Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1942, Page 7

' > THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1942. s A-$ District Communist Party Pledges Loyalty In Fight on Axis Calls for Freedom for Browder So He Can Play Part Against Hitler A “victory rally” sponsored by the | District Communist Party last| night at the National Press Clubi indorsed a resolution pledging “un- | deviating loyalty” to this Nation in | the war effort and calling on Presi- | dent Roosevelt to free Earl Brovder, | former party leader now serving a prison term, so he may “add his important contribution to the de- feat” of the Axis The audience of approximately 500 contributed to a collections “to | help liberate Browder and win the | war.” in response to an appeal by | Ruth McKenney, author, one of the speakers. In the resolution which was to be sent to the President, the party declared: “We pledze to you our untiring efforts to mobilize all Amer- | icans behind vour production and fiscal program so imperative for complete victory. Soviet Successes Cited. Martin Chancey, secretary of the District party. who presided, de- clared that the United States “can & . S 4 S learn a great deal from the Soviet | ‘\ sy . & &g i Union” in its fight against the Axis. 3 HE ats “The Soviet Union now is setting | : : i | 3 i an example in military technique, 2 Industrial technique and fighting de- | termination to the rest of the world,” he said. Another speaker. Shmuel Darcy, Have Personality party secretary in Pennsylvania. re- N 3 s U 4 ferred to the Soviet victories against ' . ; : s tterin the Nazis as “vindication for us ; ? LI fla . depe'ndableg, e‘c.h Communists,” who “have done all ’ 1 : style a classic-plus-chic in our power from the beginning to 3 X .. = I’ E smash Hitlerism.” o ; - Far cry from their ancestral ‘“good, tailored hats,” Hits at Congressional Critics. AR , 2 these newest Dobbs fur felts have the blithe details you Mr. Darcy scored some members | ) ' demand: of Congress for their contention that | : E / B Y A "W’II American Communists would not | $ 5 y / g — ipaway” is a beret with tiny tucks on support the fight against Germany | ] 3 7 i i 7 3|05 St Thiier had no: attoeked the Sovier | i ; ; : parade. Headsizes 675 to 7% lo Union. “In this struggle we seek | ¥ 4 2 k§ 5 B—"'Swirl” puckers its becoming bri . g brim, in- no partisan advantage,” he said,| . v A # f? . o i s .95 L et e L e e 7 . dents its high crown. Headsizes 7 to 7% __ |2 any one, not even Mr. Dies (Repre- 1 s Both in black, brown or spring-fresh navy—to order, sentative Dies, chairman of the| ¥ : v e e House Committee Investigating Un- | atg shghfly hlgher price, in l'gh' colors. MILLINERY AND MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. American Activities), to do every- thing in our power to defend our - ’ B e . 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