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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

I q a G h n & his
fencing group.
They kid him
A little about
not being able
to take II.
He is getting
his revenge by
6 h ow in G his
students what
fencing really
is.
As he rapS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Fighting French
In 3BoatsC
Sea for U-Bodts
ProwI North Atlantic
in Motor Ships Given
Them by Canadian Navy

AN EASTERN CANADIAN
PORT, April "a GNS)-Trained
by the Royal Canadian Navy,
three boat loads of Fighting
French sailors were on the prowl
in the north Atlantic today-look.
ing for U-boats.
Their ships were Canadian
"Fairmiles" motor patrol boats
which were turned over 10 the
Fighting French by the Canadian
Navy.
Announce cement that these
French-manned vessels had de-
parted from this port,to Join the
battle against Nazi submarines
was made IN an official Royal
Canadian Navy statement reveal
ing that the men were gathered
together al the Fighting French
island of St Pierre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS
EHERY WEEK

Unusual opportunities are
open for boys. IL TO IS. To
take charge of regular. estab.
lished Detroit Times routes in
Detroit and suburban neigh
borhoods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
FLED FROM FRANCE

The majority n the men. the
said, escaped 10
Britain after the collapse Of
France Some fed from ST. Pierre
and MiQuelon TO Newfoundland
when the islands were under Vichy
control.
Commanding officer Of this
Fighting French hotilla is 1t
IComdr. Francis Maucotel, 33, who
formerly was first lieutenant on
Ia NiChy-cOntrolled merchant ship
which made a direct voyage from
Bordeaux 10 BuenoS Aires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

ness Administration degree.
Mrs. Betty Meltla Of SOLO vii
hanson. Dearborn writes IN n
say she saw lady'S hat the other
day worth $1,000.
Which is hard 10 believe until
she adds:
ut was made from $1,000
War Bond. And II looked very
pretty"
Mrs. Lulu s DeMay. the attor.
ney and former secretary Il
Justice Frank Murphy. Will leave
Detroit m May 10 take up a posi-
tion as secretary 10 the district
attorney in Miami, Fla.
This came rs a big surprise and
DISAPPOINTMENT TO her ma ny
friends here who have known heI
for the last - years while Shr
worked in the district attorney
office.
Mrs. DeMav is also a former
presideAt Of he Women's Lawyers
Association and vice president nj
the state and national associations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
He is bar

stomach in saber duel, he says.
There, now who can't take
IT,"
In this Second War Loan drive
Michigan has recruited $4,000
"Gallants.
To he a Gallant on must sell
AT least 81 900 worth Of bonds.
Dave Harris has made AZ least
fv, Detroiter's "GallantS" IN the
last week by buying that amount
OF bonds.
They have big tank on display
outside the city hall.
Russ LaComhc, the adj man.
took his young son down 10 see II
the other day
David looked AT it for a long
time and then said:
Dad. did maybe the bond YOU
helped me buy help build that
tank"
King Boring. who for tho past
number Of years has managed a
Sandlot baseball team. isn't doing
any worrying over the player
Shortage
"Shucks." he says, "if the
ma ior leagues can get along l
guess ! won't have any trouble
finding players.
+ Bit Jack. who had thjS corner
for awhile. is now IN the army
He left Thursday. His dad Will
follow soon, but with com
mission.
Congratulations 10 pretty Miss
Jean Louise HendrlckSen, senior
in the department Of economics
Al Marygrove College.
Miss HendrickSen just received
word she has been awarded a serV-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
SCHOOLBOyS WANTED
An Opportunity - Serve
Ioftr Tounfr

Your Country
Times carriers are appointed or
neal Y. :. Defense Agents hv
tho government for the sale ~
var savings stamps ara awarded
honor medals for their sales.
To Apply. Dol Cherry $500 o.
Write Home Dehusry Dsph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
rELEpHoNE-cHERRY $500

subscription rates On advance Ivy mai
10 any place IN the United States, Canada
or Mexico ION Canadian subscriptions add
1Oso 70 cover war import taxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

"Shucks." he says, "if the
ma ior leagues can get along !
guess I won't have any trouble
finding players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

ness administration degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

As he rapS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

A ,turninS rev tvo-r'sce SUR Drsv
Of rivon crepe ard print corh'r'-
u0r, ,rvl,d vith fuil ,k,r' ,n4 are,
hIr poc ket' Aaui. brown and navy.
A ,a,hon ind At tl49t.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
HELP DOMESTIC,

AFTERNOON OR FULL TIME. a.hw.. no
cooking. light laundry, Bendix: reas.. sal
III S;|IAMsIhnsIiD' %sp xaiTsEsss, soSs solersa,
sISo sqsarsaa mo hqme Wr 4ae ys in other help refs
u to Sept: Z; sl5 week. Cool and pleas
cooR phens WA sS oSs ssr pm
Eye room and Bath ossl rsfs. resp TE osgo Ssa
dry adults; highest Wages ss'.' fs'' Ho s4in saI
COOK exYgser'eInsed, Ys sIss s.hw, no Sundays; sis
sdaI!s; sood salary EN-, 1866. COW .
a's snd
;Rss; sSSx h::I5h ~ ssls pS ss4 .tsss
sslssy s4sa G Gsrneld St. nv. Wo, aaoo.
ID. ths day: % no sSndsy So day i must II BE- ese Teiisbe &
good salary. Apply .l447 Z. Capitol St.
ssExsen u an narn and H. Pm n ..,.r,, nn1..
keeping; good salary. Arlington. Va. GL.
Si GENERAL HousEEwoRKERn sE.v r exh,,.s,, r., ..sS .sS
SsSs1as SssRasAs iaotstsssws.xss ..hi,s Or col
i9r l month. issyinE Thursday: permanent
GENERAL HOUsEwO.kER. no sundays;
$50 and carfare or live In. Phone ia.
GHW.. $l8 week; reliable and experienced
With, children; no Sunday live In, 81.
CIV, neat. reliable; live in or out; good
salary, AID. 1872. ISs
GIRL. colored. s.hw and cook must be
EXP; 2 adults, smail apt: bEz-day Ok, $50
pcr wk.; must have refs. Paramount
Apts. $50 Quincy At. nv. Apt. 900. Ia
036t. Call after pm.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER-Refned
widow. 10 years experience. Can furnish
bs,t soo%KEfprR & 1sfersRce Box 34s-T star u.
mfg and constr. capable taking complete
charge of books statements. payrolls:
some stsnoEraphy; minimum salary. $50.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 90. majored in
Journalism and political science, expert
enced in newspaper ard general once. In
is5ssssd sos ssay n sEsf public relations
iers, file clerks or P. B. x. operators.
fae HIGH fos scMooL ssoe GIRL desires work a,
Tel. Atlantic 1925.
NURSE, trained. practical, wishes case,
fKscffcxL NEksll H slso white desire, as,
duty; would assist with household work
Gan Wa; 1908 before pm:
sALESPERSoN., jewelry,. thoroughly ex-
ing watch and other repairs; capable Of
assuming full charge and supervising 9TH
SOUTHERN LADY would like part time
s:n saleswoman ss%a with alert business ability.
sTENoGRAPHER. middle-aged. many years,
ssSjIlty;o Hobart 6so4. ext aos Il.
for and delivered. day or night: reasonable
TWesxs Tates also =, boSSkkeepins: SISep Me. 754s.
years experience AD.' 1855. ' '
WOMAN wants executive or administra-
familiar with priority rulings and handing
work: BOX 25a-V Star. ~ " IL.
YOUNG LADY. college education Latin
In business, government. desires position
as secretary. Box 21S-Y, Star ~
Evening star., 1943-08-17
HELP poMEsrIc tcsnt /

GIRL Or WOMAN to clean 2-room apt.
sssaion sna Sook caII annsT .T ao to 7so Pm; ne
clean must hav. Health health card: n' no sundsys 1a
's sss isR'; 80 %:ss s.s
Girl, i, sSlorss, red, young. part time, in small
sa! Girl to, take somgiet. eh.rs. ef small
EyKiFssspR with al. n.y ..sr RE sss room
SS s & w.Tssid sasnefs ised: Isa' University r'!k'
room and board. oL Oe5. 49, ~
snnd.ysr MAID for senera, housss9rk live in; no
MAID, s;h.w. and cook; live out. OF sun-
refs: Mt. Pleasant. section. AD. 'I3Ia.
day through Friday. call IA. $3.50 after
MAID, general ,housework and plain cook
inf, ahr rohn, iaSSndry; live r. s1S week pfi-
MAID. Renerai houseworker, cook: excellent
sMsAia.EHy: MA.H references. { Emerson 7451.
sedroom iu att tms exe.ens aT poson saa aunS .SnS
F.,rDons MArD for St small bSaTdins house 1883
$50 week and meals, GE 79a5.
MAIDS, MAIDS ., exp; permanent positions. for
ES%;,sS SS%s SIS wH,;.S SS, Ssfs; VI VI tsas ''.A
child: SIS and carfare. Phone RA. 5367.
NuRsEMAD. white. over 20 yrs. Of aEs,
Apt convenient to TRANSPORTATION and
sonippsd i with playground facilities; salary
eaons 81 ssa gsh and
WOMAN. white, clean, live in for 4 or
weeks, startins about ist week in Sept.
osa eao OF as. ossy and eSpsnf p.4 I
csll coTk wa No sn. steps to climb consenial home.
pont Circle. Cali after pm. MI. o14s.
WOMAN, WOMAN cook and s.h.y.. 5 adults, no
p:m.. :5ao Wisconsin ave. o NV. NV. Apt. Al 81.
sh;x .s,,s.d and cooking; family ot $ adults and
WOMAN. settled, iishs hous:work. 4 must
know how. to cook and serve: hrs, / pm
fs5oash ns ehens shans Tess pesssnd.s i .ss
Wssss WSssss sccoEdinr 70 sxperienss and nd .biiit1.
COOKING and shv for ie eidsrly i.aiss: ss9 ilUs iUs
IN; m w woman may have school-aee child: $40
or witt. .oq end ass board Phoa. Ashton s1oI
WOMAN middle coiorea sea Se'lns no eockias ma.
Aytbnr; llye IN; s]ya SlS week EN-, 1898. 4s15 Mae
WOMAN, colored, experienced. assist with
local refs necessary: Sir week and car.
isre M to start, RIA. 1929,
WOMAN, white, preferably middle-aged.
renabie, care children and apt: salary
according to exp. and qualifications. No
sunday. CHI 1900, Ext. T0S
~ a WEEK, 3 children. no laundry.
PREsENTABLE. GOOD WORKER for GEN.
sral housework. good salary. Apply I31I
I0ckerman st, NV. RA. 1926
COOK, $17.25 PER WEEK.
Also G.h.w. good working conditions;
no Sundays. Sligo 1870
Evening star., 1943-08-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant state
At $40 mo: up; many Justly entitled tax.
sooks tasea And n's krrT Va s4o oo
reports. monthly statements. inventories
.so iyDins Bin Ms s9s 59s to save on s..e
CARETAKiNG WANTED By married couple
n home or apartment building in exchange
In xaf stsiNrsosEN Nv Want to
so sD f iis n Sor Msr .b';t x pair OF to
Write J. 3, Aiken. 33s Baltimors ave.
EHfsqNstrR ETHSsfsHq%s rRRarEi GizsMic.Y MMai v,,,,x
medical discharse. , years college. maiored
in chemical enEineering. over Z year IN
manenf Boa ssesv opsato ssar anything per-
sis azS g. suss.:. .sssu. Reg I,il:s
OF responsibility with established arm:
In e. SAFE:
sRaE oFcE 2St %aSxdHR e nas s?Iv & us,si, and
business college srsduat:, ' married. drafe raft
exempt; experienced in personnel. contact,
adtustments' add ne. complaints; correspondenee
SALESMAN POSITION WANTED BY young
Navy not saD. on drs ro .s 8
perience; no salary considered less than
$50 per week. Have D. c. permit Call
Ii. S434. ask for Mr.. Greene. 49,
SECRETARIAL or investigational work;
veteran. 45, long experience ~ investigator
status in both lines desires connection:
presently in foreign service. Box 35-V,
SECRETARY ACCOUNTANT, administra.
tive. relieve key ofncial OF responsibilities
and details: ~, draft-exempt. Opportunity
more important than initial salary. Box
341-V. Star 1re
Evening star., 1943-08-17

Pleasant SURROUNDINGS in private bust
ness. Convenient downtown location. 40
hr. wk. etartinT, A1.44e. Applicant must
btve eood voice and personality. Typlng
ef shorthand desirable. hut not essential.
Good opportunity in established concern.
Permanent Call Ma. 6732 for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
SALESLADIES

For mems furnishings; experience not
necessary. excellent salary. permanent
Apply Young Mems Shop, 1912 st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
S85 A MONTH.

COOK, $17.25 PER WEEK.
Also .E.h.w.. good working conditions;
no Sundays. Sligo 33T0
Evening star., 1943-08-17
STENOGRAPHER.

| Rapid and accurate: salary S32. so for
40 hrs, 5 days; S42.25 for As hrs. Essen
| tial industry, permanent employment.
Evening star., 1943-08-17

knowledge OF stenography helpful: sales
ONCE of Encyclopedias Britannica; only
girl in ONCE; 40-hour, 5la day week, pleas
ant working conditions, permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advancement
under our expansion program;, salary, $40
week. with automatic Increases Phone
RE ARA ASH for Mr. nell
Evening star., 1943-08-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK AND HOUsEWORKER, girl, coll
ored, renned, 18th years experience. wants
nishts; excellent references: wsses not
under $50 Per wk. available after sept,
22nd. Box 363,v. Star.
after 5.
GIRL. colored, Is years age. wants Job as
mothers helper or nursemaid. 1929 9th
GIRLS (2). colored, want part time work
and elevator Job. Call AID. S4b5.
eve. end work for Tues, Wed and Fri
mornins; rsferencs CO. 1921.
heavy. laundry; steady work, honest and
reliahie:. city references. DU, 5g57
WOMAN, colored. desires work as ms i'd
liye In. FIR. 6458.
WOMAN. colored. wishes morning work or
days work. HO. 1913.
WOMAN, youn.. colored, wants work driy-
Ing; s yrs experience In b. c., & mos. for
drugstore: d, G. permit; not afraid OF
work. Hobart 53S5..
Evening star., 1943-08-17

HOUSEKEEPER.
White, to care for year -old baby:
refs; no cooking, no laundry;
live in, private room and bath:
$50 mo. Call from 8 to 10 am.
and from to 8 pm, TR. 9775.
COOK and general house
work, good salary. Apply
before 6 pm, Madam Rose,
1907 Connecticut ave.
Evening star., 1943-08-17

ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
White. between 1S and 40, for ONCE
building; no experience necessary, nc
Sunday work. Apply Mr.. Ames. FILA
BldR.. l0nl Vermont ave. u.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
HOUSEKEEPER

For pleasant. willing, white rirl, are
20 TO 80. Help care for small Girls
and some housework: live n. OR 1880.
Evening star., 1943-08-17

c. P. H., tax expert, desires
change of connection. Ad-
dress Box 260-V, Star. IT.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in real estate
work; good wages of 2 Saturdays mo-
at pm. and of all day the other =,
Phone for appointment Mr.. Whiteford
COUPLE tcolored). man for general house
hold duties wife for cooking and clean
ing live in. Call CO. 4T54
DISHWASHER for restaurant. no Sunday
work. The Preside Inn. 1742 Conn
ave. NV.
DRUG CLERKS, good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
RECErTICNIST.

0ALESLADIES AND CASHIERS
Apply In person, after Pm. 7137 Wiz
aon&fn aSs.. BetheSda. Nd.
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EXHIBIT
CITY or PAscAcouLA

Statement Of Hecespx and pashurspmenfs-ceneva Rsvsnus ruEs
Year Ended September %. lstz
BALANCE on IA NJ ncrnnrn 1 ian - ga
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Building. Loan
Total 70 Million


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Legal Notices
CONTRACT NOTICE

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Evening star., 1943-07-31
Broadcasters Name Group
To Nominate President

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, July 31.-The Board
Of Directors of the National Asso-
citation Of Broadcasters yesterday
named a nominating committee OF
six to make Recommendations for
a .Eessident Of the association to
take office following the expira-
ton In June, 1914, of the contract
OF Neville Miller Of Louisville, pres
ent head of the organization.
The committee members who are
to report at the next regular meet
ing of the board or at a special
meeting called for this purpose are
Don S. Elias, WING, Asheville
N. c.; G. Richard Shafto, WIS
Columbia, S. c.: John G. Gillin
jr., WOW, Omaha, Nebr.;; ]. o
Maland, WHO, Des Moines, Iowa
James D. Shouse, WLW, Cincinnati
and Paul w. Morency, VITO, Hart.
ford, Conn.
At the same time, the board by
resolution expressed regret that w
B. Lewis, former CHS vice president
and recently resigned head of the
Owls domestic branch radio bu.
reau, had withdrawn his name from
consideration as possible successor
to Mr.. Miller.
Another resolution adopted sale
the purpose of yesterdays meeting
was "misrepresented to some sec.
tions of the industry as bearing
on the termination Of the contract
Of the incumbent as president, be-
fore the termination thereof"
Evening star., 1943-07-31
Army and Navy Act
To Speed Payments
To Dependents

The Army and Navy took steps
today to speed up payment of
monthly benefit checks to depend
ents of men hereafter inducted into
the armed services.
Effective tomorrow, the War De-
partment announced, a new Army
Navy regulation changes procedure
under the Service Mems Dependent
and Allotment Act of 1912, SO that
payments will be made approxi-
mately a month earlier than at
present.
HfCet ofore, it was explained - dee
pendents were forced to 'wait more
than month before payments were
made. Under the new ruling the al
lowances generally will begin to ac-
crue the first day of the month in
which the serviceman is inducted if
he files his application before the
end of that month. The first check
will usually be sent to dependents
the last DAY of that month or Short
ly thereafter.
The War Department explained
that the new regulations will bene-
fit only those who are prompt in
filing their applications. However
provision is made for the beginning
OF allowance payments at later dates
if the serviceman SO desires
Meanwhile, Representative Thom-
ason, Democrat, of Texas, member
of the House Military Affairs Com
mittee, said he would ask the COM
mittee to consider as the. first mat
ter of business after the summer re-
cess a Senate-approved measure to
increase the Governments contribu-
tions for dependency allowances to
families of servicemen.
The Senate adopted the measure
on the last day before the recess
1t would increase from $62 to $68
monthly the allowance for a wife
and one child and boost the allow
ance for additional children from
$40 to $l1 a month.
In addition, the measure would
provide that the Government pay
all of the first months dependency
allowance, though after that time a
seTviceman would contribute S22 and
the Government $28 toward the
basic amount of $50 allowed for a
wife without child.
Congress will reconvene on Sep
tember IA.
Evening star., 1943-07-31
New US0 Club 10 Open
For Chinese-Americans

Senator Burton, Republican, of
Ohio will preside at the formal dedi-
cation at $50 o'clock tonight of a
new USO Club for Chinese Amer
leans and Chinese citizens serving
in the armed forces and Govern
ment services. The club is in the
central YMCA. 1735 G street NV.
Maj. Gen. Chu Shih- ming, mill
tary attache of the Chinese EN-
bassy, will respond to greetings from
Senator Burton. Rear Admiral
Clark H. Woodward, member of
both the Board of Management OF
the YMCA and of the national
Army and Navy YMCA, will deliver
the clubs key to officers of the
local United China Club.
The United China Club will pro-
vide hostesses. It's officers include
Dr.. Edward Way Leong, president;
Miss Mary Lee, vice president; Miss
Frances Wong, secretary, and Miss
Dorothy Chan, treasurer. Miss Lee
and Miss Wong are In charge of the
Hostess Committee.
Mrs. Goldie Derrickson, president
OF. the William H. Beck Circle of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will
present the club with flags OF China
and the United States.
The new club will be open from
to II pm. every day and will be as.
sociated with. the main USO lounge
the game room. swimming pool
dance hall and weekend lodgings.
Evening star., 1943-07-31
Z From District Area
Commissioned by Army

Ten Washingtonians and two
nearby Maryland residents are
among SO officer candidates who re-
ceived commissions as second lieu
tenants at the Camp Lee Wa)
Quartermaster School yesterday
The Washington men are:
James G. Jett. 220 Thirty-fourth
street NE; Edgar NJ Arey, 2608
Cathedral avenue NV; George B.
Carroll, 2701 Fourteenth street NV;
Robert H. Fursdon, 1903. Biltmore
street NV; Constantine N. Ganas,
740l Alaska avenue NV; Gerald
j. Grokowsky, 110l L street NV;
Joseph A. Lowther, 1901 Michigan
avenue NE; John H. Merriam, jr.,
1916 Nineteenth street NV; John
w. Ray, 5223 Reno road NV, and
George L. Robinson, 27o1 Bruce
place.
The nearby Maryland residents
are Joseph s. Fisher. 2o5 Mary
land avenue, Rockville, and Charles
r. Trainor, 3o5 Hillmoor drive,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1943-07-31
u. 5. Heavy Bombers
Hit Andaman Islands
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. .'.
NEW DELHI, India, July ST.
United States four-engined bombers
raided the Andaman Islands, 800
miles southwest of Rangoon, on
Thursday, bombing 30o-fo steam
er at Chatham Island and setting OF
a tremendous explosion which de-
stroyed many buildings, q commu-
nique announced today. :.
A 150-foot ship near Ross Island
also was strafed and 4 naval vessel
of the same size was damaged by
gunfire south OF Port Blair.
Other American and British air.
craft ranged far. and wide over
Northern and Central Burma, blast
ing storage facilities, railway rolling
stock. bridges, motor vehicles ard
troop bases. All the American
planes returned safely.
Raj Blenheims bombed Tazaw
and machine -gunned Kwazon and
Hurricanes made a low-level attack
on army huts at Indin, Sihoh and
Atot Manra yesterday as the British
continued their attacks on targets
on the Mayu Peninsula in Burma, an
air force communique announced.
Along the Irrawaddy River fighter
planes damaged 10 supply sampans
in the Kalemyo area. A supply
dump was also bombed. One air
plane failed to return.