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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
THELMA CAMERON, IL
Amdss Music
For Service Men

More than 12no monograph
records we're collected by student
of the Junior Red Cross Al 81
Lawrence paroChial School whore
a campaign to collect entertain
mont material for soldiers and
sailors ended Saturday
James Prlche chairman NJ the
sixth grade. headed the drive.
The records range from such
modcrnS as Chattanooga Choo
Choo' TO Since Ma Is Playing
Nah Jonc' and "NarclS,u>
The Junior Rcd Cross Of the
school has been exceedingly aC-
tive rs seventh grade has sent
3 500 books 70 headquarters. Five
thousand magazines were col
loctod ny the fifth graders. Begin
nlnC next week tho students start
q paper drive sponsored by the
eighth grade pupils.
zone hundred and sixty dol
lars worth Of defense saving
stamps were bought i'm two days
by our pupils" said one Of the
SISTERS proudly. ITS our amhi-
tion To have every one OF our
600 students make n ScrapbOok
for the boys in service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
War Living Problems
Explained in Series

Merryle Stanley Rukeyser, distinguished and
authority economics will begin in Mondays Detroit
Times series of daily articles of interest to all patriotic
Americans. H
lie will tell how the average American best meet
the myriad problems presented by the wartime emergency
His suggestions briefly told and to the point will help you
weather the storm, bravely intellgently periodically
Among many other things, Rukeyser will tell how
budget your income for wartime emergencies how
vide healthul food less for your family
do about insurance policies what to do about safeguard
ns such household expenses against the possibilities
Of imitation; what the difference is exercising
patriotic foresight and unpatrotic boarding.
That YOU may follow these articles packed valuable
information that will make the pattern Of your life simpler
efficient these trying times dial Cherry $500
Monday to arrange for carrier delivery Of The Detroit
Times your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
ROnHPI at Helm
Giant Nazi Offensive
Expected Momentarily

Moscow government newspaper,
warned Turkey tina, Germany IS
preparing great military provo
cations against Turkey and her
nCiChbors IAjS spring
The mann N1lI strength how
ever Il rs believed here. viii hC
thrown INTO a new attack on the
Russian southern front Military
Observers expect Germany 10 con.
contratc huge forces from KharkoN
outh To T7canroG while maintain
ing the defensive on the central
and northern fronts.
Fo0oI's from Hungary and Ru-
mania leave little doubt that prep
lrau0us for tbo southern offensive
7ro in fun swing. Military trans
J1r'- Tnnruoa tho railroads
I'Ia7 ~ cr-Cr Trans have be-
como % I.E'N.
Hungary is believed 70 have
1cor called upon 10 provide great
numbers OF troops for the new
jurc. Some report, state thai
hungary NOW modifying 500 GOO
non with some units already en-
'ouJo east.
Because cf her heavy losses last
ear E1D9ua is said 10 hc proNd-
ug foNor troops tins time How
.Nor Bulgaria probably will be
orced 10 send m least a token con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Legion 10 Ask
4 Cabinet Shifts

Resolutions asking President
Roosevelt 10 retire four members
from I'M, cabinet have been drafted
and arc 10 he acted upon Sunday
by the Michigan Department OF
tho American Legion, meeting
here in a statewide national dc.
fcr>c conference
The resolutions call Tor the
custer II Secretaries Frances Per
KIN, Cnr6eil HUI Henry J.. stun
son and Frank Knox
Secretary Perkins is charged
with having never had the conf
donrc Of the public and has long
since established her inability 10
cope vfh the problems and duties
Of 'ho labor department " the
resolution declared
U.N. Sum>on and Knox arc
asked 70 be replaced with Younger
and MORO cap hIo r." v-..N
would bolster the confidence Of
fn" American people and our
AlUo- FOR final victory
While they previously have
rendered valuable service tn
their country, they should he
replaced because of their adj
yauccd age and physical disa-
biliticN.' the resolution sand
Two other resolutions. calling
tor "a ban on wartime strikes and
'r' enactment OF q law for un-
El-aI Maritime service. prohahl,
N.. $50 1c passed. sand Herbert
= Mcdonald chairman OF tHo
.'r"r, national defense commit
f.r
Move shan 500 delegates A..
.r9.. '.0 conference SATURDAY
t. I.'.. Fort Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

industries will he discussed at A
meeting Of the Day Care Of Chill
dren Of Defense Workers Commit
tee Of the Wayne County council
of defense 10 be held in Merrill
Palmer School AT 3 p. m. Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Other Collections

O'her collections during the
week included S905 by Miss Kay
Hardy and her associates in the
Offices Of tho Detroit Creamery .
Ss5 from the Brotherhood Lodge
No. S77. I. O. q. F: sd 30 from
Departments % 80 and -. mid
night shift. Of tho EN-cello roller
line turned IN by Clarence
Whitley TroSien, and Sif.7l from
Plant No. 81, Fisher Body Stamp
irg l'ni'
Among tho latest social events
held 70 raise funds for the bomber
purchase was tho Saturday night
dance given ny tho HlSpanoS
Cnldos Of Detroit 2 benefit society.
This party was held AZ Vet
Grams Hall 1850 Martin street.
under the Craftsmanship Of Mr.. and
Mrs s r Martinez Service men
In uniform were admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Purchase Bonds

As many Dc,roiteIS thus con-
tinued 70 make outright cash
donations IN the bomber fund
thousands of others continued
their drive 70 buy homhers for
Uncle Sam through their pur-
chaSes Of defense savings stamps
and bonds.
As an example Of what many
groups and organizations arc do
ing locally the Champion Spark
Plug Local No 272 Of the JAW
Go purchased S14o0 in bonds
and adopted a plan providing for
the purchase Of seven 500 bonds
each three months.
Many other locals in this area
the ma ioritN Of them including
many defense production workers
have adopted similar plans FOR in
VeS'ng union funds IN defense
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Buy-G-BOmber!
61,379.10 Total
OF Fund Aiding
America S Fight
Scattered Collections
through Detroit Ares
Continue 10 Pour In
Nv r. TYRONE PTTTIT

llFfFNN ANlfI fh--lbNN hhNNN-
ers with Defense Savings stamps
and Bonds
Cs,h contributions 80 Tho Dc-
t-oi' Times reader, b., Bomber
Fund reached r total ~ S6l}7a 10
during the Jest week as scattered
collections throughout tho metro
pol'ar Detroit area continued 10
pour In,
Included among recent dona-
f.onS was r s contribution from
pupils OF tro florence School Of
Dance. SI5-5 from Mrs. Harry
Gross of ISIS LaSallc boulevard;
S3Sl from Henry The Halter; s.
from Harvey and Marion Sanders
Of 7i4S Ljuvood avenue and So Is
from members Of tho Detroit
Naval Auxiliary OF the Veterans
Of FOrClvn Wars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Child Care Studied
For Defense Workers

The care of children whose
parents are employed IN defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Who was this mad attaoker who tied
his victims like animals and then
beat, attacked and throttled them
to death' How could police hope to
track down this inhuman monster
when their only cleu was torn snap
shot? Where would he strike next?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Had the for the brutal double murders been simple
robbery Was the attack the real mo-
These questions perPexed the police until they learned
the victims husband the sinister Peter Burton.
DOME miss the prl issue of ACTUAL DETECTIVE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
DETROIT'S MOST BRUTAL ATTACKER
Must Be Caught!

When Mrs. Monica Jsnonis Was
Slain, The Chief Said: she Never
Had Chance =. Only Devil
Gould Have Done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

II Detroit j. in such danger Of
enemy bombing. ~ YOU say, then
why j. the red globe on top Of
the PenOb~cot Building permitted
L.. ..ln..- D. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Winners
Contest

WINNERS IN THE Jungle
look" review contest, in which
metropolitan high school news
hper editors competed, were
bday announced by the Michigan
later.
irst prize was won by Fred
gallagher, Crosse Pointe High
chool: Emily Anderson, Northern
Ugh School. won second prize,
M Lenore Rose. High School OF
commerce. placed third.
Eighteen contestants, represent
3g each of Detroit's high schools.
hrned in outstanding reviews OF
he screen version of Rudyard Kip
hg's Jungle Book. which will
bntinJe its downtown engage
tent. opening at the Palms-State
heater today.
"A Gentleman After Dark, /"
airing Brian Donlevy and Miriam
opkins, also opened at the Palms
hate today. An extra added at
faction brings back TO the screen
beut. James Stewart in his new
81 and most important role,
Winning Your Wings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Rosini Tops I
Club RoyaIe Bill

PAUL ROSINI, amiable gentle
man of magic, replaces Dean
Murphy as headliner in the spar
king revue at Club Royale that
otherwise is retained intact for a
second week. Rosini has been a
frequent visitor at the club. and
his entertaining tricks are worked
with such simple tools. SO closely
under the inspection OF his audi
ence, that he rates high among
favorite performers in night club
circles.
Pretty Kay Vernon almost stops
the show, so insistent are the
nightly demands for more of her
popular songs. Beatrice Picard is
as flawless i'm her solo Latin dane
ing grace as she was when work.
ing with Capella. African and
Cuban dance rhythms by the De-
Sylvia Twins are presented in
startling colors, and the Pan
American Dancers. four couples,
weave intriguing South American
patterns under black light.
Carl Bonner acts as master Of
and plays lull piano.
and Katherine Hoyt is singing
sweet. swing and speciality songs
with Bill McCune's orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Holiday Fun at
jefferson Beach

DECORATION DAY fun is in
store for the whole family at
Jefferson Beach on the shore Of
Lake st. Clair this coming Satur-
day. Many new attractions have
been brought TO the park this year
for Detroiters' enjoyment. There
are over 30 exciting rides. dashes
across the lake in fast speed boats.
a brand new skeet range. rifle and
archery ranges, and a special at
traction OF breath-taking feats
performed by The Great Peters.
Peters, known as the Human
Fly" walks upside down at a
height of 80 feet, and defies death
itself by virtually hanging himself
in a true hangman's moose.
The beautiful sandy beach will
be opened to the public, weather
permitting.
In the evening Everett Hoag-
land and his orchestra play for
your dancing pleasure in a sweet
and smooth manner that is win
ming lots Of friends for them.
The United States Navy has
erected a permanent booth with
a miniature exhibit of practically
every type of naval vessel now, in
use In our own navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
TeIenews Shows
Crimean Films

FIRST MOTION pictures from
the Crimean War front, showing
the heroic Russian defenders of
Sevastopol in action. will headline
the new bill at the Telenews
Theater which starts today at 5
p. m. The films show sailors of
the Soviet Black Sea fleet helping
the land forces stop the Nazi in
vaderS.
Promise of 'unprecedentedly
large Allied air assaults on the
continent Of Europe is seen in
films rushed 10 Detroit from war
conferences in Ottawa where
United Nations military leaders
have been meeting this week
Also, a part of the new program
includes motion pictures of Presi-
dent Prado of Peru as he toured
Detroit war production plants.
Pretty models will be seen on
the TelenewS screen, displaying
the trim new uniforms of the
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
for service in which many Detroit
women are now applying.
The bill includes 46 other news
events. as well as the weekly war
comments Of II, V. Kaltenborn
and Regan Tex" McCrary. ex-
elusive Telenews screen COM
mentatorS.
I'm addition, the theater has
booked the first Detroit showing
of the latest March Of Time re-
lease, india in Crisis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

make keyboard music as well as
play DePs accompaniment.
WONDER BAR-The Mel-O-
Macs. under the direction of
Tiny" Harris. are still pleasing
d dancers with their smooth
rhythmic tunes, while Manuel
Lopez and his Gay Amigos alter
nate with their rhumbas and
novelty entertainment.
Aylene Mason sings with the
Mel-O-Macs, putting her person
allied interpretations on hit tunes
of the day. while blond Madelon
Baker takes vocal honors with the
Amigos, presenting a nice touch
of contrast in both voice and
coloring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

PAINS STATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

4. 7:3O, HOS p. m; "GentIeman After
Dark" ii.i0 a. m, 40 Gas. Gas p M.
ADAMs-''hoontide." 1874. i;O2. 7:2O,
1928 D. N. Rings on Her Fingers,
Ills a m, 7:3s. 5:54, S:02 p. m.
MADIs0N-"Lives OF Bengal Lancer, "
11.l0 a. m. :. $3.50. l0A0 D. m; In
Name Only" los. ass. $50 p. m.
TEIENEws-Nsws. short features,
a. m. 10 n p m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI-"s Suspicion" II
l.. m. 3:lS, 1880. n:f5 p. m N. N
PrInsm Esq. Ito. $50 sA5 ?; n. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Singer McPhaiI
Wins Contract

DOUGLAS McPHAIL, youthful
singer. has been signed to a new
iong-tem contract by M-G-M.
He recently appeared in Born
to Sing" in which he introduced
the weIl-known song, Ballad for
Americans" on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN--''TortiilA Fiat" 1910. 4,
7 rs. lO:4O p. m. This Time for Keeps.
II rs a. m. 1880. $40, S:25 .. m.
FOx-"Ay Gal Sal" i1:il a. m. 2;O5.
ASA. 7;t1. 1888 p m. "Brookiyn Or
UNITED ARTIsTs-"Rio Rita, a 30,
T. T:25, 10:45 y. m. Mickey" IL .06 a.
m, 2:25,. $50. $40 p. m
PAIMS STATE-"Jungle Book" ~ 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-13
Picture Pattern Of the Week

Give blouse for Christmas, the gift
thot's ol~oys welcome! This pottern offers
you two winners One is the snort shirt
~ost style worn in the picture by
filmdom's beouteous brunette. Frances
Clifford. The other is new, soft blouse
with the popular dfowstrine neekIine.
Pottern No, l705 is designed for sizes
10. Y. IA. IT, Is ond 20 70 to SO bust
Size Y in the shirtwoist No. 2 style,
with short sleeves. requires rs yords Ct
39ineh moterioI in the drowstrine
No. i style. : words.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
FARMS Fok AlE.
(Cnntinued

Desirable One-Man Farm. 81 200.
min. city; 70 q. for crops g 4. pasture and
wood. " acre berries; rood ms, barn.
wants larger. farm. .sssrinees this: ps: 4e
Title BLDG. Philadeiphia, Pa.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
heads tobacco. improvements: Groom
room for 15o Thousand hills Of tobacco.
s.rs Az in s9oS o9oes va. eo
net in 194I; Price; $4,000,
Executive s74o. ea7 18th st. NV
PRINCE GEORGE co.
80 acres 3a miles p; G: line: T.rcom
on stream; low and upland elevations up
to 260. it.: beautiful Henson Valley outlook
Price, Ss,Soo. " ''o''e'S ~
rx.,ut,y! THE9DoRr 5E95 : az NENS' 7s1S s, NV
s1l .OOO-aToBAcco FARM. NEAR SALT
S.1S Sster' rs mi 900 aossaco Sr h9use Ss4n
liz acres, about 2s cultivated: Price in
cludes tobacco handling EQUIPMENT. large
Mccormick Deerine tractor. Farmall and
ether imeements: ans9 300 fruit % tTees. other
tooacco farms, So. 600 and $4,000.
SO 500-Very attractive Groom brick
nsuns O. sTs sars sns Sef eeoS oSs. rss
bank barn, dairy. Very attractive farm
On main main road, near town; only $4,000;
Montgomery Co stock and dairy farms
r. y. LILLE,
225 Mer!e Ave. Takoma Park. Sligo o3O6.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
yer and water in most Of Sis frontage,
minutes from Georgetown in D. C. Com
nifty group zoning may be had.
j. LEO KOLB, Inc,
237 Wisconsin Ave MI 2100.
PRINCETON, MD,
LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR DESIRABLE
and well-located lots for low-cost housing
in nearby Maryland. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV. MA. I416.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

s-TDE9AKER CHAMP. 1871 de luxe
coach; heater. ! owner. 1924 D st. ne.
Apt. /.
STUDEBAKER 1885 coupe: very good cond.
Same as new tires; $3.50. Torrey Motor
Co.. 1877 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

2l-ACRE TOBACCO FARM.
All cleared. fenced; Or. dwelling. elec.
veil. spring, large chicken house. horse
and COW barn, new tobacco barn. long
frontage paved road: mi D. c.; $500;
terms. Erwin REALTY co. Call Hyatts-
VAlle O334, WA. 1881.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

QLD6No8nx 1871 4-door sedan model
76: excellent condition: radio. heater. Dc.
Ss'e5 Vsts oxner. sse' fempe isaS 'e' Dli'
oLDsMoBnE 1895 4-door sedan; radio
and heater, excellent condition, good tires
Lady who can no longer drive due to .
IA sss mHss Carroll st.
oLDeMOBILE 1899 b-passenser club
small car in trade Call owner. Wo. 2slO.
OLDeMOBILE 1886 de luxe 2-door trunk
$50: terms. s1ss is.h st. is n'W. pu a:s1ea sIss
oLDsMOBnEs 90. 1870 4-door sedans;
PAcKARD pEALIR. 18th and Pa. % ave IS Sc.
oLDsMoBILE 1885 coupe; splendid cond !;
surss RA 4se6 sum 81, s4a Mr. Her
PACKARD 1887 business coupe; one own
eT; good uos,a 5uSss5 issins iIssssyins town :iss 5$nd
PACKARD 1887 cony coupe, o-cylinder.
sests ssssa sisa s@meas Spsn aSsd.,1 ssd 4th st. NV
esACKAER s.S Arp, 1887 7 s ssiso" 4;door trunk g;
sS!SusSoat: ssSs' erpEsA1 5f '!ss Meross. e'faa
2335 Bladensburs I'd. ne. AT. 672s
dT ssssn. as Club t0s coupes Ss ss
tires, some with radios and heaters: 3O-day
,vnarrsnties: each car unsurpassed value for
L9y1sG 2sfs m4T9EyOur g, Hw PaefsEd Sc sad Rsaer
PACKARD 1892 convert. coupe; excellent
Gi.Ss 9SaSs' ss4ss' : GOOD tires $3.50 cash. N''el'
PACKARD 1895 convertible coupe. Just
out OF storage. 21,OOO mi. Same as new
Torrey Motor Co. 1877 10th st. NV.
PACKARD 1889 super 8 touring sedan;
heater. new tires, splendid condition
Inquire 35Os 18th ST. nv North 533i
4-door. $500 Cadillac 1888 4-door ls-
.etasd iss7 4door ssSS Ss food possiss sase
4221 Connecticut. Wo s4ol
PPAGCKH!ARDs PAGCKH!R l2l 194l convertible coupes;
1910 eonvertibls coupes. JACK PRY,
PACKARD DEALER. 18th and Penna.
PACKARD 1887. 4-dr tour. sedan; 8
wheels; Lifeguard tubes; equity and re-
sumo payments. DU. 5s17. Sun. or ewes.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door sedan: very good
Sooi co ssmi is7 3 18th nsH ST. sftfn NV 4'
PLYMOUTH 1910 7-passeneer 4-door Sc
Ike new; We invite your careful, inspection;
1928 Goth st. NV. DI 9141.
PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door, 500. Dodge
connecticHt. Wo. s4oi. % '
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door sedan:
black. 10000 miles, like new; $3.50. CO.
1898 Terrett.
PLYMOUTH 1882 2-dr: good condition
good tires: $50 cash Hillside. O330-W
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan. gun metal: mechanically Al; new
rings; good tires; clean inside and out
S349: 30-day written guarantee. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 18th st. NV, bet. X and l..
Republic 325l.
PLYMOUTH 1887: good cond. radio,
heater. tires: sos. RE. O723.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan; at
tractive olive green finish, spotlessly clean
l-oVner car: in the finest Of condition.
BE WISE BUY NOW,
TOWN d COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 14th st. NV. MI 5000
Evening star., 1942-01-11
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
with waterfront; about $4,000. Give loca-
ton and details. Box 10-M. Star. IL
good view and stream essential: give full
details as to price and location. BOX
23l-C. Star
WANTED TO RENT-FARM IN NEARBY
Va, have stock and equipment. or rent
equipped farm on shares; steady. reliable
habits. experience and references. Box
5S-G. Star.
1OO15O ACRES ON HARD ROAD. vIC1N-
will consider well-built farmhouse: neces-
sary outbuldings; well-watered fields. good
soil. Immediate possession. Send full
description. price location and picture Of
house. Box 434-L. Star.
1 WILL SELL YOUR FARM IF PRICED
right. See or write.
J. LETTON MARTIN,
Real Estate
Room 4Ol Earle Bldg.
Re 24o" AID 67S9
Evening star., 1942-01-11

BULLETIN. DETAILS. PHOTO. GENTLE
paved highway: acres. . road fronta ses,
high elevation. beautiful view, 7-room
h-wh.: all cows. beautiful shade. shrub
berry, GARAGES poultry bdes.: sac. for So
500. BRAY & MacGEORGE. estab. 1901,
Vinland. N J.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
rRAiliRs rolASALE.

tric brakes; cost S1.16O: AXE S306 quick
sale. Adams 1878.
HOUSE, TRAILER. 1941. Eactory built, for
immediate sale: permaIlt contraction:
heat under floor: many e$Jeas. See at 807
Flower ave. Takoma PA.k 8H. 1864.
VAoABOND. the COACH hat has Every
thing, On display oppoe Canary Camp.
BALTIC. b'vd.. BerWyn. I'd
TRAILERS. new and I'D easy to deal
with. Elcaf Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp 1t. /. BerWyn. u -
TRALHa for sale at eeney's Trailer
Camp, Landover, Md. uire At Ander-
sons. H.
TRAHWS-Prices rang from S726 tc
$2.595: financing, 81 in eest to selected
Tisks Come in before I'd buy.
TWO LOCA IONS:
Beltsville. Md. Below exsndria On I.
TRAILER ART.
The Valley settler., 1942-07-31
. EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

All children who att ending Va la and Palmer schools this fail will report ', if possible, on the days listed above, for their school exami nat ions. Examina- tions will be made by Dr.. Flora at the
The Valley settler., 1942-07-31
OCCUPATIONAL DEFER RENTS IN SPECIAL FIELDS


 
 Stressing the urgent need in our war program for skilled manpower BEHIND as we'll as ON the battle lines, the Territor ia1 Director of Se1ective Service has ad- vi sed local boards of 24 "critical occupa- tions" in scientific and specialized fields to guide them in the classification of regi strants in those professions.
 The "critical occupeti ons" include the following: Accountants, Chemi sts, Econo- mi sts, Engineered (Aeronautical, Aut omot i've, Chemi cal, Civil, Electrical, Heating, Ven tilating, Refrigerating, and Air Condi- tioning, Marine. Mechanical, Mining and Metal1urgi cal including Mineral Technolo- gists; Radio, Safety, Transportation, -in- cluding Air, Highway, Railroad and 1ater); emet ticians, Y v:l .arctit ccts, Meteorolo- gists, Personnel Admini st rators, Physi- cists, including Astronomers; Psycholo- gists, and Statisticians.
 Local boards are advi sed to give con- siderotion for occupatio iona1 deferment to regi rants in these specialized fields "who, if engaged in the practice of their respective prcfe sions, are in position to perform vital service in activities necessary to war product on and in activ- ities essentia to the support of the effort." In accordance with the provi- sions of the Selective Service law, this does not <, however, constitute blanket deferment for men in these specialized fields and the case of each regi st rant mu st be considered indi vidually.
The Valley settler., 1942-07-31

Health Center, second floor of the Re- creati on Hall, from until 4:30 P.E. One of the parent 8 should be in attend ance at the examination
 Infants and preschoolers will be seen by Dr.. Flora between 1880 and p.m.
 Helen Johnson
 Public, Health Nurse AT ALMEa' CHURCH IFS UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH Rev. 0. H1ber Randall, Pastor
 Sunday School lo:oo a. m.
 Morning Worship l1:oo a. m. ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
 Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
 Sunday School 1o:3o a.m.
 Morning Worship llsoo a.m. ST. MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. James Snead, Priest
 Mass at 1O:o0 n.m. Choir practice every Wednesday evening at the church. VALLEY CHAPEL noVs auQ MTSs ao1W1u Gs DoyeES EdStOTS Morning Worship and Church School
 1O:OO a.m.
 Preaching Service p.m. yedne sdny Eve. Service p.m. It has been said that "culture of the intellect, without religion in the heart, is only civilized barbari sm and di sgui sed animali sm. Valley Chapel invites you to enjoy the warm religious atmosphere of it's services. Mrs. E. N. Kling went to Anchorage Thursday.
 Hrs. John Witt and Mrs. Joe Hemer are dividing shifts in the preparation of meals ct the Recreation Hall Lunch room.