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Detroit. oct -AP-CATTLE
Choice fed yearling steers topped
a. $1,000. several sales good light
FED steers and yeariings S14iO-
1870, grass heifers $500 1900:
beef COWS largely SI5O-lO00. can
uers and cutters s5.0N-7 900. cutter
and common light bulls S7.O04O 40:
g. head medium 20 good Glib.
white face stock steers $3.50, scat
tered lots common and medium
stock steers }9UOl00O.
CALVES good and choice veal
frs $3.50. medium grades 1880
1850. Gull and common kinds $500.
1900. slaughter calves mainly Sl2
down
HOGS Small killers sl450-li65.
around liUl75-lb lights Sl325.
ii25. bulk soWs sI325I3.75: few
choice light sows. SliOo. stays
mainly $500
LAMBS AND SHEEP. Some good
light lambs &l3.25, mixed medium
TO good lambs. tll0OI30O. Gull
and common lilhtweigNs $500
1880. common 10 choice slaughter
ewes t3.5n-Goo. few culls down Ia
$500.
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BoyScouts

Continued from Page One)
newly organized cub pack at Har-
riet School were presented, after
which was the induction service.
The program closed with the show.
ing OF motion picture. "Old
Glory. which portrayed the his,
tory OF the American flag.
Guests were Rev Raymon Bair.
district chairman, and DR.. James
Warren. Glen Ridenour. and Thorn
as Lawrence. district commission
ers.
The next Court OF Honor for
which plans are already underway
will be in late November. or early
In December.
The following boys received
awards:
Roosevelt School p. T. A. Troop
No. 3l-New Scouts welcomed.
Paul Ungrodt. Jr., Richard Hurd-
ley. George Menzi, Carl Signor, vii.
liam Hermanson, John Bush, John
Flory. Emil Bair, James Brustch:
Second Glass Scouts, Glen Thomp-
son. John Chapman, John Arnet;
merit badge, Charles Elliott, safety
swimming: Jerry Connolly. camp
ing: Robert Brown, swimming; Al
fred Fagerstrom. safety; Star
Scout. Charles Elliott and James
Bell; Senior Scout Rating Bruce
Poster.
Harriet Street School Troop No
33-New Scouts welcomed, David
Hill and Charles Hammond; Sec.
ond Glass Scout, Donald Thomp-
SON.; Star Scout Rating, Russell
Van Slyke.
Spencer School Troop No. 80
New Scout welcomed, James A.
Vealey; merit badge award, Harold
Forth, personal health; Star Scout
Rating, Donald Holloway.
Woodruff School Troop No. az
First Glass Scouts, Arlie Braman.
Jack Croghan, Bruce Badger, Rich
ard Easing: merit badge awards:
John Croghan, swimming. Dom
Newhouse, electricity and carpen-
try; Harold Gable, mechanical
drawing, handicraft, swimming;
Robert Moore, handicraft. me-
chanical drawing. swimming; Arlie
Braman. electricity and reading;
Donald Pepper, handicraft and cleo
tricity; Conrad Griem, electricity.
'fremanship, swimming; Star Scout
Rating, Harold Gable: Scout Lead
er's Warrants, Tavern Moore, jun
ior assistant scoutmaster; Donald
Easing. junior assistant scoutmas-
ter; Harold Gable, senior patrol
leader; Eddie Babcock, troop bug
Ter.
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War

CONTINUED from Page One)
northwest Of Melitopol The Soviet
force which annexed this point
forms the spearhead moving up
ward in drive to meet the Krivoi
Rog troops and snap the trap on
the fleeing Germans.
West and southwest OF the sister
cities OF Kniepropetrovsk and
Dnieprodzerzhinsk, where the Ger
mans left upwards of 1000 dead,
the Red army advanced at least Il
miles, capturing Solenoye, another
district center.
Position Serious
Seriousness OF the German posi-
ton in Russia was admitted in a
broadcast emanating from the
Reich. Lieut.. Gen. Kurt Dietmar.
Nazi military commentator, was
quoted as saying:
THE fighting in Russia has tax
en- a turn for the worse. We see
the battle approaching the from
tiers of the Reich.
Dietmar also attributed the Rus
sian reverses to the Anglo-Ameri-
can campaign in Italy He said
the German high command "stabi-
lized" the Italian front "at the
cost OF weakening our positions in
Russia
Similar assertions were made by
the Nazi-controlled Brussels Eel
tung. according to Stockholm dis
patches. This paper said that the
Donets Basin, Karkov and even
more were lost with Sicily.
The Italian campaign OF the Al
lies also progressed smoothly, al
though the Anglo-American forces
Of American Gen. Dwight ID. Els
enhowevr expected stiff battle TO
crack the new German line. The
Nazis were firmly entrenched in a
trans-peninsular defense position
running from Mondragone on the
west coast northeast to Nasto on
the Adriatic. Virtually all this
line gave the enemy the advantage
of strong, background positions.
In the Southwest Pacific, Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's airmen con
tinued pounding Jap bases north
and east OF New Guinea. Escorted
formations Of heavy torpedo and
dive bombers blasted Kara and
Kahili airdromes on Bougainville
Island in the Solomons twice. Well
concentrated bombing was report
ed at both targets.
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Draft

CONTINUED from Page One)
states having a surplus of single
men.
ANY such bill should provide
that states supplying single men
while others were supplying few or
none should be given credit on
their quotas when draft OF married
men begins Johnson said.
The selection OF men for serv.
Ice is supposed to operate on the
basis of population. tempered with
adjustments to meet special cir
umstances.
The House version of the bill
apparently does not balance the
draft quotas Johnson continued.
obviously the bill must now go
to conference Of committees
from both Houses"
Adopted by a voice vote with
only one dissension, the bill is a
revised version Of the Wheeler
measure recently passed by the
Senate. The bill forbids the draft
ing Of men by occupatiOnal groups
which would kill the work or
fight" order of War Manpower
Commissioner Paul V. >McNutt It
also transfers much Of McNutts
draft power to Mai. Gen Lewis B.
Hershey, national selectlve service
chief.
The House defeated attempts to
write in language which would
prov ide that all fathers under 80,
as specified In one amendment.
and under 80 as stated in another,
be called first.
1t did, however. approve an
amendment whereby cases OF men
who have occupationsl deferments
may be reviewed by appeal boards
in the communities where they are
employed as well as where they
registered originally
A Senate clause requiring that
men obtaining occupational defer
ments have certificates Of indis-
pensability from employers was
stricken out.
Rep. Dirksen lR) H., attempted
TO eliminate all distinctions be
tween prePearl Harbor fathers
and those who were married or
became parents after Dec. s, 1871,
but he lost out.
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Navy Day

Continued from Page One)
chairman. will be assisted in this
by the following officers: Mrs Ed
ward Baltzen, adjutant; Mrs. vii
liam Bone. treasurer; Mrs. William
Davis. and Mrs \. J. Thibodeau'
color bearers. The remaining OIL
1cers. Mrs. Clifford Schreiner, com
mander. Mrs. Lyle Smith, first vice
commander. Mrs. Irma Saltz' sec
ond vice commander. Mrs. Robert
Steere. judge-advocate, make up
the general committee.
At their meeting this evening
the American Legion will have as
their guest Speaker Lieut.. a. II.
Atkinson, Ann ArbOr, who will give
an address.
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Pick OF The Air | Oday

CPS Sis Harry James Band;
500 Red Barber. Sammy Kaye:
$50 Or. Christian Starts Sew
enth Year,
9:00-Lionel Barrymore. mayor;
9:3O-Jack Carson show.
1870 Morton Gould Carnival;
BLU-7:05 The Falcon;
7:5O-Lone Ranger;
S;30--Eattle Of Sexes;
9;00-,2andwagon and Freddy
Martin:
$50 Ray Andrade band from
Pearl Harbor,
lO:30-Vice President Wallace on
Food for Victory and Jobs
for Peace"
-7:3O-Hal Mcintyre orch
estra;
Return of Murder Clinic
dramas.
9:3O-Sec. Knox in Navy Day Ad-
dress from philadelphia;
l1:15-Sen. Alexander Wiley on
Five lmperatives
Thursday
NBC-12:30 p. Mirth and Mad
ness.
3:30-Pepper Young;
$50 Indiana indigo,
CBS-1:45-G oldbergs;
400 Home Front:
5:O0-Fun With Dunn,
BLJ--1l a, m.-Breakfast at Sar-
dis;
2:30 p. m.--Ladies BE Seated;
400 Blue Frolics Music.
MBS 1:30-Luncheon with Lopez
3.30-Yankee House Party;
4:30-Full Speed Ahead.
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Strikes

CONTINUED from Page One)
the governments sterilization poll
cy.
Most OF the $4,000 miners now on
strike. officials of the United Mine
Workers of America said, have re-
fused to work because Of the lack
of a contract in the industry. Local
issues were said to be at stage IN
other fields.
Fear that the strikes would
spread was expressed by war Pro
duction officials. States thus far
affected by the strikes are Alaba'
ma. Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
Ohio. pennsylvania, Arkansas and
West virginia.
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Births

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Angus era
ham. Belleville, .'eyer Hospital
oct. %. weight ven pounds, fif.
teen and one-half Iuces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gremart. Willow Run Village, at
Boyer Hospital. Oct. &c, neight sey
en- pounds eight ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Han
son. C465 Stony creek Road. at
Boyer Hospital. oct. &c, weight
eight pounds. five ounces.
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Local Boy Assessed
S. Costs in Court

Ann Arbor. Oct q Rigidly en-.
forcing laws protecting Ann Arbor
merchants against the malicious
destruction OF property by teen.
age children. the Ann Arbor police
arrested seventeen year old Ypsi-
lanti boy who was caught carving
tabletops in brakes Sandwich
Shop Tuesday Afternoon
The manager. Truman Tibbals,
preferred charges. and the boy
was assessed five dollars costs in
Judge Jay H. Paynes municipal
court
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PRODUCE
Wolfs Grocery
Officers Search For
Three Missing Girls

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct. 27-1Police
and sherifrs officers today contin.
ued their search for three missing
girls IN this vicinity.
Twelve year old Elolse slgnorey.
daughter OF Mrs Mary Sniff, Re-
mus. Is believed 10 be in the yicin.
ity OF Ypsllann after being missed
from her home since last Tuesday.
a truck driver gave the child a
ride 10 the intersection OF US-ll2
and uS23 There the trail is com.
pietely lost.
Eloise IN described az five feet
three inches tall, l25 pounds. llght
brown hair and brown eyes. The
upper lid Of her left eye droops
When last seen Elolso was wear
ing green wool dress, yellow
sweater and black tweed coat with
a black velvet collar.
Second girl reported missing IL
Ruth Maser. l6. 500 Berkely. Ann
Arbor.
Law enforcement officers In Ann
Arbor checked with the Michigan
Central depot and discovered that
the girl had bought ticket for
Massachusetts and left on tho
Z OF train Tuesday morning
Ann Arbor Police chief sherman
Mortenson sent wire 10 police
In Massachusetts TO have the miss
ing girl apprehcnded II she arrives
at the Pittsfield depot.
Search was being continued to-
day at Willow Run village for Jac-
quelIne Hardy. daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs, Russell Hardy. Detroit She
IL believed to be staying with
| friends In the village.
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National 6rosdesstIng Company
RED NETWORK -NLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM lIs0. WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXlZ i2IO
columbia Brosdeastlne Company
WJR 80. WR2M $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1880.
Mutual Broadcasting Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700
CKLW 500. WJBK 1870.
WLW 700. WON 100.
Tonight
NpC-7-Fred Waring:
S:00-Mr and Mrs. North;
S:3O-Beat the Band quiz;
9:0O-Eddie Cantor and Betty
Hutton;
District Attorney;
l0:00-Kay Kyser Hour.
12:3O-Nayy Day program, Cor
pus Christi. Texas.
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Petty Thefts Continue;
Ann Arbor Police Busy

Ann Arbor Mich, oct. 81 The
wave of petty thefts that has swept
the county continued in Ann Arbor'
today with the report OF a spot
light stolen from the car OF Mrs
L. II. Fead. 27o Barton Shore Dr.,
Tuesday while the car was parked
at the Michigan Central depot.
Frank Nakamura. living at 1925
Washtenaw Ave. with ten other
japanese. reported that a sweater
and a bill fold containing Sl2 were
stolen from his room a little before
6 O'Clock Tuesday evening
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Municipal Court

Charged with trespassing. Frank
Myers paid fine OF s25 when ar
raigned before Justice A. NJ. Van
dersall. For reckless driving which
cause him to be involved in an &C
cident, Leo Bennett paid a fine OF
$35. while Sue Summerfield paid
SIS fine for reckless driving. Ray
mond Miller paid so for being dis
orderly and f. r. Van Auker was
fined $40 on a speeding charge.
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ENLISTMENT URGED

Detroit, Oct 27-AP-Lieut. D..
c. Phillips, regional merchant ma
rine enrolling officer, today urged
men with IA months OF Great Lakes
or salt water experience in deck
or engine departments OF vessels
over 300 gross tons to enroll for
training for commissions as llcens
ed officers OF the Merchant Ma
.lrn-
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nEApLlNE Sci

Detroit. oct 27-AP-The dead
line for entries by state artists in
the Michigan artists exhibition
Nov. 16 to Dec. 70 at the Detroit
Institute OF Arts is Saturday, Sec
rotary Clyde II Burroughs an
nOunced
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ADVERTISEMENT ADVISED

Adrian, Oct 27-AP-The Fed
eral Works Agency has advised
the Adrian water board to adver-
tise for bids for the construction
OF $500 900 water filtration plant,
despite the fact that priorities have
not been obtained for materials.
The governments share in the
project will be $4,000 and the
city's share SI27On
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BROlLERS. 27i2c, capons. 8 lbs
up. 81; under 6 pounds. 275O.
fowls. 2i6o, stags. 206O: leeBe
rs; turkeys under rs lbs. $500.
is 10 % lbs, 34.lO. % lbs up. 90. 10 .
ducks. Il. No loading or unloading
Saturday or sunday.
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{ ana

Whites. Z. S grade \. jun
bo. 55c. extra large. 5s5-5s.9c.
large. j65-5G9c: medium 52h
55c; small. i7.5.i9c: 4. s
Grade Il. large, i7c; T. s.
Grade G. large, il5c. medium.
i7.9-iSc; Browns, L. S. Grade 4.
large. See. medium. 50 DC. small.
iSc. Grade u. large i73c.
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Daily Market Report

PUMPKINS-No. l, bu, sl.5O-2.
RUTABAGAS-No. 1. bu., sl-l.5O.
SQUASH Hubbard. No. /. bu.
SI.25.l75.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Artlelss Stolen

Police are investigating laree-y
OF three alarm clocks, a black suit
case. and several articles OF cloth
ing from roomers at AIS y. Ballard
St, reported Tuesday afternoon
The thefts occurred oct. 10.
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To Plan Sale

Ypsilanti Goodtellows. having
completed mailing OF gifts 70 800
Ypsilanti boys in service overseas.
will meet at the Daily Press office
this evening at 7 o'clock to make
plans for. the annual newspaper
sale.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Elizabeth Ableson. who for.
merry resided here and is a sister
Of John Ableson, is seriously Ill I'm
Detroit
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Named Director

At the business meeting OF the
Npsilanti Building and Loan As
sociation, Monday afternoon. Clark
Greenstreet was elected director
10 fill the vacancy made by the
death OF Tracy Towner. William
DeHaan, who has been acting as at.
torney for the association for some
time, continues in that office.
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Sponsor Fun Niqht

In answer TO many requests from
boys at Willow Run, the Boy
Scouts are sponsoring a Fun Night
for the boys and their fathers al
the Ross School Thursday evening,
New game equipment will be brok-
en- in and plans for a Boy Scout
program in Willow Village will be
discussed
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Marriage Licenses

Roy n. Wolf. 2s, Fresno. Cali
fornia and virginia r. Youngs. 20,
Ypsllanti.
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Patient Missing

PatIeht MISSING
Police officers in Ypsilanti and
Sheriffs officers are looking for
John Bidle, who escaped from the
Ypsilanti State Hospital at 5 o'clock
this morning. He is described as SO
years old, five feet five inches tall
and having brown eyes and black
hair. He was wearing brown coat,
work pants and brown cap when
last seen.
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Invites Arrest

When John Morgan. a Bendix
Aircraft worker, signed his name
10 a complaint he was making at
the Willow Lodge SherIff's De-
partment early this morning, he
was arrested on charges OF assault
and battery. Sheriff's officers have
been looking for Morgan nearly
two months. He was taken to the
Ann Arbor Jail.
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Al Funeral

Mrs. Gerald L. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Michelin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Fisher have returned
from the funeral OF A. E. Michelin
in Cheboygan. Mr.. Michelin had
been Ill with heart trouble.
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Grain

WHEAT No Sl.sG.
Mailing BARLEY range. ti32-
l.52; barley needles. $l2G.
TIMOTHY $5.505.75.
SOYBEANS No. |. yellow. 1872
OATS-'No. 2 white. slh-S2i2c bu.
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APPLES Mcintosh. No. /, 1880
bu.; Greeenings. 50 $50. North.
ern Spies, No. /, s3504 bu.
Jonathans. S300.350 bu. Steel
Reds, No. /, $3.50 bu.
PEARS ieffers. bu.. No. !, "a
in. $3.50.
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Y. Why should oil be changed every two months
at 900 miles whichever first?
n. Your produces nearly gallon of water per
gallon of gas burned Short-run driving fails expel all
this water Some gets into the crankcase and
contaminates any oespecay in cool and cold weather.
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HOGS

Sow, due soon
Stock Hog, 2 yrs. old
% Shoats, about i25 lbs. each
5 pigs, 3 weeks old ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Pvt James B. Davis, son of
MIR, and Mrs. Wilson Davis, of
Whitetop, Va, is home; ION fur
dough this week. He was called
2aGome on an emergency leaveEdue
80 the death of his brother, Elder
Worth W, Davis, of West sJeffer-
son Pvt, Davis is stationed at
Waco, Texas. s~..@-.rsas..,,=r -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Dean Severt, Fulton Parsons,
Dempsie McNeill, Frank billiard,
Worth Severt and Cecil Miller
of Obids, and George Burgess, OF
Othello, left this week to enter
Naval service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Pvt. William Howard Tucker,
who recently was indicted into
service, is stationed at Fort Jack
son, S. c., and writes that he is
liking it fine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02
says tell all his friends "hello"

Deronda DOnnelIy, son 81 Mrs.
Mamie Donnelly, of Trade, spent
several days at his home last
week. He is now stationed in
Kansas. -.:>,3, ,;s..,3
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Pvt Claude Sheets, Of Fort
jackson, spent a furlough with
sass parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fields
Sheets, of Obids, recently.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Sgt. Clyde Howell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Judson Howell, of jeff
erson, is spending a 15-day fur
Tough at his home this week. He
is stationed at Camp Swift, Tex
as, and has been in service for Is
months.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Pvt. Raymond v. Elliott, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Elliott,
of Smethport, is now stationed at
Camp Hood, Texas. He has been
in service since June, and is in
the Infantry.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Cpl. James Elmo Jones, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Wade H. Jones, of
Warrensville, who is with the
paratroopers in Italy, writes his
brother as follows: "Do you re-
member when we used to play
cowboy and indian with our toy
guns? Well, this is it, the real
thing, and so far I've been lucky ,,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

James E. Rhodes, Phln. &c,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes,
of West Jefferson, has written
that he has arrived safely some
where in Great Briton, and is
getting along fine. He says the
country is very beautiful there
and he is liking it very much.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Clyde E. Goodman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Goodman, who is
with the Navy, stationed at Balm
bridge, Md, has been home on
turlough, recently. He says the
Navy is fine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Cpl. Jones, who served in Africa
and Sicily before going to Italy,
has recently been made co-chap-
lain and is making a, fine record.
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Pvt. Mack Shutz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Shutz. of Sturgills,
is stationed at Fort Stills, Okla.
and is with the field artillery. He
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Sgt Frank James is home or
furlough, at Amy, this week.
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Pfc. Edwin A. Greer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Greer, of
Ball, is now stationed at Camp
Robinson, Ark, where he is
with the Parachute troops.
Pfc. Greer has been in service
since last February and writes
that although he likes his
work very much he misses his
friends i'm Ashe county.
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Pvt. Thomas G.. Arnold, form
erly of this county, writes that
he is taking his basic training at
Camp Gruber, Okla, and asks
that his copy of the Post be sent
there. He says he is getting along
fine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Cpl. Brice Gambill arrived yes
terday to spend a short furlough
with relatives in the county. 3
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-02

Cpl. William G. Osborne, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborne, of
Hemlock, is stationed somewhere
in Australia, and writes that he
is liking it just fine, and to tell
all his friends ''hello."
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Pvt. John r.. Osborne, another
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
borne, of Hemlock, is stationed
at Camp Berkeley, Texas, and
writes hat he is liking his work.
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Pfc. Lloyd Hunt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hunt, spent last week
end at his home. He is now sta
toned at Fort Jackson, and has
been in service for three, years.