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HELP MEN and WOMEN

retail experience neces-
saTs sood sta s5artng dngr saIaTy lazy Apply
ARTIST to function as assistant art di-
rector; some one with a feeling for adyer-
once snd oor THE HEeRT EFF co,, fSf'as. st.
person, FAIRFAX SUPER MARKET. $3.50
Pf,e.nlnlsylvania T, ave. Sc.
CASHIER AND PARTS CLERK by sutomo-
ARM EsEp & os Hgt not ss
s14s, ,ss per month; high
Apply Room sos, Iioi Vermont ave. '
charge Of kitchen Small institution. S10O
Must have health certificate and release.
Cory WRITER, fun time: excellent op-
oor HE HF AggFE % at at ose 1S 2nd
food clerks immediately; no previous ex-
perience necessary; We will train you. Ap-
ssfeTay C Employment r Af Once. is4S % 4th St. e.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, Is or over; We
food counters. helping sfis to FEED wa Washinsson hin ton
wa, workers. Good pay while learning.
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
Office, n P St ne
MAN OR WOMAN. with some knowledge
Of cooking and pie baking, for small dining
room. No Sundays. 1909 10th st. NV.
SALESPEOPLE, part or full time, for all
departments OF our stores; pleasant work
ing conditions. good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office. II P
I 1TsABsltSLiArNG MACHINE OPERATOR. 1BM
machines; salary, Sl5S.36 per month;
must be experienced; permanent position;
old-established. essential industry; chance
for advancement; 40-hr. wk. Apply Room
Coz, 1IoI Vermont ave.
THE HECHT CO. has openings for sales
people, full or part time. Apply to per-
Sonnel ONCE, End floor, THE HECHT CO.,
81. at 7th NV.
WANTED man and wife, white; she to
COOK, he to do part outside and part inside
work; excellent salary. comfortable, quar-
ters with private bath, in substantial coun-
try home. near bus to Washington; other
help employed in house and on place. Call
EN-. 1858. or address ALOE Jenifer 81. NV.
LOVELY ROOM in pleasant home for re-
fined seryiceman's wife or married couple.
exchange for light household duties, COM
panlonshiD for employed servicemans wife
and two children SH SaI4 l6s
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Deaths Reported

George D. Messenger. 80. 257b Irving
Elizabeth D. Smith. So, ass Lonrfellow
sailie II. Turpin, ss, s7ss Kanawh. st..
Matte Patterson, 50, 1891 F ST.. ne.
Thornton L. Richardson, rs, 1923 Quebec
st. NV.
George E. Donn. 75, 1874 Morse st. ne.
Tony Winter, ~. AS Mass. ave. NV.
Clara V. Qlig, n, 1928 st. NV.
Edward J. Wright. 20, S07 10th st. NV
Alice w. Bradbury. 6s, 31O6 Pennsylvania
Harry Z. Burch. 81, 1925 s1st st. Sc.
Josephine E. Prather, 66, 1856 South
John W. Portch, g. so17 Central ave ne
Andersno d. Campbell, 81. United states
Soldiers Home.
Clarence M. Worrell, 80, United States
Soldiers Home
Loretta D. Menkinick, 46, 201 2nd st. ne.
Clarence S. Henley, 43, 1850 4th st. ne.
Infant Marie l.. Young, 929 1neraham st.
NV.
Infant Ethel NJ. castagnozzi, 1874 D st. Sc.
Wen Wing, 70, 433 4th st. s.w.
Mary J. Meek. 6s, 256 Division ave. NV.
Ernest Saunders. So. 1775 California 1t.
NV.
William Ellis. SO. 11O6 7th st. NV.
Rose Smith, 4S, 2O2 E st. s.w.
Allen Wracks, AZ, 346 e st. s.w.
Katharine B. Henson, 80, Vista, Md
Feaster L. Roper, 33, 1000 Howard re- Sc
Alex P. Sistrunk, 80, 2314 l. st. NV.
Wyatte Clinton, 81, 933 St NV
Frederick E. c. Smith, "a, British Guiana,
South America
Evening star., 1945-03-15

Under D. G. lalDS, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receive their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Virginia Ellen Tomlin, 90, Lynchburg,
whitford Laying Green, %. Nashville.
Tenn Tenn. and Elizabeth kristainson' 1s'
John [. Lies. jr.. %. South Birmingham,
Ala; and Hehmolyns Thelma Andrews,
City. and Caroline Ihrie Pou Walden.
Robert segi Ssiysot Rafnt st. NV Ohm
and Cornelia Elizabeth Parrish, 33. Jack
Leroy Nelson on Heltzmsp, s s5, and Lsurs
and Martha WaiEin. iS' 423 Massachu-
Pfc Romas nss. cicil ea Moore. "a. Beshal Spring.
1910 Southern ave. Sc.
and Vivian Bernice Price, 20. Grant,
Emmith Long Mcneil. So, Atlantic City.
q; N.r,;itaI ii and VI Rebekah Lawson Housh' A.
Sol Weinstein, 81. New York City, and
aoAs Aseside Mderss o. this city
M.Sfs;n n 6; anS q Laura Henderson c0ble, a.
Harold dai EDWARD va Walden. 1s, e4so 14th st.
nv. and Betty See Thompson. Is.
Russell James Lantz. 50, vincennes st.
a.nanaIn aw;a; and Ne Nellie Edith Anderson 49,
corpi George Thadeous Krout 90. Column
@sis, @ Miss, and Ruth Mae Traver, 22.
Joseph jerome Schneider, %, Napoleon,
n, OAK, and Beatrice Kathryn Miller.
Brady ID sResoes sogies Is. e Greensboro N. c. and
verneeda Missouri Tirsley, 23. 2232 w
Joe Msthsn ,ls Jones; 81 ss Georgia, and Lew
Whitmal Womack Chandy. ~; Spence
Field Field Mentrjee 81 Ca and Helen Irene
Issued at Rockville.
Charles Wesley Gardner. a. Glendon, Md,
and Mary Jane Hunt, %, Pikesville. Nd.
Joseph D; Knott, %, Washington, and
Mary Elizabeth Bell, 81, Alexandria.
Harrell; 19, both OF, Cleveland.
John T. Keith, 23, and Dolores M. Russell,
10, both Of Kensington.
Roy L; Elmore; %; Fort Belvoir, and Gladys
George Meiashenke, %, and Elizabeth
Joiner, "A, both Of Takoma Park:
Burl Haman Kay, %, Chancellor, Va, and
ford. 80. both of Washington.
Jesse D.. Tedford. 81. Quincy, Mass, and
Virginia J; Parsons. 1g. Washinston.
=. Josephine Crucilla, -26, Washington.
-Sh Mildred wiltshire. 20, Benninston on Lane "a
Howard E., Benson. %, Edgewood Arsenal,
Md, and June Geach, 21, TakomA Park
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Births Reported

Adams. Thomas and Martha, siri.
Beck, lawrence and Lois, Boy.
koS.rt ssai ana aap s.sts aI' ios s,r
Corl, Howard and Anne, boy.
Cutshall, Alden and Freda. girl.
Davidson, Hugh and Rhubetta, girl
RResGss Rossss isn iGnr AND .ns n h,rss x:rns fr
kremer. Alvin and Ann, boy.
Mccarthy, John and Josephine. sirl.
Psckham. Malcolm and Helen. sirl
Porter, Ray and Mary, boy.
Roberts. Harry and Dorothy, girl.
scott. Henry and Vera. boy.
Shipe, Wesley and Dorothy, girl.
Taylor. Charles and Dorothy. boy.
Williams, Robert and Evelyn, girl.
Anderson. James and Mildred. girl.
Bess, Ethan and Rebecca. boy.
sGoEn s1ets ta.aTa cb.r. and and dsn 5sn' bos boy
Brown, Joseph and Evelyn, girl.
Childs. John and Mary, boy.
Crawford, Thomas and Mary, boy.
Gaines, Leslie and Lottie, boy.
Garrett. Johnnie and sallie, boy.
George, Davis and Agnes. boy.
1iusou' lneoQoTe 1No MaIy, Gitl
Qilchrist. Leonard and Matte, boy
Glenn. James and Corine, girl.
Gordon. Evans and Shirley, girl.
Grayson, Rinaldo and Viols. girl
Green. James and Elizabeth, girl.
Hamilton. Edgar and Carrie, boy.
Harley, William and ouintella, boy
Henson. Edward and Alfredo, Rirl.
Holmes, Roy and Ola. boy.
Holmes. John and Catherine. girl.
Jackson. Willie and Bessie. boy.
James. Nathaniel and Elizabeth, boy.
Johnson. Earl and Lille. boy.
Jones, Clarence and Sarah, boy. -
Lotion, Isaac and Dorothea, girl
Miller, James and Veronica, girl
Moody, Cornelius and Grace. girl.
Newman, Oliver and Alice, girl.
Noble. Earle and Helen, girl.
Penny. James and Elsie. boy
Reed. Oscar and Rachael, girl.
Richardson. Lonnie and Bernice, boz.
Riddick. Hobrook and Willie, boy.
Robinson, Robert and Della. girl.
Saunders, Harvey and Madeline, Girl
Smoot. Bennett and Viola, boy
Stokes, Gilbert and Kathleen, girl.
Strom, James and Clara, girl
Tyler, Duvall and Marion, boy.
Wells. Vasco and Rosalie, girl.
Wilson. Earl and Lucretia, girl
Wing field, Robert and Essie, girl
Woodson. Harold and Helen. boy.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
DOG FOOD
CONTAINING
III EAT :
NOW AT GRocERs,

sNow feed your dog complete food every
day with fresh meat baked in--nutritious.
wholesome horse meat, prepared under
Ideal sanitary conditions. THE ONLY
FOOD OF ITS KIND IN AMERICA
TODAYl For years this food called ken
L-Biskit" has been used in Americas
foremost kennels-helping to keep world
champions in top form. Over 100, ,O0O, 600
pounds have been fed! Now made avail
able to you at grocers. feed stores, etc.
ken-L-Biskit comes crumbled in small
pieces. easily mixed with boiling water.
Provides your dog with MEAT EVERY
DAY! ken-L-Biskit is 4 complete food
every known element and vitamin your
dog needs for perfect health. Test Ken-L-
Biskit at no cost! For FREE 2-lb. carton
(30c retail vaA9), write to: The Quaker
Oats Company, Dept. F. Rockford, Ill
Be sure to send your dealers name and
addressl
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Aid Move Indorsed

The Retail Clerks International
Protective Association, Local 639-A,
indorsed the vocational rehabilita-
ton program of the Federal Sc
curity Agency at q meeting held
last week.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Loosen Asthma
Mu(uS 5IeepF Fine
Soy Tkoussnds Of Sufferers

Soy Th0OSandS OF Sufferers
II ehokinG gasping, wheezing, recurring
attacks f Bronchial Asthma rob you of sleep
Mendeeo, = DOCTORS prescription, from your
druggist; take exactly as directed and sec
for yourself how quickly 1t usually helps
loosen and remove thick strangling mucus.
thus promoting freer breathing and refresh,
Ing sleep. You be the Judge Unless delighted
and entirely satisfied with results, simply
return the empty package and your money
back In guarantseA- Don't suffer another
night without trying euaranteed Mendose-
sAy eos at dru36 IL to-day.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Treatment Often Brings
Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backashs
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people eliminate about
pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, swelling, pufiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your .ruggist for Doan'a
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the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
sus waste from your blood. Get Doan'a Pills,
Evening star., 1945-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

automatic: no cash needed: small nall monthly nc
sTHSssGRY sm%foisss e. soss Installation D.
TAXPAYERs Of Northeast washington and
msds up py e. tag
Rates reasonable. Day. nieht and SUNDAY
seBsSnenhis seB9 on AtianFic maze e,aH calling Trinidad
siss "A. aRS AVE. S.W.@income vs. tax return.
soSsF sabe aS NE
{or s.rsse storage and repairs 1sas Esrd
sfls sp pubic bs4sSSasa
g :. ss1sso asssh sssa1ds 1stS
+: nsns Ag. NEE sss shos si sSss sssnsi
st nT hst to Psyid 9s's ,bsns. wish to
are SO many concerns carrying the name
chsnae Whstsaer VI @ ' the ewnersSip M iisn o9 oG
i in ry% our merchandising policy. SAMUEL
WE MUST HAVE HOME and can pay
SI2 600 cash. We prefer . modern home
in a GOOD residential neirhborhood. We
sdn VII sct ss. quickly. No brokers' please BOX
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
SHeRSs Sifsl III IL BALL eooS ss'h 0i' Hy;!f'- ys!
EFFECTIVE March IA. 1e45-Entire busi-
the Kenny Motor Sales. is completely dis
debts contracted by any one, after this
date. other than myself Signed KENNETH
r. DANIELS. 1915 Upshur st. ne. 16s
FLYING . Beechcraft to Miami. florida,
8 hours; need passengers. Call Alex
andria S031 between and 10 pm. 15'
INCOME TAX returns prepared after 8
pm. OK. 1868. $3.50 NJ 26th ST., Arling-
ton. Will prepare returns here or your
hcme.
MAY 1T PLEASE THE EAR: Has the Capt.
tai Bar ever met together? NATL BAR
RISTERS' INST. 2O10 @.
OFFICE Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Gompsny OF the District OF GSluToSSlsh I oSth
annual me.tins Of The Mutual Frs m
lumbia viii be held on the .frst Monday
in April {the second proximo} at the
ONCE Of the company, No. 1901. II st.
Northwest. commencing at IL o'clock noon.
BY the charter OF the company the
election Of directors, selected from the
members. is required to be held at the
The The bylaws Of the company provide that
at the annual meeting the first order of
business shall be the election Of . chair
man and of secretary: that at the above
called annual meeting two directors shall
be elected for q term OF three years. and
that. in the voting for, directors the polls
shall II. eSss ssu. 81 9sSsa paI b. ready for
distribution at the office Of the company
VIM. REED MACGILL. Secretary.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiUe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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All persons to be hired In this
area. must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office. unless the specific adpertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
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The designated notes will be redeemed at
the ONCE of the DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
INC, 1915 Eye St: NV, Washington, D. C.,
on March %, 1945, at the principal amount
plus 11aS. accrued interest: upon presen-
tation and surrender of said notes on and
after March 2S. 1945. the above designated
notes called for redemption shall cease to
bear interest and shall cease to be entitled
to the lieE of said indenture.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL, INC,
BY Charles w. Hyde. Treasurer
Evening star., 1945-03-15

I
hLEvAroE OPERATORS, white. ..,y, oyer - s
APPRyAToR AAPPRAySA SsIs oPERAToR % for service ele
yoser age Epp % sa1 snp to o sseycs
EIEvaToR EHh s'e oPERAfok. shs Rs coicred $40
ssa salary to Apps 30 ssekfaS
On HoTEi. 2ia3 California St. NV. Nc
RhGvATok: Rhnnf fs5is: OPERATOR, colored. fol
apartment building; hours, $40 to 1870
Pm Only & SOBER o1 map need apply. see
nishtwork: good salary and working con. on
pDiss WIS AVE- NM ~,
for washing and iubricatins neet of fue
| trucks; work done in heated rack, usinl
new Kerrick steam cleaner for hard jobs
permanent year-around work: good salary
Meers Co. Sc Sc
Exf. EXP sxi: sxIEsMAs as in vholes.1. fruit .ns
vegetable line: good salary. Call AT
FLOOR FLOOR MANAGER, part time, in moderr
paGsns pGenss sss azoos4E sF% sS aos aeoi So
FooD FsSoH's cnERKs, axs essential work; We meek
food clerks immediately, no previous ex'
e yonr nsarss syRE
| Safeway employment office, 1S45 4th st
rs Feop Hs5nE daNrR
will train. you for essential work on oul
food counters, helping to feed WASHINGTON
war workers. Good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE o.
ssss ts5 e Bsss. asg sss + f,nsv sas
direct factory dealers; expeyienced; thi
opportunities; preferences given .ex-service
man. See Mr; Thomas, general manager
any time during day or phone him fol
evening interview. Leo RocCA, INC.
430l Conn. ave. NV. I'M. 1000.
FRAMING CARPENTERS for housing prof
ect.. See superintendent. GRAHAM CON
l6TRUCTION CO., Division ave. and Sherif
I'd. Me-
FREIGHT BRAKEAEN wanted BY PENN
IsYLyANIAn Y nRsAILRoAD; Applicants reDor
FEY COOK-Good wages, no Sunday
See Leon, LA SALE DU BOIS RES
TAURANT, 1900 M st. NV.
FURNACE AND FARD MAN for small no
| tel, 40 guests; nice job with quarters ent
meals: settled man preferred. 6H. 3063
al day Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Labor Topic
OF Lectures
Eiqh+ Talks Listed
at Reckhem Memorial

A series of eight lectures on
organized labor will be given in
the Rackham Educational Memoir
ial beginning Tuesday, Jan. %,
at 8 p. m, it was announced
Saturday by Arthur Elder, CO.
ordinator of the Workers Educa-
tional Service Of the u. OF M.
extension service.
"OrganiZed labor today, Its
relation to contemporary go
ciety, the war effort and post
war economy" will be the theme
of the new series.
Mark Starr, educational director
of the international Lady Garment
Workers Union, will present the
first two lectures. He will speak
ON organized labor In the u. S.
today
Other speakers will be Joseph
Mire. research director for the
American Federation OF State,
County and Municipal Employees,
AFL: Ernesto Galarza. chief of the
division of labor and social in
formation. Pan-American Union.
and Victor Reuther. assistant di-
rector of the war policy division,
UAW-CIO.
The lectures are open 70 the
public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks RheUm otie
poin Quickly

II you suffer rom rheumatic. Arthrts NJ
netRftis pain. try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that Thousands are USING. Get q pact-
ass Of RHEx COMPOUND. . two-week supply.
todsy Min WITH . quart of watsr. add me
hIice OF 4 Lemons Iue easy. No trouble ~
al and pleasant. You need only tablespoon
fuls two times q day. Often within a. hours
- sometlnss overnight spaefdid results arc
obtained. II the pains DO not quickly leave
and " yoa do not fesi better return the
empty package and Ru-ET vii cost yod noth-
Ing 70 Try - " 10 sold BY your druggist under
an absoluts monfy-bAck guarantee. Ru-E1
Compoupd - foS sale and recommended BY
eYtla storea everYwberN
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
.Byrnes Gets
Foundry Row
Ford Plant Only Half
Busy Thomas Says

Despite rho critical shortage of
castings for military items, the
blg Ford foundry n the Rouge
plant is operating AZ only about
so por cent Of capacity and be-
tween 6 600 and 1000 workers
havc been laid of %. transferred
to other ieb- Fhonta-, prry1-
dent Of The UAW-CIO, complained
Saturday i'm a letter 10 War
Mobilization Director ByrncS.
War production work form
erly done at this foundry has
been transferred 10 outside job
bling fOundricS already loaded
10 the point of strangulation
with critical war assignments"
Thomas declared
SEEKS EXPLANATION
"Why. Mr.. Byrnes. has this
giant foundry been kept out OF
the nations war effort?
Thousands of experienced
foundrymen can be transferred
IN this plant within - hours.
Within a few days this plant
could he swung into production
more than sufficient 10 wipe out
shortages OF castings for our
own industry and other critical
war industries" no said
EMPLOYMENT DROPS
This procedure. he declared
would he simpler than ii is Il
bring 10 million war workers
under the complexities OF com
pulsory manpower legislation. -
He added In tho Detroit ares
itself. 1S4 of our war plants re
port to me that their employment
levels have dropped by a total o
III per cent in the last !.
months Whereas they employed
333. 500 in December, l943, the.
report employment now of 276. 400
decline Of 57lO0
-C CITES BoTTLESECK
He termed castings the "on,
real bottlcneCk" 10 meeting re
Gently increased schedules 70
heavy trucks, tanks and heav!
artillery. and declared that foun
dries are short about LOO
workers
II am fully aware that wage
rates In the Ford foundry range
above those prevailing through
out the foundry industry" he
added. at would he hard TO
Justify under any circumstances
the denial Of contracts to this
foundry on that basis-that
would represent government
sanction to wage cutting poll
; cieS."
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT
MORE GASOLINE MILEAGE
FOR MOTORISTS

A South Dakota man has invented
a sensational gasoline vaporizer
for autos. trucks and tractors which
il taking the country by storm.
Works on super-chArge principle.
Slips easily into carburetor system.
1859 motorists report on actual
road tests, savings up TO 30es. The
is so sold on this
vaporizer that ne OFFERS 10 refund
you double your purchase price on
request II II doesn't save gas on
your car. He has ten models and
will let you try one on your car for
80 days II you will send year and
make OF car and a dollar bill Be
first and get new, money making sales
plan with your demonstrator model, al
for Sl.00. send 70 STHANSkY CO.,
RoN 2O3 pukWana. =. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

with these s'ra'cElcai and tac-
tcal reserves ta~ military author
itics of The Rod dictator are
throwing more than 100000 Red
sddiers into The gigantic effort TO
hrns Naz Germany 10 her knees,
DECISIVE BATTLE
On r,c German Ladlo The Ger
M. miH}ary. exports characterize
itlas "thc decisive battle between
tn East and West and alloee
thai thc fate of all Western Eu-
rope depends upon ITS outcome
iThc-Gcrmaus are not concealinG
FINN t1clF people the terrific I'M
pac, Of this colossal Red army or
the consequences to Germany II
IL Is not Stcmmcd
They admit Russian successes
and advances
W ltll A1tll. rl-.lN 81 tbNNA "a N'AAi t'I p
The initiative again IN the west
Germany Is on an anvil with tive
great hammers raining terrific
blows upon her.
The next few weeks may revea
whether Nazi Germany Will break
ot temporarily be welded into
eteH greater unity.
3 CENTERS OF FIGHTING
The present centers Of the
great battle are Poznsn. BresiaI
and Gumbinen, Romlntern was
Kaiser Wilhelms hunting lodge
and later, under The NaziS, Gocr'
ing's favorite hunting forest
The northern wing OF Tho Rec
army is moving swiftly -nuLfgH,
nenberg and the MaSurian lakes
where the CzarlSt armies under
SamSonoG and ReHneRkampf II
August, 1914. lost 200 600 prison
erS. SamSOnon committed suicide
or the battlefield
The Germans in East PrusSi'
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
British Subs Claim
Biz Toll Of Jap Ships

LONDON. Jan. 20 tf4AJ5SS f4AJ5SS - Brit
iSh submarines have destroyed 20C
Japanese ships I'm less than siN
months in Far Eastern waters, The
admiralty announced today.
This number included 81 enemy
coastal supply vFsSTtS sunk IN re.
cent patrol actions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Result of Red Drive
Holds Europe S Fate
Writer Says Decisive Victory Will
Boost Stain Into Full Mastery
By KARL II. Won wIEGAND
Dean Of American Foreign Correspondents

MADRID. Jan. l9-AI military AM political
eyes of Europe are focused on what is believed to
be the beginning of tife wars decisive struggle
Between the CaIpathians in the south and
Memel in the north four great battles are raging.
Marshal Josef Stain has thrown almost all the man
power tanks guns and planes available IN European Russia
and much that he has drawn from Sbera"and IurkeSan
in,D tho most colossal Red offensive of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Cured of Polio, She Aids NoW
Times Photo

day AZ Ais direct from Grand
Circus Park
Mondays program will feature
the Queen Of the Juke Boxes,
Martha a Tilinn, Bob Murphy,
Times sports editor, and Clarence
PinkSton. DAG athletic director.
Listen 10 the Mile o Dimes pro-
gram on station WXYZ at AIS
D. m. Monday and 10 the other
great daily programs 10 follow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
SKILL AIDS STRICKEN

Today Miss Suchomel is "a and
lives at 1106 Pearson, Ferndale.
The ravages of polio have left her
with a slight limp.
She is now with the Visiting
Nurse Association, in charge Of
physical therapy at Herman Kiefer
Hospital.
There. she works II 10 IA hours
day. seven days a week. using
her skill and knoledge of the
Sister Kenny treatment TO help
polio victims
There's no greater satisfac-
ton In the world than 10 help
those who are now suffering as
/ once did" she said after Fri
day afternoons Mile o Dimes
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
YOUR HELP NEEDED

You are not asked 10 share the
pain and JOY Of infantile paralysis
victims. You are not asked to
make the study Of polio your life s
work.
But YOU are asked 10 give TO
the 1915 infantile paralysis fund.
Won't you send your contribution
today 10 the Mile-e. Dimes IN care
of radio station WXYZ or The
Detroit Times
Listen TO the Mile o Dimes
radio program sponsored for the
fifth consecutive year by station
WXYZ- and The Detroit Times,
which comes 10 you every week