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Evening star., 1945-03-20

same scene, an amazing advance
in frankness and drama.
The crowd which gathered in
front of the Nationals boxoffice
yesterday to purchase seats fol
Winged Victory" was another one
of those perfect answers to whether
the translation of a stage produc-
ton into movie means the death
knell of the former.
The picture version, made by the
same cast and written by Moss
Hart, author of the original. was
a superb piece of drama making
and was released several months
ago.
It's effect upon the stage pro-
duction has been negligible to the
naked eye. The latter already has
played to an audience of more
than 100000 persons, earned ap-
proXimately $2,500,000. all of which
goes to Army charities
The fortnight's presentation at
the National already has demon
strated that it could set new house
records
Hollywood and Gertrude Lawrence
which never were completely happy
together. are on the verge of a re-
conciliation. Not a complete one,
by which Miss Lawrence will return
to the sunswept shores of the Pa
citic, but rather a deal whereby her
Evening star., 1945-03-20
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Behind movie headlines:
| Efforts on the part of Robert Ris-
kin. former Hollywood producer and
now overseas chief of owl. to get
the American motion picture indus
try interested in propagandizing
European peoples after the war is
meeting with stiff rebuff in many
sections of the screen capital.
Riskin's proposal that Hollywood
should supersede the owl abroad
after cessation of hostilities and
finance the production of 20 pictures
designed to portray only the most
favorable phases of American life
drew an especially caustic rebuke
from Lester Cowan, leading film-
maker. who said the plan smacked
Of Hitlerism.
Most of us want to believe that
the war has taught us some few
| things about dictatorship and the
e e m n S indispensable to its
growth said CoWan. "A dictator
can hardly grow unless his govern
ment can make the press and the
political interests.
THE press has Just launched a
campaign of great interest and con-
Germ to all of us. The press believes
and both Houses of Congress have
passed resolutions of Endorsement
in the world freedom of informa-
ton. This program aims to prevent
any government from making its
media of news and informa ton into
propaganda agency. I like to be-
! lieve that we are fighting alongside
the press for the same kind of free
DOM"
Cowan said he believed Riskin
must be dissa tisfied with the man.
ner in which Hollywood has pro-
! jected our way of life in the past
and in that he agreed with him
/ fr,1
Evening star., 1945-03-20

autobiography will be turned into q
motion picture. In other words
Miss Lawrence will be author this
time, not actress.
The deal that brews most steamily
is one between the player and Para
mount.
The cinema actress with the
greatest passion for impersonating
Miss L. in "A Star Danced" is Ginger
Rogers, another who danced for q
long, long time until she decided
she would much prefer being a dra-
matte actress.
What kind of a deal might be
worked out between Paramount and
Miss Rogers is something we know
nothing about.
A memo on the desk referring to
Hangover Square" observes that the
death of its villain-hero, Laird
Cregar, since the picture was re-
leased poses a neat problem for the
critic"
1t is very considerate of the press
department to think of it in those
terms, but they are not correct.
The critic will review Cregar's per-
formance as of the time the picture
was being made. In itself, it re-
mains a final, complete peace of
work, unaffected by any subsequent
happening.
That is one of the aspects of the
movies, as machine-made, that is
altogether satisfying to the profess
sional assigned to evaluate them.
X X X X
Addenda: Those two girls appear
ing in the WAC tableau in connec-
ton with Keep Your Powder Dry"
are not WACS. . On the contrary,
they are Gae Gale and Dolores
Miller, both former members of the
theater's Rhythm Rockets. D.. They
happened to be passing through
town, called the theater to say hello,
and had jobs before they could say
good-by. >. Three groups will share
the receipts of the fourth annual
Shrine benefit circus. the under
privileged children of the Capital,
war recreational services and AlmaS
Temple projects. . The first per-
formance will be given April at
Uline's Arena. Lester Cowan's
production of Tomorrow the World"
was screened today for critics, sew
eral months after the first tentative
date for showing it to them was
announced. :. 1t will introduce to
film audiences the most sensational
child actor Broadway has uncovered
in years, Skippy Homeier . Who
now moves into an entirely different
type of screen drama to prove that
he is superb performer and not
naturally the villainous child that
he seems to be in the Cowan picture.
Evening star., 1945-03-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showino

National-"The Student Prince:
$50 pm.
Capitol - Keep Your Powder
Dry: IL am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:2O and
1905 pm. Stage shows: 1:15, 4, GAS
and 9:35 pm.
Columbia - Keys Of the King
DOM: 10:45 am, las, 4:05, 6:45
and 9:25 pm.
Earle - Practically Yours: II
am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:1O and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: ITO, 1855, 6:35 and
$40 pm.
Keith's - Murder, My Sweet:
11:10 am, 1:20, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"The Rainbow: 11:3o am,
1885, $40, $50, 8 pm, and Human
Comedy" at 9:35 pm.
Palace - "I1l Be Seeing You:
10:45 am, 1855, $40, $40, 7:35
and $50 pm.
Pix-"Man With Thousand
Faces: 2, 4:45, 7:30 and l0:15 pm.
Metropolitan "Torrid Zone:
II 80 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-03-20

lnurSQay. Houses which will show
it include the Earle, Palace, Keith's.
Capitol. Trans-LuX, Metropolitan
and Ambassador (which is uptown,
come to think of it).
Fury in the Pacific" which deals
with the capture of Peleliu and
Angaur, is another of those stark.
realistic items which shows how far
from the original natural and logical
squeamishness the services have
grown in what they are willing to
let the public see In focusing upon
the faces of fighting men to show
the terrible tautness and strain of
men in battle, under direct fire, it
contrasts amazingly with the first
combat pictures of several years
ago. They showed the destructive
ness of modern warfare from the
firing end, the salvos of the big
guns, from the machine guns of
aircraft, etc. Today the camera has
moved to the target end of the
Evening star., 1945-03-20
Another Grim Battle Picture
Due on Screens This Week
BY JAY CARMODY.

The battle Two Jma which with Fighting Lady,
documentary OF that has
have ngd
- - ' ~ W.
That will be Fury the Army Navy Marine
the screens of all downtown theae
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9r. 6arl Sonneni6et,t,
oer tat1olti6e MtttOnS>
apofel 9emti6lanoS
(S6luB)

gerter 9lrbeit an. 0os tpar 5unG61t Elm
Strid our6 feline &e6nung. Oie i6on
eroberten arbeiter gleiten ibm aus ser
9ano.
Sect min er no6 Berlin: no6 Ser,
lin Der @rfiiaung ieiner Erdune!
Damals lit er ldon an ieinem Ser5-
letoen. gr laBt li6 bon einem Nr5t
nnteriu6en uno 6a lpielt ser BE-
riibmte Oioloe:
,Bie lange tonn i9 nod leben?"
~3ebn Sabre"
"Oann peroe ids mo6enl" ont-
portet Sonneni6ein uno gebt no9
Berlin. 9ur6 3ufou gebt iein Ser
5enstpuni6 in @rfiiuung. Sm Sabre
1918 fommt Miin9en-@lo0ba6 I'M.
fer belgil6e 8elebung. 0r. 6onnen,
16ein lit 5ufaaig Inn 0ieie 3eit in
Berlin, - ct fQnn ni9t 3urud, er
bleibt!
3unG61t greift er ni6t gu: @s lit
nnr oaS lleberlegen oes erfabrenen
&ferS, pobin er Sen erlten S6Iog
5u fiibren babe. Damn ober, beqinnt
oaS groBe 8erf, oos Iein 2eben fr0,
men iollte!
Berlin, 1918: Elm Gboos! @roBe
S6aren ouSgebungerter, f0rperli6
uno ieelii6 franter Solooten fluten
bon Der 5ront 3uriid in oos 2ano, bic,
le boffnungSloS, ber5neifelt, onoere
alS Sobnentrager OeS &ommunismuS.
Snflation, Scot, Ger6eniitigung, 0ifs
tat. Ser apoitel itebt mitten in oieiem
apofalDptil6en 8irrtparr; er aaein
itebt feIt, neil begriinoet auf Dem 5el=
Ten Der uebernatur, bereit, oie ibn bon
@ott oufgetragene SerOung 3u erfii1-
len. @r beugt lib 3u oen @lenoen uno
&etoenoen nieoer, bilft, no uno pie
er tonn i6reibt, ogitiert, telepboniert,
telegrapbiert un0 bettelt, bringt @elo
aut Wfillionen geben 0ur9 feline @Gn-
oa. 9aneben reoigiert er ooS ,,8erIi=
ner &irbenblatt" lfreibt feline 6arof-
teriltil6en 9lrtitel, Die 10 gut 1ino, 0oB
Die onOeren &ir6enblatter ge5tpungen
limo, lt6 nit ieinem &ir6enblQtt gu
oerelnlgen. Ooncben bergiBt er feline
ttalienlld)en Irbeiter nidt. gr fon1mt
nit leoermonn in 6iiblung. Sn ieiner
berllbn1ten Hartotbet befontn1t ieoer
elnen Flob, nit Oem er irgenotpie in
eSrrbrung getommen &par. 9lu9 oen
5.S.S, lQBt er nidt aus Sen Mugen.
Sto1nen0 ltebt Die 8erliner=Srier1de
Gldtung Dor lelnen 2eil tungen uno
1tebt 1t6 ge5mungen oieIem Npo1teI sic
Sanoe 81 rei6en. Or. Sonnen16ein
iibernimmt 0as @enerolletretoriQt ser
3entrl11nSpartei uno fiibrt sic 8abI-
propagonoa Wfit FOLDER ueber5eugung
balt er 1eine Geoen, OoB oas Centrum
lnertpartete grfolge erntete. Oaneben
orgoniiiert er 6ie Sportsleute: grim.
oct einen 6uBball- un0 g8a1Ierpolo-
flub.
Sn elmer Sportreoe iagt er: ,,8ie
1eltla1n! @regorionildes Sodamt uno
Staoion, gebollte SGulte uno gefaltete
Sanoe! Straffer &0rper uno gebeug-
tes &nte. Stride uno 5port 1in0
feline Seinoe! 8riioer! @ir itno aGle
Sportsleute in Gbriitus! l1nier 2eben
lit Training, unier 2eben lit &enn-
babn, unier Seben lit Siegl Mber teine
tpeltenoen 2orbeeren, cine goloene
&rone, Die ni6t perbleidt, bic ni6t
Enfarad nm aneaaA Clana AG.AA.. n~..a~
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MitttuOdj, ben 10. Sanmar 1916

ale nit tbren 2oternen bon 6on.,eu
3ogen borte man nod pettbtu 6as
ltebli9e 2teo eri9auen:
Gel mir gegriiBt, lieb SeiuIetn,
Ou gna6enreibes &tnoelein,
Sci mir gegriiBt bteI tauienomal!
Inter oen 8eiu9ern oes Seites be.
mertte man 5tpet Wdnner, bic nod
i'm lebten 9lugenblid Dor Der beiligen
Sanolung in Die &apelle nit ibren
2aternen etntroten. sic fielen auf
our9 ibre quite tparme Rleibuna uno
noren gut bei6ubt. Nu9 Iegten fie
Die groBten @eloi9eine auf ben Ga.
benteller.
l1npiltiirli6 fam einem Der &C.
oonfe an oie Beiien aus Dem Morgen.
lanoe.
Spater b0rten mir, bob oteie bei6en
Serren Suoen paren. Ser cine tpor
Sierar5t uno Der on6ere giebbqmo.
ler. Sa, iagte man, oieie beioen ge.
boren ni6t mebr in uni ieren 5pren.
gel. Sic mobnen bart ouf Der @ren5e
oes na6ten Dorfes. Mber iie betreuen
unS, tie iino uns gut geitnnt uno
tDoblmolleno. l1nier Biebooftor fommt
un0 1tebt na6 unierer tranfen Sub,
tpenn mir i'm au6 nidt be3ablen fons
men.
60 unier GiebbGu6ler, penn mir
Elm 5tiid Gieb ooer ettpos &orn ooer
@etrei0e gu Derfoufen baben, 10 forgt
er INNER, 0aB mir einen ongeme1ienen
PrelS 0afiir erbalten. 8eioe itno gut
5reuno nit unierem Seeliorger uno
baben nod ME cine 8eibna6t NIT uns
oerlaumt. @ir baben bier ebangeIiI9e
8auern unter uns. Sie fin6 Die tpobl-
babenoen, aber einen unteri6ie6 fens
men mir ni6t. Nud Ite tnoren 8eiu9er
BEG 5eiteS. 98tr bier oroben ltno alle
ems. WaS cine geiunoe, Doblpollenoe
@eltnnung unter 6ieien einfa6en
>8auerSleuten ausma9t. 80 tpie
elmer Dem anoern Die Sano rei9t uno
i'm ItiiBt 0aB er ni6t auf Dem etiigen
8ooen faue un0 ibm ouf ben re9ten
8eg leu6tet. Se0er frob, feierli9 ges
ltimmt, an Ser berrli9en 8eibna9t
teilgenommen 5u baben un6 nur bon
Dem einen @e6a11ten beieelt lit, Sreuoe
nno 2tebe IN oas Ser5 ieines geG6ten
5u 1enfen.
g8ie mag Sic beurige 8eibna9t
iein? Sat Die &riegSfurie biellei6t Die
&o6ustapelle bintpeggefegt, per fa1n
eS &piiien? &ann nibt bod nod elmer
Ga lein, Der 0as 2id)t I'M @ottesbdus-
6en on3iin6et? 8ern Die beutige
WfenIfbeit nur einen Sunfen bon 0ie-
Ter giitigen, poblwollenoen 2iebe 5u1n
9fa6lten i'm Ser5en triige, pie bie
panoernoen 8auern nit ibren 2aterz
men in Der gbriltna9t our Ro6us.
fapeue! Damn tpiiroe lte oen San5
Inn baS goloene &alb aufgeben. sic
miir0e lie in Oenut Dor ser Auma9t
oes Iuerbo6lten in Ser &rippe nei=
gen, uno Der ean5e @r6bau piiroe
ems fem tpie Die Bilger BORT oroben,
un0 5rieoe ben WenI6en auf @roen,
Die zines gute11 8illens itno.. :.
2iegt ni9t ettpas @unoerbares in
6en 8orten: Wir bier oroben ltno
ale ems? Sb 6u oie &0nigsfrone o6er
oen 8ettelitab getragen, penn Die @rs
oenmeni6en ibre ir0ii6e 8anoerlng
binter itd) uno 6as Tor oes So6es
our6i6ritten baben, tperben ite ar9
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itno Die sSuuitrierung ieines 2ebens.
ipru6es!
9te &odmstapeae

oeE &c. y. S1QQfS3ettllng 9enr1etfe
Bilger cine lieb1ide @eibna9tsfeier
in Der &o6usfapelle bel 8ingen om
&bein. 0ie erbouenoe uno erbebenoe
MISUNDERSTANDING beroient tpeiter
betannt 5u tDeroen, obi6on oas 8eib-
na6tsfeit fbon einige 8o6en borbei
lit.
@eld liebliGen &nbIid bietet sic
Go6usfapelle bel 8ingen am &bein
alien Sreunoen, beionoers tpenn {te
gum eriten Wale ltromauf ftpdrts fab-
ren! Wan fann 90 nit Dem 0i9ter
| ltngen:
Droben 1tebet oie &opeIle,
S6auet itiu ins Sal binob,
Drunten itngt bel @ies' uno Queue
8rob un6 ben ser Sirtenfnab.'
slber erit cine 8eibna6t i'm &o6us.
|tapeu6en! AuBer Ger nG9iten hinge
bung miro es 1pobl ielten einem bers
g0nnt iein, ibr beitpobnen 3u tonnen.
Im @briitfeltabeno gegen Mfitterna9t
5leben Die Betpobner BORT oben nit
ibren 2aternen 0ur6 giS un6 56nee
gum @ottesoien1t. Gin tpunoerboler
anblid bon Der gegeniiberliegen6en
&beinIeite! Siele, Die BORT our GbriIt=
mette geben, balten auf ibre1n Mege
an 11n0 ri6ten ibre 8lide naf 0ro-
ben gu 0em ein3igartigen 56auipiel
Der panoernoen @briitna6tpilger NIT
ibren 2aternen.
Oie Go6usfapelle prangt innen
ur0 auBen in bollem Eannengriin un6
lit matt er1eu6tet. 9ie 8eiu6er ber-
lammeln 1t6 uno barren auf BEN Se1t=
gotteS0ienit. Mitterno6t! Sobolo Der
lebte @lodenI6lag Der f1einen Surn1-
ubr pertlungen iebt Die Srgel Elm,
11n0 eS ertont oQs 2ieo:
5inlterniS tpei6et, es 1trablet bie-
nieoen
2iebli6 1no prG6tig bonn Simntel
elm 2idt.
8ie nit einem 8uuberid1ag lit 6as
gan3e @otteSba1s6en in einMeer bon
@lan5 un0 2i6t gebiiut. Sn Ser M5itte
Der &apeue Dor Dem Nltar ieben mir
Oie &rippe NIT Dem g0ttli6en &ino.
Oariiber 1trablt Ser Stern bon 8etb=
lebem. 9ie &rippe lit ein3ig 16Gn.
Mit natiirli6em 5trob bol1gefiiut,
l1n0 oaS &inO in 2innen getpidelt. Oie
@ottesmutter trdgt ein bin1melbloueS
grofatflei0. Solepb uno oie &irten ba-1
ben ibre @etp6noer ous Stoff uno
Yel5. Selblt oie 56afe tparen bon
meiBer Wo1le, ebenlo oie &iibe, S61en,
@iel unO Ser liebe ibnar5e Suno tru=
gen pra6tiges Sen. Ser ginorud tpar
10, ais batten alle 8eteiligten it6 eben
aus Ser eiitgen &alte bereingefliidtet,
Inn einen marmen Eaum fir oie Nie=
oerfunft 5r finoen. OieIe Serbunoen=
belt 5tpil6en 9imnel un6 groe tpar
ie0em 8eiuber in elmer io16 einfa6en,
natiirltden Beile nabegebra6t, 0aB
| ii6 ale ems fiiblten. Das gottli6e
&in0 in Ser &rippe, Die beilige So
mile, 0ie Sirten, oas 1iebe 8ieb uno
Oie fleine 8auerngemein6e.
Ser @ottesOienlt bebt an. Gin al
terer @eiitli6er, i6on in tpeiBem
Saor, bielt Oie Hreoigt. SIMMER Dor
te man Die 8orte: Gin &ino lit uns
geboren beute, Grieoe ben Meniden
auf groen, Die zines guten @iIens
| iino.
Damn muroe 6as i6one 2ieo ge.
lungen:
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nerroitetl"

les W0gli6e fin6et, bon Der @onIer.
oenbiidie big gum geogel. 8er ettpas
bra1t6t, 6em gibt er es. SeIbIt ober
gebt er nadlaiiig, in abgetraeenen
&lei0ern, i6le6t roitert. ginmaI iiber.
raiden i'm feline 8etonnten NIT einem
i60nen, neuen 8intermantel. @r freut
ii9. 9lm geadmtttog ober IGuft er
idon Wieoer IN ieinem 16abigen, al.
ten Wantel berum. 8arum er 6enn
ni6t ben i6onen 8intermantel trage,
frogt man i'm. @r geitebt es: Sd
babe i'm berl9entt."
Sonnenidein lit ou9 Stenenber-
mittler @r iudt 5tellun9 fir Arbei>
ter, Sanomerfer, Sausbalterinnen,
ainoerf frGuleins.
Seute lit er auf ser Su6e no6 Ell
mem Rod fir einen armen Yrofe1lor,
morgen na6 elmer Beriide fir Elm
ar1nes 6rdulein nit 8ubifopf, oos
nur nit langen Saaren aufgenommen
miro; iibermorgen beridafft er oem
unebeliben &ino elmer tuberful01en
StenotDpiltin einen &inoertpogen;
bungernoen 5troenten Elm tpar1nes
0fittogeiien. gr i6eut It6 ni6t einmal
Dor Ser 8erliner l(ntertpelt; er gebt
otelen ,Iufgegebenen'' na6 uno Oar=
Inn heiBt man i'm auf] ben gattenfqnz
ger bon Berlin.
0o6 Die 3eit berfliegt! 9ie bonn
ar3t perIpro6enen 5ebn Sabre iin6 5u
gnoe: Darum oas Eempo nod ltei=
germ! OuS Ser5 i1t 5tpar ni6t mebr
in SrOnung, ober Sonneni6ein or
beitet umio fieberbafter, 1elblt ouf Der
Erant> uno llntergrunobabn. Sn 8a-
roden, 5abriten, in qualmiiberfitllten
Stuben Der Observation-Disclosures oiS-
putiert er nit &ommunilten, er5Gblt
ibnen bon ,Herum noOarum" uno
bringt tie 3uriid our Wutterfir6e.
0o6 Oie 3eit lit abgeloufen> ouS
Wert bouenoet!
Ser 9lipbaltopo1tel gebt bon Sag
81 Sag Iangiamer; er lit niioe uno
frant. @r gebt ins &rantenbous. 5ein
9er3, Dies golOne @er3, Oos '1t6 10
Oieler erbarmt bat, eS miro immer
i6ipa6er. Nn 1einen &ronfenbett 1tebt
0uS Telepbon; er ge6rau6t eS off,
oenn er fiibrt nod in1mer 0ie Auf1t6t
iiber lein gan3eS Werf, einen groBen
Eei1 Der 8erliner &atbolil6en Attion
(nenn eS au9 oQmalS nift oie1en
Namen trugD
9lm 20. 6ebruor 1929 i6lieBt 0r.
Scarf Sonnenl6ein iein miioes 9luge
Sein 8egrabnis bra6te gang Ser
lin al1f Die SiiBe. Selten bat sic
ReicbSbauptltoot elm ol6es 8egrQbnis
erlebt> lolbe 8olfsmalien geleben. 9ln
Ieinem @robe ltonoen ni6t nur &a=
tbolifen, nein> ol1e iene, benen er ge-
bolfen bate: Brote1tanten, So5ioloe=
motroten uno oaS Sumpenproletariat
Der gerliner l1ntertpelt.
9luS oielen pielen bunten 5teinden
erItebt Dor un5 Elm lol6eS MoIaifbil6,
mie 5i9rio l1noiet es i'm ,8rennenoen
8uid" uns ge3eigt bat: gs iIf oos
8ilo oes 4ipbaltopoitels bon Berlin,
oa ltebt er Dor 1einem 9luto, in ser
Sano sic Eelepbonmul6el, neben ibm
Die &artotbef uno 0ariiber itebt ge=
idrieben, mas emit auf ieinem Hri-
mi5biloden ituno: ,,gr bot MIDI ge>
ianOt, ben Armen 6ie frobe 8otI6oft
5u berfiinoen!"
Sein 2ebenStperf NOR einfoG1 un6
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Ser @ei5ige tpiro ni9t iatt, Biz oaB
er 6arbeno fem 2eben beraebrt. -
Sir. 14,9.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
United Jewish Appeal
Campaign Opens Here
With S500,O00 Quota

THE United Jewish Appeal for
Washington is under way, with a
campaign quota of $500,00O for war
relief and reconstruction work.
appointment of Milton w. King
and I. S. Turover as co-chairmen
Of the local appeal was announced
yesterday by the campaign commit
tee.
The appeal is under the auspices
nationally of the Joint Distribution
Committee, the United Palestine APP
peal. the National Refugee Service
and the constituent organizations
doing war and reconstruction work.
To-day it is reported" said a
statement by the Washington cam
paign committee. that in CONT
mental Europe 100000 Jews-men,
women and children-survive. For
all Of these Jews life hangs by a
thread-they suffer from hunger,
cold, plague, neglect The Joint Dis
tribution Committee needs funds
now to save them-later it will be
too late.
Alll& lilS tdSh VI lIlG Ollltcu RATES.
tine Appeal in 1945 is to build a
foundation for a secure and free
future for the surviving Jews in
Europe. The task is to save Jewish
life on permanent, constructive
basis. The objective can be achieved
through the large-scale immigra-
ton, settlement, reconstruction and
development program supported
through the Palestine Foundation
Fund and the Jewish National fund,
the two agencies that comprise the
United Palestine Appeal"
Honorary local chairmen are Isl
dore Hershheld, Mrs. Charles A.
Goldsmith and E. l. kaufman. 9th
er officers are: Chairman of advance
gifts, Hymen Goldman; Womens di-
vision, Mrs. Leopold ". Fruedberg;
mems division, Irwin M Gensberg;
liquor dealers division, Harry Dob
kin: treasurer Paul Himmelfarb;
assistant treasurer, David A. Kaer;
director, Louis E. Spiegler; execu-
tive secretary, Mrs. Meyer r. Bern
stein; auditor, Louis c. Grossberg;
chairman of luncheons, Mrs. Louis
Dinowitz; publicity director, Miss
Esther Kravitz.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Electric Institute to Meet

j. G. "Gil" Baird, sales promo
ton manager of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Co., will
address the Electric Institute OF
washington on Store Moderniza-
ton and Planning" at $50 pm
Tuesday at the Statler Hotel. Bert
Sarazan, director of publicity and
sales promotion for The Hecht Co..
will discuss "Modernization, Must
for Postwar Competition.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

ship Of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored People.
Other speakers will be George E. g.
Hayes, school board member and
president of the District branch Of
the association, and DR.. OHara
Lanier of TIE United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration.
Dean william H. HASTE of Howard
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Return of USES to States
To Be Debated Thursday

The proposition of whether it
would be better to return the United
States Employment Service to State
control or continue it as a Federal
agency will be debated Thursday
by District members of the Interna-
tional Association of Public EN-
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Col. Kelly to Address
RuciuI Association

Col. Edward J. Kelly, chief OF the
Metropolitan Police, will speak at
10 meeting at 4:30 pm. today In the
Metropolitan A. M. e. Church, 1915
M street NV, under the sponsor
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ployment Services.

ployment Services.
A four-man panel discussion and
an open forum session will be held at
pm. at the National Archives audi
torium. At 9 pm. the District chap
ter of IAPES will decide on its stand
in an executive meeting.
The USES was State e-operated
until its liberalization under the
War Manpower Commission January
|, 1912.
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honoray captain Of the Star Staff Photo
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University law school viii preside.
Music viii be furnished by Lillian
Evanti, soprano.
Chairmen will present reports Of
the 1945 campaign to enroll $4,000
members In the District In 1945.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Roosevelt Death Boon
lou. ). Reactionaries,
Russian Writer SAYS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, May 28-Pravd
Writer Sergeeva in an article from
San Francisco said today that Pres.
ident Roosevelt's death had en-.
couraged the hopes of American re.
dictionaries.
The strife which is taking place
between the neW-introduced by
Roosevelt-and the old-which nov
is formidably creeping out of all tn.
cracks-appears on the pages of thu
American press" she wrote.
Commenting on American pres.
coverage of the San Francisco Con.
ference, the Soviet newswoman sale
there have been numerous com.
mendable articles. At the same
time, she said, some newspaper,
gave and are giving space in thei,
pages for articles whose single ain
is to disorientate public opinion anc
poison the atmosphere of the con.
ference"
The first violin,' she added, is
by the press of Hearst, Mccormick
Patterson and Scripps- Howard
The Russian writer accused the
American press of spreading rumor
and enormously" reporting a
crisis" at the conference.
These papers, she said, assure
their readers that the Soviet dele.
CATION is trying to hamper the work
of the conference. They carry or
an uncomfortable anti-Soviet cam.
paign.'
Evening star., 1945-05-28
B-29s and MUSTANGS
Renew Raids on Home
Islands, Tokyo Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. May 28.-
American Super Fortresses and
Psi Mustang fighters carried
out new raids against the Japa-
nese home islands today, Tokyo
reported.
The Tokyo radio said dozen
B-29s bombed the Shikoku area in
Southern Japan and that four were
shot down. Repeated attacks
against suicide plane bases in the
area, on Kyushu Island, have been
carried out.
About 80 Mustangs, headed by
three Marianas- based B-29s,' at
tackled airfields in the Tokyo vicinity
for 40 minutes shortly after noon
reported.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Federal Communications Commis-
sion in San Francisco, said the
planes carried out "strafing and
bombing attacks in the Chiba and
Ibaraki procedures.
(Chiba, or Shiba, prefecture is
the southernmost of the Tokyo