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La gaceta., 1943-06-07
I'm NEGRO ROBO {
HIRIO 4 UNA SONORA
De Ia RAzA BLANCA

I'm negro criminal, buscado hoy
por la policia y los diputados del
sheriff, penetr6 aver en- ell domici-
lilo de la Sra. John S. Lee, de 55
amos, 814 de la avenida Willow al
Sur, Y luego de robar a la mujer
lie nitric una grave herida con una
cuchilla que portaba.
La sonora atacada fue asistida
en- ell Hospital Municipal.
Declare Mrs. Lee a la policia
que momentos antes, ell hecho ocu-
rrio a las s de la noche, habia Wis
to EN- SUI patio a un negro. Llam6
a una amiga por tel@fono y esta lie
aconsejo que llamase a la policia ;
pero antes de que pudiera hacerlo
ell bandido entro en- la casa.
Rompio ell negro una tela meta
lica de la puerta del portal del fon-
do y despues entr6 en- la cocina
por una pequena ventana.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
E SERENO MENDOZA
MATO GEORGE ROTOLO
Dicese que la Victima lie
Habia Pegado Anterior
mente

I'm hombre de so amos de edad,
serene de la compania importado-
ra de los hermanos Geraci, Tony
MENDOZA, mat6 ell sabado, a con-
secuencia de un altercado y rina,
a George Rotolo, de 33 amos, We
elmo de la casa nGmero 1912 de la
Catorce avenida, que acostumbra-
ba a frecuentar los establecimien-
tos de la Septima avenida y Gale
%.
Ocurri6 ell homicide en- la es-
quina de la Sexta avenida y Gale
23 y MENDOZA lie hizo a Rotolo un
disparo a quemarropa, ocasionan-
dole la muerte instantaneamente.
Una bala del revolver del sere-
no lie atraves6 ell coraz6n a Rotolo.
Ell homicida, que asegura mato
en- defensa propia, Sc presento a
la policia, interviniendo en- la in.
vestigaci6n los detectives Steph.
ems, Franks y Roberts.
Varias personas presenciaron e.
hecho; pero ninguna, que nosotroS
sepamos, Sc ha presentado a decla-
rar.
Los dos hombres habian sosteni-
do anteriormente una rina Y ase-
g1rase que Rotolo lie habia pegado
con una cabilla de hero al hon.
bre de mas edad.
Sobreviven a Rotolo su madre,
Sra. Maria Rotolo; cuatro hernia
nos, Phillip, Tony, Charles y Sam,
y una hermana, Sra. Maria Mede-
ro.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
HABLARA HOY P0R IA
RADIO Il PRESDEI|

WASHINGTON, JUNO L--
ia tarde, a las 5:15, haOlara .l pn
Radio ell presidente K0g 5slsJ
Dedicara su discourse a los . dt,'j
dos a la Conferencia de , AiDI \
tos de las Naciones On' - n
clausurara sus sesloneS
Springs, Virginia
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
De RegresO
Casimiro Hernandez y
Familia

La semana pasada regreSo
New York, donde pasara va
dfas, ell apreciado amigo CaSln
Hernandez, condueno del tam
restaurant columbia.
Casimiro recogio en- la metro
Ii, trayendolas para esta clua' =
SUI amada esposa y su hlJa Adsl
la excelente pianista.
Complete Adelita sus es'uo
de piano y termino ell curse
ano en- la Academia HilIlard' :
brillantes notas.
Acudieron a recibirlos hume
sas personals de su amsltaa'
Enviamos a Casimiro y @ !
tinguida familia, tan quel. }
un carinoso saludo de y
venida.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
CREESE PROBABLE QUE
KERMIT ROOSEVELT SEA
SEPULTADO EN- ALASKA

WASHINGTON, JUNO T. Ell
comandante Kermit Roosevelt, de
So amos de edad, probablemente
sera sepultado en- Alaska hasta
que Ia guerra termine.
La forma en- que esta redactada
la noticia de su muerte, hace Greer
que ell falleeimiento tuvo un orr
gen natural.
Era hijo del difunto p~residente
Teodoro Roosevelt. 0tros dos de
sus hermanos, Teodoro v Archi-
bald, pertenecen al ejereito, Ell pri-
nero con Ell grado de brigadier
general y ell segundo con Ell grade
de comandante.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
SUPRIMIDO POR Ell NUEVO
GOBIERNO ARGENTINE
(Viene de la Primera Pagina)

(Viene de la Primera Pagina)
BESIDE Montevideo, la capital
del Uruguay, aseguran que todos
los miembros del nuevo gobierno
son extremists de la derecha y al
gunos de ellos tan perniciosos CO.
mo los nazis y fascistas.
Ell ministro de hacienda Rosa,
que Sc dice ha renunciado, tiene
fama de antiliberal.
Quedaron en- libertad los minis
tros Ruiz Guinaz1, un falangista
o fascista, y Mario Bincati, mi
nistro de marina.
FL general Rawson dispuso que
la escuadra de alta mar, con base
en- Belgrano, regrese a Buenos
Aires y Sc una a la escuadra del
rio de La Plata.
Sc verified ell golpe de estado
POGO antes de que la Concordan.
ella, la coalici6n politica del pre-
sidente Castillo, designara al opu-
lento senior Robustiano Patron
Rosas como su candidate a la pre-
sidencia de la RepGblica.
FL lider socialista argentine DR..
Nicolas Repetto, segdn las noticias
de Estados Unidos, declare ALI
que Sc trataba de luna revolution
de ~palacio", sin contenido demo-
cratico.
Los generates Rawson Y Rami-
rez, segdn el, pertenecen al par
lido de Castillo y son 'muy con-
servadores" en- ell sentido politico
de la expression.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
.Chocaron Dos
.Barcos De Cargo
.Americanos
Sc Produjeron Dos Ire
mendas ExplosiOnes y
Murieron "a Personals

NORFOLK, Virginia, JUNO T.
Frente a la costa de los Estados
Unidos, hace pocos dias, chocaron
dos vapores de carga americanos,
un tanque y uno cargado de NUM-
clones, y Sc pro~dujeron dos formi-
dables explosiones, muriendo "a
personals.
Llevaban los dos barcos, en- to-
tai, $50 tripulantes.
De los SO hombres que iban en-
ell vapor cargado de municiones,
solo tres Sc salvaron.
Murieron 18, envueltos por las
llamas, de los tripulantes del tan
que.
I'm cadete de puente, w. ].
Leonard, declara que Sc hallaba
en- ell tim6n del tanque cuando su-
bitamente ell vapor de carga cam
bio de rumbo y su proa choc6
contra ell tanque.
Embellishments Sc produjo una
tremenda explosion y luego otra,
quedando su buque e~nvuelto en-
llamas.
Sc tir6 al aqua y pudo subirse
a una balsa que llevaba cerca de
20 hombres.
Todos los supervivientes han ST.
do interrogados.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
NO SERA REDUC|DO FL
EJERCIT0 De TURQUIA

ANKARA, Turquia, JUNO T.
La Asamblea Nacional de Turquia
rechaz6 aver la proposition, hecha
por un diputado, de que ell ejercito
sea parcialmente desmovilizado,
por cuanto la posicion de la Rep1-
blica Turca es cada vez mas fuer-
te.
Turquia tiene la lave, dijo ell
diputado, de la situaci6n militar
en- Ell Asia Menor y no sera alta
cada por cuanto los Aliados y ell
Eje saben que ell pals Sc pondra
en- contra de la nacion que resuel-
va agredirlo.
Sarcasticamente replica ell pri-
mel ministro S~aracoglu que ell di-
putado tenia en- ell bolsillo la lave
de las dos direcciones y por este
aconsejaba a la naci6n que dur
miese tranquila. Gel gobierno no
esta SECURE de que posee la lave
en- las dos direcciones. Cuanto
mas fuertes seamos, mejor nos
sentiremos."
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
UN CON|TE PARA /
sUPR|MR Il Va

Ell cOmite local para suprini.l
vicio, presidido por Ell Sr y wy
ne Bevis, abrira una oficin, ".
casa consistorial Y trabais,S
acuerdO con las ~autOridades a.
ciudad y ell cOndado.
Estara la Oficina a cargo d.
Sra. Margaret Ansley, emDIs,
conjuntamente por Ell comitt '
municipalidad. :
Ademas del nombramiento 4.
Sra. Ansley, ell alcalde, ansiOo
cooperar con las autoridades NJ
tares, creo un grupo, dentro A.
policia, para encargarse de IA
gilancia de la prostitution Y
estado alarmante creado DO,
numerosos casos de enfermeds
venereas.
Di6 a la publicidad Ell ale,
una carta del mayor general c
Street, comandante de la Ter,
Fuerza Aerea, que pide Sc h
una 'limpieza" en- Tampa, 10
completa que sea possible, en- Gu
to a las e~nfermedades de on
sexual.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07

Hay hombres que sou t%..tis;
las bestias, porque las vivir
cesitan ser libres para i
chosas: ell elefante no quiS !, b
hiios cuando vive pres4 .i.rrs !
del PERI Sc echa en- "a l. B,
muere cuandO ell lnoiy nd. q
con rudeza o lie pOns
de la que puede SOpV
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
! NJ RO'
OBTENDRAN EQUAL A

WASHINGTON, JUNO l..
Junta de Labor para la Gus
aboli6 aver todas las diferenI
en- pages por motives de raza,
blancos Y negros que trabajsl
ra la Southport Petroleum q
pany, de Texas City, Texas, d
ran cobrar en- 10 successive,
igual trabajo, iguales sueldoI
jornales.
Graciosamente acept6 Ia \
pania 10 ordenado.
Redact6 la ponencia en- Ell Z
ell DR.. Frank P. Graham, rel
sentante del p1blico y preside
de la Universidad de Carolina
Norte.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
DES|GNADO Il GENERAL
EISENHOWER COMO Il
PADRE NUMERO UNO

NEW YORK, JUNO ALVIN
Austin, director executive del Co.
mite Nacional del Dia del Padre,
anuncio aver que eli general Eisen-
hover, comandante en- jefe de las
tropas aliadas en- ell Norte de
Norte de Africa, ha sido escogido
como ell padre mas destacado de
1913.
La noticia lie fue communicate
aver mismo al general, que sc en-
cuentra conferenciando con gene
rales ingleses y americanos en- su
Quartet de Africa.
La gaceta., 1943-06-07
RESIDIRA EN- TAMPA Ell
AMIGO DIAZ

BESIDE hace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra en- Tampa, procedente de
New York, ell estimado amigo
Emilio Diaz, a quien sus amigos
intimos llaman Gel Gatico'.
Viene con ell prop6sito de que
darse aquf, por haber ~ingresado
en- ell ejercito dos de sus hijos.
lie acompaha su buena esposa.
Llegue a los esposos Diaz un
saludo de bienvenida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Changes Are Ordered
In Virginia Auto
Insurance Rates
Theft Policies Reduced
7 Pct. and Comprehensive
Type ~ Pct.

By ne Associated Press.
RICHMOND. March "a manual
Of new rates for fire. theft and COL
lision insurance on automobiles
providing for increases in some cases
and decreases for collision insurance
based on gasoline ration cards. was
ordered TODAY by the State Corpora
ton Commission, to become effective
June l
In the case Of THEFT the rates
would be 7 per cent lower and on
comprehensive covering all types
Of insurance save COLLISION, lis Ler
cent lower.
AsSureds holding "A" gasoline ra-
ton cards would be allowed a c~edit
OF 20 per cent from the manual
collision premium Policy-holde
having B ration cards only, OF as
a supplement to "A" cards. would
be allowed credit of 10 per cent.
For all policy holders other than
those specified in these two classes
the manual collision premium
would be applied.
The order TODAY has Que effect OF
bringing up to date old manual
rates Of 1882. A number OF COM
panies that have petitioned the
commission for authority to write
rates other than those set forth in
the manual will be given a hear
ing April 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Rail Crash in Virginia
Delays Other Trains
Ey T. AssocIated Press

Ey r. associated Press.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. March
9.-Richmond FREDERICKSBURG &
Potomac Railroad tracks were
cleared south Of Fredericksburg
early today after being blocked for
several hours by a sidesWipe COZ
lsion between a freight car and the
southbound Silver Meteor, New
York-to-Florida passenger train.
The Office of William A. Aiken. jr,
general superintendent Of the road,
said a Richmond that one passenger
vas taken to Mary Washington Hos
p!tai here after & car in a north
bound freight rakcd the engine and
several cars Of the passenger train.
The hospital said this passenger, an
unidentified soldier was not serious
iy hurt and had been transferred to
an Army hospital at Fort Belvolr
Both north and south tracks Of
the railroad, a key link in the East 6
rail system. were closed by the acct
der about midnight The south
track was reopened at am. and The
north at $40 am
Railroad officials said the cause
Of the collision At Hamlltons Cross
ing. approximately miles south Of
Fredericksburg. had not been dein-
itcly determined but that appar-
emily d broken truck IN the freight
car caused it to foul the passenger
train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Trailer Camp Cases
To Be Heard Toniqht
In Marlboro Court
Nearly d Score of
Residents Ignored
Orders TO Vocute
5v A STAFF Correspondent.


UPPER MARLBORO. Md. March
9,-Nearly a score Of Prince Georges
County residents will be tried at 7.3O
O'Clock tonight in Police Court here
on charges Of operating unlicensed
trailer camps.
The hearing, to be held before
Trial Magistrate Allan Bowie. orig
inally was scheduled for February %.
but was postponed in order to afford
tenants Of the approximately 200
trailers involved an opportunity to
appear IN protest against orders for
their eviction
The tenants, practically all Of
whom are employed at the nearby
Camp Springs Airport project, have
threatened to Quit work if the order,
issued by County Sanitary Engineer
c. L. Wood, is enforced.
Warrants for the arrest of the
camp operators were issued about
three weeks ago by Mr.. Wood. He
said he had ordered the trailer
tenants to move more than two
months ago, but that so far the
order has not been obeyed The
penalty for violation of the county
trailer law is a fine not exceeding
500 or 80 days in jail.
MI. Wood declared that the trailer
camps affected do not have proper
sanitary facilities and that there is
risk Of an epidemic. Capt. w. E.
Hawthorne, executive officer Of the
airport, has announced that he
would permit the men to move into
the Army reservation if they are
evicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Cabin John Residents
To Discuss Fire District

Public discussion of a bill which
would create a fire district for the
Cabin John Fire Department will
be held Friday night at the Cabin
John Flrehouse.
Two members of the Maryland
House of Delegates. Royal H Car
lock, who introduced the bill in the
State Legislature Thursday. and
Robert H. Hunter, will attend the
meeting
The bill proposes the creation of
fire district bounded by the Po-
tomac River, Wilson Lane. River
road and he Great Falls Potomac
road To support the fire depart
ment a tax OF not more than 10
cents on each 500 Of assessed valu-
alton would be levied against all
real and personal property in the
area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
u. S. Army Taking Over Church
That Housed Union Soldiers

The Forest Grove Methodist
Church at Mea doVs. Nd. which
housed Union troops during the
Civil War, Is about to be taken
over by lhe Army again. This time
however, ii Will be purchased as
part Of the new Camp Springs
Airport
The Rev Thomas B Ehlers. pas
tor, said he delivered his last sermon
February % at the landmark that
was built originally in 1854 The
congregation attended services Sun
day al the ForestvIlle Methodist
Church, where the Rev, Nj Ehlers
also is pastor
Since the last sermon the con-
2re9atOn has been helping 10 re-
move the furnishings in the church
before the Army takes over, probably
this week
Although the deal between the
church and the Army never has been
put IN writing the Rev. Mr.. Ehlers
said the price was $4,000. He also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
High Court Refuses Stay
In Staying Of Policeman

By ne Associated Press.
The Supreme Court denied today
a stay Of execution sought BY Robert
Redus, a colored person sentenced to
die on March II for Staying an
Athens ALA policeman.
At special conference held to-
day. the tribunal also refused to
review his conviction. Among other
things, Redus contended that mem
hers Of his race had been excluded
from the jury rolls.
He was convicted in the Lime
stone County Circuit Court of kill
ing Bedford Brackeen on a street
1t Athens March %, 1891 Redus
was arrested in Nashville, Tenn,
two days later. .s .-ol
He also contended the verdict was
improper because 1t had been writ
ten in a red-colored pencil. Ala
bama officials said this argument
was obviously unsound and without
merit
Another contention was that an
alleged confession of guilt had been
eXtorted through coercion. compul-
sion and by putting him in fear of
county officers.
Opposing a Supreme Court review
Alabama officials said that an
analysis OF the record demonstrates
that no doubt Of his guilt is shown
10 exist and that no spirit of
racial prejudice or mob domination
is presented"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Two Navy Officers Win
Coral Sea Hero Awards

Bv he Associated Press.
Two officers of the destroyer
Sims. which was lost in the battle
of the Coral Sea. have been awarded
decorations for heroism while their
vessel WAS under attack BY Jap
anese bombers, the Navy Depart
ment reported today.
1t. Comdr. Wilford M. LYMAN.
commanding officer OF the Sims,
was awarded the Navy Cross. His
wife lives at San Pedro. Calf. 1t.
Max Sllyerstein was awarded the
Silver Star Medal His wife lives
at Baltimore Both officers are
listed as missing.
The Sims was escorting the tank
CT Neosho when a large force Of
Japanese bombcrS attacked last
May 7. The first assault was
evaded, but planes Of second wave
scored direct hits on the Sims. She
exploded and sank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Swindler Gets Five Years
For Violating Probation
BY The Associated Press.


NORFOLK, Va, March 9.-Rich-
ard Vidaver. 34-year old sales exec
utlve, who was placed on probation
early last year on his promise 10
make restitution to an elderly Fair
fax County couple swindled out Of
more than $4,000 in 1899, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Luther
B, Way Of the Federal District Court
to five years in the penitentiary
for violating the terms of his pro3a-
ton.
Evidence that Vidaver had failed
to keep up the regular monthly
payments to the couple, in COM
pliance with the provisions of the
probation order, formed the basis
OF the court action.
A probation officer reported vi
daVer was facing charges in Los
Angeles for violating the business
and professional code and for
Jail escape.
Vidaver was indicted in Alexan-
dria in 1941 on charges Of fraudulent
interstate transactions and using
the mails to promote a fraud.
The compliments, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Bradley, testified in Alex
andria in February. 1912. that the
defendant had induced them 10 In
vest over $4,000 of their life's saw
ings in whisky warehouse receipts
and in another project In which
their own property was to be sub
divided and sold as cemetery lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Brown
Continued From First Page

=
rected him to take profits into con-
slderatlon in such cases.
He said 2 steel company which
had nearly doubled its production
would be fair example or he latter
case
Asked about the meat situation
Mr.. Brown said he believed there
would have to be d roll back" on
hog prices, adding that aS he Ye-
called, the cash ceiling prices on
pork were fixed on the basis Of hoes
selling a. $3.50 a hundred pounds
At Chicago. and remarked there had
been 2 decided bulge" in the last
few days.
4 don't think the farmers would
be dissatisfied with $3.50 hogs" he
said. That's way above party"
Senator Reed Republican of Kan
sas, meanwhile introduced TODAY ?
proposed amendment to the Price
Control Act to permit persons m
jured by OPA orders and regulations
TO seek mWnCtionS IN the Federal
district courts.
Senator Reed Jold the Senate that
while the original pwCc control Law
Set up en- emergency court Of an
pcals with jurisdiction over all cases
mot a single appeal so far As nv
information goes has been able 10
reach the emergency court
He said the OPA now could delay
appeal by amendment and chang"
In the orders or by requiring addi-
tlonsl Information before an order
Is made final
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
PofdhI and Vosmik Decide
To Stay On War Jobs

MINNEAPOLIS. March mike
kelley's lineup for the 1943 Mime
apolis baseball club got two unex-
pected setbacks today that threat
elled to cripple the Millers unless
Kelley can persuade TWO players to
change their minds.
Jimmy Pofahl. who came back 10
the MilIers from WASHINGTON as
second baSeman in the Zeal sending
Pitcher Owen Scheetz to the ma jors.
notified Kelley he has decided to
quit the game. Pofahl said he would
remain at his war plant job at
Rosemont.
At the same time hard-hittine Joe
Vosmik, Miller outflelder told KELLEY
he would continue on his war Job at
Cleveland unless he is sold to
ajor league club.
The development quickly caused
two other complications aside from
altering the prospective Miller line
up Kelley said that in the Voemik
case he was considering filing a
protest with Commissioner x. M
Lands on the ground that the
Cleveland club Of the American
League had violated a rule against
tampering with a PLAYER of another
club.
In the Pofahl case the deal to send
Scheetz to the majors was con-
tlnpent on the transfer 10 Mime
apolls Of two acceptable plevers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Civilian Held for Wearing
Coast Guard Uniform

j. Edgar Hoover, head Of the
FEDERAL Bureau CT InyestIgat an
nounced the arrest today. in tna 400
block Of Cedar Street NV, Of HaIry
william Lunsford 81. native Of
Monterey Va. charged with Illegally
wearing A Coast Guard uniform
The Office Of NcoGham c. Turnagc.
United States commissioner. SAID
Lunsford had pleaded guilty and was
ordered held undo. 81 600 bond
Lunsford according to M Hoover.
7CI&cd with the British Army staff,
handling lease-lcno matters. He left
the British without notice on Feb
ruary -.
The FEI said LUlalord had ap-
pLed tOg service II the Coast Guara
III Philadelphia. bur had been rc-
tecJed tOg failure to meet physical
requirements II Was charged he
wore Coast Guard cnslgn's uniform
70 Monterey at Christmas time to
impress friends ard that he had
worn the unltoym IN suburban areas
here.
nc vas said = have received a
p. A. degree from Randolph Macon
College IN 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Son OF Elliott Roosevelt
Hurt in Bike-Auto Crash

B. he Associated Press
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March
Am automobile and bicycle COL
llded at Hobe Sound recently and
sent the cvclist. William Roosevelt.
10, grandson of the President. to
Good Samaritan Hospital with bad
bruises.
The child is the son of 1t. Col.
Elliott Roosevelt and his former
wife. Mrs. Curtin Winsor. The &C.
cident occurred February g near
Mrs. Winsors home in the exclusive
Hobe Sound colony.
He was rather badly bruised. but
he will be home in day or so. a
spokesman said Al Mrs. Winsor's
residence last night There were
no broken bones or serious injuries
Hospital attaches said the boy had
torn muscle. but was getting along
fine
Col. Roosevelt is with the air
forces in North Africa. He was
awarded the Armys Flying Cross
recently for his outstanding services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
1akoma Park Receives
long-Awaited Fire Enqine

After a delay OF more than year
a. 750-gallon Seagrave fire engine
has been delivered to the Takoma
Park Md Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, Chief M. z Mcbride an
nounced today. A similar engine,
scheduled for delivery last spring,
was diverted to the Navy.
Chief Mcbride said the new 1885,
horsepower engine is equipped to
carry 1900 feet OF 2l2-inch hose
and 1000 feet of IL inch hose. He
said the engine also is equipped
with large bracket mounted noz-
gle, known AS the wagon type, used
in handling large fires.
According to Chief Mcbride, the
engine also is equipped with A long
coastlng siren. which cannot be
used under new OCD regulations.
He added however. that the engine
is equipped with an exhaust whistle
and a large bell.
The engine will be displayed
Thursday. he said. when the ia
koma Park fremen will be hosts to
delegates attending the second quar-
terly meeting Of the Montgomery
County Volunteer Firemens Asso-
citation at Takoma Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
AIexandrians Giving
Literally 10 Red Cross

Although no specific figures on
Alexandria house toulouse can
vass in the Red Cross War Fund
campaign have been turned in. T. W.
Robinson, chairman Of the drive
there, said between $4,000 and $4,000
was collected in that city in the
first week of the campaign.
The SPECIAL Gifts Committee ac-
counted for over $4,000. while Sl.18S
was collected at the six booths set
up in various parts Of the city.
The police department was the
first city agency to reach the 100
per cent mark for donations, fol-
lowed by the health and welfare
departments and city managers
Office. The committee believes that
all city employes have donated. since
some OF them contributed at the
booth in city hall rather than
through their respective Offices.
Mr.. Robinson said that. with
1900 workers engaged in the house
toulouse canvass, he is confident
that the $4,000 goal will be reached
before the end OF the month.