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CHARLES LAM
RENEE, 19, rangers. Feb. 19,
Germany; hospitalized, France;
awarded Purple Heart; attended
Wilbur Wright; in service, April,
f943; overseas, September 1914;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. A.
Lawrence. 127l9 Woodrow Wilson
SGT. ANTHONY DOMINICK
JR., 20, infantry, Jan. Il, LuXem-
bourg: hoSpitaliZed. England; re-
ceived Purple Heart; Lincoln Park
High graduate: worked for Fisher
Body: in service. March, 1913:
overseas. June. 1914; son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Dominick, 247i
>. Deacon.
SGT. JACK HEKIMIAN. 2l,
armored infantry. Jan. Is, France
still hoSpitalized: wears Purple
Heart: Highland Park High grad
uate: in service, February, 1913;
overseas, September, 1914; son OF
Mrs. Anna Hekimian, 29812 Cort-
land, Highland Park.
PFC. ALVIN w. KEPPEN. 80,
infantry. Feb. 2, France; hospital
lied. England; awarded Purple
Heart; worked for Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.: in service,
February, 1914; overseas. July;
wife, Elsie, and son live at 1910
Penrod.
PFC. RICHARD +. KESSEL-
RING, 20. paratroopS, Jan. 3. Bel
GUM; hoSpitalized, Eng ! a n q;
awarded Purple Heart; in service,
December, 1912; overseas. May,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence G.. kesSelring. 1857 San
ford; wife. Virginia, and daughter,
live at 10 Louise, Highland Park.
CPL. MANUEL MANHEIMER,
20, field artillery. Feb. s. France;
hospitallZed, Paris; awarded Pur-
pie Heart: Cooley graduate; Ford
employe; in service, March, 1913;
overseas. - months: son of Mrs.
Esther Manheimer. 1861 Monica, /,
brother of CPO David.
PFC. ROY w. MEINHARDT,
10. infantry Feb. g., Belgium; hos
pitalized, France: former Dodge
employe: in service. March. 1914;
overseas. October, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Meinhardt, l400 Ash
land.
PVT. JOHN r. NONAK, 25
infantry. Feb. s, Germany; hos
pitalized England; received Pur-
pie Heart; worked for Lincoln
Brass Works; m service, July
1914: overseas. December. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nowak, 4341
Ewers; wife, Josephine. and child
live al 4726 Springwells.
T/SGT. STEVEN STELMACH,
2S, medical corps, Jan. II, Bel
GUM; hoSpitalized. England;
worked for S and s Food Market,
IN service. January, 1913; over
seas, October, 1874; wife, Jane
and son. Robert. live al 5339 Bur
lingame. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
StClmaCh. St8ndish.
PVT. JOHN VI. WILSON, 81,
infantry Jan. u, Belgium: hos
pitalized. England: awarded Pur-
pie Heart: i'm service. November.
1912: overseas. November. 1914
son oi Mrs. Christina Wilson.
l435S Provost; one brother IN
service.
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WOUNDED

PVT. LoUts asARo, 10, In
fantry, Feb. 7, Luxembourg; back
in action. wears Purple Heart. in
service. June, 1914; overseas, No
vember; son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Asaro, 57S9 Seminole.
PVT JOSEPH J. B0RR0NI,
81, infantry, Feb. %. Luzon; still
hospitalized: awarded Purple c
Heart; Berkley High graduate;
worked for Chandler-Hill; in serv-
ice, October, 1911; overseas,
March. 1913; son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Borroni, 1862 Ellwood
Berkley
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Z Men Arrive
At I Hospitals

BATTLE CREEK, March IA
Twelve Michigan men arrived al
Percy Jones and the Ft. Custer
facility. Those coming to the fa-
cility were wounded in the Pa
cific. The men are
DETROIT ARIA
BROTHERS. T/S ROBERT. 352ls win
KELLY. PVT, TERRANcE C.. 15oe4
Minock.
KLoCEK. PIC STANLEY A., 1886 Ryan.
SzWARC. PVT. STEVEN j., also Medbury.
OUTSTATE
BAWDEN PFC ALVIN L Arnheim
BEcKHoLp. PVT. RICHARD T.. Lake
CHRISTENSEN. SGT. LEON N. sheri-
CRAWFORD. PVT. LAWRENCE D.. ssut
RAY Pvr. VERNON O. otsero.
ROOT SGT. WAYNE r .Alsgsn.
VAUGHN, PVT. JOSEPH P, Ludlngton
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0utState

.AcKERsoN 1sT 1T DALE G-Mrs
Hillma A. Aekerson. mother. Montague.
BANNINGA. ItsGT. HERMAN T. 49, Mrs.
Helen P. Bsnnings, wife Muskegon. w. .
BLACK, PFC. KENNETH H.--MrS Norma
VI s6cK bisSh' pEs slis' E!I75 EhwApD ~, p,.,s.
BOWLING. S scr LESLIE E.-Mrs Edns
j. pboxling nSther' mother ,iil SaSiilST
c Bralty, wife, Dcllon
BRANfoN PvT; LEWIS E--Mrs. Jennie
sRENNER' is; p'"fi Pfcs 9'VSaff @HI4ER L-ch.r,s c
BREUKER, PFC. EDWARD - Mrs. E,s
BROWN. PVT. CHARLES F.-Mu. xe,ue
BRYAN SGT, DONALD c. - Mrs. Lucy
BURTON. PvT. EUGENE C.-Ms. Elsie
Smith, mother. jackson.
DANIELsoN. PVT. KJELL P.-Mrs. Christ
Inc Danielson, mother Pontiac
DAVIS, Tf5 CARL E.-Mrs. Mollie p.
DAVIS, Cpl. Ronald E.-Mrs Emma c.
DoAN, PvT. RAYMOND E.-MrE Helen
Doan' wife. Benton Hsrbor.
EVANS. PVT. RAYMOND N-Mrs. Jennie
NJ. Evans, wife. Port Huron.
FLOOD. PVT. JOHN H-Mu. Mabel z
Flood wife. Clsrkston.
FOLEY. PFC. WILLIAM J-Mrs. Barbara
fG5tSG FooKEs R9'nfP PvT D"ofiG IIMEs H-Mrs Vein,
Fookes wife. Breckenrldrc
FuLLMER PFC. RAYMOND Mrs
Dorothy G. Fullmer. wife Pontiac.
GAGE PVT. JOHN R-Mrs Editn Gaze,
GODFREY PVT HOWARD W, - Robert
Regard. uncle, Bllssfield.
WednssdnV.
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PRISONERS

CPL. ALFRED BAGNE JR.,
=, tank destroyer, Dec. 10, Ger
many; IN service January, 1913;
overseas October, 1914; son OF
Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Bagne, lS40l
Mendoza.
PFC. ALFRED GOLDSTEIN
2l, field artillery. Dec. II, Ger
many; Case graduate; worked for
Baker Shoe Co in service June.
lS43, overseas. September, 1914
son of Mr., Rose GoldStcin, 1896
" Philadelphia
rs ROBERT W. ROWE, p
medical corps, Dec. 81, Germany
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Charles {. Sweet

Funeral services for Charles +.
Sweet, IA. of 691 Taylor, were 10
be held at ! p. m. today in the
William r. Hamilton Funeral
Home, 1875 Cass, with burial in
Oakview Cemetery.
Mr.. Sweet, who died Sunday,
established the Superior Machine
and Engineering Co. He was a
member of the Masonic Lodge,
the Palestine Lodge and a life
member of the American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers.
Surviving are his wife. May,
two sons, Lawrence X. and
Charles r. Jr., and q daughter
Mrs. Russell X. Welchl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Frank Danteys Feted
On 50th Anniversary

hundred members of the
Dancey clan feted Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Dancey of Bats Bedford
road at the Detroit Yacht Club
last night on their golden wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dancey were mar
ried at Effingham, Ill. on March
13. 1895. Mr.. Dancey is con-
nected with Nicolay-Dancey. Inc.
of which a son, r. V. Dancey, is
secretary-treasurer. They have
five other sons and one daughter,
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ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

ASARo PVT LoUIs-Mrs Christine Assro
mother, 57sa Seminole.
BLUMESTHAL. PVT. THOMAS II -- Mrs.
Miriam V. BlumTnthsi, wife, t704s turrst'
4. Detroit.
BRIscHKF. Is ALFRED E.-Mn. Helen
Brischke. wife, l?57s FloerL
CATION. PFC ROBERT B.--Mu. Norma A.
Cation, wife, 1880 stout.
pANNA. PFC. JOHN P-Mrs Lillian J.
Danns, wife. 6476 Maxwell,
FOLSIER. PVT. WALTER T-==AlS-- RnSe 81
FolSter, vile, 100 s. Troy, Royal OAK.
FURLONG, PFC. GEORGE L.-Ceorge 7.
turonF. father. 4s0o Commonwealth.
GARANT. PVT. ALPHoNsE Mrs. Mary
=. GaIant. wife. s4o2 Fourteenth, wyan'
GwALrNEY, SGT JOE E.-omer Gwait
ney. father. 2lo Z. Grand Blvd,
HARE. PVT. WILLIAM R-Mrs. Thelms
2. rarr,- wife. 4eos aehsIinaIA. .--.--.--..
Hekimlan. mother, 2asls Cortland, Highland
PARK
HOOPER. PFC. PHLIP-Mrs sula NJ
Hooper. mother. 1870 W. Grand Blvd.
HoRoDNICKi, PVT. MICHAEL-Mrs, Jose
phine NJ. Horodnien. wife, 24os panforth
JoLCREN, PFC. GORDON A.-Arthur J
JolSren. father. 1885 Waverly.
KALEEL. PVT. CHARLES Mrs. Con
stance NJ. Kaleel, wife. 1878 Wabash.
KEPPEN, PFC. ALVIN W.-Mrs. Elsie Kep
pen. wife. 1910 Penrod.
KEssELRING. PFC. RICHARD P.--Mrs
Amelia G. kesselrins, mother. 10 Louis
KIsZ. PVT ALBERT-Mrs. Irene NJ. Kis1
wife, AHA Campbell.
LANNI. PFC. CHRIsTY-Mrs. Mary Lanni
mother. 36ll Mack-
LANNIkG. PFC. HAROLD J-MrS. Mari,
A. LSnning. wife. 6256 Michigan.
MALYszEK. SGT. JOHN W w-Mitehsl
MAlys1ek Sr., brother, 6l2S Miller
MANHElMER, CPL. MANUEL--Mrs. Esther
Manheimer mother 1851 Monica.
MEINHARDT. PFC. ROY W Mrs. Ella w
Meinhardt, mother. 400 Ashland.
Malo. mother. 2452 Townsend.
MILLS, lST 1t. RONALD S.--MrS, Anr
P. Mills, wife, 457 Elm. Wyandotie.
NowAR, PVT. John E-Mrs. Iosepain.
J. EosAk, vile, 4726 SpFingwells.
WILSON. PVT. JOHN M-Mrs. Christins
wilson, mother, 1888 Provost.
WOOD, PVT CHARLES Mrs. Lula
Wood, mother, $3.50 W, Lafayette.
zEBRAcKI s/sGT. WALTER Mrs
Joseehine ZeoTaeki, mother. 50ei Talbot
zlBLIkSkI. SGT. EDWARD W.--MrS. Lucy
zelinsk, mother. 5so6 WeSSon,
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Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Two Detroit scrNicemen killed,
Il wounded and four taken priS-
oncr Of war are reported IN to-
dag biographical sketches ct
war casualties.
These notices reach the Times
through official army ana navy
releases and next OF kin.
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DEAD

PFC. JOHN A. MUIRHEAD,
20. infantry. Dec. 20, Belgium;
intermediate graduate;
employed by Ludington News; in
service two years; overseas Feb
ruary. 1874: son OF Mrs. Esther
Houston, 4l26 Sixth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Elizabeth DALEY

Services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Grant Daley, who died yester-
day after q two-week illness AT
MaSsilon City Hospital, MaSsilon,
O., will be held at 4 p. m. to-
morrow in Massilon. Burial will
be at Woodmere Cemetery, here.
Born in Detroit, Mrs. Daley is
survived by a grandson, Grant d.
ESterling.
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DECORATED

S/SGT. JOSEPH +. SLEZ-
NIGER, 25, infantry, Bronze Star,
for meritorious service, last No
vember in Germany; attended
DIT; in service November, 1943;
overseas. September. 1914; huS-
band of Elizabeth, 1897 S. Craw-
ford: son of Mr. and Mrs. +,
Slezinger. 1852 Brandon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

PFC. ROD
My Y. NADI-
son, 10, re-
c o nnalSSance,
Jan. 2, France;
CaSS graduate
former 1t. Col.
in ROIC; in
service. March,
1914: overseas,
October; son
Of Mr.. an d
Mrs. Madison.
form er iy of
.2O243 .IOann.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Ponder Traffic Charge

Police today were trying TO de-
termine what charge to place
against Valentine Jones. 6S. of
GA Montclair. who is in Receiving
Hospital from injuries suffered
when his car was mt by an east
bound jefferson Streetcar as he
made an illegal left turn.
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PN r. AL =
+ X r. ID TOR
n r = A n, %,
infantry, Dec.
s. Ger m a ny;
W or k @ d for
Eaton NJ a n u
featuring CO.;
in service De-
cember. 1912;
overseas, July,
1913; son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Quirino Tore
5 a n, ) 4 Z 2
pIf.t,S brother
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

Cooley graduate; worked for
Bohn Aluminium Co; in service
March, 1913; overseas, October,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
y. Rowe, 1861 Birwood.
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Detroit Tim...---~-~~--

department has public the 24s soldiers
southwest Pacific OF these
los from Michigan 33 from the Detroit
by
Michigan Detroit In all
kin have been notified and have been kept informed Of
change i'm status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Dr.. jenkins Dies

FL CENTRO. Cal March n
CINS)-Funeral services for Dr..
Burris A. jenkins ST. widely
known educator and journalist,
who died IN Fl Centre. will be
held here at il q. m. tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Japs Discuss Relief

NEW YORK, March IA INS)
The japanese Domei agency
said today that the House of
Peers had met 10 discuss relief
for areas blasted by American
Superfortresses.
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NAVY DEAD

/ DANIELS 8 I c WILLIAM JOSEPH-My
/ and Mrs william 2. Daniels, parents. 1858
Seventeenth Detroit
GREEN SHIPS COOK &C ORvILLE
LEWlS-Mrs. Alma !. Morrison, mother,
Battle Greek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

w OUNDED men need
Wondn's care 20 help
them regain their health.
hsdieal tschnieions are
needed Immediately IN our
army hospitals. Train at soU-
eminent <Tpsnse.
Coll RA 5457
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Southwest Pacific Area

BORRONI PVT. JOSEPH J.--MrS Mary
BorrUni mother 3462 Ellvood Berkey
BRAHAM. PFC. ROBERT H.--clArence Bra
ham, father, Cheboysan.
FARR. s/sGT. HARRISON lotto Rich.
Burlington
FORTUNE. I'D 1T. MARVIN B--Mrs. Mar.
geret NJ Fortune, wife. Rochester.
CROFT. PFC. ANTHONY F--Eirs. Mary
Croft. mother. Escanabs.
HOOKER. PVT. DONALD K.-Mrs Helen
L. Hooker. wife, Owosso.
HoPF1NGER. PFC. CORNELIUS V.--Mrs.
Clara Hophnger, wife. Midland.
JOHNSON. PVT. CLAYTON o-Mrs OLA
Hiner, sister, I'll Z. Hilldale. Detroit
KING, SGT, RAYMOND A-Mrs Pearl
King, mother, Bronson.
LACROSSE. It's HOWARD w.-MrS Della
Lacrosse, mother HermAnSUlle
LEEGYEL, PFC. PETER J.-Mrs. Helen A.
Lengysl, wife, Flint.
sAGAEsKI, TI5 RAYMOND F.-Mrs Jose
phine SagAnsh, mother, 1929 ConAnt
HAmtramck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
|LdboritesBd(k
iKe||y'sSfdnd
St-.s sSs c-rrrsr.pSsst

LANSING, March 14--Labor
representatives IN the Michigan
LEGISLATURE agreed today with
Gov. Kelly that a clear cut fed
eral labor policy is needed 10 end
the wave Of war plant strikes.
At the same time they con-
tended that drastic labor bills now
pending in the state Legislature
would harm rather than alleviate
work StoppagcS in Michigan.
BLAMES GOVERNMENT
Kelly. in 4 statement on NfiChi-
ean'S recent war plant strikes and
the congressional committee in
VeStigatnG labor-managemcnt re-
lations in Detroit war plants. con-
tended the unrest was que 10 the
governments failure 10 define a
labor policy.
He also disclosed that he had
cautioned the Legislature 10 pro-
ceed slowly with anti-Strlke legiS-
lation pending a move by the fed
era government.
-.fhr governor is right, "a said
Rep. Ellstein Id of Detroit.
a clear federal policy might
stop labor-baiting.
"Any action by the Michigan
Legislature would tend only to
antagOniLe the workers and
cause mare unrest i" "
-. Rep Dol-lD) Of Detroit, Go
official. said.
'sThe war effort Is national
problem and must he settled by
the federal government. The
state Legislature might harm
rather than help clear mp this
situation.
ASSAILS DELAYS
machinery is needed Inn
mediately TO settle grievances
between labor and management
rather than have them hang fire
for months"
lis statement nt-waS endorsed by
Reps. Carey and Doyle, Detroit
CIO officials.
In his statement, the governor
said he was not passing judgment
ON the FeenStra and Decker labor
bills in the House which would
penalize wildcat strikers" by i'm
prisonment or death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

nov OF sos Third, San Pedfe
Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

GoFBEL PFC MELVIN p.-Mrs. wusnita
Goeoel. mother Grand Rapids.
HAMI TON. PFC. JOSEPH c-Mn. Bet,y
{ hamilton. mother, Battle Creek.
HARDER. PVT wILBERT Mrs Emma
Harder, mother, Mount Clemens.
HARJU. PFC. RAYMOND W.-Mt Rose
Hariu. mother Kaleya.
HEBRON. PFC CARL E-Mrs. Chloe Her
ron, wife. Pontiac
HITCHCOCK, PFC. ROBERT Mrs. sadie
Hitchcock. mother Grand Rapids.
HUIZENGA, PFC. DONALD I.--Mr. Anita
Huizenga wife, Muskegon.
HULL, TL5 JAMES D.-Mrs. Ella p Hull.
wife Grand Rapids
JOHNSON. PFC ARTHUR c Mrs. Kath-
crime Johnson, mother Stevenyille
JOHNsTEN. PFC DAVE Miss Isable
] LsBelle, sister, sault ste, Marie.
KAMIN, PVT HERMAN v.-Herman o.
Kamin. father. Waltz.
KELLY; PFC. JOHN E-Timo,hy Kelly.
father, Alpena.
KERR. 5 SGT JOHN s-Mn. Margaret
I KIMBALL, PVT ALVIN " Earl ". Kim
ball. father. Onsted.
KIMBALL, PFC. JACK WINS. Anna
kiahA!lr- -InetheF5-I,isdeR,
KoENIGSKNECHT PFC. STEPHEN M
, Mrs Anna KoenigSknecht. mother. ClAHson--
KRKrCrR egT...PAuI. E-Mrs. Eva NJ
kraiger, mother, 81. Louis. .----',a4-..4.a..--
ktTcfiERy JoSEPH-MrS. Mary Grace
Kuteher' wife, Romulus.
LEMMING. SGT HOWARD D-Mrs. Irene
Bentland. sister, Newberry
LIGHT PVT FRANK s.-Mrs. Little B
1 Light. wife. Coloma,
LUoMA, T. SGT. OTTO J.--Mrs. sigrid M
Luoma, wife, Ironvood.
MAITLAND. TI5 DUANE c-Mrs. Florence
MAKINEN, PFC. TAUNo Mrs. Jennie
Nance PFC. ROBERT L--Mrs Martha
| l.. Nance. wife. jackson
! MARSTON. PFC. HAROLD W.-Mrs. Mary
MARTfi,- S. SCI. WftJo -M.-@htiSs Esther
Z. Martti sister. Houghton.
MCDOWELL. PFC. ROGER Mrs, Made
/ line Mcdowell. mother. Caledonia
McMORRIS, PFC. EDWARD r Mrs Esther
! McMorris. mother Pontiac
\, MENEREY' ENERGY pFc RALPH WINS. Jean
MIKEsELL. Tf5 MAURICE Mrs Gloria
M. Mikesell, wife, Flint
! MoRTIvEDT. PFC. TEDDY N--Mrs Bessie
Wiersema. aunt, Muskegon.
NIXON PVT. THOMAS K.--Mrs WANDA NJ
Nixon, wife, Lansing.
OAKLEY. PFC HERBERT E-Mrs. Jun,
NJ. Oakley wife Empire.
opELL, PVT, LOUIS H-Mrs Eva 8. odeli
wife, Homer.
! PIoTROWSKi, PFC. ARTHUR c - Mrs
Helen PiotrowSh, mother, Bay City.
| VAHAMAA, S SGT. ERO T. - Mrs Rose
Vahamaa. mother. Champion.
VAN RIPER, PFC, LEONARD H-Hrs
Stella Dresden. mother, Ann AFbor.
| NASQUEZ, PVT JAMES J.-MrS. Margaret
| J. Vasquez. wife. Muskegon.
! ZAMPICH PVT EDGAR F.-Mrs Emma
Zampich. mother. Rogers City.
/ ZOBRO. PFC WALTER V.--MiSs Estelle
4 - n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

Burns; brother OF Sgt. John, over
seas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

~~-~~ Wednssdny, March II, Is<5 5-~>>->>~~>~-~>
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

OAKLEY. PFC. HERBERT E-Mrs. June
NJ. Oakley, wife. Empire.
opELL- PVT, LOUIS H-Mrs Eva 8. odell
wife Homer
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

LEMMINC, SGT. HOWARD D--Mrs. Irene
Bentland. sister, NewbeTry.
LIGHT PVT FRANK s.--hrs. Little B
Light wife Coloma
LUOMA. SGT. OTTO Mrs. sigrid M
Luoma, wife, IrunvoOd
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

PIOTROWSKi, PFC. ARTHUR c - Mrs
Helen Piotrowski, mother, Bay City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17
DellaIi Here
 Bound South

The Denali, enroute from Seward to Seattle, arrived in Juneau port at o'clock this morning and left at 930, with the following pas sengers for this city.
 From Seward-Vincent Barono- vich, w. l.. German, Pete Kasovia, Kenneth II. Lea, Nels Bysheim, Robert 5. Christensen, George Cortez, Peter Esquire, Karl J. Omdahl and Herbcr L. Thomson.
 From Cordova-O B. Young.
 Passengers departing for Seattle included. Helen Sands, R. E. Ferris, Nels Bysheim, Mrs. Allen Johnson, Mary Johnson. Major J. J. Reedy, Ernie Carter, Margaret Fawcett, E. Whitehead T D. Ira hern, w E. Shirley, Lucky Lane, D. T. Roy, H. B. Henry, John Wilmington and Peter Esquire.
 All passenger accommodations on the vessel were taken by civilians and army personnel, many of whom were going out for discharge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17

Michael Gehrke, Carl Gehrke, Maxine Branham, Ronlad Corbett, Ann Couch
 To, Whitehorse-Ph Pharoby Prouty, Sally Olson, Tommy Eden and Evart Clayton.
 From Seattle-Rolland Brous- seau, Peter Brousseau, Maude Moody, Margaret Gilmore, Walter Kraft, Bess Brock, Lorraine Ellner, Glenn Powell, Ike Taylor and Laura Taylor.
 From FarpanKs-Er Erroll Treggert, Ernest Lincoln, Art Hedges. Betty Cunningham, Fred Cunningham and Rosemarie Cunningham.
 Departing for Seattle Saturday were Lula Rasmussen, Carl Ras- mussen, Jane Felton, Meda Escaier, Helen Patterson, Betty Sward, Joseph Wake, Ray Bladow, Andrew Brown, Clarence Dilley, Willard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17
PAN AMERICAN FLIES 6S DURING WEEKEND

Pan American Airways trans ported 6G passengers on flights tc and from Seattle, Fairbanks and Whitehcrse during the weekend.
 To -Elwood Lyons. Tony Paveika, Lester Wolenetz Robert Smith. Harold Gooden, Clarence Rushton. Mollie Stone Robert Sapp, Evelyn Cotes, Tim Cotes, Edwen Fisher, Nels Nelson, Jack McCloud, Carl Pajoman Martin Charlson, Ruth Brady, Ida Ham, mond, Irene Brownell Esther Johnstone, Albert Blackwell Lottie Blackwell, Willia m Holzheimer. Dudley Gehrke, Merle Gehrke,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17
HERE FROM sITKA

Russell Clithero, Past Department Commander of the American Le- zion, is in Juneau from Sitka. ar irving by plane this morning on business connected with the Legion. He will attend the regular Mon- day night meeting of Afford Johr Bradford Post No. this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17
GAME TOMORROW

The Signacs will play the Douglas Bremen, and PAA tangles with the Support team tomorrow night at 7:3O in the Juneau High School gym, in the seventh session of the City Basketball League.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17

Preston. John Bartholme, Frank Shellhorn, Julius Morris. Edith Morris, Phyllis Morris. Bob Weaver and Hans Hanson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17

Birds all over the world use mouth secretions as cement in making nests of mud, sticks, grass, hair and feathers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-17
SITkA NEWS

SITKA, Alaska, Dec. 15.-( Special Conespcndence) Only ten days to Christmas and the town is taking on a real holiday aspect. The Utilities have set up Christmas trees at both ends of the Cathedral and strung Christmas lights across the street from the Federal Building to the aawmill. All the store windows have Christmas decorations-the Luther an Church is becoming more at tractive daily with the Rev Nygaard working in all weather with greens and model church, complete with chimes and a lighted Christmas scene interior Santa is scheduled to appear at the Utilities office on Monday and Tuesday afternoons to discoved what the children want him to bring them this year.
 Beta Sigma Phi has planned to conduct community Christmas car olling at the community Christmas tree in front of the Cathedral on Christmas Eve.
 Rotary is sponsoring prizes for the best decorated homes and certifl- cates of merit to the most attractive business or organization establish ment. The judging will be done in daylight this year, the afternoon be- for Christmas day because of lack of lights.
 All schools, churches and organ izations are having either entertain ments, parties or both for their children, the Moose lodge having as their special guests all the chil- dren from the Pentecostal Orphan age.
 All in all, our first postwar Christi mas promises to be a gay and fes- tive season.
 Mrs. Wm. c. Charteris received a wire Thursday stating that her hus- band, Captain in the medical corps stationed in Japan, was enroute to the States and would arrive about Christmas time for discharge Mrs. Charteris is leaving by plane Mon- day for Seattle. The Charteris' plan to take a short vacation in the States before returning to their home here.
 Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Schapen- berg plan to take an extended va cation on the arrival of pr. Char teris and will eventually settle some place in Eastern Washington. They will be sadly missed by the many friends they have made here and the many organizations in which they have been active.
 MT. and Mrs Don R. McGraw have announced the engagement of their daughter Bernadine to Ken meth Reibe of Seattle. MT Reibe was here in the early years of the war with the Marine Corps. He is now enroute to the East Coast for tillNEto u dAllliiS anu tiiS WNuNiiie will take place here in October Miss McGraw graduated from Sitka High this spring and is attending business college in Seattle.
 All the stores were closed Tues day between and 3 o'clock in re- spect to the last Mrs. George Peter son who died Saturday night at her home in Lakewood, Washington. At 7:45 Wednesday morning a requiem mass was said here at St. George Chapel by the Rev. Patrick O'Reilly, SJ. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a. m, Wednesday, at Marys- vile, Washington.
 Mrs. Peterson was a truly remark able woman. She was not only