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Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Neue Oemti9e @aTem
at GurObaS TrOnten
Sine ssflagelte 8Ombe unO elm
Naudgeidiib

0ie nele oeuti6e 8affe, pel6e
MinilprprGlioent Gbur6ia neuli6
inn llnterbous beldrieb, lit tpobl Die
erite ourA S%erufontroae gelenfte
praftiide 9ombe. @abrideinlid lit
iie cine gefliigelte SorpeOo6om6e.
Gin 6lug3eug, Gas BON Serrn
Gbrrdin MIR ais 0Wiutterflug5eug"
beiAriebeu fpitroe, iebt elm @leitflua-
5eug in 9eipegung, ODER mirft es ab.
Die @r0Be oieies Segelflug5erges
muroe nidt angege6en, a6er es tit
groB genlig, INN cine ooer mebrere
Bomben 81 tragen
9as Seeelflug5eug miro bon elmer
&ofete getrieben. 9as beiBt, es be-
libt eilen Gofetenmotor ireenODel-
der art. 0as Mltterflug3eug lteu-
ert oieies Segelflug3eilg ourd 6ern-
fontroGe, uno oas beoeutet inter
@ertpenoung BON @leftroner, biz in
oie NGbe oes 3ieles.
Serr Gbur6ia lagte niGt, tpie
nabe oas Segelflug5eug an Oas 3iel
beranfommt. God oeutete ct an,
Dob Oas Segelflug3eug IN elmer un-
%genannten Sobe, elmer Sobe, Die un-
ter umitdnoen gering it, ooer groB
uno bod nod nirfiam iein mag, Die
8ombe abtpirft. Ser a6murf ge-
idiebt ebenfaas mitmaBli9 our6
Sernfontroae oes 8ombaroiers i'm
Wlitterflug5eug.
Die @irflamfeit Der nelten 8affe
purbe niGt mitgeteilt. Serr Gbur6-
id iaete nur, oaB niie aus geringer
@ntfernung altf S6iffe in Der N6be
Ser &iilte benubt tDuroe."
Set langem bat man feline Wo-
torfIug5eiiee, obne Biloten, bel Or
ourcb Sernfontroae ge-
lenft. Die 8orri6tung, Inn Die
9ombe na6 8elieben oes 8ombor-
oiers i'm Mutterflug8euge %ob5utper-
fen, miiroe iib lei6t 9erItelen laiien.
Ger Hafenmotor Der oeuti6en
@leitflieger6ombe mag brennenoes
PulDer als Mntriebsitoff benuBen,
ODER pieaeidt einen nod piel tpirf-
iameren 8rennitoff NIT Dem oeutlde
Hafeten- Sngenieure ieit iiber einem
9ubeno Sabren erperimentiert ba-
ben. Set langem ieoo6 fanoen bic
Ie oeuti6en grperimente inter Dem
0efmantel Itrengiter Seimli9teit
ltatt. 3u oeu mebr ipirflameren
8rennltoffen geboren @alolin uno
fliiifiger Saueritoff.
Gin 8orteil Der gefliigelten 8om-
be niiroen groBere @ei9minoigfeit
uno itarfere aufi9lagsfraft lem,
als Dies BEL elmer frei faaenoen 8om-
be moglid III, Die our6 ben 2uft-
~mi0eritano langiamer auf Die groe
gelangt. Cine g~efliigelte 8ombe
f0nnte ole 9ur6i6lagsfraft zines
ihtperen Warinegei6iibeS enttpideln,
porausgeiebt, oaB Der &lirs nod I'M
ten in einem idarfen @infel erfolgt.
Die neneite &andipaffe
Der gerliner Senoer beidrieb
neuli6 cine neiie @ranate gum @in-
nebeln bis gu elmer Sobe BON 600
SUB. @ie Der oeuti9e Spreder
ausfiibrte, banoele es iif Inn cine
neue oeuti6e 8affe. Die @eidiiBe,
melde oie &au6molfe entmideln,
iino, ale motoriliert, baben mebrere
&obre, nobel ie eleftrii6 elei65ei-
tig abgefeuert meroen, iino aber
leidter, als Die iibli6e 6eloartiae-
RE. Die frepierenoen @ranaten iei-
en- ieoo6 meniger afurat uno pirf-
Jam gegen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oils regelre6te artiaerie, iaste Der
Spre1er.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Berlin beftGtist cine Grflarmns
gbnrhiQs

Sn elmer @unofunfienoung aus
Berlin bieB es am Gage mad Der
Neoe Gburdias, 6aB noie @rfldrung,
meIde Der britiihe Miniiterpr1iibent
i'm l~1nterbauie am Dienstag mabte,
tponad feline alliierten Sanoelsidiffp
I'M Noroatlantif p6breno Der letten
bier Monate bon ben 9eutihen per-
fenft poroen iino, bon fompetenter
MiIit1rfreiien in Der Nei1sbaupt'
itaot beitatigt woroen it,"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Mlte italieniids 3eitnns eri6eiu
nidt mehr

Sn Mailano bat nGorriere Della
Sera" iein gri6einen eingeiteat,
nadoem oas 8eitunssgebduoe bon
oeuti6en Sruppen beiebt mtroe.
Die alte 3eitung eridien bis our
oeutihen 8eiabung inter Der 2ei-
tung bon gttore @ianni.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Sapan madt annitsnmmi

9ie boaGnoii6e 3eitung n@rii
9eoerlano" beridtet, Dob Die rieiigen
Snouitriemerfe Mitiui in Sapan nit
Der Seritelung 4unitgummis begon-
men bnben. 9ieler S9ritt miro ols
3eiden oafiir seOeutet, oaB bic Sa-
paner iid auf cine 8eit p~orbereiten,
in Der es ibnen ni1t mebr moglid
lem mag, enorme @ummimengen
aus Nieoerldnoiid 9itinoien mad
Sapan 81 idaffen.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

100 8riefbogen uno umi6lGge
nit Namensauforud $500.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

-2aHen sic Sbre Drufiaden ii
Der Sournnl-D ruderei anfertigen.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24

$50 bleibt Der neite gbOnnent?
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

Moss POINT SEPARATE sclgoo1. nagmlCT
C0NThInuT1oM FUND
nsessps. snA nsasesss pahmasemaaAs
L asxs 0l7s una~a stasss Essssay 8 sass
nsoa SCHOOL And wr0no SCHOOL
BUILDING FUND
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

sheer blue and white printed
chiffon.
Among the other guests at
tending the party were Mrs
Heath Ballagh, in a crisp gray
and white print frock and white
quilted calot with two scallops
Of material forming a brim IN
front; Mrs. William A. Hudson;
Mrs. Donald c. Wilson in a
tailored tweed suit and navy
accessories; Mrs. a. ~. MELON
aid Mrs Alfred Wilson
whose navy ensemble was con
trasted by a large pink cabbage
rose on the bodice and match
ing one on her navy brimmcd
hat, and Mrs. Neil Bentley.
Detroit has been made the
Midwest clothing center for the
federation, and all clothing gath
cred up by the workers in the
surrounding states will be sent
here for sorting and shipping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Mrs. OueHe++e
Heads Mothers

THE MOTHERS OF SONS
IN THE SERVICE Of the l VIII
Do My Best organization re-
Gently held an election Of off,
GERS for the coming year.
Mrs. +. ID. Ouellette vas
named president and the others
elected were Mrs. G w. Olson.
first vice president. Mrs Harry
DeVine, second vice president;
Mrs. Jack Cam. recording Sec
rotary: Mrs. Lillian Jurma.
corresponding secretary and
Mrs. II. J. Pfeifcr. treasurer.
The group is sponsoring a
luncheon and card party IN a
downtown auditorium July TO
at p. m. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the headquarters on
Cadillac Square.
LAVADE PARKS. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Semmler
OF Ward avenue. was married
10 Blaine Berkebile. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Berkebile Of
Johnstown, Pa, June II in Win
chester, w. Va. They are max
ing their home in Johnstown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Office Girls Improve
Fioure With Correct Diet
By IDA JEAN KAN

THE AVERAGE office
worker seems predestined for
The desk chair spread 1t isn't
that she gains so much weight
as rule. she doeSnt-but
practically all the excess settles
right on the hipline.
II this has happened 10 you.
the loss OF those few extra
pounds will make an amazing
Improvement in your figure
You don't have to follow a set
Of strict menus. You can re-
duCe on an eaSy-does il diet. or
course. YOU will have 10 take
few of the right exercises, too,
but the diet is what II takes 20
dislodge extra pounds. Let's
take that first.
And 20 encourage you, I want
20 tell YOU about a business girl
who has just brought her
weight down from 140 pounds
10 125 tshe is : feet 4 inches
talD. She says she didn't diet
btit- followed a pattern for cat
ing" and that "the going was
tough only the first week. After
that. | felt better every day !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

THINK or the fun you'll
have tuskIng about M this airy
Anne Adams creation, Pattern
i1l3' Yet its nothing TO the
fun you'll have making IL,
BY following the sewing
guide you'll find it a iIffy-quick
Job 10 stitch up both sun frock
and trim blouse
Pattern 41l3 is available only
in junior miss sizes II. 10, -
and II Size l3 requires 211
yards 35-.nch fabric
our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and p'ay'.,
Dress pattern 16. cont. book
10 cents Pattern and book
when ordered together rs cents
1Addrcs. Your request to the
Anne ADAMS Pattern Depart
ment l2l5 Times square De
troit 81 Mich
Due 10 sloWness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Open Summer Home

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT
NESTOR with their chill
dren, Bobby and Jinney g..
have opened their summer
home az Beach O Pines
In Ontario -.
Mr.. and Mrs James +.
Trudell Jr. have gone 10
Castle Park -. for the week
end
And their daughter Judy
>. is az Camp In,erlochen. ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Fisher Jr. -. and their chill
dren -. are ENJOYING a brief
holiday in Harbof Pointe 81.
a the moment
And plan 10 move 20 Wash
ington in September g.. o.
remain for the duration
The Alfred J Fisher IRIS
DEITY Jane Jacobs are hap.
PLY settled in their Lte
bridal apartment In York Pa.
-. where l. Fisher is s'a.
toned 800.
And are swimming every
dsy a. The York Country
El44l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Perkers 60 TO Lakeside

Mr.. AND MRS. FRED
ERICK W. PARKER JR. d.
Of Washington road left
last night for Lakeside &.
near Chicago .. TO spend the
holiday weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w Parker
ST. .. at their summer
home -.
Mrs. Parker's children
Butch, Gay, Alden and Lauren
Edgar have all left for
camp -.
Butch is at Camp Hayo-
Went-Ho at Torch Lake
And his three little sisters
are enjoying the cool
breeZes at Interlochen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
What About
The Waves
And SPARSE

UNCLE SAM is asking for
more women 10 serve as
WAVES and SPARS in
the navy
ffavc- Won Thought n JOIN
Ing Probably YOU have but
maybe you're not quite sure
of the requirements ... how
and where your live
what kind of work youll be
doing a dozen or more
questions have come up IN
your mind
To answer these queries,
The Detroit Times viii pre-
sent ON these pages a
series of articles entitled
"Whaf About the WAVES?
starting TfcsdaN july s
Tho information contained
in thc articles comes from
tho navy recruiting office
Even Of you're not going
t1 JON the navy read
THIS series and see what the
girls in blue are doing 20
help win the war.
They ARE helping
they're essential
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05


HAhtH -l ~ 4iHiH ~'
arcs - What high gratitude
10 God all Americans shou ] d
have this July Fourth, And this
national birthday should ever
hold greater significance. May
we reaffIrm our loyalty 10 God
and country.
APRN of To WAY -
7Uuug-Don't fail 70 attend
church If humanity possible this
SUNDAY " you are among thoSe
M - go 80 ,b.rcL how vorr
~ i, 80, tbarl.soiv,co for
,,a hIe.s;rc. froo roonios criov
r,.,,ars Gov derivrrapce or me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Black Crepe Dress

Mrs. Johnson looked very
smart in black crepe dress
with frilly pink collar gathered
at each side with a small cluster
Of sweetheart roses. Her tiny
yelled hat was trimmed with the
same flowers. A silver tea set
and a clear crystal bowl OF ivy
conferred the table. covered with
a patriotic red, white and blue
cloth.
Assisting Mrs. Johnson in her
duties as hostess were Mrs.
Lewis Fisher. Brown in a strik-
ing navy dress with a white
striped print and a matching
-vrited hat with white flowers,
and Mrs. Donald MacEarlane,
also in a navy frock dlstin-
guiShed with a pale blue and
pink floral design.
Mrs. Frank Donovan arrived
at the tea wearing a stunning
red and white print dress with
a CAV red bow in her hair. and
Mrs. Charles Skinner, who was
with her. chose a blue frock
with small floral print and a
large brimmed blue hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Federation S
Activities
Told at Tea
BY CORINNE SMITH

THE POSTPONED opening
tea of the Save the Children
Federation was held yesterday
afternoon at the organizations
headquarters in Woodward ave-
nue. under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. James b. Johnson Jr. The
purpose of the group is 10 sup
ply clothing for needy children
of our own mountain sections
as we'll as those Of Britain and
Puerto Rico.
The tea was given 10 acquaint
Detroiters with the great need
for this activity. and TO offer
women with spare time the
opportunity TO help.
Volunteers. many more OF
whom are needed, work five
days week at the center. Sew
ing machines are provided for
those who wish 10 make little
frocks from the gay remnant
pieces that are contributed.
However. mending the ready
made garments is the main
project at present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

A LOVELY BACKGROUND Iof
your fine silver and GLASSWARE
this distinguished rose
pattern i'm easy flct crochet A
splendid and practical gift too
Pattern 6ij contains direc-
lions and chart, Tor ScarfS and
mats; stitches list Of materials
required.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern 20 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Judy Joh7sons Party

LITTLE MISS JUDY
JOHNSON daughter Of
Mr and Mrs. James g. John
son j. Frances Dodge -.
Celebrated her second birth
day out ,here at Meadow
Brook Farms e. her home
near Rochester and in
vited q company Of young
friends TO swim in the
pool and have supper -.
The visitors =. all Of whom
arrived accompanied by their
mothers were Garlin and
Marilyn Wood daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs Philip Sheri-
dan Wood -.
Lynda Manuel daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Cox
Manuel
Frank Donovan Jr,
jimmie Penrose =. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A.
-Penrose and SaHdFa
Brown laughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Fisher Brown.
Miss Johnson a pretty
little blue eyed blonde, wore
a frock of crisp white dotted
Swiss -. for her party -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Elsie Robinson
This independence Day
Takes on S Special Meaning

But as long as people live i'm
squahd tcnementS within sight
of the White House. as long aS
there are riots and race dis
criminaton as long as the coal
miners ShaCkS sprawl like sores
I'M PcnnSylvanla--We have no
right 10 the name of democracy.
As long as one child goes rICkcty
and ragged while its neighbor
has conservatory coddllng, we
are not democratic.
] am not a Sentimentalist. !
have no rosy theory about us all
being born free and equal. There
is a little thing called evolution
that gives us the boss laugh on
that Two babies may lie in
their cradles side by side they
may even both be given a decent
break as they grow-but unless
you can reach back into the
dark beginnings OF the mystery
0f life those babies will never
reach the same plane Of life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

tive. With Gods help this and
other days ahead will be
brighter, happier.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
VUqo-First attend religious
duties - and don't mistake the
important place { hey hold in
every ones life. Then work or
rest as your position permits,
Wholesome recreation as neceS-
sary at times az useful work.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Tibra-Stop, even if only for
a few minutes, and reflect on
the many blessings that have
been yours. Tell God humbly,
devoutly that you are grateful
10 Him for this your country.
Prayer is a great solace in times
Of stress.
OCT. 2l TO NOV. %
Scorpio-K in dly influences
like those for Libra and Geminl
prevail for you. And you. like
they, should be happy and
thankful for all the good you
have known. Better days, less
anxiety ahead.
NOV. 25 TO DEC. 90
S1gjttorius 49, You may think
am stressing prayer. spiritual
needs. am. All brave men
who have been close to death
will tell you how comforting it
1t. always will be to know God,
to feel His ail-powerful protec-
ton. Correspondence with those
afar favored.
DEC. 2s TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - The real way 10
celebrate this July Fourth is 10
DO the job laid out for US the
best way we know how. Favor
able influences on whole. Ro-
nance healthy sports, home in
terests honored.
JAN. RQ TO FEB. 20
Aqp1ritts 49, Chin up, Smile.
but don't let down in effort. In
war Job. push ahead with re-
newed faith so that peace loving
peoples may enjoy independence.
FER. p TO MARCH %
Pisces - No less than four
planets are in benefic aspects
today Mars (planet governing
war; is most favorable Of all.
Military successes. the unusual
and unexpected Encouraging
indicated.
A CHILD born ON this dap:
Sympathetic. courteous, capable,
mentally alert. Prone 10 intro
sppction ovorsousitiveness. Fond
Qf travel hut also devoted %
Mainly. home. Can succeed in
many fields - among them, the
sea. exploring the stage, adj
yertising, selling, promoting.
Though inventive, must over
come too conservative an atti-
tudc 90 times
Birth date Of George VI.
Conan playwright, actor,
Calvin Coolidge, both L. S.
president
Cl.rsb.. 1853 - k.ns Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
StouHers Have Daughter

Mr.. AND MRS. LLOYD
STOUFFER Of Moran road an
nounce the birth last Wednes-
day of a daughter. Stephanie.
Mrs. Stouffcr ia the former
Gretchen Lenox,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
An Equal Deal

But there Is one thing those
babies can have They can
have falr play and an equal
deal They can have friend
lncSs and rcSpAt - good food.
clean rooms. right Jobs and
protection regardless Of the
color OF their skin And until
we can guarantee that 10 them
We have no democracy.
I look al the flag today but
I 200 longer see il as r finished
PRODUCT see 10 as a vision and
q vow 70 which We must all
consccrate ourselves a
vision and q vow which must
constitute the most sacred
foundation Of our spiritual and
political lives. This war In
which Ve are engaged will not
prove anything unless We can
come back from IL with a new
concept Of human right and re-
ST1H,TT-T'y and unless We can
como hack from u then all our
fine speeches arc Just so much
eN.ve h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Donations Shown

Busily engaged in showing the
guests the lovely garments that
had already been turned IN was
Mrs. Mabelle w CleVerdon
looking cool and efficient IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

was losing weight II 7 had
known how easy II is, I would
have Skinned down long ago
Easily Adapted
Her pattern measures up
perfectly 20 the nutrition yard
stick and YET il IS easily fitted
10 anyonc'S three meals a day
As 1t Is with "A lot of you her
big stumbling-bloC was lunch.
You probably don have time
10 eat IN place where par
ticular attention Is paid 10 nu-
triton a squirt from the car
donated water tank and
scoop Of ice cream give you
enough calorieS 10 tide YOU
over the rest ~ the day bat
not enough Of the nutrition cs.
sentials.
Our business girl packed her
own lunch She usually put up
a sandwich made with 100 per
cent whole wheat bread ard
chopped egg meat or a slice Of
cheese, with mustard instead OF
butter on the bread She
wrapped UP raw carrot sticks,
celery or a tomato for variety
and carried fruit for dessert -
sometimes two pieces instead Of
the vegetables and always
pint thermoS filled with cold
skinned milk. She has one
glass at noon, and the other
around 4 in the afternoon.
Start Right
She started with a good
breakfast: either orange Juice,
tomato Juice or half of a grape
fruit: a soft-boiled egg with one
thin slice of sparsely buttered
toast or a poached egg on un-
buttered toast. or a whole grain
cereal with one-half glass OF
milk. and clear coffee That jS
a low-calorie meal high in pro-
lection.
At dinner she always had
some protein dish, meat. fish.
fowl. or eggs or cheese, and two
vegetables. Often she had one
cooked green leafy vegetable
and another green for the salad
Her next choice was a cooked
yellow vegetable plus the salad.
Again, she had fruit for doS-
Sert. The amount Of bread for
dinner depended on breakfast
and lunch. She limited herself
70 four slices per day.
And that is the plan she fol-
lowed 10 lose - pounds without
dieting II vow viii adapt your
menus 10 ~. YOU can make as
good a record.
Want to trim down that fig
ure for victory sllmncss -
send for Ida Jean kain's new
leafiet. the Victory Reducing
Diet plus spot Exercises for
Symmetry. Enclose n stamped,
self-addressed envelope, and
they will be mailed TO YOU
simply address Ida Jean kain,
Detroit Times, Detroit, 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAYS!

Not quite like the Fourth oil
July many of US knew as young
StcrS. bat the same thrill is
there Flags tumblinG against
an azure sky tnImpeiS
calling till they ring your heart
strings tears and laughter
and pride like a flame for the
boys who are guarding the seven
seas And oratlons peallng from
every grand stand in the land
Tall. golden words about democ-
racy heart wrcuChlng APP
poals that we save the American
way of life
Yes. IT'S moving MS This
Fourth of July more than D.
ever moved Ms before. perhaps
because there are more Of us 90
move. perhaps because our
pIEnr..> more desperate and orr
sacrifices are driving close 10
homo
And IT'S easy 70 lose our head
In an this emotional appeal
Those orations they act on-
most of us Ike Jungle tom toms
Its easy to feel sure and 1i.-
uWpraUf MS. easy 30 feel
that $50 and $50 only are M the
Tgr'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

HOrOScO pc : By frances Drake
Look in The Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your OrtIoot Is, According 10 the Stars
For Sunday, Jray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

Leo - Please read Aries and
Gemini today. They obtain for
YOU courageous, CHEEKY 70 X s..
Take new courage, fresh inita-
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who may have an individual prob
lem which appears to need extra
effort before an employment con-
nection can be completed.
It's aid in the category of physi-
cally handicapped persons and those
with more minor impairments has
been continuously expanded, with
nearly 300 persons with physical
shortcomings placed in employment
in the past two months, it was re-
ported. Many of the disabled ap-
plicants calling now are in the
harder to place" grouping, but the
majority have been successful in
obtaining jobs, it was reported.
Incapacitated Coming Back
Employers are becoming increas-
ingly open for workers who were
once out of the labor field before
because of incapacities, it was dis
closed Many of such applicants are
placed in light work which enables
the employer to upgrade another
person for more difficult tasks, Miss
Mitkowsky said,
Duties of the unit are expected to
increase further when the planned
labor recruiting drive in the area
gets underway, with special appeals
made to the elderly and physically
handicapped and others who hest
tated because of individual prob
lens.