davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
STOCKINGS With PLENTYof GVEAND TAKE

The Photograph at the Left
Shows Marjorie Woodwork -
Picked by the Students Of
Harvard University as Their
"Wham GirP - Wearing One
of the Remarkably Flexible
Stockings. on One of Her
Shapely Legs, and the Mate OF
the Stocking on Her Left Arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
This uauaymaa Can Help You
In Every Room in the House
Every Day in the Yeaf

Texcel, the improved transparent CelIophane
tape that sticks at touch, needs no moisten-
ing has a hundred tricks for making mending
Jobs easier. Texcers handy double-duty dis
penser ships off just the length of tape you
need, either before or after applying.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
Moo INDUSTRIJALIZMA MAD
MILITARIZMOM.

Prodri nacisticke militarne masine,g koja-
je TEX ma severnom frontu usporena a ne o.
bustayljena, prouzrokuje pogresna misHenja
da je militarizam sila mad slama. zaista mi
lharizam jeste takva sila kada Sc suoei sa sla-
bijom naoruzanom zemljom iii sa neorganzo-
vanom radnickom klasom. Jedan zlikovac sa
masinskom puskom je u stanju da momentalno
gospodari sa hiljadu nenaoruzanih osoba; da
i'm naredi da legnu potrbuske oni &c to uciniti;
Ga stole ma levoj nozi iii ma desnoj - ma sta
da i'm naredi oni &c MEGA poslusati. Tiranin
je jak samo pred slabijim, velika kukavica
pred jaeim.
Nisu to samo lajiki koje je zaprepastila
militarna masina i nju gledaju nepobedivog
prjatelja iii neprijatelja, vec je ona osvojila
misi profesora, kao sto je H. C. Brearey, pro-
fesor sociologije George Peabody sveueilis-
tn "a ucitelje U svom clanku, pod naslovom,
"The end of Gunpowder Democracy" kojf
Sc pojavio u novembarskom izdanju Current
History, dao Sc ma ispitivanju miltar izma.
On Sc pred tim pitanjem do zemljine prasine
MENU klanja slusajte ga:
"Danas je moe pobune prerogativa oniF
koji kontrolisu mitarne avijone, tenkove, ma
sinske puske, i tesku altleriju Jos Sc mogu
pobuniti ozlojedjeni gradjani, ali oni imaju
vrlo slabu prliku da uspeju ako ne dobiju ko-
operacju tesko naoruzanih sila zemlie" On
odlazi ovim pravcem dalje veil: "Cak naci-
je sa malom stajaeom vojskom, njihova moe
je dovoljna da suzbije pobunu ako su njeni VOL
nici swim srcem uz postojeei rezm"
Tai professor moze biti tacan, sto Sc tice
owe zemlje, (druge necemo "a sada ovde uzeti
obzir), ako on ina ma umu takye pobune kao
sto su strajkovi gde saka policije moze da ubi-
je devet neduznih strajkasa kao sto je cikaska
policija to stanju ueiniti, iii ako ina ma una
skorasnji strajk North American Aviation Co..
kada vojnici sa Collin bajonetima somise
strajk radnika. On moze biti tacan kada bi
imao nekadasnju pseudokomunisticku
pobunu bezumlja i tragedije, "masovnu akciju"
"gradjansk rat On moze biti tacan ako ina
ma umu bivsu taktiku anarhosindikalista
GWW), "direktnu akciju.' U swim tim rad
nickim pobunama zaista bi sitna militarna si
(Nastavak ma 3 strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

skola oj bese zatvarana No zahvalujuci nervenciji
ednoga cd svoh rodaka, koji e sluzb Knegnje Mar
garite zasttnce reforme, Maria bi pustena sobodu
skola joj bi ponovo otvorena Ali gonene eretika
udvostrucava ia naslucujem opasnosti nasu
prijateljcu, CHA je vera nepokolebiva.
-Da, progon udvostrueavaju - odvrati Gospodn
Jovan zamsljeno Gospodine Kristjan Lebrenn, znam
da vam mogu otkrt svoje grudi svom otvorenoscu ia
sam stranac Parizu vi poznajete grad. Bi mogao
naci medu njegovim zinama, iii bar njh jedno po
vuceno mesto gde bi kakvh stotnu ooba moglo oku
pljat tano bezbedno? Upozoravam vas te osobe prpa
daju Reformacij.
Zanatlija caskom promisli, pa odgovori: - Bo bi
tesko opasno okupati tako velki broj ljudi grant,
CANA Pariza Gainier gavni spun Kriminalnog Poruc
nika neumorno rad da otkrije denuncira skupove
sto su mu sumnjvi Njegovi agenti svuda razmetnu
Tako znatan skup b nesumnvo obratio negovu paznju
Medjutim van Parza ne bi treba da Sc bojimo istog
,strazarenja Mozda Gu biti stanju da pokazem
neko sigurno Ali pre- sto podjem dae hteo bi
da yam ucinim jedno poverljivo otkrice. Jedan moi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

pratelj ia da tajno stampamo nekollko leta
ka naenjenh propagiranu pokreta reforme 1mano ma
du da bi ii plakat rastureni Parizu iii prllepJenl
obnoc ma zdovima mogli uzbuditi javno mnjene Samo
mas jedna smenja dosad zadrzavase naazak nekog ST.
gurnog povucenog mesta gde b mogl da smestimo ma
Sc malo samparsko preduzece bez opasnosti da oude
pronadeno Saznaem cd prijatelja da e napokon
nasao zgodno Moze spas da bude zgodno "a vas
Je Ii ia kuca granica Pariza?
To nje kuca; to je jedan napusten kamenolom
koji Sc naazi Montmartru Moi je prjatelj rodjen
tom predgradju poznat je svaki kut toga ka-
nnenitog brda On e msljenja da &c izvesna slro
ka duboka peeina, kou je sptao, jamciti povuce
most sigurnost trazimo Ako vara, sastanak
koii pomenuste mogao bi da odrzi ma Montmartru
Sutra uvece imam da idem mojm prijaeljm da vidlm
to mesto Kad to budem uenio upoznacu vas okoinos
tma pa ako e mesto zgodno mozete odredt dan vaseg
sastanka.
Pretpostavimo da izlet Montmartre sutra u
yeee zadoyo da e kamenolom zgodan "a moi sastanak
da pruza potpunu sigurnost; koji naein b Sc udi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

koji nikakva sila ma svetu ne moze "reperira-
ti'' "obnovti' iii "spasti"!
Pred mama stoj samo jedno da sto uzdig-
nutije sto cvrsce drzimo buktinju Revoluci-
onarnog Soc;jalzma iii Marksizma, da bi je ma
sa klasa - koju vrli nagon "a zivotOm i bo-
linn zivotom goni da Sc buni protiv sistema
pljacke tiranje, osobito kad oval "a nju ne
ma wise nista sem pros JACKIE milostnje, prosjac-
hog rada, masovnog gladovanja, sve surovije
tiranje sve groznije smrti ma bojnim POLKA
mama - mogla videti prema Moi poci.
Tada &c masovno organizovanje proleta-
rijata u jednu veliku Revolucionarnu Politicku
Partiju, kakva je S. L. P, u jednu veliku Re-
volucionarnu Industrijalnu Junju, kakvu "a
govara S. L. P, doci takoreci samo po sebi.
onda &c nastati osvajanje rusenje kapitas-
tickih drzava, fasistickih i "demokratskih', te
uzimanje, drzanje operisanje svh zemaljskih
industrial u korist samih proizvodjaca!
U ovom velikom i slavnom poslu revoluci-
onarnog budjenja proletarijata mora da pred
vodi marksisticka stampa Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije, ciji je castan clan nasa rad
nicka Borba", pa b stoga zavrsne reei vaseg
urednika bile:
Cuvajmo revoluconarnu stampu S. L. P.
opste "Radnicku Borbu' posebice kao zeni-
ce ociju svojih!
Nastojmo swim silama svojim da revoluci-
radnika radnica owe zemlje te da "Radncka
Borba" udje u stanove svih radnika naseg je-
szika u ovoj zemlji i gde god in ina!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
REAKCIJA I REVOLUCIJA.* !
L. Petrovic, r. B. 1888.

Jos 1912 godine rekla je platforma Soci-
jalisticke Radnieke Partije: "Gde predstoji re-
voucija pa Sc usled bilo kojih razloga ne izvr-
ST. reakcija je alternative" l sto eovecanstvo
posmatra cd Svetskog Rata do sada, to je stall
no pozestocavanie reakcije. Izuzetak cini samo
.Sovjetski savez, gde je iSoci}afisticka Revoiu4
CHA, kao da bi potkrepila recenu programsku
izjavu S. L. P, otvorila put drustvenom pro-
gresu 1917. godne. A kad reakcija postane ta-
koreci zakon kapitalizma onda je posve logic
no da ona dobje i posebnu politcku formu
posebno ime. Tu formu ime pozestocavajuce
kapitalisticke reakcje nalazimo Fasizmu, ka-
ko popularno prolazi ono sto S. l.. P. naucnim
jezikom zove: Industrijalni Feudalizam.
Fasizam je silno podigao, stvarno iii pri-
vidno, duh made lopovske burzoazije svih
njenih agenata lakeja u toliko wise sto je
pre- dvadestak godina bilo strasno uplasena
"a svoj svoga sistema zivot. Odlaze tako da-
leko da Fasizam smatraju kao konaeno otkri-
ven slek" protv Socijalisticke Revolucije. Je-
dan fassticki vodja Nemackoj odlazi jos da-
lie, veleci pre- par dana: da ako u opste ina
raja, onda je tai raj - Nacsticka Nemacka
Razume Sc, tai duh burzoazija prenosi, preko
svojih agenata politickh ignoranta svih fela
boja radnickim redovma, i ma proletari-
jat Kao posledica toga, poslednjih godina sve
redje cujemo vrlo ime "radnik" iii "proleter",
a sve wise cujemo: "Nemac", italian, EN-
glez", "Francuz", "Amerikanac", "Japanac",
"Kinez", "spanjolac", "Hrvat", "Srbin", "Slo-
venac" i tako do kraja sveta. Ovoj fasistickoj
boljki podlegose poslednje vreme, kao sto je
opste poznato, ne samo jucerasnj "socijalde-
1nokratski", yec i jucerasnji "komunisticki' to-
Ovu marksisticku anazu krize kapitasticke
proizvodnie drug Lazar Petrovic je podneo ckaskoj
konvencii kao poslednji svoi 'izvesta urednka Rad
niCke Borbe.'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

koje Gu da pozovem ma sastanak, mog znabdet uputa
da nadju to mesto?
ia mism da bi to bila laka stvar, nakon sto je
mesto pazljivo spitano. Sutra Gu bt stanju da
dadem pune potankosti
Gospodine Jovane, bi Ii takodjer mogli da mi ka-
zete gde bi mogao da nadjem ednu pouzdanu osobu,
kooj bi mogao da poverim da odnese pozivna psma z
vesnim osobama, koje bi opet izveste svoe pratee?
- Ako hoeete, gospodine Gu ia odneti ia pisma.
Pojimam ozbijnost takve mise.
me stvar kojoj obojica suzimo, hvala YAM,
Gospodine Kristijane, srdacnoj ponud - odgo-
vori stranac izivno O. slute zlo. Veeerasn
razgovor yasim zetom bese skoro otkriee
odnosno onog jednstvenog coveka neustrasvog dueis
ia, bivseg lovca gaantnh pustoovna, CHE mi tamo
slovenje vec bese poznato
Ignjatije Lojola? A kakva moze da bude njegova
svrha?
- Saopstene mi behu neke njegove male overture
jedno coveku koga snatram dostonog svakog povere-
MIA, koga zeljase da uhva To mi omoguei da pro-
bijem u paklenu svrhu Ignjatije Lojole. Pa -
(Nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesa knjiga Eugene sue-a: "Tajne naroda
iii sIstorija edne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
Priea sesnaestom Stoletu. dve knjige. Knjiga l.
Sa orginalnog francuskog engeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavensk: L. Petrovic.
=: 81.
Sta! - uzvikne Gospodin Jovan dubokom zabri-
nutoseu upadajuci zanatn izvesaj - Ear ia dostoj-
ma zena koia je zdruzena Jovanom Dubourgo, dra-
perstom IL St. Denis Ulice, Etennom Laforgom bo-
gatim burzoom IL Tournaja sa orhitektom Poie-om
dobrotvornom radu okupanja napustene srocadi bese
opasnosti? Sirota lena; memo dobroenstvo cistoca
njenih nacela nena odanos deci dau oj ma po-
stouanje svih dobromislecih ljudi.
--Zadaca sto je ma puma je opasnosti
Kaludjeri fratr nenog kvarta sumnee e da deli deje
made reformatora Vee bese utamnicavana Chateetu
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-13

You can ave 200 by paving six months advance for your sub- cription The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-13

The remaining pictures in this series of pictorial history will be printed in the next issue of the Nugget, Wednesday, January l5.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-13

MAY Icng .,, ren,em6Gred ere. - A A will he May. Hit Ter invaded Holland and Belgium May 10, crushing the Dutch in less than a week, Churchill replaced Chamberlain as prime min ister. Allied troops were trapncd in Flanders by a combination of the Ger mans Sedan eak-thrOugh that advanced Nayi march channel ward, and of May 18th equalization of Bel gian King Leopold and sur render of his soldiers. Some S50,000 soldiers trap ped in Flanders were talk en of blood-stained beach, es at Dunkerque.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Draths
WASHINGTON. SUSIE.

WASHINGTON. SUSIE. Departed this
life Thursday, July i, 194l, after long
SUSIE u WAsH1NGToN, S She She leaves W S'T to
mourn their loss one brother, Joseph Bris.
coe: two sisters; Cecilia Branson and
and friends. Remains resting at Barnes &
Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st. -s.w.
Funeral Monday, July 81, from 81. Vim;
cent de Paul's Church, South Capitol and
Olivet Cemetery.
WHITE. LEWIS. On Saturday, July 10,
194l, LEWIS WHITE of 30 Charming ST.
and father Of Karl White and brother of
Funeral from T F; Costello funeral
july 2i. at 1910 am. Services at Sol
diers' Home Chapel at IL am. Interment
Soldiers Home Cemetery. 20
WILLS. JAMES, On Thursday; July IL
JAMES WILLS husband of the late Minnie
Wills and father Of May L., c. Albert. Ruth,
Rosie, Walter and Mrs. Gertrdude Hale
children, many other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later.
WILSON, LAURA A. On Friday, July 8.
I94l, at 3033 st. NV, LAURA A. WILL
Funeral from James T Clements Sons
funeral home, 124l Wisconsin ave, NV.
on Monday July FL at $50 am, thence
mass VIII be offered for the repose OF her
soul Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
WOLCO1T, SARAH Z. On Thursday
July Il, 1871. SARAH E WOLCOTT be-
loved wife of the late Ira 6. Wolcott and
sister of Harvard D. Mover Annie Hoerner
Kathryn NJ. Galley and Helen A Meyer.
Funeral from the w. w. Deal funeral
July 20, at , pm. Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Harrisburg. Pa. lHar-
risburg, Pa, papers please copy) 20
WOLCOTT, SARAH E. special meetins
S.. is called for Sunday. July 20. at 2:15
pm, at Jopps Lodge Hall. 1909 9th st.
NV, for. the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late sister, SARAH E. VOL
COTT. BY order of Worthy Matron.
MARY I HALL. Secty,
Evening star., 1941-07-19
By BLAIR BOLLES.

Admiral Keijiro Toyoda, the new
Foreign Minister Of Japan, is a
small, genial, silent man about
whom even those japanese who
know him we'll have little more to
say than that he is brilliant" In
the months to come. however. the
United States and the rest of the
world probably will perfect their
acquaintance with him, for in these
troubled times the Foreign Minister
is the strongest member of the Jap
anese cabinet.
Admiral Toyoda led his class at
the Etajima Naval College from
which he was graduated in 1905, and
his work since then has been in
keeping with his early promise. His
world is the naval world, and there
he has shone, although he had to
resign from the navy when he
joined the cabinet last March as
Minister of Commerce. He says
little and let's his actions proclaim
his intentions and his capabilities.
Taught by Nomura.
His teacher at Etajima was XII
chiSaburo Nomura, now admiral and
Ambassador to the United States.
Both these admirals in politics come
from the Wakayama province of
Japan, near Osaka, region of sea-
faring men and fishermen. He is
55. seven years the Ambassador S
junior.
japanese close to the government
consider him man of broad inter-
national outlook. The reason for
this opinion is that he was naval
attache in London in 1926 and 1927,
a Japanese adviser at the Geneva
Disarmament Conference and was
an adviser to the Japanese delega-
ton to the London Naval Confer
ence of 1880. He passed through
the United States on his way to
the London conference. He has not
been in this country since then.
He has been in Japan during the
whole of the last decade, when
the japanese policy in expansion
was finding active eXpression-first
through the Manchurian campaign
and then through the China in
cident." One person familiar with
his international political predilec-
tions holds that he is mar
of rather Occidental-English- -Occi-
dental-thought. but others think
that is but a surface reflection.
Masters Pacific Politics"
japanese admire him as a gentle
man, in the full Western sense oi
Evening star., 1941-07-19
District Red Cross
Increases Activities
For Relief and Defense
Gorment Production
Gains 200 Per Cent in
Holf Year, Report Says

Answering the increased demand
for war relief and defense prepara-
tions, the District Chapter of the
American Red Cross increased its
garment production almost 200 per
cent over last year, a semi-annual
report made public by Brig. Gen.
F. R. Keefer, chairman, revealed
today.
A total of e3.767 sewed garments
were made by Washington women
volunteers during the first half of
1910, most Of which have been
shipped abroad. it was said.
Other activities of the chapter
during the first half of this year
all of them greatly increased over
last year, were:
Junior Red Cross-85.l43 children
enrolled at the end of school year
with war relief production under
way in As schools.
Braille-4254 pages of reading
matter for the blind transcribed
15,O31 pages printed, 1872 volumes
bound.
Motor Corps-Motor repair cour-
ses given all corps members, 3.74l
persons transported, l.188 calls
made, PASTA miles driven serving
hospitals, clinics and the chapter
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Johnson Indicates Cash
Was Not Kept as Income
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, N. j., July 19-Ques-
tioning of a witness in Federal Dis
trict Court by counsel for Enoch
L. (Nucky) Johnson was believed
today to indicate the defense to be
used against the Government S
| charge that the Atlantic City Re-
publican leader evaded payment of
income taxes.
During cross examination of
Ralph Weloff, admitted Atlantic
City numbers banker who testified
he carried $1,000 a week to Mr..
Johnson from June, 1885, to Novem-
ber, 1887, Defense Counsel Walter
H. Winnie asked:
Did you not say TO the de-
fendant that you knew he had re-
ported as taxable income that part
of this money which he had not
disbursed for the purpose for which
it was intended +?'
Weloff. who said the money was
paid Mr.. johnson by numbers
syndicate for protection, later was
asked:
Didn't you know that Johnson
didn't keep this money and never
was intended to-Wasn't he sup
posed to use this money so you
would be permitted to run?"
Evening star., 1941-07-19
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, July 19.-Behind few
lines published in the official London
Gazette last night, announcing the
posthumous award of the Georges
Cross to the late Earl of Suffolk, lay
the story of Britain's most unusual
bomb disposal squad.
The 35-year-old Earl, his 28-year-
old girl secretary and six other men,
bers of the squad all were killed by a
delayed-action bomb two months
ago.
A 60-year-old Cockney known only
as Pop, who had followed the earl on
many successful job, told last May
how the crew worked, but publica-
ton of Pops story was not then per-
missible.
It's not often you see man with
300-year-old title out diggin' for
bombs" he said. But the young earl
went right after 'em.
He had a pretty secretary. She
waited in the car at what they
thought was a safe distance. He
would string telephone line from
the car to the bombs and dictate
technical notes about the job while
he worked"
The earl's cold-blooded interest in
bombs was largely scientific. He was
chief field research and experimental
oficer at the Ministry of Supply and
in that capacity collected much data
for the use Of future bomb disposal
squads.
when he was out on q Job he
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Mrs. Geneva N. Clover,
Former Teacher, Dead

Mrs. Geneva NJ. Clover, 10, for
many years domestic art teacher
in the District schools, died last
Saturday in Hollywood, Md, it was
learned today.
The widow of Hugh G. Clover
Mrs. Clover was a native of Wash
ington. An active member of the
Beltsville Grange, Methodist Church
and Woman's Club, she also served
as Worthy Matron of the Birming-
ham, Md, chapter of the o. E. S
in 1887.
Services were held at the Cham
bers funeral home in Riverdale
Md, Tuesday, with burial in Ma
tional Capital Memorial Park Gene
terry. Mrs. Clover is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Geneva M. Barbe
three sons, Hugh R., Lewis S. and
Frank M. Clover, all of Hollywood;
four sisters, Mrs. Beulah Sneden
and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell of New
York City and Mrs. Jeannette Reed
and Mrs. Louise Hall of Washington
and one brother. Warwick c. O'Neal
of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
AT. |. Tells Workers
To Increase Savings;
Fears Soaring Prices
Action Urged to Avert
Possible 'Rutions or
Consumer Tuxes'
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOClateQ Press.
The American Federation of La
Dor saying price imitation might
follow a marked upturn in wage
earners' income. advised its members
today to put more income into saw
ings as way of averting possible
'rations or consumer taxes"
The Federation's Monthly Eco
nomic Survey commented that la
bor's buying power is increasing
by leaps and bounds" at time when
consumer goods production is being
cut by defense priorities.
1t estimated that 194l wage earn
ers' income would be up $4,000, 900 900
or l8 per cent over 1910, and added:
The pressure of this vast buying
power against the coming shortage
of consumer goods is bound to cause
drastic price increases unless some
thing is done
The federation also advised that
unions study an employers wage
paying ability before entering wage
negotiations.
I'VE recognize" it said, that al
though in general wage increases
have not been an important factor
in causing price increases, neverthe-
less there are many cases where a
wage raise may cause a price in
crease if not properly adjusted"
1t said, too, that there were cases
where wage increases could be
granted if production costs were
lowered and suggested that unions
should cooperate "in every possible
way to improve efficiency and quail
ity, prevent waste and reduce costs,
provided the company agrees to
open its financial records for wage
negotiations and to submit for COL
lective bargaining all records neces-
sary to show the savings made by
employees"
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Kensingfon Man Gives
Each SeIectee ST Bill

Russell Mizell, Kensington lumber
dealer, presented 81 bill to each of
the 25 men inducted at the Mont
gomery County Selective Service
Board No. 2 at Silver Spring, Md,
yesterday.
Mr.. Mizell peeled off the crisp, new
notes before bidding farewell to his
own son, Howard w. Mizell, %, who
was in the contingent.
George Alfred Edwards, rs, of
Burnt Mills, an administrative as
sistant, was named leader and Dom
aid Hart Lamore, 81, of 1920 Grace
Church road, Silver Spring, assist
ant leader.
Farewell talks were given bv
Stephen James, chairman of the
board; Henry E. Allison, board mem
Der, and Maj. Phil Poston. Gifts of
writing materials were presented to
each man by the American Legion
Auxiliary unit in Silver Spring.