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Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
People Living in Strange City
Wonder How to Make friends

tunities 20 meet other women.
Every Red Cross chapter well
comes volunteers disposed TO
give an afternoon "A week TO
sewing or similar activity, and
there are other groups where
no doubt you could establish a
community of interest with a
kindred soul or two.
When you encounter one you
find attractive and charming.
perhaps one with children. tell
her frankly, I'm newcomer
here, and / SO much need the
advice of one like yourself who
is well acquainted here. Could
you have a cup of tea with me
(Set a definite time) and set me
Alright concerning the right doc
tor, the better shops ,"
Probably the school your chill
dren attend has a parent-teach-
ers association. This .woul d
offer an opportunity 10 meet
mothers OF acquaintances your
children have made. You
could introduce yourself as
Mrs. Brown, Tommys mother
Tommy has spoken Of your son,
Joseph. He has the greatest
admiration for Joseph's knowl-
edge Of model planes tor what
ever interest they have in com
mon). I'd like TO have Joseph
come 10 supper (Set a night
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
BY MARY BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

ONE of the problems of war
" time is that of families
moving TO strange cities and
Establishing new social connec-
bns. Here is a letter typical
or many i have received:
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
We have just moved TO city
where my husband was assigned
10 do war work. i find myself
without any acquaintances, and
the children who formerly
lived in the midst of relatives,
naturally miss the free inter-
change of hospitality. They have
picked up some acquaintance
at school, as children will. but
they are not invited TO the
homes of these children.
In the town in which we
formerly lived, it was customary
for newcomers to receive old
fashioned welcoming visits from
all of the couples in the
neighborhood. We have not re-
ceiVed any calls here, bot | am
not particularly anxious 10 de-
pend upon the people OF this
neighborhood for my acquaint-
ances.
In moving into this city. We
didn't have much choice In
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

There is your church. II will
bring you and your husband in
contact with persons vi similar
interests.
IL may be that among your
husbands associates in hlS new
position are other men who have
lust established households in
your city. 1t would be appropri-
ate for YOU two 10 arrange a
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

get-together Of these men and
their wives in your home.
II might take the form OF a
Sunday morning buffet. serve
self breakfast. for which YOU
can prepare the dishes before
the guests arrive. No doubt the
wives will pitch in TO help with
the service and with washing
the dishes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
so YOU'RE
HAVING One
TOO!

AHA Was that Mr.. Stork we
caught peeking over your shoul-
der? Then we know you'll be glad
to hear that Federal's Infants
Dept. is prepared to take care of
your baby's needs right down to
the last item :. tops in style,
service, quality!
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25
Busy Days


I'm having TO do my own
household work here. and do
not have the time / formerly
had for social pursuits, yet l
know that wholesome contacts
with others are very necessary
TO both the children and my
husband. and / realize II is up
TO me TO break the ice.
How can j go about II, with
the least expenditure of time
and energy, for as ! say. l
haven't the energy for a pro-
longed campaign.
WAR WIFE.
This is a problem common to-
day to many wives and mothers
whose family roots have been
torn by wartime necessity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

You may he surprised at the
kind of neighbors you have.
Among them there may be some
you would be delighted 10 know
and who would be pleased 10
know you. They may also be
newcomers. waiting for a show
of friendlineSs.
War work offers many oppor-
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

living accommodations. due TO
boom conditions. and il is not
desirable one.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

Federal Dept. Stores
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

Ssnforized Navy Coveralls
with plain back. With special
feature of safety leg strap for
factory workers. Handsome,
comfortable. Sizes IL TO 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-25

Cotton twills, spun rayons,
gabardines. part wools. rayon
twills, loo0o wools. all we'll
tailored. handsome styles.
Sizes 1920; 1914.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Netu SampI6ires 9Orsen

Ser 2anotag oes Staates Seem
Sampibire lit tDabrli6 gu beoauern
nit ieinen Sorgen. Set 100 Sab
rem 3eigt oas Amtsiiegel oes Staates
cine 8erfti5ene nit aufgebenoer
Come. gor iehs Sabren mur0e Die
Segislatur %angeiDieien, 5fpei Stunt
fdBden aus Dem Siegel 3u entfer-
llen, Die iid BORT tiidiider @eiie an
Der 8erft brett MAIDEN. Nunmebr
lit es Die a~ufgebenoe Some, pel6e
AnitoB erregt, 0a Tie ia oas Sobeits=
8eiden Sapans lit, nit Dem Die Der
%einigten Staaten i'm &riege liegen.
Cine gorlage CUR Ausmer5ung
Der anitoBigen Come mrroe erIt
fiir5li6 in Der 2egislatur abgepie-
len. 9f6~georoneter Sarrp Smart
aus 9ilipee bat iebt Sen Mntrag elm
gebradt, beiogten Simmelstorper
our6 ben uSlo Man Of the Moun-
tails" 81 erieben, pie elm beriibmter
Berg Der @bite Mountains beiBt.
Sic anitoBigen GumfdB6en, nota
bene, iino INNER nod in Dem
Staatspappen ST. ieben, oas iid an
Der 6ront oes Nep Snmpibire gu
Preme Court @ebduoes 3eigt.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
streuse aalte Iprengte gelaserte
TGiTer in Masfa

@us Mlasfa 5uriidgefebrte @e-
Idaftsleute berihteten in Seattle,
oaB in elmer 8ubt in Mlasfa cine
5ra6t BON $50 Gonnen Butter an
2anb gebradt nno pegen mangeln-
ben 2agerraums ben gQn5en @inter
ifber bort gelaiien worOen lei.
Gin GROCER Cell Ser Butter, be-
boupten oie Heiienoen, lei idon Der-
BORDEN, neil cine Sal3lauge, IN Die
lie gepadt moroen mar, in Der tor
fen 8interfdlte gefror unO Die Sol
ier auseinanoerbrad. Mld iieb5ig
Sonnen eingema6ter 8irnen fino ge=
froren uno baben ibre 8ebdlter ge=
iprengt, bebaupten iie meiter.
Die 2aoung traf i'm pergangenen
Sftober in Mlasfa bon Der n@ipilian
&eierpe 6ooo Supplp AgencD~ Elm
uuno lit ieBt an Der gan3en &iiite
BON 9nasfa Elm @egenitano fnuler
@ibe", erfldrte Elm @eiddftsmonn in
Seattle, Ser Diel nit Mlasfa 3u tun
bat.
Sic Negierungsbeboroen beitreiten
Oie obigen geridte ais unmabr.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
&atiOniernngstabeae

&affee-8is 81. MGr5 miro auf <-
pom Scr. 25 i'm &ationierungsbeft
Ser. 1 elm Bfuno &affee Derab-
folgt.
0aiOlin-Mm 81. Mdr3 nm Miitter-
nadt erliidt Die @iiltigfeit Ser
M-4upons Nr. a, Die einen @ert
BON ie 3 @aqonen baden.
@eifem-9er 81. MGr3 1T Der les-
te Gag CUR Snipeftion Der &eifen
unter 8enuBung Der beboroli9en
Snipeftionsfarte fir Better bon
@-@aiolin-&upons @er 81 ODER
@-aupons beiiBt muB Die @eifen
ieines Mutos biz @noe Sebruar
inipi5ieren laiien.
6leiid-Mm 1. Mpril ion oie &a-
tionierung BON Sleif9 nod Dem
neuen 8unft-S Ditem beginner.
Sdnbe-Marfe Nr. II oes Static.
nierungsbeftes SIR. 1 lit gum Be-
5ug bon einem Haar G9ube Bis
gum Is. SUM- giiItig. Jamilien
fonnen bic Marfen aaer Gamilien-
mitglteoer upoolen".
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Tloribas SDlbppo6 erlebte einem
S6reden

1nIangIt tanfte i'm 9omntotpn-
gierteI oes Stdot6ens @ollDnoo6 in
5lorioa elm 5ebn SUB LANCER Nai-
gator auf, Der 5tpei 9rauen einen
entieBli6en S6reden einingte ulo
Die bereinten Mnltrengungen Der
5euermebr, Der BoIi5ei Der 8un0es-
armee uno Der 8unoesflotte erfor-
Oerte, ebe er ipieoer eingefangen mer-
ben fonnte.
5rau @m. @offman iab oas Gier
5uerit IN ibrem @interbofe. sic
trug 5rau emma q. 9lnorids auf,
ben Maigator ni1t aus oen @ugen
81 laiien uno lief ipornitreids our
6euermebr, Inn Silfe 81 bolen.
Mls Jrau Soffman nit ben 5eli=
ertpebrleuten 5uriidfebrte, NOR 5rau
&unorifs peri6munoen. God 5rau
&unorids mar nidt a~ufgefreiien
mor0en, ionoern ebenfaas nlr I'M
terfDegs, @ilfe 5u bolen.
Drei 5euertpebrIeute, 3pei 8oIi-
5iiten, nbt Soloaten uno orei Ma-
frozen iibermdltigten ons llngetiim
ihlieBlif, feifelten es uno ihleppten
ben alligator auf einem 2aitauto
sur 6%euertuebr.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
0eiek 5ur @elOnng
ansldnOii6er Mgenten
ErOpaganOiiten ans aller Serren
9GuOer OabOn ~betrOffen
from the office of War Information')

tFrom the office of War information
@eneralitaatsanipalt 9i0Ole gab
Iebte ISOLDE einen 9ommentar sur
N~nfuenouna 0es 06oreign Mgents
Geqiitration 9(ct~ ourd iein SuIti5-
amt. Sn-Oer @rflGrung Serrn gio-
oleS beiBt es:
Gas Suiti3amt menOet Oas @e-
ieb obre irgen0nelde &iidlidt auf
oie 0otionaIitGt Ser 9etroffenen an.
glld Igenten neiitroler uno freuno-
lid %geiinnter &egieriingen iino un-
ter Oieiem @eieb perpflidtet, iid 81
mleloer.
Gas @eies beru6t arf ser elm
fo6en %ni6olting, Dab unier 8olf
Elm unbeltreitbares &e6t 0aralf bat,
aeqen ieoe auslGn0ii6e 8ropaeanoa
geidiibt at per0en. Ser 8mef Oes
@eiebes lit feinesmegs, iolhe Bropa-
gonoa-iolange iie sic Iegolen @ren-
gen nidt iiberi6reitet-5u perbin-
bern. Sem 3med lit bielmebr, bic
ie Hropagonoa als oas fenntlid 5u
MADDEN, pas iie in @irfli6feit lit.
GnrOpGiider Nusfmbrartifel
nGs fam nidt beitritten mer0erI
oaB oie politii6e 8ropaganoa, oie
iabrelang europa nno Aiien in I'm
rllbe gebalten bat, pielfa9 an uniere
liter geipiilt muroe. Die @ereinig-
ten Staaten muroen oos Satptquar=
tier fir cine groBe 3obl geflii6teter
8olitifer, BON oenen ieoer bofft, nod
Dem &riege in ieiner @eimat elm Ge-
gime ieiner politii6en lle6er5eugung
erridten 5u fonnen. Die Appeae
Ser Dielen 5liidtlingsgruppen mer-
ben lib an Dos amerifaniihe Hubli-
fun Inn moterieae un0 moraliihe
lnteritiibung. @rbitterte &ipali=
tGtsf1mpfe uno Meinungsperi6ie=
oenbeiten erge6en iid, oft gum Sda=
ben unierer acknowledgement
un0 Der 6ormulierung u~nIerer eige=
men 6rieoe1spl1ne.
n@ir baben-gemdB unierer De-
mofratii6en Neutrality-suspicious.
megs Die 9lbiibt, Oas @orge6en Ser
beri6ieoeaen alislGnoii6en @rlippen,
iotpeit es i'm &a6men unlerer @eiebe
uno Ser amerifanii6en gerfaiiung
bleibt, 81 binoern ODER gu itoreu.
@ir nolen aber perbinoern, oaB UNI
iere @nitfreunoi1aft miBbrauft
miro. Die 9effe1tlidfeit bat elm url=
beitreitbares &edt, 81 erfabren, mas
oieie politiiden Strategen be3peden
uno in meiien Auftrog iie banoeln.
9as amerifanii6e 8olf fam nit
Hedt Derlangen oaB 6ieie Iropa=
ganoa uno ibre tpabren 9ueaen in
alien 5aaen flar erfennbar iino.
u@s lit Dor allem elm @eIeb, oas
uns oft guh6luB iiber unourfli1=
tige 3uiammenbGnge peri1affen iou.
@s Oerbinoert niemnnoen, etmas gu
tun. S6mere Strafen treffen aber
ben, Ser es beridumt, ii6 ais agent
elmer auslanOii6en Grippe 3u mel
ben ooer Der BEL ieiner &egiitrierung
ni6t Der 8abrbeit entipre9enoe
Inga6en ma9t.~
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19

idaftigen, an oieier STEELE an3ufiib=
rem. 9as brieffhreibenoe Yubliflim
f0nnte ben beiagten 8eamten Die
9urdfiibrung ibrer slufgabe erleid-
tern, menn es iih BEL aQen Mittei-
llingen tatia6lider 9lrt, sic es Der
8oit anDertraut, ielber erit oie 5ra-
ge porlegt: u@iiroe oas, mas ou oa
idreibit, tpenn es auf irgenoeine
8eiie Dem 5einoe CUR &enntnis fG-
me, nidt Die ariegfiibrungsinterei-
len Der 8ereinigten Staaten uno 0ei-
len Aaiierten i6doigen?
Sci aaeoem lit nift 31 leugnen,
oaB, mie Die Meni9ennatur nun elm
NAL beidaffen if, all1 nit Der @e-
fabr zines MiBbrau1es Der 3enIoren-
befugniiie ourd gemifienloie 8eamte
gerehnet meroen muB. 9lu6 0ieIe
Settle oes Hroblems oiirfte oemnddit
i'm RongreB CUR Sprade fommen,
aufgabe es Dorausiidtlid fem
miro, Die Sdtigfeit Der geiamten 3en-
.iurbeborOe atf cine genaiiere, geieb-
lide @runolage 81 iteaen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
&ein pOlniider 2ebritnbl fir Sic
@iscOniin ltniperiitGt

Sn Dem $4,000, 600 Budget ser
Staatsimiueriitdt @iseoniins lit Der
$1,000 Soften fir einen 2ebritubl
in Der polnii6en Sprade pom @ou=
uerneur @ooOlano geitriden moroen.
Ser @ouOerneur iagte in elmer
Breiiefonferen5: sd meme mir
f0nnen oieie &lirie permanent fal-
len laiien. 0ie &egentenbeboroe
fonnte ebeniogut &llrie in Der Sotten-
totten= uno Siour Snoianer-S pra1e
einfiibren.~ sgine @rlippe 9iirger
polniiher @eburt uno &erfllnft Bat
gegen oas~ gini9reiten oes @ouper-
nelIrs proteitiert.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Staats- SerOlO sllmanad 1943

Heid9altises 2eiematerial, NppeI-
len, WeldlidJten, WeOidte nnS piele
fitnftleriide 8ilObeilagen aus Der
alten nnb neiten 9eimat,
Nnr 5Oc-bnr6 Bic YOf 6Oe.
SIN Suurnalbiiro, 71O-6te Strafe,
u. %, at babem
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Seine Sdmmd6eritelnna tnehr

Die Seritealtng bon S6mudia9en
1T IN 9eutidlano pom 1. April an
perboten, CAB Der 8erliner &unofunf
befannt. Nae Sumeliergei1dfte ma-
rem idon i'm porigen Monat anIaB-
lid Der utotalen Mobiliiierune~ ge-
ihloilen moroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
-NMenn Gle Chr Gn,ta M1he1

J. -@enn sic Sbr Saus, M0bel,.
4utomobil ODER ionit ettpas ber-
iihern pollen telepbonieren Sic
bite an &errn s. s. @infler,
gational 1889 ODER ipreben Sic i'm
8iiro Dor: ITO Sedite StraBe, Woro-
peit. Sic belfen oaour9 Dem
Sournal.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
9ie arSBte gliite Der @eIt

9ie meiiten Meniden slatben,
Dab Die 8ictoria &egia Die sr0Bte
8lume Der @elt lift. Muf Sumatra
madit aber cine Bflan5e, 0eren
8liite Die gictoria &egia an @r0Be
BET meitem iibertrifft. gs lit bic
&afflefia Nrnoloi Die Dor ettpa 100
Sabren BON ben 6oridungsreiien0en
Naffles uno MrnoIo ent0edt tuitr6e.
Cine ein5ige ibrer grelrot uno gelb
gemuiterten 8liiten uiegt s Biz 10
Hfnno uno beiibt einen Durhnteiier
bon ettpa 10 Meter. 2eiopr ien0et
oieie 8lume aber einen 10 abiAeu.
liden QUIT" aus Dab man iiG in
ibrer Wabe taum aufbaIteu lam.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19

Sic bieiigen gerleger Ser @ruB-
farten fir 2iebenoe baben ii6 auf
cine gereinfa6ung ibrer Hrooufte
geeinigt. Sails ben 2iebenoen sic
aarten 81 einfaa iino, fonnen tie
ia INNER nod 8mei peridlunaene
9er3en oraufmalen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
geerb6s
GD Elm grnber

aorl@en 1T ms @aiier gefaaen
uno fommt an @beno nab uno Der-
froren mad @auie. Simmer mtb
Ser 8engel oumme Streide mo-
den", idimpft Der gater, rlege bid
iebt iofort ms 8ett-aber menn ou
marm biit, ioait on oeine Sra6i
8liigel b%efommenl"
Ser iiingere 8ruoer, Der i'm glei-
den 8ett liegt, diiBert iid mad Ell
ner @eile: vSebt lit er marin,
Hapa!"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Der Niasara madJt @elS flihis

Die rMiagara Suoion 9oper
Company" tpeilt fir pergangenes
Sabr $5,730,9 33 Meingepinn aus.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
g9nnrren
Shr eriter @e0anfe

SIR eriter @eOanfc
~@as bat oenn Sbre 5rau geiagt,
als Sic ibr ben &beinfaa bel Sdaff-
6auien 5eigten?"
Saul, iagte iie, nbait ou aud
81 Sauie Den Sabn i'm 8aoe3immer
5ugemadt?"
Werb1s
Ser Siinnes par beim Mr3t, neil
er oaiierno 9opfidmer3en batte. Ser
@r5t betaltete ieinen Sdaoel nno
ipra1:
sd finoe aaeroings ouf Sbrem
&opf cine Ani6mequng, Die auf
@erpolit6t ihlieBen laBt."
.SSSa, aber Serr 9oftor", erpioer=
te Ser Siinnes, Dos aufm Scope
is II 3eiden fir Die 0erDoiitat bon
meiner 6rau!"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
Nndl Elm sruit

n@as foitet benin elm Mbiprung
nit Dem 6oai1irm2"
stint Collar.
limo penn Ser 6aaidirm ni6t
flinftioniert2"
rGann erbulten sic SIR @elo
mieoer 3liriif!"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19
SIN @eridt

naneeflagter, mesbalb ftoblen Sic
Dem 3eugen Die goloene llbr?~
nSerr @eridtsbOf id moate iie
gar nidt iteblen! Sd iuolte niir Die
3eit miiien!"
Die fam i6 Sbnen iagen: ieds
Monate."
Washington Journal., 1943-03-19

n2ore bat einen groBen 5ebler, iie
langpeilt ii1 iiberan!"
Sic bat i6on nod einen gr0Be-
rem 6eblerl"
ultno Der mdre?"
nSie langmeilt aud Die anoeren!"
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Interned Italians
Forced TO Stay Aboard
Ships in Alexandria

Ry the Associated Press
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. A.
Under their own ensign swapping in
the Mediterranean breezes, person.
mel of Italian fleet units here are in
various moods, with some cheerfully
and hopefully awaiting Qualification
| of their status
Thus far the British are somewhat
warily treating their erstwhile naval
enemies as guests" rather than sur
rendered pawns of war They are
acting in accordance with the Sep
tcmber % statement of Lord Gran
borne, leader of the House of Lords,
that the Italian fleets status has
not yet been decided
Meantime. the British hosts" are
doing their utmost for the protection
of their guests and significantly have
permitted them to fly their own en-
sign so they'll feel more at home
Men Allowed to Bathe.
Although mainly held incommu-
nicado Italian personnel have been
allowed to bathe oversize. with some
of their men doing lifeouard duty in
small boats
The Italians have been told that
in this cosmopolitan and polyglot
port, teeming with dozens of races
and nationalities. creeds and colors,
with tempers ranging from bolster
Gus to bcr:gerent, there are some
elements which harbor racial ami
mositieS even antedating Mussolini
and Fascism.
The Italians say they will risk
that-anything to get shore liberty.
Lord Cranborne's statement left
it an open question as to what use
the Allies eventually make of the
Italian feet. But he stressed it was
not a surrendered fleet. it merely
had moved to designated ports under
the Italian armistice.
The fact remains that the Italian
Navy already has fought its erst-
while German allies in getting away
from its home bases. Although the
Allies naturally will adhere to regu-
lations of the Geneva convention, |
these have not yet been construed.
Problems Unsettled.
A realignment of sides appears to |
be on a CATCH s-catch-can basis at |
this stage of the war.
What is to prevent the italians /
from fighting full-scale offensive .
for the liberation of their own
homeland and thus for the liberia
ton of all Europe?
The answer probably is as compli-
Gated as the eternal political prob
lens OF Europe and needs long brief
ing in sea lawyer fashion
Whatever the reason some of the
italian naval personnel appear sui
len and refuse to answer affable
questions They look underfed as a
result of their long diet of black
bread, which is being somewhat sup
plemented nov.
Their dispirited condition could be
the result Of worry over the plight
Of their homeland, retrospective
view of the Fascist Sellout to Hitler
and consequent total disaster and
IN some cases surrender conditions,
but above all their generally upset 4
life and the uncertainty of
the future
Uncertainty and hopelessness prob
ably figure as large as anything else
in their discouragement.
The war may or may not be over
for them.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Lost Persons
Photos Spread
TeIevision
y the Associated press

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Television
was used to broadcast photographs
OF missing persons for the first time
last night by the New York Police
Department., and it was predicted
that criminals, whose faces will be
as familiar as those of movie
heroes" will be found by the same
method.
The l0-minute program, which
showed the likenesses of seven per-
sons and was beamed over station
W2XWV, was seen by 10000 persons
in 50-mile radius, station officials
said.
Capt John J. Cronin of the Miss
ing Persons Bureau declared on the
program that this service will help
police catch wanted criminals who
will no longer be able to find sane
tuary. These faces will be as IA
miliar as movie heroes"
Evening star., 1943-10-04

into an effective working team.
2. Simplify administrative ma
chinery.
3. Develop a more skilled corps
of public servants, selected and re-
tanned on a basis of merit.
4. Plan ahead to meet changing
conditions so as to avoid "emer-
gency' programs and agencies.
Additionally, Gov. Dewey listed
among great areas in which much
remains to be done" and in which
public and voluntary agencies could
cooperate, the study and treatment
OF mental diseases, medical research
and health education and the prob
lem Of juvenile delinquency.
Evening star., 1943-10-04

Household makes loans of $50 70 s3oo
for constructive purposes. No en-.
dorsers are required.
Looms made 3 ways
Loans are made on furniture, car or
without security. We have manv
monthly payment plans in order to fit
our service to borrowers VARYING
needs. The sooner loan is repaid the
less 1t costs. Borrowers NAV repay
ahead of schedule at any time to re-
duce the total cost since Household
charge of 20 per month is made only
on the unpaid balance. The MARYLAND
Small Loan Law authorizes a maxi.
mum rate of go per month. If a loan
can help you better yourself, phone.
write or visit Household Finance
Evening star., 1943-10-04
~ when Can
SOLVE A MONEY PR0BlEM2

X7oU HAVE a money problem? You
/ are probably tempted to get a
loan. Don't get it unless you first
make sure that it's the best way out
Perhaps you can solve your problem
some other way-by cutting your ex-
penses, by better budgeting, by get
ting more time to pay what you owe.
How q loan eon help
Sometimes loan is really necessary
to meet a sudden emergency. Some
times loan gives a practical way to
pay long overdue bills. The loan pro-
vides sufficient cash to clean up all the
borrowers old debts. The borrower
then repays the loan in small monthly
lnstalments out OF current income.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Dewey Sees Growth
OF Social Services

Ey the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey last night predicted a
postwar expansion of social service
in which voluntary and govern
mental agencies will cooperate to
heal the heavy scars that the State
and Nation will bear both spir-
itually and physically" after the war.
Addressing the merged New York
and Brooklyn Federation of Jewish
Charities, Gov. Dewey outlined
program for more effective and
economical social welfare, which he
said represented a minimum pro-
gram to:
l. Bring related welfare activities
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Boy Scout Decorated

For rescuing baby from a river,
then supervising the artificial res
piration that saved its life, Rehari
Haire, Maori Boy Scout in New
Zealand, has been awarded the Gill
Cross for gallantry.
Askov American., 1943-12-23
Faith Sunday School

Continued from Page ~
lehem'', choir girls; song, "Thou
Didst Leave Thy Throne, Roger
Nelson. First shepherd, Roger Gron-
dahl; second shepherd, Ronald Gron-
dahl; third shepherd, Roger Nelson;
fourth shepherd, Dennis Johnson.
Song, when Christmas Morn Is
Dawning'', Roger Neil Nelson;
recitation, Come, Kneel by the
Manger" by Alyce Larson, Louise
Larson, Clare McVicker. Recita-
ton, 81 Come to Greet Immanuel",
Doris Grondahl; recitation, "What
Can Give, Darlene Johnson; reci-
tations, "Glad at Christmas, Werner
Larson, Teddy Olson, Earl Erickson,
Clarence Anderson, Raymond Lar
son; solo, "The Babe" Joanne Rye;
solo, "Under the Stars One Holy
Night" Mildred Johnson.
Part III-The Spreading of the
Light. Reader, Miss Doris Johnson;
recitations, "Once the Baby Jesus,
Lillian Larson, Donald Olson, Doris
Olson; recitation, "The Tidings Tell",
Helen Larson; recitations, "Tell the
Askov American., 1943-12-23

The forgotten men of the fleet
We pack no great guns of destruction
We have no word meaning, Retreat"
When sub is seen on the surface
Or the great bombers roar overhead
We have no white flag of surrender
Our motto is, "Greet them with
lead"
The Axis once laughed at our ship
perS
They had stories of victory to tell
We guys of the Armed Guard have
changed that
We've blasted their U-boatS to hell.
The bombers raised hell with our
shippers
They attacked by day or by night
Armed Guard guns now point toward
the heavens
We stand ready to give them fight.
Vessels once sailed on the ocean
If attacked, they stood not show
These vessels, now meeting the Axis
Are willing to slug, toe to toe.
Sometime when Jerry attacks us
He hits vulnerable spot
This cannot stop the ARMED Guard"
Our bones were not given to rot.
The life-boats are manned on the
double
AS team, and not as a mob
Our hearts are heavy with sorrow
We've failed in a given job.
Long days spent in a life-boat
Madness! Delirium reign
The sane ones have but one ambition
To live and to fight once again.
At last they come to the rescue
Midst shouts of laughter and glee
Perhaps a month in the sick-bay
Then we will go back to sea.
Again we plow through the ocean
We know the strength of our gun
We owe our life to the country
Again we will battle the Hun.
Some of our mates may be missing
They were not as lucky as we
A bomb is mighty weapon
Their bodies lie, buried at sea.
These guys are not forgotten
Revenge! Is our battle cry
Well blow their subs to perdition