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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

2SutD IUDtcfueH SlruBc, lpelUc IplC
ieit GINGER 3eit ,oie Strabe ser Ser
lorenen" 9etauit boben. Gieaeitbt tits
nun ein Iberglouben, aber Sic iper.
Sen idwerlid piel Sonlilien bier IN
ser Srtidaft fiuoelt mcltbe nidt lul.
lmltoblid) felt bopon iiber3cl9t iinO,
oemn al sic altem 2clltc, Oh NtGnncr
ober Sralclt, sic mir bier boben, 10
ben lie entipcoer iclbit gcieben poer
ooh &eriponOtc gebobt, bcnen ie be,
9egnet lit. 9tlr 6ei Mobt gleitct lic
nit 1nbcinlihcr SdneQi9tcit iene
StraBe entlanG rno pcr lic licbt,
oen bcoelltet es, ipic mnn logt, lln~
| BELL. Ser Snfel mcincS @otten ltorb
"a Stunoen iputer, nohocm CT scr
@clpenlterflltle6c be9eonet mar. Slid
lihermciic lGBt ct lib nl,r lclten ic.
ben - dllln letten Mole, 10 picl mon
ipeiB, Dor 5cbn Sobrcn. 9lrner fle-
ner 9ob ST lit Dor Shref ioit I'M
ocn Geritono gefonmcn.'
uSSa, oos fam iN mir Ncnfen!"
rief id nit gut oclpicltcr @loubiN
felt. uslbcr ipie ipor e5 moglid, oob
ct iic SIT @eiidt befom? Sd oenfc,
iie eri6eint MIR 9to6ts."
ullm aFitternoht', entoe9nctc lic.
,,Aber Sob lit ein nerpoies &ino nno
in iener Noht fonntc ct niht idlo
fen, 10 onB ct ieinc Nh,ttcr Bat, Iie
no9e ibu ans Senlter leben, oomit
er iih Elm bibben obfiiblen fonntc.
Seine Mntter tot ibm oen sSiGel1
nno ct Iob sort son5 allcin lpobl cine
balbe St,noe lang mo ireute lid
iiber oen i6onen bellen 0tonbihein.
Seine 0t,tter lit cine iparlamc fSro,t,
'pelbe nidt nnnotie 2iht perbrennt;
ct iaB olio sort int bnnflen 3immer
nno ,mterbieIt iid oanit, oic lhmor-
aen S6atten, peld)e Die 8oume oui
Die StraBe sporien, 81 beoba6ten, bis
er ploelid - Sic miibtem bas ben
fleinen S,lnaen ielber er3dblen boren
i fiiblte, ipie iid ibm Die 3aare auf
oen &opfe itraubten nno iein gan3er
Gorper Dor S6reden ltarr puroe -
lelbIt feline 3unae ipor ,pie aelabnlt.
@ttuas - ein Ding, oas ct bel So=
aesliht Efero ,no goeen eenonnt
boben ipiiroe, aber ipns ibm in bier
Ter 8eleltdtlng nno l,nter bem Gin
fluNe oes toolihen Shreds Jormen,
oie nit nibts @riitierenoeu 5u ber-
eleideu iporen, anuobm - ,porbei-
ftbr, ieoo6 nidt 10, als oh es Sic
Steine ooer bie @rbc her StroBc
iiberbaupt beriibrte, ob9leid born ein
GutI6er ioB, ser eincn ieltiomen
oreiipitigen SUIT olf Oen1 .9opfe lmh
einen Montel, ipie bos &inb ibn ein'
mol in oem Sdranfe ieiner @rob~
ml,tter ban9en geleben bate, trug.
@s l6ien oem armcn Bob, als Oh es
burd sic 2uft slitte, lontlos, seilter-
bait, in ser Sat cine @elpenIterfl't=
| id)e, ipelde lire rehte geltimm,ng er-
reidt at boben ibien, ols iie in sic
StraBe Ser Gerlorenen einboa ,mo
III bem tieien 3unfel bes @aloes
oerlhipan6."
vllniinnH' iaste id lad)elno, ols
sic Srau aus Manael on Atem einen
Mueenblid innebielt ,mb midi for
ibeno onblidte, ,m 5,t lebe,l, ipelben
@inbrud ibre @r5oblung aemod)t bot
te. ,,giu Sro,m bcs ormen, fleinen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
12. &upitel
Ole @eipenIte erfuti de


bobte itb, ais id mieoer int Sreien
por. SSest nod @eipenIter 81 oen on.
bern slnnebmlibfciter1. 8os ser
Menid MIR honlit 9enleint baben
mobte? @s ip6re ia iiherlid) nid)t
fdiper eelelen, i'm 5um Sprehen SIT
bringen, aber auf oielem 8c9e Or
fmnoi9u9en ein5u5ieben, ibien mir
bod INTER meiner 9Eiiroe, uno bas
nnl 10 nlebr, als eS 21,cetta betrof
aber ipiirbe i6 iiberbo1pt nlein 3iel
erreiben fonnclI obnc bob 9,leetto So
bel einc golle lpieleu nulbte? Nfein
Geritono ontiuortete ouf oieie 6roee
NIT einem be,ttliben ,9tcin'. Nbcr
Der nie Teaunoen bes menlNliben
Ser5ens fennt, miro ollh periteben,
,pesbolb sic Gnpfinoung 10 oft oen
Sieg iiber @iniibt uno beiieres 8ils
len oopontrGot.
@cipeniter! 9os 8ort riadte
mir ooh ein unbeboelibes @eiiibI,
,peil es meinen 3peifeln uno 8e-
fiirhti1ngen cine untpiilfonmeue 8e-
itotigung au eeben ibien. g0felboite
grld)einungen, bie in Dem &no0ps=
fden SauIe ooer in ireenotpel6' on
oeren, - al iener Strabe lieeenoen
Sdulern eeieben iporoen tpareu! Gos
,piiroe in ernitbaftelter @eiie 3u be-
adten Iein, tati0hlih tpeit mebr, ols
Ser bieoere Shloiier es beriteben
fonnte. Sd aber perltono es uno
fraete mid, Oh es nift bieIleid)t fold
&latid) tpie bieier geipeien lei, ser
Sen alien @rpee oeronlobt bate, mid
az bieier Reiie at betpesen.
Sbeleib mid biele @eoanfen leb-
baft beihoftiaten, ais ih oie Strabe
nad oem Sotel at frel5te, fonnte if
6o6 ni6t nlnbin. at benlerfen, ipeld)c
>Geu9icr ,mo Sntereiie meine EerIon
,mter Sen einfo6en 2onole,tten, oie
bier, ipie iiberal, an oem @ingan9e
bes @oltba,lIes berlmlungerten, er-
ipedtc. Satiablid idien es mir, als
Oh i6 sic gan5e Nadbaridaft auf bie
8eine eebraht bGttc, benn Dor Sen
9iiren Ser @elddftslofole nno binter
ben balbgeihloilenen 2ooen Ser Jen-
1ier iab id beobabtenoe Nugen, bie
mid gcipannt anltarrten. 9as aller-
1bonlte Maohen bate nid)t lnebr
Muflcben MAIDEN fonne,t, aber id blieb
mir feline Sefunoe bariiber int I'M
flaren, oaB es tpeoer neine @ribei>
nung, tpelde .oielen einfahen Mfen-
f6em pielleidt nidt ouBersetpobnlid
borfam, nod meme mebr reidc, oils
iibermoberne Soilette tparen, benen
bie ne,,gierieen 8lide galten, ionbern
fie gatlobe, bab id cine Irenoe nno,
>pos nod idtperer ins @eipidt fiel,
@aIt inn &noIps 'l6en Salllc ipar. -
als i6 oas !Sotel betrat, botte id)
feinestpeas bie Mblidt> einige lang
,peiliee Stnnoen in Dem Earlor nit
5ram Garter su berbrinaeu, ipie mir
Simsburp freunbldaftlidlt porgeIdla-
gen, Ionbern ipoIlte mir irgenoein
@efdbrt, oas MIDI gum. &noaDs 'idet
Saulc auriiefbringen fonnte, perihaf'
fen. Nber 10 einfad Dies anoersiuo
ge,pelen ipGre, 10 boIlfontmen nnmog>
Iid fbiem es bier.
Ser Mirt ieIbIt ipar nidt an,peieno,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

AHo Olah SuiiS% Slt'ul4C Httl 'b'A
ser eroBten 8eitimmtbeit, bob es gar
feinen 3iped batte, einen ser 2ente
5u fraserL Oh er sic Sabrt naben
mole. ,@s iit cine bdBli6e @eeeno",
fiigte iie bin5lL u,ino nur mein Ntonn
lno oie Yoli5ei boben Courage ee-
mug, es 5u risfieren.'
@lb bob ib gut bafiir be5ablen
lpollte, anoerte in Der Gage ser So6e
niGts. ,.Sie fonnen mub fir Oen
pierfate,1 Freis niemanoen boben', !,
iagte Oie Srau. ltno iett iptbte id
altd, bub Ser Flan &uccttos noIlfom-
men erfolsreid Selueieu NOR uno mir
nidts iibrig blieb, als meine sIbli6ten
fallen SIT lalien llno Oen Gormittog in
een Sotel 81. perbringen.
0aS ipar meine erlte totIGdlibe
Nieoerlo9e, aber ipeniglten5 WoIlte id
periuderL aus Sen llnltGnoen 10 piel
gtlsen pie mogli6 5u 5ebe,1, inocm
id mir bon ser geiprd6igen 6rau
er6oblen lieb, ipaS lie MIR WuBte, ,mo
10 bieIleidt einen fiinitigen Sieg Dor
bcrcitcte. Sic tpor ou6 lebr bereit
oo5u, unO ser fleine Bob bloete oos
@rofinlngstbema.
IlS i6 ieinen Nonen nonntc, be-
nlerfte ib iofort, ooB er au Sen @e-
9enltonoen bes Sntereiies eebortc,
Ipeldc Iold fleinen Srten uneribopi=
iiden @eiprodsitoff lieiern. 3u oeut-
lid iprah Dos 8e,puBtiein Ger gSid-
ti9feit uno bes @ebeimnispouen, oos
iid) ioiort iiber sic 3iiee oer e,ten
Jrau breitete, bierfiir. llno ba ih
Yerlonen oieler art idon boufig be.
gegnet bin tpnnoerte ib mid aud
onrbails, als iie NIT elmer Gntldie-
benbeit, sic feinen @iberlprub az,
lieb, beeonn:
,0ob bas &ino front lit, fom
niemanoen in @rito,nen Ieeen. 3ir
,piirbens nnter 1olhel llmltonoen
audi iein. Sat es bod ole @eipenlter-
fittid)e eeieben. -
| 9ie @elpeniterfutihe! alio SOS
tpar's, mas oer Sdloher eemeint bat
te! Dariiber mubte ib ,tnbeoinet
mebr erfabren.
SD peritebe ni6t, pas Sie mel
men,, froete ih. uSonbelt es iib nm
irgenolpelden @eiiteripi,f, bon beln
ser lofole sberoloube er50blt? Sd
erinnerc mid nidt, bon FOLDER @r-
ideinung ihon ien,ols porber sebort
81 baben."
,,Nein, oas fam id mir benfen -
sic @eipenlterf,ttide 9ebort lms aon5
anein, lno id CLAUDE, ouBerbolb nm
ierer 8erge lit al,b ME etipas Mebn>
lihes eeieben ,poroen. !Sier bel lns
aber aud) MIR auf elmer ein5i9en
StroBe, - ib braube Sbnen ipobl
nidt ou laaen, anf tpclber.'
Ssa, ih fonnte es mir benfen lno
'par feit entiblofien, mebr boriiber 5,1
erfobren.
| ,@raablen @ie bod, iuas sic bar
iiber tpiiien'', iaate id in balb iber5-
boftem Son u9ie @elbibte inter
eiiiert mid"
Sic nidtc, riidte ibreu Stnbl ct
,pos nGber 5u mir nno beeonn leb'
boft:
uSic miiiien ipiien, SoB uniere
Srtidoft idon febr, iebr lanse be-
itebt. ltno iie bat loipobl ibre oltcn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
(5ortiesllng fol9t)

&ein Wenid lit, ser 10 biel aeipinnt,
Nls .per ieiu @erf nit @ott beeinnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

@rob iein tnt's nidt ollein
Cont boltc bic &rb Sen Salen einl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

for duty at the Columbia, 6. C.,
army air base and is assigned as
communications officer 10 a me-
dunn bombardment group.
The following men from this
vicinity were enlisted in the
marine corps during the past
week and transferred to the West
Coast marine corps base for train
ing. They will remain at the
Pacific base for at least six weeks
before assignments are made TO
combat organizations or technical
schools. The list: James J. Muir
ply Jr., 24l4 Richton avenue;
Manley 3. Hayes, 1884 State
Fair avenue: James r. Patten.
202l6 Briarcliff avenue; Philip
Schonberger. 2645 Buena Vista
avenue: Samuel j. Pace. 1855
Kendall avenue; John F.. Niewola,
1850 Buchanan avenue; Nicholas
j. Markas. 1917 Rathbone avenue;
Michael Hotra. 1880 Charest ave-
nue.; Owen Gray. 1920 Field ave-
nue.; Calvin w. DoIan, 1888 Bar
low avenue; Leo S. Cook. 4505 Neff
avenue: Arthur r. Carpenter
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Service Notes
Detroit Artist
Cartoons Mates
In ArmyCdmp

Humorous cartoon placards
which depict a soldiers careless
ways OF strewing the floor with
odds and ends, if he misses the
waste basket, are proving effec-
tive in keeping the enlisted mems
clubroom at Camp Stewart, Ga,
spick and span. These cartoons are
the work of Pvt. Walter c. Sulli-
van Jr.. 1920 Rutherford street,
Detroit.
His limited service status in the
army, due first 10 fiat feet. paved
the way for him TO demonstrate
his artistic talents in this as well
as many other ways. He was a
commercial artist in this city and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30


brother. Jerome. is in the air corps
at Goodfellow Field, Tex.
Promotions-To m aster ser
geant: Sgt. Donald B. Demo, 30O7
Monterey avenue, at Fort Sheri-
dan. Ill. To sergeant technician
Cpl. Tech. Sampel l.. Minus. 26lI
Park avenue. To staff sergeants:
Rayne w. Labre. Escanaba. and
Harold S. Kasimer. 1923 Girardin
street. at Fort Sheridan, HI. Fe
sergeant major: Sgt. Bernard +.
johnson, Detroit marine recruiting
office.
To technician, fifth grade: Pvt.
Patti MePps,- 700 Cbalfente
avenue. army signal corps. To
privates first class: Pvt. John c.
Wright, so Virginia Park, at Camp
Grant; Harold NJ. Holman. 1880
avenue; Frank D..
Haynes. 5976 Fifteenth street;
Frederick J. Ward, 1851 Wood
mont drive; Ralph p. Soule. 2405
IStratford avenue. and Edward
Wozniak. 1857 Trowbridge ave-
nue.: Chester Niatjowski, 2716
Florida avenue. and Bruno Hes
sick. 2441 Holbrook avenue. Ham,
tramck. at Fort Custer; Pvt. Will
liam c. Mccain. Gal Charlotte
avenue, at Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Seven Michigan aviation cadets
at Selfridge Field have been trans
ferred for training TO the air force
classification center at San An
tonic, Tex. for training with a
group Of 20. as follows: Tech
nician, fifth grade: Joseph r. Coy
cite. Flint, and Clarence A..
Schoenborn. 1929 Drexel: Glenn j.
Ogden, Battle Creek; Pvts. Robert
f. Apologize, Ann Arbor; Ellis f.
Doyle, Muskegon; Donald J. Rus
sell, Birmingham. and Marvin f.
Schulze, Center Line.
Five Detroiters have completed
their officers training at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

school. Miami. They are: Cor
porals Richard r. Kramer. 1852
Tuxedo avenue; Malcolm l.. Leven-
son. 230l Calvert avenue: Eugene
A. Yaroch, $3.50 East Outer drive
Donald J. Korotkin, 3010 Glendale
avenue; Mitchell Putecki. 1864
Chopin street: Ray NJ. Hare Jr..
Fort Wayne; Harry r. Tew, 1885
Northlawn avenue; Wilbur Clay
poole, 11421 Grandmont avenue;
Carlton w. Adams, 1876 Monica
avenue; Ernest M. Muller. 2045
Kendall avenue, and Pfc. Marian
Z. Maruszak, 1856 Carrie avenue.
Pvt. Milton V. Carleton. 1856
East Vernon highway, has been
assigned TO an observation squad
ron as a line mechanic, at Will
Rogers Field, Okla.
Pvt. Frank j. Wencel. 2615
Evaline avenue, Hamtramck. has
been ordered 10 the Billings Cen
eral Hospital, Fort BENJAMIN Har-
rison for a 30-day course as a
medical tcchniciau.
Second Lieutenant Donald r.
Chinook, Berkeley. has reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Craystone. Arcadia and Westwood
Gardens here.

Craystone. Arcadia and Westwood
Gardens here.
Miss Imbi Knapp of Kettle
River, Mimi, recently sworn in as
a second lieutenant in the army
nurses corps, will be assigned 10
Fort Custer. She was graduated
from kahler Hospital, Rochester.
Mimi, and has practiced nursing
in this city.
Ratings are being assigned 10
"Seabees" by Ensign Joseph r..
Braheney, at the local recruiting
station today. Enlistees are re-
quircd- 10 bring Artters-uf-recum=
mendation. showing the type OF
work done and experience.
Enlistment in the "Seabees" is
open TO qualified men, II TO 80
years OF age, inclusive. who have
or mechanical expert
ence. The Detroit recruiting office
seeks 10 enlist 200 "SeabeeS' each
week 10 help fill national quota
of $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

word from him
since he was
involved in the
sinking of the
aircraft carrier
Yorktown. Ac-
cording 10 the
letter he is now
an electricians
mate, thtr d
class. on an
other ship. CT
cote enlisted
in the navy
soon after he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Miami army air
force camp as
follows: Sgt. Jo-
seph G.. Gilbert,
lS025 Fairfield;
Cpls. Austin l..
Giltner, 1901
Wark avenue:
E d win Gage.
731 Covington
drive; James III.
wilcox, 1866
Fairway drive;
and Sam Zin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Alfred Rienkc. 42-year-old Negro
who won the Gar Wood trophy in
the 1910 Marysville-Detroit out
board race. is a selectee in the
Fort Custer amphibian command.
Eight Michigan boys are in
cluded in the list of 70 Selfridge
Field soldiers made aviation cadets
and ordered TO report TO Berry
Hills classification center: Sgts.
Ernest X. Ando, Temperance. and
Francis c Clegg. Lansing; tech
nician, 5th grade, Joseph c. De-
hose. st. Clair Shores; Pics. Mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

trip overseas
and has been
promoted to be
a third class
tty officer.
He is a gradu-
ate of Wilbur
Wright train
ing school. He
@ liste d two
years ago.
George c.
Verlinde. 4173
EaStlaWn aV O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

OF Detroit grad
uate b av n &
b g @ n commits
stoned following
h is graduation
from the in
fantry school at
r ort Benning.
Ga. He now is
s I al 10 ned at
c m p Howe,
Tex. Ills home
is 1927 Pied
r,nv,V annntta a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

now is working on a mural for the
service club.
The parents of Harry W. CT
cote, z36 Cleveland avenue. Lin
coin Park, have received their first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Steven r. Cunningham, 1885
Twenty-third street, who has
played in Detroit orchestras. now
is first trumpeter in the Camp
Stoneman. Cal, band.
He also is a bugler in service
unit waking the boys up with
bugie beat. He will be remem-
bered as having played with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

chael r. Rozell. Grand Rapids. and
Harry Westmore. 15146 Patton
avenue; PvtS. Bruce r. dollhouse,
Allegan; Francis c. Mulcahy,
Flushing. and Gerald K. Lundquist,
Dearborn.
Erick Hempel, 1856 Seventeenth
street, has lust returned from a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

It's Second Lieutenant Aloysius
Wyborski, this former University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

nue., has graduated from officers
training school at Fort Sill. Okla,
and has been commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Eleven Detroit boys have sue
cessfully completed their officers
at the army air force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
By Chic Young /
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
GAps- Cln1L. ]
ANoeaS osd~7
By Paul Fogartys
By Olsen 81 Johnson

ERE pleasant little that VIII give you message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed 10 spell OUT
your Count the letters nrst the nunbee
letters subtract II the number n less than ~
number Start az the eft
eetangie and check Of ycrr ~
right Then read the message the letters uDoeo
the checked figures give you. $50 ~
~ Kng syas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

was graduated from Lincoln Park
High School in 1871. He sent
money orders for Sis TO buy war
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Five Detroiters have completed
their officers training at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Continued on Page SD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Second Lieutenant Donald r.
Chinook, Berkeley. has reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

2O14 GIadstone avenue.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Christian Endeavor Plans
Aid 10 Servicemen

Oficers and members of the
District of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Alumni Fellowship are plan
ming to assist men in the armed serv-
ices through group meetings, dis
tribution of literature and programs
of worship and special studies.
DR.. Daniel A. Polling, president
of the World Christian Endeavor
Union, heads the movement. Chap
lain Alva J. Breasted. post chaplain
at Fort Belvoir and former chief
of chaplains, is the Army repre-
sentative of Christian Endeavor. Lo-
cal officers are Miss Helen E. Bel
swanger, president; Brook L. Haines,
vice president; Mrs. J. H. Collier,
secretary, and Mrs. T. T. Wnliford,
treasurer.
Aiming to organize c. E. units
in posts, camps, naval bases, on
shipboard or in other military Or
CARNATIONS, the program is open
to those of any creed or of any de-
nominational connection, it is an
nounced. 1t pledges assistance to
chaplains in promoting good habits,
morals and clean speech and gen.
eral promotion of Christian charac-
ter and service.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
u. ). Must Share Food
When War Is Won,
Marvin Tells Group
Arkansas Ave. Citizens
Oppose Use Of Hospital
For TubercuIur Patients

IF this Nation were on 100 per
cent spiritual basis. the war could
not last very long" DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, president of George Wash
tngton University told the Arkansas
Avenue Community Citizens Asso-
citation last night.
Addressing nearly 100 persons, DR..
Marvin stressed the spirit of free
dom" for the United States citizens
and called for share and share
alike" spirit after the war has been
won.
I'VE will have to share our bread
and butter with every country in the
world after the war is over" he said,
land not expect any pay for great
deal of it. We should have ready
boatloads of food to send to foreign
countries the day the armistice is
be followed by Versailles, packed
with cupidity, fear and hatred. but
with a fellowship and reconstruc-
tion whereby each nation will be al
lowed to rebuilt itself its own way,
as much as possible he added.
In a short business session, the
association favored District govern
ment compensation for any civilian
defense worker injured in the line
of duty.
On a motion by c. H. Newell, gen.
eral counsel, the use of the old hos
pital at Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV. for tuberculosis
patients or convalescents was op-
posed.
An incendiary bomb exhibit was
given by Capt. Frank NJ Schertz
U. S. A, deputy AFRAID warden of
the area.
The meeting was held in Hamline
Methodist Church. The association
will meet again in September.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Elevator Men Over IS
Wanted by Hotel
r. the Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS. - Unquestion-
ably. this Is a sign of the times.
The Roosevelt Hotel has advertised
for 20 men to operate passenger ele-
vators, and added, mo one under IS
years Of age need apply" The hotel
said the elevators were equipped with
seats for the operators.
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Buy War bonds, and when the
war is won, cash in-0n freedom!
Evening star., 1942-06-26

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys in the camps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
PercyF. Allen Quits
State Department
Post After Sc Years
Hull Pays Tribute to
Personnel Officer and
Keeper Of U. S. SeoI

Percy r. Allen, SO, the State De-
partment's chief personnel recruit
ing ofiicer and custodian of the
seal of the United States, retired
today after IS years service.
In a letter expressing regret at
his departure, Secretary of State
Hull highly praised Mr.. Allen for
Loyalty and faithfully" performing
his duties and maintaining such
high standards as to make possible
the obtaining of unusually compe-
tent personnel in the department.
Mr.. Allen is native of Allen,
Md, and resides now at $3.50 Charles
street, Bethesda, Md.
He began work in the State De-
partment on July 3, 1906, and for
some time has had the title of
assistant director of personnel and
chief OF the recruiting and selection
section of the Division of Depart
mental Personnel.
In addition to his duties as the
departments principal recruiting
and placement officer, Mr.. Allen for
years has acted as custodian of the
seal Of the United States and has
affixed the seal to hundreds of pres
idential proclamations and other
state papers.
He also administered the oath of
office to the majority of the officers
and clerks now in the State De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Sports Dresses, sI67'
Tere S25 in $40 Is

We're S25 to S2o.75
SO and two piece rayOn dresses prints and plain
colors, including white pink. maize and luggage.
Sizes IL to 20.
is Rayon Sports Drec plain prints including
blue and luggage. - 20 Were $685.
Now Sll.75
Wool Sports Goats brown god-coor luggage aqua
Each properly labeled fabric Were
$35 to $45. Now 1915
Wool Tweed Coats blue and Each properly labeled
fabric content Sizes II Were S5975
50 Rayon and Cotton Bouses stripes
White pink red and Sizes 80 40 Were So IS
and Now SI95
rs Rayon and Cotton BIouses white
Sizes 80 to 40. W~rC 95
u Gabardne jackets natural blue prop
ery labeled fabric 20 than p
SPORTSMAN, THIRD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Lack Of Shortening
May Cut D. {. Supply
OF Pastry, Doughnuts
Boxers Forced to Use
Reserves; January
Quotes Awaited

Makers of pies and doughnuts are
being forced to dig into their re-
serves of shortening to continue pro-
duction until new quotas for short
ening distributors are released in
January.
Then nobody knows what will
happen said E. J. Racca of the
Crusty Pie Co.
Doughnuts require a lot of short
ening, grease and oil, and the Gov
ernments has placed these products
under restrictions
I'VE are handling the shortening
sparingly by using it only for frying
our doughnuts," said Arthur O'Don-
nell, manager of the Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Randolph Praises Handling
OF D. {. Transit Problems

Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee today expressed
the belief that all agencies dealing
with Washington's wartime trans
portstion problem ARE doing a good
job"
He made the statement after an
informal conference with Chairman
Flanagan of the Public Utilities
: Commission, at which the subject
was discussed in general term.
Mr.. Randolph said he did not mean
to imply there are no difficulties
that need to be ironed out or i'm
provements still in process, but that
there appeared to be cooperation
between the transit companies and
the commission to solve existing
problems.