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nv AI1o-' osS Ao' p1-'oo. ME. UofU
CAFETERA EQUIPMENT. complete equip
Tas ment for small cafeteria, counter, steam
esf sssSiS s'a5 Including
ass yh9le for or ps5 BY
Marchant. Burroushs. hand and elec': onsI ssis
sfR cFe seree hlH Reea ifh st IL z.I9 81 T.sss
rs lens, ER case, Kalart micromatic
new Weston master. other accessories
SsT5, SsTTsca IN q one lot Phone AT. 1854. 2sol
CAMERA. Kodak "s5" new Fa.5 lens
GpaaEKsaa epasa fssdr zeiss ssse cos5sx s5s Y9 s152
l ::2 excellent condition Hobart s40f
CAMERA, 35-mm. Univex Mercury; F. !
VA MsahenSacS ~ "a iens with case as new. S45
CAMERA, Leica llig-re summar lens, E
f. =; case; new condition; also accessories
sSephera Re hherdner ss4s call Mr. Morsy
CAMERA. Argus CO. $40. Box 41e-v
CAMERA. welti ga by sN press. P.4.s.
gun. and sync; filters. pack and cut film
es M VS. ffi Rffff1e't s14S q
cHMafEfksx. CAMERA contax. r1.5 lens. built-in expos.
M s 4is 14ah 4hhdsF nw ate ct cali mos S
0569. No dealers.
G4MFHnRsss sSssS !1 aIS zs,ss 5sssaE
enlarger & 35mm. nxed focus enlarger
Phone between 12 noon and 8 pm. AID
CAMERA, Grafiex; Aim pack reyolvins
back, lens As; good condition; leather
case: So5. Dupont 1857.
CAMERAS, movie equipment cash, trade,
years guar. Supply for photo. movie. dark
room. Free instr Brenner. 943 Pa. ave.
Sopposite Department of Justice).
CAMERAS bought. sold and exchanged: we
pay you hishest cash price for your camera
them to us today Sommers Camera Ex-
change. 1410 New York ave. ME. 1882.
CAPE. genuine new leopard. "a length; huge
mum; exquisite OUTFIT; cost $3.50; will sac
riflce. $3.50. RA. 1858. 3Os
CASH REGISTER, comb. adding mach.
Burroughs, like new, barg. Sun, co. 1925,
Week. Circle, 1112 14th st. NV. DI. 1872.
CASH REGISTER, National. mahogany
rings 1c to $40. four detail keys. excellent
condition; cost $3.50, sell reas. EN-. 1903
CHANDELIER. antique crystal. one large
several sman; ready to hangi priced low
winters ANTIQUE Shop. 610 Pa. ave. NV
hAI.~-- 81s
Evening star., 1944-01-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT coM,nN,re

GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS, porches ga
repalred at reasonable prices. Good work
Mr sMusranLeed. Masse Call Michigan 1852. Ask for
WE DO GENERAL REPAIRS and remodel,
ing WORK on homes and buildings; prompt
sSsGVicec S6 E. L. Miller, 1885 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1944-01-30

value, $50 RE- 4e7o, I107 Mass. ave. NV.
DINING TABLE AND 8 9 CHAIRS, s s;s buffet; e:
RSP2lar ave, Takoma Park; *: Nd .,s,.
chair. floor lamp, drapeso and pillows.
bsaFf bIs + bEEE iTs pIsPESs2R S3 SOP taps also
ing unit; only, used short time: orig cost
Ins., 25oi Bladensburs I'd. co'mar Manor.
DRAPEs. Z pairs, in red am gold, with
valance; almost new: original cost. Ss5:
Dkkssfs DI sssfEcs % 5eqS boSIsi Snd St .,.
u isa
gain prices. Apply Sunday, II am. to :
BELL Bin eSps pREss sys st! Inch T Delta with Belt. 2si
motor, home workshop equipment: metal.
wood drills. wood shapers. planer. sanders.
nsRdsT eW si5d ss ca fpgRsse ssa o4qs 1u practically
tors, cash resister, electric heater, small
t.inss ss.e electrie ' fan. small % radio, 0pSs new
lures and spisots toilet seats, used and
18th St NV, AID COLL 3Os
DRILL PRESS, Walker-Turner, with motor.
drill wise. sanding drums adapters and
chucks, cutters. for routing and carving,
| assortment of bits, hold-down and guide
with hollow chisels. for mortisins, dovetail-
ing. attaehment. also attachment to con-
vert drill press into an ef1cient spindle
shaper. like new. sos. Call Glebe 1906
6RGMs1LIeedy snare. metal, s11 so; COM
plete sets from $3.50. Call Republic 62l2.
Kits. 1880 @ st (middle OF block).
DUNCAN PHYFE dining suite, 500; poster
bed. innerspring mattress, S45; modern
walnut wardrobe. Sl2: playpen and pad.
$40. SH. 1858.
ELECTRIC iron, vacuum cleaner, white
metal double bed and springs, Sligo 1850;
large porch bronze screens. North 9216.
ELEC. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATOR,
now in use; measures 26x36x4S in; S275.
201 Md. ave. ne. TR. 6645. L.
ELECTRIC DRILL, waxer, sander, motors.
Air hose, paint spray, grinder, coal stove.
TR. 4173. 8 to /.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Tdnk-Pi er(inQ
Gun Revealed

a new American gun whose
penetrating power is so great that
CTS have dubbed it the Hole
Puncher' is causing Nazi tank
men frenzledly to cover vul-
nerable parts OF their Mark tanks
with extra sheet metal and old
tank treads, Brig. Gen. ". p.
Boatwright comma and ing the
Office Chief of Ordnance-Detroit,
revealed today.
-EiESI- SpEuns-lpaE-t Ae-s+'frttru
enemy =D-Day, =the Hole
Puncher'-a rs nm high velocity
gun. sh oOting armor-plerclng
shells, is designed not 10 replace
the standard IS nm, tank gun but
10 supplement it.
The Is will henceforth launch
high explosive anti-perSonnel pro-
lcctiles and leave armor piercing
TO the longer. more Slende 7
70 nm, Gen. BOatWTighf SAID.
Although both guns are mounted
in the Gen Sherman tanks the
Hole PunCher" requires a slight
modification in turTent design.
The modified ShermanS are being
built by ChrySler, Fisher Body
and Pressed Steel Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Arrested
I'm Chase

-NaAcA-A IataLLan.- d OF 2qll6
Ford road capluicd With TWO
companions by PoiIcc Il. Andrew
klSh after a Wild auto chase IN
the downtown district was o.
defed held $500 bali today
when arralcned before Traffic
Judge Thoma> r Murphy on rcCk-
trvS dTTyIUC CraTCcS
It kish told INC court that
MaIaran Who has 2 record of
E-4-ILn--L--- ;f--4--4A IL 4+-a--e-i
pcde trans and forced othcr mo-
'or.>f> Over The curb IN ms a.
tempt ~ Zoe arros'
MaraiIan vas given a suspended
prison sentence TWO years ago on
r robbery armed charge on con
ditor hc ION the army lie has
since hccn dlShonorahiy q ,CharCed
from ihe army police sad
Arrested Win him were George
KaracoNan - of 9Si1 Is Laiay-
cite and Alfred Garter 7 OF 40
: Campbell They are held for
inVesuga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Father. Son Tell
War Experiences
in South Pacific

A father and son who saw ac-
ton IN different battle areas Of
tho south Pacific and hoth Of
whom have won- the Purple Heart
were home on furlough today re-
united for the first time since
May 1912.
The father Sgt Samuel shy der.
IL recalled
a compound bomb landed in
the middle Of group OF IL of
III. The next thing remember
is waking up FIVE days later m
Guadalcanal hospital. was
the only one who survived"
SGT. Snyder also participated in
the BouCainyllle and New icbu-
dc> campaigns Enli>ung m Au-
gust 81 49,. ne Went overseas IN
March Of this year and after his
hattie injury was returned 10 this
COUNTY, on July 4 for further
modical treatment
His son, PVT. Robert Snyder 10.
OF the Marine Corps IS veteran
OF the Tarawa invasion. He was
wounded by machlnegun fire.
ff}CSTdcs the Purple Heart, he
was awarded a Presidential unit
citation. Joining the marines IN
April, 1912 he was sent overseas
m Sray lg1& and returned 10 this
country on 2 medical furlough IN
December 1913.
Sgt. Snyder has another son
and daughter, AZ 9447 Henley
Place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Hunt Pilot
I'm KILLING

CRAWLING Aug 3 Army Air
Forces authorities al OScoda AIT
t1ctd near Aipcna opened an m
curry today 10 determine the
identity Of the pilot whose stunt
me plane killed an aged woman
yesterday on Lake Marguerite.
Mrs. Mary Meyers, Z, Of Ma
dcria o. visiting her son. Oscar
was literally cut in two when she
VAS struck by the Staballzer of one
ol three army planes flying low
over the surface OF the lake.
Mrs. Meyers was riding IN a
boat roWed by her son when the
planes Swooped down on them.
Oscar, who was standing in tho
boat and trying TO wave the
ftisff9t-,- S-ttr4a 4tf.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Midget
Is Mama
(See Pictorial Review

Sally. the African midget burro
Of ANNA street, Detroit Zoologl-
cal Park. has a brand new -
pound son.
The new offspring has been
named Jack and is Sally's third
son but the first 10 look like her
He is a TOY image being meuSe
color with an unusual marking OF
dark brown al the shoulders and
down tho back
He 5 about "a inches high and
already likes 10 be londled like
his mother. one Of the most pOpu-
lar residents A. the ZOO.
These animals are friendly and
usually described As prob
ably because Of their sleepy look
inc eyes and timld dispositions
White fenced Animal street is
presided over by Joe Short. 20.
formerly a clown for The Ringing
-Cffetis- and he Is expecting many
Of SallvS friends this week 10 see
the ltfle one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Bowling Alley
Given Air Base

A six-lane bowling alley for
SerVlcemen Al RomuluS Air Base,
presented IN The soldiers ny mem
hers of Willow Run Local 80,
CRW-CIO, was opened today The
local raised the $40 600 fund by
voluntary 81 per member assess
mentN.
The checks were presented last
night 10 Col. l. Ponton de Arce,
commanding officer Of the base,
and s Sgt Phil Tortora by the
locals representatives. Joe Cos
tello Willow Run electrician and
Anna Martlneau. center wing
worker, both Of whom have sons
IN the services.
Tn base, headquarters Of the
Third Ferrying Group, flies the
B-24S made Al Willow Run 10 all
corners Of the earth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
38 al packard
Win Honors

Thirty Weight Packard employees
today Joined the ranks OF victory
lIha- haAe-heeH- heHeFed
by tho War Production Board for
suggestions 10 speed output OF
aircraft and marine engines. The
ideas Of the IS arc saving taxpay-
erS tho cost of about 100000 man.
hours Year. according TO Pack
ard officials.
The 3S were guests of honor
taS-nIght- a. 4 Testimonial dinner
gwen by the CompanX,s- manage
ment-labor committee. Two re-
celVed the coveted certificates of
merit and the other 36 we're
awarded honorable mentions.
This brought Packard'S total TO
l22 honored by Washington. The
company. however, lost first place
10 the MarinShip Co. of California.
Hcrelofnre. Packard has led the
nation for prize suggestions. II
still tops tho Midwest for Sugges-
tlonS submitted 10 WPB.
Two of the prize winners are
women, Helen Filiplak. %, an in
Spector and Mrs. Edna Ledford.
torch Soldcrer.
Larence TreeSe, one Of the hon.
orable mentions. was not present.
The award was forwarded 10 a
naval base where he is now
stationed.
y &. Rogers. chairman Of
Packard's Work TO Win COM
mIttcc made the presentations.
CLYDE ArbauGh. secretary of the
committee. awarded pins 10 work.
crS who had submitted 25 or
more ideas each.
George r, Christopher presi-
dent Of Packard, congratulated
the workers on contributing
brain as we'll as Drawn" TO the
war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Ypsi|dnti Gas
Cut by Strike

YPSILANTI, Aug. 3-YpSilantis
municipal gas plant vas virtually
strut down today and The CITY
water was brackiSh, though drink
able owing 10 a strike Of 80 city
employees. members Of the state.
County and Municipal Workers Of
America. Go. Local 269
one Of the city's key war
plants. the Motor State Products
Co which keeps a stream Of
small parts flowing -GhsA-Nl.-f
and Fisher tank ar>cnalS IN De
troIt closed down last night when
the city shut off all industrial gas.
The strikers are demanding a
lucent hourly raise IN pay.
a scheduled meeting with city
officials yesterday afternoon failed
20 maierlalize when Mavof PoSS
Bower refused 10 meet the union
delegation
.
skeleton crews 10 MAINTAIN luSi
enough gas 10 supply the hospital
End A meager amount for homo
COOKING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
2 Detroit Brothers
Reunited OH Saipan

chored off BOugainville," Mrs.
BerendeS said. but was unable
To contact him. Later. he saw
the ship again, anchored off
Saipan.
Jack sent message Ia him
and the two met on shore. as
they wrote later, To spend an
afternoon discussing old times"
.Retween- battieS, jack Cottecy
sea shells. faShlonine them into
iewelry for his lS-year-old sister
Wlnifred a January graduate ot
Southeastern High School who i,
now working for army ordnance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

One bright spot amid the agony
of Shell-iorn Saipan was the re-
union Of two Detroit brothers
Marine Pfc John BerendeS IT..
p. took part IN five MAYOR battles
after gong overseas IN June 1913
as one OF the famed Carlson :
Raiders. ms mother. Mrs John
BerendeS OF $50 Montclalr related,
uAeH-his
brother s lc Robert. 10 went
over seas. the marine was con-
stantly ON the lookout for his
brothers transport
"Jack Jaw Rnherts shin an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
June Crash Victim
Still Unconscious

COLDWATER. Aug. 3 CUP)-
Miss llene Waller. Is OF near
Coldwater. Pntered her 1.52Sth
hour Of unconSCiOuSnesS in A local
hospital, TO which she was adj
miued june !. She suffered head
injuries when the car in which
she was riding craShedNpto tree
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Stav OngrrSS
For Roosevelt

The American STAY Congress
will endorse fourth term for
Bresld1nL RnnseAclt- LIS second
natiopaI cory cnron IN Pittsburgh
Sept q and - Michigan officers
o. the organization announced to-
day
About 400 delegate from Mich
iean Will be among tho 5000 from
all parts ~ tho county
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Voluntary 0PA Fines
Total 1921 in july

approximately Sl3 oil has beer
received during July in voluntary
settlements for violations of OPA
regulations IN the Detroit area,
the OPA announced today
More than S10625 has been re-
funded 10 tenants by 1872 land
lords for rent violations and the
highest penalty paid was S2.373
by the Baldwin Rubber Co. who
over-charCed for rubber SoeS
OPA officials said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Bilbo Operated On

ROCHESTER Mimi Aug
ms Physicians SAID today that
Senator Bdbo u Of NiS,l> Ipp.
VINO undcT,rcn' gall bladder
operation Tuesday probably WoG,d
be released from ST Mary ,
Hospital m lhrcc Mcck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Gas Stamp Thief
Is Fined SD

For stealing % gas coupons
from Otto Straus IN his gas sta
lion AZ BOOB Mack. Joe Catanzaro.
y. Of 1895 Mitchell. was sentenced
today ny Recorders Judge CotIer
~ serve % days in jail or pay a
sos fne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Record Output
AT Willow Run

Delivering more completed Lib
orator bomberS 10 the army in
July than IN any previous month,
Willow Run is now producing 100
B-24s a week, officials announced
to-day
Since the early part Of July,
when the last few knock down"
bombers produced in June were
delivered 10 tho fighting forces,
all ships have been fully assem-.
hled and flown from Willow Run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Post Office Rites Set

Dedication Of the new Kensine-
ION branch post office. located at
1888 + Warren. Will take place
on Aug. Il, Postmaster Roscoe B.
Huston announced today. Con-
gresham Louis c. Rabaut will
sneak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
THE SLIGHTEST HINT

The only possible hint of any
change came on Monday when a
member Of the Fishers personal
staff brought recent portraits Of
the -four Fisher brothers 10 the
newspaper Offices with the re-
quest that they be substituted for
Those IN thc Tiles Even this was so
Casual A. 10 arouse no -SuSpIrtonN
High officials Of rival automo-
tive companies did not learn Of
the Fishers retirement ttnrfi fhe
Detroit Times reached Their desks
All expressed an'a7cmcnt AZ the
action and WcTc ~ loss tUT an
explanation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Fishers Quit
GIN Posts
Retirement Is Laid
TO Personal Affairs

Desire TO look after their wide
spread personal and financial al
fairs was today given as the only
reason for the retirement Of the
four Fisher brothers from active
participation in General Motors.
Officials Of the corporation en-
-phasized that parting with the
Fishers'was entirely friendly and
that there was no implications in
the move Of any disagreement.
The Fisher brothers them
selves will make clear their rea-
son for leaving the corporation al
q press conference later today.
RETIREMENT SURPRISE
Their retirement came as a sur
prise 10 the industry with which
they have. been associated since
1908. SO we'll guarded was their
move that not even rumor was
circulated anywhere.
All other important changes in
the industry have been preceded in
the past by hints and stories.
Charles T. Sorensen's departure
from the Ford~rompany. a csse in
point, was rumored AT least SIX
months before the move was
finally made.
But not so with the Fishers.
There was no leak inside or out
side OF the corporation. II came
AS the aftermath of what was
termed the routine quarterly
meeting of The corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

OOkInG
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26

reaches. Do not peel. Crush peaches
thoroughly, Add "a cup water.
Bring to boil, cover, and simmer
5 minutes. Place fruit in jelly cloth
or bag and squeeze out juice.
Measure sugar and juice into
large saucepan and mix, Bring to
boil over hottest fire and at once
add bottled fruit peetin, stirring
constantly. Then bring to a full
rolling boil and boil hard Y minute.
Remove from fire, skim, pour
quickly. Parafin hot jelly at once.
Ripe Peach Jam
makes about s medium glasses)
31a cups prepared fruit
AZ cups sugar
box powdered fruit peetin
To prepare fruit, peel about 2s
pounds fully ripe peaches; pit and
grind or crush thoroughly.
Measure sugar into dry dish and
set aside until needed. Measure
prepared fruit into a s. to 6.quart
kettle, filling up last cup or frac.
tion Of cup with water if necessary.
Place over hottest FIRE. Add pow,
dered fruit pectin, mix we'll, and
continue stirring until mixture
comes to hard boil. At once pour
in sugar, stirring constantly. ITO
reduce foaming, Y teaspoon but.
ter may be added.) Continue stir.
ring, bring to full rolling boil, and
boil hard I minute.
Remove from fire, skim, pour
quickly. Parafin hot jam at once.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26
Honor Their Mother

In response to the invitation
Of MesdameS Jessie Robinson
of Boston and Katherine Eli
OF of New York host OF
frien's gathered at Mrs Rob-
inaOn's Columbus ave resi-
dence last Sunday afternoon to
honor their mother, Mrs Sailie
Addison,
The affair took the form OF
a Birthday Tea and was per-
feet in every detail. Beautiful
flowers, candles. and other
decorations adorned the rooms
and music and general, fehci-
tations were enjoyed. Mrs Ad-
olson was the recipient Of
many gifts and cards, together
with money and flowers,
Besides Mrs Elliott, Mrs Adj
6ison'S granddaughter, Mrs
Valerie Cook and Mr. and Mrs
Covington of Jamaica, Lor g
Island also were present. Mrs
Addison has been highly rr-
spected resident Of Boston for
many years and is closely
identified in civic and religious
circles, Her striking personal
ity and sweet and gentle dis
position has won her many
friends throughout the years,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26
9uy War Bonds & Sfamrs
Segregation: Its Vicious
Purpose

Segregation is the special
American means of branding
colored Americans as the in
feriorS of interiors in public
status.
"When the white South
found itself confronted with
the federal status of equality
for colored people, the former
slaves-equality of citizen
ship, of freedom, of franchise
rights, backed by the nation
al government - it selected
the denial of presence and Of
service in places opened for
public patronage as the one
great way to brand colored
people as having been a slave
race and make them forever
the scorn of civil society.
cit is a very effective meas
ure. Colored people are trail
tors to themselves to aid and
abet the idea by self-segrega-
ton"
w. M. TROTTER.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26

parents, brothers OF sisters Of
a soldier, is dependency - 20
tai or partial. If a Serviceman
can prove on the certificate Of
dependency, completed by his
dependents and filed in sup
port of the application, that
his share Of the family in
come which was withdrawn
upon his induction, is needed
now, he may apply for Family
Allowance for his Glass B de-
pendents and when approved
they would receive $37. OF this
amount $22 is contributed by
the soldier. $37 is the total
amount payable to Glass B de
pendents regardless of the
number Of such persons in one
family.
@. What is the penalty i'm
posed by a court-martiaI upon
conviction of bigamy? NJ. Van
S.
A. Usually a dishonorahle
discharge.
@. Does every Army man
have to take out Government
insurance? NICE.
A. No. Application for Ma
tional Service Life Insurance
is voluntary. Because of the
protection it offers, every man
is urged to do SO. however.
@, When should the claim
for compensation, pension or
disqualification be filed with
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26
MOORE A.M.E. Tabernacle
5I1 Columbus Ave.
Rev. Ebay, Pastor

Last Sunday the pastor
preached from the text found
in 2 Tim 3:15, THAT from
child thou hast known the
scriptures which are able TO
make thee wise unto salvation
through faith which is in
Christ Jesus" The subject was
very timely and helpful in the
training of children. The pas
tor made touching references
to his mother and grand
mother. The attendance was
very good and there we're visi =
tors from Florida, Mississippi,
Michigan, Pennsylvania and
New York.
Mr. Butts substituted at the
piano in the absence Of the
regular pianist, Miss Lucy
Bamby, who is visiting her
parents in Arkansas. Mr. Sewell
the chorister was also absent.
The Junior Choir sang very
well in his absence.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26

In Biblical times It was a sign
Of being wisely prepared to have
ones lamps always in readiness -
the vessels filled with oil and the
wicks trimmed to produce steady
light.
Even today when we apply the
quaint old phrase, "good provider''
to homemaAer, 1t is used in the
highest praise, For she is a woman
who is equal to any household
emergency which means that
she undoubtedly has we'll.
stocked jam and jelly cupboard,
Now that the peach season is
here again, she is doubly proud OF
her resourcefulness, for this golden
fruit is truly a royal fruit and
worthy Of the very best treatment
To retain the rich, luscious flavor
Of peaches, make sure that the
fruit is fully ripe and add natural
fruit pectin. The short-boil method
of jelly making means half-again
more glasses and a perfect set
If these directions are carefully
followed, you'll be assured of per
feet results:
Pipe Peach Jelly
(Makes about 0 medium glasses)
3 cups juice
eh cups sugar
l bottle fruit pectin
To prepare juice, remove pits
from about 81 pounds fully ripe
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26

the Veterans Administration?
A,E.H.
A. Before discharge or re-
lease from active service for
disability. Under the provis-
ions of the "G,I. Bill of
Rights" a Serviceman cannot
be discharged or released
from active service until and
unless he has executed a
claim for compensation, pen
sion or disqualification to be
filed with the Veterans Admin
iStration, or has signed a
statement that he has had sx-
planned to him the right 10
file such a claim.
G. Can a soldier overseas
stop his wifes allotment if she
is dependent upon him for
support. J,WR.
A, If the wife receives Fam
lily Allowance whereby the SOL
der contributes 500 and the
Government adds $28, the sol
dier cannot discontinue it. If
the soldier holds a grade
where his salary is such that
he provides for his wife by a
straight allotment of his pay
to which the Government does
not add an amount, he can
discontinue the allotment.
However, In such a case the
wife may file application her
self for the Family Allowance
and the solder cannot dis
continue it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26
The Army Has The
Answers"

A. "G.I." means Govern
ment Issue" in Army terms.
G. Is there any difference in
the salaries of a flight officer
and a Second Lieutenant, Ar
my Air Force? F, D.
A. The base pay of flight
officer and a second lieutenant
is the same.
Q. What is a Gold Star
Mother and a Silver Star