davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
9as l60ue Hbeiulaub iebt aampf5One

oeten, orbeiten it'd oieIe alliierten
Mrmeen GorgIam 1pieOer oaS Strom,
tai binonf. @urSurn, I'M 8elten bat
man es nit einent fattn nirtoer I'M.
poionten, fon5entrierten anfmorid)
o~erbiin0eter @eere gegen Die 9itlert-
ld,e ,,Snnenfeitunq" 81 tltlt, nls M
Often. 5roelih fam e8 MIR nod
ieir, Oh sic ueitHlropafiGe t@tlf,ei-
ounqsIdladt alii Dem meltlid}e1 ooer
oem 0itlifen l1ter 6es StromeS 9e-
IdlloQen mer0en miro.
giierbomner bofft oie beutldDen
SouptfrGfte oif ser &oltter Sietlnrro-
lem, Of oie welteuropdii6e @nti6ei.
route ms innere &eihSgebiet, erleoi.
aen gu fonnnen. Bel Ser unporltell.
barren 8ltd,t, nit Ser Die anglo-dnle'
rifaniide 2liTtarnu0a nun ibre
Sommeridlqge iiibrt, oiirfte e Der
feinolifen Jifbrlng in ser Tot ldJIuer
faIlen, fid) ms re6tsrbeiniidJe
DelltIfluno 81 retten, bcpor ole alli-
ierten Bomber oie lesten nod Den
Rhein ii6eripnnnenoen 8riifen ger.
lfIoQen 6oben. Gen breiten Stronl
obtle iiirdferlife Gerlitte in 8poten
NJ ii6crqllerell, fonnte oell Gelttldlel
nlr bel elmer Experimentation @itrllt
oeS @ettes gelin9en, mie lie i'm
ocutIdjen Spdtminter mo 6riibinbr
nidit n1ehr mubri6einlid) lit.
Gas Hbeil1taI rlft geididtlife
@rinnerungen madl mie mobl feline
or0ere oeufife Sanoifoft. IS bot
itctS cine l~tliaeDeltr pidJtige 8olle i'm
9e6en Ser mittels uiro melteurop6i-
ld)en &olfer oeipieIt. 0fit 3edlt i'll
0uS Hbein(ofo (im meite1tpn Sinne
oeS 8ortea) audi Ole flailild)e 0ellt-
ihe 2anol6oft geilallnt moroen. SIS
lmtte inl Mltertum unO Mittelalter
einell beoeutenNen 8~Qriprung gegen-
iiber alien ipdter eridlloilelten Eeileu
9elitidrlanos, fnlturell mte politild.
9aB Dem &5eintal itets audi Der
&eforo ser lanomirtihoftlidler
Sdonbeit 5usebilligt mnroen it, bill.
set eiile peitere gegriinoung 0es ST.
rentitalS ser ffuiiiid)pn Sanoiddft oeS
Reides. Seoem Ieutlden Itedt oit
Se0nlMht nod Dem 8tein int 8tlite,
mo BON Ser5clt 5u miinihen lit i'm
Nligenblif MIR, oaB Der ariea OH
oieieln alten @itlturbooen beenoei
miro. beuor cr Die 9aip0e un Hbeir
ibrer oiefbeIlrgenen Sdongeit ent.
flei0et utlo zines Der idoniten @roen-
fIed1en in cine Mon6lunoidaft per-
monoeIt Bot.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

Or. 6eiltrid 9riining, Ser Iestt
Ncidlsfun5Ier Ser Oel,tid)en Rcpnbltl
por oeren a6loilng Olir1 OoS yoil.
torit1te" Heginne pon Enpers, gebort
an ben nltn I'M umerifoniihen @ril
lpeilen0en oeutidcn 5itbrersBcrlon-
liffeiten Ser .@eimnrer" 3eit, Die
unl6Blif ser 20. Bieoerfebr 0eS 70.
oestages 6rieOrid @berts, NIT 0ffent-
Iif,en grfI1rungen our @brling oes
priten 8eifsprdiioettten beroorgetre-
ten iino.
Gas 0entofratiidI gelirinte 3elttlf'
olterifarertum ebrte geitern @berts
Nnoenfen nit elmer @eodftnisper.
iommlung I'M groBen Saal Der Tano
Sdool in Seem gorf Gitp.
Or. 8riining, Ser nun 81 Dem Do
5entenfollegiltnn ser Soroar6 lnioers
Iitu (Gom6rioge, Inli.), gebort iino
Ser aus administrator 8riinocn ol,i
peri0nlite 1eilnobme al Der @eoenf-
fcier per5idtcn muBtc, bringt in Dem
Sdlrcibcn lcine @enb9tuung 0ar-
ii6er gum 9lusorlld, Dab ous frei9eit.
li6e 3p1tlhamerifonertltm Rem
gorfS sen @e0Gdtnistag nift Dor
iibergeben laiien mill, ObIte ebert Of
fentliden Gribut 3u entrifter. Or.
9riining fGbrt tort:
ebert lpiro INNER cine Ser MIDI
tighten @rlheinungen Ser oetttifen
Notfriegs3eit bleiben, 4ino ibm miro
cines Cages, mie id boffe, 0ns oerts
Idle 8oIf oolle Mnerfennling 5olIen
fiir sic unermii0lide Ituotsmdnniide
@rbeit, sic er inter Sen uGlerI1mie-
riglten ltro Oemiitigenbiten 8eoin-
gltngen geIeiitet bat. Sd erinnere
mid iebr wobG, nit welder Span.
ming id, ser eriten 8e9egnung mil
ebert entge0enlnb. Sd bate uorbel
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

auBenpolitif lett langem opponiert,
duBerte sic Soffnung, oaB Serrn
Rooiebelts 8ertralien auf alliierte
Geripred)ungen gereftfertigt piir6e,
uno iebte bin5u: ,,@enn 0as @n0e
0es Spitems einbeitliden 8orgebens
ourdl GuBlano un0 ausihlieBli1er
8iinoniiie mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ourd sic Saltu &onferen3 erogiiltig
beeitOet moroen ieit iollte, mdre onS
natiirlidl eitie @rrungenifoft."
9t6g. Martin : M~alIaduietts, Ser
republifanii6e 6itfrer I'M @aus, be.
500 cine Mittellinie uno meinte, ,,oie
MitgIieoer freuen ii6 if6er 0ie Reoe,
ober OieIe paren enttauiht, ooB ni6ts
beionOers 0eues entbiillt muroe."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
sir SIC Kads
QnfnIlns . Nepfel

3iemlidy gleifmGBige, nid)t lebr
aroBe aepfeI idsdlen, 0as 9ernDals
be~ro1s0reben, in ettpas 3uderpolier
bol6 meid) oiinien, in Die S06lung
etipos feline @ormeIaop geben, altf els
ner SfiiIIeG bitbiH nrrongieren, aus
fii6Ien ~Ioilen. Donn miro cine leidte
Creme bon ettpos Mebl, 3lder, et-
mem @elbei, eptl. elm menig 2ffor
ooer Sfltm uno Mild gefodt, Ole
SaIfte 0aDon miro iiber ole aepfel ge-
Qe6en; Damn meroen ~geriebene NiiiIe
ooriibergeItreut, pieOer Creme oor-
aufgei6i6tet. 3llett miro feiter @i-
Sdmee, nit .3uder unO Rormelaoe
biz gum 8eiBDer0en geihlogen uno.
~gleidrmabig 0ariibergefiillt. @enn
man mill, obenaui g~eriebete &iiie
I~treiter un0 foIt i%tellen.
IaffarOni NIT &albsbries@eR
nnb @en
y SfllnO CRIME @rbien, n Rfo.
8il5e lln0 II 8filn0 &nl6s6rieSfen
mer0en 5l1ionmen lpeid geo1rnpit
u1o Oas @ail5e Damn parm beiIeite
oeItellt. sSn8pfi6en bat man |
Tfuno Mofforoni in Snl5uaIier
peid) gefod]t, o6gegolien ltno gibt lie
3lt sen fcrtiaen @erniiien. Conn r0-
itet man Feingetuieste 3tuie6el bell
in Butter, gi6t / @BI0ffeI Miebl 6a5u,
miir3t nit ctmaS Gomotenmarf. Salj,
4 8rilei 3ufer, Soft elmer 3itrone,
/. ~ @lGsd)en 8ein, ehuas 8feffer
funo IGBt 0ieie SoBe gut nuFfoden,
gor sem InriGten miiRt man cir
!, giqeEb in Die Xunfe, gibt Sic Waffa-
; roili ltebit oen @e4niilen etc. ba3u itnf
fiilIt allies in cine S6iiifel 1tno itreui
, geriebenen 4Gie 6oriiber. Do5u rei6i
man griinen Solot.
&artofTclpIrec nit JleiidjreItcm nnS
GDfe
Mon fiillt cine gut o1S9ebltterte.
IeuerFeite Sfiiiiel nit elmer Bags
. &nrtoffelpiiree, leat oarout flelnt
. 9teIte BON gebratenem 6teti6 unf
i"ibergieBt nit SoBe &eifen ooer ct.
mos 5erlaiienem Set. Mit elmer
Gage aortoffelpiiree beoefen, Heint
Stiiden Butter ooer SoBe ols &b'
!. ldlllb nno eine1n 9olid) Semmelbr0
). lei, Sic oos grGi,nen int Diem be
j lfIleilnigen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
ttmper,aet

Giniam muuolc Oeinc 9obnen.
Stillea @erj, irnO ~urper5a8tI
&icI c'fsnnGi, oteles olplel
g9ilit 0u, mas sir icincr ia9t.
~ in i..irniidcn @eOr1s9e
alcincs Solf I'm 8Ieines itreit,
n crlouidTlt Oit @eiGnge,
5icDIt Die 8elt DIT 8roB ulto nett
8iniain ans ocs Cages &drmarl
A0icr iii bic S0ben ldypeiit,
Stort lnS Stronid} ilie8t Il
Sfmdrntelt,
God ;5r 6hts Sic Gree I%treiit.
anOern iuB sen Stau6 Ser 5truBe,
Ieincn @aiIt 6alt iriidl rnO iblaitt,
SpieQef lei CT, mic Die Mecrflnt.
Irein Bic Come %nieOeriolrf.
.@iniom panole Dcile 8atmer,
Sti0eS &cts. mo ultuer5ogt!
8iel erfenncil, piele8 o1nelt
@irlt oll, ipa$ sir feiner lngt.
Sol. giftor b. sdJeifeI.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Sob nnO SaOel
fir Gooiebelt

8ai6in9ton L. Die bunoespurla-
nlelltoriide &eoftion uiti GrGiiOent
Hooleuelts 9Salta-8 eriAt GlBerte Iif)
bier IN ultel Sd)uttierlutgen Don
8ortcn Oes 2obes us 5a offenem
MiBtrauen. @as oie @eies9eber
ii6er oie AllSfiibrungen Oes 2anoess
dlefs gu iogen 6atten itonO I'M ollge-
meinen I'M @iuflo1g nit Ben Aniid-
ten, Sic lie BEL iriiberen @el~egenbeiten
am &eonerpoOium unO 0urd i6re
Stimme BEL allBenpolitiiden &on-
greB 8eidliiiier funogege6en baben.
Senator 8arflep- &entldp ser De-
mofrdtilde 6roftionsfii6rer ser ODE
rem aatnmer, gab Sen 3on fiir sic
ionsfreul1olidit 6aftion
leiner 9ortei an.
Gle GrflGrun9 &ooieuelts, iagte
er, mar ireimiitig uno oufridtig,
uir0 lie batte Sic belpltn0erungsmiir-
oige gigenidnft, 8panglos 51 iein. q
Sn ie0em Sob unO ie0em A6-
idnitte, iebtc 9orfleD bin3u, ,,otlne-
te lie 9ofimlng = nid)t ollein uiif Ell
men uo(len Sieg ii6er ltniere 6einoe,
ionoern olld9 arT cine Before @elt,
III Ser Notionen in Ser 3ufunft Sic
Riiiiite foes 6rieoens unO Ser @liif-
li6feit pi(egen fonnen."
Senator 8anoenberg Midigon,
0e5en Stimne i'll ouBeftpolitilfyen
6raget befonntlidl Sic Itdrfite in ser
republlfoniiden SetaiS Mfin0erbeit
lit, bate nidt$ SIT iogen. Senator
Eait Sbio, 0(eidfolls ein ~fiibrenoer
NuBeHpolitifer Ser Sellots @S8,
tat bic 6eOe nit Ser 8enlerfung o6:
,lSe6r interehant, o6er nidts @eues
0ornn."
Siele 8arlamentnrier, uuf einige
aus ser ei9etlea Bortei oes Brdiioen-
ten 6efltnoeten iid) enttdltidt oor-
ir6er, Dab ibnen niht mebr gelogt
lporoet1 lei.
Die bei0en @rtrene maren gut per
treten 0urf A6g. Bloom D.Ig).
Oen goriibenoen oes 9luBenpolitii6er
aornitees Oes Solties, uno 46g
anlttIolt l(&4 Minn).
Bloom: uGie ma)rbaft pradtig(
&e0e oes 8raiioenten ga6 sic 8lau.
p%altlel, meld)c Ole Ser. Stnaten in.
itonOieten meroen, oas gemeiniamI
6nl16oneilt fir einen geredten mi
onlterroen 6rieoen al legen."
anutlon: ,,gS lpor Elm geFliiientli
der SerllidL 8oren SIT uerfoufen
o9ne Bic @iille 0npon 51 e%ntfernen."
Sill Noboma, ser oetnofrutildl
gi1lpeitld'er I'M Serut, erfl0rte: 81.
ne beoeutlome @%rfldrling, 6ie Sen
aongreB un0 Dem amerifoniider
8olf bic epofnlen greiqniiie allf Ser
Jolto apnferen5 Dor Nugell fiibrt. :
@beeler Molltol1q. Elm Selats.
9enofrat, Ser Grdiioent 3~ooiebeIts
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
prnRtilhc Winfe

&alnillentee lit elm beipabrtes
Mittel eegen ltnreine Sart. Man
trinft ieoen Morgen cine Saiie oieleS
Gees, fdlt uno nift SIT itarf.
&affee miro im @eifmad piel
nromatiider, tpern man Die Goffee-
bobnen Dor 0em MabIen upo 8riibett
auf Der beiBen SerSptntte r0Itet.
9artnddiges 6alttiuden bebnns
belt man Iin0errlo nit eirtpro5entiger
SoliaDIfaI6e. 8Gbrerto Ser 8ebono-
lung ourf fem @uiier a~ngepehoet
per6en.
8enn Scr SUDDEN I'M @osbrot-
ofen troden miro, lit es gut, gIeif
beim an8iinoen Oes Sfens Elm Sopfg
den NIT @ailer binein5uitellen, oas
ulidl tpdbrelro 0eS 9afenS odrin blei.
ben fam.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
&0Oel erbdlt
Is Sabre

9tep Dorf - Simon emil &oe0eI,
ser iid nm 10. Je6ruar i6ulOig De-
fannie, rultroe pom 8uroesridter &o-
Bert q. Sud- in groofIpn Su Is Sob.
rem @efdngnis pernrteilt. Der So
idbrige Goeoel mar angeffogt, iid gu
Espionage heimlid berabreoet at 90
ben. Sic IeBte Aoreiie &oeoels mar
9untington 8. So.
Seine 26idbrige a6optibtofter
Nlarie aoeOel, SAP 8eIt 1t2. Str,
Rem Yorf, erbielt cine @efdttgniB-
itroie BON I Sdbren rn0 6 Monaterl.
SqOae Snd erfldrte, 0ie 8eriirteilte
iollte ltddJ M0glidsfeit Die Strnfe int
6rnnengefdngnis in aIberlolt, IS.
90. per6iiBen.
Srdulein &oe0el mar ebenfalls oit-
geflugt iid SIT Spionagt beitnlid
uerabreoet 5l sDnberL ltnO fpitr0e am
10. 6ebrltar BON Sen @eidporeneil
lduloig befutoen.
AIS &oe0el 5ur Strofperfitn0ltns
dltfgerrfen muroe, tragte rbn oer
8unOesridter Snd, Oh er Dor 0em
llrteilsipru6 etpas 6emerfen auolle.
uSSo", erpi0erte &oeoel. u@s int
mir leio, mas ib getan babe. Sd
babe reidli6 3eit geba6t, onrii6er
iloh5uoenfer. Sd 1peiB nidt, tpars
I'M idl es getan babe, uber eS tut mir
leiO, ouB id) es getan ibabe."
Die StrafDerfolgltng legte &oe6el
sur 2alt, er bo6e 3piifen Dem 1. OF
to6er 1889 ut0 Dem 25. Sftober
1911 Mitteifunger iiber 5diffsbepe-
.glngen u1o anoere Snformntion
if6er nmerifanil6e 2anoesOertei6is
gun9 on Igenten ser 0eutifen &es
gierung geleitet.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
3lucrIei aus ReuYtpocS

MeDrere btnOGrt MeHidlcn beidil-
.6en fid deroSc oii Scr S3cne, olS bci
llniucrioL Slight in 8ornOiie" &C.
liilntt mllr0c. Gin idyDor5er Banter,
Scr audi oo5t geb0rt bate lid ieines
|SulsbdmOeS entleoigt ittO ipn5iertc
lmoieitdtiid9 olti Sic S5ene.
/. Allgeirteines Gritorreh. Giemofto
|rii6rte lid. NGd)te i'm Bora0ies"
Iba6en nit idroar5ct 8dntern nidtS
l3u tim nl6 iihO erbeblih Ihoner,
|.Deiin feine Rieienfosen arideinen.
Ser BARTER io9 lid Oie @eielIhaft
Ian lno iUoIlte obtreten, nls i'm lem
I@Guoiger 6eim Sftpeif erlpiidte unO
!Oen Sdabeii fr6ftig u%nlOrebte. Gas
iolI Elm Ntittel iein. i'm Den Banter
>,lm5nIegeii". Bro6ieren sic es ein-
mai Iieber 2eierl
Sc iHouriger Ser Slim, Oeito BEL
Ter. Boris aorloft Ser itberIebens=
groBe llnmenifeh BARTLETT, miro in
toen n6fiteh 5Tuei So5ren 0rei lold)er
slime moden, 6oniit 0as 8ubIifuih
OaS @ruieln nidt oet9iBt.
@an5 llniperiaI itebt &opf, 0enn
Die 3iirfei, Sic nunntebr ser Ahie
Sen &rieg erfldrt bat. miro DieTei6t
Sic mtlitdriidJen 9ienite Siirban
8ebs gebraud,en. &urbdn lit tirfi-
ider lthtertnn Staatsbiirger ODER
mas INNER man in Der fernen Siirfei
einen Stootsongeborigen nenrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Yropaganoa geeen oas @et6

decentralization in boben Stellliii-
zen, Die ned Dor eiar paur Moilntcn
nid)t an eireln inilpren 3%liiuiniltn-
brud) G~e,itiflan0s glalt6en mollten.
iin6 nun offenbar ii6er3eugt, BOB Oie
3eit ref lit fiir cine pi0dologiife Sc
ueraloffeniiue in oieier &idtung.
sic meillen 6aFIit nidt, nnBe tie iih
oooon Ser Sieg iiber Geitiffanb Der
fpreden, aud nidt 6aB Ser Durh.
6~olteaei1f 6ci sen Grrppen oes 6ein-
oes bereits geniigenb tief g%eiunfen lit
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
GclDere nDSrtc

Seer picl nit &inoern le6t, miro
finoen, ooB feine 6ubere @in1pirfung
ouF lie obne @e9enuirfnng bleibt.
@oefbe
@er llnaliid nidt fenrt, lernt
lid)t ouS @Iiif ~ergreifen llnO felt
hoIten. Tnoio 8eit
Slit man oas freitoig uno germ,
mas man mub, 10 hit man alttrieoen
lnto gliidlidl. $. 5ritld
Gas @ebeintnis, NIT ollet Nen-
idlen in 6rieoen SIT leben, beitebt in
Ser al,nit, ieoen ieiner Srl0iDi0ua-
Iitat nadl 5lt belaiien.
6rieorid 8. Sabn
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
8ein, ara

SER 0ofor, i1 BIN iebr itli9Iiifs
lid. lagte cine iitnge Game 5i ii.
rem 4r3t. Niles Nube i'd idlon oer-
iud)t, 0o6 ole SomnneriproIien 9e-
ben nid)t meg"
,,aein 8unoerl 90 idyoile 9fGs.
den uerIGBt man nidt gerni"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Gcbcnstpdkrhcitcn

@er innuer rcidler tltr nil tper0en,
lit nie reid;
Ser beiier peroen nil, lit liitO miro
eS 5ugleid1.
Eiifert.
Ser arrne fngt oft ieuf5eno: Der
&eid)e font nnesl ~
anttUort oeiit armer: MIR nift
gliifIif} iein.
@ar b. Singer.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
SprnG

@iait Oh SaS Cute tltlt. nleiil SpbH.
90 lebe ilur longe, op gi6t ids
idon, hl
SoIteit ou aber gu friib criterion,
@irit on pom &iinftiNen Cant er.
merbcn.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
GSalid ~peritan6en

ar5t: unO ieoe StunOe
idDluden Sic einen 2offel."
9atient: o8in ih elm 5afir, Serr
Doftor?"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

9~olifornienS 8epolferltlg ities
bon $780,, 1897 lbei ser 8olfs5dblung
1910 oltf idpasungsmeiie 7,397,546,
nobel a~naeboriee Der StreitfrGfte
nidt eingeldloiien limo.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
GrTak

uSSbre &abe bot meinen &onorien4
Oogel ~gefreiien. Den miiHen Sic
mir erleben, Nof6orin.~
,@ern. SD merOe S6nert ieSert
Gag etpas oorlingen."
-0-@-----
9os oelttide Goarlano bnf
cine geoolferltng bon mebr els 1000
Berlonen pro GttnorotmC.le !,
Evening star., 1945-11-25

became desperate at the failure in
China, knowing they would be pun
ished If they lost, and they pro-
PEELED Japan into the Pacific war"
Among others he named Gen
Teiichi Suzuki, former adviser to
TOTO, who has not been placed on
Allied lists, and 1t. Gen. Akiro
Muto, chief of staff to 1t. Gen
Tomoyuki Yamashita. Muto faces
trial in Manila after an American
military tribunal settles the fate
Of Yamashita.
Masaki said he would offer de-
fense evidence if war crimes trial
is ordered for his brother, Gen
Jinzaburo Masaki, who Is under
Allied surveillance on the southern
island of Kyushu. He said his
brother was deposed as inspector
Evening star., 1945-11-25
China Failures Led Tojo
Into U. 5. War, Jap Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Nov. pa retired Jap
anese admiral declared today that
Hideki TOTO and his henchmen
plunged Japan into the war with
the United States to escape the
wrath Of the people for the failures
in China.
Rear Admiral Katsugi Masah in
an interview named men high in
Japans affairs-some not on Gen.
MacArthur's list of suspected war
criminals-as involved in the mill
tarists' rise to power and conquest.
These generals" Masaki said,
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Gonzogo Mothers Plan
Annual Benefit Porty

The annual benefit card party
and dance of the Gonzaga High
School Mothers Association will be
held in the main ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel Thursday night.
The proceeds will go toward a
scholarship fund for boys who are
unable to pay tuition at Gonzaga.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

oCIl, SVI a UUUII
started his Army career as an en-
listed man in the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard and was appointed to
West Point, from which he gradu-
ated in 1920. In November, 1943, he
became chief of operations, service
of supply in Europe, and was
awarded the Legion of Merit.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Point in 1908,
Col. GoethalS
served six years
in Panama and
went overseas in
the World War.
He retired for
the first time in
1919 with the
rank of lieu
tenant colonel to
become a civil
ian engineer in
New York City.
He was called
back to duty in
1910.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

rector of civil
works by Brig.
Gen. James H.
Stratton, 5707
Ninth street, Ar
lington, Va, the
War Department
announced yes
terday.
In his new as
signment wit h
the Office of the
Chief Of Army
Engineers, Gen.
Stratton will be
in c h arge of
flood con troll,
rivers and har-
Evening star., 1945-11-25
;. G. IIsey. Enqineer. Dies

PITTSBURGH, Nov. "a R.-L.
G. Ilsey, IS, internationally known
electrical and mining engineer, died
yesterday at his home in Penn
Township.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

bors projects, which constitutes a
major portion of the Army Engi-
neers' activities in peace.
Col Goethals is the son of Maj
Gen. George w. Goethals. who was
in charge of construction Of
the canal. Graduated from West
Evening star., 1945-11-25
GoethaIs 10 Retire
As Civil Works Head

Col. George R. Goethas, son Of
the builder Of the Panama Canal,
will retire from the Army a second
time and will be succeeded as di-
Evening star., 1945-11-25

LOST AND FOUND-Donald Thomas, g. homeWard bound
yesterday just two hours after his parents Mr. Harvey
Thomas 2843 Belair place Me- reported him
him Sauntering along at TWenty-sxth streets E.
Ronald who had told paymates he going the movies
shown leaving the Police grand
father John Gentle, also Of the Belar place address
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1945-11-25

general Of military education In
1885 for opposing Fascist minded
officers.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Slated for School!
Box 480-J, Stor

School bells will soon
be ringing and
that calls for we'll
shod feet. Weather
Bird shoes are wealth
erized. They have
special fitting quail
ties, reinforcements
in vital parts to
help feet grow sturdy
and healthy. Built
with selected water
repellent leather. All
shoes personally fitted
by Mr.. c. E. Turner.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Truman, Will Hays Discuss
Movies in World Relations
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Will H. Hays, president Of the
Motion Picture Producers-Distribu-
tors of America, yesterday discussed
with President Truman the future
Of films in the field of international
relations.
Asked about a published report
that Eric Johnston, president of the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, had been sought for an i'm
portant executive post in his organ
ization, Mr.. Hays told White House
reporters:
II have been endeavoring to in
terest Mr.. Johnston in the enterprise
he enriches any situation in which
he participates" He would not
elaborate on this comment.
AS for his call on the President,
he reported:
I'VE discussed the international
situation generally and, of course.
the potential usefulness of motion
pictures in the period ahead all over
the world"
Evening star., 1945-09-07
| Court Ponders Motion
Ito Combine Vice Trials

Municipal Court Judge Almond
Scott yesterday took under ad-
visement until Tuesday Govern
ment motion to consolidate the
vagrancy trials Of Carmen Beach
and two other women arrested July
13 in raid on an alleged disorderly
house in the 1700 block Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
The two others, who with the
Beach woman are scheduled for
trial September 13, are Judy Hunt
"a, and Mary Karika, n. The
motion did not include Mrs. Mar
garet Locke. 81, alleged proprietor
of the establishment, who also will
be tried on the charge September 13
Judge Scott denied motion by
Evening star., 1945-09-07
DR.. John Powell Heads
Group Reading Program

The appointment Of DR.. John w.
Powell as director OF the public
library's group reading program has
been announced by Miss Clara w.
Herbert, public librarian.
DR.. Powell recently was in charge
of the professional services at the
War Relocation Authority Center in
Poston, Ariz. He also has served
Evening star., 1945-09-07

T. Edward O'Connell, counsel fol
Carmen Beach, to quash the charge
against her on the ground the vag-
rancy act is unconstitutionarin that
it is vague and indefinite"
Assistant Corporation Counse,
Robert D. Wise, pointing out that
the consolidation would save much
time and money, said he now under
stands the cases will be heightened
by introduction by the defense o1
medical testimony attacking the
credibility and competence of the
chief Government witness, Edmund
Holmes Potter, 49-year -old disabled
war veteran.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
420 Student Pilots Get
Certificates During August

The Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration last month issued 420 stu
dent pilot certificates, an increase
of Is per cent, to residents of the
District, Maryland and Virginia,
William S. Moore. chief of the
CAA general inspection division. an
nounced today.
Private pilot certificates totaled
95, an increase of go per cent, Mr..
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Flags Stolen VI Day
From Lompposts
Returned to District

Twenty-four American flags
taken from lampposts on Dis
trict streets by servicemen cele-
brating the surrender Of Japan
were returned to the District
government today.
Military police and the Navy
shore patrol recovered them
from enlisted men who could
not resist the urge to do little
flag waving for the occasion.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

Moore said. Commercial pilot GER
tificates totaled 300, about the
same as the previous month, he
said. Most of them were issued te
pilots returning from the armed
forces. Written examinations oi
all types totaled 507, an increase
of 12 per cent.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

as director Of the School for Social
Studies in San Francisco and on
the staff of the experimental COL
lege at the University Of Wisconsin.
The fall series Of discussions in the
group reading program will begin
October /.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

The Arctic tern migrates from
pole to pole in a time sequence ar
ranged so that it covers the 22,O0C
miles each way when the days are
longest.
Evening star., 1945-03-25

The Ioest in conne comforts beouty poror for dogs
Here Mr. Pooch gets his beord trimmed giving him thot we'll
eoomed appearance necessary to soco in conne
society
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-05-16
EMBLEM CLUB HAS
LAST MEET BEFORE
NEXT SEPTEMBER

The Emblem Club met last night
at the Elk's Hall for their last
meeting before September, when
regular sessions will again be re-
sumed.
With a fairly good attendance,
two new officers were installed. Pat
Vance, as guard, to complete the
term of Ada Belle Roberts, resigned,
and Marie Romberg as Correspond
ing Secretary, which is newly
created office.
After installation, games we're
played, arranged by Marian Hedges,
entertainment committee chair
man. assisted my Virginia Graham.
Lucille Lawrence was awarded
war stamps, which are given at
each meeting.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served by Eva Clark, with the as
sistance of Julia Frank, Beulah
Lee and Frances Beebe.
The meeting closed with good
wishes being exchanged between
the members for an enjoyable
summer vacation. and promise OF
getting together again next Sep
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