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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
With The WAC
Recruiting Center
Mt. Clemens Savings Bank

/. What WAC jobs are there
in Army Headquarters?
Have you had office training?
In each of the country's nine
Service Commands, and the Mil
itary District of Washington,
WACs are assigned to the staffs
OF the Commanding Genera $.
They're doing clerical, secret1r-
ial, radio and switchboard duties.
And doing them WELL They re
taking on responsible JOBS in
the Headquarters of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff.
2. What Do WACs Do at Army
Camps?
They're doing hundreds Of diff
ferent jobs, They're doing fine
work in motor transport OPP
Grating and maintaining their
own vehicles. Driving Under
emergency conditions black
outs and air raid alerts. They re
running movie theatres, IL
braries, and post exchanges
acting as hostess in Service
Clubs. In post headquarters
WACs are handling personnel
records, working with Army Of
ficers in secretarial jobs Doing
public relations work. Helping
TO put out camp newspapers
3. How Many Hours a Day
Will / Work on the Job?
That depends on the job. Or
dinarily you'll have a regular
working day. But war emcr-
gencies may call for extra duty
and a WAC is pretty proud
of being on the job, and smiling
whenever she's needed
DR.. AND MRS. EDWARD
MEYERS hive returned from a
weeks visit with friends al
Jackson, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Nan Looks First at Womans Faceand Lovely Hat Holds His Eye
Picnic is Enjoyed

FORTY-FOUR MEMBERS Of
the Daughters of Isabella, Queen
Of the Skies, enjoyed a picnic,
on Moravian Drive, ON Tuesday
evening, Mrs. f. w. FATHER,
chairman of the food committee,
prepared a delicious menu with
the help Of her assistants, Mrs.
j Otto Smith, Ms. Fred Tyeck,
Mrs. l.. Grim. and Mrs d. Casey.
Following the dinner, games
were played and prizes awarded
Patricia Caldwell carried al.
the hOnOrs.
MRS. EDWARD MAILER
wife Of Sgt Mailer, is confined
in the base hospital at SelfridgC
Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Thrift Shop Wants
Cast-As side Goods

DON'T GET TO look
around the house gather up
all the good items you no longer
need and take them to the Grace
Parish House for the Thrift
Shop. which Will open for bust
ness on Aug. 81 Some of the
members Of the Young Womens
Episcopal League, the group
which is sponsoring the Thrift
Shop, viii be al the Parish
House today and Friday from 2
TO ) p. m. TO receive your goods.
Mime your own price and the
Shop will sell on a commission
basis. Anything from clothes to
furniture nd even antiques will
be acceptable.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Backyard
Vacations
BY CAVE RANDALL

YOUR BA CKY A r ID RE
PORTER was burning papers IN
the alley last evening when she
spied two small fry playing IN
a sandbox nearby. They turned
out TO be Carol Ann LaCrolX
cage 81, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry LaCroiX, Jr., and
Ronnie Provost cage A., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Provost,
both of Eastman street.
Carol Ann is quite converse
tionalist and not only discussed
her vacation but also named
practically all the members of
her family tree. The two young
sters were busy with the trucks
ir the sandbox and they related
the gruesome story of how they
plav war. Their sympathy is
certainly not with the Japs for
they rush around with their toy
trucks pick up the dead
Japs and toss them IN the
fire (the imaginary fire is con
vicinity located by broken
brick which marks the spot
HORRORS!
Brown-eyed Carol Ann seem.
10 take a great interest In peo'
pie and their problems
appears to be somewhat OF
sociologist. She IS concerned
about the day y><en her SINAI
brother Dennis start school, /
seems they have cousin who d
also named Dennis and tn
young lady thinks both Will an
swer when the teacher call
Dennis. When asked If tn
bows could be named for thei
Grandfather she replied, "Ye
and my brother looks jus
like my Grandfather h
has a chin like Grandfather am
a face like Grandfather A
that the reporter decided TO 2
home and finish washing tn
dishes but Miss LaCroiX had en-
joyed the interview so niue
that she decided TO add touc
of flattery which she delivere
with all the dramatic tImbre
line could take Miss
that's a pretty playsuit you hav
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Hostess House
P ans Meeting

THE RESPONSE TO Envoy
CAROLS invitation 10 make
use of the Hostess House faclll-
ties has been good, however, II
is hoped that even more inqulr-
les will be received from inter-
ested girls.
4 meeting has been scheduled
for Monday. Aug. 80, az the
Hostess House, CaSs avenue, at
100 p. M, for the purpose Of
organization and setting up Of
plans for the years program.
Registration cards, which call
for the listing of special Skllls
and interests, have already been
issued and many have been fill
ed out by young ladies who are
eager 10 participate in the acti-
vities. Membership cards Will
be issued TO registrants IN the
near future.
Please pass the word along
and urge many 10 attend the
meeting. Additional informa-
ton may be obtained by calling
4301.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
HARGREAVES left Tuesday 10
spend two weeks al Owen
Sound. Ont.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD c
FRENCH, of Romeo Plank road
and their daughter, Mrs. Henry
r. Deiner, South Highland ave
nue.. were entertained last week
end at the summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Beyma a
Point Aux Barques.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

on and those are cute slip
pcrs" The reporter man
aged to get as far as the gate and
still heard that small voice call
ing And | like that hanky IN
your pocket The gal should
have no difficulty getting places
i'm this world,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Barbara j. Portzel
Sets Wedding Date

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES T.
PORTZEL 23400 Donaldson
street. have announced the en-
gagement and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter, Barbara
Jean, to Joseph A. Snyder. son
of Mr.. and Mrs John Snyder, of
Piper boulevard, East Detroit.
The bridc-elcct has chosen Oct.
Is for her wedding date The
ceremony viii be held in st.
Louis Church, at 8 o'clock mass,
and a reception at the Portzel
home wiz follow
CARL WOLTMANN. who re-
ceived injuries in a fall on July
s. is still confined 10 ST Joseph
Hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
RIGHT: Almost
q miniature

hIGh Il. AtmOSl
q miniature
Of the
sombreros
worn by the
typical Mexican
or "charro' is
this hat of
pink felt.
trimmed with
chartreuse
and fuChSia
ribbon laced
in and out
of the
deep dish"
brim. which
is bound with
fuchsia velvet.
At the back
Is a half snood
made Of stiff
fuchsia yelling
with small
bows of
chartrcuse and
fuchsia velvet
ribbon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26

LEFT: Typical
OF Mexican
designer Cesar
Rubio's liking
for cOlorfully
decorative hats
Is this black
bolero. Inspired
by the rebozo.
the bright hued
scarf worn by
Mexican peasant
women, a multi
colored ribbon
goes through
the open crown
and hangs down
the back Of
the head to
the shoulder,
Top Of the
wearer's
pompadour
peeks out
through the
small dough-
nut hole" in
the crown.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
So Says StyZe-Expert
Who Sparks New 7 rend

becomingly away from the face,
which is worn 10 church and for
fieStas, has been adapted by
Cesar both in plain velvet and
also with an all-over applique OF
flowers tied with tiny ribbon
bows.
One of the most successful OF
his models is a small cuff of
black felt with an open crown
through which is Topped wide
multi-strlped ribbon, fringed at
the end in the manner of the re-
bozo. the cVer-present bright
colored scarf peasant women
wear.
The sombrero is another pop
ular silhouette Rubio has trans
lated into a smartly small FASH
ion. For late summer and early
fall he has made one he calls FL
Charo (cowboy) of pale pink
felt, edged and laced with
chartreuse and fuchsia velvet
ribbon. The half-Snood Of fuch-
STA yelling repeats the two
toned velvet trimming in small
bows.
Other midcls still in the max
ing are in aqua, purple, bougain-
villaea, red and cinnamon wool.
Some are trimmed with colorful
Mexican embroidery, others
with cabachon stones. and the
most exciting trimmings of all
are the silver melagros NATIVE
charmS) which are supposed TO
bring luck to the wearer.
ROBERT DAWSON II. six
months old son OF Capt. and
Mrs. Robert E. Dawson, Jean
nette Riiey), has been seriously
Ill at d. Archbold Memorial hos
pltal, Townsville, Ga Although
his condition Is considerably I'M
proved he is not entirely out Of
danger Mrs. Riley and the baby
are expected here next week 10
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Riley, If the child's health
continues 10 improve.
MRS. DON ARNOLD. OF Fras.
or, IS enjoying a ten day vaca-
ton in Cleveland and Youngs-
town, Ohio.
THE BUTTERCUP CLUB, Of
ST Louis Parish, VIII meet Mon
day, Aug 80, at the home Of
Mrs Charles Imam, Court
street, al 1870 p. m.
DON AID AND ALWYN
DOPP, children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Dopp, of Cass avenue,
underwent tonslectomy opera
tons at ST JoSephs Hospital, on
Tuesday.
MRS. HARRY BAKER and
small daughter, Bonnie Kay, of
Ypsilanti, are visiting this week
al the home Of Mrs. Bakers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fast,
Of South Wilson boulevard.
THE EVER ONWARD CIR
GLE Will meet Tuesday evening
at the Kings Daughters Home.
at : p. m, with Mrs. George
Valentine as hostess. Husbands
are invited 10 attend this meet
ing.
MRS. OLIN COOK, IS Grove
Park, has returned home from
a four weeks vacation spent on
the West Coast.
WILB CAMPAU, OF
Croker boulevard, who broke
his leg when he fell from the
roof of his house, yesterday, is
confined 10 ST. Joseph's Hos
pital.
MRS. A. A. THOMPSON en-
tertained the members of the
Book club at luncheon at the
Thompson cottage at Fair Ha.
ven yesterday.
MR.. AND MRS. TRAVEF
MILLER. l65 South Broadway
entertained so guests at com
bination birthday and farewell
party, Saturday night, honorins
their son, Traver, who is await
ing call for Marine service De
corations were in a patriotic mo
tif.
MRS. CHARLES c.. NIEMET
ia and Mrs. Keith Brown vii
entertained 25 guests Tuesda.
evening at miscellaneous show
or honoring Moreno Beatty wh'
will become the bride of Majo
Francis Royal, Of Washington
d. c., Sept. 20, in the First Pres
81.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

coYecyiva de todos sus miembros
para la prosecution activa de la
guerra" q
"En vista de la suprema impor-
tancia del esfuerzo collective de
guerra, las relaciOnes con ell Comite
Frances de Emancipation Nacional
deberan quedar sujetas a las ext
gencias militares de los jefes de los
ejercitos aliados."
Gel Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos toma nota, con simpatia, del
deseo manifesto del Comite de ser
considerable como entidad compe-
tente para asegurar la administra-
ci6n Y defensa de los intereses
franceses. Hasta que punto sera
possible correspondent a este deseo 10
determinaran, no obstante, las cir
cunstancias de cada caso que Sc
presente."
"Bajo estas condolences ell Gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos reconoce
al Comite Frances de Emancipation
Nacional como investido de poderes
para administrar aquellos terrific
rios de ultramar que reconozcan su
autoridad."
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

eeEL 00bierno de los Esta-
II dos Unidos desea aclarar
una vez mas su prop6sito de
cooperar con todos los patrio-
tas franceses que luchan por
emancipar del yugo enemigo
al pueblo frances y a los terri
torios de Francia." =
"El Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, por consiguiente, ha recibidc
con agrado la constitution del Co.
mite Frances de Emancipation Ma.
eional. Els nuestra esperanto que
este Comite fuhcionara de acuerdc
con Ell principle de responsibilities
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
Son htos. 10. oviudors. de combuts de 10. E,todos Unid0s

cay6 en- uno de los mas fieros en-
cuentros de la guerra en- aquel fren-
tie. Estaba a cargo de la ametral \
dora frontal del avion Y formaDa
parte de una mission que habria de
.tomar fotografias de las posiciones
enemigas, cuando fueron intercept
por dieZ aviones de caza. Re-
cibieron heridas cinco de los tripu-
lantes norteamericanos, entire ellos
ell teniente .Sarnoski, quien continue
combatiendo mientras tuvo piano
dominic de todas sus facultades,
ametrallando conStantemente a dos
aeroplanos enemigos hasta derri-
lbarlos, completamente incendiaGc5.
La f~ortaleza destruy6 cinco aviores,
ly sacramento averiadO a duraS pc
mas pudo regresar a su base, mas no
sin Rntes haber cumplido con todo
&xito su mission.
No Sc ha revelado ell nombre d~l
sargento, quien, con menosprec;o e
su vida, en- la batalla a6rea 50 =
Stella, cumpli6 con su palao.@.
Permaneci6 en- la retaguardia Mon
traS sus otros comoaneroS salta1-1
icon sus p~aracaidas, despu5s g.,
una granada EXPLOSIVE disnarc 4,
por un canon enem.So yiEo : L !.
mas estragOs en- ell va acrihi'- ,
bombardero, h'riendo graverll
al photo y a un enGaG,1,a (,
del sargento, ash como are. r., ,
la vida al photo auxiiisr.
4 Accediendo a las sdy.,7s "a
amigo, abandon6 Ia TORE.
S combate, Y a pesar de que n,a
bia de aviacion, Eou.uyo 81 e.
Q plano en- Inca recta men
e salvaba el resto de la tr.Yu,ae i.
: Su companero trat6 de liber.arse Y
deshacerse de Ia granada, nero S
lglo la explosion del avi6n cuant)
los dos perrnanec'an todavfa en- 81
, seno. RI sargento habia jurado qsa
l,lnunea abandonaria a su amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
RepartO de HOnOreS

Braves y Esquivadores sc re-
partieron los l%aureles en- ell doble
desafio de aver. Javery perdi6 el
primer partido, por ell Boston, y
Andrews gan6 ell segundo.
Curt Davis alcanzo una victo-
ria y Head sali6 derrotado. Work
man bateo de "~jonrr6n".
Brooklyn &c, Oh, lie; Boston &c,
5h, lie.
Boston &c, Oh, lie; Brooklyn &c,
Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
Doble Victoria

Los Rojos de Cincinnati Sc con-
solidaron en- ell segundo lugar de
la Liga, venciendo a los Cubs en-
dos desafios. Manejaron ell nego-
ciado de las curvas, por los CANA
dores. Riddle y Wander Nicer. Sc
anotaron los "disgustos" a War
neke Y Passeau.
Cincinnati Toe, 16h, De; Chicago
1c, Sh, 2e.
Cincinnati &c, III, 2e; Chicago 1c
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
PerdierOn y GanarOn

Gigantes y Phillies %perdieron Y
ganaron en- ell doble partido de a.
yer. Los neoyorquinos, disparando
8 hits, triunfaron en- ell primero.
En- ell segundo, que durara IA en-
tradas, vencieron los Phillies.
Filadelfia Sc, Oh, De; New York
&c, Oh, De.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, 1e;New York
lie, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

Va presente declaralcaml
tituye ell reconocimientO De 1
bierno de Francia 0 de sw ii
por parte del Gobierno de aI
dos Unidos."
eeESTA declaration conSdu
II reconocimientO de IN Z
Frances de Emancipaci6n Nd
f~uncionando con limitations
cificas durante la guerra ada
su debido tempo Ell puebA
.ces, libre y sin trabas, proei
elegir su propiO gobierns
~funcionarios encargadOS Dc
~nistrarlo." g
"El Gobierno de los ESIaao
dos We con agrado la deternl
expresa del Comite de segHl
lucha com1n en- estrecha 9
ci6n con las otras NaciOneS 4
hasta ell dia en- que Ell Sueloi
Sc yea libre de %invaSores J
que la victoria sea complies
.todos los poderes enemlg0S
"Que la restauracion De
sea prontO un hechO."
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIcA NAcIoNAL
BatidOs Los Pirats'

Dos veces maltrataron aver los
Pdjaros Rojos de San Luis a los
Piratas, siendo Brazle y Brecheen
los pitchers ganadores. Butcher
v Hebert fueron los serpentineros
atropellados.
Pittsburg &c, IN, lie; San Luis
3c,8h, 2e.
Pittsburg &c, All, De; San Luis
&c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
MONTGOMERY DEFENDERA
SU TITULO

New Work, sep lei viernes,
en- esta ciudad, Bob Montgomery,
eli campe6n de las 1875 libras, de-
fendera su titulo frente a Beau
Jack, peso ligero de Atlanta.
Bajo las reglas de la Comision
Atletica del estado de New York
las peleas de campeonato deben
tener un Unite de 15 asaltos.
Montgomery lie da la revancha al
negrito de Augusta, Ga, al que
lie arrebatara la corona hace al
gunas semanas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

PERDIDA.-En ell bale del do
mingo, en- ell Circulo Cubano, una
cartera de charol. La persona que
la eneuentre puede devolver al
1905 de L. Columbus Drive los
espejuelos y la cartera, quedan-
dose con los nueve pesos que ha-
bia EN- la misma.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
VapuIeO dOble para los Browns

Trece "jilotes' lie pegaron a
Bagby los Browns de San Luis,pe
70 solo pudieron anotar dos carre-
ras.
Disparando IA hicieron los In
dos tres carreras y les c%orrespon-
do ell triunfo.
Despues, en- ell segundo partido,
que solo dur6 cinco entradas, los
Browns Sc quedaron en- blanco.
La victoria Sc lie concedio a Ken
en- ell segundO.
San Luis &c, 13h, De; Cleveland
Sc, 14h, De.
San Luis DC, All, De; Cleveland
Dc, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

ell primero; pero ganaron ell Sc
pundo. Charley Keller dispar6
su vigesimo quinto cuadrangular
del anO.
New York &c, Oh, lie; Filadelfia
lie, 16h, De.
New York lie, 12h, lie; Filadel-
fla 4c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
DOble AtropellO

Los Medals Rojas de Boston a.
tropellaron aver dos veces a los
Senadores, con los pitchers Hugh
son y Dobson.
Feron los lanzadores derrotados
Candini y Mertz.
Washington 1c, All, De; Boston
sc, Oh, De.
Washington 1c, Oh, De; Boston
4c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07
LIGA AMERICANA

Los YANKEES distribuyeron no
nores con los Atl6ticos de Connie
Mack. Perdieron los neoyorquinos
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

- En- to-
dos los confines del mundo
vienen espeluznantes historiaS
que relatan ell heroismo de los
aviadores del ejercito de los
Estados Unidos.
A pesar de habersele congelado
los pies, un indio cheroqui, de %
amos dc edad, sargento de 6rdenes
y artillerO en- Ia torre esferica de
una fOrtaleza aerea, mantuvO su
ametralladora en- fuego constante,
sin vaeilar un momento.
AL otro lado del mundO, en- ell
frente del Pacifico, un bombardea-
dor que iba en- una fOrtaleza a6rea,
auR cuando mortalmente herido y
Ia vida SO le escapaba POGO q POGO,
derrib6 dos cazas japoneses. .
Y ALA en- Stella Sc habla de otro
sargentO que Sc Ia inmortalizadC
pOr sus prOezaS, un artillero que
cumpliendO con su compromise sa.
grade, cay6 junto con su avi6n y 81
companerO.
IndiO estOleO
Floyd L. Thompson, indio en- Ii
for de su juventud, y sus compane
ros de tripulaci6n habiaR cumplid'
una mission de bombardeo sobrv
Kiel en- Alemania, y regresaban
su base despu6s de lamar bOmba
explosives sobre los objetivos enc
migos. Entonces vino 81 a perca
tarse de que su traje de aviaci6I
con calefacci6n electrical no fun
cionaba bien y como resultado Sc
habian congeladO los pies. lie lie
varon al cuarto del radiotelegra
fsta, y despues de ~quitarse los "a
patos, comenz6 a frotarse los pies
Pero fu6 interrumpido en- su opera
ci6n por ell enemigo, v minutes ma
tarde 'todos pudieron Rotar GU,
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

A CONTINUAL IdN inser-
n tGmOs ell te1tO fntegTO
de Ia declaration hechG phi
bIicG pOr Ia Casa Blanca en-
Washington TespectO al TecO-
nocimientO del COmitS NGciO-
nal Frances de LberGci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-09-07

estando nuestrO hsroe in~capacitadO
para andar, Sc habia arrastrado
.hasta la torrecilla de combate. Y
10 que es mas notable, habia dejado
Itras ST sus audifonos, para asi no
recibir 6rdenes algunas de sus SUI
periores. Y resisti6 ell ataque
con tanto denuedo, que una de sus
ametralladOras fue inutilizada por
Ell calor. Pero aun asi, no re-
gres6 hasta haber abatido a los
aviones alemanes.
Su constitution fisica respondi6
al tratamiento medico y mas tarde
volvi6 q ocupar su puesto de com
bate.
Mission eumplida
I'm bombardeador en- Ell Paciico
subteniente Joseph r. Sarnoski
Evening star., 1943-01-07

research and mechanical standards
for Union Pacific, left the United
States late in November at the re-
quest of w. Averell Hartman, lease
lend administrator in Great Britain
In Washington, William M
Jef1ers, national rubber admins
traitor and Union Pacific president,
said he was genuinely shocked by
the news not only because of my
admiration for Otto, and our long
friendship, but 1t is also a stagger-
ing loss to Union Pacific"
Like Mr.. Jefiers, Mr.. Jabelmann
began his service to the railroad as
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Arlington Church Society
To Install Officers Sunday

The annual installation Of ON
GERS and pledge service Of the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
of the Community Methodist
Church, Arlington, will be held at
4 pm. Sunday at the church, Key
boulevard and North Bryan street.
Mrs. George H. Parker. district
secretary, will install the following
officers:
Evening star., 1943-01-07

q callboy. At the age Of Is. he quit
school and got the job in Cheyenne,
Wyo.
He designed new types Of steam
locomotives, the new Diesel loco
motives used on the streamliners,
lightweight freight cars. lighting
and air-conditioning methods, the
lightweight Challenger trains and
railroad track improvements.
Mr.. Jabelmann was named last
week as recipient Of 4 SIS. 900 be-
quest by the late multi millionaire
railroad equipment manufacturer,
Walter p. Murphy.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

Mrs. w. r. Shaw, president; Mrs.
D. A. Defandorf, vice president;
Mrs. 8. Lankford, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. w. G. Watt, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. p. O. Shepherd,
treasurer.
Mrs. w. M. Lockett, jr., secretary
OF missions; Mrs. E. 8. Huffman,
secretary Of supplies: Mrs. c. W.
Shinnamon, secretary OF children;
Mrs. A. H. Lewis, secretary Of mem
bership; Mrs. c. H. Hull, secretary
OF students; Mrs. c. B. Quade, sec
retary Of literature; Mrs. H. J..
Pence, secretary Of Christian social
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Boord No. | to Issue
Rutions for Tuxicubs

Beginning Monday. gasoline ra-
tioning books and tires are to be
issued to taxicab owner exclusively
through Local War Price and Ra-
tioning Board No. l. located on the
second floor of the Force School,
l74o Massachusetts, avenue NV, it
Evening star., 1943-01-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
Warns constipated
Folks About Law Liver

Many doctors say constipation with its
headaches. mental dullness. that half
alive feeling often result II liver bile
doesn't now freely every day into your
intestines-so take DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets to insure gentle yet thorough
bowel movements. Olive Tablets are
simply ,conderful to stir up liver bils
secretion and tone up muscular intes-
ttnal action. Follow label directions
15f. SOC. 60t. All drugstores.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

was announced today by Whitney
Leary, District OPA director.
Mr.. Leary today also urged per-
sons to have their automobile tires
inspected on dates previously an
nounced for inspection Of those
within their license plate number
brackets. BY observing the dates,
congestion will be avoided, he said.
Mr.. Leary warned that after Janu-
ary 81 it will be illegal for motorists
to operate automobiles not approv-
ed for continuous operation.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Otto Jabe|mann, 81, Dies;
Train Designer, Inventor
By the Associated Press.

oS tne hssocidteo fresS.
OMAHA, Jan. lotto Jabelmann,
81, designer of the Union Pacific
Railroads fast streamlined trains
and inventor of many improvements
IN railroad equipment, died yester-
day In London where he had been
called to assist in lease-lend distribu-
tion, the railroad headquarters an
nounced last night.
Mr.. Jabelmann, vice president of
Evening star., 1943-01-07
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relations. and Mrs. Z. Messick, sec
retary OF local church activities.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

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