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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

fur5em ausgegebene grflparlng fol
oerte cine auf Dem @runoiak ser In
oerleblidfeit Der Menl6enre6te I'm
Ser 8iiroe oes menidliden @eiites be
rubenbe internationale gteuregelun
na6 iiegrei6er 8eenoigung bes &rie
iges.
slmerifas &atbolifen, 8rotei itante
| Iuno Siraeliten baben iid 6an1it, iopei
es auf oie moraliiden @runblagen 6e
fiinftigen @eltoronung onfommt, 8
elmer @inbeitsfront at 5uiammengefun
loen.
Ser &ern Der @emeinI6aftserflG
rung beioer GROCER 9riitli6er 8e
fenntniiie un6 6es Suoentums bil6e
oie IufItelung augemeiner @run6iGt
&c. @eforoert tperben in ser &uno
gebuns ser relisioien fSiibrer
~ elm @ere6tigfeitsfrieoe, ser il
praftiiber @eiie Dem 8rin3ip 9fed
nrng tragt, 6aB bie' geationen l1ni
Staaten uno 6ie ,,11e1ti6li6e @eIell
l6aft'' in Ser 8elt iiberbaupt ,genal
10 gut Dem Sitteneeiet nno oen gott
liden @eboten unteriporfen iino, mi
Ser @in5elne";
p cine internationale ,,grflGrln!
Ser Menicbenre6te'', NIT ser sic Elm
5elnen Staaten it6 berpfli6ten, fein'
raiiiiben, religi0ien ODER ionItiger
Minoerbeitsgruppen 5u bena6teili
|gen;
- foueftibe Siderbeitsearantier
fir ale golfer, groB unb sflein, uni
|5eitlegung oes Brinaips, oaB es Sc
|genitano ber Gorge Ser gelanten 80l
fergemeini6aft iein muB, ,riidltdn
oige, foloniale uno nnteroriifte SOL
fer fir Selbitpernaltung reif gema61
5u leben';;
~ @etpdbrleiitung 6es Mnipruds
polflider, religi0ier un6 fulturellel
Mfinoerbeiten auf @rerbung oes Sc.
bensunterbalts rno auf glei6e er5ie,
bertIfe nnb fulturelle gntpidlungs,
mogli6feiten, iotpie auf poIitiI6e
@leidberedtigung;
81 Nusbau oes 80lferre6ts i'm
Slime Ser 9ur6fiibrung, gegebenen.
foas aber al16 Ser Rebii iton beiteben.
Ser internationally 8erpfli6tungen
ferner, i'm Sinne ser &iiItungsbe.
l6rdnfung rnb Ser Giiltungsiibertpa.
6ung, Ser ginfiibrung zines interna:
tionalen 3pangsibieosgeridtes un<
Der ebentuelen SerbGngung por
StrafmaBnabmen gegen Staaten, oie
tiff gegen Oas Golferre6t bergeben;
g. internationaIe mirtibaftlibt
3uiammenarbeit, Sic es SEN ein5elner
Staaten ermogli6t, auen ibren 8iir:
germ befrieOigenoe 2ebensbaltlmgsnor
men 5u eeipdbrleiiten anlteae uoes
gegenmartigen SDltems Ser @irt
Ibaftsmonopole unb Ser Musbeutun(
nutiirliber Hei6tiimer b1r6 bebor
redtete @ruppen l1no Staaten'' uni
idblieblid)
y 3ulammenbru6 aller @rupper
unO &laiien innerbalb zines ieoet
Sanoes sur Siderung zines meni6en
niiroigen 5omilienlebens rtno gere6t'
Irbeitsberbdltnille, ioipie bes Mitbe
itinmtngsre6ts Ser arbeiter in Sra
gen, Sic ibre eigenen Snterenen betref
FEM.
9ie itattlife 9feibe ser unter5eid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Snfer, Dem Brdiioenten oes ,,5pna
gog1e Council, 9r. sSiraeI @oIoitein
ltno oem fatboliiben gr5bii6of 60
marc Moonep, Detroit, eroffnet. Mar
begegnet in Ser 2iIte aud oen Namer
einiger gertreter ortbooorer &ir6en
ferner oenen oes 8rGiibenten oes
uamerifanii6en Silfsausibulies fiji
driitlide Slii6tlinge", Dr. 2eIanl
ger 9fobinion, lno bes 0ationaIfom
manoeurs Der Seilsarmee, &pmmiiia,
grDaro S. Yarfer.
X X X
@tdttgfeit Ser internatipnalen Grb5l
frage
Na6 Ser Mniidt oes erfabrener
Sefonomen Senrp S. SaDlor berfiig
oie meitli6e SemiipbGre nur iiber q
Bro5ent allen gro0lporrats fir Ser
gegenmdrtigen &riegsbeoarf ser slni
ierten. Dabon liefert es 65 Yro5ert1
fir &riegs5tpede. @dbren6 nniere
Groolqueaen mebr als ie in Mniprud
genommen tperben nno 1nlere 3ibil.
bebolferung beltdnoig itrifter ratio.
niert miro, fontrouiert england rie.
| itge Gorrdte inn Naben uno Sernen
Siteh uno 1iefert MIR berl6nin6enb
fleine Mengen gu ieinem eigenen 8e-
Bari nod fir bie aIliierten 2Gnber
&anaoa, 4uitralien 1tno anoere, bie
an unierer reip. gnglanos Seite
fdnpfen.
Saplor erflGrt in ieinem 8u9e
,,Men in Wotton'', @merifas gro0l=
quellen tperoen nad bem &riege Der
art eri6opft iein oaB es ieinen eiee-
men 8eoarf ni6t nebr 5u beden inn
Itanbe iein miro, ipGbreno england
ni6t MIR bas 1nei1te grbol fontrol=
liert, ionoern a>6 bas tpenigite 5ur
&riegfiibrrng liefert. 3uoen bat gng=
lanb 3utritt 81 BEN reifen Selquel=
len in SSran uno Sraq. 60 ionberbar
es flingen mag baben Die araber in
Ilgier mebr @aiolin als ser 9ur6-
ibnittsamerifaner.
9a unlere Selreierben no6 fa9=
mdnnii6en 8ere6nungen in ben ndd=
item IA Sabren gum er0Bten Sell err
i60pft iein 1peroen, miro @merifa iei=
men enormen @rbolbebarf bon eng
lanO be5ieben miiiien, NIT Dem Inter
i6ieo, baB Uncle Sam bafiir be5ablen
muB, tpdbreno mir uniern Maiierten
iabrelang na6 DEM 2enb=2eaiezSp>
jtem beliefern, CUR @etpinnung zines
&rieges, tpel6er Ser gan5en 8elt cine
before 3ufunft bringen ion.
X * X
Snternationale &epatriiernns nad
benz &riege
Son Bolitifern uno Staats0fono=
men miro oie Srage aufgeiporfen, mas
na6 Oem &riege aus BEN Wiaionen
bon Menl6en peroen ion, sic aus
ibren Seimitatten gefloben itn6 oOer
als Sflapenarbeiter beportiert 1pnr=
oen. Seit &riegsausbru6 ftno 3d.
100000 MenI6en in europa aus if
ren Sei1nitdtten bertrieben tporben
uno peitere 100000 Meni6en
mubten ibr &ei1n, menn aub ni6t ibr
SanO berlaiien. SSSn bie1en SGllen miro
gfepatriierrng erfolgen. slber griperb
miro es int Na6friegszguropa geraoe
ba, mo- lie Dor oem &riege paren, biel=
leidt ni6t geben. ginige tperben pobl
erneltt ibre Sei1nat berla1len n1ii1len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Nsittippd), Ben 27. Dftober 1943

MangeI an 9er5ten ebenfans itdnoig
mebr ltno mebr fiiblbar l1ngefdbr 80
Bro5ent Ser gbit1rienten bon mebi5i-
niIhen S6ulen tperben gum Wilitar-
oienlt einge5ogen. 0a iabrlif 5irfa
$500 Bis 5000 ger5te Iterben, fann
onr6 bie Mbiturienten nur bie &alfte
bes glusfalles eriest iperben. 8is 5l1m
gnoe bieies Sabres perben 1,ngefdbr
$4,000 aerate in Ser @ebrna1t ite=
ben, Der iddbungstpeiie 100000
Mann angeboren. jgs bleiben Damn
nur 100000 Mer5te iibrig, Inn ii9
Ser 3ibilbeb0lferung anaunebmen.
1859 aerate unb 72 3abnGr3te fino
bereits na9 @egen6en gei6idt NOR
ben, IN oenen Ser Mangel beionoers
groB lit. 9a5u 5dblen 6ie Staaten
sllabama, Mri5ona, Georgia, Soaba
&entudp, SEEM Merico, gsortb uno
Soutb Carolina, Sennefee, Seras,
Beit 8irginia nnb @Doming.
X * *
&iefser 3usmg mad California
8ie aus Sacramento, Calf, be-
ridtet miro, erlebt 5ur 3eit &alifor-
|nien einen 3u5ug, Ser Sen iogen.
,,@oIb guib' bon ebeoem in BEN
|S6atten 1telt. Mus elmer unldngit
bon ser &on1million fir oie Staats-
bebolferung angeiteaten Ieberii6t lit
erii6tli9, baB beinabe cine Million
Meni6en per Omnibus, @iienbabn
l,no slutontobtI tt ben Iesten Monaten
in &alifornien angefommen iinb, uno
bie &ommiiiion iddbt, oaB Der Staat
iett bereits inbe5ug auf 8ebolferung
an oritter SteGe inn 2an6e febt.
gSie sic ueberiidt anoertet, miro
&alifornien int Sabre 1850 cine 8e=
b0lferung bon 100000 Meni6en
beiiten, unb I'M Sabre 1860 mag es
geetp Yorf iiberfliigelt baben.
9ie &onmiiiion peiB iebr tpobl,
oaB oie biitoriibe @ei6i6te oes Staas
tes bon ieber Elm In5iebungspnnft
fur Srenoe mar, bo6 fiibrt tie oas
eegentp6rtige getpaltige Mnpa6ien Der
8epolferung auf ben &rieg 51riid.
8eionbers beranttportli6 iino oas
fiir oie Slug5eugfabrifen, Die tpie Bil-
5e aus Ser groe ibieBen, nnb Die bic
&onmiiiion als oie pbdnomenalite mt
ouItrielle gnttpidlung in Ser 8eltge=
i9i6te be5ei6net. t. -.
0o9 na6 bern Musiprn6 Ser &on1-
miiiion iteIt oies MIR BEN @nfang
bar. gs faiien iett in &alifornien ST.
ouItrien SuB, oie na6 oem &riege Ell
ne beoeuteroe g(usoebnung erfabren
meroen - tpie Sertil-, plaitii6be, Iu=
tomobil<, Stabl= uno bernanote eS11=
buItrien, oie sic 8ep0lfernng nod rte>
flyer ani6pellen laiien tperoen.
Oie &onntiiiion meiit au6 afu oas
rielige falifornii6e 8allerproieft bonn
,3entraltale" bin, bas iebt beinabe
fertiggeltellt lit. 9ieles Sroieft, oas
angenebme &lima &alifornias uno
bes 5taates groBe geatltridbonbeiten
per6en oauern6 no6 mebr Wfen1ben
nad biei Staate loden.
9luch bie Solbate11, bic nab bent
Often 5nriidfebren itngen oas Sob
Galiforniens, uno MAIDEN 10 fiir ben
5taat pirfia1ne, fotenloie &etlame.
,;So, sic iino I'M bie gan5e Welt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
@eridie6eme Seligiprednngspro5eiie
erIffnet

8ie aus ser @atifanitaot beri6tet
miro, iperoen inn Sftober cine Mn5abl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eroffnet tpers
ben, II. a. Ser bes 8apites Snnocen5
oes @lften, tpelder in Der Ietten SGIf-
te oes II. Sabrbunoerts regierte. Ser
ner Der Der Bapite 8ius' 6es Neun=
ten, 8ene6ift's oes 9reiaebnten unb
Pius' bes 3ebnten.
Yapit Snnocen5 ser @lfte, ipel9er
bon 1876 Big 1859 regierte, mar aIs
Der @ater 6er @rmen uno 8erfolgten
befannt. @r befdmpfte Sen Sotalita=
rianismus oes @0nies 2uotpies bes
Ster5ebnten bon Sranfrei6, ielbIt UNI
ter Der @efabr zines S6ismas uno
nabm Die berfolgten Yrote itanten bon
leiten Suomigs oes gier5ebnten in
S6ub.
X X X
Wdgr. s. S. Saas snm 8ildof BON
8ramo &apibs ernanmt
sSie aus 8aibineton angefiin6igt
miro, lit @isr. S. 8. Saos bon gapit
Eins oem 3molften gum 8ii idof bon
@rano &api6s, Mid., ernannt NOR
ben. @eboren in &acine, Nis., ,pur6e
er 1918 gum Hrieter eeipeibt uno
1887 gum pdpitliden Sauspraloten
erboben. Ser nun 81 Sabre alte ne11-
ertpablte 8il6of lit tpegen ieiner of-
tipen 8etatisuns auf oem @ebiete
Der slrbeiterfrage nno 5o5ialldubae-
ietgebung befannt. Seit 1885 mar er
Sonoerbermittler bes @rbeitsoeport-
1nents Der N&4 un6 ser NationoIen
arbeitsbe5ie iebungsbebore. gr ion iber
1900 @rbeiteritreifs beigelegt baben.
er 1T Sefan an ser S6uIe fir So=
5taltpiiienidaft an ser &atboIiiden
ltniperlttat in @aibington. Son 1922
bis 1881 tpar er @eiteIie6 Der io3io=
logil6en Safultdt Ser Marquette Uni
berittdt in Wilnaufee nnb 9feftor mb
Safultatsmitglieo oes ct. sSroncis
Seminars in Milnanfee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Selgiider 9teriitenfiibrer er=
fpmmunisiert


gSte Die SHoc. Sreiie aus 8elaien
erfabrt lit Seon 9egrelle, ser sSiibrer
Der unter Oem Namen ,,&eri1ten" BE-
fannten belgii6en Na5ipartei, bon ser
fatboliIden Stride erfom1nuni5iert
lporben. slls @rl1no puroe, lpie sic
ggG Dem .Eeriitenblatt ,2e Sans
Neel" entnabm, angegeben, oaB 0e=.
grelle einen belgiihen 8rieiter
5mangslpeiie aus elmer Stride entfernt
bate, no6oem iieb 0ieier getpeigert
bate, linn bie III. &on1nunion 5u rel
tben neil er in beltl6er Uniform in
Der Stride erl6ienen mar. Ser bonn
Observation-Disclosures Ser II. g.
geborte engliibe Sunfberibt betonte,
Ser belgiide aarbinolpri1nos ban
&oep batte bie No5is gebetelr, niht in
Uniform oeln @ottesoienIt bei5unob=
men, Tim 5u berbinoern, oab oieier Itb
in cine politil6e Concentration per=
manole.
X X X
&elisi6ie Ginbeitsfront snr @e,pin=
nnng eines seredJten sSrtebens
Cine gemeiniame bon fiibrenoen
Sertretern oes uSeberal Council Of
tbe Gbur6 Of gbriit': ser ,,So5ialen
9lftion'', ser ,,Nationalen &atboliiben
8oblfabrtsfonferen5" uno 6es ,,Sp>
nagogue Council of Mmertca" Dor
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Gmpfin6lid)er Merstemangel

ginem 8eridt bes uMmerican Me=
oical @ilociation Sournal' 5l1folge
pirft iid Ser Mangel an Mer5ten inn
mer folgeni6nerer aus. Sn ser @ebr=
ma6t itno faum mebr als 80 Broaent
Ser erforoerli6en Mer5te unb unter
ser 3ipilbebolferl1ng ma9t ii9 ser
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so, sic fino Inn bie gan5e Welt
gereil It? 9lu6 SEN &bein binauf tpabr-
i6einli6?'
,,Natiirlih. 8is 5um @ipfel."
vSaben sic au6 Sen 20men bon
ct. Wearfus (aus 5tein uno Itebt in
Geneoig) geieben?"
.Den babe i9 gefiittert."
,l1no oas Sbpar5e Meer be-
iubt?'
,,Da babe ih meine GuGfeoer ge-
fiiat."
Evening star., 1943-03-06
mo. z OF a Series.)
BY JOE RICHMAN,

A young mother whose husband
is in the service has a premature
baby while passing through Wash
ington.
A discharged soldier needs money
until he can get started again in
civilian life.
A father is gravely i'll and calls
for his son in the service.
A marine at Paris Island sends
a friend, a chorus girl, flowers on
her birthday.
A mother whose son is in the
service is ill and has no one to
care for her.
This sea Of human drama swirls
about you as you sit one morning
at the reception desk of the Dis
trict Red Cross Home Service
branch, 1870 E street NV. In a
hallway outside sits a long line of
people, each waiting a turn to re-
quest assistance, advice, a message
from a loved one.
Trained Workers Listen.
Mrs. Louise Caldwell, the recep-
zionist, answers an ever-ringing
phone. In between time she ushers
visitors to small booths where
trained workers wait to hear their
stories. Two machines rattle out
kilograms from Western Union and
Postal Telegraph. Incoming letters
pile up in box.
Voices are heard from the inter-
Evening star., 1943-03-06
| Residence Halls
| Are Named for
Wake, Midway

The II new residence halls for
women Government workers have
been named after States, famous
women and the battles Of Wake and
Midway Islands. Commissioner w.
E. Reynolds Of the Public Buildings
Administration announced today.
The three noted women picked by
Commissioner w e. Reynolds to be
honored are Louisa May Alcott.
author; Clara Barton, first president
Of the Red Cross, and Nine. Marie
Curie, scientist. Alcott, Barton and
Curie Halls all are located In West
Potomac Park.
Wake and Midway Halls are at
Langston Stadium, Oklahoma ave-
nue. and Twenty-fourth street NE
The six residence halls at Arlington
Farms, Va, all named for States. are
Alabama, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana
Maine and Nebraska Idaho Hall is
already open and the others will be
opened shortly. A twelfth residence
hall located in Suitland, Nd, has
been named Suitland.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Invitation Of Fish
To Speak al Boston
Exercises Draws Fire
Majority Of Committee
In Charge Reported
Opposing Appearance
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March 6.-An invitation
to Representative Fish, Republican
Of New York to speak at Evacuation
Day exercises here on March II pre-
cipitated an outburst Of protest to-
day from varied sources.
(The exercises mark the anniver-
sary Of the British evacuation from
Boston during the Revolutionary
War;
The invitation was extended by
William B. Gallagher, marshal OF
the day, but william H. Flanagan
q member Of the committee, said a
majority Of the committee was un-
willing to have Mr.. Fish "expound
his peculiar political theories to the
children Of South Boston,"
Mr.. Flanagan said the commit
tee would meet Monday night to
protest against Mr.. Gallagher's ac-
ton.
Ten local C1O chieftains called on
Mayor Maurice J. Tobin to ban Rep
resentative Fish from speaking.
State Representative Edmond j.
Donlan, Democrat, of Boston filed
a resolution asking the Massachu-
sets House to protest against the
New Yorker's appearance.
His resolution said Representative
Fish issued statements In the Ma
tional House tending to ridicule the
part the Commonwealth Of Massa-
chusetts took In the Revolutionary
War"
Similar protests were voiced by
other ofilceholders.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Boy, II, Appeals
To Locate $74
War STAMP Book

Mark Berliant of Arlington, H.
year-old son of a Coast Guardsman,
appealed today to The Star to help
find his album containing $14 worth
Of War Stamps which he had pur-
chased over a period Of many
months.
Mark lost the book on his way to
the Nellie Gusts School in Airing
ton yesterday. He was planning to
buy q War Bond from his teacher as
he had just earned another IS from
his paper route.
He believes the album was lost on
a Virginia bus. which he boarded
yesterday morning.
His father Is Chief Carpenters
Mate David l.. Berliant. The family
lives at 2103 Twenty seventh street
south. Mark delivers The Star In
his neighborhood,
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Requests to Red Cross for HeIp
Flow in Constant, Human Tide
Home Service Branch Busy Relieving
Both Mental and Physical Distress

Mrs. Sarah Spicer, 64, 1918 v
street Sc, is recovering from an
operation. Her son is in the Navy
and no one Is home with her. Steps
are taken to have a visiting house,
keeper be with her during the morn
ing hours until she is better.
Son Sends Dollar.
Mrs. Spicer calls to express her
appreciation. She says her son has
sent her a dollar to contribute to
the Red Cross drive.
More kilograms, more letters,
more phone calls. A checkup to
verify If a soldier needs a Today
furlough to clear up vital business
matters, a colored soldier needs 500
to tide his mother over an operation
at Johns Hopkins and will pay the
money back, a soldier is unduly
worried about his wife and small
child and must be treasured at once.
a WAAC is concerned about illness
at home.
More kilograms, more letters, more
phone calls. But then-the Red
Cross is always geared for action.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Rites Tomorrow Honor
Catholic Schools Potron

A solemn high mass will be sung
at II am. tomorrow in the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at Catholic University, in cele-
bration Of the feast Of st. Thomas
Aquinas, the patron Of all Catholic
schools.
The celebrant will be the Very
Rev. Adrian T. English, o. p, prior
Of the Dominican House of Studies.
The Rev. Hugh Radigan, o. F. NJ.
professor Of dogmatic theology and
church history at Holy Cross Col
lege, will preach the sermon.
Preceding the mass q procession
Of the faculties and clerics will form
in the shrine at 10:45 am.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Russia
Continued From First Page.)

remaining in German hands west
and southwest Of Moscow.
Towns Fall Before Reds.
South and west Of Rzhev more
than so villages were captured
against stubborn German resistance,
the midnight communique an
nounced. Yesterdays midday COM
munique told of the capture of 50
towns south Of the railway between
Rzhev and Olenino, and of the fall
of several towns in the area between
Lgov and Kharkov.
SmoleAsk, strong German base 230
miles west of Moscow, was the prin-
cipal objective Of the armies point
ing southwark from the Rzhev re-
gion and of the armies pushing
north and northwest from Lgov and
Sevsk.
Between them they apparently
hoped to stamp out the NaI posi-
tions maintained for months at
Orel, Bryansk, Vyazma and Gzhatsk
by crushing those garrisons between
the upper and lower Red Armies.
Meantime, q drive west Of Khar-
kov still was aimed at Konotop,
Poltava and Kiev.
The push west Of Lgov cost the
Germans 1000 dead, $50 prisoners
and war supplies, the communique
said.
Action in Rostov Area.
Action continued west of Rostov
and south and west Of Voroshilov-
grad, in the Donets Basin, with more
than 500 of the enemy killed in vari-
Gus engagements, the Russians said.
The midnight communiQue MAIN
tanned silence on Nal claims that
the Germans had driven a wide
wedge along the Upper Donets River,
where they reported the recapture
of Slavyansk, Lisichansk and Kra-
matorsk, in a sector north of Stalino.
The communique mentioned nei-
th6 the northwest front drive
toward Staraya Russa nor the situ-
alton in the Caucasus Kuban Valley.
The Berlin radio said last night
that q new Russian attempt to
land from the sea at Novorossisk
was turned back by German gun
batteries.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

viewing booths. Most Of the callers
explain the Army has advised them
to come with their dependency al
lotment problems. But there are
others. A wife anxious over her
husband who is still zen route" q
soldier who is stranded while on
furlough, some one who wants to
discuss marital difficulties, some one
who needs financial aid.
Mrs. Caldwell opens the letters
and kilograms and places them in
order. They ask for information on
illness at camp or home, some OF
them marked urgent" home situa-
tions, a soldiers lost luggage, back
ground data on a serviceman, a
soldiers wife who Is stranded and
needs aid.
Incubator Baby Dies.
Mrs. Katharyn Mitchell, director
of the District Red Cross Home
Service, brings in a report on the
soldiers wife who had a premature
baby here while en- route home. The
baby died day before, after having
spent several days in an incubator
The hospital called to request the
Red Cross to aid with arrangements
for the baby and convalescent care
for the mother. A Red Cross worker
on emergency home service duty
had arranged for the mothers ad-
mittance to the hospital earlier In
the week when she was stricken at
Union Station and brought to the
attention of Travellers Aid.
Mrs. Mitchell directs case work
er to wire the woman's husband
that she is well and will be taken
care Of
Pvt. Willie Sanders, 43, colored
of the 300 block of U street NV.
who has been stationed at Will
Rogers Field, Oklahoma City, comes
in with the problem that he is dis
missed from the service because o1
over-age and is fiat broke" He Just
needs money to tide him over unit
he joins his brother in civilian work
at Boiling Field. A case worker take.
him into one of the booths.
| SOn huVlSeU OF illness,
Mrs. Caldwell opens a Telegram
asking that soldier at Hams Point
be located. Physician recommend.
his attendance. Father gravely ill,
the message reads. The soldier
superior officer is contacted and ar
rangements made for him to 2,
home.
Another telegram comes from
Marvin FoXman, a marine at Parri.
Island. He requests a mixed bou.
quet of flowers be sent to Toozis
Arthurs, chorus member O.
"Priorities of 1943." A "happ,
birthday card should be included
he asks. The Red Cross here ar.
ranged for the gift and the marin,
will reimburse his local Red Cros!
field director
A World War veteran, blind, call!
to explain he is expecting to receiv,
$3.50 per month from the Veterans
Administration, but will need aid TO,
about six weeks until this come,
through. A case worker Is assigned
to help him.