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Evening star., 1943-03-15
$4,000 Paid for Bonds
In ane-Buying Drive

In the past month two Jewish
organizations in the District have
pledged to buy s250000 in War
bonds, s88 900 worth of which al
ready have been redeemed to fur
nish fighter plane and a flying
ambulance for the Army Air Forces
One, the Washington Loan Asso-
citation, Inc, composed of rs men,
bers who banded themselves to-
gether in peacetime for mutual
financial assistance, pledged to buy
$50 900 in bonds at a rally last week
for the purchase of a fighter plane.
twenty-five thousand dollars worth
Of bonds already have been bought.
Morris Rodman, president, de
clared the group also plans to give
blood to the Red Cross in the near
future
Another group, the Ezras Israel
Congregation. Eighth and I streets
NE, last month pledged to buy
$1,000 in bonds for the purchase
OF an ambulance plane to replace
that IL which Dr. Samuel Futrovsky
crashed in Florida last October
Dr. Futrovsky. whose father and
uncle founded the congregation, and
whose uncle, Benjamin Futrovsky
Is now president, is himself a men,
Der of the group. OF that amount
pledged $4,000 already has been
paid for bonds.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Rev. DR.. John {. Briggs
To Retire From Ministry

The Rev DR.. John E Briggs, 10
pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church
in Southwest Washington and ma
tionally known Baptist leader, yes
terday announced to his congrega-
ton that he would retire from active
ministry May 80. the 34th anniver-
sary of his pastorship of that church.
Prominent in local and nearby
Baptist mission work, DR.. Briggs led
In the organization of number Of
churches and Sunday schools of his
denomination. including the Wilson
Boulevard Baptist Church, Colmar
Manor, Md; Kensington Baptist
Church, Kensington. Md, and the
Boulevard Heights Baptist Church.
Nd
For many years he has been a
member of the Southern Baptist
Foreign Mission Board in Richmond,
Va, and has been a trustee of the
Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary in Louisville. KY. for 80 years.
Past president of the District Baptist
Convention. DR. Briggs was one of
the organizers of the Eastern Baptist
Theological Seminary in Philadel-
phia and has been a trustee of that
organization for a number of years.
During his pastorship at the Fifth
Church, the clergyman has brought
more than 5000 people into member
ship, over 5000 Of them by baptism
During his 34-year service here, he
has seen his church enrolment ex-
ceed 400 and has helped his church
congregation to raise 100000 for all
purposes,
DR.. Briggs estimates that he has
made more than 10000 pastoral calls
In his 42-year ministerial career.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
House Is Scheduled
To Take Up ; Farm
Proposals This Week
Sale Of Surplus Wheat,
Fund Bill and FSA
Probe on Calendar

Ry he Associated Press.
Farm legislation comes TO the fore
in Congress this week, three pro-
posals dealing with agriculture be-
ing on the program outlined by
House Majority Leader Mccormack.
Two of them deal largely with
the Farm Security Administration
one of the Houses favorite targets
for criticism.
After action today on bills to in
crease the pay of postal service
employees and to authorize the sale
of 1000 100000 bushels of Govern
ment-held surplus wheat for feed,
the House will tackle tomorrow an
appropriation for new farm labor
program and a resolution calling for
an investigation of FSA.
The farm labor bill would ap-
propriate s26, 100000 to recruit,
transport and place workers in farm
labor shortage areas. After direct
ing first that large part of the
fund be administered bv FSA. the
Appropriations Committee recon
sidered and turned the entire fund
over to State extension services and
the Federal Extension Service, with
authority for the FSA to use a small
amount to carry out pending ar
rangements for importing Mexican
labor.
The proposal for a congressional
investigation of the entire FSA pro-
gram was approved overwhelmingly
by the House Rules Committee. and
its acceptance by the House was
virtually certain.
The rest Of the weeks program in
the House calls for disposition of leg
islation dealing with the deportation
OF alien seamen, continuance of a
petroleum investigation started sew
eral years ago by the House Inter-
state Commerce Committee and ap-
preparation for War Department
civil functions.
The program makes no provision
for consideration this week of the
kilday draft deferment bill. the
Hobbs antiracketeering bill and A
bill expected to be reported by the
Naval Affairs Committee to curb
aosenteelsm among war workers.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

the majority leader is TO see that
program is carried out, not TO
develop it, Mr.. Crosser reasons. The
Job of development belongs to the
Steering Committee representing all
the members Of the Democratic side
Of the House, Mr.. Crosser said.
Mr.. CroSser was the first chair
man Of the committee back in 1888
1t became powerful force then
but later lost influence.
The Ohio representative. ardent
administration supporter, accepted
the chairmanship again only with
the understanding that ne would
undertake to rejuvenate the COM
mittee.
One member said privately that
the committee was organized In a
manner to encourage even broader
extension of its functions. Besides
controlling legislative policy. he sug-
gested, it might properly be consid-
cred as liaison between the execu-
tive and legislative branches OF
Government.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Democrats in House
Planning 10 Revive
Steering Committee
Representative Crosser
Would Restore Unit
As Policy Maker

BY the Associated Press.
A quiet but persistent campaign
is under way to re-establish the
recently dormant Democratic Steer
ing Committee as an undisputed
policy making body in the House
OF Representatives.
Newly elected Chairman Crosser
of Ohio, holding the advantage of
26 years experience in Congress and
backed by other members, says he
wants the committee to become a
potent factor in directing the legis-
lation program of the ma jority party.
He initiated the plan several weeks
ago
Representative Crosser's idea ism t
to Circumvent the authority OF
Speaker Rayburn and Majority
Leader Mccormack. They are ex-
off1cio members But the Ohioan S
intention is to have the committee
assume the directive powers it had
when it first was established early
in the Roosevelt administration.
The function of the Speaker anc
Evening star., 1943-03-15
U-Boot Tricks
| Merchantmen
| And Sinks It
Is the Associated Press.

The skipper of Panamanian yes
sci, one of five merchant ships Of
ficially announced last week as sunk
in the Western Atlantic, said he
lost his ship due to this Nazi ruse:
The U-boat which destroyed his
craft lay partly submerged, giving
the appearance of lifeboat in the
uncertain light Of early morning.
Expecting to find survivors from an
attacked vessel, the skipper ordered
his ship slowed. Then the subma-
rine struck.
The sinkings raised to 626 the As
sociated Press tabulation of Allied
and neutral nations cargo ships of
flcialy announced as sunk by the
Axis in the Western Atlantic since
the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Twenty four seamen were re-
ported killed, one missing and 296
rescued in the five sinkinps,
Evening star., 1943-03-15

corps of aides here, announces that
interviews for beginners are held
each Monday. Thursday and Satur-
day at Walsh House from 10 m. to
II noon. The March 20 class will
be the first of a series of special
classes starting every month.
Meanwhile, Chapter Manager Otto
S. Lund today announced the ship
ment Of 1000 utility kits for distri-
button to soldiers at embarkation
points and 250,000 surgical dressings.
More than 100000 additional surgi-
cal dressings are urgently needed
by the armed forces and the District
Red Cross units are working over
time to meet this staggering quota.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Your Wartime Answer Must Be Your
BIGGEST RED CROSS GIFT

average of 50 for each dollar given a
year ago must be achieved
The Red Cross" Mr.. Neal said.
belongs to all the people It's work
in war zones and at home stirs the
emotions; it deserves every ones
support"
Progress reports were scheduled
for today. tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday at the 1890 pm. meeting
held at the United States Chamber
of Commerce, with each worker pay
ing for his or her box lunch served
by the Red Cross Canteen Corps.
Clark G. Diamond, residential di-
vision chairman, and Barnum L.
Cotton, city division leader, over the
week end sent out calls to all area
Evening star., 1943-03-15

and team captains to attend today's
report meeting.
Twenty Red Cross nurses aides
forerunners of others to follow-went
on duty today at Walter Reed Hos
pital for the first time. The honor
of being the first to serve there was
restricted to graduates living nearest
Walter Reed Hospital. who also had
minimum of 500 hours service in
civilian hospitals.
A special drive to increase the
Army hospitals demands has been
inaugurated, with new nurses aide
training classes to be started March
% at the Walsh House Mrs. Hugh
Rowan, chairman of the volunteer
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Pilot Dies in Texas Crash;
Wife Is D. +. Resident

1t Wendell <. Pope, 25, husband
OF Mrs. Barbara Amman Pope, 1921
Garfield street NV, was killed in an
airplane crash Friday near Lubbock
Field, Tex, where he was serving
rs service pilot.
A native OF Attapulgus, Ga, 1t.
Pope was a graduate Of Attapulgus
High School and Presbyterian Col
lege, where he received a reserve
commission as second lieutenant in
the infantry as a result of MS ROTC
training.
He entered the Army in October,
1910. and in February, 1912. enrolled
in the Army Air Force as student
officer.
Following the completion Of his
training 1t Pope was assigned as E
glider pilot instructor until recently,
when he was made service pilot
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Pope, reside at AttapulguS.
Funeral services will be held IN
cambridge. Ga, although the date
as yet has not been set Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Buy War savings stamps and help
Evening star., 1943-03-15
N6A<ZN@vyI IMz9E/
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IN WASHINGTON, D. CS
IT'S WRC-FOR NEWS!
Clip thi, wRC Daily News Schedule

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Evening star., 1943-03-15
Collapse Of Japanese
Drive Along Yangtze
Reported by Chinese
Most Of 10000 Enemy
Troops Declared Under
Horossine Retreat
BY the Associated PresE.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, March 15.-The
Chinese high command declared
today that the big japanese Of
fensive which began March s
along a l00-mile stretch of the
Yangtze River from the Japa-
nese base at Yochow near the
border of Human and Hupeh
Provinces, had collapsed and
that most of 10000 enemy troops
were under harassing retreat.
One body of japanese troops has
been surrounded, communiue said
while another column is being en-
eircled, Chinese forces on the north
ern bank of the Yangtze were re-
ported to have launched an "eX-
tensive" counterattack.
The Chinese said the collapse of
the japanese offensive, which had
been designed to protect the enemy's
communications along the Yangtze,
had greatly lessened the danger of
another japanese drive on Chang
sha, which has withstood three prev
ious attacks.
Observers said it was too early to
predict whether the japanese would
try to hold their key points on the
south bank of the Yangtze These
points in Chinese possession would
expose enemy river traffic to the
danger of mines and artillery FIRE.
Fear that the japanese were set
to make drive on Running, capi-
tai Of Yunnan Province bordering
on Burma, subsided in informed
quarters after issuance of the COM
munique. The communique said
japanese troops west of the Salween
River had been thrown back with
about 500 casualties.
The communiQue said that al
least 1000 dead were carried to the
Japanese base at Tengyueh.
Berlin broadcasts yesterday quoted
japanese newspapers as declaring
there were 300 American and Chi
nese planes in China and warning
against the possibility of air raids
on Japan. The newspaper Asahi
was quoted as saying II air bases
had been established along a route
between China and Russia.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Here's why WRc- $50 on your dol
is your news-possport to the worId...

MAYHEM you tune in to WRC at clock
w in the morning in the space of a
few minutes you may hear This is Lon
dor" .. This is Australia" . This is Al
glers"
In single broadcast you span the world
yoa go right to ubere The neuJ is babben-
mg-and you hear the most expert opinion,
the keenest analyses, the most informed
comment.
What enables WRC TO offer you this most
complete and authoritative news coverape?
The answer points straight to the basic
structure of Americas system of free radio.
Here are the simple facts;
WRC is one of the 143 stations of the NBC
Network. The National Broadcastlng Com:
pany owns WRC and FIVE other stations
that are great ori ginating points for news,
The other l57 NBC stations are indepen-
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Not Much News Writes
Survivor of Sinkinq
BY the Assnciated Press

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES.--Mrs. Richard r.
Davis received this message from
her son., 1t. John V. Baker, former
University of Southern California
athlete, written the day after his
cruiser was sunk:
Not much news. Will let you
know if anything happens
Evening star., 1943-03-15

continued From First Page)
Red Cross activities here and abroad,
and the wartime need for expanding
these services"
Their goal one-third completed,
the campaign workers. expected to
put in telling blows this week. Gov
ernment and general business units,
as expected, have turned in the
largest sums to date The point
emphasized is that the Red Cross
is engaged in direct war effort, and
that this is no peacetime dollar roll
call. In fact, to raise s1,555 400 an
Evening star., 1943-03-15

DO YOU KNOW. that broadcams from
WRC are one important way the Govern
ment informs the nation of its policies and
plans For example, in 1912, The National
Broadcasting Company contributed its facili-
ties and services for twenty Presidential
addresses to the nation?
Evening star., 1943-03-15

IDENTITY owned Aff1liates. But ALL of the
news services and other features, made DOS
slble by the NBC network operation, are
available TO ALL of these stations alikel
What does this network operation mean to
Washington? =. 1t means radio station
that brings you the finest news features from
all over the world 1t means that. fvou want
to keep abreast of the times and ahead of
opinion, you'll tune in-and stay tuned in
TO $50 on your dali
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Who says you cannot eat your
cake and have ii. too" War bonds
will help win the war and still be
yours for savings.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Buy War savings stamps and help
stamp out the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Red Cross

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1943-03-26
The Sta&elsSet' for the Young
Folks Easter Parade on
The Hecht Co.'s sSec0nd Floor

Yessr Of F4e
the vntob
oges Suits galore!
the whole family in! Outfit Miss Shopthe
Shopth Tdder
Hht
o prices
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DEARBORN. WEST

FOURTEENTH. NEAR BUCHANAN
Must Re Sold-s4 ESQ
s-fm. home and brick business bldg.
3lX70 ~ rear always rented easy terms.
T. r Baker CA 032l or TR 2-T2Os
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CALL CHERRY 1925
Factories. Warehouses Tor Rent

STORE for rent with new cement 200
S25 per month Fourteenth and MAJ
noha can Plaza ai29 or Townsend s-2s6
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HOUSES FoR SALE

coL6RED RfNG-BricE broom R00Ns
ING HOUSE. good ne,ghborhbod. tFtJRs
NITURE INCLUDED electric refrigt
orators, stoker steam heat, slate roof; ind
sulated So 500 takes over
CRUTcHER ffs4 NcGraw TY. 7-Tfis
eoboRED-La Belle Sc mod 4 rooms,
garage p,2O0 an. MeQuetn. TO. s-3ssi.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BIRwooD. 1854 49, Fonkell Wyoming Dis
trio. American home clean. comfort
ahls room gentleman good meals
lunches dav shit.
GIRLS Field tois near Boulevard
home cooking three meals. lunches
"a cked excellent TRANSFORMATION 70 Pack
ards dav OPP nirsf workers Available
SATURDAY November 20th olive se45
HILLGER-JEFFFRsON Gentleman or
lady Excellent meals and transporta-
ton Lenox O1A6
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HOUSES ron SALE

PORTER CAMPBELL = Modern broom
home: 3 bedrooms, 1 down; good con-
ALTON Ia and out; extra lavAtoD. full
basement; Holland furnace, beautiful
yard real home 81 TOO down.
ELsEA REALTY a INVESTMENT co
G2l7 PORT ". VI i.itOO
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BOUT. EVARp East Grand 1852 Room
for three 50 each; always hot water
ntAr factories
BOULEVARD. WET GPAND. i3i6--
Comfortable room, good home gfs
Tyler 5-O546.
CALVERT Large pleasant room no
other roomers, good transportation
Townsend e-6sht
DAWSON. LlxernolAzclsAn-E AzEH--lzI4At-
spring. hot water: excellent transporta-
tion DAWSON 0sll
DORCHESTER s57a-Warrn room private
family. Cali LEnox 9s3A after SIX
O'Clock.
FORD 1895 Sleeping rom suitable for
one or two good transportation.
GENERA MOTORS Gentle
man; front master bedroom 5000 trans
portstlou, Townsend $3.50
JONES sos corner FRS, strett--singits,
IS 81; steam heat
LESLIE. 200s - Between Fourteenth la
SAFE bsautful room single gentleman.
good transportation. Townsend 1858.
LOVELY front room. maple furniture
twin beds good transportation, i or
people Call Ma. ses4
MICS room clean and warn connecting
bsth good transportation. Tyler 6-iTl6.
PAFKsiDE AcNichols Large sleeping
a.5 tSI' ''' '"' 'N'' ''1'
PLYMOUTH Livernois rus service sleep
Ing room with kitchen privileges en-
pioyee couple Dawson sss4
RoOA-For gentleman 3i4 West Grand
Boulevard Lafayette 1877
sAvANNAH. ". 100 - Two furnished
rooms. near Forts Highland Park. near
Woodward
sHERiDAN. l7sT-F Front room refined
gentleman. F'zroy 1885
THEODORE esos-Near Pscksrds room
two glrr'; arg. clothes closet, olive
.0si5
TWELFTH. iis3i--cozy living quarters
for two girls. Cali after 4 30, Townsend
s-o553
VIRGINIA. PARK at i4th-Modsrn home
room for two gentlemen. single neds
breakfast optional TY. sss66 Phone
Sunday and forenoons.
VIRGINIA PARK. 2T32. Lawton--Roon
for refined gentleman, Gentle, excel
lent transportation. Tyler b-S3ss
WEEKLY RATES So angle So double
Continental Hotel. 80 sproat clifford
1879
WINSTON is234--Rsdfori district pleas
ant sleeping room modern cOnvenienceS
near transportation. Evergreen 1929.
YouNG if-53 tChalmersi 49, Attractive
sleeping rooms, gentlemen preferred
good transportation. Arlington 1883
coLoRED-Reon Tor One couple: All
privileges sunday or evenings Uni
vers'ty Posi-
cOLonLD-Two quiet. refined gentlemen
share room convenient transportst,oa.
Lafayette 1872
COlORED (Merrick 1892 ROOM frr
working couple good transportation.
Tyler g-ffs7
COiORED-Scber respectable working
mar 20 share IN mems dcrm.tory Trim.
ity zan3s
COLDkEp-- Large room with twin beds
20 share with gentleman Temple 2-iSS0
COLOHEp- Room Tor : men meals " de-
s.red Ea!.h End Townsend 7-06oe
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

WANTED CIR or woman Jewishl q
share apartment all convericnces sn-
ceilent sbortati0u La sale and
Dawson TO T-ei3l
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HOUSES FOR SALE &c. N. WOOD
NEW HOME. $3.50
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsr

A REAL BARGAIN Only 81 900 broom
house IN good condition: large l0' only
$500 down You must hurry for THIS one.
1853 Fast . Mile Road. PL 4s0s
BARGAIN READY TO MOVE ~
y block west Of Gratio' a. Ten Nile
large rooms ard bath; garage side
drive; soft. Iot al FENCED. only So 200.
$500 down
IRWIN, KIGHT a HINES INC
2liOl GRATiOT Pr 1929
BELMONT, Near Van Dykt-Vscant, s
rooms not air heat car garage; move
rznt In s.. $50. terms Prospect 1881
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FfFTY.TwO new brick 2.hsdroom homes
tile showers. full basement Planned for
for war housing center will give 1.yeaf
lease, can purchase after 80 days Open
Sunday 10 A. m 10 . o. m. 3ii63 Rush,
Garden 9 W s-tA AREA set AAFF4-
man Rlnd
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HAMILTON 34.t Fauf c..an pie+sar'
rrans adults oniy. 81 per vcek Ts'c-
phone Cal SUNDAY oils
HELEN s203-Two rooms FOR couple ~
two nice gentlemen Close 10 psckarf'F
THREE Rooms Kitchen and rooms
1910 Pelkry
TWO house keeping semi afh WORKING
adults preferred monthly rent required
1889 Third
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HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

HUDSON Arsenal SIC.
Almost new. rooms and bath. Unity
room. laundry tubs; fenced lot chicken
house In Al condition: 50 500. balance
t25 month. Immediate possession. FRANK
s. ERONECK REALTOR 23440 Van
Dyke Phone Center Line 1890.
IRoQUOIs 57ss near Gratiot-wel con-
structed six rooms furnace, Fun base
Went. EHragF. only 80 son terms 4 rrur
Real Estate. 5000 Gratiot, Plaza l9a15. Z 4
LILLfRRIDGE.wa rryn- Move in; Enodsrn
rooms S. 800 $500. Peitine. Pr f030
LILLIBRIDGE Mr. Msek--6-i. furnace
car garage; IS mo-. PLAZA 29s3
MARsEILLEs, 45ss-Good smsn home
only 81 300 VIII vacate soon.
NEWPORT. G06-6 rooms. steam heat.
good condition, 2-car garage. OPEN
SUNDAY. Z 20 5. S.. 500. terms. lmmedi-
ate possession
DICkERsON. near KetchevAl, rooms
hot air heat; s. 200. terms
CoPLiN-7 rooms. new furnace s. 200
terms
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY LIE 1890
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
We Have the Best Rnvs :

HoTFi--Esst side water In every room
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$50 Rent 500. Real money maker.
Owner has other business. 500 an.
"a RMS West side. Inc. 5000, besides 3
rooms and private bath. Wonderful re-
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INCOME PROPERTIES

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nice place SIS 900 On.
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