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Russia
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man-held city on the Moscow
Smolensk highway. Eighty miles
north of Vyazma is Rzhev, q Vol
ga river strong point still man.
ned by Adolf Hitler's troops
Russian spearheads veer toward
the highway from both north
and south so or 60 miles TO the
west.
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Pickets
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continued from Page II
Schiappacassee, Albert Watkins
and Arthur Sibbe.
Ray II. Callens, counsel for
the defendants, entered the
guilty plea after the trial of Miss
Gohl had been completed.
Charles Z. Doll, Jr., assistant
general manager of the Pottery,
and Kurt Friedeburg, a nom
striker, and Miss Gohl were the
only witnesses.
Bert V. and John II. Nunneley
represented the company.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06

BONNEVILLE, Calf,
March 8 - up - A starving
whtmpering dog which pulled
itself through deep snow to the
cabin Of two miners, Joe Jossa
and Bob Beanie, led to the dis
covery of q week old quadruple
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-06
1T STARTED HIS HOBBY

When a lawyer gave him an
unusual pencil about two years
ago, Mike Hampton, Memphis,
Tenn, decided to make hobby
of collecting them, and now has
lO4O different pencils.
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Bernard Mcintosh, II,
.En|isis in j. !. NAVY

Bernard Mcintosh. II, of &c
First street, Mount Clemens, en-
listed in the U. S. Navy, Feb 25,
and is now stationed at the Great
Lakes Training Station, Chica-
60, his parents announced today.
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First public demonstration Of
smoke screen for concealing
ships and troops was made in
September. 1923, off Cape Hat
teras. N. c.
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in the world. II is the opening
pages of the annals of the cur
rent war"
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LECTIO OF OFFICERS
and several new members to the
board of directors is important
business to be transacted at the
dinner meeting of the University
of Michigan Alumni Associa-
ton Monday night in the Medea
Hotel. Louis A. Hopkins, secre-
tary of the University Senate
and of the University Council
will be the speaker of the eve
ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-17
RAGE EIGnf

THE STORY: Blythe Miller. l9 is in love with Duane Hogan, big, girl-shy star of the Lincoln Field Cadet pilot football team, which her dad coaches. But Duane doesn't know it. Neither does Nancy Hale. Nancy is young widow of soldier. and has been given work and place to live at the field afte~ she and her son have been rescued from an auto wreck by Duane. Now the grate- full, adoring Nancy wants Blythe tO help her win Duane'S love. Instead. Blythe decides pity and friendship can go just so far, and decides to give Nancy fight for Duane's affection.
 NANCY PROGRESSES
 CHAPTER VI
 Elmer Summers, sports editor ot ne Journal, first told the facts ot he matter publicly, and they didn | make Blythe any happier when she cad them. Tn his column he wrote:
 Out at the Lincoln Field gym, .adet giidders have a New Inter st in life. Coach Pop Miller says hat he has never seen a team center its emotional attention around mascot such as these 3oys have.
 But the interest there is more han A mascot. it is an inspiration. More than at, it is a dual in sy.iration. a widow and son. Best nart of it all is that the son is too tiny to run any sort of lnterfer. cnce between the footballers and the mama. Mama, you see, is age cnly q, and in appearance Is a magazine cover come to life"
 Reading it now in Pops office Blythe had to admit that all ot It was certainly true. Nancy Hale ard baby Scooter had everything cf personal charm. She read or town the column:
 Mrs. Hale, it seems, is not only a good sport but good sports woman. Her late husband, a cas- ualty at Pearl Harbor, had taught her the finer points of tennis, fol instance. And since a dramatic accident tossed her literally into the Lincoln team'S lap. the player! have almost forsaken footballs fol racouets! Pop Miller himself play' tennis. which makes it ever harder for him to bawl out hi lads
 AThis is not to say that tn, tancoln's. won't be in tip-top shap' Ior their fray with the Aggies oi satarday. Pop himself says tn cam spirit was never higher. Bu rom the viewpoint of us, the fans he incipient romance in the tielt house is as interesting as tn serimmage on the field.
 tOfacially, it isn't any of ou s,lsiness: but we in the grand ,1ands aren't officialsl We cal ,necEiIate and gossip in gentee gav as much as we please! An ,o. as the Broadway columnist ,swI.t hint 1t what charmin nes1nr widow from what upstaiT sanrf,neut over what gymnasium |s helna seen more and more wit Sfat Aii-America fullback?"
 That could mean only one thinl aivIhe knew: Duane Hogan Ina sTne from fullback Eonors at sfd M. every iudge last year na 1srea' him All-America ratln s6i it stune Blythe to know Inl eVtn fife newspapers were sssaL ESms aha had @aa hM tl*n
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stiff practice tomorrow. You have to sleep"
 Norman grinned, facing her, close. "You're cute" he mur- mured. Cute as pier'
 It would have thrilled many girls, Blythe knew, but it didn't thrill her for handsome Norm Dana to be so attentive. She liked him, but she could never, never love him. ..
 She went to the U. s. o. hall that night in a quietly resigned, but alert mood. Here she knew she would face Nancy Hale and Duane in person; face Nancy for the first time since Nancy had asked her for help in winning Duane. She hadn't trusted herself to go near Nancy since then. To- right, she would simply have tn be ready and alert!
 The flying school cadets were literally everywhere with thei; ladies when she and Norman came in. They danced a rhumba. They did a dreamy waltz. Then some body shouted for Ely Miller Bly Miller You're elected to lead the conga line!"
 That thrilled her little, oi course. She had tried to be hei prettiest tonight. There was new | formal. All yellow. with flower patterns woven in. Dramatic with her black hair and violet eyes Too dramatic, in fact, for a gir less poised than By. But pertec' as a complement to handsome Norman Dana,
 She and Norman did high jot with the conga, and when tht dance ended in hilarity she sud denly felt somebody tugging he' arm. She turned. and there stooc
 "Biyi BlyI" Nancy wal happily excited as she stage whispered. "Where've you beer keeping yourself? I wanted to tel youl I want to thank you now You're the best friend anybod, could possibly have. becaus' you're making progress for mi already. Duane has danced ever! dance with me. and look what h' brought"
 Nancy had on one of Blythe own evening dresses which sh had given to her, and on th shoulder now were two orchid
 Blythe could only swallow fool ishly. and stare.
 (To ne csntinHsdi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-17
. SERIAL STORY
 PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON
By William Ferguson
COPYRIGHT. i9A1. NEA SERVICE. ING

 rushing Nancy EE:e.
 Somebody tapped on Pops otnce door, then opened 1t.
 Hi, Bly!"
 "Oh. Hello, Norman" Her tone was flat, lifeless.
 Get away from the typewriter and let's talk stuff and things"
 No" you got the Journal, I see" Norman was obviously pleased about life in general, this noon. See what Summers wrote?"
 T read it.'
 Great stuff, hmm2 For Nance and Hogan. Good old Hogan"
 Blythe scowled little, poutily. Since when have you felt good old -Hoganish,' Norman?
 "Mnn?' He persisted in beam ing.
 You know what I mean"
 LAW listen, cookie! don't like Hogan too much, I admit that. He wrecked too many of my plans last year, and before. He"
 Didn't he, though! Both times the Aggies smothered your state U. team, with Duane leading the march,"
 "Now listen" Norman was get ting mad.
 "Oh, excuse me, Norman. l don't mean to bring up old rival. ries, you know that. Pop would slay me- .
 Listen. I don't like Hogan, but I'm not down on him, seeP III he and his girl hit it of. power to them! In fact I'm doggone glad, and you know why Don't you?"
 She understood him. But she merely looked of at blank wall
 Listen, Bly," his tone was low and tender now. I'm crazy about you, and I can't seem to make you believe it!"
 Apparently he felt that if she did believe it, she would succumt at once. It was a conceit which marked everything Norman Dana did. And yet - he had likeable qualities; he wasn't inherently dirty or mean. By forced herself to be gracious to him.
 We aren't to talk persona things. Norman" she said, smil' ing. Why weren't you at skull session last night? Pop asked about you" .s
 He belittled that. expansively "Aw-w-w. YOU know me! don need it. Had a little matter on see. and just didn't get around Anyway, we'll push the Aggie back on their heels Saturday. Yo' know it!"
 we lost one game" she re minded him.
 We were overconfident," h. explained, inconsistently. "Buncl of rockies took us while we slept But we'll open the throttle oi that bunch of farmers--wowl" His enthusiasm was contagious, a all enthusiasm is. And Blythe wa young enough to respond in a meas ure. They walked across to the Lin coin Inn and had lunch together 1 They talked of the U. s. O. dane scheduled for tonight. Thursday. l. T gotta be in bed at ii, so D 1 ready before 8, hnm?" he begged i. That way won't miss a minut with you
 l.I wen leave :at 10. Even If Pc { did permit the dance for q lel R down in tension. fic'il have [ g. bnild you fellows np again Wie
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War PrivatiOns
Improve Health

New York. Aug 3-INS-Priya-
lions OF war have improved The ma
tional health OF the British Dr. Ed.
ward u Wilson Of columbus o,
maintained today following his ar
rival on q Pan-Ameriean clipper
yesterday az LaGuardia Field.
Dr. wilson In charge 81 the Amer
ican hospital in Great Britain At OK.
ford University. said the reduced
diet. early hours and the wearing Of
loose. ReIl worn clothing apparently
Rad beneficial effect On the aseH=
age Englishmen. He added the pri.
vatlons endured by the British
would be amazing % Americans
DR. Wilson said British medicine
had made great advances In the
treatment Of wounds since the start
Of the var.
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Frank A. Witmirs.
Mary J. Witmire
onprR or rurLroArror


STATE or MICHIGAN In the CIR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tensw
In Chsncsry.
John G. Buchanan and Anne ".
Buchanan. Plaintiffs
Harriet Caroline Richard Day. AntA-
ony hey. Germ0nd Sherwood. German
Sherwood. Edith sherwood. Anti.
Dew William McAdam Dey Richard
bcy Albert Sherwood Albert H.
Sherwood. Milton H. BeRole Milton
Begole. Phillip Begole Phillip =.
Begole. Bob a. Begole p. 4. Bezoie.
Glen Besole. Glen " BeEole Charles
" Roberts. q. n Roberts. william
q. sherwood Adliza Cheney. Adaiizz
Cheney Sarah Lowden, Sarah J. Low
den or their unknown heirs devisses.
ieEatees or assigns.
A. session % sad court held Ia
tie court House N tie CITY ~ Ann
Arbor IN said County Of WashtsnaW.
the 2oth day ~ June. 1915
Present Honorable George ~.
SAMPLE Circuit judge
In this cause ~ appears from to
affidavit on file. tlst the where
sbouts ~ the Defendants after dit
gent search and inquiry are unknown.
7 THEREFORE. upon motion OF VIII
Liam De HAN Attorney for Tiain-
tiffs. u is ordered tlat said Defend
ants and their unknown heirs de-
visees. leRatees and assigns cause
t9eir appearance 10 be entered IN
this cause within three months from
the date Of this order ard in default
thereof tnst SAID I'm OF Complaint
be taken as confessed BY the said
Defendants. their rnknown heirs.
deyisces. legatees and assigns.
IL is fIrtAer ordered that Within
twenty DAYS Plaintiffs cause cony
- this order 20 be published In t1s
Yusilanti Daily Press. a newsuaner
printed published and circulated In
said County said publication being
conducted therein unce n each week
for Six weeks IN succe- ton.
GEORGE ". SAMPLE.
LUELLA " SMITH. clerk.
By Dorothy L Bealoick,
Deputy Clerk
TAKE NOTICE. that this suit IN
which the FOREGOING order has been
duly made. lnvoives and * Sr0uglf 60
quiet title 20 the following descr BED
piece or parcel ~ land situated IN
the Township Of pittsfle'd CoIr
% Washtsnsw and STATE Of Mich
The south nfty acres Of the north
east Tuarfsr u section number TWEEN
ty-f0ur ln TOWNSHIP three south of
range six ecFt IN th@ TOWNSHIP Of
Pittsfield. County Of Was itenaw and
s,tata-af AlcAlEan- cKeeltLnx ard re-
serving Grant 70 the Detroit Edison
Company dated November IL 1928
and recorded March .. 1877 In Lioer
! OF Grants or oaKa 2tS.
William De HAN attornsv Tor
Plaintiffs.
BUSINESS ADDRESS Ypsiisnu
Saving Bank Bldz. Ipsilsnu, Mica
ADV. s-s0t
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

TO LEASE. Iarge store on Huron
ST. also, 40 foot store on Mich
igan Ave
LARGE ROOMS hath. extra lava
tory, hot water heat. garage lot IS
by 2i5. located ON East side shady
street price IS 900.
APARTMENT HOME. on Adams
st. with 5 rooms and bath on first
floor and 3 and bath on second. for
$1,000 down payment
EMMETT STREET home vita rooms
and bath on first floor, and bath
ON second. separate entrances.
steam heat. large porch on two
sides. car garage plenty OF
shade. this home m very good con-
diuon, $4,000 on terms
ONE-FLOOR BUNGALOW. with S
rooms, breakfast room, bath and
large glAsSed-ln porch. modern
kitchen, deep. hght basement wien
lavatory snd shower. GARAGE. on
Prospect ST
WEST SIDE BUNGALOW. new and
modern, with rooms bath, oil
heat and air conditioning. this Is
beautiful little home. for 1850
on terms.
4 REAL FARM Of los acres In Lin.
coin School District. with barns.
silo. large poultry house, cribs
one house OF rooms. bath and
steam neat, another OF s rooms
with running water. level black
soil, $3.50 per acre, on terms.
LITTLE FARM, in Greetings Little
orchards, $50 feet hy 500 feet, 50
fruit trees, 5 rooms and bath. $500
with $1,000 down
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LEGAL Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, In tue
Circuit Court for the County OF
Nashtenaw.
In Chancery.
Frank A. Witmirs and Mary j.
Witmire. His wife, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Augustus B. Woodward. Abram Lar
zelere. Abraham Lsrzeisre, Walter
H. Hawkins, Statira d. Hawkins,
DeloS ShowermAn. Eliza A. shower
man Fannie T. Hawkins. Frederick
W Hawkins. Isaac n. Conklin. Har-
riet Conkiin. The First National Bank
% Ypslianti, Katie Nimmershein.
Thomas York. Emma II. Johnson.
Norvale A. Hawkins. and Mabel HsW-
kins HIS wife. Clara w Hawkins.
or their unknown heirs. legatees, de-
visees and assigns
Suit pending In the Circuit Court
for the County ~ Washtenaw, IN
chancery. in the city OF Ann Arbor
in said County on June ~ 1912.
In this cause. ~ appearing from
the affidavit on file that the where
abouts Of said defendants are IN
known on motion OF John 7. kirk,
attorney for plaintiffs. II IL ordered,
that TIE appearance Of said defend
ants be entered in said cause within
three months from Nne udRe u fHio
order.
GEO. W. SAMPLE.
Circuit judge.
Luels VI. Smith. Clerk
by Dorothy l.. Bulbick, Dep. Clerk
John r. KIRK Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Business Address: Ypsilsnti. Mieh-
igan
This suit IL brought TO aulet ths
title 10 all that certain piece or par
eel of land situate in the CITY OF
Ypsilanti Washtsuaw County, Mich
igRu. and described as follows
Commencing at a point in the west
line Of Hamilton street at the south
east corner Of a parcel OF land for
merry owned by william Hewlett;
thence south along the west line
~ Hamilton street nfty-six and So
100 feet. thence west one hundred
and sixty-flve feet. thence north
fif,y six and $500 feet to william
Ho eletts south west corner, thence
east along tho south line OF said
Howletts land to the place % begin
ming
Frank A Wi'mirs.
Mary J Witmtre
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Stock Wanted


Dead or alive. Horses 1880. Cattls
Sc 90. hogs, calves. sheep. according
10 size and conditions. Dead animal
by-products are essential In out
government war effort Can
promptly while carcass is fresh
and sound Phone collect 20 Oar.
ling a Company. Detroit vinewood
fQ4O0
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Stretch Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Press Cdsse@
Real Estate
Houses For sale

EAST Side room house. furnace.
fun basement garden tract IS oN
$50 t. $3.50 Terms. $50 down.
u reeL 50 y Huron St. 1871
% ACREs. beautiful couutr, estate.
pretty lawn Well shaded, Z room
modern house barn IN corner.
Peet. So y. Huron St 1874.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY : ACRE
ESTATE room modern sigh
class colonial stVle house. between
Npsilanti aud Ann Arhor. Priced
to sell H. Feet % \. Huron. 1914
CLARK ROAD SD acres on corner
with modern 8 room house orch
ard II. peet. 50 y. Huron ST. l5il
PACKARD RC.Ap-scenic location
across from Golf club. ~ acres
country home. rooms. bath fur
mace, new car garage Every thing
nice. clean good condition 1855
ana worth She money. H. pest 50
y Huron ST. 1871.
LOWELL sTREEl'-Whv don't you
buy this place with lot 6sNeiA 2
car garage. large living room and
dining room WITH beamed ceiling
handy kitchen down. with large
bedrooms and bath an. bedroom on
ard floor, oak floors hot water
heat, OF burner This is a good
house for $500 cash or $500 with
$1,000 down and $50 month. IL Peet.
SO y Huron st. 1871,
WEST SIDE high class room mod.
ern house bed rooms. hardw rod
floors. hot water heating system,
full basement, laundry trays. Rea-
sonable price Terms. II Peet 50
y Huron street. Phone 1871
NEAR Prospect Park, I level acres,
room modern house, fireplace,
double garage $1,000. Terms II.
Peet, 50 y Huron ST Pm, 1871.
BUSINESS LOCATION--9o ft, +.
Michigan Ave. Frontage near Pros
pect ST Reasonable price. II. Peet.
SO y. Huron 1874.
ia ROOM INCOME. modern home.
Elderly lady owner, too much
work. Price ss3bt Terms Make
offer H. Peet, 50 y. Huron, 1871.
Four rooms and bath one block
from stores and school. 1924 down.
Balance SIS mo. Full price s2,s94.
WE CAN BUILD eight more new
houses with priority 10 be sold ca
defense workers only. Monthly pay
mcntS tAUsAt no interest see
Ralph Wagner ANY time day or
1919.
We write all kinds OF insurance.
Lots
PARTY--has 81 lots. all in different
locations, must sell. Take 500 for
each. gives warranty deed and All.
stract. No interest Easy terms
See @ Robins, 50 ~ Huron.
Business Property
DINER AND GAS STATION-piner
does $500 weekly Gas station
pumps all expenses. WIN give
prospect reason for selling. Must
have $4,000 cash TO handle 4S4el
Michigan Ave- cor. Belleyille Rd.
Wanted To Buy
WILL PAY CAsH-or your equity
for small house near town. Box
J-ss. care OF Press.
Merchandise
PORT HURON-Graiu separator
small size 20-32. good condition
Alton Ballard, 1888 Martz Road.
Household Furnishings
FOR sALE-Used Bendix home laun.
dry. Reasonable. Phone l7is-W.
FOR SALE-Walnut bed and dresser
suitable for refinishing or paint
ing Good springs and mattress
100 Henry street. Saline
NEW EVERHOT oNenettc electric
stove with tirie clock. IS ;. Grove
81
KELVINATOR beverage cooler Capa.
city 3 eases Phone l54i-J-l.
TABLE TOP Gas Stove fine condi
tion. Large oak extension table
very reasonable. Tel ll22-R. Il Bal
lard St
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Personal,
Lost and Found
Business Services Offered

EXPERT CLEANING and repairing
Of oriental and domestic rugs by
the Persian method. Sewing. bind
ing. laying and alterations. TO z
rug services. Cleaning of all kinds
OF upholstered furniture. Faily
Ruggery. Phone 274S-W.
MODERN Cleaning Methods. Rug,
carpets and upholstery For free
estimates Phone 1035-W.
ELFiEN'S BEAUTY SHOP will
close July 90 and reopen August
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Announcements
WORLDS STAR CHARACTER
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Located in Pullman House Trail
er. Leo Butler. Used Auto Parts.
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Automobiles For Sale
Financial
Money To Loan
Livestock

zoo LAYING HENS Plymouth Rock.
Wyandottes. Jersey Giants. l-'o
y. Huron Phone 1871.
YOUNG Cocker spaniel for sale. Ed
ward Adiska. Bemis Road,
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FOR Walnut bed and dresser
suitable for refinishinE or paint
ing Good springs and mattress.
100 Henry street. Saline
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ELEVATOR beverage cooler. Capa-
city cases. Phone l54i-J-l.
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Wanted To Buy

WILL PAY CASH--or your equity
for small house near town. Box
J-ss care OF Press
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FOR SALE-Used Rendix home laun-
dry. Reasonable. Phone l7is-W.
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TABLE TOP Gas Stove fine condi-
tion. Large oak extension table
very reasonable. Tel HER. Il Bal
lard ST
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FOR TWO MEN employed during
the day. Two exceptionally fine
rooms. Private bath. Box J-9l. care
OF Press
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NEW EVERHOT oNenetto electric
stove with tiae clock. Is ;. Grove
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Merchandise
Household FurnIsnlnus

PORT HURON--Graiu separator.
small size 20-32. good condition.
Alton Ballard. 1888 MsrtL Road
LousahaId EurnIahino.
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PARTY--has 81 lots, all in different
locations, must sell Take 500 for
each gives warranty deed and All
stract No interest Easy terms.
See G. Robins, 80 y. Huron.
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Business Property

DINER AND GAS sTATION-Diner
does $500 weekly Gas station
pumps all expenses. WIN give
prospect reason for selling. Must
have $4,000 cash TO handle IS4el
Michigan Ave, cor. Belleville. Rd.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-02

first tragedy to strike the squad rons force.
 We have had some very shock ing and terrible news since last night. The phone got Ross up about 2:00 am. with the report that Lt Reddy hadn't returned to the base. He was on a night flight and was due in at 12:0O. Ross went down to the squadron and checked Up and I'm terribly afraid it's true. They found a wrecked burned air plane up farther north. Reddy was Ross CO-pilot on the trip to Tokyo so this hits Us both very hard. He is just the swellest kind of q kid. so young. full of life and good He was so nice to have around and I just cant believe that he won't be home to tell Us what went wrong. He is always telling jokes on him self It just doesn't seem right for something to happen to a boy like
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down all their barrage balloons trying to hit us.a
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

The Sentinel extends birthda greetings this week to. Mrs. E. c. Anderson. Oct. 8 Mrs. l. c. Biorge. Oct. 1 Helen Angerman. Oct. 5 Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Oct. 6 Hall Ferguson, Oct. 2 Donald Lewis, Oct. ' Bill Grant, Oct. 8 Nora Case, Oct 8 Mary Jane Lewis, Oct. 9