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MATINEEs

MATINEES
- Theaters Nos LIS, show starts at 2G0 D. m.
Theaters 3-4, show starts at 1880 p.
ny and saturday-Theaters Nos 1850 and $3.50 p.
eater No. only, show starts at 2:15 p. m.
NIGHT SCHEDULE
Theaters Nos. 1-5 $50 and $3.50 p. m.
Theaters Nos. 3d. 700 Zone show
Saturday, August IL
"U-Boat Prisoners"-Bruce Bennett Erik Rolf. "Sing
Neighbor Sing"-Ruth Terry Lulabell & Scotty
THE Falcon In Mexico"-Tom Conway Mona Mars.
Shorts-Idle Roomers From Spruce to Bombers : Abou
Ben Boogie.
THE Seventh Cross"-spencer Tracy signe Hasso.
Shorts-Paramount News No. 81
Sunday, August Is
The Seventh Cross"-spencer Tracy signe Hasso
Shorts-Paramount News No. g.
ABROAD With Two Yanks"-Williann Bendix Dennis
OKeefe. Shorts-Pararnount News No. SO All Star
MELODY Master Band CT Sports.
"Oh What Night'-Edmund Lowe Jean Parker.
Shorts -Swingtme Holiday Idol of the crowds =
From Hand to Mouse.
Same as Sunday. Second Show, Employees Night Pro-
gram featuring THE Battle of Russia snappy
tertainment show
Same a Sunday.
1.-The Falcon In Mexico"-Tom Conway Mona Maris
Shorts-Idle Roomers From Spruce to Bomber Abou
Ben Booge
Tuesday August Is
"Oh What a Night" Edmund Lowe Jean Parker
shcrts-swingtme Holiday Idol Of the Crowds From
Strangers In The Night'-william Terry Edith Bur
rett. "Stagecoach to Monterey"-Allan Lane Peggy
Abroad With Two Yanks"- William Bendx Dennis
OKeefe. Shorts-Paramount News Nc SO All Star
Melody Master Band CT Sports
Wednesday, August 16
"The Falcon in Mexico"-Tom Conway Mona Maris
Shorts-Idle Roonners From Spruce to Bonbers Abou
Ben Booge.
"The Great Moment'-Joel Mccrea Betty Fields
Shorts-Paranount News No SO Devil Boats.
Same as Tuesday.
Thursday, August IL
Abroad With Two Yanks'-Willam Bendix Dennis
OKeefe. Shorts-Paramount News No. 98 All Star
Melody Master Band GI Sports
Same Wednesday.
Strangers In The Night"-Wiliam Terry Edith Bur-
rett. "Stagecoach to Monterey"-AIan Lane Peggy
Stewart.
Friday August 1S
Same Thursday.
Take 1t or Leave It'-Phil Baker Edward Ryan.
Shorts Kitchen Cynic Popular Science No Lucky
Lulu.
"The Great Moment"-Joel McCrea Betty Fields.
Shorts paramount News No. SO Devil Boats.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-11

Council Bluffs, Iowa (CNS) =
When a local resident came home
and found that his mother law
had arrived unexpectedly for a
three-months' stay, he hit her with
a potted greanium plant he had
bought wedding anniversary gift
to his wife.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-11
Quiz Outlines GI Joe sPriviIeqes
Under A New Bill of Right"

Functional loan, unemployment and job finding aids
provided for Gil Joes and James bill recently signed by
President Roosevelt Here questions and
guide service and attempting determine their
prospects under the CongressionaIy approved G bill of
The Apache sentinel., 1944-08-11

Auls; End, Mildred Peterson; 3rd,
Pearl Brown. Distance for winner
1878 feet.
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personnel
Personals

classified advertisements per-
~ tanning to help wanted, situa-
tiOns wanted, rides wanted or Of
fered, lost or found, and other mat
ters considered to be for the benefit
of Fort Huachuca or its personnel,
both military and civilian, will be
printed in this column free of
charge. Any advertisement will be
repeated upon request.
FOR SALE-RabbitS and hutches
and 100 ID. ice box Please call
at Quarters 3OO6-A, Apache Flats.
Home in the evenings.
FOR -Houseful of new fur
niture. Iron bed and spring with
inner spring mattress, $4,000. Pre-
war chest of drawers, $4,000. Pre-
war dresser with full length mirror,
$4,000. Kitchen rug, $3.50. Bedroom
linoleum, $500. 3-piece bedroom
suite complete with box springs and
mattress, $3.50. Dining room set,
$4,000. Wool living room rug with
mat (wine-c -colored), $34.5O. Coffee
table, $3.50. Metal top kitchen Ia
BILE, $500. Oak chair, $1,000. Two
end tables, $7.00. Two piece living
room suite, $135O0. Fan type cooler,
$4,000. Call at 3027-B Apache Flats.
r. H. Bailey.
TRAILER FOR SALE-House trail
er equipped with butane gas cook
ing stove, venetian blinds, electric
lights. Contact 'Mrs. Carrie Walker
at the North Gate.
FOR SALE-One small, one medium
size electric fans. Quarters S026A,
Apache Flats, West.
LOST-Plain Gold Wedding Ring,
engraving inside Inns to JHS
September 16,' 1916" Lost at Off
GERS Lakeside Mess or Mar Kim,s,
Saturday night. Finder please re-
turn to Maj. Starker, phone 2161.
Reward.
LOST-Yellow gold band with yell
low gold PallaS Athene mounted
on black onyx. Lost somewhere in
vicinity of ASF Regional Hospital,
Section l, near Receiving Office.
Finder please contact Sgt. Mildred
Robinson, WAC Section, SOU 1922,
or at Physiotherapy Clinic. Reward.
FOR RENT Six room furnished
house. Call Mr.. Rambo, Lanteen
Ranch, Hereford.
FOR SALE-1937 Studebaker Coupe.
Fine condition throughout. Five
excellent pre-war tires. Reasonable
price. Call 2266.
FOR sALE+1sS7 Ford Coupe, good
tires, motor in good condition.
Uses very little oil. Ceiling price.
Call Apache Sentinel office, Tel
No. 2l24.
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NDMHTPr

NSO44GAAAIASO 41OIt1 dSG NJ1lGf
U. SIS gift to France, Josephine
Baker. RumOred to have been
killed or captured when the Ger
mans occupied Paris, Miss Baker
presents living proof that she has
escaped the ravishment of the
Nazis. Now a Captain in the
WOmen's Auxiliary of the French
Air Force, she is doing charity ap-
pearances for Allied war wounded
in Algiers, Casablanca, Oran,
Cairo and other North African
cities. An actress of international
acclaim, the Harlem bred Miss
Baker is only waiting for her
chance to sing again in her be-
loved Paris, where for so long she
reigned as queen of the Follies.
Bergere.
AT HOME: = On
Wednesday, August g, the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company car
ried half hour program COM
memorating the third anniversary
of the Tuskeegee Army Air Field.
Major General William O. Butler
was one of the guest speakers as
was Colonel Noel F. Parrish, COM
manding officer of the installa-
ton. Special music was played by
the 613 Army Air Forces band and
Cadet Glee Club also presented
selections. Special exercises will
be held at the Field.
The Red Cross was lauded re-
Gently for its work of rehabilitat-
ing persons and homes at bomb
wracked Port Chicago. Over 500
Negroes were stationed at the in
stallatiOn which was totally de-
mOIShed, and the Red Cross has
managed the housing, care of
wounded and other rehabilitation
problems for both white and
Negro is commendable manner,
all sources agree.
More than 1000 Negro veterans
of the present war are receiving
disqualification of domiciliary care
at government expense, Brig. Gen.
Frank T. Hines, administrator of
veterans affairs, announced last
week. Of this number, 6,526 were
in government, state and civil
hospitals, and 914 were receiving
domiciliary care at soldiers
homes.
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Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. a-5
Theatre No, 1
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. 1
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No, 3-5
Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No.
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. /
Theatre No. A
Theatres No. 3-5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13

Gr mar Snsenieur i'm State Sigh
man department. 5.pei Sabre, Silis.
County -Sneenieur .brei Sabre; Gn,n,
tp Sanitnrp SSngenieur iehs Sabre
uno lit iebt 0ireftor Of gublic Ger,
bice unter @iirgermeiiter 5ranf s
2auife.
8epor er in 0ffentlid,e Iienlte tra1
Srur Serr Gaoib tGtis inn StraBen,
reparieren, slbfaueiniammeln III,
@erbrennen, 9riifen= unb Wiotorfabr
5euge-, Mbflubfandle- SnItanobaltung
Sat iomit reid)e grfabrung scIamnel1
sic i'm in sic Sage ictt cinsn tiid)
tisen Gountp &onmiiiGr 81 gebe,l
Cine Gimme iiir i'm lit eine Stinis
me fir Before Gerlpaltlng.
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rHaiiase to Marieillc" beaann Mitt-
nod nit elmer aricgsarbeitcr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SieIelbe inipiriercnSe &ombinatlon
ron leitenocm l,nb hanhelnoem "a.
lent oie uGnIablanca" eelnaht bat
tat eineu onoeren Slim fir @arncr
yros. bergelteut. nGaiiage to Mtars
ieiIle" begann ON Wfittlpoh nit Sum.
pbrep 9ogart in ser SiteIrplle untcr.
ltiibt BON CLAUDE Hnins, Spbncp
8raenItreet, Selnnlt 0antine uno He
ter 2orre, WtitbaeIe Worgall GbiIip
Corn lno George Scbias. Gs lit Sic
CjeIhidte zines Soarnalilten Ser mad,
scr Seltfe!sin'el auf 8rltno BON @a,
icbuloigungen pcrbannt iurrSe umo
Sort nit anoercn neriud)t 81 entiIicbel
I'm nadb sSronreid) 3l,riid5ufehren,
oas lie ullc Iieban. Gerpaiien Sic e5
uidt oieIen Slim 81 leben.
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DortraS Il, Scr Gi,ttra&t 4
folte

Mm Sonntae, sen 16. Mpril, ber.
anltaltet oie &ultur 2igo tpieoer,ur
einen @ortrag fir Die Geutih-Mme-
rifaner. slIs Spreher tpuroe ser Gre-
futio Sefret1r ser Urban Qeague.
Serr @eorse Waihineton getponnen.
Sein Sbema lalttet: Cooperation
among Minoritp Beople".
@cnau !pie sic porbereebenoen Bcr-
trdge miro aut 0ieier 8ortrag fir rns
Teiltifamerifmter bon Sntereiie fem.
gs miro eebofft, bob enolid bas Gis
Ser 0eutihamerifaner bridt url0 iie
iid ipie ibre Goriabren aud banlit bc-
ih1ftigen mas in ser Ndbe tpie in ser
Serre ser @elt Dor li6 gebt in poll.
tiider 9e5ieb,tng. Der 8ortrag miro
oiesnlal INN 1880 l1br obenbs abges
boIten, um es jebermann 5l ertnos-
licben iid aeiitis 81 bereid)ern. Ser
Glat lit ser altbefannte 8il6ungs.
Gerein an 430S 6ranflin Mpe.
SeSermann lit ber5lid) eingelaoen.
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Ciiis Ser ic;;;i;en iicc;;;;;;ii;;en SoprsnltimmcN
Ger @elt, Sc in Ser Metropolitan
Sper su boren lit. miro auth 81,
Muiifireunoe bon Glenelano erfreu
en-. Sn Serois So Srapiata" ling!
Sicia Mlbnneie Sic SalptroIle. 9ieis
Cper geborte INNER su Sen popular.
item, unO 10 berrid,t auh bereits
aroBe Nad,frase fiir Sic Gorltelluns
sic iiir 9ienstag, Sen 2. Mai, ange.
iett ipurNe.
GeIuro Sooero oirigiert Ga Sro-
plata, in ser Charles &ullmann unr
0atprence Sibbett sic ndnnlihen
Sauptrolen inne hofsn; auberbem
nirfcn Ghelna Gotipfa, Mpno
Eaulee. Sobn Guolep, George Sc.
bonopsfp uno ancere NIT. 2icit
sll6aneie iritt ailBeroem auh als
MicaeIn in @i5ets Carmen" al,i
uno 5par in Ser Nahmittagsporltel,
lung am 6. Wni.
Sic Wet bringt nGbreno ibre5
8nItipielS in ser Tublic Saa nod
iclgeroe beliebte Spern: Wontao
ahenS: Soiitnonns Gr5dbll1naen Dor
SfienbaG; Ntittipoh cbeno: 81,
Sob,eit bes sSigaro bon Mo5art, an
Tonrerstae abeno: Ytignon bon
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He,se Krieesamlfike bier
aaaf $4,000, 900 be,ificrt
Die aampagne beginnt am IL. Snni
unb en6tt am 8. Nn!i.

Die Quote iiir Sic sSiillite aricgsan-
leibe fiir Gupaboga Goi1tp lpuroe
porl1l,iig ouf $237 000,C00 &C.
ihGtt, 5. +. IA Ero5ent mebr als oaS
3iel, relhes man iicf) iiir Die Sam-
pagne i'm Sanrar uno Sebrlar &C.
itedt bate. Die Summe lit etipas
geringer als 11a Hrosent Ser $16,s
0C0,000,0OO, nelhe I'M gall5en Sano
aufsebrad,t iperben iol,en, ipcrl Die
neue &agne om ~. Si,ni be-
einnt. @enisitens mar oies Ser sln-
tell bes Gountps b.i sipei friibcren
@erblugen iiir Griessanieibe
Gie SlMnme lit ober ouh beoeus
teno gerinser ols Sic $265,6tt71S,
apele)e ourh ltebcr5eihnrmg Ser pier
ten &riegsanleibequote I'M Golmtp
aufge6raft moroen mareu. sluf Ser
gleiten gaiis oiirite Sic G.9ono-
Quote oes Gotntps biesnnl S47,-
100000 bctraaeu i'm @ergleiN 5u
Sen $43, 1862 ipelt)e I'M Sanuar
1lnS 6ebrrar ge5eihnet ipuroen.
Sn @aibington CAB Sd)atamts-
iefretGr Morgentbau befannt, oaB
bie 9tation Nun rlno $4,000, ,O00,=
900 i'm 9fuaat fiir Sic Griegfiibrung
ausgibt. 6leih5eitig teilte CT nit,
oaB G!n5elperionen eriltbt weroen
tpiiroen, $4,000, 100000 in Grie9s-
bombs slt seihnen. Die &ogne
miro bonn 12. Suni bis sum s. Suli
oallern. Gr Iaste, man nerlomge
mebr oenn ie BON Sen Selten, oenn
oas Sdasamt nliiiie beuer cine
Menge 8elo bergen, Inn o,n &riag
tpeiterfiibrel slt fonnen. Man braus
de mebr oils bas Soppelte bon Dem,
mas man on Steereins1rgen erpor-
ten fnnne. Seit oen 1. sSSanuar bit
ten oie oireften Griegsfoiten $23,-
000,000,000 iiberIhritten
Som II. Biz 26. Slni piiroen,
10 iagte Mprgentbalt, MIR 3eihnrn-
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Das LIGHT, das cine Nation rettete!

Weltkregs Und nit neuer vnd leistunas-
foehiserer Neutrality-suspicious. werden
Sic besseres LIGHT fuer bessere Sehkroft "
noch niedriseren Kosten mach dem zweiten
WeItkreg hoben.
Die Illuminating Company eferte 1o43
eekirisches LIGHT und Kroft oIIen ihren Kun
den ~ dem niedriesten Durehsehnittspreis in
ihrer 52ioehrgen Geschchte.
Der Dvrchsehnittspreis der EIektriztoet fver
o'Ie ihre Houshoitskunden ist iedes einzeIne
Johr zurveckgeeongen, seit diese Compony
sich i'm Ceschoeft befindet :. vnd er sinkt
INNER noch. - THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING COMPANY.
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T1omos; om 5reitag nadmittoa
miro Wagners rDannbduier1 llnt
cm Mbeno ,2ucia 81 2ammermoor
BON Goni5etti segeben. Die lests
@orltenung am Samstag abenO I'll
Gerbis ...fieoIetto".
&arten iino on Ser Safe Der
Murtbern Sbio Opera giiociation
im @ebuube ser Union Nanf oi
Gammerce su toben. Sic fuItrr
1,20. $2.40, $3.50, $3.50. $G unh
81 20, ,pobeiT Sc 8unoeslteuer elm
seihloiien lit. Da grobe gorbetel'
li,ngen einlieien, iino nid)t mebr alle
acknowledgement crbGltlid).
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@aihineton. Sn ser Mpril- -yeum.
mer ser bonoelsamtlifen MonatS,
lhrift rGomeitic Commerce" rerS'
fcntlift Goelpn 'Shtpnr5trauber, Elm.
SafperItanoige ser pbarma3el,tiidlcn
Slhteilung bes SnuHelsantes, cinc',
slrtifal, in Sem lie ser pbarmase,,.
tiIcfen SnSuItrie rat, iih auf rpbat;
taltiicbe Sorticbritte" in ser Webiaiu
por5llbcreitel,, Sic nelien Teripaten
ocs Eenicillins, nclen iSormen Ser
Sulfa Sber1pbir, Ser @lutplasma.
Sefnif uno Ser Organ ltebcrtrca
luaen su bonsen iein tpiiroen.
Gire ganse 9feibe bon 9ranfbeitei:
lueroe fiinftis mabriheinlieb nit Silf,
BON Hcnicillin- Serioaten gebeilt tpcrs
Sen fonncn. Sic Gerfalierin lit iiber-
seugt, SAB sic Seilhemie ertpartn
oarf. fiinftia nneuc MGrfte fir neue
Gr5eusniiie" ser pbarmase,tiihe,
SSnSllitrie su finSen llno i:,sbeionoeic
pcripri6t iih sic Gerfoiierln piel bon
vnelten 5orneln unb Gariationen oes
Sulfa -Sben1as". slud sic @itantin=
Groouttion miro naf) bem ariege in
unoerminbcrtem Senpo iueitergefiibrt
lperoen. SinIihtlib Ser fiinitigen
9lutplnsmaz1cdnif perireiit iie oar-
auf, SOB bicrbei ltatt menidliheE
gluts picIleid)t 9iinocrblut ooer it.
acnoein ionItiger Grlat per'reno,t
tuerocn fam. Sdlieblid iiebt lie por-
aus, Sab eroBere Soipitiler nah oem
&riege oa5u ii6ereeben lperoen, ein5e.=
ne manihlihe aGrperteile, in 81:
fonIerpicrt, fir d,irurgiibe 8ertren-
oung IN stotfdaen auf5uipcihern.
-0--
- ltnteritiisen Sic Die i'm Bolts.
hTof4" o,,,n;nnrSn,, (Voihnf4oI
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Il. =. sakH $t,OOO,OOO als
Rate iiir Shaffka,aien

@aibinaton. Ser anerifaniihe @e.
ianote in 0ern 2etano Sarriion
|iiberreid)te ser idprei5eriiben &egie.
rl,na einen Shed in Sobe bon ST.,
100000 als rerIte Maten5ablilng" oai
GntI Ibaoigltng fiir bas irrtiimlith.
1merifaniICte @ombaromant por
'Sdnffbaulen am 1. Mpril, berihtete
ser Sflpei5er Hunofunf.
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gen bon Gin5elperIoncn Sem Shab.
amt beriht,t rsroen, oblpobl aud,
3eihnluggen ron Snoe'toren, ollBer
9anfen, lpdhreno o:e'er 3eit entge-
aengellonrmen lpcrocu mitroen. Ille
3eihnunsen auI Sparbo.;oS mo
Spar1oten 5ipiichen b,nt 1. Suni
ltno 81. Suli miir0en Ser &ogne
gutgec6rleben peroen.
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HELEN Sic Elekiriziiaei Sparen!

Drehen Sic allie LIGHTER und Apparate aus,
sobald sic nicht mehr gebraucht werden.
I'm Lchtverschwendung zu ver1neiden,
halten Sic Birnen, Lampen und Fixtures
staubfrei.
Arrangieren Sic Lanlpen so, dass zwe oder
mehr Personen enc Lampe zusanmen be-
nitzen konnen.
Gebrauchen Sic die Elektriz tat, die Sic
brauchen sehen Sic aber zu, dass sic jede
Unit brauchen, die Sic benitzen!
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Neeiepelt iiir ? lpetbsn
in Ssrisn eeaattsen

@albington. TrGlioent gfooiepelt
bat iih su elmer Srinaeno benotigter
grbolIng mad, bem Siibcn beaeben,
I'm Iih inn Spnnenid1ein olts5urube,.
9tacb leiner 9iiidfebr Iou er oie sih.
iidt ha6cn, abcrntals cine 3uiannren-
funft nit Gmtrd)in 3u plancn.
Die Golitif Gnglanos Ion oos Che,
ma iein.
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stnb gle unb Sbrc An8eb5rt8en
Nitslieb Inn Qranfenperein unb
Central gerbanb? @enn ntdt, iett
III bic Seit beiSutrcten. Tim aenauere
Snfprmatisn rufen gle ben 2pfal.
tertreter an.
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Dos Loternenlcht, welches in der Nocht des
18. April l775 Won Bostons oltem Nordkirch-
turn Ievchtete. konn woh! dos LIGHT genonnt
werden, welehes cine Nation rettete.
DEM ohne dos Signal, weches es Paul Re-
we're gob, hoette er ME "den Alarm mach e-
dem Mddlesex Dorf vnd mach ieder Farm
verbreiten koennen."
Heute hilft LIGHT wiederum die Dinge err
hoIten. die der Unobhoeneiskeitskrieg errong
dos Reeht ouf "Leben. Freiheit und Erstre-
bvng des GIueekes."
Moderne BeIeuehtvng die nit notuer-
chem Sonnenleht rivosiert = ermoeglicht es
Noehtschiehten, ebensoveI ~ produzieren
vie Togschichten. Schenwerfer erfossen
feindIiehe Flugzeuge Won Seihff und Kueste
aus. SignolIichter uebernitteIn wichtige
Nochrichten meilenweit. Lompen Won der
Crosse eines Weizenkorns denen Chirurgen
bel Bekoempfung des Todes.
ia. EIektriztoef bietet LIGHT fver zohIIose
zweeke - ndem man enfoeh einen knopf
drveekt zuveraessig und biIIig, ebenso
vie sic zehntousende onderer Arbeiten ver-
richtef
Infol0e des stoendigen Strebens des e.ek-
frischsn Csschoefts kovft ieder Cent, den Sic
heUts ousoeben fver Eektrizitoet. Elm Mehr-
foehss des Liehtes vie wuehrend des ersten
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Safi,,ael s. Dapic
0ienitbireftor betpirbt iid) nm bas
Nmt eines gonntb 8ommi1Grs

Serr SomneI 8. 9anib, Iireftor
bes Seifentlifen Gienites. beluirbt
iid) Inn sic Domination als Gonntr
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wauaee beabIettiet
8eimtt rett Ctt1t,oetne

@nIhington. Sise- -GraiiOeut SenrD
M. 0oaace teilte nit, oab er boife rint
Spdt- -6riibling ODER isriib- CONNER
|Gbungfing in China su beil,hen.
Gr babe afpar fir Sen beabliftigten
geiuh in Ser dineiiIhen Sa,lptitaot
nod feline enogiiltiaen 8lGne semad)t,
unS fiiate bin5l1, sob 5,,r 3eit nod
feline ers1n5enoen gin5elbeiteu ,sa,r
gerfiigung geiteat ipsroen fonnen.
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Arbeises fver den ses ieder Front
Evening star., 1944-03-07
Reardon Slayer Faces
|Arraiqnmenf Friday

Julius Fisher, colored, 31-year-
old handy man at the Washington
Cathedral, who was indicted yes
terday on six first-degree murder
counts in the Staying Wednesday Of
Miss Catherine Cooper Reardon, 81,
assistant librarian Of the Cathedral,
will be arraigned in District Court
Friday, it was said late yesterday by
United States Attorney Edward M.
Curran. Fisher is held without
bond.
Unusual speed marked Fishers
apprehension and indictment. Miss
Reardon's beaten body was found
Thursday morning In a pit below
the basement room where she
worked in the library, and Fisher
was arrested that day.
In the indictment, which was pre-
sented to the grand jury by Assist
ant United States Attorney Sylvan
Schwartz, Fisher was charged with
three methods of committing the
murder, including striking Miss
Reardon with a piece Of wood and
fracturing her skull with the blow. of
causing her fatal injury by knocking
her against a sharp object and by
choking her. Three counts also
charge him with using those
methods in connection with the act
of robbing Miss Reardon. Fisher
turned over to police a william and
Mary College ring he was said to
have taken from her.
The indictment was returned be-
fore Chief Justice Edward c..
Eicher of District Court.
Evening star., 1944-03-07

experiences In q German prison
camp. He dived four miles from
burning Fortress before opening
his parachute, fell into the Bay Of
Biscay, was taken prisoner and ex-
changed last October.
The youthful radio operator said
food parcels sent by the American
Red Cross saved the lives Of Ameri-
can prisoners at his camp. Those
food packages meant as much to us
as plasma means to a wounded
soldier" he stated.
District Chapter Chairman John
c. Folger said the local Red Cross is
willing to rest our case" on the
testimony of servicemen returning
from the war fronts.
Contributions reported yesterday
were: s66 gifts to Martin T. Wie-
gand's residential division, for
$37 500; ISL contributions to Barnum
L. Colton's city division, for an ag-
gregate Of $39, 9,693, and $4,000 from
Montgomery County, under the
leadership Of Mrs. E. ]. Boothby.
Last year approximately 400, 900
contributors gave nearly $4,000, 900
to the District Red Cross fund.
Through D. U. Bathrick, manager
Of its Washington ofiice, General
Motors Corp. announced today 1t
has allocated $3.50 to the District
Red Cross from its national con-
tribution.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
U. S. Asked to Pay $3O7 900
Taxes on Widener Collection

Pennsylvania was reasonable, Col.
Mcbride told the committee.
The collection, donated to the gall
lery by the late Joseph E. Widener,
Philadelphia, includes 101 paintings,
plus some sculpture and other art
works.
Representative johnson, Demo-
crat, of Oklahoma raised a question
during the hearings on the item
over a variation in the valuations
placed on the collection, asserting
the Internal Revenue Bureau, at the
time the gift was made in. 1912, had
assessed it at $3.800, 900.
Huntington Cairns, secretary
treasurer of the gallery. said that a
subsequent assessment by an art
authority had resulted in a valuation
Of more than $1,000, 900.
Congress already has; adopted a
resolution authorizing the payment
Of any State taxes levied against the
collection,