davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14
rl,ay .
Navy
NsuDs.

/
Cpl. Louis j., Godec, SON oi
Mrs. Mary Godec, 1857 e. sc
St, has been honorably dis.
charged from the army afte,
serving 4 years and 8 months
with the field artillery. He was
serving in the Pacific for four
years. His brother, Pvt. Frank is
receiving his basic training in
Utah. He left for the service
several months ago.
Home on a 80 day furlough,
after serving on the western
front with the 9th Division, is
Sgt. Albert Paulin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Paulin, 1113 E.
|177 st.
Sgt. Joseph Arko, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Arko, 981 Addi.
son Rd., and Sgt. Stanley F.
Majer, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Majer, 6732 Edna Ave-,
are home on furlough from En-.
gland. They both served with
the same division overseas for
20 months.
On furlough from Alabama is
Pvt. Albert A. Kurent, 1860 E.
68 St.
Pvt. John jackson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Jackson, 21550
Ivan Ave-, Euclid, is home on a
80 day furlough. He served
overseas for IS months, sta
toned in Italy, China, and In
dia. He has been in the serv-
ice for 312 years. His brother
Pvt. Rudy is stationed in Alaska.
John Vehar, 1882 E. 66 Street
has received his honorable dis
charge from the service.
At the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartol, 6316
Carl Ave-, is Pfc. Chas. J. Bar
tol, who received his honorable
discharge this past week from
Camp Atterbury, Ind. Serving
in the army for Az years, he
saw action in the South Pacific,
member of the 37th Division.
Home on a so day furlough, is
Pfc. Edward Tomazin, son of
Joseph Tomazin, 500 Donna
Ave. Pfc. Tomazin, was a pris-
oner of war in Germany since
November 14th. He was serving
with General Patton's Goth Di-
vision of the Third Army. He
was liberated on May 3rd.
S/Sgt. Rudolph E. Boyance,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Anthony
Boyance, 6223 Glass Ave., was
honorably discharged after serv-
ing in the air corps on a B-24
bomber. He was a gunner and
had completed A combat mis-
sions. Sgt. Boyance is the hold
er of the Purple Heart Medal,
two battle stars, and two clus-
terS.
Robert L. Bruno, son of Mrs.
Katherine Turk, Fuller Ave,
has been i'm the service about 7
years. He has seen action in
Africa, Sicily, Belgium, France
and Germany, and expects to
arrive home on furlough soon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

Last month, Pfc. Frank Bizaj,
son of MIR. and Mrs. +. Bizaj,
2025 w. LOG Street, arrived home
on furlough from Germany. He
was a prisoner of war since last
year.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

Home on 80 day furlough,
after serving on the western
front with the 9th Division, is
Sgt. Albert Paulin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Paulin, lib E.
lit st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-14

On furlough from Alabama is
Pvt. Albert A. Kurent, 1860 E.
68 St.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

a deadlock on me! Stop up my ears! One more
peep about nourishmcnt and Ill 60 n1ad!'
Wonderful - exclaimed Elsie. "All men 60
mad about Borden's Fine Cheeses-especially
LiederkIanz."
'Liederiuanz? Did you say Liederkranz?"
brightened Elmer, pricking up his cars. you
mean the golden-crusted cheese with the soft,
creamy center that's 50 swell you eat it, crust
and alp"
why, Elmer, praised Elsie, you took the
words right out of my MOUTH
Il did2" expanded Elmer. Then let me take
just eight more Of 'em and end this nourishin6
discussion. Here goes-H its Borden's, its
GOT TO be 9ood!'
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

so that farmers can have the extra money they
need to meet their costs. Then, housewives don't
have to pay more. You see, dear, all dairy prod
ucts come in for subsidies"
Look, woman!" beloved Elmer. Throw in
the towel! This is a wrestling lesson, not
lecture on economics. The kid and me amt
interested in subsidies"
every body should be interested in subsi-
dies" scolded Elsie, especially when you con-
slider that they run as high as 2f on single
bottle of mill And if it hadn't been for subsi-
dies consumers would have had to pay their
share of the higher costs. Just you put that in
your pipe and smoke it!''
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Strangier" groaned Elmer. Cant you ever
get your mind out of the dairy?"
my, yes" chirped Elsie. Right now my
mind is travelling to bright dining rooms all over
THE country. where folks are getting sound nour-
ishment from Borden's Hon1ogenized Mix.
with cream and Vitamin D in every spl Lucky
for those folks, the price of dairy products
rose less during the war than the prices Of
most other foods"
"And suppose" sneered Elmer, wrigglng
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

wonderfully nourishing treats. Grand food any
time"
"On and on she goes, moaned Elmer, "and
when she'll stop nobody knows. You'd think
this was all news 70 US"
''If it's news you're after, piped Elsie bright
ly, "heres good news for Americas babies:
Borden's Eyaporated MIX is now richer than
ever in Vitamin D-4OO units per reconstructed
quart! -. tell you, Elmer, you get more
nourishment for the money you spend on dairy
products than"
Help, Beuah, FIELP!' shouted Elmer. Get
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

out Of a half nelson, you take the credit for
holding down the cost Of mIk?"
"Oh, no, dear" denied Elsie. Credit must
go to new economies like very-other-day de
liveries. But the subsidies had a lot to do with
it, too
"Who are the Subsidies?" suspiciously de-
manded Elmer. Relatives Of yours?'
Don't be an old silly" answered Elsie. "A
subsidy is money paid out by the government,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

'Who in thunderation wants smoke?' ex-
ploded Elmer. If you want to treat US athletes
right, tote out some Borden's Ice Cream, and
MIX Sherbetp
"I'd love to, dear" said Elsie. They're such
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

son, lots 2. 3, Sc sw, sw Sc 23-30-7.
Sun River Stock & Land Co, Sc sw /,
S Sc 2-29-7.
T. c. Power & Bros, Inc, Sc Sc 10, sw,
n Sc, sw sc 20-30-7w.
e. P. Patten, ct ux. lots 8. Z, 8, 8. TO- II,
Radford Angel and wife. NV 2s-sO-7.
Martha Kuka and John Kuka, lot 2, sec
30, lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 3, 8, 10, IL, II, ID,
r. IS. is, NV ne, NV, Sc 49, lot l. sec
Archie Campbell ct ux, ne, NV 2e
Archie Campbell. ct ux, sw, Sc 2e,
Archie Campbell, ct ux. ne. e NV,
sw, W Sc 27-30-7.
Archie Campbell, ct ux. lot l, Sc %,
lots L "a 3 z sw sw a. NV sw NV 70
c. L. Dempster, lots 1. 2. 3, 4. W 10
Florence H. Pond, lot 3. sec 3O-3O-e; lots
4. 5, 8, sec "A, n ne, 25-3O-7.
G: E. B. Rudolph, ct ais, Sc 81, "
Margaret J. Ryan, ct ais. lots /, 2, 3. 4.
Margaret J. Ryan, ct ais, lots l, 2, 3, 4.
5, S ne, Sc NV 6-29-6w.
Joseph H. Harris, ct ais, ne, Sc 35-
3O-7.
Joseph H. Harris, ct ais, NV, n sw
35-30-7
May Packer, ct ais, lot 5, Sc NV 9. ne
sw 6-29-7; Sc ne, Sc, sw Sc 1898.
Henry Montgomery, ct ux, sw NV, ne
sw 2, sc ne 3-29-8w.
Hamilton sheep hanch, ne, Sc, sW sc
10, sw NV, NV sw IA. ne Sc 1928.
Frank Pepion, ct ux, ne NV z, W sw II,
e Sc, sw Sc 10, W NV 20-30-7.
Wallace Kingsbury, ct ux sw ne, NV
sc 6-29-7.
Waller Montana Land & Water Co, lot
/ sec 1896; sw ne, Sc NV, e sw, sc 25-30-7
Lucy Mcknight, ct con, Sc 5, ne 1907.
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, 8 "a
30-7
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, sw, Sc
20, sc 27-30-7.
Harriet G. Robin, ct ais, Sc T. ne 9-30-7
William F. Rieckhoff, ct ux, lots l, 2.
g. f. W 6-30-7.
AssIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
W. NJ Fulton, ct ux to Triway Oil Co.
of Conrad, lease of George G. Kipp on
NV Sc, sw Sc 10-31-7w.
A. B. FfIan, ct ux to Pete Desimone, ct
ais, lease dated Aug. z, 1871, on ne,
9-31-7w; lease of o. ]. Anderson.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Texas Company to Archie Campbell,
ct TX, book 9 leases, page 1856 on sw, W Sc
20, Sc 27-3O-7w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
Strikes Nav
Close State
Metal Mines

BUTTE-State headquarters Of
the Mine, Mill and Smeltermen's
union &C. /. o. announced late
Thursday that a petition would be
filed with the federal Cancellation
service and the national labor re
lations board for a strike vote
among 4,487 employees In Anaconda
Copper Mining Co. plants In Great
Falls, Butte and Anaconda.
Jack Clark, secretary Of the Great
Falls local. said the action was
agreed upon by representatives Of
the three unions after members re-
iected a proposed contract Wednes-
day night by simultaneous refeFen-
DUN vote in the three cities.
Clark said the contract was re
jected because of wage clause
calling for 20 percent increase
in pay.
Dan Kelly. vice president in
charge of western operations for
the company, said the union had
sought an additional $3.50 per day
for regular workers and So day
for underground employees. He had
no comment on the unions decision
TO petition for strike vote under
the Smith Connally act.
Results of the vote Wednesday
showed that the Butte local of the
union turned down the contract
1872 to 1,046; Anaconda local, 729
to 500 for adoption; Great Falls
smeltermen, 800 against to 1919 for
The Butte engineers accepted the
contract by vote of 158 to n.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
POHDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Fondera County Abstract Co.
Conrad, Montana
AssIGNAfENT on bFTNTNc LEASE


Fred Goodstein to A. B. Cobb & Co, a
corporation. lease of Clara Vielle, dated
Aug. 81 l943, on NV NV, S NV, n sw,
RELEASE OF OIL AND Gas LEASE
r. G. Tarrant to Jennie Gibbins. lease
of Jennie Gibbins on sc ne %, NV, sw,
Sc, sc sc "a, NV 25-28-1w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Following releases by The Texas Co. to:
John NJ. Angel Jr., ct ux, lots /, 2, 8, 4,
sec 6-29-7w; lots !, 2, 8, 4, sec I-29-8w;
lots 2, 3, A. 5, Sc NV Sc sw, sc 31-30-7w
- Wallace Kingsbury. ct ux, lot I, sec %;
lot 1, NV, ne NV, ne, S 32-30-7w, lots /,
Z, 8 4, Sc 5, sc ne 6-29-7W.
Wallace Kingsbury, ct ux, sw 5, e Sc 6,
8; lot 2, sec g. ne ne, Sc, lots 2, 3, 4,
Wallace Kingsbury, ct ux, lots /, 2. sec
IL my sw, sw, W 12-2e-8w.
Wallace Kingsbury, ct ux lots I, 2, 3,
Wallace Kingsbury, ct ux 4, Sc 5,
ne 8, n n, S ne, Sc NV 9-2e-7w.
Mary Bernice Kingsbury and Wallace
klngsbury, all sec S3-30-7w; lots /, 2, 3, 4.
Arthur z: Wheeler ct ux. sw Sc. Sc sw,
Arthur z. Wheeler. ct ux, sw Sc. Sc sw.
sieben Livestock Co, lot / sec 10, lot
sec 20, lots 1, 2 3, 4, s, 8, z, 8, sec 10,
sw NV, sw %, lots l, 2, ne 30-30-6.
26-30-7.
Hamilton Sheep Ranch, lots s, 8, NV sw
l, Sc Sc 2. lots 5, NV Sc II, lots l, 2,
Edward A. Wheeler and wife, lots 3, 5,
n ne, sw ne 20, NV NV 35-30-7.
A. =. Gray, ct ux, lots 2, 3, sec 10, ne
NV 30-30-6
Alliance Life Insurance Co., e Sc, sw Sc
sw %, W sw ~, lot 2, sec 29-30-7.
l.. f. Rutherford, ct ux, Sc z, W NV
II, ne 1907.
George Milne. as guardian of Annie
Milne, s Sc 10, n, s IL, NV, sw NV
sws sw sw IL, s NV, sw Is, ne, W, Sc
IA, ne, NV, Sc, Sc Sc Is lots 6, z, 8,
8, 10, n NV, sw NV, Sc NV, n NV me-
NV ne %. n ne sw ne, NV, lots 5, z,
8, sec %, lots 8, 8, 10, sec 24-30-7.
Jacob Lauffer, ct ux, n 1927.
Thisted Realty Co, Sc NV, sw ne z,
sw e Sc 8, sw 8, W 10, e, e W II, ne,
NV 20, NV. n sw 21-30-7.
Robert J. Ryan, ct Tx, Sc ne 25-30-7,
lot sec 20, lots 4, 8, g, Sc NV. sw, Sc 80,
ne NV 81, lot Sc ne, Sc 81, lots l, z,
sec 33-30-8.
w. L. Dubois, ct ux, lot /, sec 81, lots 3,
4, 5, Sc sw %, W NV ~, lots /, 2, g. ne ne,
ne Sc NV, sw, NV Sc %, lot 1 sec
20-30-7w.
valier-Montana Land & Water Co, n ne,
ne NV 35, n ne, ne NV 36-30-7.
Mary Adams, lots l, 2, Sc ~, lot 4,
sw sw 23-3o-7.
Mary Adams and Miss Gertrude William
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

The United States navy wants
someone to invent an oil or liquid
knapsack sprayer for use in malaria
control. II also wants continuous
sampling combustible-gas indicator
with automatic alarm.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

A regional farmers cooperative
which started in business IA years
ago, doing a wholesale business
with 400 cooperative members and
10000 patron-members, did 81 per-
cent of its business in oil products
during 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Ca, Senll's u n. 3s.
lb % s1Z u H---- IN I'D
Street 1905. 2fl. 5l9, 757. I0.35
o.
BROADWAY CtPpoL-lt AL Come True "
Il 90 4'30. 37 10 ~ %
Born i.g Trouble - 30. 3 80. g 35
-
CINEMA Gir 30. 2l7- y noon > 81.
Journey 90 54e 5.53. 1907 N
DOwNTOwN- Hurricane 81 m. 2s6
$50 1oi m Rafie. l. 10 SO.
- p. n stage show. o.. 545 35
TI>HFR- Rolraly spess,1r " - So soc
PTS O. m son % Lassie 30.
a. 10 or.
ruN- rhst Nizut wi,t Yoa II = M.
- Sc az io,2e SHADY
MADISON Roughly S7ear0t II q m
So bns. 10 SO son ~ La.slt.
Oa. SOC os %. m
MICHIGAN Love Honor aud Co3a-by o.
M4u l. 80 7ss 7ls.-i0.+2 p 90
PAIMS->IATL- scotland Ward Invest
gator ll-28 m 1Sa at3. q 0s e n
Love Letteu - 5i 40, rpA, 10 10
rELENTwS-Ls,cst neVs events shor, sub
Ie-ts. from m 10 II m-
UNITEp ARTISTs- Phap.udy m Blue
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
7 ed Lewis
Sets Mark k

TED LEWIS the inlmitable
Snowman. ms outstanding band
and cast Of variety performers
continue their devastating attack
on attendance marks at Lee n
Eddios supper Club They begin
their fifth triumphant week FRI
day There Is only one Ted Lewis
when n comes 70 entertainment
and only one Ted Lewis when II
come, 10 consistently smashing
records.
Prominent in Ted 5 talent array
is Geraldine Du Bois. the vivacious
InCcnue. who originally wa,
brought over from Europe by Cliff
ford G Fischer 10 star in his New
York production of "Foles Ber-
-s+-ft- - tfiir'r7i-fITt rad me honor oi
being called fora command per.
tormance' in England and was tho
first 20 DO a tcleyision show ir
London
She has also appeared under
George White banner and in seV
cral important movie reles
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
National Stars
Dian Ross

DIAN ROSS. the .flame Of New
Orleans stars in the Merry
Maids o. current stage revue al
the National Theatcr. Also in the
show are Happy Hyatt, 500 pounds
of laughter Jimmy Mathews. with
new comic routines; exotic dancer
Sue Gaye, straightman Chick
Evans. Madeline Lewis and Bette
VIA lovely dance stars.
There are continuous shows
daily from II a. m 10 II p. m.
and a gala midnight show every
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
CHARMING PIITEsFN6

Kathryn Reece however. who
sang Pitti-Sing. Is one ol our
iavorires She has a charm and
polish which makes hen d delight
10 Watch as We'll as listen 10.
Robert Ecklcs has added some
new business 20 his role Of Poo
Bah. which makes him funnler
than ever and Bertram Peacock
is still the very satisfactory Pish-
TuSh.
We didn't particularly care for
Pauline Leslie, who Is the new
katisha, principally because she
vas too weak for The role, vocaly.
but Robert Pitkin more than
made up for her few faults with
his sensational performance Of
The Mlkado, % especially when he
got 10 the Satirical "A More Hu-
mane Mikado% hit
But orchestra. chorus and prin-
cipalS are all good and its a
treat 10 hear these wonderful
Savoy favogltes again
This evenings program calls
for Trial BY Jury" as A curtain
raiser followed by Pirates OF
Penzance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Film Thea+ers Launch
Victory Loan Drive

EXTRA STEAM for the VlctC
resentauves Of hundreds Of Mlchr
ing with iIlm distributors az d
mass meeting and luncheon today
IN The Wayne Room OF Hotel
Statler The meeting is a iea,u~
OF the 10Th annual convention of
Allied Theaters OF Michigan and
Frank y Isbey Michigan war
finance chairman, has invited Ted
Gamble. national director of the
treasury department s war finance
division 20 speak. outlining work
yet 10 be done IN this last OF the
war-related bond drives
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Mikado',I Is
and S.

By CHARLES GENTRY

Despite its Japanese setting,
The Mikado" stin remains one of
the favorite Of all the Gilbert and
Sullivan operettaS and last nights
audience greeted the return of
r Burnside company with h
enthusiasm al the CaSS Theater.
The company is scheduled here
for TWO Weeks and while they will
run the full gamut from Trial
By Jury 10 the more serious
"Iolanthe." ." The Mikado' Will be
given more times than any other
presentation.
This is an excellent group this
year with particularly fine
singing chorus. IL IS vOcally well
equipped and The costumes are
new giving a fresh quality to the
whole affair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Brain Game Answers

III G.. Wells.
2-The cricket field al Eton.
3-Ta1 True His educa ton was
interrupted by army Serv-
ice; Cbj False. II releases
energy by destroying matter.
A machine has been made,
however, which creates mat
ter from energy
i-The Topper films.
Conn was knocked out by
Louis in the 18th round of
their fight
6-tal i correct. I. 2 auto
factories produced 4.5OOOOO
units IN that year a figure
never equalled since.
"A pproXl ately S35 000,-
100000
S-No Rather You convince
yourself that you have a
good reason for what you
desire 10 believe.
Copyright, Ie45 by King Features
You MUST Vote Tomorrow -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Lionel Kaye
At Bowery
This Week

TIE DAFFY auctloneer Lionel
Kaye. al lbs a ptetty fast hne
at the Bowcry this week He
auctons on liquor, perfume and
items obtained from the ringslders,
causing a riot 81 laughs
Other newcomers are the Bra
Zillans, smart tuo of South
American danCerS. Duke -LaheA-
magician with variety of tricks
un his sleeve, Meri Leone. blonde
Betty-IIuttonish songstreSs. The
Rul0ff trio hold over for their
second week. frankie Rapp sparks
the show and the Earl and jose
phinc Leach revue entertainS with
new dance routineS Ben Young 5
orchestra makes the music
- You Nj II Vote Iomorrosi ---
\ $4,000 Accident Insurance
policy for only SOC payable each
6 months, protection available
ONLY 10 new or old regular
daily home delivered Detroit
Times subscribers. Dial Cherry
$500 for additional information.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
Detroiter Decorated
For Philippine Duty

The Silver Star for gallantry in
action in the Philippines has been
awarded 10 Cpl. Nerble + Daniels.
25. his wife Josephine of 1920 S
Electric, informed the Time, to-
day
Daniels a former cmploye of
SChWayder Bros. entered service
IN December. 1912. and went over
seas rhe following July He Is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs Foster Dan
ielS, Wyandotte
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
DRIVE SUPPORTERS

Presiding al the luncheon viii
be Ray Branch, head OF Allied
ard tea chairman -ot
the theatcr drive, assisted by CO.
chairman c. L. Buerm ele. in
charge of plans for The Detroit
area, Aiding these TWO are J W.
Gins Of Columbia Picturcs- a. dis
chairman and + C. Beatty
of Butterfield TheaterS. who heads
the war activities committee OF
the film industry Tor Michigan
"TheaterS of Detroit and the
State of Michigan aim 10 top
their own previous high records
in the Victory Loan" says Mr..
Branch. Every theater plans
special events tieing I'm with the
drive TO again help in this great
opportunity for each and every
citizen to invest in Victory.
HOLD THE RECORD
"Film theaterS have been
among Uncle Sans best r i.
bond "a % IN = n. During last
years three drives, hundreds of
bonds premieres, aS We'll a.
other rallies, were held here,
resulting in the sale of many
millions i'm bonds.
Now theaier bond issuing
agents ask patrons to again buy
bonds in this drive, to help our
government rehabilitate and re-
train the men who have really
paid for Victory, the veterans
of World War III. We are asking
patrons now To buy bonds for
peace, and want 10 remind them
that bonds are on sale in the
theaters night and day, includ-
ing Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays, thus affording every
opportunity for purchase"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
births Marriages o Deaths
UeTRUT1ssx ssxYrMES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert y Parker 50 eo,sm.r c carter
Pa ~ Taylor - Luars bs,se -
sidney Kiuingosrh s- Aics y Fitlgerald
John Eimoeran - Bessie o H.neoes
s..mana Br.a,er 81, Lag. B-rreu,
as.yiu Los~ zs Irene Kssinsa -.
Thnmal Harper a. Irene 7 PaAs-ls--
S-Fys stop ahos 81 Afats ZsuinsA -.
CAR Porter 20 Bafbs.a J Mley l7
Gsf.ia a Joanson - La..is7 y sas. 30
p
Raser o Patterson. 20 De9aGe RAD
Frans 2 o.,r9m- % Je.nn. Profar q
James ? N'cf 80 Virginia p J1tlrn IS
= stffr y ~+rtr - D.iD.rk - sinner @8
Cnafe' Morrison. - o.ss sa4"fDscEi.
Jos,ph Pgplln,a y s,sls rlsene,,a 20
sl.5s1 i.iism IT,. .g.i.f sutton e.
Gsrsr1 p sio.n - shirley ? AIffrt 90
Cnsrss B Gleason y Gertrude 4 Manor.
Eossrd Kaganse 81 Nasas,, wcDonsld 73
Ronald sheppard .. Mildred La
A6e-, A1,aier 50 Pa5y PINE 33-
s.erss oE-ri1se'..;3l ,rlIi J-.ia He.'s ~
E1tart F-F 20 Marion 4 Ensuty -
stanisy = nrrickson. So LAAls @ Cooe-
Howard csso.r, q Mar, chne.rs -
Are Eu;ssy Js 81 June Davis 10
Arthur A Rossuthsl es Lillian stern 4a
Iasn V Geiss-sf - Mnared WADE q
Leonard Herman % cara semAurky IS
FrAns Knosloes. ss Rosemary Lsmmef
castss F P,cz. %. Aas,.ln, c K.rso~sa
vi-,a, p.Msiori-at - Helen smith IS
1t,,,!, 1ts &C. w.5s, TT !. Bun s57 s7ss. 20
william T. PsisEs ~ shirley p NcConts
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06

0-wHAT is the meaning Of
0 discharge under the au-
thOrity Of Section I. AR 6l5-
a6l? W. X. {.
n-Physical disability.
Q-I receive $50 family al.
lowance from my husband and
so does his mother. How much
Il taken from his pay for both
OF us? r. VI. I
A. The soldier contributes
S22 toward your family allow
ance and 50 for his mothers.
The balance is made up by
government allowance.
o. am retired from the
army for disability, but with
holding tax II taken from my
retirement pay. l. this proper?
+. VI. NJ.
A-OftiCeTs and enlisted men
on the retired list who receive
retirement pay for age or serv-
Ice or for sickness or injury not
incurred on line of duty must
pay income tax on such income
Q-My husband was killed in
action In France. July 90, 1914,
and l have never received the
Purple Heart DosthumOusIv
awarded. other people who
have lost relatives have received
the Purple Heart medal, but
why haven't I? MRS. 4. W. 4.
A-Wrltc 20 the Adlutant
General ecorations and
Awards Branch War Depart
ment, Washington 25. d. G.
giving your husbands full name.
rank, serial number. organi7a-
tlon 20 which attached. date of
death. plus statement of your
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
ey JAnts ~ SLOWER

A ninth grade student At St. Cee,liis
school, RoNnskls ambition IS to become
q toolriker
RoNn,k. ~. live, ~ 1888 American
-,nd yrrves BrrroIt frury yubyCubcr in
once, Stoepel, Burhngame, Annlind,
Y,eorgeland and Barr streets, IN only NX
weeks a. . carrier he ha, norencd busi-
ness from ~ customers to % and his
profits 20 50 week.
A sports en,huHast, Rosinsk plays bas-
ketbsl m The Detroit Tunes Garner
Athletic League. Is a member OF hp school
Teen.hge Canteen, collects uirss, as q
hobby, and attends services regularly at
ST. Ceeil,'s Church.
n. parents. Mr.. and Mr,. Cadmir
RoNn,ki. endorse nevspiper carrying tor
the busine,, exner,encs ard sense of
responsibdlty 1t g,ve, Jouhs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-06
ALWAYS NEW

OF course the wonderful satire
and lyrical appeal OF these operet-
taS will never 60 our OF date and
you don't need any new dressing
for such patter r. ko-ko gives
out with when be gets 20 his
Lord High Execuuoner list Of
victims.
Ralph Riggs iS-tne ko-Ko this
year and he performs his hilarious
duties with spontanelty which
sorts well with ms experienced
ease in the role
Allen Stewart is \ new Nanki-
Poo. but he possesses a pleasing
tenor voice and handles himself
well
Jane Rice. who is an attractive
and pleasing Yum-Yum, tho dis
tracted ward OF the comedy al
though she seemed disappOntlng-
" inexperienced in the part. after
seeing that lovely Kathleen Roche
IN the same group last year