davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Burma 1T nun autb
nfrlorrr1

@aibineton: N%r6iioent @ooiepelt bot
te in ieiner Munoiunfreoe arn lesten
Dtenstagoben6 erfldrt, oab oie Nad-
ri6ten Don Der Gront in 8urma un-
8nniti9 Iaiiten uno nit Der Moglih-
feit eerednet tperoen miiiie, oaB sic
Burma @oao, Die &a,lptnohidllb-
linie Der Gbineien. uon oen Sapanert
erreiht apiirbe.
Hos ltngliid traf idneaer ein OILS
Ole grtpartungen. Ute 8urna Hoao
e~rfor6erte cine gr0Bere Mufmerfiam.
feit dis oegla,tbt tuurbe. Nadoem bie
Gngldn6er Dor einigen 8ofen Man-
gun aufeaben, mos oas Sos ser 3r-
fnbrftrabe fir China beieeeIt. Die
Sapaner 0rGneten inrner mebr mad,
Noroen uno 5spar nod 2aibio, Dem
iiioIid}en gn6e ser Burma 8oao nno
trieben 10 einen Sell atpiiden Die bril-
tiiden uno sic hineiiiden Truppen
unter benz onerifaniihen General
StihDeq. Dieier mubte iit immer
febr ibnea ouriid5ieben, INN Der I'm
ainglunu gu enteeben. Ser @ea nod
2aibio aber auar elm id,perer fir Die
SSapaner. Gen 6liben oils Sdn,t
batten oie g9ineien nod bobe, 8eree
dis natiirlide sdutnittel = aber
lie batten feline Norbereitungen fir
Befeitigungen getroffen uno auBer-
Dem tpuroen @,eriaatruppen Der
Supaner bon Ginoeborenen geleitet.
Burma, cine Der 6lteiten &olonien
engianos, batte uiele finite aolonnen
in6 bieie maren NIT Deg uno Steg
better betraut uls Die in Gle berbei-
gefd1fften Trnppen Gbinas. Mit ben,
BerIuit bon Nanoalap iette Der 3u-
fafnrienbruh Gin, oenn oie Selfeloer
8ur1naS tparen cine uni1dBbare
&ilfe fir Die Medaniiierten Seile
Ser Mrmeen. Sic batten oas Del &C.
rooe3u an Ser &an6. Cine gan5a
Glotte bon Tanfern fubr Sag uno
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&taotflucbt: Gtmas 9eue8
in Qrnertka

gu ben erfreulidIten Al,sapirfun-
gen Der burh ben @ries berbeiee.
fiibrten @irtidaftstonitelation &C.
bort cine grideinung, sic bisber iue-
mig beadtet sporoen lit: Die Werei-
,tieten Staaten, oieies flaiiise Gin
tuon0erungslan0, iteben ieit elmer
@eibe bon Monaten I'M 3eid)en elmer
itdn6ig tpadienoen 8innentuanoerune
Gliidlidertpeiie bonOelt es iid ober
4dbei nidt tnebr UNI iogetmnnte Sano-
fhidt. Dns beiBt: Die e~eaenap6rtige
@anoerbetuesung Uoll3iebt iid) rdiiim-
lid nift n1ebr bonn 0anbe nod be,l
gr0beren aStdoten uno beruilih nid)t
mebr BON Der 2anotpirtidyaft in Die
Snouftrie, ionoern gebt in beioerlei
Sinn In a,mgefebrter Nidtun9 Dor
fi9!
0ie tanOeuirtidsdftlid)e Bnuoes-
Mubeitsb0rie beri6tet, oab fbr alein
m ben beioen perfloiienen Wod1ell
140O @efperbuneen UNI GarmsMr-
beitsltellen 3ngegon9en iin0. gr0bten-
tells ieitenS iuneer Wadnner un0
Dro,se,, obne Ianb&pirtihaftlide Or
fn9rrtng. Mebnlide @adribten font
,rter aus anoeren 3entren, dooaB 9e-
robe In Der geeentpdrtigen 3eit boiler
QSbne in Den pilaartig aus Dem 3d.
ben tpadienoen Miitan9sbetrieben
paraooyertpeiie bon elmer Beginner
ben Gluht aus Den tStd0ten seipro-
den tperoen tann.
Die uriaden biepfiir liegen nidt
70 obne tpeiteres 5uta9e. i'm @egen.
fas al ben 0erb6ltniifen, init oenen
mar, es BET Der 2anofludt at t,1n bot.
&ierbei 1T es oas Streben Der lamb
li&en 8eboIferung nod Nerbeiierung
fbrer tpirtidaN lidfo5inlen Naee,
oaS ben pipdoloeiiden Motor Ser
Wdnoerbapegung tiloet. Die Snou-
ftrie fam i'm nlI9emeinen before
2dbne adbIen als Die 9anotuirtidaft,
unb III Der @robitabt ftnb before
@ortebdnou1sen hir ben io5kaIen
slufittee oeee6en als anf Dem fla
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Mooiebelt bri&t General @aimwriabt
mnb ieimen srmppen ieine @etunn-
ocrana aais. . -.

@aibinaton. 9as &riessoepart.
mett CAB befannt, oaB elm SanOungs-
angriff Der ssopaner altf Die 6eit,tng
G%orregioor in ser ManiIa 8ai ae-
lang, tueil Die Gerteioiger ourdy sic
idiperen Sl,ftanerifie uno BeidieB-
ulg ourd, idlpere Mrtiuerie Gerluite
erlltten batten, bie nitt 81, erieter
sparen uno auBeroem ipar sic Sc
iatung ifapah NIT 9ebensmitteIn
oeriorgt nnb sic &ranfbeiten tatel,
oas iibri9e.
Walbitgtpn. Yei Der Ghllabme bon
Gorregioor fieien Del, Sapanern aud,
orei fleile ariegsidiffe uno 5tuei
@sinenlufer III sic SGnDc. 3S45 81
fi5iere uno Na,nuid)aften ,paren ari
Gorrigeoor itationiert uno etpa i'm
Gan5en 10000 Wenid,en aui Sen
Snieln in ser BAL BON Mauila, oar.
unter Srauelt unb &inoer.
Sic Sfiffe iu ser Manila Sci
Wuroen perienft.
Seit Ius5rud) bes Arie9es ,piro
bis iest Ser SerluIt BON SO ariegs.
idiffeu Ser II. g. befannt seeeben.
Staatsiefretdr 9oroeu Sua saf
inbe5ug ouf ben 0erlliit Gorreei
|Sors folgenoe Grfldrung ob:
rGorregiOor uno 8ataan iueroen
inuner leben in ser 8eidid,te Mmeri.
fas. Sbre 8erteioieer baben Die see.
le Mmerifas i'm &ries ge5eigt. Sbr
5eloenmut apar Oas 3eiden fir Elm
erfolsreites Gnbe bes arieges 5u.
suniten gmerifas."
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&mite nnb JlmflGmfe iinb nid,t
III tarneu

Die Hicienitaot Sofic lit geraoe5u
elm iOeaIes 3iel fir Sa,ftangrific.
Gle lStaSt lieet am @aiier. iit
5l,m glrten SeiI BON Gliiiien einee.
rabmt uno lit nidt feipriider.
Tie aiiite unb sic Sliiiie fGunel,
nift getarilt ,peroen nnb ser Bonn.
barber fann sic Staot iomit leid,i
finoen uno Ole &iiitintgs- ulo ioniti,
gen idyper- in0mitrielIen @erfe trei-
zen. beren Gage i'm Yerbdltnis 81
Den NeipGliern nnb Dem Melt Sel
Sta0t befannt int.
Gas Ernbeben bon 1923 bat &c,
5eiat, auas cine Teuersbr,tnit IN ~
flo auriften fanr, uuo Ole Sapanel
baben lid boiler ieit Ser ginfiibritno
Der 8ran0bomlbe als aaqnpfmittel IL
jeOer @eiie bemiibt. ShusmaBitah,
men at treffen. Mber iie baben no.
tiirlid nift ale 6olSballten Der gan.
5en SiebenmiuionenItaot ourd, fe,ier
iid)ere Steinballten eriesen fGnnen
uno Bran0bomben ,piirOen 0aDer Inn
n,er nod aueit id)limmer apirfen als
in Nonoon, 100 iel6it Steinbauter
Sen Glammen gum Spfer fielen.
Sic Sapaner baben iid bisber I'M,
mer auf ibre geoerapbiide Gage Der
laiien:
sic baben iorgi6ltigit oen Jrieoer
NIT &uBlanO geauubrt, oenn @iBlani
1T niht nur Nadbar. ionoern bat aud
Glug5euge, Die in Sapan eans tpe
|ientlih mebr unbeiI anrihten f0nn
ten. als iapaniide 0ltftan0rtIfe /,
Stbirien.
Sie fiibren ongegen luitig 4rtcl
eegen gbina, 6os otpar aud Elm Nod
bar III, aber feline Ulaieaeuse bat, BIZ
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Gen Sanbe". Sas lit tpobl aud) nod
oenl ariegseintritt unieres 9anoes
nibt anters getporben, uiel eber
ioate man bas 8egentea annebmen.
0ennoh beitebt Die Eatiade, Oab
rSta6tleute" in tpad)ienoer 3ubl nod
Dem 2anoe br1ngen. Sn Sen Mrbeits-
naftueisGmtern bat man ben Gin.
0rrf, SaB es gum euten Seile Der
Hatriotistnrs lit, ser hieie M6nner
uno 5rauen Oa5u treibt, 0anoarbeit
gu ii,den. Sat es iid bod nadgera-
oe berum9eiprod)en, bob Ole Gage
jan ser Grnahrungsfront fir ben
Musgang oes &rie9es bon nidt &c.
ringerer 8idtiefeit lit oils Die Gnt-
midluns unieres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
potentials.
@it alIeoelm iou nidt geiagt fem.
oaB oas Yroblem Ser 8erbinoerune
elmer lan0tpirtidaftliden ,2eutenot"
bereits reltlos gel0it mdre. Die 3aBl
Der lan6tpirtiduftlih tdtigen Herio,
ne1 mar ant 1. Mpril INN $1,000 9e-
ringer oils am gleifen Gage 6es Do.
rigen Sabres. Stnmerbin par tie am
8eridtstoge init 9,483,00O INN 745,-
900 gr0Ber ais am 1. Wdr5 1912.
Die Grage lit iebt nur, Oh es Die
arbeitenoe 8eb0lterune in Dem miin-
Iid~ensiperten MaBe apiaens fittbet,
lire Hldte freimiaig % ein3uneb.
men, auenn ser .War Manpotper act"
in araft seiest miro, fire @ldse frei-
miGig 6u einSunebmen, no ibr gin-
ias Dem Sanoe ben groBten Nrsen
bringt - o6er Oh Die Nereinigten
Stuaten I'M ~totalen arieo" bod nod
gu Dem 3manesarbeitsipitem iJber-
geben miiiien, 6as fir oie WirNdeit
Ser totalit1ren Gambler ihon in Gra-
oens3eiteh darafteriittid lit. Mle
@erihte Der Bunbes- Mrbeitsborien
beredtigen oorerit 5u Der &offnung.
bob Sic 0ffentli6e Mrbeitsmarft.
2enfune in unierem 2anoe ibre 8icle
aud obne 3wanesmittel errei&en
fam.
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Naht oen Srrapaoop berab ,,no Der
iorgte aud sic inoiide Mrmee nit
bent notieen @aiolin. Mber nid)t nlr
Die Sruppen blefben nun obl1e Del,
ionoern aud5 Miaionen Don Sampen
8urmas, Weitdinas u,,o zines Cells
BON Snoten bleiben nun bunfel unb
oa bort gleftriSitdt audi iebr spenig
ausgebaut lit, meitt es auh Suneer
fir Die 8etpobner, benn Die Maihi.
neric miro meiit NIT Sel betrieben.
Die Selfeloer iino 5tpar gum Sell
fir Elm gan5es Sabr auBer 8etrieb
geiett, aber bas mmbt Den Sapaneri'
nifts aus. Sic f0nncn leibt Nad),
ifub erbalten aus oen proberten Sc
bieten Nieoerlanoiih-Sc snoiens.
Sai6io, sic stoot Die am meiiren
genonni ipllroe; TT ater iniufern bon
igroBer 8eoeutung, ben.: bon bier
aus ging eine 8abnliMie nod Dem
Sn,eren China. Oieie 8abnlinie DE.
Iforoerte ebenfaqs Madidub fir Die
Gbineien, ser bis nod 2aibio gebruGt
tpurbe auf ser io9enannten 8ur1na
Hoa0 nit tauienoen BON Srufs.
2afbio batte @arenbduier rno
IStapelpldse fir Miaionenhuerte bon
3riegsnaterial, oaS aus Mmerifa
aui langem. langem Seeluege mad,
Gbina gebradt tplroe. Nb bieie @erts
gum Seil gerettet iueroen ~tounten,
lit bisber nitt befannt. Die Saupt'
liad)e lit, baB Der Nadid)ub iiberbaupt
gang unb gar nerloren lit. WarunlS
Die Burma &oab thar Die einaigt
&oao BON Snoien, oils &anglin &C.
fallen mar. 100 ole Waffen mad
Den Gbineien gebrad)t tueroen fon,lten
0as Sodplateau bei Saibio apar aud
Ger lette Ylas 100 5lug5euspldse a,l
geleet ,peroen fonnten. Naf @eiter
iinS Die Serge nun 10 bod, % lit 3
49,. Der Simalapa, beiien Spite nod
SdIuk duf Seite 8.
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Semjet.O ffeniipc
.beoinnt IN Ukraine

Wtostau. 9lln0erttalrenoe ruiiiid)er
ESoloaten, Sic benz 1eino 5lroor ia.
men. gineen out brei Der ,uid)tieitell
oeltid)en tSfiispunfte I'M thurman.
grill pcr, bon Oenen argenomnletl
|apnroe, OaB oie Oeutihen tie fir ibrs
|Sffenitpe per1penoen ipiiroen. ltnte,
benz 8efebl bon Waridau StmoIdenft
griff Die Gote Mrnnec an ser 6ron1
bel Gbarfnap, aurSf unb SaganrDq
an. Mu oieien brei Y,tnften baben 81,
Oeutihen Sffeniip Mbiiften cnt
iuifelt.
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@untttonsmangel unn
krankbett Der Truppen
laBt Correqt0or fallen
1apaner lanoeten Grup pen BON Bataan aus

elm. Mmerifanii6e Bomber pernidte-
ten 40 iapaniide 5Iue5e,ige in Bur.
ma nno 90 in &nngi,n.
Madagascar. Die Gngldnoer ge-
lanaten in sen 8eiit bes SofenS bon
Diego tSh.area, inoem iie bieien
iftuer oerteioigten Yunft i'm @iden
aneriifen. Die Nerteioiger fino al
len, Inidein nod in Sic Serge au-
riif,ge5ogen tporoen.
NuBIano. Ser @ueriqafrieg an Der
ruiiiifen Jrol1t bat iolde Irsbrei-
tung angenommen, baB Sie 3eitung
rS5oeitia' ben Gau Sitlers biz aunt
SCRIPT uorausiagt.
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&aibington. Gas Ab6ablunssge-
ifdit miro Ollrdp cine iofort in Strait
getretene N~erorottlng ipeiter beifnit-
tent. Nb5abhlneen oiirfen iid rur
nod iiber IL Monate eritreden. 81,
sen SGoen. Die .durge account fiir
.ibre 8u,oen hobei,. oari Die Iauer
ser poaen 8e5abliins nift mebr als
6 @od)en in Mnipru1 nebmen.
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Ojtjtaaten fperHei, NIT
MISUNDERSTANDING
pertramt 9etnodet

Baibi'stoa. Sptssenat mlroe Ell
ne @eiebborlaee eingereidt, Dab Be,
Megierlmg erla,sbt ale Yripatautu.
mobile an e~nteignen, iuenll Ser Sab.
rer zines iolden ifllloig beiunoeI
miro mebr ais 40 Meilen per Stl,n.
oe seiabren gu iein. Sn Sen Sititaa.
ten gibt es u6 Is. Wai &arten fir
3 bis 5 @alonen @aipIin per ISOLDE
letterc 3abl fir &riegsarbeiter.
Mlld lit e,rt 8efet in Sorbereitune
Sas 8eihlagnabmc aler @eifel, an
Vripatautomobilcn boriielt.
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111mAcrtae
Ssn Saul siO.cr,

Iutter.ay
Sriiu ,;.;it nuein Nanri
linz 'e,l9et ;tdhncllb Sic Ncounicu
We.r iber's Mcer
Cir titles Grab am 9crpesianoe.
Sci iiciI bent 9Giierncer cntiliebi.
8irgt all bic treue Muttcl lichc.
Sic emit tir Mid saebliilt.
Wutiertae -
Scs SenseS DIiitenitraui
@cGt mir. Sh mill i'm bliHe,r
Su ienen StGtfen, ipp bis Sr.cu
Nusruben . ben Grbenloreen
8iu idrn,iiden eincr Mutter Urob
Sic ME i'll, funnfc
5ann mill ih be~iittpdrts mcine Slrcb
manDern.
S:elieidt bltnft Mir cin lleiner Ster,l
Vim florcn, iriibtins suddt '9c,t 8imnel
Ils iprGde er: Weiu lieber Sunse.
Sieb. b,ine Nutter lab bid beutc
llnc ircrte iid. oa bu on iie aeoadt.
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Stuttgart nnS pilien
tuerNc1t ~bcinborNicrf

SonOcn. &ieiige lel,e britiid}e 9oul-
Der Orangen tiei nod Geuti :lanO i,n>
.ieine GaiaIle,itaaten hinein Dor ltnr
iparien 8omben ai,f Sic 'Sfooa,perfe
IN Yilien in ser z ded)oilotpafei al
uno aui 5abrifen ut Stuttgart.
9alnburg nn0 &oln tpuroen ebelr.
faas 'fJrper angegriften.
Nad} Nad)riften aus Sdppeoer
gdb es bel Den %piertd9igen Mngriffer
auf &oitod 1000 Cote uno Oie Sta0,
lit ein 8rano- uno Srimmerbauien
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@aibington. Bei Den Sorapablen
in Soutb Oatotd uno Snoiana, CAB
Die 8enoIferung gu neriteben, baB fie
nit oer Eolitif Der SIolationiiten
nif)t einperltanben iinb. Die 3anhi.
oaten sic Dies oils Hlatform benusten
lullrOen geif)ln9en.
SIN Staat Snoiana seigte iif oas.
ielbe Bib.
Die @%anbioaten, DIE fir nole TIT
terltiisung Der @egierung tuaren, er.
laneten 81 @elultate, eau3 94eiM oh
auf Dem repubftfaniffen ober benz
oemofratiiden Stimrn3etteI.
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Dcn 8mrtno mber Bic
|0ren3e Sm%dtinas

Ghun9ting. Die iapauiid)sn Nr-
meen jtiirmten ourd) Burma bis mad,
China binein Dor unb beorpben 90
nit in Ben &iiden Ser iiiolifen Ir-
meen 5u fonrmen, Ole spiid)en oe,,
Sapanern uno Snoien itebel,. Inn iie
ein5ufreiien alno su bernidten.
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|0Sri,,e ieu feline Ne,nter
nie>er9eleet kabert

SonOon. Mus StofboIm piro BE-
riftet, oaB @enernlUelomaridnn
86ring, Slpeiter Mann i'm 0ritten
&eid, ollie Iemter in Die &dnoe Sit
lers 5urifgelest bot uno MUIR nod
Sen Soften als 2uftfabrtminiiter
inne lalte. Iud miro beriftet, 6ab
General uon 8rauditih ,pieoer Die
Jiibrulle ais &eerfiibrer iibernom.
men babe.
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8eiabmneseeiten taben
lib erkSkt

Vifp. Gas nmtlste ,Souruul'
entbielt ein Oefret, onrf oas Die SIN.
leibe 'bei ser 8anf BON 6rantreid, 5,,r
Sedung Der oeutiben 8eiasunssfo.
item. um 5000, 900. 600 5ranfen er.
b0bt nuroe. gs ioa nun cine Mesie
unesbonoanleibe alfgelegt aueroen
tint Die Grbobung ser 8eiaeungs
foiten 81 oefen.
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!! Deutihe 1nHmitrie ieu
bic pre>metien erhShe,t

Sun0cn. Mls oiir!d) miro berid)tet,
Scr vGolfiid,e geobafter'' in Berlin
babe Sic Sl,Oultrie auigeforoert. 81,
einem lebteu gieantiiben &umpi sic
Groorftion 51 erboben. Der Con ser
beutiden Yreiie lit ointerer %geaporoen.
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Beer tpirN atat
9 Ntiuienen aebrasbt

Walbington. Sic 9eeenluarti9en
Slane Der &eeierune ieben sic Mufs
~Itclung l,no Ilsriiitrne elmer Mrmee
Don 6 Miuionen Mann Dor. Sieie
Mitteilrutg ipuroe befa,nt ol,rh Sic
9ommiiiion oes Mbgeorbnetenbaui es
sur llnteriudung ser Soloerbobung
fiir Sploaten.
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u.8ccte p~erjeneen >rei
tpeitere HanHelSihiiie

Weit Yalm 8eaf,, TIoriba. Gin u
Boot p~erienfte orei ipVtere tleinete
9anoelsihiffe i'm Mtlantif. Sic 9es
iatung erreiften Sdfen uno ,penigs
Mannihaften gclten oils DerIoren.
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Sage oes Rrieoes AM
heutt0en CAGE

Burma: General Chang &ui Sbel
nobm bas &ommanoo iiber sic dime.
iiiten Sruppen in feline &ano. =,
traf bon Gtbungfine an ser Tront
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Smith Alumnae
Club Luncheon

Forty Smith College undergrad
yates and their mothers will be
honored at spring luncheon, to be
given by the Washington Smith
Alumnae Club at 12:45 pm. tomor-
row at the clubhouse of the Ameri-
can Association Of University
Women.
Miss Helen Atwater, councillor of
the Washington Smith College Club,
and Mrs. George A. Eddy, president
Of the club, will report on war prob
lens confronting the college as dis
cussed at q recent national alumnae
council meeting in Northampton,
Mass. Several undergraduates will
tell Of defense course, changes in
social life and student and faculty
war activities.
Among the mothers and their un.
dergraduate daughters invited to at.
tend the luncheon are Mrs. DAME
Ball and Miss Mary Kathleen Bell
Mrs. Robert Jackson and Miss Mary
Margaret jackson. Mrs. Sherwoode
A. Tanlnder and Miss Constance d.
Wolf Tamnder, Mrs. Charles F. Nc.
Laughlin and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Herbert Willett
jr., and Miss Jean Libbey Willett
and the following daughters o.
Smith alumnae: The Misses Cynthis
and Ann Carlin Borden, daughter,
Of Mrs. William A. Borden: Mis-
Mary Elizabeth Dyer, daughter o.
Mrs. George G. Dyer: the Misse.
Edith Chaplin Huntington and Joan.
ma Carpenter Huntington, daugh.
ters Of Mrs. William Chaplin Hunt.
ington, alumnae trustee; Miss Eliss
Shumaker, daughter Of Mrs. Samuel
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Ecuador Grows More Rice

Rice from Japan having been cut
OF, Ecuador is growing more Of the
grain to help supply Venezuela, Bo-
livia, Panama and Costa Rica.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Miss Bess Paterson
To Wed MIR. Shipe

Mrs. Alexander Horn Paterson Of
Towson, Nd, has announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Bess Louise Paterson, to Mr.. John
Kelso Shipe Of Chevy Chase, D. c.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harlan
Shipe Of Washington.
Miss Paterson is the daughter Of
the late DR.. Paterson, who was pro-
fessor Of prosthetic dentistry at the
University Of Maryland, author and
lecturer. Before his death, DR..
Paterson presented clinics in dental
schools and societies In this country,
Great Britain, France and Holland.
Miss Paterson is graduate of the
University Of Maryland and is q
member Of Mortar Board and Kappa
Kappa Gamma.
Mr.. Shipe also was graduated from
the University Of Maryland and is a
member Of Omicron Delta Kappa
and Phi Delta Theta. He Is great
grandson Of the late DR.. Henry M.
Wilson, a leading physician Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Goodwill to Hold
Sale of Antiques

Hundreds Of interesting antiques
will be offered for sale at the open
house Of the Goodwill Industries
to be held Friday at 1918 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Among the items which are all
reasonably priced are old-fashioned
costumes dating from the Civil
War period, old hats and bonnets,
underwear of the pre-Civil War
period, laces and embroidery pieces,
christening robes dating to the
Civil War period, old evening cloaks
and capes, rare buttons, fans, slip
pers and parasols; Is taf1eta petit
coats and old-fashioned blouses.
Many OF these garments carry Paris
labels.
The Goodwill Guild which is
sponsoring the sale will save enough
Of its collection to have q perma-
nent exhibit which will be shown
at the Curiosity Shop at a small
charge.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Y. w. Stats Plan
Joint Session

Miss Annie Kate Gilbert, stafi
member Of the Y. w. G. A. National
Board in New York, will be guest
speaker at q joint meeting Of the
Washington and Baltimore STATS
tomorrow at the Y. w. c. A., Seven
teenth and K streets NV. Miss
Gilbert, who Is field supervisor Of
the Southern Regional U. s. o.
Y. w. C. A. program will speak on
How to Integrate the Y. w. c. A.
Pre-War Program With the De-
fense Program" The talk will be
followed by . panel discussion with
Miss Mabel Cook and Miss Ann
Brookings Of Washington. and the
Baltimore directors, serving on the
panel.
The meeting will open at 1880
an, followed by luncheon at l
pm. Mrs. Lawrence H. Shepard,
recently appointed general secre-
tary Of the K Street Y. w. G. A.,
will be introduced to the Baltimore
associations at the luncheon. The
meeting will continue until $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-24

WOnenHear
Elizalde
Filipinos Dying
For Ideals, He
Tells Club
BY GRETCHEN SMITH.

Half the human race can be made
available for mobilization in the
defense of democratic ideals II Asia
can be persuaded that victory for
the deniocracies is its victory as
we'll, the Resident Commissioner OF
the Philippines, J. M. Elizalde, de-
clared yesterday.
Speaking at the information hour
luncheon OF the Women's National
Democratic Club, the commissioner
said that millions OF Asiatics have
no acute interest in the war or even
a clear understanding Of the issues
involved.
"Yet I am firmly convinced that
these millions would more readily
follow the banner Of democracy than
that Of Fascist totalitarianism," he
asserted.
The speaker argued that every
philosophy in the Orient rejected
the concept OF a master race and OF
the exaltation of the state over the
human spirit.
Can we not find way to win
the apathetic millions over to the
common cause?" he asked.
The fate of half Of the popula-
ton of the world rests upon the solu-
ton OF this problem by the leaders
intrusted with planning the strategy
of the war for the democracies." the
commissioner declared.
THE people of the Orient are
thirsty for the advantages OF democ-
racy," he added. "It is the only
force that. will unite them against
Japan"
Mr.. Enzalde paid high tribute to
the United States and its demo-
cratic principles in an explanation
of why the Filipinos continue to
fight against a bloody and ruthless
invasion"
"The significance Of Bataan IS
that the knowledge OF F1llpinos OF
the virtues of democracy after ~
wears of American sovereignty, mas
developed successfully into respect
and love for the only form OF gov
ernment compatible with the free
snirit of man." he declared. That
is why Filipinos are fighting ana
diving in Bataan," he added.
International relations between
the United States and the Philip
mines will be written in history as
q shining beacon for the peoples
of good will" the commissioner SAID.
Deriding the Japanese proclama-
tion that they are warning to liberate
the orient from the domination OF
the white man, Commissioner Ell
zalde declared that "even the
ignorant man in the Philippine nelo
realizes instinctively that the cause
for which America fights is his own
cause" -.
"He remembers that America has
fulhlled each and every promise
made" he added. ,...
Concluding with an optlmlstlc
note on the ultimate outcome OF the
present struggle, he said. Dacta-
tors are fond of proclaiming the
historic destiny Of their nations, nut
the democratic world has historic
destiny to outshine theirs"
The speaker was INTRODUCED py
Mrs Justin Miller. Mrs. Paul NC
Mutt, vice president OF the ciuo,
presided In the absence OF tne
president, Mrs. Curtis Shears.
Evening star., 1942-03-24
Tea Is Planned
To Aid Red Cross

Mrs. Marvin Johnston will enter
tain Friday afternoon at the first
Of a series Of Red Cross bridge teas
in Yorktowne Village, Md. The
purpose Of the teas is to create a
fund to be used in connection with
the Yorktowne Village Sewing Unit
which is one of the new units
formed in Montgomery County since
the war. Mrs. Johnston is chairman
and Mrs. Otto Elble supervisor.
Assisting Mrs. Johnston at tea
will be Mrs. Elble, Mrs. Margaret P
Stephans and Mrs. Alice M. Foutch