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.sDEMOKRATSKO" NEPOVE-
RENJE.

CANA burzoaska cuvena DezODZlFna pfa-
,;+al;ka kapitalizma. Dorothy Thompson, pri-
znaie da ie Stalinova vlada u zaWenu "a de-
mokratsku pomoc" uzela ma Sc dive odgovor-
,ost;. "Da ostane u ratu da ne zaklJucuJe
noseban mir. i da napusti ma kakav pro-
gram "a Konunisticku revoluciju Evropl.
Ona to rece jer Sc slaze sa tvrdnJom' koJu Je
Stalin nazad par dana ucnio da demoKratlJe
ne ispunjavaju njihove odgovornosti prema
SsSR. kao sto Sc on drzi svojih u cltatu pome-
nutih odgovornostl.
--pored re- burzoaske dame, dolazi Willkie,
ko;; 10 kao sto znamo, bio advokat korporacl-
IA. i predsednicki kandidat ma repuollkansKoJ
listi predstavljajuci najreakcionarnl deo pa
razitske burzoazije, i on skoro otvoreno ven oa
.demokratiie" ne ispunjavaju svoJe odgoVor-
rosti Willkie rece: ~ Sjedinjenim Drzavama
mi smo syetu mnogo govorili nasim clframa
nro;zvodnie. Ali neki nasi saveznici videse vrio
r,.,o n,seo ratnop materijala." Onda nastavlja
Willkie veil: "Onda je vrlo prlrodno "a nJin
da Sc pitaju gde odlazi nasa hvaiJena proiz-
vodnia," Onda, nakon sto on spomenu AaAo
su Rusija Kina zrtvovale svoje mlllone "a oi
unistile milione vojnika gangstersklh drzaVa'
on rece: II pravedno je i pametno ]e oa SC III
nobrinemo da one dobiju jednaki udeo nase
ratne proizvodnje." .Tako mi il ovoga sazna]e-
t,s ,s sah10 all s.aefnokratije.: nisu ps&unsis
ma brzo bezuslovno otvaranje "drugog IRON
ta." neeo cak one nisu davale svu mogucu la'-
nu ponoc SSSR u pukom ratnom materlJalu.
Ovoenam vele sami najokoreliji gornJi oranlocl
kapitalizma. Ali zasto oni tako uporno ira
10 da "demokratije" ispune svoja obecanJa, to
pitanie eemo mao kasnije uzeti obzlr.
Nj stalinove izjave, koje su dosle nakon
Wilkievop vikanja "a "drugi front, nisu mo-
ole da prouzrokuju nj debatu "drugom IRON
tn" Britanskom Parlamentu, jer je Churcnhi
uspeo da je spreci On je sprecio debatu jer ME-
poya klasa nece otvaranje "drugog fronta, lako
te. kao sto Sc vidi IL pitanja kojeg Bevan, clan
narlamenta postavi Churchillu: "Da Ii minis
tar nredsednik zna koliko &c ozbijno biti po-
podiena ratna proizvodnja ako Sc prosirl ose-
canje da vlada nesporazum izmedJu mas So
vietske Rusije?", sto znaci da politician fe-
keri kliukaiu radnike sa laznim obecanJem
da &c ratni material kojeg oni prolzvode Il
qlavnome otiei svestranoj pomoci borbenoj Cr-
venoi Armiji, da b ih tako naterali da sto wise
rade da Sc sto wise izrabljuju "a britansku
plutokratiju dok Sc tai ratni material gomlla
"a neku sasma obratnu svrhu! Ali Churchill
nj no koiu cenu nece da sc sada otvara "drugl
front" niti da Sc dale Crvenoj Armiji VEGA
"demokratska" pomoc nego sto joj Sc sada daje
vrlo skueeno Tako vidmo da Sc ma tom plta-
niu svetska "demokratska" burzoazija izgledno
deli.
da ie "demokratska' burzoazija ozbilj-
nije podejena no sto Sc to obicno misli to
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
ILL
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a "Tajne naroda
iii astoria jedne proleerske porod:ce kroz vekove
Prica .sesnaestom stolecu. - dve knge. Knjga l.
sa orsinalnog francuskog eng1eski Daniel De Leon
Sa engeskog jugosavenski: L. Petrovic
13s
sto Sc tee najmladjeg sna, Odelina, starog petna-
est godina ko sad putuje Italj Majstorom Rain
baudom oruzarom "a koga takoder javla da e jere
ik mora da Sc ceka ma povratak madca Pariz onda
da Sc prema MENU postup naist naen: da uhapsi,
zayori iednom konventu prisili da poozi zakletvu
On ie penaest godna star Usuprot mrlji ranog od
poia bice lako da Sc rad decku negovog doba Ako
se suprotno syakoj verovatnost bude mogao doves
ii pameti bice drzan konventu do osamnaest godna.
Tada &c biti proglasen jeretkom xiv spajen
"Ja uporno tvrdim da je vazno ne da Sc uniste
recent rukopsi nego da razbiu tradice Lebrenno-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

borbi proiv gadnih nacistickih napadaca, dok
Sc kod kuce spremaju da ga razore ako Sc kre-
ne pravcem svetske Proleterske Revolucije, to-.
jest, ako nekm sluGajem Crvena ArmlJa usu-
prot "demokratske" "pomoci' porazi naclste sto
bi izazvalo pobunu nemacke radnicke kiase
celog radnog naroda Evrope-one lsKorlscu]u
svoje "prijateljsko" drzanje prema heroJskoJ
Crvenoj Armiji, borbenim radnicima RuslJe'
da bi tako kao sto clan Britanskog Parlamenta,
Bevan stvar rece, kljukah radnike da Sc
sto wise izrabljuju korist svojih izrabljivaca.
Ali moze Sc tako okrenuti stvar, tome Sc
britanska burzoazija NADIA, da &c ona pokusatl
miliontu vojsku ogromni ratni material upo-
trebiti protiv britanskih radnika koji &c Ja-
macno biti probudjeni IL uspavajuceg sna kada
Sc zapocne val evropske Proleterske Revoluci-
je. Da &c to pokusati "demokratska' Britannia
u to nema sumnje ali da Ii &c tome uspet ina
vrlo mnogo sumnje.
Dakle, burzoazija nam daje diva nacina
sprecavanja iii poraza dolazece Proleterske Re-
volucije. Iako bi burzoazija usvoJila prvl nacln'
da neograniceno pomogne SSSR da 81 tako ar
zala Stalinovu vadu uz svoju odgovornost, pa
ako bi uspela drzati Stalina da stoji uvek uz
"demokratije," protiv Proleterske RevoluciJe,
to nece spasti kapitalizam cd pobedonosnog
proletarijata, jer Proleterska Revolucija ne "a
visi cd postupka jedne zemlje. Novembarska
Revolucija Sc uspesno izvrsi RusiJi bez pref
hodne radnicke zemlje. Neka to znaju Dorothy
Thompson Willkie!
neka znaju Churchill i njegovi jedno-
misljenici da nikakva naoruzana sia nece mocl
spretiti pobedu Proleterske ReyoluciJe ako Sc
ona u p e 5 n podigne, jer su tt voJnlcl
u glavnome sinovi rada jer su to radnici koJl
upravljaju sa alatima zemaljske proizvodnje
svake razvijene kapitalsticke zemlje pa We
like Britanije. Da je puka fizicka sila mnulih
vlada jucih sistema ba kadra da spreci revolu-
ciju mi bi dan danas ziveli pod sistemom llc-
nog ropstva Mogu Sc britanski radnici organi-
zovati politicki ekonomski, kako ah tarno ucl
njihova Marksisticka partija, Socijaisticka
Radnicka Partija koji &c tako organizovani Ia
dati church, hillovom sistemu smrtni udarac bez
pitanja nagomlanog militarnog materiJala u
miliona vojnika.
A tako Sc mogu organizovati j americki
radnici, kako in uc ovdasnja Socijalisticka Rad
nicka Partija. stvari moze Sc tako deslti
slucaj -fa &c americas radnici putem elasov-
nice soceitaYisti9kaef ffdustftal1e aJahije oede
unistiti kapitaizam podici Socjalisticku In
dustrijalnu Repubiku Rada pre- no sto Sc po-
digne val Proleterske Revolucije Evropi da
tako americki radnci dadu primera kako da
Sc uspesno izvojuje pobeda proletarijata mad
burzoazijom bez prolivanja krvi koje Sc danas
neprekidno lje onu pobedu proietarlJata
protiv koje sc bori jedna druga strana de
mokratske" burzoazije, kao i sva burzoaziJa
gangsterskih zemalja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
premier Lenin je veliki postova-

premier Lenin je veliki postova-
oc Daniela De Leona, smatrajuei ga
najvecim cd modernih socijalista -
jedinim posle Marxa, koji je ista dop-
rineo socijalistickom misljenju. Lenin
je ubedjenja, da &c 1ndustrijalna Dr.
lava, kako je shvatio De Leon,
morati konacno biti oblik uprave Ru-
siji." - Izjava John Reeda, koji sada
lezi mrtav pod bedemom Kremlja u
Mosl1vi, pred Nacionalnim 1zvrsnim
Odborom S. L P. 1918.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

BRAT JONATHAN: vi socialist volite
da zovete sve kapitaliste parazitima ma rad
nistvu.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Where To G6Re8Ec.R
What 70 P2A1rt7
e7syS set &1,g(Qe1G

Sixteenth and Irving streets NV,
1915 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Musicale, Washington Chapel,
Church of Jesus Christ of the Lat
ter Day Saints, 8 pm. today.
Dancing, games, Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, 8 pm. to-
day.
Open house and entertainment
starring Leo, the astro-analyst,
Friendship House, 8 pm. today.
Group discussion, Jewish Com
munity Center, $3.50 pm. today.
Round and square dancing, Serv-
icemen's Club No. l, 7:30 pm. today.
Swimming, USO Club, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV, pm. today.
Bowling and gym facilities, USO
Club, 918 Tenth street NV, 8 pm.
today.
Dramatic Club, USO Club, 1914 N
street NV, 7:30 pm. today.
Dancing classes, USO Club, 1876
G street NV, 8 pm. today.
FOR COLORED sERvICEMEN.
Swimming, USO Club, 1916
Twelfth street NV, 8 pm. today.
Music, USO Club, 1916 Twelfth
street NV, 6 pm. today.
Roller skating, games, CSO Club,
Dol Rhode Island avenue NV, 8
pm. today.
Skating. folk dancing and hob
bies, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, $50
pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

post office" for letters from the
other four defendants.
Mr.. Pelypenko was in the service
Of the FBI for several months.
Mrs. Molzahn said that Father
Pelypenko visited the parsonage in
Philadelphia last year, and that was
the first time she ever had seen him.
She did not recall the date except
that it was very hot"
She testified that on the occasion
of visit to Germany five years ago
she never saw a Nazi party emblem
in her husbands buttonhole as was
testified by Government witnesses.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

MUSIC.
United States Marine Band, East
Front of the Capitol, 7 pm. today.
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag-
liacci" presented by the San Carlo
Opera Co. at the Potomac Water
Gate, $50 pm. today.
MEETINGS.
Polish Club Of Washington, STAINS
bury Lodge, 5832 Georgia avenue
NV, 8 pm. today.
Alliance Club, Hamilton Hotel
7:30 pm. today.
Federal Business Mems Associa-
ton, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 pm. to-
day.
Izaak Walton League, the willard
pm. today.
Federal Public Housing Associa-
ton, Wardman Park Hotel, all day
today.
Cosmopolitan Club, Executive
Committee, the Maylower, $50 p m
today.
LUNCHEON.
Kiwanis Club, the Mayflower
1890 pm. tomorrow.
North Washington Lions Club
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Molzahn on Stand,
i.
Denies Taking Part
h! Spy Conspiracy
Tells Court He Opposed
Bund and Never Hud
! Been q Nuzi

BY the Associated Press
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE
Rev. Kurt E. B. Molzahn denied In
Federal Court yesterday that he
was involved in conspiracy to give
United States military secrets to the
Axis.
( Mr.. Molzahn insisted he opposed
the 6erman-American Bund and
said he never had been Nazi.
i He told about his theological edu-
cation in Germany, where, during
the World War he was German
Army cavalryman.
Pitied Bombardment Victims.
sfThe clergyman declared he had a
feeling Of great pity" for Polish
Jewish people living in villages" sub
iected to heavy bombardment dur
Ing the last war.
He "transgressed once or twice"
against army regulations, he said,
6y aiding these people to get into
the "hinterland."
: After his testimony, Mr. Mol
Aahn's attorneys went into series
a secret conferences
The defense questioned Gerhard
wilhelm Kunze, former national
leader Of the German American
Humid; DR.. Wolfgang Ebell, Ell Paso
TexJ physician, and DR.. Otto Will
1umeit, Chicago Bund leader, all Of
whom have pleaded guilty.
Wife Also Testifies.
Mrs. Molzahn also was q witness,
giving her version Of visit by the
Rev Aleltsi Pelypenko to her hus-
hands Philadelphia parsonage.
The FBI charged that Mr.. Mol
EAhn had used his parsonage. as a
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Frank Reaches SANTIAGO

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. IL (P.-
Waldo Frank, American writer and
lecturer who was the victim of a
physical attack in Argentina after he
was declared persona non grata. ar
rived from Buenos Aires by plane
yesterday.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-03
Five just been 10 K a M Ell A M E H A :"

You can go there too and other aaway hstoryakng paces-n your easy chai you have your radio checked and repaired if necessary by rado-repalr expert AL HAULING = government licensed radio technlcan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Pull the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on discom-
fort after meals. stomach upset, bloatlng,
dizzy spells, gas. coated tongue, and bad
breath. your stomach Is probably crying
the blues because your bowels dom
move II calls for laNdtive-S SIENNA 10 pull
the trigger on those lazy bowels, COM
b0ncd with Syrup Pcpsin for perfect case
Go your stomach IN taking For years.
many Doctors have given pCpsin prcpa-
ratlonS IN their prescriptions 70 make
medicine more agreeable TO a tOuChy
stomach 50 be sure your laxative con-
tain, Syrup PepSin. Insist on DR. Cald-
wells Laxative SIENNA combined with
Svrip Pcpsin. See how wonderfully the
Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves and
muscles m your IntcstInes to bring wei.
come relief from constipation. And The
good old Syrup Pcpsn makes this lana
ftc so comfortable and easy on your
stomach Even hnickv children love tho
taste OF tins pleasant family laxative
IstC Or Caldwell Laxative SIENNA com
.1rd With Syrup Pcpsln. as directed on
label 0r As your doctor advises, and feel
Sorid shelter Get genuine DIR, CaldVells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Richard lie .

hlA Ihfh SKI heUneT
Clair, who received AZ wounds
during action al Pearl Harbor.
Dec. I 1911 ranks Wyandotte'S
No. ! hero Since receiving an
honorable discharge from active
service, he has taken part in
numerous bond drives. appearing
throughout Michigan and also on
a nationwide radio program
Cpl. Nelson Forgier. SSH Third
avenue. has returned 10 the or
laudO air base m Florida after
marrying Johanna Junner. 5r35
Bradcn avenue She accompanied
him back TO Orlando.
Ernest r. AdamSon, 1908 June
ton avenue has been advanced in
rating 10 a Ncoman. second class.
at the naval station IN Pensacola.
He enlisted at Crosse lie IN No
vcmher 1910.
Capt. Gabriel \. ECkhart, 1908
West Chicago boulevard, has re-
ported for duty at the Lubbock
army flying school in Texas. He rs
assistant engineering officer al the
~ub-dcpot His fathcrwaS a master
sergeant in the army until retire
mcnt. a brother. Henry r. Eek
hart. Is master sergeant IN the
air forces in Europe and another
brother Paul Eckhart, IS IN the
navy stationed at Corpus Christi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Sgt. Matthew j. SonSara, 392l
CaSmerc avenue. and Tech. sgt.
Aaron n. Lansing, 32l7 Buena
Vista avenue, now are on duty at
Camp Davis. y. G Lansing for
merly was a branch manager for
The Detroit Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolf, 2Ali
South EdScl avenue have bid their
son, Roy Lee Wolf. goodby. He
left for San Diego with a marine
paratroop contingent a younger
brother. Alvin r. Wolf. enlisted IN
the navy May 20 and now is a
third class petty officer An Older
brother Irving Arthur Wolf, is a
navigator in the army air forces
at Nashville. Tenn. They all at
tended Southwestern High School.
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to reporting. had completed a
course m navy lndoCtr.natIon at
Smith College. Mass.
Cpl Joseph Z. Ditz of Saginaw
has been made sergeant at Camp
kohlcr Cal He is attached TO the
signal corps replacement center
II. James II. Mcclure Jr.. i5A3I
Asbury Park, now is a Morrison
Field air base. West Palm Beach
Fla. HIS brother, Maurice Mcclure
is IN the marines base band a Sar
Diego.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

his brit h d a y
and promotion
to a staff SER
geant at the
same time at
the Walterboro
air base, S. &.
He has been in
the SerViCC
since Nov. rs,
1871, and is a
graduate OF the
Wilbur Wright
t T a i n j n 9
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

has completed
MS prim ar y
{ 7 in in & at
Lambert Field,
Mo. and has
been sent 10
the naval air
station al Pen
Sacola. He Will
h VC I hr g Q
months OF final
training there
before inning
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stan Sgt. Harold Henner. 1916

BaliOur 7 o a d,
W n q formerly
W as stationed
ar s clfri dye
+ icld. now is IN
Cairo. Egypt,
a G. or ding 10
word received
by his parents,
MIR. and Mrs.
John {. HeH-
ncr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Ensign Janet Abingdon, 1881
'ddrCuN road, Crosse Poiuto. now

On active
duty at he
: Icrcnib NaNal
- G. I
WAVES head
quarter, i'm san
u %. $ h -
WAS r member
of the frs I
group OF women
apo intcd for
NOlUntd1N CnCr-
gcnCN service 10
report m ma I
4I,q and nlipr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

April and received preliminary
instruction at the naval reserve
aviation base I'm Texas, later be-
ing transferred 10 Corpus Christi
where ne was graduated.
PytS. Robert Noglcr. 1915 T.
street and Louis NariN, 1857
Mar~ClIic avenue are recent ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

list of Flying
r Itan s. with
The winning Of
Is S n a Y Y
wings OF gold
by william r..
ID el aneN, $3.50
Dexter bOu le-
ward. He now is
AN ensign and
ready for active
duty lie Nolun-
tccrod for flight
T. q min e In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

PVts. Andrew j. Beke, 5O20
avenue. and Jack q.
Campbell. 6S3 ST. Clair avenue,
have graduated from the parent
radio school of the air force tech
meal command at Scott Field, III"
and will take an advanced course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

". \. Deb0. 1906 Boston boule-
ward. has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the tank de-
Stroyer command al Camp Hood
Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Stah sgt. Adam ii. McNutt,
1864 Marlowe avenue, celebrated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
TIMES tPHoNE CHERRY $500
Service Notes
1OOGet Under Wire TO Join Navy
Here as Enlistment Bans Nedrs
20 OF Group Recruited in Day in Detroit
I7-Year-OIds, Two Others Past SO in Age

rivals a. tho field artillery replace
menl training center, Fort Bragg
* where trey wifi TeCeiVi
basic military training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

sinrIetar.. 1879 Somerset avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

.s.... s.s. ..a,."S 40, ,..aa,. CO.. Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
R. |. State S Harriers
Favored 10 Repeat
In |C-4A Chase
New York U. Is Expected
To Give TooteIl's Men
Brisk Competition
Ey the Associated Press.

6y IAC AOcOSA0eCu Eiccos
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Rhode
Island State, winner OF the 1C-4A
cross country title the past two
years, is favored to repeat today in
the 34th annual trip over the S miles
of hill and dale In Van Cortlandt
Park.
Bob Nichols, Ken Taylor, Larry
Barrett and Art O'Sullivan, all
among the first 10 finishers year
ago, are back for another try.
Twenty-four other schools will
send their barriers to the marks,
however, with the Michigan State
team coming all the way from East
Lansing. Mich, in the hope of stop
ping the New Englanders.
New York University is given one
of the better chances of unseating
Coach Fred Tootell's runners. AL
though Les MacMitchell, the in
dividual winner for the last three
seasons, has been graduated the
metropolitan school is powerful.
Frank Nixon III, Negro freshman
who set world record for .schoolboy
milers last season at 4:20.7, recently
travelled the miles in 1884, which
is faster than MacMitcheu did a
year ago in taking the IC-4A title.
Ny. U. has won five duels this fall
and also accounted for the metro
politan collegiate and metropolitan
junior AAU titles.
Along with Nixon and Nichols,
Leroy Schwartzkopf of Yale and Don
Burnham of Dartmouth are ex-
r,ected to be well up in front at the
finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Banks, Wills Choices
In Co-Features Of
Boxing Show
Meet Honbury, Lewis;
Cord Locks Class,
Promises ling ,

Several scrappers who formerly
were swinging as amateurs in the
converted garage that Is Turner's
Arena tonight will be among the
featured fighters on a pro card that
Promoter Joe Turner hopes will
Offset in action what 1t lacks in
class.
Billy Banks, local colored light
weight, will be a 81 favorite to
whip Lew Hamburg, former Dis
trict Golden Gloves champion, in
one Of the co-featured eight-round-
ers, while frankie Wills, another
graduate of amateur ranks here, will
be favored to defeat Stoney Lewis in
the other.
Banks has been inactive since
August but he's experienced enough
to have met some of the more tai
ented fist tossers at his weight and
for that reason will rate the edge
over Hamburg,
Wills has won nine bouts and will
be the gambling gentry's choice to
dispose of Lewis, colored middle
weight.
Nick Latsios of Alexandria will
square of with Jimmy Willis OF
Wilmington, Del, in a six-rounder,
while In four-round bout Billy Reed
will face Billy Morris. Opponents
also will be supplied Bernie Cady
and Leon Kennedy in other four
FOUNDERS, with action slated to start
at 8:45,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Mid-Ahanfic Area Ignored
| AGAIN in Nominations
For USGA Officers

Again the United States Golf
Association has given the brushoff
to the Middle Atlantic sector in
nominations for officers and Elk
ecutive Committee members for
1943. This section Of the land has
not been represented in the inner
councils of the USGA for 20 years.
With one exception the same Of
ficers who served this year have
been nominated for 1913. They are,
president, George w. Blossom, jr.,
Lake Forest, ILL.,; vice presidents,
Morton G. Bogue, Great Neck, N. Y,
and Charles w. Littlefield, Mont
clair, N. j.; secretary, Frank M.
Hardt. Ardmore, Pa; treasurer,
Daniel A. Freeman, Southampton,
N. Y: general counsel, James H.
Douglas, jr., Lake Bluff, Ill.
Executive Committee-John H.
Ballinger, Seattle, WASH; George
w. Blossom, jr., Lake Forest, Ill.,;
Morton G. Bogue. Southampton, N.
Y; Edward L. Cheney, Cleveland,
Ohio; Leslie L. Cooke, Highland
Park, ILL.,; G. Pardee Erdman, Pasa-
dena, Calf: Daniel A. Freeman, jr.,
Southampton, N. Y; Frank M.
Hardt, Ardmore, Pa; T. p. Heffel-
finger, Minneapolis, Mimi; Charles
w. Littlefield, Montclair, N. j.:
Francis D. Ouimet, Auburndale,
Mass; Charles v. Rainwater, At
lanta, Ga; Fielding Wallace, Au-
gusta, Ga.
Only officer change is the nomi-
nation of Freeman for treasurer to
succeed John F. Riddell, jr., of New
York.
Several officers and committee
members are planning to enter the
armed services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
$500 Licensed as Huntinu
Opens in Montgomery
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 16.-At
the close of business Saturday more
than $500 upland game hunting
licenses had been issued by the
Office Of the clerk of the Circuit
Court here for the season which
opened today to continue through
December 81. It was stated that
the total is sure to be largely in
creased before the season IS very
far advanced.
During the regular season it is
lawful to kill quail, cartridges,
squirrels, wild turkeys and other
species of game. The season for
killing woodcock, however, which
also opened today, closes November
20. The bag limits per day are:
Quail, cartridges and squirrels,
each; woodcock, 4; wild turkeys, l,
not over during season.
Hunting on Sundays, at night,
without licenses, while the ground
is covered with snow and out of
season is prohibited by law and
severe penalties are provided for
violations.