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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
SGnaerinnen nno Sanger!

Gs miro bierbur6 allen Sdngerir.
aen mo Sdngern befannt gemaht
Bob am 6. SUM, abenbs $3.50 ubr
uniere rese!maBise gerianmiung ab'
gebalten miro. liner 9irigent Yrof
Niidspis muB 8eiuaobeitsbalber oas
9irisieren aufseben fir etiicbe Monc.
te uno es lit besbalb iebr nottpenbig
ba6 aae SGnaerinnen uno Sangel
in oieier 8eriammlllns eriheiHen, ba.
nit mir entibeioen f0nnen mas nil
Die ndditen paar Wonate tl,n ioaen
Nah ser Geriammlung gibt es
freien 9unh mo grfriihung. Oie
Sdngerinnen lperOen gebeten ettpas
@riin5eus mit5ubringen, mie 3lpie'
beln, Hettife, Heppers uim.
@illi Sranf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01

fduigen Nabribt, bob nddite Ser
ianmlung am Donnerstae, oen is.
Sum-, 2 l1br nadmittass itattfinoet.
Die Sb.peltern ,peroen freunolibit
eriuht anlpeIeno 81 iein.
Oie folgenben S6apeltern ,purben
in oas 3omitee ernannt, als 8orite-
BERN SuIanna Sd1mer, 5rieoa &otb
islnna Shneioer, gliiabetb Selenhefi,
Rargret 8ottihling.
Marie 81. 8inSer, Shriti.
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2lnS Defreit, 2llittiean
3iuei9 81.

9ie ndhite Geriammlung finbet an
6. Suni itatt. @ir bitten Inn Sabl
reifen 8eiuh, aumaI mir in bieIe,
8eriammIilna audi Die 9erlhte oes
Delegaten iiber Die &onpention borel
tperber.
9luh MAIDEN mir befannt, oaB Der
Fidnidplab einen @eriualter brauft
Sollte iid) jemano intereiiieren, mel
oe er lib BEL mir. &ir bitten ale sic,
ientgen Mitglieoer, Die elm Ssntereiie
am Ytdnitplab baben, am %. Mai
beraus 5u fommen, INN oieien Hlat
reinisen 5ll belfen. 9afiir ipenoiert
Der @erein elm babies SAB gier, aber
nur fiir Die Die arbeiten. grlugt erer
giien nit. slm 4. sunni bdlt ser 3lpeis
81 iein critics Yifnid unb mir laoen
fd)on beute Die Wfitglieoer lmb Sreun-
De aufs ber3libite elm. Sir Giien mo
9rinfen lit reiblih eeioret lno m,dI
fir CUTE Mlliif. Gs lit Elm tiihtiges
&omitee an Ger slrbeit Die alien Mit-
elieoern einen genuBreiden Gag Der.
iprehen. Taber alf gum Hidnidplat,
belft uns oieien Gag gu einem 9enllb-
reiGen ou MAIDEN.
90. Seutif, Sefr.
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3peis 5.

glaen 8riioern bonn 3lpeig 8 oiere
5ur gefGlligen Nahridt, oaB Die regel,
mabise geriammllmg Samstas. bel'
3. SUM, abenos 1880 llbr itattfinoet
aae 8riiber linb eriubt ampeIeno
gu lein. llnier Yraiioent uno SiSe,
BrGiioent, Selegaten oes 3tpeis 5,
tperoen uns benaonpentionsberiht er,
itatten uno mir tperoen pielleibt piel.
neue Nahrihten boren mas in Der
&onpention porsefommen lit. Mlio
fomnt aue. Sobn Saub, Sefr.
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Neue observation-disclosures
i'm Mittleren Osten

fueIdunq der Office Of War lnformotion)
9ouoon. - saiierte &reile berld)'
ten, ooB SomietruBlano binnen tur'
sem spei meitere Shritte unterneb'
men rperoe, Inn iein wadnenoes Sn'
tereIIe am NittIeren Often 81 mani
ieltiercn.
Ser erIte Shritt miro oie Serltel'
lung regulGrer oiplonlatilber De
3iebuneen nit Sauoi-arabien leln'
oas BON 3eit gu 3eit aud idon Iriiber
BON rlrliiiben SanSelsoelegatione1
beIuht muroe. @erpn Mosfau einen
gotidmiter nod Seooa entlenoet, lc
miro er ser 5ipeite Sowietgelanote
i'm 0aben Often iein; Der anoere III
BEL ser dspptiiden &esieruns affre'
oi0iert.
Gin slpeiter S6ritt ser Spmiet'
resierung mag Die grrihtlng eines
aonIulats ser armeniiben Sotpiet'
republif in Sprien iein.
Die grrihtung elmer Sertretunq
in Beirut geidiebt allf @runo Sc,
fiir5liben Menoerung Ser &onltitu
ton SoipietruBlanos, oie Sen ein5el
men Nepl,blifen ser Union geitattet
i'm @uslano eigene Oiplomatiide Ser
tretungen 81 errihten. 8is iest ba1
Somietrublano aaeroinss Die llnab,
bdngigfeit bon 2ibanon uno Sprier
nod nidt merfannt, oa tie oe irlrt
nod fran3Oiiide Manoatssebiete
,, iinS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01

neue nno iebr ipibtige @ereinsangele-
genbelten our ansiprabe eebraht
fperoen. Shpeitern nid)t 5u oergeiien,
in oieier @eriamml,lng sic sliieb-
nlents an'ben Central gerbanS gu be-
soblen.
Srieoa 8ooenborfer, 6. 9. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
A,.s 11etp pere, Il. =.
2ipeia "A.

slllen Wtitglieoern oiene sur Nah
rid)t, SaB nafite 8eriam;nluns an
Sonntag, oen 4. SUM-, sur iibliher
3eit ltattfinoet. Oa audi lrniere Oele.
gatin Sflpeiter Sopbia ssoearaife.
iiber Nie aonpention beri0ten miro
linb ale Wfitglieoer gebetan ampeien>
81 iein. Sdlpeiter &otbarina Neiles
lit auf Der &ranfenliite. @lr ipiiniher
ibr balOige 9elIerung.
&atbarina Spntidg Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
Nas farrell, pa.


Die regelmGBiae Wonatsucriumm-
hung bes 3tpeig 7 miro am Samstae,
ben 3. SUM-, s llbr abenos, absebal-
ten. Der 8eriht Der 9elegaten iiber
Die Central 0erbano &onpention miro
in oieler geriammllmg abgegeben.
9laib anbere lebr mihtige @eihafte
iino su erlebigen. slae Witalicoer iinb
eriu1t oieier 8erIammlung bci5rtpob.
nen. Moam g. S1miot, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
N,aS uetp Gaitle, pa.

Aaen Sftpeitern oiene 5ur eefdai-
gen Nahriht, baB Die nGhlte regel.
mdBise 8erlammluns am Donners-
tag, ben s. Suni, 7 l1br abenbs, abge-
balten miro. Sn bieier 8ariammlung
speroen Die Delegaten oen Beriht Ore
AZ. Sabresfonnention abgeben. Ser,
ner mer6en in oieier Yeriammliln]
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1(us It. Gsuts, 211iiIc,,ri
;3iueia Is.

9laen Witglieoern oiene sur gefGl,
ligen gtadriht, oaB Oie ndd)ite Wo-
natsoeriammlllng ON Counting, ben
4. Sl,ni, nahmittags 3 llbr, abge.
balten miro. GrdiiOent Sobn 9irt
miro iiber Sen Gerlauf Ger &onoen-
tion berihten unb oesbalb lperoen alle
WfitglieOer eriuft piinftlicl) ampeieno
81 Iein. Had) ser Serlnnllnllmg miro
eiu gutter 8iiien uno 8etrGnfe ier.
piert. S5anna 8irrelh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
2lus vcmi,este,pn, Okie
Slueig 80.

Sonntas SEN A. Suni, iiioet oie
Geriantmlllns ltatt uno alle Witslie.
Ser iiro eiruht uno sebeten lid 81 BE-
teiligen, oa perifieoeneI ISahen rur'
liegen, beIouoers Ser 9eriht ser Sele,
gaten Don Der &orpentiou. Seoer, oe,
Elm Sntereiie am Serein bat, iollte %
iein. sluh unier Seim bat einen neuel
slnitri6 befommen. &ommt uno leb'
es eub an. Sb es euh geiullt ooel
nibt, es lit iertig!
s.. Sol5trdger, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
2lus Mcftaea, Pa.
3iueia 81.

gs oiene alien SdlreItern ponl
3meig 81 5ur Radriht, oaB oie @ene-
ralperiammlung am Samstag, Den
3. Sum-, Inn 1880 llbr abenos, ab-
gebalten miro. 8itte fommt ale, neil
loiesmal audi ser &onpentionsberiG)t
abeegeben tpiro. 9ah Ser Seriamm.
lung aaffee uno SUDDEN.
Sulanna Gomiiher, Sefr.
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Gortiesung bon Seite 1.

SDrlIeRun9 Don Selte l.
Sobn 8altbes als Entertaining ieiner
treuen 0ienite fir sen Ierbano uno
beiien Witslieber elmer goloener Scr.
eins-&nopf NIT ber3liGltem Oani
iiberreift.
Gin bonn Corp. Seinrib Sdinoler,
HrGii0ent Ser Z. 9. S. g., Ger iet!
in Der 8ebrmaht itebt, eineelauienes
lShreiben trurbe borgeleieil nno nit
9anf entgegengenommen Sieraui
lpurSe Die Merchandising pertagt bis
7:3O llbr abenos.
Ha6Oem Die 8ebaltsfraee in ser
a6enoiitung nab furser Debate ge-
regelt mar, aulroe bie @abl oorge-
nommen.
Ils @ablfomitee ipurten ernannt
Die Selegaten &atharina Shermcr,
emma Shaier ,lnS geora SGuIler.
Die @abl fanb nnter 0oriis bon
@4@roB RrGiioent Carl aonnerth
ltatt unO bas &eiultat ereab, oaB olle
alten @roBbeamten, Oie meIiten ein-
thinning uno bie Seripalter nit Sti,n-
menmebrbeit ipieoer geipdblt tpurotn
Der @roBbeamtenitab iest iif mie
folgt sltammen:
@roB-IrGiibent, Ssobann 8altbes
J .3peig 2. Grie, Ya..
Grlter 8roB-Si3e- -ErGiioent, Or.
Sans Soiiel, 31peia 33, GlepeIanS,
Sbio.
| 3tpeiter 8roB- gi5e -Yraiioent, 9l.
W. Eetri, 3ipeig 1, Glepelanb, 8.
2ritter @roB. .Si5e+Yrdiioent, s.
Srben, 9tpeig 80, g)ounastopn, 3.
@roB-Sefretdr, 8eors Ofartini,
3reis I, Glepelanb, Sbio.
3ipeiter 8roB-SefretGr, Ianiel
&ebner, 3ipeig 1, Glepelano. ohio.
@rob-Sdasmeiiter, Sobn 3iegler,
Sreig 1, Glepelano, Ohio.
@roB Seripalter: 8eorg Ieppner,
3meig 30, Ycungstoipn, ohio. Sren
Sbeis, 3tueig 10, SalemL >. Sobn
5. Srben, ,3tpeig 80, youngstown.
Ohio. Sernan Sartmanli, 3tpeig IA,
Canton. 3. Iartin slIbrib, Sapeis 3,
aaiance, Ohio.
BroBarSt, Or. Sreo 5. SduIter,
9reig 1, Glepelano, Sbio.
HebtsbeiItanb, George Sdneioer,
3lpeig 33, GlepelanS, Sbio.
9as National &omitec ernennt ser
8roB .Yrdiioei,t s. galtbes laut 9e-
ibluB suie iolst: goriiser. Or. Sans
6oiiel, gi5e-@oriiser, @eorg Sepp-
ner, SefretGr, Daniel &ebner lno
dpei nod 5u ernennenoe 8eamte Ser
Z. g. S. g., beitebenb aus Dem mel,
gespablten Yrdlioenten uno SefretGr
nad ser Sllnior aonoention.
Gas @aiienfomitee organiliertc
iid ielbit uno iest ii6 5uiammeu aus
gr'@roB- -Eralioent Carl aonnertJ,
3peig 1, @roB-gi5e-YrGiioent q. @.
Retri, 3lpcis 1. Sobn Srban <Sr.,
31peig 80, @roB-Si5e- -Brdiioant Or.
Sans sSoiiel, 3tpeig 33.
8eietporlagen eingereift bonn
3peig 1. 4, 33 unb "a tpurben pom
@elesfomitee perleien uno Ser &on-
bention unterbreitet. 9a feiae ipeite,
rem @eidaite fir Sic erite Sibune
porlegen, muroe 81 oen @eihdften bes
5peiten Cages iibersegansen. Die
neuen ipieoerse,uGblten 8roBbeamten
Nrl,roen bon gr-8roB-9 B-9rdiioent Gar!
@onnertb in ergreifenoen @orten IN
libre slemter eingeiest.
Sierauf puroe @roB= =Gi3e- Erdlibeni
|Sr. s. Soiiel eriuht in e;nem Ned.
ruf Der IN 5lpei uergangenen Sabrer
lgeitor6enen Waitelieber Su seoenfen
tpas Yaitor 6oiiel in ergreifenben
@orten Die 3u @ebet fiibrten tat.
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~. 9abres= =konbention
1f8 Central Derban0e8

| Da Die 3eit porgeibritten uno Die
l1br 10 llbr geidllagen bate, .u,.roe
Die 8ertagung bis 90. Mai, 10 llbr
morgens, angeiaet.
Nad ser erlten Sasesiibung, Ole
INN $50 llbr nadmittags big 1880
'l1br abenbs pertast tpurbe, beeaben
lid, aae Selegaten rno @Gite nod ben
unteren &dl,mlihteiten bes Seims,
no Elm feinps Siibnereiien ierbiert
ipurbe.
Nah Siib Inn 8 ltbr abenbs fam
elm fllr5es Hrograrm 5ur Surdiiib.
rlng, 0as NIT Star Spangleo 8an-
ner" gemeiniam geiungen einseleitet
lpuroe. Sarauf besriiBte sSeit-Brd-
Iiioent Mtatbias Sofgeoi bte 8aIte
luno Damn lang Ser Sitieite 2ieoertafel
gfdnnerhor unter 2eitlng boil Selt-
Girigent @ilp Gr6ger oas r@eiba-
lieb" BON Striegler uno rIrinfina
Song" aus Stubent Grin3 iebr gut.
I0aralf ipuroe. elm Selegranm bonn
giirgermeiiter 6ranf 5. 2auld,e Der.
leien, tporin er barauf binsmies bob es
ibm niht moglih iei anlpeieito 5u iein
unb er gratulierte Dem Gerein unb
Gerbarb in ber5lihen @orten. .3i-
geunerlcben" non H. SGunlun uno
yIeilhen aus slbbasia" BON s. Wen-
gel, geiungen pom 2ieoertafel Dnmen-
dor llnter 2eitl,ns bon @iap 8roger
gefiel iebr gut Saraui trat Der Glcpe-
lnno gnit Sunior Gbor unter 2eitimg
ieines beliebten Sirigenten Rrof. g.
Shuiter auf uno lang r6abr mid in
oie 5erne" bon s. Bfeil 10 anmltig
rmo muBte nod Elm 9ieb iingen.
9a ser 8rob Rriiioent s. 9altbes
feline gnipraf)e balten fonnte. lrcil
er in ser 9elegateniitung mar, i,
| lang isr. 90. 9emaire Elm ifones So
10 unb Damn fam oas &orsert nit
yNanfgebet" bon SO. &remcr, geilm-
gen pom ,2ieoertaiel 8emii1ten Gbor
gum IbIflub. aae Sdngcr unc Soli-
item ernteten reiGen 8aifaa. Raf Dem
Gon5ert lpuroe Die Saae gerdumt uno
es iolgte Elm froGlid,er San5 Der bis
i'm oie iriibpn WorgenItllnoen bauerte.
Sm Glub5immer sins es audi luitig
5u, oenn in5miiben mar bie Geriamms
lung bis nad)iten Iorgen pertaft
iporoen unb Die Selegatcn unb @dite
unterbielten iih alifs bette, jeooh
fonntp man pabrnebmcn baB es an
i60nen 9iebern, Die aeipobnli6 bel
lolden @elegenbeiten geiungen iper.
Ben. icblte
3tueife 5agesiibnns.
am nGditen Worsen periammelten
| liih bie 9elegaten uno 0dite i'm Sad..
lienbeim, INN iih einen 6riibihoppcn
uno 6r;fbItiid 81 sensbnlisen. Sic
Iapeite Saeiitltng fonnte puntt 10
llbr CUR Srbnung gerlien merben
aae Oelegnten lraren ampeienO. Grau
2urs, Delegatin bes 3Tpeig 46, Obi.
cago, banfte Dem Central Serbanb I'M
Ncmen bon 2rau Shon, Chicago,
fir Oie llnteritiisung ibrer Waiie1,-
firoer III ber5liden @orten. Sieraui
ipuroe @ruber Spbn &duner, Or
@robI ISfnbmeilter aus G!epelano b..
griiBt unS eriuft ben Gbreniis ein5u.
Inebmen. Sann apuroe 5u npilen Sc.
lihdftsn iibergegangen l,nb &edts6ei-
|ltano Shneioer tpuroe erjuht Die
ncuen pom Staat Sllinois angerate.
men Menberungen in aneu 3ertififu-
Item uno aunltitution lolpie oie nonl
|Nctuar alopbel aus Sprinsfielo, ST.,
nem gei6riebenen Haragrapben ur,
oie bon ibm ielblt auf @rl,llb aler ii,
porbergebenben Sabren argenomme,
lnen Mmenbeitlents ,rno repi6iertc
&onltitution por5uleien. 0ies oauerts
Sortieeune uno tShluB uuf Seite 8.
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8efanntmaduns bes Granen @ereins
Der 6omterns 8emcinoc.

MIlen Sbmeitern miro hierlnit be.
fannt gemabt, oaB Elm "Gumnlage
Gale" am 9. Suni i'm Stelpart Saus,
1900 Adams StraBe, aogebalten
miro. Mae Sbmeitern iino gebeten III
re alten Sa1en in Die unteren Ndume
Der Stride 5u bringen.
Warie u. 8inher, Sefr.
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- 9ttte leien Sic Die Mnseiaen
uno unteritiiten Sic bieie @e(&6ftej

etmb Ste amS Sire ansetDstAea
SettsIseS TN arantssSereta snb
Central 0ertanb? @ean ni4t iett
u bte Sett tei3ntreten. I'm senauets
Snfsrmatisn rsten eis ben 2staI.
Dertretes am.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
Ams ptilaHelptia, pa
Crauernahriht

Sn Ebilaoelpbia, Ea., ltarb ON
81. Mai nah langem ictnerem Sci,
BEN Srnu
Gpniic lehrmann
bon Clip Smpnoale Mpe., uno tpuroe
am Witfgrod], Sen "a. Wfai, i'm 8ei-
iein BON Sreunoen, 2anosleuten umo
0titglieoern oes 3meig % ouf Dem
Sannpielp Sriebboi, philadelphia 81.
@rahe getrngen.
Die Geritorbene mar Elm lanaiGbri,
ges Witglieb bes Sicbenbiirger Saf-
len &ranfen llnteritiibungs.&e
3tpeig %. ioiuie oes Central Ser.
ban6eS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01

= @eniger benn ie lit gesenpdr.
tie Die Mrbeitseinitelluns Die ribtige
Gin1telluna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
Siueia 2e.

Maen Mitglie6ern oiene 3llr gefGlli-
gen Nahriht, oab Die 0eriammluns
am 8. Suni 8 ubr abenos, inn Sah-
ienbeim abgebalten miro. sae Wii-
glie6er fino erllIdt in oicier Sibung
anweien6 5u iein, oenn es iino iebr
Dihtige 0eihGfte ou erleoigen; aud,
tDir6 Der 8eriht BON Der &onpention
bon unierem Oelegaten erltattet tper,
ben. as. 8inoar, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-01
. Gall Bladder .
Sufferers Told 60 Avoid
CONSTIPATION


Dsfere Breakfast Sog 5 Days
In glass Of hot water put one tea
spoonful Of Kruschen Salts and drink
about half an hour before breakfast.
Is to 20 minutes later follow With
your usual breakfast cup Of hot co6eo
o. tea. Usually within an hour you
get prompt and effective relief and
should begin to feel bright and re-
1reshed again. Be sure 70 follow tho
simple easy directions.
Now Keep this up for straight
days-just eco u you too don't dis
cover why thousands have found hot
water and Kr1schen ealto % bene-
nctal In relieving that dull" COM
Gt1pated .out-of. .sorts.' headAchy feel
ING. Get Kruschen Salts today-all
drug stores. q
Over 2l0 miilion bottles solA In the
pass 100 ysass-at must b good.
Evening star., 1944-02-04

we also can make sure that he won't have to face
the evils of initiation when he comes back homo.
We can do all this simply by digging deep into
our pay for more War Bonds-more than we
think we can afford to buy. And after we have
bought them, we can hold on to them by sacri.
6cing some of our luxuries and comforts.
That's no more than our plain, clear duty to
our fighting men, to our country, and to our.
selves Let's shoU the ,Uorld I've k1oO ho,u to do it,
Belmont Radio Corp, s943 ". Dickens Ave.,
Chicago 80, Ill.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Chevy Chase Youth Held
After Wild Auto Chase

Arrested by police after a chase
during which one of his passengers
fell out of the car, Joseph Wagstaff,
10, Of Chevy Chase, Md, awaits ar
raignment next week in Municipal
Court on charge of reckless driv-
ing and failing to have a District
permit.
Police said the youth, in a bor-
roWed car, reached speeds as high
as 10 miles per hour in the wild
ride up Wisconsin avenue NV.
Wednesday night. AS he rounded
a corner, one of several boys in the
car, Ellis Harfield, IS, Chevy Chase,
suddenly fell out, but was only
slightly injured, police said.
Wagstaff later was arrested by
police after he abandoned the car.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

@. Is one permitted to use a for
eign language in writing to an
American soldier overseas?-G. A. S.
A. The War Department says that
this is permitted. There are trans
latorS in censorship Offices in the
different countries where American
servicemen are stationed.
@. How long would it take an av-
erage person to count billion OBJ
JectS.-E. L. H.
A. II one were counted each Sec
ond, 1t would take almost 80 years
to count billion, provided the per-
son in question worked day and
night without stopping.
@. What children were born in
the White House?-M. H.
A. James Madison Randolph.
grandson Of Thomas jefferson;
Mary Emily Donelson, John Samuel
Donelson and Rachel Jackson DON
elSon, children of Emily Donelson
who was the niece of the wife of
President Jackson and who acted as
his official hostess: Julia Cantacu-
zene, granddaughter of President
Grant; Esther Cleveland, daughter
of President Cleveland.
@. Why is the name Dives given
to "a certain rich man mentioned
in the Bible?-K. O. R.
A. Dives is not a name but an
adjective meaning rich" Through
common usage it has come to be ac-
cepted as the name of the rich man
in the parable mentioned.
@. Where was Sikorski buried?
p. E. H.
A. Prime Minister Wladyslaw
SikorSki was buried temporarily in
Newark, Nottingham, England, in
July, 1943, in the Polish forces ceme-
terry. After the war his body will
be removed to Poland.
@. Who posed for Reynolds
painting Infant Samuel?-O. D.
A. The identity of the child who
posed for the picture has not been
disclosed. No incident connects the
painting with the story of Samuel
in the Old Testament.
@. To whom did Theodore Roose-
velt refer as Americas most useful
NICE.
A. Jane Addams, founder of
Chicago's social settlement, Hull
House.
Evening star., 1944-02-04

paisn rests on basic domestic issues.
Senator vandenberg said he was
speaking for no organization and
most emphaticaIy I do not speak
fpr Macarthur"
Replies to Criticisms.
If Macarthur could stump the
country in the election campaign
Senator Vandenberg said, it would
be landslide victory for him. He
is a great speaker, rivaling Winston
Churchill in his command of Ian
guage.
Replying to criticisms of Gen Mac
Arthur because he led Army forces
to remove the bonus army" rom
Washington in 1882, Senator Van
denberg said Macarthur had done
the job without the loss of life.
Il have heard, in person, from
one Of the top commanders OF the
bonus army that he is for MacAr-
thur" Senator Vandenberg said
"and that he Is prepared to go any,
where, any time, to prove that, even
in that tragic hour, Macarthur was
a soldiers soldier and the soldiers
friend"
Evening star., 1944-02-04
I Conference Considers
Need Of coIored School

At the Northeast Conference
meeting last night the question OF
erecting colored elementary school
at Fifteenth and Hamlin streets
NE. was discussed.
Cited as an example for the need
OF such school was the refusal by
the Board OF Education to admit
the 5-year-old son of a colored
lawyer, John P. Davis, to the
Crosby S. Noyes School for white
children.
The group decided that If, after
an investigation into the number OF
colored children in this area, there
proved to be a real need for such
a school that the necessary funds
should be appropriated.
Members spoke Of the need for a
new public library in the Northeast
area, there being only one library
to date in the section, located at
Evening star., 1944-02-04
|vandenberg Insists
Macarthur Is COPS
Strongest Candidate
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Gen. Douglas Macarthur would
be the Republicans strongest can
didate against the Democrats
commander in Chief" "Win-the-
War" candidate, President Roose-
velt, in the coming presidential
race, Senator Vandenberg, Republi-
can, of Michigan insisted in an arti-
Gle published today in Golfers.
II am for MacArthur-not only
because I believe him to be the
strongest candidate, but more i'm
portant, because I believe he would
make the strongest President in the
tough days that lie ahead" the
Michigan Senator wrote. He has
been chief protagonist of Gen.
MacArthur's nomination for year
or more. In support Of his argu-
ment that the Republicans select a
military man as their standard
bearer this year, he continued:
"The American people will be
thinking more about the election of
a commander r-in-chief next Novem-
ber than about the election OF
President as such. That will be
their conscious or SubconsciouS
thought. If the war is over in
Europe (Which, pray. it may be-
there will still, and even more sig
nificantly, be the war in the Pacific.
Believes Roosevelt Agrees.
II judge that President Roosevelt
himself agrees with me about this,
in view of his adroit and subtle sug-
geStion that he wants to substitute
a fourth-term Win the War slogan
for his three-term New Deal slogan.
When it comes to politics, you will
never 60 far wrong by taking leaf
out of F.. D. RS book. He intends
to run primarily as commander i'm
chief. He expects the people to vote
for a commander -in-chief.
The Michigan Senator virtually
accepted the challenge of Presi-
dent Roosevelt to fight the coming
political campaign on the war issue.
Other Republican leaders have in
sisted that the war does not enter
into the campaign as an issue, since
the whole country is united on win
ming the war, and II Republican
President is elected, he will con-
tinue to rely upon Gems. Mar
shall, Macarthur and Eisenhower
and Admirals King. Halsey and
Nimitz to conduct military and ma
val operations. They have taken
the view that the political cam