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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate. nclsppralsal fee
Elmer sexton 1929 Ford Blidiug. Ca4u.
.ae i6e6.
ALI, land contracts bought mires MADE.
McHuEh. 1flb Ford BIas CaduiaC OJtg
ANY desirable lana contract purtIased
MELVIN r. LANPHhE A. COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette BIDS Cadillac o3ln
ANY land contracts bought White OF Col-
ored Mortgage loans Schwartz. iit
Book Buudinc. Cadillac i2ia
AT Low discounts we buy land contracts
average - 6, hrst mortgage loans. Fdv
Henkei q co Hammond Bios CA 1855
'REhp Timcs -Wari A1s for pr,ht use
them for rrerf.
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BAEBFQJ r Good business ard location.
sua.L down payment. Sacrifice. 9l0s
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GRANDVuLLE. 7s25-W. Of Warren
sacrifice, II hcfr9bns. funv modern
model On f0sl35 lot:I schoois and trans
sJ $685. Fla Ferns Beltcf adrry on this
TFiFGR8PI cor Belerry mile $
20 Van Barn Nsv homes s20a, dewp
VISIT Iauark .Vua Nl lrick models
Open daily. Lamar. ave. on Morang rd.
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Share LiUing Quarters

WILL snare rr1tern Hore northwest Sec
uan very soo4 transportation. North
lawn 421g
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13 LBS. FLAT IRONED, 1Sc
HAEKIES IRONED ~ DAMP AND FLAT
pELMNR LAUNDRY FITHROi 1888
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ON and after this date not responsible for
debts contracted hs wife, Marjorie PHI
In NAlIE.ttr flhLlL-.a
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AT Ru.L CRAPS GRiits-Astso'orer Fs-
tehc Neea Luucheons rs .unn u
D>5W nstalrsl.
ATT tNILnN rst--1ur. Lola Jessie
Bonita entertainers. Rainbow Tea
room no John =
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LdundrieS

"A FAMILY washing hair dat everything
.-ercd l5c pound nerding tree. Town
senl 1850
Al LAUNDRY Ia pounds all nat ironed
- ~. all Hnished l5c pound SHIRTS fan
Ishct i2c Central JpioWn Laundry
TOV.ecud s-2uTT
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I-AeLLnINn. nRI1 kIANING. OWN
rttNInI>G

ST. E..t.tsius Flas'cring eNter
experience. workmanship guarantee
.... rr. .r Truu'f % f14N
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Flats for Sale
LAKEWOOD. $500
Bungalows for Sale
TURNER. 1926

TURNER. 1926
open 't gas fe s''i- S25 ~ month
pus taxes William p4'mer University
l-2iJo
COSStFLT me er.4fL-d Fna Estate hsunes
m The blg s.ratg Times Want Ad
Section
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BFlcRFsT UPHoL STEERING 49, Custom
bgH' sutee rcstgliHg. repairing. 55JZ
fireman TYLER 4-22l5.
LIT Famous festy'e and rChuld your Nv
ing room suite CaI TO s-3i0n
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--aaJ5tr -vF-TTLEs Hair removed pain essiy.
permanently guaranteed keai Institute,
700 Francis Palms Building. Randolph
2fgQ
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RESTRICTED h1meates AZ surprisingly
low prices TIegcy Birmingham 9i6
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Bus Transportation
So. so CHICAGO $3.50

TOT EDO pOc NEW YORK. xs9S
SPECIAL RteFs FOR ALL OCCASIONS
.JJE LtDE MOTOR STAGES
tANa NAts. At HAGLEY IA 1911
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20 Pounds, QQc

QUALITY IA 32l3 SERVICE
A Spec, 9 Pr. Curtains, $1.15 Up
Pinless hand finished system AMBASSA.
DOR 2s13 IinWood To 1850
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BANISH SLUGGISH FAT

lse Crysa-Jeu Vegetahio- -Celatins for your
sew Year reducing prosr ans M urus.
hyroid or lads. sam ~ druggists.
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Apartment Hotels
Board and Room

BOULEVARD LAST GRAND. 1900 com.
Portable room good home cooking
IreBsonahi@ olive QtZH
EAST GRAND BLVD 1888 - Lxcenen,
meals. home privileges. near packards.
Plaza a4ss
HELEN $500 Refined French home pre-
fer-srfcmsr worur- rirHts Olive e75A
HELEN 1858 Home atmosphere. excellent
meals. nice home, 80. s5 80
LOVELY me fIr lonely man Win
pension. wiling ~ share room v m nice
olf gem emsu board laundry. al home
priv. cges Trinity 1-1as7
MONTE VISTA. 1896 Lovely room
southern cooking Eenf emea home puy.
letes. E'pd trans puttatnr
PI%GREE $50. warm front. running
water excellent meals Madison 1853.
$3.50 Weekly. 3 Meals, Men
923 Fast Grand Boulevard. Basement
Freedom entire rrIse
GENTLkN Privileges 'sIudry gpoa
transportation. 2otl0 Orleans. TO 5-025i
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rAlNrING ANp DECORATING

A-I Accurate pairtng palFrrfn.lnf
rfr rrmoving sanding vacant specials
a.. TspENl4ANGlNG -- rsiutus waI
aah.- parrr rcmovng. sanitas and
NaH rrN Townsend i0t-
tTrE NrIoN- complete decorating serv-
f.s tl's.f.N Nnr' 'Hae Bentley La ou63
BETTER painting paperhansine complete
a.rt.rr. reasonable. references lmue
4a.a s,r.t, lrooS 3i6S
cFIII>l 81 l0. complete decorating
service .ttpcuto~ pias'erer ataUat|c
tmHr oregon 2tao.
rAieTI>D DECORATING Excellent
l1vest possible prr's.
h CUr. t-fr
frfIhuI owflt painune decorauns
Hr..-s uatc lnHl ghis. Fitfro}
WI Irr .levtis ceilings paper
Ite- pHwft,,e room - $50. Hogafh
rtt~TtHIND. BRIC kI.AN1NG, CEMLNI
.ta.>T r..a,sins. Plas'erinE exter.
sNueftt,c workmanship guarantee
.H.. Temple 614n
PiCmi>G
rf.sl r.Nt or nt a't
r' paw. l0"esi
Ia.s t.H.s Sundays Temple
PIT MmNG. HEATING
s~-.tWS rrrtuc drain sewer seryc'
tt hour -.rtlUtI E-aranteed. University
shN .le .lf..- .'earcd electric machine
hY d.ftIs. IrC~s oregon 2ffs.
sEt,IRs safd au1 under floors. electri.
cfV .lffr o7 dirrinE. guar NJ. 9l0s
RADIO SERVICE
HOIE rH .kNP -rt MINOR repairs 50.
.fner, IHeaI Housekeeping Shrp
RiIBILIRNToR SERVICE
AL NhHtE sFREICFD - PArts, labor
t.8faat...t v1scnd 5000 or T3lei
f.tf
tiI tTloS stRVtcF tt.
rtf..H. alur.' ~ .rH
ttr.rff.N .f
sUuN6 MNtmAI SERNICE
f-IIu Washri
frrs -ee 80 mates iH h0uss
, -eaaA s-4.. Dt4l service.
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Nd FINT WORK IRONED
Is Lbs, 81 Shirts in Bundle. 12c
LII nL-ALITY AI-NnRY-IO s-aals
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HAIR REMOVED FOREVER -SHrr TFrr
less. Treatments 81 LIFETIME GUAR
ANTEE. doctors reference. Eectrolyse
Clinic Townsend S-3ff4
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Situations Wanted-Femais 10

cleaning S2s 40 and carfare. I5ler
A-o96e
CONSULT ths enlarged Real Estate lstings
IN the b.s Sunday ! mes MAAt-At.
feciioni
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SPRINGER puppies. Champion -pAaode ~
ReCordersuu International winners SIX
weeks Dawson 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily and Sunday TO your
man I'm the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

the battle was hopeless-that William, 50-year-
old Jay schooteacher, could not possibly survive
more than few hours. She replied grimly:
Maybe you're right, but I'm going to keep
right trying long as can"
In her sef-appointed task of pumping breath
into the paralyzed frame of her mate, Mrs
Williams has had the assistance of most of Jays
able-bodied male citizens.
But she has borne the brunt of the battle
notwithstanding six to II hours daily at her
husbands bedside-rhythmica depressing his
diaphragm and lifting his arms so that air is
mechanically forced into his lungs.
At one time her hands were worn raw from
pressing against the wasted form of the sick
man. She solved this by devising soft rubber
pads, which absorbed much of the friction of
the artifciu respiration, process,
Attending physicians of them consult
ants from larger cities who have become inter-
ested in Williams case-say, without reservation
that he would have died months ago except
for his wife's efforts.
And it may be that her self-mposed ordeal
will rank in medical annals with other celebrated
cases in which womanly devotion has triumphed
over seemingly insurmountable obstacles
These include such cases as that Of little
Jimmy Curran 6. of Paterson, n. j., who five
years ago was stricken by infantile paralysis.
Doctors said he would never be able TO see
hear.
But his mother refused to give up.
She restored his health and strength by I'M
renting daily massage and lamp treatments.
Today he sees and talks and has reganed the
use of all his muscles.
Mrs Daniel Reardon OF Chicago set herself
a task. back in 1888, of conquering the sleeping
sickness which attacked her golden haired daugh-
ter Mary Ellen, years old Despite the despair
of the doctors, Mrs Reardon has maintained her
ceaseless vigil at the bedside, firm in her faith
that Mary Ellen will eventually recover.
Two blind mon who won seats in the United
States Senate, attributed their success to the
devotion OF their wives.
One is former Senator Thomas p. Gore Of
Oklahoma, sightless since he was IL.
The other was the late Senator Thomas d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Rev. Frederick Meyer

Last rites will be held Monday
for the Rev Frederick Meyer. for
many years inspector Of Lutheran
parochial schools throughout
Michigan. The Rev. MIR. Meyer
dled Thursday morning al ST
Mary'S Hospital
He is survived by his widow
IIedWig with whom he celebrated
ms golden wedding anniversary
August II; a daughter. Mrs. John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Burial Services Held
For George Cohan

NEW YORK. Nov. z QNS).-
The stage paid its final tribute to-
day TO George M. Cohan, actor
author and playwright who was
one of its outstanding characters
for so years.
Gathering at st. Patrick's Ca.
thedral for funeral services for
the Providence, r. l., boy who
rose to prominence in the Ameri.
can theater were hundreds OF
friends and admirers from all
walks OF life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Traffic Victim Dies,
Raising Toll TO 1877

Clyde Wyatt, 43, of FOG North
Rembrandt avenue. Royal Oak,
who was injured Friday when, ac-
cording to police. he walked into
the side of heavy truck at Mt.
Elliott and Huber avenues. died
Saturday in Receiving Hospital.
The death brought Detroit's
1912 traffic toll to 1877 as COM
pared with 226 a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Better for Men

According to records the doc
tor has seen, the marriages be-
tween American men and alien
women have been marked by
happiness. But records of mar
riages between foreign men and
American women have in many
cases ended in separations and
divorces.
This is ascribed by marital ex-
perts to the fact that American
women are noted for their indie
pendence, while most foreign men
are brought up to be unquestioned
masters in their own homes.
However, the doctor has some
words of advice for soldiers who
are contemplating marriage with
women not of their own country.
He said
Don't ever promise your
girls family or your fiancee her.
self that you will live I'm her
country after the war.
"And second and last, because
Of the deep family ties that bind
many aliens to their relatives
and homes, avoid living with
your in-Iaws. That will save
you lots of grief later on and
make for a happier life for both
you and your wife,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Sgt. Simpson

Staff Sergeant G. Ward Stimp-
son, %. of 1914 Monica avenue
was killed Monday in a bomber
crash near Lakeland. Fla. accord
ing TO word received by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /.
Simpson.
a graduate of the Harrington
Gunncry School in Texas, as radio
and expert gunner, he
was later promoted TO staff SER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
'hoto by international News Photos

geant. Formerly a student of the
University of Detroit, Sergeant
Simpson enlisted 10 months ago.
Services will be at the Nardin
Park Methodist Church, West Chi
cago boulevard, at 2 p. m. Monday.
Also surviving is his brother, Dean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Attitude Builds Ego

Doctor Garrett stated:
Regardless of rules and re-
strictions there are certainly go
ing to be q great many interna-
tional weddings. I believe that
these unions will have q great
chance for enduring happiness.
The differences I'm national Gus
stOms will be more than offset
by the fact that foreign girls
are accustomed to considering
the man as the head of the
household and accepting his will
as authoritative"
The doctor smiled and added:
II personally married a
French girl some time before
the war and have found our
marriage sublimely happy"
He went on:
"Of course In the cases of our
soldiers, sailors and marines the
majority of marriages will be
with either Australian, Irish or
English women.
These girls have much the
same View Of man as the head
of the house rs that held by
European women. This tends
to build up the ego OF the male.
IL makes him a more response
BILE and a harder working In
dividual. It also eliminates
many causes of domestic con-
flict and makes the woman
both more desirable, agreeable
and friendly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Stringent Rules
Fail TO MuffIe
Wedding Bells
Romanees Of the Military
on Foreign Shores
Expected TO Set Record
ny Universal Service

WASHINGTON, Nov. War
time weddings are expected to
break all records before the war
ends.
Every day increasing numbers
of American boys in the armed
forces are marrying alien brides.
Our allies in the United Nations
and experts in the United States
are specializing on whether these
unions will endure.
English authorities felt that a
warning should be issued TO their
manageable women and all Brit
tish marriage registrars accordingly
were notified of the conditions and
penalties under which a United
States soldier marries an Eng
lish girl.
Issue IN Commons
Ct. Col. Z. T. r. Wickham.
Conservative member of the
House of Commons, raised the
question ito insure that British
girls know their position before
embarking on a course that may
affect their whole future"
When United States soldier
wishes to marry an English girl
he must first have the permission
of his commander, or he will face
court-martial.
Even after receiving that per-
mission no special living arrange
ments will be made by the army
and no marriage allowance will be
paid. The wife will not become
a citizen of the United States by
virtue of becoming a Mrs" nor
will she be allowed to accompany
her husband TO a change of base
or on his return TO the United
States.
All these rules and regulations
might be thought to throw quite
damper on the course of true
love. but according to DR.. Thomas
L. Garrett. Phi. D.. and psycholo-
gist for the medical committee of
the American Flying Services
Foundation, this is not the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Schall of Minnesota, who lost his vision when
occasion that their wives had been their eyes"
had encouraged them to pursue their careers
in the face of affcton.
An inspiration to all those who set them
selves to the task of helping the handicapped
was the late Anne Mansfield Sullivan Macy Helen
Keller'S teacher.
Her superb patience and devotion enabled
the little deaf, mute and blind girl to leave her
world of silence and darkness and become
internationally famous scholar and humanitarian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Photo by international News Pho,as
Photo by international New, Photos

detachment who died in prison
camps were revealed Saturday. Il
Killed in the coastal attack way
Pvt. Joseph Lee. brother of Mira
Jack Lawlor. 6432 Hartwell ave-
nue., Dearborn. Dying after their
capture were Pvts. David Valance.
20, of 826 Ellrose avenue, Wind
sor; Ellis Allen, 80, of Amherst
burg, and Thomas Stanton Of
Chatham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Prominent Artist Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 QNS) -
Clifford Isaac Adams, Sc, promi.
.nent American artist. and father
of Raj Commander James Ram.
age Adams, who is the husband
of Film Actress Airline Judge, was
found dead today in a small studio
at 81 Washington Square. Ar
assistant medical examiner said
Adams had died OF natural
causes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Dearborn Man
Killed at Dieppe

The name OF Dearborn mem
Der of the Essex Scottish Regi.
ment killed in the Dieppe raid
and those Of three Canadian mem
bers OF the regiments Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
when she Il
BY Universal Service

JAY Okla. Nov. TT nominations were
being made for Americas most devoted wife
the name of Mrs. Mason Williams of this city
might well head the list.
Last January she was told by doctors that
her husband was literally dead man-that he
would never revive from coma into which he
had fallen as the result of neck injury
Undismayed, she revived him by artificial
respiration and, for 10 months thereafter, kept
him alive by the same means.
Two weeks ago. doctors told her again that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Obituaries
Joseph Leider
Pioneer Meat Dealer S
" Burial Sunday \

Joseph Leider. 76-year-old plo-
neer in the wholesale meat bust
ness here, died in his home. 250s
Pingree avenue, following a 10.
month illness. Funeral services
VIII be in the family home Sun.
day al = p. m with burial m
b rih Sholom Cemetery
lie is survived by his widow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Nieghorn and two sons, Theodore
and Freddie.
Services will be at 2 p. m. from
st. Peters Lu theran Church.
Burial will be in GethSemane
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Photo by Int.rna tionsl News Photos

Bertha; a daughter. Mrs. Jeffrey
Berger; two grandchildren. Mrs
Louis Nicholson and Sidney TuSh-
bant; and great grandchild, Ar
thur TuShbant.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Wild Torpedo Injuries
Eight on Navy Cargo Ship
b. IL. Associated Press.

b. tit Associated Press.
NEWPORT, r. l., April 11.-An
outlaw torpedo which ranged un-
directed almost 6 miles in Nara
gansett Bay after 1t was accidentally
discharged from a motor torpedo
boat, struck and damaged the Navy
cargo vessel Capella and injured
eight OF her crew, the Navy an
nollnced yesterday.
None of those injured was in q
serious condition, the Navy asserted
in disclosing the unusual accident.
Detonation of the torpedo against
the Capella's side shook dwellings
along the shore. How seriously the
ship was damaged was not disclosed
but Navy tugs aided the Capella to
shoal water as she was settling by
the stern.
Motor torpedo boats took off the
eight injured men and rushed them
to the Newport Naval Hospital
Their injuries were found to include
fractures and lacerationS, but none
was regarded in a critical condition
The accident was said to have
been caused by short circuit
aboard a motor torpedo boat, one
Of the type recently used with spec
tacular success in the Philippines,
while the craft was engaged in prac-
tice exercises.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Filipinos 10 Continue
Fight on Other Isles,
0uezon Declares
Right to Be Independent
Nation Demonstrated,
Leoder Says Proudly
Es the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
MELBOURNE, April l1.--Declar-
ing the loss of Bataan had not ended
the war in the Philippines, President
Manuel Quezon said today that ''the
Filipino people will stand by Amer
lea and our Allies To the bitter end"
Mr.. Quezon. WHO arrived recently
in Australia, said he was proud of
the part the Filipino forces have
taken in this epic battle"
Il am profoundly grateful to the
whole army, which has thus vindi-
Gated the honor and right of the
Filipino people to become an inde-
pendent nation" he added. "Their
countrymen will consider every man
who took part In this battle a la
tional hero and will feel undying
gratitude for the service they have
rendered"
Mr.. Quezon pointed out that Cor
regidor Fortress, the Visaya Islands
and Mindanao still are fighting the
Japanese, and said
Il am certain that all these pla ces
will be defended as long as there are
means wherewith to defend them. I"
He said the fight for Bataan had
been waged against foe which had
"at all times absolute command of
the air and seas and overwhelming
superiority of land forces"
The fight lasted as long as re-
sistance was humanity possible for
our forces gave up only after they
had become exhausted from lack Of
food and continuous battle" Mr.
QueZon declared.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
u. S.-Canadian Pacts Knit
Agricultural Front

Canada and the United States,
knitting their war efforts more close
ly, agreed yesterday to facilitate sea-
sonal movements Of farm labor and
machinery across the border and to
increase production of several i'm
portant crops.
The two joint arrangements af-
fecting the agricultural economy of
the neighboring nations were recon-
mended by joint economic commit
tees of the two countries. Approved
by President Roosevelt and by
Canadian Prime Minister w. L.
Mackenzie King. the agreements
were disclosed simultaneously here
and in Ottawa.
One provides for increasing the
production of oil-bearing crops in
the United States and of oats, barley
and fax in Canada. The second
covers the utilization of farm work.
ers and machinery to facilitate the
harvests in both nations.
A White House statement asserted:
The approval of these joint ar
rangements marks one of the first
positive actions On the agricultural
front to further closer economic coll
laboration between the two nations
in the common war effort. Without
changing the existing tariff struc-
ture. these arrangements provide for
more effective utilization of the Joint
agricultural resources of the two
countries for the production of Ger
tain farm products needed in the
war effort"
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Frequently Questions
On Sugar Rotioning Answered

@. What about persons who are
members of family units but who
are away from home for a week or
two? A travelling salesman for ex-
ample?
A. They should be considered as
member of the family unit. Wives
or other responsible members of the
family may apply for their books.
@. What II a person Is away for
two or three months-say a college
student?
A. He must apply for and get his
own book in the town where he /.
temporarily residing.
@. What about minors who are
not members of a family unit?
A. Application for ration books
for persons under 18 years of age
who are not members of a family
unit may be made by a guardian or
other responsible adult.
@. Suppose do not wish to buy
sugar at all?
A. Then the thing for you to do
is to register like every one else,
but don't take a ration book.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Nurses Who Served
In Philippines Reach
Australia for Duty
Girls Reticent TO Tell
or Work, but Greatest
Worry Is Clothing
BY the Associated Press.

ny tIe hsouSiatSu fTess-
MELBOURNE. April ll.-Some
girls Of the United States Army
Nursing Corps-already veterans of
the war in the Philippines-have
arrived in Australia by way of Cor
regidor after doing all "around-the-
clock job for the wounded de-
tenders of the Philippines
The unit is under the command
OF First 1t. Floramund A. Fellmuth
Of Chicago. All were reticent about
their work in the Philippines. Miss
Fellmuth said simply:
I'VE started to work early in the
morning and just when we were
feeling tired and ready for bed the
raids started"
Olga Banderoff, former assistant
director Of the nursing service at
University Hospital, Cleveland, Is
second in command. She said some
OF the nurses had only 48 hours
warning and didn't know where
they were going.
But that didn't, matter" she
added. I'VE all enlisted for service
anywhere in the world"
The greatest worry of the girls
Is clothing. They didn't have time
to get uniforms before leaving. They
said. however. they expected to have
outfits completed soon. A minimum
Of facial makeup Is the rule among
the nurses. They have enlisted 'for
the duration and six months after" "
The girls were assembled at Gen.
MacArthur's headquarters for their
press conference and they drew the
largest crowd of correspondents
since the conference held by Gen.
Macarthur himself.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

ton, was cited for extraordinary
heroism" in action during the bomb
ing of Cavite. He attended West
ern High School and Columbia
Preparatory School in Washington
before entering the Naval Academy
In 1917 from California. At the
academy he was on the track squad
and later managed 1t.
He took flying training at Pensa-
cola in 1928 after duty with the At
lantic and Pacific Fleets He spent
year here with the Bureau of
AeronauticS. Navy Department, and
in 1888 was ordered to the American
Embassy at Toxic, where he served
as assistant naval attache, with the
added duty of assistant naval at
tache for air. He was ordered to
sea in 1910.
Cited for distinguished service"
during the bombardment was 1t.
Thomas Kent Bowers, U. s. N,
whose home address is 124 Charles
street, Annapolis, Md. 1t. Bowers,