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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

FLA oWNERs-ws will buy our
home, pay nice pront IN eash quickly.
Rountrss. 1900 Plymouth. We $500
HOMES and 2-FLATs IN n. W. sec
ton from owners. Ralph Y. TOynton.
i6605 Grand kiver. We 5-iz3f.
HOUSES. flats, stores apartments
wanted, al sections, colored or white
Pay all cash quick. Edclman. 9o26
Oakland. aTo 74l93
ITALIAN-Original 24-hr. cash sale
so yrs. East eide. Pettine. PL 1880.
LIST your property With us now
Geschwind, sss5 Grstiot. PL sisi.
LIST your property with US nov
hruton Realty We $1,000
NEED money! Cash offer for your
property today. no i424
NORTHWEST sec. single homes free
appraisal David Floyd On l-llo6.
READY cash buyers; houses, flats,
apis. tCOloredl. Quick action. c w.
White. 1850 Hastings. TIE l-0Os6.
WANTED-FARMS
FROM 40 TO 200 ACRES
In the west and Northwest sections
within 3O-mile circle.
: c HADLEY INc.-CA ooeO
Al CoLoRED frames. bricks. any type
any section. Cash tsrms. johnson. IL
2-a64s TY $500
Al Colured Cash Buyers Waiting.
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
4764 McGraw. at Warren. TY 5-3366
CoLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS, APT HURRY!
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN Fl oi'0
coLoRED-w side pay best prices,
Wright. 47i2 w Warren TY 1885,.
RESoRT FOR SALE
COTTAGE 10 move OF wreck $3.50
See 1851 Nohle OR 1900
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE
CLINTON RIvER-Waterfroni io'. $500
owner CA 42OO. TU 2-6479
81 CLAIR RIvER-4O-r Dot. S9G5
owner ca 400 TU 2-647s
Suburban Real Esiaie Tor Sole
GROESBECK. NEAR MARTIN
Z Lsrgs roopS ? acres, black loAm.
only $4,000. $500 down. $50
IRWIN xIcHT a HINES nc
i4054- cTa;lot Pt 54ts
Hadley Country Estates
4 beautiful ssttinF overlooking Plum
Hollow Coli CouGSe winding drives,
TsViueS, nicely wooded "a. cells : 70 2
acres close 70 city transportation No
tween So n . Nile on Lanser Rf
10C down salesman on property
sunday
( & HADLEY. INC ca oO60
THREE Acres-FivNroom house and hath
on Telegraph @ Road Sc $50 terms
REFER 2S2O5 West Seven Nile Road.
Nv 2lss RE 5o40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

IA LOCAL OFFICES
nowsrows-Penohseot Bids, Sth Floor
Cor. fort ard 6rit~oid cN p10
Majestic Bios sth Floor. cor. woodward
and niehisan ca 0ss5
Lafayette Bids. 3d Floor. 80 Miehissn
Corner Shelby CA 1922
GRAND RlyER-S0So 10y Road At Grand
River. 2nd Floor ~ 5000
s76s Grand RiSst. cor. liS.fnon no $500
ilt3t G~resnfeid. az Cd River We $1,000
HIGHLAND PARk-iiist woodward. 2nd
Floor. Terminal Arcade 10 s.2i9i
FERNpAlt-227S0 woodward. 2nd Floor.
Cor Mile and Woodssrd IL $500
EAsT-tt4le Gratiot Ave. Above 7-Miie
Road. ODD wars Ar 1900
1908 tAst jefferson Avenue LIZ 0i5S
99e{ brafioi. Above harpG Pl ilBl
NEST-77O7 ~iehiesn Ase W 2-2lSo
oEARBoRs-i370s Michigan. ore bloch
-stt Of Sthssfer OR $40
COMMONWEALTH LOAN co
i0-COSVENIENT OFFICES-lo
PAWNBRoKERs-LOANs
Lees 1887 r Dawson a. Dequindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
ruLoRFD -t1TFNrtoV-Do lT Vow

COIORED Brush between Canneld-
Ga field teaNtfui terraces. : rooms
cACe. hrics kteem heat Price reason
aisle TF 2-a4is or Fl 5s7o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Large Building Lots

city sa'rf electricity bus transr .
stores school, churches Priced o. SCH
Parcels Xf5O and up Come out today
o. "a Mile and Rochester Rdg Bring a
deposit H1useman Spi'LIey Corp ROYAL
oak $40
ON ACRES or FERTILE soil
Beautiful pre~ar-built nome Icsbinef
Nfk Eifn TlnnipE water Fun price
81 zoo terms GROSSNAN cor Van
Born and Wayne Roads Wayne $40
POWERS 27a52 on mister south ~
NiDIlsau-|f rl1u house or p are
VateI cni~srn house. fun trees.
81 zoo US I-RAnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
See Schatz in Garden City
for Real BARGAINS

OOt 4
SANFIE TWP 2-bcctoom home srgs
l'f .OVi33 good sci electric pump.
septic tars g. 500 n1 lufereu
FORD PD -f. r0on home on T2ft
rnvncT ,of Only 90 $50 terms
NEW NOME .On it-scre 3 bedrooms.
oI f70r furnace mod bath 81 $50.
FERNS
LOT l2irl31-2-beeroom home mod
ru bath garage attached 50 $50.
terms
ACRE-Incouc home S rms hath
down g ins bath up 50 500 terms.
Dearborn Twp. f-oedroom home.
sim No. n.a bath. ciiy water.
OTTO y. SCHATZ
29iHh FORD ROAD DE 1000
s. ACRES and q room income lnsu.
brick hrf air furnace TrcadEeii RI
Wayne Michigan Chicken house barn
g1ld soil 81 500 All handle
ELSEA REALTY & INVEST co
s4l7 w FOR1 VI li4oc
sGV275 90 Sever. water, gas. walks
schools 1878 near 10 Nj and Wood.
ward Judson Bradway Co. RIA 9700.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
ENGLISH COLONIAL

s-RM BPK ROYAL OAK
vacant lEH 'HH fr
o. tiIs bath ) lFe tst w u.IH
s1'ra large closets. lge s.fr..r vlF
tn-f.. lie SIM lNfs q b. NIo
i1, gar vide space between Ia.ts.
Cal p o qSf9 nov
72I2 HARDWOOD
2 BLKg 2 or CANPBE.L / Blk
{ or LINCOLN
CPTGEP. RFALTOR q q 80
1927 ? . NYr Hsrc. rafs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

BLVD W Grand s " Dist lis
apis 4 m bath each fine shaps
income 5000 mo III terms. Apt.
KNAPP-LA 4lOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

GARDENIA. 71a Royal orr %
rooms. bath. bis attic porcn. saraEe
large trees M schools 80 $50.
$3.50 down. Possession quick. Jud-
son Bradwsy Co. RA aToO.\
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

\ BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE
ANY Fast Side or Italian SECTION
, . CHERRY 1885, Gratiof p Pos.
A CASH SALE
4.r.ly contaminated fp- ,aa- Improved
property anywhere ~ 'nC cit' F1r scry.
JoSEPH Ron lls1s uNwoon
ALL CASH OFFFP ~ - HeURS.
We buy colcred s,reirs fats apis
No comm. ssion Guarantee ca O)o6
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
= W SEC VICTORY w $50
ALL CASH FOR EQUITiFS
Esfon-RA eisi yves. TO 6-2IS7.
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
The finest ana must complete Rea.
Estate and Insurance service.
Whether buying or selling vow Can-
not afford anything nut the best *.
p~rienced representatives 90 serve YOU
HOMER WARREN 4 ca.
Est. issi-Still Crowns
D'me BLDG "a o311
AT oNcE-Cssh tor your property
singles Hats. apartments Edw
Henkel. Hammond Bog CA 265'
CAsH-For coiored properties que-
deals. a y commission ard time
smedley as = Warren tt i-6ie.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
ProuiX. 1910 W Vernon IA 67sl
CASH BUYERS
CRiGER RkALToR-R q 1850
f sIDE-cash BUYERS waiting per.
sonal Attent. Alverson TW 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

BUY state owned properties see
Fogf fcat estate broker
GRAND RIvER-4s-fqt frontage near
N1ntgomcry Ward GREENFIELD
T4-fpnt frontage Sacrifice 20 settle
estate " iOI9l
7O-FT -sAaS. corner .u Rpdf,td ncar
ACNichoiS al improvement including
pavement Close Grade h.ga srncoi.
Must sell y 5-5pl1
20 BUSINESS frontage 0u Fifn, Mic
road sou'a ot Gra'io' 81 1910
COLORED-sl50 easn gives deed
excellent soil bus service near
Graiiot snd 10 Mile Ri Address
Box B-2s52. Detroit Times 81
COLORED-S2q5 cash give deed ~
lots GOOD lnyestment near Teiefrapn
and Sioiey roads Address BOX $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
A rOR SALE-EAST

4 Tot FOP THE MONEY
Vernon Highway near Seyburn - q
oedr-omt each separate furnaces ~ IN
excellent condition. priced a. So 600 ior
quick sale
IrEaA Esst : Nile XIX 1870
BARGAIN Nasshoe-BrCA '-a soe
c-te gsf,ge aser vacant OPES as
Broker IL 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
V 1921
Pes'ur'sd sei4f Saie.af
OPEN SUNDAY II TO s

l. civ IN hons d~IiEhffg fn.T .
Ina room Ei'r nfg AIN. W t-a.
N0'hTy r~lssNa~' dining tvT A'.
dow 'front.' s1t tiff
hac.rs attn q 90 u'nss's rrf
'eriIaflnr FHrraf afv fr trf
49, Hler 2er '.Drf a.G t.H s
srsc~ bsfser0 roIssr rarsgr Hs ef f-
~ FERkDhiE p Cf WOODWARD
2 Lincoln NI.h grburi 30 p flr
tropr!ng center s. $50 h.tf 'lllff
b. kas mo Ovnsr leaving raf
CRIGER PEALTOP-F % f..0
y ST 3a24-Flte m gtE Sroo o.
FroulS IA STsl
p DEARBOPN SoImsncalc 8
rms. extra lot s. as ~'"ai"ar
TE7S \ I'm hunC yrs 0ic roo
CARING on 3tg6 on $50
r DEARSORE-Goos ueV uEtc h1ues
CARING OR 1895 OF ss3G
VAST DETROiT-12s55 Clshlrs rts
q Mile 8. CON sun pa!-. good l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
HANNAH REAL ESTATE

FOURTH. 364s-2-fsmily cottage 4
and 3. 2 baths. 40-ft lot. f-Car gaIagc
50. 500, si,2oo down. ! apt. vacant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
ARDMORg 1900
BARGAINS-1Oc DOWN

EEipEN 1870 near Puritan sai
psEsr-G rooms md % S'1Ec- ln
sgsted 2-csf "a near hlrfs
50 $50 Judson Brsd~sy Co. "a 4rno
ruCHANAN-i7TH st -isrge -.~
ban. good Co0dif X 4 af. garages
p.Ice - 900 ~ terms h.s.p
IA 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

HFIDEIELFL NJ MALh
Douhls house o rms ca II a NJ
god rInc convenient % Buags. suit
sble fur or > owners reasonable
Nr, Ftniev ca O32l OF TO s-3s65
HOMER WARREN 4 COMPANY
HELEN I2l2
u rms VI a $3.50 terms
CHARLIE l. ERB-PL 2foa
louis 92O7 shor' stree NlsinitS
clsnrChaglr,rIR 81 BATH down. va.
"A W w. 3.rom APIS Leaving oLy
cheap Edelmen 1896 oakland 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

GATEsHEAD near y outer Drlvc-3
rooms. bath. on rear ~ SIS n corner
lot. rood condition veil handicapped
5000. terms. Forster. ~ l14a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
us Mr.. WARREN
FOREST, Mr.. HAMILTON

Brick. slate root Q rooms . down 4
up income 800 besides living quarters
? baths n A furnace furniture .n-
cluded. priced 20 sell shown by apn'
{ NJ. DuSenoery. TR l-34l3 or ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
LINDSAY. NR. 6 NILE
LOTS FOR SALE

AVIATION subdivision lots fOti2o
'ee and clear Thc.scl near M0rlOs
Circle no 1850
BRIGHTMOOR-Lyndou eve 4oxiOO.
lot cheap Cal y to q a n OK 200.
Room :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
A OF %FERNDALF

Business location n residence c4xsO
business site n modern horne vt'r
fUll bsmt and 3 nice biz rms FIn
size Of lot ,iS 54Nt7s Therr 2.Cs.
gar paved ~ front and side. Just
1 fblk from Woodward
OWNER LEAVING TOWN AT ONCt
Equity al $50, must 10 sold - $50
full price Its . hsrrair
CRIGEP REAITOR p n 1850
1917 Z. Q Nile, Haze Falk-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
a CASH SALE

\ BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE
ANY Fast SIDE of Italian SECTION
p . CHERRY gp5- Gratiof p s5S.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
COMMITTEE TO
 VISIT IN NOME

A legislative committee of nine members, including six democrats and three republicans, accompan- jed by Dr. E. P. Warner, chair man of the Civil Aeronautics Board, and his secretary, MT. Layton, are scheduled to arrive in Nome this afternoon.
 Members of the committee are Representative Alfred Bulwinkle, democrat, of North Carolina; Rep resentative Virgil Chapman, dem- ocrat of Paris, Kentucky; Rep resentative Lyle H. Boren, demo- crat, of Seminole, Oklahoma; Rep resentative Lindley Beckwor'h h, democrat, of Upper County, Tex as; Representative J. Percy Priest, democrat, of Nashville, Tenn. Representative Richard F. liar liss, democrat, of Phoenix, Ariz. Representative Carl Hinshaw, re- publican, of Pasadena Calif Representative Evan Howell, re- publican, of Springfield, H.; Rep resentative P. O'Hara, republican, of Glencoe, Minn.
 The committee plans to meet with groups of the Various Alas
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
ACTRESSES
 STRIKE DOUBLE BLOW AT LAPS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. IL. -LAP)-B-29 Super-Fortresses of the 20th Bomber Command. struck a double blow against Ja- pan today, hitting in medium strength the industrial city of Nagasaki, on the Japanese main land, and smashed the oil refin- cries at Palembang, on Sumatra, in the Netherlands East Indies.
 Nagasaki is one of the Japs' most important shipbuilding and repair centers.
 The major military port on the island of Kyushu, and a highly industrialized area, has already been hit twice by Super-Fortress- es based in China.
 Palembang is the site of the Pladjoe oil refinery, the largest in the Orient, and the principal source of aviation gasoline for the enemy.
 Three of the planes of the two Super-Fortress groups were not accounted for, but one was forced down in friendly territory. il..'. !
 Headquarters of the 20th Bomb CT Command reported good" bombing results at both targets.
 At Nagasaki, weak opposition was encountered and one Jap
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
THE NOME NUGGET

kan cities, on it's 'our of the Ter r.tory.
 The latest word received here was to the effect that the plane on which the committee IS travel ing will arrive in Nome at 400 D. m. Alaska Airlines manager, Alvin Polet, has made arrange ments, for a dinner at '7.S9 .,ps m. at the airbase, with many of the prominent Nome businessmen. for the purpose of discussing aviation problems.
 The group plans 70 leave on the return trip tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
31-MONTH HUNT BY LAPS ENDED ON GUAM

PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR- TIERS AT PEARL HARBOR, Aug. II. --(AP)-- Chief Radioman George Tweed, graying, 42-year- old service man, of Portland, Ore, outlasted the Jap squads who remorselessly hunted him for 31 nightmare months on the now liberated Guam, escaped ten days before the American invasion on July 20th.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
HEAVIES USED IN PARIS RAIDS

LONDON, Aug. l1.-(AP)-- American heavies, in part of a rapidly shaping campaign to iso- late Paris, smashed oil dumps and railyards and airfields near Paris, railyards near the German border city of Saarbrucken, Alsace Lor- aine cities of Strasbourg, Mn- house and Belfor, it has been re- ported.
 The weather was clear and
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
AIRWAYS
Alaska Airliues
Wednesday,:

Wednesday,:
 Captain Duggen and Pilot hola arrived from Anchorage with Max Trymucha, George Jones, Loret- ia Kurawsky, A. Polet, Beverly Morgan, Max Gray, Sharon Da- wis, and Alice DeJurnett. Outgo- ing passenger 10 Anchorage was Lisie Slagle. 1st,-s ,fs,
 Thursday:
 Pilot Bliss flew to Deering with A. ". ~Cordovado and H. ". Sla- ter. e
 Pilot Bliss flew to Golovin with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dodge and Carl Apak to White Mountain.
 Today the mail run was made to Deering, Candle, Kotzebue, with Gene Jack as a passenger to Candle.
 
 Captain John Olsen and First Officer Wes Monsen arrived from Fairbanks Thursday with George Miller and Mrs. Uiah Dodge. De- parting passengers were Mrs. R. J. Sommers for Juneau; D. M. Gietzer, Henry B. Owen, Jr., and Mrs. Henry B. Owen, Jr., for Fairbanks.
 Wien Alaska Aitgines
 On Wednesday, Pilot Whaley made several trips into Teller, Tin City, Arctic Circle and Lost River for the U. S. C. & c. s. Daniel Singyke was passenger to Teller and Joe Skidmore came in from Tin City.
 Pilot Whaley was in Teller. Ke- walik, Candle and American Ri- yer for the U. S. c. & c. s. Her bert Hadley and Robert Newlin came in from Candle. Amer Ry- deen and Chris OLeary and Gene Jack were also passengers from Candle.
 Pilot Peterson has been busy in Teller and Kewalik vicinity yes terday and today for the U. s. C. & c. s.
 Pilot Rex Filling and Pilot Herb Hager arrived from Fair banks this afternoon in the Boe- ng with the following passen- gers: Mrs. Edith Robertson of White Mountain, Dorothy Ann Simpson, M. s. Jorgenson, Fred Clancy, Herman Swanson and Mrs. Mildred Webb. The Boeing departed for Fairbanks at three o'clock with Sara Chapman, Mrs. Webb and Miss Simpson.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11

good results" were noted.
 All railyards were bottlenec.. where German troops were moy. ing up to the westward.
 Rail facilities at Antwerp, Brus. sels, Metz, Lille and Sedan Were bombed last night.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11

plane was destroyed.
 No fighter opposition was en- countered at Palembang.
 Anti-aircraft fire was fairly weak at both targets.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11

ES PLANT SALE TOMORROW |
 The Home Arts Club will hold . Plant Sale" tomorrow, Saturday. August l2fh. at Leh. mann's Store. inc proceeds 10 go 10 the children's summer playground.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

sS In accordance with Idaho iaw. er
 bS By mailing to the Secretary of State. Boise. Edah0. the WD pese' card on which the serviceman has written that he wishes tt treated as an appH- cation for State Absentee Ballot
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15
.R SPEAKING $
JoE PRIVATE SAYS i,

Awkward and tongue-tied when dating that WAC?
 It's the wolf who has CHARM who stands out from the pack. We'll let the library best-sellers take care of themselves this week and turn our attention to you blushing wolves. For there are books for you on the library For there are books for you on the library shelves s-come in and get acquainted with them.
 Perhaps you're shy! What of it? Shyness is more prevalent than measles, and twice as simple to cure. A few, minutes with Louis Busch's "Why Be Shy?" and your bashfulness will disappear as com pletely as the measle rash. In the inrtdouction to his books, MT. Busch says, q am going to help you overcome your shyness. I am going to show you that you need not endure the agonies of this ap- parent weakness for the rest of your days. You will learn how to rid yourself, step by step, of this bugaboo that so drastically acects your life." He does, too, in a witty and entertaining manner.
 You no longer blush, but then you can't just nope around speeches.! Conversation can be a branch of salesmanship. Can you tell stories (nice ones) in an enter taining manner? And can you list en? That too is an important part of conversation. The book for you now is "The Art of Conversation" !" by Milton Wright, which explains the technique of conversation and how to apply it.
 You are now self-conident and conversing with ease-but can you dance? Another trip to the library to study "The Art of Social Dancing" by Lawrence Hostetler.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15
Success Of A Mission

With the reorganization Bradley Field training base for combat that each individual Base evaluate
 
 they profit by the caTeuypaned calls maximum of effort be forth by Bradley military Each individual assign destined definite the failure of the back fighter pilots that each Bradley Field graduate smash effectively strength
 In will prob- up that mistakes
 
 evadng responsibility such job done the best of ability In that e of sending the fighting fronts hdhtie fighter pilots This will constitute Brad Icy Fields o Axis dreams and schemesl
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

Here's your textbook from the waltz to the rhumba, complete with diagrams to guide your faltering step. In no time at all you will be employing a firmer hold to allow for the centrifugal force caused by the rapid rotary movement" with scarcely a thought. And, if you happened to glance at Esquire's Jazz Book when you were in the Library, you II know all about the band you're dancing to. Get hep, alligator!
 Now we have you ready for your public appearance, and let's hope it's payday. (Those head walters are sometimes as tough as your toughest top sergeant!) But you'll
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15
Full Information
 On Voting To Go To
 All Armed Services

The circular to commanders, the Department added, "calls atten- tion in detail to restrictions on dis semination of political argument or propaganda to members of the armed forces and points out that polls or straw votes are prohib- ited."
 Capt. Edward A. Hayes of Sec retary Knox's office, said the pol icy of the Navy Department "has been and is to assist and encour- age naval personnel in the exer- else of the voting privilege"
 "A program of rapid transmits sion of State and Federal ballot ing material has been formulated. In so far as State laws permit and State officials cooperate, all naval personnel who desire to vote will be provided that opportunity to the fullest extent, limited only by the primary obligation to wage victorious war. The Navy is pre- pared to do the utmost to achieve this end"
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

feel more at ease if you've perused Charles Towne's "Gentlemen Be- have" the book of etiquette for men.
 By this time you're probably ready to marry the girl-and we've books on that, too!
 A last word to the wolf whose conquest may not always be con- fnel to the American girl. "Pid- gin English" by Edgar Saver, will have you saying with confidence, "Makim what namo something Trid-Di?" It's good way of ask ing that sarong what she's doing on Wednesday,!
 Stop in at the Base Library and GET WISE.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15
The Mechanics Creed'
Submitted by Chaplain Edmond J. Gniff~

Submitted by Chaplain Edmond J. Gyiff~ Carefun 8 I shall not vantan another. before OK panes pilot might diveo out of nto st
 careful ann keeping planes in the the the work for hours do fool ignition switch do taxi the plane the field just for the of comfortm me and I we'll preparest working order
  Surely plane careful I will be able keep flying
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

The Army and Navy and the War Shipping Administration have announced they are sending full information of the Service voting Law to personnel in the armed ser vices.
 The War Department said it or dered expedited" distribution of a circular explaining all features of the law and the responsibilities of commanders"
 Commanders must give full publicity" the Department said, "to general voting information provided in the circular, bring ex- pressly to the attention of soldiers other circulars giving specific in- formation as to 1914 primaries and elections, make postcards (applica- tions for ballot) available to all soldiers desiring them, assist in certifying signatures and in at testing oaths and instruct the men how clearly and properly to exe- cute ballot application"
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

able epovded by he Arm } e Il holdns spnmaresb bewee June and O states Fmm50 n
 this mbuf ouanteet % candidates oyR oGaak which
 oft be bnota onyourn of to to of
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

Seryieeren 10 years of age and Nov to4< are eligible to apply to vote tn the primary
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

Note that New Mexico does provide for any method of absentee voting In the primary Servcemen to vote appear in at the proper local election po Ing place.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

Note that this Is the first Mississippi primary There will be . r,ln-of primary on % Aug 1914.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

Note that servicenan must request application for ballot. which be done either by letter by WD post card on which written he wishes treated as request for application for State Absentee Ballot The request should be made at the earliest pos- sble dafe This information is on the basis of existing state The Maine Legislature will hold session that nay change some of the provisions.
Bradley beam., 1944-04-15

sD la sceordanes With Cesrgia Av. hl By sending WD psss card es tlAs Secretary of Stae. Atlanta. Ga
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-30
GERALDC0kEIS
 STATIONED ON
 MARIANAS ISLE

A letter, dated December 21, from Cpl. Gerald D. Coke, from Saipan Marianas Islands, addressed to the Empire, was received in Juneau or December 29-eight days from the time it was mailed from the island thousands of miles away
 Coke wrote the Empire to give a change of address.
 Cooke said he had just recently started receiving my first copies of the Empire dated during the latter part of october and the first part of November"
 He said Saipan was just the opposite of Alaska, and he couldn't get back soon enough. If our B-29's keep up what they're now doing maybe it won't be too long until I am back. At any rate, choose to take the optimistic out look" he added
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-30

Empire Want-ads bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-30
WALTER JOHNSON IS BOUND OVER
 TO GRAND JURY

Walter A. Johnson was bound over for grand jury action following a preliminary hearing this morning before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray.
 He was arrested Wednesday of this week on charges of burglary and attempted rape in connection with the entrance of Juneau home December 27. He was com mitted to jail under $3,000 bond.
 Johnson admitted during the preliminary that he was intoxicated at the time of the incident and could not account for his actions, Gray said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-30
RUSSELL MILLER IS
 MISSING IN ACTION

Mrs. Ruby Miller of Juneau, daughter of MT and Mrs. Ernest Lincoln, received word yesterday from the War Department that her husband, Pvt. Russell Miller is missing in action on the western Front.
 Pvt. Miller has been serving with the Ninth Army in Germany since going overseas in September