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Evening star., 1942-08-31
Airman Who Seized
Bicycle 10 Return
To Battle Honored
Two Others Also Receive
DSC for Heroism in
South Pacific Action
b. the Associated Press


GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia, Aug. 81
A United States airman who rode
the handlebars of a Javanese BIZ
cycle to get back into action after
he had lost his plane was honored
by Gen. Douglas Macarthur today
for heroism in air combat.
He is Second 1t. Frank E. Adkins
of Clarksville, Tenn, one of three
United States Army Air Force Off
GERS awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross for extraordinary
heroism in action" The others were
Second 1t. Paul B. Gambonini OF
Petaluma, Calf and Second 1t
William L. Turner OF Idalou, Tex
1t. Adkins plane was shot down
March / over Java when he ano
others of his squadron were attack
ing enemy landing barges.
Despite heavy anti-aircraft fire
from warships and beach batteries
1t. Adkins dived close to the water
in a machine-gunning attack.
His plane struck the water, but
he regained control and continued
his attack until his plane caught
fire. Then he headed for land and
parachuted safely to earth within
sight of hostile ground forces.
Commandeered Bicycle.
Communicating a bicycle and its
Javanese rider, he rode the handle
bars while the Javanese pedaled
But that proved to be too slow-se
the officer took over the bicycle and
pedaled himself back to his base.
The feat of repairing the re-
tractable landing gear of bomber
in flight while hanging head down
through an open hatch brought a
citation for valor yesterday to Sergt.
Billy C. Gribble of the Army Air
Force, whose home Is at Alverton,
Westmoreland County, Pa.
The citation said Sergt. Gribble
had labored at his dangerous job for
the better part of an hour while two
other members of the planes crew
held him by the legs
Thanks to his efforts, the citation
declared, the necessity of making a
crash landing was averted, thus
saving seven persons from possible
death of serious injury.
Soldiers Medals Awarded.
The Soldiers Medal for heroism
was awarded to 10 men of the Army
Air Force.
Among them were Technical
Sergt. M. c. Shelnutt of Franklyn,
Ca; Sergt. Lacy Duhon of Lafayette,
La; Sergt. Milton F. Kelm OF Still
water, Mimi; Pvt. Abney Hines OF
Cowan, Tenn; Sergt. Albert G. Cor
bello and Pvt. Harry L. White.
Sergt. Shelnutt, Sergt. Corbello
Sergt. Duhon and Pvt. Hines en-
tered the blazing plane which
crashed In Australia and rescued as
many of the crew as could be
reached.
Sergt. Kelm and Lit Col. Roscoe T
Nichols, jr., of Liberal, Kans.. were
in another plane crash and disre-
garding their own safety escorted
the injured to a safe distance, re-
turned to the plane and rescued two
other men just before the gas tanks
and ammunition exploded.
Sergt. Lacy w. White, jr., of Man
w. Va, also was awarded the Sol
diers Medal for heroism for hi!
work in helping to rescue men from
a plane which caught fire after ,
crash.
Capt. Melvin A. Beyers of Pacific
Grove, Calf, was awarded the Ordel
of the Purple Heart for wounds.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Visit Of DR.. Rios Emphasizes
Role of Women in Chile
Always Prominent in National Affairs,
They Noe Exercise Direct Influence
By Nancy Archibald

Women the the
visit of
Chile have recently Rios the result
their politics Chilean election
which first occasion stirred
much excitement Society accustomed
conservatism from
factory Indian their favore candidates.
affairs their
the merely ofcal
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Tokomo Group to Meet

Ending its summer recess, the Ia
koma Park Health and Welfare AS
sociation will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at its headquarters, Co.
lumbia avenue. A program for the
year will be adopted and there will
be a discussion on nursing prob
lens, led by Mrs. Virginia Nc
Laughlin, public health nurse.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
New Supervisor Named

LEONARDTOWN. Md, Aug. 81
fSpeciaD Sister Mary Angelica
has been named superior OF St.
Marys Academy here. succeeding
Sister Mary Lucina, superior for the
past six years. who has been trans
ferred to the Mother House At
September 8.
Nazareth, XIV.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

, single Pole willing to give no the
struggle, let alone cooperate with
the enemy" he said.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Auxiliary to Open
Runmaae Sale

The annual rummage sale held by
the Washington Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Jewish Consumptives Relief So
ciety of Denver to raise funds for the
care of tubercular patients will oper
tomorrow at 1912 Seventh street
NV, to continue for two months.
Mrs. Joseph A. Friedman, execu-
tive chairman, and Mrs. Louis
Dinowitz are in charge of the store
A motor corps under direction OF
Mrs. A. C. Sells will collect bundles
Of clothing.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
0sitttped, ben IA. Dftober 1912

lih aus @las berseitelt uno aub nit
@lasmobeln als9eItattet iino. Sdon
iebt fabrioiert man Glide, Stiible,
uno iogor &labiere aus tetnperiertem
@las. Moberne amerifaniIde @las.
maren 5ieren @Btiide, llnb @las lit
oas baltbare ltno 5ngleid rei5bolle
Material, oas man aar Mnfertiguns
bon aidbedern, 8aien uno ais 8aie
fiir Sii6lampen ben,iet. Sssn pielen
mobernen @eimen bat man Eanels
aus @lasbloden, 3anoe nnb Geniter
5,1 einem barmonifden @an5en ner.
einist, nno 8orbdnse aus gldiernem
0faterial 5ieren Die Jeniter. Dieie
berffiebene 8eripenoung BON @las
lit geaennortie iebr piel in @ebroud).
,tnb Der @rlmo lit leibt a., beerei-
fen: bas nelle fobri3ierte @las 1T
auberoroentlid) itarf nno tam nit
2eihtieteit rein aebalten tperoen.
aub sic Seritellung bon feler.
liherem @las, oie bereits int @anee
lit, miro aur Siberbeit oer Sallier
beitroeen. Giele @emeinoen baben
bereits 8auboribriften, sic 8ermen.
bung bon feueriiberem @las fir Sent
lter porihreiben, beionoers aber fiir
iolbe 9aulidfeiten, Die nad Seiten.
gaiien binal1sgeben ober iid in oid)t
bepolferten @ebieten befinoen. Bro-
bel1 sic man in Sen ltnterpriter's
2aboratorien in @bicago altsfitbrte,
llno pobei man Eanele bon sSSniulltr.
@lasbloden in elmer @robe bon 12O
G,aoratfuB 5euer lmb 8aiiergiiiien
aus Sdlaud)en ausieste, geitanoen
bielen @lasfld6en cine As 0finnten.
5euerrate at. Die Sbdbuneen eeneb-
mieten Die 8eripenolmg bon 8anelen,
sic aus @lasbloden bon ie feds Nua-
bratflB beiteben nno bie in ibrer &C.
iamtbeit nid)t erober als 120 Aua.
oratfuB iino ,,no Seuer fpioeriteben
fonnen. Snfolee bieier @mpfeblun.
gen llno gor5iige iperoen Banele aus
@lasbloden in ausgeoebntem NaBe
III nellen uno ,nobernilierten Griees.
anlaeen in auen IeiIen bes 2anoeS
perDanet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Der srDkte Baum Der @elt

aub in Ser gtatnr eibt es Hieien
nno 3wer9e, aenau pie nnter ben
MenIben. Der eroBte 8aum Der
@elt itebt I'M 9eationalpart bon CO.
lifornien einem NaturIdnsgebiet.
oas beIonoers biele 8dllme BON ei.
aantiider @roBe anfpeiit. Dieier
8eltrieie lit cine aonifere, oie cine
S0be bon 440 SUB bat nno beren
Stomm ,1nmittelbar iiber Der @roe
So SUB Surdnteiier aeist. Sn elmer
Sobe bon 1ts Sub bat Der Stamm
nod INNER einen Durbneiier bon
IS Sub. Ser grobte 4it bieies DO.
taniiben 8olfenfraeers" lit nidt ipe.
niger als 1870 SUB lang. Wan ldast
oas @etpid)t oes Stammes allein anf
etipa 80 Sonnen. I'm bieien giean-
tiiden Stanlnt tpenn ct in Seile aer.
lest tpiiroe, fortauibaffen, tpare ein
@iiter5ug bon 33 8agsons notmen.
big.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

2ebrer: 8opon ,tabrt itd Ser 9i'
ber?
Sdiiler: 8on 6eioel
2ebrer: slber ipie fommit bu benn
alif 10 einen ltniinn?
Sdiiler: 9od, Serr 2ebrer, erf
geltern babe ib bel einem aiirlbner
III Der Auslaae gelelen: nBiber nit
Sei6e 9efiittert.'' y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

..s.g
@rnlee, 2378 in ser Warine nno 519
i'm Narineforps.
Ser eroBte Cell ber eingeaogenen
be5fp. in ben HegierungsbienIt iiberge-
tretenen 2ellte itarnmt aus Seserei
ober Dr,derei, Der nd61tgrobte Sell
alls Den Saskatchewan. --
X X X ~
@inidranfaus amtlider Hnblifatipnen
@lmer 9abis, Der 9ireftor bes
Observation-Disclosures bat oen
Snformationsl ltellen Der Meeierung
Die 8eiinng geeeben, alle ,nnotieen
uno untpeientliden Yublifationen 81
eliminieren. gs banoelt itd borlal,-
fig nur ,lm sic erite elmer Jolee bon
gerfiiguneer ,lnter benen bie amt.
liden Yublifationen unb abreiien-
liiten fir ben 8erianb folder Bubli=
fationen eingefbrdnft tperoen ioIen.
9apis erflarte oarin bie fiiralihe Gil.
minierung bon 239 Sdriften uno
&iiraung bon 2s4 anberen als obli-,
eatoriib fir Die Dauer bes &riefes
l,no fiinoiate 5ualeib Ole @rnennuns
zines &nmitees an, oas ipeitere Sir.
oltngen pornebmen jon. @eiter ipiro
burb Die beutige 8erfiieune sic aus-
ienolng bon informatoriidem Mate-
rial aif telegrapbii6em @ege inter
iaet, fofern nidt porber sic @eneb-
mignng os Observation-Disclosures
ein9ebolt iporbe,t lit.
Dapis' a,ntsiteIle bot sic 9ublifas
tionen oer 8eeierung felt einiger Belt
bereits itloiert uno bate ben Der.
ibieoenen 9ienItItellen fir Die 3eit
hieles Stuoiums anbeilngegeben, fol-.
DIE Hublifationen, bie in feinem 81
reften 3uiammenbana nit Dem ariea
iteben, freiipillig abauibaffen. 8ie
er erflarte, eingen Die @inidrdnf,n
gen BEL BEN babel in Sroee fommen
oen 9ienititeIlen bis au 40 Yro5ent.
X
Die GtGrfe ber braiilianiIden Armec
Der Militdrattade 8rofiliens fiibr-
te in @aibinston aus, bab Die erlte
@ufsabe, bic 8roitlien felt ieinen
@intritt in ben ariea au erfiillen bot,
lit Ser 8erteibigung bes 2anbes be-
itebt. uSSn Ser Selbi itberteioigune .per-
teioiat es ben Sentiment, iaste er,
mobei er bin5ufiiste, oaB sic &aupt-
aufgabe III Der sideruug bes Noro-
oitens bes 2anoes Iieet, Der am mel
iten bon elmer SSnbaiionsgefabr BE-
hrobt lei. @as bie gntienouna bon
Streitfraften bes 2anbes ins ausIanc
betrifft, miiiie oie &eeier,ng erit bas
ou Die 8orbereitl,neen treffen.
Nab Snformotionen, bie sic ,,gfem
gorf &imes'' per0ffentlidt beitebt,
Die @rmee 8raliliens aus 100000
ausgebiloeten Solbaten NIT 8eferpen
bon 100000 Mann aus elmer @e.
famtbeo0lferung bon 44,OOO,O00.
Sle bralilianiife Jlotte bat aipei
S6lo6ti6iffe uno alpei arenaer, 10
3erltorer uno bier lt=8oote. slae
Sdiffe tpltrben nit ausnabme zines
usBootes Dor Dem eriten @eltfries
gebont. lleber sic Stdrfe ser 2uft-
flotte aibt es tpenig Snformationen.
Sas geiamte Berional Der 2ufttpafie
pnroe am 1. Nobember t941 nit
1876 Mann anoeaeben. Seit 1884
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Ma6 SrGnen itelt inn 2eben
Gid offers au6 bas 2aben elm.
Sronen babe,t ali1 bic Heben,
Iber trob Ser 9ranen eeben
Sic ben l,It'gen, golb'nen 8ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

| 'pe4peL duDlIetu)e HltDltulDpiHut SeE
treter teilnobmen. sic iino iiber-
5euet, oaB cine eeiunbe 2anbfultur,
BON relieioien Yrin3ipien eeleitet,
allein imitanoe ift. ,iniere eroBen nnb
mi6tieen nationalen 5raeen au 10.
len.
Muber aablreihen fatboliihen 9i.
idofen, Brieitern, proninenten 2aien
fonoen iid 8ertreter bes ,sSeoeral
Council Of Gburhes", alio aller DRIFT.
lihen gefenntniiie, audi sSslloen, elm.
Ser 3. Sftober NOR oils Sag fiir sic
9ebrer nnb Ssslreenbfiibrer, Der 5. 81,
tober als 6armertae ,tnb ser 6. ols
Srallens unh gonfraternitGtstag on
eelebt. 3u Sen Spre6ern aGblte oud
Sdipeter Mtarie 0tihaeI bon @nti,
goniib, ipelbe bie Congratulations
9elpeeung in geopa Scotia erfl6rte.
8eiteaernna fatbpliIder &pbltGtie-
feitsamitalten
sSsn peri6ieoenen Staaten, ipie audi
i'm 9iltritt Columbia, miro ser Ser
iltd 9emadt, bon fatbolil6en 8obl,
tatfgfeitsanltalten Steuern au erbe=
ben.
y9ie slnferlesung bon Steuern ali
relieiole anitalten", erflGrte Mier.
Wihael S. &eobp, @eneralIefretGr
oes GGgSG, tpdre eit @ineriff in mi.
Ter oelnofratilbes SDitem. Ser Grd.
lat erinnerte OH bie in1 sanuar 194t
bon YrdiiOent Nooiepelt eemahte grs
fldrnne: ,,Stiirme bon anben bebro.
ben orei Den 4merifanern ,nentbebr-
li6e sSsnItitutionell. -. 9ie erlte lit
Die Religion. Dieie lit oie Aueae Ser
beiben anoern: 9emofrotie ,mo. Ser
trauen."
ID. &atbolifen in anoern Staaten, er,
flarte Miar. Meabp, iino ernitlid
olarnliert iiber bie tpabienbe 8efiir,
iuortnng elmer 8eiteuerung reliaioier
@nitalten. 9ariiber iollte fem 3pei-
fel berriden.'' -.
Die fotboliiden 9forridulen fpa=
ren i'm 9iitrift Columbia allein ben
Steuer5ablern $15,OOO,OOO. DasieI.
be labt ii6 bon anoern 5taaten be-
tpeilen.
X X X
II 600 Geate bon ber HrefIe in ber
Mrmee
@ie Die sSabaeiti6rift bes Sci
tunasaeperbes ,@bitor anb Bublilb,
err beribtet, baben runo 81 900 an
gefelte bon 3eit,lneen nno 9sadrid=
tenaaenture,, bes 2anbes felt @infiib-
rung ser alleemeinen @ebrpilidt i'm
Sftober 1910 'ibre Steuun9en perIo'
ren.
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tpeiblidlc slnaeitellte iino felt iene,n
Gage bon 1851 3eituneen bes 2an'
oes obgeeangen, unb ,peitere 1853
iinb in Sen 9ienlt berReeierune actrc.
ten, tuie oieie 9latter auf Anfrage
miteeteilt baben.
Nodmals 5000 itnb nod Sd6t=
5l1ng bon ,,Goitor anO Ylbliiber" bon
oen $50 3eitllngen, bie sic @nfrage
nidt beanttportet baben, nnb ben
Nadridtenaeenturen abeeeaneen, 10
SOB oie @eiamtoabl auf runo $4,000
fommt. .,...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14


Der rSabres'' fir 5reibeit @erifps
MnlGblih Der 5eier oes 1872. Mnni,
beriariums merifaniisber llnobbGngig.
feit in Sos aneeIes, @alif., solIte
Biaeprdiioent Senrp a. @allace oen
merifonii6en Saores Sibaleo uno
Morelos, tpelbe bem merifanilben
Bolfe Die Sreibeit uno llnabbGnsig-
felt erfampften, arobes Sob.
@rabiibof sSsobn S. gantipen bon
2os angeles fiibrte auf einem 2unh'
con Die beioen Spreber, Si5eprdi iibent
@allace unb 0tieuel &leman bon
Werifo elm. Ssn leiner Heoe ertudbn-
te @alloce oos eeibihtlide @reienis,
has in oeln fleinen &irhlein in 90
lores, 20 Weilen norbli6 Ser Staot
Merifo, itattfano uno no Sabre 81
bolao NIT ieinem beriibmten ,@rlto
be Dolores ben alaemeinen Gnf
nod 5reibeit entfahte. Wie elm
Mann erboben iib Die Golfsmoiien
nnter Der 5iibrllng oes Yabre Sioal-
90 an einer Sreibeitsbepegung, pie
iie nod fein 2ano III Der tpeitliden
Semiipbdre geieben bat.
Mls 9abre Sioalao I'M Sample fiel,
frat Eaore Worelos an feline StelIe
uno errang elorreihe Sieee, tpelde
Die Sflaperei obl6afften nnb bent
merifaniiben 8olfe polle Sreibeit nnb
1lnabbdneiafeit Ii6erten. llnb 10 ,par
es Yaorc Morelos, pelber 5uerlt Der
geneti11en 9emofratie cine perma-
nente politilbe 4Mnerfennune bet.
fdaffte.
8eIigion bat ipie Giseprdioent
Nallace ausfiibrte, ftets cine fiibren.
De &olle in Werifo eelpielt unb bas
meritaniihe goH lit in leinem &f
nnt relieioie nno biireerli6e 5reibeit
nie erlabmt.
1900 Nrmseefa blanc bis aam GnSe
bes Sabres
Nus elmer Dor fi,rSem bonn Ser.
Armee. unb Marinefonitee peroffentr
Iibten Yampblet erbellt, Dab bis onm
gnbe bes lalfenoen SSsabres 1000 Ir'
meefapl1ne aller @lonbensbefennt=
niiIe nnIern Streitfroften a1r Seite
iteben mercen. 9as &ur5bu6, beti-
felt ,,Serpices for the american Sol
bier" entbalt bas umfan9reid)e Yro-
eramm fir graiebune uno grbolnng
oes Solbaten.
Nie perlautet, bot ser &p'Ite Serr
Mm. 81. Mrnolb, @bef Der armeefap-
lane, miteeteilt, bab er cine belon'
oere 5laeee fiibren iperoe: bnnfelblon
NIT einem ipeiben &relt5 nno einem
Gtern. &ep. Mrnolb beobiihtigt ebert
fans ols ab5eiben fiir aIle &aplane
einen ,,gbaplain's Seorf', obnlid
benlienieen Ser &opldne in Ser bri.
tiiben uno fonabiihen Irlnee.
Mrmeefapldne bes 5. Nrmeeforps
baben cine 8roibiire beroffentliht,
tporin Mnleitung aeaeben miro, tpte
Die RaplGne Sterbenoen .aOern @lau.
bens bel iteben fonnen.
X X X
&atbpliides ,8nral 2ifc Troaram''
setuinnt sntereKe BON NidtfatbOlifen
@inen 8etpeis fir sic @ibtiefeit
uno ben allieitig anerfannten @ert
Der ,,NationaI gatbolic .&nral 2ife
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

@las in ber Subnitrie ber 3nfunit
@las lit ber,1fen, in Der na1frieg
li6en nonItriellen Yrobuftion cine
grobe nno iuidtiee y2olle at fpielen.
SSn elmer nibt ananfernen 3eit per<
ben mir in Sdulern tpobneu, Die e6na=
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
Fashion Show

TO SEE what's new in autumn
clothes you might take in the
Tuesday afternoon fashion show
in a local stores auditorium. At
2:30 by the clock. several little
scholars will model the head-to-
heel high notes.
Whatever a 4-year-old gal will
need. in the Rclothes line, from
Monday through Sunday "a
hours a day will troop across
the stage. Happy hunting!
Also on the coming attrac-
tions' list is a two-day parade Of
fall headgear for you, big sister
and mother. The time again is
2:30 p. m. both Wednesday and
Thursday. For information on
where the show will be held. call
Joan Dean, Cherry $500, line BAT.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10

FOR MANY years we have
thought Of peanuts as an acces-
sorry food, 10 be munched during
the reading OF a good book, or
TO be served at snack time.
Now, with all of the emphasis
on nutrition the real food value
Of this protein food has come 10
the front and peanuts have
taken an important place IN
main dishes, salads and desserts.
Vegetable Sandwich
One-half cup shredded carrots,
u cup shredded cabbage. q cup
chopped peanuts, u cup
shredded celery, 8 tablespoons
chopped watercress or parsley
Combine these ingredients and
moisten with mayonnaise, season
with salt. pepper and Worcester
shire sauce. Spread on buttered
slices Of enriched bread. Cut
diagonally.
Frozen Peanut Salad
Two 3-ounce cakes ere am
cheese, teaspoon salt, y cup
mayonnaise, Juice OF / lemon.
u cup crushed pineappl e
(drained), 2 bananas tsiiced), y
cup broken peanuts, u cup
maraschino cherries, l cup whip
ping cream. crisp salad greens.
Mix cream cheese with salt,
mayonnaise and lemon juice;
add fruit and peanuts and fold
in cream that has been lightly
whipped. Pour into cold. dry
freezing tray and freeze until
firm. with control set at coldeSt
position. Slice. serve with IA
vorite salad green's and dressing,
Peanut Butter Pie
One tablespoon plain unfla-
vored gelatin. ! cup cold water,
2 egg yolks we'll beaten. 4 cup
sugar, II teaspoon salt, Il cup
peanut butter. 2 egg whites, y
teaspoon vanilla. ] baked 9-inch
pie shell, l cup heavy cream,
whipped, nutmeg.
Sprinkle gelatin over Z cup
Of the water; soak , minutes.
Combine egg yolks, one-half of
the sugar. a cup water and salt
in top of double boiler; blend.
Add gelatin. Place over boiling
water; beat constantly with a
rotary beater 3 to 4 minutes,
until thick and fluffy. Cool.
Place peanut butter in a bowl
and add remaining water, a lit
tie Al time, beating until
smooth. Add cooled egg mix
ture: blend with a rotary beater.
Chill until slightly thickened.
Beat egg whites until foamy;
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
Protein-High Peanut Rates
A New Place in Menu
By PRUDENCE PENNY

add remaining sugar gradually,
beating until stiff.
Fold into peanut butter mix
ture. Pour into shell. When
filling is set, top with whipped
cream; sprinkle with grated
nutmeg. Sweeten whipped cream
as desired.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
Practical Home Nursing
Subject Of This Weeks Book

ness and nursing OF misNella-
neous Ailments.
This IS the tenth book In he
series Of IA being presented by
The Detroit Times Home lnsti-
tute. The other nine are still
available and they are:
Conserve Materials 70 Yin
the War" The Wartime Cook
Book Canning and Pres9Tv-
ing" "How 10 Get a Job IN De-
fense work What Women
Can Do 70 Win the War, First
Aid" What You Can Do in
Civilian Defense" and WHAT
Boys dhd Girls Can Do to Win
the War" and Wartime Enter
faininp
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
To Obtain

The books are 10 cents each
if called for at the service
counter in the lobby of The De-
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cents each by mail.
When ordering them, address
The Detroit Times Home Insti-
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
HELEN HAYES shows the Navy how
she saves zvaste kitchen fats to help
Japs

II DON'T know as much about making explo-
i sivcs as most soldiers and sailors do about
the stage.
"But lately I've learned these things that
kitchen fats make glycerine, and glycerine
makes the powder charge that drives millions
of shells for the United Nations.
"Tm told that single pound of kitchen grease
will make two ant-aircraft shells. So you can
bet that not one drop of waste fat in my house
ever goes down the drain. Instead, l send it
back to my meat dealer-and on its way to the
war I'm making it wartime habit-are you"
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10
Contents

It contains chapters on: Lie
mentS Of nursing; preparation
Of patients food, care Of pa
tents room; making the patient
comfortable; temperature, pulse
and respiration; administering
10 patient, disinfection, isolation
and quarantine, baDdaging. care
Of the aged. the child during IL
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-10

A LARGE part Of our country
may never see active warfare.
But even the smallest village
will not escape its effects.
Ready nursing care is practi-
cally unprocurable.
Trained nurses are, Of course,
needed for active service, and
girls who would ordinarily be
available for home nursing are
either doing Red Cross work or
are in defense plants.
This means that every .ndi-
vidual must be able 10 pit'h in
and help in his community
should the need arise. This
weeks Victory Book, practical
Home Nursing, will point the
way fo- you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Marriiaqe
.<;cen5ey

Marriage license applications
were received Thursday by County
Auditor y Clifford Davis from the
following:
Walter Walker. 80 and Olivia
A. Frombaoh. ~. both Of san
Francisco: John T.. Lindgren. 40.
Seattle. and Naneva Brown. ~.
Olympia: Delbert Il. Russell. -.
Fort LEWIS. and Leota Jane Nc
Intire. Is. New Philadelphia. O.:
Kermit q. Gullstad. y. of 405I
East G st. and Dorothy Jane
Finch. %. OF isi0 No. Anderson
ST.: Neal NJ Twedt. -. of 3015
East Is st. and Hazel v. Hanson.
Is. Graham: Francis Alma Evans.
p. and Dorothy Marie Babcock.
n. both OF Kansas City. Mo: Law
renee @. Lshren. IS. OF 1915 So.
Washington St, and Leitha Louise
Lehman. "a. Great Fails. Mont.
Woodrow w. Richards. p. Fort
Lewis, snd Myrtle Ruth Gray, 20.
Shreveport. La: Wayne Alexander
Rickert. rs. Seattle. and Nsldene
c. Mason. ~, P,iysllup; Edward
W. Lorsnger. %. Everett. and
Katherine Doris Poole. 25. San
Bernarchno. Calf: Floyd Ray
Roselle, 1s.sAubufn. and Betty Lee
Parnsil. Is. Kent: William Prank
lin Hale. "a. Fort Lewis. snd Tran
quills Connie Bernaael. -. NJ as09
80. Mason ST:
Richard Felix Horta. %. Fort
Lewis. snd Dorothy Jane Namanny.
20. Of 1914 So Union ave: George
Schwindt. AcChord Field. and
johanna A. Washer. Gray apart
ments: Russell Adams Burbank.
-. Fort Lewis. and Louise King.
II, Antioch, Calf: Kenneth JOHN
Allen. 81. Detroit. Mich. and
Lucille Evelyn Lozsn. -. Marine
City. Mich: J. Clyde Bishop. IS.
and Jane Christians blessing. 10.
both OF Buckley:
kszuhiko Hayashi. 80. Camp
Robinson. Ark. and Shizuko kaxa-
hsmi. ~, Auburn. Hugh Leslie.
IS, Fort Lewis. and Alyse Muriel
Mills. p. Of 1902 So. G ST: William
II. X. Cartier. "a. Mochord Field.
and Phyllis Vivian Nesseth, -.
Duluth. MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Eight Corporations
Named in Indictments
NASIIlNGTO,

WASHINGTON Eight eorpor-
atoms snd 70 Of their officers. in
eleAiing Lanmot dupont OF WI
mington. Del. were indicted
Thursday on charges OF engaging
In a worldwide conspiracy 10 sup
press competition and manopolize
the manu- a. ture aud sale III dye
stuffs the jaStics department. an
nounced.
Five American firms were In
dieied Il. l. dupont de Nemours
ana Co. Allied Chemical and Dye
Corp. American Cysnamid Co.
General Anime and Film Corp.
and General Dyestuff Corp. The
last two firms formerly Were con-
trolled by i. G. Fsrben lndustrie.
huge German chemical and dye
trust. but now are under control
Of the alien property custodian.
The three other firms are al
owned and controlled by members
Of the Swiss Consortium - Cha
Co. Inc. Sandoz Chemical Works.
Inc. and Geigy Co. Inc. All have
pants and "lf'ces IN ths- country.