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Evening star., 1943-06-10
Births Reported

Edward and Martha Adelsheim boy.
Flavious and Myrtle Alder, boy.
Frank and Joyce Annecillo. boy.
Loyal and Elaine Bacon, girl.
Abraham and Mary Baird, boy.
Hymen and Edith Barr. boy.
William and Violet Beall girl
Edward and Lena Beardsley. boy.
Frank and Maxine Bennett girl.
Alger and Annie Best, boy.
Riland, jr. and Daisy Brown, girl.
Albert and Frances Catloth, boy.
Anthony and Mary Christlani. boy.
Charles and Katherine Church, boy.
Jerome and Harriet Cobbe, girl.
Wallace and Sylvia Cohen, boy.
George and Margaret Connally, girl.
Bowie and Eleanor Dixon, girl
Alexander and Sarah Dorgan. boy.
Stanley and Mildred Dove, eirl.
Arby and Margie Dowdy, girl,
James and Margaret Dyer. boy.
Stanley and Alice carp, boy.
William and Rose Fowler; boy.
Irving and Ruby Friday, boy.
Lewis and Nellie Fritter. girl
Ralph and Alma Glocker, girl.
Sol and Lenora Green, boy.
Everett ana Mildred Gross, boy
Norman and Mary Hailficfh. l. boy.
| Richard and Ruth Harding. girl.
John and Florence Hea athcote, girl.
Bernard and Evelyn Hull. boy,
Morris and Ruth Hulllnger. girl.
! Danile and Ann Keay. girl and boy.
Stanley and Helen King, girl
Andrew and Edna Klein. boy.
Nicholas and Pauline Kontos. girl
Melvyn and Helen Kraft. girl.
James and Edith Lawrence. girl.
Morris and Jeanette Lenkin. girl.
samuIe samuIe and and sema sy, Levine Eir
Joseph and Roberta Lilly, boy.
Oscar. jr., and Norma Lindgren, boy.
George and Doris Linthicum, girl.
William and Lorraine Lion, boy.
Walter and Helen Luber, elrl.
Malcolm and Lee Lynch. boy.
Lee and Mary Major, girl.
Robert and Jessie Maroney. girl.
John and Jean Monark, boy.
Donald and Margaret Mowbray. boy.
William and Catherine Mover, boy.
william and nd Emma NINA McLaine. Mel. nes boy.
John and Ida Payne. girl.
James and Ethel Potter. girl
Arnold and Alice Price. boy,
Ralph and Ruth Rickman. girl
John and Catherine Ridenour. boy.
Harold and Lillian Rohlfsen, boy.
Walter and Mary SchneideIr. boy.
Charles and Virginia Sleeel, boy.
Lawrence and Josie Smith, boy;
James and Mildred Strickland. girl
Danile: jr;: and Adeline Sullivan. boy.
Robert and Dorothy Taylor. girl.
Charles and Edmubd Van Meter boy.
George and Dorothy Vault, girl.
Roy and Margaret Warner boy.
Neil and Mary Waterman, boy.
James and Ruth Weaver. boy.
Frederick and Elizabeth Webb. girl
Charles and Betty Weddel, boy.
Vernon and Virginia White. girl.
Richard and Lorena Wynn, girl.
Francis and Lillian Afford, boy.
Edward and Lena Alfred, girl.
Robert and Annie Chesley, boy.
Homer and Elynor DeVore, girl
Cornelius and Amy Dowling. boy.
George and Viola Farrell, girl.
Freddy and Anna Fletcher, boy.
Major and Virgle Jackson, girl.
James and Carolyn Madden, girl.
William and Ida Murphy, boy.
Walter and Florence Simms. girl.
Charles and Jeannell Turner boy and
Henry and Matte Wheeler girl
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Mary Mathews
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Roland
Mathews Of this city announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Adeline Mathews, to Mr..
Francis Onry. son Of Mr.. Charles
E. Ollry of East Orange, N. j.
Miss Mathews was graduated from
George Washington University and
is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority
Mr.. Ollry received his masters de-
gree from Columbia University.
The wedding will take place June
10
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. Wait three tull days and
Yeceiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Naval Academy
Graduates Guests

Miss Carol Arnold entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at the Ad-
miral Club in honor OF Ensign Ju-
lian Arnold, jr., her nephew; Ensign
Dupuy Mccormick, nephew of Rear
Admiral John r. Beardall. superin-
tendent of the United States Naval
Academy; Ensign Hammond Earn
est, and Ensign David Brooks, all of
whom were graduated from the
Naval Academy yesterday morning.
Only relatives and close friends
attended.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
'Twis' Dance

The annual June German Of the
1wig' will he given Saturday eve
ming at the Old Dominion Boat
Club in Alexandria from 10 until !
O'Clock. Proceeds Of the dance will
be contributed to the Alexandria
Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
1t. King Leaving

1t. William Binford King, jr,
Army Air Forces, will leave today
for Orlando, Fla, after q visit Of
several days with his mother, Mrs.
King Of Virginia Highlands. Mrs.
King will remain for a longer visit
with her mother-in-law.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Miss Anne Smith
Becomes Engaged

Mrs. T. Blackwell Smith an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Anne Catherine
Smith to Mr.. Richard Henry Seely,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Roy B. Seely of
Morrisville, Pa.
Miss Smith attended George
Washington University and is a
member of Chi Omega and is en-
ployed with the Royal Air Force
mission in this city. Mr.. Seely at
tended Lawrenceville School and
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Naval Academy
Chapel Is Scene
Of Weddings
Sallie Winfer
Among Brides
At Annapolis
Continued From Page B-3)

Richard Gaibler, Ralph K. Hotter,
Elston Wyatt, I. w. Parkins and H.
r. BoWdey.
Mrs. Claude Forshee, aunt of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. Harry G. Rus
sci of Woodbine, Iowa, aunt of the
bride, assisted at the reception, and
later Ensign and Mrs Cumberland
left on their wedding trip. Ensign
Cumberland, his father and grand
father are all natives of the District
of Columbia. His parents and the
parents of the bride were attendants
at each others wedding in 1920.
Ensign Cumberland attended the
University Of Maryland until he
entered the Naval Academy. from
which he was graduated yesterday
His bride attended George Wash
ington University and Boyds Col
lege of Commerce.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Miss Otto Weds
Ensign Bowman

The Rev J. Hillman Hollister off,
ciated at the marriage of Miss Ger
trude Otto, daughter of Maj. and
Mrs. Driscoll Arthur Otto of Ken
sington, Md, to Ensign Rodney Her
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Goes to Beach

Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze left
last evening for Virginia Beach
where she went to join her son, 1t.
Hugh Schulze. U. S. N. She proba-
bly, will remain for 10 days or 4
fortnight.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Is a graduate Of Princeton Univer-
sity. He is now attending Jeder-
son Medical School in Philadel-
phia.
The engagement Of Miss Smith
was announced at an informal par
ty Saturday afternoon at the home
of her mother.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

A LITTLE Want Ad" in The
Star brings LOT of results. MA.
5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

FORD 1895 81: Chevrolet SO or 81
Good tires and motor body condition
not too important; up 10 $500. Defense
worker. CAL UN. 2-lisl. p m. 20 . m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

COLORED- $3.50 cash gives deed 20
fOAil6 n. near ii-Mile and Gratiot
ave. Write, telephone utitnbrr ann time
AZ hong. Address Box 1857. Detroit
Times 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
MORTGAGES
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL land contracts. bought. mtgs made
hcHugh, lii0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03ie.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN ' LANPllAR A COMPANY
9Th Floor Lafayette Bldg Cadillac 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
RADIO SERVICE

AA-I RADIO SERVICE
Experienced workmanship; reliable. Tuxedo
2-e1iO.
A SICK RADIO?
Have your radio repaired IN your own
home. Why risk damaged cabinets7 salts
faction guaranteed. no house charge II
repaired. west side only. Vlnewood 1925.
ALL makes repaired. i.day service guar
anteed reasonable Radio Electronics,
2ffS Firm Cadillac 627i.
ALL RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
BATTERIES FOR PORTABLE RADIOS
HARLAN ELECTRIC CO, Radio and
Eiectronic Division. sl2 West McNichols
Road, near Third University 4-1e41.
FREE store checkup calls, 81 Ideal
Housekeeping ship, 50I7 Woodward.
TE. 1-7l40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
GOLD AND IEwELRY WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES. alsmones. Jewelrr, oic
gold. Original Detroit Gold Rehners.
SIDNEY kKANDALi.. 1850 BROADWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
UpHoLsrERINc

/ BELCREsT uphol1ering; restyling; writ.
ten guarantee, estimates abo2 fireman,
/ TY 4-22i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

JUKE BoX for yoar recreation room.
sos 70. We also rent luke boxes for
'parlies,. etc. BRILLIANT Music COM
PANY .e4b06 Cas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS

CHICKEN cooP-sxi2' si5s. labor m.
cluded. Grand River Lumber. RE. olO4.
LUMBER, bldg. materials stln available.
u Housewreckins. 1885 Dequlndre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
ACCIDENTS.
ADVANCE NOTICE!
ALL FURNITURE
RELEASEDl

Due 70 shortage ~ manpower IN armed
forces ana war work. We are forced 10
sell out our warehouse E1ock 81 bfapd
new pre-Whr furniture AZ pfe-Nar prices
ALI Eales lnRl- M these -cAEh- anA-e2EEN
tArK3lnEL- -EpLiEg -huli--bEAad- Ee2
aQoT samples hvng room sofas Sss-Sss
Sprug cuos' rucied studio c0pches $40
sos inrereprng ooNsryingsi k23-333
= V7TTF TTTT7E rUikh batdWood bedroom
suites. $50 $50 apiece walnut hniSn hard
wood bedroom suites $50 Sse 1000 all
spFing Allied 2-piece pArior eIlies--a ssnsa-
t,oual value $50 All new All coiors. ali
genuine coil springs 2-piece living room
tui'es mobHin. triFzes ve.cuFs and tapes
tfiee Buy today don't deiayt-Ssg : o.
1929 Baby buggieF, cohapsibIe. new steel
wheels, rubber tires padded anf-aufted
TE-FFIcI EIFETF TFTN NIFttl. htaNn new
EAs stoves. k5p 50 New warm Morning
Coat Heaters. $50 eh Many more bar
gains too numerous 20 meEtluu. Come %
Detfoits largest furniture headquarters.
What your eyes see you must believe :
Don't delay, Buy today Save The differ
encs our way. open 70 3 every Gay.
CDTTZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
-upHoLsTERlEG

THE FINEST ~ REuPHoLsTERISG
VIZ T-o0l0 1898 GRAND RIVER
FOR QUALITY Rsuphglstrrirg expert.
guaranteed work, cal Berks no zoos
Al rpHOLsTERfNC, choice 81 cgycrs
Fidelity Jphoi@trfiaE 60 csH on eTsa
Feft trr-H v-1rfTUTUVr7p7 rHIT creme CEhII-
sse-+.-S. ~ aa11I-E f-tsEza zTTr
REsTTLING. RErFHOLSTERING $40
MA. 1892 AIRCRAFT TO 1850
FACTORY To YOU = 8UAKAkTEED
WORK. MATERIALS. OK 03lO.
LET FAMOUS restyle srh rebuild your
living room suite Cali TO. s-27Un
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
7665 Gratiot. corner Baldwin

ALL NEW log living room bargains, Ape.
rnohAifs. friezes, velcurs and tapestries
All colors. All coil spring construction.
SSp-Sl09-Si2s Also on display complete
springs s2a- s5a--No other purchase neees.
sayy. OPEN TO y SPITE. 1885
CRATIoT. corner BALDWIN
BEDS. SIS ice boyes furniture. base
burners 81 burners, s5Tl Jos. CampAut
1882 West Warren~
S42 up Central Stores. 40a5 FenkeiL
BOX sfRlN, arc mattress Both FOR only
S24 51 Save Furn 1875 Gratl0t
NEAR SEVEN MILE ROAD
BRAND new Jenny Lind and poster beds
al sizes maple az walnut 3iz5 Gratiot
DINING room suite piece also daven-
port sacrifice Telephone PLAZA os5s
DRESSER S3s5 kitchen Work table.
20x22 $3.50 ROCK, 1850 Mack
FJLL con inDctsprias mattress. SO 20.
~Cook Furniture 300 Graiioi
GAS range dining susie si46. 20 be sold
together. 5s2 south Post. apartment 4.
after 3 N
GAS plate vim oven also for OIL. same
board. dishes. antiques 1873 Moran
GENERAL Electric rooster with cabinet
IKE new Trinity 2.Slsa.
HEATING coal stoves an szes easy
terms RUBY g. 1881 Grand RIVER.
2300 & Grand Blvd 1900 Gratot Ave
fSNERsPRTNG mattress ana box springs
Roxy's, 1890 Wyoming near Fenkeli
LEAVING town selling complete furnish
nts q thfee-room apartment. 4}s3
Calvert
INNERSPRiNg MATTRESSES any size.
Samples. SD MrCners. 5000 GrAuot.
LIVING ROOM suites used and newly
reupholstered tor sale very reasonable.
$3.50 Tirepsn
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT W week.
Lees 1891 GrBtiot il6 w McNichois.
LIVING RM.. 2-PC MOHAIR USED, $50
ACE FURNITURE. $50 MICHIGAN. Ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

TOP dollar for all makes. Eddie Mccord
1925 Livernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE


, ACRE. 2-bedroAm home. water gas. cleo.
trio Ia Harptr-l6 Mile sec a good buy
-, 700, $500 down. $50 month. 208i /
Harper IT,. 2-ss20
AMIDST TALL OAKS. cory 4-room
warmly Insulated, blue rooted bungalow
city water in kitchen 3 large wooded lots
Price only $3.50. 500 can handle, res,
OF down payment financed
GROSSMAN
Main Office corner Var Born and WAYNE
Roads Branch office 33O23 Michigan Ave
tart Psest-s-t- hlstss - Phone MaNne go
open sunday and Weekly. $3.50 A. M
I ~ 7 80 l.. NJ
BEAUTIFULLY DFCORATED--Reg TO
move in $500 down. model cor Lafa-
yette and Rose opposite Lincoln Park High
School Atlantic slfi or Cherry 1850
GROW your own. buy n little farm near
Royal Oak, y ac.. $500. only $40 dh.
Tromley. FL 6367 209 y. Main. X. o.
s0S275-sewer. water gas, walks school:
1913. near i3-Mlle and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway Co. RA 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE

At AZ q Insurance GO. funds for good
mortgage loans land contracts bought
I'd Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. ca. 2655
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
YOU, TOO, may look for these
skin Improvements in II Days!

This list comes right from the reports of
the 80 examining doctors! Their records show
, out of of the women who protested
the Palmolive Plan for you, got many of these
improvements in II days! Now its your
turn. Start this new prored way of using
Palmoliye Soap tonight. In just Ii days, look
for lresher, clearer, Lorelier skin!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

my complexion had lost its come
hither. So | said YES quick when invited
to try Palmolive's New Inlay Beauty
Plan-along with 1884 other women all
over the U.S.A.! Ny group reported to a
New York skin doctor. Some of us had dry
skins; some oily; some average. After
careful examination, We we're given the
Palmolivc Plan to use al home for 4 DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

Experienced girls with neat appearance
viii be paid S2i per week and meals
Older girls preferred Apply Mayflower
Restaurant. 1918 Woodward
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
Accept Sub-COntrHcfs
AVAILABLE

a " HECKER-Designers ana nanufse.
'urers % Jigs nNtures. special equip
ment Madison 500
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
A BETTER POSITION


II YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH, o
PAINT T--Wr'ie for Talent Test CNo Feej
Give axe ard occupation. Wye Box Also
Detrot Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
MoUing, Storage, Carriage


ADN s Large vans. insured $500. $3.50;
two men anytime. Townsend s-0f32
ALBRIGHT Moving. storage. Grating and
shipping. service anywhere. 2H Milwau-
kee Trinity 2-2iii.
ATLANTIC Padded vans. storage.N truck
ing, $500 minimum, 1880 Sx-Mile.
TwinDrOOk-1 1895.
COULTER Moving storage Used furui-
ture bought. Cadillac 2ll6. Townsend
s3270. evenings. sundays.
HAMILTON MOVING. STORAGE. ship.
plN, Grating packing % years expert
encsv low rates. 47iS Hamilton. Temple
2-1lfO.
MOVING Trunk. furniture, appliances.
local REDS CARTAGE. 1850 Warren.
Tyler i-s622
RETURN LOADS wanted Immediately IN
Is states, Winner Van Lines local and
storage. i5369 Quincy. University 7-ssS0,
ROBERT PALSER-mov-nc carriage: fun
ni'ure pianos. refrigerator 3347 Harper.
Plaza 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Female Help Wanted

ATVFNTIOE e. saleslady wanted. have
opRo'1r tor Active woman 20 handle well
tabhfhtc retail coffee and grocery NIef.
ntss, Must ~ healthy ana ahle " Arlve
car Car and expenses furnished Guar
Hniee1 salary. plus bonus Warnings aver
axe so g. $50 per week Jewel Tea Co
al h"ssrih 1920 for moEs details.
BAkEEY SAr.EsBIRHS. a. ~ 30 wars
fNittes ,lEh pChooi ETaNIafes. To- the
follow 'uE sections 90 tho cfB Downtown.
ana Gfatpt Gra'igt and Van DYKE
harptf hr4 tnaimrrs -East Warren And
Coz ntf woodward and Yves, Grand Blvd
ialalitun and flmhufsf TumBlu art
Grhn1 River NpT'h woodward -I2ih sua
E.rihprft ldNtrrplE and FeUkru .Graur
River and Greenfield Efarflll salary k.l
per week falfr after g months Aurtt
bsksfies h2s3 fireman. Tyicr $500
BAKERY salesg.ris 1875 years tubret
man srhoo. Traduates fpr r1arfnun
store sfarffTE Falarv 81 psr vesy raise
sftrr o fneufrs. twreg IFsEef.rs s.s-
fireman. JyIer $500.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

Men s. % 80, without tredes preferred
MIN eettlncEteE, help IN defense program
good phy; excellent working conditions pis
Fox Bldg, 221t Woodward. s:30 a. m. 20
ii 80 a. m; z 20 o p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Personals

-
a CERTIFIED READER Your problems
solved tDaily Sundays.l Florence La
Valley f20S Larchmont Tyler 7-343iN
ALlQUoR habis stopped az home secretly
IN Arnold. 246i Nat Bank Bldg RA. 72s4
a RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards. 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park
Special SOC. CHours 1913 daily, sunday.
Atlantic 1908.
A RENOWNED Reader Minnie Nevels.
1922 Lincoln. By appointment. TEmpc
t-6S62
ADVISER Radio Astrologer: 81 years
experiences. Evenings Saturdays sun
DAYS 81 Peterboro.
ADVISER lie reader. Mrs Ross, 20i5
Fort. Lincoln Park, corner southfield
Hours 1919
ANNA sANGsTER. Spiritual Clairvoyant
Reader Daily Appointments s74l Mack.
olive 1891
ASTROLOGER - Crystal Ia Belle your
home or mine. 2e0 Westminster. Trinity
2-Os4s
ASTROLOGER--E Evangeline Berry Read
tngs. 81 Appointments Townsend j-T26e
~ Elmhusst tWoodwardJ.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

ELDERLY woman more for home than
vases. no cooking no iaundry stay.
University 3-hgi2
ELpEBLY LADY small family northwest
section sta, TEmpie 1891, before siN.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
tWntcl Cor large apartment building
steady position easy hours See Nj buce
AIT 2gs sot7 Hamilton
TEIENCED salesladies Tor speciality
shop selling sport war lingerie. dresses
anf r0sts FgN 0r part time Work Cal
.HI.. .r aaNf Nnhefs shops Lincoln
iork. snd OH Dearborn. Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

ELEVATOR operator white; office build
ing, steady work, good pay. 1910 Wood
ward
EXPERIENCED, for general housework
one child, no cooking private room and
bath; good wages. Townsend S-s9s9.
EXPERIENCED gtrr Tor upstairs and
cooking no family laundry. stay nights
SIS. University 3-2722
EXPERIENCED girl for general, no cook
ing own room; doctors home. SIS. Uni
versity 3-3OSO.
EXPERIENCED garment checker counter
girl white good wages hours. Twin
brook l-746O.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper for fun
charge good home, good wages. Town
send 6-gO0S
EXPERIENCED girl. cooking. housework F:
good wages, stay or 20, University
ISIS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Situations Wonted-Mals
Situations Wanfed-Femaie


COUPLE, husband employed. wishes posi-
ton az caretaker furnished or unfur-
nished apartment Oive 0907
EXPERIENCED colored girl as hotel maid,
janitress, factory, or office Trinity
2-52i5
EXPERIENCED coiored girl wishes day
work 81 90 and earfare. Tyler f-0e66.
EXPERIENCED. reliable girl wishes ds }
work Townsend 7-dis9.
HONEST intelligent colored woman wants
days, part time work. Townsend 5-t22p
RELIABLE young colored zirl wishes work
after school. 50 and earfare. after 4.
MEirose 0OG2
YOUNG lady graduating eastern college.
January 2gth. maiored in economics and
sociology. desires position IN Detroit. Box
ago, Detroit Times
COLORED day worker, 50 50. carfare
wall washing, 75e hour. Trinity i-ii76,
COLORED-General office work. typist
good al figures. Tyler T-5lIs.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Male HeIp-SoIesnen

EANLEiGH route now open Real opportu-
htf Tor man who wants permanent.
prnfit WORK start promptly Write
n
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
PLANT PROTECTION
Male Help Wanted

PIN boys wauted plenty OF lines Bowlo-
drome, 12705 Dexter. corner Lesle
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-30
Eclipse Memo

What: Total eclipse.
 When: Next Thursday, Feb. 4.
 Time: Starts 2:22 p m., total at 3:22 p. m.
 Where: Starts in Siberia, sweeps across Alaska, ends about Dawson.
 How: View with smoked glass, developed film (black) negitive. Vantage point: an airplane. Next best, high on a hill, because of closeness of sun to horizon. Only catch; the weather. Must be clear to be observed
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-30
Kodiak kckshaWs Many

flying his private plane about the island (privates don't have planesl) and her Hero on picnie in summer whites, etc. We gave up about there.
 The current Alaska Sports man has all article by woman describing her postal experiences at Eklutna, and in it she has It. some'' iLg brother being trans tered to the bubbling hot spot of Kodiak When in reality it's bigger than spot, anything but hot, and definitely not bubbling, although the woman who wrote ttat certainly is.
 We hate calling one of our contempo ary Alaska newspapers to task, so we won't mention any names, but one of them, a week. ly, seriously prints an article that says the soldiers of Kodiak have been using salmon to trade with the natives, but that down town they are still using colored beads to make purchases "ac- cording to a Kodiak newspaper. We suspect the Kodiak Bear, army publication, for starting the latter with a humorous article. But everyone (almost) knows the Bear IS to be read with a grain of salt and vivid perspicacity
 This article will be continued as soon as we discover moro CT ample of these koliak kick shaws
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-30
evening

It looks like we are going to have to start Disillusionment Department to take care of the absurdities about Kodiak that are continually appearing in print.
 Personal Romances, one Of those oh-how-i. .have-suffered periodicals. had a 2-part story supposedly written by a lady in Kodiak, describing her life and loves with a pilot in the service two pilots, to be exact. We want to blast her following statments:
 1. She lived in a tar-paper shack (possible) and the cracks were covered with furs to keep the wind out. We interviewed a number of ladies about thelr sheared beavers, caracu's, Per- sian lambs and mlnks, and they assured us they didn't use them for that purpose.
 2. She went to bed and listen- ed to the (ice breaking up). She should have had her refrigerator repaired
 3. She watched s ,ldiers crawl ing down the street on all tours, beaten down by the terrific wind. The wind here isn't half as bad as that Tn the story.
 4 Natives can be hired for S1O to kill d man. Correctly they'll do it for $50 month, but the man has to be a Japl
 Then there were few minor things like her gentleman friend
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-30
By Ralph H. Schillios

Tragedy struck suddenly oil Kodiak Island amidst the snow storm of last Sunday morning when the power scow Teddy" os the base foundered in the heavy sea with a loss of two Of her crew, A. R. Armstrong and Wc- A. Shepard, by drowning.
 A graphic account of the tragedy was given by K. F. Haugen, Master of the vessel after the rescue of the remaining five men by a Navy and Army rescue crew two hours later when the ship had been washed up or the rocky shore
 The Teddy" thought to be in sea-worthy condition, was fully manned, fueled, and provi- stoned and out on a trip in con nectlon with it's work when at 10:3O a. m. Sunday morning, It suddenly encountered sea so violent that the course of the vessel had to be reversed. Cap tain Haugen reports that follow ing two huge combers that jared the structure mercilessly as they struck head on, he put about and few moments later the steering gear iammed and all control was lost. The engines throbbed to a stop and engineer reported thas
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