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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-09
Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
KESTUTIS AMBROSE GE-
RAS SAULYS

Detroito Amerikonu spauda
paskelbe atsizymejusius Michi-
gan valstijos kareivius ivairio-
Sc stovyklose. Tarp kitu mi
nimas vardas musq zinomo
veikejo J. Ambrose, kuris pats
buvo pereitame kare, sunaus
Kestucio Ambrose, kuris ran
dasi Fort Mcclellan, Ala. Jis
uz gera saudyma i taikinius
net gavo atzymejimo dovanas
Jei Results gerai pataiko sau-
ii j taikinius jis gerai patai,
kys Japonus ar Vokiecius
jei Sic bandys pastoti jam Ike.
lia zengiant j taika, laisve il
demokratija.
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BALTIMORE Nd.
Is LVS ITO SKYRIAIJS VEL,
KIMO

Birzelio 20, Lietuyiu saleje
ivyko Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos Alto skyriaus susirinkimas.
Nepribuvus skyriaus pirminin-
kui nei vice pirmininkui, rasti-
ninkas P. P. Jaras pakviete p.
j. Milunaiti vesti susirinkima.
10 vadovybeje susirinkimas ejo
sklandziai ir atlikta naudingi
tarimai.
siame susirinkime poni Ras-
teniene perstate nauja mare,
Elena Levonaviciene; poni Mi
lunaitiene perstate Magdalena
Aleknaviciene, ir A, Kurelaitis
trecia nauja mari, Mata Man
dravicka. Visi trys liko pri-
init ir uzsimokejo savo nett
nes buckles, po So.
Toliau buvo apkalbama LVS
metinis suvaziavimas ivykstan.
tbs Liepos 4, Clevelande. Isrin.
kta dvi delegates: Marijons
Milunaitiene ir julie Rastenie
ne.
Skyrius taip pat dave S2i
auka nuvezti suvaziaviman.
Pc to rastininkas P. P. ia
ras isdave raporta is atsibuvu
sio skyriaus parengimo Birze
lio IL. Pelno ta vakara pada
ryta SCI.
Apkalbejus prieita isvados
del ncparankaus isvaziavimo
laukus, per vasara netureti jo
kio parengimo, taciau orui at
vesus nutarta vel limits rengt
! vakarelius Lietuviu saleje tail
tankiai kaip bus galima ir kali
! aplinkybes leis.
Sekantis Alto skyriaus susi
rinkimas pripuola Liepos 27 il
kuris bus metinis. Nutarta ma
rius sukviesti atvirutemis. Ia
me susirinkime musu delega
tes isduos raporta is LSV SUI
vaziavimo.
Mylintieji Lietuva ir norm
tieji prisideti prize Lietuvos at
vadavimo prasomi atsilankyt
skyriu susirinkima ir prisira
syti prie Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa
jungos. p. p. Jaras
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s ZUVO AUTO NELAIMEJE E

Prize Marienville, Pa, Liepos
5 susileke du automobiliai ir
juose uzmusta 8 asmenys. Abu
automobiliai ,sudege.
Vienas AUTOMOBILES vaziavo
is Akron, Ohio, j Scranton, Pa,
kitas is Elmira, N. Y, j Niles,
Ohio. Automobilyje is Elmi-
ra sudege 7 asmenys taip kad
nebuvo galima ju lavonQ nei
pazinti. Kito' automobile va
ziuotoja 80 metu amziaus mo-
teris po susimusimo' mire ligo-
nineje. .,rs.
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ATEiVIU SKAICIUS
NYKSTA

Surinktomis ziniomis, dabar.
tiniai Suv. EalstiiQ gyventojai
Susideda; l svetur gimes prize
kiekvieno 10 Amerikoje gimu-
siQ. Bet tas nuoSimtis maze
ia, kas meta nvkstant senajai
gentkartei ateiviu.
Kaip Lietuviai ateiviai mir
sta taip mazeja If kitp tautQ
ateiviai.
Kaip nazejimas reiskiasi
matome is Siu skaitliniu:
1880 metQ cenzo (gyvento-
jq suraso) buvo uzzymeta IA
milijonQ svetur ginusiq.
1910 metals jau skaicius bu-
vo zemiau II, 100000.
1860 metals kitur gimusiu
Amerikos gyventoju skaicius
bus apie 6 milijonai, 1880
metals = apie 2 milijonai.
Tas apskai5iavinas daroma
remnants dabartine padetimi,
jeigu j Amerika durys nebus
laisvai atidarytos.
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PENNA MISKU
. GAISRAI

81 paVasari, Pennsylvanijos
miskuose; Xxi uzsibaigimo pa
yojingo ) sezono', isdege miskQ
palyginamai SUI kitu metu pa
vasariais, labai mazai.
Kaip' raportavto misku SEX
retorius,s Xxi Birzelio .25 iSde-
ge tik $4,000 akrt Pennsylva-
MICS giriu:: Mat, pavasaris
buvo lietingas.
Kitais lmetais pavasario Sc
;zonu yra isdege simtai tuks-
tanciu akrQ giriQ. Rekordi-
mis- pavasaris buvo 1913 me-
tais kada iSdege 344,752 akrai.
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GRYzO Is CLEVELANDO

Detroitieciai delegatai LVS
metini suvaziavima Clevelan-
de Liepos 4 d., praleide sven
tes, atlike savo pareiga, ir pa
sivieseje su savo draugais il
pazystamais, gryzo vieni Lie.
pos 5 d., kiti 6 d.
LVS suvaziavime dalyvavo
j. Smailis, DR.. J. Jonikaitis
F. ir V. Motuzai, DR.. ir Mare
Sims, V. ir NJ. Petrikai, ir Juo'
zas Kripas, is Ann Arbor.
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PENNSYLVANIA


isleidzia po 5 milijonus dola-
riQ selpimo reikalams kas me-
nesi, neziurint pagerejimo dar-
bu. Allegheny apskrityie tam
tikslui iSleidziama po $8o0,00O
menesiui.
Valstijoje yra 261,798 asme-
nys gaunanti tiesiogine pasal-
pa, senatves pagalba, vaikai
reikalaujanti islaikymo ir ak
lieji.
Bedarbiu kurie yra sveiki ir
gall dirbti cia isvardytose sell
piamqju grupese nesiranda.
Apie 35 nuos. tu pinigQ gau-
ia is federales valdzios, kita
suma turf parupinti patti vals-
tia.
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AFRAANlCkAS AIDlnaS, SenyVO
amziaus, mire Birzelio 18,
Worcester, Mass. (Cipenu k.
Vabalninko par.). Ameriko-
je iSgyveno virS 80 metu.
JURKsAITIENE Magdalena,
mire Birz. II, Waterbury,
Conn.
MASIULIENE Sofia, 55 M,
mire Birzelio II, Chicagoj.
(Raseiniu ap., Adakavos p,
Girzadu Ky. Amerikoje is
gyveno 40 metu.
MILASAUSKIS Juozas, pusam-
zis, mire Birz. 16, Chicagoj.
(siauhu ap., Kursenu par,
Naimiecio ky. Amerikoj is
gyveno 43 metus.
KONSTANTINAS Antanas, 81
M, mire Birz. IA, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
BUROKAS Martynas, mire IA
Birzelio, Philadelphia, Pa.
BERNOTAS Liudvikas, As m.,
mire Birz. 13, Hartford, CT.
RUKSTELIS Jurgis, 70 metu,
mire Birz. 9, Brooklyn, NY.
GECIUS Antanas, 81 M, mire
Birz. II, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BEGANSKYTE julie, mire 10
Birzelio. Hudson, Pa.
CIKANAVIcIENE Felicia, mi
re Birz. II, Pringle, Pa.
SAKOCIUS Kazys, mire Birz
IA, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
NAUJAVICIENE Mare, mire
Geg. 25, Saginaw, MICH.
SAVICKIS Pranas, So M, mi
re Birz. IA, Chicagoj. (siau.
liu aps., siaulenu p., Batku
kaimo).
EITMANTIS Jurgis, pusamzis
mire Birzelio IA, Chicagoje
} (Kelmes par, Diksiu k.).
PETKUS Kazys, 81 M, mire
Birz. Is, Indiana Harbor
Ind.
MATUSEVICIUTE Margarieta
% M, mire Birz. M, Track
vile, Pa.
JUOZAPINAS Juozas, mir;
Birzelio m., Frackville, Pa.
ANDRIUSKEVICIUS Mykolas
70 M, mire Birz. IA, Chica
goj. (Suvalku r., Kriokalau
kio par, LuklingeliQ Ky. A
merikoj isgyveno 48 metus
KASIULIS Vincas, pu S amzis
mire Birz. IA, Chicagoj.
GULBINAS Ona, 20 M, miri
Birz. 18, Chicagoj. (Jonis
kio par).
KNISTAUTIENE Liudvi ka
pusamze, mire Birz. II, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap., Gruzdzil
p, Karveliu k). Ameriko
isgyveno 40 metu.
GUREVICIUS Antanas, sent
amziaus, mire Birz. menesi
Seltzer City, Pa.
GAIMONTAS Antanas, pus
amzis, mire Birz. IL, Chica
goj. (Kedainiu ap., Krakil
p., Plankiu Ky.
KEKsIS Adomas, 81 M, miri
Bal. 25, Aberdeen, Wash.
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SLA R LlETUNOS
ATEIITIS
SI.A. PREZIDENTO LAIS-
KAS DIRVOS REDAKCIJAI

S1-A. PKEZlljENlO LAlS-
KAS DIRVOS REDAkCIJAI
Nevisada man galima atitai-
syti klaidingas zinias apie mu-
su Susivienijimo LietuviQ Ame-
rikoje veikla, kurios karts nlo
karto pasirodo taip vadinamoj
"pasalinej" spaudoj. Bet tam
stos redaguojamame laikrasty-
| .je, Birz. 25,, mr.. 26, "Mirgu
Marga' skyriuje, national ne
SUI blogais norais isiskverbe
klaida pareiskime, butent:
"Jeigu siai turta daugiau
du milijonu dolariu skaitanciai
organizacijai reiktu staiga duo
ii Lietuvos laisves ar kitam
gyvybiniam Lietuvos reikalui
viena tukstanti dolariu, SLA
pinigu tam tikslui neturi. Jos
milijonai sukaustyti pomirti-
nemis ir pasalpai. 81 didziau-
sia ir turtingiausia organizaci-
ia patti savo rankom smoge
Americas LietuviQ spaudai, su-
mazindama organa Tevyne vie
nu lapu. O kick gincu kuopo-
Sc kelta del mokejimo Is CEN
tu nariu-kareiviu duoklems uz-
mokati. :. :"
Ar galiu as tamstos prasyti
atitaisyti tas klaidas? Taigi
l. SLA nariai moka duck
les j tam tikrus fondus, ir nei
vieno cento Pildomoji Taryba
negali vartoti vieno fondo pi-
nigu bent kokiam kitam tiks-
lui, kaip tik to fondo. Todel
rareiskimas kad musu milijo-
mai yra "sukaustyti" yra ne
tikslingas. Bet SLA nariai
kas meta moka po IL centu
taip vadinama "TautiSku Cen
tu'' fonda. | metus tas fondas
surenka nuo suvirS $4,000 ma
riu, suvirS $500. Su Sausio
l, 1912, tame fonde turejome
$6,552.54. Pinigus to fondC
paskirsto Seimai. Fittsburghc
Seimas, del susibegusiu karG
aplinkybiQ, visQ tu pinigu ne.
isdalino, bet paskyres didokas
, sumas Pittsburgho Mokslo Ka.
tedrai (Lietuviu Kambariui)
Clevelando Lietuviu Kulturi-
niam Darzeliui ir kittens rel.
kalams musu tautos naudai
likusius paliko Pildomosios Ia.
rybos zinioje. Todel. jei bu.
! tu umus reikalas, ne tiktai TUX
stantis bet ir penki tukstancia
yra Lietuv0s laisyes reikalams
2. Tevynes sumazinimas TX
6 puslapiu yra apgailetinas da
lykas. Bet nariai moka tik pc
7c ] menesi Tevynes reikalams
If J.. T. kas meta turejo ir da
bar dar turi prideti is Lesl
Fondo Tevynes leidimui. IS XII.
tu fondQ, apart Lesu, pinigr
init negalima. Todel tankial
prisieina net organizatoriu pra-
syti palaukti jiems priklauso.
mu atlyginimu.
3. KareiviQ duokliu mokes-
ciQ delei nesusipratimus kele
nezymi dalis nariu. Daugelis
turejo rimtus argumentus. XII.
tt tai dare vien kad "pasirody-
ti' arba kurie suiruciu ir pro-
testu kelimus skaito savo ru-
Sizes sportu. Dabar, su Birze-
lilo 80, 1913 M, mokesGiai ka-
reiviu duoklems pasibaige, mes
Seimo nutarimu P. T. turf uz-
tektinai pinigu apmoketi uz
kareivius Xxi sekan:io Seimo.
Busintis 1914 metu Seimas pa
darys .reikalingus patvarky-
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sJEIGU susitiktum liuta ir
patele ir turetum tik viena So
VIM, saugiau butu nusauti pa
tele. Patinas greiciausia beg
tQ salin, bet jeigu nusautum
patina, patele tikriausia pultu-
81 ant taves.
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sAPIE 40 nuos. gydytoju
kurie mire pereita meta buvo
Strides ligos aukos, perdaug
nusidirbe.
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sAPIE 100000 rusiu gyvu-
nu zinomi egzistuoja dabarti-
niu laiku.
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PAJIESKAU drauga Antana Jo-
nusa, apie Is m. atgal gyveno Ke-
nosha, Wis. Kauno g., Taurages
ap., Skaudviles miestelio. Taipgi
pajieskau kitu savo draugu ir pa
zystamu is Lietuvos. (28)
Petras Norbutas- -Nobirt
1904 Whittier Av. Cleveland 3, O.
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sGALVIJQ S. V. ukese 1912
metals buvo 78,170,O00 galvu,
1941 m. = 75,162,000 galvu;
1888 m. - 65,249,000 galvu.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

campaign, said. was a source of
encouragement to him.
District D of the Metropolitan
Division, of which DR.. Howard H
Long is chairman. will meet at a
6 o'clock tea tonight at Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA, 90l Rhode Island
avenue NV. Representatives Of
churches, civic and fraternal or
CARNATIONS will attend to hear Mr..
Jennings and Mr.. Willett speak.
The Pentagon rally for civilian
employees and officer personnel will
begin at pm, with a concert by
the WAC band from Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga 1t. Col William E
Slater, assistant to the director of
public relations. will introduce Brig.
Gen. William R Arnold. chief of
Army chaplains. for the invocation.
After the Secretary Of War has
spoken. pledges made so far by
Pentagon employees will be an
nounced. MI. Bergen will bring
Charlie Mccarthy" to the Penta-
gon when he has finished entertain
ing wounded servicemen at Walter
Reed Hospital
Meeting is at Noon.
The Government division report
meeting will be at noon tomorrow
in the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Annex, Fourteenth and c
streets NV. Norman Brokenshire,
of Station WMAL. will announce
the amounts of pledge envelopes as
keymen turn them into tabulators in
the bureau auditorium. About $50
workers have been assembeled there
by James Councillor, fund auditor,
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Military Policemen
Shot by Soldiers,
Court Martial Told
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAIGNTON, Devon, England, Oct.
16.-A court martial trying IA Amer
ican colored soldiers on mutiny
charges was told today that two mil
itary police serseants were shot by
the men.
In accusing the men of intent to
murder, the prosecution said they
set out from camp carrying weapons
and ammunition, and it was only by
chance that their shots were low
and hit the military policemen in
the legs instead of more vital spots.
They were said to have first ordered
the policemen to put up their hands,
which was done, and then shot
them.
Earlier the same night, private
testified, there had been trouble in
the little Cornish town and later,
after their return to camp, he said
he saw the men set out In forma-
ton Of threes led by a sergeant
carrying a tommy-gun.
The accused men denied the allie
cations that they marched from the
camp to the town square where the
shooting occurred and denied
charges Of shooting with intent to
murder or making inflammatory
statements attributed to them In
signed affldavits offered by the
prosecution.
Defense counsel said the men
were in unit which had been re-
stricted to quarters since before
leaving the United States.
On the night of the incident, the
defense said, there had been trouble
between white and colored soldiers,
and it was declared that IA possible
participants had been selected out
of a large number. Most Of item
were innocent of taking part, the
defense said.
The trial was adjourned until to-
morrow without a finding.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
WiIIkie
Continued From First Page J

japanese in the Southwest Pacific.
The war situation next year may
easily determine what political fate,
if any, lies before him.
Up to the present, therefore, it is
Willkie against the field for the
Republican nomination. TDis may
be changed in the next few months,
particularly after the presidential
preferential primaries begin. if any
other candidates show real strength.
Mr.. Willkie will address the Re-
publican Freshman Club" of the
18th Congress at a dinner in the
Continental Hotel Tuesday night.
The invitation to Mr.. Willkie to
speak at the dinner was issued by
Representative Arnold, Republican,
OF Missouri, who is serving his first
term in the House. Mr.. Arnold. an
admirer of Mr.. Willkie, said he be-
lieved that the st. Louis speech was
a courageous and masterful state
ment.
The freshmen" dinner will be
attended by Republican Senators
and Representatives, whether they
be -termers or of long service.
While he is in Washington it is
expected Mr.. Willkie will confer with
Republican leaders, including both
Senator McNary of Oregon and Rep
resentative Martin of Massachusetts.
Senator McNary was his running
mate in 1910 and Mr.. Martin his
campaign manager.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. OCTOBER H. 1913
u. 5. Cant Take Risk
OF Economizing on
War, Cannon Says
By the Associated Press,

The House appropriations
chairman told the Ways and
Means Committee yesterday that
the Government must have reve-
nue. to fight the war-but he
doesn't believe a Federal sales
tax is the way to get it or that
economies can meet the bill.
THE real struggle for the Army
is just beginning" declared Repre-
sentative Cannon, Democrat, of Mis-
souri,. IF the Army and Navy say
they need more funds, we're going
to risk furnishing too much lather
than too little too late"
He cautioned the committee
against counting on any sharp re-
duction in military expenditures
and said nonessential spending al
ready has been cut to the bone-a
reply to Republican demands that
the Government can cut billions of
dollars from its present cost.
Does Not Indorse Treasury Plan.
Mr.. Cannon agreed with the ad-
ministration assertion that more
tax income is important. He did
not. however, put his own approval
on the Treasury's program to bring
in s10,500,000,000 in new revenue
largely through higher income, cor
poration and excise taxes.
Neither did his testimony provide
any comfort for sales tax advocates
who have asked the Ways and Means
Committee to vote 10 per cent
or at least per cent-levy on all
spending as a means Of getting in
some of the money the Treasury says
1t needs.
What are your views on Fedora!
sales tax?" asked Representative
Robertson, Democrat, OF Virginia,
an advocate of the proposal.
"Unquestionably the mass of the
people are opposed" replied Mr..
Cannon. 1T is unscientific and in
advisable under any circumstances.
1t is not tax in proportion to the
ability to pay"
Another member of the Appropri-
ations Committee. Representative
Dirsken, Republican, of Illinois, told
the Ways and Means group he would
find it difficult to reconcile myself
to sales tax
Cannon Explains Needs.
Explaining why more tax money
will be needed, Mr.. Cannon declared:
The war isn't won. The lives
OF many Americans and the early
conclusion Of the war depend on
the adequate provision of founds
to fight. I can't say how much
economy is possible because not
even the fighting forces know what
they'll need"
Chairman Doughton of the Ways
and Means Committee, discussing
spending by the Government, said
letters and kilograms from taxpay-
ers are pouring in with complaints
OF money wasting in Washington.
These are from the people who
pay the taxes" he said. They're
willing to pay, but they protest
against such large amounts when
they think the money is being
wasted
Mr.. Cannon replied that 100000
jobholders already have been Topped
on Federal payrolls, "and we ex-
pect to reduce drastically from now
on-reduce to the irreducible min
imum."
Evening star., 1943-10-17
War Fund
Continued From First Page.)

mander in the Mediterranean area,
was among those rising in tribute.
The postwar world is being built
by actions now, Mr.. Lippmann de-
clared, as he urged the solicitors
to strengthen the Allied union with
fund contributions. He hoped, he
said, that they would all oppose
any dividing of the present union"
when the war is won.
Herbert L. Willett, jr., executive
director Of the fund, told the solicit
tors that it was particularly i'm
portant to get large gifts the first
time because no repeat" solicita-
tions will be permitted this year.
Second Appeals Banned.
That is bad campaign psychol-
ogy," he. said. I'VE would extend
the campaign only for more cover
age. not for second appeals to the
same people"
The large attendance yesterday,
Coleman Jennings, chairman of the
Evening star., 1943-10-17
D tabulate returns during the cam

to tabulate returns during the cam
paign.
The British missions will start SOL
morrow with an organization meet
ing of 40 leaders at pm. at the
Statler Hotel.
The Advance Gifts and Business
and Finance Divisions will meet at
1890 pm. Tuesday at the Hall of
Flags, United States Chamber of
Commerce, to report their returns.
Metropolitan Division workers will
be officially given the "go-ahead'
signal at 7 pm. dinner Tuesday in
the Mayfower Hotel. Representa-
tive Judd, Democrat, of Minnesota
will speak.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Conteen Corps Workers
Sought by Red Cross

The District Red Cross Canteen
Corps has issued an urgent appeal
for more daytime workers to han
die it's expanding activities. Any
person willing to give $50 daytime
hours in a 12-month period may
volunteer by telephoning Republic
$500, Extension 20.
Training for the Canteen Corps
includes a 20-hour nutrition course
and 20-hour canteen course. The
corps makes regular rounds serving
refreshments to servicemen on duty
in the Washington area.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
80 Pct. Tax
Would Kill Stage,
Says Bert LyteN

BY the Associated Press.
Bert Lytell, president of Actors
Equity, said yesterdaythe Treasury's
proposed 80 per cent tax on box
Office receipts would tax the legiti-
mate theater out of business.
There is no youth IN the Amer
lean theater today" the veteran
actor told the House Ways and
Means Committee. "One third Of
our membership is serving with the
colorS."
He discussed the entertainments
arranged by professional actors for
the armed forces throughout the
world and said, That work is vol
untary. If We don't have jobs We
can't do it. But if We add to the
price Of the theater We may very
well kill It,"
Evening star., 1943-10-17
WiIlkie Says 'Crobbers'
Don't Mean COP Votes

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16 LP).-Wendell
l.. Willkie warned the Republican
party today against the kind of
thinking which would interpret Git
tie complaints" and Grabbing"
against the Roosevelt administra-
ton in terms of Republican votes.
The people of the United States
are in an earnest and serious mood,
but many of them are inarticulate, :"
he said. IF you attempt to meas
ure their real thoughts by their little
flip remarks, you will be 100 per
cent wrong"
Speaking informally at meet
ing OF Republican women, he said
victory in 1914 can only result from
an "affirmative' program and a
well-knit party organization.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Red Cross Appeals
For Workroom HELPERS

The Camp and Hospital Service
OF the American Red Cross. a di-
vision which paints and refurbishes
furniture donated for the recreation
rooms of camps and hospitals in the
Washington area, has opened head
quarters in Linthicum Hall BIG
o street NV. Volunteer workers
Evening star., 1943-10-17
War Fund Events

Events today and tomorrow in
connection with the Commu-
nifty War Fund are the fol-
lowing:
Today.
6 pm, Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA-Organization meeting
OF District D, Metropolitan Di-
vision.
Tomorrow.
Noon, Bureau of Printing and
Engraving Annex-Second re-
port of Government Division.
4 pm, Pentagon Courtyard
Secretary of War Stimson and
Edgar Bergen appear at rally
Of War Department employees.
4 pm. Statler Hotel-Start
of solicitation among employees
Of British and Dominion tenn
porary missions.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

with talent in making slip covers,
renovating lamp shades and cover
ing sofa cushions are wanted in the
workroom which operates from 10
am. to 4 pm, daily.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

GRUNT-Is United States war
slang designating an electricians s
helper in the Signal Corp& You're a
helper, too if you do your work and
buy War bonds regularly plus an
extra sl00 bond during the Third
War Loan.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Tightening Of Funds
Not Expected 10 Affect
D. {. Nursery Projects

The tightening of Lanham Act
allotments for nursery and child
care projects reported yesterday by
Maj Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Fed
eral works administrator. is not
expected to affect the Districts nine
operating centers or the % centers
planned for the future.
In report to Chairman LAnham
of the House Public Buildings and
Grounds Committee Gen. Fleming
declared that less than one-fourth
Of the total capacity of approved
nursery projects is being used, and
that projects and units not meeting
substantial war need are being
closed out and the allotments re-
scinded."
Miss Dorothy T. Pearse. District
director OF Services to Children OF
Working Mothers, said, while the
nine operating centers here have a
potential capacity of 400 children
lack of facilities has delayed full en-
rollment SO far, and waiting lists
exist at all but three centers. AT
present, size said. approximately 266
children can be cared for and 1875
are enrolled.
Lack OF kitchen equipment play
material an dtables and chairs is
responsible mainly for the limited
enrolment now Miss Pearse be-
lieves, however, that when all OBJ
stacles have been overcome, the au-