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Evening star., 1944-09-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 4 1914

labor's enemies at home" must be
overcome and that the Nation must
be prepared for temporary reverses
and unemployment during the
transition from wartime to peace
time economy.
THE test period will come be-
tween the time war contracts are
Cancelled and industry Is able tc
complete its reconversion to peace
production. the AFL chieftain told
10000 workers at the st. Johns
River Shipbuilding Co. here.
Obviously, the national interest
demands that this transitional proc
ess be completed In the shortest
time possible and with least suffer-
ing to disemployed war workers and
demobilized servicemen.
Therefore, the AFL Is pressing
Evening star., 1944-09-04

with al its power In Washington
for the approval Of plans for start
ing reconversion now, without wait
Ing for the end OF the war"
Reviewing labor's part In the con-
fiict, Mr.. Green said American
workmen have produced more than
$l30, ,000, ,000, 900 worth ofA fighting
equipment since July, 1910.
But the workingman's long hours
|of toll have been rendered more
onerous by the hate, the criticism
and the false charges which have
been directed against the men and
women of American labor by their
enemies here at home" Mr.. Green
said.
Evening star., 1944-09-04

appointment q chairman Of the
American Red Gross at 1880 pm.
tomorrow over the Columbia Broad
casting System, national headquar-
ters announced today.
Speaking from New York on 'You
Are the Red Cross" MIR. O'Connor,
who was named chairman two
months ago to succeed the late
Norman n. Davis, will outline fu-
ture Red Cross plans.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
AHL Chief Foresees
Greatest Prosperity
For U. 5. After War
ey the Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. A.
With labor, management and the
Government cooperating, the end
Of the war will signal the start Of
the greatest period Of prosperity in
the Nations history, President VIII
liam Green Of the American Fed
sration OF Labor predicted today.
He cautioned, however, that
Evening star., 1944-09-04
Red Cross Head Plans
Broadcast Tomorrow

Basil O'Connor will make his first
Nation wides broadcast since his
Evening star., 1944-09-04

"A novelty spun rayon ideal for campus
clothes, street wear, suits and slacks
Tailors beautifully and wears we'll. Your
choice of these colors: Bright Red, Brown,
Black, Grape. Tan, Navy, Wine, Kelly
Green, Cadet Blue, Dark Green, White.
Evening star., 1944-09-04

Dainty design on tea rose, pink, blue
grounds that will make up into lovely lin
gerie slips, pajamas, negligees, etc.
Soft, cool rayon :. 80 inches wide.
Kann's-Fabrcs-s Floor.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CLEANERS for the METROPOLITAN CLUB
1900 II st. NV.
CLERK in sheet music department for full
time employment. HOMER l.. KIT CO.,
$40 G st. NV.
COUPLE, wife to do ghw. and plain
cooking: beautiful living quarters and tile
bath; good salary. Call OR. 1858 between
Q and l" am, and 10 pm.
COUPLE--Wife to cook must give refer
ences and be good cook, man to assist with
household duties; private home; good SAL
ary; private upstairs quarters with bath
Write stating salary wanted. Box 416-A,
Star
FOOD CHECKER for vacation relief work
hours a m. to 4 pm. Apply steward,
HOTEL HAMILTON. 18th and K NV
MAN OR WOMAN. fuil-time soda fount ain
work. Apply TERMINAL GRILL, 65OI
Wisconsin ave. Sec Miss Harper
MAN OR WOMAN, best selling item as
side line or steady work when YOU want 10.
MULTLIrH OPERATOR, part time. with
knowledge of menu work, evenings or will
arrange hours to suit: salary and meal
Apply Monday. Mr., Waters, HOTEL HAM
1LTON. 18th and K NV.
ORGANIST for church in Bethesda. Apply
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HELP WoMEN.

in Alexandria; day work; good salary,
previous food, cafeteria or restaurant @ ex-
perience. Reply, giving telephone num-
Der; age and business experience. Box
WOMAN, white, middle-ased. with ex-
perience as a restaurant hostess. Reply
an and own sas stating
WOMAN. white. for dining room and pan
try try work 4I Seo mo- 3 meals; 2 evenings off,
WOMAN to work meat counter in new
store; store TT TE y25ao. hol Bashford lane,
WOMEN, white .?,. for general ONCE work:
under IS; salary and dinner. Phone MRS.
EXAMs, shN;sS WI. VI ar9n, 3I49, ~
evening for unemployed women. Earnings
a. start rance from 9 to With
permanent positions: work. near. your
homs st nw APpS so ennloy%ept to oee lon h
eHGsAfHAkE s PEI E poFoMzc e MszeuTfaX TEfEpH6NE 6NE
WOMEN WANTED. ages ls to SO. no ex.
evening for unemployed women Earnings
at start range from S23 to S26.5u with
rapln increases, promotion opportunities:
home Anply. employment, Office. 722
cHEsApGAkE CHE & to poPoMAc P Sst4TasE TE 6H
YOUNG LADY, white. inventory clerk for
on m obe 1desi and
yS,yc Vsik cs oM.s Ms ADAMS; 81 + Ds.a,gr $500;
eenntsr REL1ANcE Se :: 4S atsH atn n% H9[k s2e
INTERESTING POSITION available in
ra1 rGntal NA l'orsry; sSi department store hours
Evening star., 1944-09-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GIRL. colored wants part-time
work as clerk-typist. Call after pm.
coTIEGE GRADUATE. with knowledge of
typine., desires position with an artistic.
musical or literary organization. WO.
CoLoRED sEAMsTREss wants Job. max
Ing slip covers drapers. pillows. Indian
comforts; ateration experience. Call after
ON-NURSE-settled. experienced
practical nurse desires permanent posi-
ton nursing invalid references. 81. 5t64.
DREssMAKING, designing. remodeiing,
Irving St. NV. Apt. 4. Adams 223s
DRESSMAkINCi done expertly alterations
specially; reasonable. 1923 Vermont
a,,a,,l ave; nv ys. Apartment No. "a Phone Re
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, industrial, com
mercial' motion picture experience, wishes
10 locate postwar position. Call OR. S0S5
or write Box 2a9-Y. Star a.
PART OR FULL TIME, broad exp, short
hand; dictaphone typinc, editing, handle
details G for executive. Box 373-Y. Star. -
MAIRON, middle-aged American, French
lator and insurance clerkk French, English
and German; no stenoeraphy seeks posi-
1lon as clerk insurance, or otherwise. Box
PRACTICAL NURSE service available: will
n2R9a Na&t'es Ships forsisn seG
commercial legal, $50. Box 271-Y, Star
SECY.-sTENO:. expert, Is years diversi-
ned exp, wishes morning work. 5 days
TEACHER. high school, English; woman,
nfteen years experience wants position:
n: c. certificate, masters dearee; vicinity
washington. Box 351-Y, Star. %
Evening star., 1944-09-02
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.).

COUNTER, order. stock clerk. experienced
radio and allied parts minimum dollar
hour: available. Box 2s2-Y, Star. 8.
CRAFTSMAN g. DESIGNER, exp. on arch.
structural. plbg, hts. air cond.; estimat-
ing and quantity. surveys; mite work only
Arlington. Va. ~
MAN, young, colorcd, wants lob as truck
MAN, colored. part-time or relief work;
thoroughly experienced switchboard opr..
multiple or manual; also elev. work. BOX
3s5-Y. Star. ~
MAN. young, settled, sober, desires con-
nections with small real estate company
part time: Box 3G2-Y, Star. A.
typist. clerk, secretary. supervisor mfgrs.
agent position with postwar future; $50
PRACTICAL BUILDER, former contractor,
wide exper., Govt industrial. private resi-
dence work. wants Job with established
firm as superintendent or foreman. GIL.
5430
RETIRED Government employe desires
SALES ENGINEER. 0G closing nii out own bnsi-
ness desires connection as sales repre-
ser tative or agent college graduate white.
gentle, under 40: background in construc-
ton, combustion and mining Pleas3 give
details in first letter Box 366-Y, Star :
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT desires connection
with aggressive accounting firm with
chance tor advancement. Five years rx-
perience SO week. Available at once
BY COLORED MAN, as driver for private
family. grocery del. or porter and driver
position. must bc pc m; salary expected
S35 weekly Call North Os31 afte. $40
pm, AID. sol | after 1890 DAYS 90
Evening star., 1944-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, professional model. prac-
sbe ssg oer ee~ reTfs PsTfset eandsn AH no
T,aa makes, haad siset; Sale q%51Seent: Reas'
aifse li t's 4 York D1, ,hp
Unit; in perfect condition; price, $500.
sfARM sI,l M CLOCKS RErA1REp cany make,
esa yr feK A RSFe o
penha ma 's butch oDan Pne tebs sink
bench. sideboard, mahogany oversize twin
beds, complete with innerSprinss and mat,
rug, chairs, dinette set, etc. May be seen
Psff Z eoSsoE e. ss c9 2AsnH aGs good condition.
Globe -Wernicke cases and books. Column
bia Victrola with pushbutton; record file
rugs: Victorian soft, etc. Call ME. 1913 or
ANTioUEs-small organs. 80 ins. high,
500; walnut drop-leaf table with drawer.
3ax53' $50. l3 E. Bradley Lane Chevy
ANTIQUES large and small;
tenders, screens, everything for the fire
@ prees shop at " aGoReETowN PtRssi BRAss
riss msjs95 n with VI nsgss n:1s4
bureau. o sG5 MIR Mirrors HaSS LoRRA1NE STU
PIGS 33Ha COM: ZAP, APT E1 Wo 3sse
varieties tropical fish, Albino Sailfn Mol
lies. choice Bettas: large Trinidad guppies.
39c pr. 1927 Georgia ave
AWNING. khaki. 81 inches, good condition.
Ma. $3.50. MISS MILLS,
BABY CRIBS (2) and mattresses: ! high
chair. all practically new. Call Sat. to
Monday. WA 1874. 81
BABY CRIB. 3 tennis racquets. miscel-
laneous household goods. EN-. 1868.
BED. mahogany. double: Beautyrest mat
tress, coil springs, complete $50. Call
BABY HIGH CHAIR. dinette table. chairs
70 match; solid maple sofa prewar. 1s
BED, double, -4-poster. maple, springs and
mattress, Sl5 Shepherd 62O3 between
z and o pm.
BEDS. Rellsway. with layer-felt mattress:
H9llyTood % Stye Y - sd9; large esddins dept
BEDROOM SUITE, Ape. mahos.: chaise
couch, down cushions: Hollywood beds,
studio couches. sofa beds, odd sofas. chest
Of drawers, occasional chairs and tables,
kneehole desk. dinette sets; love seats, sec:
CO., s07 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

4s-BAss ACCORDION. shifts preferred:
good condition.; reasonably priced for
aDb1NG S 0ffss MscHfSks csleus.o9s egs
writers; office equip. a, kinds: top rTies
CHARGER. quick; grease gun
and other service station equipment. UN.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture:
contents Of apts; or houses at once; We
BEDROOM SUITES, once, furniture, dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigeratcrs,
glassware and rugs. Dupont O513 s.
CASH TrsaeI s,snneI. ezs Psnnas; ~.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old soid:
EST BURK. INC. 614 18th NV. DI 2773.
CLOTHING-Hiehest prices paid for mems
used c9,hins sERRMAN's. RM.l 1122 7th ,,.
prices paid for mems,
shoes. Call MORRIS CLOTHING STORE
III 4th st. s.w., Ex. 1898 Will call. %
CLOTHtNG-Hlgnest prices for mems ana
boys. clothing fur coats: will call. LITTLE
JACK: 3237 NJ st NV. MI. 2715.
CLOTHING-BeIter prices paid for mems
used elothins Harry's. 1883 7th Ct. M.
O1 076a Open ewes VIII call.
ELECTRIC IRON. trunk, toaster, household
articles Dl. 4772,
FRIGDAIRE. viii pay cash. Call OK.
CONTINUED on Next Paee.l
Evening star., 1944-09-02

GIRDLEsIJust received a shipment Of :,
poSr r5sS Sea LEAVE ioT yoIR HoMt 10 have Dor
traits done Of you and baby. III save
you time and trouble, satisfaction guar
WI yn,eed Xy ,sEy oN. m9deEate cost sH Ca
n Ms. Ii. Horace EDWARD Be,~,sg .Gsrald;Es
Gross: RE. 5353, EXT Io4
rss asnaed Eates steam Ia
W.Tcm repairing 70 days S@F serv.: e - watch
CENTER, 5l4 10Th st, bet and SITS. n W
HEMoRRHoIDS eraaieated by nv own
druss or surgery, DIR, soMMERWERcK,
i pK H. W u 5. Johnson "a oents. mi Pals. teeth
Westorv Bldg. SOS l4th NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Msss
70 sa6e on yoHr "u are snatur. .n nse' 0So o'
VACANCIES Martins NurslH@ Home, bad
patients desired; We invite your lLsptctlon
in person: al graduate nurses. 3i3H WIS
ALLrNCRrST SCHooL, dav and boarding.
PypiyG R9Th ,9n ST. ATn9'or GL 3a2'
FTenchl auditing and sccourtlrc. work
. be core al home GE 400 or DI O12"
VISIT an unusual eif, tand toy store
dolls; TOYS, games. tricks and Jokes; easy-
nay lay-aWav plan: oI"G eyenlrs5 : 20 In
Q l1NKENS' est. l@Is. wilson lane,
# IF YOU >ETD BARBER SERVICE at YOUR
home o. hosnltal, call SERVICE FARBE7s,
DAY CARE for one child oriiy' = near Mime
sofa ana 23d st Sc Phone TR. 5453 3.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING. rooms. rock WOOL in.
SUPPLY g. EouiPMENT Is Con i727 sVs Pa ave-
n;wS nra;wS Warehouse at 7th and r ne. M
CARPENTER woRK-specialists in roof
ing and siding; genuine Johns -Manville
TMTn matsTials; ;.r1M ressons6ie prices SUBURBAN
sab fsvtSs IA ffss:Fs don 2
concrete work and general contractor Est
cheerfully given. 700 Lee blvd. Falls
GENERAL REMoDEIING. stores. restau-
rants and houses Any type remodeiing
L., IL yrs exp Estimates. RAY z. ROB
TLooRsS1Yes, we clean. bleach. finish
dbH9Ss Tb9oR So lG1g @qth 2dan, St, NV RE o5s
coRrs con acT1Na Fl Go yesr, OF to 200 5oS GATES
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remode!lng
terms lis years SECURITY HoME
IMPROVEMENT CO. GeorSia llOs-III.S
Member JIM Home improvement Guild
81 $ScREES YOUR PORCH nov while ! have
@snt rt, cail " 6oIa : IAyLoR, f. siiFo oa4s ewes
ing, insulation, combination storm sash
1873 H st. NV RE $500
nRINEWAYS. installed OF surfaced tull-
doZsr grading, top soil lawns. WI. 66ll
MODERNTZE YOUR HOME - Porchcs in
closed, recreation rooms built. attics fa-
ished; concrete and brick work. paint!nT
and and pi9mbias roofing, siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENoVAToRs. gem
cal CONTRACTOR GE 955l
Evening star., 1944-09-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL, ! s yrs. old, nursing, n W
section; live m; experienced with children
references, Phone AO. 4O56.
GIRL, colored. wants Job, cook. salad girl
or assistant rastry cook: competent and
experienced. DU. I635
GIRLS t2) coiored, want ghw any
kind: no Sundays: no cooking HO. 1854
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL will care for children
after school; near Dupont Circle. Helen
Gordon, MI 1888. -
SERVICEMAS'S WIFE with kindergartp p-
child wants general housework; can cook
and bake in exchange for board and
room and small salary. Box 2a3-Y, Star.
SOUTHERN COOK, 25 years experience
tearoom or cafeteria. Phone Lincoln
Sn59 a.
WOMAN, white wants housework from
a. to
Evening star., 1944-09-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. auditor r-general bookkeeper.
part time; all records. reports, taxes; ex-
perlenced. Adams O722. -
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started kept
part time; statements. audits, tax returns;
PROMPT: reasonable Ordway 2074.
evening, employment of any, kind: me-
ehanicalfy inclined; "a yrs, experience
rrs9SeaT9h SHER Iia IIis5oTatory Box 3s5-Y star. g.
Gesires connection with general contractor:
ONCE or deld. BOX Sissy, Star. g.
Evening star., 1944-09-02
HELP MEN.

WATCHMAkERS, jewelry repairmen, plate
printers, multilith operators, press feeders.
Apply WOODWARD e. LOTHROP, employ
ment office. 9th floor.
WOOL PRESSERS, excellent working con-
ditions, good salary. steady lob. Apply to
Mr., Ross, BERGMANN'S, INC. 6a3 G
st. NV
YARDMAN, colored. tpply steward,
CARLTON HOTEL. 10th and X sts. NV.
YOUNG MEN-We have several openings
in our store for will call boys and stock
clerks; good starting salary with an ex-
cellent future after the war. Apply Mr.
Berns. BOND CLOTHING CO., 1898 p
st. NV.
INTERESTED in interviewing men for
industrial and ordinary insurance work.
Excellent opportunity for advancement
For appointment Call MA. 7716
Evening star., 1944-09-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL

DRIVING TO LOUISIANA. will take . per
sons to share expenses VIII pass through
Knoxville. Chattanooga, Birmingham, Ala
Leaving Sept 3 WA dO54
Evening star., 1944-09-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LET YOUR CHILD begin reading. spelling
the PhonoySual way. new method in
dorsed bv leading educators. Accelcr atcs
learning, gives security. sell confidence and
power School opens Sept. 2S. Limited
enrolment Individual instruction for older
pupils adults, foreigners, afternoons and
evenings PRIMARY DAY SCHOOL, 18th
and Harvard NV. Call OR. 4lS6 after
IN. o.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, TaylorCrafts and Wacos.
0-33n-horSepoWor ratings at Confessional
Airport, out Wisconsin ave. on Route 24O,
between Bethesda ana Rockville. Md. Take
Rockville bus at District hHe. Phones,
Oliver sSSS and KensinRton o55.
FRENCH LESSONS. grammar converse
ton. by French lady; very reasonable rates
Write zoos y ST. NV. Ant A.
Evening star., 1944-09-02

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

BUSINESS
TEACHERS NEEDED-Many fine openings
in private and public schools Salaries
are better, ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY.
nO4 Colorado Bldg.. I4th and G Nv
Evening star., 1944-09-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcens.,

EsIADLfsHED R0OlffN0 a06SE-saie
Of BLDG, furniture, business. new cond.;
COLONEL furn. apts for sale: In
come, $3.50. plus Arm. apt. for owner: II
rms. baths, oil heat, large yard: corner
house; 81 800 cash, bal. monthly. For
appointment to inspect. call RE. 1880 or
TR. 1885. JAY REALTY CO 3s
Evening star., 1944-09-02

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Evening star., 1944-09-02


ing room set S1oO' dishes. drafting table
and T-sauare. EVENINGS and Sunday, 4775
TuRSfIuRr r. II RI As,RS!aan ARaRGanxs- brsna-nsv ne
play pens, bunk beds, MAGAZINE racks.
sate-les tables, unfinished chairs, mahoe-
chairs: brand-new living room suites and
factory rebuilt, studies with all-spring con-
Strn1ctlon;a lollaxay beds; dinette sets,
springs. s34 o5, complete with 1900 felt
mattress: large selection OF household
SPECIAL sdsv OF ss n Nth
Open daily to pm: thur sday to . pm
se shpmen q psRar crSs baby esr
very low for quick sale. Come and get
xxx AIPERsEN EPff fi i0s 1880 sst and I'll io?a 71h
GAS RANGE. new: modern design; has full.
white enamel fnish: s47 so. deiivered. s' Il
frSm t1@n yogr ratie2 peaTd Phone orders AT
GAS RANGEs-Brand- new and factory re-
Stove Co. 9c6 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. o0l7
SWAY stretch rirdles; small. medium and
large. S3:9S. 1908 st. NV.
in private home. WI. 4257 except Mon.
HEATERS tcoal kerosene, eas>. coal cook
RANGES. gas ranges, trunks, folding beds
iceboXes, inner-spring mattresses, cribs
ACME FURNITURE. 1015h 7th st. NV
HoESwGood. used erubbing hoes. with
new handles 81 05. Visit our complet te
Garden Shops at stores. HECHINGER CO
HOLLYWOOD TWIN BEDS, used ! year
ssselent exc 4H oaan e9ndti0n' $40 each. Call eye
ICE BOX, metal. 3-door, good condition:
9x12 ConGoleum; reasonable. REES, ldOS
icE REERiGERAToRs. brand new. so-lb:
APPLIANCE CO. Washinston's largest e ap-
pliance house. 921 G st. NV. DI. 3737.
JUST RECEIVED another pair Of silver
foxes match at rnps Sf PaT
All new ano to be sold at low figures
PHILIPs; furrisr; Nj. 0749 g..
dition, S25; baby bathinette. S.; fireplace
set,. Esstss. ,.ndirons, screen etc: $iS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-11
. SOTHEY SAY

1t has always been my feeling
that one should choose his po-
litical party rather than be born
to it should not be a ques-
ton of having found yourself on
one side and sticking to it
through thick and thin, right or
wrong.-Helen Gahagan Doug
las, Democratic National Com
mittee member and Congress
nominee.
When this war is over, the
peoples of the earth must never
again permit a situation to arise
where any people shall be de-
prived Of their inherent right to
know the truth. Sumner
Welles.
The Germans herded us into a
field where they searched us.
And when Heinie searches
you he takes everything but
your gold teeth-and them il
they're loose.-Sgt. Harvill w.
Lazennby, paratrooper who es-
capped Nazis in France.
II Is of the utmost import
ance that the small producer
who has no war contracts be al
lowed to produce essential
goods. Let him get started now.
-Maury Maverick, WPB vice
chairman.
so THEY SAY 49,. o.. =. E.
I know in my division there
Is strong undercurrent Of
feeling against continuing the
war. In the old days when we
were winning, everything Hitler
said went, but now we have
been left in terribl pickle. We
feel the one big thing now is 10
get the war over whether we
win or not. - German youth,
once a Hitler bodyguard, capt
ured in France.
I put everything OF him.
know things look bad for us,
but I still think the Fuehrer has
some secret great weapon that
will win the war for Germany.
-19-year-old Elite Corpsman
captured in France.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-11
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

Nations cause. Important nego-
tiations with Spain concerning
air rights and trade with Ger
many are now underway. To
have Franco blasted at this time
doesn't help.
A third knife which Welles
throws is against the admins
tration's policy of not recognize
ing the Argentine government
now headed by General Farrell.
This isn't news, for Welles has
written pieces for the newspa-
pers to this same effect. But to
show how this stuff Is seized
upon and used as propaganda, it
is only necessary to recall that
the previous Welles article on
this subject was ordered printed
in all the Argentine press, Civ
ing encouragement to the revo-
lutionary government of the Ar
gentine to resist American de-
mands that Axis agents be
thrown out of the country and
full cooperation given to the
United Nations.
TELLS OF TRIP TO
EUROPE IN 1910
Welles is at his best as a re-
porter-telling o. his mission to
Europe for the President in
1910. His plan for a postwar in
ternational q organic a tion to
maintain peace differs from the
Department of States proposals,
but that is of no importance as
no two people can agree on how
this should be set up.
1t is in petty vindictiveness
that Welles does himself least
credit. President Roosevelt is
never criticized, but the foreign
policies of his Department of
State, where they differ from
the Welles policies, take a beat
ing. Secretary of State Cordell
Hull is mentioned by name only
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-11
MILD REPRooF

Some London newspapers have chided the liber-
oted Norman French for showing the heads Of worn-
en- coIoborotonists One called the practise the des
picobIe technique Of the Foscsts"
But we had always understood thot the Foscists,
or rather the Nozis in France and toy hod not con-
tented themselves with such mild reproof when the
collaboration wos with Germonys enemies. Weren't
the concentration comp and the firing squad more
typical Of their technique?
The hair Of the "coIIoborotrices" will grow back.
The patriot victims Of the Nozi technique will not
return We do not think thot haircut for those
women who froternzed with on enemy is too severe
punishment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-11

Mrs. p. l.. Corson of Plymouth
Meeting, Pa, successfully de-
Tended their title, while the
team-of-four again went to Mrs.
Benjamin NJ. Colder, Charles
Solomon and Byron Kaufman of
Philadelphia and Miss Frances
Jacoby of Wilmington. Mrs.
Colder and Solomon also won
the mixed pairs.
A very interesting hand came
up in the open pair event which
was won by Stanley Fenkel of
Philadelphia and Z. G.. Ellen
bogen of Reading, Pa. The bid
ding by which the contract was
reached may have been slightly
optimistic, but Fenkel played
the hand with skill TO make the
contract. Others who tried to
make four went down, while
five diamonds by South was de-
feated only one trick.
The opening diamond lead was
ruffed by declarer, and low
trump led, South dropping the
nine. North won and returned
another diamond. Fenkel ruffed,
then laid down the ace and king
of hearts. When the queen
dropped from the South hand,
Fcnkel led another heart 10 the
nine in dummy, and when South
discarded the contract was safe.
The trump finesse against the
jack was taken, and thereafter
declarer lost only two club
tricks