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Evening star., 1943-02-11
Student Initiated

Floyd B. Brookens, 420l Coles
vile road Hyattsville. is one of 20
men initiated recently by Kappa
Sigma. national social fraternity. at
the Colorado School of Mines. Mr..
Brookens is a freshman student of
geophysical engineering there.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
COLORED PEOPLE

COLORED PEOPLE,
FOR KITCHEN WORK.
Salary between $500 and
$1,000 per year plus meals and
vacation with pay: also bonuses.
See Mr.. O'Brien between 10 am.
and 4 pm, 1882 Conn. ave.
CLOTHING statesmen. EXPE-
R1ENCED, MEMS CLOTHING
AND HABERDASHERY: GOOD
SALARY, PERM. POSITION.
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
REGAL CLOTHING co. I'll 7th ST. NV.
MAN, WHITE, FOR SHIPPING
DEPT. IN WHOLESALE HOUSE;
PERMANENT POSITION FOR
CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON.; AD-
VANCEMENT. Al EYE ST. NE.
NATIONAL 5677.
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HELP MEN.

STOCKROOM CLERK.
white; night dishWashers.
colored; good pay, meals and
uniforms furnished. Apply
IN person, stewards Office,
Hotel Raleigh, 1926 11th st.
NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS CON
trscteo by any one othe. than myself
FRED J. CALHOUN, sos G ST. sc. IL
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts other than those contracted by my
sef. CHAUNCEY W. GRIMES, Jr., 1000
9Th St. s.w
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
eebts other than those contracted BY my
self. WILLIAM RUSS. 6.3 NJ st. n W. 10
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
s.h. WILLIAM X. ALLI9COOD. Sol 18Th
a. NV. 4 49,
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldU. couples mast
apply for a marriage license on
one Gay, lOdit three JuN days and
receiUe their license on the fjM
day. Sundays and holddyS are
counted the same as other davs.
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HELP MEN.
STOCK CLERK

To take charge OF Warehouse. keep records
and inventory of stock Draft exempt.
between the ages of % and so Apply MI
HlSle. CAFRITZ co, 1904 K st. NV.
JANITOR. colored, with 5th-
grade engineers license, for new
apt, bldg; good salary, nice apt,
permanent position; no children
Call Columbia O752.
PORTER, to clean and take
care of cars on used car lot.
Apply Mr.. H. Hof, Ourisman-
Mandell Chevrolet, 632 H st.
ne.
Evening star., 1943-02-11

PERMANENT POSITION
FOR MIDDLE-AGE MAN.
We have a position open for a
man. As to so years Of age. in our
fuel oil department, This posi-
tlon is permanent and pays a
good salary to start. with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Appli-
cant selected must be good at
figures, write legible hand and
be conscientious about his Job.
Apply in own handwriting. Civ
ing qualification, etc. Box 380-X,
Star.
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BOY, WHITE,
To handle bulk mail in mail
room. No night work, no Sat
urdays or Sundays. Call HO.
2476
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ALSO

High school graduates, ages 81 10 so.
ALREADY deferred III the draft. for INSIDE
or outside clerical work experience not
neeoed; must be QUICK and accurate al
figures ana have lcglble handwriting.
,day, 4ihour week 500 TO Si3n month
10 start depending upon ouslifca TONS.
with opportunity for Advancement Apply
ReekQav moTnlngS
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MEN WANTED.

Ages $500, TO take fare box readings
and handle fare boxes; no hsuring OF
experience necessary. no money 10 handle
must have legIble handwriting and be
active physically as work requires climbing
IN and out of buses and StreetcarS An
absolutely clear record OF past employment
essential; "a i-hour. 6-oay week. from Il
y m. to 3 m; $40 per month 10 start,
with aut omatlC increases
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Opportunity for neat and intelligent
white BOYS to work in newspaper office
Age /, or over. 4U-hour week Good
starting paw with graduated increases.
Apply TO Room 500. Evening Star News
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ALSO

Cashiers. ages A. TO 80. active and acous-
TONED 10 standing several hours 81
ime. clear record essential must have
good vision. accuracy at figures and leeible
handWrltinR fuli-tme evening shift g.
day, 81 hour week, steady work paying
Slo0 per month to start, with automatic
increases. Apply weekday mornings
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave Nv. GEORGETOWN
Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcar,
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE.
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HELP MEN.
MOTORCYCLE DRIVER,

Good salary and working conditions Apply
1913 F st II "
ENGINEER
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MESSENGERS.

second-class. Permanent. Box 423-x. s
Evening star., 1943-02-11

MANAGER, for hardware store Apply
Hystsvil. W. ntsTlSrs ISea pSi2' and hardware co.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
HELP MEN,

, ACCIDENT and health or 'liie" man
having hard shedding under todays condi-
lions. VIII be guaranteed So wkly, av-
Erase earnings, 500 wkly within 30 d. w.
TO WORK WITH LEADS ONLY Mi
Mason, Rm. %'eo, Southern B!dg
ASSIST In SuIPpING Q
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Peak Valley I'll. ID.
Club Met On Fri.

The Peak Valley Home Demon
stration Club met January 20 at
the home of Mrs. Charles Osborne
with the president, Mrs. Paul
Lewis, in charge of the meeting.
Following the devotionals, led
by Mrs. Glen Mccoy, a short
business session was held and the
meeting was turned over to Mrs.
Gorda Boney, the home agent,
who called on several members
to discuss the various phases of
the subject for the month-"The
Farm Family Plans for Action"
AS was pointed out in the discus
sion the most important jobs fac
ing the farm families are: the pro-
duction of food, fats and fibres,
putting the farm on a sound bust
ness basis, buying war bonds and
stamps, and meeting the labor
situation. Many helpful ideas were
brought out as each question was
brought up and discussed.
At the close of the meeting pro-
ject leaders for the year were
elected. The meeting adjourned
to meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles Osborne, Thursday, Feb
ruary Is, at 2:30 o'clock.
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Obituary
MRS. BESSIE B. CAUDML

Mrs. Bessie Barr Caudill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Barr, was born March %, 1896,
departed this life, January 26.
1913, being As years, 9 months
and 26 days Of age.
She was married to A. G. eau
dill September 2, 1914. To this
unoin were born the following
children: Herbert Caudill, of
Durham, N. c.; Ted and Todd,
U. S. Army, stationed in England;
Patt, U. S. Navy, stationed at
Norfolk, Va; Arvilla, Bruce Har-
old, Roger and Dale, Of Smeth-
port.
Besides her children, she leaves
to mourn her going, her parents,
her husband, and the following
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Lucy
Howell, of Bina; Mrs. Lille
Rhodes, of Lincoln University,
Pa; Raymond Barr, of Peach
Bottom, Pa; Mrs. Mary Belle
Du-Ross, of Washington, D. c.;
Mrs. Ella Harlow, of West Ches-
ter, Pa; Pvt. Fred M. Barr, U. S.
Army, New York City; also one
grand son.
She protested faith in Christ
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in January, 1912, and united with
Phoenix Baptist church, where
she remained a member and a
faithful. devoted Christian moth
er until death.
She left the following message
Just before she went away:
my time has come, I am ready
to go. I hate to leave you and
the children. We have been
great pals. It's hard to 60 with
out seeing the boys in England
and Patt. 1 am proud of them
and their service for their coun-
try. I hope they return when it
is all over. Take good care of the
kiddies." Farewell, till we
meet again"
Written by R. c. Ashley,
Bina, N. c.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Mrs. Ina Phipps Worth having
qualified as administrative of the
estate Of Joe c. Worth, deceased,
late Of Ashe County, North Car
DINA, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Jefferson,
N. c., on or before the 4th day
of February, 1914, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 9th day of January, 1943.
Mrs. Ina Phipps Worth, Ad
ministratrix of Joe c. Worth,
deceased. 2-4-6t
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the bank of New River, running
South 26 West 18 poles to stake;
then South 761a West 68 poles to
red oak, r. A. Faw and Jacob
McGlammory's corner; then West
70 poles to a white oak in the
old Peter Goodman's line; then
North Is poles to chestnut; then
North 20 West, up the extreme
heighth of a ridge, on an agreed
line, 81 poles to a chestnut oak;
then North 46 West, with the
ridge, ii poles to a. white oak;
then North S East, with an agreed
line, IA poles to a white oak; an
agreed corner between P. c..
Goodman and Jacob Faw; then
East IL poles to red oak, R. M.
Faw's corner; then South So East
48 poles to a black gum in the
branch; then South 38 East, with
a branch 13 poles to white oak
on the bank of branch; then
South So East "a poles to a chest
nut. R. w. Faw's corner; then
North IA poles to a beech on the
bank of a branch; then North 81
East, down the branch, % poles
to birch; then North Sc East down
the branch, 2O1A poles to a white
walnut, down on the bank of
New River; then up the meanders
of said river. AZ poles to the be-
ginning, containing 401A acres,
more or less.
This 3Oth day of January, 1913.
w. B. Austin, Trustee
2-4-4T
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"BESS"

I knew her as a little girl.
So brilliant as a star
She was so sweet and beautiful,
AS little, "Bessie Barr"
My brother found her very soon,
And realized her worth,
And with true love, he married
her.
The truest wife on earth.
No bard or poet can express,
In lyric or in song;
The qualities of lovliness
That lived in her so strong.
In all the years of married life,
She lived to love, and bless,
Her husband and her children,
nine,
And those who called her "Bess"
Her sons are in the Army now,
And in the Navy, too.
But "Bess" has gone to Heaven,
now.
Ahead of me and YOU"
Bv r, H, Caudill.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH CAROLINA

ASHE COUNTY
Pursuant to a Power of Sale
contained in a certain deed OF
trust, executed by R. M. FaW
and wife, Evelyn FaW to the un-
dersigned Trustee. under date Of
November "a, 1889 and of record
in the Office of Register of Deeds
for Ashe County, North Carolina,
in Book 35, Page 218 to which
record reference is hereby made
and default having been made in
the payment of said deed Of trust
as therein provided and having
been requested to do so by the
parties at interest,
I, w. B. Austin, Trustee, will
on March the 5th, 1943, at 200
P. NJ, at the courthouse door IN
Jefferson, North Carolina, sell to
the last and highest bidder to
satisfy said deed of trust, inter-
est and cost. the following de-
scribed land, to-wit:
Lying and being in North Car
DINA, Ashe County, Pine Swamp
Township, adjoining the lands of
Jacob Sheets and others and
bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on a balm tree on
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Ga DARK LIGHTNINCl ,RZTA
W%kA By HELEN TOPPING MILLER EnfH{keAeH
W.NU, FEATURE s

seemed to spring two feet in air
and, making a dive toward the
car, she uttered an eerie screech.
simultaneously, old Hughey, who
had Weakened, gave one look and
a yell of horror.
Cit her away from me! She'll
kill me! she done tried it a cou
pie of times!'
"You know this woman,
Hugh?" Gary shouted.
"Know her?" squeaked Hugh
ey.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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CHESTNUT WOOD

Wilkes Extract Works, North
Wilkesboro, N. c., are in the
market for Chestnut Wood in any
quantity. Price 5000 for 100 Gu
bic feet delivered at their mill.
Can be delivered any day except
Sunday. Wood is needed to make
tannin extract to tan leather for
shoes needed by our men in SER
vice. 12-3-18T
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WANTED

WANTED - Married man for
work on dairy farm. Extra help
in family would be desirable.
Wife could help with flowers in
greenhouse. Good 5-room house
with enclosed shed and porch.
Pump in shed. Excellent wages
and privileges. Large number of
families from your district in our
vicinity. Describe your expert
ence and size Of family in first
letter.
Howard T. Pratt,
Toughkenamon, Chester Co.,
Pennsylvania. 1-28-2tp
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their
kindness during the sickness and
death of our wife and loving
mother, and for the beautiful
flowers.
A. c.. Caudill and Family
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY

Having qualified as Admins
traitor of Monroe Clark, deceased,
late Of Ashe County, North Car
Dina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the said
estate to present them to the
undersigned for payment on or
before the 18th day of January,
1914, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of January,
1943.
Squire Clark, Administrator
of Monroe Clark, deceased.
2-4-6t
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TYPEWRITER and adding ma
chine service. Factory trained
mechanics. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Deal Typewriter Exchange,
CO The Skyland Post. tt
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WANTED-Family to work on
farm. Good house and good
proposition for the right party.
See or write Janet Carter, War
renSVille, N. G. 1-14-4tp
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FREE! If excess acid causes
you pains of Stomach, Ulcers, In
digestion, Heartburn, Belching,
Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get
free sample, Udga, at Ray Drug
Company. 11-12-12Tpd.
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getting water except by piping
it out from town. And now Slide
Ellis, a lawyer, has announced
that the title to the Mason ranch
is not clear. Harvey, bristling
with rage, has driven off to see
his lawyer.
In the house Mona Lee served
belated breakfast. Opposite
her Gary sat gloomily and AIDE
laide picked at bits of bacon and
crumbled her toast.
cit seems quiet, doesn't it?"
Mona remarked, amiably. 1T
seems sort of pleasant"
"Pleasant?" Adelaide demand
ed, almost in tears. "It seems
as if someone had died. Gary,
let's go somewhere. TIL go era
zy!"
Gary shook his head. 81 don't
want to leave. 1 don't like the
looks of that deputy specially.
Those fellows can be got at. We
don't want any more sabotage
emery dust in the gears, or some
other cute stunt
But Hickey will take care of
everything, won't he? He ought
to. He owns it."
"Hickey's gone. He was up all
night, remember? He left man
on the derrick, but we don't know
a whole lot about him. I'll stick
around"
''All right. There are plenty
of people who would be glad to
go places with me, Mr.. Gary
Tallman."
Have good time" said Gary
calmly.
ooh, shut up! You make me SO
madr'
But she did not go. She went
out to the we'll and sat dlscon-
solately on the tool box most OF
the day.
Here comes old Hughey Foth-
ergill, Gary" Adelaide said.
Hello, Hughey," greeted the
driller. well, she's shut down.
You can quit your croaking."
Hughey shambled near. "HoW
come she's shut DOWN." he de-
manded.
Law suit" said the driller.
"Sho." Hughey sided up to the
derrick and leaned his shoulders
against the steel. Il didn't think
anybody would figure out to sue
Harvey"
Something about old Elihu
Plummer." GaryS expl a IN d
Seems he left a common-laW
wife and she's starting some kind
of contest against the title to this
land"
Old Hughey stiffened and
squeaked, "My Gosh, is Harvey
letting 'em get away with that?
Why didn't he come and see me?
I knowed Elihue Plummer Lived
with him off and on for sixteen
year. Elihu never had no COM
mon law wife. He was scared to
death of women. Who's this Wo-
man claims she was his common
law wife? Where's she live at?"
eve don't know" Gary got up
briskly. But we'll find out"
"Just goes to show" mourned
Hughey. 'People don't ask me
nothing. Know more about oil
than most any man round this
country, but nobody don't ask me
advice about nothing"
"Wait for me. Gary!" shrieked
Adelaide, ripping her skirt as she
slid off the tool box. "Where are
we going now"
"To town. You're going to take
me. I want to look at those pa
pers. And then I want a look at
that woman and her common-law
son. I've got kind of bunch on
this business"
=
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CHAPTER X
Synopsis

Gary Tallman, young petro-
leum engineer on his way to a
job IN Mexico, gets as far as
Texas, where he is given ride
by Mona Lee Mason. They have
an accident, and Gary is serious
ly injured. Mona Lee takes him
to her home. There he finds two
reasons for not going on to Mex
ico-Mona Lees daughter, AIDE
laide, and evidence of oil on the
Mason ranch. Harvey Mason,
Mona Lees husband, is going
ahead with his plans for a well
despite Gary's protest that they
may not find oil. Meanwhile,
their troubles have begun with
Oliver Kimball, Mason's son-in-
law, who has kept Mason from
getting water except by piping
it out from town. And now Slide
Ellis, a lawyer, has announced
that the title to the Mason ranch
is not clear. Harvey, bristling
with rage, has driven off to see
his lawyer.
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WANTED - Three good relia-
BILE men with families to move on
farm as share-croppers. Refer
ence required. Good bargain to
right parties. See T. N. Blevins,
Crumpler, or write C. o. Blevins,
China Grove, N. G.. 1-14-4tp
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FOR SALE: Two lots with
eight room dwelling on one of
the best locations in West Jeff
erson for sale See or write
Mrs. Clemie Beshears, Glendale
Springs, N. c. 1-21-4t
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FOR SALE: Stark trees, vines
and plants from the most reliable
nursery in the U. S. A. See,
write, or phone me. All orders
given prompt attention. Mrs. J.
c. Gambill, West Jefferson, N. c.
1-21-4tpd.
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WANTED: - Balm of Gilead
Buds, Beef Hides and Walnut
Kernels. Spot cash paid. B. w.
GRAPHICAL, Lansing, N. G. 2-4-1t
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FOR SALE-'4G Ford Deluxe
Sedan. 5 good tires, radio and
heater-inquire at ESQ Station
in Warrensville, N. c. 1-21-4tp
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BY R. H. Caudill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
The World in Review

An air force-a force Of terrific
bombing strenGth.
If il is to oVeraWe for a long
period Of time the plotterS of
Toxic ef-tf e-PlottefS -ef-BetA--
lin and they will not be extinct
when peace comes, even though
their nations be defeated this
air force must be close at hand.
It must throw over these
people the shadow Of terrific
blasting, the threat Of instant
punition for those who would
again venture on the expedient
OF war.
In plain words this means that
the United Nations or several Of
them, and in this group in
cludc the United States. should
have bases primarily for air
force within an effective bomb
ing distance of the capital. the
CenterS Of arms industry and
the vital points Of these nations.
7 DOUBT whether air power
L can win 4 war, but / have
the hope that air power can
prevent war.
AirplancS may he able 10 do
that much, il ready al all times
for instant action, lie close at
hand and arc backed up by
hardened ini'cXible purpose on
the part of the nations behind
them TO use their destructive
power instantly and without
formality when a hostile govern
ment intends tranSgreSsion.
Now what do I mean by air
bases close al hand?
Well. my mind dwells on the
isle of HcllgCland surrounded by
the sea but only a few miles
distant from the naval ports Of
Germany from Friedrichshaven,
from the kicl Canal
! don't know that this would
be a preferred place. but ii has
fame as a base TO protect Ger
man sea power.
1t is a rock surrounded by
deep water detached from the
mainland.
II could not be taken by the
sudden rush Of a fanatic mob.
II could oc seized only by an
organized German assault which
could be destroyed before it
could act.
There are other islands close
10 Germany that would serve
the same purpose.
The kingdom Of Denmark
might spare us one, much as
England has given us bases IN
the Bermudas or on ST. Lucia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
By GEN. DAVID PRESCOTT BARROWS
Mtar, Aubor, PRECEDENT Of the Of CaforHia

Such base on A small island
of Denmark. and the smaller the
better. would keep the whole
Baltic Sea. all north Germany,
-lIndcr-a!r-p oNAer- naeRaee-aRd
control.
THERE is a distinct advantage
L in having such a base iso-
lated and protected by water
and having il small.
1t then requires only small
ground force 10 defend II.
There is another advantage in
having airmen on such distant
tasks rather than land troops.
The airmen, as a matter OF
routine. keep up their interest,
skill and morale by constant
flight training,
They can he given frequent
furloughs and fly home in a day.
They can he instantly re-en-
forced, even from this country,
so that a small force in times Of
quiet can become a powerful
force in a few days time.
Such a base. of course, in addi-
ton TO its flying fields and ham
gars, should have ample supplies
and facilities. salubriouS stu
alton, the best possible Condi-
tions so that its garrison will not
deterioriate but live well.
Likewise l see a necessity for
holding the threat Of such air
power over the Japanese people,
and / Judge there are islands
and positions outside of Japan
from which this can he done.
OF course we must return 10
the provisions Of the treaty Of
Versailles that depriveS enemy
nations of all military power
themselves and of all heavy arms
for warfare.
II is these nations, not those
who have kept the peace, which
should be confined TO police
forces.
4 FTER 1918, lack Of good
"a Judgment, lack Of moral
strength, made il impossible for
the Allied nations 10 keep Garri-
sons and bridgeheads on the
Rhine.
We withdrew our forces from
Coblenz early.
American public opinion prac-
tically required II.
German sentiment. Of course,
demanded IT,
But such refinements of ma
tional feeling must 90 at the end
of this war together with some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
What War Bonds Buy

MANY OF the women Of the
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
are already overseas serving in
various capacities 10 help win
the war The WAACs go through
a strenuous training 10 fit them
for the arduous duties they must
perform.
A uniform for a WAC, COM
plete. costs approximately $40.
The quartermaSter's department
must provide thousands Of them.
Your purchase of War Bonds
helps pay for these uniforms.
Invest at least 10 per cent Of
your income in War Bonds every
payday through A pay roll saw
lngs plan at your office or
factory.
L s Treasury Department