country from coast to coast in the
course of which he will visit the places
listed below. Except insofar as Sections
have been definitely notified, this itin-
erarv is subject to change or adjust
ment
Comrade Teiehert will be accompanied
on this tour by National Organizer
John T. Quinn. the two comrades travel
ling bv car. Members and sympathizers
are urged to give unstinted support te
efforts being exerted to make these
meetings outstandinelv successful.
ARNOLD PETERSEN,
National Secretary
Kansas City. Mo-, September IA.
Des Moines. Iowa. September Is.
Clinton. Iowa, September 16.
Travel September ID
st. Louis area (Southern Illinois), Sep
tember 1921.
Travel September %.
Indianapolis. Ind, September 1924.
Fl. Wayne, Ind, September 25.-
Detroit. Mich. September $3.50.
(Travel October ~
Cleveland. Ohio. October %.
Erie, Pa, October 4.
Jamestown O1ean, n. Y, October Sc.
Buffalo. n. y. October III.
Rochester, n. Y. October 12.
(Rest. October 49,
Syracuse, n. Y, October IA.
Schenectady. n. Y, October Is.
(Travel, October 16.)
Sprinfield, Mass, October 1919.
Boston, Waltham, Mass, October 1923.
Lynn. Mass, October "a.
New Haven, Conn, October 25.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, October 26-27.
South Norwalk, Conn, October %.
Paterson or Newark, n. j., October %.
Philadelphia, Pa, October 30Novemhel
9,
New York, n. Y, November 3-4.
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Dole saopstavamo imena pri-
loge Ogranaka, Klubova, Grupa
i pojedinaca ma konvencijskoj
skupstini u Akronu, odrzane u
korist RADNIcKE BORBE. (Ov-
de SUI ukljuceni j oni koji su
svoje priloge poslali preko Cen
tralnog Ureda.)
OGRANCI: Detroit $1,000, A
kron $1,000, Milwaukee $500,
Lackawanna $42O.25, Cleveland
$40O, Los Angeles $3.50, New
York 1925, Steubenville $500,
Hoboken $3.50, Youngstown $3.50,
Chicago 5000, Dayton SITS East
Chicago $163.5O, Belwood $3.50
Cincinnati $76.
KLUBOVI RADNICKE BOR-
BE: Detroit $1.1O0, Milwaukee
$500 i Chicago 5000.
GRUPE:: Bratski delegat Bu-
garske Federacije S. L. P. $40,
Bugarski Ogranak Akron $50,
Sekcija Akron S25.
POJEDINCI: P. Manzeta 500.
Familija Capic $50, J. Rudez ina
sabirnoi listi) $57.25, Z. Ma'ivuk
$50, B. Bogic $50. G.. Dobridevie
$40, M. Mary Brlas $40, B. Da-
MICA Golub $40, .Milenlzo Tonic
s35, Familija Katie S36, Ch. Ku-
can $50, NJ. j Theresa Karlovic
S28, A. Mishak $25, N i drugari-
ca Matte $50, G.. Sulentic SO,
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vinaa, nego sa radon. Milione
letaka rasturiti od kuce do kuce,
iii pred tvornicama, zahteva dos
ia ruku - dosta drugova i dru-
garica. Oval posao niko drugi
nece obaviti sem clanova i sim
patieara S. l.. P; oval posao ne
pripada samo partijskim Sekci-
jana da ga obave. nego podjed-
mako swim subdivizijama. Svaki
clan i clanica obaveZni SUI odaz-
vati Sc ovom opstem partijskor
radu. Pri ovom radu ne SINE biti
izuzetaka, nego svi kao jedan,
jer
KAPITALIZMA Sc MORA
RAZORITI!
P. S.
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"Jednog dana &c radni6ka kla-
sa morati u svojim rukama dr.
zati politicku vlast, e da bi mo-
gla podici novu organizaciiu !.
da; ona mora oboriti starr eoli
ticki sistem, koji Sc odrzava u Ii
votu ma starim ustanovama, osim
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Na$$ii dopiisi

i C. Dobricevic. Pc S4.O0: A.
Petcoff familija Brlas M. Ne
noff $500, j. Morris Sl.50, B. Go
lub S1.5O Juliana Tosheff $1.00.
Cist prihod sa ovog sastanka
iznosi $53.76.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim
prilagacima i prisutnima.
G. Magdic, dopisnilz-
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ako zei kao start Hriscani, ko.
g, os,,lili zanemarili takvu ak
cii,1 da Sc odrekne Scarstva ovC
ga syeta'". - Marks.
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ARNOLD PETERSEN,

Minneapolis, MINI. September 12-15-
st. Paul, Mimi. September Is
(Rest. September IL
Winona. Mimi, September IS.
Gravel. September lo)
Clinton, Iowa. September 20.
Chicago area. September 2l23.
Peoria, ILL.,, September 2425.
(Rest, September 26.)
st. Louis area, September 2729.
Evansville, Ind, September 30Octoher l
Louisville, Nv. October %.
Cincinnati Ohio, October as.
DAYTON, Ohio. October 7-S.
Akron. Oho (including rest), Octohe
Gil.
Cleveland. Ohio. October 1914.
Youngstown, Ohio. October Is.
Pittsburgh area, October 1917.
Gravel, October 1s.) -.
Washington, D.C.-Baltimore' Va.i Dc
tober 1921.
| (Rest. October %.
Philadelphia, Pa. October %.
New Jersey, October 24 25.
New York City, October 2627.
Springfield, Mass. October %.
Boston. Mass. October %.
Providence, R. I.?New Bedford, Mass
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| ucestvuje u koncertskom progra-
mu, ona Sc svesrdno pozivu O.
dazvala, stavjajuci svoje umet-
nicke sposobnosti nasoj konven-
ciji ma raspolozenje.
To je ideja duh koji prozima-
| ju nase clanove i simpaticare, te
koji SUI uvek gotovi spremni Ga
svojim talentima j radon poslu-
re nasoj ideji - ideji proleters-
kog oslobodjenja!
Neka i'm je nase iskreno priz-
Inanje, a svoiu &c nagradu, kao i
mi ostali, primiti cd Proleterske
Revolucije!
Sakupiti blizu petnaest hilja-
da dolara "a diva partijska orga-
ma - RADNIcKU BORBU i
WEEKLY PEOPLE, dovoljan je
dokaz odanosti, volje, odlucnos-
ii pozrtvovanja ma strani .nasih
clanova simpaticara. TIE hilja-
de nisu dosle il bogataskih DE
pova, nego il proleterskih ''praz-
nih" dzepova Oni SUI, tako da ka-
zemo, odkidali cd svojih svojih
porodica usta, pa davali svome
pokretu, jer SUI bill svesni cinle-
nice, da ako oni nece tako ciniti,
nasa stampa neee biti staniu
vrsiti onu ulogu, "a koju je po-
krenuta.
Nije samo u tome bio uspeh
nase prosle konvencije, jer ne
odrzavamo mi nase konvencije
iskljucivo radi kolekcija j zabav-
nih afera. Ma nasoj konvencill
donesene SUI mnoge odluke, koie
imaiu tesnu vezi sa nasim bu-
Cucim radon = vezu kako ma
koii nacin ola vrsimo mas prosvet-
no-agitacioni rad medju jugosla-
lvenskim radnicima, i jednovre-
memo, kako da pomozemo nasoj
Partiji da prosiri svoje ucen]e
medju americkom radnickom
klasom. u ovu svrhu Je nasa
konvencija opunomocila novo-
izabrani Centralni Odbor Fede-
raciie, da il svoje blagaine pri-
lozi, povrh nase kvote "a lzborni
Fond, koja iznosi $10.79O, jos
$4,000. Sto znaci da &c nasa Fe-
deracija u ovogodisnioi IzLornoj
Kampanji doprineti bhzu Sl6.-
900!
Takodjer je konvencija ms
truktovala novo-izabrani Cen
tralni Odbor Federaciie, da IL
posli. razume Sc, ako bude mogn-
&c, tri agitatora i organizule mai
mamie tri kampanje "a pretpla
te "a mas organ - RADNICkU
BORBU, - takodjer da prevede
izda sto wise partijske Iitera-
ture. A ovo sve skupa, znaci Ga
je nasa prosla konvencija or
bilino radila j izradila sve ra-
zumne planove, kako da sto US
pesnije izvrsimo u narednoj So
dini opseznu prosvetu i agitacilu
medju jugoslavenskim radnicl-
ma.
| Kao sto smo uspesno izveli
kampanju "a nasu proslu Eon-
venciiu, tako trebamo uspesuo
da sprovadjamo konvencijske
odluke delo. Da bi u ovome
uspeli, moramo planski orgar'-
zovati sve nase snage, jer samo
Eplanskom i organizovanom ak
cijom mi cemo biti u stanju IL
vrsiti konvencijske odluke.
Ia vreme nase konvencijske
kampanje, mi smo bill malo po-
pustili u izoornoj kampanji To
je bilo neizIoezno. jer jednovre-
memo poduzimati dive zanaSae
kampanje, kao sto su izborna !
konvencijska kampanja, to le !
"a mas, ma koliko mi bill izdrz-
liivi, malo previse. Zato, kada
smo uspesno privelu kraju kon-
venciisku kampanju. sada treba-
mo sve nase sile da ulozin1o u
izbornoj kampanii. Mnogi nasl
clanovi nisu isplatili svole ma
iamnice "a Izborni Fond, tako-
dier mnogi nisu kupili sve II
borne markice. Ono sto je 90
sada promaseno, radi gorenave-
| ~
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Itinerary Of A. A. Albaugh
S. L. P. Candidate for Vice
President of the u. S.

The candidate for Vice President OF,
the Socialist Labor Party ticket, A. A.
Albaugh, will visit the following places
in the course of his campaign, subject to
such changes Us may be necessitated by
circumst beyond our control 4
letter will be sent to each Section in
clnded in this tour, with all necessary
information and campaign material.
The Partv's Vice Presidential eandi-
date will travel by car. an! viii he ne
companied by James Horvath of Mirhi7
gan as his assistant and publicity agent
All subdivisions are urged to do every
thing possible to make this tour 4
complete surcesS.
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plored The Wash and in every in
stance, according 10 local stories.
either the leader or someone in the
party saw the wrath of old King
John and subsequently became crazy
In 1881 an English engineer named
John Hallock began 10 search for the
treasure and then stopped abruptly
He told his friends a bizarre tale of
seeing "the ghost of the wicked king
and his faceless knights riding across
The Wash So obsesscd was he by
his Authorizations that he flew to
Paris TO escape them, only 10 be killed
in an airplane crash at lie Bourget
airport. near the French capital.
Then in 1888 Boone and his wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

began TO explore for the treasFA
with a businesslike expedition WIZ '
they organized under the name OF
Fen Research. Ltd" With them
were several distinguished scientists
and Psychologists, including Gaspard
Ponsonby son Of Sir Frederick Pom.
Sonby. Keeper OF the Privy Purse.
For several months the expedition
engaged in a thorough but fruitless
attempt 10 find a trace of the treas
IRE. Then one morning the archie
ologiSts were shocked 10 read that
an anonymous diVincr with a cork,
needle and thread had been eXplor-
ing the ground and that his home
made divining rod apparently had
succeeded in discovering the hoard
It was inferred that Boone was
responsible for the presence of the
diviner. and the scientists informed
him that this was entirely out of
keeping with dignificd expedition.
While Boone did not openly defend
the divirier he announced that Fen
Research, Ltd. would continue its
exploration without the aid OF regu-
lar Psychologists.
Shortly thereafter Muriel Boone is
supposed to have told friends that
she had seen the ghost of King John
and no good would come of the ven.
ture. Her husband soon found him
self in the English law court. being
sued for damages by Ponsonby, who
alleged that Boone. after hiring him
10 search for treasure had wrong.
fully dismissed him.
Boone abandoned the search for
King Johns hoard in 1884, but from
then on misfortune seemed TO fol
low him and his wife
They came 10 New York City for
visit in 1887 and the IT, S. Customs
agents took possession Of 81 of their
81 bags and trunks after trouble over
some uncut stones. Boone put
$40 900 to get his luggage back.
Then they returned abroad and
were travelling in Europe when the
war broke out After a series of
trying experiences they reached Eng
land, where they remained. Muriel
became Ill and in 1912 went 10 the
sanitarium where she has remained.
The simple folk who live near The
Wash have their explanation of her
strange case. The curse of evil King
John has struck again.
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During these forays he had to cross
The Wash, curious bay over which
the tide rises with terrific speed
On Oct. -, 1916 the King and his
knights were re-crossing The Wash
with their loot. They rode on higher
ground carrying fortunes of jewels
in their saddle pouches. But the
Kings heavy, clumsy wagons, loaded
with gold coin, passed over the flat
sands. Suddenly the wagons, horses
and men were oVertaken by the tide
and sank in quicksands.
The King was so Infatuated by the
disaster that he died a few days later
after visiting nearby Rockingham
Castle. On his deathbed he called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

~ nee more the 7OO-year.old
4 curse of King John of Eng
~ land and the fabulous treas
ure of The Wash has struck. TO
the long list of victims who have
searched for the 18th century treas
ure trove and become insane, the
name Of Muriel II. WurtS Dundas
Boone was added recently.
The other day Muriel. who in 1880
was reputed 10 be worth S40,0O00O0
when she married James r. Herbert
Boone of Baltimore, was declared by
the Supreme Court in New York City
TO be incompetent to manage her
affairs by reason of lunacy." Her
American fortune, now shrunk 10
S4,3OO,000, was placed in control of
two lawyers.
Murel herself wasn't in court to
hear the announcement. Since June
1912, she has been a patient in
sanitarium near London, at Mead
House, Hays, MiddleSeX.
When they heard what had hap
pened, some OF the simple country
folk who lived near The Wash on
the East Coast of England merely
shook their heads gravely and quoted
the old English curse Mrs. Boone
and her husband had searched for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

the treasure of The
Wash back in 1888,
they pointed out.
Just what Muriel
did see that affect
ed her mind per
haps will never be
known. But wheth-
or it was a ghost
or merely a fig
mcnt of her mag
ination, the legend
of King John and
his treasure valued
at millions of dol
lars Stll4 lids a III III
basis in historical
fact.
In 1916, Kin e
John, enraged at
being forced 10
sign t h @ Magma
Carta, raised an
army and retaliat-
cd on his baronS by
raiding and plum
dprinp their ca stiles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

down a curse upon
anyone who would
dare to recover his
treasure.
T h e vicinity
where the loss oc-
Cured has always
been known as
Kin 6 J o h n s
Bank" and some Of
the lighter objects
Of treasure were
dug up in earlier
times, although the
finders were said to
have derived scant
benefit. According
20 local history, all
Of them later be-
came insane.
From 1904 TO 1923
eight well organ
lied expeditions ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

The PitifuI Plight of Rich
Mrs. Boone. Who Wanted
More Gold. But. Like
Others. Lost +he Troll
and Her Mind in fhe
Search for the Fabulous
Buried Treasure Of fhe
Bad Tempered
Monarch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

By EMILE G. SCHNURMACHER
when one the wrath of bad King
John doth see
EftsoonS that one shall crazy be-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Loaded Down by Millions in
Plundered Gold Coin, King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Johns Wagon
Train Was
Enguifed by the
Swiftly Rising
Tide of The Wash.
Evening star., 1944-08-19

10 am. tomorrow. Bring, swim suits,
lunch and cup.
LECTURE.
"A Trip From Florida to Big Bend
National Park" by Mr.. Percy l.
Kicker, sponsored by National Cap
ital Parks. at Rock Greek Park
campfire site, adjacent to Sixteenth
and Colorado avenue NV, $3.50
o'clock tonight.
TRIPS.
American Youth Hostels, Potomac
Area, bike trips: To High Rock, Md.
leave Hostels' office, 472 Indiana
avenue NV, 8 am. tomorrow; swim
at end OF trip. To Herzog Island
leave Cabin John terminal $50 I'm
tomorrow; bring swim suit.
National Capital Parks horse
drawn barge trips on G. & o. Canal
Leave Thirtieth and M streets NV.
9 am. and 2 pm. tomorrow; leave
Brookmont, Md, 1880 q IN. and 4:3C
pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Out-of-Doors
canteen. Treasury steps, for serv-
ice men and women; Coast Guard
Band from Curtis Bay, Md.
Meals, lounge, library, garden
Junior Officers Club of Washington,
735 Seventeenth street NV, II m.
to midnight daily. Dance, $50 pm.
Thursdays.
Variety show, USO, Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Dance. JwB-Uso, Jewish Com
munity Center roof, Q o'clock
tonight.
Of1cers' dance, Jennes Club, Fair
fax Hotel, 8 o'clock tonight.
Oficers' dance, Statler Hotel, 8
o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any of the
following USO numbers: Executive
O428, National 3431, National 0614 or
Republic 1927 For church informa-
ton call Decatur 1882. Colored serv-
ice personnel may call USO, Decatur
1854, or War Hospitality, Decatur
7768.
Evening star., 1944-08-19
Export Ban on Turkey
Lifted 10 Facilitate
Civilian Goods Flow
9y the Associated Press,

The United States has removed
export bans imposed on Turkey and
Is facilitating the shipment OF
civilian goods on a cash basis to the
neutral which broke relations with
Germany two weeks ago, it was
learned today.
Shipment Of military items under
lease-lend also is expected to be re-
sumed shortly, depending on the
Allied supply situation as result OF
the French campaigns.
The majority of lease-lend sent to
Turkey is of British origin, but the
decision to start shipments is up to
the Combined Munitions Assignment
Board.
The United States and Britain
stopped sending military aid to Tur-
key several months ago after nego-
tiations between British and Turkish
military delegations broke down.
Laurence Steinhardt, American
Ambassador to Ankara, who has
been in this country about q month,
Is starting back today. He stopped
by the White House yesterday to see
President Roosevelt for final In
structions.
The extent Of lease-le accord
ed Turkey will depend on whether
or not that neutral comes into the
war. Basing their predictions on
the rapid progress of Allied drives In
France and the western push Of the
Red Army, observers here were in
clined to discount the possibility
that Turkey would become an &C
tive beiligerent.