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Evening star., 1943-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts made by any one but myself. FRANK
n. ORIANI. 5722 Sth st. NV 16s
CORA LEE THOMAS IS NOW THE OWNER
o. the Ell Bee Beauty Salon, 1419 Park
I'd. NV. and is only responsible for bills
contracted by herself after her purchase
ALL PERSONS WHO HEARD AND WIT
messed discussion between lady and clerk
in store at NV. corner 18th and sts.
NV. Friday, June 25. 1943, at about 3:45
pm. please communicate with F. R.
sONG. 11"1 Denrike Building. DI. 1866.
QUAINT ACRES,
Eow. open for the season. Home grown
'egetables in variety. Peaches, grapes.
tpples in season. Combine orders with
osishbors. SH. $50.
Evening star., 1943-07-16

3US BOYS (2). colored, over Is years day
york. Sundays off. Dikeman's Restaurant.
coo 18th St NV
Evening star., 1943-07-16

BOOKKEEPER-For the man with general
ledger bookkeeping and accounting ability,
thoroughly experienced in general Office
-outine; we have an attractive position to
conditions Write for Interview giving
age, education, past experience and other
qualifications. Young Mems Shop. 1919
ST
Evening star., 1943-07-16

CLERK for real estate office. Must have
ear. Aggressive young man can learn in
teresting profession Salary basis. Call
VA SQ17 for ipteryieu
Evening star., 1943-07-16

COOK, second, coloreo, sea food experience
preferred, $3.50 per month: six days, good
-Sorking conditions. Bog 2O3-R. Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-16

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Evening star., 1943-07-16
HELP MEN.

tCroUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, preferably
'ctired man; capable of straightening out
BUSINESS accounts and setting up current
System American Appliance Co, EN-
3l42 and GE 9533
Evening star., 1943-07-16

Experienced on awnings and
power machines, good wages.
Applv 1904 Rhode Island ave.
ne.
Evening star., 1943-07-16

P. B. K. OPERATOR, knowl-
edge of typing; hrs, $3.50 till
S; half day Saturday; good
salary.
Evening star., 1943-07-16
WOMEN
SEAMSTRESS.

For defense plant. Good TRANSFORMATION
paw while learning Apply Bowen Co.
47io bethesda ave. Bethesda Md.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
YuIe Mail Delay
Seen Unless All
Use Post Zones

Unless 500 900 DctroitcrS sup
ply their correspondents with their
own postal delivery unit numbers.
Christmas mail this year may be
weeks late. Detroit post office
officials SAY
rhn critical situation IN the
mail sorting and distribution diNi-
sion ~ the post office makes the
unit delivery number almost as
important az the street address II
was said
In an appeal 20 Detroit rcsi-
dents ta learn their own numbers
and 10 aCQuaint their letter-wrlt-
ing friends with them. the post
office pointed out that the Sy>-
tenn was considered permanent
because under The old plan II was
necessary for distributor 20
l.lln--r!Zc- --all p0Stal districts
and buildings where mail was
sent.
-FF47r> type oi emploNe b. not
available now and the number
system VIII be continued d.
An official postal unit guide Is
expected 10 be ready for sale on
local neW>>tand>. greeting card
and magazine counters Monday II
lists an streets IN Detroit and the
postal districts m which the
streets DE. The guide has been APP
proved by Detroit post office
heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Vet SO Far
Brothers Are in Same Port,
They Fail 10 Meet

ffttESDALE. Sept. II TIP
Two Hillsdale brothers serving ir
The navy discovered today that
their ships had locked side by side
In an undiScloSed Mediterranean
port a short time ago, and neither
Knew the other was aboard.
The brothers, Ensign G.. IIar-
wood Mitchell and Seaman nc
George Mitchell sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Mitchell, are home on
lurlOugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Nelson and Knox
Received by King

LONDON, Sept, "a GNS)-
WPB Chairman Donald Nelson
was received by King George at
Buckingham Palace yesterday.
The king, who had just returned
from Scotland, also received Sec
rotary of the Navy Knox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Governor Calls
Volunteers

LANSING Sept "a Enlist
ment of 1893 WACS to form a
special Michigan company was
Spurred by a proclamation issued
by Gov. Kelly today.
This is the first time Michi-
gan has been privileged to send
forth "A group of its citizens
trained together and marching
under the state flag and wear
ing the shoulder insignia bear
ing the name of Michigan" his
proclamation read. II now call
upon our Michigan women who
meet the Wac eligibility re-
quirements to volunteer their
services in meeting this emer-
gency."
The recruiting campaign begins
Sept. u and will last 70 days. A
total of 10000 is sought through
out the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
JUST FILL COUPON

Have you joined the Christmas
Ship Club yet? If you haven't.
won't you do your part TO assure
a Merry Christmas for some
lonely Serviceman or woman over
seas who might otherwise be for
gotten on Dec. Is?
Just fill out the coupon appear
ing on this page and mail it
Immediately to the Christmas
Ship Editor of The Detroit Times.
Don't delay! Join now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

A Modern Humpty Dumpty
Puts Himself Together Again.
With Grub-Stakers Scrapping
over the Pieces, the Popular
Singing Star Finds an UneN-
pected Way 10 Salvage His Con-
fused Career. Read How He
Did IL i'm The American Weekly,
Famous Magazine Distributed
With This Sundays Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
ENSIGN JOINS CLUB


the club carried her fright int
She wrote
MAY we add our cOngratula-
tons To The Detroit Times for
sponsoring IA project 80 worth
while a. the Christmas Ship
Club. Although, at present, the
WAVES are limited TO service
i'm the United States, we feel a
deep gratitude TO those whose
idea IL was to have members
furnish gifts TO the men and
women overseas.
For many service people,
Christmas will be lonely time.
Club members gifts will bring
them nearer home in thoughts,
and the feeling that they are
not forgotten will bring some
measure of peace despite the
war.
''In behalf of the WAVES
stationed at the Detroit Office
of Naval Officer Procurement,
and for all WAVES in this dis
trict, l send best wishes for
successful campaign.
Sincerely yours,
Helen VI. Stewart.
Ensign, L. ;. n. r."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

y. w ard

Grand River at Greenfield
Grstiot az 7-Mile Road "
sMiehisAn at schsefer
IN Dearborn
4th at Washington
In Royal Oak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
WAVES, Ensign
Praise Times
YuIe ShipCIub

Louise Daley is a seaman. first
class. in the WAVES, stationed at
the Crosse he naval air station.
She's doing her part TO help win
this war But she wants to do
lust little bit more"
SO she enrolled as a member of
The Detroit Times Christmas Ship
Club. She has already received
the name of a Servicen1an overseas
and has sent him a Christmas gift.
The aim Of the club is TO pro-
vide a Merry Christmas 10 lonely
Servicemen and women overseas.
While the WAVES are not on
overseas duty at this time. the
Christmas Ship Committee asked
Ensign Helen Stewart, senior Off
Ger OF the WAVES in the Detroit
Office of Naval Officer Procure
ment, what she thought of the
clubs aim.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

n mt, he re. W.T." ~so1s'
lated, hitting 1t three points trying
to retake the (Henderson) airneld
on Guadalcanal. We held = hill IN
the middle and were completely sur
rounded by the Japs. Our commu-
nications were cut and we didn't
get reinforcements until the next
morning.
Tor two days we didn't have any
thing to eat or drink" he continued.
There was jungle all around with
only about 200 yards Of clear valley.
We Just waited for the tanks to come
and get US out. Very few came back
only IS on our hill-although the
artillery backed us up pretty well"
Like = Bunch Of Rabbits.
The Japs, Corpl. Lucarine de-
clared, act like a bunch Of scared
rabbits under heavy artillery fire.
Their officers don't have any control
over them"
When his tank unit was not IN
action, the young marine was sent
to the front lines to fight with the
infantry.
I'VE didn't operate the tanks very
much because the terrain was 80
bad" he explained. In the battle
Of Tenaru we had only four tanks
one platoon"
The first time he killed Z Jap was
in the battle OF Tenaru, his first
action which came 4 week after he
landed.
"You had to kill them" he sx-
planned, because with their last
breath they would try to set the fuse
OH on 4 hand grenade and blow you
to bits.
Most Of the time you couldn't
see them until you came on them.
I got my first one with a bayonet.
After that I turned my bayonet
in for subtommy. I'd rather use
subtommy than cold steel. You
feel funny when you kill your first
Jap, but after a while you just say
one more and start looking for some
more. It's either you or him,
guess"
Japs Well Armed.
Lie CO1 PO1 dl Odlu CIiS JHpS WCIC
powerfully armed, each man having
enough equipment for AVE."
and they fought 4 great deal with
hand grenades. The best manner In
dealing with snipers was to send
the tanks into the trees, he de-
clared.
Every time we saw 4 place that
looked heavily camouflaged We
knew there were Jap snipers there,
so the tanks would go in and knock
down the trees, and nine times out
Of 10 Jap snipers would tumble
out" he added.
Corpl. Lucarine returned to the
United States year ago and was
given . medical discharge from the
Marine Corps last August. He wears
the Asiatic and Pacific campaign
ribbons, the Presidential Citation for
the hrst Marines at Guadalcanal,
the pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon ana
the Expeditoonary Medal awarded
for the invasion Of territory held
BY the enemy.
A native Of Pennsylvania, he en-
listed In the Marine Corps In Au-
gust 1910. Now . student At the
Lewis Hotel Training School, he
resides with his wife, Mrs. Virginia
Lucarine, and their 1o-month- old
Evening star., 1943-12-08
DC. Woman Sponsors Ship
Named for Hug h |. Kerwin

Mrs. Merwin Browne, ALL Abe
marie street NV, daughter of the
late Hugh L. Kerwin, labor leader,
sponsored 4 Liberty ship named for
her father yesterday at the Beth
lehem-Fairneld shipyard at Balti-
more. The Kerwin, the 259th built
at the yards, was constructed in %
days.
|, Members Of the christening party
included Mr.. Kerwin's sister. Miss
Anna Kerwin. New York; Mr..
Browne, Washington correspondent
for the Buffalo Evening News. g.
year-old Marilyn Browne Ind
Evening star., 1943-12-08

daughter, Joan Karen, At 4522 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington.
While Corpl. Lucarine is glad to
be back in civilian clothes, he still
has that "old feeling for the serv-
ice"
"Over there you beat your chops
out to get outA but when you do get
out you want to get back in," he
laughed.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

brothers and sisters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Browne.
Hugh L. Kerwin was Director Of
Labor Adjustment Service at one
time, assistant to the Secretary OF
Labor and from 1919 until his death
In 1887, director of conciliation.
Evening star., 1943-12-08
Beck From the Wars
Veteran of GuodoIconoI Tells
|Of Being Surrounded by laps

Going days without food or water
WAS not an uncommon experience
for the marines at Guadalcanal.
declares Corpl. Rocco j. Lucarine, AZ,
Evening star., 1943-12-08

member OF the
M arine Tank
Corps unit which
participated in
the invasion Of
the Solomon Is
lands.
OF the hve big
battles in which
the corp oral
participated, the
rough h est, he
said, was the
battle OF Lunsa
Point.
The japanese
struck at mid
Evening star., 1943-12-08

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-12-08
Stories of Veterans
Wanted by Star

This Is another Of q series Of
interviews with men from the
Washington area who have
returned from overseas duty.
Friends and relatives Of service
men returning from battle zones
are urged to write or telephone
the city editor Of The Star 1T
MA. 5000. The Star wants TO
give these men Of the armed
forces q chance to tell their
stories to the Thousands of m
terested Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1943-12-08

Tovny, long-wearing, beautifully marked
Mexican Ocelot in the
Stroller length is definitely THE Christmas
gitt From Ja'1del turriers, of
course To be vorn through all seasons of
the year -. for day or evening.
Not costly. And completely, thoroughly
entirely smart! To 1Dear With-
out blenaish a mighty long w11ile. The
most perfect Gift of alt!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
F air Enough

HAVING caught up with the
II Warner Brothers produc-
ton Of Joseph Davies propa-
ganda story Mission 10 Mos
cow" | would now like TO ask
Mr.. Davies whether he would
approve the execution OF Earl
Browder as a conSpirator against
the government OF the United
States and the mass execution
OF great number ~ other
American Communists and pro-
Communists. including some who
have held positions in our gov
eminent.
I think this is a fair question.
because not only IN his book. on
which the film is based but
more openly IN the film itself.
Mr. Dawes indicates a personal
and political belief that the men
whom Russia put 10 death for
conSpiring with Hitler and Japan
against the Stain government
deserved their punishment.
We can ignore the fact that
-thn-EsSS!aH -SySts@-dseIsss-s
doubts in favor Of the prosecu-
tion and fiouts the American
concept for justice. as Mr. Da-
himself admitted IN the
~ After all. they were Rus
SLAMS and they were tried IN
Russia under Russian laws.
DCT Mr.. Davies Is an Ameri-
- can. and an American law
yer, moreover. and still IN both
story and picture he agrees that
men who conSplre against the
safety NJ their government de-
serve 10 die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

is also taking in veterans of
World War II, but they must
have seen service in foreign
lands or the waters contiguous
thereto.
The Legion accepts any man
who was In the service and hon
orably discharged.
Thus the latter is bound TO res
main the larger organization.
If the veterans of this war
are content TO accept the Le-
gion and not form an organiza-
ton of their own, II is con-
ceivable that the Legion may
eventually reach a membership
of five or six millions.
However, young men are not
always satisfied with the more
placid ideas and procedure of
their elders.
IT would not be surprising TO
see new organization come
into existence Immediately after
the war.
IN THE Legion'S Department
Il of Virginia the FIRST RasEef
an all-World War ii member
ship has been organized with ID
charter members, of which nine
have been in action.
II is called Pearl Harbor
Post II differs in no way from
the other posts of the Legion
except in point of qualification
Of members.
1t is planned 10 organize
other similar posts, but all I'M
der Legion auspices.
Omaha Post No | Of the Le-
gion, the largest single post in
the United States. as a result
Of merging several posts into
the one body. recently took in
119 veterans of this war and
the various Legion posts of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

have been married y years or
more are Mr.. and Mrs James
Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs Warner
Baxter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
+ DcMiIle
They should form club,
have their picture taken and
circulate il throughout the
world
Would prove that it is pos
sible 10 stay married long
time in Hollywood If YOU make
up your mind TO d.,
MANY doctors and surgeons
vi have succeeded as writers
but O. Henry, the short story
genius, is the only pharmacist
who ever achieved literary fame.
"Was Abraham Lincoln a pipe
or cigar smoker" asks Chi
cagoan.
Lincoln didn't smoke tobacco
in any form.
The Nazis never tried 20 keep
the Stuka dive bomber a secret
from the French.
There was a s tux dive
bomber on display IN the Ger
man Building of the Paris EX-
position OF 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
War Enhances
LeSiOn's Power

Department of California re-
port about 600 new members
from World War IL.
II is estimated that 10000
Legionnaires, or men who were
in uniform in World War l, are
back in the service.
Most of them must now be
around middle age. 1t is also
estimated that there are 100000
sons, nephewS and brothers of
Legionnaires under arms, and
they are almost sure TO become
members of the Legion after
the war.
THE Legion is concerning it.
L. self with numerous war ac-
tivitieS at this time, and is de-
handing that no man be dis
charged outright from the serv-
ice at the end of the war unless
he has a job awaiting him.
Ii is further advocating a sNS-
tenn of furloughs with pay and
allowances to be put into effect
so that returning soldiers and
Saifors would remain on The
army and navy pay rolls until
such reasonable time as they
have found jobs. Here is where
/ see eye to eye with the old
timers.
They are coming close 10 my
idea of continuing the pay Of
the discharged men for a year
after the war.
/ would like to see legislation
10 this effect enacted now, other
wise the fighting men of World
War III will find themselves IN
exactly the same plight as that
Of the men of World War L
broke, and down and out.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

4 FTER this war the largest
"A organization, numerically, in
the United States will be the
American Legion.
The strength of its numbers
depends, of course, entirely upon
what ii may decide To do.
/ suppose the interests OF the
veterans will always be its first
consideration.
Any speculation on the posi-
bility OF the former soldiers
taking part, as an organization,
IN politics is usually denounced
IN certain quarters as a species
OF faScism.
But you often hear soldiers
saying that when they come
back they are going to run the
country.
At that, they might be able
10 take charge. but since /
heard the same talk among the
warriors in World War J. and
nothing happened afterwards eX-
cept that they all resumed being
Republicans or Democrats. I
think the current chatter is
without SiTniffruncr--
Only the old soldiers Of the
North in the Civil War managed
TO make themselves felt as
political influence under the ban
ner of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the field was much
more limited than IL has ever
been since.
THE American Legion is taking
Il in the veterans of this war.
With upwards OF 100000 10
draw from at the finish. for ad-
ditions 10 the present member
ship Of veterans of World War 7.
il should have a most imposing
role in few years.
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
Chaplin Settled
For Million

civilians as uniformed men in Il.
Because Of Cong. Lyndon John
sons probe of the navy'S de
fermentS."
Jimmy Hines. denied parole
from Sing Sing, has become
seriously III.
G-men have been looking for
Harold j. Hall. "A notorious inn
personator. Suspecting he might
have gone 10 England in a naval
officers uniform, the FBl sent
Wanted notices TO Scotland,
which nabbed him
Cheryl Walker, leading lady
Of Stage Door Canteen 30 has
been the three-year secret bride
of Jay Combe, navy medical
man in Pasadena now. She's al
the Navarro Hotel
CAPITAL authorities A le & 2
" that TrotZkyites over here
are responsible for some Of the
obstructionists in Washington.
The Militant" one of their
supporters. recently lost It's mail
ing privileges because 1t was
allegedly SeditiouS.
At the Ford instrument plant
in Long Island City, TrotzkyiteS
are blamed for stopping workers
from donating one days pay 10
United War Relief
jacques Doriot. leader Of the
Fascist bloc in France. was and
still Is leader Of the movement
there. il Is said. and QulSllng
is a Hkratntan party leader,
who got HIM ms connection with
the NazlS through the Nor
Wegian TroizkyiteS
GONG. LAM BERTS SON
v Of Kansas told reporters
tfolloying tins colyumS revela-
ton about his sons deferment
rcqurStt- that ne didn't know
anything about his sons con
ScientouS objectOr' move
TO avoid active service.
Well. mebbeSo.
But a few weeks before a fell
low legislator inserted a letter
into the Cong Record revealing
that another son OF LambertSon
hid behind a draft-proof farm
job when he felt the hot breath
OF the board on his neck.
incidentally. how dare Lam
-hertNeH interfere with Mflans
Bill Of Rights?
Copyright b. Daily Mirror Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

A KISS Is something mode ftom
nothing
Tasting UeTg siU6ei,
4 most delicious compound,
WIN ingredients complete,
But #, as on occasion.
The hcort and piHd oye so,ur.
n has not great significance
And loses haij its poicer.
Mary Buell..
(Author Of above seems TO
have had a thought similar in
mind To that OF the young ma
tron who exclaimed: 20. Lord.
spare me from the quiet sting
of a duuful kiss
4 feminine expert on osCula-
ton once cautioned. When YOU
kiss, put your heart and soul IN
it nobody likes to kiss II frock. y
-ENDJ
CTUDENT of the female sex
- claims that next 10 her age
the secret woman guards
most closely IS as 10 the tech
nlque she used to capture her
husband
This is an interesting rcyela-
ton.
Now take your case mister.
What technique do you figure
your wife used when she cap
tured you?
Probably the clinging vine
technique.
That is said 10 be StIU used
by SO per cent of the successful
husband hunters.
IS " ELECTRIC fan has no
"A effect on the temperature
of a room. The fan cools the
person not the room"
That is a statement noted.
1t is probably true but ] have
an irresistible desire to check
on IL.
When I get home tonight ! am
gong 10 get an electric fan and
a thermometer and go 10 work
on this matter:
Watch all early issues for my
report.
SDUD' ABBOTT. Of Abbott
ID and Costello iHst- ccie-
brated twenty-flfth wedding
anniversary.
Other HollyWeodians who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
How 10 Capture
n Man Secret

OF OCCUPATIONS followed
" by great numbers Of men
which is the most difficult and
dangerous?
That is query once asked
here.
The occupation Of coal miner
received the most votes.
In England il is difficult 10
get men TO work in the coal
mines.
So much 50 that alone line
an offer was made 20 men of
draft age that they could have
the choice Of being coal miners
or Joining the army.
That offer didn't solve the
problem.
Most Of the young fellows
preferred me army.
%
QUERIES from clients,
VI @ Eddie, old tomato.
why haven't you started crow
ing?
Don't you remember that
when Rommel was in has hey
day and was being looked upon
as the greatest military genius
of the Twentieth Century by
not only Hitler and GocbbelS
but by our commentators that
YOU spoke up saying
1.-THE fighting is not over in
North Africa ROmmel may
not be so hot as he appears
TO he.
81 think the British and
Yanks will take him in the
end ."
Or words to that effect?
A-Yes, sir, ] remember say
ing that and am highly pleased
that you have remembered II,
too.
Q=Name- six born New York
erS who have played on the
Giants or send me a stogie.
A-T'he stogie is yours.
| can only think Of frankie
FriSch and AL Williams
S TO congressman joining the
"A armed forces; Congressman
Vincent F. Harrington of the
ninth district of Iowa took leave
of absence from Congress one
year ago TO join the army
Copyright, 1913, by King Features