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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
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HEALTH-
HO1c, 70 Keeb Well
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

per.oRsH nesl.h ana IS.aeRs nss e
  eneosd Letter. shegId 20 sas made  Madison street. Chicago n
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ANSWER

ANSWER: u., Ala. dno4er rv,o can cure yo,lr
 Tn vor city there are several of tnem that @ sty yoIr family unit and separately find out wnat the make living hep them & ocad and show you way Of the prison in which you nd yourself Perhaps this cannot be accomplished III oS 0u' 1 be accomplished in months
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o osten happens older brother assuming tne rort o family good thing expected to continue 70 ,s the bread the whole ships crew a tnough sre God given responsibility imposed upon him! Enougn % bs nIri No older brothers in this predc
 h tbs heads give up hope personal happiness and sacr nee 'ne"lSeA'e' W CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

nmuu Lettcra publication VIII ee
  ""sr Sc hed in Write Miss Chatne M S"lS " hns new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

of clubs and then laid down the king
 South now made brilliant play by trumping the king of clubs. He wanted an entry to lead the ace of hearts. This lead assured North of a trump trick, which was needed to set the contract.
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6 M M
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Antoine of Dover Street, whose swank halrdressing salons are never empty In wartime, created this new 'V-for-Victory" coif- fure. Among certain classes of British women, such novelties seem more intriguing than pro-
 ductive war work. of ge-groups, the authorities are finding out that they are reaching more and more idle women. These compose the great army of Leave it-to-Bevln" girls: mainly young married women with comfortable homes who still think that part time duty ct a canteen or the local A. R. P. post is Q sufficient contri- button to the war effort.
 There is eevry reason for MT Bevin to feel disappointed. His
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
I--WE, THE WOMEN Only a Wife
 Would Dare
 Do Such Things
WE, THE WOMEN
RY RUTH MILLETT

ONLY A WIFE WOULD DARE TO:
 Criticize 8 mans taste fin neck. ties.
 Keep after . man to eat his salad,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

Have you a household problem
 to solve? Write your question
 clearly, sign your name and ad-
 dress, enclose Q three-cent postage
 stamp and mail to The Woman's
 Editor, Washington Service ~8u-
 reau, The Democrat, 1913 1Stb
 Street, Washington, D. C., for \
 personal reply.
 o. How can moles be extermin- ated from lawn?
 A. They are difficult to control, but repellent materials are often used successfully. Runways should be opened with a stick at intervals of 10 to IS feet and teaspoon of flake naphtha, moth balls, paradich- lorobenzene, or lye inserted, after which tha holes should be carefully closed with soil. Moles may be drowned occasionally by flooding the with garden hose. Castor bean plants keep moles away from a considerable area around them.
 e. How can the soiled places on the neck and sleeves of dresses be cleaned without having the whole dress cleaned or laundered?
 A. Place the soiled places on an absorbent pad and brush well with a stiff brush to remove loose dust and dirt. Rub the spot lightly with car bon tetrachloride, using small DOT ton at a time and dry after each application.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

e. Is 1t proper for a woman to allow male acquaintance who hap pens to come into cafe where she is lunching and sits down at her table, to pay for her lunch7
 A Only whan q zaale acQuain-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
Doubled Contract Fails w
 BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY America,s Card Authority
s~sS"%S.

Is When Defense Gains Vital Entry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
RUSSIAN TROOPS
SCORE VICTORIES

rear establishments situated far
from the front lines beating . re-
treat A Mani divisional general
named Schmidt tpfesumseiy Tank
Corps General Richard schmidt
was reported killed In the fight
ing. which has now become . pur-
suit Of the remnants 81 the eoth
German motorized division and the
elite Hitler motorized division.
The Russian dispatches said that
axis loases - far were II least
n. 500 men.
In one AREA in the south. the
newspaper fssestla said. Russian
troops pursuing the ''disorderly re-.
treat" of the enemy had driven the
Germans from 30 villages In "a
hours.
MOSCOW FRONT - Russian
eountsrblows drove the Germans
back In the vital ksiinin sector,
northwest OF the capital. where the
Nssia had claimed TO be within
n miles Of the kremlin- Three
attacks recsptured the important
town of X. which was believed TO
be Kiln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

LONDON-A report broedcast
by radio Moscow Thursday
claimed that Serbian guerrillas had
recaptured two Jusoslav towns
despite an Offensive by three
German divisions designed to
crush anti-sxis forces in the
Serbian mountains.
Pro-Nszi authorities an d
agents. according to the broad
cast, were driven from csesk and
Uzics. wherv the Germans had
acknowledged a. depot explosion
on Monday took about 1000
lives"
The explosion II usice WAS
blamed by the official Ger
man news agency and by the
Belgrade newspaper Obnovs
on Communists" who had 60
tabIished . large munifsees
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LON DON - Soviet dis
patches Thursday reported
that Red army counterattacks
had forced German units into
flight" in the Donets Basin,
driven enemy rear line troops
into retreat west OF Rostov
and recaptured a strategic
town--possibly Klin-on the
endangered front northwest
of Moscow.
Only on the kharkov sector. $50
miles northwest of Rostov. where
massed German shock forces have
started q major offensive In an
effort to stop the retreat of axis
armies from Rostov did the Rus
sian dispatches acknowledge i'm
portsnt gains by the enemy.
On other fronts. they reported;
ROsIOv - Pursuit of the re-
treating German armies west OF
Taganrog continued with even
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Reactions Vary
To Times Plan
PROPOSED Drdws
Mixed Answers

Varied reactions to The Tacoma
Times proposal of Wednesday for
mediation of the school closure
situation were obtained Thursday.
School board members generally
were appreciative of the sugges-
tions. or any suggestions. for
bringing the issues to q head. but
some criticism was expressed AZ
to details of that offered ~ The
Times suggestion.
Here il what those who could
be reached had to say:
DIR. I. p. Norton. president Of
the school board;
Il read The Times proposal with
interest. and find no fault with
the composition proposed, although
I feel there are two weak points
in II.
For one thing. the time limit
of one week proposed by The
Times is, in my estimation. too
Continued on Page 8. Column ID
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Red Troops
Moved Out
OF Finland
Hope Move VIII
brock Allionco
With Germany

IONooN--A uyoe1no 1pp1ngnr
No. ~ 49, aoo1nno D0nonn4
usmasaa 80 oossonsy. ueono
- 49, ssppe1p1 ~ 6ov1umnos
~ wene-s~A ~ ~ 1p1ngeo
n rspsees psoss ssus 49, ~
~ = sea6ese . nne-U1n~oo
eewusuatrsoo~o ~ usitoto
sAss~gh ~ q. =. = ~ us11S
ses~1 Tnsss6ns.
nsssatn - un1sspess1 - nose
se~s rIsin~1 - u1eonn1uul 80
psss.s vvs1ay n11ntune. ssoas1'
isa ~ - - ssesunay.
srocKnol... swsass-
Russia Was reported In usual
~ reliable quarters Thursday
to he withdrawing from ~
Finnish territory ~ part Of
Z big Anglo Russian diplo'
matte move aimed 1T eventual
ly alternating Finland from
Germany.
Tsnlssd reported officially tnal
shs Russians hsa ssarte1 - vstn'
draw thesr Garr>npo. eseeWeee9 q
- .ooo men. frcm NJ NJ peanGe
naval hsss a ~ assshwsse ~
ish ooest
Du16D~AnD 0D&upN9
Infosunnmfs nevU - - -
slsas wsrs starting - svaeueee =
~ gInniea seeSi1esy ~ e1g.1soI!
In TIE winter wsr - t
s,,,~s.~ m. ,reovtaet vsanevussa'l
oenins,,in On tn Aretie eeool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

nGRSIN-- German. italian and
sloyah forces srs battling power
ful Russlan forces engaged Ia .
countsrosfsnsive IN the ponsss
bann. u was dtsrlossd Thursday.
The high command. announcing
the action In liz daily eommuniqus
nd the Russian attseks -
strong but ssid they hsd been
waraed off and N NusHans had
suffered severe Casualties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The navy
stated officially Thursday for the
first time that II may have dam
aged a submarine which had at
tackled an American naval vessel.
The submarine was fired on py
the navy tanker Salinas during
the second of two attacks made
on the tanker by undersea craft In
the North Atlantic within a period
Of less than half an hour on Oct.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Main Street

Ns. ssd Mss. George cashnss
of All 30. s4th II. "Wednesday
cslsbrstsd their z7th wedding an
niyersary.
Mes YORK. Warrington. New
orlsans. Los Angsiss. San Fran
cisco and Portland we're . fsv Of
the cities visited BY Dr.. so Mrs.
L~wls Todd on their recent three
weeks tup.
Nov ard Hath Of the city shops
has just returned from . TRIP 70
Aoffstt Field. Calf. vhsrs he vs.
tied his son. George. nov on duty
Al the army air station there.
yams. y. o,Briss. veteran at
tornsy. IL in NJ. Joseph's hospital
where he underwent an operation
early this week.
Ted PICARD. Tseomsn. who has
been stationed at Fort Wordsn IN
coast artillery. Is en- route to the
lContinusd ca Page 8. Columns "
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Hello. Folks! We Sc by the
paper the big army canton
ment at Fort Custsr has been
hit by an epidemic Of mumps.
Nov well ses u the nsv army
can really take ~
After . soldier has particularly
offered his life for bis country,
It's somswhst embarrassing for {
rugged and sersppy warrior 70 h
defeated BY ths bumps Of . school
boy.
DAILY D~sisiilss: courtship Y
when . man ehssss . woman until
enc catches him.
"Tr 10 borrow ~scsy from Z
rloss i,,snd.~ ses crns>ei cynsssse,
~oo5 yo.'li Issssy fso6 on not ~ q
=
I'm pstss wss IN.
~ ps6ha1 . sevss.
NJ gsskas1 ~ ~.
Asw hs's IN hssses-
Lonr hair certainly makss
nan look silly - especially ubee
Ms wife finds II on his coat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

Underneath, consiuerhpie eltofi
WAS being exerted to bring the
two elements together for a settle
ment of the situation through
intervention of a third element
a committee or a mediator.
Union leadership indicated
willingness to submit 10 entry
Of a mediator one-man
third element.
School directors set out through
their superintendent, Howard X
Goold, to demand answers to some
questions before committing them
selves to any suggestions; but
generally. they favored an In
yestisational committee of citi-
zens. Some-Mrs. r. A. Funk, for
one-indIcated willingness that
any kind Of committee or media
tor be called in, for the sake OF
the school children.
LETTERS EXCHANGED
A letter signed by supt. Goold
WAS sent Thursday to X. A.
Moisio. who had signed one COM
munication to the school board
a. member of the employees nego-
tiating committee. Moisio II
director Of the Building Trades
council of which the Operating
Employees union Engineers Local
soe-B) is affiliated.
Goods letter asks three ques-
lions, in essense these: ID Is TINS
situation a strike ca II strike.
what affiliates of the AFL sane
TONED it?; and 90 What body
created the employees negotiating
committee ?"
Moisio told The Times that ne
had received the boards letter
1T sounds silly, but well answer
IL" he said. 1T seems the Doaro
doesn't know who l am, but theyii
know more about that before this
d
is finished.
They make the mistake OF plac'
ing the burden of this situation
upon labor when in fact 1t Is Inc
boards responsibility-not labor .
I'VE have shown all along, ano
still have a willingness to mee'
with the board at any time OF
Mace to bring this to an end by
any reasonable means. It's the
board that seems reluctant or un'
willing to deal with us"
Here is the text of Goods let
ter, sent upon authorization OF
school board members:
Dear Mr.. Moisio: Following
our telephone conversation OF yes
terday regarding the prospect Of
further conversations LOOKING
toward the reopening of the pub
lie schools, I can report that have
had contact with members OF thu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

DoNGTn nAsun - Red army
units Improved their pesiis"ss and
turned Ia Night" the advanced
enemy forces. occupying the VI.
isss os d and . numnsr NJ heights
In . steady advance toward the
river ~.
In fighting On the ponets frat.
the official eovist news agency
said. the Germans lost - a -
tanks In ore unit In fivs days II
battle which broke ell ~ the Ans
attempts 10 ccuntsrsttach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
California Woman
Is Bus Victim

FERNIE. b. c. Provincial
police said Thursday the identlii,
cation of woman believed
drowned when a Greyhound BUS
plunged through a highway oridee
near here Tuesday night, was, as
vet only tentative"
They said their identification
would not be positive until the
body of the victim was found. a
search for the victim, Tentatively
identified as Mrs. Josephine Lam
Der Los Angeles, was under way
Thirteen others were injured
when the vehicle plunged through
the bridge-weakened by ram
swollen Lizard creek. OF these
the driver, James Kidd, Macleod
Alta was most seriously injured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

ment that Congressman Coffeef
vote against the Neutrality Act
amendments does not represent the
majority sentiment Of the sixth
Congressional district. You ac-
knowledge. at least indirectly. that
the WCF Is the principal organized
BODY insisting that public officials
remain true 10 the basic interests
Of the people. their welfare. their
security. their freedom to think
and act. and the defense Of those
interests against all resctionary'
imperialistic, fascist or other anti
democratic threats.
On our part. we agree with you
that. except on a few important
occasions lof which his vote on the
Neutrality Act amendments Is the
most notsbleJ. the WCF has had
few differences with Mr.. Coffee
| (Consinosd on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Crying Need Of All Today
Is knowledge Of First Aid
Whufs Done in First Precious Moments
After Accident Moy Mean Life or Dsdsh

the nst Of .sr q ss,fsmsi. am, ~
win Gordon s.fss
through rnosns 10 os.
that tbeyv sxsetz
So your companion is injured in an accident.
What you going 10 do?
Think fast, you've got to- Time counts and right nos"
at this moment there isn't time for 10 sit down COM
fortably and think out a Of action
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

WASHINGTON "A tcrtu-
Gus path faced the drastic
Smith snti-strlks bin passed
by an iraie house wesn 9
landed in the senate Thur
day. -.
.stsnns1 u clamp es~n -
saoppaess n dsfsNes pse1.es.ee
~ outiawing tss<s1nseANnne easal
ana provtdIaG slasDsNs1ea = mee
oshss pssuisgss snnieo 49, -
n ,eysl anes ~ nsw D. -
ever. wAs passsd ssddsnay 49,
sss<>sy sftssnopa 49, eny
sslons h ~ hoaae erpw1po - 2
score a psoposs1 ansn1nen1e -
vose6 - - - y ~ $780,.
Ansag 49, v>1sono 49,
=. = $1,000 = - mensue
sesnssss1 ~ visglnans -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

SPOKANE Spokane county
commissioners Thursday named
Don Thompson. formerly census
director for this area. az county
assessor He replaces X. l.. Kings
land. who died recently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

ments to the Neutralil! at
In a communication signed by
Hugh DeLacy. wCF president and
Terry Pettus. executive secretary
and directed TO the writer OF
These Times" the committee
says:
Washington Commonwealth FED
grafton Is glad TO accept your in
yitstion to answer the issues you
raised in your column Of Nov. Is.
Before taking exception 70. and
answering those of your points
which leave a mistaken impression
of our position. We observe with
pleasure that on some points. al
least. your opinions and ours CO.
fncide.
An INTERPRETATION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

The washington state W. Texas
Axxis football game here sstuf-
dsy viii b. broadcast over snofs
wave throughout the world. Mayor
Harry p. Cain vss informed
Thursday. II gill 70 western
Union 10 Los Angeles and uhsn
On ahaGowAve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

You've got to act. You'ys got 70
act right now.
Hes pinned under the wrecksss
Of your automobile, for example.
you discover. 30 drag him out.
You are In a frenzy of exeitsmsnt
and fear. You lift him 10 his feet.
feverishly wave down . passing
car. And. holding him upright In
the back seat. you rush to the
hospital
BROKEN BONE MAY
PCSCTURE SPINAL COLUMN
You've worked fast all right
You might a. well slugsed him
with q wrench. for you've probably
killed him or psrslyzed him for
life. Because you irnorsntly
raised him 10 his feet, . broken
bone has punetursd his spinal cord.
It's happened before. It's hap
psnsd too many times.
Or. again. = friend IN pulled un-
conscious from the water and you.
In a Wild panic. roll him over =
barrel 10 get the water out Of him.
You might just a. we'll have
thrown him back In: he'd have just
a. good a chance.
The crying need today 10 edu-
. lcontinusd On Page II. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Impossible
To Accept
Terms Given
Hull Criticized
For Statements
During PorleYs

WASHINGTON - Rep. John
Taber. n. ", ranking Repub-
hcan member of the house APP
preparations committee. said
THURSDAY In q house discussion
Of the war that when America
faces the situation II will 20 In
TO win"
TOKYO The Domei Japanese
nevs agency said Thursday that
cit is utterly impossible for Japan
10 accept" the proposals advanced
BY the United States for settle
ment OF the Pacific crisis.
Domei said the american
document"-the memorandum
of Secretary Of State Cordeli
Hull-"cannot serve ~ = basiS
Of further negotiations" and
said no progress had been
made BY the United states
and Japan since Hull's sub
mission of his proposals.
Domei added that Japanese
quarters regarded Hulrs COM
ments on the negotiations Eek
eeedingly untimely at this critical
stage"
The statement by the Domei
agency was made as Foreign
Minister. Shigenori Togo as
serted that Japan faces an
unprecedented crisis" because
Of recent most serious de-
velopments," presumably those
In connection with American
Japanese negotiations.
The newspaper Kokumin said
Japan did not have to answer
President Roosevelt's request for
explanations of Japan's intentions
IN French Indo-China.
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q. s. TO GET REPLY
FROM JAPAN FRIDAY

WASHINGTON-Japan's reply
10 President Roosevelt's inquiries
regarding her Intentions in East
Asia will be presented Friday, 1t
was said late Thursday at the
Japanese embassy. .
The Japanese also may submit
. general statement of policy IN
answer TO the memorandum OF
basic principles presented to them
last week by Secretary Of state
Cordell Hull.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Serb Cuerxillas Retake Z Towns
Germans Fail to Crush Anti Axis Forces
Munitions Depot Blast Kills Z. 900

depot h ~ vaults ~ -
fsrasr Sssgss,sv Nsssssai
haak ~ Usacs.
According To the Jugosiav mid
die east headquarters 81 Cairo
thrss German divisions Of about
10000 men wsrs reported fighting
on . third front" against Eusr-
riilas In the valley Al ths wsstsrn
Morava river.
Ths staisnsest setd that
serhtas tseeps under 0ss-
Drala seshhatbsvttrh wsrs
.ssseessafuIiy reststtsg NJ
Gesmsss IN tksss main sssesg-
holds, hat that tkey hsA sess
esmpelleA Ia wtthdssss south
sf Usi~e hs~ssse u Nssi task
attacks.
- . aaaa---ez-asasa
---s-~s-~ vAIl <SSs4I
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Jugoslav Revolt
Developing Into
Organized War
TooAY'S WAR MOVES
cRss. u . Pat. Off
" LOUIS 2. kEeMle
limited Press War Analyst

The nucleus OF 0 widespread
European revolt against German
rule may exist In Jugoslayla. where
the serbs are IN arms against the
conauerors In what has developed
from guerilla fighting TO organized
warfare
The Jugoslsv middle eastern
headquarters In Cairo reports that
CONTINUED on Page 0. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Commonwealth Federation Issues Reply
To Criticism of Rejection to Coffee Vote

The state executive committee of Washington Common
eab federation today formally replied to points recently
raised in the column These Times concerning NJ ea
c;s NJ Congressman John Cofees vote against the aehu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
May Call in Mediator
In Attempt to Reopen
Tacoma Public Schools
Intervention by Third Element MoY
Bring About Settlement II Union
And School Boord Agree to Plan

School and union officials salked each other without
definite result Thursday and the ctys 80 schools renamed
closed for the third successive day.
.o,a.r.h,. effort Of instruct
a. hr,,s further Qualification
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

Tour postmaster can tell yosi
how TO invest in U. =. Defsnss
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

nAN9 TaANaA(41ONn
rseoms ..............e Aspss
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-09
BetUeen The
LLNES...
(by Dean Gordon B Hancock for AMI
The Threatless Way

The Threatless Way
When the March on Washington
was called off, there were those who
sighed with relief It is extremely IN
fortunate that there n those who are
implying that the march is an up the
sleeve card to be used at some subse-
quent date, if the detectives in defense
are not attained, so far as a larger in
tegration of the Negroes is concerned.
When President Roosevelt made
his statment there was no further
place for the march on Washington.
The dramatization Of the Negroes dis
satisfaction and plight with his de
tense opportunities is about all that a
march could accomplish. The PreSid-
ent's deliverance on the matter wa
far more effective than any march
could have been; and so the cause wa
advanced. But Negroes should beware
of intimating that Roosevelt was
Smoked out" as some enormously I'M
ply. Roosevelt needs no smoking
cut" on the race question. His stand
has been SO manly and heroic that
Smoking out" tactics are utterly out
Of place. Moreover, the ROOsevelts r
the type that will not be Smoked OUT.
The Roosevelts are fearless and
what conviction will not do to a Roose-
Welt intimidation can not do. For
more than eight years Republicans
have tried to force him to make a
statement for the anti-lynch bill; and
ne has refused to be coerced. He knew
that a statement from him would mean
nothing but conflict with the Southern
constituency Of Congress upon whom
he must depend for the PRONUNCIATION
Of policies the triumph of which will be
more beneficial for the Negro cause
than any d~eliverance on the anti-lynch
announcement. Roosevelt would be
ess than a great statesman to ALLEVIATE
4 large part Of his support to placate
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-09

ASKED FOR

"There is no doubt but that
when these $50 energetic women
conducting the city wide survey
OF persons trained in the Red cross
services complete their job Omaha
will be modified for emergency
needs, announced Mrs. Jack Aba.
jan, chairman of the prepared
ness coordination drive.
"The citizens Of Omaha will sure
ly cooperate with their neighbors
whether they come wheeling THEN
baby buggies or carrying their
grocery bundles and drop in to ask
questions and give information
concerning the Red Cross servic-
es," she declared. In some COM
munities the survey has already be
gun others will begin Immediately
after the ward meetings have been
held.
Ward chairmen have urged that
women who have time to give to
the survey in their neighborhoods
apply to their ward chairmen or
call Mrs. Abajian to offer their
services.