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Evening star., 1943-11-16

ClOnlSC OF the war Department Tor
the river entrance is the odicial
front portal through which pass
sooner or later most of the big shots
in military, official and civil life. Re-
ceptionists in the huge concourse
and at the back and side doors have
to be content with the small fry or
an occasional unattended celebrity
who loses his way and finds himself
at the wrong entrance.
There are thousands Of autograph
seekers who would gladly pay Miss
Lowry's salary, no doubt, for the
chance to swap places with her. But
just let them try it. She doesn't 90
in for autographs herself, but she
wasn't above asking Capt. Clark
Gable, the former movie star for
one-which she gave to a shy as
sistant.
No Visitors Can Slip BY.
Miss Lowry could easily build up
one Of the most priced collections
Of autographs in Washington II she
were 50 inclined for no distinguished
visitor-not even Premier Josef
| Stain. II he were likely to arrive
tomorrow, could slip by her desk un-
challenged by guards.
Before she came to the Pentagon,
Miss Lowry was receptionist at the
desk in the Munitions Building re-
served for checking in diplomats and
members of Congress. Now she is
in even a better spot. Being a
friendly soul and from North Caro-
lima where she hardly ever saw
an honest t-to-goodness celebrity, she
never tires Of her job and looks for
ward eagerly to the big shot to-
morrow might bring to her desk.
With so many great and near
great to brighten their days. it would
seem that Miss Lowry and her three
assistants would have difficulty in
naming their favorites. Wrong!
No. / on the list Of military visi-
tors is Capt. Rickenbacker, World
War ace and hero Of 81 days adrift
at sea in this war. The vote was
unanimous. He's an old friend,
especially to Miss Lowry, who has
checked him in and out many times
since the war began.
Rockefeller Voted "Nicest."
OF all the distinguished ofacials
and civilians who frequent the
Pentagon the one voted the
incest" was Nielsen A. Rockefel-
Ter, Co-ordinator OF Latin Amer
lean Affairs, who never is too busy
to stop for q pleasant chat.
To the guards at the door the
four receptionists are known THE
River Gals" That fact became
known yesterday when Ralph
Vaughn, the poet laureate OF the
guards, so dubbed them in q verse
commemorating the first anniver-
sary OF the opening of the river
entrance.
It was a festive day for Miss
Lowry and her assistants-Miss
Marian Donovan, Miss Alice Grove
and Mrs. Alma Cooch. From the
higher ups" in the department.
the Secretary Of Wars office
came a birthday cake with q sin
gle candle. Then there were candy
and greeting cards, the surprise Of
the day coming in the form Of
orchids for Miss Lowry.
Poet Vaughn contributed these
verses:
Greetings to you-River Gals,
Here's thought for each of you
four
AS you celebrate the opening
OF the river entrance door.
May Fate's hand touch you lightly,
May your skies be ever blue;
And the dearest wish in your hearts
In full measure, may that come
true"
Nov wasn't that nice Of him?"
Miss Lowry asked.
The present with . future-War
bonds for Christmas. Keep on back
| in4 tho attack
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Grange Urged 10 Ask
Deportation Of All
japanese After War

By the Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 49,
The National Grange Convention was
urged by its California representa-
tive today to 60 on record as de-
manding that all Japanese in the
United States at the end of the war
be deported to Japan.
A resolution calling for such ac-
Evening star., 1943-11-16
|'River Gals First Anniversary
Hailed by Pentoqon Poet

First to greet any visiting hero OF
other celebrity coming to the Peta-
gon is Miss Maxine Lowry, chief re-
ceptionist at the exclusive river en-
trance.
No one questions Miss Lowry
right to be called the No. recep-
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Maj. Aitehison to Speok

Maj. Bruce Aitchison will speak
at the Jewish Community Cente.
tonight at o'clock on the Amer
ican Army In Africa, In connec-
ton with the series on ''Washins-
ton and the War" Maj. Aitchison
recently returned from service with
the Army in the European theater.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
ZUSTA DAUGIAU-
81 SENESNIEJI

Jau senai pripazinta kad di-
dziausias skaicius trafiko ne
laimese, ypatingai peksciuju
yra senyvesnio amziaus vyrai
ir moterys. Pereita meta rs
is 1877 uzmustu buvo asmenys
virS As metu amziaus ir dau-
giausia tarp 55 ir Ga metQ.
Daugelyje atveju yra katie
paciu peksciuju kad nesisaugo-
ia eidami per gatve. Bet pa
tirta ir tam tikros salygos ka-
da automobilistu katie. Kuo-
met dienos ilgeja ir daugiau
buna sviesos, automobilistai
suvazineja maziau, negu j ru-
deni kada dienos trumpeja.
Pekstieji zusta svarbiausia
del to kad automobilistas ne
gall iu pamatyti savo vaziavi-
mo salygose.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
THE PERISCOPE
BY sARUNAS.

IN HIS BOOK, lone World,
Wendell Willkie says he noticed an
all-pervading feeling among the
peoples of this planet: 81 found this
dread of foreign control every
where.
Can anyone blame the Lithuanians
for not wishing to be controlled by
Soviet Russia?
ONE OF THE MOST important
reasons why Lithuanians do not
want any kind of Russian control
is mentioned in James E. Browns
Russia Fights. The author was
correspondent for the Interna-
tional News Service and a member
Of the little group of newspapermen
like Joseph Barnes, Demaree Bess
and Walter Duranty who were de-
scribed in mission to Moscow" as
unofficial diplomatic colony and
who acted as informal advisers to
Davies during his ambassadorshir
in Moscow. Brown returned to
Russia in 1912, after your years
absence.
In his book Brown suggests that
if the Russians were allowed a free
hand in Germany after the war
even "for a few weeks, there
probably would be no rupture OF
the peace from that quarter for Sc
years. On the basis of what he has
heard Of Soviet occupations of the
Baltic States, Brown says there
would be little fight left in the Ger
man people after such an occupa
tion and no "enemies of the
people" left above ground VIII,
might whip it up.
The Lithuanians know how ter
rible was the occupation by the So
viets. In many ways it matched
the still more terrible occupation BY
the Nazis.
ANNE O'HARE MIC OR MIC K
writes in the New York Times
''Three years of German domination
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
Dirbtuves Rupinasi
Pokariniais Darbais

Clevelando Ekonominio Pie
timo komitetas apdirbo pokari-
niu darbu programa, prie ku-
rio jau prisidejo 226 vietos is
dirbystes, kurios rupinasi grei-
tn pasiruosimu gaminimui vi
sokiu gyvenimui reikmenu po
karo.
Apskaiciuojama kad jau siu
metu gale zmones ispirktu vi
sokiu reikmenu uz apie % BIZ
lijonus dolariu. O su began
ciu laiku visko reikalinga bus
lzymiai daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
APPOINTED AGAIN
DIR. FRANK HILL (AUkSTAkAL.
NIS) REAPPOINTED HEALTH
OFFICER

DR.. Frank Hill, of Waterbury,
Conn.,, went to Bismarck, North Da-
kota, to direct the State department
of preventable diseases, in October,
1910, and in January, 1912, was
appointed State Health Officer and
now reappointed for four years as
the North Dakota State Health Of
ficer. The North Dakota Health
Council president is pleased with
DR.. Hills unique administrative abb
lity and training to head the N. d.
State Health Department, especially
during this period of extreme en-
ergency when the health resources
of the state are severely taxed.
He has written many articles on
health in the medical journals in
the past four years.
DR.. Hill was one of our young
Lithuanian persons responsible for
the large collections of Lithuanian
books on the shelves of our large
Bronson Library; he also arranged
the Waterbury Lithuanian Directo-
rv, which the Lithuanians of Water
bury are proud of.
DR.. Frank Hill (Aukstakalnis) is
the only Lithuanian in the United
States that holds a position of this
type. He is a progressive young
Lithuanian, loves his nationality,
ant we are proud of what he has
accomplished here in Waterbury
for the I.ithuanians.
He is a nephew of Dr. Matthew
Colney, and has practiced medicine
for many years ir Waterbury, be-
fore leaving for the west
Mrs. M. J. Colney
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Parase kaip ir Buves

Gabaliauskas dave ilga ZAP
rasyna" LVS konferencijos,
taip kaip butu joje buves. Mes
zinojom kad jam nereikia kon-
ferencijoie jo 'korespondentes'
Gabaliauskienes tureti, todel
konferencijos marSalka jos ir
neileido.
Gabaliauskas ia konferenci-
ia arba suvaziavima vadina
'seimu" ir sake, tautininkai
pasielge ''nedemokratiskai' ne
isileisdami jo 'korespondentes'.
Tame pat numeryje Gaba-
liauskas praneSa apie Tarybos
rengiama jo taip garsinta "sei-
ma, kuris virto tik konferen-
CHA. Bet j IA konferenciia jis
iau senai skelbia kad netures
butt ileisti - ne tik Dirvos ko-
respondents, bet nei vienas
tautininkas atstovas, nors to-
eliza. Taciau, ia jo selma jis
kie ir butQ iSrinkti. Tada su-
lyg Gabaliausko proto tai bus
pasielgta demokratiSkai.
LVS suvaziavimas buvo pri-
vatinio pobudzio, valdybai rim
xii if apyskaitoms isduoti.
Tas gi Gabaliausko 'seimas'
kaip tik vadinamas visu Ame-
rikOs Lietuviu ir taikomas ap-
tarimams Lietuvos vadavimo
reikalu.
Butu gera zinoti kokia mie-
rele Gabaliauskas savo demo
kratizma" :nieruoja. Tin.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
MIRIMA Al

sIMKUS Kostantas, 48 metQ
nuo 1927 E. &c ST., mire Lie
pos 8, palaidotas Kalvarijos
kapinese IL d. Pamaldos atsi,
buvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like zmona, Eleonora, duktl
Kostancija,. ir trys sunai ka,
riuomenej: Sgt. Walter, Pvt
Anthony, Corp. Frank.
AMSIEJUS Antanas, 70 metu
nuo 1877 E. 33 ST., mire Lie
pos II, palaidotas IA d., Kal-
varijos kapinese. Pamaldos at
sibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje
Paejo is Naviku, Suvalkijos
Amerikon atvyko 1899 m.
Like zmona, Ona, dukterys
Alena Kvederiene, Ona Wilke
Abieju laidojime pasitarna.
vo laidotuviu direktorius N
A. Wilkelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
TO THE EDITOR
OF THE NEW
REPUBLIC

SIR: In his "Should Russia At
tack Japan, Yakhontoff, strong in
He would have the New Republic
the Pacific, is weak in the Atlantic.
readers believe that Russia is in
earnest in approving the Atlantic
Charter, whose signatories pro-
claimed the "desire to, seek no ter
r.torial changes that do not accord
with the freely expressed wishes of
the people concerned. Russia
might be in earnest as regards AL
bania, or Luxembourg, but the ear
nestness dies an inglorious death as
soon as the question of applying
good neighbor's policy toward the
unhappy Baltic States of Lithuania,
Latvia and Estonia comes up.
For instance, in addition to the
widely commented article in the
Moscow Pravda of February 9Th,
there recently appeared semi-official
cabled letters from Moscow in the
New York Herald Tribune and the
Manchester Guardian (England)
claiming all's we'll in the Gods
world on the Baltic, since Commits
sar Dekanozov, backed by Russia's
armed might and police, staged an
election in which 99.89 per cent of
the 95.51 per cent of Lithuanians
participating voted for a "legal'
incorporation into the Soviet Union.
Our Under Secretary Welles de-
scribed these elections as devious
processes, and the whole action
as predatory activity.
A man styled "attache of the
Soviet Consulate in New York" by
Lithuanian Communist papers, is
going around Lithuanian settle
ments in the United States and
Canada beseeching Lithuanian pub
lie opinion to recognize the results
of these "elections".
So, there is considerable doubt
about Russia's earnestness as to
the Atlantic Charter. Since a
chain is only as strong as its weak
est link, if we let Russia choose the
nations to which the principles of
this Charter are to apply, why not
let England, the United States and
all the other United Nations to do
the same? Then, where is the At
lantic Charter, so earnestly" ap-
proved? r...
If, as Yakhontoff wishes us to
believe, Russia stands firmly by
the agreements she makes, the
Lithuanians, no doubt, would like
her to return to the firm stand
taken in the peace treaty between
Lithuania and Russia, of July IL,
1920, where it was stated: Russia
without any prejudice recognizes
the self-rule and independence of
Lithuania with all political conse-
quences and for all times re-
nounces with good will all the So
vereignty rights of Russia, which
it has had in regard to the Lith-
uanian nation or territory.
WIT. SiryydaS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
ATIDUOKIT SENUS
REKORDUS KAR-
EIVIAMS

Per Clevelando teatruS veda-
ma vajus surinkimui jusu at
liekamu senu ir suluzusiu re-
kordu (ploksteliu) kareiviams.
Tai yra Records for Fighting
Men" vajus. Priimami ir su-
luze bel kitaip sugadinti. Jie
bus perdirbti j naujus rekor-
dus.
Kurie turit rekordu dovano-
ii perduokit savo kaimyniska
teatra, American Legion Post,
arba telefonuokit End. 8O44,
sutarimui paemimo tu rekordu
is jusu MANU-.
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Cain Park Theatre
'PERSCNAL APPEARANCE"

Linksma komedija bus statoma
Shame teatre pradedant treciadieniu
Liepos 21, Xxi sestadienio, Liepos
"a. Tai Personal Appears. a.nce"
Lawrence Riley kurinys, vaizduojas
filmu artistes atvykima ir apsisto-
jima mazame miestelyje Pennsyl.
vanijoje. Vadovaujamoj rolej val.
dina Jane Lloyd-Jones, kuri paeina
is Los Angeles.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
NORI MOTERU ! DARIUS

Clevelande agituojama ne.
init vyrQ tokius darbus ku-
riuos gall atlikti moterys, o
vyrai privalo eiti didesnius,
sunkesnius karo darbus..
Karo industrijose dabar sa-
ko dirba jau apie $4,000 mo-
teru, 5000 daugiau negu du
menesiai atgal.
81 rudeni prades platQ vaju
suagitavimui vyru ir moteru
eiti dirbti nors dali savo lais-
vo laiko karo reikmenu gami-
nimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16

have proved that Europe cannot be
ruled by one power or by armed
power. We have to live in the fut-
ure with nations that will govern
themselves according to their own
ideas and character.
The Lithuanians did not give in
Lithuania is one of those nations.
either to the Russian or German
style of living. They want to live
their own, free and independent
style.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
NAMAI GERAM PELNUI

Pasirinkit viena arba abu siuos
gerai pastatytus namus po II KAN
bariu su garaziais, 7211 Lexington
ave. ir 7215 Lexington ave. kama
zemiau vertes, mes reikia isdalinti
palikimo turta. Kreipkites
Florida 1855.
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25 METU SUKAkTUVES

Geri Dirvieciai, Jonas ir Jie-
va Zorskai rengia savo rs me-
tu vedybinio gyvenimo sukak-
ties paminejima, Sio sestadie-
MO vakare, Liepos II, Ma5iu-
tos sode ir saleje. Pokilyje da-
lyvaus uzkviesti ju gimines ir
artimi draugai.
Linkime jiems ilgiausiu me-
tu ir geros sveikatos ir ateity-
je.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
RABINAMS SEKASI

IS Lietuvos pabege TelsiQ
seminarijos rabinai isteige sa-
vo seminarija Clevelande. Da-
bar ia seminarija isigijo nau-
jas didesnes patalpas ir turf
jau 800 mokiniu. TelSiuose
sake turejo apie 500 rabinuku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
REIkIA DARBININKU u

Prize budinku priziurejimo, ciagi-
Mai ir ateiviai pilieciai. Nuolatine
vieta, menesine alga su overtime
Geros darbo salygos. Vyrai tarp 1e
ir SO metu, geroj sveikatoj, kurie
liuosi nuo drafto. 600
Mr.. WRIGHT END. 0475
1892 E. 62nd Street.
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Nors visi dabar daug dirba
ir rodos neturetu laiko nei pes
It's nei divorsQ jieskoti, taciau,
kaip skelbia apskrities teismo
ofisas, siu metu pirma pusme-
Il divorsQ jieSkoti kreipesi SOC
daugiau negu per ta patti pus-
met pernai. Symet per 6 me,
nesius divorsu kreipesi 3,114
pernai per pusmeti 1881.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16
OHIO valstijOs virsininka

OHIO valstijos virsininkai
raginami dabar apsirupinti J.
gyti teises naujiems keliams
statydinti tuoj po karo, kad
nereiketu paskui gaisuoti ir
laika aikvoti. Jau numatyta
apie 900 viesu keliu projektu
miestu srityse, kuriems reika-
linga bus apie $50 milijonu do
]ariu
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PAsTU prenumerata galima
siusti ir is Clevelando. Kas ne
turi laiko ateiti administraci-
jon gall pasiQsti laisku So su
pilnu savo adresu.
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SAUGOKITES CEKIU

kita paprasta apgavyste pa
sikartoja su valdzios cekiais.
Dabar kai valdzia pradejo
siuntineti tevams ir seimoms
kareiviu cekius, tuos cekius is
laisku dezuciu prie namu vagia
ir labiau dar vogs gaujos tam
tikru zuliku.
zinoma, valdzios cekis VISA
da bus geras, ir jeigu JUS is
keisit toki ceki, galit gauti uz
j pinigus visada. Bet JUS ga
lit patekti j beda uz to cekio
iskeitima, kaip uz jo pavogima,
jeigu cekis vogtas ir ne to kan
priklauso.
Todel Office of War Infor-
nation pataria visiems stai
ka: Pazinokit ta kas indorsuo-
ia ceki. Jeigu jusu kaimyno
sunus ar dukte tarnauja karo
tarnyboje ir JUS pazystat ta
kaimyna, galit ceki iskeisti !;
jeigu nepazystat to asmens ku-
ris praso ceki iskeisti, nors ir
pasiraso ant cekio prie jusu
akiu, atsisakykit keisti, mes jis
gal turi vogta ceki.
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PADEKA

ReiSkiame savo nuoSirdzia
padeka visiems kurie dalyvavo
Sermenyse ir laidotuvese mu-
su vyro ir tevo, Vinco Gudi-
no, kuris mire Liepos 6. De
kojame uz geles draugams il
giminems. Taipgi aciu grab
nesiams ir laidotuviu direkto-
rel Della Jakubs uz jos prize
lankuma.
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zUVO 55

Trafiko nelaimese Clevelan-
de nuo Siu metu pradzios Xxi
Liepos IA zuvo jau 55 asme-
nys. Pernai per tick pat lai-
ko buvO 65.
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Mrs. Magdalena Gudinas
ir Selma.
LANKESI SLAVINSKAS

Liepos IA, trumpam laikui
Clevelande lankesi ilgametis
buves veikejas, scenes artis-
tas Adomas Slavinskas. Da-
bar jis gyvena Shelton, Conn.
lis yra Dirvos skaitytojas nuo
JOS isteigimo. Apsilanke re-
dakcijoje ir pas kitus savo ar
timus draugus.
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DAIRYING is reported to be
Americas largest industry; 26,OO0,-
coo dairy cows supply the mater
ials.
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sNEKITRTOS me-

sNEKURIOS mesos parduo-
tuves Clevelande ruosiasi lai-
kyti atdaras savo duris tiktai
iris dienas savaiteje, del me-
SOS stokos.
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SAUGOkITES KLAS-
TINGQ PINIGU IR
VOGTU cEKlQ

Per visus karus zmones bu-
davo bandomi visokiais budais
apgauti klastingais pinigais.
Ir sio karo metu valdzia ru-
pinasi mokinti zmones apsisau-
goti apgaviku.
siuo kartu paminesime dve-
jeta apgavysciu kurios labai
plinta, kaip pranesa valdzios
istaiga, vykdanti Secret Serv-
ice Crime Prevention Progra-
ma.
Amerikoje iseinantiems XII
tatauciu kalbomis 1,496 laik-
rasciams issiuntineta pranesi-
mai paskelbimui skaitytojams
kad saugotusi apgavystes.
Karo metu viena rusis apga-
vysciu yra tai platinimas ne
tikrQ popieriniu pinigu. Bu-
kit atsargus nuo tokiu pinigu.
Jie platinami visaip: bizniuo-
Sc ir privatiskai, net per val
kus. Kaip skelbia Secret Serv-
ice, jie savo acknowledgements
pamokomis isgelbejo tukstan-
cius berniuku ir mergaiciu nuo
tapimo kriminalistais is jaunu
dienu, sulaikant juos nuo pra-
dejimo platinti klastuotus pi-
nigus, kuriuos jiems iduoda tu
pinigu dirbejai iskeitimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-16

ALOIZAS JANUSIS, ilga-
metis Dirvos skaitytojas, SUI
sirgo, turejo pasiduoti ligoni-
nen operacijai.
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ANNE O'HARE MICK
writes in the New York Times:
"Three years of German domination
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-09
War Heroes Give Thrill to Crippled at Sigma Gamma

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis Chap
man and children, Bill, Jean
and Joan, of Saginaw, were
guests for few days last week
in the home of Mrs. Chapmans
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Brewer.
Mrs Ross Bartholomew. Of
Detroit, spent few days last
week with Mrs. Neil Gray.
Mrs Sam Yoder, of Bar Har-
Dor, Maine. was the guest of
Miss Betty Butterfeld for a few
days last week. Mrs. Yoder will
be remembered as Miss Barbara
Carl, formerly of Romeo, and is
now visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs f. f Carl, of Pontiac.
Mrs. Frank Moran Will en-
terrain the Contract Club next
Tuesday evening in her home on
w. St. Clair street.
Mrs. George Shaw left last
Friday for her home in Pslo Al
to, California, after six weeks
visit with her sisters. Mrs. James
Harvey and Mrs. Bert Hough-
won't.
Mr.. B J. Manahan. Of the
Pontiac Nursery is on a business
trip TO Tyler, Texas,
Miss Barbara Levin has re
turned to Katherine Gibbs
School in Chicago after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Levin.
Mrs. Willard Slovarp and Mrs.
Raymond Tyler will entertain 20
guests next Monday evening in
the home of Mrs. Tyler on w
St. Clair Street, honoring Mrs.
Richard Forsythe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-09

Mrs. Jack McFadden enter
tanned last Saturday evening at
a miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss Marion Bailey.
Mrs Bronson Hill, of Kansas
City, Missouri, visited last week
in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Buzzell,
Mrs Eugene Stephan Is spend
ing a few weeks in Fort Wayne,
Indiana where her husband,
Lieut.. Stephan, is stationed.
Mrs Roy Sadler visited rela-
tives in Cleveland, Ohio last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II Eldred and
Mrs. Harry Throop have left to
spend the winter in Florida.
Mrs. Edward Boetcher, Jr. has
left for Camp Adair, Oregon 10
join her husband who is station
ed there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-09
Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal
Scenes Come to Life Here
seIfridse Officers Depict
Stirring Scenes for Youngsters

one civilian hero, took time off
from official and personal APP
pointments TO spend few very
happy hours with the handicap
ped youngsters.
Charles V. Titus, local pal"
of the Riddles since pre-war days
when First Pursuit Group Off
GERS inaugurated the Sigma
Gamma visits, acted as an in
formal master of ceremonies.
Talks by the war veterans, a
question-ansWer and kidding
period, a sing-song and movies
of former governor Murray Van
Wagoner's visit TO the hospital
school comprised the enjoyable
program.
To follow the informal talks
in any form of continuity in this
report would be difficult. A list
ing of the hero visitors, and their
war records. will suffice. Husky
threats and eyes that sparkled
were the rule among these vet
Grams who had faced death on
countless occasions w h u t
flinching, but whose hearts were
easily vanquished by helpless
children.
HICKAM FIELD HERO
Leadep oLthe group was Ma
jor William c. Addleman, with
a record of Hawaiian Islands
service from 1893 to l943. He
was assistant executive of the
bombardment wing at Hickam
Field when Jap bombers swoop-
ed down out OF that peacetime
sky two years ago.
Although Ma 0r Addleman
wears a double row Of military
decorations, including the Pur-
pie Heart for heroic action under
fire, he talked but briefly 10 the
youngsters, said little about
himself. and praised the subordi-
nate officers with him.
Major Addleman introduced
Miss Mary Shively, a slender, at
tractive young woman whose
composed and friendly demean-
or was in marked contrast 10 the
tale Of horror she told the chill
dren.
Miss Shively is registered
nurse. who was living with
friends at Pearl Harbor on Dec.
7. l94l. and had just finished her
work al the city hospital when
fury broke loose in the skies,
and the harbor took on the form
of deafening pyrotechnic dis
play The treacherous Jap bomb
ers were making havoc of the
naval base and waterfront and