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Evening star., 1943-03-21
Danish Election Set
For tuesday Under
Careful NaziEyes
Envoy Here Asserts
Results Will Have
No importance
BY BLAIR ROLLES.

Onall denmark. whose level
beaches conceivably could provide
the avenues for an Allied invasion
of Europe, will be in the world eye
Tuesday when the Danes are to go
through the republican motions of
electing a new Parliament while
German officials look on
Henrik de Kaufman, Danish
Minister to the United States who
has pursued an independent, anti
Nazi course since the German occu-
patton of his country almost three
years ago, said yesterday he eX-
pected the Germans would make
worldwide propaganda use of the
elections by advertising them as
proof they are being nice to the oc-
cupied countries.
The elections are not going to
have any importance" Minister de
Kaufman said. He pointed out that
the Parliament-the Rigsdag-and
voters choosing the Parliament, are
pOWerleSS to debate the only real
issue in Denmark-the extent of col
Liberation, if any, that it is advis-
able for the country to have with
the Germans.
Danish Nazi Party Weak.
The Germans nevertheless have
granted their permission for the
Danes to satisfy the constitutional
provision for general elections every
four years, and this is the fourth
year. The present Rigsdag was
elected in 1899.
1T won't do the voters any good
to stay home from the polls" the
Minister said. because then the
elections would only help the Nazis,
who can be counted on to vote -
The Nazis are few in Denmark, and
won only three seats in the 1899
elections. Their leader, Frits Clau
sen, has so weak a following that
the Germans have not intrusted him
with any power.
There is no hope here in Amer
lean and Free Danish quarters that
the elections will result in the oust
ing of Prime Minister Erik Scave
MUS, who was installed in his post
last November 7 under German
pressure. Although he himself is
a man of the left, Scavenius in his
relations with the Nazis has fol-
lowed a sort of Petain policy, in
spired according to informed OBJ
servers, no. by hope for personal
power but by a defeatist feeling that
a degree of collaboration will stave
off total control by the Germans.
Sabotage Increasing.
This collaboration has been ex-
tensive enough to include Dem
marks signing of the Anti-Comin-
tern Pact, but current information
reaching here emphasizes that the
collaboration still falls short OF what
the two chief German agents IN
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Red Cross Drive Proqress
Reported to Date.

The following table shows the date of the Red
War Fund campaign
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Boy StrongIes Self
With Wrestling Hold
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 20.-Four-
teen-year-old Eugene Underwood
death today was accidental, but po-
lice said he caused it with a paralyz-
Ing self-lmposed hold on his neck
that placed him in a coma.
Eugene seemed to delight In per-
forming this hold" officers quoted
his mother, Mrs. Bessie Underwood,
who found him dead in bed. Even
MS doctor warned him this wrestling
hold might prove fatal but it
seemed to fascinate him to lose
consciousness by placing his hands
against certain nerves in his neck y
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Station WHV 10 Become
.WT0P Beginning April 4

The Federal Communications
Commission has granted Station
WJSV permission to change its call
letters, and beginning April 4 the
station will become WTOP.
General Manager Carl J. Burkland
explained yesterday that the station
had made the change for the con-
venience of listeners, particularly
newcomers to the city. 80 that the
identity of the station may be more
easily remembered
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Armed Bandit Nervous,
And So Is Victim

Bs he Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Victor Al
bine, liquor store operator, assured
a nervous suffering holdup man he
would be tractable.
On that pledge the stammering
pistol-waving man shook hands with
him while an armed companion
rif1ed the cash register.
They escaped.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

president general. who Will preside.
Among the color films 10 be shown
by Mr.. Mccormick will be reels on
South Africa, India, Singapore
United States soldiers drilling un-
der Gen. Macarthur IN the Philip
pines, the South Sea islands. in
cludlng Java: Port Moresby, Aus
ttralia and New Zealand.
In 1926 Mr.. Mccormick travels
took him within GOT miles of the
North Pole. He has taken pictures
of the battlehelds of the first World
War, which are part of his COL
lection.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

for the Wheel
of Progress Club
on March % at
7;;30 pm. in the
Rose Room of
the Washington
Hotel.
Mr.. NJ c G or
mick will relate
details of h i S
travels TO all
parts of t h G
world during the
past 27 years.
He will be intro
duced by Mrs.
Marg aret Hop
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Wheel Of Progress Club
To Hear 0ran Mccormick

Oran Mccormick. world traveller
and author OF The World as Oran
Mccormick Saw It." will lecture
and show colored travel pictures
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29

cannot be tempted, ond from this
fact 30 6efude that man. His re-
aectlou. eannot b. tempted. This
leaves the tenapter OF carnal mind
listening % its own temptation. m
stead Of listening 70 the unpfincl-
pied temptations Of fear, dlsconr-
agement, self-pity, self~cond emna-
ton, you can silence them with the
truth that neither Principle nor It's
likeness, man, can be tempted BY
such things. Jesus said, 'HTake my
yoke upon you, and learn Of me-
According TO g dictionary definltion,
q yoke u1aites, binds, or connects.
Jesus refused to be yoked or bound
TO nnateriallsm In any form, for he
knew mans oneness or unity with
God, good. Let Us behold man as
one with Or like divine Love, for
then we shall cease to compare our
selves disparagingly with others,
and we shall see our true selfhood
as the incOmparabIy perfect,
healthy, beautiful, intelligent, and
good reflection Of our Incompatible
Father Mother God. divine Princi-
pie. That which Is one with God
must be beautiful, good, pure, for
darkness, fear, mental or physical
deformity, cannot be yolIed to or
one with light, Love, the beauty Of
holiness. Gods self-revealing love
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29

win make ~ burden oI ss|fehA
eEot|nn anierieitF. SICKNESS end
SIN very light s. light That 2ou viii
not be aware ok It; for Gods alI-
embracing love reduces this burden
to its original state, namely. to the
absence 81 good, God, and an ABB
eenoe Is always q void, q nothing
ness.
God, Ia His great love, IN his ma
ttre Is Principle, Is always reveal
ing or nianikesting Himself, and this
revelation or manifestation Is the
Christ. and he Is always expressing
Himself as man. Christian Scence
shows that the Christ Was not Q
Gods nature appearing throughout
time, and made manifest to Us IS
ideas, and as deeds. The flrBt chap
ter Of Genesis states the appearing
OF Gods nature as the creator evi-
denced or expressed BY His glorious
perfect creation, which was pro-
nounced Every good" This appear
ing Is the Christ. Every message Of
good Is the Christ making plain TO
you Gods nature, presence, and
power.
The eliminating appearance Of
Gods nature, Of the Christ, IN hui
man history was manifested In the
life Of Jesus. In everything that he
thought, said, or did he expressed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29

A Lecture on Christian Science
Entitled The Complete Nature Of
Man as Revealed by Christian
Science by Margaret Matters, @. 8,
B., Of New York City was Delivered
under the auspices Of First Church
Of Christ, Scientist at Waterbury
Womens Club last night.
The lecturer spoke substantially
as follows:
Many have been taught that God
Is three persons In one, and some
have tried faithfully to believe that
which they could not understand
nor reason about. Christian Science
makes clear Gods threefold nature
as Life, Truth, Love. These names
characterize Gods nature and In
dictate His relationship to His crea-
ton. This threefold nature Is one in
Principle, not in q person. Briefly,
the following are some the func.
tons Of this triune Principle, God.
Divine Life, the creator, maintains
and sustaiTS consciousness eteranal-
ly, feeds with strength, energy,
beauty, and provides all good, thus
expressing Gods fatherhood. Divine
Love cherishes, preserves, nourishes,
comforts, forgives, Is compassionate
and merciful, thus expressing the
motherhood Of God. And Truth Is
revealed or manifested by the Son
Of God, or the Christ. To put 1t In
another way: our Father God, the
divine Mind, Is the one Ego, cause,
source, and intelligence of all things.
Gods motherhood Is expressed by
the purity, the chastity, the beauty,
the innocence, the inspiration, the
holiness Of Soul. Spirit Is repre-
sented by that spiritual understand
ing Of God and man which Is desig-
mated in the Bible as the Holy
Spirit. the Holy Ghost, or Comfor-
ter, and which Is known today as
Christian Science. This spiritual
understanding saves, comforts, and
heals. Mrs. Eddy states (NEsscel-
laneous Writings, p. So, "Our Mas
ter understood that Life. Truth,
Love are the triune Principle of all
pure theology: also, that this divine
trinity Is one infinite remedy for
thu opposite triad, sickness, sin, and
DEATH"
The following six names for God
Life, Truth, Love, Mind, Spirit.
Soul-all mean Principle, O term for
God that reveals His nature In
wonderful way. Let us consider the
things we know about the so-called
principles Of the natural sciences,
and see how applicable they are to
God. First. o principle cannot be
recognized by the material senses. It
Is incorporeal and Is expressed by
ideas, laws, rules, and by science. It
Is movable and provable, change
less and logical. It Is everywhere
present, and always discernible to
intelligence and understanding. It
is universal, belonging to all, but Is
never personal possession. One is
not asked to believe q principle Of
mathematics, but one Is required to
know II. understand and prove 1t. It
cannot be refuted nor influenced by
material conditions. Add to all this
the fact that divine Principle Is SUI
preme, infinite. perfect Life, Truth,
Love, Mind. Soul. Spirit. and we see
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29

personal oofporcal sense 81 man.
individuality u the tfua sense 81
man as Cod created him.
Suppose that you seem 20 be sl1f~
ferina from an infoEiority complex
and that you are constantly being
tempted 10 helittle yourself, 10 CONE
pare yourself tinfavorahIly with
others, and 20 be afraid 10 think
well Of yourself. IN such Q sltua-
ton turn your thought 70 the ma
ture Of Principle. You know that
Principle cannot be tempted, and
that 1t Is not subject to connpari-
sons. Mrs. Eddy says Of Principle:
God Is like Himself and like moth
Ing else. He Is universal and prime
tive. His character admits Of no
degrees OF comparison" (Afiscel-
laneous Writings, p. 102).
Jesus when tempted turned to the
fact that God cannot be tempted,
and he quoted the following Scrip
tural truth to the carnal mind or
tempter, Thou shalt not tempt the
Lord thy Cod" Jesus knew that
whatever was true Of God was true
Of man, as Gods likeness. Christian
Science enables lis to deduce what
we know OF man from what we know
Of God, and gives us q G0d-like man
instead Of q nan-like God. Il Is
not difncult to understand that God
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29
DEMOCRAT RALLY
DRAWS VERY WELL
MOnagan, MalOney, Fitz'
maurice Speakers; EN-.
mons in Seabees

Waterville, Oct. GA Democra-
tic rally was held last night In the
room over Carney's drug store. Al
derman Patrick shea was chairman.
He presented the speakers: Mayor
John 8. Monagan, Controller Neil
Maloney and the mayors secretary.
John FitZmaurice. The rally was
very well attended.
Supper November 8
The Casper Davis A. l.. Auxiliary
Is sponsoring q New England sup.
per In st. Michael's parish hall on
November Sd.
The purpose Of the supper is to
raise funds to get Christmas boxes
for sons Of the Legion and Aux
iliary who are in the service.
Mrs. Frank Carney Is chairlady,
assisted by Mrs. william Rooney,
Mrs. Fred Poudim, Unit Activities
chairlady.
Mrs. Patrick Moriarty, Mrs. John
Mcmahon, Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mrs. Harry Simpson.
Follow Gee.Gees
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greatorex OF
Byron street and Mrs. Earl Ericsson
Of Chapel stree attended the races
at Jamaica, N. Y, Wednesday.
Alfred Emmons, Jr.. Of 355 Boy
dent strete viii leave soon for duty
with the Seabees.
The Casper s. Davis Drum Corps
held short meeting last hight at
their room in the rear Of the post
office.
Members and friends will meet
Saturday at 7:15 in the rooms where
they will get transportation to Guer-
tins Inn on Thomaston road where
dinner win be enjoyed.
Betty Ericsson Of Chahpel street
is spending these few days vacation
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. May
nard Burton Of Terryville.
New Diner
Work has been begun on the new
diner to be opened soon in Water
vile. The diner is located near
Benninghoff's gas station. Wallace
Clark Of Stevens street win be pro-
prietor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29
Christian Science
Lecture Last Night
Large Audience Enjoyed Talk By Margaret Matters,
C.SB, at the Waterbury WOmen's Club

how glorious Is our God. Mrs. Ed
dy says Of this name Principle (No
and Yes. p. 200, when understood,
Principle is found to be the only
term that fully conveys the ideas
of God,-one Mind, q perfect man,
and divine Science"
Principle Is Love
think you will agree that divine
Principle which expresses change
less perfection, justice, integrity
law, order, universally, impartiality,
and provableness must be Love.
There are many amazing things Of
fered in the name Of love, and as
most people desire to love or to be
loved, they will try almost anything
that is thus offered. The failure
Of these things to bring happiness
should turn us away from such sub
stitutes, to real love. Love Is always
happy. If what you are doing in
the name Of Love Is not happifying
you can know 1t is not love. Can
one find happiness doing unprin-
cipled things, In being dishonest,
disorderly, unjust, unstable, I'm.
loving? OF course not.
Through education we have
formed the habit of associating love
with personality rather than with
Principle, and we are inclined to
believe that It would be q bit dull
to love Principle. This Is because
we do not realize that Principle Is
God, the one infinite individuality
or Being, and that He IS expressed
individually by man, and Of course
we all love individuality. Person
atty Is the corporeality Of q mortal
and all that the material senses
cognize about him, his faults, foibleS,
weaknesses, as well as his personal
good, his personal intellect, his per-
sonal ability, talents, and accom-
plishments, which 1t Is believed be-
long to him privately and person.
ally, apart from everyone else.
Whereas mans individuality consists
Of his individual expression Of Gods
goodness goodness, strength, intelli-
gence, beauty, power, and presence.
We always find q man Of ideas in
teresting, although we cannot see
or feel those ideas materially. Chris
tian Science shows the true man Of
Gods creating to consist wholly Of
ideas - ideals that express the per.
lection, the purity, the harmony, the
integrity, and the law Of Principle.
Man Expresses Principle
Just as the so-called principles Of
mathematics and music are made
known to us through ideas, rules,
and laws, so the nature Of divine
Principle Is made known to us
through It's ideas and laws. Even
as sound In unison, or numbers in
their right relationships, express
what the rules and laws Of mathe-
mates and music present, so man
expresses all that the laws, ideas,
and Science Of being made known
Of God as divine Principle.
Suppose that personality tells
you that you have q temper, q weak
ness, a sorrow, q deformity, a sick
ness, or a sin. Ask yourself, Has
Principle any Of these things? Your
answer Of course Is that they are
all lnprincipled, therefore self
destroying, not self-perpetuating, as
Is Principle. Personality Is but a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29
3:!5I; QUIZ


Everybody knows that poorly dirested
food often causes . headachy, slugeish
condition.
But you may not know that Mature
must produce each day about two pints
OF the vital digestive juice-liver bile
to help digest your food.
II Nature fails-food doesn't digest
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amount Of this vital digestive Juice may
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utes. When bile flow increases may
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feeling grand all over again. Remember
you can't get these same results from Iaxa.
tives that fail to stimulate the flow Of bile.
Il you feel headachy, nstless, irritable
or depressed, get . 25f paclEagaos Cartar,s
Little Liver Pills at any drugstore today.
Take as directed. Tomorrow see how dc
and alive you'll feel!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-29
w alter WilAcrAeII
In Nee, York

c0dep AZ 3 show doesn't run 8
weeks, movie rights revert % Tire
authors. II Il runs longer. the
producer gets 40 per cent OF the
movie coin, and goth Century, FOX
had already paid more than $500.
0Oo for the movie rightsl Good
arithmetic, mister, and good
bookkeeping by Mr.. Todd, II YOU
est me and even If you didden
-. Does the F.BI know Winrod.
awaiting trial on Federela charges.
has one Of his groups functioninR
with Q sizeable number Ia san
Juan, Puerto Ricop
We once ran the story about
war correspondent Bill Stonehani,
who was. wounded in the caboose.
Seems he got too near the front
and, turning to run back to his
lines, got shot. He refused the
Purple Heart though he may
have got It since. Anyhow, the
story Is that on q beach near
Algiers Is C-3 freighter. It was
hit by o torpedo Tin her stern)
and so she was beached for re-
pairs. As the soldiers pass TO and
from the airfield, they point to the
beached ship and say: There's
the 8. 8. William Stoneham"l
Some readers wrote in saying q
hay fever remedy is eating
grapefruit every morning. My
doctor says he has patients whose
hay fever acts up only when they
eat itl SO there, as the saying
goes, you are J. Eric Leinsdorf,
conductor Of the Cleveland SYM
phony, Is army-bound The rea-
son the men in the Aurello case
are telling everything Is that
they fear being sent to jail for
perjury j.. / see where o Chi
cagoan has started an action
against you and the network for
mentioning ''Under er"-claims
conspiracy TO defame him !.
Wanna bet the reason Is to at
tract publicly just to scare book
shops from handling the book? Re-
mind booksellers that publisher
Dutton indemnifies anyone sued
for selling II.
Vic Natures chums around town
say that the stories about him
marrying Anne Shirley were sur.
pris1ng - that she was serious over
o proposal from Edgar Bergen
only two weeks ago DR.. Max
TysanralP,a mann iNSNnlR ga Gaar0anf1
Speaks" Is something to recon-
mend. People who've read It
wish you would Ensign and
Mrs. James Gagnon (Una Wyte)
have baby girl now. Named It
Gage II the newspapers could
print the real news about the
LonergaI1 and Marigny murder cases
every copy would sell for $40 or
more. Must be q new kind Of peo-
plel Have you tever had a
special delivery letter delivered by
a man on q motorcycle? Me, too.
Yet the stamp shows a man and o
motorcycle II you want nice
music, 60 hear Joe Fejer Of the
Penthouse Janet Waldron Is
back from Reno after divorce from
Harold Diamond Of the Diamond
Bros. For your shining phrases
dept: w. H. Auden in New Re.
public (reviewing q new selection Of
Kipling's verse;: under his Will,
the vigarest words learn 10 wash
behind their ears"
YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13
PASS VETERANS BILL
WOULD GIVE TRAINING
TO DISABLED

Washington. DC. March s-By q
SHOUTED vote. the Senate last Fri
day passed a bill under which dis
abled veterans Of the present war
would be trained for private jobs
an dassisted in finding them.
The measure. introduced by Ser
ators Clark demo. Mo- and Walsh
demo. Mass,l now goes to the
house.
The Clark-Walsh bill. Endorsed
by the American Legion. Disabled
American Veterans and Veterans
of Foreign Wars. places the train
ing program under the veterans
administration.
Persons assigned Tor training
woulod receive pensions and allow
ances totaIling $50 a month for
single men and $50 for married
men. with S. additional for each
child. AS far as possible. the
training would be given in estab-
lished facilities Of the veterans ad-
ministraton.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13

WASHINGTON, March s amp
With the morale Of the office
force at a low state, and the mem-
bers Of the committee itself per-
turbed over the present condition.
the three members o fth FEPC
who met on Monday addressed a
very Strong letter to President
Roosevelt, expressing entire dis
satisfaction at the manenr in
which Paul v. McNutt has handled
the affairs OF that organization
recently
Present and presiding was Earl
Dickerson; with him. John Brophy
Of the Go and Morris Shiskin of
the AFL were the other members.
Etheridge, the chairman was alb
sent as was Milton webster.
Feeling that the President has
deserted the group in the crisis,
there was nothing for the mem
bers to do but express their senti-
ment to the man who Originates
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13
One Hundred SerUicemen
On ". ". p. A. Broadcast

Hampton Institute, va Over
100 Negro service men from six
branches of the armed forces were
featured on the radio at Hampton
Institute last Thursday afternoon,
in Fighting Men," the nation vide
victory broadcast sponsored by the
Negro Newspaper Publishers As
ISOLATION. in Observance Of Nation
nj Negro Newspaper Week
Ogden Hall scene Of the broad
cast was crowded with townspeo-
pie students. staff members and
servicemen in training at the col
lege. as the colored soldiers, sail
ors .seabees, coastguardsz,en, a
corporal from the marine corps.
and an army air pilot from Tuske-
gee went on the air at 40 pm.
Their half hour program was heard
on a nationwide hookup- broad
cast over the 200 stations Of the
Mutual Network.
Dramatic highlight Of the broad
cast was the first hand description
Of the e rescues in the present
war by Chief ~Boatswain's mate
Make Berry. in charge at Pea Is
land. n. O., only all-Negro Coast
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13
FEPC.
Organized

s. Towles. BSCP-. Raymond r.
Brown. Urban League; Arthur 3.
McCaw. Exec. Comm. NAACP: e.
G. Galloway. Omaha Guide; DR.. -
L. Hawkins. NAACP; Mrs. q. "A.
Blackburn Northside YWCA. Mrs.
Alice Wilson. Woodson Center;
Larry Peoples, Painter: John Ad-
ans, Jr-, Atty at law; w. s. Flet-
cher; Russell Reese. BSCP; Rev.
L. A. Story. Com. Clearing Union:
Rev. z. r. Ridley. st. Johns ANTE.
Church; 5 Edward Gilbert, Omaha
Star; Rev. +. c. williams. Negro
Ministerial Alliance; Mrs. lone
Hanger, Glenn L. Martin CO..
Ralph Adams. OPA. Rent Office:
Saybert c. Hanger. Pres. U. L. BID
Dirs-; were elected CoIored mem
bers Of the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Industrial Area Fair En-
ployment Practices Council.
The total committee which mum
bers about so members Of whom
r some Of Omaha's outstanding
industrial leaders. educators ar1
civic leaders, held their first Or
ganiz1ng meeting last Thursday
at the Fontenelle Hotel.
The purpose Of the Omaha-Coun
ell Bluffs Industrial Area Council
On Fair Employment Practice
shall be to obtain a broadly repre5-
entive and democratic community
approach to the problem Of dis
elimination in war industry be-
cause Of race. creed. color or IA
tional origin; and to coordinate ef-
forts to make effective in this
community the letter and the spir-
it Of Executive Order NO. $500 u
the President of the United States.
reference to the percentage quotas
which they have followed in the
past. such action would upset All
of the departmental plans and ar
engagements