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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-06
aircraft and balloons, which have
been rapidly placed
Committee Set Up


been rapidly placed"
Committee Set Up
Churchill disclosed that special
committee with "a. great number of
scientists and engineers at its dis
posal has been set up to advise on
offensive and defensive methods"
to report to Churchill personally.
The flying hobs have killed more
Britons in the homeland than were
killed in the first IS days of the
battle of Normandy, Churchill said.
Although he announced that London
is on a blitz basis, and casualty
lists will be announced monthly,
Churchill emphasized that the mill
tary operations in France came first.
The Prime Minister said British
Intelligence got the first informa-
ton early in 1943 that the Germans
were developing long range weapon
for the bombardment of London, and
counter measures were studied i'm
mediately.
The Bomber Command sent their
full strength against the rocket
bomb installations in Germany last
August, he said, adding very great
damage was done the enemy when a
number of key German scientists,
including their head scientist. who
were all dwelling together in a So
called Health Through JOY estab-
lishment, were killed"
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CONTRIBUTORS TO
JULY FOURTH FUND
EXTENDED THANKS

The Fourth OF July committee
and Mayor A B. Hayes wish to
thank the following business firms
and individuals, who by their gem
erous donations, made the July
Fourth prize money available.
Alaska Hotel, Cut Rate Liquor
store, Baranof Liquor Store, Percy's
Cafe and Liquor Store, Capitol Bar
w. X. Burford, Commercial Liquor
Store, Blackie's Bar, Bailey's Bar
George Brothers, California Gro
Gerry ard Liquor Store, Gastineau
Liquor Store, Midget Bar, Dream
land Bar, Victory Bar John
Hermle Baranof Hotel, Occidental
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Bar, Gastineau Hotel, B. F.. Nc
Dowell, Juneau Inn Bar, Peerless
Bakery, New York Tavern, Imperial
Restaurant and Billiards, Arctic
Bar, City Float Liquor Store,
Alaska Coastal Ahlines, Thomas
Hardware, j. B. Burford g. Co,
Gross goth Century Theatre, Col
umbia Lumber Co, Alaska Federal
Savings and Loan, Parsons Electric,
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Alaska Electric Light & Power, Ser
vice Electric Co. First National
Bank, j. j. Connors G.. f. Almquist,
John Ahlers, DR.. J. C. Rude, Roy
Gillespie. Jones Stevens and Art
Uggen.
Special appreciation is extended
to the anonymous group who sent
in $1,000 marked some friends of
the kids
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FUNERAL FOR JOHN
VIM next MONDAY

Funeral services for John Winn,
who passed away on June 27 at
Laurel Beach Sanitarium in Seattle,
will be held on Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the
Charles w. Carter Mortuary. The
Rev. Willis r. Booth, pastor of the
Northern Light Presbyterian Church,
will conduct the service, and two
vocal selections will be given by Mrs.
Crystal Snow Jenne.
Interment will be in the family
plot in Evergreen Cemetery.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent, $3.50. Paper Curls, 81 up.
Lola Beauty @ Shop. Phone 20l.
315 Decker Way.
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Army and Gen Bagramian's First
Baltice Army into Lithuania and
+ Latvia.
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OUR OWN MARY MCCORMACK

Did you see the Fourth of July
parade Tuesday morning? If SO,
you undoubtedly admired the flow
cry float which carried Miss Liberty
and the -Four Freedoms. (We under
stand that one of the USO faithfuls,
Tommy Kent, helped decorate the
float under the tutelage of Mrs.
John Mccormick You probably
thought the shining countenance of
Betty Nordling as Miss Liberty sent
a brighter CLEAN across the waves
than the torch of the statue in New
York harbor. You probably told
yourself that Freedom itself could
be no fairer than Lois Allen, Betty
Mill, and Ruth Kunnas. You prob
ably noticed especially the fourth
Freedom standing as poised and
sweet and dignified as though she
wore the robes of an ancient Greek
goddess instead of biege gabardine
suit.
The Fourth Freedom was "our own
Mary Mccormack, as Zach would
say. We are as proud and happy
TO have her among the winners in
the recent contest as we are to have
her on the staff May she always
remain as sweet and unspoiled as
she appeared on Tuesday.
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NOTICE

After July 10, no telephone
rentals for the month of July
will be accepted at a discount.
All remittances must bear post
mark OF not later than discount
day: Please be prompt.
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
TELEPHONE co, adv
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WANTED

WANTED--Nice 2 or bedroom
house or apt; will buy or rent.
Cali Mrs Wade between 6 and 9
p. M Room 325, Baranof Hotel
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DISCUSSES
BOMB BLITz

Continued from Page One)
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WANTED = Youths bed, complete.
Phone 742.
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50vIET5 140
MILES FROM
GERMANLINE

Continued nom Page One,
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WANTED-Used furniture. 3o6 VII
loughby. Phone 788.
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SMALL HOUSE, 921 10th. Either
furnished or unfinished. Phone
554.
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FOR SALE--2 room House, 3h acre
Patented land, AUX Bay. Call at
DeHarts Grocery, or write P. o.
Box STA.
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FOR SALE-Umbrell tent, 9xl2.
new. Phone 81.
Evening star., 1944-10-24

returning Service men and women (and travel
hungry millions at home) more delightful way
to see and enjoy This Amazing America" It
all adds up to this: the day is on its way when
."Highways are Happy Ways" again!
Evening star., 1944-10-24

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Has Canterbury Cathedral suf-
fered serious damage in the current
WARM. T. B.
A. Damage has not been severe
However, some authorities are con-
cerned lest blast damage has
threatened its life expectancy.
@. In normal times how much did
1t cost to operate private plane?-
T. S. E.
A. Before the war, direct flying
costs for small private planes were
estimated at S1.80 an hour; fixed
overhead costs at $840 a year.
O. What signals are displayed as
hurricane warning?-P. D. F.
A. Two square flags, red with
black centers, one above the other.
displayed by day; or two red Ian
terms with white lantern between,
displayed by night.
@. How many American battles
were included by Sir Edward Greasy
in his Fifteen Decisive Battles of
the World"?-F. Mob.
A. One-the surrender of Bur-
goyne at Saratoga in TIT.
@, What is the most important
book of poetry in the English Ian
guage?-E. L. H.
A. The First Folio" of Shake
speares works, published in 1923, is
so considered.
@. Are the talking book records
the same as those used on ordinary
phonographs?-E I. F,
A. They resemble the ordinary
records except that they are thin
ner and much more flexible. The
sound grooves run very close to-
gether and each side will read aloud
for Is or 16 minutes. A special elec-
trio reading machine similar to a
portable phonograph is designed to
play the records.
@. What do the letters g. C. u
mean in soldiers address?-V. S. B.
A. The initials stand for Service
Command Unit, unit within a.
service command which supplies
services for the entire organization.
1t supplies transportation, commune
cation, evacuation, maintenance
construction and other services for
units.
O. Where is Phantom Canon
highway7-C. C. B.
A. This highway is between
Canon City and Cripple Creek in
Colorado. tr
@, In what direction do the stars
move in the Southern Hemisphere?
l.. B. Y.
A. In the Southern Hemisphere
the stars appear to move around the
celestial pole in the same direction
as the hands of clock. In the
Northern Hemisphere the motion; is
counterclockwise.
@. How did. the Nissen hut get its
r. L..
A. The hut is SO named because |
it was made originally by the Nissen |
Co. of Great Britain. |
Evening star., 1944-10-24
5#@ytM2W
for tho day when "Hehways are Happy Ways" again!

Tomorrows dream bus is much more than
dream. 1t is shaping up today, in full scale
models that will soon be translated into gleam-
ing huted metal, curved plastic glass; new type
chairs built for ng-trip relaxation = many
features of comfort and efficiency can't
even talk about now.
Super-Coaches like this are coming, sure as
Victory. Greyhound will pioneer in their design
and will make all possible speed in their con-
struction = without relaxing, for one moment,
its full-time job of carrying war manpower.
These startling new buses will not only replace
equipment overworked by the extreme pressure
Of wartime travel-they'l give eleven million
GREYHOUND TERkIkAL-l1lo New York Ave. NJ,
Alexsndis T.rmnsI. los n Washington ST. Alex osso-su.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
White Russian Goes
|0n Trial in Paris on
Charge Of Aiding Nazis
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Oct. 24-Boris Theodos-
sienko, White Russian accused of
working for Germans throughout
the occupation, went on trial today
after Paris journalist, George
Suarez, was condemned to death in
the first of a series OF collaboration
ist prosecutions. So
Suarez appealed the death sem
tence, imposed for his collaboration
ist editorials in the daily publica-
ton Aujourd'Hm during the Ger
man occupation.
Paris newspapers generally ex-
pressed the sentiment that Justice
was done" in his siX-hour trial yes
terday: The Socialist Populaire
called the doomed man a traitor to
his country and traitor to human
thought" and declared the decision
was sane justice which nobody can
doubt"
The state charges Theodossienko
Evening star., 1944-10-24

@: How did. the Nissen hut get its
name?-W. r. l..
A. The hut is SO named because
it was made originally by the Nissen
Co. of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1944-10-24

started working for the Germans In
France Immediately after Germany
invaded Russia and that he pro-
posed to organize an ''anti-Boleshe-
yik". Russian: corps to fight along
side the Germans but failed. , He
then entered. the Todt construction
organization as a chauffeur, the
state asserted.
The state charged further that
in mid-August when the Americans
were approaching Paris, the White
Russian appropriated the role of a
major in the French Forces of the
Interior, appearing one day at the
head of four Russians with. whom
he proposed to start a corps to fight
against the Germans. Prosecutors
said his real identity was discovered
a few days after the capture of
Paris.
Evening star., 1944-10-24

m a d e for in
creased aid to
our Allies. You
hear it in dis
c us sions of
lease-lend. You
hear it in con-
nection with the
opera tions of
UNRRA. :
who do they
think we are
Santa CLAUSE"
somebody says,
or, why do we
always have to
plaV S a n [ a
CLAUSE
Evening star., 1944-10-24

@. Where is Phantom Canon
highway7-C. C. B.
A. This highway is between
Canon City and Cripple Creek in
Colorado. er
Evening star., 1944-10-24

when he was 10 and four years later
wrote "Dardanella" with the late
Fred Fisher and the late Johnny
Black. The tune has sold more
than 6,500,000 records and more
than 100000 sheet music copies,
Among other songs which Mr.
Bernard helped compose were win
ter Wonderland" and Twenty lone
Dollars q Day, Once a Month";
Evening star., 1944-10-24
On the Other Hand
National War Fund, Says Writer.
Offers Fine Santa Role to Ali

money. 1t is not. possible for any
one to give toe much money.
There never. was such an oppor-
tunity-or such a need-for all of
us to play Santa Claus. So, how
about giving ourselves a sleigh ride
behind Dasher and Dancer and
Prancer and Vixen, to say nothing
of Comet and Cupid and Donder
and Bitten?
Evening star., 1944-10-24

Chapter OF Sigma Chi, scientific
honorary fraternity, at pm. Thurs
day in room 43 of the National Mu-
scum, Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV. Paul r. .Heyl. chapter
president, will speak on The Anom-
alous Climate of Europe" ~
Evening star., 1944-10-24
F.W. Bernard, Al, Dies;
Co-wrifer Of 'DardaneIIa

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Felix w.
Bernard, Al, one of the composers
of "Dardanella." 1919 song hit, died
last Friday in Hollywood, according
to word received here by the Ameri-
can Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers.
Mr.. Bernard, born in Brooklyn,
began composing professionally
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Dairy Expert to Speok

Lore A. Rogers. former chief OF
the Agriculture Departments dairy
research laboratories, will discuss
The Importance OF the Chemical
Reaction in Processing Dairy Prod
ucts" at a meeting Of the District
Evening star., 1944-10-24
to-
Questions

: A reader can get the answer to any
ming Star Information Bureau, 3If
!. street NE, Washington ., D. C,
Please inclose three t3) cents for re-
turn postage
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Bp .Lo,peH MeIleH.

Here it is, only so many days till
Christmas. and some, people are
still belittling Santa Claus.
You hear 1t when proposals are
Evening star., 1944-10-24

Nearly 100000 gallons of alcohol
will be made from sugar cane in
Panama this year.
Evening star., 1944-03-29

last July 27 when Mrs. Ora Muir
rays body was found on a golf
course, a crushed gardenia beneath
1t. She had been beaten to death
after going for ride with a strang-
er, who had cut in at public dance
The FBI said Los Angeles police
had learned Mrs. Murray, AZ, wife
Of soldier went on the ride with
a man identified only as Paul
The FBI said investigation disclosed
this man also was known as Grant
| IWyett Terry, under Federal investi-
CATION for posing as an attorney for
the War Departments lands divi-
sion.
A thumbprint of Terry's on g
drivers license application compared
with that of Gardner in the FB]
files, the Government agents said.
Photographs Identified.
A report was received here that g
man describing himself as Donalc
Douglas, Federal attorney, hac
obtained 81 500 from two women, the
FBI said. Photographs of Gardner
were identified, the F'BI added, anc
agents seized him.
The FBI also charged:
Gardner had wives in Passaic, N
j.: Lexington and Williamson, XIV.
Okmulgee, Okla; st. Louis, New Or.
leans, Alamagoro, N. Mex; Indian.
apolis and Newton Upper Falls
Mass.
He married a woman in Lexing-
ton in l940 who committed suicide
| four days after he left her.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Man Of Many Aliases
Is Arrested by FB|
lin 'Gardenia Murder

| By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-Roger
Lewis Gardner, 26, a handsome
l6-foot Kentuckian described by
the F'BI as a man of many aliases
who had cut a croSs-country
trail victimizing women, was ar
rested today in connection with
Los Angeles "Gardenia murder"
last summer.
Apprehended in a fashionable
midtown apartment by FBI agents,
he was held technically on a charge
Of impersonating Federal officers.
He will be arraigned later today.
Women Provide Tipoff.
A conversation between two wom-
en- who had received his marriage
proposals led to the arrest of Gard
ner, F.. B. I. Agent E. E. Conroy
said.
Gardner had obtained $500 in
cash from one of the women who
provided the tipoff, Mr.. Conroy said
He refused to identify either woman.
The FBI said Gardner, a Lexing-
ton, KY, resident, had passed him.
self off at various times as an FBI
man, OPA investigator, War De-
partment agent and Federal attor-
ney.
He had been convicted of numer-
GUS crimes, the FBI added, and had
married more than nine women
without obtaining divorces from any.
| The Los Angeles Staying occurred
Evening star., 1944-03-29
HELP MEN.

lent opportunity State ei Experience G enc eSsfli sad
SRMATUkE wiSDEs. mi ss1i mesor esor repa,rmen,
tunity for steady workers: good pay, 'Vaca Vaca-
EsuiP and Go srh nnn man
Ior motel work; no license necessary. Ap.
NGaT E4R HGss MxSAGERR 4tR and aDp sfs non
News Co., stand 4, before $3.50 pm, Union
Station: 3ls
sae enaer top saary
ai1oa aiso experienced xe auto painters. helpers
AUTOMOBILE painter foreman, LACQUER
and enamel expert, mix colors and entire
retinish; one Of Washing TONS largest paint
working conditions Sin in the % industry. sH 'tsoS Box
AgT66 OR Ssas TRUCK MECHANICS earn as
essential sics tia. but critical We give our men
banppSes 6nnp;as and believe that we offer as rne
WWorkhiing Wsshins conditions as any company in
pp once sep to fEf Mr. Rundn ked rss
Decatur 1910 Our Both year in busin sss
ths ieeaI mss' nase referral card fro"
AUTO MECHANIC, must be expert on car
nuretors, motor tune-up and brakes: S75
sH sseko osHH must nave certificate of availability
ziR zASJo R MECHANIC. must be sober and re-
| IiuDie' !CiSIclScS required. RlVerdale Ga
sags; n1fTo Riysrdsle; Md. Hyattsyilie o4Se
and painters, full or part time; earnings
up up, to s1Q0 per wk:; clean, warm, we'll
nghted shop. Mcmahon Chevrolet Co,
s3S3 S33 Georgia ave, GE O1oo. W.
BOY BOY Tor general office work on radio
ity; Apply RIM. $40, National Press s'i Bldg
BOYS 90, II to 81; free to travel to Rio
Grande Valley and return; neat appear
ance, high school education; Transportation
pald; highest wages Special consdera ton
giver to out -of-town boys and ex-service-
men. Apply Mr.. William Gross, 18th and
Cue sts. NV: Westminster Hotel. Tues
aas; to 8: Wednesday. to 5 and to 8.
BUS MAN. colored, 4 to Q pm. Good
wages Nice position for Government
emplove desiring extra income No
sundays. George Washington Student
Sr1ppcnna SiMp nna 21S NV.
BUTCHER, also grocery clerk; steady. re-
BUTCHER WANTED = Excellent salary.
Jenifsr Market, 5315 Wisconsin ave NV.
EM en- 225S: tMust have releasey.,
Northeast Restaurant, s21 H st. NE.
GM tMgSt have have reieassp ~,
Evening star., 1944-03-29
hELP MEN.

RADIO, ATTENTION : Honorably dis:
and are MECHANICALLY inclined, can offer
you good Job Give al details in first
sRsT.Gkr MIis sSf ScaT HIN MAsAGER sta5 capable
ensss Railway Restaurant, n. ss9s,
sAhGsMAN foI military and ndustra
and outside. selling; top salary to right
state qualifications in detail. Box si-B
SALESMAN for housepaint department OF
%scall% % Of eoaPsnfPs oeoPse a1a M1th co sse aid Mf
sEsvlcsEi sasa Ii ssTTArIoN attendant Apply Edge.
SHOEMAKER, white or colored: good
proposition to right party; days week
SHOE REPAIRMEiN Ri t2,. white or colored;
Pad NAN ApDy cas- s bar s
restaurant, evening work Call WA. 9743
Hsr. cuTTEss
SODA DISPENSER. experienced, $50 to g
daily; $50 week and meals. 2l62 Cali
SODA AND SANDWICH MAN, experienced
Apply Congressional Drug Store, 113 B
STEWARDS. white; Atlantic Coast Line
| dining car dept. good pay: references
and statement of availability required
TREE MEN, also fSs helpers a;s for spray gang.
Apply immed Forman g. Biller Tree Ex-
TRUCK DRIVER, must be exp and have
license; Permanent position. Good salary.
Calvert Junk Co. 43S St NV
TRUCK DRIVER wanted. excellent salary
Jsnifsr Market, 53l5 Wisconsin ave. NV
UPHOLSTERERS Immediately and post
war WORK; highest wages and ideal work
uSHERS wanted. day or night work See
Mr. Hodes after 5 pm, Pix Theater. 1222
New York ave. NV
WELDERS. electric arc, apprentice or
| skilled: over 3S, At or &C classificatinns
only: hrs, to 4. 8 days wk Report
70 1871 Wisconsin ave. NV, 9 clock a m
sharp. Briggs Clsri1er Co. rated 100o
essential by WPB and War Manpower
| Commission
USHER. NEAT APPEARANCE, RELIABLE
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Collection by Group
Nets Red Cross S53

Red Cross contributions totaling
$53 were collected last night at a
meeting of the Arkansas Avenue
Community Association. swelling
the more than $4,000 already sub
scribed by residents of the area.
The collection followed a talk by
Tech. Sergt. John H. Gardner of
Yoakum, Tex, who recounted his
experiences as a Flying Fortress
gunner and prisoner of war in Eu-
rope. Exchanged because a Ger
man doctor enormously believed he
had tuberculosis, Sergt. Gardner is
now at Walter Reed Hospital await
ing return to active duty Red Cross
medical and food supplies are alone
responsible, he said, for saving the
lives of many American war pris-
oners in Germany.
Expressing its gratitude to Sergt.
Gardner, the association unani-
mously elected him an honorary
member
Licensing of liquor store in the
460O block of Fourteenth street NV.
next to the Capital Transit car barn,
was opposed in a resolution passed
by the group. A committee of three
was appointed to present the resolu-
ton at a public hearing to be held
tomorrow
A new constitution, drawn up by
Sam w. Mcintosh, third vice presi-
dent, was accepted unanimously.
The association also was asked to
help spur the drive for $4,000 tons
OF waste paper each month in the
Arkansas avenue area. Members
were invited to attend the annual
banquet of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations. to be held April
% at the national headquarters of
the American Legion.
The meeting, held in the Telford
Buf1eteria, 4728 Fourteenth street
NV, was presided over by John
G. White, first vice president.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Major Airport Mapped

johannesburg, South Africa, Is
planning to build a $4,000,O00 air
port. The city's statistical depart
ment reports that IS per cent of the
prewar air traffic of the Union of
South Africa originated and ended
in Johannesburg,
Evening star., 1944-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted BY my
sen joseph E. Fimiant 21l Pine Iron dr.. =,
NAo!dIinsslQe, MO l.
L WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself: G; H. SchafY, 47lO Woodberry
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of the stockholders OF the Allied
Drug Corporation will be held at $40
florioa ave. NV, Washington D. c., on
april IL 1914 at o'clock pm for the
purpose OF amending the charter to in
crease the number and change the type of
shares isSuable Hereunder
(S) THEODORE BRADFORD chairman
Attest: PERCY JACKSON. Secretary :
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Big Dam on Tent River

Because of the increasing demand
Tor electric power Nigeria is build
ing dam on the Tent River to i'm
pound 300,000,000 cubic feet of water
for use in the dry seasons.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOkkEEPER, general Office worker, man
or woman; permanent position in old-eStab-
lished, essential business in Alexandria;
state age and experience Write BOX
43g-G. Star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Your cI Rights "Where Can l Buy a Jeep?" Is Typical Soldier Question

finding house so the family can get together. Army counsellors help them, too, in strengthening out taxes, insurance, and other financial tangles. Many are inter ested in loans for farms or small businesses, or in arrangements for their return to school.
 Soldiers on their way out of the Army are given routine informa- tion concerning the CT Bill of Rights. Then an experienced coun- sellor takes over, inviting the vet eran to discuss his family or finan- cial problems. During the 48 hours of his stay at the Separation Gen. ter, the soldier has his records checked, is given medical examin- ation receives his discharge and final pay, and conducts general and individual bull sessions with the advisers.
 The Fort Dix Separation Center set-up has been going since April, is under way at eight or 10 other centers, and will be used in the 18 to 9 such centers which the Army expects to provide. Lieutenant Colonel E. B. McRae, in command of the Fort Dix center, emphasizes that the Army can only help to get the soldier started.
 Home folks will have to assume the major responsibility for mak-