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Kresiceva "pravda''

Kresiceva Danica Q5 jula) posvecu-
je svoj glavni uvodnik "Amerikanskom
Srbobranu' njujorskom "Daily News
Uvodnik je takve prirode ola bi Sc mogao
sobcdno prestampati, bez ikakvog komen-
tara, IL ''Narodnom Glasniku' "Slo-
bodnoj Reel" U stvari je nedavno psmo
Elmer Davisa, sefa OWL, Simu Vrlinicu
cd Srpskog Narodnog Saveza, nedavno
otkrice da Sc prema vestima IL urednistvu
niujorskog DAILY News" nalazi placeni
agent iapanske Wade. Ia sada mas inte-
resuie Kresicev pojam 0 pravdl. Nakon
sto ie Danica rekordovala da je upravni
urednik Daily News" izjavio da buduci
Ga je njegov radnik Wright optuzen da on
jos nije pronadjen krivim, te toga da ga
nete otpustiti Ma to Danica komentarise:
"Kada bi vlasnik Daily News'a bio
pravi amercki patriot, Ia NIGGA bi bilo
dovoljno, da je netko njegovoj sluzbi
optuzen kao neprijateljsh agenat, pa ne
bl cekao ma osrdu. nego bi ga smjesta OF
pustio.'
Mi neznamo koliki ie patricia vlasnik
"Daily News, niti mas to interesuje. Ali
mi znademo nesto drugo: Kada bl ured-
nistvo Danica bilo verno duhu americkog
sudbenog procesa ono bi znalo da sc u o.
vol zemlji svaki smatra nevinim, bez rail-
ke optuzbe, dok Sc ne dokaze da ie kriv
Ne koristi to sto Sc Danica brani Cd Pa
velita. ona zagovara Pavelicevu ideju
pravde
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

vega, njegov logorski pomoeni Ta diva madta posase
nerazdvojivi danju H.. noeu.
y, 1taliam Italian! O, Italijo, suparnico Como
re Lesbosa = klikne Clornde, smejuci Sc grohotno.
= Ii govoris latnski draga moja? zabavno upi-
ia Diana.
= Prosto IL stida, - odgovori Corinde da ne bi
popaslla skronnos dvorskih dama moiih lepih pkica
ia Sc grozim malih dvopolnka - sozi Sc Ban-
che. = Obueeni kao zene: gzdave BORE dragulji u
usma, lepeze rukama! Neka b mas Venera zastitila
Cd vladavine th mezmaca! Da ogan paka prozdere te
budale Ali da nastavmo paskvlom Pozor drage moje
Jedlnstvena rasprava o rodoskrnavlju, cd Gospo-
dina Arhbiskupa cd Lyonsa nedavno sampana posve-
cena Gospodci Grisoesi njegovoj sestr Krasan par!
- Gospodin Arhibiskup izueava rezervsane slucaje-
ve u spovednici, da bi iii stavio u praksu.
Pridke, cd easnog Ocas vatrogora verno prilup-
jene Cd strane pariskih cistaea utica
Savrsena svinja cd Gospodina vlequiera, koje
revidra, spravi znatno poveca Gospodja Villequier
Nerast krmaca
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
Dxepna BibHj'a.
ILL
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Suea: "Tane naro
da iii 'Istora jene proleterske porodce kroz vekove
Prica Sesnaestom StOlecu - dve knjige Knjga III.
ga orignanog francuskog engIeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovfc.
- To je dosta da covek najezi cd uzasa covek
cuje nista drugo izvestaja takvm okrutnosti
ma uzvikne Clorinde.
Mi ne treba da Sc bomo cemo pasti ruke to-
ga odmetnka rece Diana utesljivo. - Mi smo poseti-
lie narocitu misu uspeh naseg putovanja.
ia sc vrlo malo uzdajem misu, draga moja Di-
jana ali mnogo Kneza Nerowega cd Plouernea,
koji zap0veda nasom pratnjom odgovori Blanche.
Hugenotski razbojnc nece usudt da priblize
Sim oruzanim eskadrama i akoj konjic Saba e bolja
zastita cd svestenikove kukuljice.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

Premier Lenin je veliki postova-
&C Daniela De Leona, smatrajuti ga
najvecim cd modernih socijalista =
jedinim posle Marxa, koji je ista dop-
rineo socijalistickom misljenju. Lenin
je ubedjenja, da &c Industrijalna Dr.
lava, kako je shvatio De Leon,
morati konacno biti oblik uprave Ru-
siji." - 1zjava John Reeda. koji sada
lezi mrtav pod bedemom Kremlja
Moskvi, pred Nacionalnim Izvrsnim
Odborom S. l. P. 1918,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22
Y. Trepcanin:
Strasna .je mrznja. :.

Je I vam Ideal jecanje vriska
l Dol muka? = II vam valjda godi
Sindzirom ropskim sputat ponos gordi
/ stvorit bica puzava niska?!
Slediste osmeh, ucutkaste muze!
prsa boil stiskaju sve jaee
4=eelo jedno pokolenje place..
- zivot Sc Geo pretvori IL suze!
All cutie! - Mrznia suzom zalivena
Strasna &c biti kad u grudma plane
l plamen bukne il krvave rane!
- Sagorece vas grozna lava njena!
l ia vec cujem kako lava kljuca
l tutnji tesko gradobitna Bura!
- To Sc gnjevu osveta kotura. -.
svakog casa moze pocet' tuca!.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

"Jedino Sociializam. sa svetlos-
Gu koju baca okolo sebe IL coveka,
moze da Sc hrva tim problemima.
Kao more sto uzima svoje grudi i
rastvara nebrojene elemente sto Sc
srucuju MEGA IL nebrojenih reka,
Socijalizmu je ostavljen zadatak re-
senja jednog i sviju problema sto do
plovise potocima vremena sto odr-
zavahu coveka u unistavajucoj borbi
covekom.''
DANIEL DE LEON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-22

Bee tvornicke organizacije valjans
junijske discipline, prelazni period il ka-
pitalizma socijalizam imao bi biti pre-
brodjen DIKTATUROM. Zagrebite cove
ka koji naveliko free ma junionizam ma
cicete MENU coveka prema kome je.
ako je on mislioc uopste, dolazak socija-
lizma nerazdvojan cd krvave ravolucije,
ga njenim pratiocem, COVEKOM MA KO-
NJU. - Daniel De Leon (1901).
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"Hrvatski Svijet" i
JedinStvO

Hrvatski Svijet Us. jula) takodjer
posve6uje svoj glavni, i jedini uvodnik
Elmer Davisu Ruth Mitchell vezi sa
pismom prvog Simu Vrlinieu pisma dru-
ge pryom Sustina uvodnika sledi pozna-
tn liniju H. s., mi smo Sc zadrzali ma ma
slovu tog uvodnika koji glasi: "Razaraei
jednstva zajednicki ma poslu."
Mi ne dvojimo da Sc u America nala-
ri izvesan broj liudi zena, placenih ne
plaeenih, koji sire Hitlerovi propaganda.
Hrvatski Svijet iamacno misli da on ne
siri fasisticku propaganda. Mozda on ta-
ko misli, ali tako nije. Ne kazemo mi da
H. S. siri tn propaganda namerno iii "a
plaeu, ali to ne menja cinjenicu da H. S.
ne siri ideju jedinog iedinstva koje &c BIZ
ii stanju da stvarno stane ma rep fa-
sizmu, stranom domacem; H. S. ne siri
ideju radnickog klasnog jedinstva; on si-
ri ideju jedinstva izmedju izrabljivaca
njihovih zrtava, izmedju radniekog JAMIE
ia kapitalistickog vuka. A to, ma svoj
naein "a syoje svrhe, radi Amerikansh
Srbobran: to radi Ruth Mitchell; to radi
Elmer Davis; to rade svi oni koji ne ra-
de "a klasno jedinstvo izrabljenih protiv
izrabljivaea.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
CHANGES

To ,phat use is the gOpernnaen
planning to put ice-creon
plants?
To the quick-freezing of fOOt
in order to alleviate shortages
of canned goods.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

What can do more harm to the
finish of your car than sun or
rain?
The moisture which forms
when the car stands out all
night without shelter.
SLANG
If, in Army slang, q coraiTy-
man is a "bo,cIess," sCtat is an
infantryn,an?
tBlisterfoOt.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
"0UIZ-'EM" 81
A GAME TO PLAY At HOME - EIEA

III aere's q ne,p kind of quix -
based not on schat you learned
in school, but on the things
that are happening in this scnr-
time sDorld. Try it o.. your fam
ily. See spho knOsrs most about
,cI,ot's going OF, today.
What is the difference between
the "4rny Of the U.s." and
the "U.S. Arnay'?
Army of the US. applies to
all draftees and those who have
enlisted "for the duration plus
six months" us. Army refers
to our regular Army.
p. F., Brattleboro, ".
CUISINE T1CO
Manufacturers of face cream
are roU making black foce
cream. Why?
1t is to be used by Comman-
dos on their night raids.
CHANGES
To 1tat use is the government
planning to put ice-creon
plants?
To the quick-freezing of food
in order to alleviate shortages
of canned goods.
MOVING
When you hire a raI, to move
household goods, do you haze
to pay q tax?
Yes. Under the Federal Revc-
nue. Act of 1912 a three per cent
excise tax was placed on this
particular service.
sos.
What piece of office equipment
is urgently needed by Uncle
Sam?
Typewriters. (See Page 49,
DOCTORS
What ne,C school of medicine
has been inousurated by the
Air Corps to keep OUR flyers
in the best of health?
The School of Aviation Medi-
cine. graduating "fight sur
geons," each of whom flies
with his squadron and is in
I-.-sl NC - z~.A-RssA f~u~-
Evening star., 1943-02-14

See II you don't soon begin to enjoy
renewed energy and interest In life
after you start taking just two tiny
"VITAMINS Plus" capsules daily.
See If you don't feel younger and
look better! Results are usually SO
good because "VITAMINS Plus
provides protective amounts Of ALL
the known essential vitamins - the
vitamins you must have to enjoy Wig
orous health. And that's not all!
"VTTAMINS Plus" actually gives you
extra vitamins Of the B-Complex
and added iron. Try 1t! Remember. ...
Evening star., 1943-02-14
VI. M..x

NOTE: $40 will be paid to read
ers for each question and answer
used by this column. Proof must
accompany answer. Address Tom
Henry, THIS WEEK Magazine.
24OO Craybar Building, 40 Lexins-
ton Avenue, New York, N. Y. We
regret that unaccepted oontribu-
tions cannot be acknowledged or
returned.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
SWEETS

Why is there q stern bar, on the
production of chocolate St.
YoIen tine hearts and on Eas ter
Dummies and eggs?
Chocolate is an essential
food, and the Army's emer-
gency Ration D is largely hard
chocolate and sugar.
R. F. NJ, Los angeles, Col.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

lily doctor and personal friend
for about three dozen airmen
and their crews.
ESSENTIAL
What is the main thing to re-
member about using the nesO
point-rationins books?
tsBudget" your stamps just
as you would budget your FAM
ily finances. Figure out how
many points YOU can spend
per day. Remember, when
you're out Of coupons you're
out of luck.
e. F., Washington, d. c.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
MOVING

SOS.
What piece of office equipment
is urgently needed by Uncle
Sam?
Typewriters. (See Page 49,
Evening star., 1943-02-14

NAMES
Women in the Coast Guard
Reserves are called SPARS.
Why ,pas this name selected?
SPAR represents the first
letter of each word in the Coast
Guard motto: "Semper para
tus - always ready"
Evening star., 1943-02-14
COSMETICS

Manufacturers of face cream
are r,O,U making black foce
cream. Why?
1t is to be used by COmman-
dos on their night raids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22

FOR THE FIRST TIME YOU May HAVE THE COMPLETE
INFORMATION M A SIMPLE DIRECT EXPLANATION OF the
RIGHTS AND BENEFITS WHICH THE LAW PROVIDES FOR
SERVIcEMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES ~ ONE VOLUME AT
THE ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE PRICE OF oSe!
MUST BOOK for everyone in the ARMED FORCES Their
Families Dependents and ALL who do business with them
NEVER BEFORE HAS There BEEN A BOOK LIKE IT.!
Prepared by in clear eosYto-understond
language Helps avoid costly oversig+ needless and
confusion before induction Helps during service and otter
discharge invaluable doobe young morieds necessity for
every fomiy Contoins Ia ehdpters-16o D0aes
PARTIAL LIST OF CONTENTS
Psp Try
PocoA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Taylor Appointed
To.Commerce Post

President Roosevelt gave a recess
appointment today to Amos E. Tay-
lor as director of the Commerce De-
partment's Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
Mr.. Taylor will succeed Carroll L.
Wilson, who resigned, effective Au-
gust /, to devote full time to being
secretary of committee for eco
nomic development. He has been
on leave Of absence. The COM
mittee was formed last year at the
suggestion OF Secretary of Commerce
Jones to help American business
prepare for the task of providing
postwar jobs.
The President also appointed
Oliver n. Hopkins and Raymond C
Miller to be assistant directors of
the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce Their appoint
ments, and that of Mr.. Taylor, are
subject to Senate confirmation.
Mr.. Taylor, who joined the bureau
in 1890, has been serving as chief
of the Division or 2>a1ch and
Statistics. A native of Pennsylvania,
he is a specialist in international
finance and economics.
Mr.. Hopkins has been executive
assistant to Mr. Wilson and has been
acting chief of the bureau during
the latters leave of absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Capt. Thomas |. Catch
Wins Second Navy Cross

Capt. Thomas L. Catch, U. S. NJ,
3103 Macomb street, has been
awarded gold star in lieu of
second Navy Cross for heroism dur
ing the battle of Savo Island in
the Solomons At that time Capt.
Catch was commander of a battle
ship which, with other vessels, in
tercepted a large japanese convoy
composed of transports with heavy
warship escort attempting to carry
reinforcements to Guadalcanal.
For extraordinary heroism as
commanding officer of the United
States battleship during action
against enemy japanese forces off
Savo Island on the night of No
vember l4-15, 1912" the citation
reads. Although partially disabled
and suffering acute pain as result
of previous wound. Capt. Catch,
with bold determination and cour-
ageous zeal CALAMITY fought his ship
through concentrated lombard
ment of hostile fire. His calm cool
ness in the face of great danger
and inspiring leadership contributed
to the high combat efficiency which
enabled his ship to sink at least
one japanese cruiser and to assist
in the destruction and damage of
other enemy vessels
Capt. Catch, who is 81 years old.
has a home in Annapolis. Md. At
present he Is on duty at the Navy
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Gen. Royce Warns
OF Nazi Raid on j. ).
BY the Associated Press.

os tHe hSSOCldLSQ eTSSS.
BOSTON. July 80 Maj. Gen.
Ralph Royce. commanding general
of the LIST Air Force, urges continued
vigilance by East Coast aircraft
warning centers because Hitler, in
desperation, may we'll want to raid
our coast to improve German
morale"
Speaking at dinner given by
Mayor Maurice J. Tobin to news
papermen and Army officers on a
tour of aircraft warning centers,
Gen. Royce said that the approach
of defeat may lead Hitler to risk
his priced air force, just as the
Kaiser wanted to throw his proud
high seas fleet against the British
in the waning days of the last war.
Remember that when the Ger
many of the First World War was
collapsing," Gen. Royce said. the
Kaiser and the junker admirals
wanted the German fleet to steam
out for the last, desperate attempt
to wipe out the British fleet.
Only mutiny by the German
sailors prevented the plan from be-
ing carried out
1T is not at all impossible that
Hitler is planning the same sort O..
a desperate move with his air feet.
The Luftwaffe is his pride, just as
the German high seas fleet was the
pride of the Kaiser.
Hitler thought it would win the
war for him. Is he likely to let it
fall into Allied hands without
throwing it against the Allies
among whom he regards America as
one of his chief enemies?
Il hardly think So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Convict Who Risked Life
In Experiment Is Freed

Because of his contribution to
science in risking his life in a Navy
medical experiment at the San
Quentin Penitentiary in California,
James Lutz, 80, was freed of a black
mail charge here yesterday.
A letter from the warden of the
California prison said Lutz was in
1.-The first group to volunteer" in an
influenza experiment conducted by
Navy doctors.
Lutz was indicted on a charge of
Matchmaking an accountant here OF
$25 in 1889. Before coming to trial,
however, he skipped bond. it was
said. In 1941 Lutz was picked up
in California on a felony charge
and served time, according to in
formation here.
1t had been planned to bring him
back here at the expira ton of his
sentence in California for trial on
the blackmail charge, but Assistant
United States Attorney Cecil r.
Heflin said he felt that circum-
stances warranted dismissal of the
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Gould 6. Rheuby Dies;
Former Hercules Official

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Gould
Grant Rheuby, former executive of
the Hercules Powder Co., died yes
terday at his home, at Felicity Farm.
Glen Mills, Pa. OF angina pectoris.
company officials announced here.
Mr.. Rheuby, one time vice presi-
dent. director and member of the
Finance Committee of Hercules.
would have been IS years old Au-
gust 6.
A native Of Eugene. Ind, he en-
tered politics after graduating from
the University of Indiana in 1894
and was elected prosecuting attor-
ney of the Attn Judicial Circuit
Court Of Indiana in 1900. He was
elected Judge of the circuit in 1904.
Mr.. Rheuby is survived by his
widow, a son, William p. and two
daughters, DR.. Virginia Rheuby of
Felicity Farm and Mrs. c. J. Fen
ton of Bexley, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Mrs. Wilkes Mother, 81.
Dies Of Heart Attack
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, July 20.-Mrs.
Phil Wilk, 81, mother of Mrs. Wen
dell L. Willkie, died suddenly at her
home here today. Death followed a
heart attack.
In addition to Mrs. Willkie, Mrs.
Wilk is survived by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Miller Hamilton of In
dianapolis; two grandsons, 1t. q. g.
Philip H. Willkie, and 1t. James w.
Hamilton, pilot in the Army Air
Forces; a sister. Mrs. Jesse Slaughter
of Denver. Colo, and brother,
Donald L. Smith, Indianapolis attor-
ney.
Mrs. Wilk's husband, a Rushville
contractor, died in February, 1899.
Mrs. Willkie and her son Philip
left La Guardia Field, N. Y,
by plane for indianapolis today, en-
route to Rushville Mrs. Willkie said
her husband would leave New York
tomorrow to attend the funeral. ar
rangements for which have not been
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
George H. 5torck, II, Dies;
Tried Round-WorId FIiqht .

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July %
George H. Storck, II, who made an
unsuccessful attempt to fly around
the world in 1928, died here yes
terday after a brief illness.
Mr.. Storck's seaplane. tiny sin
gle-seater. crashed at Marseille due
to an overload after its takeoff from
London.
A native Of Paris, Mr.. Storck en-
gagged in the fur and importing
business In New York many years
ago. He also was known as a
sculptor, and one Of his bronze fig
'ires won a gold medal at the Paris
Exposition Of 1897. At one time he
resided in Seattle where he &C
CURED extensive real estate holdings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Eisenhower
Continued From First Page.>

ian was scheduled for every IS min
utes containing the main points O
his message.
The references to the hon
orable conditions" for peace al
ready offered the Italians ap-
parently referred to the joint
message which President Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Churh-
Ill addressed to the Italian peo-
pie on July II. 1t said:
1.-THE sole hope for 1taly's
survival lies in honorable cap
itulation to the overwhelming
power Of the military forces of
the United Nations" and ended:
1.-THE time has come for YOU,
the Italian people. to consult
your own self respect and your
own interest and your own de-
sire for a restoration of national
dignity. security and peace. The
time has come for you to decide
whether Italians shall die for
Mussolini and Hitler-or live for
Italy and for civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
1n mrn1nriant

LOTION. ELLA. In loving memory Of
our dear mother. ELLA LOTION, who en-
tered eternal rest one year ago today, July
HER DEyoTEp SONS; FREDERICK, WILL
LEEMAN. JAMES E. In loving remem-
brance Of nv dear husband and our father,
JAMES Z. LEEMAN, who passed away four
teen years ago today, July 80, 1929.
Sadly missed
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY
MATTHEWS, SOPHIA. In sad but low
Ing remembrance of our dear mother. So
PHIA MATTHEWS, who departed this life
eleven years aso today. July %. 1882.
Lonely years may come and 20.
Wen ne'er FORGET that tragic sight
As We saZed upon her silent face
And watched her spirit take its .fiisht.
In our hearts there comes longing
For your tender love and care.
For your kindness and protection.
This loneliness is hard to bear.
Oh. the 10Y of meeting Jesus
Mortal tongue cannot portray:
But we know when We behold Him
God shall wine all tears away
HER LONELY CHILDREN
SMITH. JAMES J. Sacred to the mem
DRY OF JAMES ]. SMITH, who left US one
year ago today Wednesday. july 80, 1912
In our hearts your memory Ineers.
You were faithful. fond and true:
Thare is not a day that asses. brother,
That We do not think Of YOU.
HIS DEVOTED BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Pacific
Continued From First Page

report of any Allied loss. The Amer
lean bombers destroyed seven barges
and two launches and set off violent
explosions in fuel dumps near the
bay.
Light surface craft, probably PIT
boats. intercepted four japanese
barges of Kolombangara Island in
the Solomons at night and sank two.
Similar craft destroyed four barges
of New Guinea and Mitchell bomb
ers got three more in the same area.
Other aerial activity included raids
on the Villa airbase on Kolomban-
CARA Island, on Unea Island north
of New Britain, on airdromes on
Tomor and on enemy installations
on Larat Island 300 miles north of
Darwin. Numerous fires were
started at Villa and at Lautem and
Cape Chatter Timor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Jops Told Shipping
Is VituI to Success

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 29-The Toxic
radio told the Japanese people today
that it was absolutely essential
that Japan concentrate on ship
building if she hoped to capitalize
on the rich resources of conquered
areas, the Once of War 1nforma-
ton reported.
Lack of shipping determined the
fate of Germany in the first World
War the broadcast warned. point
ing out that lack of transport
facilities prevents the shipping OF
products from Java, Borneo. Burma
and other occupied areas to Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Hero's Mother Sponsors
New Destroyer Escort
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ORANGE, Tex. July 29.-The U.
s. S. Lowe, destroyer escort named
for Harry j. Lowe, jr., gunner's mate,
third class, was launched here yes
terday. Mrs. Harry j. Lowe. ST., of
Paducah, KY, mother of the hero
who lost his life in the Solomons,
sponsored the ship.
Gunner's Mate Lowe was post
humously awarded the Navy Cross
for refusing to abandon his gun In
the face of certain death.
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Street Quits Richmond
Community Fund Posts

Elwood Street, former director OF
public welfare of the District. yes
terday resigned as director of the
Richmond War and Community
Fund and the Richmond Commun-
ity Council, according to the Asso-
ciated Press.
Mr.. Street. who resigned as well
fare director in Washington in 1889,
after five years service, will leave
for Houston, Tex, September l to
accept a position as executive secre-
tary of the Harris County War
Chest of the Community Chest and
Council.
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Legion Post Plans Service
For George R. Anderson

George r. Anderson, ST, former
engineer at the Mayflower Hotel and
prominent in Maryland American
Legion circles, died Tuesday at the
Government Hospital at Perry
Point, Md.
Mr.. Anderson. who served over
seas in the World War, had played
prominent part in Legion and
civic affairs in Southern Maryland.
Services will be conducted at the
Legion post home in Seat Pleasant
at 8 O'Clock tonight. Burial will be
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery
Surviving is his widow, Mrs.
Ethel L. Anderson.
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Methodism Reports
81 900 New Members
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW .YORK.-Methodis repor.
for 1912 reveals the leading Prot
estant group gained nearly $1,000
members for a new total of 6,64O, 424.
The call for chaplains left 800 pas
toral charges to be supplied as
against the 628 men received on
trial, an increase of l41 over l941.