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“CUPBOARD BARE! | What 23d Psalm Means

wi by five pieces of shrapnel in the battle for Jwo _ Jima, Marine

‘Homes = Registry Reports Cpl. Kenneth G. Reinhardt is now reading about the fight aboard a

Condition Critical, hospital ship in the Pacific. . : The 24-year-old marine is.th€ son Need Vital. of Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Reinhardt,

: ~ |459 Grand ave. He was wounded The housing cupboard is bare in March 2. Indianapolis. : ! “At present I'm on hoard ship Today there is not a: single... ine the best of medical at-

. house or apartment ligted i the |tention,” he wrote his parents in files of Homes Registry, 120 Monu-’ a letter dated March 4.

ment circle,. whose job it is to find “Two day® ago five pieces of

houses for incoming war WOIKers,|q, .nne) attached themselves to servicemen and their families. me. All are to the rear of me. One “If the war is to be fought suc-|pelow my knee, one at the joint Cpl. Kenneth G. Reinhardt cessfully, our men must have the and one above—all evenly spaced. . ? weapons, They.ccannot have them| «Tq pe truthful about it, I've had | “Everyone of us talked with our if workers can't take the jobs be-|toothaches that gave me more | Father ‘and shall always continue cause there is no place to live,” Mrs. | trouble. {to do 80,” Cpl. Reinhardt said. Carl Manthei, director, said. “Our fighting lines may be fouled On his second tour of duty, Cpl “Just this week we have been |up, but from the front lines through |Reinhardt is a member of the 5th besigéd by desperate young men,|to the hospital ships, first aid comes | marine division. Altogether, he has Allison test pilots, who say that|fast and furious. They are really|been overseas a year and a half, the production program simply on the ball and deserve plenty of |previously stationed on New Zeacannot go on if the men needed to|credit and praise, both of Which|land and New Caledonia. do the job cannot be housed. they have no time .tg receive.” A graduate of Technical high “Officials of a large concern now | He wrote that now he under-| | school, he attended Butler and Purtaking over one of the big plants stands the 23d Psalm where it says!due universities. Until enlisting in here are bringing only a few of | “though I walk through the valley the marines in September, 1942, he

their key technical men because of | of the shadow of death, I shall fear| was employed by the Pennsylvania the housing situation. Even they |p, evil , . .» railroad.

cannot find places to live,” she said.

All War Housing Occupied The only solution, since all the CHUCKHOLE REPAIR Sqft. Metcalfe t war housing built} ifor this area has . . { heen occupied, is for people with T0 gr SPEEDED UP Gets Citation | houses available to list them with w' SAN MET Homes Registry, she declared. | With the meopening of the city] SOT. . NyonD e ; Unfurnished houses are most in | CALFE, son of Mrs. Bessie Lind~ demand, as most of the incoming asPhalt plant tomorrow, Mayor| _. 1410 w a1 gt, has been workers have families and furniture, | Tyndall has promised the repair! awarded the “We know that the few houses | of chuckholes in city streets will aWarce . which do become available are rented | be accelerated. . purple heart to friends, in many cases to people | A’ major project will, be the im- for wounds rewho simply want to make a change.| provement of 34th st, between | ceived fighting That is an intolerable situation in|Sutherland and Emerson aves. The| 3 with the mawartime, Listings are taken at|city works board yesterday ap- rines at Peleliu. Lincoln 7365,” Mrs. Manthei said, [proved asphalt resurfacing of the T h e presenta- ———————————— three-mile section at an estimated | tion was made this week at

ARMY TO GET ALL an, the U. S. naval

A total of 13,388 chuckholes have hospital, Great

DRAFTEES 18 TO 2 been filled in the last 10 gays, Lakes, Ill.

Mayor Tyndall reported. By Sgt. Metcalfe Sgt. Metcalfe,

WASHINGTON, March® 15 (U.| Also under consideration is the | P.).—Practically all young men 18 resurfacing of State ave. between | i who is 34, served through 20 inducted during the next| Washington and Prospect sts, and| 25 months overseas, and saw three months will go into the army, | Fletcher ave., between Shelby st.| action at Peleliu, Cape Glouces=as infantry replacements, a joint |and State ave. | 22% Guadalcanal and New Brit-army-navy statement revealed to-)| ain. Hes wears the presidential

day. : 4 SCHOOLS COLLECT | unit citation and the Asiatic-Pa-

The only exception will be men cific ribbon, as well as the pur-

alified } chos f special | qua and chosen. for specia PAPER TOMORROW ple heart.

navy programs such as radio tech-| nicians and combat air crewmen. | Four grade schools will collect JAP SPY HANGED The joint statement said the army | paper tomorrow. and navy had agreed on this pro-| They are School 2, 700 N. Dela- MANILA, March 15 (U. P)~— . gram “to satisfy the current needs ware st.; School 9, 740 E. Vermont Ichiro Hongo, Japanese private, was of the army far young infantry re-|st.: School 10, 1255 Carrollton ave. hanged yesterday in the first spy placements.” and School 14, 1229 E. Ohio st. execution in the Southwest Pacific, Navy needs during the three Persons in the community are Jer months period, which starts today, asked to tie their bundles in pack- | headquarters announced today. He will be met from men 21 to 38 years ages 18 inches high and deliver to| Was caught behind American lines

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Roy Clayton's Body Found On Floor; Believe He Was ‘Smoke Victim.

Apparently overcome by smoke as he fought the flames, Roy Clayton, 45, was found dead on the floor of his burning home at: 315 S. Lyons ave. last night.

Fire that appeared lo have been |

caused by a short circuit in the wiring . system, started while -other members of the family were away visiting at the home of nearby relatives. When his wife and two sons, Robert and William Clayton returned home they found the interior of the house aflame and Mr. Clayton lying on the floor. Death was due to suffocation, A third son, Roy Clayton, is serving in the army overseas. The first of the season's grass fires broke out in the eastern saburbs of the city yesterday. One burned over a smile-square area between E. Washington and 10th sts., just east of the city limits. Volunteer firemen - prevented the flames from spreading to 24 houses in the area.

PLAN BUILDING OF PAROCHIAL SGHOOL

Construction of a parochial grade Le school next to Christ the King Catholic church is planned, the Rev, Joseph V. Somes, pastor, has informed the city works board. Consideration was promised by the board to a request that the proposed school’s sanitation facilities be connected with the city’s. The Rey, Fr. Somes said he was seeking approval from the war production board and the war man-

Catholic school is overcrowded. Parish children now attend there and this fail, school children in his parish will number about 200. A basement and one-story building is planned. It is hoped construction can begin about April 1.

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