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Vichy and Ma-Maj. G. Fielding Eliot.
drid. This means the realization of
the new order in Europe" 1t will
doubtless be followed by tremen-
dous propaganda campaign, de-
signed to affirm the existence of a
united Europe, under German lead
ership and freed from the last YES
tige of British influence; perhaps
even by some sort of peace offer,
cunningly phrased and timed to CO.
ordinate with the efforts of our own
appeasers and isolationists.
This is always the German meth
cd, and so far it has always been
successful-divide and rule; sepa-
rate your enemies and destroy
them singly; allow no opportunity
for such coalitions, such co-opera-
tive efforts as those which in the
end destroyed Napoleon.
Fifteen nations-Italy Included
have now fallen into the Nazi grip
by the application of this principle.
But its last and greatest test re-
mains undecided: Can it be success
fully applied to Great Britain and
the United States?
These two great democracies are
the chief enemies of Hitlerism and
all that Hitlerism connoteS to free
peoples everywhere If they can
unite their power, their vast re-
sources, and translate those re-
sources into fighting potential, they
can defeat Germany. OF that there
can be no smallest question, Col.
Lindbergh to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Arsenals Beyond Air Power.
The Nazi legions, like Napoleons,
must come sometime to the sea, and
the sea they cannot cross because
they have no fleets. The sea con-
veys to their enemies the resources
of the non European world. Those
resources are denied to Germany.
The sea permits the arsenals Of
North America to replenish the
weapon power of Britain, arsenals
which cannot be reached by German
air power. The arsenals of Germany
are Hi WlIlllll ICdCli VI oAAoAoii dAi
power.
These are hard. cold facts which a
thousand Lindberghs cannto deny or
explain. They reduce themselves to
this: If the seas can be kept open,
Germany can be defeated.
The Germans are trying desperate
ly to close British acces sto the sea.
They have excellent positions from
which to do so and have weapons
designed for the purpose. They have
now freed themselves from anxieties
in Eastern Europe, and need assume
no more unless they wish to. They
are able to concentrate on their ef-
fort to cut off Britain from her out
side sources of supply.
If they succeed, Britain will be de-
feated. If they do not succeed, Ger
many will be defeated.
This is the crucial, the decisive
campaign OF this war. No Balkan
conquest, no African thrusts. no in
terplay of forces in the Mediter-
ranean or the Far East can bring
this war to a decision, save as they
may In greater or less degree affect
the Battle of Britain.
1t is a recognition Of this fact.
and OF the crucial importance to
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to Britain, more long-range bombers
for attacking the German raiders
in their bases. and a batter system
for employing all these weapons to
the accomplishment of their pl--
poses. Merely adding more mer-
chant ships will not do, unless
means are found for protecting these
ships on the passage between Amer
ican and British ports.
As a practical matter, and con-
sidering the limitations of time.
there can be only one way in which
these means can be applied quickly
enough and efficiently enough to
accomplish the purpose. and that is
the use of the armed forces of the
United States to such extent as
may be necessary to assure the
safety of the North Atlantic sea
lanes-sea lanes as vital to us as
they a"e to Britain. Half meas
ureS will not do.
AS a matter of plain military
common sense. we have now ar
rived at a moment of decision
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draws to an
end. Whether 1t
is to be fol-
lowed by other
German efforts
in the East-in
Turkey or else
where remains
to be seen. The
indications for
the moment are
that Germany is
turning to a po-
litical offensive
designed to force
more active "col-
laboration" from
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InInR IS WTONg WIIII IIItII IcdUcI
ship.
Mr.. Churchill is known to be
a fighter, but these days a fighting
spirit is not much good without the
necessary correlation of perfect or
ganization and foresight. And in
the House of Commons as we'll as
in the country grave doubts have
arisen lately about the Prime Min
ister's Judgment. There is no ques-
ton that Mr.. Churchill is up
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explana-
ons after defeat 1t looks for And the individuals in
generally sacrificed when
is
younger Prime Minister
m called in
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ChurchiIFs Judgment Questioned

The send at least 10 dv
ons from the the Australians who
would sizabe force which could have
helpthe Germanalan onslaught
general situation now after the Balkan
official indicate that all the British mad IN Greece
small
nothing people making gigantic
and stngy complying with
wondering whether
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nedI b III dlilO1ls
his opponents.
And yet t h e
critics m Is
based on only
surface develop
ments. There Is
no knowledge OF
what the Presl-
dent m ay be
plan n in G or
what timing he
may be thinking
of in connection
with the events
of the next few
5avs There is
on ohyiOIlS i'm
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The Political Mill
Proposals for Vost New Toxes Should Have
Soldering Effect on Government Spenders
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Revelation of the Treasury Departments proposals for increasing the
Federal approximately 100000 meet part of the
national defense should SOLDERING effect
the The people will tighten their
will
taken from them by increased taxes
past Administration expended
before the national defense
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under way 1t raised taxes, directly
only on the comparative few al
though indirectly on the many. For
the great bulk of this deficit spend
ing, however, it relied on borrowing.
The consequence was that the mass
of the people did not feel the pinch
of taxation. If they had, there might
have been much resistance to some
of the spending that was going on.
Now, unless Congress should
resist and there seems no likeli-
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This Changing World
Defect in Balkans Gives indication
Thot British May Effect Cabinet Changes
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

possible changes British cabinet said
have spark of truth
they after the of France and during the heavy
the latter.
Yet every
believe there something wrong
questions asked of the
better The possibility Of the
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hood of really
vdual
that person his
times the his 1910 Republican the
House and Senate will along with the realize that
essena the credit the
be maintained and credit they insist first line of national defense
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HE opinions page
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented II. The
Stars effort to gUe all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
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BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.

The time has come for some plain
speaking and clear thinking on the
subject of this war.
The campaign in the Balkans
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Secrecy Held Unreasonable

long could and to members of Congress this
enable thing that the
developed six months and made public and before that when
defense
followed public opinion
Administrations expenditures
national defense.
The ooeness of the Roosevelt Administrations fiscal policy has been
that could
heavily
national
BILL which apparently
taXpayehe whole
picaions n that
The opinion
tax bill into shape for presentation first
ate There nothing the bill
means committee OF the
up some new wrinkle of
The public has proposals
treasury Department.
Will ask permission be heard that
Ways and Means Committee
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Presidents
StundonWur
Many Believe U. S.
Should Enter Before
1t Is Too Lute'
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

President Roosevelts leadership
IN the international crisis is being
questioned. One hears it among his
own New Deal supporters and one
-
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In that connection, it will avail
little to raise more revenue if prices
of goods which the Government
must purchase for national defense
and for its ordinary activities are
permitted to go higher and higher.
Here the President has already
sought action. by appointing Leon
Henderson to head an agency espe-
cially designed to prevent price in
f1ation. Barnard M. Baruch. who
headed the War Industries Board
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Sales Taxes in Reality

Not only do the proposals Of the
greatly
call
reality sales taXesahough the administration
term sales They will paid persons buying
the purchase well the automobewhch
view of the material requirements for national defense
increased on tires and tubes gasoline and automobiles and
No enjoys However, it
They will get moneys the
mon
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World
the prices
in itself will expenditures and
THE most about keeping that 1t
will position
Baruch The lower
economic afermaths" All of which Is sound advice.
Here Are Few Examples
still sympathy
Britain the members of the British Empire who today paying
with of 900 today Under
would
another example who married has two children and
of if his
Under the proposal he will : In England
he pays s488
from 50
married
children under existing would $4,000 net income
they would $4,000
today approximately $3.50 and under the
would $3.50 couple with income Of
"a from
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the that past mistakes would not be repeated
October when the Greeks single
handedly rstcass spanking to Mussohn 1t was clear
military had at their disposal
o the situation
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after the Italians were defeated
should have been considered either
by the general staff or by the
Churchill government, the British
public feels.
The British people have heard
all kinds of plausible explanations
as to why the Firms weren't assisted.
They have also swallowed the argu-
ments given them about the causes
of the Norwegian fasco. They &C
cepted the explanations without
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II the Greeks have word or two
for "Oh, yeah?" it must be their
response If Adolf Spartacus Hitler
says "Ye call me chief And
school children of an elder day
may say, Strike down your guard,
gain the mountain passes, and then
do bloody work, as did your sires
at old Thermopylae! Is Sparta
dead? Is the old Grecian spirit
frozen in your brains. that you do
cover like a belabored hound be-
meath his masters lash?"
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An American citizen may not be
knighted. but the upper bracketeers
are saying I'VE dub thee Surtax
Morgenthau." F. P. A.
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
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so HONEY.

You Will agree when you inspect
94Ol Thorn Hill Rd. high enough
to enjoy those luscious breezes from
spacious screened porch which
overlooks a beautiful and restful
front yd. with trees; 3 bedrmS.,
center-ent hall, liv. rm. 12xn2.
OPEN Sunday. Out Colesville I'd
Silver Spring, ! blk past Mrs. x. s.
YEIT, sH. Gil; Sunday evenings,
SH. 1926.
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BUILDERS OWN HOME

TINS exceptionally fne home. sun oc-
cupied BY builder, will sell or trade This
beautiful center-han brick home has large
porch opening on living room den with
powder room. large dining room butler S
pantry. large all-elec. kitchen. e bedrooms.
4 baths, large cedar closet 2 maids rooms
and baths, recreation room with lsvatory
and fireplace ga acres; beautifully land
scaped. TO inspect call
ROBERTS E. LAT1MER,
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BETHESDA, MD,
45l8 HARLING LANE

2-story brick home. years old; q large
rooms, bedrooms. a baths screened
porch. awnings, recreation room, auto
matte heat air conditioned; detached
brick garage; beautiful lot 55x10O large
shade trees, owner has been transferred
reasonable terms Open daily.
L. G. WHITE, INC,
7l01 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Eve, WI 4943
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1914 CALVERT ST. NV.

10 rooms, pantry and porches. 8 baths,
front and back stairs. basement With ha.t
bath, 2-car detached garaEe. oil heat. gas
range The buildings are sound and dUra-
bic construction. All equipment is top
quality and IN excellent condition: suit
able rooming house.
INSPECTION by Appointment Only.
Exclusive Agent
MOUNT VERNON CORPN
2n7 Machlnist Bldg. National 553s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HATS.
on to the individuality you will
hnd in this small bung large yd.,
mr.. trans. schools etc. Silver
Spring BY appt. HELEN VEIT.
SH, 2171 Sundays; evenings, SH.
BRIGHTWoOD BARGAIN
Near 1tl and Jefferson Sts. n w: g large
rooms. bath, h.-w.h. with gas furnace;
inspection by appointment; S6,150 terms.
HARRY JUSTINE.
935 H ST. NV. MA. 2s44.
GEORGETOWN.
Semi-detached. two-story. fat-tront
brick Six rooms, bath. hot-water heat,
MODERNIZED: good condition. garden.
Price, $1,000.
Other small desirable houses for re-
modelling. Call Mr. Lewis after pm,
Dupont 2933. or SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
National 2345.
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FASHIONABLE 18th ST.

Desisned for graceful living this dis
tinctlve center-hal home at 1912 18th St
NV, has everything you desire. including
bedrooms and baths, 1st-foor study
with laYatory, recreation room with log
burning fireplace and snack bar, maid S
room with bath; garage: large lot, ideal Tor
terTaced garden: This is one Of a group
II have heen sold before completion
Prices start ~ sl3950 For further in
formation, call Mr.. SHAFER Georgia 1857.
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SILVER SPRING.

S6.95O-7lc Chesapeake ave = BRICK
bungalow. rooms ana bath, rehnlsned
inside ard cut fenced ysro.
H BROOKS PERRING.
SR34 Co,eSVllie RI SH, 1855.
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S6,95O-TRINIDAD.

s large rooms. rear porches IncIosed
and heated built-in garage h-vh (oll
burner. Venetian blinds: house in exceller .
condition; easily arranged for . families:
terms. $50 cash. S55 per mo. Ewes. and
Sun phone SH 1913
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
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65O7 RIDGEWOOD,

65O7 RIDGEWOOD,
In the woods of Chevy Chase large lot,
spacious brick home. 4 bedrooms = baths.
breakfast nook, finished third floor; worth
your inspection; open Saturday and Sun
DAY l-6 D m: price. Sl3o5U Call Nj
Smith, ALLIED REALTY CORP WI 664a.
ROLLINGWOOD,
JOY EAST WOODBINE ST.
Sl2.25O.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
trade in this group of new detached brick
homes at this low price. There are larRe
rooms, = baths. automatic heat screened
| living porch, finest location. LARGE lots;
convenient to schools bus and stores.
A. LUCHS & son, builders Call Mr.,
Whltehurst. Me 3033. Eve, AID 1904.
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SEE THIS ONE.

Lovely modern Groom detached brick
home on large corner lot in the heart ot
Ch Ch.. D. C; can De seen, after Monday
out has auto gas sir-conditlored heat.
For further inform alton call Mr. Gardner,
EN- 1881. F. A. TWEED CO.. e01 18th
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hn31 41st ST n w.

Lovely detached Chevy Chase. D. C,
home: well-desIgred rms open hre-
place. porch: gas heat, sas refg garage:
luSt redecoratedi priced 10 sell ouickIy'
iSsponIE cn1RERr INC Ma ss1b
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BY. OWNER = EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
oullt, ATTRACTIVE broom brick house; oil
h.-w.h.; $500. Silver Spring. SH. 1637W.
UMUsuAIILY, ,,y ArTRAcTIyE QUE ST.
servants toilet, recreation rm., small
Seaf sutaBs for pyseian modern kShe9 pF
NEARBY MD.-BEAUTIFUL NEW 4 BED
rms, . baths. semi bungalow type home;
living rm. with fireplace, dining room. kitch-
fS For iyn5e anS S opy
ON A BREEZY HILL IN THE NORTH
west handsome, beautifully-built CENTER
hall house OF 9 rooms. . baths. sleeping
porch. garages for cars. fine grounds with
big trees Living room and club room are
each lsx20 IT, each has fireplace. There's
q bedroom and bath on the lst floor.
Price sli5n Io1Is = P0psa saoEMAsEK gEss,sfIy new
17Ia K St NV. Nh. 11ee.
ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME, BAY-WIN-
dow houses on Lamont St. NV. west of
18Th St: II rooms. 3 baths. oil burner
Some cot Of the rooms are very large. Price,
1,,o / kog1s kg1 Hw ? sHoEMAKER. ,,ss
THERE WILL ALWAYS BE AN, ENG
here at s4OO Conn, ave, in nearby Mary,
grounds bordered on 3 sides by Rock Creek
PARK Deiightful interior arraneement for
dining room % and library each PE have Fo0f Ere
place and French doors opening onto
spacious screened porch-den and half
bath on first floor; large bedrooms with
abundant closet space and 3 baths on Sec
ond floor. Free running stream flowing
through property. Call
F. r. SPEAR. INC. WI 21OS
OPEN TO PM
$3.50 Eastern ave. n.w.-Detached. new
brick; rms, Il baths, open fireplace:
oil air-conditioned. furred walls. insulated.
slate roof, concrete front porch screened
and weather-stripped; large lot: modern in
every detail; price, $3.50; easy terms.
See or call Mr. Lynch. RA 1912
O'HARE ESTATES 927 18th St. MA. 6473.
PETWORTH. .1st COMMERCIAL.
$3.50 Excellently located semi
detached, corner-of-alley home in good
commercial section. Ideal for home. 2 apis.
or or store and apt This is real buy.
SILVER SPRING - VERY ATTRACTIVE
brick bungalow, 5 rooms bath, attic, base
ment porch, garage, fenced yard 6 blocks
mediately available
ROBERT E LOHR,
3ll Cedar 81, Takoma Park GE 0ss1
1863 SHERIDAN ST NV
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
6526 BLAIR ROAD

Charming det. brick. less than wears
old. on spacious lot 45Xl 50. : lovely rooms,
- Tiled baths. auto. heat modern kitchen,
etc; ideal for > families. DeEghftUlly
situated near eyerythlnR completely re-
conditioned. A home Of exceptional charm
and comfort for only : $50, on terms
On NJ Rar,n It in e co ME- hAnn
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Sl3,S50.
UIII Tnp LnME

A real value in 10 TO 90 thousand
restricted NV. neighborhood. This
splendid home only years old, is like
rn., Gear garage, oil heat. Large
wooded lot. Priced for immediate dis
posal. Oliver 1928, WI. 9sss. WI. 1888.
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S7.450.

Wooded lot quiet location, 3-bedroon
new brick; F. H. A. financed; corner Grant
and Madison st Bethesda. open Saturday
afternoon and Sunday Call Mr Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP, WI 6649
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PRE-SHOWING
1856 ROXANNA RD NV

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
New Colonial. center-hall. brick home.
ifontng Rock Greek Park: den and lst-f
laVatoTy. large living nm, dining rm mod
ern kit, 3 large bedrooms. . b. Finished
attic and spacious recreation rrn the
perfect home: representative on premises
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LINCOLN PARK

Is only Ia blocks from this fine, newly
decorated 2n-tt.. 6-rm bath home, screen
ed back porch. S5 500 $500 down. pay
ments ike rent. JOS, A HERBERT Il
SONS. 5l5 z Capitol St II 0l29 After
cf1ce hours call RA. $3.50. 1921 n CARO-
INA AVE NE Open SUNDAYS 2-5
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1887 KALORAMA RD. NV,

Near INth and Columbia I'd shoppInE
theater: convenient transportation. etc 10
very large rooms, - baths extra rooms in
EnshSh basement 2-csr garage Ideal
location and srrangement for guest house.
SHOWN by appointment only. Call Mr john
son. MckEENER & MEITEEORD DI a-ns
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IUUI IOln Cl. NV
ATTENTION.

AllENl
American University Park Future Home
Owners-Starting to build two brick houses
near St. Annes Parish. near transportation.
Plans and permit now approved. You can
wants If you act now Call Mr.. Rely.
DIXIE REALTY CO., National $3.50. Sun
day MA 6o64
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27ll 32nd ST. Sc.

Brick bungalov-type home. tile bath
recreation room. oil heat, automatic stor-
age water heater. Sunroom. fireplace,
[ hardwood doorS, concrete 'front.' porCn, u
tramodern kitchen: beautiful brick
nome in a fine section of new homes near
Alabama ave sc. Open daily and Sun-
DAY for inspection; $3.50
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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DECATUR HEIGHTS

bungalow bargain. $500 cash balance
Ike rent; 103 Edmonston rd.; 5 large
rooms. bath: house completely redecorated
throughout; full basement, lot 50xlOO To
reach. Or. out Peace Cross TO Blsdensburs
continue on Defense hwy. 10 Edmonston I'd
Open Sunday.
ROBERTS z. LATIMER, Resltor
7l33 Alaska Ave. GE. 1870.
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PETWORTH BARGAINS.

= 4 W y 4 II IT II =
6 RMS, H-WH GARAGE, s. 500.
S Rms, , Baths, 2-fanily, $500.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
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NEAR l4th AND ALLISON STS NV
Six fine outside rooms. complete oil sys-
TEN h W h, beautiful yard, garage: COW
enanted section for your protection; owner
leaving city: Ss.450. Call MR.. PECK for
appointment. DI 3346 or RA $3.50
Evening star., 1941-03-02

ropolitan Police Boys Club will
highlight the fifth report luncheon
Tuesday in the National Press Club
auditorium.
With IL days remaining before the
drive ends, volunteer solicitors have
received cash and pledges totaling
$53,215. The police division, head
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ed by Inspector Edward J. Kelly, is
leading the way with $23,448 re-
ported.
The Advance Gifts Committee,
headed by Fred A. Smith, has sub
scriptions totaling $4,000, and more
gifts are expected this week.
Division chairmen who will par
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ticipate in Tuesdays discussion are
R. Carl Mitchell, whose team is
leading the division race with
$2,621; Col. E. G.. Bliss and his CO.
chairman, John Walters; Sam
Mooers, Milton Kronheim, Dave
Bethune, j. H. Ferry, c. G.. Pen
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nington, John Dodge and John
Reilly.
Leaders also reported one restau-
rant proprietor has offered to do
nate his entire profits for Wednes-
day to the campaign. He is Louis H,
Nesline, who operates restaurant
at 1906 Rhode Island avenue NE.
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under the sponsorship of District Of
ficers of the National League of
Masonic Clubs.
Many prominent officers and
members of the league attended,
including Raymond F. Selby, state
president; Walter S. Abernathy and
William A. Shytle, deputy state pres
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Masonic Clubs Honor
District Grand Master

Ara M. Daniels, grand master of
Masons of the District, was guest
of honor yesterday at luncheon
held in the National Press Club
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Forum TO Feature Luncheon
In BOYS Club Drive

An open forum for a discussion
of ways and means to achieve the
100000 campaign goal of the Met
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idents; Hiram w. Hummer, Glenn
L. johnson, Edwin L. White. James
C. Richards, David E. Kisliuk and
H K. Troutman, state vice presi-
dents.
Evening star., 1941-03-02

Rust caused the loss of 1877 500 tons
Of iron in Germany last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Three Try
To End Their
Lives
Two Women
And Man Fail
In Efforts

Naom. Allen % was taken to-Rr-
ecyine hospital on Aug s after
having attempted suicide by drink
lrc iodine
Because OF trouble With her boy
friena Pearl Henry 80. claimed
10 have taken iodine. She ~as car
r.cd 20 Receiving hospital whore
her condition was pronounced as
serious
Roy Maxwell IS 45s Melbourne.
last week. because 81 domestic
trouble iuened an the gas IN his
apartment and tried TO commit
suicide He was taken 10 Recei,-
lnr h0sr-itl anA rn.oasol.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
IrdUeICgue

Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Collins OF
1862 McDougal have just return
cd from a tour through the South.
They visited relatives in Gulfport,
Natchez. Bay ST. Louis and Wood
Vile. Miss. Baton Rouge and New
Orleans. La. They brought back a
cousin, Miss Daisy f. Hall. OF Gulf
port
Seems as though Mrs Fredda
Booth has the roaming spirit She
has been home for Just a few weeks
from visiting relatives and friends
in the sunny South. hut the past
week found her packing baggage
again and hurrying OK TO catch the
last train 10 Grand Rapids. Mich.
where she spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brashicr. She
took in all the Legion activities.
Mr.. Booth and his drum and bugle
corps moiored up Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
There'n Be Plenty OF Activity For
.Lucv Thurman WV When Fall Arrives

and typewritine with Mrs. Ethel
Madison of the Lewis Business
college.
In addition there are special
children's classes IN Junior drama
ties directed by Miss Russell. pia-
no. roller skating. swimming and
tap dancing.
Glasses offered free Of charge in
cooperation with WPA and NYA
10 help girls equip themselves for
better jobs include child care.
dressmaking and foods.
Registration for all classes may
he made al the Branch now The
new term opens on Sept %. Open
House Is scheduled for Sept. %.