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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30

LlLn, LuC nave seen NJ re thQn
this ha:ren. What is needed is
definite allotment to Alaska, as nc
used machinery is available here.
ST. NED,
L.C. Stock.
&c ntinue6 firm Pa. 81
half : sune baby ( irl, born on the
2eth. Merry Louise hoe her heart
set brother, Tut has deciee6
t.? kee1 her little sister after ell
Lis lick, Marie Ana la, ond
Peter Ia. crook, all IF Tklutna, hoe
tcnsille ct cmtes Fri6oy :nrrnin
Herbert Isins fourteen year clS
son # Fill Isin. was brau. hit int 6
the h>sIttel n Thurs Say min
re has rneunc MIA.
Louis zorHi Of Jcnesvtlle lime
has been h~spitalizec this week.
T-RRITORIAL LEGISLhTURE PASSES
BILLS lTFECTING SCHOOLS
Tv. hills were ressed by the last
Lee. is 1eturo affectin. sch"ols, that
nj ht be # interest t. cur readers
First an increase # 2S% in sal
aries was i, ivcn to school teach crs.
This was c'newhat overdue, but
shcul6 enable the sch Is t. retain
competent teachers an1 secure hett-
er rer le comonts when necessary. Flu
years a. Till rroviein- FIR g re
tirenant fun@ fer teachers was in
trceucod hut foi LEI tc oass VIII en- it
received n surpart firm tho teach
ers "r their frionos. H~wevor, It
seems that this w~uld still be de-
s1rahle, t. the writer. The sec NC
DILL provides FIR the collocti m cf
O tex IF $500 FER year from each
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30

man enc woman in the Territ ry, be-
tween the aces Of FL enc SIS years.
Heus ewives will be exempt but any
woman warkin- @utside the h NE will
be required to gay the tax. This
bill especially that part re crein.
women, seems little bit queer t.
US. Suppose FIR exemr le, that
wteow wi tn five or mere children,
was emp l0yed ct small wa es cutsi6e
the homo t. keep boey and III to-
| ether. She ,ul6 have t. gay the
tax cut Of her mea, err eerni n
while it woule be Possible f r her
nei hbor to escape the tax, even
thou HER family inc me earnee oy
the husbeno wes more than ar!sle f Or
their nee6s. However, whc arc we
t questio IN the wisdom # our honor
lee servants in the lie. is1ature, In
their decisions?
The o7A announces that the CELL
in. price On reconditi med an6 useo
trucks will be set IN base frice
established, an6 the ceilin will be
aotormineo by multirlyin, the base
with the ele f the vehicle. IN
fornat ifn at L cal OPA OFFICE.
ALASKAN FIRE CONTROL oPENS OFFICE
Ernie Wcstfelter, in chor.e Of
the Alaskan Fire C9ntrr in this
istrict called at the Settler Off
ice to-day, ane announced that the
Fire CNntr.1 office at Palmer; is
INV oFen wi tn Mr.. FARRELL TiEo in
char1e Jim. Penaletnn ans Neil
Mi ller Will soon join the free and
wi IL alternate in retr.l an1 .ffico
!" rk. 1t is 6esireo that persons
e ntem: latin, 6oinl hurnin {; IN,
ct In ~uch with the cffico nnN
the Fire Fatral will assist them in
anyway possible with their limited
Eors mel. 4 resume # the I rritor-
fa1 law fer fire c. ntrNl, will ce
ut 11sfod next week. The ire Con-
re- of11ce is located just nth
f the Catholic Church in Palmer.
SC ct Vcur nf N h1n
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30
I continued from pa c II

Cent inued from pa C ~
I protested this move, as I can
not see how 1t wi II be # any bene-
fit If cur machinery 2rder Is divid
ed, as it is all special orders. In
other wires, where we have orders
that tive, ~ three farmers are in
terested In, 'nsistinl f tract
or, lower ot1. er, liant IN nnd
cu1tivatin- ma chimes, just what
occc w0ul6 it c. tc SEND the tract
n tc Fairbanks, the ei,,, or here,
the PLANTER to Homer, ane the Guilt
water to Junesu, when ne of it
'ulc work m oncther tractor?
This may be an extreme illustra-
ticn, hut I have seen mere than
this hacren. What is nee6ed is
definite allotment to Alaska, as nc
usee machinery is availa lie here.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

LADY, colored. desires position as cook
gen, houseworker or child's nurse. 2lO.
st. NV.
MAID. colored. wants days work. Call
Michigan 1865. %.
MAID. colored, s.hw.. for colored family;
aood salary: no Sundays. RA. 3O36 ~
Evening star., 1943-03-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.

WOODBRIDGE N.E.-Couple to share home,
kitchen privileges, unlimited phone. DU.
1923
Double and triple rms. reasonable rate:
waking distance. Dr. 62S2 ST 07ea.
sO4 TAILOR. 81 NW.-Lovely doul.
and single adj. rooms. second door front:
) refined semitic girls. Taylor 3277.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

1915 POTOMAC AVE. Sc ROOMS,
kitchen. semi-private bath; heat, light, gas
furn.; 45 monthly; unlimited phone
NEAR CAPITAL. UNFURN. APT, BEDRM,,
S49.5o per month; to exchange for same
or larger apt NV, maximum rental,
500 mo- Box lob. Star
HOW ABOUT A SWAp-HAVE APT IN
GEORGETOWN, > bedrooms. living room, den,
kitchenette and bath. with fireplaces Too
large for me. need living room. bedroom.
erably Dupont Circle area or GEORGETOWN.
This is chance for the right person.
Box 426-B Star.
UNFURN. APT, LIVING ROOM. BEDRM.
kitchen. bath and dinette. 4Ol6 81.
Car1tol st, Apt. g. Available goth. Coupls
only. See efter pm
Evening star., 1943-03-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
Executive desires permanent position in
WASHINGTON with reputable Arm: about
forty-f1ve years old. ten years sales and
in and
manufacturer. also fifteen years Years experi- uS
ence with leading electrical compa nies; will
accept interesting proposition with salary
four to hve thousand. Please write Box
132-D. Star. 22s
HOST, familiar with cultured trade. thor
oushiy expsriensea restaurant man and
MAN. over draft age. desires all-cierical
work: 35 years experience with IL years
Government service. Box 149-D, Star. 22'
MEN. white. for baggage dept GREYHOUND
Terminal Co. ITO New York ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE MAN. 10 yrs experience
management. renting both residential and
business property; licensed broker N Y,
State: aged 33; draft-exempt. Box 184-D,
Star. o3s
RELIABLE MAN with small truck wants
sS n.,,in p.1sood pss.srs,si nsorf' Write Eys.ett
EXECUTIVE, AGE 40, MAR
RIED, 20 YEARS CON-
STRUCTION MATERIALS.
MACHINERY, FORMERLY
WITH NAVY. BOX 78-D.
STAR. :
Evening star., 1943-03-22

PAPER HANGING oooa voIk
ehanies. 1913 samples. RA. 1870.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

FOR MONTHS. SPACIOUS NORTHWEST
apt desirable location conven.; foyer.
kitchen and bath, sa.5 per month, Box
coNGENI,AL GIRL To SHARE com
very iuff RE- o14 Sun or .ne ate.
; pm.
?le 9TH ST NE-ArTRAcTIVE LIGHT
for Sov
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
with two others; excellent location. Tele
Columbia Oo65. Ext, 7ol go
ATTRACTIvELY FURN.. LARGE STUDIO
service. personal laundry: id.al for enter
tanning; breakfast opt. ME. 5533 after
nv"1.room and nfS Sitchen zen an sptl: also =
room apt: with cooking facilities; dishes,
GIRL TO SHARE DESIRABLE APT. WITH
others; NV. section; convenient Phone
!345 COLUMBIA RID. NW,-ATTRAcTIvE
emp % senes No Eas eomesnv sss reis e"s ssst
EFFICIENCY APT;-FRIGIDA1RE, CIV.
$40. Lease required co. 1897.
YOUNG OFFICER TO SHARE API.: FULL
NV, n,,'e Apt. %. MI "a 7alo' D. iA i''h S''
CH:, CHI. ND RMS. KIT, BATH:
| empl. adults only: mod. furn., like-nev
brick home; 500 mo. Box 366-B. Star.
49, VARNUM ST. NV ROOMS; COW.
| TO car and bus; utilities furn.; reasonable:
| gentle couple only.
THREE JEWISH GIRLS WANTED TO
| share roomy furn. apt with / other; aHes
| between "5 and 30. Call DU. 1899 after :.
| ] 327 COLUMBIA RID. NV. 3rd FLOOR
2, bedrms., innersprns mattresses: Ice
kit. refg.. gas stove. ch.w.. bath; quiet
| GENTLE girls pref.
| 12l1 KENYON
| complete sink. stove. couch, elec refe,
heat, cleo, gas; settled tenants only, gen.
| tiles.
WANTED. A REFINED LADY TO SHARE
large duplex apt. with another: reasonab BILE.
| Call after pm. NO. 60s4.
! REFINED JEWISH GIRL. BET. % AND
30, to share apt. completely furn.. with
3 others Northwest section Call CO.
4SS0. after e ewes.
TRAILER FOR RENT. FURN.. FOR Cou-
Pile with baby. electric stove Will move
anywhere SO mo. Inquire at 1890
Living ston rd, Hyattsville, Md, on colless
Park bns line.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

WANTED-Reliable, settled,
good cook. Either colored or
white. Good wages to the
right person. Live in or out.
WO. 4512. 4512 Edmunds
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

EXPERT HOUSEKEEPER
Six days. SIS per week, 10 a m. through
dinner: in family; refs. essential. Phone
after pm, HO 9O95
Evening star., 1943-03-22

WANTED WOMAN
WITH EMPLOYED HUSBAND.
As cook and general worker: will pay
$40 week plus room and board for you
and your husband; reference required.
convenient to Naval Hospital. Phone WI.
1643
Evening star., 1943-03-22

AM NOT JUST "A ROOMER
Accustomed to something better. COL
le9e instructor. -. widower. permanently
assigned in Washington; quiet habits. ex-
cellent references. Would like to meet fine
family In private home which has never
pelore considered renting to stranger
Neea iarse room and private bath Must
pc downtown within Potomac parkway and
Florida ave. NV Boy ooO-D Stor
Evening star., 1943-03-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.


2 WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE APARTMENT.
QUIET. UNFINISHED OR PARTLY FUR
nished apartment. Friendship Heights or
Bethesda vicinity. by employed couple. Box
3-D. Star. 3.'
wPB, COLLEGE GRAD REFINED MOTH
Re"ces Res c. ' !a3s OF k''en D'''''ese' In ~
WANTED = APARTMENT OR SMALL.
house, suburbs preferred. or s rooms: no
Ex. s34o. Ext Ssi, durins day. RE. s0s5.
Ext. 4Of evenings. 80
2, ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, SUIT
able for Govt. girls: Northwest section
preferred. DOROTHY ATKINS, DE.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DEsIRE
small. preferably furnished. apartment.
vicin Arlington Hall. up to SIS. CHI. 1920.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. AND WIFE
want ] or 2 bedroom furnished apartment.
ss': A:S:,s %S: Acre. @ sS ss
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED GROOM
sP,s sPt nes5 DupSn. sato Circle must be resson-
ssas ss from owner wili pay % cash. 'a 20.
DESIRE UNFURNIsHED APT. OR
rooms: in NV. Call before pm. T.ini.
State details BOZ .e-p. Star. c4:
ARMY OFFICER. MARRIED, NO, CHL-
dren. wants 2.3 room apt. April /; pref.
facts f,rst letter. BOX i4i-p. Star. .s.
THREE WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE FuRN.
3Sio. Ext =. after =. ~ ~
t01nttnasd On Next Psoa,
Evening star., 1943-03-22

GIRL OR WOMAN. care of baby. light
housework have diaper service: no Sundays
or nights: S12 week. carfare. weeks vaca-
tion with salary. end Of 6 mos: refs. HO.
1900. Ext. AIS. 5000 Conn. ave,
GIRL. neat houseWork and light laundry,
3 mornings a week; S. and carfare. GIL.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

GENERAL MAID to assist with household
duties, small home, infants laundry; ex-
cellent position. good salary. 300 North
Spring ST., Falls Church, Va. Falls Church
1355-J.
G.H.W. AND COOKING, half days, health
certlflcate: bus trans. Overlook, 5046
Arlington
Evening star., 1943-03-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
SerDice include telephone
number In For Rent ads.

FOR 3 MONTHS. SPACIOUS NORTHWEST
apt, desirable location, conven.; foyer
living room, . bedrooms dining room.
kitchen and bath, S2:5 per month. Box
Evening star., 1943-03-22

MAID-WAITRESS,
Colored; $50 month, same meals
as guests, plenty time off. Bev-
erly Hall. Mass. ave. and 22nd
st. NV. Mrs. Clark. HO. 1858.
Evening star., 1943-03-22

RIFRIGERAToRS. Masie Chef gas ranges,
Westtnghouse electric ranges: hrand-new;
RUGS. Carpets, broadlooms. remnants,
linoleum; complete selection. Woodbridge
RVe . l. Carpet Co., Inc. 1913 Rhode
Island ave. ne. oosn evenings. no.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST Run SHOWING

FIRST KUN sHoNlNG
BLUE MOUsE-Alexis Smith and
Enrol Flynn In Gentleman jim. "
1855. 3:i0. $50. ESQ, also Craig
Stevens and Julie Bishop IN The
Hidden Hand" :55. $40. 8:35
RIALTO-Loretta Young and Brian
Aherne In "A Night To Remember, ="
Brown In THE Daring Young
Man" 1850. 800. $1o, $40.
ROXY Richard Greene in Plying
Fortress" II 80. 200. 4 1850. Tao and
10:40; also George Sanders and
Tom Conway In The Falcons
Brother" so. 3 as. o:35 and $50.
MUSIC BON-Fay BANTER and Ed
ward Arnold In THE War Against
Mrs. Hadley." II 80. sos, 6 40 and
1913; also Marjorie Main and Z4su
Pitts In fish" 80. sos, s40.
CAMEo-Mary Carlisle and Richard
Cromwell In Baby Face Morgan"
also The Three Mesquiteers in
valley OF Hunted Men
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY-Ray Milland and Paulette
Goddard In Reap the Wild Wind"
CAPITOI,-'Forbidd Adventure
CONMUNITY-Don Ameche and Joan
Bennett In Girl Trouble" also
John Kimbrough and Sheila Ryan
In Lone Star Ranger"
KAY STREET-Myrna 10y and Ty-
rome Power IN The Rains Came. "
also Freddie Bartholomew and Jim
my Lydon IN Naval Academy
LAkEW OOD-Edward q. Robinson
and Jane Wyman in Larceny
Inc" also spy Ship"
PARk-Clark Gable and Lana Turner
In Somewhere Ill Find You"
PROCTOR-Jeanette Macdonald and
Robert Young In Cairo" also Tom
Brown and Jean Parker in Hello
Annapolis"
REALART-Clark Gable and Lana
Turner in Somewhere I'll Find
YOU
REN-George Murphy and Anne Shir-
ley I'm The Mayor of 44th Street.
also Michele Morgan and Paul Hen
| reid IN Joan OF Paris"
RIvIERA-Ray Milland and Betty
Field in Are Husbands Necessary 81
also Jimmy Lydon In Henry Aid
rich. Editor"
suNsET-John Wayne and Anne Lee
In Flying Tigers" also Lupe Veles
and Leon Enrol in Mexican Spit
fires Elephant"
Mickey Rooney in "A Yank
at Eton." also Apache Trail"
LIBERTY. Puyallup Bling Crosby
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour IN
Road To Morocco"
RIVIERA, Summer Bing Crosby
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour IN
Road To Morocco"
sHELis-The Range Busters in Tonic
Basin outlaws" also Joan DAVIS
and Jinx Falkenburg in Sweet
I heart OF the Fleet"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Giant Squid Filmed
In TeChnicolor Saga

One Of the most spectacular
scenes ever recorded by the motion
picture cameras. a battle between
a giant squid and two divers. s
depicted in the new Cecil F. De-
Mile Technicolor sea saga. Reap
the Wild Wind Starring Ray
Milland Paulette Goddard and
John Wayne. the Paramount pro
ducfion now at the Beverly
theater
MiIland and WAYNE battle the
squid in the underwater scene. set
IN the hulk Of a sunken ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
WHIT u stsV8NaN.NA4 v
At The ROxgi

mystery tale starring GeOrg
The story Of the bombers Of the
Raj is a product Of Warner
Brothers and marks the return to
the screen Of Richard Greene. for
mer Hollywood star who joined
the Canadian army. He was given
leave Of absence to appear IN
this one film which was made
IN England through cooperation
with the Royal Air Force and the
Atlantic Ferry command.
Those associate with
Greene In the picture are not
10 be numbered among the
more familiar names ON Hol-
lywood's roster of feature
players. In fact. this reporter
does not recall having seen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

any Of them in recent produe-
lions.
Carla Lehman. feminine lead
makes her first appearance be
fore the movie cameras IN this
adventure IN the skies. and the
same may he true of others in
the cast wouldn't know.
The story. which has its begin
ming IN the Atlantic Ferry com
mand, is similar in plot to other
air films about the current war,
and like those others is educa-
tional as well as entertaining.
The highlight of the production
is the bombing of Berlin, sight
all Americans can accept with
much satisfaction.
The companion film Il an
other of those sure-fire mys-
terry yarns In which George
Sanders has established him
self 80 favorably in the minds
of thousands of screen fans.
In this one he is assisted by
Tom Conway, Jane Randolph, Don
Barclay and a number of other
capable performers. Conway, by
the way. is the real life brother
OF Sanders and he also plays the
role of screen brother IN this
thriller at the Hamrick house.
While neither OF these pictures
is of Ten Best" caliber, they both
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Gte Gaecma Gimes
Aldrich Comedy Coming to Riviera

Henry's harassed parents. and
Vaughan Chaser as the Principal
Of Centerville high school. Rita
Quiglcy has the role OF Henry's
girl friend. and Maude Eburne win
be seen IN an extremely funny
Characterization
Henry Aldrich. Editor" Is an
account Of Henry's problems as
editor of the school paper. pro-
blems that arise from his as
ISOLATION with an elusive firebug
The firebug is so elusive that
Henry. always on hand when
fire occurs. is arrested for arson.
Companion film Is Are Hus-
bands Necessary" with Ray Mil
land and Betty Field
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Famous STAGE Star In "A Yank al Eion

ing to America in 1921. Included
were six plays by George Bernard
Shaw and six by Sir James Bar
RE. his neighbors in London.
After several years on Broadway,
he made his Hollywood debut in
The Bishop Misbehaves. . Seven
years later ne returned TO New
York for his role in the The
Wookey."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

They'll be putting the welcome
mat for Henry Aldrich at the
Riviera theater Thursday when
that misguided youth comes to
town IN his Paramount panic,
Henry Aldrich. Editor" with
such familiar and popular people
in the cast as Jimmy Lydon play
ing Henry, Charles Smith as Dizzy.
John Litel and Olive Blskeney as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
ROMANTIC MEMORIES

Mary Martin and Dick Powell Do
a love scene sitting on 3 davenport
in Paramount's True q Life.
Mary recalled that that same piece
Of set furniture had been used
when Bing Crosby wooed her in
Rhythm on the RIVER: Basil
Rathbone whispered tender words
10 her (also in Rhythm on the
River and Don Ameehe had pro
posed To her t"Kiss the BOYS
Goodbye1D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
THEY KNOW HER

Since the release OF Casa
blanca in which she stars with
Humphrey Bogart and Paul Hen
reid. Ingrid Bergma, has correct
Is received several hundred ian
letters addressed simply 10 The
Screens Most Beautiful Woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

Edmund Gwenn. one of London
and New York's most famous
stage actors. returned to Holly
wood from a Broadway starring
run in THE Wookey" to appear
in "A Yank at Elton" new Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer film playing cur
rently at the Temple theater.
He played in hundreds of Eng
lish stage productions before COM
offer entertainment and numerous
exciting sequences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

During 1892. twice as many
workers in the lumber and saw
mill industry quit their jobs as the
national average job separation
for all industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions, Answers

The following questions OF a fac
tual nature have been answered
by Fighting Mans Friend:
Mrs. f. j. s.: OWL you
please tell me who may be named
beneficiary OF an insurance pol
icy? Can great-aunt who has
raised a boy since babyhood be
or a fiance or a father ?
My great nephew is in the army
and l would like 20 know il / am
eligible to be named beneficiary
of his insurance policy.
A--Inasmuch az you have
reared this boy you could be
named beneficiary of his insur-
ance. In other words, parent
(including one who stands in
loco parentis) may be desig-
mated by seryiceman as bene-
ficiary of his national service
life insurance. A father could
be named but not his fance.
Mrs. N. NJ: o. have son in
the navy and would like to know
what his rate of pay amounts 10.
He is a Seaman, Second Class, and
Is on sea duty.
A Seaman, Second Class
receives a base pay OF So
month. plus 20 per cent for sea
duty or overseas duty.
Q-My husband was indicted
into the army April Is, 1943. He
Will be SO years Of age April %,
1943. Will he be released when
he becomes 80?
AIN order TO be eligible for
release he must have attained
his 38th birthday on or before
Feb. %, 1913; enlisted or was
indicted In the army on or be-
fore FEB. %. 1913.
Q-My nephew, who is some
where in Australia, asked his par
ents 10 send him a box Of Amer
lean cigars They would like tc
know if there is anyway they
could possibly do what he asks
since we are not supposed to send
parcels overseas. II there is any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

years, and she is receiving an al
lotment of S22 a month yet she is
married again and getting support
from her husband. am employed
as a medical attendant al Receiv-
ing Hospital but am forced 10 quit
because of my physical condition.
Please advise what / should do in
this case.
r. b. j.
Dear r. Il. j.:
IL you have information prov
ing your former wife II not en-
titled to the monthly allotment
YOU should report IL 10 the Of
flee Of Dependency Benefits, Els
Washington street. Newark.
y. J. Likewise, IL you feel that
under the law you are entitled
TO an allotment you should file
such a ella I'm with the same
office.
From the information con-
tanned In your letter. IL would
appear that neither you nor your
former wife are entitled TO an
allotment.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Son Meets Mishap
While on FurIough

War Problem Clinic:
I had a son in the army for a
year and a half When be came
home on furlough last December
he met with an accident. While
he was hunting rabbits, he slipped.
and the gun accidentally dis
charged the shot striking him III
The tefr knee.
He spent oae nSonth in Mt.
Clemens Hospital. after which he
was moved 10 the army hospital in
Battle Creek. where he has been
since. He H. now convalescing
there in Percy Jones Hospital.
During this time he has not as
yet received any pay from the
army. Please .et me know if he is
10 receive pay while being laid up
and also if he IS given an honor
able discharge Will ne be given a
pension! E b.
Dear r. B.:
These questions can he an
swered only by military authori-
ties after n borough investiga-
ton of all the circumstances
surrounding the accident. They
must determine whether or not
10 was I'm line Of duty" Each
case h decided separately on Its
own merits.
WALTER n. &. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Limited Service
Men Go Overseas

War Problem Clinic:
Will my husband have 10 go
overseas. He has been put into
service because Of third
degree fat feet and is now train
ing as a military policeman
Is there any one / could see
about having my husband trans
ferred nearer home? We have a
l6-month-o old baby and | have to
work 10 keep up a home. was
told by a friend that al the end OF
a year If man is still in limited
service he is sent home. Is this
true? MRS. A. NJ. I.
Dear Mrs. A. VI. T.:
Men In limited service may be
sent overseas; many are serving
abroad now. Your husband may
apply TO his commanding officer,
through channels, for a transfer,
but few such requests are
granted. Your friend misin-
formed you. Men in limited
service are not released at the
end of n year. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

With millions Of American men
now in service all over the world,
questions concerning government
insurance, disability benefits and
related matters are becoming Of
\ increasing importance to a large
humber OF people.
In today's WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC column, Walter II. h.
Scott, vice commander OF the De-
troit Districts Association OF the
American Legion, reviews some Of
the common problems 10 arise, in
answer to letters received by the
clinic.
Although each case 10 arise
under the National Service Life
Insurance Act is different and
each must be banded on a basis
of its own Individual marits, there
are. nevertheless, various regula-
tionS governing all cases.