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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Swims for AZ Hours
To Escape Japanese

LONDON. July a GNS).-Corp.
Louis Murphy of Bridgeport. Conn.
is safe in Australia today after a
42-hour swim. the London Sunday
Express said tonight in dispatch
from Melbourne.
The marathon swim followed an
18-day trek in which Murphys
only food was coconut milk, ii was
declared. Murphy was member
of bomber crew. shot down in
the sea off New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Axis Mobile
Forces Flee
Trap
RommeI Retreats
to Avoid CircIinq
Attack by Allies
BY GEORGE LAIT

CAIRO, July Am artillery
duel ragged through today on
Egypt's 35-mile-wide bottleneck
front as one large Axis transport
column headed west, indicating an
enemy attempt 10 retreat and
avoid -encirclement- counter
attacking British forces.
Frontline advices said heavy
guns were playing the major part
in today's battle, after a British
attack yesterday seemed momen-
tarily 10 have stemmed the Axis
tide.
AS rival artillery batteries thun-
dered in a daylong challenge on
the northern sector of the narrow
desert battlefield. the British re-
ported capture Of 500 Germans,
in addition 10 several hundred
taken yesterday.
Westward movement of a pow
erful enemy column away from
the FL Alamein sector where the
battle of Egypt is being fought.
gave rise 10 belief the German
Italian army fears additional Brit
ish counter attacks might cut off
important Axis units.
Gen. Sir Claude Auchinleck' re-
inforced eighth army meanwhile
continued its pounding of the Axis
forces in the narrow bottleneck
from the Mediterranean TO the
Qattara depression, while Ameri-
can and British fliers dashed al the
pnemN'S rear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
1928 for /
Czech Patriots Slain
for Heydrich's Death

NEW YORK. July 4 (INS). -
The Reinhard Heydrich blood
purge now stands;
Heydrich, l.
Czech patriots, 1923.
a number of Czechs were
executed today" the British ra-
dio said in summing up the total
in broadcast heard by CHS. =
This number does not include
the Czechs massacred at Lidice
and Lezaky."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

A sector warden on Detroit S
east side was still sizzling Satur-
day after a telephone relay mes
sage TO his senior and post
wardens was garbled with rather
far-reaching results.
The message, sent out AZ 1870
p m. July Fourth eve by tho sec
tor warden was
"Rumored blackOut nj IL mid
night tonight. All wardenS stand
W for patrol duty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Air Raid Warden Sizzles
At Garbling of Message

Soon the wardens with arm
bands on began TO assemble in
every senior post. Midnight came
but no red signal-sirens blowing.
The sector warden's phone be-
gan 10 ring. Some of his wardens
had put their families in basement
shelters.
The reason? Some OF the war
dens gothic message this way:
Air raid at midnight. Every
body do your duty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
No Holiday for Him

Busy himself throughout the
holiday comforting with heads OF
the army and navy and chiefs OF
war production. the President
paused from his conferences long
enough 10 point out the tremen-
dous significance Of July 4 in this
war-torn year.
"Never since u was first Gre
ated In Philadelphia" Mr.. Roose-
welt said, "has this anniversary
come In times 40 dangerous 20
everything for which II stands.
I'VE celebrate this year. not In
the fireworks Of make-believe,
but In the death-dealing reality
of tanks and planes and guns
and ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Continued on Page Eight
Gen. Franco Restricts
War Leader 10 Home

MADRID. July tUP).-Gen
Francisco Franco today issued a
decree combining Lieut.. Gen. Con.
zalo Queipo dc Llano, one of the
mos, famous Franco military lead
ers of the Spanish Civil War, 10
forced residence at Malaga, in
Andalusia. Queipo is in Madrid
now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Mystery Planes!

VICHY. July CUP).-A large
number of planes of unidentified
nationality flew over Vichy to-
day headed south. There were
no bombs dropped and no defense
fire.
The planes were so numerous
that their passage required nearly
an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Duchess Of Kent Has Son

LONDON, July 4 CUP).-A son
was born tonight to the Duchess
of Kent at Coppins country house
in Buckinghamshire. Mother and
child are doing we'll The duke is
King Georges brother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
War Plants Hum

I'VE celebrate also by running
without interruption the assem-
bly, lines which turn out these
weapons To be shipped 20 all the
embattled points Of the globe.
"On the desert sands OF
Africa" the President declared.
along the thousands Of miles Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Bu11d Chief Kunze Seized as Spy
Hopkins Weds
On July 80
White House Nuptials
for Roosevelt Adviser

WASHINGTON, July a (INS)
Harry Hopkins, right hand man
to President Roosevelt, and Mrs.
Louise Gill Macy of New York
City will be married in the White
House July 80.
Mrs. Roosevelt made the an
this afternoon as the
couple stood by. Further,
she let il be known that Hopkins
and his bride were going to be
very unSelfish and stay on for a
while at the White House in the
interests of carrying on the wars
work"
Realizing they would be be-
sieged by reporters about wedding
plans, etc. Hopkins and Mrs.
Macy-a most attractive brunette
decided to get the chore over
with once and for all. They bor-
rowed Secretary Stephan Early
office and called the press in.
When reporters entered, they
found Mrs. Roosevelt, in a white
dress. standing behind Early's
desk with a broad smile on her
face. At her side were Mrs. Macy
and Hopkins, with Early on the
Ga-I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Hoot Gibson Married

HOLLYWOOD. July 4 GNS).--
Hoot Gibson. former film star, re-
turned 10 Hollywood from a tour
with his rodeo show a married
man today Yesterday he mar
ried Dorothy Dunstan, p, a
yodeler in his show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Your
Newspaper
Boy

The boy who delivers The
Detroit Times in your neigh
borhood or any neigh
borhood II n young
merchant, endeavoring to
conduct his business In a
business-like manner.
You can help him save
unnecessary return trips o..
and encourage him TO do his
utmost in rendering prompt,
dependable service nv
having his money ready
when he collects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

WASHINGTON. July Mot
10 waste one hour. not 10 stop one
shot. not 10 hold back one blow
that is the way TO mark our great
national holiday in this year Of
1912.
Thus President Roosevelt ad-
monished the nation today in a
formal statement concentrating
the one hundred sixty-sixth ami
versary OF the independence Of
the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

battle lines I'm Russia, In New
Zealand and Australia and the
islands OF the Pacific, I'm war
torn China and all over the
seven seas, free men are fighting
desperately--and dying-tO pre-
serve the liberties and the decen-
cies Of modern civilization.
And in the oyerrun and occu-
pied nations OF the world. this
day IL filed with added signiii-
canoe. coming at a time when
freedom and religion have been
attacked and trampled upon by
tyrannies unequaled In human
history"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Americans
Also Attack Z
Captured Isles
Only Minor Damage
inflicted on Planes
by Enemy Guns
BY JOSEPH A. BORIS

Init News Services stan CerrespeaAsat
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Res
vealing the alertness and striking
power of American forces in the
Alaskan area, the navy disclosed
today that American army bomb
ers had staged five raids on Japa.
nese shore installations and inva.
sion boats in the western Aleutian
islands within the last two weeks,
Including one assault yesterday.
Weather conditions prevented
accurate observation of the dam
age, but the navy indicated that
considerable blasting was done
against enemy shipping and shore
installations on the islands of Attu
anC Kiska, which were seized by
the Japs nearly month ago.
Indicating that the Japanese are
proceeding with their occupation
of the western end of the Aleutian
archipelago, the navy in a COM
munique reported that July 2
patrol plane observed three Japa-
nese transports with escorting ves-
sells off the island of Agattu, about
35 miles south Attn.
Damage UnknoWn
"Army bombers attacked this
force that afternoon, fnflicting
damage, the extent Of which
could not be observed" the conn
munique continued. "Our aircraft
returned safely, having suffered
only minor damage from anti
aircraft fire."
Yesterday. the ccmmunique said.
army bombers again blasted Jap
installations on Kiska Island, but
again observation of results was
not possible"
The two other bombing attacks
occurred June 26, when shore IN
stallations on Kiska were attacked
and June % when the army planes
returned to hit the same area. In
both cases weather conditions OBJ
liberated the result of the bombing.
Plane Damaged
The communique also disclosed
that navy reconnaissance plane
was attacked and damaged by
enemy aircraft over Kiska June Is
but returned safely to its base.
The patrol plane reported that
one large cruiser and three de-
stroyers were in the harbor Of
enemy occupied Kiska. The crew
of the plane further reported that
the bow of an enemy transport
which was ported sunk by army
aircraft June Is was clearly WISH
bic near the center OF the harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Mexico Acts Swiftly

AS Kunze entered Mexico IL
legally no question of extradition
arose, and the government, on the
personal order of President Manuel
Avila Camacho, acted with breath
taking swiftness to send him back
to waiting American authorities.
Kunze was on his way back to
the United States almost before il
was publicly known that he had
been arrested.
In Hartford. Special Unite d
States Assistant Attorney General
1Lomas j. Dcdd said KunZe's ar
rest completed roundup of five
Nazi bundists under indictment
for espionage.
kunze, who recently disappeared
from New York purportedly with
elaborate plans of sabotage, made
his way 10 Mexico and nearly per-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
One EUil Purpose

"We must realize that the
Germans and the Ja' have pre-
pared for years with one evil
purpose In mind.
They have more soldiers
than we have.
They have more machines,
more guns, more industrial man
power.
Most of that manpower II
slave labor, but they're making
II work."
Somervell warned labor in al
address that was broadcast to al
armament centerS, that the Axi'
has no sympathy FOR the unior
or the closed shop.
"They destroy organized labor
wherever they 60" he con-
tinued.
"They hate this slow moving
institution that We 10 proudly
call democracy. In it, place
they would set up efficient, pitt
less pools Of slave labor and
both the AL and the Go
would become mere memories"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Mexico Sends
Him to j. s.
Faces Espionage
Trial in Hartford

MEXICO CITY, July 4 (UP).-
The Mexican government today
speedily deported G. Wilhelm
Kunze. German-American Bund
leader, by airplane to the United
States where he will be turned
over to the department of justice
for prosecution on charges of
KunZe. considered one of the top
Nazi agents on the continent, was
by ministry of interior
secret police on June 30 just as he
was about TO escape into the Gulf
of Mexico in a fishing boat.
Guarded by special government
police. the sullen-faced Kunze was
hustled aboard a American
Always plano at the capital air.
port and deported to Brownsville,
Tex. where agents of the Ameri-
can FBI will take him into Gus.
tody and pre-: mably fly him on to
Hartford. Conn, where he is under
indictment for espionage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
War Plant Tour

The generals message 10 labor
was delivered during two-hour
halt on his whirlwind tour OF
major war plants
At Chrysler'S. HudSon'S Pack
ards and Ford's he personally in
spected operations and conversed
with mechanics whom he bluntly
charged earlier AZ Lansing arc
not giving enough.
Carrying out the chief purpose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

fire to drop explosives with deadly
accurancy on Nazi military install
lations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
They'll Stay Awhile

1--WE surrendered my Office"
Early said. land 1 take IL that
Harry has taken the occasion OF
Independence Day to advise you
of a decision Of his own"
Early then turned proceedings
over TO the First Lady.
II am very glad" she said.
that Mr.. Hopkins and Mrs.
Macy are going to be married In
the White House, and that they
are being very unselfish and
will stay on for a while in the
interests of carrying on the
wars work. hope they will
find II comfortable"
Mrs. Macy by this time had
taken a seat. A reporter inquired
the date of the wedding, and she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
EndPetfiness,
Sonnerve||
Tells Unions
u. S. Labor Chiefs
Hear What Is Needed
to Win This War

Union labor must end petty
difference" and prevent ''produc.
ton slow downs of even one min.
ute" Lieut.. Gen. Brehon Somer'
veil. chief Of the armys service
~ supply, told joint AFk-GfG
conference here Saturday
I'VE must face facts, no mat
ter how bitter those facts are"
ne said before a Fourth of July
luncheon audience al Hotel Stat
Ter that comprised William
Green. ALL president Philip
Murray. Go leader. and 200
organized labor Officials.
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Relentless oil Asked
OF Nation by Roosevelt
Our Most Dangerous Time, Don't
Waste Hour. President Urges
BY GEORGE DURNO

nt1 News Service stan Correspondent
Evening star., 1942-06-03

Dorothy Harris, 20. Glendon. N. c.; the
Rev. Arthur r. Christian.
Charles A. Suits. 80, Harrisburg, Pa, and
Helen C. GSens Ss sev q .Ies 5ia2 ooIBsn
Mildred L. Sutton. Is, 45I PARK I'd
NV; the Rev. Nelson L. Miller.
Gilbert A. Cole, jr., 81, 1349 Franklin st.
c.ssa shS ssanse @ s Rev Mu1d NJ 8 Rosdah S9 242S
eenter Il and Pheps s0s fs sSa
Rittsnhouse st. NV; the Rev. Charles
Harry /. Bryant, %. and villa M. Cow
ard. %. both Of 1922 18th st. NV: the
Paul fsi y. B0ltei S81'n 81. Camp Lee. Va. and
Betty I. Osborne. -27, 1919 Benton st.
NV; the Rev; G, B; Austin.
EdEsr Borohy ssahG e. Msrsha 2 4$9 e s sHd
wian Hhals sEs tRs aC Ffz s & nW
NV; the Rev. F. B. Harris
T. B. Msdlock, %, 1249 9th st. NV. and
Rose @ E Kemp, p; 756 Irving st. NV;
wiiism ihs ReY ko5srtson, aTa IN s6 soe St.
s5s and Ell Ella B. Tgndle. gntae: D' Shelby N. c.
walter hs Efy T. Olson 81 rfieIS r TO- 1442 Fairmont
st. NV, and .Thelma NJ. Reichart, 20,
Mulberry. Ind; the Rev. Henry H,
Arthur p. Moore. jr., "a. 1924 Upshur St
neapolis; the Rev. L. ]. Welnpe.
LOUIS SMITH, BfoE is I'll hs ReR sRd
Robert rtetc c. Smith. a1, 1so 18th St ne,
I'd. NV; the Rev, j. c. Bali I'o ~
AEsa w Mfst S both M 2S 81 s fns
william a. McGregor, tr., 21, Worton. Md,
and Margaret J. Magruder. 20, Silver
Spring; the Rev. Walter E. Price: 49,
l. Ma5s Rev AasliGR Wiisn 4 E4s~n sss l'' st
and Evangeline e. Riley. q. 1905 Fair
mont St; NV; the Rev. M e: Mills.
T. 2, Mockey. lr, 90, 623 10Th st. NV,
Joseph = cooney, 81; and Mary A. Greg
Rey ssy 2Sb 5obb both Z 9rsaa5 9I aa2s ST. nw the
Howell ". Greenwood. 81. and Pauline E.
Dawson p, both of Alexandria; the
Roger J, M. Beneteau, 20, 534 Crittenden
st. NV. and Dorothy G. Port. %. .2019
Connecticut ave. NV. the Rev. Andre
Thomas +: Lurk. "a; 1872 Otis st, ne. and
soPsrt Rey Willism Eckman. M .nacost,. ARMY
Base. and an Juan Juan M Bsllald' I6' ianham, HAM
=, Md; the Rev. v: F Millinske. ,.
Orville L. Austin, 80, Boiling Field, and
BBernics n sLgst.. JGst; 2l. Minneapolis; the
Aibina Janik; %. 1888 Lamont st. NV;
both Of 441s 42nd st. NV; the Rev.
D.hisf AEshq5 Il g stel5 Hen in: aa 1917 9th St NV
and Esmer L. Sims, 70. Branchville. Nd;
the Rev Alvin Wills.
Emmett Mathews. 80, Anacostia. and
gilmore MuTrsy; 81 141O G st. ne: the
clJds HSy NJ / & Guht: 5iffFs s$ aoo1 wisconsin
NV. and Virginia Macintosh. 81, -29OO
Connecticut ave. n.w.' the Rev. James
Thomas H Johnson. 66. 1910 Delaware
sl4 3rd st. sw.: the Rev. T. H. John
Laurence r Brown. 81. Fort Myer. and
Pauline Joyner' 27. Arlington; the Rev
william nd Graham aaniIs r. bos FL 1a22 s5th aso st
goth ST. NV; the Rev. N H Johnson
Morton Feinstein; 20. Baltimore, and Har-
riet 1. Moss. Il, 116 Kennedy st. NV;
Rabbi Morris ]. Cohen.
Weld H. Arnold; c ~: and Florepce SoTson 49,
Harold l. Enarson. %. Hyattsviue. and
Audrey A.. y I @ Pitt 21i Crown Point. N. Mex;
NV. and Dolores c. Gillican. 26. 1888
X St NV; the Rev. John A. Magee.
Earl Bennett, 20, 31S New York ave, NV,
and Ida M Owens, 10, All New York
Ianrsnas ave: NV; rh the herl Rev "; H Jarnsgin.
saa se asstss he Rss w. RaylPF W Flood d. AIS ST.
Stephen v. Hadley. 21, 5235 Kansas ave
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D! c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tOait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James F; A.. Husband, 22, and Pauline
S.: Z, sia4 'R' st. 's:'s9 ss the
Ies:s s:s.. x nfs.; cog s1s ' e. n= sae
George i; Lsis6t09; Cambridge. Mass ass
Florida ave. NV; the Rev. Ellis A.
James :, i. Linn; e. Fpq 9th st, ss ss s, and
Hass 81 s,s:a hz ggs 1s7s csgneI. - ~
,r Ohio; the Rev. Day. -
~; and GEstehsn Burns, %; West Los
Harvey Wilburn, -35, Fort Belvoir. and
Doris A. Fay, 49,. 1925 Vernon st. NV;
y. the Rev. Raymond R. Robinson;
ana Betty l. Newman. Is. s$s s$s daliatin
c.Is ssd asasF. MsInsssa ss Az Is s'asp $50
g xsIyland ;;IsI, pl. Sc: the Rev. Glenn B.
James a. williams. 80, 1924 10th st. NV.
and Beatris M. Lewis, 25, Bethesda; the
Rev. John w. Mills,
Heber MacWillams, H.. %. 2Oe 11th st.
ton; the Rev. z. A. Luckett.
Don !. Grover; 81, 1929 18th st nv. and
Judge Robert E. Mattingly.
Henry K, Ketcham,. %, 1915 10th st. NV.
and Alice L. Mahar, "a. Arlington; the
Lemuel Mcclenney. IT,, %. Norfolk. and
Mary I. Anders. 25, 1852 N st. s.w; the
Bernard H. Solomon. T Fl. 1909 10th st.
NV. and Evelyn K. Schneider. FL. sI4
Decatur st. NV; Judge Mattingly
Fred o. Peter, SO. U. 8. NJ, and Adelaide
z. Kabacinski, 80, 500 A st. Sc; the
Rev. Robert j. Plumb.
Jack Worthington. 81, and Alva Daniels,
IL, both Of 202 10th st. Sc: the Rev.
Wilson Tindley. SO. selbyville. Del. and
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Navy Extends Hours
For PHYSICAL Tests

Physical examinations for pros
pective recruits will be given until
$50 o'clock each evening at the new
recruiting station at 1920 G street
NV, the Navy announced today.
Heretofore examinations were dis
continued at o'clock.
After the examinations cease, the
station generally will remain open
until 10 O'Clock to give general in
formation to applicants.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. WILLARD D. CURSEEN, 1912 Mass.
ave. Sc. Wash, D. c. -
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts other than those contracted by
myself. MRS c. WEBSTER KNERR.
1924 NJ ST. Sc
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the American Fire Insurance
Company of D. c. for the election Of nine
t9l trustees for the ensuing year will be
held at the office Of the company. 51l 7th
st. NV, Washington, D. C., on Thursday.
June Is. 1912, at eleven o'clock am
Polls will be open from IL m. to l pm.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
Secretary.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

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Saxolite Axtringent tightens loose surface
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Reduces excess surface oil. Dissolve Saxo-
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Tarkroot Beauty Mask-Try this cooling.
soothing and refreshing facial We believe
you will like 1t.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Issued at Rockville.

Arnold Gilmore Duncan. jr.. 30, Washing
ton. and Dorothy Lee Simmons, 26, Ar
lington, Va.
Lewis Francis Lee. %, Glenburnie, Md.
and Elizabeth Beulah Poland. 81, Ar
nngton, Va.
Marshall william Smith, 90, and Beatrice
Israel, 1S. both Of Rockville.
John BENJAMIN Seal. 20. and Gwendolyn
Mae Kenny. 20. both of Takoma Park,
John Mcdonald Weir. 81. Ballston Spa. N.
<, and Marian Caroline Boyd. 80,
WASHINGTON.
Grace Virginia Forman, Is, Dawsonvtlle.
Douglas Howard. ,1s. and Evelyn Sloan. 16.
William James Emerson. %. and Martha
Virginia Beckner. %. both Of Washing
ton.
Robert Allen Griffin. 81, and Violet May
Hawkins, 10, both of Washington.
Robert H. Dickerson, 21, and June Patricia
Gallagher. Is, both of Washington.
Lorenzo Gaskins, 20, and Esther Frances
Warren, IS, both Of Washington
Wilmer Linwood Seek, 10. Takoma Park,
Md, and Alberta Elizabeth Toepfer. II,
Washington.
Henry johnson, 81. and Agnes Prout. %,
both of WASHINGTON.
Joseph Earl Brunner. tr., 21. Falls Church,
Va, and Julia Elizabeth Jones Morrison,
"a, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-03

nv: and Dorothy n; osnpstte, q. Los
Walter s. MacIlwain. 81. 1l03 18th st.
NV, and Colleen v. Smith, 39, 1907
18th st. NV; the Rev. John w. Rustin.
James J. Delabarto. 21, Army War College,
and Victoria M. Palermo, 1S, Evangeline
House: the Rev. Daniel Hamilton
Robert A. Short, 25, Quantico. and Mary
3. Berry. 20. Arlington; the Rev. c. c.
Raymond J. Hindricks. New York City.
M.ttiaaffyy snd Miafy Z. Cain. 26' Arlington Judge
Charles Il. welles. 2e Fort Belvoir, and
Constance M. Ribble, 81. Allentown,
Pa; the Rev. J. A. Pfeiffer.
William Eestment, "a, Philadelphia, and
Jeanne Ginter. 26, 4707 North Capitol
ST.: the Rev. A. J. Mccartney.
Francis, E. Elmore, "a. Fort Beivoir, and
Charlotte Reuman, 20, 1907 Crittenden
st. NV; the Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
Herman g: Harrelson. "a; and Margaret
r r. Wllstt' lag Rs}i RI both of 1910 L st. NV;
William 1. Holt, 22, s147 10th st. NV,
and Dorothy l. Glasrud, %, 1882 Girard
st. NV; the Rev. Charles B. FroelSch.
Anthony A. Ram, "a, 1879 Neal st. ne,
and Dolores H Nicholson, IS, sos
Oakwood st. Sc: Judge Mattingly.
Ronald 9. Wittmus. "a, 1ll6 E st. ne,
and Edith P Lindsey. 20. Arlington; the
Rev. J. H. Mumper.
Evening star., 1942-06-03
PART TIME.

Men, between 21-60, to work as street.
car conductors weekdays for two or three
hours at a time. either between the hours
OF m. and 10 am; or between the
already employed. in good health and have
an absolutely clear record. Apply in per-
son any weekday morning before 10 am.
pect ave. NV, Rm. 333. Take Cabin
John streetcar. Please do not phone for
information
Evening star., 1942-06-03
FIREMAN.
AUTO MECHANICS

Colored. know operation of automat
stokers. for large apartment buildin
Phone Dupont 0264 mornings.
Evening star., 1942-06-03

Homer Building. Thirteenth and ? Streets
nr.ds; Bachelor Of Commercial Science tB. G 81
IMo-year day or three-yezr evening course, M c.
hing. Careers for graduates as follows: Cerfifed
the me stan 81 C. 2 firms; Executives with bust
ana Audit1ng positions In government service,
tary service. CAD in person request catalos.
Evening star., 1942-06-03

SODA DISPENSER. head man, must be
days. Box I27-E, Star
Evening star., 1942-06-03
SECRETARIAL

students. Review and speed
beginners in Shorthand are
will be open all summer. s
ness positions and qualified Il
Over 800 employment calls
person, Homer Building, Thil
Evening star., 1942-06-03

GAS STATION ATTENDANT.
Immediate opening for young man; no
experience necessary. Apply 10 am. Esso
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