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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
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I can assure you China, like Britain, will not stop fighting nor shrink from further sacrifices un- til the last aggressors give up arms, -Gereralissimo Chiang Kai-shek,
 The willingness of the people to sacrifice exceeds in some respects the willingness of the government to ask for those sacrifices.
 Rep. James w. WadsWorth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Retail Failures May Amount To 10 Times 1932
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington
 COrrespOndent

The problems of the small busi- ness man are again in the Washing ton limelight at least temporar- fly. The Senate Committee to Study and Survey Problems of Small Busi- ness, headed by Senator James E. Murray of Montana, is holding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Moon rises 4.oa a. n. lwar timel. Sun rises e:B3 Q. m.; sets o;26 ?, m. twar tlme1 All vehicles must be lighted thirty min. uleN after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Washington Merry-Go-Round
Lene Quit Director of Consevotion So Deputies Are Named Do Real Work of Collecting Serop Inspecting Moneuvers, Sees Our Army in Fine Fee Heothy and Tough High in Moroe Mentally Alert
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BY DREW PEARSON

   scrap piron,t tin and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
A.. About hfty-five per cent.

A.. About f1fty-t1ve per cent.
 @. Should a worker keep thS wage statements received from hi6 employer?
 A. It is not compulsory but 1t 19 the best evidence that worker caf present to prove his right to wag6 credits, and to check his social se< curity account kepS by the Social Seurity Board.
 @. Who played opposite Ronal@ Colman in the motion picture, "LosA Horizon?
 A. Jane Wyatt.
 o. Who discovered that the eartk! revolves around the sun?
 A. Nicholas Copernicus, who pube liShed his discoveries in 1543. A feV of the philosophers of ancien Greece, especially Pythagoras, h9 somewhat similar ideas but did no work them out clearly.
 O. How long has central heating been in operation?
 A. The first plant was installed by Walworth & Mason in 1841 in New York City. James Jones Wal worth and Joseph Mason organized company for the purpose of warming and ventilating buildings by means of steam and hot water apparatus"
 o. Who played in the first talk ing picture version of ''The Spoil erS"?
 A. Gary Cooper. Kay Johnson Betty Compson and William Boyd were the principal members of th< cast.
 o. What is the vilianella?
 A. An old rustic dance, with itA accompanying song. It was popular in Italy during the 18th century. II was sung without instruments. ant with a slight harmonization of thu air.
 e. Who composed the song Lad, Be Good?
 A. The music is by Georg Gershwin, the lyric by Ira Gersh, win.
 o. Who designed the uniform fo the WAVES (Women's Naval Re- serve)?
 A. Mainbocher.
 EDITORS NOTE - If you are deSiriOus of securing this weeks booklet, 'War Powers of the President" address F. M. Kirby Department 2-1OO. Waterbury Democrat Service Rureau. lOla
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
What'sYour I. O.?

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to back page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
WEDNESDAY, oCToBER ', 1
Thought for Today

Better is the poor that walketh in his in- tegrity, than he that is perverse in his lips, and is fOOL-PrOverbs 19:L
  prefer silent prudence to loquacious folly-Cicero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

The final test of military air. craft is their record in action. and SO far in this war the combat rec- ord of American planes has been good. Mai. N. F. Silsbee and Maj. E.
 O. Locke jointly to Society of
 Automotive Engineers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

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STRENGTH FOR THE DAY Rv EARL L. DOUGLASS D. D.
GIVING PEOPLE WHAT THEY
 WANT

There was once a college profes- sor who made a great reputation for himself as a counselor of stu dents. For a generation boys and girls hocked to him with all sorts of problems on their minds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Questions
 and Answers
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 vice Bureau will answer for you free, any question of fact or an-
 formation, not involving exteEl- sive research. Write your ques-
 ton clearly, sign name and Rd- dress, enclose . three cent postage
 stamp. Medical or legal advice cannot be given. Address Water bury Democrats Washington Ser-
 vice Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth Street, Washington, D. 0.
 e. How many sleeve stripes are worn by officers in the different grades of admiral in the Navy?
 A. A full admiral wears one very wide gold strine below three narrow ones; a vice admiral wears one wide stripe two narrow ones, and Q rear wears a wide gold stripe with one narrow one above it.
 e. What duties are performeJ by water tenders in the Navy2
 A. They take charge of the fire room when the ship is underway: are responsible for efficient boiler operation, and must maintain re- pair and overhaul the boiler system, and handle condensers, evaporators. feed water pumps and blowers.
 @. What proportion of Cuba's sugar mills are American-owned?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Go in wholeheartedly ard do your best. Legs than that Is not full service. John s. Dumser, new c. 4. R national commander, in message
 to Army age youth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

For every ship so lost (by U-boatl, i, American production and assembly, line methods will refallate twcgold -yes, ten-fold.
 Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Human nature. poverty and chile dFen with problems arc the same wherever you 60, and they have to be dealt with in the salae manner. Mus Nodir 0onpfa KfonFf.
 Brazilian social worker Tialt,
 lng .. S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

@. What proportion of Cuba's sugar mills are American owned?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Mmtoritat Mno efreibeit

te ct ieiue !0eiutat nidt betreten.
Der eeeeuIpdrtiae 8iidof bon 2aa=
lanne, @enf uno Sribours, NHgr.
8aiion, lit ebenfaas cine beroorra.
senoe @eitalt i'm fatboliiheu @piifopat
Der 5htuei5 Mud er lit io5ial eiu-
geiteat uno iibt einen tueitrei6enben
giufluB aus. go bielt ct unlansIt
3u 3iirib int auoitorium lnarimum
ser 9eduiiden Sobidule naditeben=
ben Bortraa iiber ben fiir imIere
3eit 70 bodluidtisen, in Der uebers
lbrift angeaebenen @eeeuItano. 8i-
Idofs 9eIlons Borte, f,r5 5uia,nmen-
gefaBt, folaen.
Nl,toritdt nub Sreibeit! 3ipei in
baltsibiuere Besriffe, bie lid 3,t mi
0eripredenb uno nnbereinbar 5u iein
ibeinen; 5iuet Idiueriuiesenoe, seraoe
beitte biel bisfutierte uno beftig ,m=
Itrittene Bro6fene! Geraoe oesbalb
1T es aber uniere Rflidt, ltns iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

als im Sebruar 8. S. Ser so.
aoeestas bes aaroinals geermi0(ob,
Wildof bon 2auianne= =@enf, iid iabr~
te,~ ba perlor- Die fatbolilde Breiie un=
ieres 2anoes audi nibt ein 8ort iiber
bas greignis. ltno bies, obgleid
Wermilloo in manber 6inIiht NIT
8iidof aetteler im Yarallele geiteut
tperben >barf. Nibt nur ipeil er be-
beutenoer Bre6iaer uno 5iibrer. bes
tpeitld.pei5er. aatboli5ismiis mar,
icnoern auh tueeen ieiner 9dtiafeit
auf io5ialem @ebiete. Or tpar Siib~
rer Der @rnppe, sic su syreib,trg III
Der 5hnei5 tpidtige Borarbeiten fir
bie gn3pflifa 2eos oes Drei5ebnten
iiber oie Mrbeiterfrage leiitete. 3u-
bert ipur6e Mermilloo ipeeen Betrei=
bl,ns Der Wieoererridtltns @enfs
gum ielbitdnbigen 8ist,,m burd ben
Dunoesrat Der Sdneia berbannt.
8ebn Sabre lang, 1873 1888, ourf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

liden Autoritot lluterluerfen; ser
firdlihen, ipeil sic Stride bon Gbrt-
ltas aeltiftet luoroen lit, Der itaatlibere
neil jeoe redtnrdBise An,tsgeWalt IN
leBter 2inie bon Gott eeaeben lit. Sa
0ieler &inlid,t lit fir nnS Der aus'
ipr,,h oes Npoftels Saulls (RoH.
13, 1 if.) maBgebeno: vSeoertnaun
lei Sen poraeiesten Sbrisfeiten un-
terton; oenn es aibt teiue Sbriafeit.
auBer bon @ott; Die tEitebenoen a6er
iino bon @ott ein9elest. Somit iuioer.
Itebt Ser, iueld,er Iid ser Sbri9felt
(5ortieblns ani Seite t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
M;tt1od, Sen IL. aasait 1912

MittWeG, Sen IL. MasnR 1912
es nid,t auf sic 0ernibt,mg Der drift:
Iidett &ir6e ltno oes driltliden
!, ,@laubens aussiuge. @s nabet cine
aasenteine Gbriltenperfolglmg, lmb
oas lit eieentlid ser redte Siun al
let 8eiueeuneen ,mo 8ampfe lnierer
Gage; mir fonnen niht oft senlts
io!eoerbolen, es lit gar fein politt-
fher &f, in tpeldent luir lteben
t(oer lit es MIR 1T oen bl0oen @ugen
6er iogenannten rSiberalen"), iou=
oern ein io5ialer, uno ein io5ialer
&au.pf... lit ct ood nur, iniofern
er ein aampf tint oet @lauben it,
1tnt belt @latben an oeu IebenOigeu
@ott, Sdopier Sinnllels uno ser gr=
De, uno Soter uuIers &errn SeIu
.@brilti, ser aitferltanoen lit bon ben
2otet, iiset 5ur &edten bes Saters
ituo pieoerfonmet miro 81. ridten
Die 2ebenoigen ,no sic 3oten. Seoer,
Der bieieu @laubett iuobrbaft lmo le=
benoig in iih trGst> Dent .nibt @ott
,mS SseIlts bloBe olteelpobnte uua
bersebrad)te Nebensarten iinb, BET
benen ct lid nidts oeutt, ipie bas iebt
bel oen meilten Weuihe,t, iuelde nid)t
NepolttionGre Iiuo, oer Saa lit, ieber,
in oem gbrilt,ts 2eben llno, 8eitalt
aetpomnen bat, ba6 er nit ibnt reoet
tuie elm Manu nit ieinem sSreunoe
- Syeoer bieIer Irt tpirb burh bas
bloBe 9alein, ourd ieoes Bort ieines
Wunaes nidt aaeilt ionoern ourh ie-
be Wiene uno ieoen 8tid bes Auges
ein Boripurf 1uo ein anItoB Iein fir
bie, iuelde 1id)t gla,tbe,t 5. b. nibt
alalben moaen. sSes nit ibm! beibt
es iebt ibon ilt 8orte,,, meg nit Inn
beibt es bal6 it ser 9at. Sic fonnen
nit inns nidt SuIanuneuleben, tuetl
fie III ieoem nnlerer 8orte lsno III
ieoer anIerer Sanollneeu, ipenn oie'
ieibe alt6 aarnibt aegen iie geri6tet
fino, cine Bernrteil,tng ibrer 8orte
,,no 6anolungen, ,mo sarlliht NIT
ltnred)t, ieben, ,,no babel ,pobl ber>
ausiiiblen oaB iuir mad ibrer Ser.
,rteiung sic lie, iiber lms a,,sipr"'
d)e,t salts nno gar niht fragen, tpeil
fie Iid) ielb1t iaeen niiliet, Bob bieie
Berltrteilung polfonlnen unnabtiS
,ino nidtig lit - oaB mir alio gar.
nid,t, ioie es ibnen san5 rebt tpare,
auf bent SUB oes ,aeaenleitige,t Sa=
berns un6 3anfens nit >ibuen iteben.
5ie f0nnen, ,nb bdben an ibrem 9eil
ean5 redt, nit pns nidt suiamnen=
lebeH, iueil iie uulere Sprahe iest
ihon fait gal15, balo aa,,5 nno gar
nibt mebr berItebett babel aber uobl
merfen, oaB mir ibre Sprade gan5
aeuau peritebet ia bob mir ibre &C.
bein,1ten @ebanfen belaltldet, lno
ibnen flar uno beltimntt niht allein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Dbis 8aiIeafreawb

ibte eesenluartiae, ionoern aud ibre
fiinftigen Seelen5uItanoe alisoeuter
ltno bordusIaaen. Daral,s folgt, uud
iu eelu6bnlidelt 2eben, beftiger Bi>
oertuiae, @rbitter,me, But, t6olider
SaR. @s gebt ea 10, ipie es IN bie*
len ungliidliben @ben gebt, ser eine
gbegatte nit llltgebdroigen nno I'M.
gebrodenent Ser5en miro Ieioer gar
uidt ielten our1 Die 8ube, Seelens
title ltnO Sanftmut bes anOeren uno
ourd) SEN lebenoigen 8orpurf, ben
bas blobe 9aiein oes onoeren fir
ibn tdalid lno itiinolid e,ttbalt, gu
itets aelteiserter llnscberbigfeit uno
Seinoidaft, ST itets erbobter SSnsrim>
nsfeit getriebelt bis in oeu ldlimm-
lten Sdllcn 0as 3ulammenleben 5i.r
polliaelt llnnoglibfeit tpiro. - Sic
iueroeu Sic SABINE >iiber nns Sulam-
menbeiBen ipie emit iiber Stepbanl.s
sic SSloen, lnb ont 5teiuieen bat es
ia sitm Sell iAon iest nidt sefeblt
miro es aber in oer 3ufl.uit noG ,pett
lpeniaer feblen."
9ieler orobenben linb ipadlenoen
armee oes Saiies aeeeniiber preilt Der
,Sreu,,o bes oeutlben 8olfes NIT be-
reoteu 98orten bie Wad)t Der 2iebe,
oes @ebets fit Die a6seIalenen fir
sic Iein ipeites Ser5 liebepolles Ser
ltGnonis 5eist: ,,ad Sic 8elt lit bar
lnu 10 'arm mo falt, 10 iuirr nno 10
irre, 70 lpilo ,inb arimmis, tueil man
ibr piele Weulhenalter lag, ihon ie,t
unlerer @roBpGter @eoanfen INNER
Steine 1tatt bes 8rotes sereid}t, ipeil
luam ibr uiht lebenoiges ssleiid hnO
Blut, ionberu biirre Bldtter Gapier,
vBiilenidaft' eenannt, seseben, tie
nidt att, elm tporm ihlasenoes Ser5,
louoeru an oas falte @iieu ser 2ostf.
Ger menlbGden @eoanfenfunlt se~
leet, ibr niht Sreuoe ntto Soffnnns
lnb 3uperfidt uno ielise @epiBbeit,
lonoern llitiiherbeit nno 3tpeifel,
WiBnut uno 2ansetpeite sepreoisi
uuo ut bas Sers sepflan5t bat. ODER
lpoburh meint ibr, a,unal ihr Slbes
ralen, oie ibr eud nod fit ebrilten
aussebt, lpoourh meint ihr, oaB Die
ReoolutionGre 10 srobe erfoise ba'
ben? -"
2ei6er miiiiest mir bier. abbreben.
Dieier Boltsfreilnb, Der 10 l6rieb,
mar ser lutberilbe Ebeologleprofellor
u. Bilmar, beiien Nadfolser> in Seie
len nit SEN 2atbolifen Sbulter an
Shulter in bem altlturfanpf fampf-
ten fir sic ssreibeit Der 3irhen, ober
oas ,,falte @iien Der 2osit" bat mid
aus ibren 8eiben in bie fatbolilhc
Stride anriidgefiibrt. aber id) babr
ibnen biel SIT Oanfen. - 5. W. Sdit=
baro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
3 Fahrney Medizinen
m0gen linen helfen:
I. Forni's AIPEMKRHUTER

Die beroorrd9enoe, ,Wtdaentdtt9tete
aureseube NeDi5iu, Dereu @ert
felt iiber 5 @Ienerntiouen bow
@eul hen erprobt iporoen lit BET:
fuuftionuler Sartleibisteit; uuS
Neruolttdt. 8eroaulu9sIt6runaeu
uns perltimlntem Nia9en, 8opf.
fduer5en, Shlafs ,uuo slppetit..
loiisfett, ii6len Wunoserudl uuo
beie9ter 3uuae, ipenl eiele See
56iueroen anf feblerbdfte Bec.
balutug unb, ausi6eio.tus suriid-
oufiibren Iiub. Nlpenframter iuirn
fault uuo griinblib NIT Der ylatue
auf oieIent bierfnhen tpietti9ea
@ese: es btlft ber Sdtiefeit 6es
Wageus; belebt ben Stnblaanai
bernebrt Die IusIheiouns ourd
bic Nieren; bilft ,mo bel6leuniat
@srbuuuus. Selorgen Sie iidb
nob beute cine Slal6e Aisen.
frdater l.no genieBeu Gle fetus
Yor5iige 1eiblt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

oie 9ragueite oieler beioeu, audi fiir
itnier nationales 2eben 10 iuidtigen
8esriffe alaiDeit 5u perldaIfen. Stir
oen aatbolifen oiirfte bies ni1t
Idluer iein; oenn es Iteben ibm Ole
bon Der &irde gege6enen aus bem
epanaelil,nt 9eibopften l,no burda olc
Gtnoldreiben ser lesten BGpite. in
oie Spraheu lnlerer 3eit lmo ser
belttigen GerbGltniile iibertrogenen
8idtlInien SIR 8erfiisung. Cine IN.
8ablnen eines Sortroses natiirlh n.r
Iunnnariih noglibe 9arleg1ng Ser
lelben nlo9e olS einfo6es uno lopaleS
9efenntnis int Sinue enter eeecnIei
tigen InnGbcrltng lno 5lm 3ipede
eines belierelt eegenleitiaeu &erItdro-
nines 9eipertct iueroen.
slutorit0t luo sSreibeit Iino g.
genI0be. gs fragt lid MIR, ob lie
Dercinbar ooer 1,uoereinbar liub. 81
der lit, oaB sic Stride lih i,i.aer
gegen oie Mustpii6ie ouf ser einen
ooer anoeren -Seite eeluebrt bot. @s
lit oesbalb fein sSlmoer, ipenn ole.
ienigett iuelhe biele @egeniase fir
unpereinbar balten, ibr balo porsoer-
fen, iie iabotieren bie sSreibeit, uuo
balb ipieoer beboupten, iie lntergrabe
6ie Iutoritat. Die Stride lit ebeu eiu
3eiden oes @ioerIprud)es, geuau tuie
ibr Sitter SSeius gbriitus eiu Ioldes
seipeleu lit. Ct bat ia Itets sic Mu-
toritat @ottes, aber al,h sic beiliee
Sreibeit ser &inber @ottes geprcoiat.
gr bat eeIagt: ,,Wein Sod lit iiiB
uno meine 8iiroe lit leidt." Sod
uno 8iiroe beiteben alio, aber Tie lina
n.ilo. @r bat selaet: vsser iein Sc.
ben berliert Der se,pinnt es' uuo:
,,Ber iih Ielblt eruiearist miro er-
bObt iperoen." Die @rniebrieuue bes,
aarfreitoes fiibrt aum Sriu,npb bes
SItertaees.
SIT niht audi ser Wenld ie(ber
ein @eihopf bon bon @ioeripriiden
INTO @egeniaBen, eben ipeil er aus
Seele unto 2orper, @eilt 1,nb Waterie
beitebt? WuB man iih bo iuunoertt
oaB audi ieine 8efiible sic gauge
Sfala nom fraiieiten gsoisnms Biz
CUR oollitanoieen Selbltauiopferlma
,,nb &ingobe bes ei9enen 2ebens
burhlaufen fonnen?
@ir biirien baraus ben ShluB sie<
be,1 baB @eaenidse s,un Seben ge-
boren uno notis lino, ooB ,tan ober
niht 5ueleid nod Dem @eilt lmo nad)
oeln R0rper lebeu fant ionoern eben
tpdblen nulB, altd, tpenn mani lib So
ourd bem @eipott iener ol,sIebt, sic
auf ser anberu Seite Iteben. @s
fontmt ia ein5ig oaratF an, Oh man
aufieiten @ottes itebt ooer nid,t.
@s iIt oesbolb ielbitperItGnold),
oaB sic Stride in erlter 9inie fir Die
4l,toritGt @ottes eiutritt. uSe per
orbetn terrarlm loncta confitettr &C.
cleiia", betet lie int &c Deunt'. Sier
forbert iie unbeoinate Interviewing,
ipie es iid oem @eihopf bent Sdop-
fer eeeeniiber 5iemt, cine ltnteriper-
lung, oie nur in Ser Gnbetlmg sebiib~
reuben Musor,d finoen faru. 5ie
miro alio in @ioeriprud aeraten alien
ienen seeeniiber, Die falid,e @0tter
anbeten; es brauhen 6ies nidt unbe-
oinat beioniid]e Sbole aat ieiu, lie fSu=
non n1th Gh1nheit 611nSt 0nti1r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12
Forni's Hsil-OeI LiNimsnt

@e,m rbe,ntatiIde liuo neuratS
glide SdpuerSeu Ii6 bemertbae
q. n.a6eu, ipenbeu gle bds line
bernbe, ipdrmenoe 5cii= Del an.
bas i6mer5itiaenoe Ytittel iM
@ebraatb. felt 1885. IS briugt
fb,eile, ipiufonunene 2inbertuG
bel malsfulDlen 8mdenldmersel.
5teifeu oher 1bnler5eHOem Wuss
felH, Yerrenfln9em StoBtpl,ueeu
ober 8erItail6uueen, iudemeem
ooer brenneitben ssiiBen. @s bitfe
bic 3irftlatipn bon rei6em roteH
&lut burb l6mer3enbe @esenoen
ar6atre1en. Gin entes 2tnimentl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-12

SPexial AND BOT e II AskeIIan Sic h0Wt0E
Bite sender Sic mir:
q II Unzen Forni's Alpsnkrauter-
$I.00 portofrei.
q regulSre SOC Flsschen Forni's
Heil-Oel Liniment 500
portofrei.
q regulare soc Flaschen Forni's
MaEolo - 500 portofrei.
q c. o. D. per Nachnahme (zuziis-
Itch Cebthren.
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@iue iuirfIame, angene6m
fdmedenoe, alfaitf6e Webi5tn tut
@ebrauh Ieit iiber 55 SSGbreu 5ltr
fofortiseu 2iuoerllng bel geluiIfen
aflteu NaaenitOr,lnsen tDie @obs
brennen lino 8erbal,ll,gsitoruus
gen, beruorgerl,fen bur6 ein
lteberntab an Sdnre. Sllh inert.
bod 8rInlpfe lnb @rbreden 5t
betdmpfeu bel beibem Better auf
GRUB bon GpmmerbefdNuerben.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Sailors Befriend Lew Ayres,
On Way to Directors Camp

Nothing can stop me in my search
for the truth"
Ayres was told theater in Hack
ensack, N. j.. had Cancelled his last
picture in response to a hundred
phone calls demanding such action.
TOO bad" he murmured. He said
his studio, M-G-M, had done moth
ing to try to make him change his
mind, but that he was not too
optimistic about its investment in
him as movie star.
''Of course, I understand that my
movie career may be over" he said.
II had to take that all into con-
sideration when I decided to refuse
to fight"
About life at camp, he knows
nothing except that it will be work
out of doors.
THAT won't be too distasteful," {"
he smiled. "An I ever did for
recreation was walk-just walk"
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Two Surprise
Attacks Made
In Philippines
Machine Gun Nests,
Other installations
Also Destroyed
BY NELSON Nj. SHEPARD.
Earlier Story on Page ALI

American-Filipino troops car
ried out two spectacular raids
against the japanese on the Is
land of Mindanao today, destroy
ing % warehouses at an enemy
supply base near Digos, along
with machine gun nests and
other military installations in
the heart of the occupied city of
zamboanga, the War Depart
ment reported late this after
noon.
The enemy bases, located some 300
miles south in the Mindanao Prov
ince, also suffered the loss of large
stocks Of food, gasoline. ammuni-
ton and other military supplies, the
communique stated.
Jap Assault Spends Force.
The surprise raids came after the
main Japanese assault in Bataan
spent its force early today after
meeting with heavy casualties" in
the fierce bayonet fighting. which
continued intermittently through
the night.
Additional reports on the fighting
in Bataan told of japanese war
ships shelling the American posi-
tons along the west coast of Ba-
taan from the China Sea, while
dive bombers repeatedly harassed
the front lines of the infantry. Sew
eral harassing enemy air raids were
resumed on the Corregidor fortress.
but did little damage, while during
the afternoon the japanese bat
teries back of the Cavite shore
across the bay joined in the at
tacks.
Enemy Taken by Surprise.
In another raid one of the Zulu
units penetrated to the heart of the
Japanese-o city of Zam-
boanga, taking the enemy COM
pletely by surprise. They inflicted
heavy casualties on the japanese,
destroying several machine gun
nests and other military installa-
tions. These raiders also withdrew
without any losses.
The reports on ''heavv casualties"
suffered by the japanese during the
repeated attacks on the American
lines were the first mentioned by the
War Department. Superior enemy
numbers and fire power forced some
OF the American outposts to with
draw short distance. but no mate
rial damage in the situation resulted.
This slight yielding on several points
OF the outposts occurred during last
nights fighting which was reported
In a morning communiQue.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
F. H. A. Halls Commitments
For Private War HOUSING

The Federal Housing Administra-
ton today ordered its regional Of
fees to halt until further notice the
issuance of commitments for mort
gage insurance under Title vi of
the National Housing Act, which is
designed to encourage private build
ers to take part in the defense
housing program.
The order was issued by Commis-
sioner Abner Ferguson when F. H.
A. commitments reached the $780,
100000 mark, the limit in loans the
present law permits the agency to
insure.
Unless relief is given quickly in
the form of a raise in the mortgage
loan insurance ceiling, it means
that virtually all war housing by
private builders will be stopped. A
vast majority of the private defense
building, especially in the Wash
ington area, is being built through
funds insured by the F. H. A. under
Title vi. This section of the act
provides insurance for fats and sin
gle family houses for rental pur-
poses.
F. II. A. announced that in halt
ing issuance of commitments it
had ordered regional offices to con-
tinue to accept applications for in
surance and to collect servicing
fees. Such applications will be
acted upon formally when the new
housing bill is law. If the bill is
not enacted. fees will be returned
TO applicants.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Girl Denies Accusing Union;
Local Grants Reinstatement

specifically quarreIing with fellow
smploye.
Il want to make 1t clear that
have never at any time S.11ated that
the workers in the plant. the Ma
tional Stamping Co. have objected
to increasing production in the
plant" Miss Samp said today. such
a statement would not have been
true.
The workers in the plant, like
myself, are whole-heartedly in sup
port of the effort to increase the out
put of war materials, and are doing
everything in their power to. do it.
The fact is that there were some
disturbances in the plant which had
nothing whatever to do with increas-
ing production and I must frankly
admit that I contributed by share
toward these disturbances. I recog-
nize my responsibility for the dis
turbances and sincerely regret that
they occurred"
Evening star., 1942-04-01
BY JOHN C. HENRY.

The Pacific War Council, rep
resenting seven nations who are
joined in the common war effort
against Japan in that portion of
the world, canvassed all phases
of this gigantic task in a long
initial meeting at the White
House today.
There was unanimous agreement
among the participants, as the ses-
sion adjourned shortly before 1:30
o'clock, that establishment OF the
council already had proven itself
most helpful" .
A second meeting of the group,
which is to gather at reasonably
regular" intervals, was scheduled
for next Tuesday.
I'VE will be getting to grips with
the whole situation more and more
from now on" China's Foreign Min
lister, T. " Soong, told reporters as
the group left the Executive
Mansion.