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Evening star., 1942-11-24
War Plants Value
Mature Women.
Club Here Told
Mrs. Herrick Describes
A cfivifies Of Many
In Shibbuilding Plant

The mature woman, who in peace
times has frequently had age miti-
gate against her in obtaining
job, Is coming into her own in war
work, according to Mrs. Gilmore Her.
rick, former National Labor Rela-
tions director for the State of New
York and now in charge of person.
mel for the Todd Shipbuilding Co.
Speaking at dinner meeting of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club last night at the WASH
ington Club, Mrs. Herrick said that
no women under 81 were employed
by the Todd and that among the
500 or more woman employees many
are women of mature years.
I'VE have one grandmother, SO
years of age" she commented. land
one of our most expert welders is
Danish woman of Sc years who
was welder in steam car plant
during the last war. We are not in
terested in the age of those we en-
ploy but in their physical condi-
ton"
Mrs. Herrick expressed disapprov-
al of working mothers with small
children.
MY point of view is that women
who have little children should
have it made possible for them to
stay home and take care of them.
There should be a system Of moth
,1ny,ci0,,c yx,1,io1, xryN,,1I n1a
them to stay at home. 1t is better
for shipbuilding work If mothers of
small children do not work in ship
yards" she added
The speaker told how women
workers. many relatives of men in
the service, seeing ships "limping"
into port, gained added strength and
determination to carry on their
work and to stick to the jobs open
to them. The Todd Co. has women
welders, women repairing engines
and women engaged in the work of
repairing parts of ships that have
been wrecked, Mrs. Herrick said.
Describing clothes worn by wom-
en- in the shipyard. she said women
wore rough, plain denim overalls,
two pairs of woolen socks and steel
tipped toes on their shoes, just as
men workers wear.
I'm spite Of the plain clothes,
it is often difficult to hide the form
divine" she said with a smile.
Mrs. Herrick said that the COM
pany is trying to have regular
physical checkup of its women every
three months to be sure their health
can stand up to the work required.
About $50 members end guests at
tended the dinner. Miss Elizabeth
Mann. the club president, intro
| duced the speaker.
Evening star., 1942-11-24

president of the League of Republi-
can Women: Mrs. Paul v. McNutt,
vice president of the club; Mrs. Kerr,
Robert Kerr, Mrs. James LIE Cron,
Maj. Gen. Philip Fleming, Mrs.
Joanath Garst, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
O'Connor, Mrs. Gardner Cowles, jr.,
wife of the speaker; Mrs. Robert
Patterson, Mrs. Harold Star, George
Field and Miss Elaine Exton.
Evening star., 1942-11-24

her raw materials and Brazil needs
our technical skill, money and ma
chinery to increase her output of
these materials"
Colored moving pictures taken in
Brazil were shown following the lee
ture. Mrs. James Shera Mont
gomery, chairman of the clubs local
War Relief Committee, introduced
the speaker.
Evening star., 1942-11-24
PetWOrth Women
Plan Tea FRIDAY

A Chinese tea and musicale will
be sponsored by the fine arts sec
ton OF the Petworth Woman's Club
from 2 to pm. Friday at the home
OF Mrs. Earl Otto, 5401 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. Many fine and
rare articles of Chinese workman
ship collected by Mrs. Otto during
Evening star., 1942-11-24
Club Federation
To Meet Tomorrow

Changes in the District school
curriculum affecting instruction in
the effects OF alcohol and narcotics
will be discussed at a meeting of
the District Federation Of Women's
Clubs at 10:30 an. tomorrow ct the
GILBERT, 1850 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-24

a residence of many years in China
will be exhibited during the after
noon. Chinese music will be fur
nished by a group of Chinese stu
dents.
Proceeds will be contributed to the
Chinese Relief Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Male Help Wanted

FLOOR LAYERS Wanted Must be eNperi
enced run cor part time Vermont 5-2f67
HUsrIIAL WORKERS. Immediate en-
pio5ment Applicants must be at leas'
rs wears ~ age CitizPns of the Unlter
states For fun details and applications
apply 10 me Detroit Civil Service Com
mission 18Th Floor Water Board Building
735 Randolph street, Detroit Michigan
until further notice
MAN wanted experienced work IN fru'
market h a r Fruit Market 155Ol
Grand River. opposite Wards
MARRIED MAN FOR GOOD PAYING
ROUTE IN RIVER ROUGE 4 VIVIAN
DOTTE SALARY PLUS COMMISSION 4
BONUS. TRUCK A. EXPENSES FUR
NISHED STEADY WORK
CENTRAL TEA co
2f56 TWENTY FOURTH LAT. 2slS
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" Nj I'm
THE J. L. HUDSON CO.
5165 FOURTH
Motorcycle
Mechanic
tor RATES GOOD PAY

TOP RATES GOOD PAY
SEE Mr. KEHOE
96ai GRAND RIVER No. 92ai
STRUCTURAL STEEL or sheet metal lay
out and se'up man Apply IN person
Gabriel steel Co.. 1900 Sherwood ST.
THE Detroit branch Of large tTuCl
manufacturing mas oncniug IN parts dc
partment for ambitious men with ex.
perencc in parts and stock room work
Permanent position for those who qualify
Time and half over 80 hours per week,
Mr. = Woodland VIII interview applicants
before II a m.
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK & COACH
1925 VERMONT
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Miscellaneous for Sale

FOR IMMEDIATE sALEACHEAr
PRINTING EQUIPMENT
f2xiS kluge automatic Trrrs Miller uV
psasrhe FprAY Euu thatsngs "a. haa'
ever cutter steel TOP mposn ~ tame
rhsivIne aNI 'rurs
call between 2 srf "a ; ~ CHERRY i32'
kODAkS .pylc cameras Nri sell buy
exchange Acme Camera TX. SIT shelby
CONSULT me enlarged Real Esats U.s.
inEs IN tht big Spndsy Tlriss Want A
Section
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WASH. MNcmNE. swllrtK RtrNiR
WASHING MAoHt>L aIrtrR
WASH MACHINES. VACUUM RrrArR

81 WASHER repairing scVinr machine
vacuum 81 ON Free estmafrV Buy
'el. LenoN $3.50 Central Service
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AUTHORIZATIONS ,nKAIlE

h-1 ALL MAKES sERVICEp - Parts
labor guaranteed. To. 5-2plo TY s-64u8
A,I 'EFRlSERATOR service, anywhere
arF time Commercial res d0ntiai
licensed. h.uded 40 1912
Ali Iam,s.t maKts =. raj uycatIun. a,
CONVEX entire rfty LICENSED an
bu+iED PHONE " alas:
hlNt Refrigeration Service CONNER.
.H' -.nrs'lr' ans time anywhere Wht
'f Tf f.Tls.
COMPLETE CHFCk-tT all MAKES
enable rates. entire. r'y Tempt
soays.
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LANDSCArING Ann son
nNoI.tI VI, WINDUW >HADtN
MArrRl.s RlNoN AIlNa

a BONA FIDE Guara1tec Mattresses rem
ovatcu ike new s. nuur service tree
delivery Pillows renovated. Cleveland NHl
tress GO lX335-al Hamilton rO s.11aS
MATTRESSES renovated ike new 81
positively guaranteed Stsf Ns'rrf.
ff0usrtr sgS0
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KAnIn KLpAII.>. onlakIr
RADIO SERVICE

IEfNG luur radio tubes f4t free chcckup
rs lIs. ln business home calls. $3.50
i-.ll arar4 Et"r 1l1 olsu
UDHE CHECtTP 1aD mirnf repairs. St
,,-,ast-- tae-i iieti-~heepue Shop TEN
nIr f.Tftu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

~ TENNIS tables factory seconds Aonnle
q Lamnrr Co. i42S5 Schaefer We. 7s50O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
ru NR,>G AM ut,II>r
rIIMrlNG. ,LMlR >LnNfct

ATLAS ELECTRIC sewer Cleaning y,
d'EEinC Art~hcfc. any time Reason.
able EA 2576.
ELECTRIC Sewer CIcahinc-N0 digging. 10,
MOSS 2t-hour service Temple 1919
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SPECIAL sx12 81 50. guaranteed. 10.
suref tackled down carpets cleaned On
your floor Detroit Carpet Cleaning and
Lsving Company Incorporated, EstahUshsd
. 1905 MAIDS Fs33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
KELVINAToB sEKVIuE

DETROIT COOPERATIVE Commercial
REFRIGERATION SERVICE and Domestic
Licensed Plaza 76is Bonded
Recundul0ntnE ana ketinlSning
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~ NtitiAftNG

THF ORIGINAL CYANIDE CAS- r0
Wers Guaranteed teIgrr-tr f-iru
GARADrs Et IA 40 sift
A. tsthfbk ~ HrstrrE unsanf rIt ,rt
BUN ~ a far ru-s Small a. ratmr-t
sssy tGrrLA EsgrlE Lvmbsr HC 2Ixl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

Al PAPER hanging Sl Eas uune
painting immediate t..rf., Irr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

TENNIS tables factory seconds Monnier
Lamner Co. i42s5 scnsefer We. 7s50O
PIASTERING
Al ENPERT oaich repairing. arches
covcs. ceilings Guaranteed. Lance "
rW 2-2s4g
AL rLAsTERING. lath,ne. ceilings.
arches decorating large, small. reason
able Temple 1889
"A CLFAN pastcJ repair service ceilings
cuNcs arches estimates. Arlington
BETTER pissterinE repairing Workman
ship guaranteed Estimates Val 90
Prompt service Lafayette 1922
IINsTTBING Arching speciality new
and old work workmanship guaranteed
Tyler 7-ltll
PLASI EklNG, ,sthing 70 lob too arse or
too small Trinity 2.Olf6
SPECIALIZING resldcnua plas'ering All
kinds alterations. ceilings. Coves Esil-
mate. Tyler t-5sq5.
Csc SQUARE yard plasterne lathine
everything furnished Also arches coves.
PLAIN c,ilpfs repairing OF all kinds, ciean
Vhtc men. Temple 1-o2sS
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
mas in the his SUNDAY Times Want Al
ri MRiNG AM nttII>G
80 DIGGING no mess sewers drains
cleaned electric machine finest equip.
Wc1f oregon 2iiS
PLUMBING HEATING Installed 70.
uaIfel. lemudeied lS months to pay.
no 5267
SEWERS cleaned electrically. reasonable
piucs al types tfree est.matcs1. TE
1890
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list
irrs in me hie sunday Times Want Al
see'1nl
PIT NBING. >LWER >LHNfCt
ATLAS ELECTRIC sewer Cleaning so
d'ErinE Arsvhcfc any time Reason
able EA, 2576
ELECTRIC sewer Cfcahinc-N0 digging n1
moss 2t-h0ur service Temple 1919
RADIO REPAIRS. CHttkJr
EAST sIpE nome chcckup Zoe minor
repairs 81 luaucrs special service
su.al'scd hy Henry Rissi MichiEans rec
r-rizcf outs'andlrl radio authority JACK
% Common Radio shop Mack East Grand
Boulevard iNanhoe 1913
CONSULT che enlarged Real Estate list
i0.s 800 'hr biE sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Male Help Wanted

ROYs-l5-2i, neat appearing experience
not essential, earnings range SIS 20 $50
weekly. 5lo5 Bar!um Tower, a m
CANVASSER'S - Belcrcst Upnolstering.
Good wages and commission. steady
Apply 1852 fireman
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xxoett SeAEcp DEzQcz61Y
BUYERS GUIDE
GASsEs-MEDICAL. INDUSTRIAL
COR anIKsEs

.CETYLENF medical gases WAL Chem
ica's Corporation. 1899 West Grand Bou
aNnrg IA flQo
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Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR CO.

ROOFING ASPHALT sHiNGLEs
"a f+f3f5ftTs, NsfsfSftts sfDfNti- ttN
MILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPP
WUDI TcATFpE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
MATTRESSES
SODA DISPENSERS
EXPERIENCED. FOR luncheoueties IN large re.
tail store. Apply personnel department
MONTGOMERY WARD
Grand River Al Greenfield

rIhIl ftlhtF ~ bIFfUiiFIl
MATTRESSES Experienced wanted
steady work Apply Hspps Landing Bar
teguc ll7ct Conner.
WAITRESS No SUNDAY or night work
Cold Tower CrUee Shop Iohly Berlun
Tower Bldg Cadillac square
WOMEN tor diet Kitchen. snort hours
STEADY work hppIY before .. 1850
Tuxedo
WOMAN 'or general houscVnrk stas
nights. Appy 1857 Cous'ock Madison
SIP
f,r several Homework no cook
lng one rhi'd stay nights 3s0i Grand
NOgthlaVr 1911.
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War Sub-COntracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work.
Is internal and external grind
ers for production and precision
work. Hold to any limits.
Phone TIE. 1870.
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IN>I I.ATION

HAWTHORNE VALLEY GoIf Cub Sem
public West Warren tMcrrimanJ. Ii
NunIa 2Irl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

BINDING. FRiSGiNG REPAIRING
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING
aNi2, So 80 90 years exp Madison 1878.
GUARANTEED rug cleaning 9xi2. 50 90.
Insured. Service Rug Cleaning VI,
2ss6i0
C0lnngwood Rugs cleaned. insured.
Telephone HOgsrth 300
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consult the enlarged Real Estate lii :
ings IN NE big sunday Times Want "a
'ErfffGH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Male Hetp-Sofesn1en

SALESMAN IS 600 a wear or better ~
right man who Is willing IN work, call
INK on auto dealers, feet owners govern
mont projects. ordnance plants etc. Detroit
area Auto salesman preferred, Must 10
draft exempt. neat appearance, pleasing
pcrSonalitS Also car and finances "a
travel. Excellent proposition for right
man Personal interviews ~ all who
qualify. Address Box A-63i. Detroit Times.
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them for results
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AnNtRrlslNG DISPLAY
ATTics COMMENTED MIRO INCOMES

CARLSON sTUDlOS-AdvertisinE displays
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
RAnuolph SilA
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MINpnM. NIL rLLlNING

SpFrTNLIIING residential window cicsn-
InE wal washing cNcfIept workman
-nr Limos 07SS Prompt
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate ns'.
irr' n me t'r SUNDAY Times Want A.
sectonl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Pets and Poultry Supplies
Dogs

sPITz puppies CAL from : 30 a m &c
$50 p. ~. Dearborn 2is9
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the Dix sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

ALL MAKES Parts Onc.day service.
Reasonable Free estimate AR OSLO.
REPAIRS Parts tor all makes reason,
able quicE service. estimates Ty.fr
lui7O
READ Times Want Ads for profit We
them fDr results
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
Praise 0usied
Norway Bishop
Nod Suspension
Stirs Sweden
NEWS OF NORWAY

SIO(A1OA1-tBy Wtretena)-
Tributes from seven Of the IL bizh-
ops Of the State Church Of Sweden
to the Right Reverend Eivind
Bersgrav. bishop Of Oslo and pm
mate Of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. were published In Sven
ska Daghlsdet on Feb. a.
Bishop Berggrsv wss moth
fled by tire Nazi authorities In
Norway On Feb - that he
had been suspended. and later
that NJ had been ds<missed
frvm his peat ~ bishop Of
O1ss for hin continued oppc-
sie3sa b Major vtdl<un Quis-
Nag and that he had lost his
night 10 the f1tie and dignity
81 hishep. Some Of TIE trib-
utes fe1lows
Dashsp GUtaf Ljunggrea sf
9kan; "A man q Berggrav's
stature cannot be rendered neu-
trail by the ioas OF his Official po-
sition- Berggrsv Ia. and remains.
Norway's foremost spiritual lead.
er. Martyrdom won't reduce his
influence. Not only for the Nor
wegian people but for the whole
North. he remains bishop. even
though without cross and gown.
bishop Yngve Brslsoth Of yaxie:
"Berggrav's resignation Is among
the most somber milestones in
present-day church history. We
admire Berggrav's fearless fight
for the rights and liberties Of the
Norwegian church. and for the
cause of the Gospel"
Bishop John CulIberg. vasieras;
The New Order by admitting II
has no room In Norway for Berg
gray. has characterized itself: but
he win return"
Bishop Edward Rodhe Of Lund:
~All Northern churches have the
same feeling at the report from
Norway that this strong link In
the Northern Episcopal chain has
been detached Berggrav's voice IL
still heard. stronger than ever"
In N editorial on Feb. %,
stockhoams Tldningen called
Bishep BerGgrav the most
dominant figure h the North
ern churches since Archbishop
Nathan Sodere1um Of Sweden,
adding, He hos been . firm
rock In the fight for the Nor
wegian church for the nights
ef Christian conscience and
the inviolnbilfty Of spiritual
freedom ~ tire recent Lenten
nsessage Of the Swedish blsh-
ops put IT, In or out Of the
bishopric. be remains one Of
tie greatest figures Of today's
religious Me In the North"
dispatches from Stockholm
carried by press associations said
that the remaining six Norwegian
bishops had resigned as a protest
over the busting Of Bishop Berg
gravJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14
NEWS or sWDEk

STOCkHOLM-tBy Wireless ~
Sweden. even perhaps before the
coming Of spring. win be faced
with the problem Of peace or war.
1t is stated by Colonel X. A. Bratt.
military correspondent Of Dagens
Nyheter.
Predicting that TIE German
army Win make its main
tArust IN the direction Of TIE
Caucasus. Colonel Bratt points
cut thnt IL increased diff
cuaty Of maintaining Anglo
R1saiAa lines Of oommunica-
tion BY way Of The Near East
makes MuFnAnak and Arch
angel perhaps IL most I'm
Pertast Allied strategic objec-
tives In the near future and
adds that IL b thus not Inn
poesible that Sweden win
shortly II IN . position where
war Or Peace Win - In TIE
balance.
Anyway II h the safest thing
to assume that such viii be the
case" Colonel Bratt writes. .or
ut least that the tension Of the
danger Of war for us win be great
er than ever before during this
war. We thus have rood reaSon
to increase Immediately our active
military preparedness to the point
where none Of the beIlieerents can
hope that We win voluntarily give
up our neutrality. or that our ter
ritory may Be used as q base.
There are some reasons to believe
this increased tension in the North
may come before winter ioosens
it, grip Other signs indicate a
somewhat longer delay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

Atwood eoets. militory f~ilIs
pieids postels, and
yser-'rovnd Hirsheroft
t~eeds. Metieulovsly fei-
iossd sport styles. o. fired
dress eoets! Be here serIy
10 pick out yours .......
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

Downy-soft haby chenille with fun
flared skirts. - sleeves. Wide
range OF becoming colors. Wrap
around STYLES Sizes from IL TO
90. IS TO a.
Bargain Annex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-14

tssfss shoes fes ssses young
feet boys end siris like
shess saddles. sfreps. whites.
Sizes eh 70 II. Iii 70 ,.
Also tots sizes frem swell }
10 =.
-Barrsiu Annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Johnson, Nye Demand
Treaty TO Transfer
Properly TO Panama
Vigorous Controversy
Seen Over Military
Exchange Of Holdings

BY the Associated Press.
A vigorous controversy over the
transfer of United States properties
TO Panama under agreements for
joint defense of the canal impended
in the Senate today.
Two Republicans, Senators john
son OF California and Nye of North
Dakota, opposed authorization of
the agreements by a simple resolu-
ton and demanded that they be
renegotiated in treaty form.
Resolution Provisions.
The resolution would authorize:
Surrender to Panama of the
Amerlcan-owned water and sewage
systems in Panama City and Colon,
which otherwise would not revert
to Panama until 1857.
Transfer to Panama building lots
OF the American-owned Panama
Railway Co. in the two cities.
Cancellation of s2,70O,0O0 debt
to the Export Import Bank to cover
Panama's share in construction Of
the strategic Rio Hato highway
This arrangement was negotiated
by the State Department last May,
along with a military agreement for
the leasing by Panama to the United
States of areas for roads, defense
sites, airfields, barracks, bridges and
underpaSseS or oyerpaSses to each
end Of the canal.
Awaits Ratification,
Although the military agreement
awaits ratification by the Congress
Of Panama, it never has been sub
mitted to the Congress of the United
States and that was one Of the OPP
positions complaints.
While Senators Nye and johnson
genuinely appreciate" the CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Hitler Hopes 10 Gain
Compromise Peace,
Gen. Sikorski Says
Polish Prime Minister
Thinks Axis Will Shut
Itself Up in Europe

Adolf Hitler plans from now on
to fight delaying action in order
to prolong the war and lure the
United Nations into accepting a
compromise lame" peace, Gen
WladyslaW Sikorski, Prime Minister
Of Poland, told press conference
at Blair House yesterday after
luncheon with President Roosevelt.
Prime Minister SikorSki warned
that compromise peace might be
infinitely worse for the world than
the last peace" He said he wanted
to stress the need for speeding up
the Allies action so that the occu-
pied countries can be liberated and
an end put to the terrible atroci-
ties, most of them unbelievable, ;"
that those countries are now SUI
fering.
War Far From Over.
He said the Axis is trying to ex-
terminate all the Poles as well as
all the Jews in Poland.
Warning that the war IS far from
over, the Prime Minister said he
tNpSStCo Vic AhlS 1OI GCS NOulu Sllul
themselves in Europe "as in fort
ress" If they lost Africa. He thought
Spain might be pulled into the war.
Hitler will certainly defend him.
self to the end" Gen. Sikorski said,
counting on the fanaticism of the
population and the party that is
still entirely devoted to him"
The visitor counseled patience on
the part OF civilian populations wait
ing to hear that the United Ma
tons forces have driven the Axis
from Africa.
Initiative Lost BY Axis.
"The Russians are giving many
proofs of their great vitality and
fighting qualities" he said in refer
ence to the eastern front. He
thought the Axis had lost the initia-
tive permanently, but added:
Il do not belong to those who I'M
derestimate the enemy"
Gen. SiSorski said he came to this
country on the invitation of Presi-
dent Roosevelt to discuss problems
in the conduct of the war and some
aspects OF possible problems of the
future. Ambassador Ciechanowski
Of Poland, who translated for the
general, said he looked forward to
the reconstruction of Poland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Social Science Unit to Meet

The Social Science Group of the
Washington Chapter of the Special
Libraries Association will hold a
dinner meeting at 6:15 pm. Decem-
Der at the Highlands, Connecticut
avenue and California street NV
Harry Venneman of the Committee
on War Records, Bureau OF the
Budget, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03
Ships Cook Sentenced
For War Scare Story
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, England, Dec. s.
An American ships cook, william
Edwin Stull, AZ, whose address was
not given, was sentenced today to
two weeks hard labor for spread
ing scare stories about the North
African campaign
An American naval officer testified
he heard Stull say that he had
just returned from Oran and that
stories about there being no re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03

operative attitude Of Panama, they
said, they believed that when it came
to altering treaties of 1908 and 1896
which govern United States rela-
tons with that country, I'VE have
every right to demand that the al
teration be brought about by treaty
rather than by executive authority
and pronouncement."
A treaty would be subject to two
thirds vote of approval by the Sen
ate. A resolution requires only a
majority vote Of each house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03

sistance are boloney. I saw 5000
American dead on the beaches"
The prosecution said Stull had
not been within Is miles of Oran
and that there was no foundation
for his stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-03

Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find It through Want
Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

you let him become aware OF his
power over women. he will keep you
playing mouse to his cat.
Sterilizing bottles, making the
formula, bathing the acrobat and
driving him and his clothes are all
duck soup compared to enticing
food down his gullet - if he wants
to play. and has you by the nose.
All the chores and privations of