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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
THAT'S SHORE SINGING

Add records Dinah Shore has
won 70 national singing polls since
1910. Kathryn Grayson, the
screens nice" girl, gets a change
of pace. She'll play a tough bur
lesque queen in Brighton Beach.
-. Promised and hoped for: Come
dian Ben Blue playing himself in
a badminton game for a Pete Smith
speciality.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
.UT SPEECHES GET THROUGH

BUT SPEECHES GET THROUGH
OSTON, Feb. Is. (UP)-The
Massachusetts Federation of Tax
pavers Associations, which had
scheduled its 18th annual meeting
for February, want stumped for
long when the federal ban on con-
ventions was announced. The group
merely Cancelled the convention, butt
announced the speeches would be
broadcast by radio en- the day
scheduled for the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
WOULD UNITY STATUTES

WASHINGTON, FEB. 70. lUP)-
Representative Homer A. Ramey
(R0 Ohio has introduced resolu-
ton en- toGying constitutional
amendment to permit congress to
establish uniform marriage and
divorce laws for the entire country.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
Now Many Wear
FALSE teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline mon.
acid) powder, holds false teeth more
firmly. To eat and talk in more com
fort, just sprinkle a little FASTEETH
on your plates. No gummy, gooey. pasty
taste or feeling. Checks plate door
1denture breath). Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
ENVOY QUITS POST

CANBERRA, Feb. II. CUP)-Nel-
son T. johnson, American minister
to Australia and dean Of the diplo-
matte corps at Canberra, confirmed
Thursday that he has resigned and
said he hoped to return to the
United States in April.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15

wonders why they are not described
as HollyWolves. Bob Murphy,
boniface Ct the House of Murphy,
has shed 55 pounds. w. c. FIELDS
asked him hcv he did it and Muir
ply said he jus stopped drinking.
I'D rather die announced Fields.
Vivian Blaine, just back frcm
her honeymoon with Agent Nanny
Frank. has enrolled in a Beverly
Hills cooking school. Producers
Pine and Thomas must be camera
addicts. Their last picture was
Double Exposure" their next,
Over Exposed
Here's the servant story to top all
servant stories. Sonny Tufts and
his wife hired 2 new cook by phone
the other day and, needing her that
night, Sonny agreed to go to her
home and pick her up. As Sonny
and the woman drove away from
her house, the car door accident
ally 1leW open ana was aIIllOSl loIA
off when it struck a telephone pole
Sonny started to swear The cook
got cut of the car and headed
homeward. saying; I refuse to
work for a man with such a tenn
per-"
Lionel Barrymore has his hair
curled every morning for his role
in The Valley of Decision" ." AS a
hairdresser went to work on him
cne morning, Greer Carson noticed
Lionel cringing. "Ske won't hurt
you" Greer kidded. She won't hurt
a beautiful woman moaned Lionel,
but how about a nasty old man?"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
PAINFUL C0RNS GO
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yust wet your corn or callous with loD-IsE.
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loosen so they can be easily removed with the
deeply imbedded core. No filing. cutting OF dis
comfort. SAFE, simple to use Get 35e lOD-lSE
az your druggist today and suffer no longer Sat
1sfaction or money back. AlWays at
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
AID TO LOTHAS.O $

ON4INI otRIII EJ4Nos
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feminine conlpamoasnip? Do va
wanna gal? Take a look at our
1945 model denydrated blonde.
Comes in three sizes. l8, 10, and
half-pint. Just tear the top off the
nearest first sergeant and .
Don't overlook our collapSible
foxhole-no hurry, no rush, no dig
in"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
REMINDERS OF HOME

Moore ana sgt. Ashley Simms
former world traveller and lecturer
from Los Angeles, have been broad
casting similar "phoney CONNER
cialS" in the CT tradition so the
boys on Saipan won't forget what
home is like.
Network shows rebroadeast OF
overseas service stations carry M
advertising, and the take-offs OF
commercials are interspersed or
WILD programs for the listening
pleasure OF the frustrated, Moore
and SimmS explained.
Simms recently broadcast thi:
script:
Amer: Have you tried quench!
quickly dehydrated oeer-so smooth
so foamy. the famous opera star
Me Lew eau De Pau So Bau Cou 81
Nam De Pummy, has this to sa,
about quenchy quickly:
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15
Yanks on Saipan
Beam Own Ideas
Of Commercials

SAIPAN, Feb. Is. tUP)-"After
years OF research, the Stun Manu-
featuring Company has perfected
fumf the different breakfast cer-
cal. Fumf doesn't cracK1e, sparkle
or make any other kind Of loud
noise. The minute you pour cream
on it. fumt >ettles doWu INTO .
soggy. greenisn mass.
That radio commercial, heard by
listening thousands. is a sample of
those bea-..e>. over station WILD,
Saipan. us uninhibited author IS
T Sgt. Jim Moore. Berkeley, Calf
ornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-15

ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME
Lee Horton, the radio writer
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

Dedous sc S Mani dojemne lou
Sill a tesil Sc, re budou patrit dc
ceskeho osvobozeneho statu. =
Pc ustopen1 "a demarkacnl
caru utvorenou rekou Olsl, re
samotneho mesta T6sfna byl
ceskoslovenske republice prir-
cen jen nepatrny zlomek Cesky
Tesfn, kudy projfzdela trait Ko-
sice-Bohumln. Hlavnf cast me-
sta dostali Polaci (Cieszyn) =
Bohuzel, lid nemel tehdy pra-
va rozhodovat O tom, Ike komu
chce patriti. Kdyby byvalo do
slo k plebiscitu jak bylo zamy-
sleno, situace mohla pozdeJl
vypadati jinak.
Neni dosud uplne jasno, kde
budou urcene move hranice.
Kdyzte vsak jine evropske
zeme jsou odmenovany roZsa-
hlymi kraji jake kompensace
"a odstoupene 1zeml, byly by
zadoucno, ably Ceskoslovensku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

Jim Coffield, 223 Id. z Kan
sas City VS.. Secret" Atom CO
|275 lb.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Kola Kwariani, 235 Id. z Rus
ka VS.. Frank Hewitt, $50 Id. z
Kanady.
Mike Halter, PIG Id. (Polsky
American) VS.. Wild Bill Canny,
.218 10. z Orlando, Fla.
Tom Mahoney, 235 Id. z Flo
ridy VS.. Chick Garibaldi, 218
re st. Louis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Nyni jest so korun "a dollar.

Nasledkem zlepseni mezina-
rodnlch financnfch pomeru V
Ceskoslovenske republiky, svo-
lila vlada Spoj. Statn k zvetse-
nj pomeru vym6ny ma so korun
Ia dollar.
S~oucasne Sc ceskoslovenska
vlada zasazuje vsemozne o u
pravenl a stabilisaci financnlch
pomer1 donna tax, ably bylo do.
sazeno pfimerenych cen "a Il
votni potfeby, a doufa, re Sc j
to v kratke dobe podaff.
LIE tudfz nynf, pocfnaje 1. IL
stopadu, posflati do Ceskoslo-
venska penize v pomeru so ko-
run "a dollar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
DOUBLE FEATURE

PTfstf dtery, Is. listopadu Y
kTfzkovych zapasech poTada.
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Con.
tosem v hlavnfch dvou zapa.
sech ktere urceny jsou ma dobu
jedne porazky 1cinkovati bu.
dou:
Ed Stranger Lewis, 26O ID. z
Los Angeles (Byvaly Svetovy
Mistr) VS.. Laverne Baxter, 236
Id. z Portland (Wrestlings No.
/ VILLAIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Ruska vzducholod leta mad
Cernym mofem.

Ruska vzducholod Victory
dokoncila prave let, trvajfci
dele nez 80 hodin mad Cernym
morem, jak oznamil moskevskJ
casopis "Bolsevik".
We zprave Sc prav1, re tato
vzducholod vykonala velkou
praci, pocftajic v, to zjistovanf
plovoucfch min.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
CSR obnovilo obchod Sc
Svycarskou Republican.

Ceskoslovensko a Svycarsko
obnovilo obchod die transitni
dohody S americkymi a fran
couzskymi okupacnfmi autori-
tami v Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

mdSSy JSOu Cdk VySpclo, re
dovedou chapati zodpovednost
spoluvlady, sp~oluf1zenl svych
osud1. Bohuzel, re mnohdy Sc
stava, re mfvajf mad sebou sill
ny bic tam kde to jeste nedove-
dou. Vyspelost technicke kul-
fury, regimentace tela i ducha,
zdanliva harmonic naroda ma
venek, neznamena jeSte soulad,
poradek uvnitr. -
Nedavno jsme byli rozruseni
zpravou O odchodu ma vecnost
jednoho z vedouc1ch dGstojn1-
XII ceskoslovenske armady v
prvni svetove valce, generala
Snejdarka. Tento vynikaj1c1
francouzsky legionaT, ktery "a
sveho pobytu v cizine byl i del
81 dobu We francouzske cizinec-
Ike legii kde sc nekolikrate wy
znamenal, byl poveren pocat-
KEN roku 1919 okupac1 Tesfn-
ska, casti Slezska, ktere ode
davna patrilo do rance histo-
rickych zemf ceskych, a ktere
privandrovalci z Nemecka a
Polska zalidnili. A mermomo-
CT 81 chteli pax prisvojiti tento
kraj, bohaty ma svoje uhelne
dolly, zelezarny a tezky pr1my-
81. Ackoliv pred nedavnem O.
pet zavltala vladni ceskosloven
ska komise do teto oblasti, ably
zdGraznila, re patti do rance
move republiky, ocekavame Sc
zajmem dalsich zprav kde VIA
sine Dude vymezena koneena
hranice. -
"Stotisic mas ponemcili,
stotisfc mas popolStili,
jeSte zbyva sedmdesat tisic -.
ale drive neil zhynem,
robka s dcerkou,
chlop Sc synem,
zpijeme Sc rudym vinem,
pred Tesfnem, pred Tesinem."
( Stale jsou nam v 1--WE pameti
slova Bezrucovy basne, kterou
burcoval slezsky lid v pOsled-
mich letech rakouske monar-
chic. Jaky mali dnes vyznam?
General Snejdarek mas vedl
az temer k Bflsku ma jafe 1919,
a u Skocova "a TeSfnem nam
polske kulomety skosily neko-
Xix Get tech, kterf unikli sire
lam ma Marine a Piave. Pod je-
no vedenfm byli bychom zabra-
Ii a uchovali cele historicke u
zemf move sc rodfc1 republice,
ale mezispojenecka komise, kite
"a urcila delimitacn1 caru po-
del Tekly Olse, rozhodla jinak.
Pr nasem postupu nase HID
ka jednou zabrousila v bezkyd-
skych horach do chatky, oby-
vane starym dedouskem a jeho
rodinou. Bylo plno snehu vsu-
de a zejmena tam v tech no
rach a byli jsme radi, re jsme
Sc mohli ma chv1li ohrati a wy
pitt koflik horkeho CAFE. Pr
vstupu do svetnicky, We ktere
ma stomach byly rozvesene sva-
te obrazky, v koutech ma stare
zitnych postel1ch byly skoro az
do stropu narovnane periny, ma
snehobilych kamnech spal ko-
cour, a u kolovratku pracovala
babicka, - upoutala mas vzor-
ma cistota, ktera byla zvlastno-
sti pro tyto osamele konciny.
! Dedous mas pTivital kfestan-
skym pozdravem a kdyz po-
znal, re jsme cestf vojaci, cho-
val Sc lined privetiveji. Mezi
jinym vytahl odnekud .haldu
knih a k nasemu pfekvapenf
pr listovanf jsme poznali, re
|isou to stare ceske knihy -
svabachem psane. Nejtlustejsi
mezi mimi byla kralicka bible,
kterou pry zvlaste starostlive
opatruje. A jail Sc nam vykla-
DAFT, re jeste jeho dedecek kdy
81 Jim cetl z techto knih, re pry
"a jeho DOLBY byli tam jeste jen
sami ::Morawacy" a NELL pry
i sveho "morawskeho" kneze.
Bylo to mezi Skocovem a Bill
skem, tedy temeT tam kde BY
vala slezsko-halicska hranice
We stare rfsi rakousko-uherske.
Coz mas pTesvedcilo, re tytol
- 49, IZ~-ol- LIxrns nnLHn 1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

bylo zachovano alespon to, co
patrilo pc celia staletf k celist-
vosti zem1 koruny ceske.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Miumi u. President Named

OXFORD, Ohio, Nov. 90 (P).-Dr
Ernest Hahne of Northwestern Uni
versity has been selected to succeed
the late DR.. Alfred H Upham as
president of Miami University. DR..
Upham died last February II
Evening star., 1945-11-29
WA Will Inaugurate
Constellation Service
To Europe Monday
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Transcontinental g. Western Air,
Inc, announced today that it would
inaugurate service to Europe and
the Middle East next Monday with
fight Of one of its Consultations
from Washington to Paris.
The flight will mark the first use
of the giant transport in passenger |
travel by a commercial airline
Jack Frye, TWA president, said
that detailed plans for the trans
Atlantic service would be announced |
in few days.
This flight will show for the
first time what can be expected in |
high speed, over weather flying |
across the Atlantic" Mr.. Frye said.
Passengers will ride at miles a
minute in the smooth air of high |
attitudes. A pressuried, air-condi-
toned cabin will insure ground
level comfort"
Before the takeoff from National
Airport at 2:30 pm, the Constella-
tion will be christened the Paris
Sky Chief by Nine. Henri Bonnet,
wife of the French Ambassador.
Passengers on the inaugural flight
will include Postmaster General
Hannegan, Representative Lea,
Democrat, of California, Represen-
tative Cannon, Democrat, of Mis- !
scuri; Gael Sullivan, Chicago, Sec
ond assistant Postmaster General; |
w. A. M. Burden, assistant plenipo-
tentiary of France; Sean Nunan,
counselor of the Irish Embassy; A. |
S. Koch of the Civil Aeronautics |
Administration; Henry Lesieur, gen.
eral manager in North America for |
Air France; and Sidney Maestro of
st. Louis, president of the Missis-
sippi Valley Trust Co.
Press and radio representatives |
will include Larry Hauck, Associated
Press; Thomas Cluck, United Press;
Venice Willicombe, International |
News Service; Don Pryor, Columbia
Broadcasting System; and Stanley
Richardson, National Broadcasting
Co.
Stops will be made at Gander
Field, Newfoundland, and Shannon |
Airport, Ireland, on the 3,S40-mile
route. Earlier this week a TWA
Constellation carrying company per-
sonnel and technicians on a shake
down flight covered the distance In .
ID hours. and 18 minutes air time.
Miumi u. President Named |
OXFORD, Ohio. Nov. 90 LPy.-Dr.
Ernest Hahne of Northwestern Uni |
versity has been selected to succeed
the late DR.. Alfred H. Upham as
president of Miami University. Dr. |
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Romonion Government
10 Stoy. Moscow Thinks

MOSCOW, Sept. 13 P.-1n-
formed diplomats here predicted
freely today that British and Amer
ican hopes Of having the current
Romanian government replaced
would meet with no success what
ever.
These sources said that while
United States Secretary of State
James F. Byrnes and British For
eign Secretary Bevin were suggest
ing changes in the government of
Prime Minister Petru Groza, that
government was becoming stronger
at home every day. They added
there was not the slightest indi-
cation the Russians would change
their opinion of the regime.
Groza and his ministers, looked
on by the Soviet Union as repre-
sentative of the Romanian people
and capable of governing the ma
ton, will return to Romania
strengthened by a conference in
which they won substantial aid from
Russia through new economic agree
mentS.
Romania won in the conference
loans of wheat and corn to stave
off any threat of starvation. Groza
also won, among other concessions
from the Soviet Union, a decision
to decrease demands for payments
in grain and fodder for use by
Soviet occupation troops.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

sasi ;fsss wv; sM s'sssa lszs sss:
a'ps ss M0nsss ssos ssnon xsnss Fs Edsd
aos s% xs s9 hess ss6s 5sw 4sehts ses5
Army, Navy drive. Arlington.
SN; NV: eqJDi: John 3: Butter '? soa7 rissef
:. AS;rivins Al; tomorrow on the Aaultsnia and
Md; Pfc Lee W. Weinrich, 2427 Monroe
sa sSsst nF Thsesg. st.. RGH1d HURLEY
slsergt; George l. Ridley. s2s varnumi
fna! ftGsss NW ayens Gergl Will9m p9s Toey 4s1e
ward 8. Hunter, 47O5 Bethesda avenue,
Bethesda, Md; Pfc George G. Maxwell,
Hiienha Hiaah street YET e. Harold c. Parsons 1904
si Gsds1 sir.es Eoyd
Silver spfins' sis sse1 wfiam SRf.ns svsnSs Tss
Waod eRns5 saa s59 coIsss strss N.Y. Pfc CHARLES
pike. Arijnston; Pfc. George E; Giddinss.
FsS5s Fssss' .sEsst Ms:' R''. DAVID Click 1916
street, Hyattsviiie, Md; Pfc James Hendiey
1920 Fuller street NV.
Also Pfc. Marshall r.. Stream, 243 Eas
Montgomery avenue, Rockville, Md
st1ssI Raphael rat Batsagln 54Ss FTs
Fourth street; ARC George Wetherby
1901 Massachusetts, avenue; Pfc. Carl F
Haga. SOL East Main street, Arlington
Pfc. George L. Pugh, II East Howell ave
nue., Alexandria; Pfc. Alexander Thornhill
GAO Potomac drive; Brookmont, Md; Pfc
James A. Ward. Lookout Green sw
Also Pfc. George R. Hopkins, jr., 4404
Forty-seyenth street NV; Pfc Carl r
lington; Pfc. Joseph F. Kenney, Fort
Belyoir. Va; 1st 1t Philip D. Lines 115
Pfc James w Martin, 1900 street Sc
Evening star., 1945-09-13
.112 Men Of D. T.. Area
Due at New York by
Saturday on 7 Ships

One hundred and twelve WASH
ington area veterans Of the Euro
pean war are listed by the Army as
due to arrived in New York today,
tomorrow and Saturday on seven
transports, including the Aquitania
and the Gen. Harry Taylor.
Arriving today on the Gen. Harry
Taylor:
road, Prince GEORGES County. Nd; T15
Thomas Seal, GaithersbLrg. Nd; Pfc.
Moses Habersham. 236 Sixth street NV:
Sergt Welmore A. Cook, 500 street NE.
TIA JOS. c. Howard, 1913 Halt street .s.W:;
Sire Street NE: s1serst Asb2ri b2 'HHs [. Holland d.
4. Johnson ssSo chsmpisip street NV;
PVT: Edward WashinEten. s2s K street tree:
s.W.; Maj. Daniel R., Thoma. l61l North
Brysnt street, Arlington, Va: serEt; Car
Ashley. 6714 South First street. Arlington.
Va; Pfc. Charles j. Muller, 506h Second
sntyTs, street sE cSrpl :, hoEenz t H. Powell & s2e
Gregg, 716 Third street Sc; TI5 Herbert
Burnett; 1905 Florida avenue NE: also
T/5 Clarence Snead. 446 street NV;
Pvt. Henry J; Robinson, whose address was
listed as 902 Third street: S/Sergt. Rob-
ert L. Watson, 1925 Corcoran street NV;
Sergt. Thurston D. Nickens. 6115 Four
teenth street NV; Corpl. John B. An
M. Brooks, 1929 Sixth street NV; Pfc
Windham, ARC, 1873 G street NV:
st 1t. Lindley Hanson, 4519 Eighteenth
street north. Arlington, Va; Pfc. Ralph C.
Kirby. 1902 Potomac avenue Sc; Pfc.
Pvt. Marshall H.. Keys, "a Quincy place
NV; S/Sergt. George E. johnson, 217
north Washington street. Rockville, Md;
TIA Herbert L. Battle, 716 Sixth street
NE; TIA Thomas c. Locke, 637 Third
street NE; Pvt. Lloyd McCottery, s25
Tenth street NE: Pvt. Leroy Miles, 119
schott court NE; Pvt Thomas Mitchell,
l06 M street NV; Pvt. Cyril Moody. 43
@ street NE.
Pfc. Isaih Lurry, 1918 Church street
NV; Pfc. Henry w. McClain. A Quincy
place NE: Pfc. Hamilton Plummer. 1907
Georgia avenue NV. Pfc. Rudolph N
Sirbert, 522 North Royal street. Aexan-
dria, Va: Pfc. Albert A. Warner. whose
address was listed as 2134 Eighth street;
Pfc Charles E. Burrough. 1920 Hunt
Capitol street: T/5 william jackson, 1O06
M street NV; IT'S James johnson. 1924
California street NV: T/5 William T
Pfc. Harry Aiken. 2316 Shannon place
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Services Held at Grove
For Leroy H. Getz, So

Graveside services for Leroy H.
Getz, So, were held this morning
at the Sacred Heart Cemetery at
Bushwood, Md. Services were held
last night at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey funeral home, Silver Spring,
Md.
Mr.. Getz died at Emergency Hos
pital Sunday night. He had been
employed since March, 1874, as q
meat cutter by the Safeway Stores
and worked at the store at 1924
Seventh street NV.
A native of Hagerstown, Md, he
lived in Washington the last five
years. His residence here was 1882
Ninth street NV.
Mr.. Getz is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Leona Heatwole,
Washington, and Miss Amy Getz,
Libertytown, Nd; three sons, Joseph
Getz, Washington; Francis Getz,
Libertytown, and William Getz,
Thurmont, Md.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

Pfc. william g. ovitt, 47o2 Langdrum
lane. lane. Chevy Chase, Nd; Pfc. William W.
Wilson, 2514 North Harrison street, Ar
ARRIVING Saturday on the transports
Floyd and William Howell:
eighth place NE; siserst. Harry +. Nor
Md; T/5 Ralph Mcneil. 43O5 Thirty
a6 Sixteenth street nDen 1ortS T. xrns Mhss
ton; TVS Paul Schmidt, Berwyn, Nd; Pc
Robert L. Downing, 4125 Military road
Also Pfc. Otis W. Stewart, Rockville.
Md; T/5 Bryan B. Davis, so DenwooG
avenue, Takoma Park, Md; T/Sergt. wiz
liam r. OToole, 1905 North Oak street,
S9Etef S9S Street Nv IL Flesd S5af : Rssyss ss
Roberts. Gaithersburg Md; Pfc. Carl a.
MMe9uesnsy' Ms san, VI 1925 BIadenSburg road NE,
Pfc: Herbert Lucas, Washington
Fifteen men from the Washing
ton area were on the sailing lists of
four transports which arrived at
New York yesterday from Europe in
addition to those listed in Tuesdays
Star.
They are:
Haines. sIsergt. James r. Marshall. va
ZION M J. Wood TI5 Noble H. Waugh and
pfi FROM oamfS Ma4ylsnd&f5 H; MsR0 II Upton l. Doo.
son, Rockville; Sergt Joseph S. Swinson.
Fort Meade; I'd 1t. Lawrence Fox, Green
belt; corpl. Richard T: Fleshman, Colmar
and Corpl. Eugene E. Stevens, Bethesda
From Virginia-Pfc, Leonard G. Scott.
Alexandra; TL5 David F. Jackson, Gull
peper; TIA William NJ Lambert, Warren
Evening star., 1945-09-13

mother, Mrs. Annie Sinnott Dev-
ereux, who died in october, 1914.
Asked what he thought Of an As
sociaGed Press report from Tokyo
which quoted Maj. Deyereux as de-
nying that he ever sent a message
during the defense of Wake to send
us more Japs," Pat said:
eff dad said he didn't ask for more
Japs, I guess he didn't"
Other members of the large Dev-
ereux family were not planning q
celebration for the major until they
see how his health is. Most of the
family will be here when Maj.
Devereux comes home.
Mrs. Joseph S. Devereux, wife of
the majors brother, is at her home
at West Bradley lane, Chevy Chase.
Others here are three brothers, Ed
ward Devereux of the Lafayette
Hotel and Tristan Devereux, who
was discharged recently from the
Canadian Army with the rank of
sergeant, and Maj. John Devereux
of 1880 Bancroft place NV, and
0WO ASfClC Qua SlotClo, Mlbs 11oAI y
Chase and Mrs. r. H. Jeschke.
Two other sisters expected to
come to washington when Maj. Dev-
ereux arrives are: Mrs. Raymond
Crist, Camp Lejeune, N. c., and
Miss Agnes Devereux of Baltimore.
Pat will have a lot to tell his
father about what he has done in
the last four years. In letter,
Maj. Devereux told his son from a
Jap prison camp, When I return
I want you to like riding. I don't
care how well you are able to per-
form" Pat said he will tell his
father he loves to ride. Later
Maj. Devereux advised Pat not to
do too much boasting about the
Marines; They do enough for
themselves"
The boy, who will be II next
month, has decided TO become a
Marine himself.
81 don't know whether Dad will
know me or not" Pat said. Tive
gained so pounds and grown two or
three inches since he saw me last"
Evening star., 1945-09-13
DemobiIizution
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continue. He added Congress would
have to decide later about peace
time compulsory military training.
Senator Revercomb, Republican,
of West Virginia said it was clear
to him that military officials want
to continue selective service indefi-
nitely"
Estimate of Volunteers.
Congress must act to see to it
that they DON'T" he said.
Mr.. Patterson estimated, with the
generals nodding assent, that volun-
tary recruiting under a new plan
of inducements would total about
100000.
Senator Johnson later took issue
with that statement.
They can get 100000 men a
month if they go at it right" he
declared. eff they will let these
boys come home from overseas on a
months furlough, a lot of them will
decide that they like the Army life"
The Army announced today that
661 900 soldiers had been discharged
from May II through September T..
During the week ending September
z, there were 10000 GIs returned
to civil life.
In summary of the redeploy-
ment and demcbilization program,
the Army said 100000 men we're
returned to the United States from
overseas theaters between May 12
and August 81. The Army said
10000 of them arrived during the
week of August 24-31.
Meanwhile, soldier-turned Sem
ator said he isn't yet ready to ex-
press an opinion on demobilization
procedures beyond this hope: That
they don't turn into a political
football.
The hope was expressed by SEN
ator Knowland, Republican, of
California, who rose from selectee
to major before he was appointed
last month to complete the term of
the late Senator Hiram w. johnson.
Marines Cut Critical Score.
Rounding out the days demobil-
ization picture was the Marines
new critical score for releasing male
personnel-70, down from 85-and
a ruling that all Marines over IS,