davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Hutzler Brothers Co. oznamu-
je dElezite rozSireni a moder-
niZovaci program.

Pet novych poschodf Dude
zbudOvano ma jejich obchod-
MIN dome 220-226 N. Howard
ul., ktery byl postaven V roce
1882. Jiz tehdy bylo pomysle-
no a planovano, re tato petit
patrova budova Dude moci by.
ii zvySena ma deset poschodi
Tato prfstavba Dude Gplne spo
jena S nynejsimi horejsimi pa.
try.
Stara sklepeni pro 1schovu
kozesin naleZajfcf sc ma patem
poschodi budou odstranena a
tim Sc ziska velky prostor.
Touto prestavbou a novoU
pristavbou Sc ziska asi 10000
ctver. stop dodatecneho mista
ktere umoznf rozSireni oddele-
nj sluzby a prodeje.
Pohyblive schodiste ktere je
'nynf V provozu z pTfzemf do 3
poschodi Dude rozSifeno az ns
Seste patro. 8 osobn1ch zdvi.
Ii Dude predelano a zmoderni-
sovano jake 3 nedavno dane
do provozu.
Move plany zahrnuje prede-
korovan1 nekolika nynejs1ch
poschod1.
Sc stavbou ktera potrva az
do r. 1912 Sc zapocne v bl1zke
budoucnosti. Stavebn1 plany
byly vypracovany architektem
James r. Edmunds, Jr. z Bal
timore. Eleanor Lemaire z
New Yorku planovala vnitTni
zaT1zen1. Mechanical inzenyri
jsou: Henry Adams, Inc, sta
vebn1 inzenyri: Crout, Snyder
a Crandall, hlavnf kontraktofi
Cummins Construction Corp.
vSichni z Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
DULEZITA VIVA CSL..
NARODNf RADY.
(Tiskova sluzba c. N. R.

Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da v Americe mela mnoho IL
spechd v minulem roce, jez
jsou patricne kvitovany vddc1-
mi Cechoslovaky i Americany.
Avsak jeste vice ma 1kol1 a
problemG. NejddlezitejS1m z
mich je BOZ prot tax zvanem
negotiated peace" = kompro
misnfmu mfru, jenz by zname-
nal zahubu naroda ceskoslo-
venskeho. Proti tomuto m1ru
napfname vsechny sve silly.
Nen1 vsak mono vsechno wy
konati z 1stredf = dokonce ne
ktere zasahy m1stn1 jsou i u
cinnejs1.
Prave v tuto dobu vyskytla
Sc nalehava potreba mlstnfch
zasahG. Je totiz nutno tele-
graficky pozadati kongresnfky
a senatory, ably podporovali
presidenta Roosevelta v jehc
zahranicni politice. re "Hlas
lidu je HAS Boz1" dosud zde
plat1 a proto zasah veskerehc
obcanstvf je nesm1rne cenny
Zadame tud1z vsechny organi.
SAGE spojene s Narodn1 radon
ably bez prutahd poslaly tele
granny senatorGm a kongresni
kun. I jednotlivci mohou tai
uciniti a tim vykonaj1 dulezit!
Gin nejen pro Ceskoslovensko
nybrz i pro Ameriku, jejiz svo
boda a i neodvislost jsou W
vaznem nebezpec1. Telegra
my stylisujte asi takto:
"Our security which is jeo
pardized, our freedom which
is now threatened can be hes
defended by following tn
plan of President Roosevelt
Stand by the President and b.
the best interest of America.
Prosfme Vas, abyste jednal
lined. Kongresn1ci a senator
NELL by m1ti pTi zahajenf kon
gresu tyto telegramy, aneb j
ne podobneho znenf. K cinu
Gas kvapf!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Antonfn Lehecka

a nynf odpocfva V pokoji ma
hrbitove Nejsv. VykupiteIe.
Oci I've Sc ma vzdy zavrely,
IDA V srdci Sc rama kdy zacell?
OdeSel's nam ma vzdy,
o jaky zal,
co bylo nejdrazsi, to osud wal.
V pamatku hrob Tv1j
zdob1me kv1tfm,
vzpominka svata kracf naSim
z1tfm.
K uct6nf I've pamatky venuj1:
OTEC, MATKA, SESTRA
A MANZELKA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
VZPOMINKA.

Dne IA. ledna budou tomu 3
roxy kdy mas navzdy opustil
raS milovany syn, bratr a man
Eel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Nemecka balickova akce.

Upozornili jsme jiz nekoli-
KRAFT ma pokusy O prolamovani
protinacisticke blokady nemec-
kymi agenty a obchodnimi
kruhy s mimi spTfznenymi, KITE
re v dohode s nemeckym mini
sterstvem finance pomahajf O.
patrovat N6mecku hodnotou
CHI valutu, v tonic pTfpade a.
merickou, re vSech nejlepSi.
Je to tax Nv. balickova po-
travinova, nabizejfcf Sc americ
kym obcanGm k posilanf ba-
.,fckG potravin V Nemecku,
Ceskoslovensku a Rakousku
Ustredf jejf je V Chicago a spo-
lupracuje S Hamburg-Ameri-
can LIME a NorddeutscheI
Lloyd v Bremech proto cestov-
nj kancelaTe techto spolecno-
sti mali velmi ma pilno a "a
mestnavajf vice osob, nee je-
jich obvykly obchod by VIVA
doval nynejsi dobe, kdy pre-
plavni cinnost je zastavena.
zadatel slozi u prislusne fir
my primerenou castku v dola-
rech a ia obstara dodani balic-
ku S potravinami z Nemecka
Potraviny jsou ovsem predra-
zene. Hlavnim smyslem toho-
to obchodu S lidskou b1dou ne
nj dobrocinost, nybrz obstara-
nj dobre valuty Nemecku!
Velmi duvodne je podezTe-
nj re techto penez pouz1va Sc
ma nemecke potreby v Ameri-
ce, pravdepodobne i ma propa-
gael nacismu, tud1z ma propa-
gandu We sve podstate Ameri-
ce nepratelskou.
Podavame vysvetlen1 O tech
to nemeckych financn1ch ope-
rac1 poznovu, neb nam do
sly zpravy z Nebrasky, re v
tamnfch nemeckych kruz1ch-
jake v Texasu, ma coz upozor-
milo nase SACT. - je vedena s
velkou intensitou a snazf Sc Ii
skat i naSe krajany, ably poma-
hall v tonic prolamovan1 pro-
ti-nacisticke blokady. Zaj1ma-
vo je, re v ohlaskach teto ba-
l1ckove akce pouz1va Sc ozna-
cent CeskOslOvenSkO a RakOu-
sko ktere Nemci v Europe Cd
stranili pouz1vaj1ce m1sto Mich
Protektorat Cechy a Morava,
Slovensko a Vychodnl Marka.
Tim ma byt vzbuzena u nasich
lid dGvera k teto pochybne
akci. Ale mas lid ami tento L.
skok nezmate. Stanovisko &C.
choslovak1 k blockade je pros
tie a jednoznacne: ne prolamo
vat il, ale utuzovat, kde jen
lie, ably CO nejdrfve Sc pribli-
den 1plneho shroucen1 TIE
ii rise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
v MLADf MUZI DO
KAZNICE.

Do Marylandske kaznice Cd
souzeni byli pro 1tok a oloupe-
nj Roberta S. McCready re So
merset okresu diva mlad1 mu-
Ii: Dominick Lassett, &c lety z
Albermarle ulice odsouzen byl
ma sedm rokG a Joseph Rundo,
22lety z N. High ulice ma ctyTi
roxy McCready prepadli "a.
listopadu ma Sinclair lane v
bllzkOsti Belair road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
PREDBEzNE ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

Pondelf, 20. ledna: = Divky
osady sv. Vaclava poradaji
Tanec V Katolicke Budove.
Nedele, &c. ledna: - Muzi
osady sv. Vaclava poTadajf o.
tficove Hody V prizemi skoly,
1910 N. Collington Avenue.
Pondelf, 3. 1nora - IN l
Zabava porada Rieger Klub V
pflzem1 skoly, SO N. Colling-
ton Avenue.
= Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
pofada We prospect osvobozo-
vac1 akce "Karetni Zabavu'' V
nedeli, dine 10. ledna Sokolov-
ne, rob Gay a Preston ulic. Ia
catek We 3 hod. odpol. Vstupne
soc. Mnoho krasnych cen.
= V nedeli, 26. ledna uspo-
fada Csl. Dem. Klub Is. wardy
Ustricove Hody v Sokolovne,
1927 Cherry St., Curtis Bay cd
l bod. odpol. do 6 vecer. \
1941
sibfinky-22. 1nora, sobota.
Divadla v Sokolovne:
2. unOra = nedele.
2. bTezna = nedele.
Is. dubna = nedele.
Pfipravuje Sc zpevohra 60
kolo rybnfka."
Delnicky Dim:
Nedele, 10. ledna-Divadlo.
Sobota, %. ledna: - Selsky
Nedele, 8. 1nora -Divadlo.
Ned6le, 8. bTezna -Divadlo
Sobota, Is. brezna: = Jose
zabava.
Nedele, 27. dubna: = Kvet-
nova oslava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
DO SLETOVE-
HO ROKU.

Americka Obec Sokolska v
radostnem rozechven1 vita rok
1941. Koncem cervna slet1 sc
do Chicago vSechna ceskoame-
ricka druz sokolska, ably poda-
la dGkaz cele veTejnosti anne
ricke o sve praci a O SVEN po-
kroku a rozvinula pred jej1mi
zraky obraz ceske zdatnosti
sokolG, sokolic, dorostencd a
dorostenek i sokolskych deti.
Ones teprve, kdy cely sv6t
Je5 plamenech svetodejneho
zapasu mezi totalitarn1 svere-
post a jasnou, muznou demo-
kraci1, NIUE Amerika pine po-
chopiti, jak sokolska idea "a
padla skvele do souboru anne
rickych idealG.
Sokolstvi, - tot nejryzejsi
demokracie!
Cd sokolskeho oslovovani
"Bratre - Sestro", demokra-
tickeho tykanl mezi sokoly a
sokolicemi, az pc vsechna Ear
ma hesla Tyrsova "Jednotlivec
mic, celek vsechno''. SEQ vse-
chen lid nezna, nikdo nezna !
Co lid jeSte mcdowell, nikdo
mcdowell! CO lidem Sc nesta-
10, nikym Sc nestalo!" a jina
a jina, = vsechno je vyronem
n~ejcistejs1 touhy pc 1plne de-
mokracii. Lid, Tecky demos,
ma byti v celku SVEN stuzen a
vypestovan sokolstvim jak t6-
lesne, tax mravn6 k sile, sta
tecnosti, uslechtilosti a bran
nosti zvysene. NemGze, jak
pravf TyrS, kazdy byti clenem
spolku peveckeho neb vedec-
keno a pod. Ale sokolem my
re byti a ma byti kazdy. AZ
Amerika pOchopf dGkladne,
jak velkolepa je idea sokolska,
pax teprve Dude miti vseobec-
nou dctu Ike sve slozce cesko-
slovenska, ktera Tyrsovym So
kolstvim pfinasi americkemu
narodu to, co potTebuje nejvf-
ce: uvedomelou lasku k demo
kracii a pokroku.
Tyrs stale hlasal, re zadna
ami ia nejskvelejSf minulost
neZarucuje narodGm budouc-
most, nybrz jen zdarva a CHINA
prftomnost. Narodove zpatky
jdou, kdyz nejdou dial, oduml-
rail- a mira nejsou S to odrazi-
Il 1toky a navaly zvracenych
ideologil. Sokolska idea vedla
narod cesky k tomu, ably Sc "a
chovaval pri zdravosti telesne,
dusevnl i mravn1, a take narod
americky il potTebuje.
Sokolske slety jsou NANTES
tace, pfi nichz predvadime ce-
lie Americe ma oci vysledky So
kolske idey, a proto mus1me sc
priciniti re vsech sill, ably zvla-
Ste letosnl American Sokol
Slet' pfipamatoval americke
vefejnosti, re Tyrs1tv narod ne
NIUE byti zdolan ami nejdivo-
cejslm naporem, re naopak
tam, kde veky I'll, Dude ziti "a
Sc, a Americana ceskosloven-
skeho pGvodu re nemajf ami
stlnu pochybnosti O vysledku
dnesn1ho zapasu.
V zajmu nasich bratrf a ses-
ter We stare vlasti, jakoz i v ma
Sem zajmu nejvlastnejsim pri-
Gimme Sc, ably Sokolsky Slet
1941 byl v pravde velkolepym,
ably nejen Voj1novo pole pose
to bylo v cele Sir cvicicimi, ale
take hlediste ably tentokrate
uplne zaplneno.
Kdyz Sc nase vile napre k
tomuto cfli, dokazeme to!
Nuze, do prace pro cervno-
w American Sokol Slet!"
H. To- ~ W.T.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Jedenact letcHG uhorelo " trans.
portnim letadle.

Jedenact letcd valecneho
lodstva bylo zabito v hoTlclch
troskach transporting aero
planu lodstva, ktery spadl v
hornate krajine, 35 mil ma jiho
vychod San Diego, Kalifornie.
Transporter aeroplan rozbil
Sc Ia destove bouTe o vrchol
hory Mother Grundy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Bratr mexickeho presidenta
ma inauguraci presidenta.

Guverner gen. Maxima Avi-
la Camacho, bratr nynejsiho
mexickeho pr%esidenta, Dude O.
ficialne zastupovati sveho bra
ira pri inauguraci presidenta
Roosevelta, k nfz dojde 20. le-
dina We Washingtone. Gen. Ca
macho je guvernerem mexicke
no statu Pueblo.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Welfare Association Maps
Summer Swim Program

The Welfare and Recreation As
sociation of the District of Columbia
is organizing its summer swimming
program again this year-a program
in which 100000 people have passed
through the welfare pool gates dur
ing the last 10 years without a
single fatality.
Announcement is made by Robert
]. Mccarthy that Max Harrington.
athletic director for George Wash
ington University, again will direct
the program. The classes will be
broad enough to include instruction
for persons who are physically unfit.
All members of the staff are grad
yates of Red Cross aquatic schools.
Illustrating the versatility of the
instructors on Mr.. Farringtons staff
Mr.. Mccarthy pointed out that Miss
Katherine Ladd and Charles Wilson
had perfected method of teaching
swimming and diving by the sign
language. Regular classes in the
sign language will follow, it was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
D. T.. Schools Hosts
To Catholic COLLEGE
Students Session
45 Institutions Send
Delegates for Meeting
Opening Tomorrow

With local schools cooperating
the second biennial congress of the
National Federation of Catholic Col
lege Students will be held at George
town University tomorrow and
Tuesday.
Delegates from As colleges will at
tend, Miss Gertrude Kirk of Dun
barton College, national president of
the federation, announced last night
Highlights of the two-d day confer
ence will include a special mass at
8 am. Tuesday in Dahlgren Chapel
at Georgetown, to be celebrated by
the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Ci-
cognani, apostolic delegate to the
United States At the final dinner
session Tuesday, the guest speaker
will be the Most Rev. Emmett M.
Walsh, Bishop Of Charleston, S. C.
The general theme of the confer
ence will be the two encyclicals of
Pope Leo XIII on Condition OF
Labor" and of Pope Plus XI on Re
constructing the Social Order"
Among the topics listed for discus
sion at the open sessions are youth
movements, Catholic Action study,
family life, decent literature, war
relief, decent advertising and mis-
sionary activities. These represent
the activities of the various COM
missions of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference which is sup
porting the Students Federation.
Under the direction of Joseph
Spilman Of Georgetown University,
students of Georgetown, Dunbarton,
Catholic University, immaculate
Junior College and Georgetown Visi-
tation Convent are in charge of ar
rangements. With the Easter holi-
days vacating the Georgetown cam
puS, the dormitories will be used to
accommodate the male delegates at
tending the congress. Georgetown
Visitation Convent is taking care of
the girls.
Tomorrow's session will open with
mass at 8 am. in the Georgetown
chapel, followed by session of the
national council. There will be
special benediction at lis pm. fol-
lowed by the opening general ses-
sion.
A dance will be given for the
delegates tomorrow evening at I
o'clock in the Copley Lounge at
Georgetown.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Two Catholic GROUPS
To Consider j. ).
Relationship 10 Peace
Discussions Scheduled
To Cover Five-Point
Program Of Plus XII

Two conferences will be held at
Trinity College this week to con-
slider Americas responsibility in
helping to effect Just peace and
to discuss specific proposals based
on the flve-point peace program Of
Pope Plus XII.
The first will be the 18th annual
meeting of the Catholic Association
for International Peace, which will
open a two-day conference tomor-
row. Immediately following this
conclave the Regional Catholic Stu
dent Peace Federations will hold
their annual conference.
A Pan-American luncheon IS
scheduled for Tuesday. Speakers
will be William F. Montavon, direc-
tor of the legal department of the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, who will discuss "Co-ordinat-
ing Catholic Inter American Co.
operation" and DR.. Charles G. Fen
wick, chairman of the International
Law and Organization Committee
of the peace association. whose topic
will be "Inter-American Relations. 4"
Miss Mary P. Holleran of st.
Joseph's College. West Hartford.
Conn, will preside.
To Discuss U. S. Role.
A discussion session on Americas S
Relation to Present Wars and F'u-
ture Peace will be led by the Rev
r. A. MCGOWAN, assistant director
of the National Catholic Welfare
Conferences social action depart
ment. DR.. Robert Pollock of Ford
ham University will conduct a dis
cussion on Functions of a United
Europe" and the Rev. Wilfrid Par
sons, S. j., of Catholic University
will offer a model international
bill of rights"
Forms of possible European or
ganization will be advanced by the
Rev. Gregory Feige of New York.
DR.. James M. Eagan of the College
OF New Rochelle. N. Y, and the
Rev. Patrick J. Higgins, S. j., of
Holy Cross College, Worcester,
Mass. at another session, which will
be led by DR.. Robert H. Connery,
director of the Commission on Citi-
zenship at Catholic University.
Others to Speak.
Other speakers will be DR.. Francis
E. Mcmahon of Notre Dame Uni
versity, the Right Rev. Msgr. John
A. Ryan, director of the N. C. w. C.
social action department; DR.. Mat
thew M. Mcmahon, De Sales Col
lege, Toledo: DR.. Charles G.. Fen
wick, Bryn Mawr College; DR.. John
L. Mcmahon of Catholic Univer-
sity; DR.. Marie J. Carroll of the
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Little Sierra Leone shipped 1853
tons of ginger to the United States
in recent month,
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Great Military Parade
Slated In Dublin Today
3, the Associated Press.

3, the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, April 12-This capital
tomorrow will witness the greatest
military parade ever held under
the direction of the Irish govern
ment.
AS part of the celebration of the
25th anniversary of the Easter
week uprising in 1916, about $4,000
are expected to march down once
bloody OConnelr street past the
general post office. where Irish in
dependence was proclaimed Is years
ago.
Three volleys will be fired from
the roof of the building by men
who fought in the rebellion.
Besides 10000 regular troops, anti
aircraft forces, martens, engineers
and transport troops. the marchers
will include local defense forces,
the Red Cross and AFRAID precau-
ton workers, all of whom will be
reviewed by Premier Eamon de
Valera,
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Testimonial Dinner
For Bishop Corrigan
Planned by K. Of {.
Supreme Officers Will
Attend Event Wednesday
Rover to Speak

Supreme officers of the Knights
of Columbus will join local mem
bers of the order in honoring the
Most Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan, rec
tor of the Catholic University and
Bishop of Bilta, at a testimonial
dinner under auspices Of the local
State Council, Knights Of Column
bus, at 7:30 pm. Wednesday at the
Willard Hotel.
Supreme officers who are to at
tend include Francis P. Matthews
of Omaha, supreme knight of the
order; Luke E. Hart of st. Louis.
supreme advocate, and Daniel J.
Callahan, supreme treasurer
Bishop Corrigan was State chap
lain Of the Knights of Columbus in
Pennsylvania for more than Is
years.
Alfred A. McGarraghy, State
deputy of the order for the local
Jurisdiction, is general chairman
for the dinner. William H Collins
will be toastmaster and the prin-
clpal ao0reSS Is 10 De delVered Dy
Leo A. Rover, past State deputy,
Knights of Columbus.
Invocation will be by the State
chaplain, the Rev. Edward Fuller,
S. j., and benediction by the Right
Rev. Msgr. Peter Guilday of Cath
olic University and chaplain of
Washington Council. A special
program of entertainment has been
planned by Francis J. Malloy and
Thomas Myers, district deputies
In addition to the supreme Of
flcers and local members of the
order, persons scheduled to attend
the banquet include the Right Rev.
Msgr. Patrick J. Mccormick, vice
rector of Catholic University, the
Right Rev. Msgr. Edward L. Buckley,
the Right Rev. Msgr. Michael J.
Reedy, John B. Colpoys, James E.
Collifiower, president of the Board
Of Trade; John Saul and Repre-
sentative Kramer of California.
Members of the committee plan
ming the dinner include Harry Son.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
YugosIav Resistance
Seen Diminishing
German Power
Nozis Forced to Fight
Costly War, Diplomat
Says in Rudio Talk

The Yagoslav resistance to Ger
many has compelled the Nazis to
fight costly war" in the Balkans,
which will eventually diminish their
power TO attack the British Isles,
Serge Krizman, attache of the
Yugoslav Legation. said In a radio
address here last night. He spoke
over Station WINK.
Mr.. Krizman said the war across
his country reduces the territory's
capacity to supply Germany with
needed goods. He said his govern
ment had further aided the Allied
cause by showing that "all OF Eu-
rope does not accept Hitler's new
order" He added:
THE people Of Yugoslavia have
demonstrated that they value the
high principles of liberty and hu-
man dignity more than material Sc
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Officers Are Shifted
AT SeIecfive Service
Headquarters Here
Three Transfers Force
Minor Reorganization
OF Stuff und Duties

A revised list of administrative
personnel and duties at District Sc
lective Service headquarters was an
nounced yesterday following minor
reorganization of the executive staff.
Transfer of three key officers to
Federal duties elsewhere made the
changes necessary. The revised staff
personnel, with duties of the officers,
follows:
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, director
Col, Charles A. bravo, assistant
director.
1t. Col. Augustus C. Gray, medical
officer.
Comdr A. Chester Flather. U. S.
N. r., in charge of civilian per-
sonnel.
1t. Col. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr.,
executive and public relations off,
Ger.
1t. Col Walter S. Welsh, in charge
OF classification and legal work.
Hittenmark Shifted.
Maj. Fletcher F. Bernsdorff, fiscal
and supply officer.
1t. q. g. John R. de Sibour, U. S
N R.. liaison officer.
Ensign Edward j. Clarke, U. S.
N. r., in charge of the manpower
division
Capt Gordon Hittenmark, former
public relations officer, was trans
ferred April to the morale branch
Of the War Department for duty in
the radio section. His transfer was
followed shortly by the departure
of 1t. Albert L. Cox, jr., who was
sent to Logan Field. Dundalk. Md,
for schooling to prepare him for
duty later with the 121st Observa-
tion Squadron, District National
Guard air unit, now being pushed
to full organization.
The third officer to be transferred
was Capt. Tinsley Garnett, who now
is on duty at National Selective
Service headquarters.
New Division Created.
Col. Bethlehem and Col. Welsh
are the comparative newcomers to
the executive staff, although both
oficers have been on duty for sew
ersl weeks,
Perhaps the principal change in
the administrative organization is
the creation of the man power divi-
sion. This unit, under Ensign
Clarke, is responsible for calling up
selectees from the Is local boards
as District quotas are filled and the
transportation of the men to Army
induction stations. Large reQuisi-
tions of recent weeks necesSitated
establishment of a separate adminis-
trative unit to handle this work
exclusively.
In addition TO their Office duties.
four staff officers are assigned to
advise local boards and keep up with
their progress. Comdr. Flsther has
Boards l through s: Col. Welsh,
Boards l3 through 1s and No. 25;
1t. de Sibour, Boards l9 through "A.
and Ensign Clarke. Boards 7
through IL.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Folk Dances Scheduled
At Y. w. G. A. Saturday

Michael Herman, folk dance di.
rector of International House, New
York City, will lead a program OF
folk dances Saturday night, begin
ming at $50 o'clock, in the Young
Women's Christian Association
Building, Seventeenth and K streets
NV.
The dancing, open to the public,
will be under auspices of the WASH
ington Folk Council and will feature
representatives of various national
tiles demonstrating their native
routines.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

World Peace Foundation, and the
Rev. DR.. Edward Angluin, o. s. B.,
of st. Anselm's College.
S Representatives from so colleges
are expected to participate in the
informal discussions of the Catholic
Student Peace Federations' Con-
ference Wednesday. Federations to
be represented include the Capital
New England, Middle Atlantic, Ohio
Valley, Middle West and Lake Erie
groups.
On Tuesday members of the fed
GRAFTON will meet Jointly with the
National Federation of Catholic
College Students, which will hold 1t,
first annual convention at George
town University this year.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

curity on the basis of indecent COM
promise" r ..l-
The Serbian diplomat questioned
the truth Of the exuberant reports
Of sweeping axis victories over the
troops of Yugoslavia. He said that
not until yesterday did any news
come directly from Yugoslavia, and
then it contained reports of Yugo-
slav victories.
They are fighting for the cause
Of all freedom loving nations" Mr..
Krizman said of his people. He
warned against belief in reports
from Germany and German
inspired sources about the downfall
of the Yugoslav Army, the flight
Of the Yugoslav government and the
split in the Yugoslav nation.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

erville, George Herring, James A.
Sullivan, William E. Leahy, Joseph
McKenna. James F. Kehoe, James
P. Fox. Lawrence A. Gage, Robert
L. Sheridan, Harry E. Brooks,
Manning Willcoxson, Col. Thomas
F. Carlin, Andrew l.. Oehmann, Col.
Francis McCann, Charles Considine,
j. Fred Brady, Walter I. Plant and
DR.. A. D. Wilkinson.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Scot Pleasant Show Set

The Seat Pleasant Md Parent
Teacher Association will give a show
at the Seat Pleasant School at
pm. Friday for the benefit of the
association fund. Ber-Kee, ma
gician, will give a performance
Spencer A. Slime is chairman.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
KELLOGG to Speak

Charles w. Kellogg of the Office
of Production Management will
speak at dinner meeting of the
Washington Society of Engineers at
7 pm. Wednesday in the Cosmos
Club. Mr.. Kellogg will discuss prob
lens in connection with filling in
dustrial requirements.