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Evening star., 1942-06-24
Puerto Rican Jurist
Called 10 WASHINGTON
p, TIE Assoriatad prss.

Ey the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. June "a.
Martin Travieso, associate justice
Of the Puerto Rico Supreme Court,
started for Washington yesterday at
the summons OF the Interior Depart
ment, and the press speculated that
the trip was in connection with the
gubernatorial situation.
Gov. Rexford Guy Tugwell said
in a radio speech June II that "a
great thing is in store" for the
island. Some interpreted his words
to mean that a Puerto Rican gov-
Evening star., 1942-06-24
Way to Relieve
Itchy Pimples

When your skin is irritated with
pimples, red blotches and other skin
blemishes and you're crazy with itch
ing torture, here's quick relief. Get a
Csc box OF Peterson's Ointment at
your druggist and apply this delight
ful soothing balm. Itching relieved
promptly. Smarting soothed. Your
skin looks better. feels better. Also
wonderful for itching of feet, cracks
hetWeen toes Try It
Evening star., 1942-06-24

ernor-elective or appointive-might
pe named.
Ell Hundo and Fl impartial COM
mented that Judge Travieso several
times had served as acting governor
and was likely candidate. The
Interior Department administers
Puerto Rican affairs.
Evening star., 1942-06-24
'Haydn's Echo Presented
In Starlight Concert
Britt String Sextet Again Heard;
Chamber Music Guild Plays Nordic
Program at DumbartOn Oaks
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

The starlight chamber music concert at Meridian Hill
its scheduled Monday night
conditions
cool evening the wind which distorted the
threatened blow the of
usual evidence
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
8nmmi ans 20mcnaabm

@nmmi ams 26wenaabm
8er batte geoodt, bob Die nobl
meiIt berbreitete llnfrautpflon5e ,,2O'
nen5abn" (9anoelion) a,1 @bren
fdne unb fir patriotiide 3tpede Ser
menOltng finoen follnte. slnd Die
Sausfral, sic SEN elrten 2olpen5abn.
uein brart, batte iid nidt poreeitellt,
oab bas 70 idntadbafte sSriibiabrs-
Comic cine 10 reihe Wenee @ummi
entbalten tonne uno baB zines Cages
bieies cole l1nfral1t als &abreifen IN,
ler Santilienallto 5ieren tpiirbe.
9lnf biele bisber unbefonnten 81.
eenl6often bes 2o,pen5obn bot Dr.
SAUL &odolop, elm 8flanaenforiber
in &ent,dp, ol1fnerfiam eema6t.
sSenn n1att 10 bebnuptet er, in
GuBlano aus oielenn llnfraut (&of-
Sagp5) bon $50 bis 200 Sonnen
Hobeun1mi auf einem 4cre 2o,lo aie.
ben fann 10 iollten mir in amerifa
nit berbeierten Observation-Disclosures
0fetboben 1no @eraten nod erobere
grtrdge er5ielen fonnen.
9r. &ola6op erflarte, BOB bie Hnis
ien oie 2oipenmallpflonae ibres ee-
rinseren @a1seebaltes ipeeen Der
@uapule-Hflan5e por5ieben Elm I'm
fraut, bas i'm Siibmeiten Der Ser.
Staaten febr herbreitet lit uno fir
oeiien Mnbau ,nb @ntipidllmg Der
amerifaniide aonsreb fiir5lib Mil'
lionen betpilligt bot.
@enn III eroBer Meneen oneebo,lt,
fann man nod ben bisber sen,abten
tuilienldaftli6en 5orlbunsen aus Der
2Dlpenmaulpflan5e Hobsilmni fir
ungefdbr 21 Gents bas 8funb beritel-
len. 9as mare fait Die Salfte Der
Seritellunesfoiten fit lpntbetifbes
@umnti. Or. Rolabon slaubt, bob
iid 6ie SerItelll,nesfolten nod ber-
rinsern laiien nit Der Belt. @r eibt
aber al1b Ser &niibt Nusornd, bob
man in 8aibineton in offiaiellen
&reiien nod nidt tpeitsebeno ee,nue
iiber 6ie fleine 8flan5e 1mo ibre Moe-
li6feiten inforn1iert lit ,,no oas, mos
6ariiber bisber befannt eetporoen iit,
in ieiner ltngenauiefeit ,lneefabr be,n
entlpridt, mas bie g2elt bisber iiber
sic Note Mrmee tpubte.
Hapit Rius Der 3tpolfte bat / 500.
600 frana0iiid)e Jranfen geitiftet aur
8ieberberiennng ser ourd Den &rieg
6eibd6igten unb aeritorten Girhen in
5ranfreib. Nad Bolen bat Der Sl...
gafer cine eroBe Wenee 2ebensmit-
telpafete ihiden Ioiien i'm Berte bon
Iunsefabr 1875, 900 2ire.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
@ettbeiuerb snr Grridtnma eines &ie
notwithstanding in @albinaton


76 anerifanii6e Weilter 9ilbbmcr
fino eingelabcn luorben, NIT Hbotos
grapbien ibrer bisberiaen @erfe, on
Dem sSettbciperb fir Die Grri6tlno
elmer GieIeiItatle BON @briItl,s, Dem
2idt Ser gSelt, Sic Dor Dem neilen
Sauptquartier ser &atboliihen Mobl-
fabrtsfonferen5 in @aIbinoton aui-
ftellung ftnben miro, teil5lnebmen.
Die @odenidrift ,,Sur Snnoop
Gilitor'', bon pelber Ser bodp'lte
8iidof Sobn 5. stou, %. Ser Re-
bafteur lit, be9ann bereitS i'm Sabre
1896 cine lanbpeite Sontmhma iiir
Die 9edllng Ser ltnfoIten fiir bielc$
9enfnoI in Ser Sauptitobt oes Gan
6eS.
Ole Is SUB bobc @briltusfieur
a,ts gritner gron5e miro ouf einem
foloiiolen Steinblod. IN elmer bolb-
freisf0rmi9en FiIde Dor ser 80 5rlb
boben Observation-Disclosures oes berrliebcn
Te,,balls 5lt lteben fontnren.
Die IuSiiibrlmg bes Eroieftes
itebt l1nter ser Surisoiftion 0es bod
ip'lten Serrn Gbnarb Moonep, 9.9.,
Gr5bii6of bon Detroit; bes bo6ip'iten
Serrn Somuel @. Strith, 90, gr5=
bildof bon Chicago, uno oes bod)-
tp'lten Serrn Sobn s. Non, 9iibof
bon Sort @apne.
Die 9reiie fir SEN @ettbelperb be-
teben aus einem erIten Sreis bon
$500 unb einem &ontraft fir $4,000
fir oie 9lusfiibrlng oes Mooelles bon
tueldem bie 8ron5eltatle gegonen
peroen fann, einem alpelten Hreis
bon $500 rnb 5 Yreiien bon ie 5000.
Grridtnng flint nener 9ioaeien im
Sabre 1941
SSm neraaneenen Sabre 1941 mur-
he Die 3abl ser fatboliiden Gio5elen
in ben Ser. Staaten bon 1918 auf
1928 erbobt. 3tpei Der fiinf nenen
9iD5eien befin6en iib it ser ameri-
fonilden eccleiiaitii6en 8ropn5, nin-
lid: Bueblo in ser mel, errihteten
Brobin5 bon Oenper, uno Sonolult
in Der Hropin5 bon Son 5ranaisto.
Cine brittle lit sic 9ioaeie bon Gag
bilaran, Bbilippinen, friiber ein Seil
Der @rabio5eie bon Gebu.
Durh bas Mbleben bon &aroinal
&alpar nno &arbinal S6ulte nurbe
bas bI. 2aronoIsfoDeeium auf SO
reb,,aiert, noer tpenieer mie our 3eit
bes @blebens bon Yopit Yiils Dem
@lften; es perbleiben iomit 1S So.
fanaen.
Die 459 apoltoliihen Gifariote,
8rdieftllren nno 0fiiiionen meroen
bon elmer erbobten 3abl bon Hrier
itern uno 9aienbriioern, aber peniz
ger Shpeitern betrent. Sic 3abl Ser
Brielter in ben Miliionen erb0bte Iid)
bon 2O,496 auf POSTS, sic ser
2aienbriioer pon S,414 mf S,514.
Die 3abl ber Sblpeitern fiel bon SO,
245 im Sabre 1910 auf 44,S95 i'm
Sabre 194t; bies lit pabrideinlid)
aiif bie Shmieriefeiten in Ser Erans-
portation infolge bes 9rieges auriid-
aufiibren.
BGbreno bes Yontiiifates CT. Sci
Tefeit Yapit Yius' bes 3ip0lften nllr.
ben 70 nene ecclei iiaitiibe Surisbif-
fionen errid,tet: 28 Di0aeTen nn6 AZ
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MQerlct aus aQtr &cIt bI


Juno Miiiionen.
8abreno bes Sabres 1941 gab es
feline gerdnoerung in Ser 3abl Der
gsun5iatl,ren (3S), aber bie 3abl
ser apoitoliiden Deleeationen erbobte
| lib bon % alif "a. Diplomatii6e Ge-
pralertation am Gatifan blieb iib
eleid: 35 Nationen, Ser iouberdne
Srbcn bon Malta, uno Ser perionli.
lhe Gertreter bonn grGlibenten ser
ger. Staatcn, Mpron 6. Saplor, init
oem Sang eines~ sImbaiiabors, ,,no
Sarolb Sittmon als Charge b'Mffai-
res.
GoS Sbleben bon 6r. gninen5
Spunalo Eio 8oesiani, &analer ser
| 81, &omiI6en Girde. am 26. Sc
bri.ar 1912 reousierte sic 3abl ser
afitoIieber pes bl. &arbinalsfoaegium
auf 81. -
975 futbuliide Erieter ipreem fir
has uMuralen in nniercr Mrmee
rSiidtiefeit uno S6lagfraft iinb
in lmIerer 9lrmee obue Geligion I'M
moslid', erflGrte Gep. alopiius Goo
gan int elmer aniprade iiber oas
uWtatltol 8roaocoiting Spiten'' in
Dem fiir5lihen nGabio Gbapel-Bro=
>9rantm'. Een. gooean nies bin
ouf bie 3obl bon 975 fatboliiden
Yrieltern, Die ols slrmeefapl6ne nm
ter Ser Sberleitltng bes @r5bii1ofs
Sroneis S. Spellmon ,mo ieines 41-
liitenten 8iibpf SSobu s. S'Sara Die
Seelioree III ben Mrmeen Uncle
Sanls oes Sn- unb Iuslanbes ber-
ieber.
gfonbe lino ser aniiebt, erflGrte
Rep. Gooaan, BOB mir @ott anf mn-
ierer Seite baben, obne oaB mir anf
ser Seite 8ottes iino, bob mir olles
llnerlaubte treiben fonnen lno Damn
BLOB au iineen brai,6en ,,@ott 8leb
Mmerica".
Gin bober Stano bon ,Worale"
fam in ber s(rmee MIR erbaIten blei-
ben burh ein bon oer Helieion bur6-
ormaenes moralil6es 2eben, ebenio
lpie in ser @rsiebung. 9tl,r oaourd
fonnen Mut, Sapierfeit, f6rperlide
llno aeiltiee Sii6tiefeit erbalten uno
geitarft merben. Wfit elmer Iolben
armee tperoen ni6t aueenbIidserfol=
ee, ionoern entideioenoe Shlabten
l1no Sieae eeponnen.
X
Giuc biftoriide GoInmbns=8ipsrapbie
Inter bieier Mufi1rift beurteilt
Die 81. 9. Stootsaeit,,ne" iiber cine
neite bon @liot Moriiom berausgeee.
bene 5weibdnoiae 8iosrapbie oes
@eltentoeders @briitopb Columbus
Dos, neue @erf in folgenoen 8orten:
u450 Sabre na6 ser @ntoedune
Imerifas bat @briltopb Columbus
aum erltel Dfale einen ipil1enl6ait-
liden 8lograpben bon Sormat 9e=
iunoen: in bem Siitorifer Ser gar,
parb llniperiitdt Samuel @1iot Mori-
Jon, ser rnter oem Sitel uMomiral
Of the Ocean Sea- ein atpeibdnoiges
8erf BON ioit 900 Seiten porIeet.
Moriion bat Oas geitreben oes 8io-
eropben, iid 10 lebenbia tpie m0slid
in bie @eidi6te ieines Selben al
perieten, bis al,r a,lberiten Sonic
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DIN Baifenfrcnnb

bus, unb pieoerboIte auf ibr beiier
brittle amerifareiie. go Idreibt Mo
riion aus eigener maritimer grfab.
rlng mo nngelpobnliber perionli6ei
Ginfiiblnng Die uatiirlid bas ipiiien
i6aitlide Stuoiilm ser Queaen ber.
tieft.
Dtoriion Iebnt oie mooernett Hban
taltereien ab, bie aus Columbus elmer
9ortusieien ooer Spanier, Ioear Ell
men ipaniIben Suoen MAIDEN tpollen
uno tpei1t barauf bin, 6ab ipenige
Eatia6en ieiner 8ioerapbie 10 autben'
tiid beaeugt iino ipie feline Serfunf1
aus @enua. Ct ueilt nadb, oab bes
gntbeders maritime Ausriilt1ng Bic
letten @rrunsenidaften ieiner 3eii
permiiien lieB, mas ieinen 8agemut
un6 feline initinftibe Si6erbeit NUT
in nod itrablenoerem 2idt eri6einer
laBt.
Neue 8elel6tung fdut altd) aui
Sic traeiiden 2ebensumitdnoe bes
@ntbefers uno auf feline 9on Sltiio-
terie, an Ser 8ora1siebung feit5ubal-
ten, er iei nod sliten eefommen -
mas nad ben @reebniner1 ieiner brit
ten &eiie nur nit eine1n itarfen @il.
len gum Selbltbetrug nod moglid)
mar.
Denno6 lit Woriion erfiillt bon Ell
ner tiefen 8etuunoer,tng fir ieinen
Selben. Denn Columbus mar nid)t
elm 8erfaeug zines &olleftiplpilens
ipie 8aibington gromipeu ooer So
Iibar. ,gr mar Ser Mann, Ser ein-
lam @ott geeeniiberitano eesen
meni6li6e Stumpfbeit llno Nieorig,
felt, eeeen aierise &benteurer, feiee
Seeleute, ia ielbIt gegen bie 9eatur-
elernente nno sic enbloie see."
X z- 49,.
sntpitrake mad Mlasfa ,pirb im Mn-
griff genpmmen
Mllen1 AnI6ein nab iperben, @aib-
ingtoner Welouneen aufolge, gor-
fir cine 1900 Meilen Ianee
autoitraBe nod Mlasfa eetroffen. 9e.
ante bes &rieesoepartments erflaren,
bab tnilitariibe @riinoe, insbelonbere
bie 8eriorg1ng Der bereits geballten
Slugpldbe, Die anlegalng elmer sluto-
ftraBe nab slIasfa notipenoig mabt.
gs lit cine gan5e &ette bon Slug
feloern Die iid bur6 oas n0rolibe
8ritiibz 6 Columbia uno bas Yofon
Eerritorium binaiebt. sic ,peroen ee=
i6iibt bon stpei eroBen 8erefetten,
wel6e ben Slugaeugen ermGeli6en
ielbit bel oem falteiten @etter auiau-
iteigen.
Sn Ser 9auptlabe iperoen oieie
Slugplate aus ser 2uft ber perioret.
Dod bat es iid als itnmer nottpen-
bigger berausselteut cine 2anober-
febrtsroute au idaffen. Bie Minilter-
praiiSent Maden5ie Sling leste ISOLDE
in Sttatpa befanntgab, ion Sic @uto=
ltrabe in Datpion Greet, 8ritiib 60
lnnbia, beginner +uno allgemein moro
tpeltlid our6 st. ct. Sobn 1,nb St.
Nelion 8ritiid> Columbia, iopie
Wation 2afe 1no 8biteborie, I'M gu
fon-Serrltori,ln1 Bis our @renae bon
alasfa, oem noroliditen 8unft, ber-
laufen. Son 6ort aus fiibrt sic Stra=
BE iiiopeltli6 Biz Bis Delta, slIasfa,
IS Meilen iiio0itlid bon sSairbanfs,
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Mittiuod, Ben 1. apriI 1912

bereits our6 edmonton, 9lIberto, ge.
fon1neft l1no befinben iid) auf Dem
@eee na6 9aipion Greet, no fie ibre
erite gtappe einrid]ten iperben. Die
5iueite lit in @biteborie eeplant.
Inter einen1 ltebereiilfonln1en 5tpi.
iben ben Ser. Staoten nno &anaba
miro bas l1mfonereibe 8ebiet aum
eriten Male nerneiien iperoen. Damn
mid man bie 1900 Wfeile, lanae
Strabe abiteden l,no einen propiiori.
iben g8eg onlegen, Ser vpaiiierbar
Iein miro, aber al,h ni6t mebr".
8enn bieie sllfaabe beenoet lit.
lperben bie 8ioniere bie ipeitere Nus.
fiibrung Ser gunoes- 8eeebanperipa1.
tlng iibergeben. 1S Bis "a Wtonate
ioaen erforoerlid5 iein, ,m bieie a,,to.
itraBe slt bauen.
Ser grboller ser Strobe miro Der
gionieroberlt @ln. 90. Soee aus
Wtiiioltri feil1. Ser 4Silbri9e Sffioier
bat SEN erlten s8eltfriee lnitgemabt
uno in Der Mel,Ies sArgonnen-Sffeniibe
Sos 8erbienitfrer5 erbalten. ct lit
our6 sablreide 1bnlihe 8outen nit
leiner @ufgobe tpobl pertrout.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
Widening Improves Main Street

Work was completed this week on widening of the main street at two points. The street from the Bank of Kodiak to Bert's drug store corner was wIdened on the west side by utilizing land don ated by Ben Kraft, part of his residence lot.
 The street was also widened from the Kodiak Bar on the south side of the street alongside the lotto Kraft" house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
| Some Roomers
Quitting Houses
Heated With Oil

Some Government war workers
living in rooming houses heated
with oil are taking no chances on
cold rooms this winter and are seek
ing new quarters in homes heated
with coal or gas it was reported to-
day at the District War Housing
Center.
Some Of the people for whom the
housing center found living accom-
mOdations - those in oil-heated
homes-are coming back to us look
ing for rooming houses which have
other heating services" said Joseph
P. Anderson, acting director. Their
rooms are not cold now, but they
fear they may be later on"
Mr.. Anderson said many Of them
changed their minds after learn
ing that living in coal or gas heated
rooming houses having available &C
commodations would cause them to
sacrifice some of the conveniences
they now enjoy, such as living
within walking distance Of their
offices,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Seomon's Appendix Removed
As Storm losses Destroyer
Men Apprise Surgeon
Of Heavy Waves
As He Operates

b the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The story
OF now a young surgeon removed
the appendix of a bluejacket while a
storm of hurricane proportions pun
meled their destroyer into violent
rolls" was released by the Navy
today.
Braced in narrow space between
the ships sick bay" operating table
and work bench, the surgeon, 81
year-old 1t. q. g. Albert G. Roode
of Donora, Pa, probed for nearly
an hour before finding the appen-
dix.
The warship was coming back
from Casablanca, just month ago,
when the condition of Second Glass
Seaman c. D. Vaughn. who enlisted
at Birmingham, Ala, became grave.
1t. Roode said the barometer was
at hurricane level when surgery be-
came imperative. He reported:
80 Capt. Nickerson cit. Com.
DR.. Roger B. Nickerson) set the ship
on as steady course as possible to
give the least amount of jolting and
rolling.
Giving the spinal was a delicate
job, but We were able to do it sue
cessfully, principally because of an
arrangement made by Capt. Nicker-
son. He stationed a talker on the
bridge and one just outside the sick
bay and I was warned all through
the operation each time there was
to be bad jolt. That enabled me
to avoid any dangerous slip with the
instruments.
Il made an incision, about 31a to 4
inches, and started probing. Let me
tell you, sweated blood for the next
three-quarters of an hour looking for
that appendix. incidentally, the
spinal anesthesia started to wear
off then and I had to administer
ether"
He said the appendix would have
ruptured within "a hours, adding:
Vaughan came through nicely"
The destroyer arrived at an East
Coast port and Seaman v. ughan was
put ashore to be treated for a sinus
condition that developed after the
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Gibraltar Commanded
By Eisenhower Early
In African Campaign
First Foreigner in Two
Centuries to Direct
British Fortress
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED EADQUAR TIERS,
North Africa, Dec. S Delayed LIT.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower COM
manded the British fortress of Gil
braltar during the first days of the
North African operations, thus being
the first foreigner in two centuries
to control that rock of the British
Empire.
Security reasons restricted the an
nouncement until today Censor
ship further delayed publication of
the dispatch even after it was writ
ten
In the worlds safest afraid shell
ter under 1,400 feet of solid rock, in
offices carved from limestone, the
Allied staff worked "a hours a day
under the United States commander.
"Never in my widest dreams in
my West Point days did I ever think
that Ian American general-would
ever command the British fortress
Of Gibraltar" Mr. Eisenhower de-
clared one day at press conference
at his Office in the rock.
Offices Closely Guarded.
Gibraltar, of course, was actually
under his command only because he
was Allied commander in chief and
Gen. Mason MacFarlane, who actu-
ally is in charge, was responsible to
his orders.
Weeks before the zero hour, Amer
lean and British advance groups
were working secretly at Gibraltar
and keeping out of the way of a
daily influx of 5000 Spanish work.
ers. They installed signal appara-
tus and put 40 Offices in the heart of
the rock in shape for Allied opera
tons.
To reach headquarters, one had to
pass Navy guards and then guards
at the mouth of the tunnel, which
was about three quarters of mile
long.
Final British guards more than a
quarter of a mile inside the tunnel
inspected passes before allowing one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

to enter the North African head
quarters.
Generals, air marshas, admirais
and privates all had to walk through
the dripping tunnel to headquarters
where concrete easements kept out
the water.
General Sprinted to Headquarters.
The privates used to be treated
to the unusual sight Of their COM
mander in chief clad in . field
jacket and sprinting the entire
length of the tunnel with his stan
trailing behind him like the tail of a
comet. 1t was about the only chance
Ike" had for exercise.
Admiral Sir Andrew Browne
Cunningham, the crusty sea COM
mander, hustled around headuuar-
tres in a white turtleneck sweater
the height of informality for .
British admiral.
Precedent also was broken on the
womanless rock by the presence OF
a large number of WRENS who
helped cipher signals at the ONCE.
They were the only women at war
in the North African campaign at
that time.
The harbor hustled with ships for
Gibraltar which was the bottleneck
for the entire Allied expedition.
British fortress gunners manned
their batteries "a hours a day. With
each passing convoy clearly seen
from Spain, it was like money in
the bank" (here a passage was
deleted by the CENSOR.
OF the strange procession of
visitors who walked the wet tunnel
to headquarters. many must remain
secret. The staff often went to
work at dawn in the tunnel, ate
lunch there and did not come up for
air until night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Massachusetts, 10 Shelter
Home Owners LACKING Oil

BY the Associated Press
BOSTON, Dec. 22.-The State of
Massachusetts offered shelter and
care today to any of its residents
whose homes 60 heatless because of
current fuel oil shortage.
Declaring the shortage may reach
major proportions" Gov. Leverett
Saltonstall provided for the relief
program in an executive order
issued last night under emergency
wartime powers invested In him by
the Legislature.
In all. the program provides for
transportation, shelter, food, cloth
ing, medical services and such other
care as may be deemed necessary
by the State commissioner of public
welfare.
The commissioner will keep rec
ords of all assistance given, iden-
trying the recipients. However,
such records shall not be deemed
public records. but shall be conf.
DENTAL" the Governor directed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
McNuH Studying Plan
To Include Civilians
In College Program
Women, Service-Rejected
Men Would Be Trained
In Sciences, Professions

Plans for Government subsidized
college training OF a number Of
women and young men unable to
meet military physical requirements,
as well as men already in the armed
services, were reported under way
today by Manpower Chairman Paul
v. McNutt.
At the same time, the Office Of
War Information told soldiers over
80 years old that they must initiate
action to obtain honorable dis
charges in order to return to essen
tial jobs in war industries. The
applicant must also have a certifi-
cate from his employer showing that
he is essential
The Owl said the War Manpower
Commission and other civilian Gov
eminent agencies have no authority
to secure releases The statement
was in answer to inquiries from
servicemen as to what procedure is
to be followed
Discharges may be obtained direct
from the Army, the Owl said, in
the event an applicant proves he
is unable to perform military serv-
ice satisfactorily but is a qualified
skilled worker able to assist the war
effort.
Scientific Personnel Needed.
The college plans would meet the
needs of industry, Government and
the civilian population for an I'M
interrupted flow of trained scientific
and professional personnel from the
institutions of higher learning, Mr..
McNutt said, adding that trained
women are as important to the coun-
try as trained men.
The number that will get an edu-
cation in this way will depend on
how much Conrgess appropriates for
the purpose. Mr.. McNutt explained.
He would not say what appropriation
the War Manpower Commission
would ask.
These students will supplement
the 100000 that Mr.. McNutt esti-
mated the military services would
send to college in uniform to take
specific courses preparing them for
duties In the armed forces.
Will Include Deferred Men.
The men among them will come
largely from the more than 10000
students that Mr.. McNutt said would
be covered by temporary draft de-
ferment authorized recently for
medical, dental, veterinary, engin-
eering and other special science
students.
The deferment provided for stu
dents and instructors with certain
credits in those fields of study will
last until the end of the school term
in progress on next March. l, and
meanwhile the program will be per-
fected and put before Congress.
Mr. McNutt indicated that students
in the civilian program would be
allowed to choose the colleges they
attend at Government expense.
Military service students will attend
colleges with which their services
make contracts for instruction.
The colleges to be used in the mill
tary educational program are to be
selected through joint action by the
services and the Manpower Com
mission. Mr. McNutt said none had
been chosen thus far.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
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P A 4 ACTIVITIES

An Electra was expected in oday from Fairbanks at 5 D. m. with passengers and mail.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-12
Red Gross Will Aid Civilians At Dutch Harbor
FIELD DIRECTOR THERE AU- THORiZED TO EXTEND
 HELP AS NEEDED

The American Red Cross has authorized its Dutch Harbor field director to extend Red Cross as sistance to civilians as needed in that area, as an aftermath of the Japanese attack, it is an- nounced today.
 A radiogram sent to Gov. Err nest Gruening from Alfred Schaefer. Red Cross regional dir ector at San Francisco, reads as follows:
 With reference to the Dutch Harbor incident, I have authoriz ed Oliver Warwick, Red Cross field director at Dutch Harbor, to extend Red Cross assistance to civilians as needed.
 q also have requested War wick to advise US if additional supplies are needed for civil ians."