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Evening star., 1942-10-23
Quokers Ready to Serve

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % R.-
Forty-four of Pennsylvania S 4s-man
football squad now are enlisted in
the armed forces as reserves await
ing call to action. Mort Shiekman
veteran left guard, entered the Air
Corps Reserve yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Injury Shut Out Suffers Ends Duel With Asab for Years Old Crown
Race Tickets Seen
As Good for Fuel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Why not adopt the suggestion
OF Florida's Governor, Spessard
Holland, to use old, wood-burn-
ing locomotives and museum
piece coaches to carry race track
fans this winter, argues Ev Clay
OF the Miami Herald.
Wood would be needed only for
going to the track. Mutuel
tickets could be burned coming
back.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
Irish-|||inois Rated About Even;
Graham Is Threat to Buckeyes
Georgia Tech, Army, Duke, Trojons, Bono,
UCLA, Duquesne Are Among Fovorites
BY HERB BARKER,
Annotated prArs ay>ort. WIT ~

YORK Oct 22-Taking the usual scattershot at the
weekly football program:
Noe Dame illinois, The renaissance of Illinois football under
Eliot of the chief high spots Notre
Dame after disappointing reached against Iowa
Prehight ready This looks be
Evening star., 1942-10-23

TDR. touchdowns by running; TDP.
FG, field goals
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
OUR YOUNG COUNTRY

We like to think Of our country
as a young country. II is young.
thank God, in its spirit and in its
buoyant faith in the future
1t is not 50 young in years as
some people think This year will
mark the i50th anniversary of the
discovery Of America by Column
bus. That is not old as historical
time is measured, but it is Older
than some of the European inSti-
tutlonS which prcCn themselves ON
age alone. New York City for in
stance. is nearly hundred years
older than Leningrad. and our
own government is more than $50
years old to set against the eight
years Of the German Third Reich
and the 20 years Cf the Italian
Fascist state, to say nothing of
the six years of the Italian En-
pire,' which has already crumbled.
Our own government is one of the
oldest continuous governments in
the world.
1t will be older. too. when a num-
Der OF the present governments
now befouling the earth have
ceased to exist at all.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

The President, in the inspiring
speech in which he set new goals
for the national war effort, also
called attention TO still another
answer to the question What can
I do.?"
He pointed to a field in which
every man, woman and child can
serve his country. 1t is the field
of morale.
Be vigilant, ne urged, against
racial discrimination II any of its
ugly forms. Be wary of any who
try to breed mistrust and suspicion
between one individual and an
other, one group and another, one
race and another, one government
and another.
When you hear person doing
any of those things, the chances
are that he or she is merely an
innocent dupe. In that case merely
make it plain that you do not
agree, for the mere challenging Of
such statements is usually enough
to shake them and rob them of
their effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

There is no place in cosmopolitan
America at any time for this group
against group, -againSt-ra
business at any time. Today We
simply cannot afford it, for there
lie failure and defeat.
The person who spreads this kind
of talk may not be a deliberate
Hitler agent. He is probably i'll
nCcent. But what he does serves
Hitler, and may be actually plan
ned by Hitler agents.
In his most SerViCeablc book
THE Strategy of Terror" Edmond
Taylor shows clearly how the deli
beratc spreading Of defeatist rum
orS by Hitler agents definitely con-
tributed to the fall of France. The
confidence of the French people
in their leaders. in their army, in
their British allies, was systema-
tically shaken by a barrage of rum
orS planted among them by Quisl-
ingS and Hitler agents. This is a de-
finltely demonstrated fact. Why
should we expect to be immune
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
PostPress Want Ads Help Others Let Them Help You Phone 300
Personals. Special Notices

The undersig, .Cd SCHOOL and the
British Government hereby
notify all merchants of Imperial
County that they will not be re-
sponsible for any debts con-
tracted by the R.AF. students
undergoing training at the
Aeronautical Training Center,
Inc, at Imperial County Airport
Imperial, Calf. Aeronautical
Training Center, Inc. British
Refresher School. BY j. B. PloS-
ser, president. lila
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

Resist the temptation to seem a
wise guy," with Inside dope.
When a particularly juicy rumor
is dangled before you, question it
at once. search for its source, and
let it die there wt.hout giving
yourself the warming satisfaction
of passing it on. All the news that
is definitely authenticated will be
in the newspapers. Take every
thing that is not officially authen-
ticated with at least one grain of
salt, or better yet, pickle it In
brine and forget it.
With the pitifully clear examples
of Europe before us, We of the
United States have 4 better chance
than anyone else has had TO
squelch the WhispcrcrS Of division
and defeat.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

SUMMIRS-in Calexico, Monday,
January IL, 1912, at 1045 pm.
William Summers. 919 Heber Ave,
CaleXico, aged 49, years, a native
of Texas, a resident of Imperial
Valley for the part 10 years; be-
loved father of Mrs. Edna Lee
Polkinhorn, Calex;co and DR..
Frank Summers of New York City.
Friends are respectfully invited to
attend services at Lemons chapel
Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Inter
mcnt at Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
Ideal Ranch

80 A fine alfalfa with drain
ditch, new 2 bedroom modern
house, garage & work shop One
III Tie lew ,tancneS IN Valley
with FHA long term loans. I'm.
mediate possession. but if you
like it will bring top rent from
best class tenants. Other ranch
eS for sale in size & price to
suit your need
100 A FOR RENT
w. E. HANCOCK the Farm
Land Man, u, M. w. of court
house. Phone 689. Loft
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
FOR SALE IT, MOVE

FOR SALE TO MOVE
Houses-one 12x24 with 9x24 shed
room; one 12x20 and one 14X24.
move on ranches.
Ell CENTRO LUMBER & TRADING
COMPANY
1409 Adams Ave. Phone 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
3-BUSlNESS SERVICES

RUBBER STAMPS made to order
Prompt service Telephone 1853.
MCCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. co.
673 Main St. Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

2 BEDROOM Unfurnished house
for rent. Phone SOL. Adults pre-
1erreu. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

10 ACRES, New alfalfa. North and
west Imperial, New Side Canal.
Gate Is. Terms. Blain Lowary.
lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
l8-Country Property for Sale

FOR SALE OR Exchange: Improved
and unimproved ranches Homes.
w. P. Capehart. Box 1913, ia
cllnba. 1-l0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

NEW 3 Room furnished house.
Adults only $25. y mi. no. on 9Th
street. Id
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
q-BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD PAYING, old established
cafe for sale. Trucking terminal.
Contact owner pit South Fourth.
Lie
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
Il-HOUSE FOR RENT

FURNISHED Cottage. 4 rooms,
Frlgidaire. Long term lease. 1915
Imperial Ave, CaleXico. 1-16
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
I3-ROOMS FOR RENT

BOARDERS WANTED or rooms
for rent. Private entrance to
rooms. 6l7 Commercial St. FL
Centre. Id
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

FOR RENT: New 2 bedroom noun
tain home, acre, water, electri-
city, Will SELL Maud v. Howell
Mt. Signal Store, Rt. l Calexico.
lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
DESTINATIONS WANTED

10 YEAR OLD BOY Wants wo,k
5chcol and weckends. PHI.
-996M. LIS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
7-INSTRUCHON

THERE WILL BE UNLIMITED
OPPORUNITIES-IF YOU ARE
ACCOUNTING TRAINED!
The Nationed Defense program
is increasing industrial produc-
tion tremendously. creating
unprecedented opportunities for
those who are accounting train
ed. Find out about these oppor-
tunities. there is still time to
get ready but no time to lose.
If you enter military service or
training, payments will be su-
Spended until you again obtain
civilian employment. For fur
ther information write las.
Inc. III N. 9Th. Ell Centro. l-2O
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
b--HELP WANTED

OPPORTUNITY For aggressive
salesman seeking permanent con-
nection with future Oldest and
largest manufacturer of its kind
Staple building materials. Not af-
fected by priorities. Outstanding
sales help We deliver and collect.
No. investment. Comm S sions
paid weekly Write Press Bx Jl8
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

COLORED Woman wants work, as
maid or cook. Very neat appear
ing Local references, Ph. 1881.
1-16
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

I, ELLEN GOOD, am not reSpon-
sible for any deb;~ or obligations
other than my own. Dated Jan.
-, 1912. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
INDEX
Where to Find
What You Want

Apartments for Rent ........ 10
AuC''ohS '''''............ w
Auto Loans ................ 81
Beauty Aids 1890. ~ s
BUSINESS Services ... 9
business Opportunities ...... 9
Business Rentals IA
card of Thanks .........
Country Property-Leasc .... II
Country Property for Sale T.. IS
City Property for Sale ...... 10
In Memoriam ..............
Lodge Notices ..............
Lost, Found, Estray ....... I
Let's swap ................. %
Death Notices ..............
Livestock ....... ~ 90
Miscellaneous for Sale ...... %
Personals, Special Notices .... .
PaSturagc .......#..#.#.......... 16
Poultry ................. 26
Rooms for Rent .......... l3
situations Wanted ~ .., g
Summer HOmes-Sale-R Is
Trucks, Tractors, Trailers SO
Auto Part, Tires. Accessories "a
Used Cars ..... z............ 80
Wanted Real Estate ........ 90
Wanted Miscellaneous ....... "a
Furniture for Sale .......... 81
Farm implements ............ 27
Farm Products .............. %
Funeral Notices ..............
Help Wanted ................ 6
House for Rent ............... II
Instruction ..............,.. Z
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

WILL PURCHASE 2 horse trailer
or pressure system pump. Reason
able. p q. Morgan. Hotel Par-
bara Worth, 1-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
Willis ThorntOn's
Personal


from this tactic?
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

WANTED Used ladies bicycle. PHI
1916. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

LOST: Black horse, VT. about 1900
lbs. Scar left shoulder. Mcloland
district. Reward $500. Notify Baba
Khan, PO. Box 9O1, Ell Centro.
lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13

DEAU STUN reHlUN ca Tree. fnono
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
I. ". Rendering Co. Brawley, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-13
LOST, FOUND, ESTRAY

STRAYED Black saddle horse,
weight about 1000 lbs, chunky
build, age 7 yrs. Suitable reward.
G.. c.. Bennett, court house. 1-10tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
ST. Gregory Party
For Men in Service

ST. GREGORY unit, League
Of Catholic Women. headed by
Mrs. Harry 3. Taylor, will give
their fortnightly USO party for
service men this Sunday from
$50 to 1920 p. m. at the Activi-
ties Building in Parsons street.
Members of the junior unit,
Of which Miss Betty Dohany is
president. have been recruited
as dance partners,
Mrs. George Glanwallis. chair
man of entertainment, has
designated this as Baseball
Night" and promises the at
tendance of several professional
ball players.
Mothers Of service men will
assist as hoSteSSeS.
Homemade sandwiches. cakes
and cookies will be served with
hot or iced coffee. Free cigarctS
will be placed about on the
tables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Engagement Announced
Pot Roast
Inexpensive
And I dsty
THAT perennlal favorite AMONG

IHAI perennial taVorlte among
Il meat dishes. the pot-roast
of beef. owes part of its popu-
larity TO the great variety which
can be given it by different
vegetables and even fruits cooked
and served with il, and by added
flavors in the liquid in which it
is cooked.
The basic method OF cooking
is always the SAND, that of braiS-
ing. The long, slow cooking in
moist heat softens the muscle
tissue and makes the meat deli
Ciously tender.
One Of the economy cuts OF
beef which is fine for such treat
ment is the heel of the round.
This is a homeless cut usually
weighing from three 10 five
pounds. It consists chiefly Of
lean meat and there is little
waste.
Rice may be served as the
Starchy food with a pot-roast.
For variety. cook apricots with
rice. The flavor blends deliciously
with that of meat.
A good way 10 enhance the
flavor of the roast is TO add
horse-radiSh 10 the liquid in
which il is cooked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Garden Show
To Start Friday

ROSEVILLE-EAST DETROIT
BRANCH of the Woman Ma
tional Farm and Garden Assoc
citation viii hold its fourth an
nual fruit. flower and vegetable
show. Friday and Saturday, at
The Burton gymnasium on the
Elevcn-Mile road
A handlCraft booth and home
canned products of all sorts.
with classes for adult and jun
lorS. will be featured
Mrs Fred j Schuman, vice
president of the Michigan branch
of the National Woman'S Farm
and Garden Association, viii be
on hand Saturday TO discuss the
various methods of canning.
The show Will be open 10 the
public az 3 p. m. on Friday and
10 a. m. on Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Guide
I eenster
7 O Beauty

WHEN a girl has reached the
" age of Is she is supposed to
be at the awkward stage. She
doesn't know what to do with
her hands and her feet.
She is given TO Sprawling. She
has grown fast. isn't accustomed
to her extra inches.
Back of her awkwardnesS is
self-conSciouSneSs. She is afraid
she won't do the right thing or
say the right thing. so assumes
an air of superiority 10 cover up
her shynesS.
She aeedS-the- gentle guidance
of an understanding mother. She
also needs a little healthy apple
sauce, 10 be told that she's as
sweet and charming as the girl
next door whom she cnvieS be-
cause of her poiSe and manner.
The slightest criticism will make
her even more awkward.
Smart, suitable clothes are a
help. It's worth the money 10
have "A hair styliSt show her
how 10 arrange her tresSeS.
Good appearance boosts the
morale of a little girl, just as it
helps the big ones.
If the sub-deb pleads for
rouge pad and lipstick. and the
mamma Won't hear OF IT, she
can put color in-cheekS and lips
by frisking an ice cube over
them. She should have a light
powder, a jar Of cold cream. a
hand lotion, also = little Sachet
envelopes to place in dresser
drawers.
1t is especially necessary that
her fingernailS should have at
tcntion A manicuring kit makes
a grand birthday present. 1t
should include a toilet pumice
stone 10 use when her fingers
are stained with ink or crayon.
She'll love the new fleSh-tinted
nail polish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Work Quickly

Work gently but quickly.
Once the lob is started don't
stop, except 10 keep on renew
ing the lathcr with more soap.
Unless a dress has gone too
long without washing, it should
not be necessary TO endanGer
the fabric by attempting to rub
out soil.
If soiled patches or spots
should remain after the first
SudSing, put the garm Q n {
through a second fresh SudS or
else gently rub a'little dry mild
soap directly into the Soilcd
parts with the finger tips.
Rinse well in lukewarm water.
making sure TO press out the
Soiled Suds and water thoroughly
between each rinse. Finally,
blot up excess moisture by roll
ing in an absorbent towel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Use Care
In Wdshin9
Gay Prints

FLOWERS flourish gayly on
4 the latest crop of fabric
prints. Delicate pastel poSies
vie with tropical blossoms,
foliage and fruits in bringing
bright flashes of color to some
of the seasons prettiest frocks
and silk suits.
These lovely garments, like
natures handiwork. lose their
appealing quality the moment
they begin 10 fade.
Fortunately. however, most
of them are washable, and
Soapy water does for them what
the gentle rains do for flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Test First

If there is any doubt about a
dress being colorfast. IT is best
TO squeeze a sample of the
fabric or detachable part such
as the belt in a tumbler of luke
warm water, and carefully eX-
anime the results when it dries.
Once the tumbler test Is
passed, the dress can be washed
again and again.
Before the dress goes into tub
or washer, remove buckles, but
tons. bows and other trimmings.
Not only are they likely TO be
damaged by immersion, they
may tear the fabric or cause
streakS.
Prepare a good thick lathcr
of lukewarm soapSudS and wash
the dress directly without soak
inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Beef With Horseradish

Season the meat with salt
and pepper. Brown well on all
sides, adding two tablespoons Of
shortening 10 the kettle. II nee
essary. When nicely Drowned,
spread over the meat the con-
tents of a small bottle Of horse
radish which has been drained
Add one cup OF water, cover
closely and simmer until the
meat is tender, about three
hours. Turn the roast once or
twice so that il will cook evenly.
Thicker the liquid and add
water for gravy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Marguerite Imboden
Weds EIwood En8eI
At AIESdints Church
Continued from Page Three

Aviation Cadet John c. Brooks,
son of f.. r. Brooks, of Law
renee avenue. and the late Mrs.
Brooks.
Miss Andrews attended Wayne
University and was affiliated
with Alpha Theta Sigma.
Cadet Brooks also attended
Wayne, where he was a men,
Der of the Sphinx Club.
There will be a tea this Sum
day afternoon in the West
Philadelphia avenue home of DR..
and Mrs. Walter j. Reason, at
which time they are announcing
the engage ent of their
daughter, Dorothy, 20 Robert
Cox, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Cox. Of Faust avenue.
Robert was graduated from
Butler University and is a men,
Der OF Delta Tau Delta.
The wedding will take place
October 81 in the Bushnell Con-
gregational Church.
Nancy Robbins Of Chillicothe,
O., will be maid OF honor and
Jane Cox. sister of the BRIDE
groom; Marjory Finney. Marilyn
Hemans and Patricia Goodman
will be bridesmaids.
Clayton Cox will be best man
and James Reason. Charles
Tapert. George Krogstad and
lionel Cross viii seat the
guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
suit
Glasses
7 o F ace

IF YOU wear specs, have been
Il unlucky enough 10 break
them and need new lenses or
frame, seek an up-and-coming
optometrist who can give YOU
expert advice about making Sc
lections.
Designers have been busy Gre
ating new models that balance
the facial features and overcome
irregularities.
When the nose is long. shallow
lenses accentuate 1t, while wide,
deep ones. together with a low
bridge. make the nose look
shorter.
For the Short, pudgy nose
rimless glasses are offered. the
lenses shaped away from the
nose on the inner side. giving a
longer look.
Little Round Face must avoid
heavy frames that make her
look owly. a high bridge pro-
portions the nose. makes the
face seem longer. For the long,
thin face angular lenses and a
low bridge are recommended.
Straight-sided lenses lessen
the prominence Of high cheek
b ones. Deep-bottomed oval
lenses give a softneSs to a long
square face.
For formal occaSionS-theater
or dinner party-you should
have glasses OF gracious dignity.
Career girls do best with rim
less Spectacles with simply en-
graved gold mounting and cuSh-
ION nose rest. The cushion means,
that there will be no diScomfort'
OF red marks in the flesh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

gown and matching small
chapeau with real yellow daisy
trim.
She carried a little marqui-
settle fan with yellow daisies.
The bridesmaids wore identical
gowns of pale lavender and also
carried yellow daisy fans.
Little Shirley Mawhinney was
flower girl and wore a miniature
replica of the maid of honor's
gown in apple green taffeta, and
she carried tiny basket of rose
petals.
Joseph Oros was best man and
Jack Whittlesey, Melvin Ma
Whitney, Samuel Pratt and Ed
ward Wayne were usherS.
Mrs. Imboden chose a hya-
cinth blue crepe gown for her
daughters wedd ding and
matching hat with rose red trim.
Her corsage bouquet was Of
rubrum lilies.
The reception was held in the
brides parents residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Engel left on
motor trip through northern
Michigan and. on their return,
will live in Kansas.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leroy
Andrew. of Maddelein avenue.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Doris Ellen, to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

healthy. normal outlook on life
and the capacity to work with
others.
Then, too Mrs. Bachman is
active IN the Women Lawyers
Association Of Michigan and De-
troit Review Club of which she
is a former president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Mrs. Bsrris Aids Board

Among those who have given
loyal service TO the draft boards
are Mrs Schiller's daughter.
Mrs. Henry Barris, active in the
SiSterhood of Shaarey Zedek:
Mrs. Richard St. John. Mrs.
William Eastman. Mrs. Blanche
Evart and Mrs. Sydney Scott
Nicholas Of the League Of
Catholic Women, Mrs. Howard
Deming Jr.. business women'S
group of the YWCA: Mrs Jean
Kaltrcider. Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION Mrs Lillian Warden.
Hope Lutheran Church. and
Carl T.. Sttt Post of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary: Mrs.
George W. Porter. Mrs. Mary
Shoemaker Mrs Henry J BoweS
and Mrs George KoonSman.
All the women pictured on
this page besides their war
work. have other interests.
Outstanding is Mrs. Lulu
Bachman a praCuCing attorney
whom Colonel BaCkuS has app
pointed public relations officer
of the Aviation Cadet Recruit
ing Aides. She wears the trim.
Snappy uniform OF the Aviation
Recruiting Cadets and has been
instrumental in the enlistment
Of hundreds Of boys in the air
corps.
Mrs. Bachuan also gives
MANY hours each week 90 inter.
viewing girls who WishgtO Join
the WAACS This requires tact
and The ability 10 size up human
nature Only those applicants
arc passed who. in the judgment
OF thc IntCrtlcWcrs. have a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Glasses Stop OFF
At BiteIey Mich.

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY O.
GLASS Of San Juan drive
stopped off az the Continental
Lodge at Bitely for a few days
before driving on TO Mackinac
Island where they will finish
their vacation at the Grand
Inlel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Sumner Squash

Those little summer squash
that folks wonder about are
delicate and rare good eating
when cut lengthwiSe. filled with
creamed chicken with grated
cheese on top then baked
Corn mullins and a green salad
go we'll with these.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Stairs Entertain
Mrs. Henry Tyler

MRS. HENRY TYLER Of
Short Hills. y j., VIII return
home during the week following
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
stair OF Park lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Mrs. Bull TO 90
To Kansas Soon

MRS. ARTHUR II. BULL JR.
and her children. Mike, Gay.
HoWic and Lisa. will leave at the
end Of the month 10 join Lieu
tenant Bull, USN. al Lawrence,
Kan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Hundreds Work There

hundreds of cluhwomcn and
housewives work regularly on
the draft boards and yet there
is an ever increasing need for
volunteers.
I'VE have 5000 volunteers hut
We could place 400 additional
ones each week said Mrs.
Schiller. "It takes clerical
worker an hour and half 10
draft one man, from the time
of registration 10 induction.
Each draft board il responsible
for $4,000 men and there are 81
draft boards.
speed the men into the armed
forces. That's the most i'm
portant job women can do.
Men are eager to get into
the fight and finish the job.
But, they grow restless and inn
patient waiting TO be indicted
because Of the draft board
routine. There will never he
enough volunteers TO catch up
with the clerical work of the
draft boards"
Mrs. Schiller Lists Duties
All sorts Of capabilities. Mrs.
Schiller said, can be used by the
draft boards 49, tipping. filing.
checking and writing by hand
the cover sheets. When selective
service volunteers are signed up
for this work they are asked 10
give two days a week.
But, the volunteer service Of
flee of OCD, in the Barlum
Hotel. where Mrs. Schiller and
her aides are on duty. will be
glad 10 have women volunteer