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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-02
Card of Thanks

The undersigned take this means
of expressing their gra' itude to.
wards friends for their. devotion
to them in their bereavement in
the death of their beloved mother,
the late Mrs. Josephine Susan
Armour.
Mrs. Joseph Brown
Mrs Mary Kolich
Monroe Arnoux
Marian Arnoux
Miss Ruth Shannon, accom-.
panied by Miss Doris Bolshaw
of Long Beach, Calf. arrived
yesterday, for a visit with Ruth's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Shannon. Ruth has been away
for almost a year, being en-
ployed by the Douglas Corpora.
ton at Long Beach.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Patton Had Close CALI
In SiciIian Invasion
By the Associated Press

6F Lue ASSOCldLeQ HreSS,
PALERMO, Sicily, Aug. IS De-
laye0 LIT. Gen. George S. Patton,
tr., commander of the American 7th
Army, had one of the clotest calls of
his military career during the tri-
un1phal entry of his troops into Mes
sina, 1t was diclosed today.
The road down which the Amer
lean column was winding was clearly
visible from the Italian mainland
across the strait, and the Germans
and Italians on the mainland began
to lay down light artillery bar
rage across the Americans path.
The first shell burst against an
embankment only three cars be-
hind the one in which Gen. Pat
ton was speeding down the highway
Two officers received shrapnel
wounds, but Gen. Patton was un-
touched-another example of what
the men who serve under him have
come to call "Patton's luck"
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Powder House Foreman
Dies in Saving Workers
By the Associated Press.

6s the ASsOCldteo freSS.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 28.-A powder
house foreman at the Chickasaw
Ordnance Works was burned fatally
yesterday in what officials termed a
heroic act which probably saved sew
eral other lives.
Carl Pennington, %, was driving
small train laden with powder
when the material ignited. Plant
officials said he could have jumped
and saved his life but in so doing
would have endangered the lives of
other men working in a powder
filled dryer house nearby.
Instead Mr.. Pennington stayed
with the flaming train and drove 1t
into an open field out of the danger
zone. Badly burned, he then tumbled
out of the cab He died few hours
later at hospital.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Former Opero Singer,
Thrown by Horse, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
BELMONT, VT, Aug. 28..-Mrs.
Helen Eisler Kugelman, 33, daugh-
ter of Paul Eisler, a former con-
ductor of the Metropolitan Opera
in New York. was injured fatally
last night when she was thrown
from horse in the main street
Of this mountain resort town.
Mrs. Kugelman was born in
Vienna, Austria, and made her debut
in the Metropolitan Opera in THE
Egyptian Helena" with Maria
Jeritza.
She was married to Paul Kugel-
man in 1886. Besides her husband
and father, she is survived by two
brothers, Stefan and Paul Eisler, jr
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Skipper Of Nautilus
Tells Of SheIIing and =
Sinking Jap Transport
By CHARLES McMURTRY.

associated Press war correspondent.
PEARL HARBOR, Aug. 2s.-The
United States submarine Nautilus
was standing off the japanese coast
its gun crews busily pouring shells
into sinking enemy transport
which the submarine had caught
after a two-hour chase. 1t was
half hour before midnight.
One enemy destroyer was speed
ing toward the Nautilus from the
north and another was bearing
down from the south, both intent
on avenging loss of the transport.
Suddenly the bridge was drenched
with heavy spray" Comdr. Will
liam H. Brockman, jr., said, re-
counting one of the episodes which
won the Nautilus and its crew
presidential citation
Shore Batteries Open Fire.
Surprised at the sudden drench-
ing, Comdr. Brockman demanded:
whats that"
That, captain, said a creWman.
was very fine straddle from shore
batteries"
At the same instant, Comdr.
Brockman continued, one of the on
rushing destroyers turned on its
searchlights.
L didn't bother to secure the deck
guns" the commander said. Il
just went down."
Comdr. Brockman was sure that
he got the heavily laden troopship,
which he had picked out of a con-
voy
L headed into it but missed with
torpedoes, so I started firing the
deck guns and chasing her. said
the commander, whose submarine
exploits have won him three Navy
Crosses.
I'D get on her quarter ready to
fire a torpedo then she'd change
course. We ran around in circles
for two hours. All the t.r1e was
firing my deck guns at 200 to 900
yards.
Every shot hit her-35 shots,
They started two fires and she vas
getting lower in the water all the
time. Eventually 1 put a torpedo
IN her and the Japs abandoned
ship"
Surprised by Depth Charges.
On another occasion, the Nautilus
was surprised by depth charges
while attacking a large tanker in
Japanese waters and discovered an
enemy destroyer was close to star
board. Comdr. Brockman said he
was certain that two torpedo hits
were scored on the tanker. Then
the submarine prepared to go for
the destroyer but the warship sped
away.
Hours later. another japanese
destroyer, probably sent out to look
Tor the submarine, was sighted.
We went in so close I could see
Japs working nonchalantly on the
deck" Comdr. Brockman said.
Two Nautilus torpedoes hit the
destroyer. While the ship was going
down, Comdr. Brockman allowed all
the submarine officers and many of
the crew to take turns looking
through the periscope.
But I was worried that planes
might be on patrol and spot U.S."
he said, I'VE were so close to Japan"
Comdr. Brockman, 3S, has been
assigned to New London. Conn, for
duty on the staff of the commander
of the Atlantic S,,hro aripa EIaet
Evening star., 1943-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself
Harry Paul Taylor, 1913 st. NV, Wash
lngton, D. c. 30s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
pins unless | make them personally julius
Singer. 2225 MAYOR rd. Sc 2as
HEKEAFTER will be responsible only for
sucn oebts as may be contracted by myself
Charles N. Ferguson, l447 OAK st. NV
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for sny
self. John p. Gibson, 1908 18th Sc, 30s
Evening star., 1943-08-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT aud tax consultant state
ments; tax reports books put in order kept,
at $40 mo- up; many Justly entitled tax-
saving steps il taken now WA. 64O0, 2ss
ACCOUNTANT-BookK 10 years
experience, capable of taking full charge.
desires perm. position. OIL. 5164 29s
BOOKS STARTED AND KEPT. ss up. Tax
reports, monthly statements, etc. Prepare
now to save on taxes. ME. 754s 20.
FARM MANAGER or caretaker. experienced
with purebred cattle. all types farm ma
chinery, married, one child. Box 2fO-z
SIar go
GENTLEMAN. elderly, neat. intelligent, de-
slres light part-time work during day
Box 201-Z, Star. 20s
OFFICE MANAGER. 35, university and
business college graduate. married draft
exempt; experienced in personnel, contact
adjustments. complaints, correspondence
Georgia 7172 after 8 or Box 124-Z. Star
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. desires lob
knows city and nearby district; excellent
references. NO. S0O1 ogs
YOUNG MAN, 2S. white, draft exempt de.
sires work with future possibilities; driver
permit. Box 101-Z, Star 2gs
Evening star., 1943-08-28
HELP MEN.

HELP MeN.
PHOTOGRAPHIC retouch-
ers, thoroughly experienced;
permanent position, $50
weekly, good working condi-
tions. Apply 1921 G st. NV.
JUNIOR SALESMAN TO AS
SIST IN MILITARY DEPT,
DRAFT EXEMPT; GOOD
OPPORTUNITY, PERMA-
NENT POSITION. APPLY
TO MR.. DAVIS, GROSNER
OF 1925 F ST. NV.
SALESMAN AND ASSIST
ANT IN MILITARY DEPT.
Elk PERIENCED PRE-
FERRED; PERMANENT PO-
SITION. APPLY TO MR..
DAVIS, GROSNER OF 1925
F ST. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHIC printers,
thoroughly experienced; per-
manent position, excellent
salary, good working condi-
tions. Apply 1881 G st. NV.
CARPENTERS for defense
housing project. Steady
work, good wages. Apply Mr..
Graninger, Wayne pl., near
1st and Nichols ave, Sc.
THREE YOUNG MEN, draft
exempt, to learn branch of
prin ting trade. Scale of
$3.50. Good wages while
training. National Capital
Press, Inc, 301 N st. ne.
DRIVERS. DANIEL LOUGH-
RAN CO., INC, 402 11th ST.
S.W.
PHOTO LITHOGRAPH PLANT
engaged in doing essential war
work, desires experienced plate
makers, layout men, cutting
machine operators and folding
machine operators. 40 hour
week, excellent salaries paid. If
interested, bring release for
availability.
A. L. SAUL PLANOGRAPH CO.,
900 E st. NV, Wash, D. C.
District BATS. Ask for Mr.. Tucker.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
HELP poMrsrlc tcsn.l

saials MHD White m1 stns lxs in; good home. GOOD
and 3hs years; permanent Job. Phone MI
mos ssy R yrs yne live n fhsssn ers room ssl 10
stars with radio: right on bus line; good
PnRslMsANMNNir7 FIRM NMi 7fss, meMr and small ,.,.,, -
middle-ased couple or woman and child
IN new brick home in exchange for woman 4
ssearslSes sas Good location in Ari.. Va. Box
WOMAN; white, for seneral housework and
$50 week. Call NO. 1906, Apt. 2Io. the
WOMAN OR GIRL. white or colored. with
4io M Y hep Tsh Ss SSoa wages
WOMAN. white, middle aged. companion
WomsS VS. ssrfs5e 70 car. WI Ior aats asr
room apt: references 'imIf ana health cara cara
WIG WnM .SSsiary; Phone TR. 5775.
between and IL Sunday. TAO WEBSTER
WOMAN 20 care for children and help
with housework; other help employed: live
in; physician,s home, private rm. and bath;
cations: no. objection to couple ii husband
Is employed. RA. 251s.
GENERAL. HoUSFWoRKER. MUST ALSO
AFT ss aS2P Ssa pGR GRoK WrEk Eof 1Tr ApnLTs 2y y
107-x. STAR. ~
COOK, G.H.W. PART-TIME
m. through dinner, no SUNDAYS, Si2
Wx. only hrst-class cook. with refs. need
apply: small Georgetown apt adults:
no heavy laundry. AID. 1888
MAID, SIS WEEK.
,.,S5drs General houseworka good cook, light
3rd-hoor pvt room and bath; must live
IN; oall between 1-5 pm. and after pm
4727 Reno I'd. NV WO. 534o
Evening star., 1943-08-28
YOUNG WOMAN

High school graduate, under 30. for cler-
tcal work recurring utmost accuracy and
legble Handwriting. Knowledge of work
mems compensation law desirable but not
essential. SiX-day, 43-hour week. Sat
urday afternoons off. Aforementioned
upon experience. Opportunity for ad-
yancement; Apply weekday mornings,
Personnel Department. Room 800, Capital
Transit Co, 36th and Prospect ave. NV
Take Route 90 Cabin john streetcar to
door. I'll is. position viii be of special
interest. to those residing in Georgetown
or nearby MARYLAND and Virginia. as this
saves travel time.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
APT. HOUSE MANAGER.
Young Couple, Exper. FIR. 2of3
SITUATIONS WOMEN,


CULTURED DAUGHTER of physician
desires position as companion to a refined
Christian elderly woman or conyalescent
Can take care of business and social cor
TTespondence references exchanged. Box
DIETITIAN, exper. in institutional work
with young people; Salary plus full main
EN44ELoPEs ADDRESSED by hand .t
hon home; will call for and deliver. NJ. Beales,
ExPERIENCED OPERATOR desires posi-
tion as manager of beauty salon; D. c.
license. Gertrude Brooks. 1892 14th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, expert. Saturday and
evenings. Manuscript tipping, editing
District '2704, Ext. 10, after 2 pm;
Michigan 6040 evenings. 29s
WOMAN. young, %, high school graduate
and business college training, desires
position as receptionist general office
work: prefer doctors ONCE. WO 2196.
GOING TO WASTE--A creative mind with
a personality, an ABB, an MA. a fluent
knowledge of Spanish and French, ad-
vertising, research. teaching, recreation
experiencs. Any suggestions for salvage.
Box 244-Z. Star 3Os
Evening star., 1943-08-28
Whale Helps Spinning

During hemp shortage in 1882
1t was discovered that whale oil
made jute suitable for spinning by
power machinery.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, ali-around. man and
son HenT fniesnE Robsr esa Puf k nx
CASHIER. experienced light work only;
hrS r, 70 pm TIL am si1h 1 SaI pd; odod s?39. ~
ary and meals. Apply by letter to Box
COUPLE to live in, wife for cooking and
DAIRYMAN AIRY to work IN modern node dairy.
modern aafs house. ss.ie excellent living conditions
and good salary; references required. Ayr
iop Rstofsds 81 eo6FE Mf
Dpemss: l1e sevefa e1ase opennas ns HarTngton
MANAGEMENT Co, Elk. 6929; ewes, SH.
JJANIiToR AND WIFE. both to work in
apt: BLDG; pleasant living quarters ,,, ex-
aiFh oFf1cE Welfare M Mia
ton, Sabbath observer preferred. Box
fARfs Fs1;T 'si, NAN OR WOMAN for Dodge
Plymouth. direct factory dealer; good pay.
Mr.. D. W. Thomas, vice pres. Leo Rocca'
TEcc @ oF GenS SsBoRTHanND e for evening SHn
classes in a local secretarial college, de-
gree required, teaching and business exI
9erence nrefepsed ea5f type and
place and hours of present employment.
Box 10l K, Star.
ROOM CLERK,
Man or woman experienced, for front
desk; must be able to use typewriter: good
salary, room and board If desired; refer
ences required Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son, Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Md
Phone 1851.
BOOKKEEPER,
Man or woman, experienced, to take
charge of bookkeeping department; good
salary, room and board II desired; refer
enceS required. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son, Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis. Md
BARTENDER.
Man or woman, white, experienced, for
cocktail lounge good salary, room and
board if desired; permanent position; ideal
working conditions; must furnish refer
ences, White or phone. Mr.. Newton,
Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Nd. Phone
1851.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
CI,ERK-TYPIST

Permanent position with a national con-
Germ; excellent opportunity for right
person Is,rsn Apply M9nday No August 80 be
Co. 1910 Connecticut ave. n W.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
DRIVER


FOR FUEL OIL TRUCK,
Experience not necessary.
Permanent position. Apply
Monday, Mr.. Moore, A. P.
Woodson Co., 9th and Mich
lgan ave. ne.
INSULATION statesmen.
The A. P. Woodson Co. re-
quires the services of two
men to make estimates and
sell Eagle home insulation,
Unlimited opportunity. Ap-
ply between 10 am. and 2
pm. Monday, 9th and NTH
igan ave. ne. Ask for Mr..
Byrley.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
I,ATINDRY HELP

MARKERS AND ASSORTERS.
experienced can earn UP to $40 week
Willing to train inexperienced girls. Rest
periods and refreshments served
INDEPENDENT LAUNDRIES.
3Tth and Eastern Ave, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTICIAN

For suburban shop; best working condi-
tons and finest clientele. Salary up to
$40. according to ability. State auaiifica-
tions, approximate age and telephone num-
her. Box Gh-X. Star
Evening star., 1943-08-28

MAN to route trucks for large
coal CO.; good salary and per
manent position; experienced
preferred; excellent opportu-
nifty to get into an essential
industry. Box 1O2-X. Star
Evening star., 1943-08-28

STENOGRAPHER -Recep-
zionist. Engineering Offices 10
Gated downtown bldg. in fl
nancial district. Salary, S35
for 5-day wk. Permanent
position and advancement
for satisfactory work. Re-
spond in own handwriting
for telephone and personal
interview, stating age and de-
tails of education and ex-
perience. Box AJAX, Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
P. B. K. OPERATOR.

$40. according to ability State auaiifica
tions, approximate age and telephone num-
P. B. x. OPERATOR.
Experienced woman. accustomed to han.
ssininns, siins a busy board six-dsy week; aa
Sunday work but day per week off. $50
per month to start. Opportunity for ad.
Personnel Depsptment ssa Room soa m0raass capissi
Transit Co, 36th and Prospect ave. NV
Take Route 20 Cabin john streetcar to
interest to those residing in Georgetown
or nearby Maryland and Virginia, as this
saves travel time.
KITCHEN CLEANER,
Colored; permanent; good hours, wages
and meals Apply Chef Bowie. Fairfax
Hotey, Zoo Mass, ave. NV.
SALESLADIES,
Good positions. Yvel. 3415 Conn. ave. NV.
BUS GIRL, colored, no Sun
day work. Apply in person,
Empire Restaurant, 1412 New
York ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES, several. for
office work in jewelry store;
5 12-day week; chance for ad-
vancement; good salary. Eli
Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED,
YOUNG LADY, 1925 YEARS
OF AGE; BANKING INSTI-
TUITION. IN REPLY STATE
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED. BOX 252-X,
STAR.
GIRL, WHITE, TO WORK IN
DRY CLEANIN G STORE.
GOOD PAY. APPLY 1907
CONN. AVE. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS (col-
ored), experienced preferred, but
will train qualified applicants;
day or part time evening work
Apply to Jones, head bellman
Westchester Apis, rear 1000 Ca
thedral ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-28

ROOM CLERK,
Man or woman, experienced, Tor mont
desk; must be able. to use typewriter: good
ences REQUIRED. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son, Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ROOKKEEpER

BOOhhEEf Err .,
Man or woman, experienced. to take
charge of bookkeeping department: good
salary, room and board II desired; refer
ences required. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son. Carvel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Md
Evening star., 1943-08-28
KITCHEN CIEANER
SALESLADIES.

Colored; permanent; good hours, wages
and meals. Apply Chef Bowie, Fairfax
Hotey, 200 Mass ave NV
Evening star., 1943-08-28

LADY WHO WANTS AN oPPoR-
TUNITY TO SERVE IN THE WAR
EFFORT WHILE EARNING $50
MONTH AND FULL MAINTENANCE
CLERICAL EXPERIENCE HELP
full, WRITE BOX 235X, STAR.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Indian Passive Resistance
Theory Proves Undesirable

Overwhelming cost ~ crushing
Japan"
Other speakers, including Dr..
Anup Singh. editor OF India today.
DR.. Syud Hossain. chairman Of
the National Committee FOR India :
freedom Dr.. y. c. Wei. Of United
China Relief. and Or. Sirdar J. j.
Singh. president OF the India
League Of America. urged the
United States 10 see that the At
lantic charter was applied TO In
dia
The speakers accused Britain
OF mass killings in India, OF Jail
ing midas leaders and OF main
tanning a chipping post" regime
in the possession. They blamed
British lethary and inefiiciency for
famine which they said was tax
ing a weekly toll OF 1000 lives IN
bengal province alone. and warned
that the japanese we're dropping
bags Of rice by parachute as a
means OF propsgandizing the
starving people.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Husband of Slain Heiress
Tells Conflicting Stories

ergan, slain socialite heiress 10
brewery millions, today and search
ed for his Royal Canadian Afr
Force uniform in the hope that II
would clear up some OF the mys
terry surrounding the bizarre muir.
der
Officially described as likely
suspect" tall, handsome, Is year
old Wayne Lonergan was held in
Toronto. Ont, while in New York
detectives looked for the uniform
which Assistant District Attorney
Jacob Grumet said may tell quite
a story.
Two versions of how he happen.
ed to be without the uniform have
come from Lonergan but John
Loehr, deputy assistant district at.
torney who flew TO Toronto yes
terday and questioned the RCAF
aircraftyman for more than three
hours last night did not disclose
whether the Interrogation cleared
up his conflicting stories.
Two Versions
One Of the versions he gave TO
pretty. unemployed showgirl
separated from her husband for d
year and a half and the other TO
a friend in whose apartment he
stayed during his week end visit
TO New York. The visit conceded
with the Staying OF the exotic. fun
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Ypsilanti Boy Scouts Have
Part in Helping Country

Council has as its chairman. Rev.
Raymon Bair and its commissioner
DR.. r. Clyde Ford All boys. 2,
10 and II years OF age are eligible
10 enroll as cubs and boys Il years
OF age are invited TO Join one q
the ~ Ypsilanti District troops.
Several new groups are in process
OF formation in Ypsilanti and VII
low Run.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
said recently For years have
followed with ,feat interest the
activities OF the Boy Scouts. Many
special agents Of the Federal Blu
reau OF Investigation who today
are safeguarding America from the
vicious attacks Of criminals, spies
and saboteurs we're formerly Scouts
and learned their initial lessons
in self.reliance, resourcefulness.
initiative. and clear thinking while
participating in Scout activities.
Scouts have always done a magnih-
cent Job. The Who'll country ~
proud Of their splendid record. and
particularly ther contributions
since the outbreak OF war" Money
given in the United var and Com
munity Fund drives will help the
Boy Scout Work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Fathers MAY
Yet be Saved

Washington, Oct. Cup The
House will begin debate today on
a bill that would defer fathers
from military service until all ELI
gible non-fathers throughout the
nation are called.
At the same time, Rep. Clare
Boothe Luce. R. Conn. announced
that she would introduce an amend
ment 10 the Selective Service Act
this week which would replace
draftable but essential men in in
dustry with AIS and other de
ferred classes.
The bill coming up in the House
Is the so-called Establishment
bill passed by the Senate earlier
this month. Originally. 1t was the
Senate hill which would have de
ferred all pre- Pearl Harbor fathers
until January ! but the Senate
changed 1t to be only a bill to
tighten up deferments in indus
try and government
The House Military Affairs Com
mittee has completely rewritten
the Senate bill. keeping only the
provisions for a committee OF five
doctors to study physical standings
with a view to taking more 4-F's
and for local boards 70 give pre-
induction physical examinations
when requested.
Il now provides. in addition 10
national calling up Of nonfathers,
the removal OF War Manpower
Commissioner Paul V. McNutt
from the draft picture with final
authority transferred 10 Selective
Service Director Lewis B Hershey
Hershey has heretofore been IN.
der McNutt.
1t also provides that Hershey or
his assistant must report TO both
Senate and House Military Affairs
Committees monthly on informa'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26
Paving Will
be Started

Paving OF the Ford Road which
IL being built from the Willow Run
Housing Area TO the plant at r
cost OF over a hundred thousand
dollars. will begin Wednesday.
when adequate equipment is
brought in from Detroit Ground
work on the road is proceeding &C
cording to schedule and telephone
cables have been laid Paving
should be completed November
20
one of the most delaying prob
lens on the construction has been
the shortage OF labor which is now
slowly beil z employed. The whole
road will not open TO traffic until
some time next spring when the
bridge being built over the Michi-
gan Central Railroad. east Of Ypsi-
lanti, ia scheduled to be finished.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-26

Washington, Oct. IS Up midas
350, 100000 people are losing faith
in reason and non.yiolence as the
way TO win their freedom from
Great Britain and the ground is
being prepared for large-scale
bloodshed. speakers told a free-ln-
dia meeting here last night
The speakers urged American
support IN getting Britain to free
India. stating that such move
would add millions Of comrades
in arms" TO Allied forces and coun.
teract the poison Of japanese prop
uganda.
Chief speaker was Upton Close.
writer and radio commentator.
who said that India is the only
Asiatic land where the Allies are
free 10 demonstrate their program
o. freedom for mankind
a billion Asiat!cs will Judge
Americas sincerity and backbone
By what happens in India he
said. ~ billion Asiatics lose
faith In America. then there will
be but little victory for US in the