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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
Kiwanians Hear
OF Women's S Job
In Marine CorDs

There are more than 360 of us
at Ell Centre Marine Station, and
don't think all are engaged in office
work alone" Captain Julia E.
Rockefeller of the WomenS Reserve
Corps, told members of the Kiwanis
club Friday at their meeting in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
You will find us in every de-
partment. almost" she said. I'VE
feel we are doing a magnificent job
in the war
The speaker explained the entire
set-up for the corps and its activity
at home and abroad.
r. w. Ward was chairman of the
day. James McCracken of the Phoe-
nix club was a visitor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
ORDNANCE WORKER KILLED

SUSANVILLE, Cal. Aug. 10. CUP)
The body of Wilbur Allen ken
berry, whose skull was crushed by
rolling bomb at the army ammu-
milton depot at Herlcng, was being
shipped to SaWtelle veterans home
Saturday. The 48-year-old World
war veteran is survived by his
widow and two daughters and four
SONS in the armed forces. He was
a native of Barblebrook, Iowa.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
Former FL Centre
Woman Succumbs

Mrs. w. H. Drye. rs, mother OF
Wolford Drye, Ell Centro, died at
her home in Van Nuys Friday noon'
where she had lived after leaving
FL Centre 20 years ago.
Funeral services will be conouct-
ed Tuesday at 10 a. m. in Van NuyS'
Other members of the family Nv
ING are the husband, a daughter OF
Tucson, Arizona, and two daughters
Van NuyS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
WELL-BALANCED BUDGET

WATERTOWN. Mass Aug. 10.
fUP)-War worker Robert Bennett
supports his wife and nine children
and still manages to set aside 175
per cent of his pay each week for
war bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Lawrence Niles of Imperial
is recovering in Ell Centre hospital
after a major operation performed
this week
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
BY ERiSKINE- Johnson
RSklNE JOHNSON

= -. NEA Stall correspondent =. =
Exclusively yours. The. boys over
seas may be seeing new movies but
saccording to a CT. I. letter we re-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20

ments Ruth received from her
grown-up companions when she ap-
peared in this tasteful out1it-her
own solection-Would stop begging
her mother for Slinky evening
dresses, high-heeled shoes and a
blood-red lipstick as a choice of
clothes and accessories for her first
big date.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
MODERN MENUS

celery, = teaspoon salt and enough
water to moisten. Wrap each
stuffed frankfurt with a strip of
bacon. spiral fashion. fastening
with a toothpick. Broil in a hot
oven about Is minutes, turning to
brown bacon
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-20
Mustard Sauce
yield: l Cup)

yield: l cup)
Brown 3 tablespoons of flour i'll
skillet, mix with 2 tablespoons of
fat. Cook until thick. Remove from
heat, add Il teaspoon salt, table
spoons prepared mustard and l
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

fallen away in most places. Yet I
remember how common it was dur
ing my boyhood for a man to have
a cane in his hand while walking
on Sunday afternoon, and on
other days as well.
Back in olden times shepherds
had canes of a sort. They were
known as shepherds stats" or
shepherds crooks" The latter
name came from the crooked han
dies which the staffs often had.
In the Middle Ages men and
women who walked through Europe
on the way to the Holy Land car
ried pilgrims staffs." These walk
ing sticks often had hollows at the
top. Stories have come to us Of
travellers who secretly took silkworm
eggs and saffron seeds in hollow
stats from Asia into Europe.
Many kinds of wood have been
used in making walking sticks.
Thes include oak, ash, hazel and
blackthorn. The name cane" arose
from the fact that certain cane
palms produce good material for
walking sticks. The best of these
palms grow in China, India and
the Malay area.
One day I made hike, alone,
for several miles in Switzerland, at
first carrying heavy stick made
for mountain climbers. Resting
along the way, I forgot the stick
when I got up to go on with my
jaurney. I remembered it later
when I had a special need for it.
A huge dog with an ugly growl
came toward me as I passed a red
barn.
Having no stick with which to
ward off the attack, reached into
bag of cherries which I had
bought from farmer and dropped
a few of them on the ground in
front of the dog. The dog put down
his nose, shifted the cherries, then
began to eat them. was glad that
he decided to eat the cherries in
stead of me,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Imaginative Play

Imaginative Play
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
98732
y 10 SO
8 A42
&43
800 N c,n9'
. kJ1os5 We . ss7s
4 K 10 2 &Q JET
KJ5
"a K765
90
@A96
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
10 Pass 20 pass
Az Pass Pass pass
While South showed lively
imagination in his play of this hand,
he needed rare luck, plus a mistake
by East, to fulfill his all-but-hope-
less contract.
West opened trump, which South
won. Looking at the uninspiring
dummy, South, for want of anything
better to do, played the jack of
spades. East won with the queen
and shifted to diamond, which was
won in dummy. A second spade was
played, East jumped in with the ace
and South, without batting an eye,
dropped the king! When Vests 10
dropped, East should have played a
third spade to give his partner a
ruff. But, evidently bewildered by
South's spectacular play, East
played, of all things, the queen of
hearts. The rest was easy. The
10 of hearts in dummy drew Vests
last trump. South was then able to
discard two of his clubs on dunn
my's long spades.
Note that if South had not
dropped his spade king on the sec
ond round, the suit would have been
blocked. In this event, South, in
order to utilize the rest of the suit,
would have to play the king, auto
matically giving West ruff.
X
Saturday you were Howard Schen-
ken's partner. Both sides were vul-
nerable. You dealt and held:
a A @ 1915
U.s.
8 A @ 81
i Q65
The bidding:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby.
10 Pass d Pass
%
AnsWer-Three clubs. You have
support for clubs and can raise; to
bid two spades. instead, would prom
Use stronger hand than you have.
Score 100 per cent for three clubs
80 per cent for two spades.
Question No. 1855.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues;
You. Lightner, Schenken. Jacoby
10 Pass % Pass
81 Pass 80 Pass
90
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Uncle Rays Corner

The walking stick, cr cane, has
kept a place with men through the
ages. No longer does any one need
to fear wild animals in most trips,
but a walking stick can be used to
hold OF an angry dog.
More persons are bitten by dogs
than the general public knows.
Many a milkman, postman and trash
collector has suffered from such
bites-but they do not carry canes!
The cane-carrying custom has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Sprinkler System Helps
Sturt New York Fire

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-The cause of fire"
in cleansing plant had complica-
tions.
A drum of chemicals accidentally
blew its lid to the ceiling
The lid struck the plants sprinkler
system and set it in operation.
The water poured into the drum
and generated gas.
The gas exploded and fire resulted.
Damage was slight and hone was
injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
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LETTER-OUT
BY FRED NEHER.

Remove letter from
called for in the column letter opposite
which
correctly, he plays anothers part
to Saturdays LETTER-OUT.
ca MISTAKE
CAPERERS-REAPERS (they gather.
MASTERS-STEAMS huffs)
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FORD, '36 OR 81,
Needed urgently. Will pay high dollar. spot
cash for quick action. Phone NO. 3273.
WILL FAY TOP CASH PRICES
For Any Make or Model Car.
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N~eA A4

Submarine Warfare" Is the title Of
a nlllustrated leafet. It contains 10
pictures by Frank c. Pape and several
hundred words Of text by Uncle Ray:
To obtain copy send seH-addressed
envelope bearing 3-cent stamp TO
Uncle Ray in care of The Evening Star.
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WAKEFIELD 1900.

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Hyattsville. Md.
WE HAVE OVER 100 FINE CARS to choose
from. If you are looking for car you
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quality cars at reasonable price. All
cars are fully guaranteed and have excel
lent tires. 1t will pay you to pay us a
visit before you buy. Trades accepted
easy terms. Open Sundays and evenings
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

JUSTINE
Offers Fine Used Cars.
1e42 Nash 800 series 4-door.
1941 Oldsmobile rs series 4-door
1941 Oldsmobile rs series club sedan.
1a41 Plymouth special de luxe 4-door.
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1871 Ford super de luxe Tudor.
1o41 Chevrolet 5-passenger coupe.
1a41 Nash 500 series 4-door
1a41 Plymouth de luxe bus coupe.
1910 Pontiac de luxe 2-door.
1910 Ford de luxe Tudor.
1870 Buick super sedan.
1889 Plymouth de luxe sedan.
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so Other Fine Cars to Choose From
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

svetu, pomagal bonn vsaj dru-I
girn." Mladenie pristopi k Jani,
poljubi jo ma cello in zasepece 81
solzami v oceh:
"Tebe in nobene druge vec.
Unicena 81, maj Sc unicim tudi
JAZZ" Deklica ga pogleda z ve-I
likimi ocmi.
"Brata," rece Molina, "ako
marata, pojdem tudi JAZZ z va
ma, tudi JAZZ grem med svoje 81
romake, XII umirajo gladu, ca
kajoc plaeila."
'Vzprejmemo te, postenjak!"
ga pozdravi Gubec, "idimo v hi
SO, da Sc pogovorimo, da cujem
tvoje nuke, da pripravimo re-
sitev. Pusti deklico, Jurij. Po-
stala bo itak mirna."
! Kmetje gredo v hiso, a Jana
krene pojoc proti gozdu, da po-
Iisce svoje srce.
| xxx.
| Tx stajerskega brega Save
ravno nasproti trga Krsko ma
lKranjskem, stoji ma obronkr
gore mesto Videm, "a meston
pa precej visok gric, ma kate
Irem Sc dviga proti nebu cerkvi
ca svete Marjete. Ma planoti te
Iga griea, XII MEGA vidis ma "a
padu med gorami Krsko in Sa
ivo, ma vzhodu ravnino okol
Brezic in dalje samoborsko go
70, stoji ma samem med smre
kami precej velika hisa. Pri tel
, je zidana klet, zgoraj pa moe
no leseno poslopje pod strm'
zacrnelo streho. Poslopje obda
I ia lesena lopa, v kateri wise
gostih vrstah rumeni koruzn
!storzi.
=. (Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovnska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. l.. J.
Zgodovinska povest IL leta 1873

ma drevesa po dvoriscu, "vidis-
Ii svate, eden, diva, tri, glej, to
je boter, to je staresina. Bog
pomagaj, gospod! Tho, tho,
srce spi, rahlo spi. Ne budite
ga"
Tresoc sc umakne Jurij IN sc
prime "a Nozino, XII je bled mo-
tril deklico.
"Marko!" zasepece svobodni
kmet drhtec, ITO je Jana, to je
moja zarocenka!!'
"Nesrecen sin" rece vojak,
"ta ne potrebuje zarocenca,
glej, kako j Ska bes IL oci !;
znorela je!"
"Znorela!" zavrisne mlade-
mic jokaje in pritisne roki ma
oci. "Kristus Bog! zakaj 81 me
resil reveza, da gledam to stra-
hoto? Da vidim, kako Sc je IL
premenila moja draga v memo
EVER! Moja Jana! Kaj s e m tt
storil!" zalujoc Sc vrze mlade-
mic v zeleno travo, zalujoe pri-
tiska cello ma crno zemljo. De-
klica dvigne glavo, dvigne prst
izbuli oci in zasepece vojaku:
"Cuj! Cuj! V gori tudi volk.
Pozdravljen volk, pozdravljen
Dala ii bonn njegovo srce, dala
ii ga bonn. Ma, tu! Cali imas
ga imas? Stisni zobe! Jej, brat
volk, jej! Oh, tudi on me je
vgriznil tu, tn, mocno, mocno,
in polozivsi roko ma srce, pric'
ne deklica plakati, milo plakati
kakor plakajo otroci.
Mem je stal Marko> glava mt
klone ma prsi, zagorelo lice Sc
mu izpremeni cd neizmerne tu
ge, ma trepalnicah Sc mu "a
blisci solza.
"Kdo je tn bozji?" zaklice OF
cestc sem glas. Uskok pogleda
Jurij poskoci, kakor bi ga uda
rila strela.
{ "Ujec! Ujec! Glejte svojeg;
Jurija! IL pekla je prisel v pc
keln' z razprostrtimi rokami s.
= vrze opotekajoc Sc ma prsa ujc;
Gubca, XII je prihitel ma dvori
: See, obstal, strmel in vzklikni
: cd radosti in zalosti ter priv
| mladenica svojimi zeleznim
| rokami ma svoja prsa in vzdih
NIL:
ooh, Jurij! Moi sin! Drag
moi sin! Odkod te nosi Bog?'
i Jurij vzdigne glavo.
ia pet ran Jezusovih, n
= vprasujte, odgovorite, je-li. t
: Jana, moja Jana?'
: "Je," potrdi zalostno kmet.
"a kdo je napravil IL moi
. Jane to Jano?'
: "Tahi," odvrne Gubec.
: "Tahi!" zarjove mladenic, d
= Sc strese CORA in kot bi treni
= pograbi "a pusko.
l "Stoj, mladenic!!" ga prim'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
HiSSa z 8 sObami

ma 14410 Aspinwall Ave. sc pro-
da po zelo nizki ceni "a takojsnjo
prodajo. Johns Manville shingles
4 spalnice; dive garazi; vse v pr
vovrstnem stanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
(Nadaljevanje)

Ravno je zvonilo v Gornji
stubici poldne, ko prideta Mo-
gajie in Molina do vasi. Uskok
je gledal, ne menee Sc "a svet,
v konjevo grivo, a Mogajie je
vzdigoval visoko glavo in opa-
zoval vsak koticek svojega do
macega kraja, katerega MISC vi
dele njegove oci ze toliko let.
Cudni spomini Sc mu bude v
njegovi dust; jokal bi in Sc sme-
jail. Naposled prideta do Cub
ceve hise.
"Stopiva konja!" rece Mo-
gaiic, skoci S konja in ga pri-
veze ma kol oh meji. Isto stori
tudi Molina. Stopita ma dvori-
See. live duse nj videti. Sla sta
mimo oreha dale proti hisi.
Mogajic obstane in pokaze S
prstom proti hisi. Ma velikem
kamnu pred hiso je eepela mia
da zenska. Roke je imela ovite
okoli nog in podpirajoe glavo
oh kolena, je gledala stekleni-
mi ocmi v bell svet. Pc celu so
il padali razmrseni lasje, ma po-
rumenelih licih nisi zapazil niti
iskrice custva, IL otrplih oci nj
81 mogel brati njenih misli.
''Marko!' zasepece Mogajie
S strahom, "vidis-li ono zen
sko?"
"Vidim, hvala Bogu!'
"Poznas-li Jurkovo Jano?'
nadaljuje svobodni kmet in pri-
me tovarisa "a roko.
"Samo po imenu, po tvojem
pripovedovanju."
"Pojdi, oj pojdi!' zadrhti
mladenic in vlece "a seboj voja-
ka. Pristopi k zenski:
"Jana' zakrici, prijemsi Sc
"a glavo in izbuli oci, Jana! Ia
Boga, ali 81 to ,ti?"
zenska ne irene ocesom.
Jana" krici mladeni'
glasneje in polozi svojo roko ma
memo ramo, Jana, JAZZ sem -
JAZZ tvoj Jurij - da, Jurij Mo-
gajic."
Ker Sc je je bill Jurij dotak'
nil z'roko, Sc je vzdramila zen
ska, pokazala belle zobe, vprls
svoje steklene oci v mladenics
in Sc zasmejala S krohotom:
"Ha, ha! ha! Start gospod, O.
kopavali smo koruzo in. zvon po'
je! Gin! Gin! Cuj! Cuj! Ste-l
prisli?"
Oko Sc zablisci deklici z div
Jim plamenom in skocivsi kvis
ku, zakrici: "Kaj prihajas 20
pet, prokleti volk, da plies moje
srce, mojo kri?" Silovito zagra
bi z roko Jurija "a prsi in "a
Skrtne zobmi. "Ho! Ho! Cuj
te, svatje gredo pome, po Ar
landovo Doro! Glej, glej," "a
sepece Jana in pokaze S prston
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

kmet "a roko, ''poslusaj me inIi
tudi ii, brat Marko, me poslu-
Sal. Nepricakovano gorje je po-
trio vajino srce, a mole je po-
stale trdo kakor kamen. Tahi
je oskrunil siloma tvojo zaro-
6enko, in mladenka je znorela.
Prihajata o pravem casu, o pra-
vem casu vaju je resil Bog. OIL
zri Sc z ocesom po vseh gorah,
prehodi v mislih vse doline! VI
vsakem srcu gorijo tvoje rane!
IOzri Sc dale, kjer Sc modri "a
gorami nebo, ma zapad pod SUI
sjedom in Jastrebarskem, ma Sc
yer pod Cesargradom in Kra-
pino, vse ljudstvo euti teboj
enake srcne bolecine! A ozri Sc
dalje, kjer strle oh Saw v nebo
kranjski vrtovi, kjer stoka pod
nemskim bicem stajerski kmet,
povsodi, tako mi pomagaj Bog,
il v sake bate, gleda Janino
blazno oko, gleda in plamti,
20 kmeckih dusah sunni bobne-
ci tok: 'Dovolj krizev, dosti IL
, dajstva! V kraj z gospodo! Ne
samo Tahi, Tahi je kamen ma
tenn rabeljskem vozu. Pokon-
= cajmo vsen Bog Sc bo vzdignil,
/ da sod, knecka roka nosi ME
2 gov mec. Izbili bono iz vrago-
viii rok to rjasto tehtnico, "a
zgali knjige njihovih krivih pre-
D rokov in napisali zakon me-
i Gem, da bo vsak clovek, clovek
: pred Bogom in pred svetom.
: Jana!" zaklice Gubec in vpre
: oko v deklico.
- Deklica dvigne glavo, vpadla
lica ii nalahko zarde, brezizra-
zen smeh Sc j pojavi ma odmr-
, lem obrazu. Prekriza roke ma
q prsih, pobesi glavo in pristopi
ponizno h Gubcu.
t "Kaj je Gabriel, a ang ell
q moi" rece in poljubi kmetu ro-
- ko, "ti pojes tako lepo, oh, POI
j.. dale. To mi je vsec, zelo vsec
Mislim, da imam zopet srce
Izgubila sem ga bila. Bila sem
!, v gori, vidis tam gori visoko
e kjer je Bog. Iskala sem povsoc
l. mojega srca. Nisem ga nasla
= lVprasala sem zvezde in rekle sc
mi: 'Hci, nasla ga bos.' Vprasa'
4 la sem ptice, rekle SO mi: 'Hci
nasla ga bos! Nasla sem tebe
l. angel Gabriel. Oh, tt imas poe
svojo perutjo moje srce. Oh
a daj mi ga, prosim, daj! Da bijf
J. zopet kakor V onih starih, sta
"a rih cash, ko Sc nisem bila Ar
q landova Dora"
j. Gubec polozi roko ma glavt
il nesrecne deklice in rece mlade
il nicu:
nj "Glej ia blaznost tvoje ne
J. srecne zarocenke je podzgal;
mas kmete k delu. Prisegli smo
ri da ne mirujemo pref, da ne ma
)" scujemo Jane, dokler ne mascu
jemo tudi tebe, in evo tt trdn'
,e obljube pri Bogu, da Matij;
IN Gubec ne bo miroval pref, do
kler ne izpolni dane obljube
Nasi bratje so pripravljeni, va
ie 81 cakajo, Sc nekaj mesecev, po
tenn maj pa napoci sodba. Do te
daj pa miruj, ker nimas pravi
Ia ce, da svojo prerano osvet'
iii pokvaris osveto celega naroda
JAZZ bonn vodil ljudstvo, sal ital
10 nimam nobenega razun tebe
Il Matt mi je umrla in tudi Jurka
Janinega oceta, smo pokopali.
"Dobro," rece Jurij potrt
"pokoren bonn vasi zapovedi, u
jec. z vami bonn potegnil mee
y vami, ako Bog da, umrl. Nj
cesar vec nimam iskati ma ten
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krenO Ijubljenega in nikdar DO
zabijenegn sOprOgd in Oceta, ST.
ma, brata in Strica
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Evening star., 1944-06-25
D. T.. Lutherans 10 Go
:
To Tyrone Convention

: Six District area Lutheran pas
tors, accompanied by lay delegates
from their congregations, will at
tend the 18th annual convention of
fhe Eastern district of the Ameri-
ran Lutheran Church, beginning to-
morrow at Tyrone, Pa, it was an
hounced today.
. The pastors attending, and their
churches, are the Rev. J. A. Pfeiffer,
Takoma Lutheran Church; the Rev.
Or. G. E. Lenski, Grace Lutheran
Church; the Rev. DR.. B. Holm, ST.
Matthews Lutheran Church; the
Rev. R. A. Vogeley, Christ Lutheran
Church, Bethesda the Rev. R. Long,
Faith Lutheran Church, Arlington,
snd the Rev. A. Gysan, Good Shep-
herd Lutheran Church. Alexan-
dria. The Rev. Mr.. Pteiffer is
1tatistician of the district.
Nearly 300 pastors and lay dele
gates representing 1900 members
in 200 congregations in the Eastern
district, comprising eight Eastern
States, the District and the Province
Of Ontario, Canada, are expected
10 attend the convention.
: The Rev. DR.. Ralph H. Long, ex-
ecutive director of the National
Lutheran Council, will report on the
lutheran World Action program for
servicemen and on the progress
made in raising s1,315,O00 for this
and related Lrograms.
Evening star., 1944-06-25

J. 5. Rhodes, tr. 4 student at
Eastern High School when he en-
listed In the Navy in october, 1912.
After nine months service in the
South Pacific, he had been assigned
to duty at Alameda, Calf, where
he was stationed when the crash
occurred.
A brother, David A. Rhodes, now
is attending midshipman's school
in Chicago.
Memorial services will be held at
7:30 pm. Tuesday at Temple Bap-
tist Church, with the Rev. John e.
Briggs, pastor, officiating.
Staff Sergt. Herbert L. Nowlin,
25, son Of Mrs. E. N. Huntington,
Blunts lane, Fairfax County, was
reported wounded in action in Nor
mandy in a War Department tele-
gram received recently by his
mother. Sergt. Nowlin is the first
Fairfax County soldier to be re-
ported wounded in the invasion of
France.
A native OF the county, Sergt.
Nowlin attended Fairfax schools and
was working at Fort Belvoir when
he was drafted in May, 1941. He
has been overseas since September,
1912. A brother, Pvt. Warren o.
Nowlin, is stationed in the South
Pacific.
1t. Jesse A. Harris, "a, Of 702 Fiji