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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Valentine
Dance Given
ByBetoGoms

THE Beta Beta Gamma girls
out Birmingham way gave
their annual Valentine formal
Saturday evening in the Com
munity House.
Miss Jeanne Blinn was chair
man and her assisting commit
tee iRcluded Miss Margaret
Macdonald and Miss Anne
HirSch, tickets; Miss Helen
Hagopian, music; Miss Sally
--I<fa+t-tiitf-,--rc refreshments; MIss
Norma Swisher, decorations.
and Miss Barbara Forster pub
Acit>
Among The dates for the
dance were;
Mary Bull EdVArd Anderson
sslhe Porter Arhur Martin
Barbara Forster Ehep Cnm
Helen HaEOpian Thomas Buffers
Peggy hetcSf Leo Glamour
Maryerove Party tuesday
Decorations and favors carry
ing out Valentines Day motif
will be used az The Marygrove
College junior class supper on
Tuesday evening in Madame
6adItfaC Hail.
Students in charge of the
decor are:
MISSES
Cs'hsr9, CouEnn Doris Ax'sU
Ehzabt'h Evans MARY Eusr Hsbsrt
Margaret FLYNN Nina Tulus
Helen Lines
Miss Angela Lsscs is chair
man Of the supper plans.
Community singing and .
skit by junior economics will
follow the repast and musical
numbers also will be given by
Gerre Wood Margaret Meny-
hart and Margaret Lorenger.
EugenIa Manolakas, chairman
Of the entertainment committee.
is being assisted by:
MISSES
Helen Ann Fltsger- Jayns HaggSrty
aid Henrietta MCGlynn
Mary ssron L1isA Lara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
SUBJECTS OF LECTURES

SUBJECTS OF LECTURES
Lecture l-"Adjusting and Cutting Pattern"
Lecture z-"Preparing Dress for Fitting"
Lecture 5-"Some Fine Points in Fitting"
Lecture +-"Assembling Dress for Fitting
Lecture 5-"Some Tricks in Dress Detail"
Lecture diminishing the Dress"
farmer Street BmidiHR--SectioH b
Evening star., 1944-07-09

- Wounded in the corly
stoees Of the fight for
Soipon, this Morinc probably
will owe his life to the blood
pIosmo he is receiving, A
Novy Corpsmon administers
the life giving fIu'd to the
Marine whose oomrodes
continue the fight from q
gun position ten yords owoy.
Marine Corps Photos
Evening star., 1944-07-09

It hos been tough going for Amer
con Morines and intontry on So'pon.
oivotoI isIond Of the strategic Mononos
ond only l,500 miles from Tokyo u"
the eory stoees OF fighting IN from the
beochhcod it hos been toxholc ~orfore
for the Morincs, os shown in this scene,
Under heovy enemy fire the Mor"es
keep low in their holes At right Others
fioht from q bunker.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

Ali veste, da je bill ia tedea
" oktobru) eden najlepsih?
Dobil sem kar stiri zavojck
sanih dobrih stvari cd vas. Po
sebno sem Sc pa razveselil kra,
ne zapestne ure, Xxi ste mi j.
poslali. (Zayojcke nj dobil We
kot tri mesece ter sem sc La.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

mi metodami omeji della znanstvenega raziskovanja
mnogih sucajh cello potaci ze dosezene resultate
ker MISC bill skladu njihovimi trgovskim interest
drugih slueajh so kartei ravnali nasprotju ja-
zrazenmi nanen in poltiko Wade Zedinjenih dr.
zav. Ameriski clani karteov sprawl nevarnos
jaske predpise.
Berge tud zahteVa, da kartel tenn, da vposjejo be-
sedilo mednarodnh dogovorov smeo biti razrese
nj kazenske odgovornos To maj suz lie vladi in narodu
da bo javnost vedea ka deajo LIE ma ia nacin DO ko
teh zasebnh vlad Pred vono je cello prislo do te
ga da nemski kartel podlagi sporazumov ameri
skm druzbam rezervrali prave "gospodarske ko-
onje lanski Ameriki katerih ameriske tvrdke nj
moge prodaati kar slabo vplvalo naso politi
ko dobrega sosedstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

rov hos dobil, sicer samo "a
lostne, polne strahu in neclo-
veskih bolecin. Tvoja in moja
matt kadar gre k pocitku, Sc
slej ali pref povprasuje: Bog
We ako je mas Janez v Ameriki
Sc xiv!
Ako Sc dihas in zivis, spo.
znaj Sc z organizacijo, katera
je razsirjena po cell Ameriki, da
zbere skupaj "a drobtinco kru-
ha v prid tvoji in moi materi.
Organjzacija je JPO, SIS.
Zarja DO, tako kot je oh
priliki zadnje prireditve, poda-
rila polovico cistega preostan-
ka te prireditve. Cim vecja bo
udelezba, in cim vecji bodo do
hodki, toliko vec nam DO mogo-
&c podariti dobrodelni organi-
zaciji, da Sc bodo lajsale nuke
ubogega naroda v start domo
vini.
Ma svidenje!
Ivan Ceh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

da je vse izgubljeno.) Izgleda,
da prihaja zima, mrzla burja pi-
ha, da lie kaj, in sneg naletava.
Dobili smo zimsko obleko, "a
ponoci pa imamo pa kar po Sc
dem blanketov "a odejo.
Tako pise in vsako pismo Sc
konca z pozdravi "a prijatelje
in znance in z goreco zeljo, da
bi Sc skoro vrnili nazaj. To ze-
linn tudi JAZZ in milijoni drugih,
ker vsem je tezko ziveti v vec-
mem strahu "a one, XII jih tako
ljubimo, nase drage fante. O,
da bi kmalu napocil dan, ko DO
sovraznik premagan in Sc bodo
vrnile zmagovite ameriske ar
made domov.
Ker me je re vec prijateljev
vprasalo "a njegov naslov, ga
tn podajam: Pfc. John Terlep,
Jr., 35O54712, 779th Ord. A.
P. O. 70, Go Postmaster &c.
neral, New York, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Terlep,
Lucknow Ave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
"Zarja"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zopet Sc
bliza Zahvalni dan - Zariin
dan. ze dolgo vrsto let je do.
ticni dan - prank Zarje, k
priredi obicajno koncert, in ta'
ko bo tudi letos. Pricetek oh 5
uri popoldne, v Slovenskem ma,
rodnem domu ma St. Clair Ave
Vem, da ste vedno po nase'
mu koncertu zapustili dvoranc
S polnim srcem sladkega SINE.
ha. Tisti, XII Sc niste prisli ns
nase priredbe, ste vabljeni, da
mas posetite omenjeni dan, %
novembra, in Sc boste prepri,
cali, da je pri Zarjanih prijet.
no.
Podanih DO celia vista kras.
nih slovenskih pesmic, in q
namecek bono podali dvo-de'
jansko spevoigro "Cevliar-ba
ROM, katera Sc zakljuci takole
"Tiho! Zdaj bonn JAZZ govoril
Kar je res, je res. JAZZ sem sus,
tar, ii 81 sustar, mi vsi smo sus
tarji, zatorej, zivela sila in ko
pita!"
Maj mi bo dovoljeno, da do
stavim Sc to, predragi, sustar
j, 0 zadevi, katera je najbol,
vazna "a mas Slovence. Stori Ia
ko. Kadar gres k pocitku po
nli1li od K & 81 privandral in ko
ga 81 "a s,boj zapustil, Porni
ii raaso bo j elonolso kaj Sc Ga
-. 4 Z S.. ...ii.sl: Ia ,:os,i. -isss odyoyo
H. l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
Darovi "a JPO,SS

IL urada Jugoslovanskega
Pomoznega Odbora SIS st. 2 j.
mamo "a sporociti ter Sc javno
zahvaliti cenjenim darovalcem.
Darovali so:
Drustvo "Delavec" st. A S.
N. P. ]. $4,000, John Selak il
Los Angeles, CAL, $4,000.
Po $25.0O: The Bar Product
Co., Peter Lustrig; po $4,000
John Urbancic in Frank Rich,
to je ravno isti, XII je ze toliko
prispeval ze milulosti. On i,
ma v resllici "a narod domo
vini cutcce srce.
Po $1,000: Edward Branisel
in Neimenovan. Veselo omizje
ma rs letni obletnici Ivan Can
kar $11.5O.
Pc $1,000: Flip Furlan, dru,
stvo "Napredne Slovenke st.
1877 SNPJ, Louis Dular, Frank
Cesen, Tony Janse, Frank III
herl. Ponovno drustvo Napred-
ne Slovenke st. 1877 SNPJ, ia.
kob Obed, drustvo Cleveland,
st. 1926 SNPJ in John Kerzis
mix.
Po $500: Yale & Norwood
Theatre, Antop Lazar, gostil.
nicar, Vincent Jurman, John
Krebel, Math Petrovich, Karo'
Skufca, John Copic, Glavas
Beauty Shop, Joe Kodrich, /
van Babnik, John Zavrl, ia
mes Kos, John Mihelich.
Po $500: Frank Kern, Vic
tory Lunch St. Clair Ave. ir
II St., Tony & Ann DELEGATES
sen, John Kozleycar, Josepl
| Searar, Frances Ponikvar, Mary
Bradac, in Joseph Centa il Ad
Olson Rd.
Po $500: Frank Kokal, Pri
jatelj delavca, M. Sterbenc, j
Wolf Variety Store, Louis
Catch Shoe shop, Benno B
Leustig, Joseph TIrovatin, ia
mes Olsepky, Martha White
Anton Lozar, Mary somrak.
Po $1.00: Peter Raptis, Tho
mas c. Willis, Victor Prijatelj
John j. Babich, John Coutrie
Geo. cohas, Lockar Grocery
1'i.a.',ss l%alacr Rs:c 4. x -pI
Try :. l. 2 H., s. ,.S'ss-.ila .S'.ss---..i-a d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

A: "Kaj pocenja start Hla-
CON-"
B: 'ze vec let sedi V jeci.
A: A njegov SIN?
B: Ga Cd casa do casa obi
See "a nekaj mesecev.
MOI: "Ze diva tedna imam "a
obed vsak dan golaz. Ali hi mi
mogla. vsaj enkrat skuhati kaj
Irugega?"
Mlada zena objokana: "Ah,
mozicek, sal vsak dan posku-
sim skuhati kaj drugega, to-
da zmerom ma koncu nastane
golaz -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

Shop, Helen M. Troha, J. Pc
terlin, Frank Kozar, Leonard
Montarian, Tony Lombardo,.
Arctic Tavern, Barber 67O4 St.
Clair Ave. Union Restaurant,
1888 st. Clair Ave. Chil's Mar
ket, Ernest Adamic, Lovrence
J. Zupancic, Carl Spretnak, L.
Cimperman, Joe Birk, Joh n
Barkovich, Math Susel, John
Zupaneic, VIM. Husberger, VIM.
Friedling, Longar g. Shay, Bar
ber on 941 E. n St., Kewinich
Jewelry Inc, John Stark, Doans
Shoe Store, Polito Beverage,
Chuska Food Market, Ruth Sto-
ne, Jennie Zele, Sophie Polunas,
NJ. Schuyler, Burger Food
Store. Anton Debevec, A. A..
Drukan, Harry sushko Barber,
Neimenovan, Frank Silc.
v imenu odbora in v imenu
trpecega naroda vsem, XII ste
prispevali, najlepsa hvala. Tudi
nabiralcem in nabiralkam prav
lepa hvala.
Napocil je cas-, da Sc sedaj
zganemo ter po moznosti pri-
spevamo tako, da mas sloven-
skega naroda ne bo sram, ces,
da smo pozabili ma nase drage
v domovini. Mnogi, XII so pri-
spevali, so apelirali ma odbor,
maj Sc takoj pomaga, nj potre-
ba cakat, da DO vojna ninila,
pomaga maj Sc takoj, ker danes
so potrebni kakor nikoli po-
pref. Mogoce, da sc Sc oteje
zivljenje marsikomu. Prlhajale
bodo ladje, katere bodo odpe-
ljale nabrano blago, in ko DO
mas slovenski narod videl po-
moe prihajati, jim DO lazje "a
prestati gorje.
Daruj Slovenec in ii Slover-
ka, daruj, posezi v Yep in po-
magaj svojim tam v start do
movini. Srecni smo, da smo
tako dalec, eden cd drugega,
ker ako bi jih samo slisali, pa
bi sc nam zasmilili v dino srca,
tako pa ko jih ne vidimo in ne
slisimo, pa smo nekako trpki,
mracni, da Sc maj bolje pove-
dano, vsi skupaj smo pravi
skopuhi.
Otresimo Sc te grde navade,
katero ne bi smell imeti ako
hocemo, da bono Slovenci tu-
JIM upostevani. Pozabimo kar
je bilo slabega, podajmo 81 brat
sko roko, in tako roka roki
prehodimo to kratko pot nase-
ga zivljenja dobri nadi, da
smo napravili najbolje v raz-
merah, v katerih smo zivei.
Vas klice v imenu odbora in
V imenu trpecega naroda, po-
magaj brat, pomagaj sestra!
Joseph Okorn, biagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

talo, XII bi prispelo, je major od-
redil tocno doloceno povrsino
slovenske zemlje. K vsakemu
letalu SO napravili skrbni bo-
jevniki kolovoz, XII re po nekaj
metrih izgine v varnem okri-
lju ponosnih smrek in bukev.
Ma ia nacin bi bila tezka knee
ka vozila ze v hi pu zakrita
pred ocesom nemskega ogledu-
ha. Tam v malo vecji zaseki,
kjer so slovenski kmetje v mir
nih cash obsekavali in belili
hoje, zagali stiri metre dclge
hlode in jih cepini in zilavimi
misicami nakladali ma vozove,
trobili v zelenKe z dolenjsko sill
vovko in praznili bariglice z do
lenjskim cvickom, tam stole da-
mes rartkanske kolone, Xxi tovo-
RHO strelivo in orozje, hrano in
opremo. Tako Sc casi spremi-
njajo. Pridnost pa je ista, vne-
ma nespremenljiva. Gozdarji in
kmecki sinovi, slovenski rudar-
j, obrtniki in rokodelci, dijaki
in inteligencni poklici; kmeeka
dekleta in mescanke, samostan-
ske gojellhe in uciteljice, sivilje
in kuharice: yes. slovenski rod
ie tn zbran z emo samo zivljen-
sko nalogo; osvoboditi sloven-
sko domovino.
Tam po vrhovih in temnih
globelih DELUXE drugo- mravlji-
See in pripraylja Nemcem nova
presenecenja. Nekje visoko je
zadonel razposajeni kirk mlade-
ga partizana.
Gotoso nj ma svetu- mogoc-
nejsega prizora zavezniskih le-
talskih sill, kakor pa je prilet
ogromnih anglesko ameriskih
letal, XII varno prihajajo v sa-
mo srce sovraznega ozemlja.
N q ( ~ y - r
Kdor te organizacije nj videl,
kdor njenega preciznega utri-
panja nj ob:utib kdor teh srec-
4nih obra-ov sloven,kih bojsv.
niloy se nj uogil, to 81 t.di Y
- !, 9.t.,,ij 70 81 da-.sii;i III J. r>oaI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20

sapo - oh priletu in odletu
dragocenih zaveznizkih kovina-
stih ptic.
Use te misli in predstave SO
sc zgnetle meni v eni sami
dolgi minuti pricakovanja, ko
sem prvic stal ma svobodni slo-
venski zemlji.
Bojevniki pa so tudi vso
pravico ponosni ma svoja della,
XII bodo "a vecno zapisana v
zgodovini hrabrega slovenske-
ga naroda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
IV. E r. l

Najsibkejse srce bije Sc
ibrez glave, toda naJmocnejsa
glava je brez srca, brez kori-
sti. -
Obup je crv, XII gloje najraj-
81 oh zivcu nasega bistva::
Najhujsa smrt je preziveti
samega sebe.
Samo tisti, XII samega sebe
nina "a prevec vaznega, je lah-
ko veder.
Delo je placilo stvaritelja.
Y pravem trenutku nekaj ma
pacno razumeti, jc tudi umet-
most.
Tudi zmotno upanje lahko po-
stane vir move sile.
Vsak je jetnik mejah svo-
jll 5 ozopao5tl.
90 70. i--Gg yoli .,,.,-o..,os;, izgu.
d, 20 .ss:.c... s1oj
/. I. III. Ill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
Vojak pise domov

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor IT,
soce drugih, Sc nahajajo tudi
moi sin tam onstran sirokega
morja, a JAZZ kot tisoce drugih
mater, zeljno pricakujem ME
govih sporocil. Mogoce DO "a
nimalo citatelje "Enakopravno-
sti' kaj pise, ker po istem redu
Sc ponikajo vse ameriske ar
made ter je zivljenje tisocev
fantov vojakov podobno v
marsicem. Pise:
"Ko smo zapustili U. S. A.
ter prisli v Evropo smo bill ze-
10 utrujeni radi dodge voznje
in tudi morske bolezni, XII je
marsikaterega napadla, da smo
klicali Urha kot "a stavo. Mi
slim, da je bio tudi proved CO.
kolade nasih zelodcih, XII 50
Sc srdito branili potem vsake
hrane.
No, dobili smo vroco kavo in
prigrizek in kmalu smo Sc 20
cutili kot treba. Dobili smo tu-
di milo, zobno paste, cigarette
in igralne karte ter Sc osvezill
tudi ma zunaj. Seveda, smo Sc
kmalu znasli sredi della, kate
rega je cez glavo ter mas drz:
zaposlene kar sc da, kot pravi-
mo - noe in dan.
Prve mesece je bila hrana
bolj slaba, ter je bill jedilni list
kaj enostaven: sir, sir in zopet
sir in sir in skoro mic drugega
kot sir. Smo sc re domenili, ds
sc DO morala ,nasa kompanij ia
imenovati Cheese Company.
Sedaj po vec mesecih pa je
mnogo bolje ter imamo dobro
hrano. Tudi francoski kmetje
mas imajo radi ter nam prime
ejo jajec, surovega masla
krompirja in vina, a mi jim da-
mo cigaret in drugih stvari
Enkrat smo dobili Cd nekega
kneta kos sveze govedine in
sklenili sno, da 81 bono skuha-
Ii prav dobro govejo juho. Po
tenn smo dodajall toliko casa
raznih stvari, XII pomagajo, ds
je juha boljsa, da smo skuhal
| obaro 1rish Stew. No, bilo j:
zelo okusno in smo jedi z maj
vecjo slastjo.
Zadnjic sem mislil, da bon
prisel Pariz. Pa sem sc EMO
til, ker smo Sc ga kar ognili.
Ali veste, da sc Sc nisem sre
cal nobenim vojakom IL Gle
velanda Pa 81 mislim, da jill
mora biti veliko tn.
Delam v tovarni ter priden
zelo truden domov. Ne ljubi 8;
mi niti pisati in pa luci najvec'
krat nimamo. Ko gremo pr
spat, imamo pa vojsko mr.
sesjo (kaksna mrces je, bolhs
ali usi, ne pove). Tako mas da
jejo, da vcasih vstarem in gle
dam &c rremikajo cello kampo
~>.,s5ja je veliko in najveckra
| imamo vse premocene cevlje.
Ali veste, da je bill ia tede.
" oktobru) eden najlepsih
Dobil sem kar stiri zavojck
samih dobrih stvari cd vas. Po
sebno sem sc pa razveselil kra,
ne zapestne ure, Xxi ste mi j
poslali. (Zayojcke nj dobil We
kot tri mesecc ter sem sc la. ).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-20
Slika IL borbene
Slovenije; obisk zasedene
zemlje z letalom

(Nadaljevanje S l. stranD
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Chaplain Says u. 5.
Needs Good Bombinq

"A good bombing is the answer to
what this country needs, a Virginia
Baptist minister back from almost
two years service overseas as
chaplain told a press conference in
the War Department yesterday.
He is Maj. John S. Clarendon of
Portsmouth.
"In large way" he said, people
in this country are not really aware
of the seriousness of this war. They
seemingly are more concerned and
thinking more in terms of little sac
rifices and inconvenience, such as
the lack of ration coupons.
Maj. Garrenton has been with the
India China wing of the Air Trans
port Command. He has been on
more than 30 flights across the
Himalayas. He will return to India
at the end of his leave
In common with other returning
chaplains, Maj. Clarendon was dis
turbed about the faithlessness Of
some of the wives of soldiers.
1T is my personal opinion" he
said, that the woman who has a
husband overseas, wading through
hell, sweat and blood, and is her
self running around here with an
other man, is about the lowest thing
know. And the next lowest thing
I know is the man who runs around
with her"
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Edward J. Ward
Services Today

Memorial services for Edward
Joshua Ward, SO, senior administra-
tive assistant in the immigration
branch of the Justice Department
will be held at 4:30 pm. today at
All Souls Unitarian Church. Six
teenth and Harvard streets NV.
Mr.. Ward died last December %
in George Washington University
Hospital. He lived at 1908 Upshur
street NV.
1t was Mr.. Ward who first planned
the use of schools as community
centers while he was living in
Rochester, N. Y. In 1907 he became
supervisor of the Social Center
Development in Rochester, the first
public position of its kind in any
city. Later, in Wisconsin, Mr.. Ward
was made State adviser in civic and
social center development under the
extension division of the University
of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Ward took charge of commu-
nifty organization for the United
States Bureau of Education here in
1916, serving until 1921, when he be-
came a Federal school teacher and
superintendent of the reindeer sta
ton in Wainwright, Alaska.
Mr.. Ward later Joined the Keyston
View Co. as sales manager in Vir-
ginia. After serving as technical
adviser on immigration for the
United States Consulate in Ham
burg, Germany, from 1925 to 1929
he returned to America to take po-
sition in the immigration depart
ment of the Justice Department.
Mr.. Ward is survived by his widow
Mrs. Laura E. Fairchild Ward, and
a daughter, Mrs. Tilford E. Dudley.
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Allied Troops Advance
In Burma S Mayu Area
By the Associated Press.

NEW DELHI, Jan. 7. - Allied
ground forces on the western slopes
Of the Mayu Mountains northwest
OF the japanese held port of Akyab,
in Western Burma, have made fur
ther advances after beating on en-
emy counterattacks. Admiral Lord
Louis Mountbattens headquarters
announced today.
Reporting on operations since the
first OF the year, the Allied South
east Asia Command said American
trained Chinese forces in the HUI
kawng Valley area Of Northern Bur-
ma have driven the japanese from
the west bank of the upper Chind-
win River and have themselves
crossed over to the east bank, taking
up new positions.
A drive farther to the east in this
area, approximately 100 miles north
west OF the japanese base at Myit-
kyina. would link up with Chinese
Yunnan forces around the Burma
road where it enters Southwestern
China.
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Record Of Treatments
In Service Is Urged

By the Associated Press.
Service men and women should
keep an individual, personal record
of all medical attention given them
no matter how slight, Representa-
tive, Sparkman. Democrat, of Ala
bama suggested today, in order to
help validate any claims they may
have later for disabilities.
Mr.. Sparkman, a member of the
House Military Affairs Committee,
was service officer for the American
Legion for five years after the last
war.
He said that many men who saw
service in the World War had great
difficulty in proving the legality of
their claims for benefits because
official records had been lost or de-
stroyed.
They could vaguely remember
being treated for some ailment
somewhere at some time, but were
indefinite as to actual dates and
places" the Alabaman said.
Although the military services
attempt to keep accurate records of
the treatment given. these records
sometimes are accidentally de-
stroyed or misplaced. Each indi-
vidual, to safeguard his own inter-
ests, should supplement the official
record with a personal notation of
his own"
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Pork
Continued From First Page. J

must continue feeding hogs after
they should be marketed Lifting of
rationing on retail pork sales for
two weeks would drain off the sur
plus, he insisted
Senator johnson said it was "out-
rageous that farmers should be
made to stand losses because they
can't market their hogs after being
urged by the Government to boost
their production of pork"
Manpower Shortage Blamed.
John j. Madigan, chief of the
OPA meat-rationing division, con-
tended most of the market glut was
due to packers inability to handle
more pork because of manpower
difficulties. Lifting of rationing
would benefit consumers in packing
plant areas, he said, but wouldn't
result in more pork in sections out
side the big hog producing and
packing districts
AS an attempted solution to these
and other commodity distribution
problems, Representative Sauthof,
Progressive, of Wisconsin said he
would introduce a bill to set up
"superboard to handle all matters
dealing with rationing, wages, profits
and wartime economy"
"It would handle most of the
things now being mishandled by
three Of four agencies messing
around and creating nothing but
confusion. It's high time that we
got around to co-ordinating some of
these war operations and to decen-
tralizing controls" he declared.
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Paper Salvage SET
In Northwest Area

Waste paper will be collected from
the Northwest area tomorrow by
the District Salvage Corps Area
Committees. officials Of the District
Salvage Committee announced to-
day.
while the unofficial quota for
the District of Columbia for the
last six months of 1943 of 5000, 900
pounds went over the top by some
100000 pounds, the drastic need
of collecting every available pound
of salvaged waste paper must con-
tinue to be carried out" James E.
Collif1ower, chairman Of the Sal
wage Committee. said.
Urging the cooperation Of all
residents in that area, salvage off,
cials point out that many paper
mills throughout the country which
produce paper board and paper box
containers used in the shipment OF
supplies overseas are closed down
because of inadequate supplies OF
waste paper.
A>e"oPopoio D. AIaSdDAlSS dAu lldI-
tened corrugated boxes for collec-
ton should be placed on front
porches in the Northwest section
before 8 am. tomorrow. Citizens
are requested to tie the bundles
securely to facilitate shipment and
to prevent papers from blowing
away.
William E. Mileham, chairman OF
the Federation of Business Mems
Salvage Advisory Committee, urged
increased cooperation in the COL
lection of waste paper on the part
OF Washington businessmen in a
recent letter addressed to some $500
members of the federation.
Evening star., 1944-01-07
Mrs. Louretto Garrison
Dies in Arlington

Mrs. Lauretta E. Garrison, IT,
widow Of Thomas A. Garrison, an
ironworker for the Capital Transit
Co. for 81 years, died Wednesday
night at her home, 1l19 North Jack
son street, Arlington. Va.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. at the Clarendon First Bap-
tist Church, Arlington. Burial will
be In Fairfax Cemetery.
A native of Fairfax County. Va,
Mrs. Garrison had lived at the
North jackson street address for 40
years. At one time she was a resi-
dent of Washington. She was a
member Of the Clarendon First
Baptist Church. which first held its
gatherings in her home.
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Ruth L. Miskell of Arlington;
a son, Lester T. Garrison of Dunn
Loring. Va, and two grandchildren