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Mcclellan
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dent pro tempore, succeeding Viz
ginia's ailing Carter Glass. When
President Roosevelt died and Mr..
Truman moved up to the White
House, Senator Mcclellan became the
Senate's regular presiding officer.
although his title remained un-
changed
Has Busy Schedule.
But that is only a start in his
official duties. He is chairman of
the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads; acting chairman of the
powerful Appropriations Committee
and an active worker on its subcom-
lmittees, and q member Of the Com
mittee on Rules, Library and Civil
Service He also has an important
voice in proceedings of the Byrd
Economy Committee
In addition he is frequent and
spirited participant in Senate de-
bate.
In his new vantage point at cab
met meetings. Senator Mcclellan will
be in a position to render two-way
help to the administration. He will
be available for instant consulta-
ton on legislative matters, and from
his chair as presiding officer he
can smooth the way for admins
tration measures in the Senate.
"WishfuI thinking won't win the
war-buying Bonds will do much
more"
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Uarns uf UhankB

express our appreciation to the Rev. A. j
EDWARDS, pastor Of the Zion Baptist
Church, Mrs; j. q. Smith, organist direc
tor OF the Zion Baptist Church: Mr. j. A.
king, SUPERINTENDENT of Division of Regis
tered Mails: Mr.. D. Wrestling. section chief.
and employees, the District Grand Lodge,
No. q the Ways and Means Committee of
the Chaldeans, Carnation Art Club. rela-
tives and friends during our recent be-
reavement
THE FAMILY
COLLINS, WILLARD F. We shall always
remember with grateful appreciation the
kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral
onerings during our recent bereavement.
MRS. PEARL COLLINS AND DAUGHTER
FLIPPING, KEFFIER NJ. The wife and
family of the late kEFFIER M. FILIPINO
wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation
the many expressions of sympathy ex-
tended during the illness and passing Of
JEANETTE M. FILIPINO
MILLER. ROSA. This is to acknowledge
with thanks the many expressions Of love
and sympathy as shown by floral tributes
and services from our neighbors, friends
and relatives. especially the Rev, Holloman n,
the members of his church and Or. L, H.
Maloney during the long illness and pass
ing Of our beloved one, ROSA MILLER
THE FAMILY.
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Fairgrounds 10 Compete
In 0ne-Act PLAY Finals

Finals of the junior one-act play
tournament, sponsored by the Dis
trict Recreation Department, will be
held at 1880 pm. tomorrow and
Tuesday at the Langley Junior High
School, First and T streets NE.
Students from to IL years of age
will participate in the following pro-
auctions tomorrow night: THE Sim
pie Things of Life" presented by
Happy Hollow Playground; Little
Square Toes" by Hearst Playground
"Slopodopolus," by Buchanan Play
ground, and which Is Witch?" by
Congress Heights Playground.
Scheduled for Tuesday are the
following presentations in the junior
classification, ages 10 to 10: "These
Doggone Elections" by Montrose
Playground: The Sentimental
Scarecrow,' by Taft Recreation Cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
NAACP Enlists 600
New District Members

More than $500 members have
been obtained in the l945 campaign
to reach a goal of $4,000 members
of the District branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, Eugene
Davidson, campaign director, an
nounced yesterday. The drive
opened on April 6.
Miss Mamie Burroughs, president
OF the Trade and Professional
Women's School, will speak at the
associations meeting at 6 pm. today
at Lincoln Congregational Temple,
Eleventh and r streets NV.
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year ago, was being transferred from
Red Cross headquarters in Austria
liza to another post at the time OF
the crash. Killed with her were
Miss Ann Dingle Woodward, Is
of st. Paul Park, Mimi, and Miss
Cecil F. Nichols, %, of Newark, N. J
Miss Grow attended Hannah
more Academy at Reisterstown, Md.
and Smith College. She had beer
overseas since Nav.
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Senate Hearings Called
On Machine Tool Sales

Ply the Associated Press.
A Senate Small Business Sub
committee yesterday called hear
ings for Wednesday on the problem
of postwar disposal of Government
owned machine tools.
Chairman Stewart said J. B. Cars
well, head of Canada's surplus prop
erty disposal agency. has accepted
an invitation to explain during the
hearings his country's plan for ma
chine tool disposal. Witnesses from
the machine tool industry and Gov
eminent officials also will be heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

plane crash near
Perth, Austria
liza, according to
word received at
the national Of
hees here yes
terday.
M ISIS Grow,
who was en-
employed at the
British Supply
Council and the
United Kingdom
treasury dele
G a tion offices
before volun-
teering for Red
Cross work a
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D. 6. Fuel Oil Dealers
Warned to File Reports

District fuel oil dealers with reg
istered oil capacity of $50 or more
gallons were reminded by the Dis
trict OPA yesterday that they have
until Wednesday to file their sec
ond semiannual balance" sheet.
On that date dealers must have
filed complete information with the
agency on ration coupons and fuel
oil on hand as of April /.
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Maj. Perkins Services
T omorrow in Arlington

Graveside services for Mai. BoyC
w. Perkins, World War veteran, who
died Tuesday in veterans hospital
at Bay Pines, Fla, will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow in Arlington Gene
terry.
Maj. Perkins, a native OF Balti-
more. was a former resident of the
District. He was member of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Clyde Rowlett Perkins, Richmond
Va, and a sister, Miss Jean v. Per-
kinS, Baltimore.
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which she was Mrs de Months.
secretary at the time of her death.
She was a member of Ell Club de las
Americas.
Born in Portland, Greg, MIS-. de
Months lived in Europe for 10 years
before the World War. Before COM
ing to the District she was resi-
dent of Gig Harbor, Wash.
She Is survived by brother, Ivan
K. Hadlock, Phoebus. Va, and a sis
ter, Mrs, Carmita Helmbold. Ocean
Side, Calf.
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n i II e S IuNeTdl
home, with the
Rev. James H.
Miers, pastor of
the Fourth Pres
byterian Church,
officiating. Bur-
ial will be in
Fort Lin c oil n
Cemetery.
Mrs. de Mon
tbs came here in
1926 to help in
the estab | ! S h.
m en- t of the
| American Equity
Associa ton, of
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ter: Madness in Triple Time" by
Columbia Recreation Center.
An award will be made to the most
Outstanding actor or actress from
the combined junior and sub-junior
Iclassifications. A winning play will
| be chosen from each classification.
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Rites for Mrs. De Months
To Be Conducted tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle
de Months, 81, who died suddenly
Thursday in Garfield Hospital, will
be held at 100 am. Tuesday at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Miss Geraldine Crow Dies
In Australian Plane Crash

Miss Geraldine Martin Grow, a.
formerly of Washington, was one
of three American Red Cross staff
assistants killed in a recent air.
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4nurtlinu

BROWDY. LOUIS BENJAMIN. Unveil.
Ing OF monument for the late LOUIS
BENJAMIN BROWDy, who died May "A,
1874, husband of Mrs Cecilia Browdy and
father of Mrs. Sol Stern. Mrs Ralph Han
son and Miss Helen Browdy. Alex, Herman
Aoraham, Harry, Dana and Meyer Browdy
Snveiims on Sunday April %, at pm
Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Friends invited
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WORSHIPFUL MASTER.
Attest: JOHN j. BARNES, Jr Secy:

JOllN j. ., SeCy.
COLLINS. MICHAEL A. On Thursday.
April 10. 1945, MICHAEL A COLLINS.
beloved husband of Anna E. Collins OF
1893 South Dakota ave. ne, father of
Mrs. Ramon Granados. Mrs Wilton NJ
Schrider Mrs Kenneth W Russell and
Mrs Vincent L. Nicholson Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon funeral home. 1881
Ga. ave, on Monday. April %, at $50
an. High requiem mass at st. Anthony S
Church at am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. %
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"WishfuI thinking won't win the
war-buying Bonds will do much
more"
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CASTELL. JOHN NJ A special com
a munication of St, Johns Lodge,
N No. IL. F. A. A. NJ. is called
IN for Tuesday, April "a. 1945, at
MN2 pm to attend the funeral OF
Xxx our late brother. Past Master
JOHN NJ. CASTELL. BY order
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-11

MANILA. The Robert s. Treswell
Club is mecca for servlcemen
from all parts of Greater Manila
This popular recreational center,
located on the corner of Sniga-
long and Remedies Streets is the
first REQ Cross Club in the Greater
Manila Area to be named in hon.
or of hero of World War II.
Capt Treswell was the son of
Captain and Mrs. Treswell, form
erly of the oath Infantry. He was
born at Fort Benning, Georgia
During his high school and college
days he was promising tennis
player and participated in the maj
or sports as well.
He graduated from West Point
and was the third ranking student
in his class Shortly after the out
break of war, Capt. 1resweil was
attached to the goth Bomber Squad
ron and had % missions to his
credit before he was killed in act
ion in the European Theatre Of
Operations.
The American Red Cross staff
in charge of the Treswell Club has
worked-out a well balanced pro-
gram of leisure time activities in
Guiding dances, ping-pong tourna-
ment(, badminton, bridgei whist
and other table games. Birthday
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-11
Project To Honor
James W. Johnson

NEW YORK CAMP "A $4,000, 900
Harlem housing project will be
named in honor of James Weldon
johnson, late songwriter, author
and actor, according to an an
nouncement here last week by the
New York City Housing author
ity.
The project will cover three city
blocks, East 112th to 115th streets
Park to Third avenues and will
contain 1910 apartments in 10
buildings, city architects revealed.
johnson, who died about 10 years
ago as the result of an automobile
accident, also teamed with his bro
Their, j. Rosamond Johnson, in
writing the musical RED Moon
in addition to writing spirituals
and other Negro folk music. His
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3y S/SGT. l.. 4. LIDRAZZAH

TORRE DEL LAGO, Italy -
CAMP The greatest of all out
fits of the end division was the
442nd Japanese American Combat
team.
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Liberal Demos
lahore FEPC

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA} =
What started out as an organizat-
ton of liberal Democrats led by
Claude Pepper of Florida, but
somehow Sen. Theodore Bii5o in
Guided in its ranks was organized
last week to push for legislation on
the democratic front in line with
the recommendations of President
Truman.
Significantly, Pepper the spear
head OF the movement announced
that they won't talk about such
party-dividing issues as a perman-
ent Fair Employment Practice
Committee.
Association with Sen. Pepper in
the venture are Senators Mead OF
of West Virginia Ebert Thomas of
the Mead of New York Kilgore
Ebert Thomas of Utah Magnuson
Murray of Montana. Fulbright of
Iullbright of Arkansas, Mitchell
of Washington, Taylro of Idaho.
About thirty invitations were
sent out, it was learned. One went
to Sen Bilbo who attended the
luncheon Asked whether he con-
sidered Bilbo a liberal, Sen. Pepper
declared: Il don't agree with him
Oh many things but I think so.
Another invitation was sent to
Sen. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico
Sen. Chevez did not attend the
meeting however because of his
absence from the city at the time
He told the NNPA last week if he
had been there "they would not
have excluded the FEPC.
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Characterization
CombatantS Cited

From the beginning to the end,
they outfought the Senegalese OF
World War I. They couldn't be
stopped by anything Hitler had.
During the zero hour of their last
attack, I was with them.
They took an objective within
80 minutes that had withstood con-
slant attacks by other units and
they did not stop until they reach
ed the outskirts of Genoa, under
the banners of the 92nd division
on April 20, the day when Monta
Mora, the last Nazi commanded
bastion on the Mediterranean
hoisted a white flag.
Although they have not been
publicized, they were good. They
fought as an attached unit of the
92nd, therefore, I feel as if they
should share the glory regardless
of their color or race.
Reports about the 92nd's good
and bad qualities may be accepted
or rejected on the proposition that
they were just like all other divi-
sions. We had our towards. But
there were many heroes, men who
would rather die fighting than give
one inch to the enemy as long as
t h ey had a handful of dirt to
throw at him.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-11
Haitian, Liberian
Chiefs Leave u. s.

WASHINGTON CAMP Chiefs
of mission for both the govern
ments of Haiti and Ethiopia left
the capital within the past seven
days, it is learned.
Ambassador Andre Liautaud re-
turned to Port-au-Prince where he
is making a report to President
Ellie Lescot on the San Francisco
conference.
Blotta Ephrem T. Medhen, Ethio-
plan minister, is enroute to London
where he will attend meeting OF
the United Nations Relief n d
Rehabilitation administration. Ac-
companying the minister is his
wife, Nine. Medhen and their new
baby. While abroad they will visit
a daughter in Paris.
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Robert S. 7resueH Club
Mecca For GIs In Manila

parties are staged each month and
plans are underway for monthly
amateur talent night.
Ralph A Long is director of the
Treswell Club. He is former
tennis champion and was an all
round athlete at Clark College. He
has had rich experience in COM
munity and recreation work and
prior to entering the Red Cross
was supervisor of recreation and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-08-11

book, "Black Manhattan which
is largely devoted to Negro show
business, was published in 1928 and
has become a textbook for Negro
showmen.
He toured the country with Rob-
ert (Bob) Cole in the early part of
the century with vaudeville
troupe known as Cole and john
son.
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assistant coach at Atlanta
Georgia.
Other members of the Staff are
Miss Willie c.. PoWe, assistant
club director, of New Orleans
formerly supervisor OF Parish
Schools in Louisiana; Miss Ocey
Smith, of New York City, pro.
gram director; and George Taylor
Waugh also of New York City, In
charge of welfare Services.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
Eisenhower
Will Make No
Move On AP

Paris, May 8.-(AP) - General
Eisenhower informed correspond
ents at Supreme headquarters to-
DAY that no action could be taken
against a news agency OF organlza-
uon Tor the act Of any IndlNlIudl
correspondent or correspondents.
Eisenhower replied by telephone
mlough his deputy chief OF stall
Major General Frederick Morgan,
to a letter signed by 81 correspon-
cents at SHAEF, which asked that
all Associated Press correspondents
IN this theatre be suspended until
a hours after the official announce
ment Of Germany's surrender.
The correspondents made the re-
quest as a result of what supreme
hea quarters described as an "un-
authorized" transmission Of AP Cor
respondent Edward kennedy's story
Yesterday of the ReimS surrender.
for nearly seven hours yesterday
afternoon, after the surrender story
was published, all Associated Press
llIlng facilities from the European
heatre were suspended, but later
thlS was lifted for all the AP stall
except Kennedy himself. Kennedy
is chief Of the AP's western tson'
staff.
brigader General Frank a, Al
len, Jr., director of supreme head
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
\azi Armies Are
W armed BN Russia
70 Stop Fighting

(HV The Associated PrcSs.)
The Moscow radio warned IN
broadcast to Germany al ID
4. IN. INT today that isolated
units of the German army ~.ll
fighting against the Red army
should cease hoStilitle> imme-
diatcly." The broadcast was re-
corded by { bES.
Marshal Stain Still had not
proclaimed the European victory
for Moscow. hoNeNer.
WY German listeners the
broadcast said. "lIitler Germany
is DESTROYED. The \azi army Is
i'm ruins. The HimmlerS, Hltler>
and GoerinsS are gone, but the
German people and the German
state will last.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
TROOPS IN ENGLAND
TO GET FURLOUGHS

London. May 8.-(AP-Bri-
gadirr General hocnis. COM
mamding the [. :. Army's Unit
ed Kingdom base, announced to-
day that all American troops in
the United Kingdom Will get
"victory furloughS' during the
months of May, June, July or
AugOSt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
SURRENDER Is CONFIRMED
Germans Are To Quit On Ali Fronts
Hitler S Body Is
Reported Located |
In Berlin Ruins

With the British SceGrd ARM.
May APO (0loncl Anoioiy
PiiuGin, war correspondent OF
1aSS, official Soviet news aSfh-
CN, has said a Russian general
had stated that the body of a
man identified as Adolf Hitler
had been found III the ruins OF
Berlin.
The Russian general was not
named.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
SUPERFORTS PRESS
RAIDS OVER JAPAN

Washington, May S,--(AP)--
>uperfurtrcSSeS continued thcir
attack On Japanese airilelds to-
daN tNaN s, Japanese tim") with
an attack ON four enemy air
drcmcs on The island of kNushu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
\<EAU kkER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Clearing and cooler weather
today. preceded by showers III
east and central portions, FOL
lowed by fair and cooler To-
night. Wednesday fair and cool.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

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