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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01

orchid selected from her bridal bou-
quet.
Mrs. Whitmore is u graduate of
Henderson high school and attended
the Woman's College of U. N. G. She
is employed by the Carolina Power
and Light Company of Henderson.
MIR. Whitmore also was graduated
from Henderson high school and
held position in Portsmouth before
ms entrance into the Maritime Serv-
ICE. He is now stationed at New York
City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
SCOUT BOARD TO MEET

Tn Scout BOND u RcVlcW VIII
meet Tuesday night a: : o'clock a.
the FIRST Presbyterian church. with.
Father King in charge 81 II" Drn-
gram. SCnutcrs re asked Ia not" the
change in time in order To hold the
Scout Institute al g o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
WINTER CROP IN JONES.

Trenton. Nov. Jones county
farmers are planting 100000 pounds
of Austrian winter peas. 26,700
pounds of vctch. 5000 pounds of rye
grass. and 1000 pounds OF crimson
clover for protecting their soils this
winter building pthc land. and
providing extra feed crops, reports
County Agent Jack Kelly Ui the
State College Extension Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Here for Weekend.

Miss Ann Starkcy has returned to
High Point College after spending
the weekend here with her parents,
Nh and Mis-. Il. ID. Starkey. She was
accompanied by her guests. Misses
Elsie Barnhill and Betsy Hardison,
also OF High Point College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Here from GOldsbOro

Sergeant j. l.. Pridgen. Jr.. who is
stationed at Camp Seymour Johnson
Al G"ldSborO. spent the weekend
here with his father and others of
the family. He is in the ground crew
service of the aviation branch OF
Training.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01

The national assembly al SwitZcr-
land annually names the nation :
prcSidcnt-usuaIly The vice president
named the year before.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Return to Florida.

Captain and Mrs. Roy Lane and
small son have returned 10 Scbring.
Fla. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Lane here for few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Circle to Meet

Circle No. of the congregational
Christian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Daniel Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
4 X X X X K
X WITH THE COLORS X
X X X X X X
In North Africa

Mr.. ard Mrs. y. B. Faulkner re-
cciycd word this week that heir
Srn Marshall Faulkner, has landed
safely in North Africa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Meet Tuesday Evening.

The Prayer Meeting Band will
meet Tuesday evening ut 1880 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. William Reid
un Andrews avenue, with A. l..
Hogan as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
To Meet Tuesday

Circle No. = of the Congregational
Christian church will meet Tuesday
evening al 8 o'clock with Mrs. c. D.
Hdgtun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01

If you wear this cute. Side-buttOn-
ing jumpcr-frock when you 60 from
class to class. il may not jump up
your marks but ii should win smiles
of approval. Make up Pattern 1851
IN a warm wool. with the blouse in
u checked or plain cotton.
Pattern 955T may be ordered only
in Tonnage sizes 10. ~. IL. rs and
"a. Size II. jumper. requires | IL
yards 5I~inch fabric: blouse. 3-8
Yards 35-inCh fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern Write plainly SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUM-
BIER.
Send your order To Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
232 West 18TH ST.. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
Tuesday Club Meets

The Woman's Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Kate Watkins at 1880 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01

You probably never will take a
trick in my hand except in this
particular suit" was the message
South tried to convey to his part
ner with that bid of 4-Spades. A
secondary message. of virtually
equal Importance, was. Il do not
expect or need to find any spades
at all in your hand. as I am salts
fed with my suit. and even if
am doubled want you to leave
the double in"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-01
TOmOrrow'S Problem

Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc
Evening star., 1943-11-10
Fighting Fathers Daughter
And 2 Sons Are War Casualties

This is the story Of two brothers
and sister-fighting children of a
fighting father.
The scene opens 43 years ago in
the Philippines when Sergt. Frank
H. Brown Of the Auxiliary Military
Police of Pennsylvania Central Air
lines here began his % years Army
service. The scene shifts in this
war to Bataan and Corregidor. the
wilds of New Guinea, North Africa
and Sicily.
There. in far-hung battle zones,
Sergt. Browns two sons and
daughter added their names to the
tradition Of American bravery.
Two were killed, the third crippled
for life.
Sergt. Brown served with the 10th
Infantry during the Spanish -Ameri-
can War and in the Philippine cam
paigns Of 1900 through 1904. Dur
ing the World War he saw action
with the 10th Infantry, lst Di-
vision, at Verdun and scissors, st.
Mihiel and Chateau Thierry, where
Evening star., 1943-11-10
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Evening star., 1943-11-10

daily Job, grief-stricken but proud
of his fighting children. At last
the silence concerning Sergt. John
Brown was broken.
This son had not been killed, but
was in Walter Reed Hospital re-
covering from the loss of his left
hand and forearm, and shrapnel
wounds of the back.
One son survives. He has been
transferred to hospital near the
home of his wife and two children
in Plattsburg. N. Y, where he will
be discharged
For the Brown family, at last, the
giving was done.
Evening star., 1943-11-10

Guinea or going down on a ship
transporting wounded soldiers.
One remained. Staff Sergt. John
Brown, 81, who had 10 years Army
service. He had been sent overseas
and was in North Africa when a veil
Of four months silence was drawn
over his movements He had fought
in North Africa, and then had gone
to Sicily.
Back home the father did his
Evening star., 1943-11-10

W u n q. Inc Serk'' r n Drown
Army. however. slipped him through
the japanese blockade to Australia
There Sergt. Brown died.
Meanwhile, the father learned
that his daughter, Capt. Aileen
Brown. Army Nurse Corps, was one
Of the last nurses evacuated by sub
marine from Corregidor. She
reached Australia in time to see her
brother before he died. The letter
she was able to write home had the
comforting note of being from a
loved one. She later was assigned
to duty in New Guinea.
The nurses in New Guinea were
bringing added glory to their corps.
Then another blow fell on the
father. His daughter. too, paid the
supreme sacrifice for her country
killed in action either on New
Evening star., 1943-11-10
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N0STR|LS
DUE TO COLDS

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clogged, nose feels
raw, sore, m e m
branes swollen reach
for cooling, soothing
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inside each nostril
and breathe.
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Ing M Mentho olatum
arts4vital actions:
y 1t helps thin out
thick mucus; p
Soothes irritated
m EN- b ran es; 81
Helps reduce swollen
passages; d Stimu-
1ates local blood
supply. Every breath
brings quick weleon,e
relief Jars, soc.
Evening star., 1943-11-10

gassed. He had
given much, his
t h re e children
p r oc e e d e d to
give more.
First to give
his life was Staff
Sergt. William
A. Brown, 80,
eldest son, who
had been serving
with the Army
since 1880. In
the last days on
Bataan. he re-
ceived a terrible
Evening star., 1943-11-10
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measurements deep pinch pleats welI-made hens
charming floral patterns you'll marvel at the low costI
Choice of fully lined unned draperies in the group
IN background coors of essshe blue ro.e sreen wine,
tan and gold.
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8m1ern erbrennmng

@ir ndbern 1tns, 10 idreibt 6as
,,Obio State Sournal", bem Mnniper-
iarium zines bebauernstperten @reig-
niiies, oas feiner5eit uenig Mufieben
erregte, aber ibon Der @elt als elm
8oraei9en oes fommenben na5iitiiden
&egimes galt: Mm 10. Mai 1888 er.
riAtete Die Na5ipartei einen sroBen
Sdeiterbaufen 5ar Bernibtl1ne bon
8i6ern. Mn oieiem Sage bradten
Sitler, @oring, @0bbels l,no lire
ebenbiirtisen Selfersbelfer $4,000
8dnoe 5uiammen, flaiiiide 8erte,
norin Die @eiitessr0Ben Ser oeutiden
Nation, oas Nlte uno Neue Eeitament
uno an6ere 9iider, in tpelden Sic
Brin5ipien bes driitli4en @laubens
nie6ergelegt tparen. Dieie oem beut.
iben BoIfe 10 innig berpabienen GET
itesi6abe mubten ben ber6erbli6en,
Die @elt perpeitenoen 2ebren Der mo-
oernen beioniiden Na3itultur tpei,
1en."
MnItele Der gibeI trat ,,Mein
aampf".
Das ertpGbnte golumbuier Sage.
blatt bat es unterlaiieu, elmer anoern
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@atifaniider germittelnngsbienf
(als @usfunft fir peridieoene 2eler)
8ie ser slpoitolii9e Iuntius in
8aibington befanntgegeben bat,. lit
Geim 81. Stubl elm patifaniider Sn-
formationsoienit eingeri6tet tporoell,
ourd BEN 8riefe 5mii6en 5an1ilien
in friegfiibrenoen 2dnbern iotpie
&riegsgefangenen 1no 3ipilinternier,
ten al1sgetauibt tperOen. Mu6 anoere
Snforn1ationen iper0en beiorgt obne
&udiidt auf &eligion, &aiie ooer Sea-
tionalitGt.
Sir 8riefe iperoen beionoere &or-
,eiponoen5formulare our Gerfiiguns
geitellt Gallo dbnli9 tpie beim Hoten
&reu5), unb bie 2Gnge ser Mittei-
lrngen lit auf 25 8orte bei6rdnft.
Sic nnteriteben ielbitperItanoli6 ser
3eniur Ser Ser. 5taaten.
5erner tpurbe mitgeteilt, oaB IN
Sen lebten 5tpei Monaten iiber $4,000
Witteilungen bef0roert tporoen itno,
cnttpe6er na6 DEM 8atifan CUR Ser
tetlung inn Muslanoe, ooer aus Dem
8atifan 5ur 8erteilung in ben Ser
Staaten.
Ourd Sunfiprii6e murben Der bic
iigen gertretrng in BEN lesten paar
8o6en bonn &aroinal itaatsiefretar i'm
8atitan oie Namen unb 9eun1mern
mebrerer bunbert amerifanii6er Col.
oaten mitgeteilt, tpel9e in Norbafrifa
BON Der I4ie gefangen genommen
uoroen iinb. 9ie l1ebern,ittlung &C..
ihab bur9 bic batitanii6e Suntita-
tion: Ra9 gmppfang in Ser Mpoito-
Iiiden Bertretung in Balbington muir
ben 6ie beteiligten Samilien bur9 bie
Dio5eianfansleien bena6ridtigt. @s
banoelt iid aber babel borlaufig INN
@efangene, melde bon Deutidlano
uno Stalien gen1a6t tpuroen.
@s beibt, oaB Die Gamilien oen
oatifaniiden Snformationsbienit 5ur
8ermittlung benusen fonnen, obne
oaB ibnen 6as @edt senommen miro,
iid nod Dem Mbfommen auf ber Gen.
fer 9onpention bonn Sabre 1929 81,
reft NIT bem 4riegseefangenen in
8erbinouns gu iesen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26
8erbreden5nnabnae inter ben
eSmdenbIidlen

cSuYeNUlttvtH
Sn einem ieiner iiingiten geridbte
iiber Die bedngitigenoe 3unabme Der
Gerbreden nnierer ,,Griegsiugeno"
rpies Ser GgS-gbef gogar Sooper
bin nuf oie l1riaben oerielben nno
betonte gan8 beionbers ben Mangel
ON religi0ier grsiebllng. Srreligiolt.
tat, erflarte Soober, lit uniere groBte
@efabr. @as mir in nnierm 2anoe
Dor aIlem brau6en, lit eine Hiiffebr
au Gott, ipe5ian cine Hiidfebr our
Musiibung Der &eligion. Das lit obne
3tpeifel Die groBte gtotpenoigfeit in
9lmerifa
,,gs puroe uns oft geiagt', be-
merit oa5u Scr 8anoerer", aud
l,niere Bfarribulen uno uniere fatbo.,
Iii9en San1ilien fonnten es ni6t ber'
binoern, baB 8ergeben nn0 ibmere
8erbre9en bon &inoern nno @rlDa6-
lenen beriibt nuroen. l1niere &ritifer
tueiien babel auf beriiftigte @angIter
bin, tpie 8. g. auf Sranf 9eittt. Mber
oieie &ritif lit llngerebt. Dieie Ser.
BREEDER, oieie @anglters fonlmen ni6t
Gus gut fatbolii6en Samilien uno to-
thoIii6en S9ulen. sic iino getaufte
&atbolifen, ionit ni6ts, &atbolifen
nur Dem Namen na6, aber nidt in
Der Eat.
SSn tpel6 tpirfiamer 8eiie eine fa-
tbolii6e gr5iebung 8ergeben uno
Nerbreden perbinoern fann, tpur6e
erit Dor Elm paar @o6en betpieleu
bur9 Sen 8eridt bon Gatber Srancis
Is. Cane, &aplan an Ser 8eiierungs-
anitalt gu glmira, g. 3. &aplan 2ane
lit elmer ser befannteiten Strafredts-
gelebrten in ben Ser. Staaten. Ct 81.
tiert Statiitifen, Inn al 5eigen, 6ab
bon oen @efangenen, nit oenen ct
au tun bate, nl1r 1.5 Bro5ent cine
ausi6lieBli6 fatboliide gr5iebung ge.
noiien batten. Sm lesten Sabre tpur'
ben sid Manner in Die 8eiierungs.
|aaitalt 5u @lnira aufgenommen. 8on
oieien erfl6rten 247, &atbolifen al
iein. Mber MIR 80 bon ibnen, alfo nur
|e.5 Bro5ent, baben regelmdBig BEN
fatbolii6en @ottesoienlt beiubt. 81
bon ibnen tparen 5eittpeiie in fatbo'
liihe Sbulen gegangen, nur adt ba'
ben ibre san5e @raiebung in fatboli>
iden S6ulen senohen. Bir f6nnen
nidt bon alien ,.nieren Strafanital-
ten Statiitifen befommen; aber ipenu
mir iie in &1nben bdtten, tpiir6en fe
iiher benen BON glmira dbnli9 fem.
Gin aatbolif, Elm gutter aatbolif, Ser
nod ieinem @lauben lebt, fann eben-
iotpenig elm gerbreder iein, tpie elm
iiber5eugter Na5i Elm gutter Amerifa-
ner fem far,n.'' l...
X X X
"a
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Granfreids 8atboliten unb bic
Mii5ipnen

NiTipnen
Bie 6ie v&ipa' beri9tet, belt
fiirali9 in Bi6p Der bon 6en fran50.
iiiben &arbinGlen un6 @rabii9ofen
NIT Der 2eitune Der Miiiionsperte be,
auftraete Mier. gbappoulie Dor ei.
nem alsertpdblten Bublifun, unter
oem ii9 aud Der apoitoliide Nuntius
Wigr. Baleri befan6, einen Bortrag.
in tpeldem ct einen lleberblid iiber
oas Mifiionstperf Der fran3oiiihen
&atboliten in Der gegentpdrtigen
ariegs3eit eab. -.
Sros Der gegenmdrtigen\ 59pie'
rigfeiten arbeiten Die fran3ofiber
Wiiiionare unter ben $ei6en in Den
fran5Oiiiben 4olonialgebieten eifrig
treiter. Sn 5ran50iiid-Weitafrita
5ablt man nad ben neueIten Statiiti.
ten l.nter 100000 gintpobnern
100000 Ratbolifen uno Gaufbemer-
ber. gs arbeiten bier 80 8rieiter, SO
griioer ,nb 139 Wiiiionsi6meitern:
Sn Jran5oiiid. .3entralafrita gibt es
geeentpdrtig auf 100000 ginmob-
nern 100000 &atbolifen. Die biejige
Miiiion 5dblt 307 Prieiter, SO Wrii-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

Der rnb 1862 S6ipe1tern. 8ie @eiamt-
eeDolferung bon Waoagasfar betrdgt
4 100000, tpopon 10000 &atboll-
fen iino; es arbeiten bier 227 fran>
a0iilcbe Miiiionsprieiter, 122 8riioer
lmo 319 S6peltern. Sn lSnbodina
lit es ben Wiiiionaren gelungen, bon
27,000.00O @inmobnern 100000
gum &atboli5ismus au befebren. ST.
oo9ina lit elm beionoers erfreulides
Wfiiiionsgebiet, oenn bier tpirfen ne
ben 358 europaii6en al19 nibt me.
niger als 1856 eingeborene Brielter,
iobab alio bier oie fatboliide Stride
balo auf eigenen 5iiben iteben miro.
Die fran5oiil6en &atbolifen bemii=
fen itd, ibr Miiiionstperf trot ser
bielen Sinoerniiie Der ariegs5eit am
2eben unb bel erfolgrei6em 8irfen
gu erbalten.
Die bielgelaiterte nnb mikperitanbent
8eid)te
2aut ,,2iberte" erbielt, nah einem
8eridt Der ,,@uiiti5ia', Organ Der
io5ialiitii6en italierii6en Hartei, sec
@eneraliefretar 8aloeii Deputierter,
hen 8eiu6 zines Geiitliben, ser i'm
frug oh ni6t Der uno Der Serr Ser
@ermaltung elm 4upert NIT @elo
perloren babe. Die 5rage tpurbe be-
iabt. Ser Brieiter lieB 8albeii Den
8etrag nennen. Darauf iagte ibm Der
@eiit1ibe, zines ieiner 8eibttinber
babe oas @elb am /. Wdr5 gefrnben,
5000 5r. in 8antnoten, uno linn
beteuert, Die genannte io5ialiitiide
Hartei iei Die redtmdBige @igentiine-
rim. Ser 5in6er bdtte oas @elo bel
iid bebalten, neil er ni6t ipuBte, OF
er es bebalten ober abgeben molle.
Ils er aber our 8ei6te ging, babe ct
iid entidloiien,, bas @elo 5uriid5use-
ben, tpas biermit geidebe bur9 iei-
men 8ei9tbater. ~ =
Ser ioaialiltii6e Ibgeoronete 8al-
oeii begliiduiinibte BEN Brteiter unb
CAB ibm i'm Namen ieiner io5ialiiti-
iden Organization $50 Jr., ,,nb 51par
800 ST. fir ben sinber uno SO ST
fir Elm relisi0ies Berf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26
11niere rieTge 8eriujtliite

Dur9 unborfidtigfeit uno Rahldi.
|iigfeit Derlrfadte l1nfdle erleioen tpir
nadaueislid gr0Bere 5ddben uno
gerluite als bur9 ben &rieg. Stati.
filter bebaupten, bab burd unfd0e al.
Ter Mrt it, ben Ser. Staaten $4,000
Tobesf6Ile inn erIten 2riegsiabre fih
ereigneten uno 100000 Meni1en
idtper beripunbet mur6en. go piele
Eote ,,n6 8ertpunoete bot unier 2anb
Ian alien ariessrfronten niht einger
buBt.
Nrofeiior 6. 81. sdmar3 bonn
,Maiiaduietts snltitrte Of Eehnolo.
ep" bot Sic Seititellung semabt, bab
curd Mutos un6 Geuer oie rneiiten
llnfdlle beruriaht per6en. Se6e Wt.
mute, 10 erfldrt Sbmar3, tpiro auf
unieren BerfebrsitraBen Elm Menid
or,rd ein Muto get6tet uno ourh, Tn
fGle i'm Sauie berungliden ie6es
Sabr 10000 Menfhen.
Nah naterienen BerluIten bereh.
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Der oanaligen Staotbernaltitng 5nr
bleibenoen Shanbe unb Sbmah ge-
reibt. auf Der &rea5ung Der Sod
uno 8roaoitraBe tpltr6en i'm Sabre
1917 aae oeutlben 8iiber, oeren
man babbaft neroen fonnte, auf eiz
nen1 5beiterbaufen aufgeitapelt -
gum gerbrennen. Oas geibab nnte.e
einem 8iirgermeiiter oeutider slbfunft
rno feline 3eitl1ng oes 2anoes uno
feine ein5ige 5timme in l1nierm freien
oemofratiiben 2anoe fano iib, tpelbe
oieleln fanatiiben 8orgeben audi nur
elm Bort geipiomet batte. grfreuli6er-
peiie bat man beltte, i'm atueiten 8elt.
friege, mandes gelernt. Seute bat
man oen patriotii6en yuben Ser
frenoipra6igen Breiie anerfannt nno
oieielbe ifGben gelernt.
X X X
Stemer amf relisi6ie Jlnsidriiten
iinb berfaiInngsmibrts
Oas Sberlte 8unoesgericbt in
8aibington bat cine ipibtige unO
tpeitreibenoe gntideioung getroffen.
gs bat einen friibern &ihteripruW
umgeitoben uno feitgeiteat, oab &c.
meinolide 2i3en5iteuern auf oen Ser
fauf bon religi0ier 2iteratur bic ber-
faiiungsmaBig perbriefte Breiie-, &e-
Sc uno &eligionsfreibeit berlesen
uno oaber l1nltattbaft iiro.
Die urteilsbegriinoung erfolgte
burd Gbefri6ter Stone. Ser @nt.
ideio bebt einen 8orentideio bonn 8.
sunni b. So. auf, pelder Staotiteuer-
rerorbnungen BON Opelifa, Mla.; St.
Smitb, Mrf., unb Gaia @ranbe, Mri5,
anerfannte, uno erging NIT 5:4
Stimmen.
0as @erift ibilberte ieine Grim
oe fir oie Bertperfung oes poridbri-
gen @ntibetbes in einem anberen,
ebenfaHs nit 5:4 Stinmen erganse-
men Spru6e bes 8eiiibers Douglas,
Ser cine gleide Staotperfiigung BON
SsSeanette, Ba., al,fbob. D..
8ibter Douglas iteute ii6 auf ben
Stanbpunft, penn Staaten ODER sc,
meinoen oas Rebt erbielten, Die Ser
breitung bon Meinungen 5u beiteuern,
neil iie unbeliebt, drgerli9 unb mib'
rig iinb, 10 tpiiroe bas cine noaitdnbige
Geriperfung Der Mnibaul1ngen Der
,,8ia Of &igbts" iein. ,
Die llmitoBung Der friiberen @nt-
i6eioungen erfolste i'm @runoe ge'
nommen our9 bas neueite Mitslieo
ees @eribts, BEN 8eiliser &utlebge.
Gieier itimmte fir 8eriuerfune Ser
2i5en5iteuerberfiigungen udbreno Der
friibere 9eiiiter 8prnes = iest Sta.
biliiierungsbireftor - fir bic ieiner.
aeitige Mnerfennuns Der gerfiisunsen
geitimmt bate.
Dieie neue1te @ntlbeibung erfolgte
nit ben Stimmen bes gbefribters
Stone unb Ser 8eiiiter Blad, Doug
los, Murpbp un6 @utlebge, segen bic
Stimmen Der Beiliber Granffurter,
Sadlon, 9ee6 un6 Noberts.
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Evening star., 1943-05-26
Baltimore Buses, Cars
Run Despite Strike

BALTIMORE, May 26 (H9.-Street-
cars and buses of the Baltimore
Transit Co. operated at about IS per
cent Of normal schedules today,
despite scheduled strike of the
full membership of the AFL Anal
gamated Association of Street Elec-
trio Railway and Motor Coach EN-
ployes of America.
Although union leaders had
claimed the strike would tie up ap-
proximately 80 per cent of the city,s
heavily burdened transportation sys-
tenn. a spokesman for the transit
company said that "the situation is
just about the same as yesterday"
Approximately 20 per cent of the
company's rolling stock was tied
up yesterday for lack of operators
when members of the AFL union
walked out to attend a union meet
ing. The members voted late in
the afternoon to go out on full
scale strike at am.
A. H. Keeler, international repre-
sentative of the Amalgamated, said
''the strike is still on"
Company officials announced after
a check that 402 employees failed to
report for work. Union leaders re-
fused to comment on strike develop
ments or estimate, the number of
men who had answered the strike
call
Principal points at issue, union
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Half Ohio War Workers
To Need Tires by 1914

BY the Associated Press.
About half of the workers en-
ployed in Ohio war plants estimate
that their automobile tires will be
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Ray Il. Huff 10 Head
Civilian War-Aid Unit

Welfare Director Ray L. Huff was
appointed bv the Commissioners to-
day to be director of civilian war
assistance in the District Depart
ment of Civilian Defense.
The appointment was made on
recommendation of Capt. H. C.
Whitehurst, the department di-
rector. who said.
The program of civilian war as
sistance already has been set up
except for the appointment of a
director. The program provides for
the relief of persons from Federal
funds who have been temporarily
deprived of financial resources due
to enemy action.
Agreements have been made with
the Social Security Board. which re-
quire the director of public welfare
to serve as its agent. The regular
Public Assistance Division employees
augmented by volunteers from pri-
vate welfare agencies. have been
trained in this activity and ar
rangements for the disbursement of
funds by bonded employees of the
auditor of the District have been
made"