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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
COAL FUND

Previously credited ... 81, 1875
Rev. N. N, Arizona ...... 500
Herman Schorn, West Point,
Nebraska ........... 500
Charles Wilderman, New York
City Observation-Disclosures. 400
Joseph Bach, New York City 800
Henry Mores, Ford City, Pa. 500
Anton Jordon .......... 200
Mrs. H. Dreyer, st. Louis, Mo. 200
B. Uppenkamp, Coldwater,
Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mrs. ]. Kraus, Fredericksburg,
Texas ................. 200
H. Yeranek, Chicago, Ill. 49,. 200
Ludmilla Hofner Haverhill,
Iowa Observation-Disclosures. 200
Josephine Oertel, Louisville,
KY. Observation-Disclosures. 800
George Traggeser, Pittsburgh,
Pa. .................. 100
Gustav Morsch, Newark, N. ]. 100
Teresa Gollintzer, Buffalo, NY. 100
Mrs. John Egenhoefer, Stevens
Point, Wise. ...... 100
Louise Bitz, Brooklyn, N. Y. 100
Henry Crosse Rhode, Osmond,
Nebraska .......... 100
Theodore Ziegler, Park, Kansas LOO
Mrs. H. Scheibel Omaha, Ne
braska ..,.....:.... 100
Mrs. H. Rogalla, Chicago, Ill. 100
Rev. N. NJ, Louisiana . LOO
Jacob Stoffel, Farley, Iowa -. 100
Sr. M. Bormea, o. p, Brooklyn,
N. Y. ............... 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
ORGAN FUND

Previously credited ..... 81, ,261.5O
Mrs. M. H., New York .. $500
John Riffng, Dallas Texas. 500
Mrs. Agnes Karsky, st.
Paul, MINI. .............. 200
Ray Kockalmann, Tauton,
MINI. ................ 200
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,295.5O
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
VIGIL LIGHTS

Mrs. George Loeper, Reading,
I'd. D1OO
Fred Lutz, Brooklyn, N. Y.... so
Rev. N. N, Michigan ......... so
Barbara Ruhmeier, Marlond,
Kansas ................... .25
Evening star., 1945-07-30
| Inst AbOHt
| Washington
Bv HOPE RidinPS Miller

II y II Opc ~
The worlds most prominent men
and women once consulted the
Dclphic oracle at the shimmerlng
bases of Mount Parnassus in Greece
when they wanted to know what
would happen next. . A number
of leading Washingtonians go regu-
larly to licensed palmistS, phre-
nologists and crystal gazers who
charge sky-high fees and reap rich
harvest year in and year out. .
But the seers and psychic scien-
lists" who have been preying on
residents of the Panama Canal for
some time had better watch their
prices and predictions closely. Presi-
dent Truman has his eye on them.
Here's why. Since the new Chief
Executive took over the reins OF
State, he has been going over old
statutes to determine exactly the
duties of the President of the United
OIdUcS. AiiOllS bAiS NAAee'N
chores he has unearthed is this
that the President shall fix the fees
of all fortune tellers in the Canal
Zone! Whether he will send a
special Fortune Telling Commission
to the Canal Zone to look over the
situation and bring back recon-
mendaUions as to what the fees
should be has not yet been deter
mined. But, in case he does. my
personal nomination for the Capt.
talite best suited to head it is Mrs.
James Hamilton C"Gypsy') Lewis,
widow of the Illinois Senator
For years, at charity bazaarS,
Red Cross benefits. hospitals and
canteens Gypsy" Lewis has been
reading palms. No Romany
roader was ever more able to read
the past and predict the future.
She could make a fortune
herself out of the fortunes" she
tells to others. . Fees that come
her way never touch her hand. They
go directly into benefit Golfers.
released by McNsught Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-07-30

Miss Muriel Grace Macpherson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick
Duncan Macpherson, was married
to Capt. Robert Murray Daugherty,
son of 1t. Col and Mrs. Simpson
B. Daugherty, in the Central Pres
byterian Church. The bridegroom S
father, chaplain at the Oliver Gen.
eral Hospital in Augusta, Ga, Of
ficiated at the double ring ceremony
at 4:30 o'clock
Mr.. Macpherson escorted his
daughter and gave her in marriage.
She wore white marquisette and her
tiara of seed pearls held her veil of
| illusion. She carried a prayer book
decorated with white orchids and
bouvardia.
Mrs. William E. Payne of Airing
ton was matron of honor for her
sister, and another sister. Miss Vir-
ginia Macpherson and Miss Betty
Daugherty, sister of the bridegroom,
were the bridesmaids. They had
taffeta frocks, similar in style, Mrs.
Payne wearing yellow and the others
in pink maize and aqua, the matron
of honor carrying an arm bouquet
of gladioluses and the bridemaids
having old-fashioned bouquets.
Capt. .Daugherty had as his best
man his cousin, 1st Sergt. Richard
Graf and the ushers were brothers
of the bride, M/Sergt. Gordon Mac
Pherson and Mr. William L. Mac
Pherson. Capt. Daugherty recently
returned from three years duty with
the corps of engineers in the South
west Pacific and will take his bride
after a wedding trip to New York,
to Camp Butner, N. c., where he
will await reassignment.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor

ASSESS ss5 Satisfaction gabardne cotton long
IL to 18
Evening star., 1945-07-30

The Mount Rainier Christian
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding of Miss Betty Jane Dudrow
and Mr.. Walter Carroll Snyder
yesterday, the pastor, the Rev.
Charles H. Prick, officiating at 4:30
o'clock. Miss Julia E. Bon Durant
was the soloist and Miss Mary
Ruth Egbert played the organ.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Burch Dudrow of
Hyattsville and the bridegroom is
q son of Mrs. Jacob C. Snyder
of Germantown, Md, and the late
Mr.. Snyder Mr.. Dudrow gave his
daughter in marriage and she wore
white net made with. train and
seed pearl coronet held her fin
gertip-length veil. Her bouquet was
of white asters.
The three sisters of the bride,
Mrs. Norman A. Crone and the
Misses Annabelle and Otis Gene
Dudrow, were her attendants wear
ing net dresses, the matron of honor
IN blue and the others in green.
They wore flowers in their hair
matching those in their bouquets.
Little Misses Ann and Alice Snyder.
nieces OF the bridegroom, had
charge Of the guest book at the
church.
Mr.. James Jacob Snyder was best
man for his brother and the ushers
included another brother, Mr.. Will
liam Howes Snyder, and Mr.. Rich
ard Irving Leeman Of Germantown.
Assisting at the reception, which
was held in the home of the brides
parents, were Mrs. John H. Crone
and Miss Nellie Grimm of Mount
Rainier, Miss Lola May of Hagers-
town and Miss Marguerite Dieus of
Glen Birnie, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder will make
their home in Germantown.
Evening star., 1945-07-30

Mime. Molekamp writes her friends
here-and there are many-that she
is trying to master the Portuguese
which is spoken in Brazil. She also
writes that the Brazilian capital IS
quite gay in spite of the war and
the part that Brazil has taken N
the fighting as well as on the home
front.
The former chief of international
communications division OF the
State Department and Mrs. Thomas
Burke will go to Long Island the
end of the week, and Mrs. Burke
will be with her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John Struck,
who have a cottage at Siassett Tor
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Burke gave a talk over the
radio last week in behalf of the
work of providing artists to enter
tain the wounded and convalescent
servicemen. Mrs. Burke recently
has succeeded Mrs. Stuart Godfrey
as chairman of music for the serv-
ices Mrs. Godfrey having gone to
California to join Maj. Gen. God
frey.
Mrs. George V. Allen, wife OF the
executive officer, Office OF Near East
and African Affairs, State Depart
ment, and their infant son, born
Friday at Columbia Hospital, Will
return to their home at 129 Hesketh
street, Chevy Chase, early next
week. Mr.. Allen is at the confer
ence in Germany.
Mrs. Allen is the former Miss
Katharine Martin. daughter OF
Mrs. John T. Martin OF Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
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Interesting Ne1us at Random
Ab0ut CabitaI Residents

Mrs Shelton Thomas Cameron back the United after
daughter
they left Washington Molekamp
promoted majesty Queen of
Molekamp father suddenly
/ family left
Evening star., 1945-07-30


and two models to 15 broken
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Informal Fetes
Mark eek End

Former Representative and Mrs.
Aaron Lane Ford gave a small and
informally dinner party last even
ing in honor of the latter's father,
former Representative Bryan
Thomas CaStelloW who is their guest
for a fortnight. The party served
a double purpose as it was a sur
prise fete for Mr.. CaStellow who
yesterday observed his birthday an
niverSary and also was something
OF a house warming for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford. The hosts recently took
possession Of the apartment in the
Marlborough which they have
leased, Mr.. Ford, who was a member
of the Lower House of Congress
from Mississippi, having remained
In Washington to practice law.
Mr.. Castellow came from his
home In Cuthbert. Ga, last week
and was greeted last evening by the
superintendent of the National
Geological Park, DR.. William T.
Mann and, Mrs. Mann with whom
Mr.. CaStellow did some of his big
game hunting in Sumatra a few
years ago. Others at dinner were
Mrs. Hobart Brooks and Miss
Thelma Williams and later they
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
P. Waugh.
Former Representative Katharine
Edgar Byron was hostess, last eve
ming at another of her delightful
Sunday evening suppers. The party
was planned for the garden where
an outdoor fireplace makes an ex-
cellent barbecue but owing to the
rain the hostess served the sup
per indoors.
Another festivity of the week end
was the dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. Emily Hudja gave Saturday
evening their ranking guests being
new officials in the Federal Gov
eminent, the Secretary of Labor
and Mrs. Lewis Schwellenbach and
the Assistant Secretary of Labor
and Mrs. Edward Carl Moran
Others among the guests were Ad-
mlral and Mrs. Clark Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Parker
Additional guests joined them after
the dinner.
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Tuesday Spring and Summer Merchandise
Il Ill HHe grouped for
uy-end Cearance $;::: 5:;:::: :::'


Women,s and Misses Budget Dress shops-Fourth Floor
o styles
Dea Da o. fye p sp fx pa n % @ rs y % R s @ @ s0 @ en- paS @
black ses ps: ia to AND 8sd Is to a ps m m u
The French Room-seeond Floor
selmateral
blue Size
oe sss ns jacket M ses ses ss T print % Dress s M JseHet @ sss
ground on crepe
81 o Dnnr and na bus rsSon s crepe @ pn s
piece printed erepes
i1s Tsv s n ssssn ss ss gs S cotton d models
sss son s~ @ @ % 'ps s prints gtsy aa a ana s' black % gua sa
-, prints and sa c0en on SO Sizes 10 to and solid o in ~ &
ayn green brown whe~sss
Corset shop-second Floor
ass and ss % and @ Panty s % s in sesp % 9f0es @ s9
in
s 81
s4eeIsee shop-Fifth Floor
Quilted plain
SesIsees-Rayon
Neckweor and Hondkerchiefs-street Floor
rayon jabot ssln
-womsn rayon embroidery:
Wmen. siss tons with embroidery
.somens ' Sc se only
JeweIy and ToIetdes-street Floor
1ipsaeks-Marha IN
Hondboes-street Floor
Handbass-Navy pouches
" HndSaswhs plastic envelopes with red checked lin 1 @
ls-s7so handle leather pouches black
black
,-ssso iandss-An
black With handles double handles zp others with simulated
s.
snakeskin undem with
Handbass-whte pouches
Misses and Juniors coot shops-Thd Floor
Topcoat-oo model American Beauty
1-nor 1885 Summer Topper-An wool tnr-t length navy
s-1un,os Toppe-Ai cardigan
n-ner % ssss Spring 1opeoat-cic
uns sss15 Spring and white checked model
braid bound Navy twill braid bound
Black
7arsd models
h @ Fp Winter n Pss s n wool with ,s n and s % M
Natural
S24
Topcn-Cassc model twill
Spring
Spring navy
a o. S34
2and4
ss IS Spring Dress CoatFed braided rers Navy Size IA ss4
ss7s
Topper-An Is 8-- S24
collar Blackw
Coat-Cadgan model
l8
8----------------
SIS
Budget Sports Shop Street Floor
pead front back overall White
to
Evening star., 1945-07-30
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor

Deb Shop-fourth
rayon eps
Women's and Lorse Women's Dress shops-second Floor
lswomns farle with
slss to suit dress white rayon fae
half sizes nep rayon chihon cooul prints few eyeets mostly
s7s
evening Regular
sS
brown and white checked rayon crepe size e2oss 20 sss
1a-womens DressDrey ayn crepe prints with delicate trim and
ands
colo shans cotton eyets dresy detail Regular
jackets Navy pink
dressy BemDerg
rayon crepe dresy
s-IArser
light ass TeSs1 1 vh 6se Sn saas s ss @
Navy and black sizes AZ and 4s's----
Misses Dress shop-second Floor
ssss s7s $685. Dress-veng and dinner dresses of print
cotton and and cotton small
print
Teenoee Shop-Fourth Floor
$995
mdif. Sizes
shid front Styles
Sizes 16----- ---$2, and
47-Tns
As
and$l
1s-Tn s2s5 ss5 sksDrnd styles printed cotons
and
Summer
Bido Soon-Second Floor
1$395 Wedding
1-$2S9 Wedding
1-S45 Wedding
1S65 Wedding
ss2s bridesmaids Dressewhte marquett
Goves-Seet Floor
3s3s1 rocheted white
5l-$165 Gloves enhnht
black turquoise fuchsia
So Gloves-Soed
ISL pa3 81 Psskin
ApairsA
Evening star., 1945-07-30

Quantities as listed
NO mail, telephone or c. O.-D. orders
No credits, exchanges or refunds
All sales final!
Evening star., 1945-07-30
VIA : Street
Washington 4, D. c.
Beech Shop-Third Floor

terry h aod sS and moas W ana prints
n-sisss
ssa7s and s5s5
.na D1 ss H cam
c% Go @~e green
ce,"n in
striped cotton Brown
cotton seersucker
Bass-piaid rayon plus
lss5o Slack jacket and fly front acks in feather butcher
pOpln
sss and soss Sport Drssscotn printed classic
,s s' spo style woven checks printed
s ays @ sp @ ms n ssass ] 1 @ % ala o s Kelly n 5 49, @ ssi
ss5s s7 ss' %oas ali vo pds
s-sss
models with multi
eeved rayon shnungs print
sss5s5
sss .ns ssss styles and nu66y al
Junior Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor
cotons striped
dotted plain chambray
and two piece to broker sizes
Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor
$685. $685. $685. sos5 Jacke-o
white background with cored
tailored self -beted brown Sizes IL 50
o
4
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
10 D D , D D D
SURPLUS RAW MATERIALS

Aluminium Sheet and Strip
Steel, Brass, Aluminium Tubing
Corrosion Resistant Steel
- Bross Sheet and Strip
Bross Rods and Bars
Q Steel Screw Stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02

John Lucas: one sister, 222 Mid
land, Highland Park.
YEOMAN SO ORLAND
ROBERT ORTIZ. 20. July 30 in
sinking of Indianapolis; previously
reported missing; Northwestern
graduate; in service February,
1914: overseas May. 1945; leaves
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinaldo
Ortiz. 6434 Craig; brother. Ma
rlne Pvt. Joseph, in Pacific area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
q I y y r II = VI Y = ~
ROBERT B. MONKS, 70, July 30,

In sinking OF
l n d annapolis
previously re-
ported missing
Ford Ira q {
s c h ool grad
uate; in service
j u | V, 10 a 3,
overseas Sep
tenher, 1913;
leaves mother
M T $. ! r @ n c
Monks Charles ,
& T andparents;
ATr 1pI NTy.c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
DetrOiter w inS
Burma WOnOrS

Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Crothers of 632 Notre Dame,
Crosse Pointe. were informed by
the war department today that
their son, Sgt, Joseph Ivan
Crothers had been awarded the
Bronze Star for meritorious serv-
ice in the India-Burma campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
DEAD

SEAMAN &C JOHN BRAKE
JR., is, July 80 in sinking OF In.
dianapollS. previously reported
missing. attended Mackenzie; IN
service February. 1915; overseas
IN July: memorial mass, 9 a. m.
tomorrow. St Luke's Church. Ono
at TTr6m6u, leaves parents s. N r :
and Mrs. John Brake Sr. s096
Burnette brother. Jack, in navy.
sisters, Margaret. Jean, Elsie.
PVT. CHANDLER j. KRAUSE.
80. medical paratrooper, Aug. 13,
Ryukyu Islands; graduate OF Lin
coin High, Ferndale; Reichhold
Chemical mployo; in service
1912: overseas June 1914; leaves
wife, Agnes; two children Of Min
neapois. mother, Mrs. Gertrude
l.. KrauSe Of Royal Oak.
GUNNER'S MATE sc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
N. Y, London Airline

NEW YORK. Oct. l QNS)-
Pan-American World Airways to-
day announced il will re-estab-
lsh byweekly air service this
month between New York and
London.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Alloy Steel Strips


AnneoIed ond picked, CRs Sheet ANS 55l6A;
simiorto AlSl 3o2. Various sizes and quantities.
Carbon Steel
cos Round Bor, Square Bor ond Hex Bar, Gold
drown onneoIed. ANS 5o24-A, similar 10 sac
xl335 and ll37; ANS SOFA, similar 70 sac
lll7 and 1914. Size ronse, diomsisr Az down;
random lengths. Many other specifications.
Variety Of sizes and quantities.
Aluminium Tubing
Aluminium tubing, seamless, onneoied VI, hard
-.o32 Oh; rondom lengths ANS 4o82-A,
similar TO 81 ST; ANS 4oss-A, similar 10 "a ST.
Number Of other sizes.
-REasS Tubing ,se-
Seomless, Light onneoIed, ANS ASS, similar 10
sac "a high bross and AsTM 135-4oT. Sizes
ronse from lN down; random lengths.
Carbon Tubing
Seamless, tubing carbon, seamless, cold drawn
steel, onneoled, ANS 5o24-A, similar 10 sAE-
xll35, ll37 and AISi C-ll37. Sizes ronae from
6H' down; random lengths.
Carbon Steel Sheets
cRs Sheet, oiled mill run, ANS $40, sinniIor 10
sac 1910 ond AIsIc 1910. 47H' width down,
thickness from .o29 TO .125; random lengths.
Copper Loekwire
Round, onnsoled, Sizes .o3so 10 .o47o; M million
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02

Until October 9, l945,
all Of these moterioIs will
be on display for your
inspection. During that
time qualified represent
olives will be in our plant
TO explain specifications.
An accredited metoIIureist
will be present TO odvise
you on technical prop
critics TO explain the
converting qualities Of the
stock, and tell you whof it
wos meant for originally.
Chemical ond physical
analyses will be furnished
upon request :. and in
addition, you ore invited
to bring your own inspee-
tors with you.
The sole will be conducted
on q competitive bidding
bosis. You decide what
you need then NAIVE
YOUR PRICE. Complete
listing Of oil material and
specifications will be fur
nished each prospective
buyer TO did him in making
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Lest We Foreetl
Report Lost
Sailors Dead

Three sailors, previously re-
ported missing July 80 IN the sink
-ias Of the indianapolis have now
been declared officially dead their
parents informed the Times today
a medical paratroopor died IN
the Ryukyu Islands Aug l3. the
CAV before surrender terms were
agreed upon
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
OUTSTATE

EUHihGEH PIC ROBERT C.-husband
OF MIs Ellen c Hubinger. Saginaw.
ARMY LIBERATED
JAPANESE CAMPS
.GAsFERINl 1T siLViO 4 JR- Son 81
MfS silvia GAspcriin StAmhaugh
GONDZAR. PVT. JULIUS D.-Son OF Mrs.
Anna Gondzar, BOyne city.
LANCWORTHY CAPT ALONZO E.-Hus
band OF Mrs A. y. Langworthy, Traverse
LELITo PVT FLoREK P-son OF Mrs
Mary Lellto. Caspian
NAVY DEAD
KNOLL. COXsWAlN PAUL E.-son OF Mrs.
Inrz Bowen, Grand Rapids.
la PARL s &C LAWRENCE Z, JR Son
oi Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. LaParl sr,. Battle
liz BARON s &C ROBERT w.-son Of
Mr.. and MIS-. J. Arthur LeBaron, Grand
McNABB. Y &C THOMAS, JR-son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McNabb sr., Gross
PAYNE, s &C GEORGE p--son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Z. Payne Grand Rapids
PERRY, s &C ROBERT Son OF Mr
and Mrs Wayne W, Perry, Flint.
SMITH c EDWIN Son OF Harry
STONE s &C DALE E.--son Of Mrs lone
" LsndmAn. Three Rivers
SULLIVAN 8 2 c JAMES P-son OF Mrs.
Edna May sullivan Flint
NAVY SAFE
MASON. FIELD COOK RALPH T-son OF
MS. Maggie Mason Grass Lake
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Aluminium Bor

Aluminium bor
Hex Bor Round Bor, N Hard Annsoisd, ANS
al 1873, similar 10 ~ ST, sac rs, Temper 7,
AsrM B89-42T. Hsoi rsoted. Various srss and
quantities.
Bross Hor
Hex and Round Bor, u Hard, free cutting, ANS
461oB, similar TO sac II and ASTM Blo-42!
Various szes and quantities.
Bronze Bor
/ Hex and round bor, hard cold hnish, ANS 463o-A;
similar 10 ASTM B59-3oB. Also ANS 46l5;
4o4o; 4o25B. Cold drawn, onneoied ANS 1881,
Large quantities in variety OF Sizes.
Alloy Steel Bor
A. cos square bar, hex bar and round bar, SINH
ior 10 NE. 873S. Also ANS 63loA, similar
10 sac 4o4o; and ANS 56lo-B, similar TO
SAE-x5l4lo and AlSi 416. AnneaIed ANS
o32oA A number Of other specifications:
Diameter sire 3H' down; random lengths:
B. HRD round bor picked and oiled, ANS
6253-C, similar 10 sac 1910 ond 1912; ANS
o4l2-C similar 10 AlSl E-4337 ond A4337.
Size diameter e. down: random Ienothx
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Attention manufacturers,

- -------
dealers. large or small!
Solve your critical mote-
rioI probIemsI Solve your
delivery probIemsI You
con do both and sove big
money at the some time =:
if you toke advantage Of
contamination inxentoryl
Every piece is new and in
excellent condition -.
every piece has been
approved by Army in
specfors. >. every piece is
available for immediote
delivery. And you can buy
any amount OF it now =.
FAR BELOW CURRENT
MARKET PRICESI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
NAVY SAFE

MASON. FIELD COOK RALPH T-son OF
NJ MaLELe Maann- GraEE Lakr.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
Juice Has the Vitamins

Use the juice out Of the can.
That's the sure way for the fam
lily to absorb a lot of vitamins when
using canned fruits or vegetables,
says Miss Pauline G. Paul, of the
foods and nutrition department of
Michigan State college.
Most persons do eat the juices of
canned fruits along with the solids;
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
Sees Big Increase
n Radio Jobs

Radio manufacturers have made
plans for employing a minimum of
i4o,Scs persons after the war, an
increase Of ss.s per cent over 1910,
as their contribution to the overall
program Of industry for upping post
war employment. a study of the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1s45 PAGE FIVE

erytime a Leatherneck came into
view.
The Jap, who could speak some
English also picked up the words
and tune Of God Bless America. :"
Although he could not approach
Kate Smiths voice, the prisoner
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01

Radio Manufacturers Association In
Chicago reveals.
Figures were obtained from 202
firms, which employ about 80 per
cent of all workers In the industry.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01

nevertheless sang it with just as
much enthusiasm.
The aerial gunner was fished out
of the sea off the Philippines re-
Gently, after his bomber was shot
down by q plane from this carrier.
according to Sgt. Claude r. Canup.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
FOUND GUILTY

Ben Wilson, charged with break
ing and entering in the daytime anc
larceny from a building, was found
guilty by John John v. Brennan Of
the circuit court of larceny, in De-
troit. Wednesday.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01

but h too many homes the Juices
from canned vegetables serve only
to feed the drain in the sink, con-
tends Miss Paul. A recent survey
shows that Of the can contents the
liquid portion contains 80 to 81 per
cent of the vitamin c, % to 3S per
cent Of the vitamin 81, and 20 to
80 per cent of the riboflavin.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
JAP PRISONER LEARNS
GOD BLESS AMERICA

ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT CAR
RIER IN THE CENTRAL PACIF-
&c Delayed Aboard this float
ing combat airport a rescued jap
anese gunner has learned to whistle
the Marine Hymn, and until he was
transferred to another ship he
would sound off with that tune ev-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01

OF the ships sunk by the Japs at
Pearl Harbor, all but five have since
returned to action.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01
CHURCH MEET THURSDAY

The February division Of the Pres
byterian church will meet today
at the home Of Mrs. William Rieger
ala Poplar.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-01

BUY WAR BONDS.