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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
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@aibington. - Gin:ge ser WGn
rer, Die Dor "a Ssabren Sen 9eitrit
ser Tereinisten Staatan sum Sol
fcrbunS ahlebnten, biloen beute ser
Sern Ser itarfen SenatsoppoIition
acaen Sen 8oriflag, cine alli;crtt
GorperIdaft CUR @eaufiid)tienng Sc,
@elt e:n5uieten.
Die @eiolutiou iiir sic alliiertl
3uIammenarbeit in ser sluired)t,
erbaltlrng oes 6rieoens lit bon
cerbaltniSmdbia iunaen Senatoreu
rcriaBt porSen - 8 Iter 5ia, Gem.
Ala, Garl Sath. Gem, q. &C.,
Sarolo 8. Burton, Step. 6, uns
Spiepb s. 9aa, 9fep., Minn. S5r
%orid)lag ioll beute einaereid)t mer-
0en.
Der Senat bat 7 WitaIieber, oie
1919 on ser erbitterten 3ebatts
iiber oie Ratiii5ieruns bes Geriail.
ler 3ertraees teilnabmen oia
Senatoren Guiion, 3. Smitb, O.,
e. g., aennetb Mcaellar. g,
Senn., Gapio S. @alib. g., Maii.,
Geter 6. 8errp, O., q. Ssx Charles
8. McNarr, M, Gre, arthur Gap.
per, g., aani. uno Siram W. Sobn.
ion, Hepy Gali.
1erner iino i'm Senat ser Sobn
|uno Ser Gnfel speier ser ausgeipro,
dnnoiten @egner bes GG!ferbunoes
- Senator 9tobert M. 2a5oQette
IT,, Broe., isis. beiien Gater aud,
aeeen Sen gintritt in Sen erlten
@eltfriea mar, uno Senator Senru
Cabot Soose jr.. g., afaii., bciie'
Groboater i'm Sabre 1919 Soriiscn,
ser oes Senatsfomitees iiir ausaudr.
tiee Ancelegenbeiten mar.
Die Nabfommen BON 9ooge unr
SaToaette baben ieooeh eeaenteiliae
s(niidten iiber oen 0orihlas slir
amerifaniid5en Teilnahme an ser
Goli5eiauiiitt iiber bie Welt. Ga.
sollette lit gegen uno Soose fir Den
&prihlag.
@on Sen Mdnncrn, Sic ihon
1919 Mitolieoer bes Senats maren,
lit smitb ausseiprohen aegen Sic
&eiolut;on unb Gapper tpabribeit.
lih audi. Giner Ser anoeren, Oel
niht eenannt iein pollte, iagte. oaf
er 6aaeeen itimmen tpiirOe, unb uor
I2 Ser iibrigen 4 ertpartet man oas'
illbe.
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Sen 0ertrag lt:mmte, ertlGrte:
.gs lit m:eber oas alte interna
tionale @aid,Git, mic es ieit @il
ions Belt INNER gepeien lit. Sd
bin gan, uno gar nibt oaiiir. Sd
fin Ser Ieinung, OaB mir lnS un
uniere ieeenfn Sad)en, um Mme
rita suerIt fimmern ioaten. Sd
briie. oab e.niae BON nns oaIilr
timpien. uniere HegiernngsIorm
5n retten. @as lie iest aleroing'
lit, meIB nur Der Simmel. sd
Ibefie, oaB mir ipieoer oas s(merlft
erbalten peroen, eaB mir eiama
bctten. Ias Mmerifa uno Dos in
ternaticnalc Weihdit paiien MD,
,uiammen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
SransSiiiste Han~el$.
ihific FIR 2lbtrai,spert
ats G,,f,eitef, bcreit

Wtaorio. 0eutlha Marineoffbiere
gaben Sen @efebl an Die fran5oiiid,e
Sanoelsflotte, ale 'Shiife bereit a.!
jolten fir Sperationen i'm Mittei-
neer. Die Sd)iifs Icfbcn Iib ioiort
nah Si5ilien 81 bagcben. Wian red,-
net nit elmer 1ransport&upa3itd.
BON $4,000 Conner. Sn li5ilianiifsn
0Gien rparben Die Sd,ifie noll be.
:nannt, lalltet h:r 8efebl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

VeNuIuu'I III YllOllC 2tl(O!Iorltnt II
oer sScd), uoGu 3. slpril gegebei
miro.
oTaltit" miro am sipeiten slbenS
Ger Sparnluote 0ienstagabeno, ser
s. sIpril, a,ieeiiibrt ,nter ser Sci
.ung oes 'beriibmten Tirigenten 81,
1bolnas @eednm, Sem brillianteu
engliihen WeiIter, ser Iestes S,Sabr il
GroBen Grfolg bate.
sldt iolaenoe populdre Spern olt
Don Wuiifliebbabern bonn Noroliher
Ohio auserpdblt rpuroen, ncroen
tpGhrenb ser Spernfeirpod)e in Glepe.
lano geaeben:
Ytontas, 5. april:
Ga Sprda De! Seitino (sbe Sorce Of
Seitinp) 3infa Milanon. 2arprsr,se
Sibbett, aurt Baum, Srra Yetina.
G5io Yia6a. Salpatore @accalnni.
Sbslmo Sptiplu. Geiare Sphero. Sir.
SienStag, 6. April:
6auit: Charles St,llman. Norman Cor
Son, Spbu Charles Sbomas, 5elen
Sepion. 2ueieue grolpning Sirigent
Cir SEnntas 9eed)nn.
Ylittupd, z. Mpril:
ga Srapiatu: Sicia Sllbaneie, 0elen Sls
beim. Games Islton. 2alprcnce 5ihs
bett, George Gebanopstp. Siriont Ge>
fare Sonero.
Ssnncrstag, 8. Mpril:
Carmen: 8lnopS Stpartbout, Sicia Sllz
banele, Sbelma Totipta, Soelen Sls
helm. Jiaoui Goblin, Eeonarb Warren.
Sirigcut Cir Sbomas @eehon.
ireitasuadmittas, 8. Mpril:
Ga @obeme: Charles &ullman, Salpn>
tore @accaloni, @ibu Saiac, Spbn
@roipnlec, G3io Ein5a. Siriaent Ges
fare Subcro.
Solecnb .Sbe Sdnce OF the Sours
aus ga @ioeonha" bonn gnn5en
Ballet.
Nrcitagabenb, 8. Mpril:
Miba: Stellu Jioman, Bruno Gdltagna.
aurt @nlm. laiprence Sibbett, Nors
man Gorppn. Sirigent SSilireb Yellez
tier
Samstagnahmittag, 10. Mpril:
Sbe Barber OF Seuille: Nino Martini.
Salpatore @accaloni, 1iou Sapao.
Sobn gtoipulee. G5io Rin5a. Sirigeni
Sranf ct. 9eger.
Samstasabenb. 10. Mpril:
81 Sropature: Stole @ampton, Bruno
GaItaena, @iopnnni Martineui, 2eons
arr @orren, Nicola Noseona. Siris
gent Geiare Solcru.
Sas beriibmte metropolitan Sper,
Ballet. geleitet BON 2nirent Noritoif
friiberer Yartner bon Inna Haplopt
ais galletmeifter. piro Srettas in "sb'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
Reid fcfttrcuicrt jcbt
ale Hciratef, Int pclcn

Sononr. Sie Eolniidye 5elegrapber
caentllr mel0ete, oie 0euf hen 8e
foroen in GoIen f1tten olle Gbeihlieb
l'ngen ser rplniihen @epolferlng ppr
5s'onoerer, bon ibyen 81, erpirfenSe,
@rlaltbnis abb1ngig gennht.
Gs bieB ferncr, bie Selltid)en bGt
ter allen Golen unter 25 un0 aller
Srlinnen mnter % Sabren oas Sci
raten iiberballpt perbpten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
Hii,rieRt Rt,ai,e Sreier
N1mi,dtetter @tMNentei,

geap Oorf. Trei tstueenten ser
Minhener llniperfitdt iimo BON Der:
Wa5is oafir bineeridtet iporoen, baf,
iie 1lugblatter ,ino onti=national,
ic3ialiitii6e shlngtporte perbreiteten.
Sic S6lagaporte spurben in Berlin,
Nain6en 1no &anburs auf Mauern
uno 3dune a1sgen1alt. 60 tul,rbe Elm
8eriht Don Ser N@g uhgeb0rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

9lm Montas. oen 5. Mpril. I'M;
TAB llbr aberos, itslten Sic Die
citation @T9!N elm unb b0ren Sic
oas Yrosramn n1be War ano Dou"
(3er arieg lmb Sie) iolpie r@bp
Yriee Gontroa" (Narum Yreis -&oL,
trone) BON Or. Gblparo &. @elih,
3teeionM Griee Grecutipe uno 6err
un5 iSrau Hobert Seiton, Gunoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
Helcf, yepiei,
annunt nah Glepelano Inn in
.1auit" Srer 5u iinsan.

geortbern Ship's eieenes @eihanf
fiir Die Spernhiibue lit bie biiblft
Selen Sepion, n;e nod 9tcpelnrb
fommt. SRI. Sepon, 8eoor5.ete Ser
Spsrnliebbabcr iibcr Sic ganSe @elt,
lnu bie Holle bon Mareuerite in go,
nouos ,,snuit" ii1pen oils eine ibrsr
aasitebenoen ip1breno Dem sSriibjabrs-
ieit, oas bon ser Metppolitan Ssera
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01

- llnterftiisen Sic Die In unierer
8eitune an5eigenoen 0eih6ftsleutel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-01
HELEN Sic IN KAkAPF UNI DIE FREItIEIT,
s~s-.t@ u. INDEM SIZE ItiR GELD SPAREN

Warum Sic Ihren Tell in Kriegs-Sparmarken und
Bonds anlegen soften?
Ihr Land kaempf fuer Ihre Sicherhe fuer Ihr Leben
Wenn wir den Kampf gewnnen und eindliche Soldaten
daran hindern wollen in Helm enzudringen und
Famile bombarderen. muessen wir Tau
sende und Abertausende Won Schusswahen Flugxeugen
Tanks und Schiffen hersteen Das kostet cine Menge
Geld Das Geld das Sic in Kriegs-Sparbonds und Mar
ken anegen h dass wr dies allies JETZT fuer unsere
Soldaten bekommen Jeder Amerkaner sollte herzu be
tragen und regemaessg sparen Dejenigen, die Arbeit
haben, soften wenigstens jede Zahtag 10 Prozent
hires verdienstes sparen.
WEST SIDE SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
WEST 2sth STREET und LoRAIN AVENUE
Telephon: Prospect 0lz3
The Valley settler., 1943-04-09
T. the Vclley Settler:

T. the Vclley Settler:
Due t., tho fact that there ere 81
'nany snail houses on6 cabins offer-
&c f@r rCnt in the C rrnunity, we
will appro ciote it, If W will aif
In making available FIR the public
the @llcE'ng inf rmatien.
Rent Registrati n.
Mn reference t.. the question as
whether it is necessary fr land
lords t register pr portv in ut
lying 6istri cts an6 snail villages
the entire Territ 2ry # Ilcska is 6
6efe nse rental area, enc every lanc
l. rd is required t. register his
hHusins ACCOM- cations, rentee r.
offered FIR rent.
The Valley settler., 1943-04-09

| IN Thursday aftern@en. She haG
surgery the provi us week.
Margaret L ngcorp # Eklutna is q
h spital pc tient FIR few Gays.
arthur Bell # chttna hae an ap-
pen6ectemy n Friday marnino.
! Firm Eklutna f r treatment VIC
have five-year-old Frankie Stevens,
who has a mest likoable pers Hnality
ano has mace things int resting FIR
patients END nurses alike.
/ Billy Seer spent couple #
Gays ct the h, spital this week FIR
treatment f @ tee Infection.
Two Mr.. Totscns Willien enc
Frank are patients in the me MS
Ware this week.
Conrad Noreberg # Ineepene ence
Mine Is being treateo in the hos
pital this week FIR inf luenza.
Mrs. Louis Frevel is ccnvalescing
nicely from en- append ect my.
HRS. Peter Rogoy is in the hos-
pital FIR meet cal care.
Little Sam Ell is suffering from
mastcic.
BUY VAR RoNrS IND STAMPS
The Valley settler., 1943-04-09

Elizabeth Walungo ane Mabel Tung
iyan hed append ct omies IN Thurs6a az
morning en6 are making q aoo6 re-
ccvery.
Mr.. ano Mrs. Cecil c.. Shrock CT
anchorage announce the birth #
daughter ct the hospital IN Sunday
morning, April 4. ...
The Valley settler., 1943-04-09

81 neT .....
B p. Fc lkenb crg
Rent Exc cutive,
office # Price
A6mini s t re t in,
Juneau, Ale ska
ss%%%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

crease on the Pacific Electric Rail
way recommended by the emergency
board Of the National Railway Labor
Panel" it continued. 1.-THE two
companies, including the Los An
geles Motor Coach Lines owned by
them, constitute the major transit
system of Los Angeles.
Factual Picture Sought.
I'm order to obtain the factual
picture Of problems which, in part,
are the concern of the War Labor
Board and the national railway la
Dor panel, Director Vinson ap-
pointed this special committee,
which will provide the same essen
tial facts for any future considera-
ton Of transit workers wages on
the Pacific Coast"
A threatened strike on the Pacific
Electric Railway led to the reopen
ing Of the case. On this interurban
system, which serves the Los Angeles
industrial area, the men asked for
an hourly increase OF 27A cents,
and the emergency panel recon-
mended Is cents. Mr.. Vinson cut
this to cents to conform to the
Government sterilization policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
Ii. Richard Bona
Top Ace in Pacific
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA,
July q. Delayed)-First 1t. Richard
Bong of Poplar, Wis, STEPPED into the
leadership as the premier fighter ace
in the Southwest Pacific area during
spectacula" battle with japanese
planes yesterday.
Speedy P-38s attacked a forma-
ton of enemy bombers and fighters
near Lac, New Guinea, shot down II
and destroyed or possibly damaged
at least five more.
The battle was highlighted by the
performance of 1t. Bong and Capt.
James Watkins of Crystal Springs,
Miss, who shot down four planes
each-an achievement believed I'M
precedented in this area.
One of the Lightnings was shot
down but the pilot parachuted out
and was believed safe.
1t. Bong already had II enemy
planes to his credit, and his new
total of Is placed him at the head
of American aces in the Southwest
Pacific theater.
Capt. Watkins had downed one
plane previously, so he entered the
rank of aces which is limited to
pilots with five or more planes to
their credit
The japanese bombers, with escort
fighters, were returning to Lac from
an afternoon attack on Allied for
ward units near Nassau Raw u,boo
they were intercepted by the P-38s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
Three Federal Jurists
To Study Living Costs
OF Coast Transit Men
By the Associated Press.

~ the LbSoc1ateo FfeSS.
Three Federal Court jurists will
make study of the labor and living
cost situation Of workers on transit
systems of the Pacific Coast area,
with special attention to the Los
Angeles district where wage dis
putes have occurred.
The investigating group, created
yesterday at the request Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, by Economic Stabil-
ization Director Vinson is made up
Of:
Albert B. Maris, United States
circuit judge for that Sd judicial
district, member of the Emer-
gency Court of Appeals.
Henry w. Edgerton, associate jus
tice of the Court of Appeals for the
district.
Samuel B. Hill, Judge of the Tax
Court of the United States.
Called Special Situation.
Mr.. Vinson said the committee
will report facts in respect of the
transit systems of the Pacific Coast
area due to the special nature Of
the existing situation"
On July 10 the War Labor Board
disapproved a wage increase on the
Los Angeles Electric Railway, Mr..
Wilson's Office said in the announce
ment.
"On the same date Director Vim
son disapproved in part the wage in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
Boys Club 0ptimist Band
To Play in Montrose Park

The next neighborhood concert of
the Junior Optimist Band Of the
Boys Club of Washington will be
held at IT'S pm. Friday at Montrose
Park, Avon place and R street NV.
The concert is one Of a series
being presented by the APIECE band
at various locations in the city with
the cooperation of the District
Recreation Department.
Hal Waters, band member, ex-
planned that since many people
who would enjoy good music are not
inclined to use public transporta-
ton to reach the various public
concerts being given, we are going
to bring the concerts to them"
Other concerts in the neighbor-
hood series, under the direction of
Joseph D'Urso, band leader, are
scheduled as follows:
August 3, Langdon Park, Twen-
tieth and Franklin streets NE;
August 10, Sylvan Theater, Wash
ington Monument Grounds; August
II, Winning Square Park, Mime
sofa and Pennsylvania avenues Sc,
and August "a, Lincoln Park, Thir-
tenth and East Capitol streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

missing IN June, seaman johnson.
1912, was a native of Stockton, Ill.
He enlisted in the Navy in June,
1910, and was ordered to submarine
duty in the Philippines six weeks
after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
According to his mother, he
landed on Corregidor two days be-
fore the fortress surrendered. Mrs.
johnson received no word concern
ing her son from the time he was
listed as missing until May % of
this year, when word was received
that he was a prisoner of the Japa-
nese. A few weeks ago Mrs. johnson
was officially notified that he had
died of beri-beri in japanese
prison camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

custody. He first escaped from a
train at Bowling Green, KY, on
November 4, 1912, while he was being
taken to Camp Forrest, Tenn. He
was recaptured November 6 near
bowling Green and subsequently
transferred to Fort Stanton.
The FBI identified Luft as a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton reported yesterday that Karl
Luft, a German alien, escaped Sun
day from Fort Stanton, N. Mex,
where he had been interned.
FBI Director ]. Edgar Hoover said
1t was the second time that Luft had
fled since he was taken into Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

Mrs. Josephine
Balm jain, 2616
Myrtle avenue
NE, and Harlan
Wayne Johnson,
S e a m a n, first
class, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L.
P. johnson, 1904
E street NE.
A native of
j a S p ar, Ind,
RadlOmdn jain
was a graduate
of Western High
School and was
employed by the
Potomac Electric
his enlistment in
in January, 1912.
Naval Air Base
, until May l of
was ordered to
jain had served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
War Prisoner Killed
In Escape Attempt
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
OMAHA, July 27.-Seventh Serv-
ice Command officials said yesterday
that an Italian prisoner of war who
attempted to escape from the prison
camp at Camp Clark, Mo-, Sunday
afternoon was wounded fatally by
guard.
The prisoner, Antonio Alec, tried
to break out Of the prison stockade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
7 Men From District
Among IS Listed by
Navy as Dead in War

Two District men were among 10
listed as dead by the Navy Depart
ment yesterday.
They are Marcus Leonard jain,
radioman, third class, 81, husband of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

overseas just one
m o n t h before
his wife received
omcial word that
he had died as
a result of en-
envy action in
t he Mediter-
r a n e an area.
His mother, Mrs.
Emily jain, re-
sides at 214 Mas
sachuSetts ave-
hue E.
Seaman john
son, W no had
been listed as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

member Of the crew of the s. S.
Odenwald, a German motorship
captured November 4, 1941, by the
United States Navy in the South
Atlantic while it was flying the
American flag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
M R&v Mhs M 6mham
I'm WORKING TO HELP GET HIM HOME FAST"
Clarence Woodknon> Shipyord Worker

THIS WAR has called three of Clar:
i ence Woodman' boys to the colors-
all before Pearl Harbor.
The deeds of one will live in American
history. He was on Bataan.
He doesn't hear from his boy now, but
he doesn't need letters to tell him what
his boy is thinking. He's thinking of home
and how he d like to be there.
While Clarence is working toward the
day of his boys liberation, he's thinking
of his other two boys-and helping this
country see that there are no more Bataans
and no more outnumbered American
soldiers fighting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and supplies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

omcials said. The guard was fol-
lowing orders In shooting at the
prisoner and was exonerated of any
plane, ofncials added. The prisoner
died at the camp hospital yesterday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

Place = stamp In that vacant
space in your War savings stamp
book; it will help put the Axis on
the spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

SHIP SPONSOR-Naomi Cor
don, $50 Farragut street
NV, Navy Department sec
rotary, has been chosen to
chriSten the mineSweeper
Marvel to be launched Satur-
day at Lorain, Ohio. Miss
Gordon was selected best
War bond seller of the main
tenance division. winning di-
vision in a Fourth of July VIC
tory bond campaign conducted
by the Bureau of Ships.
United States Navy Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

The war we're In is the war to
win! Buy War bonds!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

The war we're in Is the war to
win! Buy War bonds!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
If yOv MANEXT A 10Y 70
M1Rx F0R, ADOPT" one.

Isn't there some youn9ster In the fight for
whom you say silent prayer? &. . a neiehbor's
boy. =. young fellow who worked with you 49,.
that swell kid who delivered the groceries. Get
his address. Write and tell him that you'd like
to adopt" him for the duration =. so you'll
have someone out there to work for! He'll get
great kick out of knowing that you're fighting
as hard on your Job as he Is on his, and first
chance he gets, he'll probably write and tell
you SO. adopt your boy-today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

Yes-Clarence Woodman has his reasons
for wanting quick knockout of the Axis
and he's doing something about it. He's
working every day, knowing that if there
ever was time this country needed
man full time . it's now.
And he's getting lot of help from
thousands of other Todd workers j.:
millions in other American industries.
They know that teamwork is the shortest
road to victory .. and that teamwork
means every man and woman on the Job
every hour of every working day.
X IFS, 900 men and svomen cork in Todd
Nihyards on our three coasts-63, 1877 haze
one or more close relatives in the armed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

Power Co. prior to
the Naval Reserve
Stationed at the
at Jacksonville, Fla
this year, when h,
sea duty, Radioman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

forces: Ouer $4,000 former Todd avorke,s
are in the Army, Navy or Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27
*Don'f travel unless absolutely necessary

but if you MUST travel you
also can help solve the wartime
transportation problem if you will:
. Plan every trip and buy round
trip tickets as far in advance as
possible.
. Cancel your reservations
promptly, if it becomes necessary
to change your plans.
The Reiireads Are Cooperating
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Army lingerie dry ammunition
means her cosmetics >. the hair
warden is Wac-camp hairdresser.
Among things strictly military,
the Wacs dub their insignia COS
tune jewelry call the identified
ton tags G.I. necklaces :. refer to
noncommissioned girl officers as
zebras.
To the purely personal belong
such terms as ba1rdck bags, refer
ring to morning-after circles under
the eyes.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
LADIES' LINGO

When a soldier girl feels good.
she says she's WGe-habpy -.
Pr. c., which stands for praying
for corporal, is Army-girl talk
for II want man." Her furlough
is an orchid hunt her dates are
night mdneurerS -. a new male
visitor to camp is moose :. and
- shades of her college proms! -
any US. Navy officer is r01stty
crepm0n.
LEARNING to talk like a sailor
should rate college foreign-lan-
guage credit for Waves and Spars
and girl Marines. A bootee -- any
recruit in the first half of recruit
training stays awake nights mas
terlng a deep-sea Jargon where
even left and right have to be
translated into parts of ships
anatomy namely, port and star
board.
Now walls are bulkhedis,
kitchen is galley. ashtrays are
spitkits, stairs are ladders =. And
you never go downstairs but al
ways 60 belOw.
It's called scuttiebuH when you
sit and gossip you beat the BOBBY
when you swing your arms for
warmth -. and say please pass
the sea dust" when you want the
salt.
To all this and much more, the
girl tars make their own additions.
In sailor-girl talk, a Waves cotton
stockings are G.I. nylons &. e. her
girdle is hip kit :. her uniform
is a Mary bag :. her blue sum-
mer suit is COON SKIN -. and a
slip that shows is full sail or an
Irish pennanf.
THE SPARs call the drill field a
grinder =. speak of one o'clock
jump when they mean an elevator
:. say they are shooting the breeze
when they talk too much.
To a girl Marine - known to
other service girls as a Jungle
Juliet - talking too much is beat
ing your gums ... and if girl
leatherneck thinks that you're
nice, she compliments you by say
ing you're ea,-baneing.
EMILY J. SHEPPARD
Evening star., 1943-12-19

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Evening star., 1943-12-19

Ou1 SS1V1CS S11AS nave
war talk Of their own.
Here are samples :.
a BOUT the first thing a girl
A recruit to the Armed Forces
does is to get herself
brand-new vocabulary. At first
gulp she swallows the unwrit-
ten dictionary of wars funniest.
proudest, most disrespectful, most
clannish citizens - American
doughboys and gobs. Then, be-
cause the boys never got around to
coming any service-girl talk, she
mints an extra lingo of her own.
Here is some of it.
"HoBBY LOBBY, is a bit of Wac
ese that has nothing to do with
hobbies. lobbies or radio. Can you
guess? Right! 1t refers to Wac
Chief Colonel Hobby's Head
quarters.
The Wac vernacular also covers
the G.I. version of feminine clothes
and accessories: Gruesome tuo-
sones are Wac's regulation shoes
arsenal uear is her name for