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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01
McNary Promises
Action On Anti
Negro Senate AID

WASHINGTON, d. G. - (SNS)
Senator Charles McNary, Minor
ity Leader of the Senate, promised
this week to discuss the recent APP
pearance of a discriminatory ad-
vertisement in the Daily News
here with the capitol architect who
is now responsible for administra-
tive matters.
McNary's promise came in an
SWer to an NAACP protest against
the advertisement which specified
white" in a want ad for a worker
at the Senate restaurant. The
NAACP declared the advertisement
to be in violation of Executive Or
der 1902.
HOW CROOKED GAMBLERS WIN
At Roulette, Cards, Dice, Numbers.
Marked Cards Dice, Point, Hit Num-
bers, Winning system Exposed. Partieu-
lars for 3 stamps. Don't Gamble 49,
Dent Be a Loser.
DOC GIBSON, Sta. y. Box 30
Cincinnati, Ohio
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01
DANGER!
COLDS AT WORK
WITH COUGHING, SWIFTLY, SNEEzY,
STUFFY NOSE PUNISHMENT

Beware of spreading colds The spread
of colds is 8 national menace. Guard
your well-being. Dress senslbly. Get
enough sleep. Above all, don't neglect
your cold. A neglected cold can cause
lots of misery. So do something about
the very first sniffie or sneeze, use
Penetro Nose Drops famous "two-drop
way to relief. Remember, Penetro
Nose Drops are real prescriptlon-t!ype
medicst ton containing ephedrlne, IN 2
balanced formula that helps. break
through that colds congestion IN your
nose; give your head cold the ar
Generous bottle 25e {. 213 times as
much for SOC. Use only as directed;
And don't wait for these head cold
miseries to attack Today get Penetro
Nose Drops.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

II ERE pleasant little that give you message
every DAY IL IS numerical puzzle spell
your fortune Count the letters in first
OF letters or more subtract If the
add s. The result is key number Start upper
hand of the rectange
numbers LETT to right Then read the message the letters
the checked figures give you, A.,A
copyright 1915 by William Miller. by King Features
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

w. g. S.-Wil I get a job soon
in this new field Or will the gov
ernment let ME change jobs2
Ans: The government will be
glad for you 10 get into war work.
Yeu will very likely make definite
connection in this new field but IL
would not be advisable to quit
your present job until you are
certain of this new employment.
one of the high offices in his
lodge. In every organization there
are always a few who have to
shoulder the brunt of the respon-
sibilities and do the work. Your
husband is the backbone of his
lodge at this writing. When the
new officers are elected, you win
see more of your husband.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

+. 6. S.-What would you a6-
wise, good friend? | am very mucl.
in love with a beautiful girl bu,
| am afraid to tell her because
there is a possibility ON my hein,.
drafted at my age.
Ans: A faint heart never won
fair lady. Tell the girl about
your love. 1T may surprise you
10 find out that you rate rather
high in her estimation. The girl
is broadminded and she under
stands about the draft. Why keep
her guessing? Tell her the truth.
VIC. B-A rev months ago
man came to my house and tole
me that he could give me luck"
He asked for money, saying that
he would bless it and return it to
me later. | haven't been able to
locate the man or my money.
ans: And you won't. IL is quite
evident that you have been
sWindled out of your money. Re
port the matter to the police so
that they can be on the outlook
Tor this "swindIer.' The best wa,
t. bless your money today is in
vest IL in good old Government
War Bonds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

L. W-The second week after
Xmas I went on my vacation and
met boy who was nice looking,
Try being little more pleasant
and congenial with your co-wcrk-
ers and MISUNDERSTANDING will be
thing of the past.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01
Great Doubt Achievement Will Curb
Discrimination Digest Poll Shows
Negroes Whites
Divide On Query

CHICAGO = IANP) = Sharp disagreement between
Negro and white Americans over whether success and
achievement by coored citizens will the breakdown of
racial discrimination is noted in the Negro Digest Poll Of
May The poll conducted by Negro Digest magazine pub
lished in Chicago at 1907 South Parkway.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

Good reliable firm wants older
men TO travel. Bonus and weekly
check. Exper. unnec. McBRADY,
1917 Van Buren,, Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01

L. M.-Why is it my husband
IS spending so much time in his
lodge here of late? Recon he
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01
uumaN RtLANION . I.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Mn her &elteltluenDe

Ihlpinben linb in Griitnrner 5m 5er=
fallen. @ir iteben Dor elmer Neuoro=
|nnng nidt mir grropas, lonbern Der
gansen Belt. @ir iteben por elmer
ariie Ser in Ser 3ibililation 5uiam-
nengeibloiienet1 Seflmene, Der gr=
Sc, iotpeit iie betpobnt lit, ltno - por
elner Neuperteilung bes groballs,
mas .ir1ner man bon ltnabbdngigfeit
unb Selbltregierl.ng iinnt rno iagt
unb trGllmt.
Cine 0eunerteilung guropas, 5. +.
Ser bon sen 9iftatoren in ale 2an-
Ser berbannten Meniheu nno cine
Repatriierung miro itb ais cine Der
&anptanfgaben Der iiegrei6en Ser.
geationen eripeiie1 ipenn 8erebtigfeit
lno @0lferfrieben pieoer in europa
berri6en ion.
@ir iteben llnfraglid an 8orabello
elmer nenen gpo6e, elmer biitorii6en
@eltentpeiase. Menl, elm iolioer.
@rltnDltein fir ben &euball Der gSelt
gelest apiro, ein @rnnbltein, Der in
einer anerfenual,ls pes badlten @au-
meters beitebt, 10 fann Die Meni6-
belt einer slHdlibern 3alflllit entge=
gel,ieben. @enn, pie bein Nelaaofrie-
Sen bes ,eriten @eltfrieses sGbriitas,
els Der gdltein Der nen aa,fsubalae,,- l
ben Meiforonlng periporfelt miro,
|eebt bie u1,sIiihihe Menidbeit ei,,esn
llenen 8olfei6 6la6ten elltgesen bas
has gnoe Ser Menldbeit, tpenn al.h
[fsibt Der @elf berbeifiibre1 fam. y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Gin Ni6tfatbaiu iber ieftierfrii6f Giftmlf6frfi
in 9ateiuamerifa

|9orbamerifas iiber Die iiibamerifani-
|iben 2aneer biloeu.
Scr. 8bite begann ieit1e erite Sor-
ihungstour in Siibalnerifa, ais er ilu
Sabre 1915 ais an1erifaltiiber 8ise-
fenIlll in guenos Aires antrat. sead-
Dem er in Siioamerifa oas erIte 8iiro
Der aiioc. 8relie gegriinbet, berehte
er Sic iiibamerifaniihen 2anber als
reiienoer &orreiponoe,at Der Chicago
Eribune, per Stem gorf 5itues, Ser
Chicago 9ailp Stems uno Ser Ste,u
Oorf &eralo 9ribl,lle. Mngenblidlib
Lereilt Mr. 8bite Chile, 8olibia lno
4erlt fir Die 8eralo Sribune.
Scr. @bite bebQnert anfridtig bie-
len MiBbrallb Der @elieion n1lo err
fart, oieie Sppolition gegen bie berz
tperfliden ,,gefebrungslnetboben' be-,
oeute feinesipegs eiltelt gingriff In
sic relisioie 5reibeit, ionbern elm 8resI
telt gegen Die proteitautiide uWsl
liions"- -Mrbeit, tpelbe religios 1llb pos3
litiid perfebrt lit u,lo oie gegenieis;
tisen beitebenoen 8eibuusen 5ipiihe1r
ben 2dnbern Ser ineItlihen .Senlia
ipbdre MIR nod neribdrft unb oie ans
seitrebten freinbidaftliden 8e5iebuns
gen 1lltr ,loh nlebr eribpert.
LID Is
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

Mm 6. 9e5enlber 1886 tpies Sugo
@raf 2erGenielb- -aofgering Der fritz
bere baperiide Minilterpraiioent nno
ft1tere beuti6e 8eianote in 8ien nno
8riillel, auf sic Die oalnalige 8elt.
lage beorobenoe 8efabr bin nit ben
@prtcn: ,Sdmere Gorge 1aitet alf
sen Staatslenfern lmb 80ltern. 0as
@ilo zines 1el,en @eltfrieges .iteigt
auf. Gob ei,t @elttrieg nno Die alll-
tnr gllropas, ia Ser Menidbeit lit
Dem llntergang getpeibt, 10 rllfen 81
hpuen l,no Yropbete,l. @as baben
mir aatbolifer in elmer 3eit 5l1 iagen,.
ba ,miere Stride IN ibren ginri6tun=
gen ipltenlpoller umo ibonunssloler
befinpft lpiro als ie9....
9ie peritanoesfluee Menibbeit uns.
ferer Sage lit nidt nebr tpie 9as
Mbenolonb Inn bic erite sSabrtanieno-
nenoe ser 6riitliben 3eitrehnllng
BON apofalpptilden Gorltellungen
iiber sic Gernihtlug utieres Maneten
nno Sic atpeite Anflil1ft ll1Ieres &errn
OILS @eitenridters erfiiGt. llsto bod
eeminnen aud mir bon iener Gdil-
rerllus lnahtise Ginoriide bon n,ebr
oils nur ipinboliihen1 .Gespibt, 10
penn mir an bie Steae oenfen ]. ..
,,es perben Gielibo= @briltus n,ab fai.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

gs lit ipieoerbolt bon r1ibtfatboli-
f6er 5eite bingeipieien morben auf
bie nit Ntitteln genleiner 8erlennt.
Dung llnb reidIiben 8elbmitteln bon
proteitantiiden Niliionaren betriebene
Yroielptenlnaherei in Werifo lnb i,t
sen iiioalnerifanii6en &epublifen.
slbeeleben bon Ser perrl16ten Me=
tgooe bieier proteltantiiden Senblin=
ee, Sen angeblib in ser 5initernis
iibenoen Siioamerifanern ibr bon
Menl6en 5uredtee5ilnmertes u@pan-
eeliun1" 81 bringen, beltarfen Senoz
l1nge bie SiiOamerifaner 1T ibren
gorl1rteilen segen bie Yanfees ser
Ner. Staaten.
9as iebr auflbluBreide, bel ser
9ruce So. in Milpal1fee eribienene
9udb bes lpelterfabrenen 8ubli5iiten
Sobn y. 8bite lit geeienet, alien
8eforiportern ser ,@oob 9eeigbbor"-
9olitif nit 2ateinamerifa sic @ltgen
5ll offnen. llnter oenl Sitel Dur
Goob Neiebbor Surole', melhes bie
geobadtlmgen zines 25iGbrigen St,,=
biums an Srt ,lno Stene entbalt, BE-
bmlptet ,tno benefit Serr 8bite, baB
her Sauptgrl1nb Ser gorurteile u11b
res Mrglpobns ben noroamerifaniiden
ganfees seseniiber oie geboiiigen ge=
februnsslnetboben fanntiider prote-
itantiider uMiilionare' biloell bie
fid anmaBen, ben ieit Sabrbunoerten
in Der fatboliiden &eligion eraosenen
,.nb allfsepaebienen Siibamerifonern
tire perpdlierte 2ebre allfau5pingen.
9amit nidt 5,,frieben, i,lden iie
ondL lid in politiide Nugelesenbeiten
ein5nmii6en. gs bat lid bur6 bie
heitdnoige 8iiblarbeit oieier seften-
preoiger in be, latein onle=
rifaniiden 2anoern, beion0ers in Me-
rifo, hie slniidt feitgeiest, oaB oieie
Senblinge bic abantgarbe @oibingr
bil6en 5nr pollitdnoigen Doninatioll
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
Scr Silam III oen epnren oes Nbenolanoes

/ unDDfDefe1IeIe SSrQu IN etHeH SSeIIs
jftreit nit Dem Manne fbidte in al
len gerufen linb &iiniten nno in ie-
fer aarriere. Mm slnfang ertonte er
Hnf: ysieoer nit Dem Sbleier, meg
NIT Dem erniebrigenoen 3eiden, bas
Der Sran Sen Musorld lanb bas 2d-
deln nabm! gs NOR ser Sblabtruf,
ser iiberaabin brang lnb MiIionen
bon Srarenber5en begeiiterte, geidiirt
bon ben flan1lnenben S9riften Ser
2aira Main BON Beirut llnb Der fatbo-
li'den Aesppterin Marp 3ipaoa. Das
glb bon SRI. gsain Ser Sdleier
l'nb iein 5aa" rief cine bisise 9ole-
milf berpor. Seftige @esner maren oie
fonierpatiDen WobammeOaner, oie
binter Der Gntibleieruns aaad ben
stur5 ibrer iosialen Madtlteuung ia-
| ben. 9ob all ibr Broteit perbullte
I'M 2eeren. 0ie @erbreitltng Der &ul.
tur, Die frudtbare 5atigfeit Der Mii=
|i;onare ,lrub bic pernlebrte erropaiide
gegegnung errangen Die Serridaft
iiber Die 0ffentlide @einatng Sra.
ger bieier. &efprM paren Die Stuben~
tlnnen, Sic an Die galsienbe sdblen
uslo aasenein oen gdIeier faaen lie
|ben. Ser totale Durdbrlld tpirb nur
nod cine 6rase Der 3eit iein. .
Die anffalillng Der 6rau it, Der
mathematician Sasnilie lit pollig
peri6ieoen bon Der nnirigen, no iene
tlpB aler gerirrungen bod in ritter
Hder 3eiie pie @efabrtin ees Man,
aes bilbet. Sm @ebanfenfreis oes &o-
rams bot bie 5rau feline a,tbere Auf-
gabe als Die M,ltteridaft alnO oie
Nnf5nht Der @il,ber, i'm iibrigen lit
Der Maln Der Serr llnb ie Die Sfla-
bin. &eute iebob beginnt es aud III
|bieien al,idallMneen 5lt 6alnmera.. SIT
6en b9beren &laiie,t pon5ieben iiG
oanf Der Stuoenten, bic i'm Musla,tb
ltubiert baben, beiliame Menoerungen,
inbem lie bas 6atnilienlebem mibren elt-
ropaiiden @rfahrnngen INNER mebr
eapolien. Gin idperniesenoes gei-
ipiel sab cine bobe agpptii6e 9erion-
li6feit, bie sur 2ebensgefabrtin ein
Mab6en ertpablte, bas, pblpobl MOS
bamnebaniidL bon fatboliiden Sdue-
itern er5ogen poroen ipor. Rab einent
8eita,1bnis bes befannten Wooerni.
ifen Mobameb 8eiio &ioa Iebt in fet-
ner ipeiten 8efannti6aft feiner nebr,
Der n0ffentlid l,nb llrberidantertpei-
lie 8olDganlie betreibt'.
Bis Dor fnr5em mar oie iilamiti-
|i6e 5ralt i'm aagenleinen Analpbabe.
tin. Seute bat lib aud in oieier Sin.
|it6t bieles gebeiiert. sSsn ananden @e-
genoen beiteben ipeiblide sdulen, in
oenen iest neben Dem llnterridt bes
aorans audi oie enropailden Spra.
den, &auspirtidaft nnp 8erufsihu.
hing aegeben miro. 8or ALIEN IN Spa.
Mid -Maroffe nnb in 2ibsen. Cine
grobe Anaabl berborrasenber 6rauer
fanlpff in alien iilaulitiiden 2ansern
fir 6ie 8efreillng Der 6rait bl.rh III,
nibiouene Arbeit nno burb rationale
uno internationale &ongreiie u1o
9ereinislneen. Gin erfrellides 3ei-
den it babel Die 3uiapuuenarbeit bon
6ralen peribieoeniter 8eligion. Die
gan5e gewegung oarf I'M @runoe
Writlih gellarnt iperoen. .l1nb Ser
8eitrog Der Miiiionen NIT ibren @hu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04
SIR bic Sat

Miilers aabe lit franf. &err MiiI5;
Ter sebt in Sic apotbefe mo fregt
ben Rropiior, ob er etpas fir feline
aabe babe.
ySb ia, .iagt 6eier, ,,iuden 5ie
l!d ettpas ansl 8as bier in bieienl
&egal itebt, lit alles fir pie aas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

SeT DelIUelDegeltDe 2SelIIrIeg, QeT
bis IN bic entlegenolten @eltlpilrfel
porbrang llno ibon inn erIten 8elt-
frieg poiitii6e nno io5iale geridie-
bllngen betpirfte, bat audi IN Der
iilanlitii6en 8elt ltab bielen Sabr=
Bl,noerten itagnierenoer AbgeidloiIen-
belt burbgreifenbe gerdnberungen
geidaffen. gs lit bon groBem lno
aagemeinem Srterelie, oie iib regent.
Sen &rafte in Ser @elt bes Silan,
oie nab pielen DfIlionen aablt, an
.beoba6ten nnb ibre Stennngnabme
I'M gegenlpartisen golferfonflift 5n
perfolgen.
Gin tiefer &enner Der iilauitii6en
21noer, ser SSeillitenpater .Stefano
Gator, enfipirft inn vgppenire o'Sta-
La Elm bollltanbiges uno a1lidauli-
DIES 8ilb iiber ben Sortibritt bes.
Silam in Ser letten 3eit:
,,Nod por 80 sSabren bolten bie
alobamiaeaauil6eu @Dlfers ipie ieit al
ten 3eiten IN ibrer l,nelnpfinoli6en
gepegp sloiiefeit babitL obne boB
| Elm 2iHden lie aus ibrer beiligen
2etbargie aelpedt batte. Sorti6ritt
eriitierte fiir lie nidt; bas io5iale 2e=
Zen NIT ieineu ginridtnngen ibien. eis
ae groBe neriteinerte @elt 5u iein.
als bebre, lplnidfeie Bettler triebea
lie in ibrer l,nfrabtbaren NlBe ba5
hin. .
&ie nit eiaerll Sdlag ging bor ,al=
len, s.aA belu eriterl s8eltfrieg anno
ia ein algenaeiues Grgpaden ourd
lbieie Maiien. Der AnltpB fam bon
alsBen llifo bat niht ieinen lebten
@rnnb I'M tednHGen gnfibprllg,
Cine 8eiie bon seberan nad Mie-
idep, bie friiber 5 @oben auf benz
&Hden Der &anlele ballerte, 1925 in
! 5 Saeeil per Matto aliriidseleet tpllr=
lbe, burbrait man be,tte in 5 Slug
| itunpen Sll &eriien puroen in pen
Iesten Z sSabren tnebr giienbabneu
geballt ais iiberbaupt gerbinoungs=
ipege in q Sabrbllnbertelt. 9ie per-
1iiibe Greiie mifft bente $50 3eitun=
gen in Die Mailen llno fonfurriert nut
Negpptel,, .bas bere1 400 IN arabi=
1iher 5prahe publisiert. Sic Siirfei
bas flaliilde &eid bes Silams, erleb=
te innert lpenigen Sabren cine mabre
eipile &epolution, Ser 9olitif, bes
&edtes, ser Site, Ser Nnlhauuneen
rl1o bes gan5elt 2ebens. Gin tDpii9es
3eiben fir oie gntipidlung linb Die
ainos: ipabreno 1923 ei,,5ig in aon-
ltantinopeI rno Snuprnia nerein5elte
2idtipieltbeater beita1lbelt, fiuben iie
| iid) beute in n1ebr als 80 Staoten lllD
bis in Die 90rfer binaus.
9ieier idbe 8rub nit einem iabr-.
bunoertelanaen graum fon1,te Dor al
lem Die glIbenbe @orlteaungsapel Der
orientaIilden sSrau nid)t l1nbeeinflubt
laiier. Sic. Die aI5ulange IN ben Set
ten religioler unb io5ialer @orurteile
gefqngen lag uno bas 0pfer .eines
brutalen Ggoismi,s mar, erbob ii6
Nno begann bier uno bort ibre no
tiirliden uno aipilen Gedte 5u for
bern. angeiidts 6ieier fir Elm Bolt
10 iiberaas tpihtisefi gatlnhe anber=
ten fid langiaul llnb ipioerltrebeno Die
Sheen in pen areiien Der 1rlannliden
Snteaigen5. ,gom Gnoe ,bes lesten
SSabr blulberts an arita,lo eine tpeite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

8er Die geine betpest, beipeet aud
pie SABINE. (Ger 5leibise bat al
eiien,)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-04

Gin gutes 9ferb permebrt bon
ielbit iein 5ntter (o,1rd Mrbeit)
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s. s1 s ss' s
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22

TN THE GUY who looked at you from a
i USO poster little over year ago.
I'm the guy you forked over $54 100000
for-se that, through the USO, you could let
me and all my buddies know that someone
home still thought about us-still cared
enough not to want us to miss out on any of
the things we were in uniform fighting for
A hot cup Of coffee for example, when you
come in all grimy and tuckered out from
little business" trip.
A club house with easy chairs to melt into
and desks to sit at and write home and
dance floor and some decent girls to give us
out here little reminder of what its still like
back there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22
GriPshoIm Ups Anchor,
Soils from Mormugoo
Jop Nationals Likewise
Enroute TO Their Homeland

MORMUGAO, Portuguese In
dia, Oct. % -,P)- The Amer
ica-bound exchange ship Grip
sholm pulled away from shore
at a. m. today Oil p. m. EWT
thursday with approximately
500 repatriates eager to get far
away from Japan.
The Gripsholm's departure
followed by one day the sailing
of the Japanese exchange ship
Teia Maru, which left for Japan
yesterday with Japanese Ma
tionals brought here by the
Swedish ship which is now taxi
ing the Americans home.
The Gripsholm left on the
morning high tide to avoid
grounding in the shallow part
of the harbor, which is filled in
places with a centuries old &C
emulation of mud W a h e d
down by the monsoon rains.
The liner, nearly 500 feet
long. occupied two-thirds of the
length of the basin where II had
been Dire d ( d out to safer
depths.
There was no band or cheer
ing as the Grlpsholm sailed. A
h al = dozen correspondents, a
handful Of diplomats and few
longshoremen lined the shore TO
see her pull out,
Proceeding on schedule the
vessel should reach New York
Dec. 2.
One of the 1908 repatriates
who arrived here on the Tela
Maru - 56-year-old Presby-
terrain missionary - died aboard
the Gripsholm 3 hours before
she sailed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22
Neutral Corner
Sought by Business
Free for-AII on
War Contracts Opens

WASHINGTON, Oct. % Up
Business leaders sought a
neutral corner today in a free
swinging fight between two of
the Administrations topflght Of
ficials.
In one corner was square jaw
ed, blunt spoken Lindsay c.
Warren, Comptroller General.
In the other was mild-man-
nered, suave Robert p. Pattcr-
son, Undersecretary of War and
the Army's official spokesman
on Capitol Hill.
At issue is legislation TO de
termine the manner in which
settlement will be made on ter
minated war contracts. Patter-
son insists that war agency Of
ficers should have final author
ity.
Warren says they should be
subject to audit by an indepen-
dent agency such as his own,
Some Army contracting officers,
ne says, have been handling pub
lie funds with reckless aban-
don"
All We want is quick and
a fair settlement" said Lucien
Shaw, an official of the Lock
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22

The missionary, whose name
was withheld, had been i'll for
a long time. He had had two
strokes previously and suffered
a third while on the Gripsholm.
Although his name could not
be used because of restrictions
applying 10 news concerning the
repatriates, it was disclosed that
his widow lives at Pasadena,
Calf.
After a brief service aboard
the ship, the body was taken TO
the Protestant church in Vasco
ola Cana, two miles away, for a
further service, then was buried
in Dona Paula Protestant GEM
etery in Pangim on the island
where the main Portuguese coll
ony here is situated.
The dead man had been a mis-
sionary for 35 years, mostly in
China. He had been interned for
seven months.
His illness extended back over
several years. A stroke occur
red while he was in an intern
ment camp near Shanghai and
he was carried aboard the re-
patriation ship on a stretcher.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22
Commando Raid
on DOdecaneSe
is Reported

LONDON. Oct. % - t4') - A
Berlin broadcast said today that
British forces had made a COM
mando-like landing on the Dode-
canese island Of Kalymnos, be-
tween Cos and Leros, in an eff
fort TO carry out large-scale DEM
olltions.
The broadcast, recorded by
the Associated Press, declared
the force was captured as soon
as it was put ashore. II was
described as reconnaissance
detachment carrying quantities
Of dynamite and other explos-
ives.
The British previously had
announced they had occupied
Leros and Cos and there were
reports they had gone into sew
eral OF the other DodecaneSe is
lands. but the Germans now
claim TO have recaptured Cos.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22

USO
United Seamen's Service
War Prisoners Aid
Belgian War Relief Society
British War Relief Society
French Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen WIlhelmina Fund
Russian War Relief
United China Relief
United Czechoslovak Relief
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refugee Relief Trustees
United States Committee for th
Care Of European Children
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22
Joan Marsh's Marriage
Hinqes on Divorce

LAS VEGAS. New. Oct %
(P)-Screen Actress Joan Marsh
says her plans to marry Capt.
John d. w. Morrill, of the Air
Transport Command i'm Santa
Monica, Calf, Sunday depend
upon the granting today of a
Nevada divorce 49, her second
from Charles Belden, Hollywood
screen writer. An earlier Cali
fornia divorce will not become
final until next August.
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Exchange Ship Enroute with / 500 Free Americans
heed Aircraft Corporation.

heed Aircraft Corporation.
I'VE don't care who makes
the settlement" ne replied when
committee members sought to
have him express a preference
between the War Department
and the accounting office.
The House Military Commit
tee is expected 10 hear Warren
again after executives of the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce testify next Monday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-22
Be Kind 10 Messenger,
He May Be a Grandpa

YOUNGSTOWN. O. UP
Youngstown residents have been
asked 10 be kind 10 the Western
Union messenger boy he
may be somebody's grandfather.
Because many older men, long
retired from active work, want
ed TO do their part TO aid the war
effort. il took only a little prod
ding by the War Manpower
Commission 20 put them. many
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OF them grandfathers. on tho
messenger staff at the Western
Union telegraph offices here.
Company officials report that
the new boys" are more eff
cient, because they are not in
clined to go off the beaten path
and stop by the wayside be-
tween deliveries.
Since the uniforms OF their
younger cohorts do not fit. and
would be dangerous for the old
er men to ride bikes, they wear
their civilian clothes and ride
BUSES.
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ChecIiOSIOVak
Day Proclaimed

LANSING, Oct. % - t4) -
Proclaiming October % as
Czechoslovak independence Day,
Governor Kelly Thursday urged
citizens of Michigan TO honor
our fighting ally and sister re-
public whose birth was pro-
claimed % years ago in the hal
lowed precincts Of our own In
dependence hall