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Evening star., 1942-02-08
Women of, the Moose

A meeting of all committee chair
men will be held tomorrow evening
at the home of Graduate Regent
Frances Baldwin at pm. 1t is
also the 22d anniversary of Column
bia Chapter.
A Valentine party and penny So
cial will be held February IA at the
home of Anna Rogers for the bene-
fit of the War Relief Committee.
AL members are asked to bring an
article costing not over Is cents.
The War Relief Committee meets
every Tuesday at 1920 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. from to.9 pm.
to work on surgical dressings.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council will meet to-
morrow night at 935 G place NV.
to receive new candidates. Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mary E. Nichols will pre-
side.
Hope Council will meet Tuesday
night at Naval Lodge Hall. Coun-
cilor Mrs. Ada F. Gray will preside.
Columbia Council will meet
Wednesday night at 808 I street
NV. Councillor Mrs. Sue Mehaffle
will preside.
True Blue Council will meet
Thursday night at Fourth street
NE, Councillor Mrs. Dora Fletcher
will preside.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Jewish War Veterans

Washington Post met Tuesday
night at the Community Center.
Comdr. Abraham Miller presided.
The Ladies Auxiliary, headed by
its president, Mrs. Ethel Novak,
have planned hospital relief work.
Smokes, refreshments and bingo
parties and other means of enter
tainment to the patients are on the
agenda. The post will send dele
gates to the midwinter conference
at Atlanta, Ga, from February 81
to "A. Those who desire further
information communicate with Maj.
Max L. Peck, 1880 Irving street NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Mrs. Roosevelt
To Address CoIored
Masons Tomorrow
Meeting to Be Held
At Metropolitan A. M. E.;
Fidelity Anniversary

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will ad-
dress an assembly of colored Masons
Of the District of Columbia at the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church to-
morrow at pm. Grand Master
Royal w. Bailey has requested all
members to attend in full Masonic
dress.
Fidelity Lodge will celebrate its
18th anniversary tonight at the
Providence Baptist Church. Rynier
w. Lancaster, master, will preside.
Lodge communications are: Feb
ruary 9, Eureka; February 10, John
F. Cook; February II, Fidelity; Feb
ruary II, Widows Son; February 13,
James H. Hill; February 16, Hiram.
The Grand Lodge will present the
Cathedral Choir of John Wesley A.
M. E. Zion Church in a program on
March q at the church.
Convocations of the capitular de-
grees are: February 10. Keystone;
February IL, st. John; February 18,
Union; February 10. Mount Vernon;
February 20, Maxwell.
Commandery K. T. meetings are:
February II, Gethsemane; February
13, Simon, and February II, Mount
Calvary.
The Past Masters degree team of
Social Lodge will confer the M. NJ
degree at Scottish Rite Hall on Feb
ruary 81 at pm.
Imperial Potentate Raymond E.
jackson. Buffalo, N Y, has made
the following appointments among
Washington colored Shriners: Past
Potentate Samuel L. Strickland,
deputy of the Desert of Washington,
D. c.; Colvin Bethea. deputy of the
Oasis of the District of Columbia,
and Past Potentate Samuel M.
Graham, special deputy of the
Desert.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Y. F. W. Institutes
u. 5. Naval Gun
Factory Post
james r. Cruise Named
First Commander;
Other Activities

The U. S. Naval Gun Factory Post
No. 3,819 was organized Wednesday
evening at 209 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. and admitted to the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, Vet
erans Of Foreign Wars. More than
go members were admitted.
Comdr. Lambert, assisted by
Senior Vice Comdr. Burton, Junior
Vice Comdr. Foley, Chief of Staff
Belt, Chaplain Fowler, Quartermas-
ter Gill, Adjt. Fowle and the honor
guard, under command of Capt.
Bacon, effected the institution.
James r. Cruise, until recently
junior vice commander OF Follow
Me-Defense Post, was elected COM
mander. Other officers elected are:
Senior vice commander, Harold E
Ruf; junior vice commander, Grant
S. Ray; quartermaster, Charles C,
Vunck; chaplain, John j. Mccain
ley; advocate, Peter B. Jochum; !;
surgeon, William L. Hall. Trustees:
n. j. Carr, Joseph Warga and John
T. Lamb. Mr.. Cruise appointed
Emory G. Roush as adiEtant and
Frank r. Pearson as officer of the
day. The installation was conducted
by Department Comdr. Lambert and
asesisted by Department Chief of
Staff Belt.
The Post will hold meetings on
the first and third Wednesdays Of
each month at 209 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
At the last meeting Of the Nc
Kimmie- -Catterton- Police-Fire Post
four e-hundred-dollar Defense
bonds were purchased. One of the
bonds will be presented to the Ma
tional Home for widows and Or
phans at Eaton Rapids, Mich. Ben
nett Lancaster was accepted to
membership.
On February 10 the post will hold
its eighth annual ball at the WASH
ington Hotel. from 9 pm. to l am.
Special gifts will be presented to
Mrs. pete" Randall and Miss Mar
garet Hammer for their services.
The Drum and Bugle Corps of
Equality Walter Reed Post will be
presented with guidon.
Internal Revenue Post admitted
to membership v. A. Ratcliffe, jr..
who is now serving the armed forces
of the United States and T. S. Hal
stead.
The post will purchase two one
hundred-dollar Defense bonds.
j. N. McCollum was elected
trustee.
Comdr. Fred c. Stello presided.
A banquet will be held at the
meeting on February is at one Of
the local hotels.
All American Post arranged for
a joint social of the post and aux
iliary to be held Tuesday, February
II, at Confederate Hall, 1922 Ver-
month avenue NV, beginning at
8 pm. All veterans and friends are
invited.
At the last meeting William
Downs was chosen as Poppy Com
mittee chairman and Sumner Perry
post council member.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
District Legionnoires Aid
In Droftees' Examinations
Russell S. Jeffreys Urges More
Members to Assist This Month

Russell S. Jeffreys, chairman o
the Emergency Aid Committee O.
the District of Columbia Depart.
ment, the American Legion. last
week called upon commanders O
the various posts to urge theil
members to assist In the physica
examinations ct hospitals on Feb.
ruary 13, II. 20 and "a of draftees
In appreciation of the work being
done by many members, Department
Comdr. Haywood N. Saunders Is
sending them engraved cards which
show their efforts in this work.
Those who will assist are requested
to notify Mr.. Jeffreys at the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue.
Comdr. Haywood Saunders an
nounced last week that the Amer
ican Legion Building Committee
will hold another oyster roast and
barbecue on February Is at the
Potomac Boat Club, Thirty-sixth
and K streets NV, from to 6
pm. The dancing will be from
to 7 pm. All Legionaires and their
friends are invited.
John E. McCabe, chairman of the
roast, announces the following vice
chairmen: Music, Russ Clarkson;
decorations. Henry Heinie: distin-
guished guests, Jerry Lawler; en-
tertainment, Rudy Blick, and Door
Committee, Russ Rafferty,. A number
of the armed forces will be invited
guests.
At a meeting Thursday Guy U.
Cogswell of Nash Post, chairman
outlined plans for the annual ora
torical contest.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the department ball to
be held at the Legion clubhouse on
February ~,
Lincoln Post will meet in the
Legion clubhouse tomorrow at pm.
with Comdr. John D. Germer pre-
siding.
On January 20, American Legion
school awards were made to the out
standing boy and girl of the Febru-
ary, 1912, graduating class of Powell
Junior High School. The presenta-
tions were made by Comdr. Germer
and Past Comdr. George D. Kuhnel.
The post will have a Lincoln birth
day dinner in the Legion clubhouse
on February IL at $50 pm. for the
benefit of the blood bank fund for
Children's Hospital. Legionnaires
and friends are welcome.
Bunker Hill Post will meet at
S07-9 Monroe street NE, Tuesday
evening, with Comdr. j. H. Walsh
presiding. Plans for an informal
post party for members and their
wives to be held at the clubrooms
on Washington's Birthday, will be
completed. A stag night and the
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Woman's Benefit Association.

Brightwood Review meeting. Mon-
day, 8 pm.
Girls Review meeting and Valen-
tine party Thursday, pm.
National Review, lunch and meet
ing, Friday, IL pm.
Junior Rose Court, meeting and
Valentine party, Friday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Job S Duuqhters

Bethel No. 3 will meet February
II at East Gate Temple at 7:30 pm.
A Valentine party will be given
by the Dramatic Club February is
at the home of Mrs. Mallory.
On February 13, Bethel No. S, in
Anacostia, will hare past and pres
ent members of the east night.
Mary Theresa Biro and Dorothy
McVey will be initiated.
There will be a meeting of the
drill team of Bethel No. l at the
home of Mrs. Newsom today at 7:30
pm.
The Hiking Club will meet at the
home of Marian Trammelle at 8
pm. tomorrow.
Save rummage for Lois Heinz
mans rummage sale.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Shepherds of Bethlehem

Loyalty Lodge will meet Monday,
8 pm, at z Fourth street NE.
Trinity Lodge will meet in the
same hall on Tuesday, pm.
Justice Lodge will hold a special
meeting on Wednesday, 8 pm, at
035 @ placs NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

on February II there will be VAL
entine party.
The Home Board will meet Feb
ruary 8 at the home Of Past Matron
Bernice Carlton at 1890 pm.
The Ways and Means Card Club
will meet at the home of Louise
Knaub or February 13.
Friendship Chapter will celebrate
its goth anniversary Tuesday. Other
officers of the Grand Chapter and
the matrons and patrons of 1912 are
special guests.
A luncheon will be held at 4441
Wisconsin avenue NV. on February
II.
Mrs. Vera Low, matron OF Mizpah
Chapter announces q rehearsal at
1910 Wisconsin avenue NV. on Feb
ruary 13 at 7 pm.
The Mu Delta Sigma Club will
meet Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen A. Ferguson, matron
Of Naomi Chapter. announces the
next meeting will be birthday night.
The charter members and past ma
irons and past patrons will be hon.
ored. The grand matron and grand
patron will be special guests.
The Chapter Committee will meet
February 16 with Mrs. Grace A. De-
laney.
The ways and means Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter has completed plans
for Valentine dance at 1909 Ninth
street NV. on February IA, $50 to
II o'clock.
Mrs. Mae A. Etchison, matron Of
Washington Centennial Chapter,
announces a meeting Of the Temple
Board at the home of Mrs. T. Carolyn
Collins, Monday at pm; meeting
of the Ways and Means Committee
at the home of Mrs. Ida Kravitz,
Tuesday at 8 pm.
A card party will be held at Stans-
bury Masonic Temple on February
IA at 8 pm.
Ways and Means. Committee of
Fidelity Chapter will sponsor tur-
key dinner at $500 Sixteenth street
NV. February 10 from 4:30 to 7 pm.
Friendly Circle luncheon will be at
pm. The Officers Club will meet
at the home of Frank M. Wyatt,
February 16.
At the meeting on February II,
birthdays Of members will be cele-
brated.
Mrs Martha Sisk, matron, Treaty
Oak Chapter, announces a card
party February IL at the home Of
Violo Hodson.
Christine Middleton, matron Of
Federal Chapter announces on
Thursday evening the chapter will
celebrate its 18th anniversary. The
grand matron, grand patron and
the 1912 matrons and patrons will
be honored guests. Refreshments
and dancing.
Martha Chapter will have a tur-
key dinner February IL at the
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Rena K. Hunt announces
initiation at the next meeting.
Miss Jessie c. Brantley, matron
of Harmony Chapter, on February
IL will honor the associate matron
and associate patron, with the as
sociate grand matron and associate
grant patron and other matrons and
patrons Of the jurisdiction as hon.
ored guess. A Temple Auxiliary
Board meeting will be held February
II at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Brigulio.
Mrs. Mary r. Lewis, matron OF
William F. Hunt Chapter, announces
the meeting Thursday night will be
followed by program.
The matron, Mrs. Grace Lander
gren, announces a meeting of Beth
lehem Chapter Tuesday evening.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
sponsor a dinner at 1414 H street
NV. on February II.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Scottish Rite Masons
Will Confer Two DEGREES

Mithras Lodge of !; Perfection,
Scottish Rite Masons. will confer the
Ninth and Tenth Degrees Tuesday
evening in the spring class.
The same evening Evangelist
Chapter. Knights of Rose Croix,
will meet.
Roy Plympton. most illustrious
grand master of the Grand Council,
announced that the visitations to
Brightwood Council will be held
February 10 at $50 pm. All cryptic
Masons are invited.
Federal Lodge will confer the
E. A. Degree on large class of
candidates. The junior officers will
have charge of the work.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

The ways and means Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter has completed plans
for Valentine dance at 1909 Ninth
street NV. on February IA, $50 to
IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

Mrs. Ellen A. Ferguson, matron
Of Naomi Chapter. announces the
next meeting will be birthday night.
The charter members and past ma
irons and past patrons will be hon.
ored. The grand matron and grand
patron will be special guests.
The Chapter Committee will meet
February 16 with Mrs. Grace A. De-
laney.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

Esther Rebekah Lodge will tender
reception tomorrow to Grand
Master Parks and Mrs. Andersen.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

The Past Masters degree team Of
Social Lodge will confer the M. M.
degree at Scottish Rite Hall on Feb
ruary 81 at 8 pm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In tho Sir Waller II"tcl.
Nv LYNN SISRET

Ralcigh. Oct. 27.--Whatcvcr tic
merit or lack OF merit IN the pl,r-
ported compromise" agreement
among proponents and opponents Ui
the pending school board amend
mcnt as published III Monday
paper. the outstanding feature Of he
agreement is the arrogant assume
ton on the part OF few men 10
speak for the voters "t North Caro-
lima IN twc elections and for their
elected representatives. i'll the nest
General Assembly.
Som" weeks ago this CCrrCSpUnd-
cucc made the prediction that the
biggest football game Of the year
would be played around Capitol
Square. with school teacher pay as
the football The biggest game OF the
year still deals with the schools. but
currently the salary ball has been
thrown aside while The amendment
ball is IN play. n is still u con
test Tor control rf The schools. ard
80 'Y. the Politicians have .oiut |
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Major Legislation
Awaits Elections
Knox Admits
Jap Strength

hingtun, oct. 2T.---tAP)--.
Navy Secretary knoN SAID TODAY
the issue has been Joined" in
the battle ol the SolomonS and
that the laps have a lot of
,trcnsih." but the "ouicomc is
not clear.
One dIT after the sinking ul
ii,r aircraft carrier Wasp was
announced. Knox said that the
Navy WIS putting up Il gamer
tight ;""u at any time III lis
history
Il .m NOT iurr,hadowng The
results. ir 'ald his press con-
terence. and am certainly not
iu,C h@ua.Us defeat
T'rr e. rrc'mE described ihc
campaign ~ '1v SulumunS as IL
"ur r' r".ij"u ia response tn
request or. any comment he
Could n.i.r "n frequent arrival
81 .llP..c.c H"5uiDrrcmcntS.
GcncrsI.y. Knox laid. tn. Pac-
III" ,!'u.t..H '.Is about the same
u- ic"w,. Grfucd tough. stiff
u@sI"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Amendment Compromise
Emphasizes Political Issue

most OF the yarddgr.
The politicians have had to take
some penalties. rhCy were pcnalIZcd
first when most Of tiCm had To ad-
nit that many things they had 6; id
about tho provisions ct the amend
merit were in error. Nearly all of "a"
early publicity Tor the amendment
has been apulogiHcd Tor.
They accepted another penalty
when ilic chairman OF the D2mJcra-
tic state executive committee. WHO
also heads tic committee for tn"
amendment. had tr recall a ltt;.r
asking sworn registrars and judges
uf election tu violate their oaths ul
5rficc by actively working Tor the
proposal
II the purporicd comprOmi,"
agreement is made effective. the
politicians will have rcstired all the
ground lost in the other penalties.
As one keen observer expressed It.
tho school folks we're compromised
out of the legislature when the
amendment wa. submitted. and now
Continued OH Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Another $15,OOO,OO
900 Made Available
in Cash and Contract
A ut h atoms
for Strengthening Of
Naval Power.

Washington. Oc:. 21.-t.AP)-
Another 1000. 000.GJJ was made
available tcday To sharpen tn
Nays offensive power. Witu
Thousand more planes and
many new tons OF floating cran.
rs President Roosevelt signed in
to law the second supplemental
wartime appropriation and con-
tract authorization bill.
Congress completed action on Int'
measure Thursday. Tn" Legislation.
brought io ST. 900. O0O. 900 the tnlul
OF direct appropriations and con-
ltHc! authorizations Tor the Navy
since July. 1910.
~, measure appropriated Sj.j9I,-
addition authorized II t. begin let
""d.:Iun authorized Ito begin lea
W. contracts on a $4,000. 900 .0OC
construction program To- add 2.lOl.'
"nb tons OF floating Crait-5O0.O Ju
ions IF new aircraft carriers. j0u.-
hun tons OF cruisers. Grr..l# tons al
dts'ryCIS and escort vessels AND
-"O.nhO tons of auxiliary ~iI!p>
Acquisition nf 1861 nov bonnie.
ana tighter planes. al a cost ~! S.
"h-.huo.uru. Was provided in the O.
rect appropriations.
ArmmG hundreds moro merchant
ship. vas financed in 81 $lOO.nOu.u no
item, and 5000 .OOO. 600 wa. provided
l". defense housing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Japanese
Submarine
Base kaiided
Fayy Reports Attack
by Army Planes on
Japanese installations
in Aleutian islands;
No Report of Damage
is Given.

Washington, Oct. 27.-tAP)
Two new bombing raids on
Japanese installations. includ-
ing Il submarine base. On KiSka
island in the AlcutianS were re-
|ortcd by The Navy today.
The reference 60 ,he submar-
Inc base was the first mention
If such I'M enemy installation in
he island chain reaching west
ward from Alaska. However.
he Navy on several previous
ccaSinnS had mentioned enemy
submarines operating in the
AleutianS area.
HOth of the bombing assaults
were made by Army planes. No
report of the damage inflicted
upon the Japanese was given.
The Navy said that during the
raids enemy anti-aircraGt shore
batteries were active but that no
aerial resistance was offered.
In the first raid Army "L.bgrator''
DomberS guarded by L,ckhccd
"Lightnirg" fighters dumped lG
ions OF bombs on the japanese camp
area on Kiska and the submarine
base
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
WARREN NEGRO HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE

Wmrcntun. Oct. p Eddie Lvc
Aston. Young Negro at Incz. Wa;
Erc.tcd Ivy Warren county Officer ;
sunday morning ior the killing al h.,
lutr"r-in-law. Major Aston. 50. late
Saturday night al lucl on the place
VI {. Aston, prominent Warren
county farmer.
Officers said Eddie Lee was bru-
ally beating hi> wife. young W.
man "i Ia years VINO has one small,
hid. The fnthcrin-llw tried Ia SC;:-
Ta'c the two. and In" former graz
bed "a shotgun and shot through the
rigA, eve into lie brain oi the Older
nan. IL" died instantly.
Aston WAS placed in The Jail m
WarrCnton {" await Superior Court
rial i'll January. He was already I'M
Ter suspended sentence ON viii =
Ky case.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
RAF ATTACKS JAPS
IN BURMA THEATRE

New Delhi. oct 2i.--tNP) Two
formations Of liGhcr.c.curtcd RAJ
bomber. attacked "NiCctivcs y"st,r.
day IN I've Nkyah area Of .Iapanc.
occupied Euru'I. q British cumruir'-
due announced today.
Borihs were dropped ~, building 3,
housing the CugrIy and tires brrht
out. after which the fighters mnuc
low level attacks With their machiu.
guns. the CummuuiutIC s,itl
II rCpur'.l VA ~. 49,! :'t rit..
ga, lost
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Navy Appropriation
Signed BY President
Somber 'Tinge
To Navy Day
central PI'css)

Washington. oct. - ,hpD. -.
Win Uncle Sans sea warriors
lighting on seven fronts. the ma
ton sUmbcilv observed .ts first
wartime Navy Day today. pay
ing tribute To- the courage ana
skill oi Americas naval forces.
The occasion vas marked III
hundreds q! CUmnuniiIg- by
paradcS ana by sp,cchcS at
lunChconS and dinners whi!c the
Navy. itself. was patrnlling thc
>ca>. guarding supply lines. con-
NOyIng troops 10 the worlds bat
Ur!ronis and combating enemy
forces.
In Il letter tu Secretary of
Navy Knox. President Roosevelt
expressed pride in the Nays
heroic accomplishments in this
war" and declared II is doing
the biggest job any navy has
ever been called upon to do. and
doing il Supcrbly."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Two To Die
In Gas Room

Raleigh. oct. 27.-(APl-iicrmhn
Allen. 80. convicted of Staying three
Johnston county persons. and OTIS
Harris. l7-ycar old Negro who was
convicted of raping a young BERTHE
county white woman. will die in the
gaS chamber unless Governor
BrDughton intcrVcncS.
Allen was convicted of killing Cap
Raynur. his wife and his wiica
brother. Grady Lee. last Janua.y.
The State supreme court found no
error in the trial. Allcn prcviouly
had served u five year sentence for
mnnsllughtCr.
Seventeen other persons. melt a.
ing two women. are on death row.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
MOSQUITO BOMBERS
ARE FASTEST IN AIR

London. Oct. 27.-(APl-Thc
nrw British Mesquite bnmbcrS
used recently for bombing mis-
stems On The continent are made
mainly of wood. il was revealed
today. and Peter MaScficid. air
commentator. said i'm BBC
broadcast that they are the fast
est bombrrs ever built.
The Mosquito. Mascficld ad-
dcd. is "owr Ct the fastest air
planes in the world in any cate
CORY" and carries surprising
formidable bomb load"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Briton Lauds
Yank Airmen

London. oct. 27-(AP)-Air Min
lStcr SIR Archibald Sinclair predict
ed today that the United States air
forces would bring mighty and
SCATTERING reinforcement 10 TIE
bombing offensive against Germany
which. he disclosed. dumped 5000
tons of bombs on the nazi homeland
IN nine ralds during the first ii day
of September
The Americans arc joining ~.
Sinclair said. Don't hustle them
bombing Germany is no picnic.
Their bombing has been aston
ishinCly accurate. My belief i that
they will bring mighty and shaticr-
ing reinforcement 20 tho bombing Of
fc">ivc against Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
VICHY VOLUNTEERS
MAY GUARD OUTPOST

Vichv. oct 2T.--(AP) Serious
attention was given Ivy Vichy circles
today 10 proposal that the govern
mcnt create volunteer groups to DC
rushed 10 Dakar cor any other men
accd point Of the empire
The suggestion VAS said To- hrvc
originated as a resolution passed at
. government school near Vichy VS.
tcrday. II vas widely reproduccd in
-rUrYiua u"rsr1rcrs tOdny along
NIlr rr yl.,Dl, comment
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-27
Mrs. DiIling
Denies Charge

Washington, oct. 27.-tAP)-NlrS.
Elizabeth DIllinG of Chicago. author
Of The Rcd Network" entered Il
plea Of innocence with the doclara-
y absolutely not guilty" when
@rhlgncd in district court today Oh
rharg", Of ConSpirinG tO undermine
INC morale OF the armed force.
Mrs. DlllirG is the only woman
defendant among % persons named
j., an indictment returned July %
charging the defendants with en-
%SdE'nG IN il plot 10 spread scdlti0uS
literature among the nations tight
'"g men.