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Tomorrow is a Love- y Word

r would have" she added, as
tonished at her own holiness, and
then added, I'D have liked to tell
you how grateful l am for what
you did for me, and how much I
like Washington.
The traffic moved about them
while they made a small island of
two in its center.
I'D like to hear how much you
like Washington, but I don't want
you to think about being grateful.
Can we do it tonight ?"
do WHAT" Beth asked, wonder
ing if she had on any lipstick.
Dine together. Look here" he
said boyishlY, as he got a small
notebook out OF his pocket. "I'll call
for you wherever you say at seven
and then well go wherever you
like. Are you on :"
Beth hesitated. What would An
drea think? She didn't linger over
that for very long. She hesitated a
little longer, thinking that her old
gray crepe was hardly gala enough
but, after a minute, she said, I'm
on. You tell me about Pennington
and I'll tell you about Washington. ="
She gave him her address.
Fine. I'll be there with bells on
at seven. And now where are you
going? >"
Beth laughed I'D almost forgot
ten. I've got to get into that string
at the ticket Office. I'm here to get
tickets for Mr.. Slade.
That's as good a reason as any,"
he said, walking toward the win
dow with her, but ] think that was
Just an excuse or my kindly fates.
I've thought about you many times,
Miss kinnan. and wished some
thing like this could happen. re-
fuse TO think this meeting is a sim
pie coincidence.
Beth gave him an arch glance
from her gray eyes. I've heard
about your famous charm. Mr..
Archer, and now l see 1t work
ing"
And I've only begun, Miss Kin
nan
Beth was beginning TO see why
Andrea had said a man like Dennis
Archer was what she needed. In
less than ten minutes nc made her
forget she was a drab girl in a
rainy day outfit, made her feel that
she vas an attractive girl No
small miracle
He said. Let me get those tick
cts for you and, when they were
gotten, he took her back to her Of
fec m taxi.
Just before she got there. she
said. You know Andrea is here ?"
rs she ?" She couldn't tell
whether he was merely polite or
interested
She's living with me- she said
and waited
lie said. That must be nice for
both Of YOU and repeated for the
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Casualties

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-lNS-- The
War Department made public today
the names OF 43l L. 5. soldiers
missing in action The announce
ment includes casualties in the
Asistic. Central Pacific, European.
Mediterranean and Southwest Pa
cific areas. Those from Michigan
are.
ASistie Area
Van Hoorelbeke. Pvt. Joseph
Mrs. Mary Van Hoorelbeke. moth
er. il4t Marlborough Ave, De
troit
European Area
Coulter, End 1t Frederick L.. Jr.
Mrs. Cathryn Coulter, mother,
Auburn
Frievalt Sgt Richard Mrs.
Hazel +. Frieyalt, mother, Iron
Mountain.
Hanslik, End 1t Donald W
Mrs. Violet X Hanslik, 2Sl3, IA
5. Sixth St, Saginaw.
Janeczko, STAFF Sgt. Chester W.
Mrs. Mary Janeczho mother.
1925 Parkwood, Detroit.
Kittredge, End It. Abraham J.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Kittredge, wife.
1S027 Roselawn Ave. Detroit.
Lasalle, Sgt. Clarence MFRS.
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Plenty Of wear In thsss
well tailored work pants.
Sanforized 80. 99eo shrink
proof. Good VAlus.
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Agnes V. Lasalle, wife. care R
Degrave. Iron Mountain
Prus. Sgt. Stanley Mrs. Mary
Prus. mother. S62l White st, De
troit.
Purwin, StsH sgt Bert Airs
Julia Purwin. mother. ITO Ores
cent St Grand Rapids
Rasmussen. Capt. Darwin E
Mrs. Barbara Jane Rasmussen,
wife. Muskegon Heights.
TomaSaski. STAFF sgt Walter F.
Mrs Joseph J. Tomasaski, moth
ct. Vulcan.
Mediterranean Area
Cwiek. STAFF Sgt Stanley F.
Joseph Swiek, father, 500 S.
Holmes St, Lansing.
Moody, Pvt. Clarence E.-Mrs
Dorothy NJ Moody, wife Wyan-
dotte.
Nelson. Pvt Edward, Jr.-Mrs
Martha Nelson mother, els n
Andre St. Saginaw.
Ryba. Pfc. Romon C.-Mrs. Anna
Ryba. mother, "a 5. 18th St, Sa-
ginaw
Somand lst. sgt. Edward j.
Mrs. George Krohn, sister. 1890
Handoycr, Allen Park. Detroit.
Young. Pvt. Cicel-Mrs Mabel
Young, mother Holly
Southwest Pacific
Ransom. Pvt. David Mrs,
Catherine Ransom. mother. Sault
Saintc Marie.
Rex. cpl Stewart Mrs. Lola W.
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Missing. Mother, Mrs. Caroline b.
Collacott, 1877 ". Grand River,
Howell.
Stanlow, Frank +, corporal L.
s. Marine Corps Wounded Moth
err, Mrs. Eva Stanlow, 1912 Glad
stone Ave, Detroit.
Stoutenbers, Gilbert c. private,
L. S. Marine Corps Wounded.
Father, Herbert n. Stoutenberg
400 $. Walnut st, Lansing.
Streeter. James William, aviation
machinist's mate, second class, l..
5. Naval Reserye-Missing. Moth
er. Mrs. Alice Streeter, 80 Seneca,
Pontiac.
Upton. James c.. private, U. S.
Marine Corps Reserve Dead. Faith
er, James C. Upton, 1916 Fair
port St. Detroit.
The casualties listed above bring
the total reported to next of kin
since December 7. 1871, to date,
to 37.2Ol.
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| third time that he'd can for her.
promptly at seven.
That day Beth took three tele-
phone messages and garbled them,
| had to do over two letters, and still
refused to admit that she was ex-
cited about the coming evening. A
portion Of her mind over which she
seemed to have no conscious con-
troll went about preparing for that
evening.
At half-past four, when the office
closed, she found herself taking a
taxi TO little shop she knew in F
street, where she bought herself a
black wool dress, a two-piece af-
fair, with little sequin butterfiys
marching down the front OF the
jacket. A dress like that called for
special hat. So, with no thought
of cost, Beth allowed herself to be
persuaded into buying a black vel
vet calot with huge, saucy bow.
And then discovered that she could
have her hair and nails done and be
home in time to get into her new
finery before Dennis came.
What would happen when An
drea discovered that Beth was GO
ing to dine with Dennis was a crisis
that she decided to meet when the
time came.
She hoped that Andrea would be
dating Harry Cole, or spending the
evening with Eunice, but Andrea
was not.
She burst in on Beth at the mo-
ment when Beth was darkening her
brows with an eyebrow pencil, a
towel over her shoulders Of her new
trrocK.
Well" Andrea stood in the
doorway, wearing her bathrobe,
preparing, Beth saw with relief, for
sojourn in the tub. What goes
on here? Dating J. Edgar Hoover,
or who? You look scrumptlous,
gall"
Beth got grip on herself. I'm
dining with Dennis Archer" she
said. Il met him today"
Dennis! Beth! No! He's coming
here? But, darling :"
Hes coming here" Beth said
slowly clearly, Ito take ME to din
ner."
I'm coming, too, Beth. I'll be
ready ."
Beth caught her by her flying
skirts. Didn't you hear me. Andy
I'm the girl with the date tonight.
Not you, pet"
Andrea couldn't believe her ears.
Does he know I'm here ?" she
asked in a small voice.
He does" Beth pulled her hat
over the soft crown Of her hair,
dropped the towel and picked I'd
her bag and gloves as the bell
pealed below. But you're not in
1ted tonight. Goodnight, dear"
Andrea's mouth was open, but no
sound came from IL.
Ito Be Continusdl
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CHAPTER TWENTY ONE

SHE had just gotten into the
Office when Mr.. Slade sent for her.
Hop over to the station, Miss
Kinnan, and see If you can get me
a drawing room on the sleeper TO
st. Louis for tonight. Don't take a
chance on the telephone
II was raining hard that morn
ing and Beth had worn a beret and
her old raincoat. Her silky ashen
hair chung TO her cheeks and she
couldn't have felt more hedribbled
than when she went into the sta
ton and made her way, through
crowds being disgorged from in
coming trains, toward the ticket
window.
She was edging around a family,
complete with children, luggage,
bird-cage and portable baby car
riage, when she found her path OBJ
structed by gentleman who was
toting two handsome calfskin bags.
Sorry" she said, stepping aside
agilely, only to trip over the port
able baby carriage. losing her bal
ance. Down she went. Umbrella and
handbag flew out of her hands. Her
beret slipped over her eyes. She
thought, / must look very prepos-
sessing!
A. pair OF hands In neat pikskin
gloves lifted her easily TO her feet.
Someone chucklcd.
Beth said colby. mo one is very
graceful falling over a baby car.
riagc."
mo one but you, Miss Beth Kin
rtarr, an edSy voice answered.
Beth collected her wits and got
the hat out Of her eyes
MIR. Archer!" The pleasure In
her voice was spontaneous.
This Is the incest thing that
ever happened to me in Washing
ton" he said, adding conviction
with his warm smile. And I've
been here many times since last we
met"
Have you7" she asked, trying
10 tuck up her hair, which was be
ginning TO curl w1nsomely under
her old beret She thought. There
are some men before whom you
want to look your best, and he's one
OF them"
She noticed his necktie, a dark
maroon against fine linen. and his
rough tweed suit, the set of his hat
above temples only slightly sill
vered
u sometimes thought I'd ring up
-Slade and perhaps be lucky enough
TO get you on the telephone
Why" It slipped out before she
was aware Of H.
i thought perhaps you'd take
pity on me and dine with me"
Beth thought Of all the men like
Dennis Archer. who had, according
70 the newspaper columnists. more
invitations than they could accept
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Rugged blue denim, bar
tackled at points Of strain.
Full cut for easy comfort.
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York News
MRs. GoRpoN ENTERrAINs

Mrs Earl Gordon entertained i.
women a. her home Thursday eve.
ming in honor OF Mrs. Robert Bol.
len. The evening was spent playing
Finch. Dainty refreshments we're
served by the hostess. Mrs. Bollen
received many pretty pink and blue
gifts
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Attend SPECIAL Meeting

Mrs, Loyal KanitI Mrs. ThurloN
Bodley, Mrs. Chester Tooman
Mrs. William Libbey. and Mrs
Charles Fluher. attended a special
meeting OF the o. r. :. OF Strath
moor Chapter OF Detroit. Wednes.
day evening. The grand officers Of
Michigan eNempliNed the initiation
work.
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George Schermer, brother. 5775
Eastlawn St. Detroit.
The Navy Department made pub
Tic today the names Of 6S personnel
OF the y. :. Navy held as prisoners
OF war. SiXty-two are held bp the
japanese in Burma and Thailand,
and one is held by Germany.
The list brings the total confirm
ed prisoners OF war affecting naval
services, less those who have died
in prison camps. TO 1876.
Those from Michigan are:
Feldscher Johann Phillip, gun
ner's mate first class. L. S. Navy
Mother. Mrs. Bertha Feldscher.
SO37 Monterey ST.. Detroit.
Hutchinson. Bill Martin, seaman.
second class. L. S. Navy-Mother.
Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson White. SIS
Lothrop St. Detroit.
Suomi. Sulo Walter, seaman, first
class. L. s. Nayy-Father, Mr.
Heino Suomi. COS Peters St, Bees
semcr.
Young, Kenneth Asa. seaman.
first class, L. s. Navy Father, Mr..
Roy f. Young. Plainwell
The Navy Department today an.
nounced 237 casualties OF the L. S.
Naval Forces Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard not heretofore
released.
Those from Michigan are:
Dexter, Donald c.. private. first
class. L. $ Marine Corps Reserve
Wounded Mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Dexter, 1902 Lynyal St, Ian
sing.
Edwards. Eddie, stewards mate,
second class, L. S. Navy-Missing.
Father, James Edwards, As Warn
er. Pontiac.
tfrck1 Joseph p private, L. s.
Marine Corps Wounded.
Father, Emil Finck, Marquette.
Hannula, Ralph Elias. lieutenant
Junior grade), L. S. Naval Re
serve-Missing. Parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Elias Hannula, Tshpeming.
Porter. Claude H., Jr. private,
L. S. Marine Corps Reserve -
Wounded. Mother, Mrs. Grace A.
Porter. rs Ellen Ave, Royal Oak
Proud, Richard A., private. first
class, L. S. Marine Corps reserve
Wounded. Mother, Mrs. Grace
Proud, Buchanan.
Robenault, Russell s., private, U.
S. Marine Corps Reserve-Wound-
ed. Mother. Mrs. Adele Robenault,
157 f. Hildale Ave, Detroit.
Rodibaugh, Robert L., private
first class, =. S. Marine Corps Re-
serve-Missing. Brother, Ralph
Rodlbaugh, Grandville.
Rothbalier, Robert Jack, avia-
ton ordnanceman, third class. u
S. Naval Reserve Missing. Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry John
Rothballer, 91iO Beaconfeld,
Crosse Pointe.
The casualties listed above bring
the total since December 7, 1891, TO
37.43S.
The Navy Department today an
nounced 21O casualties Of the L.
S. Naval Forces Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard not here
tofore released.
Those from Michigan are:
Button, Marvin D., private. q.
S. Marine Corps-Missing Moth
er, Mrs. Marguerite Button, 20 Hy-
land Ave, Highland Park.
Carpenter, Donald WILDER, avia-
ton machinist's mate, third class.
U. S. Navy-Missing. Parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse CARPENTER, S15 Win.
chester Grand Rapids.
Cetrone, Peter J.. private. L. S.
Marine Missing. Mother,
Mrs. Josephine Cetrone, 2142 Helen
Ave, Detroit
Collacott Edward Allen, Jr..
seaman, first class. L. s. Navy
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The boys and girls in Moorevillo
Grammar Room have organized a
-i-H Club and the following officers
we're elected: President Kayl
Craig; vice president, Beatrice
Randolph: secretary and treasurer.
Clara Currier. Last Thursday eve.
ming a potluck supper was served
at the school house and II. J. Hart.
district club agent 81 Ann Arbor.
was a guest. The club members
made plaques with Mr.. Harris help
Marvin Bunce. L. s. Coast Guard
was a Thursday afternoon caller
OF Mr.. and Mrs Loyal Kanitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Turner and
sons we're Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Shaw. Ypsi.
lanti.
Alan Pennington. Great Lakes
Training Station. is homo on a "a
day furlough
MrS. Cara Phillips Is III OF pneu.
monia in 81 Joseph's Hospital. Ann
Arbor.
r'' "hh VI - Jay lbll hidHldn
have returned home from a visit OF
two weeks with their son. Sgt
Stanley c. Braman, L. s. Army
Medical Corps at san Antonio,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Searfoss
and family attended farewell par.
ty for Robert Zornow at Britton.
Saturday evening. He leaves soon
for |. S. Service.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Holcomb
and Lois. and Mrs. Nellie Holcomb
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Smith
Old neighbors and friends here
were sorry to hear OF the death of
Mrs. Mary Salisbury. Saturday.
She was a former resident here.
but lately residing in. Wayne.
Mrs. Edith Longfellow is pa.
tient in Saline Hospital.
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BOMBAN-UP-Mrs Mohandas
X. Gandhi. wife OF the Indian ma
tionalist leader. suffered a severe
heart attack Monday and is in
a weakened condition, It was an
nouncpd today
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Rex. mother. s1l1 Bundy St. sagi-
nav.
Schermer, End Ii. Vernon E
George Schermer, brother. 5775
Eastlawn St. Detroit.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
New D. {. Draft Boart
lis Named 10 Rule on
Registrars Abroad

A new District draft board will
be formed here to relieve District
Draft Board No. / Of the double
task Of dealing with $4,000 regis
trants scattered throughout the
world In addition to its own Dis
trict registrants, it was learned
last night.
/ District Draft Board No. / was
assigned by President Roosevelt the
task Of bringing under the draft
American citizens throughout the
world who have no home address
in this country. District draft
headquarters decided the load was
too heavy for q board already deal
ing with thousands of registrants
and finally asked for permission to
create new board.
Starting out nearly four years
behind the Is other District draft
boards, the new board-to be known
as Local Board No. l Foreign
will include in its membership a
retired State Department oficial
and four former members Of other
District boards. It will be located
at Weightman School, which also
houses District Board No. / and
District Selective Service headquar.
ters.
Herbert Hengstler Named.
The retired State Department
official, chosen for his knowledge of
world commerce, is Herbert C. Heng-
stler. 2816 Twenty-seventh street
NV. His knowledge will be val
liable, it was explained, in determin-
ing what men rate occupational de-
ferments for their work in other
lands.
| Mr.. Hengstler. who retired in
l942 after A years in the State De-
partment, was at various times
chief Of the consulate bureau, chief
Of the division of foreign service
administration and consul general
at Toronto. Ontario He served as
technical advisor to the Pan Amer
ican Commercial Conferences here
in 1881 and at Buenos Aires in 1885.
One OF the four veteran draft
board members on the new board is
Herbert M. Bingham, attorney, 3l04
Cathedral avenue NV, who has
been with District Selective Service
since its inception in 1910, first as
a member of Draft Board No. 2.
More recently, he has been serving
as chairman of Draft Board No. S.
Other Member Appointed.
The three other members are G..
Clifford Howard, who is in the in
vestment business, lives At 3lO2 Ca
thedral avenue NV, and was for
merly a member of District Board
No. 2; Harry A. Swagart, who is in
the automobile business, lives at
2947 Davenport street NV, and was
formerly with board No. S, and
Henry Sunwold, retired Government
employe who lives at 537 Kentucky
avenue Sc, and was formerly with
board No. Is.
Under board No. is supervision
$500 questionnaires have been sent
out to registrants throughout the
world to date and 800 have been
completed and returned, mostly
from Canada and Mexico. The men
60 through the same routine as
District registrants living here ex-
cept that they are given longer to
return their questionnaires and may
be 1nducted overseas.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
z D. {. Students Compete
For Science Scholarships

Two Washington high school
graduates are among Il flnalists
who will compete for the first award
OF f1ve University OF Rochester
science scholarships for 81 500 each
sponsored by the Bausch and Lomb
Optical Co.. Rochester, N. Y, 1t was
announced yesterday.
They are A. Ross Ecker, Is. OF
3643 Brandywine street NV, gradu-
ated in June from Woodrow Wilson
High School, and Barbara Jane
Nelson, II, OF 3704 Brnadywine
street NV, q June graduate Of
Western High School.
Ross, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert r. Eckler. led his class of
359 students in scholastic standing.
Miss Nelson, In her freshman year.
won the w. B. Rodgers Scholarship
Award for the highest academic
record in her class and stood highest
in her senior class.
The finalists will 60 to Rochester
Friday for interviews and tests con-
Quoted by the University's Commit
tee on Awards which will select the
five winners. The scholarships are
payable $500 a year for three years.
with university loan provisions
available for the fourth year II
needed. The scholarships. to be
given annually, are open to high
school graduates winning the Bausch
and Lomb Honorary Science Award
medals for highest standing In
scientific subjects.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Admiral Anderson Given
Gulf Sea Frontier Post

Rear Admiral William Stratton
Anderson, president of the Board
Of Inspection and Survey At the
Navy Department here, has been
assigned as commander Of the Sew
enth Naval District and Gulf Sea
Frontier, with headquarters in
Miami. "
Admiral Anderson, 63, has been
stationed in Washington since Sep
tember. 1912, and was on several
tours Of duty here before that. Be-
tween June, 1899, and December
1910. he was director Of naval in
telligence, and in that capacity he
served under 4 presidential order
on a special intelligence committee
along with the director of military
intelligence and the director Of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
He was given a battleship COM
mand in . task force in January,
194l, and in April of the following
Evening star., 1944-07-09

IA, were given commendati at
the 4th Air Forces Santa Rosa Field
for heroism In saving the life Of q
pilot, Second 1t. Peter r. Laforce Of
|Dansville, N. Y, when he crashed on
June 70.
The girls braved the flames from
Evening star., 1944-07-09

year he was given 4 battleship com.
mand In the Pacific Fleet.
Admiral Anderson, = native Of
Carlinville, ILL.,. was graduated from
the Naval Academy In 1908. During
the World War, he served aboard
the hattleship Arizona.
Admiral Anderson, IN his new post
replaces Capt. H. H. J. Benson, who
has acted as commandant since the
reassignment Of Rear Admiral w. r
Munroe.
Evening star., 1944-07-09

WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS.-FORMER FOOTBALL STAR
WEDS-Marne It. Angelo Berteli former Notre
ball star and al-Amercan quarterback, shown his
boyhood sweetheart da Passerin wedding
Cuantico, Va. "A P Wirephoto
Evening star., 1944-07-09

dollars fight -. buy extra War
Bonds!
Evening star., 1944-07-09

the burning plane to pull 1t. LAfofce
to safety.
In addition to the citations. checks
totaling 500 each from funds sub
scribed by the airfeld officers and
Santa Rosa citizens we're presented.
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|Rusi ure+iruli
z|ocince
" Romuniiii

LONDON, II. aprila ION
A. - Porocila o dejstvu, da
so Rusi izvrsili aretacijo ljudi,
katere imenujejo ''romunske
vojne zlocince", so vzbudila maj
vecje zanimanje v tukajsnjih
zavezniskih krogih, XII Sc bavijo
problemom vojnih zlocinov.
S tenn svojim postopanjem SO
Rusi pokazali, da sodba vojnih
zlocincev nikakor, ne DO velja,
la "a notranjo romunsko zade-
vo, kajti te aretacije so bile iz-
vedene kljub izjavi Moskve, da
Sc ne bo mesala v notranje ro-
munske politicne in socialne "a.
deve.
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DAROVI

/ Mrs. Mary Somrak, 900 E.
"a ST., je darovaia S. "a podr.
st. 2 .JPO,SS mesto venca "a
poKojno Mrs. Ammo svigel.
Zadnje dni pa so V nasemu
uradu izrocili darove sledeci: "a
SANS: v. Petac, Beachgrove,
Ind, $500; Mr.. in Mrs. Mar
kic, 5409 Spencer Ave., $500
mesto venca "a pokojnega An
tona Ribarica; Frank Gustin-
cic, 1910 Bancroft Ave-, $500
mesto venca "a pokojno Ammo
r. Maine; "a Ruski vojni re-
lief: Frank Gustincic, 751C
Bancroft Ave., $500 mesto ven
ca "a Joseph Bana; in drustvo
Janeza Krstnika st. II A. B. T.,
$500; "a Lauschetovo kampa-
MO: Joseph Seine, 1880 E. 81
St., $500; Mr.. in Mrs. Stupar,
1048 Addison Rd., $500; Mrs,
Agnes Jeric, 1925 Hecker Ave.
$500; Mr.. Jacob Pozar in dru.
zina, 998 E. II St., $500.
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Delo "a veterane

Kadarkoli odpuste oborozene
sile vojaka ali mornarja, in sc
ia poda zopet v civilno zivlje-
ME, mu DO pomagal United
States Employment Service do
tega, da najde moznost zaposli-
tve v vsei1 veejih industrijskih
centrih, katerih prebivalstvo
prekasa 100000, obenem pa tu-
di V poglavitnem mestu vsake
drzave, neglede ma njen obseg.
To zagotovilo dale Paul V. Nc
Mutt, Chairman komisije "a de-
lavske moci V vojni. Izdan je
bill pregled, XII daje informa-
cije o trgu della "a veterane, in
sicer ma podlagi informacij, ka-
tere so vposlali delodajalci.
Pregled DO dopolnjen vsakih ID
dni in bo veljal "a naslednjo
periodic 6 mesecev, v kolikor je
mono v naprej soditi O povpra-
Sevanju po delu.
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NaSii
fantje-uojaki

Pc dveh in pol letu je dobil
prvi dopust Herman Mehle, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Mehle, 391
E. 1865 st. Priscl je s HavaJske.
Prijatelji SO yabljeni, da ga pri-
dejo obiskati.
Ma havajskih otokih Sc naha-
ia he emo leto Henry Guile, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Peter in Caroline
Guile, 195O8 Kewanee Ave. Pre-.
teklega marca je zvedel, da tia
pride oddelek marinov, h kate,
remu je prideljen njegov brat
Adolph.. Takoj je prieel poiz'
vedovati, da bi mu bio mogoce
brata videti. Konecno Sc mu j
posrecilo najti ga in sledilo j
veselo snidenje bratov po enen
Iletu Y tuji dezeli. zelja obeh je
da Sc krnalu vrneta nazaj do
NOV X dragim starsem.