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Evening star., 1942-09-10

TRUCK DRIVER.
apply before 9 an. e11 18th st. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR,
Male, colored Hours, s am. to m
Modern apartment building; S65 per mo.
Apply 120l 13th st q. Y ADJ. l02
Evening star., 1942-09-10
INTANGIBLE SALESMAN.

Large New York publisher has opening
for top-notch salesman in advertising and
promotional dept; permanent position
heiful hii But but not Iecessary' See MI cooper
i to pm. any weekday 3348 10th ST.
NV. or phone AID. 67o4 for Appointment
Evening star., 1942-09-10
EXPERIENCED
PORTRAIT RETOUCHERS

For out-of-town studio can earn $50
per week TRANSPORTATION paid. Apply
q22 National Press Rldz
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HELP MEN.

MAN. need :, for circulation work: can
| earn $40 per week while learning: excel
| lent chance for advancement. Room 43s.,
| 1905 New York ave. NV.
| MEN, white or coiored. drivers or helpers
for warehouse; steady employment. Box
Evening star., 1942-09-10

PAINTER WANTED apprentice, S4 day.
Call in person. Fulton r. Gordon, 1927
Fxe
Evening star., 1942-09-10

! NIGHT WATCHMAN. for construction Job,
| sober; reliable, references: SIS week. Ap-
| ply 231 Jonefellow St NV, between /
! and 3 pm. "wednesday
Evening star., 1942-09-10
HELP MEk.
SALESMAN,
Apply at once. Stewart Mems Cloth
ne. af0 r ST. NV IL
PART-TIME
GAS SERVICE

Soda dispensers, experienced. for evenings
and Sundays. Kenesaw DRUG Store, 5000
Mt. Pleasant ST. NV,
Evening star., 1942-09-10

ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION fol
man with car; permanent posi-
ton. 1920 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
BARTENDER

Please do not apply unless past draft
age, Apply MI. Kelley, Red Circle, / Mass
ave. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-10

A dollar from you will bring a
holler from the enemy. Buy a stamp
now at the nearest post office.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

PAINTER. must have tools; steady work
good pay See Mr. Harris. am. Fed
eral Contracting Co., 9l5 New York
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slsS,prf a. mlr Nafton sd wcais
il a. hks1iho2 reealt b I'm ks
aunlnK uf use effxierae4 ~ NJ n
ready rxiakanE NaratAanal TFaa~
Seheai& and cessaanay msasd re-
Nuh NJ fFcreamed ana nnnecWsss
~ cost e. "a payers ~ hssh
mr. state and tn NafEons and
n6W
H ST RESuLv
ED That TIE M1sss&ipna state
Fedrratsan IS Latxg n canven
ison a4semhaca II HstfsesbuFE
Mlssissirps h4e and noe 90 en-
record ~ hesne unutGerabiy ard
un&l4crahiy opposed - tse estsh
iiShmenf az NeeAaesai Tf43e
Schools IN she junior Colleges in
Tie STATE Of MtSAaskippi. ard
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED.
That 4 COPY Of These resolutions
BE- seat q J. s Nandtver. State
Superintendent ul Educatian Al
jackson Mississippi = copy farn
ixhed 10 the press ard . copy he
Incorporated IN the minutes 81
this convenu1n
Adopted and approved 81 Hat
iicsburg. Mississippi THIS 18th day
81 july. lsa1
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LegalNOtiCes
PROPOSALS. ron SCHOOL svD


Ne Notice :. hereby given
that sealed proposals all lm ~
crgvet august IS. 1874 = ~ A M
~ fiu jackson C6az1Ix ooi
BOARD faF Ire paFs Il ase
new 81 81 aaAeA @nfxgl has
d6Nff. aanle - ~ deslFefed a.
pauaFaata E~izaIsszpeI
Ne 9 TIE NrhsnI Beard mfll.
alan eofsldef proposals. e mit 10
the hiRhesl Binder IN nssh two
.f1n ahesi h9s 8HkM a4w Va
uea - & eaHaHasz fHa8Ena either
.mae - beth - fhaa hsse
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laEfaaan.
= I0IfhA0N.
efet4fy
gaeksan E0HslF haaI Beard
III "A. 81 - -
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Telephone COmpanY's 5. 0. 5.
Call For Patrons Cooperation


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ard b@al eAIs
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err bet 1N Grs )
ASKING the 81 mae
tfs a. meke enit nc4sx ra'a
te ~ brief em = axuM
iDng antassee inet auftak ~
hcsAfs whca sAllsnk p f
awm eaifs mast some isx4
said 81 s. Alk4V Agai naAaa6rs
= mrlasnsne ttaat thr pahlx go
h~st hesn ~ mak&as an.s nepss
m.sx iann aafAnxe gala "a rsaA
lnr sianse cath mf4m / A Il
wsween naon asaa@ = ii. sna
II - Al. ana after = 81 ~
mAkinr cnsv sruarx aeas
calls. being - hrsef - 4Mkr
ana hxsne cna - il IA
81 ne 1efxk~ If sAsfe sfe ms
On ne tine.
IN nnsrnai san.ss ue usais -
Iteve ihis sstuAslnn - baaans
ndalilnnal facilities bat n thN
emefrenes taa material knsi
supplies necessary 1aa ae1s
conraraelsssa ARE hesne Ns -
.the manufacture Il ~ ueamsnA
The lAck Il flaaae essential Ma
trrials makes i nassafg Is a.
ne public - esxpnsasn y mssv
.sna ihe tnaA nn ts4e iane dlesanee
and LEGAL service.
s1hn 0hSees II slsss rsaaa
continued ~ Alshey. = Nasr
vital materials needed Il a. nar
effort and Is avoid :
which might interfere uIth ~
urgent calls 81 tlse zsm4. nsve
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y. S. Q. Notes

An Heseaa TAafsF erenN
Wfl l@ she naa PARTS saaE a
~ frafuta eseA ueek a. tlae chan
Al mill he Nen s. ne wAbtN wilA
4 snAlf Asn charged ta esfas -
aelfAy the Fxpenm - mass sni
regfeAhnNnm fag ehkh ~ aiiaw
Anee = meAe fYum uS0 hea
quarters - hefp uneis Sana
aiong Ire wsau wal - astenm
stAasp&
The usual open a6se f0f rAsA
dfrn viii h~ hNld EAlAN 1als a.
wfth 4 nAeiufe ksnW. Al9rsk
afeasussne chaflns noyf mnA
iaedy iAmess - : as attfae
hUn II NaH masn At , ~.
After The saM HaNsx ana ethcf
amnneuisgsls ALL e mFw8 Tx
iolen9na Friday thesA mlii h.
ne usual opsn hpasse wFsA sasnss
.lof me ehiAlfen Th3 psetale vii
alee 81 shaen - ne Hasal heN
Fftdat evening under ne eazps
~ 49, Usu SIN MtH have "a
quests Ne Naval TIM nssn ~
toned hneN.
On Saturday lhn nsen ~ fe
service viii ~ enteFaaAna n !
dance fFun il ne evening
IA ~ aisnn mr. raml 81 tls
uNn wtil - assisted - tha iiue
Rw clAb Il 4sn Enane An
mthexssa hes hen secured Eef
fhn occaaSan
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Rudio Repair Glasses
For u. 5. Signal
Corps Open 70 20

nnlh men Ard wsssnan ere ~
ma f~eeraisea ~ TIRE nnltea'
States Army Signal Cueps mr..
rnsniiment i dtGnAf radio m
paisnaen uatnena. Il has hen an
nsunned ~ Signal Corps ngflrrfa
A Hchuai laf this hfAlnsne which
w1u accommodate - nesasnA haa
bern piannnd & ue Mimiaelppi
State College. E~safksiIis. Miss
and viii eEen August i
IN addition e. mfulns milh
actual wofk exnaflHnee il Taaia
eirctronieM high Mhnpl gfadus
ateE with = eassTse ~ Physics
with appropriate faheNAtnTy
work are lNinn considered Tht
United States Civil Service c1m
mission has reuaF Thai ali
applicants who have SOME "A
prfirnce q H1a nature coulnel
thr local eiIle4 81 lhe unifrd
States Employment Services. z0l
ker Street.
pcFs0ue applying must - b.
tween II and $ years q ne The
course viii lasf fur three ntunlhs
during which sEuN ne tfalnke
viii b. pad $40 naAf z6nsh. less
Civil Service retirement deauel
lions Of S paF aea4 Per assss sfse0
'cemfuily completing Ne eouras
win BE- assigned II ) rate 81 Ni..
1zQ . year % psaaitlpna is ma
United States ~ elsewhere
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Ncunnnaed lrurn Page u
who meet difficulty while travel
ing and assists with the problems
that arise when people are IN .
strange loealisy. perhaps without
funds Or friends and are Tar from
home, Mrs Morrow said We
want 70 help those WIN have
come 70 make their horne IN this
defense area O. these who are
just passing through The Trsyel-
en Aid seeks % solve transients
problems before these problems
become 50 acute that ire persons
are = charge upon ether local
agencies or charities
The FIRST af these units was
opened IN 1851 and since that
time they have been opened in
various transportation centerS
throughout ne country.
Mrs Morrow ) IN experienced
social worker. she has had pro-
.fessional training 1t the uni
verSity o. Chicago and at Tulane
University and she has been Ia
this work since 1927. For two
years she Wa director Of public
welfare in cuiiman County. Ala.
and for the past three years she
has been executive secretary Of
the Family Welfare Society in
Decatur. Ca
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Civilian Defense


AA4+tttH4 A14AH $500
aas. sra whh ~ snd Frrsi
aenf Mrfiwasm nsseu TIER
snoth had ! fms tssss sna isafnea
mach akoas Hntafy. aAka sANF
paamd o. tire raeasoala ReiA
rians
Attunoan ~ ealiA - thn
nsy Scatlls uanplnx uhE o. b.
m1ae d Camp DsauAex npaf
HAtssestarR m tfuep makins
the trip - pfosssss - ~ fahes
eoula Rotary Cur &eefekatx
Stone annearrea atAi enou2h.
R.oret haa heea RAISED - pay
ne eiahs SHARE It ne expense
Tnesm was asme alAraus -
to the eoaAassrn q Asaae of usfg
streets especially those Wiaith hsd
heen toYn - ~ sewer ard wntrr
pspca ard ien II Alsutss iEnpAssa
bile condition.. ard which seemed
20 have ne attention fince the
excavations MeFx titled atsh iasse
dira Especial atiensloa was called
40 Market street
q A Parker And Haxious
S3nkns wefn named - having
been eierted b to afFrriafs as
new members 0f he club DR.
a. q Lander. = former wteFnher
81 uhe club and teEmef county
health officer. was present as a
guest. and stated iFaat he had eurar
back here q reside. ard wax glad
% meet with the noanfiAns aKaln
Visiting nntafaazls ueFr a y
Franklin and Dallas Smith ~
Moss Point and " i Barber 81
Culfpost
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"We4an - - Year starring
m ~ m kal1in
Hepburn ieeh -
|aax and H. au
sion 1t te NSt8 fa8 81 -
Au8
pHhslY t
IN viii ~ M AZ
iise yeaf
n m Ne is
tnFniHa I
wAn Hats
en- Saturday : nsas nEa fetn
ing Aa 4 brings Bn HlAe
Tom Tyler 81 n Da4 n 4
picture nen3i6 VIII I'll Thai
makes eefn f Hslilfna
and m utuAI. ihe Nf0
the eSfl en
Hls n.s uIAz
uem NHnI ~ n Nor
Nan Msfi p 2H 81 tle
Nitx TIE tAo ~ Is Ea
l0f TIVE sisters IS aAh IA DAY
and nlela Bette LAWS pIatn Tai
port ~ : aln9aIaEiS
N Mhleh Though II May
BE- feneIisnE ee anpsM
It's fm ~ gp 81 acting which
shr i 81 a ~ HasHiand II
IL Ihx uM 1aIe h ! 4yHs
pafhehc role #Afh ke bsyA a
pfnel #lsh as 1#e j
iGefae brent and tn a .
Rio of - nslehfE ba Il
dIflsn feY IRE MIpaFInd ~ an
aNrnlIenf CIT Hn9 uenn
Mssan IL Tn Our Life
N4H he tta Assfaen H and
M1HaaF
o. Tasas ~ presentation
AZ ne Hits viii Mo f8hks -
lTnnsas sgssaR unseu
and nflan DaneT h ee ~
~ = ~ & lufi
ous nh6 Hsaahh1aw VARSITY such
- characterized saaH 81 ~
Df3s
We ~ slg
.FrAw - nsf Ne Mlli bring
Hob Hose Ha4 H#sHEae EAunsl
d ae Hin Is ! eae Haii 81
sff nnd e a with
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Vox Pop To Be
Heard From
Keesler Field

The original audience parties
patton and interview radio pro
gram. v0x Pop er Voice az the
People. win Be broadcast from
Keexler Field ii Biloxi honda
from 2 10 TO > n. ever the a.
ton wide Columbia BroAd asiiba
system network end ~ ahortwavr
around the world 70 I S Troops on
global battle fronts
Parks johnson. I0yesF Vox
Pop veteran. and ms new radio
partner. Warren Hull Of musical
show. screen and radio TAME. viii.
stage the proEfan. entertaining
the soldier technical Halneee and
through interviews af1uaEni lis
feners with what : being done 81
the field IN turning out expert
aviation mechanics n brief train
ing periods
This will b Nox Pops first
broadcast IL Mississippi 4 waa
the first radio zhoH II adapl and
contribute is facilities - nation
al defense and the var effort II "a
ssid. and he program haa been
heard from army ard navy bases
and armament plants n virtually
every other state IN TIE Union
The SIX cir mechanics 70 be in.
tarviewed vii - representatives
~ various sections Of he counry
and diverse peaeeiinae pfofes-
sionS Zach ere Interviewed win
Be given useful snd amusing sr
ticies 81 merchandise ~ addi
ton % ne regular broadcast pro
gram. tie soldier sadIeaee viii
see an additional half hour pro
gram when wiIl nes b heard
over the alf
More than go persons hayF
been interviewed On Nox Pop.
answering over ! quarter million
questions "a more fhan go pro
grams Guest lnaerFieNees have
receiveh approximately s75o06
in currency end merchandise
Eifts
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Continued from page u
.tthe old reliable Mullef) cooked
on the grounds and served fresh
and bot. cafeteria style. The
crowd formed . long line. two
by two. and as they approached
the cooking tent. we're handed !
dish Of fish and salad and bread.
and a cup Of water. There was
plenty for ali. and all enjoyed the
lunch TO the utmost
In the afternoon Dale Arden
and MS professional entertainer
from KeesIer Field entertained
the crowd with fine music. and
many Of thu young folks, IN fact
rs many - could get II The pa
|vilion and on The dancing floor al
one time, spent two hours IN the
pleasures Of the dance.
Later in the Afternoon Russell
Sessions and his II piece orches
ira From KeeSier Field dispensed
dance music until > late hour in
the afternoon. and dancing was
the order Of the day until The
tired bat happy crowd began 70
leave. II was dark before the last
|of the crowd left
The affair was given ~ the
Jackson County Mills. one IF our
leading Industries, complimentary
70 their employees end friends, a.
q gesture Of good vii. and in
recognition Of the cordial rela
tons that exists between the
company and fheir employees. II
was al free nd open. with 90
favoritism being shown % ans
Of The guests. ard 81 seemed sat
isfied with the daus pleasures %
thoroughly provided BY Glands
Bilbo and Ms COMMITTEES which
had charge 0f ihe affair. the mem.
befs Of which left nothing undone
that would add % re pleasures u
the vast crowd
This picnic IS - annual affair.
and IS looked forward 70 wild
much pieaaarezhle anfiesnafton b
the employees q the mills and
their families i was TIE out.
standing outdoor event Of the
present Season
Among ne guests II addition
20 she families and friends 81
the employees. Nefe megubers a
the county board Of supervisors
the mayors q TIE cities IF Nos.
Point and Pascaeeala. other oaan.
Az and ei1y officials sd pfoni
nent citizens = TIE eoamiy. snf
also several soldiers and sailor
stationed 81 pascagoula. win
were honor guests
Athlstle Events
Standing broad jump. eirls. Wos
b. Mvfna Bennett
Standing brood Jump bosa. eos
~ IooH szzuza
Shot puE 80. Lseelle Hub
bard
Shot pu1 1e.z HaDsTz Hire
Jsselin throw EFh. Elsi'
Ware
. leseea Esee sIfls Beserlel
Smith and AaIhlEds Spencer.
, iefsea raee hes2 Tooss Stsu
Ter ard Gene s5auzeE.
sack EaHEz zz#z5 &zzH#2H PICK
ca
Seek race he9z Taea 61aniel
Rora climbing Uan - 5 81
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wEEDs SAVE HoADa

Topeka Kz Weeds aanz =
- = anszhlIF toi
'uIs9 So red Z.Hzz
Hsea#a9 Uzzaszz 2 F Kasr
'aasE NAsH ~ - burned
.tf4 aiaz7s = nzsH#aNf are
e ED Azeaez = asasas II
|ise a 81 kfs ~aHAeaEhe4 rs
|pftsioa IS Hezaa
ure8nx Es5asEz ~ s. Han ffe
ufezl sfsahze where s NEI ntaca
a. Nskaz 80 HzH#ss fair
I# protective covering -
4.H - - zz4za fhaita
.suat & collars = A.s4asf maln-
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AMY LIKES rs PLAYING

New YaTE-Las4 moalh "a
gene List who s Il lhe army End
= one II he top Tanklna younger
pisnists. enfefe# LeHaohn eta
dHum 5 private lie played ne
ShnStak9E1Ifh concerto #fth the
Pniihafm0nie sxmnnonF his
commanding olf2M pEeed ~
enssgre ~ HEeEzzna = ~ micro
phone ard reading ; warrant pro
motinK Private Llal T. e1fpnafn
THIS month CoHpo1aI Las1 haE
bcen eisen 5 2 d. iesee - play
the TahaikeezkT eaaeexIe Via
the National ssnpheag i Wash
inRton
Next rank a0sss caFgaa i
sergeant
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Houses Needed


tI0NitnuH0 N11n faH4 -
the citizens of tie coanty more
interested Ia defense work that
the county be divided into dis
gricis and that neiehboFhnesi meet
ings be called n each AREA After
workers have been lined up 10
these small meetings lhe citizens
as . whole them be summoned %
4 general meeting - she court
house. According . Mr. Cautier.
shis plan will BE- TIRED and anosh
en- meeting viii b called for Aug
ust } at the courthouse
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saiusaar. July zsth
Social games. 3 : - 10 1870
p ~
sundsY. guiY 18th
Social games. 10 p y to 1880
b. ~
f4enasss sast z7fh
Social saisa : IL ~ 70 10 30
p M
Meeting 0f Jaekon County
ministers 8 ~
Tuesday. JULY 1eth
Social games > m. % to -
p m
Swimming end supper party.
uS0 Junior Hostess Group. 2
Wednesday,. July zsth
Social games, 2 : M % 1890
3. nj
jackson County woDlen Ain
Hostess group : = m
H0safy Club dinner. fzI3 .. m.
ThursdsY. july 10th
Bsnao party. defense alamps mlli
br gwen e prizes Admission
IS cenis s = n
Fnaas. July aIst
Social gsmex 3 n to 1890
q m
chinfena program 80 D N.
Saturday. Naass4 Ie&
Social games : n e. 1910
nEcHEATIoH HALL HOUSING
PROJECT
Saturday. 1mIr 18th
Club epenea - d.. visitors
weirosne
sundaY july zssh
Club opened ~ d.. visitors
welcome
SUNDAY mEosl. a5o : n
TueadaF. 1nlx 9Th
Distribution q itofsff books.
2 3 r.
Bneo peffe. defence ssamo.
gwen e. prizes Admission II
ceDts. s 3 81
"Wednesday Jair 18th
Soh bH games aaieeni d
Recreation Hal. ~
UhasHear EaiF 11sh
Prayer sa 8 81
Hazakzs3 HnaazE -
Club ~ dAy VISITOR,
we1H
Danee - service He1l. go B
m 4 -
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der z T Martin
Creasza pee climb HIh .
five cellar 81 = - -. aea ~
Gene slausa - - sIaatef
Evening star., 1942-03-09

By the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, March 9.-Mary Mac
Swiney, sister of Terence Mac
Swiney, mayor of Cork, who died
in Brixton jail in 1920 while on a
hunger strike for Irish freedom,
died Saturday, it was announced
yesterday.
Miss MacSWiney, who gained COL
umns of publicity of the cause of
Irish freedom by her numerous hun
ger strikes in the '20s, was president
of the Sim Fein executive council
in 1926, but was defeated in the
Irish elections in 1927. She dropped
out of the news after that.
During the civil war Miss Mac
Swiney. with the late Countess Mar
kievicz and Nine. Maud Come Mac
Bride, was leader of the Cumann-
Namban Irish women soldiers. She
was credited with an ambition to be
Ireland's Joan of Arc.
In recent years she taught in a
private school,
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Search for Langley Plane
With 3 Aboard Continues
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LANGLEY FIELD, Va, March 8.
Search was continued today for a
large Army plane from Langley
Field which has been missing with
its crew of eight since Thursday
after it started a routine training
flight over the North Carolina
coast.
Col. Edgar o. Hobbs, Langley
Field public relations officer, said
there was a possibility the plane
had been forced down in an iso-
lated section along the North Caro-
lima coast or at sea where its crew
might have been picked up by a
ship.
Crew members and their next of
kin we're listed as follows:
1t. Col. Edward Flanick, pilot;
next of kin, his wife, Mrs. Helen
Flanick of Hampton, Va.
Second 1t. James H. Miller, CO.
pilot; wife, Mrs. Sylvia Miller Of
Langley Field.
Second 1t. Robert L. Garrison,
navigator; mother. Mrs. Jennis
Barber, Spokane, Wash.
Sergt. Steve j. Chohrach; father,
Adam Chohrach, Lewis Run, Pa.
Sergt. Arthur L. Becker; sister,
Mrs. Charles Newman, Gloucester,
Mass.
Sergt. Ellsworth w. Aiken; wife,
Doris P. Aiken, Lynn, Mass.
Corpl. Draper Hoyt; mother, Mrs.
Edna L. Hoyt, Houston, Tex.
Pvt. Robert R. Mcintyre; sister,
Mrs. L. Mark Young, Boscawen,
N H
Evening star., 1942-03-09
D. T.. ItaIo-Americans
Pledge Defense Bond
Purchase Of $4,000
1000 at RoIIy Are Told
Italians Prey for U. S.;
Metropolitan Stors Sing

More than 1000 Americans OF
Italian descent, rallying at Central
High School last night, resolved
to renew their pledges OF loyalty
and support to their adopted land
and promptly proved that support
by buying or pledging to buy $9l ,0OO
in Defense bonds.
The brisk business in bonds was
an intermission enterprise. Most
of the program was occupied by
the singing of Giovanni Martinelli,
tenor, and Dusolina Giannini, So
prano, both of the Metropolitan
Opera Co.
Despite the fact that he had left
a sick bed to appear at the victory
rally under the auspices OF the
Lido Civic Club, Mr.. Martinelli re-
sponded generously with encores
as did Miss Giannini.
Pray United States Will Win.
Ugo Carusi, executive assistant to
the Attorney General, one OF the
principal speakers. told the men and
women Of italian origin or ancestry
that their relatives across the sea
are praying that American will win
the war.
Their hearts are not in the strug-
gle that has been imposed on them
by a tiny group which has forgotten
love of country and replaced it with
love for themselves and lust for per-
sonal power" he declared.
He held out hope that later on
when our nation Is more adjusted to
war" it will be found possible to
work out a better way to recognize
"our alien friends"
He pointed out that though there
are more italian aliens in this coun-
try than German and Japanese to-
gether, only 1863 Of the $500 enemy
aliens taken into custody have been
Italians.
Calls for Dollar Warriors.
H. L. Rust. jr, chairman of the
District of Columbia Defense Saw
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Nine Universities Enter
American Affairs Contest

Students from nine universities
and colleges in the District, Mary
land and Delaware will compete
March 81 at American University in
the district finals of the National
Extempore-Discussion Contest on
Inter- American Affairs.
The contest Is to promote inter-
American solidarity and Is spon-
sored by the Once of the Co.
ordinator Of Inter- American AZ
fairs. Director of the competition
in this district is DR.. Ray Ehrens-
berger, head of the speech depart
ment at the University Of Maryland.
Competing students will take part
in a round-table discussion of vari-
GUS phases Of implementing the
Good Neighbor policy of the Gov
ernment. Each will deliver to
7 minute speech on some phase
of the policy. First and second
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Price Warns Of Dark Hours
Ahead for Free Speech
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Censorship Director Byron Price
says cooperation of the press and
radio in war censorship has been
excellent" but he warns that dark
hours may be ahead for free speech
in the United States" If voluntary
censorship fails.
Mr.. Price discussed the voluntary
censorship system in a radio forum
conducted over the Mutual Network
last night. Lawrence Fly, chairman
Of the Federal Communications
Commission; Roy Larsen, publisher
Of Time Magazine; Raymond Gram
Swing, radio commentator, and
Dwight Marvin, president of the
American Society Of Newspaper Ed
itors, also participated in the Amer
ican Forum Of the Air program.
Mr.. Larsen said the Nation could
profit by England's experience, con-
tending that there is less censor
ship in England after nearly three
years Of war than there was in Eng
land after three months of war;
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Soviet Envoy to Toxic
Won't Return to Post

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts. March ga Toxic dispatch
quoted the Toxic newspaper Hochi
yesterday as saying the Russian
Ambassador to Toxic, Constantin
Smetanin, who is on consultation
trip to Moscow. would not return
to his post, according to reliable
report
It added that Moscow would ap-
point a new envoy.