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DETERMINATION TO
DO A JOB WELL

Few people ever achieve maximum efficiency,
for the reason that they do not have a burning desire
within them to do a job well.
Most success stories are based on work, work and more
work. If man likes his work and goes about it with enthusi-
asm and vigor, the chances are that he'll be a success at it.
And, if he believes in his work, he will love it.
The first requirement of q successful enterprise is to
haze q clearly defined worthwhile objective in mind. Then
the best Oalid aoays and means of reaching that objective are
adopted. Concentration on the job at hand completes the pro-
gram for success in that enterprise.
Maximum production of war materials of the
finest quality is the objective of our war production
program. That is the objective of our war workers.
They want to give the armed forces all the weapons
and materials necessary to win this war.
Ways and means of producing all the ships, planes, guns,
ammunition, and other vital war products are now being de-
vised by free American labor and management, working to-
gether as a team
Production shortcuts, improvements in production meth
DDS and processes, intentions and Improvement of industrial
health and morale are increasing efficiency in our a1ar pro-
duction program. Reduction of Uaste, 1oork spoiage, rejects,
industrial accidents, absenteesma, and reduction of the shift
ing and piratimg of labor are some of the worthwhile methods
aohich are being utilized to increase efficiency in our factories
and sh;pyards.
Production quotas are being increased, so that
the output per man will be from Is to 5000 greater.
Without increasing hours or manpower, this increase
in output per man is the equivalent Of adding several
millions of war workers to our industrial payro1s.
And with the shortage of skilled manpower in our indus
tries, this is an efficient way of solving the labor shortage
problem
The material shortage problem can be solued similarly.
America is rich in natural resources, and if the men in the
forests, mines and mills increase their production, our ma
terial shortage problem oOi1 be correspondence smaller:
All that it requires is a determination to do a job
well.
IF industrial leaders and labor leaders will place the war
program before their own personal interests and sit down to-
gether, they can plan their work, and then work their plan.
The result will come close to maximum efficiency.
If American industrial management and labor do their
jobs, victory for the United Nations is a certainty. The armed
seTUces of the Allies promise just thGt-complete and final
UictoTyi
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drawing up plans
unde~ te impression taa
Fiscal cat lad
We asking
powers problem hoping
Ell are being intensely forth this times
greatly appreciate. might mention that
We st it
Daily, Chief in Washington end Dr. spp-
Supervisor Alaso both have been es1y
fiscal Of l94l submitted 80 tn5 Governor
maternal child health work. TIE
T9Tr-
po5Jnatal clinics, miami
disconnue Financial aid
@orvhwhi lie project during the coming .ear'
granted
defined by ana stated above hospital
States received
funds possible
believe funds might forth
LOOKED
by
please advise
Evening star., 1942-07-23

Hauptmann and sentencing the car
penter To death for the Lindherch
baby murder, died TODAY.
Judge Trenchard was appointed
an associate justice OF the Supreme
Court in 1906 and served until Feb
ruary. l94l. when he retired
Death came from natural causes
at his home in Trenton
Evening star., 1942-07-23

telephone operator was his wife be-
cause he had written it down in the
sacred. religious book.
IF any man interferes. have the
right TO kill him under Mohamme-
dan law" the prince declared ex-
planning why policeman had found
him beating the operators husband.
James c. Handy. with a cane.
ohammedan marriage is thus
Evening star., 1942-07-23

First she SAYS ! give you All my
love- Then say ! give you all my
love Then I write 1t down in my
sacred religious book and nobody
can ever separate us for eternity"
He produced photograph which
he said. bore Mrs. Handy's hand
writing in invisible ink"
Il have never been married to YOU
MOha mmedan or otherwise said
Evening star., 1942-07-23

Mrs. Handy, = tall, slender redheAd.
A blond. who had accompa MED
the prince to court. stood up and
declared. The prince is my hus-
band! I want this woman arrested"
My secretary" the prince ex-
planned
Quiet" ordered Magistrate An
thOnV Sayarese
Evening star., 1942-07-23
Trenchord. Houptmonn
TrioI Justice, Dies at 78
/, ,ss A~ecr,stHS p,n,

p, ths Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. J.. July "a
Thomas w. Trenchard, 7a. who
capped long career on the New
Jersey Supreme Court by presiding
over the trial OF Bruno Richard
Evening star., 1942-07-23

The prince shrieked. Il am black
mailed and extortioned"
Quiet" said the magistrate. and
ordered him held in 81 900 bail for
Special Sessions Court.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

Junk will help junk the Jap Navy.
Help collect IL.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
Kin of Mohommed Finds
y. S. Laws Override PROPHETS

descendant OF the prophet, declared
in the Flushing Magistrate Court
Yesterday that q comely red -ha ired
Evening star., 1942-07-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Jr. AWVS Building
Salvage Hosiery Boxes

structions on constructing boxes
for the hose. Mrs. Frederick s.
Ford is acting chairman of this
particular group.
There will be a contest and
prizes will be given TO the best
Scrap-boX makers.
The boxes must he ready by
Monday and the Judging will
take place Tuesday
The boxes must be two feet
long and two feet deep. The
exterior of the box must be
marked salvage on one side
and stockings on the opposite.
Any material may be used 10
cover the box. The most origi-
nal in design and color will be
awarded A prize.
Mrs. John Hogate Is Mrs.
Eord,s assistant in this project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

A MEXICAN women are re-
spending 10 the appeal for
discarded hose to aid in the war
effort. However, up TO now
there has been a problem as 10
where 10 put them so they
might be collected.
Mrs. G.. Allan Mckaig is the
newly appointed Metropolitan
Detroit A. w. V. 6. chairman
Of salvage, Mrs. Henry Shell
den and Mrs. f. f. Wemp are
Mrs. McKaiG's assistants.
The first step of the salvage
committee was 10 provide boxes
for the discarded stockings. and
this was where the $50 Junior
AWVS workers stepped in.
They recently met NJ the
Central YMCA TO receive in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Mary Jane PrindiviIIe
Ensdsed to J.V. Orlando

A TAN open house for about
- IS guests on Christmas
night, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J.
Prindiville OF Oakman boule-
ward announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Mary Jane,
10 James Vincent Orlando Of
Detroit, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominic Orlando of Montreal
The story was told by means
OF music box, on which were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Sarah Ann
Kiiskodden
Engaged

AT AN informal cocktail
"a party for a few friends on
Christmas Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald S. Kiskadden of Eason
avenue. Highland Park. an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Sarah Ann, 10
William I. McClelland. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. McClelland
of Hamburg. n. Y.
Miss Kiskadden went TO Rad
cliffe and was graduated from
the Connecticut College for
Women. Mr.. McClelland went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Returns to Smith a Bride

Lorraine Hazelton Caldwell arrived home December II
from Smith College for the Christmas vacation made
preparations for her wedding went parties her
and is returning to Smith College bride
She is Mrs Lewis Acker Dibble Jr.
The former Lorraine Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Sidney Marsh Caldwell Of Washington road Crosse Ponte
Lewis Dibbe Jr Of the Lewis A. Dbbles Of Naugauck
Conn., married Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church.
The Rev Frank Fit oficiaed.
2 The chancel was banked with masses Of greens
And the communion table tall silver urn filed
with white flowers fanked by cathedral pes threebranch
candeabra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

mounted figurines representing
a bride and bridegroom playing
the wedding march.
Mary Jane was pretty in a
black crepe street-length dress
with a blue lame top and wore
a black jet butterfly in her hair.
Mrs. Prindiville wore a smart
black crepe dress. also street
length, with SeQuin trimming
The wedding will take place
in the spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Sister Maid Of Honor

Betsy Caldwell sister of the bride was maid of honor
There were three other attendants including Mrs William
Tracy OF Greenwich Conn., Steele Dbbe sisters of
the bridegroom, and Joan Stringer of Crosse Ponte
The best man. Charles Francis de Ganahl Of Riveron
NJ J and ait the users men, classmates of the
bridegroom
The ushers included Ensign James NJ Adridge John Hal
McClement, Carlton William Bristol Jr Austin Lockwood
Adams Jr and William Newton Fessenden naval cadet on
Crosse lie
All of the attendants identical gowns Of cedar green
veveteen made cassicaly simple lines and oftheface
open crown hats of matching material
CONTINUED m Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Introducing

JUDITH MARIE lynda. born December II to Mr..
and Mrs John r. lynda Rosemary Hof).
RAYMOND JAMES YOUNGBLOOD III. =. born Deem
Der ID to Mr. and Mrs James Youngbood Jr Faye Clancy
LOUIS ALBERT EWALD H.. born December ID to Mr..
and Mrs. George {. Ewad marjorie Sharp.
CAROLE BURK TERNES. =. born December IS TO Mr..
and Mrs. Paul F. Ternes Patricia ORely).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Sort Out Favors

Mrs. Litch. Mrs. Robert Blythe
and Mrs. Edgar +. Coonrod were
sorting out horns and Disc
makers and favors.
Mrs. James J. West and Mrs.
Maxwell Gale were taking turns
trying those silly paper New
Years hats on one another.
And Mrs. George Lillich and
Mrs. Herbert Richards were
h angling big paper balls and
OF h er decorations before the
fireplace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
(D.rsr Photo-Nsw York;

to Rutgers University ard Will
liamS College, where he was
affiliated with Delta Epsilon
Fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Group Of Girls TO Celebrate

group of girls who would be debs if there debu
tante this winter will give subscription dinner
Country Club.
This bevy includes Isabel and Edith seyburn Esther
Palmer Peggy Fenley Mary Elizabeth Hodges and Marion
Miller
The George NJ. Blacks having cocktail party at
their house in Tourane And then they and their will
60 to subscription dinner party for 20 the Country
Club.
The John Poes entertaining at cocktails at their
house in Country Club lane
And the George Lackeys will give dinner party for %
guests at their house in Turrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Mrs. Lerchen Leaves

Mrs. William G. Lerchen Jr.
and her small son left Monday
10 join Lieutenant Lerchenl in
Fargo N d. where he is now
stationed.
Walter McAnnaly OF Boston
arrived Thursday 10 spend the
holidays as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j. Anderson of Orchard
Ridge road, and in his honor the
AnderSonS will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening.
Maryline White of Cleveland
Heights, who formerly lived in
Bloomfield. spent last weekend
as the guest of Susan Hartman.
Susan just returned Wednesday
from Boston where she is study
Ing this winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

MISSES
Patsy shusil Jane Mscaulsy
Jean Grindley Ann WEIGH
Nancy Loud Jean Beresford
Marjorie Booth Kitty wallace
Members OF st. Dunstans
Guild met Tuesday evening for
their annual singing of Christ
mas carols in the neighborhood
of Cranbrook and had a supper
party afterward at the Gran
brook senior cabin HerTy-M'hit-
ing and Mrs. Frederick E. Booth
made arrangements for the sing
ing and Miss Nellie Beveridge
was in charge of the supper
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Heads Floor Committee

Roy D. Chaplin Jr. heads the floor committee, which is
composed of George NJ Black J Charles A. Dean J Edward
S Evans Jr Bob Evans John Clearinghouse Harold A. Beatty,
Charles Macks Frederick Hammer Thomas F. Paddock Ben
jamin Paddock Edgar Fink Alfred r. Clancy Jr Edward
A Skae Beard Adams Allen Merre and Charles Symngton.
Sponsors include Mr. and Mrs Sandish Backus the Henry
Bodmans, Mr. and Mrs. Walter o. Briggs the Charles T.
Fishers, Mr.. and Mrs. Howie Mrs John B Ford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Crosse lie S
FEers Plan
Gala Dec. 81.
By FRANCES GIFENs

MILITARY posts are tradi-
AVA tionally gay.
And the attractive families Of
the young officers at the Crosse
lie Naval Base have marvellous
times together.
The club on the base, known
as the Officers Country" is a
gathering place at all hours.
The lounge is inviting with its
pastel walls, big fireplace and
luxuriously comfortable chairs
of leather in soft dull shades Of
blue and brown and red and
green. A tiny bar adjoins.
Capt. Itch Often Host
Now that Capt. Ernest w.
Litch has come 10 be the new
head at the base, bringing with
him his lovely blond wife, their
house has become another social
gathering place.
The Litchs have [ ken the
charming Chinese bosthouse
which was built and formerly
occupied by the Harry BENEFITS.
and II was planned as the per-
feet setting for big and little
parties.
New Years Eve Is a good ex-
cuse for a party anywhere and
the Naval Base is planning a big
one.
The OF her day we found a
party -ntficerK3WiVeS
over at the Litch house getting
ready for their December 81
evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Bloomfield
Girls Give
Yu|e Dance
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.
Dec. 26.

Dec. 26.
A IL week returning students
from various parts of the
country have made Bloomfield
hum with tales of how late their
fabulous trains were, how good
1t is TO be home and plans for
much gayety to be crowded into
a short vacation.
Peter and Barbara Higbie
have issued invitations for an
open house this Sunday after
noon at the home of their parents,
the n. Bradley Higbies of Squir-
rel road. The get-together will
provide an opportunity to talk
over this evenings dance at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club
which was given for juniors.
The four girls who are giving
the dance at Bloomfield Open
Hunt, Monday evening, are
much impressed that their
escorts will be midshipmen from
Annapolis. Jack Rubin and
Marshall Huey will take Chris
tina Thorn and Mary Lou Chap
man, Ted Snyder of Birmingham
will escort Elizabeth Ward, and
with Charlotte Nichols will be a
group of girls and boys from
Crosse Pointe who will spend
the night at the +. S. Nichols
home in Tiverton road.
- ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Dinner at Club

Miner Thorn and group Of
his friends will have dinner at
the club preceding the dance.
Betty Paterson will give a
luncheon Tuesday for several of
her friends who are home from
eastern schools. Her guests
will be:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Small Fete for DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hotchkiss will give small dinner
at their house Rvard boulevard Crosse Pone for Mrs
Hotchkiss debuante daughter, Betty Worden Hunter.
And Mr. and Mrs William n. Rosborough will give a
breakfast for their debutante daughter Katherine.
Country Club following the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beatty will entertain at a small
at their house in Pine court Crosse PeHte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Many Dinner Parties Planned

Officers and their will be among the guests the
many dinner parties which will precede the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Evans Jr giving dinner.
Among their guests will Mr. and Mrs Bob Evans Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Merre Mr. and Mrs John Norton Lord Mrs
George Nugen Monro H. whose husband is in the navy and
Richard Davsson
The Edward Skaes having small buffet dinner at
their house in Renaud road Crosse Ponte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
/ Red White and Blue
To Dominate Decor
! For Wartime Party

HE wartime decor officers dance 10 be given
by the Junior League, January ?, at the Country
Club will be amateur job.
But. will be dsshing
Red white and blue striped swaGs will festoon
the balcony Of the ballroom and from also will hang huge
flag
Christmas greens and many candles being used in
the dining
The members the committee making 50 center
pieces tables They Roy Chaplin J,
Mrs. Robert Heeran Mrs Pierre Fuger, Mrs Richard
jackson and Mrs Andrew Hotchkiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

tContinued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
NelU State Taxes Forecast
To Meet Record Budget
ROSEMARY CALNIN
JOHN Mckenzie

LANSING. Dec < The threat
of new state taxes 10 meet in
creased governmental costs faced
Michigan taxpayers today as legiS-
lative leaders prepared a biennial
budget of ord-breakinG proper
tons.
Gov elect Harry r KclIy'S fact
finding budget committee is hack
ing away at bigger departmental
requests, but is making small
Roadway in the face of growing
demands for salary increases.
Departmental requests indicate
a general fund appropriation of
$500 100000 for the next two
years. which would be nearly 500
100000 over what the Legislature
voted IN 194l.
This figure will bP reduced In
great extent by the time Gov
ernor kelly'S committee submits
II Ia the Legislature, Acting
Budget Director {. j. Mcneil
sand "But Indications NOW point
10 substantial increase over
the present budget.
ION the other side Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Cooks and bakers You should have
a practical knowledge Of all plain foods.
and will have an opportunity TO improve
your knowledge in the Army schools.
Hotel. restaurant or similar cxprree-e
helpful but not required.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Mother, Baby Reunited
In LifebOat; Father Lost

DURHAM. South Africa. Dec, ;
.CUP).-A mother of three children
told today how she was reunited
with her youngest child-a g.
.monthS-old baby in a lifeboat al
sea after they became separated
when the steamer LANDAU Castle
was torpedoed of the Zululand
coast.
Among the survivors landed
here was Mrs. Joan Glcadcll. who
was travelling with her husband
and three children, aged 4. ,, and
5 months.
After the first explosion, she
said they rushed TO their lifcboat
station. Her husband. who is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Aid Demanded
For Eisenhower
HAROLD REIIts
GLoRGE DORIS

LONDON Dec. 3 GNS) Lon
don evening newspapers tod a y
called for the speedy dispatch Of
powerful ground forces as rein
forcementS for Allied troops in
North Africa along with the
quickest possible provision of an
air umbrella
FIRST editions were in agreement
that the Allies appear 10 be
standing firm along the entire
line running from Mateur 10 Te-
bourba 10 Djedcida in TuniSla and
were awaiting reinforcementS,
Seriousness of the task facing
1t. Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower.
Commander-in-chief of Allied lib
Grafton forces. was not & loss d
over by commentators.
eff the campaign Is not TO he
diSappointingly long and costly"
the Evening Star said. "addi-
tional ground forces and planes
must be dispa tched,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

missing carried the eldest child
while she held the 2-year-old, ano
a steward the infant.
The husband pushed his wifc
and two children into one life
boat and then ran off apparently
looking for the baby.
Mrs. Glcadcll spent several
anxious hours in the boat and
then, I'm the darkness. She heard
shouts from another hfeboat.
"Then I heard my baby cry
in a nearby boat" she said.
Early the next morning my
baby was handed over TO me.
But there were no signs of my
husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Production Pact
Stirs Congress
Retain Civilian Control
Legislators DerMnd

WASHINGTON. Dec ) tUP).-
Congressman, determined 10 kccr
the nations economy IN civilian
hands. indicated today they vii
act unless the War Production
Board peace pact wfth=the armed
services demonstrates that WIPE
really exercises control over the
output of munitions.
Some members privately OK
pressed disappointment over pro-
visions Of the agreement as they
were reported, sCantily by War
Production Director Donald NJ
Nelson.
Chairman Harry s. Truman 90
Of Missouri. of the Senate war IN
vcStiEatlnE committee, permitted
this direct quotation
II hope IL means civilian
control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
PHOTO by Times SIAN Photographer

ledger. we are confronted with
declining revenues, Sales and
use tax, our principal source Of
income. j. now holding up well
despite the loss Of taxes on new
car sales.
However. there Is no doubt
we have seen the last Of the
SS3. 100000 annual collections for
the duration. \ big slump will
undoubtedly occur right after
the first of the year.
with the cost of government
rising. the Legislature will have
10 look for new sources Of
revenue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
j. S.-Born Soprano
In Debut as Isolde

NEW YORK. Dec s CUPo -
Before a capacity audience. Helen
Traubcl American soprano. made
her frSt>appcaranCe AS Isolde IN
WaEncr'S Tristan and Isolde al
The Metropolitan Opera House last
night winning high praise.
Miss Trauhcl was tho first Amer.
jCan-born soprano 10 sing the diff.
cult role ~ tho Metropolitan since
Lillian Nordlca last appeared in II
there m 1909.
Order The Detroit Times
mailed to your hoy I'm the army
or navy. It's like a letter from
home every daN!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Pact a Compromise

There was a general impression
thar the WPB-armed services
struggle has not been settled de.
.clSivcly despite attempts by the
IulSputantS 10 create an impress
sion that all is IN harmony again
And there was general agree.
ment that the pact was 2 com
promise in which Nelson was com
PEELED TO make greater sacrifices
than he intended.
overall effect OF tho pact APP
peared 10 be that tho army and
navy recognized WPB authority
over scheduling but the services
continue 10 do most OF n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Officer candidates - Every woman
who cnrolls has equal opportunity n COM
pete for selection for officer candidate
training. All officers are now commissioned
from the ranks Your qualities Of leader
ship Will have full chance to be developed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

DrirPr Would you Ike to drive a
jecp or command car? For this work you
will be taught traffic regulations, frost
and fire precautions, how to make simple
repairs on the road. and 70 check tires,
gas, oil and cooling system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Spend Christmas Studying

NEW YORK Doc 5 INSl In
order that they may Doe better pre-
pared when called 10 military SCrv-
Ice 40 New York University Stu-
dents Of phyScal education to-day
planned 20 spend their Christmas
vacation period IN extra study az
1rs university camp at Lake
SCUaEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

3A These only fen OF the openings for you in the
TEX WAC. Others include: accountants bookkecp
~ ev,, camera tec1nicidns cashiers clerical workers
Of all kinds drdttsme librarians machine record operators
rincogrdph operators, musicians, photo laboratory tcehn
dn radio ectneidn, sdtisciGn telephone telegraph and
fccbc operators f,pi,s and Hcacr observers The
Army Recruiting and Induction Station pH gladly give
H Information about pay (nou soldiers pay and
opportunities. Make your service for Victory! e