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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc icont,

SlIOAIl0N9 O0NAk4IeG lG0nt.l
employed couple, iishs Goassxork. Adams n.
v N co S experienced. wishes day.
WOMAN. neat colorsd, wants morning
WosixN. colored. with SON II, wants liy-
. ing quarters experienced cook city ref
WOMAN 1coloredl wants ironins. Tues.
WOMAN, colored, desires 3 days work !
~ ..esfri H hsflsy os Rs 81 sis
Y sEs '0. sS;sS dssEs, .sss
',as an v sia smDss 81 sH sss
4ns q e 'sSrts Sis w .sst .s sal Il
WOMAN, colored. to get dinner from 8
Pisl pm A No anfniff plss nsr vTise
HAND LAUNDRY and curtains done at
R ESPf EAi aDeS MAID would like c,e.nin.
only in z rooming house. SIX days 1 week.
s esSSIaSssRpD S GIT exp. as.lr. p.yt-,ln.
Ssa AR ' R6nAs want. Job a. maid 4
looming heuse sa Or days work; good refer.
c Sls! SIRJ wants cleaning or laun-
ctGLoR e.. GIRL refined. desires tot
C0LoRED GIRL wants part-time house.
work morning or evening. Call Columbis
coEoksED iii nm wants. snsaa seneral house~or,
Mo astis wosR e from s M s sniii
$40 and IL noon TIA 6E2Q
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER want ride to
Petersburg, Va, week end of Dec 1 and
WANTED-To share expenses with some
n, c., on or about December ri, 1911.
hdams 4s2 yo after 9 Pm.
desires desires ride to Detroit, Dec; e or there
EXPERIENCED cross-country driver will
drive or deliver your car Southern Cali
lornia; references. Box 3SS-S. Star 26s
TWO REFINED LADIES desire Transport
tatlon Michigan or vicinity during De-
cember: Please address replies Box
WANTEDGRide to Little Rock. Ark; Mem.
10TH to 25th. Write MISS MARTHA BAR.
Der, 5000 Conn. ave. NV, or call no
1899 & 9Sr EXt. az, after pm, 20.
II possible; ref. GIL. 1888
High Point or Winston-Salem, n. C., Sun.
DAY. Dec. 3: 1941 sedan, heated Phone
NAVY PETTY OFFICER transferring Cali.
fornia wishes contact dealers or Individual,
wanting car delivered there or informed IL
point STOUFFER, MI. 1898 after pm
DESIRE RIDE to and from office
veterans, Adm hours SIS am. to 4:4t
pm. CAN 81. $3.50
DRIVING TO CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov
-. desire two passengers; exchange refer
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SITUATIONS poMEsIlc

COOK. excellent, settled, colored, live in
e sp's . Sa ae Wsd city early
address 6y b letter this week to e61 End st
CURTAiNs washed and stretched. VIII
have to bring. 1914 Bennins I'd. ne.
eGkTXifNs beautifully finished. peeatu,
CURTAINS STRETCHED at home. Cal
boMEsTic HOUSE CLEANERS. coloree
Imam and, ana woman a1ss have few days open
GIRL, eolored, wants days work. Csc hour
GIRL. colored. neat and reliable, want.
GIRL. colored. neat, desires day cleaning
H ~ iau9 sa1G So per day; references
@ornns ss'0s can x Nj s7 Psr'-'ms work FOL
eale s fGlSasd ssHts s ssss time or day.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job cleaning apis
for employed persons or work in roomin1
snatd. light cooking and laundry. RIA
G Ga1: lshs & colc5ed - desires position
z zSss. Pm 10 Il D'm' Phone Decatur
GIRL wants general housework. care O.
children. Call AT. 6490.
GIRL. eolored, desires position after schoo
IRE e p 4. Ho as ssa ST. eoe an hour and car
s Ganl cDor sao. Esnts sSrk 9th employed
GILL, colored, desires g.hw., fun or par,
time; no cooking; no Sunday. NO. 1854
Seper .iaer School, Tshs NJ . sas as mote
GIRL. colored wishes g.h.w. morning
part time or days work; exp; ref. North
GIRL; colorsd. wishes 2 days work clean.
ing; WED, Thurs. or Fridays; house or apis
u. IS i . q :
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT- OFFICE MANAGE. extern
counting sraduste;. above average. draft
AocSUNra AZ desires s'i pars-t,m. work as
bookkeeper: audits and statements pre-
sspeA BY TA% ssSs ss s. ~.n:
connection with reliable accounting arm or
s Eo9d exseiegt background
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time. audits, statements, tax reports;
XII sat can h.nd.
time Complete 0' aeeounsins and sook
500 III sensral
ords, part time: prepare financial and tax
GfFNnflsnss b bocf o7s1 isp
SHslnesses s sssfsed ST. 'a 444 FeD0f's '%a
81: e s saTi ssu' "s Gs; e.
DasDSs or IN el aaass with dinner
c6NsTfRG5cirffoN Sur SUPERINTENDENT, 80,
n non smoker, I5 years with pri-
for Govt in South America. familiar with
al types construction and with Govt and
strustion cost accounting desires to cut
Govt red tape and fanny fuddling), viii
poon with arm
Arm doing business With any South Ameri-
can can h country e.. Best reference furnishes
DisCHARGED" sERv1cEMAN wants lob
with good firm; prefer travelling Job; good
references; can report for work immedi-
stely. Box CT, Star. 28s
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER desires evening
work involving anything in the practical
pass Tine Bos 1879 ss :i.r; Sec
onss @sn g. st nsa 's es:
q s.. ,nside-oussids combination. BOZ 1873.
ENGINEER ESTIMATOR. 20 years expert.
construction, seeks desirable Connection dion
with Washington construction co. Box
EXECUTIVE. % years' experience in real
ing and business; past earnings way above
average; desires afaliation In executive
capacity along similar channels with pro-
ssefSys PsSDe os excellent
manage Box 1903. Star 27.
FORMER SERvICENIAN desires part-time
i Acc nadg a1ookfseDins, corTssDondsnse.
GENTIEMAN. age, so, retired. civil service rS
or during. emergency In hotel. ONCE. store
or other business. Salary, $40 per weak,
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, unusual quali-
research. program and policy planning,
unlimited contacts in Government, busi-
ness and organizations, desires connection
administrator assistant or executive Sec
Rotary; excellent references; all interviews
confidential. Boz 1877, Star. n,
yANIT0R part time. coicred. As: refer
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS
sTENoGR7PHERs IN. ana :

s1ENoGRAPHERs I'm. and -. $50 vF.;
Iypists, S37 wk; nle clerks. S140; Edi-
phone opers., $l76 mo; Duplicating ma
chine operators I'm. and ~, $3.50 up; sales
men, 500 wk: up; hundreds of openings.
Est. IL yrs. Visit now (NA. 6250). PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ ST., next to
EpIphany.C Church, MA. 2114.
STENOGRAPHERS, S45 wk.; stenog.,l oil
CO.. S165 mo-; stenog.. medical exper.,
81 70; typists (S1, $40 wk.; bookkeeper ma
chine oper., $45 wk.; file clerk, S35 wk.
Always new openings. Miss Ford. FORD
EMP: SERVICE, Bond BLDG, cor. 14th and
UNUSUAL POSITIONS - stenographers,
openings. 25 daily, $4O-$5o wk., electrical,
Jaw, steel. mfg. mds. Bookkeepers, typists
clerks, top salaries. Oldest emp. agency
placed Welcome. BoYD Sc SERVICE Icsus isss
g; 5opp. Capitol Theater). MA 1888
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select po-
sitions NJ charge unless p!aesd tSg SCI
sEst, IL yrsl 1871 G ST.. Ma. 2114.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waiting in science,
maths physical ed. commercial, others;
AGENCY. 516 N. Charles st., BALTIC. /, Md.
TEACHERS WANTED. Eng, commercial,
science science Also school secretariss for resi-.
AGENCY. 204 Colorado BLDG. 14th and
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PERSONAL

WILL EXCHANGE new 8-rm. home in
washington ior one in Baltimore; rental
II INTEREsTfED N mar srapholosy attend our
n At For mains adeIesss and ase
sHoFfI seass sE ~ Christmas rs or per-
sonai; will wrap and mail gifts; reason
ape ape an Can Sunday or after $50 ewes.
H ~ DoLLHoUsEs, children's
playhouses. boys tool chests. cat carriers
for future reference. Telephone Kensine-
s 81 i,sls LODGE for tots, from two
Mss snd Hsf hfsh gN
sselssl res as1sh ss', 71 Msseshns'0n 10
wi nus some ON ONE 1, please help me play Santa
WATCH :fsHi e!s;ss e sd DAYS ysSs Services.
enon work q alarm eoefs
psirsd; ELECTRIc CENTER AND GIFT
s MAFr co 61t ash a 50 s sI.p.s s
ssTissss eiss ff5Bsesin'men''
s SVEN esren MONTH: or oysl bs.ssss
diet; daily or boarding. sH. 6516.
SOME ONE WANTED to board two young
f PhkMASESs1s s vs. sn. rR sail oe
H HoNoyk s0 scHoo 81 1919 7s 4 p m .ss
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthritis. nerv-
business, piles, colds. flu or other ailments;
feT sns feet aad
RRG1sHaRED NURSE available for part
time Or hourly DUTY specialist in infant
Ssss Rissft in a Swiss
and American watches; any make clocks,
n - r1ot has 4 80
guar IRWIN w1Fca CO.. q s SaS'Snfs;
OWNER OF sTE1NwAY PIANO would like
morning hours. Telephone WILCOX,
WILL EXCHANGE piano lessons with artist
teacher fol. spare-time secretarial service
Il mySts store sT.snF RE 2 1929;
5ossed note heads order ,ns s 1873 can can
ness; rubber stamps; reasonable IA IA asa Ss
NURsE.Give bath, ale. rub or hourly
R halsnf hhmoyIp ses sa s sH esl
msshss spR.sysa 0s assSa
TRoLYsIs, Room SO. $50 r st, 2 W.,
MANTEpMTtx.o eolorea adoption homes
old: one dark brown skinned, one medium
oiEGLE Re eHub B01 Where friend.
FORMATION tor ohons. 7!io D.m. 0P n. oSee
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence, freedom from
self-consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850.
SLIP COVERS, fine drapes. ftted and de-
livered before Xmas. Prices reasonable;
cSas HsTante Haan6Sn o ase B MB IEE
also ice skates and riding suit; reasonable.
LAUNDRY can now render prompt whole
sale service to limited number of agency
stores, Box COX star.
EMPLOYED MOTHER, baby. room for
mother. excellent care Of infant, in we'll
FLASH PHoTO FAST, Satisfaction. guar
anteed available for club and social gath
srinES; so, sonsider ! eight club concession.
NAVAL OFFICERS ATTENTION.! have
q new development to remodel old shoulder
epaulettes with new gold braid and even
change the gold stripes Of an ensign to .
lieutenant or any other rank. EN-. 1895
Music Nus ; F Ra YoUR DANCE or entertain-
ment; 6,pc. hand AVAILABLE. Tel Gil 0442.
lila KAY SCHOOL, formerly Hilltop; day
and boarding; ages 3-6. Falls Church
FOR BARBER service ID your home Or hos
pital call snRvICE BAkBERs. Or. ebos.
5oeEsd III sna iaSric hats made q your
material: yntrimmed Shapes trimmed e.
I'm. 06. N 0730. 6iossd Mon.
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PERSONAL tcort. J

TEMS0yA6 tS0nt. =.
T I,;,,I scH9QL; leAEyA.ssAs: a.: sTns
es ss!s snH ssd nss sir 1 sa from : e
nom. ia . scsoo "a ssn.d oeoDIs ls VIE
I xi9u1 cn 4 x,lI q better work il school
afca ENbf a d19f of .l asa
boarding; also 1a.day progran1. 1921 n
write Mrs. MARTHA N. RUSH au5sfn' or = rele.
RaSee lss A NafGsRRsiEssr School h.pp,
aa gay oS n1oynrhhing meals. instructive play.
b: S.!s: ,oHrsos DENTS. r.... TEEN
yWecslss1 s Enis , ycu Sais Room eo2
PHONE sHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright II you are in need Of . loan up TO
fa9 S kSSf Dsfn sraals.sea ), N,
sIns q money Saet sWaS Wiz sor ssekle. H.
assi 18Th ss ss ny "a 4 ss99sMIRwERcK
PHOTOS made In the home by appoint.
ment; children speciality. Calf evenings,
RELIABLE wAKE-uP SERVICE. day OF
night; For Information cali MR.. T1PPErT,
SeNsyfIING PSYCHOLOGIST; nEA.
WASf T Dc hged Catholic adoption nom.
for healthy, friendly. intelligent, attractive
girl Of g.; light complexion, chestnut brown
WILL ANY one KNoWiSG the where
abouts Of Mrs. Lloyd Edward Ross (Gladys
pearil please call ARTHUR WEST Of the
Fsd sfSss rs a6S 7S pr Es 1 and
semipriyate vacancies; "a hour nursing
WAKE UP By PHONE-An emergency war
service. ST. per month. MR.. SMITH. DE
530b after $40 pm 2ss
TRAINS. electric: eleyattng table, 1Ox12
T., sections; transformers, stations,
iights, magnetic unioader. distance control
f sfis'n Hats Il iN6 6GsiIbL STYLED to
match any fur: Yestylins. bIockins' rim
s mins. VOGUE. $3.50 l4th st. NV Open
LANDSCAPE PLANs-start correctly
with blueprints and key: 81 years ex-
nF s,.aa j.; M. HARTMAN. s25 Long
COLORED AND WHITE foster homes to
give babies intelligent. loving care: cloth
ing, medical care, monthly board paid.
Reply Box 3S4-S, Star.
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SITUATIONS MFN icont. j

00 OeugA1NS fN6E SNN0HRsts
MAINTENANCE Ian. 5th-class srgineef
ns ssa ss' 1ss'vssi: g '''s
S ;;:si: .i;s = q. ..g.. n GOVT. AZ.
pos. In law ONCE IN any capacity In return
5 10. Earning practice; must have $500 mo
s 1d 4 .sss
sires position in business or industrial
n..s. I sst. q cb..sss.. Ysn
nature Of position. 30. Box 4ss-S. stsr. ~ 81:
Man Man wants ianitor's job With quarters;
NAN sld s1. good nssl.h don't drink 9,
laundry. dry clesnins. Box ss7-s. star.
MECHANICAL DRAFTsMAN, practical ma.
chine Gins sa2p os ss1sTienes, desires Dsist!m,
S SSIa Fl MANAGER, essential industry 81.
% saxaS aas % .l nssnr .os ssa
con sons cs, = worker 44-hour week; $50.
ff2s1fNTTEER. s young man. willing to learn
printins trade; knowledge Of setting type.
s EHMcAHn sffndsS Ndis 2sss 80 years
perience, desires position. Box 72-K.
yETERAN, "a. married: ambitious. pleas
sa s posv With
| 16 years experience in the real estate,
education and familiar with dealing with
the PUBLIC, payroliss ONCE procedure. etc.
YOUNG NAN, colored. wants part-time
general work from to IL pm. MI. 1925
eSfoS { BIN sor. a. want. work .ft..
COL0kED MAN wants Job as janitor
ScIoRERSS NAN: la.sllss.nt: IT, xs sst0 WORK
@ Anx Kind from p:n.co. s3lb.
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SITUATIONS MEN 9 WoMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COLORED MAN AND WIFE want Job A
1anitor, with quarters. Call Ordway OPS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Reprinted from The Chicago Dolly TfbuneI
Britain's Candidate for President

Readers Of Sunday fac-simile of
nieon+ portions Of the the British Ministry
Information distributed soldiers
their arrival
leading this official publication Of
sold tho $50 900 is being collected
lists This country beat the fourth Big organizing
Unconstitutional clubs districts defeat
his chances excellent Nobody could found
him
British Government that published this material
that distributed American Uniform that
the +ok about s5ooooooo eamposn fund utterly fOe
soldiers thof Sso00o-
600 ush ha+ Constitutional being organized
soldiers fth of the British itself
which this lying their hond while pretending offer
token Of friendship. appreciation. and good will
fac-simile provides enehis that the British Govern
determined everything IFS 70 win +he fourth term
for Roosevelt
British about
Roosevefs their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
UnWiSe and UnlrufEhfuI
Modelling

political business do not promote
American support of British pur-
poses which the British government
is continually demanding of the
United States and all her allies
British politicians should remem-
Der, and be reminded, that the mil
lions of American troops and billions
of American dollars pouring into
Britain are NOT THE SPECIAL
REPRESENTATIVES OR TIL E
SPECIAL GIFTS OF PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT.
They are the sons and the wealth
Of the AMERICAN PEOPLE.
They are dedicated and conse-
Grated to the winning Of the war.
They are not only for the saliva
ton and survival of Britain.
They are not alone for the per-
petuation of the Roosevelt New Deal.
They are primarily to secure per-
manent peace and happiness TO
AMERICA, and FREEDOM FROM
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.
AS Senator Harry Byrd of Vir-
ginia has said
"As a friend of the British
government, say that nothing tOiH
do more to destroy the unity be-
tWeen our tUo countries than
occurrences such as this"
British interference in American
internal political affairs, Senator
Byrd sharply warned, is not con-
tribution to unity but an unwarranted
and resented intrusion.
The incident of the meddlesome
pamphlets is not to be excused by
any necessity of war, but should be
condemned by the British themselves
as an infringement of the rights of
friendly and allied nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

ON THE occasion of the recent
- arrival of a large American con
voy in an English port, the BRITISH
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION
caused copies of an untruthful politi-
cal pamphlet to be placed IN the
hands of thousands of American
soldiers.
A reproduction of the key sec
tons Of the pamphlet is printed on
this page, in order that the American
people may Judge the nature and
purpose Of the political propaganda
an official agency of the British gov
eminent is al such pains and expense
to distribute to American troops.
It's propaganda pure and simple,
1t is not related to British poll
tics.
It is directly and boldly related to
American politics.
1t is propaganda intended and
designed to support and promote the
re election Of Franklin d. Roosevelt
as President Of the United States.
Hence, 1t is meddlesome interior
ence on the part of the British gov
eminent in AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Moreover, it is utterly and abso
lutely false propaganda because 1t
asserts as a fact to the American
troops a thing which has not the
slightest basis in fact.
Falsifcation and impudent inter
ference in American affairs, Of the
sort reflected in the meddlesome and
malicious pamphlet distributed to
American soldiers, do not promote
unity.
British political policy is properly
motivated by British purposes.
But contempt and disrespect for
the right and the capacity of the
American people to mind their own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

MUCH has been printed over many
1N1 months in every Detroit news
paper about the urgent necessity of
householders saving waste paper and
turning it over to the war effort.
In spite of all the publicity, how
ever, the great majority of Detroiters
appear to be unaware of or indiffer-
ent to the really critical situation
regarding waste paper.
They should recall that the supply
of new paper of all types has been
grievously curtailed because, among
other causes, of manpower shortage
in the woods and the paper mills.
And they should recall that paper
is almost as essential to our war pro
gram as are guns and munitions.
For example, all the food shipped
TO our fighters abroad is wrapped IN
paper.
Nearly every item of equipment
shipped abroad machine guns, gun
parts, uniforms, shells, mess kits, etc.
is wrapped in paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Waste Paper Salvage

A LII of the blood plasma that goes
"A overseas to help save the lives of
our soldiers and sailors is packed in
specially treated paper containers.
Many auxiliary gas tanks for our
airplanes are of an especially con-
structed paper base.
And all of the tons upon tons of
paper thus sent abroad are irrevo-
cably lost.
None of it is salvageable.
That is why it is so frightfully
important here at home for us to
hoard the paper that comes into our
homes and to return it to the Wayne
County Salvage Committee.
Unless we get greater paper pro-
duction soon, the flow of vital sup
plies to our overseas forces actually
will be threatened.
We in Detroit can help stave off
that dread contingency by saving
every bit of our waste paper-wrap-
ping paper, newspapers, magazines,
cartons, bags-and turning it back.
Telephone Randolph 1882 for de-
tailed instructions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
n Magnificent
Endorsement

mined that not only full justice shall
be done to the men who bear the
brunt of this war but that unstinted
national APPRECIATION shall be
shown them.
1t is profound inspiration to the
fighting men themselves. --------
For it will not fail to give new
courage and spirit to American fight
ing men and new impetus to their
struggle for victory and peace to
know that there are not going to be
any UNWANTED BATTALIONS
OF FORGOTTEN MEN at the end
of this war.
THE Veterans Bill Of Rights meets
L our national OBLIGATION to the
armed forces by providing for their
welfare, their health, their financial
security and their happiness
That the record of UNANIMOUS
ACCEPTANCE of such an obliga-
ton stands to the credit Of the
United States is a fact for Americans
today to look upon with pride fact
that Americans Of all future genera.
tons Will applaud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

WASHINGTON, March 81
" The yarns being spun into
print about Mr. Rcosevelts
health all raise a prospect that
he will not run for 10 years in
the White House
Whatever his health. the pros
poets are being overdrawn A
condition has been established
IN the Democratic Party where
by no one can run but Mr..
Roosevelt From every practical
standpoint. therefore, he already
has compelled himself TO run.
Another related story is that
he will Get the nomination and
resign IN favor of the vice preSi-
dent, or he elected and so resign.
Practical politics never works
that way either
True. the vice presidential
nomination may he more impor-
tant this year than normally.
Also. Mr. Roosevelt may be in
duccd TO bring more forceful
and active mon into his sur
rounding background picture to
case the personal strain. But
presidents do not resign for any
cause, including health. and
never VIII.
What strikes me AS extraordi-
nary about theestories is that
they are circulated by his
friends Cvorshipful Aubrey Will
hams is among those quoted,
and The very same stories were
circulated al exactly this stage
Of The last campaign. y
From a political standpoint.
they apparently serve a good
purpose. They seek 10 rempVe
entirely any self-seeking aspect.
Thoy put his continuance IN
Office on tho ground Of self
sacrifice. instead Thus. they
remove one Of the greatest popu-
lar defects 10 this candidacy,
even II they also cast some
doubt on his ability to continue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

THE U. S. Senate has given a mag
Il nificent and unusual endorsement
to the patriotic measure before it in
the form Of the Veterans Bill of
Rights.
The vote in the Senate was
UNANIMOUS in favor OF the biIl.
Not only was there no dissenting
voice or vote raised against the meas
IRE by any Of the senator's present
but many others prevented from
attending by absence from Wash
ington or other business or illness
had arranged in advance for their
names TO be read into the record in
favor of the bill.
THIS is a tribute 20 the men and
Il women Of the American armed
forces almost without precedent IN
congressional history and entirely
without precedent IN the history Of
veterans welfare legislation
It should certainly be an example
to the House Of Representatives IN
It's consideration Of the measure.
It affords intense qualification 10
the American people, who are deter
Pace IG-F-idsy March g. 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
II wonder, too"
Quick Questions

1-SinCe DooIittIe'S raid on
Tokyo what's the nearest
point to Tokyo attacked by
our forces Philippines,
ParamuSiru. Marcus Islands
or Truk?
, Doolttle was recently given
the rank of lieutenant gen.
cral What was his rank at
the time of his Tokyo raid
tal major; tb) lieutenant
colonel. tc) colonel, I'D
hugadier general?
3-If Japan is forced TO resume
its preConquest boundaries II
would be smaller than either
of which two states?
When first found in The 4 s.
petroleum was considered 2
useless nuisance. But n aC-
tually has been used thou
sands of years before by
mariners for what purpose?
r. J. Thomas is head Of
what union that claims 20 he
largest single labor organiza-
ton IN the world.
6 The leaf Of a tree is the
national emblem of what
cou n-try - South Africa,
France. Canada. China?
Copyr ght 1914 hy King Features
ANSWERS on Opposite Page