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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

1884 Bapit @regor Der Siebente
i'm &aiten ct Ingelo belagert ourb
Seinrif) BEN Gierten;
1347 9fon1 ltnter Bapit Clemens
Dem 5iinften our6 Cola 81 Gienai 5ur
&epublif erflart;
1853 Gom unter BapIt gifolaus
oem Siinften aur neuen Iateinil6en
&epub1tf erfldrt nit Stepban Bro=
fai als Braiioenten;
1927 &om l1nter 9apIt Clemens
Dem Siebenten i'm &aiteG ct. Mngelo
bon ben Smperialiiten feds Monate
belagert; -.
1898 Hom uno airbenitaat 5ur ro-
:mii6en 9fepublif erflGrt uno Der
Hapit 5um @efaneenen gemadt;
1909 &om unter Bapit Bius benz
Siebenten oem fran5oiti6en &aiier-
reid einperleibt uno Der Baplt gum
@efangenen genta6t;
184S Hom un6 umgebung .eine gfe-
publif unter Man5ini. Ser Bapit
fliidtig;
1870 &om our6 @iftor emanuel
genommen unb Bapit Pius Ser Neun-
te gum u@efaneenen bes @otifm"
genabt.
Siibamerifaner empfinben bitter bic
Mngriffe anf bic fatboliide Stride
Wie aus Wontepioeo beri6tet miro,
ouloen 11no abten bie 5iioamerifa=
ner aue in ibrer Witte lebenoen Ni6t=
fatbolifen, mabreno iie nit GROCER
grbitterung oie gebaiiige antifatbo=
lii6e Bropaganoa fatbolii6er ,;Nii=
iionare' aus BEN Ser. Staaten &C.
gen ibre angeitammte fatbolii6e 9fe-
ligion empfinoen.
60 d11Bert iid) Soracio Serro slro=
cena in Ser ,,Sribuna Gatolica'' ,l1n=
ter BEN gegentpartigen 3eitumitGn=
oen'', erfldrt Der Siioamerifaner, lit
es tuabrbaf ftig nidt angebra6t, nit
iol6 pertperfli6en Mitteln l1neiniss
felt 5lpii6en &atbolifen uno Brote=
ltanten in einem fatbolii6en 2anbe
an5ufa6en Mue, obne ltnteri6ieb 6es
@lallbens, iollten bereint BEN CEMENT
Iamen Seino, Oen @tbeismus, befGmp=
fen, Ser Die 3ipilii iatton beorobt.
0ieie noroamerifanil6en proteitan=
til6en Senolinge iu6en in ltruguap
uno IN alien iiioamerifanii6en ye-
publifen Sen SaB gegen Die fatboliide
air6e 5u idiiren. Dieie slngriffe
ri6ten iid) eegen oen fatbolii6en
@ottesoienit uno Oie 5aframente uno
lbanoen oen guten STUFF fatbolii6er
8rieIter.'
9lrocena iit Elm 8etpunoerer uno
aufribtieer Sreunb Ser Ser. Staa=
ten. gr beoauert, tpie biele anbere lei
tenbe Siioamerifaner, oieie geneinen
sngriffe gepiiienloier noroamerifani=
ider Bropaganoilten - unter fleri=
falem @etpanbe - i9o naIein aus
falem @epanoe - i6on allen1 aus
uno gemeini6aftli9e 3uiammenarbeit
Der amerifaniiden 8olfer unterera=
ben.
X * X
50,0O0,0O0 beimatloie Guropaer
0ie grri6tung zines uSSnternatio=
nalen Mrbeitsamtes" na6 bem &riege
miro n0tig iein, Inn bic bielen Minio=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10
Grfplgreide litnrsiide ISOLDE


nabm bie brittle idbrlibe 2iturgiide
@ode, oie bonn 12. bis Is. Oftober
in Der 81. Namen 9atbeorale in
Chicago itattfanb, bod) einen ein=
brudspollen, erfolgreiden 8erlauf
Neben Sen 4onferen5teilnebmern aas
bielen Teilen bes 2anoes tpobnten
Sen ein5elnen Sibuneen an Die 1000
gbicagoer BEL. Seine @5rellen5 gr5=
biidof Stritd eroffnete oie 8o6e nit
elmer Iniprabe, in Der er ben 8ert
Ser 2iturgie als Mittel 5ur @iniguns
Ser Meni6beit be5eidnete
2itllrgiid)e 6ibrer aus allen Seilen
bes 2anoes bielten slnipra6en iiber
,2itureie uno ser driltlibe Spfer-
geiit''. gr5biidof Stritd erfldrte, oab
bie 2itureie ,,oie Menihen our Got
tesperebrung pereinigte uno oaB iie
in ertpeitertem NfaBe bon 8rieltern
llno 2aien geebrt neroen Iollte', unO
fiigte bel: ,,Oas Stuoium Der 2itur=
gle bringt uns 81 ser Nueue oes
decentralization 2ebens ser Stride 81
tllrgiite slftion lit bie @runolage fir
tatboliide Iftion, porausgeiett, tie
itebt i'm itriften ginflang nit Ser &C.
iebgebung Ser Stride" 9ie @runo=
lage fir tpeitere 8eIpre6ungen ser
&onferen5 Legend, unterbreitete Geb.
@eralo @narb, S.S., cine tbeoloeii6e
Stubie oes Spfers, pie iol6es i'm
slten Eeitament entbalten lit, mdb.
renb Heb. g. S'8rien, S.S.M., cine
@rflarung uno l1eberltd)t Ser gn5p=
flifa ,Wpitici gorporis' CAB. Inter
BEN in BEN peri6ieoenen Situngen
bebanoelten Sbe1natas befanben ii6:
vOie 9eoeutl1ng oes Opfers gbrilti'' j,
u9as Spfer uno oie @in5elperion'',
~Spfer uno Die menihlide @eieu=
ifaft", u&aiienprobleme', u8robleme
Ser Sarmer, slrbeiter uno oes &api=
tals'', Scr Spfergeilt unO @eltfrie=
oen'', II. a. m. @enigitens 5ebn slb=
banolungen, oie bon befonnten 2itur=
gilten porbereitet iporben tparen, fa=
men pegen Sen Transportl6pierigfei=
ten nid6t gum Gortrag slle oieIe, tpie
oie Gortrage uno grorterungen tp6b-
reno ser ,,2iturgil6en @o6e" per=
ben in ser Sabresi6rift ser 8ereini=
gl1ng peroffentlibt meroen.
X X X
$4,000 Nlser beinden Gbriitnsitatne
Cine grobe sln5abl bon 8iid0fen
uno 8rieltern Ser Ser. Staaten uno
brei merifanil6e 8ii6ofe befanoen li6
in Dem aus $4,000 @ldubigen 5uiam-
mengeletten Hileer5uee, Der am 81.
Sftober, Dem Gbriitfonigsfelte, It6
nad) Der Spibe oes 8erges gbriIto
SfeD bemeete @s nabmen II. a. 6aran
tell: 8iidof Sionep 90. Mesger bon
81 Baio, 8ilfof Suan Naparette bon
Sonora, 8iidof Bebro 9. Mun5ani
bon 3arate uno 8ii6of Intonio @ui=
5ar y Salencia bon CHIHUAHUA.
Ser 3ped oieier 8ittfabrt 81 Ser
beriibnlten gbriltusitatl1e' tpar elm
breifaher: fiir sic Soloaten oes
8eltfrieges, Inn einen baloigen Sieg
i'm Sabre 1843 uno Inn einen bau-
ernben Srieoen.
Beim Mufitieg auf ben Berg bielt
bie Bro5eiiion am Seiliefreu5 =@ltare
an, mo- sic Stationen Ser 8ia Matris
bon Ser in1mertpdbren0en Nobene 5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

tes fanonllf erribtet tDuroe nno @e=
bette fir Die perltorbenen lno bertpun=
oeten SoIoaten berribtet tpurben.
Im 5uBe ser 80 SUB boben Gbri-
ltusltatl1e tpurbe bie Di05eie g1 Baio
Dem l1nbefledten Ser5en feierlif ge-
meibt. 0amit i6loB Die biesidbrige
81. Bilgerfabrt gum Wonte gbriito.
&eligtDIe 2idt= nnb Sdattenietten in
Sp,uietrn6lanb
8ei leiner &iidfebr aus Sotpiets
ruBlanb, mo er elmer &onferen5 ruiz
| iii6-ortbo0orer &irdenfiibrer in Wos-
fau beitpobnte, erflGrte Or. gDril
@arbett, anelifanii6er gr5biidof in
2onoon, oie religioie Gage in ser
Souietrepublif babe it6 beoeuteno &C.
beiiert, lei aber BEL tpeiten nt6t 5l=
| frieoenitelenb.
Sbglei6 oie beftige antireligioie
Eropaganoa praftiid aufgebort bot,
lit bic religioie Bropaganoa uno reli=
gi0ler l1nterridt itreng berboten uno
oie antidriitliden @eieui6aften baben
ibre Satigfeit nod nidt eingeiteIlt.
&eligioler @ottesbienlt lit 5tpar err
laubt, aber Die meiiten &ir6en tper=
ben nod fir anoere 3pefe gebrauGt
Inter oen 10000 an einem ortbo=
ooren @ottesoienite in Ser &atbebrale
in 0tosfau Seilnebmenoen, beri6tete
Or. @arbett, befanoen ii9 meiitens
Ferionen mittleren Mlters unb i11nge
Seute. 0tiuionen glaubiee Huiien b.
ben lelbit in oen beftigiten &eligions=
prefolgungen ibren @lauben nidt
aufgegeben uno i'm gebeinen ausge>
iibt.
9ie 0ulol,ng unb gnerfennung ser
artbooor=ruilil6en Stride beoeutet fei-
ne Soleran5 ni6t=ortboooren &eligio=
men gegeniiber. Or. @arbett I6reibt
oieie 9eaditdt gegen oie ortbooore &e-
ligion bent l1mitanoe 5u, baB Stalin
IdlieBli6 ood erfannt bat, baB Die
ruliiihe Iolfsieele religi0s lit uno
baB Oie ortbooore Stride cine mG6tige
Stiibe oes 3arentums mar, gegenp1r=
tig Dem Soipietregime lopol gelinnt
lit.
X X X
3om cine banfis eroberte Stabt
Die Stabt Hom bat inn 2aufe ser
Sabrbunoerte man 6ltiirmil6e 3eiten
erlebt. Sic purbe nid)t meniger ais
17mal eingenomn1en. SS1n Sabre 400
puroe unter BapIt Snnocen5 Dem @r=
item oie Stabt our1 Sen @otenf0nig
sllarid, eepliinbert. gs tpuroe inn
Sabre 455 Som unter Bapit SEQ oem
grlten genommen uno gepliinoert bonn
Sanoalenfonig @eiieri6;
466 &om unter Baplt Silarius &C.
nonmen unb gepliinbert bon &ici=
merus, &0nig Ser ganoalen;
ATS &om unter 8apIt ct. Simpli=
clus erobert bon Sboafer;
536 Gom unter YapIt ct. Silpe=
rius belagert uno eritiirmt BON, Be-
liiar;
SAG 3om unter 8aplt ct. 8irgilius
erobert uno gepliinoert burd ben 60
tenfonig Sotilas;
&om unter Baplt Belagius bela=
CERT uno eenommen 6ur6 @aries;
847 9fom unter Hapit Geo Dem
8ierten bon Sara5enen genommen,
Apr Wntifnn npnIi;nAort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10
Mittiuod), ben 10. Ssobember 1943

rung guropas 5u beribieben, oantit
elne oeltIbe aontrone lllo Sberberr-
idaft nidt gefabroet tperben fam.
Cine groBe gn5abl Deutiber itno in
3onen angeiieoelt noroen, bic fir
ipe5iele belltide Nieberlaiiungen be-
reitgeitent tprrben.
gtndlieblung i1ab Dem &riege, 10
beiBt es in Dem 8eribte, miro Die
uratiirlide 2oiune'' iein, aber ba5u
lit cine internationale Organization
notpenoig. Neltberteilung bon Mr-
beitsfrdften 5tpii6en BEN berIbieoenen
2anoern muB unbeoingt unternon1=
men tper6en.
Dieie seograpbiide geeuperteilung
bon slrbeitsfraften, ebenio mie oie
&iidiieblung beoarf elmer Irbeit bon
internationalem MusmaB. Ni9ts tpe-
niger als Elm sSSnternationales Mrbeits-
amt miro oaber erfor0erli6 iein. Ser
8eri6t oes Snternationalen Mrbeits-
biiros in Wontreal tpurbe bon Yrof.
eugene 80. &ulti6er aus Seem gorf
5uiammen NIT Bierre @aelbreef bors
bereitet.
Oie bonn &rieg unb bon Na5imaB=
nabmen Heterogeneous 80lferpanbez
rung berlief tpie folgt: @on Septem-
ber 1889 bis Wai 1910 tpur6en g.
100000 Meni6en in europa bei1nat=
los gen1adt. Son @eai 1910 Biz 5ltm
oeuti6en Mngriff auf &uBlano am %.
Sum- 1911 paren es 100000. Son
SSSuni 1911 Biz Sanuar 1943 tpuroen
23,OOO,OOO oeportiert.
Mebr als 100000 Berionen
muroen bon ser Sotpietunion in &C.
biete 0itlid bonn uralgebirge trans-
portiert. 100000 Yolen iinb bon
Saus uno &of bertrieben tporoen uno
100000 Suoen tpurben beimatlos
eemaht. 0ie 3abl oerer, oie aus gl=
iaB=2otbringen pertrieben tpurben,
miro al1f iiber cine balbe Million ge=
iddbt.
8iel tpidtiger nod lit Die 9fepa=
triierl1ng Ser ibrem Saus unb Seim
unb ibrer Sanilie entriienen Mai-
ien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10
50,00O,OOO beimatluIe GurppGer

9ie grridtung zines uSSuternatio=
nalen Mrbeitsantes" na6 Dem &riege
miro n0tig iein, Inn oie bielen Millio=
men beimatloier europaii6er 8olfer
pieoer in BEN slrbeitspro5eB ein5u=
fiibren. 9as lit Die @nitdt 6es Sn=
ternationalen Mrbeitsbiiros.
Mebr als 100000 Weni6en
iino in europa bon ibren @obnorten
losgeriiien tporben. Dieie 8epegung
i6lieBt nidt bieienigen Elm, bie inner
balb ibres Seimatlanbes Mrbeitsbienit
berri6ten ooer bor1baroierte @ebiete
berlaiien muBten. .
gead oieieii1 8eridt lit es Die Ib-
ii6t Ser Na5iregierung, oief 8eo0lfe-
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
SCHOOL NOTES

The Nome Public School un- der the supervision of Frank Snola has been very active late ly. After concluding the sue cessiul Christmas Seal Campaign in which the schoolplayed an important part, we are now selling war stamps in school regularly. Every Monday the elementary grades send repre- resentatives up to two high school students who are in charge of selling the stamps. They buy the number of stamps their class needs and sell them in their own rooms. This plan works well and the stamps are being sold at a rapid rate.
 The hbgh school is also pre- senting a play on December the twenty-second which will be well worth seeing. 1t is being given under able supervision. If you don't like plays it will still be worth coming to listen to Frank Parton inc pianist play.
 The next time you see the school. band play you will not ice there is new director. Sergeant Meyer who was the foruner leader .Waas- transferred 10 Fairbanks Under him the band learned much and all. the members were sorry 10 see him go. He had been the leader for about eleven months. The pres ent leader who's name is Corp oral Kerstirie came from Cleve-
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
Ot3 3he local boards.

]; IS obvious that many em- psoyers who will have shut up shop or changed their businesses will have no jobs for the men they formerly employed. It is also obvious that if the men have been rendered unfit to perform the tasks they formerly did, the employer is not pound to reinstate them in their old jobs at the same pay.
 There are other things on the fire for those men and women. AS one observer here put it: Its becoming more apparent every day that if there are just 1l,000.- 900 jobs in the country when the men come home, those who will get them will be the 100000 veterans.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
Veterans Sure of Employment
By JACK STTNNETT

WASHINGTON Except for laws providing benefits and rehabilitation for disabled vet erans, the only guarantee for the veterans of World War II on the statute books today IS Section of the S'elective Ser vice Act-the so-called job secur- ity clause. It provides:
 ID. That if a veteran applies to his employer within 40 days after his discharge from the ser vice, that employer must restore the man Cor woman, for the Worn- en in all services are included) to his old job at his old pay, -'or one of like senority, status and pay, unless the employers cip- cuInstances have so changed as 10 make fl impossible or unreason- able to do so.'
 (2). The employer must main tain insurance and other bene- fits for an employe in the ser vice in accordance with terms prevailings at the time of his de- parture.
 8. An employe so rehired cannot be fired without cause for one year.
 (4). And if the employer fails to do so, he can be compelled by the courts and forced to com pensate flor any loss of wages or benefits" from the time the veteran made application for the job.
 This being part of the Selec- tive Service Act, 1t is admins
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
COMING SOON.

Have you ever witnessed a home town stage production? No? This is your chance, an op- portunity you'll never regret
 Tthe Nome High School Drama Club presents 6 one act Christ mas play December 22 al the High School Gym. A special performance will be scheduled for Elementary children under 12. in the afternoon.
 An added attraction for the evening will be the special ChriStmas. music prst enkedI by Private Frank Parton.
 The plot centers about the son of wealthy widower who gives his son everything except that which he desires most, tatherly love. ;
 The main actors are Henry Eost, Walter McCarthy, Erik Hay, Robert Strand, Paul Nc Carthy and Jane Scott.
 Don't miss this play. A pleas ant memory will linger"wi+h you throughout the Christmas Holi- day Season after seeing this pro- ttuction.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
FOR THE LADIES'
Meat Vegetable Cakes

1acup boiled rice or noodles cup diced cook ad carrots IA cup chopped celery tablespoon minced onions l tablespoon finced parsley Ia teaspoon salt
 1-4 teaspoon paprika
 Ia cup chopped cooked meat tablespoons gravy or milk Mix ingredients and shape lh' io cakes about one haf inch thick. Roll in -four or ready-to- eat cereal flakes. Brown on Do1h sides in 1 tablespoons fat. heated In frying pan. Cover and cook 10 minutes over low heat.
 Steamed Graham Pv6ktins l cup graham flour
 l cup flour
 1 teaspoon soda
 1-2 teaspoon baking powder 1-1 teaspoon salt
 l teaspoon cinnamon
 IA teaspoon cloves
 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg
 1-2 cup chopped dried figs Z 1-3 cup honey or light corn siIJup
 cup sour milk or buttermilk 2 tablespoons shortening, melt ed
 Mix ingredients and stearn in covered, greased mold for two hours. Unmold and serve warm with lemon or apple sauce.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06

land and is an able director. Besides directing well he also plays the Trombone. Even though the band is small, with a leader like the present one you may expect to hear good music.
 The pricipals wife, mother, and children arrived from the states. Now that the school IS settled down you can expect much from the students.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
tered by the Ree11ployment D.vl son e Selecfive Servlce.

Section 8 has been described variously as ambiguous, l11p-sc- teal, unenfoacable and as toll of holeS as Hamburg. Cer:a1a I IS thai is 6 declaration ot .n.e-t -.but powerful one--atoe, than an attempt by Congress 70 set up an ironclad statute to put !he veterans back in civilian life just where they left off. Sucn a. attempt would be more inprac- tical than Section 8.
 The important thing is n.at Section 8 $ working. Mer are be- ing discharged from the armed services at the rate of about S,- GOO a week (7nore than 500, 900 already have been mustered o,lt) and while men are still gong into the services at many tipes that number, it hes provided ( fair sanp1ing.
 Selective Service says as yet # aas had no report that court s.e- ton has been invoked to enforce Section 3.
 In most cases where difficulties have arisen, 2 compromise be- tween the veteran and his to-- mer employer has been worked out by unemployment members
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
HACKS DON FINE

Our old friend Jack Herman formerly of Ferguson Airways is now Captain for T.W.A. Jack is flying the four engine equipt- cd now. and is doing 8 fine job of it. He, with his wife, son, and daughter are residing in Arlington. Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Sumners-Capper Plan
For District Endorsed

The sumners-Capper resolution on
District representation was Endorsed
last night by the Connecticut Ave-
nue. Citizens Association. Other ac-
lions included $40 donation to the
Red Cross War Fund Drive and
purchase Of 500 War bond.
Sixty-eight new members were
accepted.
Association members were urged
70 join in civilian defense work and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

help relieve the shortages In nurses
aides, fire watchers, AFRAID war
dens and other fields. Teachers were
complimented on their efficient
work in the rationing program" and
their patience in handling the
registrants.
Mrs. Franklin harrington, vice
chairman of the Speakers Bureau
OF the American Red Cross, told the
association of her experiences in
escaping from Java before Japanese
invasion. She told of the bombings
she and her husband went through
and of the untold sufferings of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Alexandra Continues
Can Salvage Campaign

Rationing OF canned goods does
not mean that collections of empty
tin cans will stop, C. H. Mason,
Alexandria salvage chairman, said
today as he issued a reminder that
housewives are asked to process and
turn in the cans they use.
Although the collection of cans
IN Alexandria has fallen off greatly
In the last few weeks, Mr.. Mason
said there is almost a carload at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

the city dump waiting to be shipped
when enough have been collected
to fill car.
Householders were urged to tele-
phone Alexandria 1854 if they have
cans to be collected, and a city
truck will call for them.
Mr.. Mason is planning to send
mimeographed reminders into homes
by school children. explaining once
more how the cans must be pre-
pared and asking that they be
saved.
Between six and seven tons of
scrap metal was added to the city's
collection this week when city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Blood Donation Unit
To Visit Rockville

Special Dispatch to The Star,
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 5.-A
Red Cross blood donor mobile unit
from the Naval Hospital in Wash
lngton will be at the Offices of the
Montgomery County Health Depart
ment in the new county building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

here from 9:l5 am. until 2:l5 pm.
next Tuesday to receive hood dona-
tons, it was announced yesterday.
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman, Mrs. j.
Brawner Nicholson, jr.: Mrs. Walter
Pack and Mrs. S. w. Preffett. all
of Rockville, will list the donors
previously and arrange appoint
ments. Mrs. BoWman's telephone
number is Rockville 1856, Mrs. Nichol-
sons, Rockville 440; Mrs. Packs.
Rockville 1872 and Mrs. Pref
fett's, Rockville 63-M.
Swat the Swastika-with War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

women and children who were
bombed out OF their cities.
Mrs. harrington, an Australian by
birth, said she was shocked to see
Americans so complacent about the
war. She then urged members to
give all they can to the Red Cross
to help the boys who are now fight
ing all over the world.
The meeting, held in the All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church, was
presided by Harry C. Grove, presi-
dent.
The bund has gone, but the bond
Is here. RuY 1t nnW fAr vicforv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

trucks collected old motors, parts,
etc, from an abandoned garage In
the Beverly Hills section OF the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

Don't put up with the trrita-
ton and embarrassment OF itchy
dandruff scale. Don't let people
suspect other causes as the
reason for your scratching. Get
jar Of Ramsdelrs Sulphur
Cream and use with finger tip
massage. See how 1t helps
clean of dandruff scale-and
helps keep 1t of. Odorless-
non sticky. non alcoholic :.
you may use 1t and 90 right
out. for It doesn't make hair
look greasy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

soothes. softens rough,
dry, chapped skin. Helps
work-worn hands look
whittier. feel softer! A
soothing after-shave To-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

Here's non.rationed food that's both
delicious and nutritious. Keep bowl of
walnuts handy for your family to enjoy.
Use them often in salads, buildings,
cookies, etc. Kernels are temptingly
large, crisp, golden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker's
chief handicap in his Detroit
business connections, associates
agree, was his countless number
of friends.
The friends didn't want to talk
about the automobiles for which
Rickenbacker was disciple. They
wanted to talk about aviation
And that was all right with him
too.
Rickenbacker was an executive
OF two automobile companies here
One bore his name (1920-26).
His second job was assistant
sales manager for Cadillac (1926.
20. w. w. Lewis, former Cadil.
lac advertising manager, now gen.
eral manager of Campbell-Ewald
recalls:
81 did n lot OF travelling with
Rick. Rather. Travelled with
him between stops. The moment
we hit q town he was engulfed
by admirers, who didn't care
that / was in charge OF the
party. To them I was just a guy
with a brief case, and In the
pulling and hauling I was lucky
to hang on to the brief case.
His memory OF people Is
amazing. He'd spot acquaint-
ances and tick of their first
names. And he was az sincerely
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glad to see them rs they were
to see him"
Lewis was also impressed BY
the hero's unfailing good humor
He never went high-hat and his
patience was inexhaustible.
Walter Myers, then a Cadillac
office boy and now an art repre-.
sentative for Welsh e. TRIUMPH
heller, relates:
"Office boys (of that era)
operated In awe of titles. Once.
not noticing an assembly Of
company .officialdom, I yelled
for n youth named Rick
'Tll never forget that warm
feeling that came over me when
Assistant General Sales Man
ager Rickenbacker turned from
the others and inquired politely:
What Is it, Waltz"
Illuminating also is a story from
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
which he headed.
In the early days OF the 500-milt
race he roomed with the late
Eddie Edenburn, chief steward
The hours before the race were
like any other hours to Edenburn
Rickenbacker paced the floor al
night, tortured by what might
happen to drivers.
Yet years before, when Ricken
hacker himself raced, he slept like
a baby on the eve OF the race
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Equal Rights Bill Is Up
Detrost Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. A
constitutional amendment de-
signed to give women equality
with men before the law was
introduced in the Senate yesterday
by Senator Guy NJ. Gillette CD
of Iowa, backed by % other
senators. In the House, az men,
bers are supporting a similar
measure introduced by Rep. Louis
Ludlow CD OF Indiana.
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Barber Pole?
Legislature Would Shelve
II With Cigar indian

LANSING. Jan. 22.-Blame II
on the war, or what have you,
but it's finally happened.
A bill was introduced in the
today eliminating the time
honored barber pole as a stock in
trade.
And adding insult 10 injury,
perhaps, the bill also proposes to
tighten requirements for a bar
bering license.