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Evening star., 1946-04-07

now and should watch columns OF
The Star for announcement of ofIic-
ial specifications. The motorless cars
will be required to conform to these
specifications in the interest OF
safety and fair competition, but
there will be ample opportunity for
the builders to use their own speed
gaining ideas.
Scores of prizes, including medals,
trophies and sporting goods will be
awarded winners at the various
stages of the local elimination con-
test. Washington's champion will be
sent to the national finals in Akron,
Ohio, where he will have a chance
to win many other awards, including
the top prize of four-year scholar
ship to the State university of his
choice.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Early Bird Seeks Information
On Soap Box Derby Rules
Brent School Student
Is First Prospective
Contest Entrunt

Rules for the forthcoming Wash
ington Soap Box Derby have yet to
be announced. but George F. Moore
jr., II, determined early bird, al
ready has attempted to enter the
boys coaster-car race.
George. who lives at 618 I street
Sc, made an effort to become the
first entrant by writing The Star
for "all the necessary information. y
He will receive it when available
but will have to go to one of the
registration points after they are
announced to sign up as an official
contestant.
A fourth-grader at Brent School,
George is attempting to make up
classes missed through illness and
faces session of summer school
He is an enthusiastic prospective
Derby entrant, however, and be-
leves he can find time to build a
racer before the boys face the start
ting line some time in July.
He Is the son of Marine S/Sergt
George F. Moore, ST., stationed at
Marine Corps Headquarters, and
Mrs. Lucille Moore.
| Last Run in 1941.
The Washington Soap Box Derby
last run in 194l, is being revived
this year under auspices of The Star
and the District Department of the
American Legion in association with
Chevrolet dealers of the Washing
ton area.
When rule books and entry blanks
are received, registration procedure
will be announced in The Star.
Regulations probably will be sub
stantiany the same as those which
governed the four prewar races
here.
Boys of II to IS years of age, in
elusive, were eligible to compete.
Racers were to be built by the con-
testants at a cost of not more than
$40. Adult advice was permitted.
Although boys were allowed to use
wheels from old wagons, scooters or
baby carriages, precision bearings
were prohibited. Most contestants
elected to buy standard wheel-and-
axle sets available from authorized
suppliers.
Approved wheels and axles will be
on sale again this year at moderate
cost. Dealers stocking them will be
announced later.
Room for Originality.
Boys intending to participate
should begin designing their racers
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Bowling, executive director.
DR.. Rusk was awarded the Dis.
tinguished Service Medal in Oc-
tober, 1945, for his work in the AAF
rehabilitation program. He is q
member of the Presidents specia
medical committee and recently
was appointed a consultant to the
rehabilitation program of the Vet
erans' Administration.
Before entering active Army
service, DR.. Rusk practiced at st
Louis, where he also was an in
structor in medicine at Washing
ton University and associate CHIEF
of staff at st. Luke's Hospital.
While chief of medicine at the
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Labor Study Scheduled

The committee on labor law OF
the District Chapter of the Ma
tional Lawyers Guild will conduct
a weekly labor institute on the lega,
aspects of labor relations at the
Hamilton Hotel beginning Wednes-
day. The institute meetings will be
held for seven weeks on successive
Wednesday from 7:45 to 10 pm.
Jack B. Tate is chairman of the
committee.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
efferson Barracks Hospital

Jefferson Barracks Hospital in
1912, he conceived the idea Of the
AAF convalescent training program,
which was cited in May, 1914, by
the American Academy of Physical
Education for pioneering in the
establishment of the program
throughout the country and for
making available to the sick and
disabled Of the armed forces the
latest discoveries and finest serv-
ices in medicine and physical edu-
cation
Evening star., 1946-04-07

m e S writing
on veteran re-
Mobilization, will
speak at a
luncheon of the
Instructive Wis
iting Nurse So
ciety at 1918
pm. Tuesday at
the Roger Smith
Hotel.
The annual
luncheon Will
mark the 25th
year of service
with the organi-
Zation of Miss
Gertrude q II
Evening star., 1946-04-07

OF a series OF 10
minute weekly
b ro a d c a S t S
starting at 10::l5
pm. He W i'll
broadcast from
New York over
Station WMCA
a n d i'll b e
h e a I'd locally
over S t a t 10 n
WWDC.
Mr.. Morgen-
thau was quoted
by a studio press
release as saying
t h a t he felt t
Evening star., 1946-04-07

ObIlged to Keep MT. MoFEentbau.
informed the 100000 Americans
who purchased War Bonds carrying
his signature, with its implied
promise of a better way of life.
He promised that he would not
just give his opinion about "the
important issues of the day." but
wanted ito give my listeners the
facts on which those opinions are
based"
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Civic Association to Meet

The Kingman Park Civic Associ-
alton will hold its monthly meeting
in the Langston Terrace social room,
22o9 H street NE, at pm. Tues
day.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
|Dr. Rusk 10 Address
Visiting Nurses Group

DR.. Howard A. Rusk, former
colonel in charge of the Army Air
Forces convalescent services and
now on the staff of the New York
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Morgenthau Will Launch
Radio Series "Wednesday

Henry Morgenthau, jr., former
Secretary of the Treasury, will make
his debut as radio commentator
and analyst Wednesday in the first
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

nno beitebt barauf, bob Die iraniihe
5rage ouf Der agenoa bfeibt, bis
nnitmitoBli6e 8etpeiie elmer aerehten
2oiung borIiegen. Das beiBt, bob
RnBlan6 unter 9eobahtung Iteben
miro uno niht zines ieiner beIiebten
Sedtelmedtel nit ieinen porgelho-
benen Sanolangern miro ipielen fon-
men, obne zines 8eto 6es 80lferbun-
oes getpartig su iein.
Ser ganoe ertniioenoe Streit 3eigt,
bob cine tatfrdftige @eItorgonila-
tion gum Shube bes 8eltfriebens
tatiadlid bonn0ten lit, aber ebenIo
5eigt er, tDie fragipiirbig Der @elt-
buno Der 8ereinten Nationen in lei
ner beutigen Saifuns lit, uno tpie
riifii6tslos bic ruiiiibe Diftatur oie
unliderbeit unb ariienmaderei aIs
politiide @affe beniitt, un1 Ieinen
Willen 81, er5ningen. sSn elmer iol-
den Gage bebarf es nur zines iener
y3miidenfaIe", Die in oen Iesten
Sabrsebnten cine 10 perb1ngnisbolle
8oae ipielten, Inn cine aataI aItropbe,
berbei5ufiibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
OHIO WAISENFREUND

ieten9 8er Sbren bat al b0ren, TO-
re! gs lit fein 3peifel, bab Die .bo-
bere 2opalitdt" in anlerifa cine Sc.
gion bon Inbangern bat, niht 5uerIt
unter Dem Broletariat, ionbern ,.nter
elmer perbiloeten SnteIlieen5 1no in
Den rentibeibenben &reiien".
Bie ioa man bieie neue 2opaIitat
erfldren? &ommunismus lit tpie Ser
0a5ismus cine neue Geligion fir oie
Weaiien, nadbem Der 2iberalismus
alles oufgeboten bat, INN oas religiSle
Grbe Der Gergangenbeit su aeriesen.
Niemanb, iagt Der Seilanb, fann atpei
Serren oienen. &ommuniiten folaen
Dem nelen Serrn Ser @elt, umio
mebr tpenn iie leben, pie bie Madti-
gen oieier @elt, ieine' angebIihen
5einoe, i'm biinoiid) umidmeideIn.
So fonnt, mas &aroinaI ssouIbaber
einmal laete: User Ben @errgott I'M
oreiBtg Silberlinge berfauft, miro
Iein Golfstum nod billiger bergeben.
8er Dem Serrgott nidt oie Sreue
balt, miro tie aud ieinem golfstum
uno ieiner Seimat ni6t balten." Gs
mare intereiiant ben fanabilhen
Spionen oie 6rage porSulesen, oie
man einem Ser nnmenlben bon gel-
ien itellte: @laubIt bu an @ott? Wlgr.
Sheen erflarte fiir5lih Dor DEM Sn-
Ititut Der fatboliiben Breiie, BOB Die
@elt itd INNER mebr in bie y8ruber-
idaft GbriIti" unb bie y&amerao-
idaft bes anti6rilt" aufipaltet. $50
lteben mir? gines lit it6er: Ser
&ompf miro nidt auf bem s6lant-
felo entdieoen, 1lnb ser Sieg miro
Gbriiti iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

Deuti1lano tpieoer lebensfdbig miro.
menn iold) iugenofraftige Wsenfaert
lift 8eites gum @ieberaufbau geben
molten. Die Rebe flnng aus in Dem
@laubensbefenrltnis, bas Der 4aroi-
mol iibernabm unb Damn aub au ,ins
iprad. Seine ausfiibruneen maren
bon bdterlider 2iebe unb gaben iins
Soffnung auf cine before 3ufunft.
u2eiber mubten mir nod Dor
SdluB Der Seier ben Seimnes an-
trete,t, ba am Somstag iebes Muto
MIR Bis feds l1br abenos untertpegs
iein oarf. 4ber mir paren aufrieoen.
Die Seier mar idon 5u gnbe, als mir
RiinIters lette Sduier binter uns
batten.
rSn Dem &arbinal @rafen bon
@alen baben mir ood einen Mann
Der iiber uns tpa1t!"--
8enige Gage na6 ser in 8or-
itebenbem geihiloerten &ir6enfeier
ibieo Der &aroinol bon Gaten aus
Dem 2eben!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
ztutfdlrn Kripg u. Trtrnrn
(Sortfesu,1e bon Geite y

Staaten, sic einen bonogreiflihen
8epeis erbalten batten, oaB iie tpirf-
lid ettpas beoelten, unb, ipenn's
orauf anfommt, mebr itnb als Stati-
item nno Staffage; an Die ettpas pro-
pin5lerild anmutenoen Serridaften
i'm Siderbeitsrat, Die beute Die 8l6t-
sc Der tpeltmdnniihen Bolitifer i'm
eriten Weltbuno einnebmen, bie =
man mag lie beipunoern ooer baiien
ooer bera6ten - trnmerbin bon gana
anoerm 5ormat 1paren als ibre Cpl
gonen i'm Sumter College, Die bur6
ibre gelprei5te 0iplomateniprode III
re ipieBbiirgerlide ginitelluns erit
redt unteritrei6en. l1no bie Breiie
idlus f0rmli6e 8ur5eIbGume, oaB
it'd trot allen llnfen uno unglids=
raben uno Sbipiteao'iden H0rslern
oas 8eltinititut 10 gldn5enb beipGbrt
babe 1lno ipieoer einen 10 impolanten
Sintergrunb biloe fir Die parteipolt=
tiicbe Salbaoerei unb &annegieBerei
iiber oen fl.turiitiiben @eltitaat, Del
len @runoriB Sr. Sarolo STATEN in
Der 8eltentaif)e beruntragt.
8er etmas binter Die buntsef1rb-
ten GorbGnee 5u i6auen permodte,
fonnte obne ull5u groBe Sbpterig<
feiten erfennen, baB ba Dor oen &an1=
pen bes 8elttbeaters pieoer einnal
Elm Snterme55o geipielt muroe, bas
Die Iufmerfiamfeit oes bo6nobl=
lobliden Hublifums, rbas Golt" ge=
nannt, ablenfen ioa BON Dem tpirtli=
6en S6elmenitiid, bas binter Sen
&uliiien porbereitet miro uno am 6.
Dtai ieine Iuffiibrung erleben ion,
Denn Die 9fuiien nit Silfe ibrer ira-
nti6en Suislinge aaes l60n fertig
baben fir cine Der rpoaenbeten Sat=
laden, cine Der Spe5iolitGten ser
oramaturgil6en S6aumi6l6ger i'm
&reml. 8er it6 auf oas boli6eipilti=
ld]e &ottDdli6 einigermaBen perItebt,
fonnte oas 5tpii6en ben 3eilen Der
Wosfau'er 8ronunciamentos IeIen.
Iber I'M Sumter College mar man
ber5lid) frob, bon Dem Ilbbrud Ser
porousgegangenen Gage erloIt gu iein,
uno bas ipri6mortlibe &ulb tpuroe
gei6laftet CUR Seier ser &iidfebr bes
bodmobaobliden @enoiien @romDfo,
Der aber in ieinen BreBinterpieips
ni6ts bon Dem @ebaben oes beinfeb-
renoen perlorenen Sobnes on iih
batte, lonoern nod nie Dor in Der
Saltung oes lelbitberrli6en 9oiaren
li6 gefiel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

@ott be3osen tperoen. Dies lit obiidt-
lid In oieler Shmnrformel 11idt ge.
.iheben. 8elde @arantie bietet allo
elm iolher ngib"9 @ar feline. Sbne
@ott - fein @ebot. llnb bies 1T
beaeidneno fir Den @eiit Der neuen
8eltoronung, uno miro erIt re6t be-
5ei6neno iein fit Die tralrigen He-
iultate.
F. Maykert, SID.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
ltnsiinitise MnsiidJtem

3ur 3eit, ba mir bieie 3eiIen ihrei-
ben, labt ii6 nod ni6t erfennen, 1pie
Der Si6erbeitsrat Die neue Rrile 10
len miro. 8ie it1mer aber Ser Streit
ausgeben miro, = Die grfabrunaen
Ser lesten Wohen itellen ser auf SEN
Wonot Mai anseiesten aonferen5 fir
Die Gorbereitung Der ssrieoensber=
TRACE NIT sSstalien ulp. fein giinItiges
Soroifop nnb tperoen ielbitoerItdnb=
/ lid auG auf Die ipeiteren 8erbanb-
lungen bes Si6erbeitsrotes bentnenb
unb labmeno eintpirfen.
Cine Der beifeliten Sragen, nit
oenen iid Ser Stat 5u befailen baben
miro, lit bas fiinItlid gei6affene ipa=
nti6e Hroblem. 8efanntli6 botte oas
imnter mebr nod linfs neigenoe
5ranfreid idon ieit Monoten Sic
gebonolung Ser ipaniid)en Srase be-
trieben, 1lno 8aibington mar bel
Dem abenteuerliden @irrmarr, Der
uniere ausmartiee Bolitif beltimmt
(ltno uns II. a. in Irgentirien burd)
Die gruabll1ng Berons einen unan-
genebmen RaienItiiber eintrus), lebr
geidaf ftig ouf Sic franaoiiiden 8iin=
i6e eingegangen. Aber sic gnttpif-
lungen Der leeten 8o1en lnabnten
Ielbit Die linfsseri6teten S6arfrno=
der in Der 8esierung our gorlidt =
Inn 10 mebr, ba gnslanb bon ben
Setern gegen Spanien ab5uriiden
begann.
gtun lit sic polniI6e 2afaienregie-
rung als 8ortfiibrer Ser 5einoe 5po=
MEMS in bic S6ranfen getreten uno
foroert unter Der bequemlen Sorn1el,
oaB Spanien BEN Srieoen uno Die
Si6erbeit beorobe, eine ourdgreifen-
De Briifung, Die fir oie Gl6ne Der
ruiiiiden auftraggeber @ari6ous Ell
ne neue 8rei9e l6lagen ion. gs
berrl6t i'm Sumter College uno in ben
Observation-Disclosures in @aibington
uno Sonoon erbeblibes llnbebagen,
uno man miro MIR NIT @iberltreben
Ser polnilben Soroerlng nudfom=
men, nobel mon iid feinestpess Ser
Sauiion bingibt, boB ourb bieie 3dn-
ferei uno Stanferei cine gntipan-
nung in Ser internationalen Gage
berbeigefiiBrt miro.
8ie lebr oiele NIT Sprengltofien
gelaoen lit, 5eigen II. a. Die langiam
lid entbiiaenben Ma6enI6aften oes
ruiiiiden Spionasebienites. Sic I'm
teriudunsen baben iett alid auf Die
Ser. Staaten iibergesriffen, mo- in
Seattle Elm ruiiii6er Slottenoffi5ier.
Nicolai g. Steoin als Spion per=
baftet muroe. Die ruiiiide &egierung
erbob in idarfiter 8eiie Broteit uno
perlangte Die gntlaiiung oes Befan-
genen. gber Dem pi6erlebte ii6 bas
Staatsbepartement unter Sintpeis
auf oos redtsfraftise 8erfabren ser
@erihtsbeb0rben in Seattle, oas Ell
ne binreibenoe Snnbbabe fir oie
Bro5eliierung oes &uiien sefunoen
hat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
Nene GnttGmidnnsem

Sie grfldrung fir bieie Saltung
lieB nibt lange auf li6 parten. Ser
Siderbeitsrat batte it6 poller gr-
fenntli6feit fiir sic treffli6e ameri=
fanii6e Siibrung binter ben Mntrag
unieres Staatsi iefretdrs gelteat, nah
Dem Die gan5e 9ebatte iiber Sron
ruben ioate bis na6 Dem 6. Wai, Dem
Gage, an Dem alle unebenbeiten in
oen ruiiiid-perlii6en 8e3iebungen
ausgegli6en iein iollen. 60 aber
bate es @enoiie @rompfo ni6t ge=
meint! 0ab ieiner l1nb ieiner @uf-
tragseber slnii6t ioQte Der 80lfer=
buno nub Dem gan5 netten uno IN
tereiianten 3miibenipiel Die SGnoe
elm fir aae Wfal aus Dem Streit
lailen uno es Dem 8elieben Mosfaus
anbeimgeben, nit Seberan fertig 5u
meroen = permutlif nit Silfe bes
etpos 5peioeutigen Bremiers @ba-
Dam.
gu Ieiner gren5enlolen ue6erra=
ldung erbielt oarum Der Si6erbeits-
rat einen ufas oes @enoiien Gro
mpfo, in oem bie 8ebanolung Der
iraniiben 5ruee elmer i6arfen &ri-
tit 1nter5ogen unb bie pollItGnbige
Streibung Der Srage bon Dem flint
tigen Hrogramm oes States geforoert
miro. 8iir0e oieIer auf Die ruiiiihs
5oroerung eingeben, 10 beoeutete bas
natiirli6 niht mebr nnb nidt tpeni-
ger als ein gingeltdnbnis, oaB NuB-
lano BON bornberein i'm &ebt mar,
oaB al Die @rregung uno Die i60nen
Bbraien lno @eiten berIhmenoet
maren, linb baB Die fleinen Staaten
trot aIler 8eteuerungetssila G0lfer.
bunb tatidblid ipeiter rlibts 5tno als
Statiiten unb Staffage.
| SelbitperItdnolih nabm Der Ser.
treter Beriiens gegen bieie neueite
ruiiiIde Smpertinen5 entihieoen
5teIung, uno Der Mat ielber mar
'b0hit enttduidt l,no 5ugleih empori
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
1tnrnbe iiberaQ

sluh ionit MAIDEN ii6 piele sln5ei-
6en Der ruiiii6en @iiblarbeit be-
merfbar = bon Dem 8altiiben Weer
Bis CUR Moria, mo- itd) Die Maiierten
ueranlaBt iaben, Dem ruiiiiden Sunf-
tiondr Sito cine ernlte 8ermarnung
5ugeben 81 laiien, uno bon &orea 1nb
Der Wanoidurei Bis tief nad) China
binein.
Sorti6reiteno bebrobliber miro
Die Sage in ben ruiiii6en Sffupa-
tions3onen. Sn Seiterrei9 nergeln
Die Huiien 2ano uno 8olf INNER
mebr aus, in 9eutidlanb iinb tie
eifrig am 8erf, elm @lacis al i6af-
fen fir Die fiinftige 8elteroberung
ourb ben &ommunismus. grfreuli-
6ertpeiie baben lie in oen lesten Sa-
gen cine bemerfensnerte S6lappe
erlitten. Deit acknowledgement Weebr-
beit baben Die 8erliner So5ialoento=
fraten Der nidtruiiii6 beiesten Staot-
gebiete Den Plan elmer Berl6mel5ung
ibrer Sartet NIT Ser &ommunilten-
partei abgelebnt.
glber cine Sbtpalbe ma6t nod
feinen CONNER. 0ie fur6tbare fort-
i6reitenoe 8erelenoung treibt bie
8olfer 5ur Beratpeiflung 1lnb in bie
arine irgenb elmer Ma6t, Die 8elies
ring peripribt 1pdbreno Die
iiegreihen @eitmGbte Ole am Boben
liegen6en @egner bofmeiitern uno
idnasen, idip1sen, gennu 10 tpie bor
iiebenunoamanaig Sabren in Yaris.
The echo., 1946-04-26
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A full College Course TOT you
WITH EXPENSES PAID

Hcre's important news for young
men Is and over az with par
cnts' consent. Under the CT
Bin of Rights, if you enlist I'M the
9. S. Army before October 6,
Dd6, for 3 years, upon your dis
charge you will be entitled to 48
months of college, trade or bda-
ness school education. Tuition
mp TO $500 per ordinary school
year will be paid. And you will
receive sos monthly living al
lowance-$90 if you are mar
ried. Get the facts at You've
nearest u S. Army Recruiting
Station.
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| Bible QUESTIONS
Answered BY The
Voice 7fPR0pHECY
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE eRoADCAsTER
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE eRoADCAsTER

Blble2
= Apgypr--<sot .ss, 'chna," but it is
thought by sfetshat the "land of ST.
MIN" IN ISdfstsf gS12 refers to China.
$Behold,, these 6RM come from far.
and 10. -tlsSssfgean a4e north and from
the &est;;sSaad hsae FROM the land of
Sinina.% -
o.A%Est IS tFe best way to learn
how to be saved?
A.-Study th6 Scriptures, which com
tain all knowledge necessary to saliva
ton. 2 Timothy 3:15: "And that from
child thou hast known the Holy
Scriptures, which are able to make
thee wise unto salvation through faith
which is in Christ Jesus" (See John
$3.50
al know Christ was divine, but
was He really a man too?
Ale was. "And the Word was
made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and
we beheld His glory, the glory as of
the only begOtten of the Father,) full
of grace and truth" John liza. "And
being found in fashion as a man, He
humbled Himself, and became obedient
unto death, even the death of the
cross" Philippians 2:S. Read also He.
brews 2:14, 16, II.
j. Q.-Don't you think the devil men.
toned in the Bible is just a BAG
thought?
Allow bad would thoughts have
to be to drive two thousand hogs h
suicide at one time? mark SLIGO II
Matthew 25:41 we read of fire pr,r~,
pared for the devil and his angels" In
Luke AS it is said that the devil tooh
Jesus up into high mountain. James
2:19 tell us that the devils believe in
God. All these texts indicate person.
ality.
Q.--Is the Holy Spirit divine, or JUST
the good in society?
A.-The Holy Spirit is the third
name with the Father and the Son in
Matthew 28:19: "BaDuaing them in
the name Of the Father and oil the
Son, and Of the Holy Ghost" "Gbast'
is the old English word for er.5t}
The Holy Spirit lis not the spirit Of 50.
ciety, but the Spirit Of cod and e.
Christ Bomans 500 and proceeds
from the Father in the name of Clr 4t.
(John 1876; 1920 He has creative
power psalm 1O4:30) power to raise
the dead (Romans SID.
"a. Note; address your q -vt'ort fo Nc
The echo., 1946-04-26

ca eNRsR b q saa< D 60 q 0ses
~ es @beasR q FEvisw Of ARB dis
s8sEe from W0Fld War TX service 2
a Every branch Of the service
h1E Us own review board 10 handle
the review OF discharges. For c5m-
plete information contact your
local Disabled American Veterans
national service officer.
X Il x
@. Is there a time limit on re-
guests for review Of military dis
charge?
A. II you feel that your military
service justified a more favorable
discharge or dismissal you have lis
gears after discharge to ask for
reconsideration.
xxx
@. After a servicenan has been
discharged from the Army cen he
be called back to daty?
A. Some men who are released
from active Army service and sent
back to civilian life are not actual
BY discharged. They receive q Ger
At'iS-+IS "a AoSt VIC Fstt41h "a olllA- @l s.
q om to the Enlisted Reserve Corps.
Taay can be ordered back to active
pQty.
x K
q Can a merchant seaman who
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a. NO. However, he Is entitled to
some os The benefits provided f9r
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EDITORIAL

way out and after they had thoughts
put them into execution and men and
women stand with their mouths open
and their eyes stretched exclaiming
Look What He Has Done or What
She Has Done. Don't complain when
somebody beats you thinking.
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Golden Text: We must obey God
rather than men. Acts 5:29.
Mark 8:27. And Jesus went forth,
and his disciples, into the villages Of
Caesarea Philippi; and on the way he
asked his disciples, saying unto them,
Who do men say that I am?
Is. And they told him, saying,
John the Baptist; and others, Elijah;
but others, one of the prophets.
%. And he asked them, But who
say We that l am? Peter answereth
and saith un o him, Thou art the
Christ.
Luke 22:54. And they seized him,
and led him away, and brought him
into the high priests house. But
Peter followed afar off.
So. And when they had kindled
fire in the midst of the court, and had
sat down together, Peter sat in the
midst of them.
Sc. And certain maid seeing him
as he sat in the light of the fire, and
looking stedfastly upon him, said,
This man also was with him.
81. But he denied, saying, Woman,
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WsE8d Wa II veterans
y
q. Can GormeF nlen1bsg &c th@
wOuen'a services obtain needless
cid from the Veterans Administrse
tion i'm pregnancy c1sesf (
A. The Veterans Administrator
has ruled that pregnancy is not o
disease or a disability and thereo.
fore is not q responsibility Of the.
government
xS
@. Some time has elaused since
my discharge, yet Z I-Fa not re.
ceived the back pay due % me-
Where shall write about thls2
A. Army inquiries should be ad.
dressed TO the finance officer Of
the camp from which sou we're die
charged. Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard inquiries sgculd %
addressed TO the Claims Division.
General Accounting Office, WASH
ington Is, d. G. BE sure 10 prinE
full name and serial or service NUNS
Der, giving rank and Organization
at time OF discharge. Vel. q. 10. ~
q. Us Il possible for a discharged
disabled veteran tc obtSin record
o3 mis- disqualification?
A. Commanding officers @: Arms
hospitals are authorized to i@JaisA
Information stout records =: ila-,
tients to practicing paysi &c So
when requested by thoE fclr uEe ~
treatment Of shy veteran.