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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

dell Hull, pc 1rednfm p~rotestu
zastupcG vlad Nemecka, Italie,
Svycarska, Spanelska, Mexika
a Portugalska.
Die stavaj1cfho odvodnfho
zakona, kazdy cizinec must Sc
registrovati a ten pristehova-
lee, jenz vyzvedl 81 prvni OBJ
cansky list, NIUE byti povolan
k vojenske sluzbe, prot cemuz
sta cizincG Sc postavilo.
= z Department. valky by
10 oznameno, re prvni kontin-
gent americkeho vojska jiz Wy
plul ma Bermudy, kde je nova
americka zakladna.
Kontingent, jehoz sila ne
byla udana, vyplul ma palube
transportni lodi American Lee
gion z armadni zakladny v
Brooklyne, N. Y. Ackoli nejsou
znamy podrobnosti, mysl1 Sc,
re pechota delostTelectvo jsou
v tonic kontingentu.
LNamornf zakladna ma Ber-
mudach, jedna z osmi, ktere
Angle pfedala Spojenym Sta
tGm ma podzim minuleho roku,
byla odevzdana sluzebnym u
celGm ma zacatku tohoto mes1-
ce.
- Oddil bombometnych pa
trolnlch aeroplanG, jez byly
zhotoveny v Americe, pristal v
Singapore, ably Sc pripojil k j.
nym aeroplanGm americke W..
roby, jez priletely jiz drive, v
obrane Singapore, teto d1lezi-
tie anglicke zakladny a biz
kych vodn1ch cest.
Jeden re dvou bombomet-
nych aeroplanI, vystavenych v
Americe, ktere pTistaly v Mani
lie pred IL dny pc letu pres tt
chy ocean, odletel dnes. M1sto
jeho urcen1 nen1 znamo. Byla
ma mem anglicka posadka a byl
oznacen anglickymi insigniemi.
Patrne odletel do Singapore.
Druhy aeroplan odleti v kratke
dobe.
- We ctyrech z petit NEST, v
nichz byla zvysena pr1myslo-
va cinnost nasledkem vyroby v
ramci narodn1 obrany, stoupla
jiz take cena zivobyti.
K tomuto zvysenf doslo v do
be cd Is. r1jna 1910 do Is. led
ma 1941, jak oznamil depart
ment prace z vysledkG sveho Sc
trent. Doba cd Is. ledna do
dneska nebyla We vysetrovanf
zahrnuta a proto lie mlti bez-
pecne "a jiste, re v one dobe &c
ny nekterych zivotnfch potreb
stouply jeste vice.
Zvyseni najemneho z byta
vykazovalo vsech pet NEST, v
nichz bylo ono setrenf depart
mentem prace provadeno. Jsou
to: Bridgeport, Conn.,; Corpus
Christi, Texas; Gadsden, Ala;
San Diego, Calf, a South Bend
Ind.
Proti tomu v South Bend za-I
Sc pres to, re najemne stouplo
ceny zivotn1ch potreb ponekud
malo poklesly.
Citelne zvysenf cen bylo zaz-
namenano u n6kterych potra-l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
UhoreI " posteli.

Raymond Brady, delnfk z
East st. Louis, zemfel v ponde-
Ii V nemocnici St. Mary ma ra-
ny, jez utrpel minute 1tery,
kdyz patrne usnul Sc zapale-
nou cigaretou, cd n1z Sc postel
vznala. Byl star 43 leta. Hast
81 nalezli jej hor1cf posteli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Til male ditky uhoTely a
sousedka skosena mrtvicf.

Tri male d1tky zahynuly pTi
pozaru v Marienville, Pa. KITE
ry znicil obydli jejich dedecka
Williama Listona tax rychle, re
hasici sc ami nemohli pokusiti Q
jejich zachranu.
70leta sousedka L.. E. Son
ger zemTela nahle ochrnutfm
srdce, kdyz objevila tento po-
Ear a postarala Sc telefonem O
alarm. PT1cina pozaru memo
hla byti z~jistena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Plukovnfk Theodor Roose-
welt, syn zesnuleho presidenta
Theodore Roosevelta, vratil sc
opet k chime sluzbe v armada.
Prav6 Sc hlasil u prvn1 divise
We Fort Devens, Mass, ktere
veil general-major Donald c..
CubbisOn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Blesk do nitroglycerinu, lidem
Sc podarilo uteci.

Deln1ci Sc prave pripravova-
Ii spustiti naboj 40 kvart1 nj
troglycerinu do p~etrolejove
studny v Centralia ILL.,, kdyz
do teto udeTil blesk pTi bouTi,
ktera Sc snesla mad petrolejo-
vymi poll Lake Centralia-Sa-
lem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Americky Cerveny Kriz ka-
belograficky poukazal $685. 900
ably jich Arthur Bliss Lane, a.
mericky vyslanec V Jugoslavii
upotrebil jake prvnf pomoc O.
b6tem valky v Jugoslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

General Motors zastavuje pra-
CT ma novych modelech aut.
Alfred A. Sloan, pTedseda
General Motors Corp, postal
dopis sefu OPM Knudsenovi,
V nemz mu sdeluje, re tato dru
ha nejvetSf americka automo-
bilka nebude pripravovat zad-
ne move modely aut ma rok
1884. To znamena, re Sc tim
uvolni Is milionG pracovn1ch
hodin a 80 procent nastrojar-
ske kapacity automobilky pro
zbrojen1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

RoXY-Ahhott and Costello N Hold
That Ghost. Il 40. as. 5 90 z IS
Ia al. also March Of Tines -Crisls
In The Atlantic" $. 80. =
and 1910
RIuTo Harry carey and Betty
Field IN Shepherd o. the hills.
lass. I 90. 40. 1918. also PENN :.
Singleton in Blonde IN Society
II -. 2s45. SIS and 90
NJ sc Bo>-GinEer Rogers n Tom
Diek and Harry" "a S.. EOS. Z %.
ii ~. siso Hugh Sinclair II 'Ths
saints vacation" 80, las. s4s
and 90
BILE MOIsE wallace Beery n
'Parnscis BIZ" on. SIS $.
. 50. also Hugh Herbert IN Hello
sucker" Il 40. 2 lao. $40 and SIS.
Return SHOWING
BEVERLY - Ray Millsnd and Bran
ponlevv IN 7 wanted Wings also
Guy Kibbee IN "Scattergood Pulls
the Strings"
CAPITOI.-Bins crosby and MAJ
Martin In Rhythm on the River.
also Maria Mae Jones in Haunted
CoNINII NIFTY - Peter Lore IN The
Face Behind the Mask also Rich
ard Arlen and Andy DeYlne n
Lucky Devils ="
KAY STREET-Robert Young and
Randolph scott IN Western
Union" also Bonnie Baker and
Orrin Tucker IN You're the One.
LAKEWOOD - Adolphe Men1ou N
Road Show" also Sidney Toler as
Charlie Chan in Dead Men Tell
PARk-Irene Dunno and Cary Grant
IN Penny Serenade
PRoCTOR=Carv Grant and Irene
Dunno in Penny Serenade"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Waller Pidgeon and Greer
Carson Star in Vivid Drama
Componion Picture to Bring Accent
On Love-" Featuring Oso Mossen

inspired by the life of Edna Gladney a woman who has
placed more than 1000 babies happy homes Blossoms
IN the Dust coming Thursday to the Music Box theater
eears Greer Carson and Walter Pdgeon for the first time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Popular Comedy
Returning Today
In the Navy"
Opens OF Riviera

Abbott and Costello and the An
drewS Sisters. who scored such a
sensational hit IN Univeraal's
Buck privates have been re-
united ~ the same company in
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello and
Dick Powell IN the navy. The pic
ture opens It's first return engage
ment at the Riviera today.
Sharing stellar position with Alb
bolt and Costello is Powell. who
plays his first singing role in sew
eral seasons. Members Of the sup
porting cast. in addition to the An
drews trio, include such outstand-
ing artists as Claire Dodd. Dick
Foran, Butch and Buddy and
Shemp Howard.
Arthur Lubin and Alex Gottlieb
director and associate producer, re-
spectively, on Buck Privates.1 oc-
eupied similar positions for the
new navy comedy.
On the same bill is Her First
Beau" featuring Jane withers and
Jackie Cooper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Besides departing from the usual
Hollywood formula for drama, the
film. photographed in technicolor,
shies away from the ordinary bril-
liant tones formerly used and for
the first time uses color as a
means of furthering the plot rather
than catching the eye. Only deli
cate, pastel tones are used. but
they serve to accentusts the bril-
Ian titan eoloring Of Miss Carson.
Miss Carson and Pidgeon have
IN opportunity as Edna and Sam
Gladney to depict one of the
screens tenderest romances, and
their work in establishing a home
Tor unwanted youngsters brings
the problems and struggles of the
pioneer workers in the field of
child welfare to the screen for the
first time. Today Mrs. Gladney Ia
superintendent Of the Texas Chill
orens Home and Aid Society at
Fort Worth.
Featured in the supporting cast
ere Marsha Hunt. Felix Bressart,
Fay Holden. Samuel 6. Kinds,
Kathleen Howard, George Lessey,
William Henry and more than 500
children. ranging from a i1-day-
cid infant to youngsters Of seven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

NOW PLAYING AT LOCAL THEATERs

REALART- Irene Dunno and Csry
Grant n Penny serensde slso
Dennis OKesfs and victor JoTY n
Cir from Havana
REN-LloYd Nolan and lynn Bar n
sleepers West I" also Mar lee ana
Rufe Davis n "Barnyard Follifs.
RINIERA-Aobott and Costello in IN
the Navy. also Jane Withers and
Jackie Cooper IN ~Hsr First Beau.
>HEIIr-Thomas Mitchell ard John
Wayne IN The Long voyage Home
also Stuart Erwin II It Could
Happen To You
II NSET-ioan Rionden and Roland
Young IN Topper Returns. also
Lev Ayres and Lionel Barrymore in
Dr kildares CRISIS"
TENPLE-Alice Faye and LARK Oaks
n The Great American Broad
cast also Nancy Kelly In Scotland
Yard
LIBERTY. PuNaliup-Susanns Foster
and Alan Jones in There's Magie
IN Music" also The Great Mr.
NOBODY
Rii IERA. sumner - Fredric March
and Margaret SULLIVAN in so Ends
Our Night"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Brenda Marshall
Collapses on Set

HOLLYWOOD Motion Picture
Star Brenda Marshall. suffering
from nervousness and exhaustion,
is taking a weeks rest at home
under a physicians orders.
She collapsed Monday on the set
of Captains of the Clouds" which
features her. James Cagney and
Alan Hale. Scenes of the picture
will be shot around her until she
returns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

and eight. Mervyn Leroy directed.
with Irving Asher as producer.
The story traces the life OF q
beautiful and vibrant girl from the
time Of her meeting with an i'm
petuous Texan to their marriage.
Mellowed by a life which sees her
through the loss Of both her hus-
band and child, she devotes the re-
naming years 10 finding homes
and a proper environment for thou
sands OF homeless waits.
On the same new bill will be
Accent on Love-" featuring Osa
Massen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT

Accusing more advance curiosity
than any other film in recent
years Orson Welles' initial screen
offering. Citizen Kane is said
to offer many brilliant innovations
In its handling. The plot deals
with young millionaire who
seeks control Of the Unit. rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
RENCHLEY STARRED

In Walt Disney's new full-length
comedy. The Reluctant Dragon.
released by RKo Radio. live &C
ton is combined with sizeable
sequences Of animation To set off
the antics of Robert Benchley. who
plays the role Of studio visitor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Bobs Watson Visits
Ashland Youngsters

ASHLAND. Ore. Ashian
youngsters today were still talking
over their biggest moment yester-
day when a real film star Joined
them in play. Bobs Watson. H.
yesr-old child actor, was visiting
friends here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs J. Coy Watson, before
continuing vacation trip to Port
land.
The Ashland children said that
the "peewee" of Men of Boys
Town was a regular fellow.
You help yourself when you buy
". ). Defense Bonds!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
COMPOSITIONS BY ACTOR

Ray Whitley, popular singing
cowpuncher who appears in sup
port Of Tim Holt in Dude Cow
boy" wrote four original tunes
for the RKo Radio film. They are
typical songs Of the range and
are entitled Silver River" Can
yon Trail" wild Wind" and
Dude Cowboy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
The Other Wise Man
To Be Given al Church

A series Of three performances OF
1.-THE Other Wise Man" will begin
tonight at the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church, Fourteenth and N
streets NV. 1t will be presented
at the same time tomorrow and
Tuesday night.
A musical program will introduce
the drama beginning at 7:45 pm,
followed by the ceremony of the
offertory at 8:15 and the drama
itself at $3.50 o'clock. 1t will be pro-
duced by Bess Davis Schreiner
and directed by Denis Connel and
Carlton Ayers.
Those taking part include Mr..
Connell, John Van Sikken, Sidney
Bassler, Elwin Carlson, Wade A.
Robinson, DR.. Clifton P. Clark, Sam
Waddell, j. Martin Scranage, j. Ed
mond Veitch, Charles Whitten, Eu-
gene Kressin, william F. Draper,
Frank Menter, Philip Fretheim, S.
Lewis Daw, Frank Waddelly Jack
Waddell, Jack Rowzie, John Gilbert
McIlwee, Thomas M. Cahill, Nina
Norman, Christine Irish, Elinor
Evans, Mrs. Harvey Brake, Ruth
Blackburn, Duncan Riggs Burchard,
Leta Carlsen, Evelyn Drayton, Stella
De Rosa, Jean Hickman, Mrs. G. l..
Hoyme, Lucille Hoyme, Hester
Harry, James Houser, Esther john
son, Sidney Jonas, Doris Anne
Legge, Betty Jean McDermitt, Ray
mond McCutcheon, Mrs. B. G. Nc
Ilwee, Doris j. Menter, Dawn Nor
row, Gunhilde Olsen, Ronnie Peters,
Patricia Potterneld, Ramona Rich
ardson, Norma Sutton, Suzanne
Timmons, Beatrice Whittemore.
Helen Wiener and Mrs. Leola
Wright.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Plans Being Formulated
For Child Day Centers

A plan to establish day care CEN
ters to safeguard children of work.
ing mothers is being formulated by
the Planning Advisory Committee
of the Child Welfare Division of the
Council of Social Agencies, it was
announced today. The centers could
be used as air raid shelters or as
temporary evacuation points, 1t was
said.
The committee already has set
up a registry made up of parents
who have requested day care for
their children at child welfare
agencies and commercial nursery
schools. Information received from
personnel counselors in the defense
agencies also is being tabulated.
Miss Lydia Burlin, director Of
Friendship House, is in charge Of
the registration.
The feasibility Of using District
schools as centers will be investi-
gated by Mrs. Henry P. Chandler,
chairman of the Planning Advisory
Committee. Other places to be in
spected as to their suitability are
boys clubs, settlement houses,
downtown churches and private
homes.
Co-chairmen Of q special COM
mittee to supervise facilities for
colored children are Miss Dorothy
Pearse, director Of social service,
Health Department, and Mrs. Flake
Pinkett, director Of Northwest Set
tlement House.
Members of the Emergency Com
mittee for Pre-School Education
and the Central Volunteer Bureau
are cooperating with the program,
it was stated.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

Units Meet
This Week
Oldest Inhabitants
Plan New Year
Assembly

Five citizen associations meet
ings, featuring the usual New Year
Day assembly of the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants, have been sched-
uled for this week. Because Of the
holiday, four other groups, ordi-
narily meeting, will hold sessions
next week.
The Oldest Inhabitants will meet
New Year Day at 1890 am. in the
Old Union Engine House, Nineteenth
and H streets NV, with the reading
of the chronicles of the past year by
its vice president and chronicler,
John Claggett Proctor, feature of
the meeting.
Bradbury Heights, Connecticut
Avenue, Northeast Conference and
Washington Highlands Associations,
listed to meet New Year Day, will
meet next week instead. Trinidad,
scheduled for Tuesday, will not meet
until the last Tuesday in January.
The other four groups meeting this
week include Southeast, Tuesday, in
the Friendship House, 619 D street
Sc: Chillum Heights and Randle
Highlands, Friday. and the Fedora
ton, Saturday, in the board room Of
the District Building. The Chillum
Heights and Randle Highlands As
sociations will probably meet in the
Keene and Orr Schools, respectively,
although there may be some diff
Guilty in getting the schools to open
during the holidays. All the meet
ings are scheduled for pm.
Only one business group is meet
ing this week. The Columbia Heights
group will meet for luncheon at
Sholl's Cafe, 3027 Fourteenth street
NV, at noon Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Defense Plan
Establishedin
KalOrarna
13 Zones Set Up
And WardenS
Announced

The Kalorama area has announced
selection of four persons as air raid
wardens to complete the service
there. They are William T. Krug-
lax Of 1858 Columbia road NV,
dupont 1870, deputy air warden,
and assistants, Waverly S. Brown,
26l1 Adams Mill road NV. Hobart
O19D, Herbert L. Levy, 2800 Adams
Mill road NV. columbia 3l59) and
William w. Wiley, 1920 Clydesdale
place NV. North 9299).
Thirteen zones, divided in from
four to eight sectors, makes up the
Kalorama area. The number of as
sistants assigned to each sector
warden is dependent on the popula-
ton density Of his area. AL 23O
apartment houses in the section
have been organized.
First Aid Courses Given.
The zone wardens are William M.
Parker, 1853 Ontario road NV.
| (Adams 1899, Gordon Harvey. 1888
Adams Mill road NV. (Adams
5775), Randolph Lewis, 1880 Fuller
street N. w. michigan 1885, /,
I. S. Turover, 2480 Sixteenth street
NV. adams $3.50, Louis Detterar,
1900 Sixteenth street NV. michigan
1920, Harvey S. Dunlap, 2010 Kalo-
rama road NV. dupont 1890, Rob-
ert w. Moss, 1900 Nineteenth street
NV. dupont 6464), John w. Bailey,
1903 Belmont road NV. michigan
82OD, George M Morris. 2401 Kalo-
rama road NV. michigan 0266)
F. S, Tilton, 1843 Mintwood place
NV. dupont 1870, acting; Ernest
w. Greene, 1917 Twenty third street
NV. dupont 2623D, James Muir
dock, 1924 Twenty-third street NV.
dupont 3480) and Mrs. D. A.
Knowlton, 1929 Phelps place NV.
North 216D.
Red Cross first aid courses are
being given at the John Quincy
Adams School at Nineteenth and
California streets NV, four times
weekly at 7:30 pm, Monday through
Thursday. On Monday and We'd
nesday evenings at 7:30 courses are
given for colored persons at the
Thomas B. Morgan School, It'll
California street NV. For persons
who have completed a recognized
first aid course Capt. H. F. Harding
is conducting class in 1ncendlary
bombs and gasses at the John
Quincy Adams School. This class is
held at 7:30 pm. on Monday and
Wednesday.
Emergency Aid Stations.
Mr.. Turnover, in charge of emer-
gency housing for the area, has
arranged for the billeting OF 400
persons in the event of an actual
air raid, and has under way plans
for similar accommodations in every
block in the area. Mrs. Harvey W.
Wiley, in charge Of emergency feed
ing, is creating an organization to
handle the community's kitchen
located at Dorchester House, 2840
Sixteenth street NV. This organi-
cation will be addressed by Miss
Mary Mason of N. B. c., at meet
ing today at 7:30 pm. in st. Mar
garet's Parish Hall, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place NV.
Emergency Aid stations are listed
at the following stores: Station 1O8
Peoples Drug Store No. 10, 248l
Eighteenth street NV; Station 139
Suter's Drug Store, 1841 Columbia
road NV; Station 142, Valley
Vista Pharmacy, 2032 Belmont roao
NV. and Station 164, Californis
Pharmacy, 2162 California street
NV.
The air warden post at 1858 Co
lumbia road NV, is open daily
from 8 am. to 8 pm. TOR registra'
ton and information.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

The entire problem of cross-town'
travel has developed through the
channelization of Washington traf-
fic north and south, east to west
movement being hampered oy such
natural obstacles as the Anacostla
River and Rock Creek Park. Con-
struction of several bridges has
eased the Eastern Branch problem
in Anacostia and Benning but still
others are thought necessary before
the rapidly growing communities OF
the area across the river will be
adequately protected. Less progress
has been made in the means Of
crossing Rock Creek, where there
are only several small bridges and
fords-the latter often impossible.
Campaign in 1898.
These difficulties. together with
the conviction that cross-town
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Glover Park Seeks
Defense Volunteers

A call for additional volunteers to
complete the civilian defense organ
ization of the Glover Park area has
been issued by John Gray, chairman
of the Defense Committee, and
Hobart H. Hobbs, deputy air raid
warden.
Citizens in the area interested in
aiding the emergency housing, first
aid or feeding services were asked
to get in touch with the following
chairmen: w. j. Newland, 2503
Thirty ninth street NV, Emerson
0289, housing; A. B. Hurt, 2420
Thirty ninth street NV, Woodley
1878. first aid, and Philip Talbot.
$500 Benton street NV Emerson
OTTO, feeding.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Civic Circles

Southwest Harry Wender wanted
the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tions to pay the passage to Siberia
of the man who arranged for two
streetcar stops on the same side in
one short block of F street.
Count me out of that deal, Mr..
President" protested Delegate F. j.
Macdonald, ST., of Dahlgren Ter
race to Mr.. Vendors metaphorical
proposition. Il want no part OF that
expense"
Hold your fire for a moment
until we get organized" Col. Lemuel
Bolles, executive director OF civilian
defense, told harrying newsmen the
other day. I'm not divine-nor Is
he (pointing to Defense Co-ordina-
tor John Russell Young, although
he approaches it."
We'll" shrugged Commissioner
Young blushingly, "as long as you
approach 1t, suppose that's the best
you can hope for, isn't it?"
Carlos Van Lear, chairman Of the
Southwest Citizens Associations
Special Milk Committee, was given a
plug" recently in a st. Louis news
paper for his work as an apostle OF
dictated" milk.
Latest Federation sQuabble ap-
pears to be over whether there
should be a standing committee on
recreation. The bylaws don't pro-
vide for it. The Education Com
mittee doesn't want it, figuring 1t
can handle recreation matters as 1t
has in the past. Proponents of the
recreation committee contend rec
reation is important enough for a
separate committee especially If the
proposed recreation bill Is passed
giving the District a recreation
board. Besides, they said, the Edu-
Cation Committee has enough to do
with school items.
The Federation is split wide open
on whether bus drivers are courteous
enough to passengers. At the last
meeting a resolution was offered
complaining about the lack of cour-
tesy of the drivers. Immediately
one delegate arose and asked that
the bus line serving his area be
exempted from the resolution.
Others followed suit, eliminating
several of the largest lines in the
city. Still others arose to say that,
after all, 1t was the transit COM
pany's business to run the buses.
not the Federation's. The resolution
was lost.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
LibrurY Seminar Listed

Lewis Mumford's Faith for Liv.
ting" will be discussed by members
Of the Library Of Congress star at
q round-table seminar to be held IN
the Library at 8 pm. January IL.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
d. C.Legislation Enacted in 1941
Largely of Minor Nature
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

the United States with
civilian defense District citizens
problem how best to for the protection
large order enroll train equip
who volunteering their
among the volunteers and the residents generally
duties are The job entirely inexperienced
trying to lead those who equally inexperienced
case OF the blind leading the blind.
Close application to the assigned
fooW the chosen leaders the best that
Sad muster of forces Sunday
showed remedied
a4r-rad warning found entirely
expected OF hem This defect will be remeded others
available.
One thing which the public must remember above all else is
aod making telephone calls threatened raid unless for
extreme emergencies The phone service will break completely
urSs the Civilian Defense Organz
Hon Residents cautioned watch carefully for instructions
q 10 OF the telephone during air raid the District
ostN1ate 10 be visited by
Congress has laid aside its duties informally during the hol
ny season. though committees compelled to stick close
% Their work matters Upon resumption after jan
cary 1872 there be prospect for District legislation
but this be largely of the defense
Christmas Eve pieces of welcome District civic
first that reported
for the subcommittee to the Committee the bill for
municipality owned and fringe parking lots The other
highly gratifying that the 1912 Community Chest has
reached its goal OF 100000 and the by $ This
Is the first time in 10 the Chest made its goal
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Cross Town Bus January Is
Climaxes Civic Campaigns
Associations Were Unified on Need
But Differed on Routes; klingle
Road Utilities Commission Choice

Installation of crossown bus service at regular fares from
Westmoreand Northwest Catholic University North
January will bring climax civic battle Of several
duration which fought among themselves
the Capital Transit Co. opposed