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Evening star., 1943-10-31
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

NEAR WESTERN AVE
Practically new brick home. built by an
outstanding builder, M. B. Swanson 4
rooms, 2 well proportioned bedrooms, 2
baths. plus storage attic, large living rm..
powder room. screened porch, deluxe kitch-
en-. recreation room and maids room and
bath in basement. 2OO-ft. lot Over
looking park. Excellent value, S16,s5O
Exclusive. Shown today. Call EN- 1890
until pm. Sundays and weekdays. F.
A TWEEn co SSD1 Copp aue
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PARKWAY HILLS.
$40 500

Beautiful brick house on lovely lot with
large Trees, convenient to Model Basin.
Large nFlnG room with picture Windows
ana log fireplace. dining room, modern
hNchen. bedrooms and bath on f1rSt
moor nAlShtu loom on second floor, lu
basement. oil heat, built-in garage; |
Diock from car lne direct downtown To
inspect phone Mr.. PoSton, MA. 5000
evenings and Sunday, call WO, 1871.
BOSS & PHELPS. lI17 K ST NV.
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MT. PLEASANT

Close-in location. Groom row brick. g
bedrooms, baths. excellent income. Price.
81 l,95O. Early occupancy. Shown today
Call EN-. 1890 until pm. Sundays and
weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
OPEN TODAY, 1875 Pm.
dO1Q CpANT ctr Mt
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
70 ADAMS ST NV

II YOU are looking for an unusual 7o-ft.
Colonial brick. delehtfuliy situated near
everything. be sure TO put this on your
MUST SEE LIST. large rooms tiled
bath, full basement. porches. plenty OF
i closets. etc. Beautifully reconditioned
Priced for on'y $3.50. on terms. Imme-
| dlate possession
Your Neighbor Bought From Us"
Leo NJ Bernstein g. Co. ME. 54O0
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MASS. AVE. PARK.

Spacious 7-room house-seldom found
on this market Near Mass. and Wis. aves.
toned bedrms.. > baths. plus attic rm
Center-hall type. large living rm., modern
kitchen; 2-car built-in garage; deep lot.
Owner desrous of early sale Priced re-
duced. 1t will sell quickly. Shown today
Call EN- 1890 until 9 pm. Sunday and
weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
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UPPER 18th ST NV.

| Spacious 6-room brick real beauty, 2
We'll proportional bedrooms with = closets
each, :! baths. plus a finished heated attic
crnirr-hali type. library. laVatory anu
laFs- llHins room. modeIn kitChru, screened
| iII Ihs porch. gas aforementioned; lear
garage, attractive recreation room. SHOWN
Today, Price S22,uuu. Exclusive. eau
! EN-. 1890 until - y N, SUNDAYS anG week
! uaY.. f A lM EED -CO NM Cnnn sNr
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200
CAPITOL HILL.

CAPITOL HILL
An attractive siX-room and hath hrick
nome, fun basement oil hot-vater heeT
electrlc refrigerator, rear porch. Excellent
condition. i''
1918 K St BEITZEII DI 3rOO
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SHEPHERD PARK

Spacious s-room brick. with sas INV h
we'll proportl0ned bedrooms, large closet,
: baths, plus a nicely finished attic; deep
lot Near transp and shopping value
You Will appreciate Sl6 300 Shown to-
day, Call EN- 1890 unUl y pm Sundays
Conn
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NEARBY VA.-S1875O

Brick corner home. 5 bedrooms on 2nd
floor, :, baths, sunroom and glaSSed in
porch. immediate possession. Property in
splendid condition. Near bus and shops
Call Mr.. Shackeiford. MA. $500. Evening >
and Sunday Sligo 6GOS
ROSS & pHEI pS LIZ w
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FOREST HILLS.

NI5,UUW
just years old center entrance. Law
ahd gen on st floor. dinette of kitchen
oeofms, baths: recreation room with
bar, gas automatic heat. 2-car det. ga.
rage Harry Dreisen. exclusive, MA. 1172
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REAL VALUES
MASS. AVE. PARK.
North Of British Embassy.

Niu.Itt.
Spacious. finely HH-to-order residence
ASK for Grant Boss. MA. 1900. Evenings
call EN-. "JsI
BOSS & PHELPS.
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FOXhall Village-S9,6OO

charming little house for small family.
3 bedrooms and bath Also bath with tub
and shower in basement, finished rtcrea-
tlon room. full attic with stairway. lovely
dining room overlooking garden. deep lot.
automatic heat. garage. Call Mr.. Shackei-
ford. Ma. $500 Evenings and Sunday.
ROSS <, PHELPS 141- ST NV
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

Imposing 2-year-old semidet. brick, Ar.
ransed for families each apartment con-
teins z large rooms, tiled bath, modern
kitchen auto. heat. etc. Convenient TO
everything. Priced exceptionally low for
Your Neiehbor Bought Prom Us
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co. Met 54r0
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TOWN HOUSE.

1116 21St ST. NV.
4-story tapestry brick, containing 4
rms, . baths. oil h.-Uh. summer and
winter hookup), paruuet hardwood hoors,
heated garage and many other unusual fsa-
tyres. The property, extends back to Flor
wall with drive-in entrance This lovely
bldg. is in excellent condition, and would
studio or any other purpose where ons
mlght desire most convenient downtown
location. CONNER & RYON, Realtors. Ex-
elusive agents. 22q 18th st. NV. RE 321s
Evening star., 1943-10-31
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE.

-. SHERIDAN ST. NV,
JUST few doors from 18th st-6-room
oflck' baths, finished room in cellar;
garage; gas heat. hardwood floors and
trim throughout: excellent condition: quick
possession. Show weekdays between
am. and 3 pm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Nazis Fear
Attack In
South France

London. Sept 6-(AP)-Gcrman
military authorities, apparently fear
iul Of an Allied invasion thrust into
southern France. were reported TO-
day 10 have cleared all civilians from
q 5U-miic strip Of the FRENCH cOas .
live between NarbOnnc and MontpCl-
icr and TO be rushing the conStruc.
ton OF additional Notifications in
tina; area.
The cleared urea. extending back
10 miles from the sea. is in flat -,
sandy sector Of the coast which
would lend itself naturally 10 land
ing operations.
In addition To the measures being
taken i'm this area the Germans were
said To- have sent 5000 10 10000
engineers 10 MarSCillcS and Toulon
20 strengthen Notifications i'll those
ports.
According tu reports reaching Al
lied officials in London, the Ger
mans recently have SpcCdcd up tho
wor; of improving throughout CoaS
tai areas IN southern France TO id.
CiltJtc quick troop movements.
II is estimated here that The Ger
man garrisous in France al the pres
emf time total about 100000 men
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
U. S. Cannot Escape Role
In World, Churchill Says
Price of Greatness Is R esponsiblity.
He Says on Receiving Harvard Degree

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 6-(A?)
Asserting that the price of great
ness is responsibility" Prime Minis
Ter Winston Churchill declared to-
day that the United States could
not rise 10 be. IN many ways. the
leading community i'll civilized
world without being involved in its
problems"
Accepting an honorary decorate
OF laws from Harvard university.
the British war leader said that III
the people of the United States had
remained in mediocre station,
struggling with the wilderness. alb
Sorbcd in their own affairs, and a
factor OF no consequence in the
movements of the world, they might
have remained forgotten, and undis-
turbcd beyond their projecting
ocean,"
But the fact that this nation has
become leader of the civilized
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Red Armies Within
Three Miles Now
Of Burning Stalino
Key Donets Bastion
Near Collapse; Foe
Retreats Everywhere

London. Sept. G-(AP)-So-
Wet forces were reported by
the Moscow radio today to have
closed in to within three miles
of burning Stalino. key to the
German positions in the DonetS
basin.
A broadcast by Col. Adrcyv.
a TasS military observer, said
that zone group Of Soviet troops
is now three miles east of the
threatened city.
At the same time. the Berlin IA
do reported that Soviet naval forces
had tried 20 land in force about 81
miles behind German lines at Rut-
Schi, on Lu9a bag. in the eastern
part of the Gulf of Finland. The
Russians here would be within fight
ing distance Oi the WcSt-caSt railway
from Tallin--l!lclinc Of the German
LCninGrad front. The naZis said
the landings were rcpulscd with
heavy Russian losses.
a German cummuniquc broadcast
Associated Pres, and strong Soviet
attacks" in tho DonctS basin, in the
KhariOv area and west Of WANNA.
continued "undiminiShcd.'
The Russian midnight commune
que broadcast from Moscow and re-
corded by the Soviet monitor an
nounccd that Axis forces were with
drawing along a 60O-milc front
which extended from the shore, of
the Sea of AZov north To the Smo-
lcnSk sector. In some localities, the
Russians said. Red army units have
stabbed as much us nine miles deep
or i'm German held territory.
Two hundred and fifty more
towns fell 10 the Russians yesterday
the war bulletin said. bringing the
bag FOR the most Important week OF
fighting in the Soviet summer Of
fcnSivc to 1900. All along the grim
route the Germans were resisting
desperately. hurting masses of troop:
into counter attacks. which failed
Ia halt the Rcd army. More than
8 900 NaI!S were slain and scores
of tanks and other heavy equipment
were DESTROYED in the lighting, the
Russians said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Italians
Orders
To Give Up

on the Siciian Coast. Sept. 8
(Dclaycd)-(AP)-Thc almost in
conceivable passvity encountered
before Reggie Calabrias fine natural
breastworks suggest a last-minutc
change in the encmy's defense plans
for the toe of Italy which may have
been dictated by many reasons.
Italian soldiers s,rrcndcring with
sven greater alacrity than in Sicily
say they had orders 10 lay down
their arms. Nevertheless the unani.
nifty with which they appeared with
rcady-madc white flags and be.
lonGInGs packed in best civilian suit
cases is too impressive TO be written
off rs Il coincidence.
The ITALIAN army appears def
nitcly in Il state Oi mutny. A
complication behind the German
hasty withdrawal is that. rccogniz-
ing tic complete futili;y of looking
10 their allies for assistance. the
Na2is revised The whole defensive
scheme AT the last minute.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

world. he said, was an explanation
why the United States has twice
become involved in war during his
own lifetime by the long arm of
destiny reaching across The nation.
There WAS no use saving. we
don't want il, We won't have il.
Our IorCbCarS left Europe 10 avoid
these quarrclS. We founded new
world which has no contact with
The old. There was no use in that.
1%c long arm reaches out rcmorsc-
~ and everyone secs the distant
environment ard outlook undergo a
swift and irresistible change
Churchill declared that "unc can
not rise To nc, in many ways. the
leading community in civilized
world without being c0nyulscd by
It's agonics and inspired by its
causes.
IF this has been proved in the
past, as ii has been. il will become
lndiSputablc i'll the future"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Australians
Closing In
On The Japs
Enemy's L ae-Saiamaua
New Guinea Positions
Now Nearly Surrounded

Allied Headquarters in the
Southwest Pacific. Sept. C.
(AP) - Veteran Australian
troops under personal dircc-
ton of General Douglas Mac
Arthur have advanced eight 10
ten miles in 4 battle plan which
has already Virtually trapped
and is designed to destroy ,hc
Japanese in the Lac-Salamaua
area of New Guinea.
The channel sky Was flied al.
morning with large formations OF
aircraft as tho Allies began their
fifth successive day of Wumd-ihc-
clock bombings.
The Berlin broadcast reported by
the Associated Press said the Amer
lean bomber formations were attack
cd over northern France by German
NOutinuci on pYoa Styl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Over 5000
Are Taken
Enemy Demolitions
Very Extensive in
Course Of Retreat

Allied headquarters IN North
Africa. Sept. G-(AP)-Bri-
tlSh-t anadiHn invading forces
nave pushed slowly and surely
along the coast road of thc Ital-
IAN toe and cut Il salient ten
miles inland from Santo Ste
!ano D'ASprcmUntc. it was an
nounccd today from Allied
headquarters.
Three thousand prisoners
have been taken by the force:
which have advanced eastward
OF Bagnara on the Tyrrhcnian
shore and beyond MclitO on The
loni;;n shore. it was stated,
while the inland spcarhcad has
reached the gaunt precipiccs of
a StromOntc-Bittcr Mountain
the great elevation OF the Sila
range.
y nImhrr of villages fell i@to the
hands of Allied forces. including Ca
lamna. san Roberto. Fimuga. Santa
Lucia. Rnsal. San Rocco. Musuala,
L"GanaG. and Saut0 Alc,sio.
Among booty falling INTO British
hands were ,agcr locomotives and
100 railroad cars. all capable OF DC
.ng used.
san Stc!auo. north of Reggie Ca
ltbr.a. j. ten miles inland from the
Caiabrian coast in mountainous ter
r!'ury,
The CowuuIjGUC SAID tho ad-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Three Power Conference
Is Now Being Arranged
by FDR And Churchill

Washington. Sept 6--tA1)-prcs-
idcnt Roosevelt and Prime Minis
Ter Churchill appeared today 70 have
moved Il step close toward their
hopcd-for Joint conference with
Premier Stain with the disclosure
that meeting OF foreign office rep
rC~cuiatjvcS of the three govern
mcuts is being arranged.
II was jus; such d "prclm.nary"
conference that M. Churchill SuC-
gCstcd IN his Quebec speech last
week. but when or where il VIII bc
held will not DC disclosed. nor was
any encouragement lent 10 the be.
lief that II would be followed in
the rear future ny the meeting by
five three heads Of state. since the
Soviet leader has not shown any
disposition 10 interrupt his attention
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Calabriia's
Evacuation
Is Admitted
Carried Out Within
Range of Plans, Nazi
Broadcast Declares

London. Sept. 6-(Ap-Thc Ger
man news agency DNB acknowI-
edged tonight the "cvacuatiun OF
southern Cd!ub-ia' in Italy by MAJ
and ItaIilH forces and Italian O.
Tiers.
"Thc evacuation o: southern Ga
labria by Italian authorities and the
German military command has bCCr
carried ug; according TO plan and u
complete order" said the broadcast
record by The Associated Press.
"All supplies have been carried
out and brought INTO safety" il con-
tinucd. Tho civil population ike
wise has Been evacuated IN full
order"
"All irdvd''unS point 10 second
large scale landing of British ard
American troops al another place in
the Mediterranean 10 come soon,
the broadcast said.
II specialized on these possible
tics:
An Allied attcm9t. with strong
naval forces. tu capture Sardinia
and Corsica. md thus YIN 4 step
ping stone for another invasion %
the italian mainland or southern
France.
A "drcct operation" against cen.
trail Italy.
An attack against the peninsula
Of Puglic--on the eastern side %,
Brindi>i-"wriCh is of certain in.
tcrcst because of its geographic p,-
sition with reference to the Adri-
attic sea-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

To- tho eastern battlefront
Nevertheless. tightening Of po-
iiticdl ties among the three big AL
lied powers was disCcrncd in the ST.
mJltanCOuS announcement that a
United Nations Mediterranean COM
ell is being formed and tina; il will
include q Soviet representative.
In connection with the thrcc-party
conference 30 be attended by repre-
ScntativCs Of thC State Department
and British and Russian foreign Of
fees. il was recalled that three men
vino fit in that category arc in Lon
don at present:
Ivan MaSkv. former Soviet am
bas.ador 10 the Court Of st. James,
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden,
and George G.. Winant. United States
ambas,ado 10 England.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Dairy Dispatch Bureau,

Raleigh, Sept. 6.-F'igurcs corr
piled by the Unemployment Compcit-
sation Commission indicate that well
over million persons arc eligible
for benefits under the system III
case they should find themselves out
of work. The tabulatiOn further en-
phaSiZcS the increase in wage earn
ers in the State during the past three
years.
In 1910 the commission proccsscd
692 300 wage slips. The following
year there was 8l4.666. and in 1912
the number had increased to l.O6i.-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
1900 Tons
BombsCrash
Upon Area
Mannheim, Ludwigshafen
Attacked by Force
of Over 700 Planes

London. Sept. c. (AP) -
RAE bombrrS in very great
strength. probably 700 or more.
carrying 1000 to 1900 long cons
Of bombs. turned the twin wal
factory cities Of Mannheim and
LudwigShHfcn on the Rhine into
smashing ruin last night and
the Berlin radio reported that
American bOmbcrS We're follow
ing up with daylight attacks in
southwestern Germany.
The gains were scored Saturday
after Allied forces moved across the
Huun gull in the strongest force of
men and ships ever employed IN Il
purely offensive operations IN the
southwest Pacific theatre.
Protected by formidable iorma-
tiOHs of air and sea craft. which
beat off a determined japanese ac-
rial challenge and blasted the ell
cmy'S coastal dcfcnScS. the AUSTRIA
lians gained bcaChhcads on the north
shore of HGun gulf. The invasion
force Immediately struck inland 20
cut nc cncmys land links connect
ing the main chain of Jap bases
in north New Guinea from lis sluth-
crn anchor at Lac.
Az enemy spokesman said The
Australians encountered ground re-
siStancc 81 only two points. .Iapa-
nCSc troops showed some opposition
in the vicinity of one of the two
Continued on Page TWoO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Commodore Logan,
|. S. Commander In
Ireland, Is Killed

Washington. Sept G--(AP)-Com,
modorc James Alexander Logan. 81.
commanding officer Of The l.. s.
Naval Operating Base at London
derry. Northern Ireland. was killed
in an airrlanc crash Saturday, the
Navy ANNOUNCED today.
Logan had bccN promoted to the
grade Of commodore only eleven
day, before the crash. somewhere
in northern Ireland No details Of
'hc accident were reported by the
Navy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Million Workers Eligible
10 Unemployed Benefits

332. Since these reports arc filed
with the commission on quarterly
basis. the number for 1913 can Only
be estimated but UCC officials arc
satisfied ii will be considerably lar
ger than last year. Some estimates
go as high as a million and a-half
The payroll records containing
these wage items come from more
than ten thousand employers who
have eight or more employees. Those
with less than eight employees are
not automatically covered by the I'M
employment act. When all these
(COntinllcd on Pare Sixl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
I'm the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LINN NISBET

Raleigh, Sept. 6.-Thad Euro. see
rotary of state and CX-offiCiO admin
iistrator Of the securities tbluc sky
law, spent most of last week at Gin
cinnati attending national confer
ence Of securities commissioners. lie
reports That most of the commission
ers present anticipate raid on war
bond holders Immediately af>cr the
war by wildcat promoters and slick
ers. There is evidence that these
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Fear Postwar Raids Upon
Owners OF War Securities

gentry arc laying plans we'll for a
selling scheme. by appealing 10 the
national desire for bigger profits.
Thc> approach will be you have al
ready shown your patriotism and
have done your duty by lending the
government your money al low in
tcrcst to carry on the war: govern
mcnt need j. now much less and Inc
thing TO do IS cash in your war bonds
and invest in So-and-Su that will
Yield you ten per cent instead of
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Continued warm this after
noon. tonight and Tuesday fore
noon. Scattered thunder show
ers in mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
500 in Bethesda Chevy Chase
Request PIowed Plots

Nearly 500 people in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area have requested
rent-free, plowed plots for Victory
Gardens, William H. Prescott, Mont
gomery County commissioner, an
nounced today.
Pleased with the enthusiastic re-
spouse to the county's offer of free
land and free blowing, Mr.. Prescott.
is proceeding with arrangements to
take care of all interested persons.
Teams, plows and harrows have
been secured and the work of pre-
pairing the soil will be begun as soon
as weather conditions permit.
In the Bradmoor section OF
Bethesda over 25 people have signed
up for gardens. Twenty from Hunt
ington Terrace and Sonoma have
requested plots. Ground for both
these sections is being donated by
Philip Milestone of Washington.
Additional ground is available in
both sections.
Mr.. Prescott urges that interested
persons consult their neighbors,
choose a vacant plot of ground near
by, find the name of the owner if
possible, and forward the informa-
ton to the commissioners office in
the Bethesda County Building.
Because Of the pressing need for
gardens and the large number of
people interested, free blowing will
be furnished for as small a number
as five plots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
information Please Guests
Susceptible to Mike Fright
Cast to Appear in
Person Monday for
Red Cross Drive

Even stage stars find the micro
phone a sinister instrument, says
Dan Golenpaul, originator of In
formation Please" whose cast ap-
pears in person Monday night at
Constitution Hall in behalf of the
American Red Cross war fund drive.
Nearly all the guest stars are
nervous, they have two strikes on
them, and tend to freeze up" he
remarked at a press conference yes
terday at the Mayflower.
How did he originate Information
Please?
"One night was listening to a
radio quiz program" he said. The
master of ceremonies was making a
sap out of those quizzed. The idea
occurred to me that a quiz in re-
verse might be practical. Why not
take the big shots and put them on
the spot answering questions of gen.
eral interest, and protecting them
only against unfair questions?
Thought of Newspapermen.
II thought of neWspapermen, be-
cause of their wide experience and
retentive memory. Franklin P.
Adams was the first I thought of.
He went through an addition and
said it was fun. Remembering the
millions who love music, and the
millions who follow sports, it was
natural for me to select Oscar Lee
want and John Kieran to fill those
roles. And Clifton Fadiman as mas
ter of ceremonies is a celebrity in
his own right"
Fan mail of Information Please
reached a peak of $4,000 letters one
week, Mr.. Golenpaul said.
Selection of guest artists, he adds,
is partly inspiration, partly analysis
I'VE take persons who are tops in
their particular field, or whose per-
sonality fits in," he commented
Fred Allen is the funniest man we
have had on our program. His mind
acts instantaneously. Otis Skinner
and Boris Karloff, for example, have
splendid minds in addition to their
talents Oracle Allen and Gregory
Ratoff clicked beautifully. Those
who stay in character, do not step
out of their role, are likeliest to
succeed.
Mr.. Kieran, whose column ap-
pears in The Star, was described by
Mr.. Golenpaul as a professor with
a taXicab accent"
Aided Bond Drive.
eve took our Information Please
cast to Boston and Philadelphia to
assist the Treasury Department.
War bond drive" Mr.. Golenpaul
said. Now we are going to plug the
Red Cross with everything in our
power, because it is great Ameri-
can institution deserving the support
of all citizens"
Guest expert at the Constitution
Hall radio show will be Representa-
tive Will Rogers, jr., who will do his
fathers rope act. Piano solos will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-26
Baptists Name Committee
To Study Intermont College

By the Associated Press.
LYNCHBURG. Va, Feb. ga
committee to make an investigation
of Virginia Intermont College at
Bristol was appointed yesterday at
the third and concluding session of
the Baptist General Association of
Virginia convention here.
The seven-member committee will
be headed by Judge E. w. Hudgins
of the Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals. Other members are Thomas
w. Gillian, Lynchburg; B. F.
Moomaw, Roanoke; DR.. Henry w.
Tiffany, Norfolk; the Rev. ]. P.
Gulley, Alexandria; DIR. Burton J..
Franklin. retiring president of the
association, and Mrs. H. w. Decker,
Richmond.
The association was requested
Tuesday by DR.. H. G. Noffsinger.
president of the Baptist-endowed
school, to make a complete in
vestigation" in view of what he
termed an insurmountable problem
facing the school.