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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

WiCUINCT0N-Royai Oak, Mich q
"hOiii'uiVN Cont. 1880. Joan Davis,
John Hubbard In "BesutifuI but Broke"
"Buekskin Frontier" with Richard Dix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
at Sheridan
STAR-sa2T Joseph Csmpau
and Errdinand

Havilland in Princess O'Rourke.'' Plus
johnny Come Lately" with Jas cagney.
TEL ENEWC-Woodward M. Grand Circus
ISHhUO Woodward and Grand Blvd.
official Films! with the Marines at
Iarawa." Bomb Casino Abbey News.
TIME-1S22I East Jefferson MI. eolB -
i,ih Rosemary Lane In
MELODY Parade" Plus Roy Rogers in
Saga of Death Valley
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Hceiitriert fir Hie HerbIt,
tpaRl!

Sic f0nnen iebt regiitrieren BEL Ser
Wablbeb0roe 3immer 119, Matbaus,
Sit 6. Str. uno 2afeiioe slpe., tdslidj
bon $50 ubr bormittaes Bis 4:30
l1br abenos ober Samstag bornlit-
tags. 0ie 0ablbeb0rbe miro often
bleiben bon 8 llbr morsens Biz 8 llbf
abenos an Montag, 49,, 25. Septem-
Der uno 2. Oftober. Nflidt zines ieoca
giirsers lit, gu tpdblen am Z. Nop.
slm Montae, Sen 9. Sftober, fann
man inn eigenen Wablbe5irf bon 10
llbr pormittaes bis 2 llbr nadn,it-
tags, lno bon A ltbr nahmittags bis
8 llbr abenbs regiltrieren.
slue slneb0rigen ser betpaffnetcu
Maht, sic biz gum Z. Nonember itren
81. @eburtstag baben, obne Miidiidt
oarauf, no iie iid iest befinoen, Ton.
men ibr @ablredt ausiiben. Man BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Gesiaeoits3 3(isseeje0ae
Ga,,erDeiseY Genfe feret,ee
(0entida,aerifan NOtfau.
2pnferen3).

Sic n6hlte 0erinmmlung bieier
Organization finbet an Donnerstaa,
Sen 5. Sftober, 8 llbr obenos in 0ef
8Ianen Tonau, Ais ct. Clair
Mpenae, itatt. Gie Mitglieoer uno
Ielegaten mereen gebeten red)t 5abl-
reid 81, eriGainen. 0or alien, mObtsn
tir tpiinihen, bob Sic 0ereirc itre
Telegatcn onueiien 3u erid)einen. Gs
tperoen unter anberem auh Die SIf:tts
fir oas am 8. DECEMBER 1T ser
Sdtueiser Sulle itattfinoenoe Ser
eniieer uorliegen uno bieies al cin,m
polIen grfolg 3u bringen heoarf es Der
Mrbeit auer oeutiher 8ereinc in Ser
Stabt Glepelano. Nlio berans our
geriammluns, 5eist oab ibr De,.tihe
ieit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

Die 'Spernseiellihaft aus Hbila.
belpbia gebort sll SEN balten i'm Can.
oe. Seit 90 Ssabren ipirfte Tie erfolg.
reid in Ser groben Staot i'm Oiten
uno erlparb iit) burh manbe 8alt-
ipielreiien einen guten gsamen in oen
@ereinieten 'Staatcn.
Inter ser DIRECTION bon Jrancesco
Teloii traten in ihrem Gniemble cine
&eibe bon illnsen aufitrebenoen@iinit-
lern anf, Sic ipdter an bie Metropoli,
tan Sper engaaiert luuroen.3u oieien
geboren San Yeerce, Bruno 2anoi,
&urt 9aunt, Nanles Melton, Gonalb
Game, Mngelos Ganorlltto, Siloa
Megaiani, Maria San Telben lno
Sennie Sourel. Sic alle erbielten In
Ybilabclpbia eigentlic1 gum eriten
Malc 8elegenbeit, in einem Spern.
erienble alli5utreten.
Cine Meibe pon International BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Mite 0ktober beginni Kampagne
fuer National War Fund
sehon ezt bittet eden. Elm crosses cedsesehenk
bereit ~ hoten.

Mcoifnmente, 9ebensmittel uno
Gleioung perSeu ourh Beloer. Ole
i'm gtational @ar iuno 3uiammwn.
fnmmcn an leibenoe Wenlden in
europa ceidlenft. I:cs lit aber nur
einc Ser pielen Satigfeiten, Die BON
rieier Organization betreut mcr>en.
Die geiarnlel..n @eloer miiiien fiir
u!ele 3pef, III Ser Sein1at ino i'm
HUSBAND oinccn.
Sn 8rob1Gleoelano beeinut Sic
3ampagre au Is. Sftoter uno oan,
ert bis gum 26. 5,750,O00 Collar
miiiien i'm Gu,mtp ai,igebraht tper-
Sen. Sies lit sic S,lpte, Sic Iiir Gle
relanS ausgerechnet rpuroe. 0iSber
tuuree sic Quote itets erreift, ia
ii6erihritten uno 10 lit man iiher.
oaB sic @iirger Ser Staot aud) oies.
mol oas feline Spier bringen lper-
Sen, I'm oas man lie eriud't.
IS lei betont, Sab Sic n@ar Gbeit
pi Greater Glerclano" Die cin5ig,
aittoriiierte Organization lit, Sic oas
Heht bot, 8eIcer fiir Sen nationa-
len .War ss,lno" 5u iammeln. %
rationale slgenturen seboren MN
Ser Gerei,iguns ar; nas iino )
rlebr uls hisber. S,in,usefomnen
Iino nod slmericon asielo Seruice
(Mmbulan5torps); sn,erican Gene
marc Hel;ei, slmerican GelIef for
SStalp. sSilipino @ar Helief; llniteo
2itbuanian Helief Iuno.
Inter Sen alten aaentiircn oiirI.
te Sic sSiirioree iiir &riegsg,imge-
ne .fiir angehOrige ser Saroelsma-
rirc uno II. 9. :. iiir isoermann
BON Sntereiie iein. Natiirlih bette
ben nod SIC perihieoenen Sereini-
eurgen, sic lie armer unb franfer
Seute in europa, Dor allem aud Ser
ainoer annebnten.
Yon Sen $5,75O,O0O. oie auise
bradt pcrosn iollen, b.eiten iiber
6S Nrcsent ohsr beinate bier Dtil.
lionen in 8rob- -Glenelano. Ile'c
Sunlme miro uuter 100 aacnturen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

ipeitre Sturnurnrnungen uno irgenos
tpeIhe 8oriid)tsmabnabmen ser Sc
boroen uno bes Hublifums i'm 9sor-
Sen iibcrilitiiig ieien.
Iie iurdtbare 2ebre, Ole ser So
malige Stl,rm Damn Dem hmtliden
@etteroienlt erteilte - furHtbar iii:
sic @epolferung unicres oltliden
9onoesteils! = lit nun gliihliher-
ipeiie nidt unbeber5igt geblieben. @e-
,pib iinb tros ser beiieren Mrbeit, oie
nun bon meteorologi'ten Stationell
geleiitet 1poroel1 lit, nid)t niele &ii.
itenorte bon oem Srfan ncrihon ge-
blieben, uno manhe bon ibnen berih-
ten iiber gerlulte an Wenidenleben.
lpie Gigcnt,lmsidaben. Nber Sas So
sit lit bod: Ser mooerne Sturm-
narnungsoienit bat i'm @erein nit
Yreiie uro Hunofilnf sen Nad,peis
erbraft, tpiepiel Sen ytaturgeipalten
bon ibrem Sbreden genommen iuer-
Sen fam, trcnn BON Oieien mocernell
Jormen bas v@etter5aubers" pflift-
gemGBer 8ebraud, gemabt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
4iseerhe rheitsratl4lGee
BON Gleb Ianb mnS National
Safetp Council

2onnen Sic iid) porltellen, cine
auobler5o9ene Game ooer Serrn anf
einem georinsten giiraerIteig gebenh
Die nit alIer Mad)t ithreien: r@ebc
mir aus ocm 8eg!" 8eipiB nicbt?
llno 0oh HieleIbe Game poer 6err
fann nialleid)t ebenip unbGflid) iei,i,
tpenn lie sllto fabren. Tas Glepe-
lano Snfetp Council iagt, baB lss
NOTICES Sornblalcn niht nur lebr I'M
b0'Iid lit, ionoern in manden Sallen
bat es iid) ais acraoe geTabrlib ernie
len, inhem es Mutniahrer foniuB ,,no
b6ie n1adbt, lpoourd lie sic &ontrcllc
iiber ibren @agen perloren uHo Elm
ltnfaa ipar oie Solge oauon.
sSdger, oas Cleveland Saietn
Council eriid)t lie foleenoe @infe 81,
beberaigen: 2ailen lie oas Sicher.
beitsiblob an ibrcm 8clpebr IN 3ute
bis iie fertig iino gum idieben. , 2eh.
agsasaO sallaopla6 n!a 1p!u 81! llau
gegen einen Baum ooer al einen
3aun. 2aiien lie es auf Ser Grbe lie:
gen. 3. Nienals sieben Tie elm @e-
tpebr ourch einen Sul,n. 9ragen Tie es
ielbIt biniiber. 4. Salten ite oie Miin=
Dung INNER meg BON ibnen uno an-
beren.
September % mar ser lebte Gag
oes Spmnlers uno Serbit lit auf lln-
iern Srepren. 2aiien lie Sen Ser6lt
lie nift atbalten Die ihonen SerbIt~
tage gu senieBen Gcrseilen lie aber
niht oaB Sallcu mebr .lmerifanern
bas 2cben getnitet bat ais ourh Ser.
febrsimiale. (SaIIen =. =, 400 ),
Motorfabr5euge - %, ,iOCj. 3rci
ltnredte MAIDEN uldt c'r Hcd,. =
mandylndl tltbren ne 5ll erl1lten lll'=
fdIlell. Gum geilpiel eln Mltofabrer
iihrt auBer Ser Slnie unS begcgnet
eineln Mutoiahrer ser Ssenrie mehr
liebt ais sen &eg Dor iid,. Helilltot =
Elm Suiammenitob. Nebnlcn lie feline
Gbancen al Sic onoere Eerlon SaG lie
Oas rebte Cling int nm eln.n llnfaa
su perhiiten. Tieie Yerisn int piel-
Ieic,t oasielbc ninTt aiaIelbe
Glance als tie!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

et1b Ste nnb SIRE An0ehDrtaen
DeitgIieb TN QranftnSesetn unb
Central Wertaab? @enu .ssidbt ieta
tt bic Set teisxtreten. Nm senamess
Snfermattsn rufen eie ben QssaI.
terfreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
111cNer,ter ,1ccttcr3at,ber
betrGtrt iitt

gerpiiit,ingen binterlGBt eiu ieNer
if)tpercr Sropeniturm. sleuBsrlih be-
trahtet, ipeid)t oenn aud) oas fiir5lihc
ltnlpetter penig BON oen 8iloc bes
llnbeils ab, oas Elm lolfer Wirbel.
iturm beiipielsipeiie inn Serbit 1888
an ser gan5en atlantiiden &iilte Dor
&ap &atteras bis Mainc anrihtete.
Ser ~SturmaeieIle @ino" crfabte,
aus Dem 8ettertuinfel ser faribiifen
See fpmlnenb, audi bie 9torooItItaa
ten mieoer nit oerielben unporltell-
barren llrgeipalt, 1pie plr es oa.
mails erleb. baben. 8eibemale fanb
cine Hegenperiooe, Die idjon Shllnl-
mes befiirbten lieB, NIT rieligen Gl-
gentumsperluiten infolae pl0slih los.
brehenban Wino> ,mo @aiiertobens
eincn fataltropbalen Mbitll,b.
| Smmeerbin blieb Ser llmfang Ser
gerbeerllnsen oiesmal peit 'binte:
Dem ShaibaOen 5uriid, oen Der frii-
bere Sturm perurlahte. Canals ipur.
Sen, !rie befaunt, allein al Ser Siio-
fiiite Song ISLANDS mebr ais tauieno
| Sommerbduler BON Ser Wud)t Ser
entfeilelten Glemente 5ertriimmert,
unb 81 tauienoen 5dblten Die Sabr-
seuge = bon &l,6erbooten un0 Ssollen
bis 81 aabinenfreu5ern uno Segel.
iadten = oie Dor Der Oitfiiite un.
tergingen ober bon Sen emporten @el'
len 5eri6laeen puroen. Mni bunoerte
BON Miuionen Collar = cine &C.
nauere Stasllng auar unlnoglih -
iteate iih Der 8alamtperluIt an ma
teriellen @erten inn @ebiet ser Dit
itaaten am 81. September 1888, tpc-
gesen Der I'M @eiolee ser fiir5lihen
4 SturmDerbeerungen auf nidt mebr
ais 80 Willlonen Collar be3iifert lit
| Noh unsIcih erfreulider lit aber
bie 1atiahe, oab bie 3abl ser Men-
| idcnopfer, Ole iid oamals i'm gan5en
| Ortangebiet auf etlpa iehsbunoert
belief, biesnal nidt iiber 38 binaus-
ging.
Die Grtldrung oafiir, Dab bas Wet-
terlnbeil Sic atlantiid)e aiilte bas let.
te Mnl niht entfernt 10 inlper setrof-
fen bat, 'ilt feineslpegs hnrin gu
luhen, baB See un1 @in6e oiesmal
| ipeniger idlimm getuiitet bdtten als
am eriten &erbIttage oes Sabres 1858
Der Dant eebiibrt pielmebr leoiglid)
Dem umitanb, Dab Der meteorologiifs
Mpparat oiesmal ungleih beiier fllnf-
tionierte als bel Dem 1ropenlturn'
Dor feds Sabrcn, bel bem Der @etter-
oiellit tpabrbaft fatnItropbal periagte.
Die @cobnhtungsitation i'm Siioen
bate 6nnfals gan3 einfad angenom.
men, Der Sturm tperoe auf os;,
] G3enn biousbraaier, 6eDor ct Die
2orooititaaten errei6t babe, 10 baB
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

perteilt, sic in nem Community
;suno" 5,iammengeihlolien lino.
Ter Reit miro ser nationalen Or
eoniiatiou iibermittelt Gie itaOti-
iGen 8oblfabrtspereinignngen lpiSs
nlen iid peridieSeren ;3meden; 81
lciltcu Tienlte fiir Die Sugeno, 19
iorsen iiir Ginoer, 26 fiir 8ranfens
i,auier, IL iiir Seimpilege uno 6e,
iunobait; auBeroem gibt es abt oen-
trale ggenturcn.
Sbre eepriiiten mo gut gebelBe.
men gtats ,eisen, SAB ibre sluigabel
in ariegs5eiten iebr geipabien limo.
0febr oils ie lit es noipenoie, Ser
arnleren uno beoiiritigen 8epolfe-
rlng gu belfen, 8eiit unS aorper
sciuno Sll erbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Katkeliitter 0eiitlieter
ii1t Reid kimeerid9tet

MaSrio Gin neutraler, Meiien Ser.
Ser fiir5lid aus Deutidlano bier ein-
traf, beridtete. bab sllois Nenbauer,
elm fatboliiher Geiitlider in sr:in.
den, am Z. September bon Sen Maois
bingeridtet tpur6e, neil er .o;, ioIJt
in ieiner Stride betete:
"llniere @aifen iinb BON @ott Der.
fludt noroen. @eoer Ser 5iihrcr noch
unler Seer lit imltanoe. Bottc3 Gltt-
ihluB gu anoern. Sd bete al @ott.
Dab er oieien &rieg beenoe. oomit
niemaaS, ;e!bit 0rauen ,mo &in6er,
ntht umfommen in oieiem arieec,
oen mir ielbit beraufbeidiporeu ia.
ben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
HippeHrei,te Gkeater
u@iug anS v Hraper" besinnt beatc
0onnerstag, ben %. Sept.


Der 20. Century 6or 8aidifte el-
mes 5uperliiilisen 2uftidifftragers, III
Sem 9on Mmede, Dana Mnbreps.
William Gptbe, Gbarles 8idforb nno
Sir 9uoric &arotpife bie Saurtrol-
len ipiclen, beginnt I'M &ippoOror'r
Tbeater 9onnerstag. llnteritiiet ,per-
Sen bieie beriihmten Sf,auipieler bon
HitarS ,s6del, Senrp Wsorgan. Ni-
harb Crane, 8lenu Sngan II. a. meDr
0ies lit elm iebcnsluertes 0ilb Sas Sen
9eiueis bringt tras fir &cloen unierr
Soloaten iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28


fonnten aiinit!ern peroen i'm gn.
iemble ser Nbilaoelpbia ga Scala
SpernaeielIid)aften auitreten. Das
Baltipiel beginnt am a. Sftober.
&arten fins nod icbt bei SaDlors
in ser guelio 9(uenue gu baben. Die
Hreiie iiir Gin5elfarten belaMien iidb
aus 81 big $3.50. 2inoer 3ablen Die
9dlite.
Sieben 0oriteaunsen tperSen i'm
8u6lic Muoitorium prdientiert:
a. Sftohr: ga Tosca bon Pucct.
nj.
5. Oftober: Ga Irapiata.
6. Sftober: 81 1ropatore.
Z. Sftober nahmittass: ga 80.
feme, abenos: Miba.
8. Sftober nadmittags: 81 ga.
gliacci, ahen0s: 2ucia 81 2ammer-
moor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

- Two drunks were playing
with Aashlight, switching it on
and off. Finally one of them threw
the beam of light up toward the
ceiling and said: II bet you can't
climb up that BEAM The other
shook his head and replied: mo,
stree, you can't get me to try
that. I know you! Just when |
get to the top, you'll turn it of !"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Diele 3aknGr3te tperHef,
balN tuieHer keintfekrein

@aibinstou. GieQeidt iparben Si,
in Der 3uf,lnit niht mebr 10 lange
auf lbre oabndratlihe 8ebarolung
lparten miiiien. Gas &riegsamt teilt
init, baB in 8dlbe cine grobe slnsabl
Dentiiten aus ocm Seeresoien1t cai.
laien tperben oiirften uno ibre Yraris
i'm 3ipilleben ipieoer aufnebmen
lperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

antrage @abl5ettcl fir iold)e, Ole
man fennt. bel Dem 8oaro OF election
uno ienhc Tie Damn oen SerpiccleuteI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

Cine &npotbef auf bie 9nfunft IT
cine redt uniidere &apitalsanlaee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

The Department of Overseas Missions of the Methodist Church of Australasia, with headquarters at Sydney, Australia, has set aside three missionaries to renew Chris tian work among the natives of New Guinea "as soon as the way is open" Already number of missionaries of the Church have returned for service in the Fiji Islands. In addition, it has evan gelists, teachers, doctors, nurses, agriculturists, and catechists serv- and among Aborigines in northern Australia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25
POST WAR RAILROAD TRAVEL LAST WORD
 IN LUXURY AND COMFORT, IS PROMISE
By SAUL PET


 CHICAGO = Ask any railroad man and heal admit that along with the general public, he is inn pressed by the flood of expansive, futuristic advertisements issuing forth from the aviation interests.
 Ask the railroad man again, and he will admit he is scared. He sees the top billing given to aviation during the war and he envisions the airlines dividing up world tray el between them after the war.
 But the railroad man is ready for a fight to hold his own or do even better in passenger business. He means to remain in the thick of the competition by offering low fares and comfort as his main sell ing points.
 In the field of comfort, no better sign of the railroads determina- ton to compete for passenger trav- q can be found than blueprints al- ready made fer future car con- structionc. For example, the de- 5ieners ask you to:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

pitch again.
 The beginning of the end of Pearson's major league career was during a New York-Cleveland game in Yankee Stadium in late l940. In the fifth inning, he picked up slow roller and Tipped it to first, snapping something in his shoulder.
 He won the game in the l4th in- ming 2-1, but he never could throw fast one after that without jab- ping painful nerve in his shoul- der. Doctors at Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins and elsewhere diagnosed it as a torn ligament, but could offer no cure After an uneventful year with Cincinnati, Pearsons re- turned to Fresno.
 The ex-hurler ceflects that his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

Imagine railroad diner in which you can raise your coffee cup and not feel as though your elbow were being attacked by a squadron of gremlins with St. Vii tus' dance.
 Imagine the same diner laid out like swank night club; soft mu- sic breathing over your uncramped table, enough chair and aisle space to keep your neighbor out of your soup and the waiter out of your hair.
 Maybe you cannot imagine it, in these days of crowded travel when getting a seat on a diner strains the imagination, but the railway designers can.
 Three-Decker Coach
 They have already worked out plans for such super-diner. Also past the blueprint stage at the Pullman-Standard Car Manufac- turing company is three-decker railway coach designed to provide the short t-distance commuter with comforts available now only in lux ury streamliners.
 Pullman Standard is ready to begin producing both cars once the War Production Board releases the necessary materials.
 Consider, first, the railway dinel of the future.
 It's outstanding feature is unique floor plan. Tables are ar ranged diagonally. It is designed tc speed up service, eliminate the ne cessity of one passenger getting up to make room for another ant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

most memorable game was the 13-O no-hitter against Cleveland in 1888. It was the first no-hlt game in Yankee Stadium and he says the pressure felt like couple of safes on my back" Charlie Gehringer tops his list of tough hitters to pitch to, T tried every thing on him and always walked him if anyone was on base. There was just no future to it.
 No. 1 Tears
 For No. team O. p-ayers of his era, Pearson names:
 Catcher-Bill Dickey.
 Pitchers-Lefty Grove and Bob Teller.
 First-Lou Gehrig.
 Second-Joe Gordon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

cap; if be is discriminated against because he is unclean, he can wash, acquire habits of cleanliness and overcome the handicap; but if the discrimination is based on color, he can not change that. The re- sponsibility for his being white is not hisH45ut Gods. Therefore, it is not just an injustice to the man to exclude him from fellowship on account of color; it is ah affront to the God who made him as he is" I-.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25

Disease currYing insects = mosquitoes feas, lice, tcks-have killed or disabled more American fighting men than many hard fought battle.
 But today, men in the tropical theaters espe- cially are better protected against these killers than ever before-thanks to amazing new dis coveries like DDT
 Spray DOT on a screen - and fly that walks on that screen three months later dies.
 Or take "Aerosol"-a new way of releasing pyrethrum in gas. One small drop of pyre- shrum, when released by means of an aerosol, will kill every "skeeter" in a room 12x12x7 In one minute!
 Now the DOT and aerosols are some of the thousand and one things = in addition to the obvious items like guns, tanks, planes, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25
FIRES AND REAL
 ESTATE HOLDING
 FORMER YANKEE
By ROBERT THOMAS GAP Features)

FRESNO, Calif-Monte Pearson once ace pitcher for the amazing New York Yankee teams of the late thirties, is now Monte Pearson, fire fighter, first baseman and real estate owner.
 Now 36 and with few touches of grey, the slim Californian has settled in the town where he began his rise to baseball fame and doesn't regret the passing of his big league days.
 I've got no complaint-a guy can last just so long in the majors, he says T gave ball the best had to offer and it was good to me" So good that he was able to amass several parcels of Fresno land which provides healthy income.
 But the former Yankee doesn't allow his holdings to keep him idle. Every other day he is on duty for
 
 24 hours as captain of a crash line fire crew at Hammer Field, a unit of the Fourth Air Force. And he claims there's not as much of the legendary loafing around fire houses, because the busy army field keeps the firemen on the alert.
 Can't Stay Away
 Pearson still can't break away from baseball and he is playing first base and managing an air craft company team in first-rate league here. He's an old hand at the keystone position; he used to relieve Lou Gehring during Yankee doubleheaders. He says he'll never
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Walters will be able to serve each person directly, thereby eliin- mating a tense situation in which four hearts beat nervously While the waiter stretches the full length of the table to deliver a hot bowl of soup.
 Changes of linen will be stored in compartments at each table. Water bottles, creamers, sugar containers and menus will be kept on triangular shelves along tho wall.
 Entertainment will be provided via a radio or concealed phono- graph.
 Next, consider the "Threedex Coach"
 The car, described by Test as "soundly des gned, thoroughly practical" will provide Seats for 112 passengers. This is one and one-third times the capacity of to- days typical commuter coach ana more than twice the capacity of cars on some roads.
 Stairway in Car
 The car is made up, as it's name indicates, of three levels. Passen- gers will enter at either side on middle level (which is the same as the floor level of present coaches) and ascend a central stairway to the top deck of seats or descend one of two side stairways to the lower deck.
 The seats on the top deck will be arranged similarly to those in present coaches, with 13 forward facing double seats on each side of a center aisle providing room for 52 passengers. On the lower level two rows of p seats facing the passing landscape will accommo- date another A riders.
 There will also be (and this, the cramped, bustling commuter of to- day might find too difficult to be- lieve) four game rooms, two at each end of the coach on the mid dle level, for 16 more passengers Here, the commuter will be per mitted to relax over a card game or a crossword puzzle.
 Also, at each end of the coach, there will be two washrooIns anC toilets.
 The windows will be wide, flood , ing the car with daylight. Gen eral artificial illumination will be supplemented with special focused lighting at the reading level in each seat.
 "This basic design is by no means inflexible," Test says. Al ready we have plans for dozen variations to conform with the re- quirements of every railroad.
 "We are also working on modi- fled version for long-distance trav- el. At a sacrifice of some capacity, this transcontinental model will of- fer much more individual comfort, including reclining seats for sleep ing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25
REQUEST FROM THE FRONT

SAN FRANCfsCo-From Ger man prison camp the request of It. Harmon s. Bonte, Jr., shot down on a bombing mission, that his father please give the Red Cross $lO0 for what they are do- ing for us here"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-10-25
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Father, Thy will be done through me" This word prayer, offered morning, noon, and night; an effort to try to live the prayer in daily life; and the se- curing of seven other people to do likewise this is the essence of the so-called Cape Cod Plan" of per- sonal evangelism which has found wide support among Protestant lay men and has the approval of lead ing Protestant clergymen through cut the country. The Plan" or iginated a couple of years ago with Walter Dwyer, a layman of West Dennis, Mass. Without any funds or any organization, the idea has swept across the country, and has had the support of many news papers. Now it has besytaken up by lay groups in Canada; and groups of Catholics and of Jews are using it also. The prayer is not offered as a complete pro- gram" says MT. Dwyer, but merely in the nature of turning on the switch of our individual radios; how we amplify it, and what Gods will is for each of us is matter of personal search and applica- tion."