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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
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May Be Moved

LONDON. July g tUP)-Ger-
many considers Sicily lost and
the italian government. either
preparatory TO declaring Rome an
open city or because OF the grow
ing danger of invasion Of the
mainland. may move 10 Verona.
$50 miles north Of Rome, reports
reaching Spain said today
A neutral source in Italy re-
vpaled that there was consider
able talk In Rome last weekend
oyer the possibility that Italian
government departments. along
With the military. naval and air
STATS. would shift headquarters
70 Verona. where Mussolini and
Hitler had conferred Monday, a
Madrid dl5pstch asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

And these the Strike
Fronts
Los ANGELES-New trans.
portation strike called for 2
a m. Sunday as one work
stoppacc ends.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Five hum
dred workers Of Bethlehem
Steel Corp. walk out.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. - STRIKE
Of 81 metal pourers forced
magnesium plant Of hluri-
mum Co. Of America. employ
ing 5000. 10 operate at
one-third capacity.
AKRON Production Of tires at
General Tire and Rubber Co.
halted by wildcat walkout.
LACKAWANNA. y. Y. Beth
lehem StecIs Lackawanna
l0-inch mill shut down IN
wage row.
BOSTON - Commercial fisher
men continue strike against
OPA ceiling prices on fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Baby Slayer Sentenced

DENVER. July % CUP)-
Bernice Williams, %, unwed bust
ness girl who drowped her three
babies a few momentS>aft their
birth, was sentenced yesterday to
10 to Is years on a second\ degree
murder charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Strike Ties Up
WdsteCo||eCtion'
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ness agent for the Federation of
State, County and Municipal En-
ployes. said that private industries
paid SIPS hourly for this type of
work and that all three classified
tions should be boosted TO that
figure.
Picket lines were established
around DPW stations and no en-
ploye was permitted TO cross.
There was no disorder.
William NJ. Walker Jr., DPW
commissioner, said that for all
intents and purposes the whole
department is down. All who re-
ported for work, however, will be
paid, he said.
The strike was described AS a
wage dispute by Anthony Tash-
nick, AFL business agent for the
Federation of State, County and
Municipal Employees.
He said that garbage drivers
collect $1.06 hourly; garbage col
lectors, $1.02h cents hourly, and
rubbish collectors, 95 cents hourly.
ASKS $1.25 AN HOUR
A survey OF private industries
showed that average wage for this
type of work was SIPS hourly,
Tashnick said:
I'VE are asking that all three
classificatiOns be jumped TO
that figure" he added.
The strike followed by two
days a statement of Mayor JEFF
fries demanding a showdown with
AFL and CIO unions on who is
running the city"
A week ago today. garbage col
lectors staged a one-day protest
strike after garbage drivers had
been granted a 3i2-cen hourly
increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Diplomacy of Reds
Alarms Washington
Continued from Page One)

Nor has Stain relaxed his ban military observers
from the Allied armies during his current offensive.
Stain has shown great enthusiasm for the success
full Tunsan campaign by the Allies for the dynamic
invasion of Sicily.
He has pounded away at his demand for second front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Americans
Capture
Palermo
CONTINUED from Page One)

NSohtihueu iio'' "k0 O"oJ
line running from Catania south
of Mt. Etna TO the northern coast,
where the main Axis stand is
expected.
1.-THE battle positions in the
east were not entirely clear, but
il appeared that the British and
probably the Canadians were
by-passing Catania in an effort
TO strike at the Paterno-Aderno
sector, at the base of Mt. Etna,
before the Axis became strongly
established there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Allied AVidtors
Bombdrd Java
After Long Hop

ALLIED HQ.. s. w. Pacific,
July % (UP)-A big oil refinery
warehouses and railway and dock
installations at Surabaya, Java,
Japan'S largest naval base be-
tween Singapore and Rabaul, lay
In Snouldering ruins today after
a record 2.400-mile raid by Allied
Liberstor bombers.
The 70-minute raid, which kin
died fires visible for l40 milest
conceded with the heaviest aerial
attack OF the war in the South
west Pacific on Munda and Bal
roko. last japanese bases on New
Georgia Island in the Central
Solomons, $500 miles east OF
Surabaya.
OIL REFINERY HIT
The Liberators found Surabaya,
on the north coast of Java in the
occupied Dutch East Indies, COM
pletely lighted when they arrived
over the port early yesterday,
apparently taking the enemy by
SURPRISE. Soon afterward, Japanese
aircraft batteries put up an
intense barrage. but il dwindled
as the raid progressed.
Direct hits were scored with
500-pound bombs on an oil re-
finery and five large fires sprang
up. Docks. warehouses and rail-
way targets also were hit heavily
with explosives and fire bombs
All planes returned safely.
The round-trip flight of 2,i00
miles exceeded by 200 miles the
previous record Southwest Pacific
flight to Macassar and compared
favorable with iong-distance raids
by American South Pacific planes
on Wake Island and British planes
on Poland and Czecho-Slovakia
s WARsHIPS BOMBED
A lone Liberator on reconnais-
sance over the Macassar area Of
Celebes early Wednesday was
intercepted by four japanese
fighters, but shot down two of
them and returned safely.
A medium force of Liberators
and flying Fortresses. bombed
three enemy warships in the
Bougainville Straits in the North
ern Solomons just after dawn
but results were not
In the Central Solomons, Daunt-
less and Avenger bombers and
Wildcat fighters flew $50 sorties
in shuttle bombing of New
Georgia, concentrating the main
weight of their 135 tons of cx-
plosives on enemy defenses in the
Munda area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
RETREAT ADMITTED

(T'he Italian communicate to-
day acknowledged retreat in
western Sicily but said Allied
attacks in the central and east
ern sectors had been repulsed.
II did not mention the capture
of PalermoD
Army dispatches said that the
Italian land forces at Palermo
complained that the Italian navy
had failed 10 assist them. They
said they had seen the navy only
when an Italian motor boat put
into the harbor to evacuate high
Fascist officials.
The Seventh Army under 1t
Cen. George S. Patton Jr. had
captured $50 guns, 500 vehicles
and 10000, 600 rounds of anmuni-
ton in their advance on Palermo
where they cut off more than
1000 square miles of territory
containing many important all
and sea bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
IN ALLIED TRAP

tIn London, military observ-
ers estimated that about $4,000
Italians, including remnants Of
the Assletta and Aosta divisions
and three coastal divisions. had
been trapped in Western Sicily
although they might not yet
have been taken prisoner. They
expressed belief that. in view Of
the Allied air and sea su-
premacy, the Germans could
only fight a delaying battle on
the northeastern tip of Sicily TO
hold of the invasion of Italy
as long as possible.
london sources said the
Allies apparently were attempt
ing 10 outfiank the rugged
Mt. Etna defenSes as rapidly AS
possible 20 prevent the enemy
from getting set on new lines
there }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

British Eighth storming at the gates of
Catana, Allied armies now control four
ffths of the island. Most of the airfelds
are Allied-held; only two ports-Catania
and Messina-remain in Axis hands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
TIES UP 8 DIVISIONS

The strike today was simulta-
neous in the three main divisions
Of the DPW The few employees
who reported for work were I'M
able to carry on normal opera
tons.
Walker said a survey by DPW
officials revealed that the follow
ing were on strike:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

o 1,066 rubbish collectors out
of 1890.
o 355 garbage collectors out of
SOP.
o 131 garbage drivers out of
1876.
O 20 downtown street cleaners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

A large, fine diamond is
set in a heavy, yellow
gold ring. Exceptional
value. On easy terms.
$3.50 4 WEEK
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

WASHINGTON. April 10 CUPl
The girls AZ Peggy Keshlear's
boarding house thought something
ought 10 he done about il and the
girls At her office thought some
thing ought 10 he done about il.
"Sc." Peggy said today, "we're
going tc do something about IT.
1T" being the shortage of boy
friends for government girls in
the capital. and I'VE" being Miss
Keshlear and her pals Jerry
Klancke and Bernice Sevy--the,
are going 10 organize the Eight
Girls for Every Man Club"
The club motto will be No more
lonely nights" Miss Keshlear-
who thought up the name-will
be president.
Although the club will function
only in Washington, IL will have a
national atmosphere because its
members, Miss Keshlear explained,
come from all over the country
Peggy is an Oceols. Ia. girl. She
works for the army auartermaSter
corps. Miss Klsncke came here
from Glencoe, MINI; Miss Sevy
from Salt Lake City. Both work
for the office of censorship.
The Fight Girls for Every
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Work 10 Start
On Huron PkWy.

Plans for construction of the
first section Of the Parkway along
the Huron River, linking Belleville
Lake 10 Dexter, through Ypsilanti,
Ann Arbor and Delhi will he COM
pleted within the coming year,
II. r. Earhart, chairman Of the
board Of the Huron-Clinton Metro
politan Authority, announced Sat
urday.
Construction Of the new highway
will begin at the close Of the war.
Earhart said, adding that il will
run through the most scenic and
populated section Of the two rivers
on which the Authority was set up
10 plan and develop parkways.
II is fourth of a series of
major projects for which the Park
way will prepare plans and secure
the land or right OF way for post
war projects.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Chandler Offers
Plan TO Use
laps on Farms
Suggests Reduction
in War Relocation
Centers From 10 70 Z
p,rcn r,m,. w..A,rr,or sur..u

NGTON. April 10
Senator Chsndler. Kentucky
Democrat, today submitted 10 four
government agencies a plan 10
reduce 10 two the 10 present war
relocation centers and turn al
least half their 10000 japanese
occupants to economic uses.
The plan was prepared by a
special subcommittee of the Senate
military affairs committee of
which Chandler is chairman. and
copies went 10 the state. war and
justice departments and to the
war relocation authority.
The agencies were asked 10 SUBJ
init written opinions on the plan,
which would involve detention
camps for large number Of
Japanese who have failed 10 pass
loyalty tests.
The agencies were invited 10
send witnesses 10 hearings of the
subcommittee If they desire.
Submission NJ the plan was
approved today by the military
affairs committee.
Senator Chandler, who recently
inspected most of the relocation
centers, in company with other
members of the subcommittee
said he believes $4,000 japanese
could be recruited for farm work
in places approved by the war de-
Ipartment. and that they would
serve as a substantial aid in
Solving the farm labor shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
SUNDAY MORNING

wExI-R. q Bible Societ'
WJBk-Jewish nour.
Io;is A. ~.
WJR-Phl Skillman NJ.
WCAR-Musical
WJLB-United Gospel OF.
iO:S A. N.
WJR- Wings over Jordan
WWI 90 Music.
WJLB-- Yugnslsv Club.
WFXL-Rev. John YounH
tets A. NJ.
WWJ-GArden Hour
Pontiac Rs ptis,.
II .ve A. NJ.
WIR-News
wwJ Paul CsthedrA
wCAR-Episcopal Church.
WNYZ-News Ace.
Hungarian Church
WExL-Congregal Churcl
WJBk-Serhlan hour.
tl:I5 A. ~.
WIR EGon Perrin.
WANZ-Dr J. r. Norris.
II 40 A. N.
wJR Rev. John Zontr.
CKLW-- Anglican Church.
WJLB-United Tabernacie
WEkL-saivstion Army
WJBK-Hebrew Christian.
~ i:ts A. ~.
uTfn NeUs
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
II PIT Boats Battle Fleet,
20 Jap Destroyers Routed

SAN FRANCISCO. April IN
CUPl-One murky night oT the
Solomon Islands squadron of II
L. &. torpedo boats encountered a
feet OF 20 japanese destroyers
and sent the enemy reebng in re-
treat with three Of his wsrShipe
blazing.
The story was told today nv
three veterans Of the small. hard
riding PIT boats who came here
on leave after SIX months ~ sue.
eeSSful forays against the Jsps m
which their squadron sank SiS
destroyers. a cruiser and = subma-
r1ne and upofhciaIly scored total
Of p hits on Jap vessels.
- FT. FROM DESTROYER
The three were Charles Tufts,
81 chief boatsvsin's mate. Bates
vile, Ind: Arthur Stuffert. 30
chief rnschinist's mate. Plsinheld
n. j. and John d. Legg. 30. chief
gosrternaster. San Antonio. Suf-
fsr1ng from the effects of malaria
ell were ANXIOUS 10 return 10 the
varx.
The rncornter with the Jap Do
stroyvrS, thy ssid, ~as 81 such
gio.e quarters that one Of the PIT
boatx rnc-nsd % within 20 feet Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
g Girls for EUery Man
Club Formed in Capital

Man Club will he open 10 all
government girls, most Of whom
are between lS and % and are
pretty" Miss Keshlear said. its
purpose will he 10 boost the
morale Of government girls and
help them meet nice boys In
the services 40 there won't he
any more lonely nights"
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Seebees 10 Interview
Officer Applicants

Applicants for petty officer posts
N the Seebees will be interviewed
Thursday and Friday from 10 a. m.
10 4 p. m. at the navy recruiting
station in the Federal Building.
Men between II and 80 years Of
age who are not deferred from the
draft because of essential war
work are eligible, according 70 ~.
r G. Butler nj the navy civil
engineers corps.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Advertising Club. TO Meet

l., Grant Hamilton. advertising
executive, viii speak on State
Promoted Food Accounts AZ a
meeting NJ the Women's Advertis-
ing Club IN the Olde Wayne Club
At Sis n. m Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Final Flight Training

FLINT, April 10. Clark r
Hagerman. a former member oi
the Flint police department, today
is at Brooks Field. Tex. for the
final stage OF his flight training in
the army air forces.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

ONE or THE
clevereSt COM
binationS NJ fun
and facts ~
Billie Burke =
3 h q W, Fash
ions IN Ra-
tions' heard
over WJR Sat-
urdays al II 30
a. m. Billie y
peppery style
gives life TO
cold facts. In
cidentally, that
is Alice Bell.
amy Of WJR
who does the
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
RaAo R,ogra",,

rhw program mas beer
gwen rhs Detroit Times
~ the stations herein
nsted. N the pressnts
t,ons as scheduled are no,
or the air. the fauh hes
Win tho stations and not
The Detroit Tfn~s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

local spot on this show. She won
the assignment through an AUDI
ton competition.
TODAYs GUESTS - JOSEPH
SCHUSTER. cellist. with the New
York Philharmonic Symphony
(WJR 3 p. M :. George Price,
oldtime vaudeville star, with
FRED ALLEN CWJR $40 p. M
MARTHA RAVE, recently hack
from Africa. with CHARLIE NC
lCARTHY (WWJ 3 p. NJ
EDWARD G.. ROBINSON and
other screen stars. in an hour
long dedication to the aircraft
industry (CKLW HIS p. M
MIRIAM HOPKINS on Inner
Sanctum" (WXYZ $50 p. M ...
GRACE MOORE on Pause That
Refreshes' tWJR 4:30 p. M
ARTURO TOSCANINI conducting
the final NBC Symphony Orches-
ira concert CWWJ 5 p. M
JANET BLAIR on Radio Read
ers' Digest" (WJR 9 p. M
ADELINE GRAY. only American
woman TO escape from the Japs.
on I'VE, the People" CWJR 7:30
p. M GERTRUDE LAW
RENEE on That They Might
Live" (WWJ 1890 p. M
non BuRNs WASN'T suR
rRIssD WHEN HE LEARNED
thai TEE ARMY MAD
sMAsHER THE "BAz0OKA
GUN" EVERY RADro LIS
TENER KNOWS THAT BOB's
roc HORN ~ CALLED A
''BAZOOKA." EVERY TINT
POINT TT AT THE STUDIO
AUDIENCE. A LOOK or TER
ROR CONES INTO PEOPLES
FACES" SAWS ron.
TOM BRENEMAN, erncee Of
Breakfast at Sardi's (WXYZ)
gives away wishing ring at each
broadcast but stipulates that only
women are eligible. The other
day a 250-pound male held the
winning ticket. Sorry. mister
said Breneman. you can't had
IL. You're no woman" "Oh, yeh.'
comes back the stronger Of the
species. MY wife runs q lotion
crane for Aluminium Corporation
and I stay at home and do the
|housework. Just look at my dish
pan hands" He got the ring.
II YOU HAVE SENT questions 10
Information Please" that have
not been used. don't be discour-
aged. Mrs. Gordon Fleming (wife
|of the CKLW orHanist) was
startled TO hear her name men
toned and questions used two
years after she had sent them In,
.frh<s a re>ps.sk- 90 psAA 80 ~ w1H
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
6

YOU WON'T-and shouldn 't-be
able To forget, during the next
three weeks, that the government !,
is counting on YOU 10 help max,
It's biggest selling iob-Sl3. 900, y
100000 worth of war bonds-a
success. Radio is dedicating it's
facilities 10 this selling job. Vir-
tually every program you hear to-
MORROW will carry a war bond
message.
WE JUST DISCOVERED that in
addition 10 being War Bond Week,
this Is also "Be-Kind-to-Animals
Week" One of the most interest
ing features OF the week will be @
radio Program, "Deat IN Valley Days"
tWJR Thurs. $40 D. m.) dedi-
Gated 10 "PruneS." "Prunes" was
"a famous pack burTo of Fairplay,
Colo, whose useful service of 63
years came To an end in 1880, AT
which time the town erected
monument IN his honor. II Is 10
be regretted that animals are be-
coming such a minor part of peo-
pies liveS-we can all learn so
much from them.
THIS ITEM sHOULD NV
HEAD DED. THEY ALSO
SERVE" KYsER CwwD
VINO ~ BEING SACRIFICED
ON THE ALTAR or UNFAV-
ORABLE PUBLICITY IN RE-
GARD To HIS MILITARY
STATUS, HAS SPENT s104 .O00
TAXING MIS- RAND On ll2i
TRIPS TO ENTERTAIN MORE
THAN go SERVICE CAMPS.
LAST rHANksGIVING ne
ENTERTAINED FOR EIGHT
STRAIGHT HOURS IN MILL
TARY HOSPITALS. ON ONE
TRIP To SERVICE CAMPS nv
rruT ON - SHOWS IN -
STATES. HE HAS SOLD NIL
LIONS or DOLLARS IN WAN
BONDS. LET ONLY THOsE
WHO HAVE DOSE As MICH
THROW STONES.
RADIO BTTS-JACk BENNY will
be hack on his show tonight
tWWJ 7 p. M JOY HATH
AWAY, who plays the role of aH
ignorant girl in Amanda of
Honeymoon Hill" tWJR) is one OF
radios best educated stars
KATE SMITH signed her name
no a torpedo that's headed Hit
ier's way ELVTA ALTMAN,
whom you'll remember as Co
bina" OF the Brenda and Cobina'
team. is now playing the role NJ
Mrs. Ken Niles" on The CHS Car
avan (WJR Friday 10 PM
II. V. KALTENBORN. veteran
MIC news commentator. has en-
dowed scholarship in news re-
porting At Harvard In Gin
cinnati, people bought S754s,475
in War Bonds 10 witness = broad
cast of Truth or Consequences.
~ YoU WANT TO LOON ~
HIND THE SCENES or
NETTING or THE WAR Ia
BOR BOARD, TUNE IN WJR
At n;M Y. N. TO-DAY AND
HEAR I'm OUR OPINION"
LABOR. MANAGEMENT THE
PUHLIC AND THE wLB WILL
ALL Bg REPREsENTED on
THE ROUNDTABIE.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

2 Jap Warshlp 50 close II was
unable 20 fire It's torpedoeS.
Lesc received the Silver Star
AWARD for bringing hack his boat
single-handed from another battle
with FIVE deStroyerS after all the
other crewTnen topSide had been
knocked unconscious by shellfTe
CHASED FOR 20 MILES
Once Tufts boat darted into a
Jap formation 10 hit cruiser. A
pack NJ destroyers chased The
little Pr for % miles. with Tufts
and other crewmen throwing
overheard everything they could
pry loose n get more speed.
The PIT wound up high and dry
on a Tulagl beach while the Japs
turned back
The Americans fought by night
and tired 10 sleep IN foxholes
under shellhre by day. Under the
command Of IT. Lester Gamble ot
Oakland. Cal, they patroled the
waters of japanese beschhead
waiting for enemy ships.
The methodical Japs unwittingly
supplied them with their naviga-
ton methods IN the blackness
the glInf1ashes Of Pistol Pete" an
enemy artillery piece that fired ~
regular intervals from . fixed To-
cation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
SUNDAY EVENING

500 y. NJ.
| WJR--Edw w. Murrow
| lWWJ-Deiroit Orchestra,
| ICKLW First NighteT-p
! WCAR-The Price Family.
WxYZ-Serenade-M,
WJLR-Nevs.
Wiling Workers.
WJBK-Temple Baptist-R.
Sis Y. ".
WJR-ireus Rich-D.
WXYZ-News Ace
WJLB---The Call-T.
WEXL- Redford tabernscle
s:So p. NJ.
wJR-sgt. Gene Autry-V.
CKLW-Upton Closet.
WCAR-Chspel Hour
WXYZ-WAACs on Parade
WJLB--E Echoes OF Erin NJ
WJBK-EeEro srtists-M.
s:4s r. ".
Cosmopolltans NJ.
WEhL-- MeaoOwl n CnAp'
- 90 y. NJ.
WJR-Chips Davis-n.
WWJ--Jaek Benny-N.
CKLW- Det. Bible class.
WCAR-News.
WXYZ-Dtew Pearson T.
WJLB-Church OF God
WEXI,--Faith PentecostAi.
wJBK-Youth program.
5:1S y. NJ.
wCAR-VFW program.
WxYZ--Dairy Farmers
WEXIs-Free viii Baptist.
WJBk--German-Americsn
1880 +. NJ.
wJR-We. the people-D.
wWJ -Randwason-M
CRLw-Voice ~ prophecy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Nedrrsighted Son
Won t Be Placed
In Combat Area
Army Has Optonetrists
10 Check on eyesicht
OF All Fighting Men

A NJ c. q Ny son has -
Vear glasses on account Of near
SlehtedneSS In tho event no Is
sent into combat duty what pro.
vision docS the army make 10 rC,
place IN, glasses m case ~ break
age IN places where there arf
ne optOmctr,StS. wouldn't soldier
be A. a disadvantage as hlS sight
would be I'm paired d without
glasses "
A-Thr army has it, aIFA HP-
tometriStS. You can he assured
that nothing l. left undone 10
keep soldiers IN good physical
condition. " your son il near
sighted he will not he placed in
front lines where the loss or
hreaksge OF his glasses would
materially handicap him.
W. + Q-Are there any Spe-
cisl physical requirements for off.
GERS training. such as vision
What IS the minimum vision 10 bt
eligible for officers training
Are cameras permitted in army
camps
NORMAL VISION
A-Ohicer candidates must
pass the necessary physical eN-
animation and one ~ the re-
quirements Is normal vision.
II IL not advisable To take
camera with you when you leave
for the army. as many camps
do not allow them.
Mrs. W. c: CT have sor
In the army overseas Should
display a service flag containing a
silver or blue star? Is there any
difference IN the stars for army
and navy
A blue star in white
rectangular field within red
border is the proper star 10 dis
play. There II no difference in
service flags for the army and
navy.
ENTITLED To AID
Mrs. T. A. M. Q have two
sons in service one IN the marines
and one IN the army. have al
ways depended upon Them for sup
port. have two other children,
ages 16 and q. VIII / receive an
from them and how
much? II ! 60 10 work, would !
still get an allotment
All you have looked ~ your
sons for n considerable portion
of your support you are entitled
20 family allowance each
month. II they have not hled
application for family allowance,
suggest you contact the home
service section Of the American
Red Cross, 500 West Lafayette.
to obtain application forms and
assistance In hling for family
allowance.
When you cease 10 he depend
ept on your sons for support,
your family allowance Is dis
continued.
WONT BE REJECTED
J. n: A-YOu would not he
rejected for the one offense.
Mrs. l. A: q When a soldier
takes out government insurance.
is policy issued? How can a
wife find out who has been named
beneficiary Of his insurance?
A policy is not issued when
. soldier takes out government
insurance. but q notice ls sent 10
the beneficiary. II your husband
has taken out insurance and you
have not been notified. write 10
the Director of Insurance, T.. 8.
Veterans Administration, Wash
tngtoH, ID. G..