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Evening star., 1943-10-27
Justice Department
Employees Hear Plea
For War Fund Gifts
Wini Show to Speak
At RoIIy on USO Work
Near War Fronts
BULLETIN.

Community War Fund con-
tributions have reached a to-
tai Of 1922 ,547-65 per cent
of the $4,80o,oOO goal-it was
announced at a report meet
ing this afternoon at the
United States Chamber of
Commerce.
detailed Report on Page 49,
In drive to speed up contri.
buttons Of Justice Department
employees to the Community Wa
Fund, Coleman Jennings, cam.
paign chairman for the drive
told an audience of 1900 depart
ment employees that they should
make every effort to give every
thing they can in the drive.
Solicitor General Charles Fahy
who presided at the meeting, tolc
the audience they should donate as
much as they can to help service
men, community aid projects anc
foreign relief. He said the Justice
Department alone has 1000 en-
ployes in the service.
Pvt. Henry j. Jubinville. who lost
his right hand during action ir
Tunisia, told the audience that the
USO, which is supported partially
by the Community War Fund, i:
doing a wonderful job both here
and abroad. He said that American
soldiers on world battle fronts arr
fighting so that the people at home
can continue to live as they are
now living and that civilians shoulc
give everything they can to the wal
fund.
Afternoon Rally.
The contribution of the USO t.
Army morale was to be discusset
again this afternoon at a rally b,
Win1 Shaw, singer known to fight.
ing men all over the world as tn,
Sweetheart of USO."
Recently returned from % month.
abroad with USO camp shows, Mis-.
Shaw planned to tell leaders of l ,9O(
Washington fund solicitors that tt
keep USO going, the $4,000 900 drive
goal here must be met. So far 81.
96l ,S92-6l.7 per cent-has been col.
lected.
While on tour of American base.
IN Sicily some months ago. Mis-.
Shaw learned through chance con.
versation with a soldier that hel
brother, William, had been killed ir
action.
Besides USO, United Nations Re-
lief and War Prisoners Aid are in.
cluded in the drive with the Com
Chest this year.
Latest gains will be reported b,
the solicitors after Miss Shaws talk
The rally will be held in the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
About Drive Starts.
Late this afternoon Metropolitan
Division workers will take over thu
city" without further regard to tn,
stop cards" that heretofore have
barred their solicitation of Wealthiel
contributors assigned to the Ad.
vance Gifts Division. Office worker.
still will be solicited mainly by the
Evening star., 1943-10-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY me Associated Press.
NASSAU, Bahamas, Oct. 81
AS the murder trial of Alfred de
Marigny moved toward a climax
Chief Justice Sir Oscar Bedford
DAILY brought out today that the
weapon used to kill Sir Harry
Oakes never was found, and an
American detective changed part
of his testimony about the vital
ly-important flngerprint with
which the Crown seeks to convict
the accused man.
Capt. E. w. Melchen of the Miami
police concluded his testimony before
giving way to the colleague, Capt.
James O. Barker. who was sum-
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Detective Changes Testimony
About De Morigny Fingerprint
Pinned Down by Judge, Who Also Brings =,
Out Murder Weapon Was Never Found -

'moned to describe the finding of the
Iflngerprint to the jury.
1t was to Capt. Barker's testimony
that the prosecution looked for an
opportunity to tie together all the
loose ends of the case against Sir
Harry's son-in-law.
In his testimony yesterday, Capt.
Melchey had said he first learned of
the fingerprint long after De
Marigny's arrest when Capt. Barker
told Lady Eunioe Oakes. the widow.
about it the day after Sir Harry's
funeral.
Sir Oscar pinned him down today,
and Capt. Melchen changed his
statement to say:
"On the 9Th of July Barker and
tSee OAKES Page A.A0
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Copt. Clark Gable Here
For Work on Air Films
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSocIdted Press.
Capt. Clark Gable, former mo-
ton picture star who has been on
duty with the 9th Air Force in
Great Britain. has arrived here.
1t was understood that Capt. Gable
returned to edit and complete train.
ing films on aerial gunnery for
Army use.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Germans Launch
Major Drive on
Tito's S Forces
Fighting Is Reported
Heavy in Northwest
Area Of YugosIovio
Ey the Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Strong Ger
man forces have launched a
major offensive to reconquer
thousands of square miles in the
Yugoslav province of Slovenia
liberated by the Partisan forces
of Gen. Josip (Tito) Broz, a COM
munique of the Yugoslav Lib
Grafton Army reported today.
The communique, broadcast by
the free Yugoslav radio, described
the fighting for this rich northwest
ern area of Yugoslavia as heavy. y
with the Germans making intensi-
ned efforts to drive the peasant Pa
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Admiral Tells How Pilot Gave
Life to Lure Jups From Carrier

NATION PAYS TRIBUTE to Nays
exploits in Navy Day exercises.
Page B-1
Evening star., 1943-10-27

(See WAR FUND, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1943-10-27

tSee LABOR, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1943-10-27

tSee BALKANS, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1943-10-27

tSee OAKES, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1943-10-27

(See TAXES, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Continued on Page AS, Column /.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

8eibbiibof Solepb &olb bon gam.
berg lit gum gta6folger oes I'M sSa'
nuar i'm 9llter bon 81 Subren ber-
1torbenen bisberigen gr5biibofs Sa'
fobus bon Sauf ernannt poroen, tple
ser patifanii6e &unofunf pertitnoet
bat. slnoere Mitglieoer Ser Sterarbie,
Die inn Sanuar ltarben, maren er5'
bii6of 2ouis Sinon bon 8ourses IN
ssronfreib; gr5bil6of 2aios S5mrec'
Ionp bon gger uno 8iid)of SoiepbuS
Warietan BON ct. Waurice in Der
Sdmei3, 5ugleib slbt oieies &loiters,
Der aber ibon einige 3eit pegen
&ranfbeit religniert batte.
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ssn elmer fran5oliihen Staot itno
40 @eiltli6e bon BEN 9eutlaen per'
Baftet moroen, unter ibnen Sater Don-
occur, ser gbef fatboliiber Bop
Scouts. Dieie Brieiter baben perfols'
ten politiiden Sliidtlingen Inter
lblupf eetuabrt, iie nit @elomitteln
perieben uno ibnen oas gntfommen
lber Die i6rpei5erii5e Gren5e ern1og'
li6t. Oie 0a5is uerfen ibnen aud Be-
tGtigung fir Die gebeimen Srgantia'
tionen General De @aulles Dor.
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Simmelsfnnbe

,5ieb NAL, Sansden'', iagte Der
8ater, ser ieinem 50bnden oen Ster'
nenbimmeI erfldrte, ,,oas oort lit Der
@robe @agenp'
,,@iepiel Bfer0efrdfte bot er
benn?" fragte Sdnsden gan5 inte'
reiliert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

ser 90lllng oft betupft uno oie 5eu6-
tigfeit oarauf eintrodnen laBt. -
@ar5en an Sen SGnOen pertreibt man
I'M Sommer our6 oen Saft oer unter
Oem Namen ,@olfsmil6' befannten
Hilon5e; in ser pflan5enloien Belt
orrc) pieoerboltes 8etupfen nit SOL
lenltein. - @ar5en perifninOen oft
ibneQ, penn lie nit griiner Selfe
mebrmols toglib eingerieben pOer NIT
elmer Wtil6ung bon 1 Sell Sali5pl'
i6lre, Geilen Ifilfidure (Suctic
Mcio) lmo 10 Seilen &ouooium 5tpe;.
mal taglit eingepinlelt meroen.
g. s., Su. Salu. -
9eutihe (@ermonen) unO gnglan'
ser (Nngeliohien) 9eb0ren beioe ST
ser groben Solferfomilie Der @erma'
men, Sic iih aus elmer 9ln5abl per-
ibicoencr Stdmne 5ulanlmeniebt. 9ie
slngelio6en, elmer Oieler Stan1nte,
lino Die &orfobren Ser Gnglanoer,
nGbreno sic beutigeu 9eutld]en bon
Sen @riioerlt0mn1en BEN 6runten,
Sod)len, sluenoncn ullp. abItan1lnen.
gs lit ieooh 5l1 bemerfen, oab ein gro
ber feltild- lmo fran5olilf-norman-
niiher Ginitlng i'm engliiben Solte
lit. 0orolls crfl6rt eS lid, oab audi
oie Sprocbe miid)t lit. @tpu ein Grit
tel ser engliit5en 80rter iinb germo-
niiden llriprungs (angeliabliif).
nGbreno bie iibrigen aus oem &eltl-
ihen, 6ron50liiben, 2ateinil6en nno
@riediiden abgeleitet peroen. Sene,
sic germonii6en llriprllngs lino, fin
SEN lidb groBenteils orh beute nod i'm
9el1ti6en. Seoes groBere englilhe
@orterbuf madt ouf oiele Sprah-
perponotl6aft aufnertiam.
-S. 3d.. isis. -
SSbre Suffrage iiber oie Wtltttergot'
L.. 4 CS,4,,,,.
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HuSkurlft
Mebrern aritifaItern in 5,
Stammbuh

ultDe9ruHDeIelt AHllWIe1t uHO AeuB2'
rungen oberfl1dli6er Gritifaiter, Die
bon ibrem fleinen unfentei6 aus oie
groBe, peite 8elt beurteilen, itebt
na6ltebenoes l1rteil zines gebiloeten
uno erfabrenen 2eiers, oes Sp'f 'fen
Serrn g., nelder 9eutidlano uno el-
ne &eibe europail6er 2anoer Dor nibt
gar langer 3eit bereiit bat. 9erielbe
idreibt II. a.:
,,Soeben babe i6 I'M Ohio 8aiien'
freuno ben 9lrtifel bon Der @rI6ei-
nung ser Wutter @ottes in Sotin1a
geleien Sol6e Mrtifel beitdrten oas
8olf I'M fatbolii6en @lauben uno nitt-
gen aub oem Seelenbeil ser Brieiter.
Ser Ohio 8aiienfreuno lit eine tief.
reliei0ie 3eitrng uno lit lebr inter.
eiiant. @s lit ida0e, oaB Oie bel1tld)e
2eIer5abl INNER n1ebr abnin1mt, unb
oaB ielb1t Brieiter bon oeutl6en Sin.
getpanoerten tpenig ooer fein 0eut itf
mebr ber1teben.
SSm Sabre 1888 bereiite ib 9euti6@
lano, Seiterrei6, SStalien, Sranfreid
uno Sollano. Gin olterrei6il6er Srie-
Iter er5dblte mir, er lei nit Sitler
in bic S6ule gegangen unO baB man
bon tbm ni6ts @utes ermarten fon
ne. Sd mar aud in &onnersrel1tb unb
{ab Sbereie Neunann. Hfarrer Naber
iagte mir, oGB Sbereie nidts bon Ser
3ufunft neiB. Ser g0ttlide Seilano
Iagte ibr, er tper0e ibr irber Oie gu
funft ni6ts offenbaren, Inn lte uno
Bfarrer geaber Dor llnannebmli6fei=
ten 5l1 betpabren. =. Hfarrer Naber
laste mir au6, baB Bapit Hrus ser
elite Na6ri6t naf &onnersreltb
ld)tdte, oaB er Sbereie Neumann germ
ielbit ieben m06te, penn oie &eiis
na6 Gom ni6t 5l1 umltdnolid tp1re.
Bfarrer Iober mar ser glnit6t, oab
Sbereie bie &eiie ni6t gut ausbals
ten fonne, l1no tie unternabm oaber
Die &eiie nidt S6 bin iiber5eugt,
oab tie cine mpitii6e Berionli6feil
lit nno oaB Ser eottlic]e Seilano feline
beionoeren Mbiidten nit ibr bat. :"
- &ranterbeilmittel -
8ir MAIDEN nnlere 2eier auf Sic
auf Seite 12 eri6einenoe Mn5eige I'M
leres 2eiers Srn. sl. Sperl auflnerf-
Jam, bur6 ipel6en SeilfrGuter uno
Seilfrauter- r-Sausmittel aIler Mrt be,
5ogen tperoen f0nnen.
- Mrs. g. g., Mo.
8obl ieoe Sausfrau peiB, mie man
aus 2open5abnbldtter (0anoeliou
Seabes) einen i6madbaften 5alat be-
reiten fann, oa bie Irt Der 3uberei~
tung 6ieielbe lit, tpie beim @arten
ialat. Magemein aber oiirfte sic 3u~
bereitung bon 2open5abnblGttern nidt
befannt fem. Man pfliide ODER 5tede
Die iungen 8ldtter aus, bepor Ser
8lite, oenn ipater tperoen fie bitter,
uno lege tie iofort in faltes 8aiier.
Wtan idneioe Elm babies Bed 20tpen-
5abnblatter, un6 brede Die Bl6tter,
mdbreno man 6ies tut, in fleine 5tiif=
te, merfe iie Damn in faltes ggaiier,
tuorin man ite Is Minuten lGBt. Man
laiie aQes 8aiier abtropfen uno gebe
Die 8latter in einen @ranittopf uno
beoede fie nit fodenbem Gal5paller.
Wtan laiie ite Is Minuten foden,
tpabreno man oie folgenoe Sunfe
madt: Wan i9tpibe 1 gBloffel 8ut.
ter nit 1 @bloffel MebI uno sebe
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neDt1e eS l0T0rI pom Seuer uHO let
btere oas @entiiIe auf elmer beiBen
S6iiiiel.
Soer: Wan pflide oie 8latter BON
oen Stengeln uno perfe lte in faltes
@alIer. Wan nebme eine Sanoooa
nab Ser anberen aus Dem 8aiier uno
eebe ite nit oen 8aiiertropfen oaran-
hangeno in einen 9oppelto6er, fiige
ieoo9 fem tpetteres 8aiier bin5u
Man reibe oie 8ldtter bur6 einen
Dur6i6lag ooer bade ite fein, gebe
1 gBloffel 8utter, 1 Seel0ffeI 3uf-
fer, Bfeffer uno Sal5 nad @eidmad
bin5lt, Damn 1 @Bloffel 3itroneniaft
uno 3ulebt 3 gBl0ffel poa beiBen
3abn, 5u bem man eine Yrile Sooa
gefiigt bat. Man ritbre oie Wfaiie, Bis
iie iebr beiB lit, iiber bem Seuer, gar
Mere oas Semitic nit ger0lteten 8rot=
itangen uno ierbiere. 9ieies 8erid]t lit
foit 10 gut pie Spinat.
- Mrs. i. g., Sbio -
0as miro ein i6tper 5u l0lenoes
Broblen peroen oielen CONNER:
vSictorp @arOens" uno SlnOe. @rup=
pen bon 8artenfreunoen uno Stoot>
Datern baben lib bereits aber Der>
geblid - Ben &opf oariiber 5erbro=
ben, nie n1an bei0es pereinigen ooer
oielmebr BON einetn trennen fonnte.
Sou man bie 5unOe iiber Som11er
einiperren ODER miro Ser gigentitmer
zines 2ieblingsbunoes lt6 oas gefallen
laiien? Seri6ieoene Stootoberb6lp~
ter, Oenen Sic per5midte Sroge 5l1
geratltng porgelegt tpurOe, erflarten
tie alS cine ,Sot Gotato''. Der erlte
S6ritt, ser getan pcroen fonnte, mo-
re, ale in Stdoten uno 0orfern ber~
renlos umberlaufenoen Sunoe ein5u=
fongen. Sn oen mel item Stdoten BE-
itebt cine oiesbe5itglide Geroronung
Serner lollte man pomoglib ben @ar-
ten ein5dl1nen uno auf bieie 8eiie
lieBe ii6 Ser ebentueue S6aoen auf
Elm Winimum bel6ranfen.
s.. M., Sfla. -
8ei Iei6ten 8ranbnunben beItrei6c
man oie berbrannte Saut nit Sel,
am be- eiten 8aun1= ODER Sliben0l, reibe
lie Damn NIT Sal5 ab uno binoe cine
S6i6t 8aumlpolle feit Oariiber.
Gin neues Sell unb Stillungs
mittel iit bon Or. 81. $. @lorid bon
ser Sarbaro Wteoicol S6ool entoedt
lporoen. 9erlelbe fam gum @rgebnis,
oaB Sebertran als 2inOerungs- unb
Seilmittel fir 8ranomunoen SEN be-
riibnten Sulfabrogen ebenbiirtig lit.
acknowledgment inn @eiidt, Die er-
fabrungsmaBig lei6t infi3iert peroen,
beilten iiberraicbenb idneu, menn an
Steue Ser bisber iibli6en @erbiaure>
uml6ldge Salben perpenoet muroen,
bie Bis 81 70 Pro5ent 2ebertran eut=
bielten Sntereiiantertpeiie mar Sc.
bertran als 8olfsbeilmittel fir Srolt-
beulen uno Sartabibiirfl1ngen i6or
!ange befannt.
= Mrs. $. g., q. ..
slls neuer 2eierin iino mir germ
bereit, Sbnen Sic beilenoen gigen
i9aften oes 20pen5abn (Danoelion)
auf5u5ablen 0ieie ausge5eidnete Sell
pf1an5e pirft aufl0ieno uno itarfeno
euf 2ungen, 2eber, 9armfanal uno
Sarntperf5euge. Oaber leiltet er quite
Dienite bel Stodl1ngen uno 8eriblei~
munaen Der @inaemei6e4 iflneren1
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Salat genieBen. aus ben 8lumeil
maft man oen befannten, iebr geirn.
BEN 2open5abnlpein.
- Nrs. ST. 3d., ga.
gs lit, uie Sic idreiben, ein i6we-
res Stiif @rbeit, Godroades (Sbmas
benz aus einem Suuie 81 pertreiber,
no iie it'd felt Sabren eingeniitet ba.
ben. Geriu6en Sic zines Der folgenoen
Otittel, oas Sic ldn9ere 3eit nit piel
@eoulo anDenoen miiiien Gin glltes
Otittel 5ur Iusrottl1ng oieier lGltigen
aofer lit cine gleide 0tiibung bon
8orar uno rotent Efeffer. Soer lalier
Sic li6 I'M 0ru6 Store cine Ybos.
pborlalbe berltellen. 0ie Salbe mfrs
nit eineln ltl,lnpfen Wteiier in oit
56lupfl0ber Oe5 llnge5iefers geltri,
6en. $50 9bospborialbe ni6t onlpeno,
bar lit, oiirfte cine Wtiibung bon 5lpeI
Seilen 9orar lno 1 Sell Sali5plidlre
gum 3iele fiibren. gs b6ngt ieOob oos
gan5e 8eltngen BON Der ri6tigei1
slnpenoung oes gtittelS ab. Sino oie
S6lupfpinfel oiele5 llnge5iefer5 CT:
rei6bor, 10 ltreut man Oas Eulpcr in
otele Elm llno Derldntiert Sic 2oher
nit Ylulter Of YuriS. SinO lie ltll-
uuffinobar ooer llnerrei6bur, oann
| lteut man iib aus gefoften grbicn
inter Sett= l1no 8ier5ltlob eillen oiir.
men 8rei ber, n1il6t oaS angeriibrt'
Fulber - uno fornlt aus ser Wfolie
fleine &iigel6en, tpel6e man bu bill=
legt, mo- man oie Sb1paben pcrn1tet
Gurd @ioerbolen OieleS &erfabrens
lit man ollein i1nl nltanoe, oie &0fct
gdn5li1 aus5urotten.
Wan empfieblt ferner no1 oo5 fol=
genOe, intenlip uno roib pirfenOe
gertilgungsmittel gegen S6mabenfd-
fer in &iiden uno 3immern: 2 Hfunb
slngelicupur5el, fem pulperiliert, l1n>
u lln5e @ucalptusipiritusol peroer
in elmer groben Geibihale innig Der:
nlengt. Wan 1treue obiges Hulper oes
abenOs an ale iene Steuen, no iif
oieies lditige l1nge5iefer aufbalt
bauptiddlid] auf bic 6ubbooen oel
3immer uno Speiiefammern, in &ii,
fen, am Serb uno oergl. Oes anoes
rem Cages miro man Damn sic betref
fenoen Edume boa bon getoteten1
ltnge5iefer finOen Mtan bat Damn nur
n0tig, bie SuBb0oen bon ben &Gfern
81 ioubern uno am folgenOen slbenb
oieielbe Bro5eour bor5unebmen. Nad)
einigen Sagen miro man bon Dem
bdBli6en llnge5iefer befreit iein.
- 6. M., Midj.
IS gibt Elm gan5 einfodes u1o
ibmer5loies Wittel, oas 8ar5en emit
fcrnt uno bas lit Mmmonia ooer Sal'
miaf. Wfon betupft ofters am Tug1
sic @ar5e NIT Mmmonia uno laBt ein
trodnen. 8enn man oies regelmaBig
cine 5eitlang fortiebt, miro Die 8ar5e
na6 uno na6 5uiammeni6rltmpfen
uno i6lieBlib ipurlos peridpinOen,
obne cine Narbe 5u binterlalien. 8iel=
leibt 5ieben sic folgenOes @erfabren
Dor: &eiben Sic tpdbrenb s biz IA
Sagen abenos Dor oem S6lafengeben
bie @ar5en an oen Sanoen nit rel,
ncm 8ienenbonig Elm uno 5ieben Sic
Inn oas 8ett 81 i6onen, tpeite 9ano'
l6ube bariiber an. Oies einfa6e Wfit-
tel bat i6on pielen gebolfen. SOer
n1nn hpItrpirhp nip5pIhpn tiinIirh pi11inp=
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Die weltberuehrnte
St. Benedict Wundsulbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw.
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel bel j. L. STAAB, 17209 Valleyview
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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g. Eh., Nis.

Ssbre 9lnfrage iiber sic Wtllttergot'
teseri6eirllngen III 6otima finoen
Sic auf ser 4. Seite beutiger Summer
beantmortet.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
State Go Convention Backs
CLOS Win-Wur Policies

ion of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers of America-CIO; Leo II.
Mccormick. State OPA Director;
Anthony Wayne Smith, Assistant
to the Director of Industrial Union
Councils; Pfc. David Pinyerd;
Aviation Machinist's Mates Her.
man Popka; Lieut.. Patricia Lee,
WAC; Len DeCauX, Publicity Dr.
rector, national CLIO; /. Duke
Avnet. attorney, of Baltimore.
Reports were also received from
E. F. Moran. representing District
Director T. ]. Startling Of the Unit
ed Automobile and Aircraft Work.
ers, and Albert Atallah, director in
Maryland of the United Steelwork-
ers of America-CIO, on organiza-
tion problems in their respective
industries.
The invocation was given on the
first day by Rev. Joyce w. Russell,
Assistant Pastor of st. Mary's
Catholic Church; on the second
day by Rabbi Aaron Lefkowitz;
and on the third day by Rev. II. F.
Bebe of Ebenezer Baptist Church.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
Blast Jim Grow
As Horming War
Morale Of People

WHEREAS, the hotels Of Cumberland,
Md. like all hotels In the State of Mary
land and the District Of Columbia, pursue
the un-American practice Of denying &C
commodations to Negroes, and
WHEREAS, the CLIO Is committed to
the fair and just policy Of actively oppos-
ing discrimination Of all kinds, and
WHEREAS, this continued discrimina-
ton directly hurts the war effort by
weakening morale on the part Of all people
and Is contrary TO the sound ideals Of
democracy, justice and fair play, there
fore be II.
RESOLVED, that the Executive Board
OF the Maryland and District Of Column
bia Industrial Union Council recommend
TO the 7th Annual Convention Of this
Council:
O A strong and vigorous protest
against the Jim Crow discrimination
practices Of the Hotels and the Hotel As
sociations Of Cumberland, Maryland and
District OF Columbia, and
(2) A proposal to the Legislature Of
the State Of Maryland that bill be
drafted outlawing segregation In hotels
and other public places similar to the
law In effect In the State Of Pennsylvania
and New York.
(3) An effective campaign 10 secure
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
Urge Adequate
Feeding Facilities
For War Plants

WHEREAS, ID In many plants through
out the country workers are unable to eat
a satisfactory midshift meal because the
food obtainable is not adequate in supply
or is OF poor quality. unpalatable and fire.
quently inedible and injurious to health;
~ In many such plants management re-
fuses TO accept responsibility fo- making
available good food and satisfactory eating
facilities for midshift meals, and is taking
no steps TO correct this situation;
g, In every case where eating facilities
are bad and require correction manage
ment should accept responsibility and take
appropriate action 10 correct these condi-
lions. and government procurement agen-
cies holding contracts with these plants
should likewise accept responsibility and
insist upon satisfactory plant feeding;
(D Various government agencies in
Guiding War Food Administration, War
Production Board, War Manpower Com
mission. and Office Of Price Administration
can contribute TO the solution of these
problems through the exercise of powers
vested in them;
(S) There has been prolonged, and for
the most part fruitless, discussion and
debate Of plant feeding problems among
the various government agencies, with
the net result that practically nothing
has been done to improve plant feeding
conditions after nearly two years Of
war;
60 Debate and discussion continue, but
there is little prospect of early action
either by government or by government
agencies TO correct these conditions;
Now, Therefore, Be 1t
RESOLVED, that the Maryland and Dis
trict of Columbia Industrial Union Coun-
Gil calls upon James Byrnes, Director OF
the Office OF War Mobilization. to issue the
appropriate directive.
~ Requiring every plant holding .
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
Important Resolutions Adopted
BY Md. G. Go Convention

war supply contract with the govern
ment, or q sub-contract with q war sup
ply contractor, to take whatever steps
may be necessary TO provide satisfac-
tory feeding facilities and 10 see that
adequate food Of good quality IL avail
able ut reasonable cost TO the workers
on each shift;
2. Directing each government agency
which has authority 10 contribute In any
way to the discharge Of this obligation
by plant arrangements TO exercise It's
authority to that end; and
(S) Authorizing the expenditure Of
subsidies, when necessary, 10 guarantee
sufficient supplies Of food for plant feed
ing Of war workers ut reasonable costs;
and Further Be Il
RESOLVED, that this be applied also
to the following plants:
Bethlehem Fairfield.
Key Highway
Both Sparrows Point Plants, Steel and
Shipyard
Extension of Martins plant cafeteria.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-12-20
In Support Of Pres.
Murray and the
NufionuI Go

WHEREAS, the Sixth National Conven-
ton Of the Clio, held in Philadelphia last
month, was an outstanding demonstration
Of the complete 1000 unity of the entire
clio in support of its national President
and program, and
WHEREAS. that convention unanimous
ly reelected Philip Murray as president OF
the Clio In recognition Of his continuously
demonstrated adherence TO labor, his 10y
atty TO his country. and his outstanding
leadership Of the people, and
WHEREAS, the President Of the Clu
and its convention, reaffirmed and
strengthened its program for invaluable
support TO the war OF the peoples Of the
world against Fascism, by adherence to
the war policies Of our President, Frank
lin ID. Roosevelt by Its religious adher-
ence to the no-strike pledge; by support
to the maintenance Of genuine economic
sterilization through the elimination Of
the restrictive little steel" formula, and
the establishment Of effective price con-
troll, rationing and fair taxation, and
WHEREAS. the CLIO Convention enthusi-
astically supported the unity Of the United
Nations, its close coalition warfare, the
historic United Nations Conference held in
Moscow Conference, national and interna-
tional labor unity, and
WHEREAS, the achievement Of this his
toric and all-important program Of the CLIO
requires above all, the most complete and
unqualified unity within the Clio at all
levels and on all issues, be it
THEREFORE RESOLVED, that the
Executive Board Of the Maryland and
District Of Columbia Industrial Union
Council recommends to the Convention
Of this Council, complete 1906 unquali-
fled support 20 Philip Murray, TO the
CLIO program, and to the unity Of action
Of the CLIO, and the wholehearted ap-
plication Of the energies Of this Conven-
ton forwards promoting . unified trans
iation Of CLIO program and policies to our
Maryland and District OF Columbia prob
lens.