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Evening star., 1942-05-24

Colored-Nr. Howard University; 8 r,
h W. h. / l2 baths, beautiful yard. porcheS:
only $1,000: $3.50 down, balance monthly.
Lincoln 6563.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

6-RM. B. sTUCCO HOME; ELEC.. PHONE,
running water. Phileas, oil h.-w.h.. serv-
ants qrs; greenho ouse business; stream;
$4,000; mi: 2; O.; nr; HORTICULTURE Farm;
5 acres. HARRY STMLO. Beltsville. Nd
Berwyn 762-J-1 evenings.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

sOO-READY FOR ocCUPANCY-TA-
koma home, r, incl. sleeping porches,
NV. oil or coal heat $1,000 spent on
house recently Terms
s4,250-Near RIGGS Mil. on Riggs I'd.
Dutch Colonial. 3 LARGE rooms. one-haif
acre ground.
r. D. LILLE
Evening star., 1942-05-24
r. D. LILLE.
% MspIe Ave. TaAOma Fark. sligo 22n6 Q
$3.50 CASH-S40 Mo-

WI buy this very attractive 2-year-o'd
nome; laree rooms. tiled bath, OIL heat,
lu4! basement garage, lot 75xl45: beaujl-
very quick sale. CH Sab
Evening star., 1942-05-24

CoIored-A beautiful 6-rm. home. in per-
feet condition. Kenyon 81. NV. very re-
fined neighoorhood; reasonable, terms Nj
Brown, North o42O.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
1916 10th ST. NV.

For colored-An imposing 3-story and
basement brick, 10 rms. 3 baths, hot
water heat. oil burner, nice yard 10 rear
alley. Live here and be Independent.
This house IS a big money-maker. Price,
Sl0,75O. MR.. FISCHER, Columbia 56l0.
Brokers attention
Evening star., 1942-05-24

FOR COLORED.
-, l4Qo block Morris I'd. s.e.-5 rooms and
2 baths, recreation room, gas heat; only
2 years old; small down payment and
$40 so per month. bargain for S5,45O
Mr.. Raine. AID. 2979,
WAPLE d JAMES, INC, DI. S346.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

NEAR GAITHERsBURG-7 MOD
eIn bungalow, excellent location. S625c.
Near Washington Grove-1-room bun
ealoW' OIL neat, walking distance IT Out
buildings consist Of two-csr garage, chicken
houses. 400 laying hens, brooder house for
800 One acre of land 50 600
Evening star., 1942-05-24
COLORED.

IIO4fIEI Ii4ND bOoIIN EDS.
5000 blk. Georgia ave NV, 6 rooms.
bath, a MI, store IN front Price. SlO,5UO.
Cash. ~ 900: balance like rent
HOME AS WELL AS INVESTMENT
11bu blk. S.. ne. amI.. rms, bath
2-car sarage. Rented SIS per mo. Price.
oG5UU, 500 cash. Easy terms.
GRAB THIS ONE
4f8 Kenyon ST. NV. spacious rooms
and bath, ami, back yard 10 wide alley.
semi detached Colonial porch. Excellent
condition. Price, - 800. Terms. To in
Spect call Hobart 41lg.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
n. hADAN,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
VIENNA. VA. VIENNA 63. .

SILVER SPRING-S7,35O.
Broom brick Cape Cod; full basement.
hot-water heat, garage. lot fenced, nice
shrubbery: house completely redecorated;
near St. Michael School and main shop
ping center; terms. GLENN REALTY CO.
s632 Colesville I'd. SH. 1862.
31a-Ac. Place-Only $3.50.
Commodious Southern Colonial, having
bath furnace heat, elec. range and iefgs
garage big trees, shrubbery, orchard: ex-
ceptional cor. location; uncommon estate
possibilities; some inter. impvts. needed
nr. bus, school, stores; transfd. owners
sacrifice; reasonable terms tclosed sum-.
ROBERT S. HANSELL, INC.
Clarendon Trust Bldg, Arlington, Va.
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Evening star., 1942-05-24
BROOKI,AND

10l1 Irving st. n.e-Nearly new brick
detached bungalow. rms. recreation rm.,
Gen. Elec. oil burner; S7.950.
L. V. THACKER,
1hn1 N Canitnl 81 H0 ooS-
Evening star., 1942-05-24

"sUNSTEAD." . ACRES, & R. WILLIAMS
burg brick; 14x23 !. r. brkfast. nook, J 81
foor Law. plentiful closet. bkcases. Gar
Wood heat, screened porch; every wanted
feature; owner-built 40. Tiloen la. of
Old GEORGETOWN I'd, mi Bethesda Open
Sunday and ewes. Sacrifice, 81 900 for
qulck sale. make bid. kens. 5-W-4.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

CHILLUM-6 ROOMS BATH, BRICK, q
story, completely furnished. lot 50xl5O;
Evening star., 1942-05-24
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
Md Bldg. Hyattsyille WA 1000

SPECIAL ATTENTION. ARMY MEN.
On South 7th St, near Giebe rd.;
beautifully built 3-bedroom, new brick;
living room with fireplace, side screened
porch from dining room and kitchen,
built-in garage. shrubs and garden. deep
lot The nearest. incest home to War
Bldg. we have ever offered: $3.50; $1,000
for 12 years. Owner transferred is the
only reason for such q sale. Inspection by
appointment only. once open Sunday.
INC, 4617 Lee highway. CH. 143S. OK.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
6 ROOMS-2 BATHS.

6 ROOMS-2 BATHS.
Brick construction, with bed
room and bath 1st floor; 2 bed
rooms and bath End floor. 3
years old. Excellent condition.
Detached garage. ! block through
express bus and stores. Owner
transferred. act quickly. Price,
$500. in Bethesda.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

CHEVERLY. MD ROOMS, BATH UN-
finished room built-in garage. slate roof.
copper plumbing. brick construction. metal
windows, venetian blinds. breakfast alcove
in kitchen. In Al condition but needs re-
decorating. If taken as is $1,000; reason
able down payment. 1904 Forest drive, or
oil ludlow cSSS
Evening star., 1942-05-24
G5 GEO

EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SECTION,
Sheridan st.--Modern 6-rn. brick. 3 ned-
and express bus Insp. by appt DIyTE
REALTY CO. Ma $3.50. Sun, call M
Evening star., 1942-05-24
CROWDED2

Here's the spot Woodsde Forest is the
ideal restricted suburban community, on
fast bus line, only l mile from railway 10
a few min from downtown. Out Georgia
ave, ! mile beyond Silver Spring; 3-bed-
rm 2-bath homes for immediate occu-
pancy.
FULTON R. GRUVER,
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

modo alguno inclinados a dejar
marchar a "sus' judios, a me-
nos que Sc les pagara un precio
convenience por clos. Fracas6
este primer intento de trafico en-
esclayos; pero, en- cambiO, ell
convenio con Esloyaquia ha 81
do completamente satisfactorio.
Ell pueblo eslovaco no es res
ponsaIble moralmente por eSta.
transaction. sin su Gobierno de
Quislings. Durante los 1ltimos
meses, Sane Mach tuvo que ha-
Ger repetidos discusses atacan-
do a los cat6licvs y protestantes
de EslOvaquia que habian pro-
contra el trato dado a la
pOblaci6n judia I'm peri6dico
p%rotestante ha afirmado: 30
que Sc esta hacienda con los ju.
dos en- Esiovaquia no esta dc
ecuerdo con los principles de
humanidad y menos aGn con los
principios de un verdadero Girls
tianismO."
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

dental, sino tambi6n para Ell resto
del mundo."
FL DR. Davis, quien fu6 ministro
de los Estados Unidos en- Costa
Rica y Panama, entreg6 los certifi-
cados de merito n los diplomaticos
homenajeados, con excepci6n del
que corresponds al DR.. Luis Fer
nandez, Ministrc de Costa Rica,
quien 10 recibi6 dc manos de la hiia
del DIR. Davis, la Srta. Mercedes
Davis. Esta Srta. naci6 en- Costa
Rica cuando SUI padre era ministro
en- csc pals.
Las personals que recibieron certi-
ficados de merito fueron: lei Capt.
tan Colon Eloy Alfaro, Embajador
del Ecuador; Ing. Ernesto Jaen
Guardia, Embajador de Panama; Ell
DR.. Adrian Recinos, Ministro de
Guatemala; ell doctor Hector David
Castro, Ministro de FL Salvador; eli
doctor Leon de Bayle, Ministro de
Nicaragua; ell doctor Julian II. Ca
ceres, Ministro de Honduras; y ell
DIR. Luis Fernandez, Ministpo de
Costa Rica.
Tambien Sc concedieron certihca-
dos a las siguientes personals que no
pudieron estar ~presentes, pero a las
cuales sc lie enviaran los certificates
por conducto de sus representatives
diplomaticos:
AL Presidente Carlos Arroyo del
Rio Y al DIR. Abelardo Montalvo,
Ministro de Education (Ecuador):
al Lcdo. Victor Florencio Goytia,
Ministro de Education y al Lcdo.
Jeptha ID. Duncan, Rector de la Uni
versidad Nacional (Panama) al DIR.
Carlos Salazar, Ministro de Rela-
Exteriores y al DIR. Ramon
Calderon, Rector de la Universidad
Nacional (~Guatemala); nj DIR. &C.
ronimo Ramirez Brown, Ministro dc
Education PGblica y al DR.. Salvador
Director de la Universe
dad Central (Nicaragua); al DR..
Maria Rodriguez. Ministro de
Educaci6n P1blica (Honduras); al
Luis DemetriO Tinoco, Secre-
de Educaci6n PGblica v al
Lcdo. Alexandra Alvarado Quir6s,
dc la Universidad COSTA
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

lDecretoS: w. B. Nevins con-
ira Eula Nevins; A. w. Eckard
contra Nellie Airline Eckard; j.
L. Duke contra Priscilla Duke;
Thomas B. Moran contra Helen
Morgan; Lenora Webb Stewart
contra Kenneth E. Stewart;
Jane Dunlap Whitehead contra
Harold B. Whitehead.
Nuevas demandas: Mildred
Watson contra Monroe Watson;
Cesareo Alvarez contra Amparo
Martinez Alvarez; Van Massey
contra Margaret Massey; Ger
trude D. Wilson Quattlander
contra John c. Quatlander &C.
orgina oto contra EusebiO Coto;
Rodolfo CYCLIC contra Betty Gil
Clio.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

ii

En- resGmen, no queda NADIA
que hacer para privar a los jul
dfos de TODD. Los mAdicos y tee
nicos de fe judia que son indis-
pensables para ell funcionamien-
to de la administration eslovaca
bajo las 6rdenes nazis, tienen q.
vivir en- una juderia Tornado de
estrechas callejuelas. FL resto
sera deportado a Polonia, donde
segin "Gardista" del 20 de Ma
70, '1as autoridades alemanas
que estan tomando a su cargo -
vigilancia y organization de las
colonias Judas, tienen suficien-
te experienced en- esta clase de
trabaios." Los eslovacos estan
muy lejos todavia de haber lie
gado a esas cimas de la cultura
alemana que permite los nazis
ahorcar, fusilar o torturar a
genie inocente o u~tilizarla como
sastres 0 tapiceros despues de
haber'e s privado de cuanto po-
seian.
Sir embargo, los eslovacos
tienen que pagan por no haber
alcanzado este alto nivel de civil
lizaci6n. Los nazis nj siquiera a.
cometen la exterminaci6n de los
iudios-porque esta es la YER
dadera finalidad de las deporta-
ciones-de modo gratuito. La
deportation de los judios eslova-
cos esta combinada con unos
ruines tratos de que solo son ca
PAGES los nazis, que va han de-
mostrado suficientemente su vi
Vaciad como emuladores Gel espl
ritu comercial judo.
La deuda de Alemania con Els
lovaquia ha alcanzado la suma
fntastica de dos mil quinientos
millares de millones de coronas.
Como los nazis no tienen articu-
los con que pagan su deuda a Es-
lovaquia, los eslovacos quedan o
bligados a pagan 1000 marcos
Ipor cada uno de los $1,000 ju-
dos que van a ser deportados.
No Sc dice 81 el costo de la de-
portaci6n cubre tambien 81 de
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

Jas ejecuciones que Sc esperan.
Tan Ipronto como los $1,000 ju-
dios hayan sido deportados, los
rails tendran un hermoso ere
ditto a su favor. Nj siquiera CO.
mo traficante de esclavos hace
Hitler un pacto honesto,
Cuando, como G. .Ssecuencia
de la Conferencia de Refugia-
dos celebrada en- Evian, que ira
to de salvar a los judios alema-
mes, los Delegates de los paises
civilizados de Occidente fueron
a Berlin para convenir las con-
diciones bajo las cuales habian
de obtener su libertad los ju-
dos alemanes, pronto Sc eviden-
clio que los nazis no estaban en-
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

WASHINGTON.-Durant
la reciente ceremonial de gra.
duacion, que tuvo lugar en- Ia
Universidad del Parque Ma
cional, de Forest Glen, Ma.
ryland, cerca de la capital dc
los Estados Unidos, Sc rindi6
homemade a siete embajadores
y ministries de las vecinas re-
publicas americans. Deentre
los graduates, Sc escogi6 a la
Srta. Olga Aleman, de Panama
para simholizar la union que
existe hoy entire la juventud de
las Americas.
A los diplom&ticos homenajeados
- les concedieron Certificates de
merito" en- reconocimiento de '1os
~esfuerzos realizados en- pro de la
union y de Ia amistad entire las
Americas, asi como tambien, por
9 dignos defensores de los ideales
democraticos.. Sc otorgaron tam
bien diez certifcados mas a dis
tinguidos estadistas y educadores
de otras rep1blicas americanas, a
los cuales no les fu6 possible asistir
. la ceremonial.
FL DR.. Roy Tasco Davis, presi-
dente de Ia Universidad, hizo espe-
cial menci6n de Ia Srta. Olga Ale
man, de Panama, por su brillante
labor como estudiante. La Srta.
AlemAn cuenta solamente diez Y
ocho amos de edad y Sc gradu6 con
honores. Al presentarle su diplo-
ma, Ell DR.. Davis sc expres6 asf:
"Usted, Srta. Aleman, simboliza
Ia union de la juventud americana.
listed representa- ell espfritu de
collaboration que existe entire nues-
tros paises; esos ideales que haran
que los j6venes de mi pals y los del
suyo luchen juntos por defender y
conservar Ia democracia. Y ash,
unidos, la juventud de las Americas
eonservara tambien Ia libertad, no
solo para que disfruten de ella las
rep6blicas del Hemisferio occi-
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA MAGIC
NAL a..

He aqui la posici6n de las no.
venas en- Ell circuito mas antique
la Liga acional: Brooklyn, 76
ganados, SO perdidos y prone
dio de 697; San Luis, 68 victo-
rias, Al derrota y promedio de
624; Cincinnati, So exitos, 81 va
puleos y 532; New York, SO, SO
v sgt; Pittsburg, so, Sc y 472;
Chicago, so, GA y 439; Boston,
AT, 66 y 416; Fladelfia, 81, IA
y 292.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RODRICUEz)
La function de hoy

La function de hog
Bajo los auspicios del 'Nur-
sery School y kindergarten de
Baptista Good VIE Center" Sc
afectuara hoy una function en- ell
salon auditorio del Parque Ra-
gan, en- la 9venida Lake.
Sc representara Blanca Me
We y Los Siete Enanitos'', Y ac-
tos de variedades.
Una cantidad dentro del alcan
&c de todos los bolsillos Sc cobra
ra por la entrada.
La function comenzara a las o.
.aho y media de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
hG'"er party

HN purify
Aver fue festejada con un
Shower Party" la interesante
Srta. Dora Cabrera, con motive
lie SUI pr6xima boda, la que Sc
fectuara el sabado 20 del pre-
9nte mes.
La fiesta Sc la ofreci6 su her
lana, Sra. Lopez, en- su resi-
'encia, 1921 de Ia Gale Is.
Entire las asistentes Sc encon-
traban 4. Arduales, JOsefina
5pez, Lily Valdes, Andae Her.
'andez, Mercedes Marvel, Cesa-
"a Gutierrez, Victoria Rami-
.ez, Elisa Simon, Angela Lyle
sias, Gloria Simon, Vitalia Ro-
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

COndOlencid
En- la tarde de aver recibi6
.cristiana sepultura la Sra. An
gelina Romano, hija queridisi-
ma de los esposos Antonio Y Ro-
sa Romano, residences en- el
1911 de la Trece avenida.
La Srta. Romano fallecio el
pasado Martes por la manana,
tras larga y cruenta enferme-
dad. Modelo de hija, amiga elem
plar, en- la Secci6n de Damas del
Circulo Cubano era muy queri-
da.
Sus restos descansan en- ell &C.
m~enterio Myrtle Hill.
Con estaS hneas deSeamos eX-
presar nuestra mas sentida con
dolencia a sus padres y familia-
res.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

drfguoz. Celia Colodc, Elena We
ra, Isabel Mesa, Jennie MART
neg, Julia Ferrera, Esther Con-
zalez, Ida Maseda, Marie More
ra, Xiomara Simon, Conchita
Rodriguez, Isabel Igiesias, Dolo-
res San Martin, 'Dalia Lopez,
Conchita Valdes, Berta Cabre-
ra Y Laura Morera.
Muchos v valiosos regalos Sc
lie entregaron a Dora.
Con cake, heladoS y refres-
CO.'S S obSequio a todas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
Trn.SLndndn

TrdSLddddd
Para terminar de reponerse
fue trasladada a SUI hogan, 1902
de la Gale Mitchell, la Srta. Leo
nor SalaZar.
La Srta. Salazar fue interve-
nida quirGrgicamente por ell DR..
Jorge A. Trelles.
Con gran placer consignamos
su traslado Y lie deseamOs un
pronto restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
I'm party

I'm party
Con motive de cumplir SUI pri
mer ano de vida ell nino Charles
Mesa jr., sus padres, los esti-
mados esposos Charles y Gloria
Mesa, lie ofrecieron aver una
fiestecita, en- los salOnes de la
Legion Americana.
En- gran numero asistieron
los amiguitos de Carlos.
Los esposos Mesa obsequia-
ron con ricas confituras y man.
'ecado.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precautiou toscc that yalr brcath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. Aftcr all, moth.
ing Is so inexcusable and so Offensive. as
ncgleo1ad case Of halitusis chad hrcathl. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Ants eptia.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer. less likely 60 offend. Most
cases of halitosis. cay some authHritic9. are
due to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth. although some eases may be
due TO systemic disorders. Again tae for
mer condition. Listcrine Antiseptic works
wonders because II first halts tho f|eruenta-
ton and then overcomos the odora b. causes.
Don't forget to use Il. IT, the FIRST aid OF
thopsands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTlC
To Make Your Breath SeVeetsr
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
FEMALE WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
Of functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
voua, depressed iatsly-your work bo much
for yon-
Then Ehy rot take Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 70 help quiet weary
hysterical nerves relieve monthly pam
feramps backache. heada6he) and weak
aizzy faintinS spells due to functional ir-
Irregularities. =,
For over so years Pinkhar1's COMPOUND
has helped hundi eds Of thousands c weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women to 90
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
ship wonderfnl swomap's friend" q chance
@AalR E0ui ESylA'
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
BESIDE ell C~dmpqmeRtO

DeSde Ell GdntpQMeHtO
BESIDE 81 Campamento Fort
Mcclellan. Ala, recibimos una
.carta de ruestro buen amigo Ser
gio Camera. Sc aiistara EN- el e.
iercito como voluntario.
En- su grata carta nos infor-
ma que en- las practicas de rifle
result6 lesionado en- una mano s
que Sc encuentra recluido en- ell
Hospital del campamento.
Ell joven Camera nos pide que
saludemos a todos sus amigos y
en- particular a nuestro Director
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

RecOrdGmos
Que manana Viernes es la fun
ci6n a beneficio de Panchito Ro
driguez, en- ell teatro del Circulo
Cubano.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
new! "%BACTEROSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among w0men...

Many doctors recommend regular uso
Of douches " q precautionary meas
ure for women who want 70 be clean.
dainty-for women troubled BY Of
Tending odor OF discharge.
Some products may be harmful %
delicate tissues. But not Lydia y.
Pinkham's Banatfve Wash Pinkham'e
Banative wash u gaining great favor
among women because It's NOT q
harmful Refmicide. Instead - ite q
mighty effective "bacteriostatie" tthe
modern trend. II not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly eleanses and doodof-
izos. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inaxpennvel Oct your bottle q Lydia
I1nkhamis 9anaatEa Weah to@eW. An
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La gaceta., 1942-08-13

fmpOrtdnte Reunion
Esta noche Sc r1Hniran las sec
clones de Damas y Recreo del
Circulo Cubano.
Ell Orden del dia: Ell tratar So
bre ell Cabaret Privado que tie
men anunciado las Damas.
Los presidentes, Srta. MERGE
des Fernando y Oscar Cuervo
r%equieren la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
Did "Diamond Jim" Wave
Stomach or Ulcer 9ains2

It Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaton 1 vora-
ciously II he suffered ar.. eating
pains. Sufferers who have 20 nay
the penalty of stOmaCh a. Ilcer
pains, Indigestion, gas pa cart
burn, burning sensation, and
other conditions caused ccess
acid should try a Csc BE-. OF Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13
HITLER TRAFICANTE
DE ESCLAVOS

1000 marcos pOr un judo
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

MejOroda
Segdn pasan los dias mejora
gradualmente la estimada Sra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

Isabel Varon. Els una buena nc
ticia para sus amistades.
La gaceta., 1942-08-13

Santos del d{d
Centela, Elena, Aurora, Hippo
Ito, asianc y Wigberto.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-18
May Take a Walk

Out of these complaints has come a widespread con vieton among (. | O. leaders that MT Lewis is laying the foundation for third labor movement under his full personal domination.
 Among the factors that have strengthened the im- preSSon that Mir. Lewis plans to take a walk are ,he steadily diminishing of the C. L O. initials in tae collective bargaining contracts of the two Lewis controlled unions and the elimination from their stas of organizers who claimed that they had fallen into dis favor through support of the ROOsevelt-Murray war program.
 Recently the United Mine Workers cast bomb into the C Q councils by announcing that 1t expected to be repaid Sl665000 advanced organizing subsidies the early years of the C L o. To make that il got something on account, the mine union withheld is per capita dues payments of S60000 for March and April
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-18
Silent on Plans

Nr. Lewis Is not doing any talking about his future course At recent press conference in Washington he sde-Stepped all questions intended elicit his atti- tude toward setting up third labor movement. His aides have been equally unconmunicative this point but they have been quick to repudiate Slurs Mir. LewiS's patriotism.
 They assert that no union has better record than the United Mine Workers in buying war bonds, send ing its members into the armed forces and avoiding strikes that would impede the production of munitions In fact they claim for Mr Lewis the principal re- sponSby for ratification of the no-strike agreement that emerged from the Presidents industryabor con- ference soon after Pearl Harbor
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-18
Basis of Dispute

The U. A w leaders criticism of Mir. Lewis were based their belief that he seeking to take ad- vantage of the necessity for wartime sacrifices to establish the power he lost result of his persistent hostility to President Roosevelt his refusal to support any of the national defense program before the Japan ese assault on Pearl Harbor and his undsguised resent ment of the independent course followed by Phillip Murray, president of the C. L O. on political and for eign affairs,
 Specifically, the auto unionists charged that Mr. lewis seeking to split the ranks of the Roosevelt Murray supporters and to undermine the effort by stirring up rank-andfle discomfort with the decision of the C. O. executive board to go along with Donald NJ. Nesons appeal for renunciaton of double pay for Sunday and holiday work within the basic fortyhour work week.
 These accusations were reflection of the distrust created in C. l. o. circles by MT Lewis's recent at temps 10 enroll everything from pin-boys in bowling alleys to dairy farmers and dshwashers in the "by- products division of the United Mine Workers and in the United Construction Workers headed by his bro- ther, Denny.
 The leaders of dozen unions have complained to C l. O. headquarters that the Lewis forces have tried o take established locals through the medium of raidson their membership or through efforts to buy up their officers with promises of lucrative jobs the Lewis payroll.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-18
CLIO. EXPECTS LEWIS
 HEAD NEW MOVEMENT
FINAL BREAK BETWEEN THE FOUNDER AND
 PRESENT LEADERS IS BELIEVED NEAR

DETROIT - Relations between John L. Lewis and the Congress of Industrial Organizations steadily grow strained and union leaders are beginning to feel that it is only matter of weeks before Mir. Lewis will part company with the organization he did much to build.
 The resignation this week of Ray Edmundson, one of Mr LeWiss most trusted Heutenants as C. 1, Q. regional director for Illinois and the withdrawal of other Lewis men from the C. O's Illinois directorate the latest in a long series of incidents which n- dcated that the president of the United Mine Workers preparing to go his way. That such decision would not be unWecome to large sections of the C. l. O. leadership manifest from the denunciations of Mr Lewis which marked the special meeting of the inter- national executive board of the United Auto Workers in Cleveland week ago.