Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08


Ayes. provided she can
prove her own citizenship.
p. 3. l.: Q-My son has been
in the army, in Hawaii. since Aug
ust 26 and my husband died on
February u. Is there a chance
10 get my boy discharged? !
cam work because l am SICK.
APPLY IN LETTER
A-The only thing YOU can do
IL have your son apply for his
discharge in letter To the Sec
rotary of War. sent through his
commanding officer. He should
state all the facts bearing on
the case.
J. II. C: OFF a man has two
aunts. blood relatives, who have
both been in institutions for the
insane. will he be taken in the
army?
A-That all depends on the
report of the army medical Off
Ger who examines him.
is SHE CITIZEN:
Mrs. James Radey: O. was
born here and lived here all my
life; my husband is a Canadian
and obtained his first papers IN
1918 but never received his final
papers. Am | a citizen?
A-NO, you are considered n
Canadian and should file your
own application for repatriation.
Call at room 1876 in the federal
building and they will instruct
you.
Mrs. Robert Campbell: Q-My
husband was born in Canada and
has been here 20 years; he will not
get his final citizenship papers
for a few months, probably IN
June. Would he be permitted 10
work in a defense factory now
A-Not in any factory engaged
wholly In government defense
work where IL Is stipulated that
only American citizens can he
employed.
FRIEND IN AIR CORPS
NJ. +. l.: Q-My boy friend is
a lieutenant in the army air corps,
somewhere on foreign service
How can ! send him letters?
Ali you know whether he Is
stationed In the Orient. that is
Hawaii. Java or the Philippines,
address your letter giving his
name. rank. squadron or unit
and send II care of the post
master. San Francisco.
II he il stationed at some At
lantic point, send your letter
care OF the postmaster, New
York City. II YOU don't know
where he j. stationed send your
letter Ia the post where YOU
last knew he was stationed and
mark II, please forward"
CLASSIFIED IN l-B
II 6 Q-I have been classified
in l-B. when will ! be called?
A-When the army needs YOU.
Class LIB men are those who are
fit for only limited military serN
ice and at present there il no
telling when they will be called
up.
G. /. II Q-What is the dli-
ference between Class 3 and ga"
{. E. Q-I am in Class 3 and
friends OF mine in the same Cond.-
ton have been put IN 3-A What
is the difference?
no DIFFERENCE
A-There j. no difference;
there il only one grade in Glass
3. Those are men who have
legitimate dependents.
Mrs. p. Nartcl q i III
L s s Nevada one OF the ships
sunk J have card mailed iroE
Hawaii on December I. II reached
me March 2 and was diScdlorcd
~ If - had been in the wafer
How would ] 90 about learning
il my friend is an righ' and whcr,
he U.s.?
A--The navy department has
not listed the Dattie>hip %eNada
~ being sunk and there il no
reason TO believe that IL was.
Your card. YOU will note. was
posted on the day Of the Japa-
nese attack on Pearl Harbor
and il may have been on Il small
boat, going out Ia the mail ship,
and possibly that small boat was
damaged and your letter be-
came water soaked.
WRITE TO FRIEND
Write your friend giving his
name. serial number, rating aud
ship and send the letter care
Of the Postmaster. san Fran
cisco. II will reach him though
undoubtedly there will be Some
considerable delay before YOU
receive a reply.