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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER desires 3 or 4-room suite. suit
abls for dienified law practice. Phone
OF. 1892
DOCTOR, MD, would like to get an ONCE
IN en- apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred Box 1ti4-A Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
Household furniture, upright piano. ra-
dos combination radio phonograph, new
dolls and toys, eft items, etc. by order
Henry Gilligan, administrator estate John
H. Dwyer, deceased. and others. BY auction
at Weschlers. 915 E st. NV. tomorrow
commencing 9:30 AM, office desks and
chairs, odd chests OF drawers, dressers
beds, spiral and box springs. inner-spring
mattresses kitchen and utility cabinets,
groups for dining. dinette, living and bed
rooms, personal effects. etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
RAY L. JENKINS, ESQ, Attorney,
n1n-A SfanalAirh Iaurl.
1925 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Filed Dec. IL, 1945-Charles E. Stewa


1925 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Filed Dec. IL. 1945-Charles Z. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United sstes iS5 1hf pstrIst q GS
FOGEIMAN. Plaintiff. VS.. CARROLL HoFF-
MAN FOGELMAN. Defendant.-No. Bob.
The object of this suit is for annulment
of marriage or In the alternative divorce
on the ground of desertion for more than
is his Ilh day OF December. l9i5. ordered
that the defendant. Carroll Hoffman Fogel-
man, cause his appearance to be entered
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays oe-
curing after the, day Of the. first publica-
NH VIII be- proese Gde Win rs IN case Of dee
fault. Provided. copy Of this order be
published once week Tor three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star Newspaper before
said day. 80 II. A. ScHMElNHAUI.
STEWART, Clerk. BY EMMA c. siMPsoE,,
Deputy Clerk. del3.20.2G.
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LOTS WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.

PAY CASH FOR LOTS in d. C. or Nd;
will buy one or group or acreage. w. M.
BAUMAN, l Thomas Circle. MA. 6229.
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed it. II you have
"Lettered-Outa correctly ita thick.
Answer 70 Yesterdays Letter 0uA
tvl EvENING-ENGINE fmotor).
lA} URBAN-BURN (Scotch ereekl.
I'D PASTEL-TAPES fbindst,
4U) yALuES-SLAVE {eSne3.
tE ENDuRE-uNDEN tbeneathl.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouses. with
Arms desirine Central location in Alex
andria or Arlington. Va; reasonable rent
and long-term lease assured JOHN c.
WRIGHT CH arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

STAKE BODY, Patton; by hour, day o.
week: 1872 Chevrolet; reasonable rates
MI I'll ~.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEVERLY BEACH, on chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Writ,
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A, Co, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
This

Mother-I've made a mistake in
correcting you for finding fault with
the younger children before them.
I'm going to stop this and won't
you try to be more patient with
them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
DESK SPACE Fer RENT.

COMMERCIAL GROUND
1r building wanted. 1000 to 5000 50. It.
will buy or rent. Call RA. 6652 or 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20

1907 H ST, N,W;-In dignifed ONCE desk
SPACE. mail and phone service. S. J.
BROWN, RE. $500, Ext. 1000, or GE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20

West leads the jack of diamonds,
East plays the king. Plan the play.
tCopyright, 1945, by Charles H. Goren)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Vireinis Linck Honored

Another active collegisn is
Miss Virginia Llnck, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Llnck Of
Cheyenne avenue. who has been
elected secretary treasurer Of
the Kalamazoo College Dramatic
Society Miss Linck IS a sopho-
more and a member of Kappa
PHI Literary Society.
Members OF the Women's
League al the University OF De-
trolt are busy making plans for
their annual Sadie Shuttle Nov.
% IN Florence Auditorium
Miss Jeanne Kessler is chair
man OF this years hillbllly party
and Miss Mary Carver IS han
ding the date bureau.
The "back.hill' motif will be
carried out in the ballroom decor
as well as IN the retreshment
room.
Miss Margaret Schmidt Is
chairman of the decorating COM
rnfttee- wtttr tf7e -SfiS>es-Annc
Hughes, Elizabeth DoN, Marge
johnson. Sandy Lafeyre, Lois
Couslno, Bette Marchand KITTY
Barton and Mary Fanteen as
aides.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
De+roi+er
Is Married

NORM A CHAMBERS
II USNR. and It John David
Richardson Jr> were married
Saturday morning in the Navy
Chapel on Treasure Island IN
California
The bride Is the daughter Of
Allen Franklin Chambers Of
Freeport. H., and the late Mrs.
Chambers. 1t. Richardson is tho
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j D.
Richardson Of Edison avenue.
Miss Alice PoGgenklaSs Of
Glendale. Cal, niece Of the
bride vas the maid of honor.
It. Cmdr. Joseph Paul Stratton
Of Sullivan. Ind. was the pest
man.
A breakfast and reception
was held al the St Francis
Hotel in San Francisco. 1t.
and Mrs Richardson left on A
wedding trip 10 Palm Springs
and southern California.
The brlue served an assign
ment Of l3 months as nurse
on the hospital ship USS Solace
before being established in San
Francisco as head of navy
nurses. She was automatically
released from service following
her marriage.
1t Richardson Jr served
with-the Supply Corps. USAR,
in North Africa, Italy Sicily
and England for two years be-
fore being resSSiCned 10 duty
with the y O + T Al San
Francisco. 1t Richardson ex-
poets an early release and they
plan 10 make their home in De-
trOlt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Wonan's Club Meets

THE SOUTHFAS : TE RN
WOMENS CLUB VIII meet al
Il 4. n Monday IN the parlors
of ST Marks Methodist Church.
The regular meeting will follow
Al l:3o p. m Mrs. Roy Buckln-
dali, Mrs Burdette Smith and
Mrs. Edwin Klink will be the
hoStesses for tho daN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Pointe PIayersin Willow

erick of Birchcrest drive. has
been selected as a candidate for
the office OF junior representa-
tive on the Stephens College
campus service board.
The board provides the stu
dents with many services which
make campus life more pleasant.
such as tea rooms. student fur
nlshing exchanges and inflrmary
flower service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

THE Misses Betty 10 Fsulk
and Patricia Fell played the
feminine leads in the romantic
drama, The Willow and l." The
Pointe Players Fall production,
on Saturday evening In The
Crosse Pointe High School audi
torium.
The hero Of the play, young
doctor, was portrayed by Ws-
liam Mcbride.
Robert Johnson played The
part of the aged father, and
Miss Mary Ellen Antrim, the
aunt.
Robert Holbrook was very
professional in the part OF Dr.
Oliver. and David Sutter did
equally as well IN the part OF
DR.. Trubee.
Miss Mary Trumbull proved
an amusing "Tinny the col
ored maid, and Miss Diane
Faulk vas Mabel" the other
household helper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Dearborn Garden
Meeting Monday.

The Dearborn branch Of the
Womans National Farm and
Garden Association will meet
Monday at the residence Of
Mrs Horace Prink in Mohawk
Drive. Mrs. Ernest Knoblock
will sneak on Holiday Decora-
iIons There will be a l o'clock
Iac-prf
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Difficulty Encountered

Harry Anderson, the Polnte
Club sponsor. ran into consider
able difficulty In casting the
parts of Bailey" and kukey,
two small boys, as all the fell
lows IN the group are 4 husky
lot. Carl Rossette and Jack
Marcus we're finally selected and
they did an excellent Job
-Penn!nan- hn1d-npea
house IN his home IN Lincoln
road for all the cast and IT'S CO.
workers.
Miss Carol Broderick, dauah-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. L Brod-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
COmmissiOm
Proceedings
CITY COMMIssI0N
November IL. lo<S
rnpavnts asov ~ ~ bar

commission CuamDer.
AZ . regular meeting OF the City
Commission Of the City Of Mount Glenn
ems held on the above date. there were
present Mayor Wagner and Commis-
sioners Verkler and DuBay. Absent
Commissioners Breitmeyer and oehm-
ke.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner DuBay-Verkler moved
that the transfer of SDM and Tavern
License from Lorraine Kazaitis, 256
North Walnut Street to Bernard Bolle
al 81 Cass Avenue. be laid on the
table for one W week pending inves-
tigation.
Carried.
Yea--verklsr. DuBay and Wagner.
Nays-None.
Commissioner Verkler-DuBay moved
that the Report Of the Finance Com
missioner be accepted and that the
Mayor and Clerk be. and they hereby
are. authorized and directed to issue
warrants against the several funds
therein named. a. follows;
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
NupfIaIs Performed
In Missouri, Kansas
ovids end Groom
Tsevel 20 Miles

LEXINGTON, Mo. -uD =
T-Sgt. James Muecke and his
bride, NADIA Louise Bertz, trav-
eled 40 miles for the legal pro-
nouncement of their marriage.
Muecke and his bride h a d
planned to be married here, but
it was discovered at the last
moment that the couple had q
Kansas marriage license.
All Of the ceremony except
the pronouncement was per-
formed here. The wedding
party travelled 40 miles to the
west side of the ansas-Missouri
bridge in Kansas City, where.
the Rev. John Lindsay conclud-
ed the ceremony:
"In accordance with the stat
utes of the State of Kansas, and
the power in me vested, l pro.
nounce you man and wife"
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Veteran Insurance
AGENT Gives Recipe
Work and Service
In Champs Advice

HOLDREGE, Nebr. - W.D -
Consistent work and service to
policy holders are responsible
for Carl r. Hendrickson's record
Of selling $1,O27,0 900 worth Of in
surance last year in rural area,
according to the agent.
Hendrickson, an honorary
member of the Million Dollar
Roundtable club of national un-
derwriters, reports he made
267 policy sales from 1000 calls
in 275 days. He led the entire
sales force Of the Bankers Life
Insurance Co, last year, and
since 1887, with the exception OF
1899, had led in Nebraska for
his company.
Life insurance men should
treat vocation in such a manner
as to merit the confidence of
every policyholder," the veteran
agent advises other statesmen.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
STREET FUND

SZ,4Ib.So
CHARTER COMMISSION FUND
Michigan Municipal League 17o 697.o0
PARK FUND
Payroll l4t-ii $50 ON
Lakeside Fuel 4 Supply 10 .85
Chas. s. Terrin Co. 10 "a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

mo atzvllglu il stiprina. G kas Observation-Disclosures su
ooseVlkais, koks aukstus tksus s beturetu galvoje
Vrsta kaip il bolsevkp agentu yra tue ngesnis
mes nlekas, isskyrus veno-kito jo tokiu neaiko.
la prasme Hillmano sutartis SUI Kuznecoyu, k11ia
o. D. surlsta bus tampriais rysias bolsevku pro-
fesiniu darbinnku organzaciju sajunga apmaneia 81
m]onus darbinlnku, yra ddzausia paslauga boseviz-
mu If joks bolsevku agentas tos pasaugos nebuu ga
leJes atllkt C Himan, nors ir nera bolsevku agen-
tas del savo isskirtines pozicos l. O. Sta atiko lis
dar pacau bolsevikQ inftracija pravere jau ir tap
Dravras dllrs.
Sis .pavyzdys prstu prikisama parodo kad bendra-
ku yra nusakyt ka dabartins Amerikos bendradarba-
vimas su sovietu saunga ivairose srityse karineje
poitneje ir socianeje q aba netolimoje atetye is
kes aiksten laba opiu problemu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
Raportas is
Washingtono

Musu visuomene, girdedama
kad Lietuvos Pasiuntinybe Wa
shingtone kviecia Lietuvisku
laikrasciu redaktorius pasitari-
mui bendrais tautos klausi-
mais, j ta susirinkima dejo
daug graziu vilciu.
Pc to susirinkimo Washing
tone turime pranesti kad is to-
nieko neisejo, net pasitarimas
neivyko.
Salti faktai toxic: National,
ALT "triju didziQju" buvo su-
tarta taip: uzvilkinti laika -
abb dienas - su savo tarybos
reikalais, ir paskui skirstytis
namon, kad redaktoriai kaip
redaktoriai negautu laiko nei
progos susesti savo formaliam
pasikalbejimui.
Tarybos pirmininkas L. ST.
mutis, Vasario II, pertraukoje
pietums, kada jau buvo ateje
ir tautiniai redaktoriai, ir ka-
da vienas-kitas kataliku redak-
torius reiske mint kad toks
pasitarimas turetu ivykti, pra-
nese kad tam laiko nebus, mes
jie dar ir po pietu (tam pasi-
tarimui nuskirtu laiku) lures
baigti svarstyti tarybos reika-
lus. Tame pasitarime, sake jis,
nebus ko kito kalbeti kaip tik
apie tuos pacius dalykus kurie
jau apkalbeti.
Nors visi bendrai valge pie
tus, bet tarybos "trys didieji"
kaip tai keistai lyg muse pra-
rije sedejo, ju nebuvo net gir-
deti. Tas JUGS ir isduoda kad
jie galejo tureti koki savo pla-
nuka tautinius redaktorius vi
sal paignoruoti. Xiii visi tarp
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
Lietuvoje bus RuOssiami
kunigai SOvietu Rusiiai!

Tarp sukciausiu propagan-
dos siekimu parodyti Amerikai
kaip "geri" yra bolsevikai, ra-
So J. J. Gilbert, is Washington
no, Michigan Catholic laikras-
tyje, yra pastaru laiku sklei-
DIANA Amerikoje propaganda
kaip Sovietu Rusijoje grazinta
net religijos laisve, ma Kau-
ne ir Vilniuje mokinami kuni-
gai Sovietu Rusijai!
IS to iseina, betgi, kad Kau-
mas ir Vilnius jau yra Sovietu
Rusijos teritorijos, ne Lietu-
vos teritorija, mes kokia teise
turetu svetima valstybe ruos-
tt dvasiskius kitai valstybei? 4?
kodel patti Russia negali pasi-
ruosti sau reikalingu kunigu ?
Toje propagandoje, sake p.
Gilbert, yra ia klastinga keis-
tenybe: Kodel Rusijai dabar
krlnigu prireike, kuomet ten Xxi
siolei kunigai buvo zudomi ir
is Rusijos vejami?
Sprendziant is to kaip ku-
nigai buvo pjaunami Lenkijo-
je ir Lietuvoje, ar yra kokia
garantija kad Rusai dabar jau
ju nores tose salyse?
Betgi Amerikoje randa to-
kiu kurie panasioms bolseviku
nesamonems tiki. Tuomi Mas
kva ir laimi Amerikoje sau
pritareju ir salininku.
xzI ''ii''
ssIOJE salyje aktyviai vel
kia apie 100000 gydytoju, is
ju apie 100000 turf rysius su
ligoninemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
KO CT MAN LIUDNA?

(M Dagilelio eiles)
Ko gi man liudna, ar ko pasiilgau?
Tark nors zodeli tn muza mieloji!
Ko asai verksmu blakstienas sau vilgau,
Kan rasa ziba ant skruosto gailioji?
Kan paregejau, o kan pamylejau,
Tave poetu grazus angeleli?....
Juk man ramuma ir laime zadejai -
siadien gi kartu siunti varguzeli. 80.
Oi kaip laimingas toll laimingesnis
saltas paskindes juroj akmenelis!
Uz name daug kart yra turtingesnis
Lietuvos giriu margas paukstuzelis.
Sotin j Dievas, vargai neiveikia,
Tupi ramus sau ir garbin' Auksciausi,
Nuo siaures VETO jam sleptis nereikia,
10 giesme skamba pc miska placiausi.
0 kad taip pauksciu pavirsti galeciau,
II asai giesme liuosybes ,giedociau!
Ka sirdis jaucia vargdieniams ciulbeciau
Draug SUI jais dziaugciaus, drauge ir
raudociau!..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

saves kalbejosi, ir Darbininko
redaktorius p. Kneizys Xxi pas
kutines minutes uzsimindinejo
kad pasitarimas turetu ivykti.
Sta paskelbiame tam kad
tarybininku "trys didieji" vel
neimtu visuomeneje leisti klai-
dinancias ,pasakas, kaip jie pa
leido sarysyje SUI LVS pasiuly-
mu tarybininkams tariffs ben
drais klausimais isvien dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
(Bus daugiau)
Naudinga knyga
MANU- DAKTARAS

Naudinga knyga kiekvienam tureti namuo-
Sc. su daugybe receptu ir paaiskinimu apie
igas, slogas, skaudejimus, katarus, ir tt.
TIA puslapiu didumo, audimo virseliais.
kama SUI prisiuntimu $500
(Galima prisiusti paste zenklais)
Reikalaulkit "DirvOjen
$500 Superior Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
Gyvenimas ''Darbininkq Rojuje"
AMERIKIEcIU PATYRIMAI RUsJoJE PEREITA VAsARA

dirbiniais, naujomis rinkomis, ir viskuo
kas surista su kompeticija.
"Patemijai kad tokiuose klausimuose
Sis zmogelis nenusimano. Planavimo sme-
genys randasi Kremliuje, ne dirbtuvese."
Sic vyrai aplink stala vidutiniai buvo
81 metu amziaus. Jie yra rimti, darbstus
jauni vyrai norinti prasisiekti -- tokios
pat rusies kaip uztiktum jaunu dirbtuviu
vedeju sueigoje Americas dirbtuveje 1917
metals kuomet komunizmas buvo revoliu-
cine partija jie buvo tik kudikiai. Kuo-
met jie suaugo jie paseke komunistu par
tia delto kad il atstovauja autoriteta, jie-
ga il turtinguma.
Sekanti ryta Kirilov atvyko aprodyti
NUNS dirbtuve kur isdirbama Sovietu au-
tomobiliai Amerikoje tuzinas didziuju
kompaniju isleidzia simts ivairiu modeliu.
sioje salyje viena dirbtuve isdirba viena
model, ir visi padaromi automobiliai att
tenka tiktai privilegiujotai klasei - auks-
tiesiems komunistams, dirbtuviu direkto-
riams ir valdzios komisarams
Sic automobiliai isrodo lyg 1886 Oak
land sedan modeliai. Tai lepsiskos inzi-
nerijos darbas. Jie pavadinti "ZES'', kas
reiskia pirmutines raides "Stalino vardo
dirbtuves". Mes vienu tokiu vazinejome
kasdien, ir tiesiog ko neuztranke mus.
Nuns pasakojo, automobiliu dirbimas
pradeta 1924 metals, automobilis darytas
Sovietu pavidalu, ant inzino kuris priim-
tas pasekant garsu Americas Hercules in
zina, isdirbama Canton, Ohio. Johnston
debtelejo name keistai, as j - pasiro-
do niekas Amerikoje nera girdeje apie ta
garsu Hercules. Pradedant 1880 metals
81 dirbtuve nupirko 125 milijonu dolariu
vertes Americas masineriju penkiu metu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
Viskas tvarkOma is Kremliaus

Johnston klausia ivairiu klausimu ir
teirauiasi kaip 81 kompanija ruosiasi po-
karinei produkcijai, kaip nustato kainas.
Direktorius ir jo padejejai negali atsaky-
tt. Jie neslepe to nuo musu, buvo aisku jie
patys nezino. Tokius dalykus nusprendzia
Kremliaus valdovai.
Tarp uzsigerimu ir ivairiu linkejimu,
Johnston pakusda man: "Tas direktorius
yra puikus zmogus. Bet ne jis tikrenybe-
je dirbtuves reikalus veda. Jam pavesta
tik produkcija. Amerikoje tas atliekama
skyriaus vedejo, kuris gall butt arba ne
butt kompanijos vice prezidentas. Ame-
rikoniskos korporacijos prezidentas turi
rupintis ne tik produkcija bet naujais is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
IS darbo iSIikti uzdrausta

Johnston paklause kaip jie cia apsiei-
ma su darbininkais isliekanciais is darbo
(absenteeizmu) Direktorius to zodzio vi
sal nesuprato nors jam isaiskinta. Jeigu
darbininkas suserga, aiskino NUNS, jis tu-
ri kreiptis dirbtuves 'daktara kad galetu
islikti is darbo. Jeigu jo liga rimta, dirb-
tuves sociale apdrauda moka 80 nuos jo
algcs per iris menesius. Jeigu dar nepa-
sveiksta, jis gauna arba laikina invalido
pazymi arba lengvesni darba. Nescia mo-
teris gauna triju menesiu paliuosavima
pirm gimdymo ir iris ar keturias savaites
to. Johnston sake, jis nekalba apie sirgi-
ma bet siaip islikima is darbo Kada di-
rektorius pagaliau suprato, jis atsake kad
toxic dalyko pas JUGS nera. Tinginiai ar
ba apsleideliai darbininkai buna viesai is
barami plakatuose kabinamuose dirbtuve-
je ant sienu ir per di1btuves garsiakal-
bius. Jei darbininkas susekamas tingi-
niaujant du ar iris kartus, jo reikala pa
ina dirbtuves unija svarstyti. Mes patty
rem kad svarstymas buna labai atkaklus.
Tokiu budu islikimas is darbo galimas tick
kick Americas kalejime galetu islikti ka-
linys is tos istaigos - ir uz daugeli tokiu
pat priezasciu.
Musu kapitalistiniams protams sunku
suprasti kad socializmo sistemoje dirbtu-
We priklausytu darbininkams, bet tikreny
be yra kad darbininkas priklauso savo
dirbtuvei; be jos jis neturetu ko valgyt ir
kur atsigulti.
ZES dirbtuve, kaip ir Stormovik is
dirbyste, pasirodo neturi jokiu svelniai
veikianciu assembly liniju. Taciau, kai
perkeliavom kita puse Uralu, teko patir-
tt Sovietu produkcija pagerejusia. Mes
ju darbininkams isrodom didele keisteny-
be, kaip ir jie NUNS.
Darbininku ir direktoriu algos vieno-
je dirbtuveje yra lygiai tos pacios kaip ir
kitoje-ir taip visose kur tik mes lankem.
Viena dirbtuve lankydami matem ant
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-02

troll over the Belgian Congo in At
RIGA, militarists agree that the
United States should have control
of an African base.
The base might be in Cape Verde
Islands, which are Portuguese, or
on Spanish possession just off the
coast of Africa. But both of these
nations are neutral and are just as
friendly to other nations as they are
to the United States.
This brings the little republic of
Liberia into more prominence than
heretofore. Already the United
States has working agreements
with the Liberians and it may not
be too difficult to persuade the
Liberians to grant another conces-
sion to the United States.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-02
U. 5. WANTS AFRICAN BASE
TO CONTROL URANIUM

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (ANP)
Because of the atomic bomb, the
world rocking invention which
brought a quick end to the war
against Japan, the United States
must seek an African base if it is
to control the uranium ore.
Uranium, from which comes the
mighty power, is found in large
rich deposits in the Belgian Congo.
Other deposits, minor compared
with the African product, are
found in Colorado and in the Bear
Lake region of Canada and in
Czechoslovakia.
In order to exercise effective con-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Cuptoin And Mrs.
Wainwright Honored
AT Buffet Supper

On Tuesday evening the home
of Mayor and Mrs. John r. Watts
was the setting for a beautifully
appointed buffet supper honor
ing Captain ard Mrs. Jonathan
Wainwright, Jr.
A congenial group of friends
had been invited to meet Captain
Wainwright, who is a son of Lieu
tenant General Jonathan Vain
wright, ST., now a prisoner of war
of the Japanese, and Mrs. Vain
wright. Captain Wainwright also
is commander of the SIS. "Tri-
ton" which was recently launched
at ingalls, with Mrs. Watts as
sponsor.
Besides the foregoing the guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Guest, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Swi-
CERT, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Coyne Obi
loxi), Mr.. and Mrs. Easton King,
Lieutenant and Mrs. r. w. Fields
and Fred Cicatelli, Tom Green,
and John Randolph.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
VFW Post To Hold
Poppy Sole June 9
For Building Fund

The Elmer Grant Post 1878 of
Pascagoula, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will conduct a poppy sale
in Pascagoula Saturday, for the
benefit of a building fund, r. S.
Rankin, adjutant and chairman
of the drive, announced.
The little peoples are made by
hospitalized veterans who re-
ceive ten per cent from the sale
for spending money. Ninety per-
cent of the proceeds will be used
by the local post to construct a
VFW home which will be a clear
ing house for all veterans need
ing assistance and will consist of
a eanteen and lounge, a club room
for the women and accommoda-
tions for meetings, Mr.. Rankin
said.
In connection with raising
money for this fund. a drive is
also being made in the business
district for this purpose. The
campaign has the sanction of the
Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. Ran
kin pointed out.
There are already funds on
hand for the purchase of a site
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Pound And A Holf
Daughter Born To
Mr.. and Mrs. Edton

Mrs. George Eaton has been
moved to her home in East Moss
Point following the birth of a
laughter, George Belle, who was
born last Saturday at the Jack
sbn County hospital. George
Belle. who weighed one and a
half pounds at birth is an incuba-
tor baby and must remain at the
hospital for the next three
months.
MIR. Eaton is a veteran of
World War II. having received a
discharge for total disability
from the Ford General hospital
in Chickasaw. Okla, last Novem-
Der. He had been under treat
ment at various hospitals for
over a year for wounds received