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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
NHzi 'Shrines' in Ruins
A Bomb Is Borborous
Only II 1t Hits Berlin
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The Allied botting out Berlin. It's duph-
cation Of effort. II blot 10 start with.
don't know anything about the last time YOU ssv Parls,
but do remember the last time saw Berlin
went stroll the Kurfurstendam, which ls gut
tira Broadway after dark But wl skip the gutturas.
There the Schuh guhsus the the Ufa.
braucten Halegarten where they hung covbels pump
handles TO fool blind kittens Where is that Eden now?
Bloed forever nv those schweinhund Allies.
And there the Observation-Disclosures Garen, where
Jolly Nazs broke the wrists Of the 10000 hdders All
what fine swapping sound they made
Now the aerial maps show only the chaed skeleton Of
the Gaschceshaftpoop Gartn sacrificed the barbarian
Inhibition Of the American swinekopf.
And how about the Observation-Disclosures where the gentle
Frore Taught the little German children squea their
srnts That paradise lies ashes the innocent target
~ the flying ermites from England who know not what makes
life beautiful. a.
And where the Gooflehemcase where the good Ger
twisted the of little babies and drank the
the n Herr Goebbels, who taught the German
youth 10 Jump flowers canary birds and pin hack
the wings Of butterflies the Gachbocksroot where the Na
youth taught to torture the aged murder the weak and
to poison wells
All gone with Nineveh and Tyre and Hamburg and
Cologne.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Boy Quits School
10 Help Parents

War Problem Clinic:
| am is and uuit school last
November 10 work and help my
parents am the only child
and my pay really helps out
But I've been thinking II I
don : ge' A high school educa-
lion II ma4 hurt me- N p4S later
years. Ye' Il | quit my lob 70
20 10 school II would ne A blow
10 my parents
7 have been thinking of work
ing after school hut most of
me iohs would NOT pay much.
Could you give me some advice?
4 2.
Dear 4. p:
nv all means YOU ought to
complete your high school edu-
cation a. soon a. possible. II IL
lsudable OF YOU 10 provide for
your parents and ] hope that
YOU will continue to help a.
much as YOU can. However. YOU
must also think Of your own
future and prepare Yourself IN
assume your rightful place in
society.
Might ] suggest that YOU talk
your whole problem over with
your high school counsellor. who
can help YOU arrange at least a
part time educational program
which will enable YOU 10 gradu-
ate from high school eventually
REV. JOSEPH \. FOLEY, =. !.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Connolly Answers

l. A Eastern bl Nanchuria
tcl pylenees
pa Yes lhl 40. Nearer
Naples CO. Yes
3 a. Rome to- Alpine lcl
AntarcuCa
4--tal Msy.loNe Chl 70 the
PhariseeS CO. Raphael
Sal True b. False Percy
Granger Is a composer lcl
False Abraham Lincoln IN
his second inaugural address.
March 4 1865
6-Da) Ponce Dc Leon April ..
1913 Cbl Don Budge 'cl
Capr
la NoilnlSt. lo pluck string
with finger bl CulttarlSt
tCl several notes of q chord
played IN succession.
Copyright 1913 ~ Kins Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
DUriing Quotes
Gen. Macarthur

United states is concerned hsd
lasted only as long as World Z
Var l. would haNn herA -nAer
hy July II 1913.
IOE JACKSON JR enter
j lainer does an act some
what similar m that of his
father the famous tramp BIZ
cycli>t Of vaudeville
Louise Brough. Tennis player
from California. hre dynamic
Louise is quite a hlg girl for
her age She weighs las pounds
She j. very good nut her plac-
InE and SelT-COntrOl can stand
Improvement. fift- +ter- dressing
table mirror she should place
the following lines:
the secret Of tennis
Is control opd rCsfypipi,
And piocHg the b0H
Where the other fciI0w oip't.
III ID nam 0llNFll i'fINIf' -
crime a news Item m tne Lon
don Daily Mirror says that
war worker named Joan Barber
was given II days In jail for be-
ing absent without n reasonable
excuse from an essential indus
try.
How much did Catherinn-the
Great OF Russia weigh ] can [
find this information IN the Rus
sian histories l have available.
Anyway, Mac West. who SIX
months ago went into training
10 play the part Of Catherine
the Great, now weighs III
pounds.
HAS been officially stated
IL that the United Nations
now have air bases as near
Japan as the L. s. s. Hornet
was when Doolittle and his
flers took off for Tokyo.
Why do they keep comparing
he hitting powers of Louis and
Dempsey? Louis is a much
harder hitter. When he hits
them they usually stay down.
Anyway. no Louis opponent has
TTSen from The ffoor seven times
as FIrpo did against Dempsey.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
' aricOSe Gins
Treatment

arterles T. would seem that
men are more likely 70 degen-
crate on the ar'eflal side ard
women on me vein side Of ne
circulation because m 'nlS same
group of department. Store en-
ploleS ~ per cent ~ the men
showed cslCifcation IN their
arteries and only Is per cent Of
the women The entire series
serves 20 show now prevalent
Clrculstory degeneration IS.
NTARICOSE VEINS like calci-
' fed arteries. are conditions
~ me latter half OF life Under
present conditions OF war living
elderly people Will naturally he
called 10 take places A. tedious
standing Jobs which throws 4
strain on tho veins ot The leg
and conduccS 10 The greater fre-
Quency of VarlcOSe Veins
The mere presence Of NsIi-
coSe veins is an indication for
treatment because II allowed 10
20 on they develop complca-
tlonS Such as The formation Of
ClOts In the veins which is
hazard 10 the circulation. and
they also produce bad nutrition
IN the skin with ihe eventual
forns uon Of ulcers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Information Asked
On Getting Copyright

War Problem Clinic:
The information / want may
nc entirely out of your line
blt any information YOU can
give VIII be greatly appre-
clated
| write lyrics for songs. and
would like 20 get them copy
rlghted Where do have 70
write for this is there fee
attached Also are there dif-
ferent kinds of copynghts for
songs and for lyrics
MISS T. : r.
Dear Miss r. =. r:
Your application for copy
right should he made 10 the
Copyright BureaH Of the III
brary of Congress. You can get
pamphlet ~ directions from
them upon application
FRED VI. BTTZFL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
BY WesfbrOOk PegIer

the home unfalrneSs. dishonesty
and untruthfuineSs in his con-
duct Of the parents, 50 youth in
the nation cannot have been
unaware that Mrs Roosevelt
has condoned. II she did not
positively approve actions by
her party which violated the
ideals and faith Of young men
and women
4 s A party politician. Mrs
Roosevelt probably cannot
do otherwise. for she would dis
rupt the plans Of the party's
leaders II she were 10 repudiate
openly before the youth of the
country, and for their moral
benefit and inspiration, the rou-
tine connlvsnceS and schemes Of
ambitious and grasping men.
But a party politician cannot
personify the ideals Of Ameri-
can youth and the true idealiStS
among them. who constitute the
great majority are not inspired
and encouraged but repelled BY
the camera-ogling and flippant
semlprofesSionals OF Mrs sRoose-
velt's encourage.
There IS a precoCity. even
cynicism among that following
that suggests a desire for per
Sonal publicity even notoriety
rather than sincere devotion
10 high principles. Here is. also,
ClaSS-Struggle phase Of the
youth movement. and ideals are
not foreign TO the character of
the sons and daughters of
united and affectionate Ameri-
can homes Of the middle class in
which the parents strive con-
Stantly from the arrival OF the
first baby 10 deserve the conf
dence and unqueStiOning respect
Of tho children by conducting
themselves as models Of fair
ness and integrity
Nor is This idesliSm less in
huenual IN the homes Of the
poor, although there were many
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Army Does Not Pay
for Furlough Travel

War Problem Clinic:
Ny son sIll 90, A furlough
sometime this fall, and would
like ~ travel home ny All. VIII
the government pay MS trans
portatlon one way? Also, when
he knows definitely when he is
n GET his fmlough viii he he
allowed the necessary time for
Us 10 telegraph hun enough
money for his expenses?
MRS. +. + K.
Dear Mrs. Y. v. IL
The government will not paw
your sons transportation on his
furlough. nor will he be given
reduced rates II he travels nv
air. Reduced rates are given
only on railroads He will know
of his furlough far enough In
advance for YOU 10 wire him the
money! THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

tween balIPlayers and umprcS.
Particularly the arguments be-
lNeen Frankie Fr>eh and Hee
Durochcr and the umpireS rs
An act YOU know, Just like the
WrcStierS stage 10 make a bout
look hot The umpreS act
arrogant ppgnaciou>, etc. be-
cause they think It entertalns
the fans.
TIIE star gaIerS say SIX is the
Il lucky number for LeoS bur
! have always done better with
three.
Not many restaurants serve
q really good cup Of coffee l
think they let their coffee stand
around too much. II reaches the
consumer 100 long after II Is
made. There IS machine OF
Italian origin that makes every
cup Of coffee separately This
machine even grinds the coffee
fer each -t--+ttiit t--+ttiit- st-tt9f RI
II World war II, insofar rs the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
F air Enough

MRS. ROOSEVELT is 7 be-
W Aete-the most influential
individual leader, or patroness.
~ the youth Of the United
States. but the quality Of her
following among the young peo-
pie IS a gage or reflection on
Inc quality of her leadership.
She appeals only 10 minority.
and 10 them she is. IN fact
heroine and An ideal
But she has not attracted the
others. and those others in the
main find their leadership IN
their homes, even though many
of them are far from home and
some Will never come back.
The defect m Mrs. Roosevelt's $
leadership is that II is not IDEAL
istlc, hut political and material
Her followers interest them
selves IN organization. parlia-
nentary procedure and tricks
and political tactics
They are the Speechmakers
and dehaterS. the pickets and
politicians who JON groups
and compete for control after
the manner Of the professional
party politicians. who are for
ever compromising their prin-
clples and taking deiours toward
goals that are not ideals but
mere advantages
II MRS. ROOSEVELT. Amer
L lean youth is offered an ener-
getlc and daring leader who
sought them out when nobody
else did, but one who is an
active, politician IN party
WhCh has often betrayed its
own professional ideals.
To think OF Mrs. Roosevelt is
10 think Of such aS Senator Joe
Gufey Of Pennsylvania. and the
HagueS and PendergasiS and the
second Louisiana Purchase and
the degradation of the ideal Of
government Of The people by the
people as an eXpedient justified
by desire for power and zest
for the game Of politics.
As youth IS able 10 detect in
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Quick Answers

w l. Mackenzie King
Canada premier
p esnor Roosevelt Jean
NJ aCArthur, Clemenune
Churchill. Mani Eisenhower,
Mci-llng Chang kai-Shek
3-Yawlng Olcfi and right
movcmentS pitching CUP
and down movements) roll
ing banking The forward
motion is not n steering
movement, nor IS backing up
IN an auto.
4-tal Right no scientific dis
tlnCtlon separates doves from
M. pigeons the former term IS
usually applied 10 smaller
forms of this group, Cb)
right Knox and Sumson
S-Trigger squeeze
6-ChurChill in 1910
7-BeSSiCa Raiche. a doctor.
S Octet
Copyugh, 1888. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write Your problems 70
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
You must sign YOUR name
and address. although no
names VIII be published but
viii be held IN Strictest con-
fidenCe. Do NOT write di-
rectiy 70 members Of the
panel
These AUTHORITIES make NJ
tho WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward Pokorny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley. =. J.
Fred VI, Butzel
mr.. Robert g.. Foster
Dr. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss ElVa VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter ". Y. Scott
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

did u again al swank spot
the other night .. A committee
Of reputable citizens here will
ioin together this week 10 purge
the Demos Of mob influence
O.. a chain of papers, which
potshots Elmer Davis more
often than other administrations
haterS. has offered him a iob 10
do a daily column News
week Hartzell Spence lost his
edltorship with Yank because
OF blast AT the American
Legion. Sgt j Mccarthy re-
places a famous y. Y in
duStrlalist Is so huSA- making
money he had lo hire an assist
AMI 10 knock FDR The
student Prince ads quote
drama critic Burton RaScoe as
follows
II saw The student Prince
again. and for my money. II is
the most completely satisfying
of the various operetts re,i-
walls" Since when are yUl
paying, Bub7
There arc three reasons why
We all must guard against over
confidence %: Japan retains
most bf what she conquered.
% The German army sun is
intact and 81. Congress hay re-
turned
Capt Prosky. who has a
Thrilling hon act has given his
notice to the touring I'D Wynn
show
Because he can't get enough
meat FOR the beasts But. 20
asked tho producer won = they
be just AZ hungry not working ? -
"IIunguer.' SAID Pro>ky
hu' when The act is dle l do
not have 10 60 IN the cage
with em
COUNDS in tho Night Al the
~ 30 ! Bar Their marriage
isa $3.50 affair lie wears so
cent ties and she wears $50
dresses" A. Ruhy ZOOS Den
He hores me stiff--Or sober"
A. the Rtohanha Shes me
kind of girlwro whispers sweet
sweet nOthin dom : m your ear
Al La Casahlanca. lie has -1An-
ambitions IN This war tllt Get
rich and ~: Get Roosevelt
At Reuhcn's: That Irving
Berlin is a freak. He's the one
hloke who's done \ grea' loh IN
iaiS war without getting his
hTSIn> knocked oUf > in
Lundy Hello, huh hoWla Ike
10 ge -f-aAp-fof rotTpfH
lointS A. cafe Madison:
- Be careful That guy dame
GofoGs Al Ruby Foo s Den
Yeah she light drinker She
drinks until u gets light
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Trad. MARX Registered, coPynsnt isis

about how good they used 10 be.
Only how good they re going 10
be
Except in the most booriSh
and parsnoisc," FarnsWorth
CT0WdcT TauntS I'M Your Lie,
there j. i'm all Of H. "A strain of
the timid violet and the startled
fawn" Me I'm staying boor-
iSh
TIt.Y are talking about page
L 100 Of me October Me
chsniN Illustrated mag 4 par
ody on the postwar period
called a World You VIII
Never Know The latest
wrinkle IN concentrated food
Apple powder Great Britain
ships II to her armed forces
Mixed with water VOLTA u
becomes apploSauCe The
Musicians Union which IS plot
ting 10 demand a - per cent
boost IN wages ana the nlg0l
spot oWncrS have engaged
Arthur Garfield lays 20 fIgnt
The Gertrude Lawrence
air show which dcbulS on The
Thirfieth /, is one Of radios
- ff77rrT--T : tt7-7rTr1 x
flm 10 be based on Mr.
Anthony but ho wont appear
IN y luSt hrs mouunful tones
-. The paper shortage. which
viii find several .rnags Combin-
ng editions this way Dec
Jan Feb Mar ls>uco
MUTUAL VIII feature news
vi stars on fhe STAFF Of the
Christian Science Monitor
A ger' ~no eof himself INTO
Hollywood mess once almost
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Husband Won't Support
Family. Mean to Them

War Problem Clinic:
My husband IS very unreaSon-
able Although he has good
loh. he won Z pay our bills.
Non take care Of the chlldrenS
medical needs. won't allow any
of us 10 get Jobs make friends
or even go 10 church. II ! 60
70 court I'm afraid he VIII do
something violent as ne has
threatened "a DO Is there any
place / can get help
MRS. s ".
Dear Mrs. :. W:
would suggest YOU 20 to
the Consultation Bureau. 81 ".
warren. to discuss your problem
as there may he several dif-
ferent things YOU might do.
Situations like yours are not
solved easily and YOU will want
10 he sure YOU are doing the
hest thing.
MISS ELNA VI. FORNCROOK.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Woman Sacks Job
in Defense Plant

War Problem Clinic
FotWnree months l have tried
n Get some kind of defense
work so can take care OF my
mother and myself / have no
other means of support How
can ] get the sort Of work I
want MISS i + a
Dear Mrs. \. Y. y:
The Z. =. Employment Serv-
ice, ll2 Y. Jefferson, will he able
to give YOU Information about
various types ~ opportunities
for employment.
MISS ELNA VI. FORM
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
I'd Citizenship Papers
Sought by Alien

War Problem Clinic:
When and whore can I apply
for my second citizenship papers
! took out my first papers IN 1912
MRS II. G ".
Dear Mrs. ~ g.. w;
Naturalization matters are
handled nv the naturalization
Division, 1876 Federal Building.
JUDGE JAMES y. CHFNOT,
WAYNE County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

THE front pages When our
side Is winning. the dsilies
can get better results with
facts than with hypod word
nsge The Times editorial End
II the Fourth Year. simply
listed recent wreckings of Ger
man cities. Russian victories,
and the unrest IN the satellite
lands. II makes you feel it's
only matter Of which round
the 10 comes IN The UPS
Jos GrlggS told YOU lot IN his
piece about what Berlin hasn't
got anymore, thanks 10 block
busters Figure no Times So.
no Park Ave and no Grand
Central and you gel An inkling
Of some of the bltzing that
came back where It started
from Frank Graham has
shelved his Sun sports column
10 meet two headlines month
for Look - One political re-
porter IS entertaining his pals
with copy Of the COP SON
of-a-gun llSt--the party blggies
who must keep their traps shut
In 1914 for fear they kiss the
Republican nominee 10 death.
Some IN nigh office too. worse
luck for US all John Stein
beck Is doing q heap Of swell
color tales for the /. A Exam
iner His piece on Private Sligo
who slowed away with ltal-
Ian prisoners 10 see the World
Series is anthology bait ..,
The papers headline Rudolph
Hess Is Suffering from Para
no!s Suffering my eye - en-
JoynG
TIVE Magazines " Y Arch
i awSki explains m Harper
why The Na7ls have kept
their armies out NJ Switzer.
land The country is TOO
useful as = go-hetween Lots
OF Na7iS want 70 feather
their nests legally dealing
through the SWtsS with refugees
having property m Germany
2he tlying ForiresScs probably
Ure running tho price An.
thnnA Eden this Seasons
most -hkelN-lo-Succecd states
mar If the war isn't
Worrying Nou enough here :
Another liiIe lnSomnla-lnSp SplTcr..
Our oil supply. war or M Wsr.
u good for only l. years ac-
cordlng 10 Frank Taylor IN
Golfers Then rs either syn
theilc fuel or else YOU travel IN
the surrey win the fringe on
the top Ethel Barrymore IS
90 sef against living m the past
take ~ from Barbara Heggle IN
Coronei she hash got a SouNp-
nir of nor career Not = pro-
gram photo or notice None ~
the BarrymoreS ever worried
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

Tbf co'd ~ c'f~e ore cold IN
rsqe .io'.. iosc seoy,e de.,1t, ,te
VdUff
But oupe ,cos ile ths lo,q food
Tho' bols m AcWo's breast
of fame.
BYRON.
AS 20 Lord ByronS claim
that those horn In cold climates
are too cold blooded 10 really
know how 90 love How about
those beautiful Swedish and
Norwegian blondes Does their
love. as Byron charges, scarce
deserve the name
OUR forces arc doing all right
" IN Europe, bur lct Us not
forget what Gen Douglas Mac
Arthur said after Bataan
"Our flag lies crumpled. its
proud pinions SpAt upon IN the
gutter, the wrecks Of what were
once our men and women groan
and sweat in prison toll, our
faithful Filipino wards. 10000
600 souls, gasp In slavery under
"A conquering soldierN devoid ~
those ideas Of ChivalrN which
have dignified 20 many armies
was the leader OF that lost
caIIse. and from the bottom of
my stricken heart / pray that
merciful God may not delay
long their redemption. that the
dsy OF salvation he not 80 far
removed that they perish, that
il he not again too late"
4 YOUNG old timer is a fell
~ low who can remember
when most everybody was paid
Of on SATURDAY In those days
Saturday night was A really
large evening. Remember the
song Good Old saturday
Night
Gypsy Rose Lee is writing a
story for the films titled The
Belle Of the Yukon II Will
have 10 be very unusual 10 be
as good aS The Flame Of the
Yukon. IN which Dorothy Dali
ion starred
Take these arguments be
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

CROOK. executive secretary,
Consultation Bureau OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
On the Side
BN T.. '. DuriinC

ps'7'l''6 ~ Nng F'a'l-'' sy'a I0'
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Style Simp iciy Keynoes WarA Saving Grace for You %

sions and in headline colors sucli
as Geranium Red, Envy Greco
and Sea Aqua; also in white
stitching and tassels IN contrast
ing colors.
An added consolation for the
anti-slack male is a diminutivc
coolie cap of felt with peaked
crown and scooped brim. A wool
felt braid encircleS the crown
and ends in two jaunty tassclS
at the side. Deep calcts of hand
crocheted celtagle, IN vivid or
pastel shades, can be mixed or
matched with all yoIL slack en-
semblcs.
Walking days are here again.
smart, functional street hats
will put swing in your stride and
give al lift TO your all-day suits
Among the most stin .ulating new
daytime silhouettes are bonnetS,
which come in a recOrd-making
variety Of styles. These include
snug -crowned models with ir-
regular. scooped brimS, poke
bonnets with brims that jut for
ward IN Directoire fashion AMI
head-hugging salad bowl silhou
cites. The beauty &C the new
bonnets is that they complement
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all hairdos, giving you an OPP
ton on pompadours
Another hat destined TO 60
places is the homburg, in soft
felt that seems molled TO your
head, often combined with straw
braid or betting. Add a touch
of glamour to your basic outfit
with a straight-on GIBSON Girl
sailor that parallels your
"pomp.r Some of these ile crisp
~ tailored in diffe:ent-looking
straw including Mercury-whlch
mas a high sheen and smart
new strawcloths with herring
bone designs. Many have small,
oval crowns Ca significant style
'rote this season.. DRESSER mod
els. to accompany your suits to
afternoon functions, are of lacy
straw braid, rippled cellophane
or can cam straw, fluffy and
feminine as its name. used in
lhickly ruffled brims around
small. flat crowns.
Taking the fuel situation COM
pletely in your stride. you'll
need a few festive hats for So
cial stepping" Flower-sprink-
led toques and turbans are ideal
because they stay put IL
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shine kits, razor blades and
sharpenerS, pen and pencil sets,
writing kits, wind shielded ci-
garette lighters, and wallets with
as an added personal touch, the
recipients initials and branch of
service insignia. Shaving utensils
too, are rated high on a service
mans wanted list. On birthdays,
or any other event that calls for
n more valued gift, there is no
better suggestion or one that has
more priority on a serviceman's
wishes than a waterproof, shock
proof watch, if he does not al
ready own one. 1t is a gift that
rates second only to cartons of
cigarettes whose ineXpen-
sive yet complete pleasure Civ
ing qualities make them an ideal
weekly or bi-Weekly reminder
that the folks at home haven't
forgotten him or the brand
he smokes!
Games offer infinite variety Of
choice, but probably most popu-
lar now are gin rummy sets.
These come already neatly pack
aged in attractive leather kits
with score tally and pencil. 9th
err popular games arc checkers,
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Keep Giving
TO the Boys
in Uniform

There's no need to wait for
some special event to send a gift
TO the man in service! Overseas
gifts of necessity are out, but
that's no reason to neglect many
thousands of the boys still with
in our shores!
Functional gifts, such as items
of apparel must be bought with
care and proper attention paid tc
Government Regulation orders,
and the climate in which the re-
cipient is. Uncle Sam takes good
care of his nephews insofar as
major items of clothing are con-
cerned, but gifts Ike &c. H.
socks, handkerchiefs, ties, sweat
ers and perhaps an extra shirt
are all welcome additions to a
service mans wardrobe" 9th
er gifts, although not wearable
are definitely in the useful cat
egorv, include sewing kits, shoe