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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-07

Yes, she's a
 Wife Mother Cook Maid of all work Partner with her in the going concern we Americans call home More than that, she's salt ing away every the family doesn't absolutely need for up keep in little project she likes to call Tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-07

She's putting her money in WAR BONDS the soundest nan cia backing anyones Tomorrow ever had And because she's srewd woma she is determined hold those Far Bonds in spite any temptation she has to cash them in.
 She knows that by holding her War Bonds until they
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
GLENDALE
Community News

Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Sammons
and daughters visited friends here
last week
j Weldon Dickerson. L. s. Navy.
is spending a few days leave with
his wife here.
Mr. and Mrs George VI. Reed.
Jr.. and daughter. Paula Junr. of
Milford We're callers in town on
Sunday
Misses Allie ana Mia MackIm
We're callers in Milford ON Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs +. Gorlich and
daughter OF New York We're week
end guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Cor
Itch. ST.
PFC. Elma Hase Gorman. WAC
recently returned from service in
England. and has been visiting hcl
sister and brothcr-in-laW. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles lI0yt
Miss May Thaycr OF Wilmington
recently spent few days at hen
home here
Mr and Mrs. W l.. l.indalr wei,
Saturday evening callers in MI
ton
Isaac Webb. who has been III. i,
slowly recovering at This writing
Mrs. II. G. Coleman has the la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Tnnmon.
spent the WEEKEND in philadrl
phia
Mrs. w. w. IIouseman entertain
ed guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie KrOh Of Milford va
Il CUES, OF Mr. and Mrs. r. Y
Smith during the week end
Mr. and Mrs Henry Stewart O
Wilmington are visiting thci
daughter and Son-in-law. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Clarence Spicer.
Mrs j. S Short. ST.. and Mis-
AIillie Short We're Sunday guest
Of Mr. and Mrs John Green an,
family Of Lincoln
Miss Gwrndolyn Lynch was tn
Sunday guest OF Miss Mildred Mil
man OF ltrddcn
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. +. a. Lynch were Mrs F,mm
llellrns and Mrs Clara Wilson G
Ellendalc
Dickey King has received n
honorable discharge from the Al
my after serving four years. Fc
three years OF that time he was
prisoner of war in Germany. III
brother, Earl King. is also HON
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

SUNDAY, OcIODrT II
Sunday school services at > y, m.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
VETERANS IMPORTATION
(OIIM\
National EmpIo! The PLY >ically
Handicapped Week

Paul Y. NcNu1t. former chair
man. WAlC says The handicap
! ed helped Win the W,l, they de-
~elye an equal pcacetimc Job OPP
portunitE.' General Oman y Brad
ley, Administrator OF Veterans Al
tairs says. "plSahlcd Veteran,
have first can on the nations con-
ideration Give them their chance
ana the;1l deliver tho goods.
The Veterans Employment Ser
vice of Delaware say. For those
v no gave the most We must lind
suitable employment
In our drive 1or total employ
Iaeut Of the handicapped. the
radio clergy and employers have
been most cooperative. and We feel
tfat DtIaWareans viii demand thai
cur retiring disabled Veterans ho
suitably employed 70 The employ
Gr, maN We suggest that Il careful
survey hc made OF their business
and that any iuh openings cNisliua
that can be titled by a handicapped
veteran b" reported Immediately tt
the closest United States Employ
ment Service Station office
The disabled soldier or hamdi-
capped worker can be the right
GHn in the right job. no longer
disabled as 10 production, earning
capacity. or usefulness in society
II properly placed, he can do a,
good. il not better job than his
ahlc-hodied brother.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Technician. has received his hon
oruble discharge and is al his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II Draper OF
Milford were guests Of relatives
here ON Sunday
Mrs. Frank Sullivan was a
guest al the Thompson-Johnson
weddm. i'm WinuinGton on Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ. Nelson are
spending several days with rela-
tivts in North Carolina.
Ahs Edwin Silman passed away
at 60 a. m Thursday Al her
home on State Street following
several weeks illness Funeral ser
vices were held from her late
home al p. m Sunday with in
tclmtnt in Millsboro Delaware.
Miss Evelyn Phillips is spending
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

her vacation with friends in Phila-
delphia and with her sister Mrs.
ID. X. Brady and Mr. Brady in
Baltimore
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton is visiting
relatives in Georgia.
Mrs. Walter Hastings who has
been i'll al her home on Jewell St
for sometime is reported as being
improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benson who
have been living AT Deepwater.
New Jersey for sometime have a
Temporary home here. Ma Benson
who was employed AT the New
Jersey plant has been transferred
10 the DUPONT Plant in Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Morris en-
teftained Mr ana Mrs. Thomas
Phillips OF Baltimore over the past
week end.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hayes and
Mrs Elizabeth Norris OF Houston
and PFC Maurice Harrington of
Camp Dix.
Mr. and Mrs Norman II. Willis
of Dover visited Harrington rcla-
tiycs ON Sunday
Rally Day services Will be- held
in The Trinity Methodist Church ON
Sunday. Oct0hcr II. II Il. m Pro
motion in the church school Spc-
cial sermon hy the pastor Rev.
Thomas {. Jones. Subject. "rhr
Influence of Parents over Chil-
drcn
30 p. IN. The pageant. The Re
vcaling Hilltop presented by -
children
Music by the Rainbow Chorus
and Junior Choir. Special Offering
10 take care Of the oil burners 10
be installed in The church base
ment. This Offering 10 be- present
ed by the various groups OF the
church school
Thursday, October Is. the first
quarterly conference will be hrlC
in The church annex Dr Mulieun
District Superintrndcnt, presiding
II. Stephens Church
Fleming Street
Episcopal
Sunday. October II
9:l3 a. m. Holy Communion ant
Sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
DELMAR

Mr. and Mrs Nelson BRADLEY and
daughter Marjorie Lee of Aber-
deem. Maryland We're the week end
visitors with Mrs Bludley's par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs Lee. w Cullen.
Mrs. Gretchen Lowe Collins and
daughter. Diannr and Mrs. Mary
Tinley Phillips lett Monday tol. Il
visit III Florida.
Mrs Geer&c w Bounds Of VII
mington was the guest OF Nj. and
Mrs Charles Moore Tor the past
few days
Mrs Rosa Stevens has had hcl
brother, Mn C. J. Stevens. ais,
Mr.. and Mrs George Smider all oi
Pampa. Texas as her guests.
Mr.. j. Elton IIeHrn who recently
was honorahly discharged from
the Army with Mrs. Healm an,
visiting relatives in pun2otca4up
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. f. {. NoItham lof
town 4 few days ago To spend
month with their daught,r. who il
stationed At Fort Lewis. Washing
tom on the West Coast.
Louis NJ Hastings Naval .Ai
Preaching ai > D. m. hV The paS
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Is. \ailOr. Pastor

Preaching at > p. IN. by The -
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

from overseas and expects his dis
charge soon.
Miss Betty Henry Of George
town spent "Wednesday night with
Miss Grace Smith
Obituary
Mrs. Sarah +, Donovan. age -
gears. PASSED away suddenly at
her residence on Monday. October
/ Funeral services We're held on
Thursday afternoon AT two O'Clock
from the tllcndaIe Methodist
Church with interment in the FL
lendalc cemetery. Rev. W &. Bar
low officiatcd. Surviving Mrs. Don
ovan is her husband. James H..
Donovan. one son. Clarence Spl-
Ger OF Ellendal". and one grand
daughters Mrs George Knots OF
kenton. Mrs Donovan will be miss
ed in this community rs always
ready 10 lend a helping hand 10 one
HjStCpSS m. need
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort

FASTEt"FH. a pleasant alkaline
mon- -acid) powder. holds falls" teeth
more firmly To eat and talk in more
comfort. ju~t sprinkle a little FAS-
TEETH on your plates. no gummY.
gouty. paNty taste or feeling. Ch"Ck 5
plate Odor" tdrnturr hIt:tthl. Get
FASTEI"TII at any drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Ellcndalc Methodist Church
Rev. ". e.. Barlow. Pastor

Sunday. October II
Sunday school services at 10 a.
m. III charge OF r. w Ireland. su-
pcrintcndrn1.
Prraching at II Il. m.
Evening service at 30 o'cIoch.
Meeting
The New Market ". 5. G. :. will
be entertained by Mrs Irwin Webb
III her home on Main street Ellen
dale. ON Thursday evening Octo-
brr IS. All cordially invited.
Meeting
Class so will meet with Miss
Millic Short ON Friday evening
October T. All cordially invited.
Met 0llcy'> Methodist Chapel
Rev. ". g.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. October il
Sunday school services in charge
of Preston Donovan. supcrintrnd
cnt.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. ". e.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. October II
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Sunday October 1t
Sunday school services at > p. n
Preaching by the pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

AS p%ASA SPRINGS TOWARD THE SAFETY OF THE
EnT-DOOE, ZOGA GIVES a HARSH CACkLE OF
TFLJMPA> = = AND HIRL5 POvVfI A WHOLE BAT TEFy
OF SPEARS ACROSS THE TUNNEL! - -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

FLASH OuTSPEEDS AND OuT6uES5ES
THE HIGH PRIEST AS LiE DODGES
THE POISONED SPEARS ZOGA
LAUNCHES AT HIM. IT'S GREATER
BROkEN-FlElO RUNNING THAN
ANY FOOT BALL GAME.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NO 326
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA =
TO: The following whose residence,
post office and street addresses are
unknown:
Rene Krebs
Mary l., Dupont
and the unknown spouses, a%licnces.
devisees, creditors. heirs at law and
legal representatives Of the above
named persons. and any II all per
sons, firms or corporations having or
claiming any interest whatsoever in
the lands described herein,
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the United States District Court
for the SOUTHERN Division of the
Southern District of Mississippi IN
the City of Biloxi. ON the THIRD
Monday of February, 1916. to answer
to the petition of the United States
in Cause No. 326 Civil, for the con-
demnation of the land hereinafter
described, in which proceeding you
are a defendant.
The lands involved in said proceed
ing are situated IN Jackson County,
Mississippi, and are more particu-
larry described as follows. towit;
An easement for the construction
of drainage facilities in connection
with Project MISS. 22l77. to be 100
feet in width and more fully described
as follows:
From the southeast corner of the
Rene Krebs Private Claim-Seetion
No. 4. Township 8 South. Range 6
West, of the st. Stephens Meridian in
Jackson County, Mississippi, which
corne is on the range line between
Ranges s and 6 of said County and
State. 2 miles south of the northeast
corner of said Township. and which
would be the southeast corner of Sec
ton u of said Township If the same
were divided into regular sections,
run S 80 ~degrees-37ia minutes w, with
the south line of Section z a distance of
1880 feet; thence N 0 d~egrees-03 min
utes w n distance of 2107. So feet for a
point of beginning.
Thence N 0 degrees-03 minutes w a
distance of 10000 feet; thence NJ 80 de
grees-57 minutes r a distance of 500 .i3
feet and to the center of an exist
ing drain ditch: thence S 80 degrees
So minutes +, with the center of said
ditch a distance of 100 so feet; thence
S 80 d~egrees-57 minutes w a distance of
629.57 feet and to the point of be-
ginning.
The above described land being and
lying in the County of Jackson and
State of Mississippi and containing
1863 acres, more or less.
PARCEL NO. Prom the southeast
corner of the Rene krebs Private
Claim-Section No. 7, Township 8
South. Range 6 West, of the st. Ste
phens Meridian in Jackson County.
Mississippi, run S 80 d~egrees-37ia min
utes W, with the south line of Section z
a distance of 498. so feet; thence N
0 degrees-W minutes w a distance of
2107. SO feet for a point of beginning.
Thence N 0 d~egrees-03 minutes w dis
lance of 5000 feet; thence NJ 80
degrees-57 minutes + a distance of
498. so feet; thence S 0 d~egrees-03 min
utes f a distance of 1000 feet; thence
s 80 ~degrees-57 minutes w a distance
Of 493 go feet and to the point of be-
ginning.
The above described land being aud
lying IN the County of Jackson and
State of Mississippi and containing
LAS acres. more or less.
PARCEL NO. Prom the southeast
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Library Notes

"The Black Rose, Thomas B.
Costain, Doubleday & Doran,
1945.
This exciting historical novel
moves from England after the
CrusadeS to the Orient of Kublai
Khan. It's the story of a young
English nobleman who fights his
way to the heart Of the fabulous
Mongol empire and returns to
find that he must choose between
the English heiress and an en-
chanting girl of the East.
After Walter of Gurnie, bas-
tard son of the Earl of Lessford,
became embroiled in the Oxford
tiots of 1878 he left college and
sailed East to seek further knowl-
edge and riches along the spice
trails leading into the land of
Cathav. He left behind the
lovely Engaine, who had decided
to marry another, but with him
went his best friend, the blonde
archer, Tristram Griffen.
In Antioch they had to deal
with the fat, all powerful mer-
chant. Anthems, who arranged to
send them on one of his opulent
caravans into China to meet XII
blai Kahn's great general, Bayan
of the Hundred Eyes. With them
as presents for the Khan went a
harem of Antioch beauties, In
GLIDING Maryam, daughter of an
English crusader and a Grecian
woman. Both Walter and Iris
tram fell in love with he'd and
under Bayan's very nose helped
her to escape. For this Walter
was tortured by neal of the in
genious Rope Walk, but he sur
vived it, and restored to Bayan's
favor, and was made an emissary
to the city of Kinsai.
In Kinsai Walter met Maryam
again and married her, but in try
ing to get away they were sep
arated and Walter and Tristran,
made the long journey back to
England where they were well
coined as rich and famous heroes
Walter waited for Maryam &c
make her way across half the
globe, but as the months slid into
years he began to give up hops
and to turn TO his first love, En-
game. How Walter overcame
the stigma of his birth and re.
solved the conflict of his double
love make a stirring and dra.
matte climax. Although the
course of the narrative is mark
ed by breathless action, this Is
essentially . love story, and one
Of great warmth and tenderness
The characters are so completely
alive and believable, and the tap
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

THoMPSoN'S TRANSFER CO. Nov
ers of fine furniture Give Thompson
YOUR moving worries, why take
chances every load2 Insured. Plenty
padding. Phone 664-M. Office 446
Becht st. 2-8tp 8-24
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
BUSINESS SERVICES

loving AND HAULING. CONTACT
sIG JIM. 513 Jackson ST. Phone 91a2.
2 8tp 9-2i
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

estry ofsthe period is so wildly
woven in the fascinating back
ground, that the reader emerges
with the sense of actually hav-
ing lived for many engaging
hours in the Middle Ages.
The following books listed on
the list of best sellers are avail
able IN youlr city library:
Hilton, So Well Remembered.
sLanhley, A Lion Is In the Streets.
MARSHALL, The World the Flesh
and Father Smith. Shellabarger,
Captain from CASTLE. Sinclair.
Dragon Harvest. Shaw. Rick
shaw Boy. Stone, Immortal Wife.
Forester, Commodore Hornblow-
or. Winsor. Forever Amber Cald-
well, The Wide House. Goudge,
Green Dolphin Street. Sabatini.
The Birth Of Mischief. Mauldin,
Up Front. Pyle, Brave Men. Law
renee, A Star Danced. Wright,
Black Boy. Snow, Pattern of So
Wet Power. Smith, Desert Is
land Decameron. Papashivly,
Anything Can Happen. cloete,
Against These Three.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 10 the public
by the northwest Jackson County Citi-
zens Game and Fish Protective Asso-
citation hat the area from Brtiten
Lake on River Road thence to Anders
Tootles and all lands north of old
wire road to Big Red Creek will be
closed to pubiit hunting and you are
asked TO stay out of said area.
OH. WILSON. President,
T.. ID. WALKER. Sec Tres.
atc OBJ los. II. 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that letters
of Administration on the estate of Bud
Jimson. deceased. were granted to the
undersigned by the Chancery Court of
Jackson County, Mississippi, on the
Bird day of October. l945. ant all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to present
their claims to the Clerk of said
Court and to have them probated and
allowed within six months from this
date. failure to do sc will bar the
claim.
This the 9th day of October. J945.
DIR. EDWARD p. UNISON,
Administrator
At 1n-12 10. 26. LIZ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
EAT EVER T

SALISBURY, England (AP)-
On the day planned for his we'd
ding, Flight Officer Peter Nolan.
Raj, aged 81, was buried. He
was killed after bailing out of a
burning plane.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
II BUSINESS PROPERTY

eFPvFrF sTATToS ca-aoleta'.
equipped. doing nice business. Appls
Chronicle Star office, II tic 1918 !
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

Potatoes need not be fattening.
One medium-sized potato has
about 100 calories. It's the gravy,
butter or other fats that piles
up calories.
1.-THE great fire of London began
Sept. 2, 1866.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many rela-
relatives. friends and neiRhbors for
<Indnesges shown US during the i'll
less and death of our dear husband
md father. Leonard Lee. Special
thanks to Rev. Monte Davis. Rev
and Jewel Colman for their words of
comfort. and Fails Funeral Home.
Thanks for all the beautiful floral
offerings.
Wife. Minnie W Lee.
Daughters. Lucille aud Beverly.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

EPECTAL NoTICE-FREE: # Excess.
Acid causes you pains of Stomach vi
GERS. Indigestion, HEARTBURN, Belch
inch. Bloating, Nausea. Gas Pains, ge
free sample Udga. at Virgins Druf
Store. 4-20tp 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
81 1913, 26. 1-2
SUMMONS TO NON RESIDENTS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO Bruce Kindrall Gibson. and Joyce
Marlin Gibson. Minors.
You are hereby cited to anpear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of Jackson. in said state on the
Second Monday of December l945, to
show cause If II YOU can why the
final account of A r Meeehee, Ad-
ministrator of tho Estate of Bruce X.
Gibson, Deceased should not be by
the Court approved. allowed and con-
defendants.
This the 10th. day of October i945-
tSEALl
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk.
1918. 26. ff-2. II-g
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

New Zealand became q self
governing dominion Sept. 49, 1907.
In the National Assembly of
Turkey the president must wear
dress clothes and a top-hat.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

THE REV. J. L. MORGAN.
who rendered his resignation
as pastor of the Eastside Baptist
Church October 8 to continue
his training for the ministry at
Clarke College in Newton. He
began a revival in Lee County
at Mooreville last Saturday. He
will do supply work through
the school months and particle
pate in evangelisfic campaigns
drought the summer months.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES


corner of the Rene krebs Private
Claim Section No, 7. Township 8 South.
Range 6 West of the ST. Stephens Me
ridian in Jackson County. Mississippi.
run S 80 degrees -37i2 minutes w. with
the south line of Section z a distance of
i93 800 feet. thence N 0 degrees-03
minutes w a distance of 2t07 SO feet.
thence N 30 ~degrees-57 minutes f a
distance OF 498 90 feet and to the east
line of Claim Section 7 for a point
of beginning.
Thence N O d~egrees-03 minutes w a
distance of 00.O0 feet. thence N 90
degrees-57 minutes Il a distance of
63.8 feet and To the center line of an
existing drain ditch. thence S 33 de
~erees-53 minutes f. with tho center
line of said ditch a distance of 100. so
feet, thence S 30 degrees-5T minutes
w a distance Of i30.97 feet and TO the
point of beginning.
The above described land being and
living in the County Of Jackson and
State of Mississippi and containing
0.224 acres. more or less.
WITNESS the Honorable s. G. Mize,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States. and the seal thereof,
this the 28th day of September. 1915.
b. L. TODD, JR,. CLERK
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
War Vehicles
Leave Marks
| On Landscape

DETROIT, Aug 6. (UPD-Thc war
which has so devastated Europe has
also left marks on the nations auto
motive highways and Handicapped
hills
Smooth pavementS have been
broken and rutted by heavy mill
tary vehicles and hills SCARED with
shell holes, a survey by the Auto
motive Council for War Production
reveals
However, through the process of
pounding the proving grounds and
wearing out military vehicles under
tests automotive engineers have
found how to give American fight
ing men the best weapons possible.
On three representative proving
grounds throughout the country
military vehicles have been put
through rigorous road tests of near
ly 2,5OOOOO miles in 36 months.
In some Of the typical tests, tanks
| trucks or scout cars roar over the
highways. rip through axle-deer
mudbogs and climb hills. Sometimes
| the vehicles are sent up 80 pei
cent grade, so steep man is unable
to walk it without rubber-soled
| shoes.
For the finale. vehicles are put
through a 5000 mile endurance trial
over all the roads and obstacles
provided by the proving ground.
After the test has been completed
the vehicles are torn down and in
\ spected for wear and tear.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Woman Masters
Typinq at IS

HAMMOND, La, Aug. b. 'UP)-
Tie oixk blown flox ilmpad over the
lazu dogs back
The sweet, little old lady was
learning to type.
1t wasn't long before the keys
were falling properly and Mrs. 1gna-
tia Robinson was tipping:
The quick brown fox jumped over
the lazy dogs back
Mrs. Robinson, now 95, doesn't
know the meaning of the word
quit"
She took up horseback riding at
rs just because she was getting in
a rut." When she was 80 she frac-
tured her right arm. and physicians
said the arm would never be the
same.
For hours at time, Mrs. Robin
son exercised the fingers OF her in
jured arm sand now can play the
piano and keep apacc Of many a
typist Is years her junior.
Mrs Robinson. who is the oldest
resident of Hammond, as far as
can be learned, has written 10 poems
since her 93rd birthday. These and
earlier poems were collected by the
family and published under the title
of The Love Chain" which is 4
title Of one Of the poems.
Il never give up" is Mrs. Rob-
inson's motto, and from her ac-
complishments this is apparent.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
Battle Fatigue Treated
On Fighting Fronts

the foremost pSyChiatriStS As con-
sultantS for POA They include 1t.
Col. Oscar Markey, former profess
sor at western Reserve in Clevc-
land, and 1t. Col. Moses R. KaUf-
man. former professor at Harvard.
"About half our patients are vet
Grams of other campaigns and the
other half are seeing their first
combat here. Fifty per cent of the
patients say they want to get back
to their units.
Battle fatigue is sort of an oc-
cupational or situation neuroSlS
Surprisingly, I haven't seen thing
in war that I haven't seen in civil
ian life as far as types Of neuroSls
are concerned. Our treatment IS a
kind of Occupational therapy in
which patients do useful work tol
the army. Very few are angry at
themselves for cracking.
"One thing that is definitely play
ing a part in the so-called morale
of these soldiers is indecision at
home. For instance, they want tC
know Just what the people at home
are doing to further the war and the
peace and Just when they are going
to give the soldiers a chance to gc'
home for a rest themselves. We al
want to know something definite