davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-28

Somerveu, commanding general of
the Army Service Forces for the
development and improvement OF
methods ,at the hospitaD which
have accomplished extraordinary
results for the War Department"
Mr.. Babcock's work was credited
with expediting the procedure by
which patient is returned either
to his Army unit or to civilian life.
Evening star., 1945-06-28

can feQerdtlOn
of Government
Employees here,
has ece v e d
the m e r i t ori-
Gus a W ard for
o u t S t a n di n G
a C h ievement as
C h / e t of the
Civilian Person.
mel B r a n c h Of
Hof G e n e ira |
H O S pi t al at
Santa Barbara.
Calf.
The award was
received from 1t.
Evening star., 1945-06-28
! 900 Dead Prisoners
.OfNuzis Reported Found
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 28.-The
Prague radio said today the bodies
of more than 1000 Allied prisoners
of war, who had been shot or
starved by the Germans. had been
found in Western Bohemia.
The broadcast, which was re-
corded by NBC. said the two SIS
men responsible are in Czech hands.
Evening star., 1945-06-28
Garh uf Uhanka

FRANKLIN, SALLIE The husband of
the late SALL1E FRANKLIN wishes to ex-
tend his heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
bers. and auxiliary of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church; his friends in the inspec-
Department of Agriculture. fraternal or
sanizations. his many friends and those
OF his dear wife for their kindness dur
ing her illness. expressions of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes
REUBEN T. FRANKLIN,
Evening star., 1945-06-28
Hearst Paper Executive
Dies at Race Track
BY the Associated Press

by the ASsoclated PreSs.
LOS ANGELES, June 2s.-Arthur
E. Dunning, SO, copy desk head at
the Los Angeles Examiner and for
years Hearst newspaper executive,
was fatally stricken yesterday while
attending the races at nearby Santa
Anita track. Mr.. Dunning was
born in Chicago.
Evening star., 1945-06-28
E|wyn {. Babcock Wins
Award for Hospital Work

Elwyn Claude Babcock, former
secretary of the Civil Service Com
mission and president of the Ameri-
Evening star., 1945-06-28

CHACONAS
BEAUTIFUL FLORAL PIECES
S5-S7.5o-Slo DELIVERED
Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere
$500 l4th ST NV COLUMBIA SITS
C. g. c FLOWER STORES
FLORAL SPRAYS, 3.9S UP DELIVERED
CharEe Accounts Invited
Two Convenient Locations
sos 14th st. N.W. NE. 1Aas
D23 Sc NV M 74S1
GUIDE BROS. co. Funeral Pieces
1412 St, NV. National H17o
Evening star., 1945-12-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

on and sna
&EA1rH fS55Iss5sf' CO. e1M1Ha a sss
ALTERATIONS can add charm. individ-
nality and value to your home. We do
eectriesi work. piambns. toornsEeverys. reoens
p Suiidtns; using ths Ssst skllisa DiSat iabon
IMPROVEMENT. CORP. Riggs National
BAN Bank Bids l4th st. and Park I'd. NV.
BUn DER AND coNTRAcToR-o.neral
merits c W. sNiDER q 4 SON % GA. sY7s.
COMPLETE HOME MAINTENANCE. paint
i5s; hno, papegins E, c1 carpentry etc Phone Wo.
FLOORS sANDED, refnished like new: Is
piooRs fhios seas0X2sRls sXsblsnD prices 60 400
prompt serviee. Duke 4 srAkIINe. Ri GRE re.
f1S EIook s''ss sEEyler I'm pesa,n. su, tn. e..s
ING IN coNTRAcToRs Tn INC. 1912 wiscon.
JoHNs.MANvILLE root,nr, siding. insui,.
sss ''0 dATns cos4RAesc SE serns 'ss5 e 81 81
Psr Hors bath af sas sns Ess
s:Sss ss sl4s Van q buT.n TA
aEMooEL: ,.Em! e.: mGs..an, Zsys aors ns,
LATIoN co $500 wis, ava WI 1900
WATERPRooFNG, all kinds; basemen is
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881 IA
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. for
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms. HO 4120 Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild
tical twin sliding wood or steel storm win
dows and screens for wood, double hung
wocd storm windows for steel easement
windows Terms. free estimates Gail
Hobart 5000. AIR COMFORT CORPORA
Evening star., 1945-12-14
|sUsIhEss OPPORTUNITIES tceo,) !

sais; si II e ssooSSd E: n;E: legation: GROSS busi;
ts sLsoo Lens ssss ssst d ~ fSns'ss pHS a
your your friend, s4ds 14th st. NV. CO. 21s6;
STTENTIoS AFR FL $500 HOUSE pEooRAroRL
1940 Dodge ton panel truck, floor sanding
machine. extension ladders and scafRoldins,
new tarps and drop cloths. 500 worth Of
By By 6a41 Daant Mi STqshss; as all for $1,000 Ewes
REAL EsTATTiE oFiFF1cE, we'll furnished;
$15 rent: 3.yr. lease: street-level en-
washington; Wa best business section. Box
BUILDING containing eight 1-room and
p.s 18TH s-rsem st nM aps top On
sale: produces good income; this is not
roomins house business being offered for
ownership Of the building: may be handled
sTs saSnsss D5S5eriy co i4,5 dsg LES
RooMING HoUSE-12 rms, 2 baths, Q
ssF $3.50 sarags mc 81 Exphess; hes
EX; .sb9i; No. agents. '''eeD' Ai'
WILL WILL PAY .S1o CASH for valet shop doing
in n reply reply Box 36s-z, Star.
~ vLTERAN with successful business ex-
of wants to invest moderate
details In reply: Box 442-z, Star. I4s
DELiCATESSEN for sale, doing good busi-
asss asSa $1,000; Well-stocked next to school.
tff hsNshSs' AENcY HEERston living yn rooms. sa
SHOP l9l for sss st. With s
lease; good downtown location; owners
nave 70 leave town; price, under $1,000.
DAN HS osfRosw; sos; HOME to p n Now am IA an
14th , St; NV: Cash bnyers | Tor a. liauor lou r
stores. groceries, restaurants, delicatessens.
looming houses dry-cleaning stores, etc
consult DAN. your friend. II you are
seeking business Ewes. OIL $3.50; ONCE.
CoLoRHo, sas p FIosfbA anssfT "a AvG EN- NE-A g.
story brick house in an excel. neighbor-
hood, subdivided into apts and yielding
SlSi per month: priced at 81 900 for
9uick sale as owner needs cash. ACME
W9SRKING MASAGEk for soda fountain.
town $50 miles from Washinston. ex- M
ceptional opportunity for experienced man
with opportunity TO work into partnership;
yyeaTIy ooG Solu%e business including hotel,
phone number to Box d25-z. Star Iss
PRODUCE AND FRUIT BUSINESS in
Northwest Market. Owner leaving for
ap.s a1as mnEss Ins this bsrgain available At
register, large scales and about 81 900
OF merchandise: Owner quotes profit this
year over Sl4 900. This is recommended
as the buy of the year for $4,000; act
quickly, Call SAM CHANTKER, Broker,
RADIO sERVICEMAN - Newly painted
pletely equipped < gold mine % for the
right man: 5000 basis. SH 60SS.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
HELP WoMEN.

WOMAN, mature. for simple cookinG and
corner room, private bath; deiirhtfIi
iWSrTIHopSppa1pss. WrHppapsss .IS ITSsle1hCns syM. EM. 1877:
os. nj ssh osl = ARR sons
immediate openings, per-
manent positions, good salary and pleasant
91iss. 91s eth door. THE fALAfs ROYAL,
Young LADY for inventory card nle with
Arms Pleasant working conditions, good
mrs, vacation with pay, conveniently To-
GATED srtnHYn. e sIn1nsn.; $Ss @ per v6. Mr. Adams,
for larse real estate once for work in
excellent woskins conditions GOOD hours
Es IF shosi sIssfi BE- 81 sSSs' SSSssshin'son Bids c.
Young WOMAN Tor senersl once work:
knowledse Of shcrthand pref. Apply W. +
GHTAN c2SsTMa tNc Sosd YE.isyisT ave
s.y. Gnss many onn . t this time q
permanent or Just til Christmas Jobs; no
experience, necessary. we win train you
for the following: Cashiers, sift wrappers.
markers, stock clerks, packers and sales
nsi Once, 7th moor JllLEFrs. iSi4-
orENiNGs Tor Tor two PIX operators for our
switchboard; good working conditions and
excellent starting salary: prefer resident
Of nearby Fairfax Village, or could arrange
iHT you e ot raks trthar an in Fsirtsx
$3.50 MRS MCLEAN
Evening star., 1945-12-14
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCoUNTANT-BookKEEPER,b back f

Observation-Disclosures, back from
w.. desires IsSs p,r5time work. all tax
ms ss eens tos ss''Es: Is:
returns. Govt. reports. etc. Box 423-z,
ACCOUNTANT. expert; weekly, monthly
services: all records, financial statements,
tsSe fystsnS Adsns oO72:d 07ss SS'
monthiy basis; all tax returns; reasonable.
Ai}5HTo TTooRs.9asctcouNrANr-cosr s9stc ANALYST. IL
s5,ed on pSas. n so dsrss Ext fums Pp.
CHEF, small private family: over 20 years
sSxpeIdissnacs: exp best local references; liys in
Chef, color ed. with city reference. and can
eoitEse ssai 81 G5RsssSSuA1E, 5ssS ~ ,.sr..l.v. .z-
position Il n sfsFi sty in os sns or
neld or as contact man. Pleasing person
ality. capable Of meeting public, Lookins
for nH. POSITION Isl s with future and fair income
csEDfT MANAGER. furnitur. and clothins
exp, complete charge of ONCE and collec-
tions' l'1 II years, sxpr desires eonnectiSn tnn
YETI yetersn seekinE perm. pos. with future
MECH ENGR. tautomotive),. "a. vet, AZ
perm. with local experimental engineering.
research or mar manu,ast1rins concern; salary
work or labor, work. DE. 6527.
Man. Man aS cSSlo.sd sxDerisrsed T
CAL C. NO. 1929 after $50 pm.
MAN, colored, desires employment, cook
ing dinners and cleaning apt. 5 ewes wk.
fzfENT sfEefeATioNy Fl esf Atroy wkEER HI s0e Cleo
trical, mechanical, thoroushly experienced.
2art-time or piecework basis Box 4lS-z.
PHARMACIST. managerial experience: ex-
cellent references: relief work speciality;
kHsrxTSnRRsf Ms snS R MxS1H~ a,s7 NO
issT BOZ z1s.z. star. s '''o ofs:n Il:
SALESMAN, executive ability, initiative,
personally friendly, good contact man. very
dependable good character. Box 45s-z,
VETERAN, 20 years old. high school educa-
tion,, desires job. 5-day Or 6-day week.
public. promise to Be willing and loyal
foesz s9eEleHSs stsr IN AAf as radio operator Boz
ARMY oFFicER, recently DISCHARGED, exp
desires lob with poss. Box 6-A, Star.
WANTED JOB as chauffeur or truck driver.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
REPAIRS snd SERVICES tcen..,

RADIOS AND VACUUM CLEANERs re-
ssperss 9n!ff and service b
ior bonded reprssentstivs for free M pict1p' t9p.
xSSi6 xSSK aHTSIky aNSaIksy sS s$7 @ 7ss T IT, Wv
snd snd nishs hoos saps; also Sundays. dE s7sS
S1po %ds iasSus1s, ass.g, S1's., ,.i 4; Esrt
"a sao nS "a a. Rz;m': Friday and SATURDAY
an makes; s4-hr; service; expert au and Quick *
sEERiGEkAI6RsS, washing machines. ia small
sasss Il Hisd. yssr' 1877 ttSDerisn'e york
makes, parts IN stock; also washing hds' ma "a.
iaIPsi REPHIR EePfesS fhooR 2hEeksss and overhead
price; work guaranteed. Phon. cH. 1878.
sSSs!Ss ss asek sH& ns'sas ss assk
RooFING. TIMING. roof painting. - re-
Rs'nS sA1pnEY psnlsssref aE rs 4n5s 'D0dtins Call
ss s3oE nsksH nsHkEsEH1alNs slss s05E 5TSs guaranteed Call
ROOFING REfAIRs: quick service; remod-
kAs tns taSR s ST. st. to psi,e ESs p44L
SEWING MACHINEs-auaran.e repairs
Pa Parts a"s and %sxs seo.. IN ana ons
s1Ng ,RS gss5in5 sa .ss'.; asPs 7$5SS $5S door kANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRs-we inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines
famous Fan my I6ws1 HemsI sales and service
!na mi naes paLAis b 92iH1l 800 sewing machines
BARpos MI bo5s: Ho. 1921 ''i ewes A
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and ad-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO, sls izth NV
service, from minor repairs to REBUILDING
all makes: free delivery anywhere; our
CO., 1431 East Capitol st Ii 0Os2.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
3 It. wide and IT. long Have your blinds
e9e etbos espsd PH eyF wossFn
AXxsfa cG Hai '1s shfaKEB III b. se
seTy.1 .T,, tree re- est, ST woEk gk guar. GARY APPLI-
DO po,t rHAT srn,1s,I RAINTMG Nc NOW: First,esss
SERVICING OF ALL MAKES Of electrical
appliances; specializing in radio repairing
a. hour service, expert workmanship. Call
BEFORE DECORATING your home call me.
GsED AMGRAs sorsnt and so,a Fl FULLER LEI
4 d'ALBERI, INC. s15 10th St NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

about $500 wsskiy business, rent SIS a
month for store and apt; year lease;
beer license; price $3.50, Thich inclydes 1sd
PHOTO STUDIo for sale, $500. shooting
gallery for rent $500 Several good store
locations for rent. Parkingslot for rent,
sGYERsA stHa A wAfTfNG-Your zgSg business can an be
saHsRak SfHS iadRs'f biosef sss
SHocIsx, MEATS. M BEER: celersd neigh, sso
s:e fsRs
bargain; act promptly. !. BEERS. exclusive
REAL ofFoRTUNfTiEs@Make sure that
St. Sur sssusSxs S.s.l sns .n e.
xich shops, gas stations and many other
types; deals guaranteed by trial: ours has
been the happy experience Of assisting
snd IN Watching them grow and prosper;
opportunities. expert nesotiation and fnan-
cial backing. We are indeed proud to
b have 1 1sll clients as friends NICHOLAS
i9d i9sh ANb is srs p NW N5aeSasa4 apss 30 rooms
ease Price, @ sseoo e with th' S m9nsn doWn
For all information. RE. 1918 CHAPMAN
skAAEY skAIY ResEAEH fS .aa ash .xn.pnt. M nm ,noD
Completely equipped with new machine
tools, ONCE equipment. oil heat, benches,
fuorescent iighting and everything neces-
Sncyn. say 70 ssrrx On A hysinsss Immsd pos
!naasrs to stts0lssss ssSs c.nsssl Tsssfn.s.s .ss
Hsashts 0O0e. to pm. l6s
Evening star., 1945-12-14
SITUATIONS woMEh.

1oOKKE4PEH, and public. gtenosrapher-
Competent, frn.eharse ho1kkeeper and ex:
position In hish-type active once; formerly
:, e eroker with gen. FMS. knowledge. Box
DkEsSMXKING. design. renaod.. sltera-
tons. Eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1890 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
DRESSMAKING. alterations: reasonable
North Capitol st. AID. 6is3. re:
COOK, white. experienced age Al: will 60
TO New York City; rood references Box
AL q. Star. 1es
ENVELOPES addressed at home, 81 Der
SECY. .-sTENO. with knowl. Of figures, well.
rounded gen. experience and fair for neat
and accurate work: $40 wk. Box 37O-Z.
TYPIsT, experienced, few hours evenings.
saturdays, Sundays, for professional man
or hospital; some shorthand. Box 436-
yisfTINq NURsE.>l hour am. care only.
WOMAN, multilith operator, desires work.
; days 9. week. Two years sxpes. refer.
sncsa Phons AT. 30e2. iSs
Evening star., 1945-12-14

and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and ,refresher
courses in shorthand. typins, bookkeeping,
all secretarial subjects. Est
Inquire now MA. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL,
Learn i3a siATGRRG2 ssiEATGRRG2 IAGI,TTtu cGGITukE vel Modern
training in ali subjects: day. night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue:
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, Approved
Government training 1910 N Y. ave.
Me T77S Est 1918.
BEAUTY CULTURE, hair styling, complete
course with license in 8 months, Place
ment guaranteed. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 3001 30th st. ne. WA. 4S29.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcent.,

WOMAN, white, experienced. age "a, wants
keeper: wages. $50 for 5h-day week; can
give .. G. references; will be IN Wash
PARD, Route l, Box 90, Waynesboro, Va.
IF THERE Is ANY ONE who will train the
wife Of q soldier in the army of occupa-
tion for a position as PIX or switchboard
operator, write to FAX. 3O4S 8. Buchanan,
Ant. 3D., Arlington Va 16s
Evening star., 1945-12-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

sTENoG. q. s20O mo. transportation
ONCE, perm; clerk, perm, $50:
stem. mfg. distributor. s175; sten.. life
ins. once, future, $3.50. Need 30 new ap-
tions. Welcome. MA. 1888. BoYDs,
1888 = st. NV.
CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE-Tho'i-
technical, sales, ONCE personnel, mechani-
cal, domestic. etc; highest alaries;, indi-
yidual service to applicants and employers.
We can help you to help yourself CAPI-
ToL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 403 11th
Evening star., 1945-12-14
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMrN.

COUPLE, manage apartments. hotel OF
No oSpeSassGr' oas hard vofsssr'
RESIDENT MANAGER, white couple, room
ing house, apt. or girls' dorm: yrs
exp; ref. Elk. 1855. 16s
Evening star., 1945-12-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants part-time work, $50
TO 80 or 10 to ., 5 days wk. RE. 1922.
GIRL. colored, wants general housework,
CURTAINS laundered and stretched baby
clothes laundered; prompt and reliable.
Call after 8 pm, Hobart 2466.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
DOMESTIC,
couRsEs,

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. has
plenty OF first-class day workers on hand
with refs; So and carfare. HO. 9421.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
REPAIRS ono SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters re.
paired quickly; factory TRAINED mechanics
Msehinss purehssed, inquire RE es2s
oFF!CE MACHINk CORP. Bond Blde
ole and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE. l177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
Evening star., 1945-12-14

meals; osii eoMMoiDesEs GRE REsfAuRANT. EST '5Ps NJ
@alTREssns. VA 4 Es.ssnsS' experienced; evening hours
GRNERA oFIcE e i WoRKER fERoss sem. sve t,Dins
ami bookkeeping; must write good hand.
4sfomsa 1pk Cal 3 IL e person. 6s1s 4th st. NV
'fSFss Yos fask ssas 1sz aSP ES9a P
WAITREssEs, White. experi.nced. over i Il.
s!s ss Stsf to aa6' w2MsSUsa ARI1z sdsUfs9
6REsTAuRANT, Re 3025 Mayor I'd. sc. Ii.
WAIrREssEs, white: weekdays. 1880 to
SCOTT KEY HoTGI SO $50 ss Goth tAT1.s e. n.H'
WlsA1TrRREssEs, Va white. experienced, .ttr.e-
tiye d,,sosg girls: rood wages and werkinE con-
isns 'Disad,d Appls cKossToWh sgs hSYSs RTAt t.
RATTatssR2sM RAANT SlS2 M. a Pc Pleasant s.; NV:
~ ~ ,ss Fssisass hss! s ry:' .''
WOMAN 70 answer phone and perform
sb as. dssss n eSs But etc
Ssssn'ia ssss sa'fElz ExukbR9 tts c. ~
WOMAN, white, practical nurse and cook,
care @ for lady coming home from hospitai
u hasa sAriinst9n ing n3rd Forest, Va =. = LAYTON,
WON WOMEN n. AND Ti a1nLs in several dap.r.- sS
Bookkeeping; ETC.: exceptional opportuni-
ties; full time. permanent positions, ex.
cellent working conditions, several id,
ARRs 4 Sy5 eo iFsndi sns de. sss'ipns
WoMRNNwould sssa e~ you lii. to b. e.rn,n.
over $40 per week three months from now
In lob with future? You'll like the
work at the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele.
phone Co; no experience is necessary and
you'll be paid while you learn. Call today
at any Of our employment ofdces, 727 18th
st. NV. 792 18th st NV. or 1852 2 st.
convenience: THE CHEsAPEAKE b Po-
IoMAC, TELEPHONE Co
week to learn cafeteria, work in one o.
Wash.'s finest organizations; meals, uni
forms, bonus, vacation with pay and
other advantages. Also some part-time
openings. Call MISS GREER, CO. 0oeO,
at 3027 14th st. NV
WOMAN, exp, to manage and operate
lunch dept; good opportunity for honest,
ameistSus person. HAYWOOD DHICA.
Ext. 26. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
The Forgotten Man of the Postal Service

LIE MUST know the to all questions pertain
ing to the postal service of America and all countries
of the world He must know hundreds of other details
too numerous to enumerate here
For all this knowledge and efficiency Uncle Sam pays
him S210O year. after giving five years of faithful
service In 1925 just 20 years ago. Uncle Sam made
adjustment of postal employees salaries Not since,
cept for $500 bonus given in 1943 and expiring
June 30 1915 has anything been done for post office
clerks to properly compensate them for the efficient
service rendered the public "a hours day.
There is pending before the Senate post office
and post roads committee the Hayden BILL S. 90S
panion measure of H. R. 3035 which passed the House
recently by the overwhelming vote of $50 to 1, which
would grant an increase of salaries of postal employees by
$500 and grant them overtime pay at time and onehalf
which has now become universal practice. Uncle Sam
does not practice what he breaches in this respect
The American people the employers of these
clerks; the Congress the instrument through which we
must make appeal for fair just and adequate salary
for the service rendered.
May we, your post office clerks respectfully request
that you write your senators urging their support of the
legislation now before them for consideration
"Ths man behind the scenes; the forgotten ~
the postal service"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
The Pope Pleads for Peace

San Francisco and the somber reality
of subjugation and oppression in
Europe where Russian occupation is
making mockery of liberation.
UTHE present political and social
situation suggests these IOords
of warning to us" counseled the
Pope.
Eve haze at last to deplore in
more than one region the murder of
priests, the deportation of ciUilians
and the killing of citizens without
trial or in personal uendetta."
The primary task of the peace
makers of the world, he urged, is
TO put an END to the criminal War
game and to safeguard Uital rights
and mutual obligations as between
the great and small, the poWerful
and the uUeaR.
While the San Francisco con-
ference does PROFESS this aim, the
structure of Russian tyranny con-
tinues to rise with the bold and
obvious intention of consolidating
and perpetuating itself.
| EFT the world seek, before it is too
~ late, said Pope Plus, peace
WORTHY OF THE NAME, and he
thus defined it in manner that
speaks for the conscience and the
aspirations of all the peoples of the
world:
"A peace that can be approved
by all right-minded men of every
people and eUery nation;
"A peace Which future genera
tions may regard gratefully as the
happy outcome of sad period;
A peace that may stand out in
the centuries as resoiute adUance
in the affirmation of human dignity
and ordered liberty;
"A peace that may be like the
Magma Carta lUhich closed the dark
age of uiolence;
"A peace that under the nerciful
guidance of God may let us pass
through temporal prosperity that we
may not lose eternal happiness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
BY JOHN j. BARRETT

President United National Association Office Clerks
THE post office clerk is empoye of the postal
ice whom the public at work and knows
little if anything of the part he plays in the distribution
dispatch and delivery of your mall He is the behind
the Scenes, SO to speak
To become clerk in the postal service he had to
qualify through the medium of civil service examination
he had to be of good character without blemsh his
record to retain his job he must continue being of good
character, he must work hours each day around the
clock, working much of the time at night; he must
qualify every six months distribution scheme and
pass the examination at 90 per cent better rating
This involves constant study of changes made in the
scheme of distribution hemus study his scheme home
on his own time allowance being made by Uncle SAM
He must know railroad steamship and arplane schedules
keeping abreast of all changes.
He must know parcel post and rates, write
money orders and know the ras and postal savings
must know the rates of interest If losses are sustained
through no fault of his own he must pay from his own
pocket Uncle Sam fails to protect him against fraud He
must sell stamps and envelopes in large and small quan
ties and account for every penny.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

luns I94s
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
By Westbrook
Pegler

teach merchant sailors 10 get
along tolerably with the mas
tiers and the companies if your
mind were innocent of my own
conviction that it is school Of
- -cemmuRiStie purposes and a de-
vice TO confirm after the war
the control of the American
Merchant Marine by small
group Of individuals who are
loyal TO a foreign government
and hostile 10 our own.
If | had been the editor of
Golfers. with my knowledge of
this union, | would have de-
voted a few paragraphs 10 the
voting system by way Of inform
ing my leadership that only
small fraction of the member
ship is eligible 10 vote for the
officers and that its weekly pub
lication is an organ of publicity
and laudatlOn for Curran and
propaganda for causes dear 10
the Communists.
Then, on top of all that. along
comes Collier with an editorial,
mind you, entitled The NMU
Sees the Light which said,
among other things. Joe Cur
ran deserves a round Of APP
plause for a brilliant piece of
craftsmanship.
4 Nd, finally / see in the pa
"A perS an ad for a meeting at
which Bill Chenery, the pub
Usher, not the editor, is listed
as a speaker at some ruckus on
the same bill with our old friend,
William Margolis, alias Gailmor,
the party-line broadcaster and
thief.
Puzzled about all this in a
Park Avenue magazine which
goes out over the country as a
straight, old-line American pub
lication, / telephoned 10 Tom
Lamont Of J. p. Morgan and
Co, because he had a kid named
CorliSs who is as red as a fire.
engine and the old man, HIM
self, had been reported, off and
on. TO be A big. still voice in
Golfers editorial policy by way
of his stock holdings.
Maybe the old man had caught
it from the kid. But, nope, Mr..
Lamont said ne didn't own but
just a nocount little bit of stock
and had never even offered an
editorial suggestion TO Golfers
and, in fact, didn't often read il.
So perplexity is something
that I haven't got much else but
and if you happen to be short
at this writing. turn 10 Golfers
and take all you want.
Copyright. 1o45. by United Features. synd.