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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

Putting Himself in Jeopardy After War
I've put sealed bid for army jeep when and if.
The when means when the war is cured The if
indicates the potential may even buy two and drive
them tandem.
That's unconstitutional No man can put his life in
double jeopardy.
jeep is patriotic hit andrun accident. You can
get 30 miles gallon just standing still and shaking
When you give her the gun it's yocks and tantivy
and every drake swan lads.
Off you 60, uphill and down dale, the bridge
and the river through the covered bridge and
hckeysplit until you out Of horizon It's mechanical
epilepsy.
Yesterday, in decision handed down by the Supreme
Court eep defined cupboard motor that had
run away from the navy.
don't believe now that Gen. Patton slapped she'll
shocked soldier. Old Blood and Gutturals took the
soldier for ride in eep and the soldier slapped himself
Butter discovered when the ancient Tartars
CARRIED p0Y saddie-bags- After ride IN
the jeep nobody had the to look in the generals
saddlebags
Nevertheless, l will buy army jeeper for my
little farm shall use it station wagon. When |
meet guest don't like will jeepardize him. will put
him IN the back and treat him to double order of
centrifugal force
BY KING Feature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

Hart and goes in part -
folldWSjI
f-,r-777' IT7''77''T-77T71-f ~ 0'f
HjbcrU0's shore,
Came the family OF Dan No
Ityrc.
50 fcoricss and bold 10 ireland
Of Old,
They ich0icd every b'ackg1ard
Mcclure
The Kcl'yv. tho Ecl'Bsi
The O'Sh0VqhuegsUg,
The Coscgs and crfry NeIHy'
Rom dQlrn 70 pas lar
Is irG'kWG tSf no
The elcg0pt bold Ncla'yres.
Queries from clients. @. AS
for greatest football player.
how about Walter EckcrsaIl7
Remember when he played on
The HYDE Park High School
team that beat Brooklyn Poly
Prep. 129 10 o.? What a blow
10 Brooklyn that was a. Hey,
what do YOU mean Hyde Park
beat Brooklyn Poly Prep, 10
10 o. Il was only los TO o.
Yes, Eckie was quite a football
player. I would put him IN
third spot. /, Gipp, ,, Thorpe;
3, EckerSall. c. Listen. the
actor who was teamed with
Valeska Strait was named
Howard Gould, not Billy Gould.
a. ! still think It was Billy
Gould We Will ask Joe Laurie
Jr, the greatest living expert
on Old-tlme vaudeville. 10 settle
this argument How about il.
Joe? DO / win another st6gie?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
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on THE SIDE

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into the world before the doc
tor arrived and did n good job.
tern And eer, ffr kiss a on, boy:
oh, Boy. oh. boy"
A United States expert says
after tho war teleWsion sets
will be generally available 10
The public az from $500 10 500
each John /. Baird. British
telc'i>ion pioneer. has an.
nounccd he Is prepared 10
manufacture a toleWSion SCI
selling for 500. This set Will
got anything any tclcVision set
can and viii have d picture SIX
by fohr inches.
Writes a BoStonian:
Most women are either too
careless or too ignorant 10 take
proper care of rayOn stockings.
such an attitude can cost a
hard working husband "a lot Of
money. l demand that my wife
60 10 a raNon expert and learn
how 10 take care Of stockings
Of that material. And now
see 10 IL that the little lady
does take good care of her
rayonS."
Is interesting 70 note that in
their brOadcaSts from TOXIC the
JapS never refer to Us as
Americans but as North
Americans As for that
song The Bold McIntyreS. /
am informed n was written hy
Ned Harrigan of Harrlgan and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
WALTER WINCHELL
ON BROADWAY

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1914
Warmers for release. The photo
division of the marines is sore.
Mrs. Paul White wife of the
CHS CENSOR has been in Florida
for 2 months. For the climate?
- What, shat Washington
CAB about EVE Robert tMrs.
Chip RoberU being sued by his
eX-Girl Friday
Johanna Holman. the hair
dresser CNazi spy convicted a
few years ago. IS interned at
Anderson, W. Va, where she is
the librarian If YOU please All
espionage defendants there have
choice jobs.
TIlE Roncy-PlaZa Hotel "in-
i side. The new owner. !. NJ.
Schine, is tho 1874 Horatio
Alger He borrowed $1,000
about 20 years ago 10 lease a
Gloversville IN. y skating
rink, which he turned into
tiny movie theater Now owns
100 of them IN upstate New
York and Maryland.
Mr.. Schine bid for the famous
hotel 3 months ago. When he
heard this broadcaster say il
would probably be sold 10 the
Drier Hotel chain, he immedi-
ately phoned The Drier
people failed 10 put up 100000
necessary for the S1,6000O0 lin
CASH in time Mr. Schlne bid
81 60l 900 az doadline time.
Fred Aliens swelegant line
last night "England'S new
naval policy: From U-boats 10
Few Boats
Some New York cops are Re
fuSlng overtime patrol work be-
cause il interferes with (ahemD
other aotivit1c 50 -. The
trouble with some Americans ia
that they're more worried about
Mussolini being dead than the
fact that Italian Fascism isn't.
It's boy for the William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

chugged in Under shellfre and
dive honbeyS 20 take the rem
nants Of tho British Expedition
AIRY Force ard few regiments
OF French 10 England
NOW this tough old sea dog
~ has been chosen 20 organize
and command the naval armada
which VIII thrust the Americans
and British onto the western
shores Of Europe FOR tho kill
~ STdTr OF he march on Ber-
lin,
There is nothing in his APP
pcarance 20 suggest man with
the daring and Imagination Of
Drake and Hawkins. He is
clean-Shaven auStcre, serious
looking His thinning hair IS
conbcd across a bald spot
In 1898 he had Seen retired
At the age Of - 10 his home at
Coldstrcam. BerWlckShirc home
OF The famed Coldstream Guards.
Ilc returned 10 active service
shortly after the outbreak Of
war and was appointed flag Of
flcer commanding the Port OF
Dover. This was a not-toO;de-
handing post for a retired
gaffer and somewhat Of
familiar Job for Ramsay for In
World War | he had sailed from
that port in HMS Brooke in the
famed Dover Patrol
The nature Of Hitlers blit1-
krieg across France changed all
that. Gen. Rommels panzer%
slashed through the French
lines 10 Abbevlle The Germans
commenced a steady squeeze
that compressed the British and
French into pocket by the
Channel Al Dunklrk.
Little is known of Ramsay
epoChal decision 20 orGanlzc the
Tiff ffC navy The admiratty@
commurique recorded that soy
eral days before the evacuation
order was given. the Dover com
mander sent out questionnaires
10 every boat owner on the
coast. When the word came he
was ready.
Ills command sent the weird
est conglomeration Of shipping
the channel had even seen Scut-
Ting across 35 miles of choppy
waters 10 save as many as could
be taken of the Dunkirk beach
The king spoke for a grateful
nation when he knighted Ram.
say.
y Recognition Of a different
sort came IN 1912 when the adj
miralty selected him TO organ
he the hugh fleet which was 10
sail in utter secrecy in April Of
that year 10 plant Americans
and BriionS on North Africa.
Here he showed that retirement
had not dulled their edge.
He was natural choice OF
Eisenhower 10 organize the as
sault upon Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

NANCY CAKES DE MA.
AN RIGNY taccording 10 Mas
sau chit-chaD plans filing in "a
few weeks" Insiders there.
also hear She may next we'd her
\ childhood sweetheart, Bahamian
)Benson McDcrmott (of the
RCAF) now at BronXville. Can
ada.
OF all things! The Truman
Senate committee TO untangle
OPA ceiling rental violations
in MiamiJ couldn't find rooms
Homer Cummings, without
foe, was the master mind be-
hind tho defense tactics of the
De Marlgny trial A personal
favor to the acquitted defend
ants counsellor.
Judge Healy will resign from
the Securities and Exchange
Comm. Good news 10 the utility
groups. =. In Palm Beach they
suspect Capt. Jack Victor IS
quietly sealed 10 Paulette Cod
dard. which the COLIN doubts.
On the Coast they report he is
counting Veronica Lake
Jean Murphy Jaburg tmen-
toned as Wayne Lonegran's
companion the day of the muir
der Of his wife) is getting
Florldivision
IN HWOOD where homage
was paid to Gen. Marshall,
Geo JeSSel was POSTMASTER
His best quip Il can't get into
this war, General because tho
girl | married was born after
Pearl Harbor'
Has Irving Berlin peddled his
interest in his music firm ?
Cal Swanson OF the J. Walter
Thompson Radio Agency staff
Is in l-Oyl Owl ordered
the films OF the marines invad-
ing Tarawa taken by movie
star Capt. LOUIS Hayward 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

often he was very ambitious
and needed tffc money and
scofed al the danger
He must have been right
because he came 10 visit me
lately. a captain in the medical
corps. and ruddy and healthy
az could be
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
VI. X. Y.--Will having a cat
OF dog in the house bother a
person having asthma
answer - Many people arc
sensitive 10 cats and have
asthma in their presence. A
few are 20 dogs.
g Please give Us information
on writer's cramp.-T. + NJ.
A-Writer's cramp Il a spasm
Of the hand the nature OF which
is not very we'll known. No
changes can be found In the
nervous system or the muscles,
30 IL IL generally considered 10
he a neuroSi>. II tends 20 occur
in bookkeepers and people who
write q great deal, hut Ia not
exclusively confined 10 them.
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~ United Press
"pAMSAl got 'em off and
~ RamSaN'll get EN- on

~ nited Press
SD RAMSAY got 'em off and
~ RamSay'll get EN- on
again" is q common reaction 10
Prime Minister Churchilrs dcS-
CnatIon OF the naval COM
TT7andCT N CfieT N FISenhOWcr's
second front invasion staff.
Admiral Sir Bernard Home
Ramsay. kCB. CB. MVC. is the
miracle man OF Dunklrk. whose
patchwork flotilla OF motor
launches cabin cruisers. fishing
boats. private yachts tugs.
trawlcrS and deStroyors
Snatched 10000 British troops
out OF France under the noses
OF tho advancing German armies.
Eisenhower must have known
when he asked Churchill TO
name Ramsay 10 command the
return engagement that no
other name would strike the
PRIME minister with such dra-
matte impact
II fell 70 Ramsay in Britain's
darkest hour 10 extemporize
the brave little fleet which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

all wet, yet it's ST. Aubin in De-
troit and Stubs in London.
It's spelled Threadneedle street.
bur the Limeys call il Threednoo.
And when they get il gargled
-AlaGdalGne- College is pronounced
Maudlin.
Me? ! amt that ignorant.
MIKE"
? S.-keep a bottle of beer
cold for me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
Quick Answers

Northern North Dakota and
northern Minnesota
2-California in the mountains,
OF course
3-Wyoming.
! Director OF the Mint
stephen Decatur
D Christmas. ln COun trlf-
whose customs adhere 10 The
old Eastern Church calcu-
dar.
Copyright. 1914, % KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
DEAR BOSS:

\ ) YOU no doubt know I am no
II longer in the land of the free
and the home Of the brave. | am
S0D1eMhere- I. -. -.
know where until the fog lifts.
Great place. Britain Belle Isle
with a cold in the nose.
We are dong the same old rou-
tine, only now with an English
accent We clip their MS and
they clip US There can be no
other description for the kind Of
stuff they serve in those pubs
You should get a load Of this
vile concocton they call beer No
kidding, The devils brew they
make in these Joints makes Joe $
seem like a little bit Of heaven.
The Scotch whisky isn't.
The prices are.
And the girls. You ought 10 get
A load of the local debutanteS.
Holy mackerel! They are Tobacco
Road with a Limey drawl. Myrtle
street was never like this.
And the entertainment. Wait
till I tell you about the Anglo
Saxon king Of swing. He's a ierko
named Victor Sylvester, and he
sounds like Lombardo with a
sneezing spell.
When he gives out with 'Di.
nah you have 10 give yourself a
hotfoot to get into step Corn at
home was never like this But
the British JoeS think he's a
killer Why diSilluSion them9
But you've got 10 hand IL 10 the
British They claim our English IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

let us he patient; these ssrcrs
affections
Aot from the ground arse.
BIZ oftentimes celestial bepedic-
tons
Assume this dark disguise.
-Longfellow.
DRITISH wives. who are well
I'D organized, demand that their
husbands pay them salaries.
That Is not surprising demand
What is surprising is that 'he
British wives say they will br
satisfied with salary of a
pound "A week which is equal 10
about four dollars. / don't know
what the weekly salary Of
L. $ wife should be. but l I'M
derStand cooks and maids are
getting S25 a week and up
In some letters from readers
snapshots are enclosed. Very in
tereSting 10 see what the GUS
toners look like. This depart
ment is proud and happy 10 be
able 10 say II has some very
snappy looking clients
So YOU think you have a good
husband. Listen 70 this from a
young matron from Michigan
"My husband Is an expert
motor mechanic, does plaster
ing. cement work, carpentry,
electrical work and plumbing.
He can wash. iron, cook. bake
and take care of a child a. we'll
a. An average woman He
brought otir last three children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

insanity that has lasted three
years, although the sane one
must continue 10 pay the ex-
penSe for the insane partner.
Answer to Question No. 8
They have fever, on the aver
age While your QUICkUCSs- ~
lodging another car. stepping
on the gas or the brake. etc.
decreases slowly with age. yet
the Harvard Traffic Laboratory
under Or. II. Is. DeSilva. shows
that total judgment. and ability
10 avoid accidents steadily in
crcaSes up 10 The age Is with
average drivers. After that.
the accidents run about the
same as in the twenueS and
thirtCs up al least 20 around 65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

RUT safe ruir * 10 allow
IL an interval az three months
between blood donations. ard
the hemoglohln should be esti-
mated beforehand a. il is AZ
Il II grTd blood hanks No donor
is accepted with d hemoglobln
less than 50 per cent
As 10 permanent injury from
repeated blood tranSfuSionS. Be-
fore medical students were in
Quoted into the army and navy
and paid regularly monthly so
that they act like mlliIonalrcS.
many Of our students helped
pay their way through school
by giving blood for tranSfuSionS
1 remember one boy Who
gave a blood donation a. Ditch
as once a month. His COM
plexlon got 70 be Ike dough
Although he knew 1t was too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

4 y EVENT Of major impor-
y lance, Signalling a turn in
the entire battle of Germany.
was our attack in mid-October
on the ball-bearing plants Of
Schweinfurt. when we lost 50
four-engined bombers and two
fighters. 1t was then that the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

II lis the very heart of the
thing we are fighting for. As
long as one man or one woman,
or even one baby can be-
punished OF treated LIN instlv- all
men, all women, all babies are
no danger. This was what our
forciathcrS won at Valley Forge
and Yorktown and IN the Magma
Charta and the Bill Of Rights.
II is this principle, saws
Antoine De Saint-Exupery. in
his profound book, Flight From
ARA. That makes LIS different
from the anthill and is fhe
source Of the grandeur of man
kind " ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

Terrys. He was Dakota" in
the stage Door Canteen" film
That was some braWl be-
tween a glamour gal and a ra-
do author now in the army
-althe CHS drug store the ether
peeyem Congressman are
not spending quiet vacations.
They're back home checking
new district revisions and. Of
course, the new voters.
MILL MAHONEY, star Amer
w lean vaudeville headliner
Gin Australia and England many
years., has become a British
subject Watch the prodigal
congressman come back toFDR's
knee. They need him more than
he needs them. They've had
their fun. Now its time to get
back 10 work-election's-. COM
ing.
J. Durante's pals call him
"Sweet-nose' II Mona Marls
Will contact this colyum, il has
a happy confidential item for
her.
Alan Gales thumbnail descrip-
ton Of Vice Pres. Wallace: He
takes his job seriously instead
of himself"
Readers Digest credits the
"one OF our cities is missing
gag (made famous by the wire
Servicesl 10 a contributor II
credits 'Thumbnose sketch
Watch your hat, coat and girl
friend" and 'feud adminiStra-
tor" 10 everybody except this
colyum. where they were born.
Is THAT really Guy Loomis
L working as headwaiter Al
Enduro's? He was one OF Tex
Guinan's biggest spenders
Aside 10 Steubenville. O., edi-
tors: Are some folks tn ere
charging 81 TO s. 10 certify war
bonds!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

trucking" phase Of the bomb
ing Of Germany ended and a
genuine battle started.
The Germans sprang a sur
prise on us, in the form of an
aerial torpedo. That was only
one item in a greatly revitalized
defensive air force on Ger
manys part that quickly ended
the stage OF mere air raids.
After that every raid became an
air battle in a true contest for
control Of the skies.
4 DEPRESSING Joint session
a of Congress back in May,
Churchill had said
Opinion. Mr. President, is
divided as to whether the use
of air power could by itself
bring about the collapse OF
Germany or Italy. The expert
ment is well worth trying, so
long as other measures are not
excluded.
ilt tAptl intent SCpItu III
Italy. AS airmen see il, how
ever, the German phase has as
yet been -inconciusive because
the forces brought to bear have
not been adequate for the job.
4 MOTHER aerial event Of
II 1913 that needs recording
in any summary is the invasion
of the Gilbert Islands by our
navy toward the end of Novem-
Der. 1t represented the start OF
an Independent naval strategy
Of approach TO Japan proper by
acquiring a series Of island
bases.
II required a colossal assem-
blage Of naval force, many air.
craft carriers and about 1000
alrplaneS to overcome what was,
in the final analysis, an island
10 miles long and 1000 yards
wide The tremendous force
needed and the heavy losses in
dictated again that amphibian
warfare is the costliest of oper-
ationS in this era Of air power.
Next article will appear Friday.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
Answer to Question No. ?

Because the insane one may
Get well, no. Something like
thlce-lour'hS of persons who
break down mentally do get
well at least become quite nor
NAL However, II is not fair
for any one 90 be tied for
lifetime 90 an insane person be-
cause DO means the sane one
simply naS no matc Tins ls fn
especial hardship to a man Or
woman who has or desires chill
dren. The California law is The
WiseSt. 1t grants a divorce for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

EDITORS NOTE-Thu is a
letter 10 the gang at the office"
from one Of the circulation de.
partment employees Uho haze
gone into service from The
Times. The uriter SGT. Clarence
S. Ryan, Was in England at the
time of writinR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

TIVE next vital event. from
Il the aviation standpoint was
the battle Of Salerno. Ignoring
the lessons of KaSserine Pass.
when our forces had ventured
beyond the shielding wings Of
air power, We undertook a land
Ing AT the extreme range of our
land-baSed aviation.
Winston Churchill In a
speech 10 the House of Com
mons on Sept. q. acknowledged
the MARION margin by which in
genIous use Of air power saved
the whole undertaking.
He said.
70 have gone further north
would have deprived our car
riers of the support of shore
based aircraft and they would
have thus become the sole
object Of the enemy's attack,
thus absorbing their own air
power for their own defense
instead of helping the troops on
the beaches"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
INVASION LEADERS
By BOYD LEWIS

EDITORS NOTE-Thn IL
III, third IN a series on the
leader, Of the forthcoming
sseo d front inLaGIon Of
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Connolly Answers

'-Roosevelt. tho Youngest,
Buchanan. the Bachelor
Hoover. the Quaker; Lin
coin, the Emancipator
Jackson. the Old Hickory
Copyr Eht 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

blood donors fall into two
- psychological groups one is
the enthusiastic boiler-with-
patIloilSTn- -maats-te- give
and give any time, as often as
possible
The other is the timorouS.
apprehenSiVe mouse who Won
derS # the blood Will ever be
normal again and promises 70
return next year for another
donation If the doctor will APP
prove To be- fair there is a
large third group VINO tafKp
advice and return for re-
donation AZ the approved time.
The mathematics Of blood
regeneration are quite thor
0Ghly worked out and no one
need be kept in the dark about
them. They serve az a guide TO
all groups Of donors.
I'VE average adult has about
i 5000 10 5000 cubic cent?
meters g or quarts Of blood
IN tho body. This Is constantly
being destroyed old cells which
have outllvcd their usefulness
arc broken up either IN the
spleen or liver or both--and
replaced by regenerated new
blood from the bone marrow
II is estimated that under
ordinary conditions Of normal
life you lose 100 &C. Of blood
every - hours. which is re-
placed by The bone marrow
This means that every -
hourS+a4 lose 100 mg. OF iron
which has 20 be made up partly
E-a----- -----fI-------
vegetables. meat. nuts About
s. Icr cent OF the iron lost is
reclaimed by the BODY economy
and used 10 ironize new cells
OF COURSE when any alb
~ normal loss occurs the bone
marrow Speeds UP nr4dIciI0n..-
hAA az tANf- tN' VI a UAA'hAA AOlt0-
ton loss TINS takes tune.
The blood donor loses approx
imatcly 500 &C. OF blood and
500 milligramS OF iron AT one
fell Swoop And none OF this
IRON can be made up from the
internal economy Of retaining
such as is done when the red
cells are destroyed in the body
II all has 10 be made up from
food or deliberate iron ingestion
The best and easiest method
of measuring the regeneration
OF blood is 20 estimate the
hemoglobin the iron contain
ms Coloring matter OF the
blood which makes II red Fol-
lowing donation the average
drop in hemoglobin IS 2is
grams.
1t requires so days TO restore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

this 10 normal. This period can
be spoeded UP by taking easiiy
. assimllablo iron preparations by
mouth Biaed = pitts or tincture
OF iron. two OF three times
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
One Word Led To Another
CITIES
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

Putting Himself in Jeopardy After War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

4 DEPRESSING a inin4 session
a of Congress back in May,
Churchill bad said .-.
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OF COURSE when any alb
~ normal loss occurs the bone
lnarroW Sneeds Mp prnduciLon-
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ropsHset 1874, John ? p,l. O.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

VI. X. VIII having a cat
OF dog in the house bother
person having asthma
The Valley settler., 1944-09-15
HOSPITAL. NETS NOTES

Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Mclaughlin an- nounce the birth of Marilyn Lou on September 8. MT. Mclaughlin is col nected with the Experimental Farm. MT. and Mrs. Oliver onkka announce the arrival of a seven pound two ounce son on Sept tember g whom they have named Russell Reino. Mir. onkka, is employed by the Alaska Road Conqni ssion.
 Mrs. Carl Wilson is convalesci ing from major surgery on Monday: Mrs. Vdn. Senske of I!asilla was hos pitalized as the result of burns about the face.
 Katie Stephan of Uasilla had sur gery this week.
 Little Tommy Wren, son of the Don Wrens of Alegnaki, is hospitalized for medical treatment.
 Vet re glad to see Irene Lepak back on the job again. She was down wi 5h pneumonia last wock but poni- cillin did quick recovery johA-- :.