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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
w. VA. STATE
COLLEGE NEWS

Sherman Hamlin Guss.
menlioel of the faculty OF the
West Virginia State College
Tor 81 years, died at his home
IN Institute, West Virginia.
July rs, 1o43 The funeral was
held IN the college chapel,
Wednesday, afternoon, July
q. Rev John r Little, pastor
of tie A Me Church, Char
sston, oificiated. Resolutions
al the faculty were read by its
secrctafy. John r Matthews.
Statements Of sympathy and
appreciation were made BY
President John w. Davis.
sfate Ssuperinterdent Of Free
Schools III w IN. Trent. and
Sate Supervisor Of Negro
7a0la lor T j Il. Wells.
NJ f'uss was horn ia Mid
lieftart, Ohio He was gradn
ttsa with honors from the
!, high school Of his home town
and in 1902 was the first Ne
gro to receive degree from
Ohio State University. He
served is principal of the
! { Glarlsaburg High School from
1902 to 1901. From 1904 to
/ 1871 be was principal of the
West Virginia State College
4feh School TIe was retired
III 1911.
The career of s. II. Guss is
naFf af history of Negro
education ii America. He was
m organizer and founder of
the State Teachers Associ-
all0if afid served as d member
of iis Board Of Directors for
many Years His ability led
him into the national field
where he was prominent in
ahe American Teachers Asso-
e'ation. He made great con-
ftlhlttion IN creating interest
N high schools, when they
We're few in number.
Mr. Guss was a lover Of fine
arts. For years, he was a
teacher Of Latin and wrote
poetry and prose which
brought him favorable atten-
tion.
He was active in community
and civic affairs. He belonged
to the Masonic Order, the
Knights Of Pythias, Odd Eel
lows, Elks, the National
Ronle Alnha Phi Alpha, and
Fl Cubo Club.
His life, filed with MANY
interests and achievements,
will be greatly missed and
will be impossible t replace.
menting the supply of emerg-
He is survived by his Wild
oW, one daughter, Lillian:
a grandson John S. Courtney
/ end a niece. Miss Beulah G,lss
of Columbus. Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
"SHOOT!o

Continued from page ONE
guns, and before military po-
lice arrived a few minutes
later, large crowd Of colored
soldiers had gathered augmen-
ting an even larger crowd of
civilians who denounced the
policemen for their treatment
Of the soldier.
MP's took the soldier, who
went peaceably with them. No
one knows what disposition
was made of his case, a charge
Of being drunk on the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
kLIOD Is our refuge and
= strength. q very present
~ hall, IL, grn,,l,In fTsInra x-u

&GI W. - oui sHta6G duu
= strength. very present
- help In trouble. Therefore
will not we fear, though the earth
be removed, and though the noun
tains be carried into the midst of
the sea" Psalms 46.f, %. Thus
sang the Psalmist with Joyful sin
cerity and confidence. II was his
faith in God. his faith In infinite
goodness and almightiness, that
gave him the glorious inspiration
which permeates these lines.
The prophets and writer's of the
Old Testament instilled 10y and
song, courage and faith, into
doubling hearts. And many are
tbs experiences they have re-
corded Of those who were upiified
and fortified by an abiding trust
in God. We read Of Joseph's trials.
Of the three Hebrews In the fiery
furnace. of Daniel in the lions
den. OF David's battle with Co
Hath, and other instances.
But our Master. Christ Jesus, re-
vealed to the people OF his time,
and for all time. The truth OF
being, and supported his teaching
by demonstration. He defined God
as the loving Father of all, and
showed Him to be ever present,
always available, and without
partiality. He taught and demon
strated the continuity and eter-
nality Of Life; he demonstrated
the laws OF immutahle Truth,
showing mans dominion over all
material conditions, and he taught
and demonstrated that II was di.
vine Loves good pleasure to give
us now all that pertains to the
kingdom of heaven.
The Saviour accorded fear and
evil no power, presence. or real
- -e-4& -.--4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03

tart taste for boiled carrots.
beets or turnips.
Serve some raw vegetable
daily, too, as relish or salad. or
in a sandwich. Cook down left
over vegetable water. add to
vegetables, or + to soups, sauces.
gravies or use as a vegetable
cocktail Then can every bit
Of surplus vegetables for next
winters meals.
"No- Ration Point" Meals
To help homemakers, here are
menus for three pointless meals
for one day this week, using a
generous amount Of fresh veg
etables. The figure alongside
eacn dish si,o KS VI ere It falls
into the Government Seven Ba-
sic Food Groups.
BREAKFAST
Baked Apple ......,........... (3)
Whole Gram or
Enriched Cereal ........ (6)
Mullins
Fresh Home Made
Preserves
Coffee, Tea
Milk ..,..,.ss,..,......,....,....... "a
LUNCH
Cottage Cheese Salad Bowl
(lettnce, carrots, celery.
cottage cheese, season.
ing, dressing, -. I-3-4)
Hot Packaged Rolls
Hot Fruit Tapioca ........ (Sl
Hot Cocoa ................ (4)
DINNER
| Poached Eggs on sauted
Egg Plant slices with
/ Chopped Peanuts i. (3-5)
Crean1ed Potatoes .......... (3).
Sliced Tomatoes ......... (2l,
Hot Biscuits
(prepared mix)
Marshmallow Peach Loaf
4 tMarshmallow, lemon
i favored gelatin and
/ fresh peaches .....,....- t3l
| Coffee, Tea
MsE
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
Five Youths stana Trial For
Detroit Riot Murder

DETROIT, Aur ANTFs
Because they were determined
to help the white people on.
during the June "a race riots
here five youths We're ordered
held for trial last vvee'S Teev
are charged with the murder
of Nose Kiska. 81. who Vas
fired unon from an automobile
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03

not let stand
ut room tenn
perature nor in
water as | n
Q er case
m u c Ii foo d
value will be
lost.
Make vege-
tables good to
eat. Too often
they're cooked
the same old
way too long.
In too much
water, and are
poorly season
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
FEATUR r ES
while waiting to board street

" 1fFtss y - tEt5t3 " t1S7tII u q stf ESt
car.
The accused are Aldo Trani,
16, when police said admitted
firing the fatal shot, Armando
Mastantuono, 20, Anthony
Saraceno, 10; Ralph Toncerdi,
20; and Robert Cattone, IL.
Hicks was identified by
Robert Hicks, a church elder,
who was standing near Kiska
when the latter was slain.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-03
Wartime Meals With Rotioned Foods
BY WANNA ID. BRANiBLETT,
Nutrition Consultant, Station WLW

the fresh vegetable Make the most Of them
keep wartime other foods
long vegetables available in local markets
gardens beans lmas beets carrots cabbage
potatoes, onions, turnips. and green peppers.
Every vegetable its virtues Raw
vamn Turnp especially II eaten help fill the
day vitamin quotas Potatoes provide
good vitamin c, we'll and vtamn B.
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p an N neItberabnt aIS boS
0 bette, einfodfie NIB BIZ.
HGfse &eilmitteI Bel Diabetes. @oa'
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oienen bem Menihen aur grbaltung
bes 2ebens. Das Sleiib ibt er, Die
&aut bient ibn1 an SanbaIert, @aier-
idIduden unb anoeren 8ebaltern, Die
&aare fleiben i'm in Sorm bon Def.
ten uno @etp6noern, Die Mil1 trinft
er, nit Dem eetrodneten &amelmiit
beriorgt er Dos Seuer, bas feline Spei<
len rnb ieinen Bfeffermin5tee er'
tpGrmt. ....
Die unenblide @e6uI6 6es Eieres
bat es in einen i9lebten STUFF gebra9t,
mo es uns MIR In ben 5oologti6en
@Grten untdttg unb unniit begegnet.
gs 1T uno bleibt aber tros unierer
@eringi6dsung mas es felt bielen
Sabrtauienben setpeien lit: Das Sdiff
Der SSH fte, obne behen Silfe ale Wii.
itenldn6er au9 bel1te nod unbefann<
tes @ebiet tpGren, bic auf unieren
2anbfarten nit tpeiBen Gleden per-
aeidnet itiinoen.
0ie 8eripaltung Der &olonien Der
europdii6en Staaten in Orient bat
bte 8eoeutung bes &amels idon firth
erfannt nno ibre S9liiiie barar1s ge=
5ogen. Seute gibt es bereits gan5e
&egimenter bon &amelreitern in
Norbafrifa, mo- oas Yfero uno oas
sluto i'm Buitenianb unbrau9bar iino.
l1nb iolange es @iiiten geben tpiro,
miro audi bas 4arnel beiteben uno
uneriesli9 iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
Bum 70. @eburtstag

4m berfloiienen "a. Sebruar feter'
te in aIler Stille in Miltpaufee, @is.,
Der berbiente 3eitungsbeteran S. so.
Sebeni6 ieinen 70. @ebrrtstag. Ils
langiabrieer &ebafteur Der oeutiden
Sarmer5eitlng u2anomann" bat er in
Bort un6 Sdrift ungeuein biel aur
Organization Der Sarmer 11nieres
2anoes beigetragen, BEL oenen er beute
nod in rubnbollen Mnoenfen itebt.
ga9trdgli9 uniere ber51iditen @liid=
uiini6e! - !.
Ohio @aiIenfreun6.
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te, bob Der @etpaItfriebe 81. neuen
4riegen fiibren n1iiiien, ipenn ,Wut
llnb Rade' trirmpbieren fouten, 10
madt es aud iest feline gerbiinoeten
barauf aufmerfian1, bob cine iolde
Golitif beroerbIid fein unb gum gleis
den @rgebnis fiibren miiBte, tpie Der
Sdeiniieg Der entente nab Dem lesten
@eltfrieg. Ser Stanopunft bes off
oielen l1ngarns lit alio berte, mo bte
Grmeen Der groBen 8erbiinoeten bor
2eningrab uno an Der 8olga, I'M
&al1faius unb an Der dgDptiiden
@ren3e iteben, baB Die 8eripirflidung
zines totalen @uropai itaates cine uto'
pie lei, Die, tpenn iie a116 brrd ben
Sieg Der @affen gelineen iollte, 1ibt
gum eritrebten 3iele fiibren fann.
Gin frieoli9es 3uiammenleben
Der 8olfer lit nur mogli6, penn Die
ein5elnen 8oIfer lire Snoipibualitdt,
lire abioIute Sreibeit uno unabbdns
gigfeit bebalten, penn man ni6t oar-
nod itrebt, ein5elnen 80lfern unb
8olfergruppen bas &iidgrat 5u bre=
9en, ite au minberlpertigen Meni6en
au itentpeln unb in elm Nbbangtgfeits-
perbaltnis 5u bringen.
Scr Stanbpunft bes offi5ieIen
ungarns it, baB ein5elne Staaten
ooer @0lfergruppen nidt 8orteile gum
Na6teil Ser an6eren 8olfergruppen
genieben oiirfen, al16 nidt auf @runo
oes Siegerredtes, oenn cine frieolide
@eltotonung fann MIR beiteben, ,penn
Gle 80lfer glei6es He9t unb glei6e
Mogli6feiten baben, ibre biitorii6en
4ufgaben 81 erfiinen unb in Sretbeit
uno &ube ibre rationale @riiten5 aus
aubauen."
Nadbem oer 8erfaiier Johann nod
auf Die gana anbers geartete, in STU
manien berride,1oe @initellung bins
eetpieien bat, idliebt er feline beoeute
iamen Musfiibrungen nit folgenoer
@rflarung: ul1ngarn foroert gleide
6reibeit unb eleide &edte fir alle
g0lfer uno ber5idtet o,f 8orteile
fir ftb gum Nadteil anberer. Die
8eb0lferung ungarns, oeren mirflide
Gimme ni9t borbar lit, gebt nod
tpeiter, iie nerabideut ben &rieg uno
be6auert, oaB iie ourd bic geosras
pbiide Gage oes 2anoes senotigt 1par,
an bieient @riege teil5unebmen." -
Get. 5. G.s8.
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1tHgari, iparmt!
lsSortiekuna bon @eite 81

(Sortiesung bon Geite 81
oieien @orten bieI mebr als auf ben
eriten gIif erfennbar lei. Das 9latt
noble bomit ausoriiden, mas Der nod.
fte Sas prGgnant ausbriidt, ndmlif:
,,Na6 benz eriten 8eltfriege fonnte
bie g8elt aus Dem @runbe nidt our
Sfube fon1men, tpeil oie Staatsmdn-
ner, Die oarnals Die internationaIe 2a=
ge beberri6ten, es beridumt baben,
Die Beoingungen zines gere6ten gus.
glei6s at perpirfliben, l1no itatt oei-
len cine einieitige Mabtoronung 5u
erridten tra9teten, Die often al1f bas
3ieI eingeiteat mar, einen Sell Der
80lfer nieberaubalten, in ibren bolfi=.
fden uno tuirtidaftliden SSntereiien
oauerno 5u f9doigen unb 5u idpaden,
unb elmer anoeren @ruppe bon SOL
fern madtmaBige 8orteile 5u per-
idaffen, oie oeren 8olfstumsgren5en
uno aud ibre Observation-Disclosures
melt iiberitiegen." "
Scr geiibte 3eit,ngsleier miro aui
ben eriten 8lid erfennen'', 10 fabrt
Der Siiooltforreiponoent bes S6tpei-
aerblattes fort, ,,baB oieler feingemei-
Belte Sas nidt aus Der 8erfitatt Ell
ner 3eitungsreoaftion itammt, ion-
bern oab es elm 3iieliermerf zines
9iplomaten lit, Ser bamit biel meDr
iagen min, als Der einfade 3eitungs~
leier glanbt. Dieie 8orte itno nidt
einnal an i'm, ben 3eitungsleier &C.
ri6tet, ionoern an ben 8erfaiier bes
Iuflases ,Obne 8ut unb &ahe', Dem
aus Der setarnten @eidiisiteuung Der
3eitung geiagt miro, oaB Die 8elt
aud nod bieiem. atpeiten @eltfrieg
nidt our &ube fommen miro, tpenn Die
iest Die internationale, beaiebungsmei-
fe Die fontinentaleuropdii9e Sage be-
berri9enben Staatsndnner perl6umen
foIIten, 8ebingungen eines gere6ten
Iusgletdes au bertpirfli6en 1,no
ftatt befien cine Wa1torbnung aufs
ribten, beren 3tped Die Nieberbaltung
anoerer 8olfer lit uno bic oarnad
itreben, ii9 unb elmer @ruppe bon
8olfern gum S6aoen unb Na6teii
anoerer 8olfer 8orteile gu peri6af=
fen. unearn tparnt alio feline mdb,
tigen Berbiinoeten idon ieet, ni6t UNI
tpteoergutmadbare Gebler 5u begebe,l,
benn toie es inn S9loB bon Srianon
bic Sieger bon 1918 redt5eitig tparnl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
gsobisiat Der 8arAbersissn 8raber
i'm 8nffaIp

.4 (
Mm Montag, ben s. OeGr5 tpuroe
i'm geobi5iat Der Barn1ber3igen 8rii-
Der oas SeIt oes FL. Sobannes bon
@ott in redt feierIi6er Weiie began-
gen. ga1 borbergegangenen 5ebnta-
gigen greraitien, seleitet bonn bodtp.
&errn Sranaisfus &eenen, S.S., Dis
reftor bonn Wanfabrtsorte bon l1nie.
rer Iieben Srau Der MdrtDrer, Mu-
riesbine, 81. g., tp,1roen folgenbe go.
itulanten eingefleibet: Ebomas @egan,
9to5eie gfodeiter, 81. q. - gruoer
Batrid; San1uel Bihaub, Dio5eie
Brobibence, 81. S. = 8ruoer Mnto-
Mus.
9ie eriten @eliiboe Iegte -ab: Dr.
8eqarn1in, Dio3eie Springfielb,
Maii. 8r. Gregory uno 8r. @abriel
erneuerten ibre @eliib6e.
3elebrant oes Sodan1tes mar: Ser
obengenannte grer5itienmeiiter, Der
audi cine einorudspone Breoigt bielt.
Ser Srtoer1or 1ang Die Wtelle uWt1l'
ia Eertia'' bon Saller.
Cine gln5abl 8ertpanbte tparen er.
idienen, Inn bieier bebren Seier bei-
a,1tpobnen.
Siingltnge bon 16 Big 40 Sabren,
bic ft9 Dem Orbensberuf CUR BHege
bon &ranfen tpiomen tpollen, ieien
biermit auf 6ieie &ongregation auf-
merfiann gemadt. @eiu9e ri6te man
an bas Nobiaiat Ser: 8rotbers Of
Mercp, 49 Cottage st., 8uffalo,
N. q.
Die ginfleioung Der &anoibaten
bol5og ber Sp'ite Serr Bralat gilbert
&ung, 9i0aeianbeiuder Der Soipita'
Ter uno Bfarrer Der Dreifaltiefeits.
firde, Der al6 gleid5eitig bic &C.
liibbe Der brei 8riioer entgegennabm,
tpobei ibm Der bodtp. &err 8farrer
Soiepb EaDlor, S.S., bon Der Qnna-
Stride aiiiitierte.
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Damn aQerbings

,,4ber 8ertbolb, tparum fiebit ou
benn 10 niebergefdlagen aus2"
SD mar BEL Direftor Rltn5enborf
uno bielt nm bie &an6 ieiner Eobter
anp' ---....
vNa unb. p"
-, rs S dbbefun1 itatt sbeHen ben Sub
hires 8ntersl"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24

unb tpur6e als Mitelieo Der @eieu<
idaft Seiu inn Sitter bon 80 Sab-
rem na6 ben fanabiiden Miiiionen
geianbt. Da er bon einem i'm Siiben
fliebenoen groben Sluiie gebort,
beidlob er NIT ieinem @efdbrten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24

Soliet I'M Sabre 1878 ben Glub
aufauiuden. ueber Nor6-8 -8iseon-
fin gelangten fie an ben nor6liben
Sell 6es Miififiippi. Sie gelaneten
fiiolid Big 5ur Miinoung 6es &r.
faniasfluiies. 9luf einem anbern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24

@ege fam er 5,lriid unb errei9te
Chicago uno ben Midiganiee. Sm
Sabre 1875 5og er aus CUR Befeb-
rung Der Sainois. .Sn6ianer. Bon
ieinen langen, r1iibiamerr Neiien er-
id0pft, ftarb er am 49,. Mai 1876
i'm be,,tigen Burlington, Mih.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24

Die eriten aus europa beriiber-
gefommenen Brieiter tparen oft
Miiionare un6 aud @ntoeder. @i<
ner Der befannteiten lit Yater Sac.
ques Warquette, S.S. Ct mar im
Sabre 1886 in Sranfreid geboren
Washington Journal., 1943-06-25

Citizens of German blood in this
war, as in every other war in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense Of u nation.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-25
We Are All Americans

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once a nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States Of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-25

Unsere Regierung hat die Weir
macht unseres Landes yum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesbirger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
mitig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land nse-
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe ist.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-25
Wiz sind ale Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk NIT Krieg
iberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fur die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
znm Siara III uarhalfan
Washington Journal., 1943-06-25

-@enn Sic Sbr Saus, M05eI
ODER automobiI berii6ern mouen,
telepbonieren Sic bite an Serrn s.
g.. @infIer, NationaI 7789.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
LENA AT CAPITOL

NEW YORK tANr) - Lena
Horne, beautiful star Of the film
and entertainment world. will
open At the Capitol theatre here.
September 30 -GoldWyn-
MAYER Nwho holds Mas Iofnes
contract are arranging for one
Of tho most lavish wardrobcs yct
seen on the Capitol stage. she viii
lave colored quartet doing hack
ground music during her act.
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Say You Saw II in
The Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
ROSEvIILE
BY RUSSELL N0EF

rhc sunday schoa was . ven
attended. The REV G v war
lace preached SUNDAY
Many visitors were prescott :,
william Patrick If s." y.
Attorney Patrick made 'p
joyablc speech ...or.t
p. F.. Bailey 81 Pine0a'.
street il visiting his Hn''s ,'l
Princeton. WA fo'
DAYS. 49,, Ie.
on the sick list arc w. .,.se,.
s,e Jackson Of Pinehursi SIRE,
Iobn Mccoy Of Ten Nile 'ou =,
Dan Johnson q Pearl s're, Ten
and Mrs Paul Powell O y,
Mile road has returned
visit in Alabama ,s 20
The Apron Patching ''', couch
Is president; Mrs la'S''''
rotary. o-,- pine
Harry Funmorc Of 2'i, .,,..ius
hurst street has been might wsh,
since 81 Aug. 10 He IS q 49,, r'I,
e con and has red hs J, NJ.
. ~" - = near the left side Q, ., \"
forehead Last seen WI" d.,k
man. he Was wa, ,.J shirt
trousers and a checker .n,ui,
a, Anyone knowing his xherea '.',..
VIM please n5iify h ,''.,,,,ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fall"0''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

lttHNitlANS WET
PITTSBURGH lamp TIL .
maritime convention ~ tho Nation
~ Technical association will he
held here from Sept 10 Sept. 3,
u was announced by James G.
Evans. national secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
XMAS MAI.
FOR BOYS
OVERSEAS

IT,, 80" me addresses =.
D'ne ana 10 good condhlon 70
fangements have been ,s a.
.'he Post Office depar,mes, y
oreration with the war ar,, 20
departments ''he lalier ine,,a ''1
.he Marines and roast css. lug
Tor the acceptance ~ .,,, '4''''
cells for members ar nor pa'.
fcrces serving outside Il. .''
'inental United States ''''
TERN OVERSEAS Al.
armed forces" ovcrsessa ~"
Earded as covering ~ nor.a. =
q our armed forces Who rs.,,''
iheir mail through al Apo !.
tcct post office IN ea.e
postmaster AZ Nea Aoyt '
San Francisco. Carr m
leans, La Miami MA pre.o1.
Isle Maine, or scatlt WASH
'nrougn naval ny ,lsiiop I,
station IN care of nc eo., ms.,..
al Seattle '''
TIME or MAILING chri.,,..
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Evening star., 1943-10-13
Innocent Merriment

For time it looked as though the
world would see bloody doings at
Polnte a la Hache, down Louisiana
way. District Attorney Leander H.
Perez, dressed formidably in hunting
clothes, stood there last week end
with his armed deputies all primed
to show Governor Sam Jones that
Coroner Ben Slater was going to re-
main as acting sheriff of Plaque
mines Parish-or else.
But the Governor. who has long
had his troubles with doughty Mr..
Perez. had strong ideas, too. He had
named Walter J. Blaize to the office,
and he was determined that his will
would have its way So the parish
was put under martial law, and the
State guardsmen, 500 strong, were
sent forth from New Orleans with
instructions to move upon the parish
seat at Pointe a Ia Hache, dismiss
Ben Slater and install Mr. Blaize:
The guardsmen, with their armed
cars and machine guns, got as far
as Promised Land, twenty miles from
their objective, when they ran across
something that looked pretty om-
inous-a barricade of three large
trucks stalled across the road. But
that did not stop them. More or
less like the Russians converging upon
Kiev, they outhanked the obstacle
by cutting around it on both sides
and proceeding on their way Within
a mile of Pointe a la Hache they
came up against a barrier of flaming
oil-soaked oyster shells, but they
went right through it, rubber tires
and all, and soon they were at the
courthouse, politely but firmly eject
ing Coroner Slater AS for Mr..
Perezs armed deputies, their num-
bers had grown smaller and smaller
as Sam Jones army got closer to
town, so that by the time the court
house was reached hardly any Of
them were to be found. With their
leader, apparently, they had effected
what the German high command
has come to call a "brilliant disen-
gagement maneuver" in which they
had made a substantial advance
backwards.
Thus ended the battle of Pointe
la Hache, which in English means,
roughly, the point of an AK" No
body's neck was cut; not a fatal bull
let was fired. 1t all petered out quite
happily, except that Mr.. Slater re-
fused to shake hands with Mr..
Blaize. Not since the days of Huey
Long has there been such innocent
merriment in Louisiana. Mr.. Perez,
of course, may be reprimanded in
some way, but still he deserves some
credit for furnishing a degree of re-
lief from the heavy news of war and
taxes.