davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
@OteS &ren3
Seridte iiber @eilnngen Onrd
SlntplGima

Sn mabienoem MaBe betonen
8eridte aus lleber1ee ben @ert 0es
8lutplaimos BEL Der &ettung Der
2eben unlerer oerpunoeten Soloa=
ten uno Matroien. Bon Neu=@uinea
uno Sen Mleltten, BON Si5ilien uno
Stalien uno bon anoeren 5ronten
geben tGgli9 8eri6te an oas &ote
&re1l5 EN- pie oieie munoermirfenoe
SubItan5, Die bon freipiaigen Spen-
bern in allen Seilen ser @~ereinieten
Staaten gege6en miro, uniere SUIT
gems bonn Sobe rettet.
2ettnont Gbarles s. guedle,. Elm
Snfanteriit aus galt Orange, getrof-
fen BON einem Sdarfidiiben an Der
&iiite BON Gaiablanco, Alpin &olins-
fiji bon Der Warine, elm 8roofIDner
Sltnge, beripupoet in elmer See
i9ladt BEL Sapo in ben Salomon
Snieln Arnolo Sin8 Elm Soloat aus
South &aben in Mibigan, pertpun=
set BEL Sen &fen in 0eu=@uinea,
Or. Mar Goldman, Elm 4r5t aus
Bottom Ser mGbreno zines liter
rai1enoen 9liftangriffes auf Sort
MoresbD bon einem 8ombeniplitter
g%etroffen muroe, Sumter Soiepb
Muscus, nertpunoet alS Der &reu5er
vMitoria~ perienft tpuroe, Seeloloat
@ntbonp Gaiamento, bertDun0et bel
BEN &Gmpfen in ben Salomon Sn=
leln-iie aae un0 Sauienoe anoere
iino beute am 9eben, neil lie lleber-
tragungen bon 8lutplaima erbalten
baben. 9ieie 8lutiibertragungen
tparen mogli6, oanf Der uneiage-
idranften @roBber5igfeit Der Mdn-
rler uno Srauen an Der @eimats-
front, oie Dem genneiniam BON Or
NEE, Warine uno Dem amerifanii6en
Soften &rert3 erlaiienen 4ppea be-
r%eitniaigit Solge geleiitet baben.
Die @lutipenoer famen aus alien
S1i6ten Ser Bepolferung. Nrbei=
ter, @anoperfer, 8iiroangelteate,
SnteaeftueQe, ale baben ibr 8lut
gegeben, oamit es in @laima unge=
manoelt meroen fonnte. Srem6ge-
borene Mmerifaner ooer Mmerifaner
europdii6er Mbitammung baben bic
fen Mufruf idnea beanttportet. Sic
baden ein5eln nno in @ruppen Die
33 Gammeliteaen oes @oten &reu5es
aufgeiuft uno ibr 8Iut gegeben
Inn Die 2eben Der &Gmpfer 4meri=
fas retten 81 belfen.
9entidamerifaniide 8lntipenOer
Sppii6 fir oas, mas unternom-
men muroe, lit Detroit. 9ier maren
BON oen peri6ieoenen Nationalit1=
tengrrppen beltimmte @o6en felt
gefebt tporoen, in oenen Mitglieoer
ibr 8lut ipenoen fonnten. Aebnli<
DIE Metbooen iino in anoeren groB-
itdotii9en 8e3irfen mie glepelono
unb an Der Dit uno @eitfiiite be-
folgt moroen. 9ie 2anoesberbanoe
baben ebenio groB8iigig Dem Mppea
8olge geleiitet. 8emerfensmert mar
in oieier 8e5iebung Die 3uiammen-
arbeit Ser oeutiA-amerifanii1en @e-
ieaidaften &irAen u1o 3eitlngen
i'm gar5en 2aroe, 6ur6 Die 9auien-
De als 8lutipenoer getponnen MUIR
ben.
9ie 8lutipenoen : Sammeliteaen
oes &oten &reitaes befinoen iid, pie
idon benferft, in 33 St1oten. Die
Irmee uno Marii1e braudt 4 Wil-
lionen 8lutipenoer I'M Sabre 1913.
@roBe Nnipriide iteben nod bebor.
Ser Strom oes Ylaimas 81 oen
&ffronten oarf nidt %aufboreli.
Se6e ein3elne Herion i'm Sitter 5tpi-
i6en 81 uno go Sabren, oie li6 in
gitem acknowledgements befinoet
uno in Der Gage 1T, cine 8lutipen=
non a nn1f1o(ftoUo o4tf,,tf,.Aat, gou4o
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08

more logii9ertpeiie fir uniere Station
genou oasIeIbe, mie cine 2ebens.
ODER gieentumsDeriiderung fir ben
@in5elnen.
SOLD elm Srieoenos.9 epartement
Ioaen mir ni6t MIR in Die @ege lei-
ten, INN Bel Der Srieoensfonfereno
bereit gu lein, ionoern aud, Inn Der
gan5en @elt gu 5eigen, ooB mir gana
aIlgemein uno grun6idbli9 aud
nafber, fpenn Ser Srieoen erit unter-
idrieben lit, ale G~nergien oafiir ELM
5uiesen bereit lino, oieien Srieoen 81
erbolten. 9ano in &ano 0amit iou-
ten mir aud iest i6on oamit Begin
men, urier eigenes 8of oariiber auf-
oufldren, aus nel6en @riinOen inn
mer uieoer Streitereien-uno mog-
liberipeiie alio aud &riege-5Di-
iden ben 8oIfern norfommen.
Cine Der @ufgaben oes angereg-
ten Srieoens-0 Departments pGre es
aud, oafiir 81 iorgen, oaB peoer i'm
&riege nod i'm Srieoen irgenoeine
3eniur iiber Die offentli9en Na6ri6-
tenmittel, 8reiie uno &aoio, altsge-
iibt miro, 0enn 81 Der Saat 0es SOL
les un0 &riegsgeiites trdet es biel BEL,
oaB Die Boiler bon ibren eigenen
8egierenoen oft miBIeitet uno iiber
Die mabren Ibiidten ibrer Na9bnrn
falin unterri9tet meroen. Cine in
%ternationale freie @reile lit oaber ei-
ne Der 8orausiesungen 0es @elt=
%frieoens."
.@ir miifien aud Die @riinoe prii-
fen, mieio Sitter uno Muiiolini in
Der Gage tparen, in ibren 2G1toern
8iftatliren auf5uri9ten" betont Der
Senator. 8eionoers audi Die ipirt-
i6aftli6en 8orausiesungen Ser Off
tuturen, iotpie 6as MusmaB, in Dem
Die Sanolungen a1oerer Nationen
mirti6aftlide 9epreiiionen in brit
ten berborrufen, Die Oann our Off
tatur als einem lebten, ber3peifelten
austpeg greifen. Sn grfenntnis al
oieier ~3ufammenb1nge lit er oenn
audi fir cine itrenge 8ebonOlung
Der 5iibrer Der M1fe-nidt aber ib-
rer 80Ifer. n@ir miiiIen es elm fir
ale mol ieoermann flar MAIDEN,
iagt er, bob mir ben Siibrern ser
I6ie ben 8ro5eB MAIDEN uno Iie ab,
urteilen meroen. @ir miiiien oieie
uebeltater ausmer5en. Mber mas
Die Wiaionen bon Mdnnern, Srnlen
uno Ginoern angebt, 6eren Batter
lanosliebe bon ienen Siibrern our9
Yropoganoa 81 bislang ungeabnter
Site aufgepeiti6t ipuroe, fino bite
re g%ortpirfe oas ein5ige, mas mir
ibnen gegeniber aufdubringen Der.
mogen?~
&ein 0amerfrie6en in &erbetuna
mGgli1
Der Weltfrieoen fam nift ouf
einem Gunoament bon Sob uno
Selbitfu6t oufgebnut ~tper6en", lit
oemgegeniiber feline Mntport. Stat.
oeiien ioaten Sreunofdaft uno
Selbitlofgfeit Die @runopfeiler Bill
ben. Die moraIii9en &rGfte unferer
Nation fino in oieiem iesigen &riege
nod ni9t 10 tpirfungsbon mobiIi.
iiert iuoroen, tpie i'm lesten &rieqe.
8ir iino nit unierem Srieoenspro.
gramm tDeit 5uriid, benin mir baben
6ipar IN GROCER 2inie uniere &rieas.
6iele befannt gegeben, aber nod fei.
nerlei S6ritte u~nternommen, an Die
BOILER beg 5ein0es gu oppeaieren.
uno geraoe oies miiiien mir tln,
tpenn mir tie auf 1lniere Geite aieben
iDouen. Das lit friiber einrnaI qe.
l9eben. un0 fam nrf-uno muB
alif1-oiesmal tDie0er getan tuer0en."
o. On
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08

er 81 iagen, cine erIte &raft, Die i1
gera0e entoedt babe. Sd oenfe, iie
paBt gut fir einen Sbrer neuen Sill
me-. @s iteate iid Damn beralts,
oaB Die neue n4raft" nieoer cine
ieiner @~eliebten uno Mngebeteten
NOR, 5uar mirfli1 i6on uno erit-
flaiiig gu Bferoe beim &eiten, aber
ais S6auipielerin nidts inert. @ir
ftedten iie in oas 8ilo; nber nllr in
elmer fleinen S8ene alS Neiterin
ntrat" iie auf.
Or. @oebbels fam immer wieoer
nno lieB iid oen i90nen Silmoamen
boriteaen. gr binft 5nar ufro bal
elm baBli6es @eii6t aber er lit Elm
liebensmiiroieer, idarmanter Menif
uno bel ben 9amen febr beliebt. gu
glei9er 3eit lit er i'm politiiden 2e-
ben Elm 81 fiirhtenoer, grauiamer
Mann. Sn Dem nel1en Slim Or.
Ball Soiepb @oebbeIs. Sis 2ife an6
Sopes" danger SiteO min 3eifler
oieie beioen Seiten i'm gbarafter bic
Ter Na5is Die @oebbels uno Simmler
beransbringen, itatt INNER nur Die
cine beltialiide. Der Slim foftet
100000. Serr Saul @noor fpielt
Den Or. @oebbels> SRI. 8erpl @al-
lace, @lauoia 9rafe, Gloria Stefpart
etc. ipielen @oebbeIs' .@eliebte".
Die @usitattung oes 6ilms lit lu-
rurios.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
Stalieniide GpernDOriteQnmgem
9entIhlan6 mnterbIeiben

Stalienii6e Observation-Disclosures in
ben oeuti6en Staoten 2intfort,
&%beinberg uno &beinbauien tperoen
uaufgruno fiir5lider politii9er gr-
eigniiie" tpdbreno oieier Saiion nidt
Itattfinoen, 10 beri6tete bie Gfiener
acknowledging in einem Mrtifel,
Der bon Dem office of @ar Snfor-
nation berbreitet miro.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
Der b6flid1e Sapaner

Gin aus aalifornien beridobener
Sapaner iab, mie in elmer Cincinnati
StraBenbabn aae in Der 3eitung Ia.
len. @r faufte iid oaber aud Elm
8latt uno itedte tiefernlt oie Scale
binein. Sein @egeniiber, Elm Deuti6-
omerifaner, blidte ibm iiber sic
Sdnlter beluitiet in oas glatt unf
fagte Damn:
DS0ren sic, Sic balten ia oas
glatt perfebrt berum."
nDas made i9, oamit sic es be5-
Ter leien fonnen", enteesnete ser
Sapaner.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08

ISM gan5en 8ierfeuer lit fein
Sis mebr 5u finoen," bei6mert iid
EN- Jremoer, u6as &ino ga fonnte
oo9 tuobl auf Den S9oB genommen
meroenl~
Dos aino bebdIt fei 9IatL~ emit
9egaete Der @inbeimif6e. .@er
MOAB oenr, obs nit mebr Bier lauft
Die Giel"
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
sduimOind)t uermebrt iid i'm Seid

amtli6e oeutide 8eri6te entbiil-
len, bob iid Die 3abl ser Suterfu=
loiefaae i'm &eid pdbren6 ser les-
ten Sabre fait b~erooppelt bat. gor
bier Sabren CAB es in 9euti9lano
MIR $1,000 Sale BON Suberfuloie,
Dabreno in Der eriten S6lfte oes
Sabres 1913 idon 1900 neue
Sdninoiu6tSfaqe 81 Der3ei6nen
Dnren.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
&nmfmerf

Ser iunge @ann: Sbre Sreunoin
lit tpirtli6 id0n pie elm 9ilol
Ole iunge Dame: Sa. gaes Sano-
malerei.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08

BON iid b0ren laiien. Die Seraa6e
oes 8lutes oauert MIR elm poar
A~ugenblife, iie lit i6mer3Ios uno
binterlaBt feline i6aoIiden Nadwir-
fllngen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

last stretch and we're out 10 win
big business returns!
Remember the cry--Insure! In
sure! Insure.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
District One Maintains Lead In
Great Lakes Big Agency Campaign

And still more congratulations TO
District No !, Great Lakes Mutuafs
"go-getting" agency branch! No
moss gsiherers these salesmen-.
they're holding TO the fore with a
s35 81 lead over District No. 3, with
Their ss6 % new business intake,
and q S6l 80 lead over District No, 2,
with their 5000 intake.
And within the districts-the
ladies still take first place. Agent
Rebs Sanders Of District No. con-
tinues 10 top the entire agency force
With her new business total up this
week 10 Sl764. well over the Sis
quota mark. Agents Bobbie Black
mon and Josie Martin OF District
No. 3 hold tight to their first and
second places with $l524 and $ll %
respectively. Agent Sara Lucas Of
District No. 2 continues to set the
pace for her teammates. Seven dol
lars and eighty cents is her score to
date. Fses = I
Not TO be forgotten. though, we
have Agent Edward Dozier OF Dis
trict No. carrying the ball for the
men. He leads them all with his
sl5.55 total, while Agent Ignatiu;
Cordnve NJ the same district backs
up his play with his 1888 new bust
ness total.
So. again we have IT, The scores
are posted! We're heading for the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
TO Hold Parent
Teacher Clinic

Phi Chapter OF the National
Sorority OF Phi Delta Kappa will
hold a Parent Teacher Clinic in the
meeting OF the Central Northwest
Improvement Association on Mon
dAy evening. April S. at 8 pm, at
the Mt. Vernon Center. Besubien
AID Mt. Vernon. Public is invited
This sorority made up OF teachers
Of Metropolitan Detroit, Ferndale.
Ann Arbor. Inkster and Ypsiianti
his for some Of its sims--the teach
log OF children. increasing the op-
portunities OF children and further
develop talent and understanding
traits in children that the school
falls to fnd.
In this symposium, the teachers
will discuss how the parents and
teachers my cooperate 10 help the
child welfare achieve better
citizenship rating There will be a
question and answer period in
which the teachers will try TO
aaswer any questions parents or
nd(mbers may wish 10 ask about
school as ii pertains TO teachers and
children.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
new PRExY OF
CLUB PLEADS
FOR HARMONY
Cunningham Flags G o p
For Attack On The
President

In n very impressive ceremony.
Emmett S. Cunningham was in
stalled rs president o. the Michigan
Federated Democratic club last FRI
day night at the club house. 6l5
r. Warren avenue. The oath OF Of
fioa was administered by Judge
James M. Jeffries who has been
Q member OF the Common Pleas
Court bench for period Of 20
years The ceremony was wit.
messed by Democratic County
CHAIRMAN William Donnelly and
other party officials An overflow
crowd listened TO the program
via . loud speaker system. set up
on-the second floor.
Cunningham. in his inaugural
address, asked for the support of
the Jacksonisn and Jeffersonian
type Of Democracy o, equality for
all and special privileges for none
He also scored the Republicans for
their attack upon Franklin DelSno
Roosevelt in their stop Roosevelt"
movement by proposing legislation
limiting the Presidents tenure in
Office TO two terms. In answer 10
those he stated eloquently, The
DOGS bark bot the wagon rolls on"
He also identified himself as an
Independent calling for harmony
anong Democrats for common
good and support OF the Party
Senator Charles c. Digs, delayed
An Lansing for the final day Of the
legislature. wired congratulations
TO. Cunningham and the other Of
ficeu installed. expressing conf
dence in those who had been
chosen 10 lead the organization.
Democrat Chairman Donnelly in
hiS speech 10 the club asked for
support OF the State and County
ticket and stressed the importance
offvoting. --------------------
Other officers installed were:
Fred Yates. first vice-president;
Not Richardson. second vice-presi-
dent: William Grier. executive Sec
rsaary; Miss McConico. recording
secretary. and w. T. Johnson.
treasurer. william Sheriff. pre-
si1sd and the musical program was
hnhlighted by solos by James
Rytherford. popular baritone. Rob-
Nd Walker. personal representative
ne Lloyd b. Reid. highway commits
si3ner. introduced o. L. Hayes who
al manager of the Detroit Office
Uf re Highway Commission.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
Capt. Bennett
GRADUATES AT
CARLISLE, PA.
DetrOiter Finishes Wit h
IL Others; To See
Combat Duty

Captain Robert c. Bennett. US
Medical Corps. for many years as
sistant TO DR.. Guy o. Saulsberry
at 7704 West Jefferson street, De-
troit was one of twelve Negro ply
sicians graduating from the Medi-
cal Field Service School at Car
Isle Barracks, Pa. March IS. Five
captains and seven first lieuten-
arts were part OF the 22nd Officers
class which; graduated at exercises
at Tugo Hall after completing six
weeks training for duty as medical
officers with troops in combat.
The IL officers are Captain Clar-
ence C Allen, medical corps, of 403
18th street, Columbus, Ga; Capt.
Robert c. Bennett, medical corps.
Of 7704 West Jefferson street. De-
troit. Mich; First Lieut.. Ulysses
Campbell. Dental Corps OF 3l6 Main
street, East Orange, New Jersey;
First Lieutenant Charles v. Charles.
medical corps, Of 255 Hancock stree,
Brooklyn, NJ Y: First Lieutenant
Alfred r. Foster, medical corps. OF
2036 Linson street. Beaumont, Tex
First Lieut.. Dunbar P Gibson, med
ical corps. of 43l3 Enright avenue.
st Louis, Mo; FIRST Lieut.. Maynard
n. Law. medical corps. of 1871 Gill
mer avenue, N. w.. Roanoke, Va
Captain Scott B. Lewis. medical
corps. of l243 East Monroe street,
Phoenix. Arizona; First Lieutenant
Wilbur c. Martin. medical corps,
Of 6l4 Sanford avenue. Sanford,
Fla; First Lieutenant Clyde E. St
Hill. medical corps of zoo w. l47th
street. New York City, N. Y; Cap
tain Adolphus r. Traylor, medical
corps, Of 204o Daily street. Los
Angeles, Calf; and Capt. Oliver
B. Williams. medical corps. of 1900
Vincent street. Ne ~berry, South
Carolina.
All experienced physicians, the
IL Negro officers left Immediately
after the graduation for their re-
spective units. Tie training course
here in medical field work pre-
pared them to be efficient medical
department officers, capable OF car.
rying on their professional work
under war conditions
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
'Y To Hold
5Oth Jubilee
Next Week

The Y.WC.A.s 5Oth anniversary
Golden Jubilee Membership cam
paign viii get off TO flying start
next week-with special mobiliza-
ton meetings in each branch.
Lucy Thurmans comes on Thurs
day evening. April 8, at $50 o'clock
with Mrs. William E. Matthews, Y
president, and Mrs. Charles F.
Stephens, branch chairman, as tie
honor guests and speakers, This
function. will. be preceded st 4
o'clock by a tea for. all volunteer
workers at the branch to meet Mrs.
Clyde K Hasley. metropolitan VOL
unteer leadership chairman. and
Mrs. Alfred E. Thomas, branch vol
unteer leadership chairman.
Mrs. Charles c. Digs. member
slip chairman, is in charge OF the
Lucy Thurman Branch forces for
the membership campaign from
April IS through May -, assisted
by Mrs. Esther Lowe, Mrs. Pearl
Collins and Mrs. Claude Cooper
During this month hundreds OIL
women and girls will be invited to
Join he YWC.A. or to renew their
memberships.
First reports will be given by
branch workers at city-wide din.
ner at Central branch: on April 81
featuring Miss Charlotte T. Niven
/ former general secretary of tht
! Worlds Y.W.CA. and for the pas
few years associated with tn,
British YWCA. and the American
/ Assc 'iation's National Board II
New York City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

Collins J. Reynolds. COL Bel.
mont street. was appointed reg.
ular teacher in social studies
by the Detroit Board Of Educs.
ton. at Garfield intermediate
school. Mr.. Reynolds was .
teacher of social studies at Ink.
sier high school last fall. He
is q graduate of Lincoln univer-
sity PENN and holds an MA.
degree from Columbia. He has
further study toward the Ph.D.
During the summers of l940
and ls4l he was instructor OF
history at Alabama State
Teachers college. and the fol-
lowing year was professor OF
history at Leland college. Baton
Pouge. La. Mr.. Reynolds. who
served two terms as president
OF the Young Peoples Division
of the N.A.A.C.P. 1929, s .
member OF Omega Psi Phi fra
ierniiy and q contributor to
The -crixis magazine and the
Oracle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
East Side Tailor On
Vacation In Alabama

Mr.. W. r. King Of 5000 st. An
tome street. left last week for Clay.
tom Ala. yshsss, he< WilaA spena :
short vacation visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. King f. Z web known
tailor Of the East Side, having OPP
Grated a tailor shop at the same
address for many years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
UNDERTAKER COLLAPsEs

KANSAS CITY. Mo-tANP)-T.
B. Watkins, prominent undertaken
OF this city. collapsed Saturday
while officiating at funeral He
vas rushed TO Phyllis Wheatley
hospital where DR. Perry. his ply
stefan. reported Monday that he
showed slight improvement
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

How They stand
District No. /
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03

Mrs. Frazier Lasha Graham. a
former resident of Detroit and for
many years a member Of Bethel
A.ME. church. was buried in Cleve-
land Ohio, last week. She was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-03
Former Detroiter Is Buried In Cleveland

the mother of Mrs. Leona Simmons
OF Idle Wild. Mich. Among those
from this city attending the last
rites in Cleveland was Mrs. r. II.
Simms OF 1894 Williams street.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
5000 Donations Reported
For Police Band in Day.

Collections totaling approximately
5000 were reported yesterday by the
Citizens Voluntary Committee for
the Metropolitan Police Band.
The money, to be used to pur-
chase uniforms and instruments for
the newly organized police band.
represents the total collected toward
goal of $4,000
Recent collections received in
clude: Mayflower Hotel, 500; w. r.
Winslow, s25; Capital Transit Co.,
S25; Miller g. Chevalier, $25; Eugene
Meyer, $50; Charles A. Garry, s25;
E. F. Droop & Sons Co., Inc, 500;
Lichtman Theaters, 500; william
E. Miller Furniture Co., $50; Dis
trict News Co., $50, and John E.
Mcclure, $25.
1t. Charles Benter, retired direc-
tor of the Navy Band, is director of
the police organization.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

to the races at Charles Town, w. wi
Two other drivers penalized d
Board 40 were Miss Marion Douglal
$40 Tenth street Sc, one B coupon
and Charles G. Weaver, 1912 @ stree
Sc, one A coupon.
Six motorists were penalized ant
cases against two others dismissed
by Board 81, at the Dennison School
Thirteenth and Allison streets NV
Those punished were Harnett w
Reid, 45l5 Seventh street NV, TIVE
A coupons; Harry Rotenberg, 483'
Kansas avenue NV, four C cou.
pons; Frank Budiak, 1900 Georgis
avenue NV, four B coupons; H
M. Lebowitz, sol Randolph stree
NV, one A coupon; William A
Anderson, $40 Quincy street NV.
one A coupon, and Herman j. Gallo
wat, 4915 Sixteenth street NV, one
A coupon.
Board so, at the Ketchum School
Fifteenth street and Good Hope
road Sc. dismissed five of the six
cases brought before 1t at recent
hearing. The only driver penalized
was Beatrice Good, 80, Anacostia
Evening star., 1943-07-11
ssos NOT ApPsgHEMoEo
ff&f&f
|Morgenstierne 10 Fete
ID. {. War Fund Group

Norwegian Ambassador Morgen-
stierne will be host at a buffet
supper at $50 pm. tomorrow at
the Embassy, 3401 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, to 80 civic leaders and
representatives of the Community
War Fund. After the supper, rep
resentatives Of the Norwegian gov
eminent will discuss Norway's post
war plans and needs.
Tomorrow's meeting marks the
first official conference relating to
plans for the inclusion of Nor
wegian relief as part of the War
Fund drive since the approval Of
this cause by the National War
Fund early in April. OF the ap-
proximately $4,000, 900 to be raised
in the District and surrounding
counties this fall, part will be
held in reserve to be made avail
able for relief in Norway as soon
as that country is liberated.
Other countries, including Greece,
Yugoslavia, France and Russia, will
receive a share of the fund to be
raised. The USO and charitable
organizations and agencies in the
District and It's environs also will
be benefited. Altogether, the Com
munity War Fund supports 120 well
fare, war service and United Ma
tions' relief organizations.