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Evening star., 1943-12-16
Gen. Edmonds Retires
As Camp Lee 6. 0.

By the Associated Press.
CAMP LEE, Va, Dec. 16.-The
retirement of Maj. Gen. James E.
Edmonds, commanding officer of
Camp Lee, under the Army's age
limitations regulations, was an
nounced yesterday by the post pub
lie relations Office.
Gen. Edmonds, who is 81, has
been in command at Camp Lee
since January 20, 1941. His orders
putting him In the inactive reserve
category will become effective De-
Oember 81.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Gen. Lundbera in Ponomo

HEADQUARTERS, Panama
Canal Zone, Dec. 16 P.-Brig. Gen.
George @. Lundberg has arrived to
take over the 9Th Air Force Serv-
ice Command, it was announced
yesterday. He came here from Ohm
sted Field, Pa. where he had headed
the Middletown Air Service Com
mand since 1910.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
|vinson Again Warns
Rail Pay Increase Bill
Holds Initiation Threat
BY the Associated Press.


Economic Sterilization Director
Fred M. Vinson today reiterated his
belief that a proposed general g.
cent-an-hour pay boost for the Ma
tons incorporating railroad workers
constituted a major threat to the
price stabilization program.
He told the House Interstate Com
mittee that every consideration Of
prudent craftsmanship, of the sep
aration Of powers. of general legis-
lative policy, Of constitutional pro-
priety, of economic wisdom, and,
above ALL of equal justice under law,
dictates the rejection of this un-
precedented proposal" and added
"Only misunderstanding of the
issues involved or the political power
and might Of those who demand it
can dictate contrary view"
Appearing In person to oppose the
Senate-passed resolution designed to
make the increase effective over Mr..
Wilson's head, the sterilization
director said bluntly:
IF Congress dislikses the wage
stabilization program, let it repeal
the act of October 2, 1912. The
pending resolution seeks partial
treatment for the benefit Of a par
ticular group"
The Scent general pay boost was
recommended by an emergency
board considering long standing
wage-adjustment demands by the
100000 incorporating workers and
was accepted by the affected
brotherhoods and the carriers. Mr..
Vinson vetoed 1t on grounds it vio-
lated the Little Steel formula.
A compromise sliding scale of in
creases ranging from, 4 to 10 cents
an hour. by wage brackets, which
Mr.. Vinson has approved, was re-
jected by the brotherhoods and a
strike vote was ordered. The re-
suits OF that vote have not yet been
announced.
Ignores Strike. Vote.
MI. Vinson made no reference, in
a prepared statement to the COM
mittee, to last nights announce
ment that a strike vote among $780,
900 operating railroad employees, in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

beines Gaters iibertreffen Die Seenun.
gen ieiner Gdter, ioipeit tpie bic 5ebn-
iudt Der etpisen Siieel gebt (b. +.
ins l1neetpei'ene): mogen fie tom.
men auf bas Saupt Soiepbs, unb ben
S6eitel bes Musertpdblten unter iei.
men 8rii6ern.''
sSsoiepb lit Der Serrider, Der Ser
treter bes &errn. l1nb 10 ipri6t er
abnlid mie iein depptiides Borbil6:
,saeluia, alleluia. ssSn ieber 9rang-
ial, in Der iie au mir rufen, min i9
fie erboren uno ibr 8eidiiser iein in1-
merbar. Aaeluia.' Bir aber beten gu
linn: ,,SaB uns, Soiepb, Elm iduloloies
2eben fiibren: lnter beiner Sbbut &C.
be es itdere 8eee. Aueluia.''
Damn erbeben mir unlere 5eele 5u
@ott Dem Serrn. @ir oanfen ibn
fir feline Gorge: ,2obe ben &errn.
Seruialent, oen Serrn; benn er bat
Die 9fiegel oeiner Sore feiteemadt
l111b oeine &inoer in Dir eeiegnet. Ml-
leluia, aaeluia!' g8ir bitten i'm:
,,unteritiist our6 Die Siirbitte bes
@rautigams beiner beilieiten Mutter,
fleben mir gu oir, Serr, 6u mogeit
uns in betner @iite eeben, aIles ST.
oiide eering au beiperten, unb 6id,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Gum s6nkfef beg III. Soiepb

BEN gergleid nit Dem depptifden So.
iepb, aber nidt unter bem @eiihts-
punft ieines gerpaIteramtes in ienem
2anbe, ionoern unter Der Niiditbt oes
Sesens, ben Der lterbenbe Safob iiber
ieinen Sobn Soiepb, a1siprad. Gin
frubtbelaoener 3neig lit Soiepb, elm
frudtbelaoener 3ueig unb id0n bon
anieben; feline Sdoblinge ranfen iid
an Der Mauer enpor. -. 60 n10ge
benn Der @ott beines @aters Dir SeI,
fer iein uno Der aamddtiee oid fesnen
nit Der Segenfiille bonn Si1nrnel bro-
ben, nit Der Segensfiille aus Ser Eiefe
brunten (oer @roe 11nb Dem 8afier)
nit Der Segensfiille Ger 8riilte uno
oes Weutteri6oBes. 9ie Seenungeu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Dalmatien uno Ilbanien, aus Si5i"
lien uno Saroinien, cine ean5e gfeibe
aus Sprien uno einiee aus Ifrifa
MuBer Petrus mar bielleidt nur ser
5. Bapft, @pariltus, SSube bon @b.
itammung. Son ben beutigen euro
paiiden Nationen baben oie Sran5o'
len neben ben Stalienern Die erobte
3abl Bapite auf5utpeiien. Damn aber
foleen Die Deutiden. Siebenmal bat
elm oeutiber Eopit auf Dem Stubl
Betri geieiien. SSSn oieie 3abl iino Die
beioen Gotten, 8onifatius Der 3meita
uno 8elagius Ser 3tpeite nidt einges
rednet; mand onoerer Eoplt bate
au9 germanii6es 8lut in ieinen
Moern. Ser leste oertide Bapit, Sa=
brian Der Sedite, Der 1522-1523,
alio in Der 3eit fur5 nad gusbrud
Ser g3eiormation regierte, lit 5ueleid
ser lette Ni6titaliener, Ser oie Siara
trug. SO Staliener ftno Damn in 11n=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

ben tpabren @ott, nit boufommener
2iebe gu Iieben' (5afr.), uno utpie
ou uns ourd ben 56ub bes FL. So
iepb erfreuteit, 10 tpolleit ou uns Inn
ieiner 8eroienite uno Siirbitte 1pillen
au9 Ser etpigen Serrli6feit teilbaftig
MADDEN"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
/. @iebiel Hapite gab es nnb tuelden
@6lfern geb6rten lie an?

NDltern 9eBDrfen tte an!
Ser iesige Bapit lit Der 261ite redt.
maBige Na6folger bes Mpoitels ge~
trus, alio Der 252ite Stelpertreter
gbriltt aui @r6en. 2iidenlos uno IN
rnllnterbro6ener &eibenfolge itno it,
re geamen auf lns iiberfommen.
Sn ben erften Sabrbunoerten, in
ben 3eiten bes 9tomerreibes, tparen
es Die 2dnber bes Mittelmeeres, aus
beren Die Bapite itammten. @eitaus
bie meiIten famen aus Hom ielbit ODER
penigitens aus Stalien, uno bas lit 5u
allen 3eiten 10 eeblieben. 9aneben
finoen mir in BEN eriten Sabrbunber-
ten man6en @rie6en ioipie 8Gpite aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
gtreiflidter snr Geididte hes Yapitnms

unterbro6ener &eibenfolge IN ben les.
ten 400 Sabren Biz auf Bius ben
3polften gefoIet. Gin ein5iger eng.
lanoer lit in Der 9feibe Der Ydpite 5u
finoen, $abrian ser @ierte, beiien
Bontififat in bie Belt Srieori6 Bar.
baroiias fdut.
Neben oen re6tmdBigen Na9fot-
germ 8etri bat es ettpa 80 @egen-
pdplte gegeben. Ser erlte bon ibnen.
Spppolptus, Der 5u 8eginn bes brit.
ten Sabrbunoerts, alio nod in ber
3eit Ser gbriitenberfolguneen, auf"
tritt, miro auiammen nit Dem re6t-
maBigen Baplt berbannt, itirbt NIT
ibm 5uianmen uno ansgeiobnt als
8efenner uno miro als beilig berebrt
Wanb anoerer 8eeenpaplt itarb NIT
Dem 81. Stubl auseeiobnt unb pieber
in bobe fir6li6e 8iirben eingeiest,
ni6t menige aber audi i'm 8anne 3ur
3eit bes groBen abenolonbiI6en S6is-
mas Dor mebr ols 500 Sobren eab es
iogar eleih5eitig 5tpei @egenpapite.
Wtan fann iib Sic &erlpirrung uno
Sen Sdaoen fir Sic Seelen porltellen,
ser baourd) ongeridtet muroe. 9a>
mails bat man Gorfebrungen getrof-
fen, sic es enogiiltig unmoelid mad-
ten, ooB cine 5tpieipaltige @obl er-
folete Ser lebte @egenpapit, Selis
ser Siinfte, Ser t439, ollo Dor 500
Sobren o1fge1tellt puroe, genann
oenn au6 ear feline 9eoeutung. gs
| iii erbebeno 81 tpiiien, oaB cine iol6e
Sid]erbeit geifaffen it,
2. @elde Namen baben bic SGpite
getrageu?
llngefdbr felt Ser Sobrtaulenbpen-
Sc mefieln oie Edplte na6 ibrer
@obl Sen 9eomen Sergius ser 8ierte
tat es, 1peil er borber Setrus bieb
uno er es aus @brfurdt gegen Sen
Ipoltelfiiriten ni6t fir l6idli6 fano
OaB li6 Ser Same Betrus a1f beut
! rOmii6en 8ii6ofltubl lpieOerbole. slus
einem anoeren @runoe bate bereits
etipa 500 Sabre borber Sobannes Der
3peite Oieien Namen eigens angenom.
men, neil ibm iein Nome Merfl,rius
81 beionii6 flang. gta6 Sergius bent
Gierten baben MIR Sulius Der 3peite,
fir oeiien @rob Wti6elangelo oer
tbronenoen Moies i6uf Der leb+e
oentf6e Bapit Saorian Ser Se6ite,
uno Warcenus ser 3tpeite, na6 benz
Haleitrina feline miiia papae Mar.
ceui benannt bat, ibren Saufnamer
beibebalten.
Ser 8raud bat langit einen ti,.
feren Sinn befommen. @r erinnert
an Die l1mbenenn11ng bes Mpiltels Si-
mon in Betrus our6 Gbriitus ielbit
@r ion oarauf bintpeilen, baB bas
neue &mt ieinen ErGger 5u einent
neuen, ein5ig lmb auein auf gbriiti
8iqen bore1oen Menlden MAIDEN
ion. SIMMER ion Simon pergebn un0
Retrus erltebn.
Ser geeuee1pablte beitimmt ieine,1
Namen ielbit @leid naboem er Der
8abI 5ugeltimmt bat, miro er gefraet,
tpel6en Namen er tragen tpolle.
Mls 8eneoift ser Sinf5ebnte ieinen
Namen mablte, oadte er an ben leb-
ten SrGger bes glei6en Namens 8e,
neoift Der Gier5ebnte, Ser I'M elei6en
Sabre, in Dem Sriebrid Der @robe
5ur &egierung fam, oen papItli6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

Dos am WfitttDo9 ltah 6em atpei-
ten Sonntag nod Sitern gefeierte So
iepbsfeit lit eisentlid 6as goblet oes
bl. Soiepb, oes 8rautigan1s Der Ml-
lerieligIten sSnngfrau Maria nn6 bes
Sbusberrn Der gan5en Stride.
Ser Eitel zines 5dusberrn Der
4irbe tpnroe ibm bonn Bapit Bius
bem Neunten am 8. 9e5enber 1870
beilegelest gs par in Ser Scot ber
admpfe INN ben &irbenItaat un6 Ser
beftigen Mngriffe auf Die fura borber
oefinierte 8abrbeit bon Der pdpit-
Iiden l1nfeblbarfeit. Mm 20. Sftober
bate Ser Bapit unter Dem 9rud Ser
@erbaltniiie oas 8atifaniide &onail
iuspenbieren niiiien Biz 5u elmer giin-
itigeren 3eit, In Ser Die Stride tpieoer
srobere Sreibeit, Siderbeit ,1no &u-
BE baben merbe. slls er Damn fab, 6ab
ibr tpeitere i6nere Sage bebori itdn=
Den, itellte er.iie unter 6en beionoeren
S6ub oeiien, ser ben neni6gemor'
oenen Sobn @ottes nit folder 2iebe,
&lugbeit uno Spferfreuoigfeit in I'M
ee5ablten @efabren bebiitet batte.
Sn BEN Bfarrfir6en miro bas Selt
meiit am 8. Sonntag na6 Sltern ge=
feiert.
Ser Seitge6anfe Iebnt ii9 an bie
grnennung oes dspptiiden Soiepb
gum 8erpalter 1tno 8ertreter Bba.
raos I'M aeeDptenlanoe an. @ott 1T
Ser oberite Serr 11nb Siirlorger ser
&ir6e, oes mpitii6en 2eibes ieines
Sobnes; aber er bat oiel Gorge IN
Die betpdbrten Sanoe bes groBen
Sdusbeiligen gelegt: uSelfer 1no 9e-
i6iiber 1T nns Ser STR, an ibm +,
freut ii6 unier Ser5, rm6 auf ieinen
beiligen Nanen bertrouen mir. slne-
lupa, aleluia. Serri6er Siraels, bo=
re, Ser 0u Soiepb mie Elm 2anm &C.
leiteit" (Sntroitus). 60 buloigen mir
@ott bem Serrn Oh Der Siiriorge, Die
er uns unter Dem S6ube 6es fl.
So1epb angeoeiben laBt.
9as gerI0bnis nit Maria gab So
fepb @atten= unb 8aterre6te. Srafen
sic @eoanfen Der 2eute iiber iein Ser
bdltnis 81 gbriitus audi ni6t 5u Il
iie fonnten ia ni6t anoers oenfen, als
oaB er Ser 8ater Seiu lei -, Dor oen
@eiebe batte er bic &e6te uno iibte iie
aus als Sdubberr Der beioen beilig-
iten Wenidenfinoer. uIls alles 8olf
fi6'', bon Sobannes Dem Edufer ,,ta11-
fen lieb, uno au6 Seius iid batte
taufen laiien un6 betete, oa 0ffnete itd
Der Sirnmel, unb oer beilige @eiit
ftieg in forperli6er @eitalt mie eine
Saube auf i'm berab, uno cine 5tim-
me lieB iid bernebmen: Du biit mein
geliebter Sobn, an Dir babe i9 @obl-
gefauen! 1n6 SSseius ielbit NOR ettpa
80 Sabre alt; tuie man glaubte, Der
Sobn Soiepbs."
8te treu muB Der Seilige iein &C.
bein1nis betpabrt uno tpie bdterli6
muB ct fir ben berantpa6ienben Sei'
Iano geiorst baben, oaB nieman6 ben
ipabren Sadberbalt oub nur abnen
fonnte! gbenio treu miro er uniere
g0ten uno @iini9e in Sbblt neb-
men, uno fit uns uno Die gan5e Sir
6e ioreen. Oft lit es ni9t gut, bab
elm areua uns abgenommen tperoe;
bann miro er uns Die &raft erbitte11,
es 5u @ottes 8erberrli6ung au tra-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

neber Dem 4ltar i'm 6ineiti6en
Saal bes ct. GoIun1ban's Sen1is
mar in Silber Greet, ge. g., bangt
cine gta6biloung bes beriibmten
Wutetrgottesbiloes II. 6. Sral1
bon CHINA. Sdgli6 5elebrieren
BORT Brieiter, tpel6e in China als
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
FLASH GORDON

N41a=kEo BY re zCLG4T OEP4LE<
CANGER. ELAS4 WHY .TLGS AT rs
I'll EARS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
1000, 900 Boys, Girls
Needed on Part Time Jobs
Science Research Chief Believes
Students Must Roll Up Sleeves

pair, blueprint reading, book
keeping, cooking, foundry, the
international Morse code, ma
chine shop, mechanical drawing,
modelplane building, nursing.
nutrition, office machine oper-
alton, personal hygiene, photog-
raphy, plane repair, pre- flight
aeronautics, radio and telephone
repair, shorthand and typewrit-
ing, and wood working.
Of these, Spencer said, agri-
culture, auto repair, bookkeep-
ing, cooking, modelplane build
ing, nursing, office machine
management, nutrition, and ra-
dio and telephone repair work.
should provide a wide variety
of job opportunities in the post
war world.
The report said that since
passage of the teen age draft
bill, no boy can plan to do more
than complete his current Sc
mester of work after he reaches
ID unless he is training direct
ly for one of the highly techni-
cal war occupations"
Each young person must
make tentative war job Sc
lection while he is still in high
school and start preparing for
it" the report continued. IF
he does not, the selection will
be made for him arbitrarily by
the inevitable trend of war
events"
In an average peace-times
year, the report said, slightly
less than one-half of the ma
tons high school girls seek en-
ployment after they finish
school. But that now and for
the duration every girl must
be taught that it is her patri-
otto duty to work at some es.
sential job.
Americas critical manpower
shortage cannot be solved un.
less this is DONE" the report
concluded.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
H anderson
Rites Are SET
Funeral Will Toke
Place on Friday

MEMPHIS-Funeral services
for Miss Edith Henderson, II,
who died Wednesday at her
home on the Ridge road near
here, will be held Friday at 2 p.
m. from the home with Rev. II.
H. Cheney, pastor of Memphis
Methodist church, officiating.
Miss Henderson died in the
home in which she was born.
She was the daugter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hender-
son, who obtained the land on an
original grant from the govern
ment IS years ago.
She was member of the
Birthday Club, Farmers Club
and the Farm Bureau, despite an
illness that started 35 years ago.
Surviving are brother, Om-
ar, supervisor of Richmond
township, with whom she made
her home; three sisters, Lena, at
home, Mrs. Francis Smith, OF
Memphis, and Mrs. Mary Tice,
of Minneapolis.
Burial will be in Memphis
Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

Mrs. Grant Bartlett will be
hostess to the Memphis Study
club Monday night in her home
here. The subject will be THE
Story of Money" Mrs. Harvey
Ritter will be in charge of the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coburn
of St. Clair were guests Of
friends here Sunday.
The January meeting OF
Richmond Riley Farmers club
was held Tuesday in the parlors
of the Methodist church. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon,
preceding a program.
The Music Study club met
Monday night in the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Clegg, with Miss
Doris Proctor as hostess.
Piano" was the topic studied.
Mrs. Ruth Snyder was chairman
of the program. The next meet
ing will be January Is in the
home of Miss Marguerite Falter,
with Mrs. A. G.. Taylor chair
man. The subject will be The
Violin Family"
Following are officers elected
at a recent meeting of Rebekah
Lodge No. 440: Noble grand,
Beulah Pohlig; vice grand, Es-
Their NOLAN; recording secre-
tary, Cora Bell; financial secre-
tary, Mary Ellis; treasurer, Re-
becca Boss; warden, Pearl
Campbell; conductor. Genevieve
Smith; right support to noble
grand, Florence Konyha; left
support to noble grand, Mamie
Ball; right support to vice grand,
Irene Franklin; left support to
vice grand, Lena Fowler; inner
guard, Josephine Ginter; outer
guard, Wesley Boss; chaplain,
Vera Kirkindall; musician,
| Maude Shook; captain, Sadie
Johnson. Following installation
a social hour was enjoyed, and
lunch was served.
A. j. Falter is in st. Peters
burg, Fla, where he was called
by the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Quin Thomas.
Mrs. Mildred Powoski has re-
turned to her home in Flint, at
ter a visit with Mrs. A. J. Fall
ter.
Charles j. Gilbert is acting as
athletic coach for Memphis
high school. The vacancy was
caused by the former coach, Ed
ward Outinen. being called to
the U. S. army.
Women of the Methodist
church will entertain at a tea
Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. Mrs. II. II.
Cheney and Mrs. Elizabeth Hold
gis will be hostesses. A program,
in charge of Mrs. Mae Yerden
and Mrs. Roswell keenan,, will
be given.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14

CHICAGO, Jan. IA - up -
Two million high school boys
and girls will have to 60 to
work on part-time, after-school
and vacation jobs this year -
and every year as long as the
war lasts - to help solve the
nations manpower problem.
This estimate was reported to-
day by Lyle Spencer, director of
Science Research Associates, a
group of sociologists, after more
than a years survey of the coun-
try's employment situation. 1t
was supplemented by a study of
what high schools can teach to
help prepare students directly
for war jobs.
Twenty high school subjects
in which trained young people
are needed most for the nation S
war machine, were listed by
Spencer agriculture, auto re-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
Armada

The Armada Literary Club
held their annual meeting at the
home of Mrs. Edit Ellis, Tues
day evening, January S. New Of.
ficers were elected for the COM
ing year: They are. president.
Mrs. Helen Helb"rg; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Thelma Tenniswood;
secretary, Mrs. Hazel Tubbs and
treasurer, Mrs. Edith True.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Aubrey
Wood. Tuesday evening, r'ebru-
airy 2.
Mrs. Robert Tibbits ret, rned
to Armada last week from
Gainesville, Texas where she
spent the holidays with her hus-
band, who is In training in y. S.
Army at Camp lowe, Texas.
Mrs. Tibbits also spent about
three months in Lawton, Okla
homa while her husband was in
training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
She expects to rejoin her hus-
band in about two months.
Gilbert Innes spent the week.
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A. Ellis. His wife and son,
John, who had been spending
the week with her parents ac-
companied him to their new
home in Monroe Sunday.
Mrs. Mathew Wedge received
word from her husband Private
Mathew Wedge recently that he
arrived hack in Australia safely
and was we'll after five months
of action in New Guinea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bercin
visited their daughter-in-law in
Howell SAINT. in Howell one day
last week.
Mr.. arc Mrs. Charles LaurSen
attended the funeral of Mr..
Laursen's sister, Mrs. /. Tieder-
mann in Detroit, Monday.
S
The High Banks Sew and
Chatter Club met with Mrs. Roy
Conner Wednesday afternoon,
January 6. Nine members were
present. Mrs. julius Myers, Mrs.
Howard Smith and Mrs. Frank
Plonkey wer guests.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Walter Schirmer in
Richmond Wednesday afternoon
February 3.
Cpl. Harold w. Holmes and
wife of the Medical Detachment,
Army Air Base, at Great Falls,
Montana, are spending a To-day
furlough With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles SINCE of ROM
60 and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Holmes in Armada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-14
Cigarettes More
Valuable Than Gold

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. IA
American cigarettes are more
valuable in the estimation Of
North African natives than gold.
I'm Safi, Arabs would bargain
for American cigarettes and
trade valuable handmade goods
for Them" explained Lieut.. Carl
Sigmon, Boulder, Colo, back
from a North African assign
ment with the Navy.
They were happy to work
several hours for one package.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Mystery Surrounds
Disappearance Of Girl
From u. ). Dormitory
Government Worker, lS,
Missing for q Week
From SuitIund Hall

Miss Trinie Saavedra, 1S-year-
old Census Bureau employe. was
the object of a wide search bv
Prince Georges County and
Washington police today after it
was learned she has been miss
ing since last Thursday.
AS mystery surrounded her where
abouts, Franklin J. Lillard. admins
tretlve personnel assistant at the
Census Bureau, said employees of the
bureau and possibly from the ad-
joining Navy photographic Office
would be called on to help search
the surrounding woods, if police
made the request.
Through another worker at the
Census Bureau. Miss Saavedra had
reported sick last Thursday and did
not go to work. 1t was not until
two days ago that her division chief
made check of her continued alb
sence.
1t was learned that Miss Saavedra
described as devout Catholic, left
her rosary on a table in her room.
A box of candy and some unmailed
letters she had written also were
found in the room.
Mr., Lillard said the manager of
the Womens residence hall at Suit
land, where the girl lived, COM
munlcated last night by telephone
with Miss Saavedra's S parents in
Almllo, N. Mex. The mother said
she received letter dated October
IA in which her daughter said she
was pleased with her job and her
quarters, She came to Washington
September 2.
Description Given.
The following description of the
missing girl was furnished to Dis
trlct police; Five feet 3 inches tall.
weight, 120 pounds; brown eyes, long
black hair with curls about the face,
Residents of Suitland Hall said the
girl, when last seen was wearing a
yellow skirt, brown and orange plaid
Jacket, and yellow sweater.
Her disappearance was discovered
when she failed to report for work
for several days. A check revealed
that her clothes still we're in her
room. There were no outward indi-
cations that she had taken a trip.
A friend told police she had talked
with Miss Saavedra on October IA.
and that she seemed cheerful.
Handling the case for Prince
Georges County police are Officers
(See MISSING GIRL, Page A-260
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Woman Gets 20 Years
In Richmond Staying
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-Hus-
tlngs Court Judge Ingram yesterday
sentenced Emma Virginia Dooms, 27,
to 20 years in the State Peniten-
tiary after she pleaded guilty to
completely in the knife-slaying OF
Vinichio Blchi, confectionery clerk
here
Commonwealth's Attorney Haddon
recommended to Judge Ingram that
the defendant be given only 20 years
because of her aid to the State in
its prosecution of Harry Edward
Farris, who was electrocuted last
Friday for the Bichi Staying, ana
Violet Merryman.
Violet Merryman has received
sentences of 80 and 25 years, not to
run concurrently, for the Bichi kill
ing and the murder of Frank Har-
grove, slain in Henrico County the
same week end Bichi met his death.
Judge Ingram said the 20-year-
term imposed on the Dooms woman
should run concurrently with the
30-year term she was given in Hen
rico County in the Hargrove murder
case,
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Admiral Sir Dudley Pound, 66,
Former First Sea Lord, Dies
Father Of Brituin's
Strategy Resigned
Post October a
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Admiral of
the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound, who
resigned early this month as first
British sea lord because of i'll
health. died today in London
at 66.
Sir Dudley directed the British
feet through four of its most crit
ical war years and is credited
more than any other man with
shaping the course of Britain's mod
ern naval policy.
He v.s taken i'll while returning
from the Churchill Roosevelt con-
ference at Quebec. He resigned as
first sea lord October 4 and was
succeeded the next day by Admiral
Sir Andrew Browne Cunningham,
who had been commander of Brit
ish naval forces in the Mediter-
ranean.
Sir Dudley had been called the
father of Britain's present strategy
of aggressive action At the time OF
Sir Dudley's resignation Prime Min
lister Churchill expressed regret
that it must come just when con-
troll of the Mediterranean is within