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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

S6nere 3eiten fir oie tutboliide
&irbe in England iiebt 8ildof Scar
ibal bon Salforo, England, ooralls.
gor elmer 8erlammlung Ser ,Gonfer=
ence Of Nelpman Clubs" betonte Der
8ii6of Die 8ilbung bon 3ellen lnter
sen tatboliiben slrbeitern unter ser
2eitung bon fatboliiden Mannern
nit l1niperlttdtsbiloung. Ser 8ildo
erfldrte, cine tarfe @elle materiali=
itiider Mnlhal1ungen iei i'm an5uge,
sic na6 Dem &riege iid nod peritar-
fen peroe. Oesbalb i6uloen oie &a-
tbolifen es ibrem @lauben uno ibrer
Stride, fatbolilde Brin5ipien 81 per-
breiten uno our6 ibr 8eiiptel Sic @e-
leuidaft 5u perbeiiern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05
Brdiioent ieinen

teiiiibrers iibt ein Brdlioent ieinen
groBen giufluB aus.
Srob Der @roBe Ser Madt uno Iu-
toritat bes 8raoenten no ibm benn-
nod geluiiie Sbranfen geiebt. 3par
ihtp0rt er, Die @eiese oes 2anoes 5r
adten uno al1s5ufiibren, aber er miro
man6ntal our1 Die 0ffentlide Otei-
nung ober ourd finan5ielle Semmnllle
baran gebinoert. go fonnten ote Grds
oenten Sierce uno 8udanan 5llnt
geiipiel oas @eies iiber Die Ibliefe=
rung entlaufener Sflaoen in Der
NoroItaaten, tpo sic 8epolferlng ent-
idieoen gegen bie Sflaperei mar, ni6t
er5ipingen. 8enn ferner Ser &ongreB
nidt geniigeno @elo 5ur @usfiibrung
Ser @elese betpilligt, 10 tit es nid)t
moglif, oieie @eiebe 81 er5mingen.
0ie Ma6t oes 5enats, Gertrdec
nno grnennln9en 51 geneb1nigen ooer
5u perperfen, lit cine meitere tplrf=
iame @inidrdnfl1ng Ser Mabtbefug
niIle bes BrGlioenten. 60 lpeigerte lid)
i'm Sabre 1925 Der Senat, oie Ct
nennung bon CHARLES gSarren gum
@eneralanmolt 5u genebnligen. IS
tpar Die Oppolition oes Senats gegen
SEN 4nl6luB an Sen S0lferbluO, mel
6e Die @enebnligl,ng oes TertrogeS
BON 8erloilles bur9 oie Ser. Stautcn
perbinoerte, obpobl es Ser Brdlioent
@illon mar, ser Ben Elun oes SOL
ferbunoes er'onnen bate.
Ser Yrdl lioent be5iebt ein Sabres-
gebolt Don $4,000 unO $4,000 Nel-
ieipeien. Oie @elobelpiuigun9en fir
bas @eiBe Sal1s fiir Sefretare,
Sbreiber uno Snltanobaltl1ng belull-
fen iih uneefdbr auf 100000 im
Sabre.
&ein iremogeboreuer 9iirger tann
8rqiioent Der Ser. Staaten merOen
Die Serfaliung ibreibt Dor, oaB Ser
lioentihaitsfanoioat &c b ii tlg'r
Mmerifaner unO minbeltens 35 Sabre
alt fem muB, ierner oab er felt Il
Sobren in oen Ser. Stoaten leben
muP
Die Yraiioentibaft lit in Den Ser.
Staaten Elm glorreibes 3iel. Salt ale
politii6en Siibrer traumten ben
i6ibte Der Ser. Staaten 5eigt,; oa6
nur iebr penige sic Bralioentibafts,
fonoiootur abgelebnt baben.
SS1n &rieee beliet ser Hrdltoent Der
Sraum bonn 8eiBen Sauie. Oie @e,
Ser. Staaten als oberiter &riegsberr
nod tpeitere Wa6tbefugniiie, sic ober
lp6 Dem &riege nieoer megfallen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

aber bic @iiltigfeit Der etbii6en WfaB-
ltdbe bleibt an itd) unangetaitet Grit
Der biitoriide &ationalismus uno 8o-
lttibismus bat oie @ertnaBItdbe Gut
uno 8ole INNER mebr ertpei6t uno at
Ste1e Der inn Srans5enOenten tpur-
5elnoen 8esriffe 2obn uno Strafe oas
bon alien netpbpiii6en 8orausiebun-
gen losgeloite 9egriffspaar @rfols
uno Miberfolg geiest. 0aOurb lit Der
@roBteil Der neu5eitliben @ei6i6ts'
idreibung Dem Bro5eB Ser Sdtulart,
iierung Der fallen.
llnb bod bote eeraoe Die @ei6i6te
oes IS. uno 49,. Sabrbunoerts genug
5toff fir iene gepaltige geidibts=
pbiloiopbiide Sbenatif, ipie lie lrns
in BEN Bialmen INNER nieoer be-
gegnet Man braudt ettpu nlr an Oie
fran50fif6e &eppllltipn ooer an Sea-
poleon ben @riten 81 oenfen. Saben
nidt Die geiltigen Gdter Der auf Die
Soeen Der Sreibeit, @1eidbeit unb
griioerli6feit, in @irfli6feit aber alf
5rebbeit, @etpalt uno 2ieOerli6feit,
anf 5reibenferei uno llnglauben aui,
gebauten fran5oiii6en &epolltion tpie
8oltaire unb &oulieal1, uno ebenio IT,
re Siibrer unb Soroerer Gonoorcet,
Danton, @obespierre, Marat, SeberI,
2ouis Hbilippe, Ser5og bon Orleans,
Briiiot, Cara, Souquier=Sainpille,
gaillp, Hetbion, gbabot, Saldet, Gar
rier, Gbaumette, b'Serbois, o'@glati-
ne, @ulosius S6neioer, oe Sebelles,
Souroan, 2ebon, Nour uin. fait our6-
meg Elm entieslides gnoe genommen9
0iele ftarben auf Dem Sbaffot oOer
legten ielb1t Sano an itb. l5ollte oas
tpirflid Elm bloBer 3ufau fem? llno
uenn man iiebt, mie geapoleon itb
fur5 Dor ieinem iaben Mbitlr5 tibet
alle gottliben @eiebe bermeiien bin.
tpegiebt, bann fonnt uns untDiafiir'
lid Die Mabnung oes Bialmiiten in
oen Sinn. @ie tpar Der &orie al5
&onlul unb &aiier ungeiprungen nit
Sen bergebrabten &e6ts= l1no Staats-
oronungen Der. 8olfer; bon tpel6 l1n-
eridttlibem @roberungs6rang mar er
beieelt; ipie oetniitigte er Siiriten 1tno
6obeprieter; pie baufte er &al1b5iige
uno blutige S6la6ten; tpie gelang es
ibm, fait gana europa 5,t untertperfen!
Mber Damn fonlmt ploblid Die groBe
rlliiiide Nieoerlage, fonmt Der fiird-
terlide '3uiammenbrud uno Der
SdInb beiBt: 8erbannung in 6ie ent-
ieslide Giniamfeit Ser sniel ct. Se'
len. (5dluB foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

giner ron1iiden Na6ri6t 5ufolgs
ioa 8apit Yius ser 3tpolfte oas otter
li6e Bontififat in Der ct. Beters-
firde 5u feiern beabii6tigen eine
fur5e Breoigt in lateiniider Sprade
balten uno Damn cine &unof ofunfan=
ipra6e an bic gan5e @elt in Stalie-
mild ri6ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

oigen' nnb oarauf adteu, oaB Die
@eiese rtbtig ausgefiibrt merOen. ST
lit Ser Oberbefeblsbaber aller Streit-
frdfte Der Ser, Staaten 81 8aiier rno
ou 2anbe unb Der WiIi5 Der gin5el-
itaaten, lpenn bie aftip in oen Oienit
ser Union geItellt neroen.
gu Sen oielen 8efltsniiien, oie ibm
oie 8erfaiiuns gibt, geb0rt audi oas
He6t, 8erbreder, oie iid gegen Die
@eiese Der Ser. Staaten pergangen
baben, 5u beenaoisen; er bat ieoo6
fem 8egnabigungsre9t IN 8e5ug auf
8ean1te, oie offer1tli9 angeflagt NOR
Sen iino. gr bot bas &eft, ale Soften
5u beieben, Die fret tperoen, mabreno
Ser Senat nt6t in Situng tit. @r
fann BEL altBergeip0bnlt6en @nlaiien
beioe &ammern ooer aub nur etne
einberufen, uno i'm Safe bon Ueei>
nungsberi6ieoenbeiten iiber bic 3eit
Der Gertagung fann er Die Serta=
sung anoronen. ,,Ourh uno mit' bent
Nati9lag oes Senats fann er nit
cnoeren Nationen 8ertrGge iblieBen,
menn 5lpei Orittel ser anlpeienben
Senatoren sic Gertrage eutbeiben
Ser Senat balt an oielem 3ultin-
nungsre6t feit, 10 bob Gertrage ntht
lci6t obne Oisfrilion Innabme fin
oen Ser Prdlibent bat aub oas &ed)t
@elanote uno anoere ausldnoil6e 8e-
ante 5u e1npfangen. Ct ernennt sic
@eianoten, Sertreter unO &oniuln Ser
Ser Staaten, &abinettsmitglieoer,
Steuerbeomten, 8oItbeamten II llu,
ober aue oieie miiiien bic 3ultimm1ne
nes Senats finoen. Mu6 ernennt er
Sic Sffi5iere oes Seeres uno Ser Ma-
rlne.
Iuber Oielen neutrality-suspicious.
9efugniiien bat Der Braitoent Der
Ser Staaten audi nod gelpiiie Sebte,
Die auf lleberlieferung uno @elpobn,
beit ruben, uno 10 gut tpie unbei6ranft
lino. Dte Gerfaiiung berleibt Dem
BrdIioenten feline geiebgebenoe Ma6t,
aber in Ser 8raris iibt er einen gro
Ben ginfluB auf bas 3uitanoefommen
bon @eieten aus. @r empfieblt ben
grlaB bon @eieben uno ol1rb Die
Orobung nit oem Setore6t fann er
oft ben &ongreB 5pingen, Die in @n-
griff genommene @eiebgebung auf5u=
geben uno lie onr6 elm ibm genebmes
@eies 81 erIesen. Gin ltarfer Braii>
bent lit iomit oft ser Siibrer oes
&angrehes.
Sn biplomatii6en Mngelegenbeitel1
erltredt ii6 Die tpirfli6e Wa6t oes
SrGitoenten biel tpeiter als oas Iuf-
ltellen bon gertrdgen uno Mbmabu,.
gen. @r entideioet bie gan5e ausldn
oii6e BoIitif ser Ser Staaten. 0ie
Weigerung bes Brdoenten Bilion, oie
Gegierung &uertas in Merifo an5uer.
fennen, fiibrte 5um Stur5 Suertas
Oie Bolitif, oie Ser Brdlioent &ooie-
belt in 8anama befolgte, par feline
perionli6e Bolitif.
Ser Yrdiioent iibt al1d nod atf
onoerem Selbe Wa6t aus. SSn oe:
Sbeorie itebt er iiber Der Bartei, Die
i'm ertpGblt bot. CT nintmt Die Mit-
glieoer ieines &abinetts unb sic mel
lten anberen at ernennenoen 8eantteu
aus ser eieenen Bartei; er bat iid
ferner berpfli6tet, oas Brogramm iei=
ner Bartei aus5ufiibren. Sefferion,
2incoIn, 9fooIebelt uno @iIlon tparen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

Sat Ser sSiingling einmal einen
8eg eingeidlagen, 10 altert er uno
itirbt cher, als oas er ibn berldBt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe-
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttuH
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbar schaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
ApenkrSuter Einfuhrungsansebot u n d
srhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

8ei ibrem gorbringen in afrifa
erbeuteten sic amerifaniiden Eruppen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05
IIMCONcT 60c Vert Pro.
OMOVVOl befIaschen von

FORNI'S HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
ssptisch-bringt schnelle Linderuns Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zan. muskulosen nRuckenschmerzen, steifen
sdsr schmerzenden Muskeln. Verstau-
shungen und Verrenkunsen.
FORN'S MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindert
Fswisse akute Masenstorungen vie Sod.
bremen und Verdauungsstorung her.
vorSerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05
HartIeibigkeit
die durch

verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort
Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp.
tome leiden-Kopfschmerzen, iblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Yer
dauungsstorung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt voll Won
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais elm Abfiihrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
Gin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter bringt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce-
fIhl Won W arme.
Einzunehmen m
wie auf dem Eli
kett angegeben.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Oil Industry Group
To, Study Problems
N:Gas Rdtioning
By The Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
# committee of the Nations lead
ing oil men has undertaken a study
of the gasoline ration problem, VIII
liam r. Boyd, jr., chairman of the
Petroleum Industry War Council,
said last night.
Declaring that neither the indus
try nor the Petroleum Administra-
ton for War has authority to deter
mine the rationing system, Mr.. Boyd
said, "Our joint responsibility has
been and still is to supply the gaso-
line to be rationed, and that duty
makes it only right that the oil in
dustry should suggest ways to make
the rationing system as effective as
possible"
He said that while it is obvious"
that the present gasoline rationing
system is not perfect, the councils
action should not be construed as
critical of rationing authorities. I"
The oil industry, he added, has wi
tai responsibilities for supplying both
military and~ essential civilian de-
mands that will be affected by the
future success of the rationing pro-
gram"
The committee, headed by John
A. Brown, president of Socony Vac
uum Oil Co., Inc, New York, will
make its suggestions to Petroleum
Administrator Ickes.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Civil Service Orders
Liberal Leave Attitude

The Civil Service Commission to-
day advised ell supervisory officials
to adopt . liberal attitude" on re-
quests for short periods of leave to
permit employees to attend to per-
sonal matters. This conforms to
recent instructions from the White
House.
The Commission said that leave OF
two to four hours. for example,
should be allowed when the work
Of the agency will not be hindered.
Leave should be granted on Satur-
day afternoon only in cases of emer-
gency, it was added.
The Commission is limiting Jumped
leave allowances to II working days,
except for employees residing more
than 1000 miles from Washington,
when additional allowance may be
given for travel time.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

ers and pot scourers. the wPB au-
thorized production Of baking and
roasting pans, flour selves, jar
wrenches, vacuum bottles and lunch
boxes and dinner pals.
Production Of ice picks also can
be resumed, the WPB said, but can
be sold only to commercial users.
About $4,000 workers lunch
boxes and miners dinner buckets
were made annually In normal times,
and the same rate Of manufacture
may be resumed for the rest of
1943. II the steel is available, there
fore, about 100000 boxes can be
made this year.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Navy to Name Wurship
For CoIored Hero

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 81. The first
United States warship named in
honor of colored man, the de-
stroyer escort Harmon, will be
launched Sunday at the Fore River
yard of the Bethlehem Steel Co.,
Quincy.
Secretary of the Navy Knox as
signed the name to homo the late
Roy Harmon. mess attendent, first
class, who was awarded the Navy
Cross posthumously for 'extraordi-
nary heroism" while serving aboard
the cruiser San Francisco.
Mr.. Harmon was Is years old and
the son Of Mrs. Naunita Harmon
Carroll of Cuero. Tex, who will
sponsor the new ship. He was killed
In action against japanese in the
battle Of Guadalcana1 November 12
and 13, 1912.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Increased Production
Of Household Articles
Authorized by WPB

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board has
authorized a resumption or increase
in the manufacture of number of
household articles, including carpet
sweepers, pot scourers and food
grinders.
The agency yesterday emphasized,
however, that although greater pro-
duction is now permitted, it is not
guaranteed because of the limited
amounts Of steel and iron available.
A WPB spokesman said about
100000 tons of steel, which cannot
be used for military or essential
civilian manufacture, could be re-
leased from frozen inventories for
the purpose.
In addition to the sweepers, grind
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Scholarship Awarded

Edward H. Cashell, jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Cashell, has
been awarded competitive four
year scholarship to Washington Col
lege, Chestertown, Md. Mr.. Cashell
will enroll at the college in Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTHING Can DO
MORE FOR YOU
ADVERTISEMENT.

in the entire field of aspirin than St. Joseph
Aspirin. None faster, none safer. The
worlds largest seller at 10c. Also sold
tablets, 35c. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
$4,000 for Two Calves

Tunis and Bizerte, two 4-day-old
calves, realized $4,000 at a Wings
Tor Victory auction in Grand Sand
ford, England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Reinforced for long wear! Blue chambray
coat style with two button-thru pockets,
Full cut body and sleeves. Tailored for good
IT and long wear. A noncy-saving oPpor-
tunlty you can't afford to mss! l4Ii-I6H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Dress Pants
2.11

Included are Charles Meyers and Sampson
union-madc trousers Wool mixed twccds,
wool faced French backs, worstcd face
suitings, wool mixed cashmcres. Bctcd
or pleatcd models. Sizes from % to -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Il. 90

Handsome tan twill trench coat, in smart
tweed efee, fabno', and berringoone eeaye,,
reversible. -duty-can he worn as
top-coat or runcoat, double breasted styles
with two slash pockets, full belt, Sizes J4-46.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
- q ~

We'll tailored Of Vater-rcpellen, Zelan fabric,
lined with warm plaid cotton. Ever-popul,r
Co',ack STYLE with two deep slash pockets,
Natural coIou. Ideal for golhns and sports
wear. Small, medium and large sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SUCCESSFUL RECORD

Came the fateful Sixteenth Of
October and Sher enrolled for the
SeieCtive Service System. His ap-
plication was accepted last July
and, since he had been the sue
ccSSful proprietor Of a restaurant.
he was classified as a promising
student for the army cooking
course.
The two OF US got together
when he was sent TO the Replace
ment Center here. We started an
acquaintance when j topped all
ms Jewish jokes and began teach
ing him how 10 speak YiddiSh. l
was attracted by his native intel
ligencc. his pleasant personality
MS sense Of humor the similarity
of his like and dislikes 10 mine,
his subscription 10 PM. his we'll
stocked supply Of cigaretS my
brandt. and the cookies ne con-
stahtly received from home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Rites Usher In
Holy Week for
Christians inCity

The most revered date in the
Christian calendar, Holy Week.
was being observed today by De-
troiters.
Marking the triumphal entry Of
Christ into Jerusalem, Holy Week
was ushered in yesterday by Palm
Sunday and Detroit churches COM
memmorated the occasion with
traditional, solemn rites.
When Christ entered the Holy
City almost 1000 years ago. palm
fronds were strewn in his path. In
churches yesterday, palm fronds
we're blessed an d distributed to
the worshippers.
Palms were blessed i'm the Cathe-
dral of the Blessed Sacrament by
the Most Rev. Edward Mooney,
archbishop of Detroit.
Thousands of young people were
received into the church at con-
firmation services in many Lu-
theran and Evangelical churches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Get Elm Gums
Yanks Don't Care WHO
Makes Weapons

The men on the fighting fronts
don't care VINO build their weapons
as long as those weapons are built
well and fast.
Such was the thought left today
by G.. James Fleming of the Presi-
dents committee on fair employ
ment practice. who addressed a
conference sponsored by
the Metropolitan Detroit council
on fair employment practice
Fleming called for an end 10
alleged discrimination in the hiring
OF war plant workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
CHAPTER XXXVIII

THE WORD Buddy hasn't
come into popularity yet in the
new army. suppose that If there
were such things, Maury Sher
would be mine. Sher and / &C.
cupied adjoining hunks when
was in Battery A.
Pvt. SherSiS a smart and llkable
Jewish boy from Columbus. O.
He went TO school at Southern
California. until he learned that
all the worlds knowledge doesn't
come from the intellectual inva-
lids who usually teach the $50
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
LOOKS FOR MAIL

Several days later-after ! had
snapped my skillet for a type
writer, and had moved 10 Head
quarters Battery came by Bat
terry a 20 see If I had any mail
from nv nonwriting friends in
Charlotte. There weren't any let
terS. but there was a package
which looked about the size of a
steamer trunk.
l had already left Battery a
for another residential section a
half mile away We managed 10
get together three or four times
week for a movie. a trip 10 Fay
etteville, or a pleasant evening
Of bull-shooting at the Service
Club But even tins was 10 pass.
Sher'S own - weeks were draw
ing 10 close and he was slated
TO be assigned 10 permanent sta
ton as cook, With sinking
hearts, we watched group after
group leave for camps in Louisi-
ana. Georgia, Missouri, New York.
Michigan.
And then pleasant news came
over the grapevine telegraph Pvt.
Maurice Sher, By reason OF skill,
application and neatnesS, had been
assigned as a cook for the Center
Headquarters officers mess.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
See Here,
Private Hargrove
BY MARION HARGROVE

Form 80 records. Don't he like
his equipment"
Check In everything but his
clothing" the top kick said.
Get a truck To take him TO
Headquarters Battery, FARO"
Sgt. Thomas w. Israel looked
up in faint amazement. l looked
in sheer bewilderment.
TO SAVE MORALE
They had 10 figure some way
10 stop his cooking career and
save the morale of some battery
as would get him as cook"
said Sgt Goldsmith. $50 he's
being palmed of 10 Center
Headquarters as a public rela-
tiOns man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Don't Miss 1.-THE Girl From
Costa Rica," One of the Galaxy
Of Beauties i'm the Charming
Series OF Color Pages Entitled
"GlamorOus Good Neighbors"
Painted by Henry Give, Well
Known Artist. With Verses by
Phyllis Mckinley. See IL on the
Front Color Page Of The Ameri-
can Weekly With Next Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Benefit Claims


Claims for unemployment bene-
fits in Wayne County for the week
ending April 10 fell off TO 1900
from $4,000 during the comparable
period last year, the Board Of
Commerce reported today.
As Of April -. the board said,
there were but SD WPA workers
in the county, compared to 12,107
at the comparable time last year
Welfare families numbered less
than one half Of those year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
HARGRoyE's sCHMALTZ

There was one Sunday evening
when Sher started letter TO his
family and found. after a couple
of paragraphs. that there was
nothing for him 20 write about.
Here, Junior" he said. Write a
letter for your old daddy. Give
them the old Hargrovia an
schmaltZ."
Since Junior was in a deviliSh
mood, he sat down and wrote a
long and inspired letter 10 the
Shers Of Columbus, O.-telling
them how their little Maurice was
falling behind in his classes by
goldbricking and hanging out late
az the Service Club. entreating
them 10 return him TO his true
career, the army. ! finished by
saying. "You see who's writing the
letters; YOU should know where 10
send the cookies. Forget that
bum Maury."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Miss Darnell, the 20-year-
old star, who took the movie
colony by surprise over the
weekend by clipping to Las
Vegas. New, with Sgt. Pew
erell Marley, AZ, former
cameraman who filmed her
first picture four years ago.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
Defermenfs for Ace

Registrars who are IS years
old and over are deferred IN
der the recent amendment 10
the Selective Training and
Service Act. They are to b.
placed in Glass IVA and car
not be indicted for military
service unless the law is
changed.
Ragistrants who are SO years
old and over are deferred from
induction through selecIye
Service only because the ann
sc forces will not accept them
5or induction at this time ex-
cept through enlistments to
provide certain needed skilis.
They are to be placed in
Class Iv-H and must not be
forwarded for induction unless
National Headquarters should
advise LEGAL boards Of a change
in policy concerning them.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
Annual United War Fund
Drive Opens Next Week

With only one week to 90 be-
fore the opening Of the Greater
Boston United War Funds in
tenSive campaign for sZ8OO.0OO,
the districts Division, led by
Daniel J. McDeyitt, recently
elected chairman of the Boston
School Committee is girding IL
self for an all-time record in
this great war emergency ap-
peal.
Give enough soon enough" is
the challenge Of the local di-
rectors now bending every effort
to complete enrolment of So
licitorS in their districts. Their
concerted goaI-to meet and
surpaSS the Divisions high
standing in the 1912 drive.
Praising the patriotic will-to-
win, first Of all. on the Home
Front, in order that the free
nations of the world may be vic
tOriouS on the Fighting Front,
Chairman McDevitt expressed
complete confidence in the local
organization.
TO those who have already
enrolled as campaign workers,
our deep gratitude" said Nc
Dewitt. But We still need many
more volunteers to do the job
right in Boston" he added, urg-
ing all who can to report to
their local headquarters and
sign up as solicitors.
Next Sunday will be observed
as United War Fund Sunday in
all churches Of Greater Boston.
There is widespread interest
in the United War Fund rally at
Boston Garden. Thursday eve
ming. January q, when Major
Raymond Massey Of the Royal
Canadian Artillery. best known
for his film version of Abe Lin
coin in Illinois" will be the key
note speaker
A brilliant Program will in
clude featured acts by stars of
stage. screen and radio. Already
there is great demand for tick
cts which are free and may be
obtained at local Fund head
quarters. All seats are reserved.