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Evening star., 1945-09-07

served piping hot on buttered
toast.
Gunners who spent the last week
end in the Patuxent marshes after
sora or railbirds found compare
lively few birds. Apparently the
flight Is bit late this season. Three
Of our friends. all excellent shots,
worked hard all one tide to collect
II birds last Saturday, and this in
q spot noted for its sora population.
Later reports are still discouraging,
but there Is lot Of season ahead,
and we believe the shooting will i'm
prove greatly within the next week.
Squirrel season opens in Mary
land on the 18th, and there are
plenty Of the bushytails to gun for.
The acorn and hickory nut crop
appears to be fairly abundant and
the sport should be excellent.
Although fishing In the Chesa-
peake the last week has produced
little but small trout along with
some large spot and perch, it will
not be long now before the trout
and rockfish commence to surface
more frequently and trolling for
these gamesters will be in full swing.
Barring bad weather, this should
prove banner year for the stripers,
and the fishing should be good until
late November.
The Potomac River, in which
small-mouth fishing has been prac-
tically nil all summer, shows some
signs Of clearing up, and we hope
that this week end may prove the
beginning of the break for the black
bass addicts. In spite of cloudy
waters, some few bass have been
taken in the stretch between Seneca
Dam and Edwards Ferry. The Mo-
nocacy is clearing slowly, Seneca
Creek Is In fair shape, and the
water is about through working for
this season. Hellgrammites seem to
be the best bait right now, with
crawflsh a close second. Catfish,
bluegills and crappie like these bats
also.
Local foxhunters will be inter-
ested in hearing about Lena, the
Mrs. Dionne of the present dog
world. According to Charley Gill;
ham, she recently presented her
master, 1t. Comdr Ely of Amber,
Pa, with a full-sized pack of %
foxhounds, all in one litter.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Army Mentor Glad
Players Are Okuy

BY the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. " Sept. T.
When Army's football practice
got under way, Backfield Coach
Andy Gustafson, had grippe,
End Coach Stu Holcombe had a
wrenched knee and Line Coach
Herman Hickman was smiling
with sinus.
That didn't keep Herman from
ehuckling: "Everything's okay as
long as the players are all right"
Evening star., 1945-09-07
PytIok Joins Red Sox

BOSTON, Sept. R.-The Red
Sox have announced that Frank
Pytlak has received his discharge
from the Navy and Joined the club
as a catcher for the remainder of
the season.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
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Evening star., 1945-09-07

TRAVELLING "LIGHT-Heres three of the plastic ply
wood boats which declared to be durable and eakproof
despite their lack of weight Built by the Higgins Industry
New Orleans they at the Conthan Yacht Club
day for the day In order they saboa duckboat
Bob Kellogg in the Salboat George Campbell
the duckboat and Mrs Mary Conner and her Mane
the Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1945-09-07

served piping hot on buttered
toast.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
WittpDd,, ben 81. gears 1916

beim fatboIii6en golfe feinen anbn1g
finoen. gs lit al be0auern, onB Diele
einfmBrei6e Ndnner, bic felber pom
@la1ben nbgefallen ftuo, 0ie Geltg1or1
ltno ibre Eragerin, Ole fatbolil6e RIr-
de, aud i'm offentlt6en Qeben fDie ei'
ne feirbielige Nadf bebanbeln. Ser
8apit bot oas tpteoerbolt beflagt. gSir
ipra9en nod cine 8eile itber Die @n.
5pflifa 2eo's 'bes Drei3ebnten urto Ba'
ter 9teinefe nteinte, Der Soaialismus
let Elm europGH6es @etp6bs, eine ge'
meine goiienblltme, cine S6marober'
pflan3e, bie erIt NIT oem e1ropatiben
Nrbeiter nod amerifa beri9leppt
tpuroe uno itd ausbreitete uno oiel'
fa6 fru9tbaren Booen fano. Dte
pdpIHi6e @n5pflita ioate iiberall Der'
offentli9t uno bon alien geleien uno
beipro6en aperoen
Isle baben tpobl re6t'', gdb i@
5uriid, ,un6 mas sic tbeorettid it6
entpideln iabe1t, 6as babe i6 bier iett
1892-1896 pruftii6 our9gema9t.
Ser Sp5ialismus uno feline gothoie
Gebre NOR friiber bel uns in Ohio
unbetannt, tpuroe ober baI6 in ietner
Abideulidfeit uno 56Goli6fett BE-
fannt uno 6ie glmerifaner, 3. +. alle
engli'6 5pre6en6en fannten tti6ts
bon oieier EeufeIspflan5e, aben aber
ibrem 2et6tpeien, tpie Die bieltgen
bal6 5u ibrer groBen gnttduidung unb
0euti6en unter oteier Heitbe1le lit
ten> Die ite in ibrem Samilieneorten
groBge3ogen. - Sortiebung fo1gt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

6on. gr NOR Der leiten6e 8ei1t bes
tnternotionalen Mrbeiterbereins BON
1864 Biz 1870. 1875 gab er fem be"
fanntes 8u@ ,;9us @apttdl''. beraus,
oas ieitoem iebr beaei9nen6 ,,6ie 8i'
beG oes So5ialisntus" genonnt miro.
1848 beroffentli6te er nit gngels 6as
fomn1niitii9e Manifeito, in uel6em
er feline materidltittide @eidi6tstbeo-
rie entpidelte un6 iein io5ialiitii6es
Brogranmn atfitellte. gee9 Dem &us-
bru6 Der 5ebruar-&eoolution tpur6e
Marr 9iftator oes @ebeintbunbes.
Sm 8egrtff, als folder mad 8aris
5u reiien, tpurbe er berbaftet unb our
4bretie nod DeutI6lano ge5mr,nsen.
Mls au9 bier bic 6eoolution outs
brad, etng Marr na6 @0ln u1b muir
De elmer Der Gubrer Der reoolutiond-
rem 8epegung in Der &beinprobin5.
Mm 16. Wfai 1849 A,sgetpieien
tpanbte iid Marr 3uerIt nad 8aoen,
Damn na9 Der Bfal3, ipdter na9 8a-
ris. 4uh bon bort arsgetpieien, gtng
er mad 2onoon, mo er feline &gita'
ton fir ENGLAND uno Mmerifa bis
5u ieinen Sooe fortiebte.
X
DamaIs, als BapIt Geo ser 0ret-
5ebnte i'm Sabre 1890 feline beriibute
arbeiteren5pHifa ,,&er1trn nobarltnt"
in Die 8elt fan6te, iab es bier in s.
linois fit Die 8ergIeute ntdt beion-
oers gut aus.
nau6 bier in 8resie 1i6t'', tpie
Gater &einefe bernerfte. Die 8ersleute
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

muBten iid pieI gefallen Iaiien fir
penig @elb, sic muBten einfa6 5lt'
frieoen iein menn iie bier bleiben
Donterl.
,9a baben sic redt, 8ater @et.
nede, oenn 8ergleute famen aus met'
ner Seimot (giiener &ubrgebiet) im
Sabre 1881 bierber, alio I'M ielben
Sabre, als mein gater NIT ieiner So
mtlte nod Mmertta font lno ii6 1T
Corning, Berrp Co., nieoerlieB, 100
eben Elm groBes, friibes &oblenfelo
er0ffnet pur6e. Scr, Seinrid &nies,
iebt Sbr Eru flee, Der 11nier gea6bar
uuf Dem 2anoe mar, bat mir aQes er"
5dblt. glu9 S. 8u6bol5 bon @ott'
rop fam nit 5 &inoern uns nod, 5og
aber nad 0a1bbiae, Su., mo Die nene
@oHengrube uSartman" i'm 8ange
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

fiir etbii9e &1ltur. @effpiele ibres
Saifes geeen aIles &etItge ftn6 cine
an5abl bon ausoriiden io5ialiftii9er
S6rtftfteGler, tpie ,,raffinierte 8faf-
fenidaft, 0atarf, unperitpdr1te Gabel,
grdBli6e EGrf6ung, 4ufdneioerei,
abergIdatbii6er &obl urp6 6ergl. mebr.
Ser @aurpf gegen 9fom mar un6 lit
tbnen oas 8i6tigite, tpea ct 6as ein-
5ige 8an6 lit, bos bic @bangelii9en
nod 5uiammenbdf."
~Sa", iaete Der alte ,,@atter" 9fei-
nede, ols er cine 5eitGang gef6tpiegen,
~tpenn id oen reltei0fen @trrtparr
11no oa3u oen io5ialiitil6en S9tptubel
In Deuti6lan6 betra6te, Damn beoaue.
re i6 oas arme 6eutide 8oH, Dos bar-
1tnter 5eitlid un6 etpig leioen uruB.
Betrogen uno belogen bon ibren eige-
men &inoern, bon S0bnen besielben
@aterlanoes u1po Der Stride @ottes.
3tpet oerielben, 5tpei Mnfubrer, @tif-
ter uno Mearftidreier, obne bon @ott
bet1tfen 5u iein, eaben ft9 aus aIs
Weoiese, nit oem angebliden Muftrag,
oas 8olf nus Ggbptiider &ne6ti9aft
5u fnbren. 11nb Dos 8un6erIi9e oa.
Bet NOR, oaB man6e fol9 faNaen
Rropbeten g1a1abten: &0nige, GiirIten,
Profeiioren, 2ebrer, Die ionit fiir al.
les @etpeife for6erten.
,,3apei berti6e Wednner bradten
l1nglitG iiber 9eutfdIan6 uno tire faI.
fben, triigeriiden 2ebren bdlten be,.te
nod t.1un6e in falidem @abn uno
Srrtun1 gefangen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

,9os tit getpiB cine trourige gr-
ideinung, guter &einefe, aber ib
modte tpiiie1t, aper oieIe 8tpei Oedn.
ner iino."
ua6 mas, oas iollteit 6u oo6 fell
Der piiien. Ser grlte bat Dor 400
Sabren eelebt unb beiBt @artin GU
tier, Der 5tueite Scarf Marr. Marr -
1918 Bis 1883 - mar Der Sobn ei-
mes iI6ii6en 4opofaten, Ser proteitan-
tii6 getpor6en mar. @r erbielt in Ser
lin ben Doftortitel u1tb traf Srieorib
@ngels i'm Sabre 1914 in Baris. SIN
Sabre 1847. publt5ierte er oas &om>
muniitenmanifeito, tpuroe &eoafteur
Der Neuen Sfbeiniiben 3eitung gu
&oln 1848, tpur6e freigeiproden bonn
Soboerrat, tpurbe aus 8aris BERTHE
ben, 1849 unb 5og oarauf na6 2on=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
Ginieknng oes 4Qerbeilisten Mtars'
faframentes
f0frQtltenfeS
(SSortiebung bon Seite y

(Sort1eBung bon Sette y
gu glei6er a3eit i9enfte Der g0ttt.
li9e &efIano feinem Berrdter oie Tia.
re @rfenntnis ieines 8erbredens, 6a-
NIT er itb befebre; aber Der gottloie
Singer tpf6eritano au6 6teier 1ebten
groBen @nabe, tpo6ur9 fein 8er6er-
ben en0giiltig enti6ie6en tpar. 9ann
reoete ser Serr Die SoI6aten an 11no
fpra9 nit u1ausipre61tder @ebn.
iu6t no9 Dem 2eioen un0 5ugleid NIT
GROCER &raft uno @iiroe:
,8en iudet tbr2"
Sie anttporteten:
uSeium bon Naaaretb."
Seh1s entgegnete:
sd BIN es."
8ei 6iefen @orten itiirste bic ga1tse
&otte Der @ottloien gu 8oben. gea9.
oem Der &err in etrtieer 3eit ibnen
erlm1bt bate, tpie6er atfauiteben,
ipra6 er 51rrn stpeiter Mole au ibnen:
~8en i19et ibr9"
5ie antporteten aberntals:
~SSeium bon 9eosaretb."
Ser Serr entgegnete nit eroBter
Sanftrnut: -.
sd babe es eu9 bereits gefagt,
oaB i9 es BIN. Wenn ibr aIio mild
iu@et 10 laiiet bieie geben, Die BET
mir iin6."
Weit 6ielen 8orten gab en- ben Col
oaten un6 ane9ten bic @rlaubnis,
i'm 8a1 ersreifen. Scum fielen 5ie tpte
grauiame Eiger iiber >Sefus, 6as ianf-
teite 2amm ber, ergriffen i'm, barr6en
1no feiielten ibn init Striden uro
@etten, un6 fiibrten i'm aptn Souie
oes Sobeprieiters. San @ueenbltd,
oa unier Serr gefmeen genomn1en
un6 geblt.poen tuuroe, fibte bic rein-
ite Mutter at ibren Sdn6en Die
S9mer5en Der 5tride unb Retteu, tpie
pe,rn ite ielbft gebunoen uub gefeifelt
tporoen tpdre, basfelbe eefdab bel ben
Shlagen un6 5toBen, tpel9e ibr g6H-
lider 5obn Su erleioen batte. Der
Serr batte ibr Dies nls cine beionbere
@abe geDdbrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

mar. Die Eo9ter 8u9bol5's, Morte,
n1a9te bort in Sf@poille unter 8ater
SenrD Sagen bon Wf. 8ernon lire
erlte bl. @ommunion. 8etl IN l1aib'
bile bic Irbeit ni6t gut NOR, gtng
er balb nod 2ebanon, Su., mo es nidt
bener iDar, tpesbaIb er init ietner Ga"
nilie na6 5anoopal iiber1ieoelte.
Sort itarb er au9 5lr 3eit, als 8ater
8er6el @iI1en Hfarrer Ser ganaen
ltmgege1t6 tpar. Dte 8u6bola +Gan1ilte
tpar arm, tpie banals Die meiIten
8ergmannsfamtlien. 8iel Mrbeit 1t,1b
menig 2obn bra6ten ben 8ater friib
auf ben &ir6bof. 8ater @tllen bate
Witleib nit Der guten Wutter gu6-
bol5 uno ibrer 5anrtlie uno ma9te
oie Mutter au ibrer Sausbdlterin, ba
bic gr0Bern &i1tber berbetratet tpa-
rem. 3pei &naben b1ieben bel ibr 1tno
CHARLES muBte i1nmer bei Der FL.
Mene bienen 11no fleine Mrbetten ber-
ri9ten.
Die. 8ergleute tparen aber au9 ni6t
miibig. Sie pereinieten ite IN Miners'
Unions uno 5tpangen Die Operators
at beiiern 90bnen. Ser itete @annpf
5tpiiden &apital unb grbeit. 80.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
4adanken
A.Eeyt'laAIIIt9on n.
Boa @eb. S. 6nertaes
(SorHebung)

Sn6es gab es aad in iiingiter 3eit
nod io3ialiittide SretidGrler genng,
Der @arteibduptlinee in ibrem relis
tpel6e iib burd ben i6lmten Binf
gionsfeinoli6en uno pfaffenfreiiert-
f6en Sreiben nidt lt0ren 1ieBen. Nean
benfe nur an ben freireligi6fen Bruno
8tle uno an ben 3ebngeboten~Soffs
mann, gar5 a1 idtpeigen bon ben ans
bdngern bes ggiorD uno 6es 8eretns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
Sprtietmng bes i3miegefprads

@artbel: Scum ia, ein tatbolii6er
gbrift min id fem uno bleiben. Man
ion mir nidt nabiasen, bob ib ein
Seudler BIN.
0fiener: 8enn alle @atbolifen bdd-
ten tpie ott, tpiirben 6ie Soaialiitert
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

Yes. a hundred times more.
About all grandpap needed his
eyes for was TO see in the dis
tance, or TO read the Bible,
Marse Henri Waterson's Courier
journal, or Horace Greely's
New York Tribune. But now
we pore over many books. look
at movies, drive cars against
glaring headlights, etc. Dart
mouth College Eye Institute
has recently discovered why
many persons are not helped by
ordinary lenses. 1t is that the
images, or pictures OF objects.
which each eye sees, are diff
ferent in size which often causes
intense nervousness and suf-
fering.
PIT means il is something
he wants very badly. I have
never known a noncollege man
in an important position who
did not decry the advantages"
Of college education. This is
because he feels inferior with
out IL. This feeling is rarely
justified. Women who have no
jeweiry make fun Of those who,
as they say, are loaded with
vulgar gewgaws." The person
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
One Word Led to Another
The Detroit Times
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

There's businessman in Chicago who has fought
the good fight solving the transportation problem For
the last several the government has been
carrying him in and out of his office.
Nobody knows just how it started but when the
government gets grooved in habit it stops neither for
seet, hail nor rain. He never gets through his mail
The mills of the gods grind exceedingly fine and most
of the time it's
AS student who picks the currants out of events
should be able this ceebre to its seedlings
But like many odd growths it started during of Mr.
Roosevels administrations and its beginning
is logged in snap judgments and their distorted focus
All l know is that every often the army, the
navy and the marines march in four abreast and trnde
him out in a hammock, sedan chair jnrkisha.
This cannot be classified dgnifed exit But it emi-
mates tire troubles.
There is scheduled line of march. They just pack
him by important buildings and then set him down
as tenderly robins egg in cotton.
Then they reverse their traction and carry him back
again And who do you think his traffic cop is the
rghtofway? None less than the Supreme Court Of the
United States of America.
Distributed by KING Features synd, Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
WALTER WINCHELL .,oss1.r On

the Russian system means
plug for 1t.
Crimson propaganda creeps
into costly films.
Any one who thinks democ-
rscy and a republic are pretty
sweet is a fascist isolationist;
any one who thinks we're lend
leasing like fools is a Tory
reactionary.
The victory OF the radicals In
Britain was toasted and cele-
brated in mansions and swank
cafes in the community which
glorifies the Soviets and squawks
about high u. s. income taxes
In the same breath!
LII DIDDLE DIDDLE-Carol-
III inc Biddle married James
Riddle. She's a La Martinique
charTner, he's a young oil heir.
And Dorothy Biddle, the
Philly filly, is being wooed and
pursued by two brothers, Tom
and Morton jerks, neither of
whom has a chance.
Sept. Book OF the Month
"T'he White Tower" - is about
mountain climbing. And not
Fujiyama.
All mentions OF Sherman
Billingsley and his Stork Club
have been scissored from Metros
Weekend st the Waldorf
since Paramount did "Stork
Club"
Eastern Airlines will announce
4-hour ". Y.-Miani service, In
A 64-passenger ship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
BY DR.. Herman Bundesen.

A - esrache can be a very
"A painful condition and IL neg
lected IL may turn out 10 be
quite serious. When the middle
part of the ear is infected. the
condition Ia known as otitis
media. In general. there are
two kinds OF otitis media. One IL
known as suppurative and the
other as non-suppurative. In
the suppurative type, there is
discharge from the ear. In the
non-suppurative, no such dis
charge occurs. The -suppur-
stive type. as q rule. is a short
lived disorder. but II does con-
tinue for q long period OF time
In some cases.
The acute or short lived con-
dition is often called acute tubal
catarrh. II is caused by an in
fection In the nose or upper part
OF the throat which leads 10 in
fection OF the eustAchisn tube
which connects the middle part
OF the ear and throat.
BLOWING the nose improp-
~ erly and swimming are
sometimes responsible for trans
fer Of infection 70 the eustach-
fan tube. This Infection causes
the lining membrane OF the tube
10 swell and block the passage
way through IL. Then the air in
the middle ear Is absorbed, leav-
ng a vacuum. The ear drum
Is then drawn in because ~ the
vacuum and moderate pain may
be present. There is also
feeling Of fullness in the ear and
head noises or ringing in the
ears occurs. Dizziness may be
present in some instances
The treatment consists. first
of all, in getting rid Of those
conditions which may lead 20
the disorder such as enlarged
adenoids, sore throat or i'm
proper blowing Of the nose To
relieve the pain and discomfort
OF the condition. hot applications
or the use Of drops Of phenol
and glycerin NAV be helpful.
There Is a method OF blowing
air through the euStachian tubes
which, when properly carried
out by the doctor, may lead 10
complete relief OF the condition.
However, this must be done
gently and not at all II there is
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

hurt and ethical; complains that
II is being high-minded while
news dispensing agencies of
foreign countries are unprin-
cipled and unethical.
Owl always reminds me of an
old newspaper gag devised by
low minds in the business. Ac-
cordlng 10 these scalawags. the
definition Of an ethical journal
ist Is a reporter who has Just
had the pants scooped of n him.
He hasn't got the story, but
by golly-he has ethics
0WI has never faltered. II
" continued TO keep the faith
with President Truman's report
70 the nation. II sent the text
10 London--with the result that
the British press had copies
available an hour and a half be-
fore reporters were given IL in
Washington.
News services with offices in
London got the Presidents re-
port and transmitted IL back TO
this country before OWL re-
leased IL here.
DO you suppose owl will ever
find out about Pearl Harbor?
BUSINESS opportunities!
- earn while you learn! - big
money! - take our 30-day free
trial course and become an
atom editor
III bet we develop more atom
experts In the next few months
than you could hit with a potted
urani ium. So get in on the
ground floor. Amaze all your
friends by explaining thu atom.
CENATOR DENNIS CHAVEZ
- Of New Mexico has just come
through with an interesting
item Of information. The only
lives lost when the atom bomb
was first tested at Alamogordo.
y, NJ. at $50 a. m. on July II,
were two COWS. ~
Like the untiring servant of
his electorate that he is, Sen.
ator Chavez intends 10 intro
duce private relief bills next
session 10 indemnify the bereft
COW owner. That's the only way
the cowrnan can obtain redress.
He can't sue the government,
Uncle Sam being non-sue-able.
OF course. the COW owner
might attack the thing from an
other angle. He might charge
the Army with violating OPA
slaughtering regulationsl
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

ization papers, thus disproVing
canards that his Imperial High
ballness was born In Brooklyn.
Mike is a native Of London.
Strangely, his true name is
Romanoff, which gave him his
original inspiration to adopt"
the czarist clan. He says he will
definitely not change the mon
ECKER now 10 Mike Stain.
Sheila Graham. who is the
wife OF Canadian officer, is
preparing for another baby.
Sos Mrs. Eddie Bracken.
DR. Irving Berman, Holly
wood eye specialist, has IL fig
ured out that persons with nor
NAL sight should sit four times
the height OF the screen from
the screen, Bring your own
tape-measure!
TIIE COMMIES in and around
Il the movie industry have set
up such an organized and agon-
lied howl against proposed
Red probe that their activities
are accentuating the positive far
more than another official in
vestigation Is likely 10.
That Hollywood is crummy
with every shade OF bolshy low
ers is obvious 10 any one who
can see or hear.
A recent California legislative
survey turned up conditions
even more malodorous than sur
face symptoms had indicated.
Stars. producers, executives
with no understanding OF what
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16

great deal OF swelling OF the
egstachian tubes.
THE chronic middle-ear dis
Il turbance may result from
recurrent acute attacks OF re-
peated sore throAts. In this
condition, the opening OF the
eustachian tube is likely TO be
swollen and blocked and there
is some interference with the
passage Of air in and out OF the
middle ear.
Ringing In the ears is often
the only symptom mentioned by
the patient here may be some
deafness, particularly for low
tones, and occasionally there is
also dizziness. The ear drum is
often hardened and thickened.
Insofar as treatment of chronic
middle-esr disturbance is con-
cerned, once permanent changes
in the tissues have occurred,
there is not great deal which
can he done However, IL is
important 10 clear up infections
in the nose and throat. and 10
keep further attacks Of inflan-
nation of tho eustachian tube
from developing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
DAMON RUNYON
The Brighter
Side

pened is that the lads have
been saying the war has slowed
baseball down to nothing until
they have convinced themselves.
Personally, ! do not think 1t is
so bad. Maybe those lights
affected me even more than I
suspected.
After the game ! went down
under the stand TO the catering
offices and consulted my old
friend. Hal Stevens, about the
situation. Hal is the oldest of
the Stevens boys of catering
fame.
What do you think. Hal. has
baseball slowed up:" / asked.
II don't know" he said, eye
ing me closely. But you and !
have"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-16
oErTHFaAsxTMEs
Answers to Veterans

will not be called back to serv-
ice unless they are found to be
physically qualified.
OFF q husband In service
overseas In killed In action will
his widow draw insurance
money IL she remarries? -
b. A. w.
Ayes: remarriage Is no bar
TO the monthly installments.
February Of this year,
my husband now In the Pacific,
made a voluntary allotment of
pay equal to his overseas pay.
So far, I have not received 10.
Where should write for infor-
nation about why have not
received it?--Mrs. l.. N. 8.
A-You should write to the
same Office from which you get
your family allowance check.
State your husbands full. name,
rank, serial number and latest
address. Also state the approxi-
mate date when he said the
authorization was made and
when payments were to begin.
Q-I want to take advantage
of the educational rights to
which I am entitled under the
@. I. Bill a. q veteran Of this
war. How do I make application
for the schooling I want?--
IT. v. r.
A--You may file an applica-
ton on V. A. Form 1850, with
the Regional Office of tn e
Veterans Administration near
est to you; or you may simply
60 to the school of your choice
and the school (if II is an ap-
proved SCHOOL, will have the
proper form and will attend
to all the details of the filing of
the application for you.