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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

Club would prove to be when test ed against the other attractions of the city which the USO would not and could not match. Needless 70 state we've been neither surprised nor offended when any of these new friends have spent very little of their furloughs here; but we ad- init we've been deeply gratified when the Club has proven (as 1t has done many times to possess a strong and continuous attraction to lonely men desperately hungry for recreation and entertainment.
 The serviceman's parcels may be only couple of small packages, or they may consist of a 75-lb. bar racks-bag, along with very bulky foot-locker and a valise, and a ruck-sack and steel helmet. In any event. the checking of these items represents the laying down of burdens So it should belt is ap- prop1iate that this act should be symbolic of the entrance of every man into the USO where it is hoped that he will lay down all his burdensome worries and enjoy a furlough or leave that will be truly free from care
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

ANYONE wanting curtains done for
 the Holidays, Phone Red 730.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

PIONEERS AND AUXILIARY
 Meeting scheduled for Dec. IT has been postponed until January T, 1944. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16
PENGUIN IN WITH
 THIRTEEN ABOARD

The Bureau of Fisheries vessel Penguin arrived early this morning from the south and discharged thirteen. passengers at Juneau from Seattle and Southeast Alaska points.
 The ship was to leave today for Funter Bay with supplies for the evacuation colony at that place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

TURN your old gold into value cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16
PARCELS-AND MEN

May I check this, please?' It's
 a question that has been asked in
 the USO literally many thousands
 of times during the past year. The
 answer is obvious, and always in
 the affirmative Yet our staff mem
 bers never tire of this question. If
 the parcel checking department was only that and served no other pur-
 pose, it would be a pleasure 10 help with it for this is a much
 needed and much-used facility of
 the Club.
 Here at the USO, however, May
 check this?" is much more than 8 mere inquiry about package Lo-
 cated just to the right of the door
 as you enter the Club lobby, the
 parcel shelves are directly behind
 the desks of the staff; so looking up to answer this question, the staff
 member usually has his first con-
 tact with the serviceman, both the very first of all as well as the first fof each subsequent days visit. Per-
 sonally we've met no fewer than
 many hundreds of men at this one
 place in the Club. And as we've looked up each new time, to meet the eyes of another man, we've
 never failed to feel that here in- deed was a new and fascinating ad- venture-the beginning of another friendship And that's the way we
 hope it has seemed to each new arrival, too.
 It's been very interesting to watch the various expressions on the faces as the men try quickly to size
 up the Club. Of course, it is a rare fellow indeed who does not look with delighted surprise upon dis covering that two such girls as Aida and Mary are hostesses. Not infrequently man will tell us he's never been in a USO before: :. just didn't think I'd like 'em-fig- ured there wasn't anything there to interest me much-maybe I've been wrong all this time' Most every fellow seems pleased that you're interested enough to ask for his first name; and everyone ap- pears eager to tell you what State he is from.
 Looking deep in to the eyes of al new arrival you often see things you are sure you'll not forget. There is no need in such a case to ask a man where he's been; the mem ory of all that he has endured is written across those eyes for anyone to read: I'm just in from Attu-i was there when we won it back last 1 summer" Or, Its been over a year since I've so much as seen a girl, 1 any kind of a girl. Honestly, don't l know how to talk to one.' Nor will we forget the beaten expression, the ! actual fear-haunted look, in the faces of some of the fellows who have been in very lonely spots much too long time lover two years in one case), out of touch Z with the decencies of normal living, actually afraid of everyone. You feel not only terribly sorry, you also feel somehow to blame for it when you read in his face the cold dull letters of mans creed of defeat: ]
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

serve waffles during the usual Cof- fee Hour. That the very charming Betty Clayton will be pouring that day you do pour" waffles as well as coffee, don't you?) is a guar antee that the waffles will be even more delectable than they other wise would be.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

The income tax of person il, Britain earning $2,O00 a year i: $624.52.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16
FOR SALE

DOUBLE bed, mattress and sprlnS waffle iron. Phone Red 244.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16

FRESH-BUTTERED POPCORN
 Just why the fragrance of hot fresh-buttered popcorn should have such a hold on the human soul we
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $650. Paper Curls, Sl up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone POI 3i5 Decker Way. Fife ctiv June Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-16
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Dec. Is, Sons of Norway Dinner lat pm Program and Dance IOOF Hall Adm. each $150 For Reserva- tions Phone Red 210 or PIT.
 adv.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
Das unheimIiche Haus

| NcltplItltll Altu SelItptoelloultS W.
mari. Sein Saus tpuroe berIteigert
(ein Mobiliar gepfanoet. Sn oe
Na6t, Die ser 0ffentliden 8eriteise
rung porberging erita6 er iein
Srau; i'm ielbit fano man am anoer1
Sage in elmer 9a6fammer erbdngt
Die &inoer puroen ins 8aiienbau'
sebradt, ,no ieitoem. itebt oas Sau!
leer."
Ser @raf itri9 nit ieiner tpeiBen
ariItofratii6en Sano einigenal iibel
oen i6tpar5en Bart uno lieB babel bi'
ounfeln Mugen linneno auf Dem gut
miitigen MntliB ser alten 0ame ru
6en.
uSS6 banfe Sbnen no6mals fiji
Sbre Witteilungen'', iagte er, "i9 BIZ
ni6t abergldubiI6."
,,@etpiB lit iiberau unier Seben II
@ottes &ano'', entgegnete Srau Sel
mig ,,uno Der tpabre Gbriit pertrau
tets auf Die gottli6e 8oriebung; abe1
bic an Dem Sauie buftenoen granli
gen @rinnerungen. 80"
,,&onnen MIDI ni6t abi6reden', er
tpioerte raid Ser Sremoe. ,Wer ii
Der gigentiimer?'
uSerr Wfatbias @rllneDalo; Ell
bot na6 Dem Sooe oes lebten @igen
timers bas Saus iibernebmen mitl
fen, neil er ser Sauptgldubiger mar
9a in Ser 8eriteigerung niemano oar
uuf bieten pollte, 10 lit es ibm 5u Ell
nem Spottpreiie 5ugei6lagen NOR
oen, uno i6 CLAUDE Sbnen Die Ser
It6erl1ne geben 5u oiirfen, ooB er ei
billig perfaufen pirb.'
,@enn es 10 lange unbelpobnt nar
oann miro es pobl eine na1nbaft
Sumnle foiten, oas Saus pieoe1
pobnli6 5u ma6en?'
u@enn sic es beli6tigen mollen
10 tann Der @uni6 iofort erfiillt tper
ben; ib beliBe oie Sbliiliel."
u0as lit mir iehr angenebm', er
pioerte Der @raf.
0te alte Oame nidte 5ultinmeni
uno bolte bie Sbliiliel aus einen
56ranf6en.
,Serr @runetpalo bat tie mir 81
bieIem 3ped iibergeben', lagte lie
uGbreno lie oie Sir 0ffnete, ,,i6 1nad
tc i'm porigen Sabre 5ulest @ebrard
bapon. Solio gebal1t lit oas Sous
oub i'm Snnern nirfli6 redt be
uuem eingericbtet; lpenn MIR ni6t Die
1e gral1ligen grinnerlngen iicb oar
an fniipfte."
0raulen lbloB Ser 0iener ii6 SCI
Yeioen an, Der @raf meblelte mi
ibnl in freomer Spra6e einige @orte
Sic Srau Selmig nibt beritano.
9as. @ittertor freildbte in leinel
Mngeln, uno oer 8eg, lpelder ourc
ben groben, pertpiloerten @arten gun
SauIe fiibrte, NOR bonn &egen onrf
peibt 11no bon llnfral1t iiberlpubert
Sic traten in oas Saus uno Ourd
|panoerten langlam ale 9dllme; Il
irbem 3irnmer ipies Srau Selpig al
cine grinnerung bin.
uSier lag Die 2eide Ser Sausbol
terin'', iagte iie in Ser &iibe, anf oi
Steiuplatten 'oeuteno, oie Dor Der
qelnauerten Seroe lagen. uSSn Der
3im1ner nebenan lit ser alte Serr Ell
norbert iporoen, tpdbreno er Dor Ser
IS6reibtiib iaB; i6 CLAUDE, man fan
nod Die 8lutfleden ieben."
a.. N{r~e I.LoI4o ,.,,S so;,, CN;o,,o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
| Mitteilungen feinen ginorud al ma.

1 ttiStts
.Sier mar oas 5dlaf5imnler oes
iungen gbepaares'', nabm oie alte
Dame inn obern Stodtperf tpieber bas
8ort; bier tobte Der Srritnnige, ben
bier itarfe Manner nibt gu banoisen
permobten."
,,@enn man oie @anb stpiiben
oieIem uno Dem anltoBenoen 3inmer
nieoerlegt, 10 miro oaour6 Elm eroBer
saal geibaffen'', ertpioerte Der @raf
rubig.
uSSSn Dem anltoBenoen 3immer bat
Ger lebte gigentiimer feline @attin er.
morbet."
"gBas ibdoet oas?" ider5te er,
ans Senlter treteno, UNI einen 8lid
binaus 81 perfen. ,Wtid itoren oieie
grinnerungen nibt, uno meine @alte
peroen ii6 au6 nibt oaburb suriif'
i6reden laien. &alie i6 bas Saus,
10 muB bier man6e GerGnberlng &c,
troffen iperoen; ib beabltd)ttge ni6t,
IN oielen &dumen bas 2eben zines
ginlieolers 81 fiibren."
Sn Der 9a6famner 5eigte ibm
Srau Seluig oen Saten, an Dem Die
Seitbe oes lebten gigentiimers geban-
gen bate; Der Oiener erfaBte i'm,
obne Elm @ort 5ll erlpibern, 1no bra1
i'm ob, bann mari er oos Stiid giien
gum Seniter binaus.
u0a ieben sic, tpel6en @ert mir
quf iol6e Dinge legen', iagte Ser
Graf in gleibgiiltigem Sone; utpir
fennen beioe feline @elpeniterfurdt.
Sebt tpollen mir nob oie &ellerraume
beiibtieen; bleiben Sic nur rubis bier
oben, Wtaoame, mir finOen Den 8eg
l6on auein."
9ie alte Oane i6iittelte Den &opf;
tpabienoes 8ef fremoen ipracb aus ie=
oem 3uge ibres treltber5igen @elib=
tcs.
uGon oieiem Seller er5ablt man
lcltiame 9inge', nabnl iie nab elmer
Ya1tIe pieoer oas @ort; ,,eine Sall6=
lniin5erbanbe lon Dor langer 3eit oar
in gebauIt baben; man bebalrptet, er
cntbalte Elm gebein1es 8erltef nit ei=
neln belonoeren slusgong'
Graf Graiinifi lacbte lno bat oie
Game no6 einnal, oben 81 bleibeu;
oom itieg er nit ieinem 0iener bie
&cllertreppe binllnter.
Cine lanee 3eit peritrib, ebe oie
Weioen 3uriidfebrten; Der @raf trat
NJ Ben @arten binalls llno befobl iei.
ncm 9iener i'm bonn Stolrbe 81 rel,
nlgen.
,,gs ilt ,lebr fiibl oa lmten", ia9te
er, ,ein por5iigliber 8einfeller.
Benn oas Saus griinoli6 geliiftet uno
gtreilligt ilt, miro ibon alles anoers
mlsieben; einige Nenoerungen iino
Ireilib notig, ,ulb @elo Apiro's folten,
aber id oenfe, oos alles fonn II, oieier
gllten Sabres5eit rai6 genta6t Der-
Zen, 70 bob ib meinen @in5ug nibt
ol5u lange binaus5uibieben braube. ="
Isle iin6 allo entl6loHen?"' fragte
6rau Selmig, nod INNER unglaubig.
uSSaluobl', iagte er, mabreno er an
ibrer Seite langlam binausl6ritt, ,,i6
peroe es faufen, penn i6 es bilig er=
iperben fann. 0ie 5traBe bier lit tpobl
iebr itiu?'
uauberorOentlicb; auber ser S6ul>
il1geno, Sic bier ibren Summelplat
bat, ltebt man ielten einen Meni9en." "
ultm 10 beiler, i6 1iebe Sic Stille. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-21
Niittpodl ben 81. April 1943

/ f- VI ttADAt UStl @NA w AftU teJbSU
nit elmer leihten 8erbeltgung, unb
oie alte Dame iab ibnt mad, biz er
in eine anbere StraBe einbog ino
ibren 8liden entlbpano.
@eoanfenpon febrte iie in ibr Saus
ouriif rno ging in Die Slide, nm nad
Dem Nittageiien 81. ieben: ibr 8rn-
Der uno ibr Sobn muBten IN elmer
balben Stunoe eintreffen, ,1nb Die bei-
BEN Serren paren an Biinftlidfeit
getpobnt. :-...
Gin polniider @raf bpar Ser
5err9" fragte oas 9ienitmdoden nit
unperfennbarer Neugier. Scr 8ur-
icbe iaste mir, iie tuollen oas Moro-
baus faufen, aber id5 fann's ni6t
elauben.''
,gs lit aud unslaublid', ertpioer=
te Srau Sellpig 5eritreut.
Scr 8urid)e beiBt Widael, er lit
eacb Elm Bole, man bort's. ibm nidt
alL er ipridt 10 gut oeuti6, tpie mir
6eioe'', fubr 6as Maoden reoielis
fort. CT, lagte mir, fem Serr iet
fardtbar rei6 ,uno penn er oas Saus
taufe, Damn tpiirbe es bier lebenoig
toeroen. Sriiber tparen Iie in .Baris
uobnbaft, aber ga gefiel es ibnen
ni6t mebr, uno nadb Bolen oiirfen iie
audi nibt 5uriid, ionlt tperoen iie nad
Sibirien geibidt.'
uDas aaes bat sir ser Mann in
ser fur5en 3eit geiast?" fragte sic
olte Game nribtralliid. ,,gr ibeint Sir
la iebr gefallen 5u baben."
,,@an5 uno gar ni6t, aber iein
&err lit Elm i60ner Wann."
6rau Selptg gab feline slnttport
oarauf; iie berlieb oie &ii6e unb gins
ins 8obn5immer, ,tm sic Safel gu
beden. &aum bate iie bieies @eiddft
heenoet, als oie beioen Serren nit
Qetpobnter Yiinftli6feit itb einfan-
6en.
Tuoolf Selmig, Ser ein5ige Sobn
Der Oane, ipar Elm blib1ber iltnger
@tann inn glitter bon 25 Sabren. Gin
blonoer S6nurrbart bei6attete Sic
2ippen, iein friIdes, bliibenoes &C.
liebt bate sic offenen, treuber5igen
5iige Ser Mutter.
IS gab biel 81 er5dblen an oieieln
Wfittag: ser 8u6balter beri6tete oie
9erbaftung Slgo's, Sral Selmig
teilte ibre l1nterrebung nit bem pol
nilden @rafen init; beioe @reisniiie
lpuroen 1ebbaft beIproben.
9ie 9lngelegenbeit nit oem polni-
l1en @rafen mar balo erleoigt, oie
gerbaftung Sugos bingegen beifaf-
tigte bie @e111iiter nod lange.
uOoftor 2eitenring miro ieoenfaQs
NIT Ser 8erteioisung beauftragt >per=
oen'', iagte 9tuoolf, na6oent oas
9ienlt1ndo6en BEN Siid) abserarn1t
uno oie beioen Serren iicb 3isarren
ange5iinoet batten; ,,er iit Ser bette
Sreuno bes 2eltnants @infel."
vllnb ser 2eut1ant bat feinen 8ru=
Ser in bieIes l1ngliid bineingeritten',
ertpiberte Starfe 11ntpillig, ,,bas lit
meine felte l1eber5eugung. Sugo
8infel fat ieiner Samilte ftets Spfer
gebradt, um Sic Spiell6uloen bes
8ruoers bdtte er iid) nidt fiimmern
icllen.''
80 groB louen oieie Spieli6uloen
aetpeien iein?" fragte feline S6meiter
beitiir5t.
so groB tperben ite biellei6t ni6t
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6. SSortIesung)

uSU olOstI4e Hlugl uuLult, SttuotSS
Srau, nebmen Sic i'm 8oraus met.
men beiten Oant fir Sbre Witteilun.
gen."
sd par nod elm &ino, als Elm
iunges @bepaar in oas Saus eitt-
aog', fubr Die alte Dame fort. uDte
beioen 2eute Iebten iebr gliidli6 NIT
einanber, aber i6on oamals borte i6,
caB man ibnen ltnbeil propbe5eite.
Cine gpioen1ie, bie pl0sli6 ausbrad,
oeri6onte aud uniere Staot ni6t, uno
zines Cages trug man aus ienem
Sauie Die iunge Weutter init ibren
beioen &inoern binaus 5um Srteo<
bof. Drei ooer bier Sage ipdter muir
be Der bebauernsmerte 8itner ins
Srrenbaus gebra6t."
u0as bdtte au6 in ieoem anoeren
Saltie it1 ereignen fonnen'', ia9te Der
@raf oeiien 2ippen Elm unglaubiges
2adeln umipielte.
uSSS6 min bas ni6t beltreiten, aber
boren sic tpeiter. Gin alter Serr 5og
iebt nit ieiner iungen, biibIben Sous
bdlterin in bas nnbeimlidbe @ebaube.
S6 erinnere mild ieiner nod lebr
gut; er ipar nit meinem Gater be-
freunoet, mir famen iebr oft in iei7
men @arten, uno er bate feline Sreus
oe oaran, tpenn oas fiiitli6e Sbit, bas
BORT tpu6s, uns munoete. @r liebte
oie Stolen; ME babe id oiele 8lume
fdoner geleben, als in leinem @arten.
@u9 er mar geiparnt tporoen Dor Dem
5lub, Der auf ben Souie rlbte; ib
entiinne MIDI beute nod, Oab mein Ga=
ter es in erniter, einoringli6er 8eiie
tat, aber Der alte Serr la6elte 10 un~
glaubig, tpie Sic es iebt tun; er i6ien
eu glauben, baB er gegen ieoes un=
gliid gefeit Jet. llno zines Worgens
blieb oas Sous gei6loiien, 5tpei Sage
lang NOR ipeoer Die Sir nod Elm
Senfter geoffnet iporoen, Bis man ii6
enbli6 enti6loB, oie Soli5ei 5lt rufen
Sebt tpuroe oie Sir poli5eili6 geoff=
net, uno tpiiien Sic, lpas man fano =?
Otit 5eridmettertem &opf lag bie 2eis
DIE ser Sausb6lterin in Ser Slide,
un6 Dem 2eben 0es alten Serrn batten
Dol61ti6e Elm gnoe gen1a6t. Sic tpa=
rem beioe ermoroet, l1no Die Moroer
itno Biz beute nod ni6t entoedt NOR
0en."
ullno oieier Serr par ser 2ebte,
Ger oas Saus betpobnte?' frogte @raf
9raiinifi rubig.
Scr 2ette nibt. 9as Saus itan6
lange leer, ser gigentiimer fano fei=
nen Mieter; er polte es berfaufen,
unb ser 8reis, Sen er oafiir foroerte,
mar ipottbillig. @nolib, na6 Sab=
rem, fano it6 ein &al1fer: bas &C.
ldaft tpuroe abgeidloiien l,no Der
neue gigentiimer 5og nit ieiner 5a-
mile Elm. slu6 i'm babe id) gefannt.
gr tpar ein groBerer, finlterer Wann.
8ie es bieB, pollte er in ieinem Saule
cine S6ule erri6ten, aber 10 iebr ct
it6 au9 barum bemiibte, er fano me-
ser Beniionare nod S6iiler. St
ielbit batte orei &inoer, nit ieiner
5rau lebte ct in itetem l1nfrieoen,
unb man bebauptete, er 4tede 10 tiei
in Sduloen, oaB er ii6 nidt 5u ret
ten pilie. @r tpollte bas Saus tpie-
Der berfaufen, aber ar feline Miibe
mar berseblid; er ianf INNER tiefer
un0 tiefer. Oie @ldubiger orGngter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

otherwise hosptalized Yanks.
More than $4,000 was raised by
the Northwest Camp and Hos
pital Council. which is headed by
Royal Brougham Of the Post-In-
telligenCer editorial StafT The
council began thorough prepara-
tionS months ago and enlisted the
aid of veterans. civic and patriotic
organizations. In addition 70 gifts,
there was entertalnpent IN every
ward OF every serVice hospital IN
the Seattle area
PITTSBURGH-Readcrs of the
Pittsburgh Sun-Telograph con-
trlbuted more than $1,000 and the
Sun-TeleCraph saw 10 II that every
hoSpital2ed service man iu the
Pittsburgh district was cheered
with one or more Christmas gifts
These included books. playing
cards and Cigasets distributed 90
more than 5000 men, The Ameri-
can Women's Voluntary Service
not only helped collect the funds
but also delivered the gifts 20 the
service men m the Veterans Hos
pital Marine Hospital DeShonC
Hospital and Camp Reynolds
There were other gifts toe. IN
generous numbers. from The vtt-
Grams hospital committee of Ale
County, and tkn-Red- Cross
BOSTON More than SIS 0o0
was contributed 10 the Boston
Record AmeuCan-Sundav Adycr-
tiser veterans Christmas fund
More THAN 7Q0l-dSablCd service.
men in army navy and veterans
In Massachusetts Maine
View HAMPSHIRE Vermont aU5l
Rhode Island each received 81
gift certificates rcdelmahlc at
Boston retail stores. az army and
veterans caftcers or Ter cash on
a Boston bank Jae money was
raised through q sports event and
q midnight theater show
NEW YORK The New York
Journal-Americans contributions
from readers and receipts from
sports events enabled the onWs-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Cody 10 Receive
u. 5. Educators
Annual Award
Manuscript and Toilet
Given in Recognition
Of Outstanding Service

Announcement that Frank Cody,
retired superintendent OF Detroit
schools and present common coun-
Gil member. has been chosen to
receive the annual award of the
National Education Association.
was made Saturday by officers of
the association.
The award, represented phySi-
cally by an illuminated manu-
script and a bronze tablet, ~7Il be
presented to Cody Feb. % IN
Chicago. at the 73d annual NEA
convention. Elliott Spratt, preSi-
dent Of the Associated Exhibitors
of the NEA, Will make the prcsen-
tation.
Given each year to the man or
woman considered 10 have made
the outstanding contribution IN
the field Of education, the award
last year went to Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker.
Other previous recipients have
been Jane Adams Dr. Waiter
DamroSch, Amos Alonzo Stage
dorado Taft and William Lyon
Phelps,
at Is one of the greatest
honors of my life" the veteran
Detroit educator said when in
formed he had been chosen for
the award
on mis- retirement from the field
OF education last year, Mr. Cody
ended 81 years Of public school
service in the Detroit area, which
began in a rural school where the
Willow Run bomber plant now,
stands and included % years as
superintendent of Detroit schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
TOM HARMON.

China. tried 10 tell how he WAS
shot down hy Japs, and finally
escaped But when the letter
reached WJR the censor had cut
out the most exciting part.
THE PART of BIG Hippo $50
pound killer IN WJR's big Town"
.f--'-A-4t ~ trtfttr.- Mcdonald, who
weighs $50 pounds BOB HOPE
and BETTY HUTTON will be
heard on Screen Guild Players
Monday night & Jerry Lester
says bis fayoritc carol at Christ
mas or any other time is Carols
Lands FRANK SINATRA
will be starred in a new CHS show
starting Jan. 5 DINAH SHORE
was the official mascot of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and even then
they didn't win
Prepared and p~id iss ~ VIZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Detroit in 1943
Wins The Battle
For Production
Greai Progress Made
on HOUSING Problem
Riotino Mars Record
Inside cits 4oH

The Dcre't c'tv government
SATURDAY c'osct ? he-t~ year snd
began another that nav have even
more f6r-r,sch7r eject or tho
citys future
In lnonnc hack over ne last
i months .t oar hc ssr0 shat
Detroit has h-t1 sea ~ The
heights and v,arho5 the depths
in an cut-cf-1rt wartime year
rs 1nduSfue, and its TonpLe
have won tho battle Of production
while Tho cry government itself
has SWcLcd rs services almost 10
the bursting point 20 supply those
needs which keep industry opcrat-
ing and rs people functonIng
One ~ IRE outstanding victories
won bv the city was the handling
BY IT'S. public transportation sys-
rCYN N 81 p6F cent increase IN
passengers with but n sprinklinc
OF new equipment That battle not
only has t,eer ~-on. hut the DSR
now looks for a slight reduction
In passenger loads as victory
sf.saKRrS r97sFsT-T-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Lemon Juice Re cipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

Y Won t1fftr rom rheuratfr AZ.
thrins or ne4rts pam. nv this simple
Inexpensive home recipe that thou
sand. are using Get package Of
Ru TX Compound two week SIMPLY
today Nix 30 with quart ~ water
ada me juice of 3 lemons It's easy. No
trouble ar ON and pleasant You need
1LlL 3 -tgL-lE .4l-l.l-f 4++---t gpt,-tffr-rS
dsv. often within AZ hours some
times Wyeru ight-srlrndid results are
obtained II tho pains do not quickly
leave and n YOU do not feel better re-
turn the empty package and Bu-FN
t,i,l- cost ynH nothing o. Try as 10 Is sold
10y Your druggist under an absolute
money. back guarantee Eg-Ex Com.
pound ls for sale Bud recommended by
drug stores EVERYWHERE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Allies Nearer Goal,
CHANG Kai- shek Says

.CHUNKING. bee ~ UPl-
Genefallssimo Chang kn-shek,
IN a Christmas broadcast 10
China war wounded expressed
confidence today that military
successes have brought the Allies
nearer their goal-the existence
q! ell nations on an equal footing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Times Photo

paper 10 distribute more than
$4,000 IN gifts and cash among
the three veterans hospitals in or
near New York. Through the GEN
eTosity OF Journal-AmeriCan read
ers no wounded man went with
out a gift package Christmas Day.
The distribution of presents was
Supervised by the Women'S VIC
tory League. made up of 5000
relatives OF ServIcemcn organized
and sponsored by the Journal
American The New York Mirror
raised more than $4,000 addi-
tional for a heroes phone fund. -
10 provide telephone calls home
for every wounded man during
tho holiday season More than
1000 pcrSon-to-person calls TO
every state In the nation are be-
ing made.
BALTIMORE - Thousands of
dollars worth of presents and
cash came IN response 20 the
campaign Of the Baltimore News
Post and Sunday American for
Christmas gifts for wounded vet
Grams There were enough pres
entS 10 fin a big room at tho
Variety Club Members Of the
c--lh p1l-aiF.fpad -tAe-eifts -4pll4-taAli
were sent IN army trucks 10 the
four big hospitals in the Balu-
m re territory and all the
wounded n these institutions re-
Ccved presents. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
PARTY FOR NAVY MEN

Another Party ON Christmas
Eve WAS staged bv me Ladies Of
toe Naval hrnory Recreation
Binding for me boys al Naval
Nrmory in T.. jefferson avenue
There thov had the usual huge
Christina, tree. "A gift for each
man. sandwiches and punch. and
uch entertainment including
carols tf Notwithstanding
The Santa for SerVceUcn cam
-pa7Err- aS-rtz- grand -CtIUsX- hTr the
total Of nearly SAB 600 in cash.
$4,000 contributions. plus thou
sands Of individually packed
boxes.
Tins is YOUR. Christmas pres
ent - each enlisted SorvcCman
and woman stationed IN The State
OF Michigan has received q Christ
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CONGRATULATIONS people q Pc
trolt and Michigan