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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
PIERCE COUNTY PeRsoNAIITIes

Desne Saffron. popular youns
athlete a. Stewart Junior High
school. was reported recovering
Thursday following an operation
At Tacoma General hospital after
breaking his arm playing football
last week. Deane lives with his
parents at 500 K 81.
Genevte Swanson. Hamrick sec
rotary, was wearing a new fur
coat and hat Wednesday evening
Guest speaker at the Sumner
Rotary club meeting this week
was Franklin Thompson of the
Tacoma club.
Arthur d. Macdonald of DOT So.
Cushman ave. who Joined the
armed forces Sept. IL. 1889. was
commissioned a second lieutenant
in the tank destroyer command of
the army at graduation exercises
held at Camp Hood. Tex, recently.
Among those attending the an
nual meeting Of the International
Medical association last week in
Chicago was DIR. Sydney NJ. Mac
Lean.
Arriving at the U. S. naval
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Surprising conduct as an i'm
promptu taxi driver landed Oscar
Black, 4e-year-old Negro who lives
at 1921 So. Tacoma ave, In the
| city Jail Thursday.
According to police, Black was
sitting in a sedan parked in a
taxi zone at 18th and Pacific ave.
about 2 A. m. when two British
sailors engaged him for a ride 10
their ship.
Black drove them once around
the block. they said. then aban-
doned the auto in the middle Of
the street and ran around the
block.
When he returned TO the car
and started to drive off. Black
was taken into custody by ID. J..
Madison, a hotel detective. Black
was being held on an open charge.
pending investigation.
Black was ushered before Po-
lice Judge w. A. Richmond Thurs
day morning. accused of driving
while intoxicated, and was fined
$3.50 and given a 3o-day jail term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

training station at Farragut. Ida,
on Arrnistice day were the follow
ing Taeomans: IaNerne Hughes
Hinrich. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
A. Hinrich. 1857 So. 10th st: John
Clarence kilisn. ii0i "a. 5sth ST.
Arthur John johnson. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew johnson. 43fs
No. 18th st: Donald Moore
stewart. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
l. Stewart. 373e No. 30th st
James Riley Stewart. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer stewart. i20eis
Pacific ave. and Homer Lowell
Haney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
L. Haney, 1721 So. 44th 81.
Three striking Palomino horses
two fillies and one stallion
arrived by freight in Tacoma We'd
nesday to become a part OF Gene
Beksinski's growing stables. For
the present they will be kept on
property Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Zurfiuh at Firwood. The horses
sire Is a stallion. imported from
France. and said to be the finest
in the world He was shipped to
this country at a cost Of S25. 900.
The three horses were shipped TO
Tacoma from ranch located
about so miles from Los Angeles.
George (Goidie) Warren. well
wnown in the petroleum business
in Tacoma, is III in st. Peters
hospital. Olympia.
Three Tacomans, Orland w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Many Women
Join WAACs

Tacoma women are responding
enthusiastically to the opportunity
offered them to serve their coun-
try actively through joining the
women's army auxiliary corps
Capt. Cecil NJ. Rhea of the Tacoma
army recruit ng office reported
Thursday.
Many applications to Join the
corps have been entered through
the Tacoma office in the past few
weeks, with approximately SO
being received during the past
month. The majority of the appli-
cations have already received APP
proval and the women are now
in training at the Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, training center.
Two More Apply
Two more applications had been
received Wednesday. those of
Ruth DeCouray. 30. of 1892 So.
Puget Sound ave-. and Mickey
West, n, niece Of Mrs. Arthur c.
Campeau of American lake.
Miss Decouray il a graduate of
Everett high school and trained
as q sheet metal worker at Boe-
ing Aircraft Co. She has been
employed recently by the North
west Door Co. Miss West has been
employed In Portland.
Women between the ages of 81
and As are eligible to join the
corps.
Information concerning enlist
msnt Ia available at Tacoma army
recruiting station, 1011 Washing
ton building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Downing. 500 Center 81: kenr~sA
Carmen rcfer~en. 1915 Tzcons
ave. and Robert q. Hardy. Rt :.
Box s2t. have graduated from the
officer candidate school q the tech
meal training command ~ Miami
Beseh. pa. and have hen CON-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

nsmh<r - t. nrsic<rzi csndz1zt<
class Haiser=nn - being given
- weeks a. intensive freinInz IN
military fundzn<nf.1< urre 80
ee~<fai ocmplzzsun a - eeufs<.
~ 81 ~ enrnmt=zzea<1 - Z
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

rais<ion<d second heufenanfH -.
ficisis II the army ar forces ~
vealed Thursday.
Pvt D>rrel u. Nsyh<w. - 81
NM r~ari Nayh~w. es10 II. u
81. has arrived a. Camp PIN. L..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

fuT duty With - ffth arnnored
engineers and has he<n assigned e
the tsth Ea<ine<Fz. army suthcri.
t. announced Thursday.
Hsh>rt = rtNis<r~~.. ala Ne.
fsth 81. Z ~ ou.afico. Va. a. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
TO MEET NOV. 1917

SALT LAKE CITY-The annual
American Mining Congress con-
vention will be held here Nov. Is
and IL.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

kereste fel, ahol lehetett ke-
resni.
Helenara egy fuvar palinkat
witt, ami ait mutatta, hogy
volt penze.
Hillek oft marasztaltak szal-
lasra, S a ket magyar osszeba-
ratkozott egymassal.
Mikor Solt Peter bucsuzott,
megigerte, hogy harom-negy
honap mulva ujra oft lesz, S
Mathew tudta, hogy Solt oft
fogja ct talalni.
Mert Mathew erezte, hogy a
Hill kimondhatatlan josagan
es az 6 halajan kivul mas is
koti a csaladhoz.
Hogy neha-neha 'Lisbethet
ugy elnezi, hogy a nezeseben
kiutt rata a verejtek
Els. ebb6l a szempontbol a
Solt latogatasanak sem tudott
egeszen oriilni.
Mert Solt, a magyar flu az
egesz Magyarorszagot, Tiri-
best, Tetletleni Mariskat, a
regi almot mind elhozta ma
gaval.
Mariska kezdett mar egy
kodkep, egy alonkep lenni,
amely csak a messzesegb6l in
tegetett neha feleje. Es ha
nezte a k0dkepet, gyakran
azon vette magat eszre, hogy
a KEEP egyre kozelebb jon, S
lassan a - 'Lisbeth area va
lik XII bel0le.
De Solt Peter magaval hozta
az okontrit, a tiribesti frissen
szantott fold szagat, az ott-
hont, a rokonokat, a barato-
kat, a bodri kutyat, a Zagyva
partial, szoval mindazt, amik
a - hazat alkotjak.
Es Mathew ugy erezte, hogy
soha mem fogja t0bbe AIT a
foldet meglatni, hogy latha-
Italian es megnevezhetetle
szalak es erzesek 0r0kre ide
kotottek ehhez a hazahoz, q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

vad nyugatl1oz, a pioneer sors-
hoz es - Hillekhez. De meg
ait mem merte bevallani on
maganak sem, hogy esetleg ia
Ian mem is annyira a Hill csa-
ladhoz, mint annak egyik tag
jahoz.
De AIT is erezte, hogy ha
soha mem lathatja meg Tiri-
best, akkor a szive szakad meg
utana, hogy akkor elete vegeig
halalos sebbel a lelken fogja
jarni a vilagot. Es mem tudta,
nem inert 0nmagaval lesza-
molni, hogy Tribes nit je-
lent hat a szamara. Tetetleni
Mariskat-e vagy a Zagyva
mentet meg a kikerics vira-
got?
Az amerikai magyar, aki
szinten mem tudott egeszen
szivet cserelni, meg a maya
nagy fajdalmaval sem ertheti
meg EFT a verg6dest. Mert
Amerika mai magyarja jofor-
man magyar falvakban, ami
lyen-olyan otthont talal ma
ganak. De aki a hatvanas esq
tend6kben egymagaban jar.
ia a vad nyugat rengetegjeit,
annak szamara igazan arvasag
volt a magyar sors.
(Folytatasa k0vetkezik.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

sirun bocsatanak ell olyan
munkasokat, akik veletlenul
idegenek vagy kilfold0n sziile-
tett bevandorlok. Ez egy veg
telenul komoly kerdes.
E bevezet6 szavakat ekkent
folytatta az elnok:
= Kul0nallo kerdes az, hogy
vedelmezniink kell az amerikai
ipari termelest, f0leg a nem-
zetvedelmi termelest a szabo-
tazs ellen; de egeszen mas ker-
des az, hogy a munkabol kidob-
janak becsiletes es loyalis en-
bereket azon veletlen folytan,
hogy masutt szulettek, holott
azok 6szinten hazafiasak.
Az elnok mem kimelte a szot
es "ostobasagnak" es "igazsag-
talansagnak" belyegezte ait az
eljarast, amely joravalo embe-
reket megfoszt a kenyerukt6l
csak azert, inert kiilf0ld0n
sziilettek vagy "idegenes hang
zasu neviik" van.
ARA kerte az eln0k az ujsag-
irokat, hogy nemzetnek a leg
szelesebb korok el6tt adjanak
kifejezest, inert a kiilf0ldon
szliletett polgaroknak a num-
kab6l valo elbocsatasa ''az anne
rikai demokracia ellensegeinek
kezere jatszik". Az ilyen KIDD
basok, - jelezte az eln0k -
vonjak maguk utan "azokat az
ellenteteket es keserusegeket,
amelyek egysegiinket megbont
hatjak es ellensegeink eppen
ere szamitanak".
"A bevandorolt magyarsag
halaval nez az eln0k fele, aki
e nehez 6rakban ilyen j6saggal
nyujtotta XII ved6 kezet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

Mathew Pigeon megkapta az
engedelyt, hogy a Last Chance
Gulchon, akkor mar Helenan
maradjon, de ennek Sc igen
tudott orulni.
Mem tudta, hogy hova men
jen Is mihez kezdjen ha bu-
csut vesz a telept0l, de AIT
sem tudta, hogy mihez kezd-
jen, ha oft marad.
BorZadva gondolt ra, hogy
szembe kell nezni azokkal,
akik el6z6 ejjel "rail'-en Wit
tex XII a hatarba, akik soha
mem fogjak elhinni, hogy tisz-
teSseges ember volt.
Es ez csak fele volt a dolg-
max.
Gamblernek mem mehetett
vlSSza, inert sem a gazdaJa
vissza nem venne, sem a
sheriff ugy meg mem turne
Helenan.
Macy halaval gondolt Inez-
re, aki Hilleket ertesitette a
sorsarol, aki ITALIAN ICY az
eletet mentette meg, de vala-
hogy kijozanodott bel6le is. A
Hill csalad hajlekeban, a Lis
beth kozelsegeben mem tudott
utalat nelkul gondolni az
Inez gyakran palinkaszagu
csokjara
S nikor mindezeket meg
rnondta Hillnek, akkor tudta
meg, hogy kitol es mit6l Walt
meg, mikor leult a kartya
asztalhoz gamblizni.
Hill egyszeruen megmondta,
hogy mas1-ap Mathew neki
fog vele egyitt a claim-et dol
gozni, mikor annyi penze
lesz, a negyezer dollart Hill
mex megadja.
Mathew mem tudott szolni,
csak a szemei konnyeztek, S
neman nyujtotta a kezet a
partnernek, aki semmifele pre-
dikaciot mem tartott, ugy
mondta XII a hatarozatot, mint
ha az a legtermeszetesebb do
log lett volna a vilagon.
Ahogy ujra latni tudott az
elhomalyosodott sze m XIX l
latina kellett, hogy a csalad
minden tagja szivebol drill a
dolognak.
Bill elkialtotta magat, S
mindjart kijelentette, hogy uj-
ra egyutt fognak aludni, Lis
beth pedig $40 nelkul eloke-
reste a Mathew banyasz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
ROOSEVELT vEDO KARJA

A bevandorlok fele igaz fele-
barati szeretettel, joindulattal
nyult XII ujev elso napjan az
Egyesiilt Allamok elnokenek,
Franklin Delano Rooseveltnek
ved6 karja. A sajto kepvisel0i-
mex, tehat a nyilvanossag re-
szere szanva Roosevelt elnok
ezeket mondotta:
- Engem er6sen foglalkoz-
tatnak azok a jelentesek, anne
lyek egyre nagyobb szamban
erkeznek be, hogy munkaadok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
ARANYASok

gunyajat, amt tavozaskor mem
witt magaval, pirulo arccal
vitte az agy melle.
S abban a pillanatban
Mathew ugy erezte, hogy be-
lelepett az eletbe a - harma-
elk no, bar mem tudta, hogy
az elso meg a masodik tavoz-
take veglegesen bel6le.
Akkar vette 'Lisbethet el6-
szor igazan szemiigyre, latta
meg a not benne, a hajadont,
aki pirul, az elad6 lanyt, aki
szemermes.
Masnap Mathew neki latott
a munkanak, es soha tobbe,
hosszu esztend6kon keresztiil,
egyetlen egy $40 sem esett az
ct ert szegyenr6l a Hill csa-
lad egyetlen tagjanak a resze-
r6l. A tekozl6 gyerek hazatert,
ami tortent orokre ell volt fe-
jetve. Es oft folytattak az ele-
tet, ahol elhagytak.
Mathew egy cedulat irt Inez-
mex, abban megkoszonte ne
XII, hogy a bajarol Hilleket tu-
Data, es megkerte, hogy ne
kildje utana a Mint" hotel
jeben, a k0zos szobaban ma
radt holmijat, inert ami oft
volt es oft van, az az elete-
bol ezutan XII lesz felejtve.
Tizenegy esztendeig mem
hallott Inezrol.
Ertheto, hogy Mathew mem
jart be a varosba, Hill is ott-
hon lilo ember volt, inert a
tell napok rovidek, az estek
hosszuak voltak, meg jobban
rlelegedett a csaladdal.
ot honap alatt a Hill negy-
ezer dollarjat megadta, ne
XII is volt mar haromezer dol
larja, an1ikor egy tavaszi este
vendeg erkezett hozzajuk.
Az illeto egyenesen Mathewt
kereste, inert a vendeg - ma
gyar volt.
A varosban hallotta, hogy
Hillnek a partnerje magyar, S
termeszetes, hogy azonnal lei
kendezve futott, hogy a hon.
fitarsat meglelje.
Egesz fatal, ITALIAN ha tizen-
nyolc-husz ewes legeny volt az
illeto, aki elmondta, hogy Bu-
dapestrol vandorolt XII, S hogy
n6gy eve volt ebben az orszag-
ban. Kereskedo ember volt,
hol italt, hol csecsebecset arult,
S leginkabb az aranymezoket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

Ugy latszik, az amerikai magya-
rok ugynevezett vezet6i meg vannak
vakulva!
Mem veszik eszre, vagy mem me-
rik eszre venni, vagy mem akarjak
eszre venni, hogy egy idegen nemzeti-
seq akar raiilni az amerikai magyar
sag fejere?
Mem latjak, hogy idegen erdekek
egymasra uszitanak benniinket?
Mem latjak, hogy idegen erdekek
rendszeresen t0rnek az Amerikai Ma
gyarsag egyetlen kis egysegere, az
Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetsegre?
Mem latjak, hogy egy idegen
nemzetisegi csoport, egy "szamiizOtt
kormany" nem-hivatalos kepviselete
hetenkent l0v0ld0zi magyar nyelven,
magyarok k0ze Eckhardt THOR es
Fiiggetlen Magyarorszag fele rom
bolo bizbombakat?
Mem ertik meg, hogy "nevte-
len hang, amely disszonanciat sziil
az amerikai magyarok k0zt amely
kivalo ugyesseggel furakodik ma
gyar lelkekbe, pontosan oman hallat-
ia sziren hangjait, ahol Trianont csi-
naltak?
Harom-negy oldal kitiin6en meg
irt nazi-ellenes propagandaba van he
tenkent a harom-negy sornyi kutmer-
gezes elhintve, de aki mem wax, annak
latina kell, hogy merget hol kever-
tex, es hogy meregre az - aranyat
hol osztogatjak.
Honapok ota penzt, hetenkent
nagy osszegeket k0ltenek ra, hogy
"nevteleniip postabakszib6l beszelje-
mex az amerikai magyarokhoz.
s ezekben a beszedekben egyik
magyart a masikra uszitjak, egyik
magyart a mask utan pr6baljak le-
jaratni, hogy ne hallgasson senkire
az amerikai magyarsag, hogy teljesen
egy idegen nemzetisegi csoport ira
nyitson benniinket. Es egy a vege
mindig notanak. Hogy ne higyje-
mex Eckhardtnak; hogy ne legyen
Amerikaban er6teljes ttFiiggetlen Ma
gyarorszag" mozgalma.
Kinek faj olyan nagyon Fig
getlen Magyarorszag?
Kinek erdeke, hogy annak az ut
jat elallja?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

Kinek erdemes SOK PENZT Al
DOZNI, hogy ne legyen Fiiggetlen
Magyarorszag?
Es kinek van ere a celra sok
penze?
A "Nevtelen Hang" e sorok ir0jat
kikezdte, AIT remelve, hogy tamada
sokkal elnemitja.
Az SOFIA mem fog megt0rtehni,
amik ok lesz ra, hogy vaknak latsz6
amerikai magyarsag szemet kinyissa.
S ha mar vaksagnal tarttInk,
jo lenne az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet-
seq titkari hivatalEnak is szetnezni.
J6 lenne utana nezni, hogy ina
zizmus elleni kiizdelem" iiriigye alatt
meddig mehet ell egy ''szamiiz0tt kor-
many" erdekkepviselete, hogy a ra
nezve teljesen idegen szarmazasu
amerikai polgarokb6l all6 csoport
igyeibe avatkozzek.
Az Egyesilt Allamoknak mem
tesznek j6 szolgalatot azok, akik az
ugynevezett nemzetisegi csoportokat
egymasra uszitjak, vagy az egyes nem-
zetisegi csoportok k0zt a szethuzast
hirdetik. S legkevesbe azok, akik az
egyik nemzetisegi csoporthoz tartoz-
van, folyton mask nemzetisegi ESQ.,
portnak az iigyeibe avatkoznak.
Mindept mem lehet '1hazizmus
elleni kiizdelem" takar6javal Ieplezni
lit az ideje, hogy "nevtelen hang
tulajdonosar6l - es sugar daddyjer6l
- takarot lehuzzak.
S ha keptelen lenne az ANSz wash
ingtoni irodaja EFT az illetektelen be-
avatkozast meggatolni, akkor sokkal
gyengebb, mint amilyennek hinni SEE
refine az amerikai magyarsag.
Valamelyik "szamiiz0tt kormany''
lehet akarmilyen dedelgetett kedvence
demokrata kormanyoknak, az Egye-
silt Allamok kormanya bajosan tiirne
ell EFT jatekOt, ha kell6 felvilago-
sitast kapna ola, hogy lit egy
eur6pai kormany nem-hivatalos nyul-
vanya Amerikai polgarait egymasra
uszitja.
Egyel6re ennyit tartottunk silk
segesnek megjegyezni a "nevtelen
hangot" illet6leg.
HIMLER MARION.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
EBREDJENEk AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR UJSAG0k

A VESZK ESZRE,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

"A dikt&toroinAl is er6sebb q
haiM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Does USO Need Hostesses
Or Other Volunteers?

WHAT Is the situation in De-
troit regarding hostesseS for
USO. Has the United Service
Organizations in our metropoh-
tan area a surplus of girl and
women volunteer workers?
Are hosteSSes and other Volun-
teers drawn from the ranks OF
society or are working girls and
housewives welcomed when they
offer their services 10 entertain
or care for our serVicemen who
are on leave7
On the other hand. are USO
hoSteSSes just any one who hap
pens 70 be around or are they
carefully selected according 10 a
standard,
These and similar questions
are asked by relatives and ad-
mirers of our fighting lads, by
people who are sincerely an
xious 10 do something tangible
for our boys on leave.
Questions Answered
Miss Mary O'Neill. assistant
director Of Metropolitan Detroit
District USO, who has charge of
recruiting. training and direction
of hostesSes and volunteer work.
ers. answers these and other per-
tinent questions in this article.
She says:
"The USo probably uses more
hostesses and volunteer workers
than any other wartime agency.
Rather than take an Indifferent
attitude to those folks who offer
their services, we keeniy realize
that they are the vital life
blood of all our present and
future activities.
Home Hospitality
"We depend entirely upon vol
unteers for home hospitality,
which includes Sunday dinners,
entertaining servicemen In the
home, private parties, golf, pic
mics, and the like, and also for
bowling and swimming parties.
IL Ii the volunteer who operates
all our snack bars and provide
sanwiches and cake for the var
ious USO centers.
"The volunteer workers most
In the public eye, Of course. are
the hostesses and about these
many people know very little.
So . word of explanation:
"USO hostesses are divided
into two main categories. The
junior hostesses are younger
girls for the most part, whose
function IL Ii to entertain the
various servicemen who visit
USO centers and also attend
USO agency-sponsored events ut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

With leather getting shoes getting simpler
Note these calfskin the tailored strapper in Turf
brown with mahogany heel and the dressier black
sandal with white stitching. Upper right saddle
stitched black calf pump and below it, the moccasin
walker in that expensive-looking antique finish we'll
Turf. The low-down black pump in the lower right
has only cross-stitching for trim Each pair S4.35.
For shopping information, call Joan Dean, CHI. $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Fine Manner, Comes First

THERE ARE a great many
people who pay a lot Of atten-
ton to buying becoming clothes
but they pay no attention to
cultivating becoming manners.
Unhappily for them, very often
the person whom they most
wish to impress is not at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

impressed by that grand new
dress or that smart new hat
unless the wearer of these fins
clothes also has fine manners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

"Your Own Horoscope" By
Frances Drake, In ono Of many
famous features In Tho Detroit
Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

such places as the iWCA,
YMCA. League of Catholic
Women. Jewish Community
Center, X. of C., and at various
churches.
The junior hostesses dance
with the boys. play cards with
them, ping pong, or maybe just
talk. They are at all times
under the supervision OF the
USO stan members In charge.
Senior Hostesses
"Now a word about the senior
hostesses. who are In reality
staff assistants. They assume n
great deal Of responsibility for
the actual operation of each
center.
"They help servicemen by To-
eating relatives, give them direc-
tions on the best way to get to
various places In metropolitan
Detroit, and also rail, plane, and
other connections for other
cities.
They help arrange for over
night lodging. answer telephones,
help and guide the junior hos
tesses and servicemen. and In n
few words, generally keep the
Center operating as efficiently
rs possible.
Answering the question OF
how hostesses are recruited and
whether trained or not.
First, let me dissipate the
thought that IL Is necessary TO
be n society girl to become n
USO hostess.
They are drawn from all
walks OF life, but are very care
fully selected as to character,
interesting personalities, and
they must come from good,
wholesome homes.
Cadillac 1893
while the hostess registra-
uon II hiled up for the present,
any one who cares to volunteer
may telephone the Hammond
Building Center for an appoint
ment and an interview, with the
idea of registering for future
service. The phone number Is
Cadillac 1888.
"You can share the enjoyment
Of your home events with serv-
icemen on leave by telephoning
the lady I'm charge of USO Home
Hospitality. She will be glad to
give you all details of the USO
method Of selecting homes and
servicemen 80 that each will feel
perfectly at home with the other.
This division Of USO activities I'm
Detroit Is handled by Miss Faye
Portner, Cadillac $685."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Other Bulbs

Other tiny bulbs that may be
naturalized in the same manner
or planted in groups in the rock
garden or the front of the flower
border are the early blooming
snowdrops, winter aconites (yel-
low, glory-of the-snow in shades
Of blue, pink and lavender (these
are rightly named Chionodoxa) 4,
scillas and grape hyacinths.
The common name for Scilla is
squill and there are severa
kinds. The most common are
the Siberian squill which is bril-
liant blue or white. very early.
and likes shade, and the English
squill Tor bluebelD which blooms
later, likes sun, and comes in
pale blue, pale pink and white.
Grape hyacinths come in many
different kinds, but few of these
are now available. However, the
variety Heavenly Blue may be
had in quantity and is very fine.
All of these little bulbs may be
grown in the same way as the
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