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Evening star., 1943-08-04

Dragonetis Is guest for . program Of Vincent
Youmsn's music.
W0P. t0:30-carniyaI: Jose liurbI Ia .
return appearance.
National Radio Forum: Senator Carl Hatch Of
New Mexico on accomplishments Of the past
congressional session, WMA At i0:35 pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

on the AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WhAL al $50
am. daily.
WhAL, 8:30-hanhaiian al Midnight: Phony
weepstaks tickets
VOL. S:30-Take Gard: Hope Emerson,
sixiooiplus actress, visits.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

mel" je dejal MOI. "Govoriti
morava. Zdaj 81 moja zena in
nihce tie mi vec ne vzame. Ami
ca! Same il strahu, da, tie IL
gubim, ii nisem povedal pred
poroko, da Sc je matt ustavlja-
la moi poroki. Zdaj yes, AMIGA.
Umrl bi bill brez tebe. Ali mores
biti huda? Ali hoces biti?"'
"Nocem!" je dejala ona
krepko in mu zopet polozila
ustnice blizu lica in sepetala
"Zato ker tie ljubim!. In ljubila
tie bonn in delala in potrpela.'
In &c DO hudo, Juri, zanesla sc
bonn nate. Vsaj pred hlapci me
cuvaj, Tomaz della v Hist, kar
hoce." In glasneje je dostavila
"Pokorila Sc il bonn, morala me
DO imeti rada, ceravno nisem
prinesla nicesar k Hist"
"Ti moja dobra, dobra zena!'
je dejal MOI. Par trenotkov- sta
stala v nemi sreci in .zalosti OBJ.
:jeta ne meneca Sc "a DEE, XII sc
je bill ulil znova.
"Idiva nazaj, Juri. Pa vese'
lo!" je rekla AMIGA. 81
Ia roke Sc vodec sta stopila
mel svate in zacudena obstala
ma vratih. Cuden in oduren pri.
zor Sc jima je nudil. Oh stem je
stala Pecanka in nategovala
h%armoniko, da je hrescala V ne.
ubranih glasovih. Sredi sobe pa
sta Sc trudila, da bi plesala be.
rae in godec. Ker je bill godet
sepast in berac truden, je bi1
pogled ma nju Sc smesnejsi
Tomaz sc je drzal mize in sc
stresal cd smeha, da Sc je pc
mizi polivalo vino. Venomer je
vikal:
"Presneta Katra, O presnets
Katra! Take pa Sc ne!".
Juri je magic stopil k materi
Matt, kaj pocenjate. Ali ste
pijani?"
"Kaj?" je zahropela zena
"kaj 81 rekel?"
"Ljudje Sc YAM smejejo!"
Pecanka je vrgla harmonic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

pred vsem pa ruski narod sam.
Willkie v svojo now knjigi
dviga kopreno molcenosti, S ka-
terimi je pokrival nekatere svo-
je razgovore z visokimi oseba-
mi S~ovjetske Rusije vkljueno
samega Stalina. Njegov odgo-
vor onim, XII Sc bojijo "boljse-
viske nevarnosti'', je zelo emo
staven. Willkie pravi:
"Mnogi demokracijah Sc bo-
jijo Rustic in je ne verujejo.
Bojijo Sc da hi prisel now 60
spodarski red, XII hi unicil Min
lastni. TAX strah pomeni sla-
host. Russia mas ne DO niti pole
ola niti mas zapeljala. Seveda,
ako nase demokraticne ustano-
We in nasa svobodna e~konomija
vsled izrabljania in neuspeha ne
postane tako slaba, da DO ran
ljiva. Najboljsi odgovor komu-
nizmu je ziva delovna, neustra-
sena demokracija - ekonomic-
ma, s%ocijalna in %politicna. Use
kar moramo storiti, ie, da della
me pc svojih idealih. Potem bo-
do tt IDEAL ostali in ne bodo
V nevarnosti.
Ne, nam Sc nj treba bait Ru-
size Mi Sc moramo nauciti de-
.lati z MO prot skupnemu So
.vrazniku Hitlerju. Mi Sc mora
mo nauciti delati z MO pc vojni.
Kajti Russia je dinamicna sila,
novo drustvo polno zivljenske
sile, moe, mimo katere nj mogo-
&c til v bodocem zivljenju."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
l. JugosIovie
Jugosloyanski patriot Sc upira~
/ 10 OsiScu

Washington, 20. maja. (ON-
AZ. - Sile osisca so zacele v
juzni Bosni novo kampanja pro-
ii jugoslovanskim partizanom,
toda tezko dezevje "ovira ope-
racije', tako trdi radio Budim-
pesta glasom tukajsnje poslu-
Saline sluzbe.
Radio oddaja angleseini je
zatrjevala tudi, da so Sc par
tizani "skrili globoko V gozdo-
We JUNE Bosne', ter da cd tam
delajo izpade ma hence in Itali-
jane. Madzarski radio pravi, da
so spopadi kratki, toda krvavi.
Tudi moskovski radio poroca
o narascajoci aktivnosti parti-
zanov v J~ugoslaviji, posebno
proti Italijanom. V Crni gori
,je bilo ubitih $50 Italijanov,
500 jih je bio ujetih v bitkah
cd zaeetka meseca maja do da-
mes. V Sandzaku je bio ubitih
vec Cd 100 Italijanov.
Dale poroca moskovski radio
O srditih bojih proti Nemcem in
ustasem V zapadni Bosni, kjer
so pod pritiskom nadmo6nega
sovraznika p~artizani opustili
mesto Gaeko. Tudi V primor-
skin oblatih divjajo boji proti
nadmocnemu sovrazniku. V Sla-
voniji pa ie prislo do uspesnih
napadov ma zeleznice in mosto-
We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
>SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

cali nj mojega moza tuY' je
vsprasala AMIGA.
Marjanica nj odgovorila.
"Tu ga nit" je dejal Anze.
"Kaj?" je vprasala sedaj
Marjanica.
ma dvoriscu je!" je zaklical
nekdo "a AMIGO. Bill je Lipe. Ia
hip sta 81 gledala nevesta in
FAINT liz oci oci. FAINT je stopil
k og~njiscu, AMIGA je odsla, ko
je bila rekla:
"A tako. Hvala!"
Stopila je ma plan in zahipno
nj videla nicesar. Bila je oslep-
LENA cd luci. Dezevalo nj vec,
samo pod oblaki je sumelo in cd
strehe je zuborelo. Nevesta je
zaklicala polglasno.
Onstran pri hlevu Sc .je zga,
Mia SENECA in Sc il blizala.
"Juri!" je ponovila, cali 81
ti?"
Semi" je dejal, "ali ne pie,
ses?"
me plesem," je dejala trpkc
in mu segla roko. cali ii je
slabo?"
mi mi dobro!" je odvrnil "a
hip, "pa nj zaraditega."
Privila Sc je k MENU in ci.
sto blizu lica mu je polozils
usta. Cudna zalost, strah ir
bridkost sta jo obdala, koma.
je vedela, kaj govori.
N zaraditega," je ponovila
"vem!" In krcevito je dostavila
"Juri, midva bi Sc ne bila SINE
la vzeti!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

!. " tenn hipu,. ko je izrekla~ tie
besede, Jill il je bio zal. Zazde-
10 Sc il je, ko da Sc je yes sire
sci, in da je nekaj zajeealo V
MEM. Videla mu je v obraz.
Kljub temi je opazila njegove
plahe, zacudene oci. Cutila je,
da Sc mu trese roka ko otroku.
Kakor jok Sc mt je izvilo il gr-
la.
"Zakaj?"
Usmiljenje do MEGA in ne
izrecena lastna bridkost sta sc
borili Mi in nj vedela, kaj maj
rece.
"Ker sem bolehen?" je vpra-
sal topic.
"Juri!' 'je zaklicala skoro ma
glas in Sc tesneje privila k ME
mu. mi res, KIDD pravi da 81 bo-
Ian. Sal nisi - Juri. Tako sem
rekla, zdaj mi je zal. Hudo mi
je bilo. Juri! I'll ne hos hud."
Prijel jo je "a ODE roki, s
katerima je zamahnila v zrak.
"Anica! VEN, kaj 81 mislila.
Moja matt te ne mara in tega
ii nisi vedela."
Ona je zajokala.
"Toda ne BOZ Sc, AMIGA, ali
nimas mene?" In glas sc mu je
ogrel, ko je govoril dalje. ctr
da zenske je, Sc meni nj pri-
jana. Potrpela hos AMIGA. No
col je pla, pa je razposajena,
jutri DO drugacna."
Ona Sc je umirila.
me govoriva vec O tem!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
Willkie porocca O svOjem p%otovanju okoli
syeta
sveta

Ito je drugi clanek ma po-
dlagi Wendell Willkie- jeve knji-
ge EN- svet" - One World, XII
jo je ravnokar objavil Simon
and Shuster).
(Tekoce knjige: Ocena cd
cd Stefana Pearce).
Wendell Willkie, bivsi repu-
blikanski kandidat "a mesto
predsednika, je izrazil preprica-
ME, da Amerika more in mora
postopati kot zaveznik v vojnl
in miru sgSovjetsko Rusijo. On
je bill eden cd prvih American
cev, XII je incl vpogled v SOW
jetske vojno in mirovno ekono-
milo, dotlej skrbno cuvano kot
tajno.
G. Willkie zavzema jake jas
no stalisce v vprasanju sodelo-
vanja z Rusijo med vojno in
pc vojni' V svoji now knjigi "En
Svet" - One World. Willkie IL
raza svojo vero, da je neobhod-
no potrebno, da vsi Amerikanci
bolje razumejo Rusijo in meme
probleme. V nobenem slucaju
Sc ne DO moglo reel, da Ameri-
ka podpira komunizem, ako de-
la roko V roki S Soviet.
"Jaz sem Sci v Rusijo'', pravi
6. Willkie, ida MAIDEN odgovor
resnicnim problemom, XII Sc po-
stavljajo "a naso generacijo A
merikancev e%nostavno radi te-
ga ker Sovjetska Unija obstoja,
pa &c Sc nam dopade ali pa me-"
"Nekatere odgovore mislim,,
ia sem dobll, Wsaj "a meme.
"Prvic: Russia je delovno
mnozestvo. Della. In to delo O.
stane. sovjetska odpornost nam
je bila zadosten dokaz "a to, to-
da odkrito priznam, da predno
sem DriSel ma RuSkO nisem ver-
jel kar danes vem o njeni mo-
ci kot organizaciji MOI in ze-
ma.
"Drugie: Russia je mas "a
veznik v tel vojni. Rusi, Sc boil
tezko zadeti Cd Hitlerja nego
Britanci, so sijaino prestali to
preizkusnjo. Njihovo sovrastvo
do fasizma in nacisticnega 81
sienna je globoko in zelo gren~
ko. In to sovrastvo Jill navajo,
da SO trdno odlocni uniciti Hit
lerja in %nacisticno nesreco il E.
vrope in S sveta.
"Tretje: Mi moramo delati Z
RUSTIC pc vojni. Vsaj meni Sc
zdi, da ne more biti trajnega
mira, ako ne DO tako.
Willkie izjavlia, da je vse ka1
je videl V Rusiji potrdilo tie ME,
COVE zakljucke - Cd Stalina dc
moza ma 'front.' in V tovarni in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

godcu in stopila k mizi ter ma
lila dvoje kozarcev in Sc obrnila
k godcu in beracu.
"Plesala sta, pijta. Zasluzila
STA"
= Nato Sc je obrnila k sinu in
,rekla zanicljivo:
"Ljudje Sc smejejo. Kaj pa
SO meni mar ljudje. Kdo pa je
gospodar ma Peel, ali JAZZ ali
ljudje?"
"Take pa Sc he, Katra, take
pa Sc mel" Sc je Sc vedno sme-
jail Tomaz. Ia pecjo pa je 60
drnjal Pecankin brat: "Za be-
race ina pikolit, "a brata ga pa
nina"
Tedaj je planiIa zena prot
peel. Zardelo in tolsto lice ji,je
cd jeze zahripelo in besno je
mahala z roko.
an kaj ST ii, pritepenec! &C.
CAV. kruh jes, kje sedis? Ven
gres, ma mestu gres il hise.
Pijanec nemarni!"
"Sama sebe Doglej!" je cd
vrnil MOI.
Even pojdes!' je klicala ona
in ga popadla "a noge, katere
je bill varno potegnil ma pee. Ko
pa ga je prijela, je sunil, da Sc
je zena opotekla, in pristavil
"Vidis, da 81 pijana. Ne hos
me Katra, nocoj me pa ne bos!"
"Tomaz, nesi ga ven!" je We
leila ona in hlapec jo je slusal
in Sc opletaje pomikal k peel.
"Naj me lie, maj me lie, pa mu
tako povem, da bosta imela do
wolf ii in tvoj hlapec," je vikal
MOI, ida bodo vsaj ljudje We,
deli, kaksna zena 81 ii ="
Tu Sc je vmeSal Juri.
"Mir imejte, Matt, ali Sc bo-
ste tepli?"
zena je drhtela cd zadrzeva.
ne jeze. Kljub pijaci je cutila
da Sc je osramotila pred COST
in hlapci. Cello soho je preme'
ria in MEN pogled je obstal
slednjic ma nevesti, XII je Sc
vedno stala ma vratih in mirnc
motrila cello dogodljaj. Stopils
je tedaj k Mi in rekla:
cali ii tudi mislis, da sem pi
jana, kaj?"
Anici je sinila rdecica &c;
! obraz, nj mogla prenesti tasci
mega pogleda in ozrla Sc je n;
! moza. Tasca j je molce obrnils
hrbet in sedla "a, mizo. Luka j
lezel s peel, ma vratih je obstal
(Dalje prihodnTSt
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Victory Gardeners
In PBA 10 Compete
For Prizes Monday
Will Auction Vegetables
And Contribute Proceeds
To Red Cross

Vegetables grown in Victory gar
dens by employees of the Public
Buildings Administration will COM
pete for prizes Monday, in a contest
sponsored by Commissioner w. E.
Reynolds and other PBA officials.
After the judging and public ex-
hibition of the prize winners, the
vegetables will be auctioned off to
raise funds for the American Red
Cross.
About so PBA employees already
have paid the 25-cent entry fee,
Joseph Sabacky of Falls Church,
general manager of the contest, re-
ported today. The entrance money
collected will be used to buy a $25
War bond and sets of War stamps
which will be given as prizes.
The $25 bond, Mr.. Sebacky said,
will be awarded the contestant who
shows the best collection of not less
than five varieties of vegetables. Sets
Of War stamps are to be given for
the winners in the tomatoes, corn,
cucumbers, beets, carrots and mis-
cellaneous classes. Specimens of
cabbage, eggplant, peppers, turnips
or parsnips are eligible for the mis-
cellaneous class.
Exhibits will be judged by J. H
Rush. A. D. Werner and James
Moore.
The auction following the judging
will be conducted by r. w. Gathof
and c. Hageman. The entries will
be on public exhibition in room 5333
OF the North Interior Building from
noon Monday until pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Prince Georges Opens
First Day Care Center
Ray School Project Takes
D. 6. or County Children

The first of 10-day-care centers
planned under the sponsorship of
the Prince Georges County Board of
Education with the aid of Lanham
Act funds opened this week at the
J. Enos Ray School, New Hampshire
avenue and Ray road.
The center, which is open from
7 am. to 6 pm. daily except Sunday,
will accept children two to six years
old who are convenient to the loca-
ton, whether they live in the Dis
trict or Prince Georges County. A
charge of IS week is made for each
child, with reductions where there
are two or more children from one
family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, director
Of the War Nurseries Project, is in
charge of the program. 1t is hoped,
she said, that one or two other GEN.
ters may be opened soon.
Mrs. Hamilton said there are still
vacancies at the Ray center, and
registrations may be made at the
center during the day.
A program of rest and play is
planned for the children, including
a hot lunch with fruit juice at mid
morning and milk and crackers in
the afternoon.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
4 Restaurant Owners
Forfeit SIS Collateral

-Four restaurant owners were al
lowed to forfeit $25 collateral each
in Municipal Court yesterday when
they failed to appear to answer
charges of maintaining insanitary
conditions.
The defendants and the charges
are Tony Harris, 1401 Eleventh.
street NV three cans of garbage
behind steam table, reaches on walls
and equipment, dirty icebox, un-
sterilized glasses; George Chiringas,
zoos Fourteenth street NV, grease
on sink and grill; Elizabeth Nc
Carthy. 1910 U street N. W., i'm
properly cleaned drinking utensils;
George Beckert, lilo F street S.W.,
dirty refrigerator, dirty toilet, bad
odors.
Cecil Hemingway, owner of a gro
Gerry at 1889 Fourteenth street NV.
was acquitted on a charge of main
tanning insanitary, conditions.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Air Force Mechanics Receive
Extra Troinng at Plane Plants

and easy way. Give them a junk
pile and they'll come pretty close to
building you a new ship while you
wait. Some of them have done it
under fire at the battlefront.
The Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command detachment at
the Glenn L. Martin Co. plant at
Middle River specializes on the
Martin Marauder-the B-26 medium
bomber which pilots term the
Army's al-purpose plane.
When its graduates leave the
school-after an intensive 28-day
course which takes up almost every
minute Of day and good portion of
the nights-they're as up-to-date on
the Marauder as the engineers who
designed the ship and the men who
built it.
They can call any part of the
plane by its first name and make 1t
do all sorts of tricks in an emer-
gency. A class graduates every week
and new class moves right In with
no waste motion.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

ernment in 1898 when he was ap-
pointed to work in the War Depart
ment supply depot at st. Asaph, Va.
He worked in the procurement and
mines sections of the Interior De-
partment for several years and in
1918 was commissioned captain in
the Chemical Warfare Service. He
served in the Army chemical and
finance sections until 1920 and re-
turned to Washington upon dis
charge.
Capt. McChesney has been with
the Veterans Administration since
the early 1920s and has most re-
Gently served as supply supervisor.
He has acted as liaison officer be-
tween the administration and the
WPB, procuring supplies for more
than 80 hospitals maintained by
the organization.
Capt. McChesney stated that he
has taken The Star for many years,
and that 1t has followed him into
nearly all of the 48 States in the
last 20 years, when he has been
travelling extensively for the Vet
erans' Administration.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Crop Failures Caused
By Drought May Cost
Millions in Maryland
Corn Canning May Stop;
Eastern Shore Bears
Greater Share Of Loss
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
A Statewide survey indicated to-
day that Maryland crop failures due
to the drought might run into mil
lions of dollars, with the Eastern
Shore bearing the brunt of the loss
in perishable market and cannery
crops.
Frederick Gamers predict sharp
decline and possibly abrupt termina-
ton of corn operations.
At Frederick, corn pack estimates
were revised downward by packers
who placed operations at 10 to rs
per cent of normal because Of the
lack of rain.
The Gamers stated that much of
the corn crop was beyond saving,
even should there be some rains now
They said the condition was par
ticularly true in the hard-hit Glade
Valley area where field after field
of both sugar and field corn had
been all but burned up by the con-
tinued dry weather.
Gamers at two plants reported
they were waiting to see how much
"tapering off" would occur after the
early crop goes through the process
ing machinery. while some Eastern
Shore canneries are reported to
have, Cancelled their contracts be-
cause Of inability to get vegetables.
One of the men remarked that eff
there is no rain, we might wind up
next week"
Grave concern, meanwhile, was
expressed yesterday by agricultural
leaders in Queen Anne County
over the number of farmers who are
selling their equipment and acreage.
Twelve sales of stock and equip
ment, involving farms with total
acreage of $3.50 acres, have been
announced for this month.
The sales will include 374 milk
cows, in addition to young cattle
and draft animals, agricultural
equipment and implements.
Agricultural leaders say that most
of the farmers "are quitting because
they do not see their way ahead"
The shortage OF labor" said one
farmer, lis terrific"
Evening star., 1943-08-06
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Blue coupons, Book 2-Stamps let
tered N, P, @, r, and T are
all valid now.
The N, P and @ stamps will
expire at midnight tomorrow (Sat-
urday, August ~ The r, S and
T coupons will remain good
through September 20.
Red coupons, Book +These can be
exchanged for meats, fats, etc.
Stamps lettered T and U are
good now and will remain valid
through August 81.
v stamps also will be good
through August 81 after they be-
come valid next Sunday.
Sugar-For regular allowances OF
sugar for general use coupon No.
Is in book l is good for S pounds
through August is.
Stamps Nos. Is and 16 in ra-
ton book No. l may be used to
obtain sugar for home canning
Each will be good for pounds
through October 81.
Families needing more than 10
pounds OF sugar per person for
home canning must make appli-
cation to their ration boards for
all over this amount.
Gasoline-No. 6 A coupons, good for
8 gallons each, are good through
November 81.
Pleasure driving is forbidden to
holders of all types Of gasoline
rations.
TT" allowances of gasoline for
commercial vehicles are now valid
and will remain good for the next
three months.
B and @ coupons, good for az
gallons each, expire On dates in
dicated in individual books.
Shoes-Stamp No. 18 is good for one
pair through october 81.
Fuel Oil-Period No. coupons in
new fuel oil rations became good
July / and are valid for 10 gallons
per unit through next January 4
Period No. coupons of last
seasons ration are valid for II
gallons per unit through Septem.
ber 80.
Each coupon is good for thu
number OF units marked in large
numbers on its face.
Applications for this seasons
rations should be filled out proper.
IL and returned to local board
Immediately.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Maryland,
which in 1941 mothered the first
camp for conscientious objectors in
the United States, now has within
its boundaries nine units providing
a diversity of peaceful pursuits for
427 young men.
1t is not large number, but it is,
nevertheless, a sizeable proportion
of that exceedingly small minority of
lads whose scruples prevent them
from fighting for their country.
1t is more than two years since
26 young men arrived at an aban-
doned CCC camp In Baltimore
County to begin, under the terms of
the Selective Service Act, their nom
militaristic contribution to the ma
tional welfare.
They were not volunteers. They
were among the first to be caught
up in the draft and the camp at
Patapsco State Park was the alter
native to the Army or jail.
Camp Now Closed.
That was May Is, 1941. The coun-
try's No. l camp for conscientious
objectors now Is closed, its mission
completed and its pioneer campers
gone elsewhere to continue work in
other civilian public service camps
until six months after the wars end.
Since then, their number has
grown from 26 to approximately
6,400 men in Nation-wi network
OF camps and units engaged, under
joint civilian and Selective Service
supervision, in work of national
Importance"
I That first attempt at Patapsco was
more or less tentative and expert
mental. Nothing like it had been
tried before. Patapsco was a prov
ing ground for an idea that, meas
ured by the wide range in types
of work, has grown considerably.
Dig Vital Canal.
Chief among the Maryland prof.
eets and typical of other camps in
the United States is the Friends
camp on the Pocomoke River near
Powellsville. There in the Pocomoke
swamps 131 conscientious objectors
are helping to dig 14h mile canal
designed to provide drainage for
$4,000 acres in the Pocomoke area.
Like all civilian public service
camps Pocomoke is under the joint
administration of Selective Service
and the National Service Board for
Religious Objectors, a civilian or
ganization representing the his
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Notables Invited 10 Attend
Opening Of Wilson Hospital
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, Aug. 6-Cere-
monies officially dedicating the
Woodrow Wilson General Army
Hospital near here have been sched-
uled for September l..
officials of the hospital, in an
nouncing the date for the dedica-
ton, said a number of important
guests had been invited.
Among them we're the Secretary
of State and Mrs Hull, Senators
Glass and Byrd of Virginia, Maj.
A. Willis Robertson. Maj. Gen. Nor
man T. Kirk, Army Surgeon Cen
eral; 1t. Gen. Brehon Somervell,
chief Of the Army Service Forces;
Col. T. w. Burnett, chief surgeon
to the Surgeon General; Maj. Will
liam B. Gold, jr., aide to Gen. Kirk;
Maj Gen. Milton A. Reckord, COM
manding general. of the Sd Service
Command; Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and Gov. Darden.
A tentative program has been
announced which includes the
presentation of the hospital by Gen.
Somervell to Gen Kirk, who will
officially accept the hospital and
then present it to Col. Sidney L.
Chappell, commanding officer.