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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-19

passed by the laFt Legislature Is certain of being carried out in all
 its provisions as a result of Con gress passing public law 1SS on September 26. The Alaska act re- quires registration of all land out side of incorporated towns by June
 1, 1946, and requires the filing be made with the U. s. land office.
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NOTICE

Dr. R. N Hester, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, expects to be in Wrangell for a few days about November 1. He will be at Wran
 gell hotel. Make your appointments early. 46-tfc
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Melvin L. Skelton, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ap- pointed administratix of the estate of Melvin L. Skelton, deceased, letters of administration having been issued October 10, 1945, in the above entitled Court.
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned, at her home, in Wrangell, Alaska, within sixty days from date of notice hereof.
 Alberta Christensen
 Administratix of the es-
 tate of Melvin L. Skelton,
 deceased
 First public9 ton. October 19, 1945 Last publication November 9, 1945
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-19

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVISION
 In the matter of the estate
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-10-19

FOR SALE-House and lot. In quire James Bradley 47-2tp
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NOTICE

WANTED TO BUY-Piano. State condition and price. Write L. P. Hiebert, Box 739, Wrangell AT 2
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PeriiSCOD

(COntinued from Page One) suit of the referendum by the last Legislature.
 & + < < Alaska's land registration act
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

es ia .iiberbaupt nt6t in 5oatalten.
Meper: 8os? @s eibt feine @eiit"
1i9en2
- Berg: @ie fannit ou nur 10 fra"
genI &eIigion 1T ia @rioatiade.
MeDer: 8as tpeiB id? Mber es
t0nnten it6 ia 8ribatleute 5uiaumen'
tun, Inn einen @eii eiitli6en 5u r11tere
baIten.
8erg: 8e6enflt ou 6enn ni@t> 6aB
in 5i5ilien ane @tntpobner fir cine
beitinmte Mrbeit fonifribiert tperoeu2
Sir geiitli6e 8erri6tungen miro aber
niema1t6 fonifribiert, oa &eligton Bri"
batia6e lit.
Moper: Damn babt ibr ou9 tpobl
feinen @ottesoien1t.
Berg: @etpiB nibt. Ber iollte i'm
6enn abbalten? l1no tpo ionte er abge-
balten tper0en2 &irden gibt es ia
natiirli9 ni6t.
MeDer: Damn NOR es bod in &0ln
piel I60ner. 8as ma6t tbr 6ann 8.
g. 8eibnadten 11no Oitern2
8erg: Dann MAIDEN mir eben 1ti9ts
atoeres> als an ie6em Sage 0es Sob
res. Man erfabrt es ia nidt einmal,
mann 8eibna6ten 1tn6 Oitern lit.
Weper: Sat man benn bic Seltage
abgei6afft2
8erg: geatiir1id: Gelteton ift ia
8ribatla6e. 8as Die Sonntage BE-
trifft, 10 muBte man einen Gubetag
fir 6ie Mrbeiter baben. Mber man fei-
ert ni6t mebr ben eriten Sag bon tie,
BEN, ionbern man bot 6as Dreimal-
ipitem eingefitbrt ltn6 feiert ie6esmaI
Ben 5ebnten Sag. @eiI aber ni6t alle
3ugleicb feiern oitrfert 10 lit or9 Der
fnfte Sag ein balber Setertag, an mel.
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8erg: 9as bGtten mir beioe fritber
beoenfen follen. Damn tpGren mir ni6t
bon &oln fortgegangen 1tn6 D6ren
iiberbaupt feine So5ioliiten getpor6en.
@eDer: Mber tper bdtte ou6 6enfen
t0nner, 6aB bic So5tali1 i1ten 5u iol9en
9oubeiten it9 beriteigern tontten2
Berg: Das bdtten mir 6enfen un6
iiber1egen miiilen, lieber WeeDerl Sans
mir es urs nur Elm tpentg iiberlegt
batten. Aues> tpas i6 6ir big iebt bon
6en So3ialiiten er5Gblt babe, uno 1pos
i6 Dir nod peiter er5dblen f0nnte, lit
ia nidts ols Die foIgeri6tige @11ttpid-
lung Ser fo5ialiltii6en @runoidbe, 6ie
uns i6on langit betannt tparen. 9ie
5itbrer Der So5ioliften batten i9on
fritber in Deutidlan6 fetn Seb1 oar-
aus gen1a6t un6 langit in Die Oefs
fentli6feit binausgeidrien: ,,Geligion
lit Bripatia6e!" sic batten Har un6
often erfldrt, in 8e5iebung auf &eli-
glon be1tebe oas gSeIen oes So5ialts-
mus in Der @ottesleugnung, un6 1T
8e5iebung ouf Die Son1ilie in Der
ufreien 2iebe''. Qus 6em eriten
@runoiob fo1gt, 6aB Der 8olfsitaat of
ne ieoe giditd]t auf @ott uno Die
gottli9en @ebote beror6nen fann, mas
linn beliebt. Ser 5tpette @runoiab ent-
bdlt bic @bi6uffung Der @be. l1n6
tpenn infolge 6ieier Abidaffuns 6ie
8ep0lferung 5uriidgebt, 10 1iegt 1ti6ts
naber, oaB man 0ur6 @eIebesfraft
Ser itaatliden glumo6t ein @eleb fa>
bri5iert, bas ms 56ouerli9e gebt.
WeeDer: Dann be6auere i6 tpabr-
baftig bic &inoer, tpelde no6 in 60
5ialien a1fma6Ienl
| gerg: Sreili6, 6ie @oiienftnoer in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

tperoen alle @intpobner bon1 8olfss
ftaat fir ibre betreffenoe Irbeit eirt'
oetei1t. gs berridt 3pangsorbeit fir
olle. Da fann es oorfommen, bob Der
Monn 20 Weilen na9 re9ts uno Die
Srau 20 Meilen na9 limits, ettpa in
eine Staatstpai6onitalt abtomn1on'
6tert miro, Inn BORT fir 10 Unto 70
1ange al arbeiten.
MeDer: @as tpir6 oenn aber aus
sen &in0ern?
@erg: 9ie gr5tebung Ser &ir6er
lit boIltommen beritoatIi6t, nod mebr
als friber in BreuBen. 9as neugebo-
rene @in6 bat in Ser 5taatsanitalt Elm
Sabr nit Der Weutter 3u berbleiben.
Dnn miro bic Oertter tpteoer CUR
Irbeit fommonbiert uno Dos @tn6
fommt in etne Staatsanitalt CUR gr-
5iebung. Dieie Staatser5iebungsan.
italten itno ettpa NIT unieren @aiien.
anitalten in 0euti6lano 5u berglet'
den. Se6es @inb befornn1t bort feline
ghmmer uno 5uglei9 ieinen Namen.
0eeber: Die arnen 9ingerl Oie
tpiiien ia ni6t etnn1al, tper ibr 8ater
1nb ibre Weutter lit.
Berg: 9os 1T in ,5o5ialten" eben
nt6t n0tig. Gin ieoer lit eben MIR ein
Staotsbiirger uno tpeiter 1idtg.
OeeDer: slber, ipenn es BEL eu9 au9
feline Chen gibt, 6ann muB bort ia
eine entiebli6e 1n1tttli6feit berrl6en.
Berg: l1nltttlidfeit2 6ittli9teit lit
Elm 8egriff Der nit Der olten @eIen-
i6oftsor0nung obgetan tpur6e. 0or.
um gibt es in uSo3ialien" on6 feline
l1nitttli6feit. Cine fdpierige Seite
bat Die Sa6e ouer6tngs. @s ging bier
bei uns bereits tpie friber i9on in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

groBen 5tdbten, !. 8. Retp lorf, oaB
nur tpenige ainoer geboren tpuroen.
Daber NOR man gen6tigt, ourd elm
@eieb bor5ubeugen baB ote 8eb0lfe-
rurg bon ,5o3ialien" nidt ousftiirbe.
Meper: 8ie lieB iid benn oas
ourd Elm @eies betperfiteatgen, 1ta9-
Dem ibr Die @be abgei6afft?
8erg: 9as @eiet berlangt es eben
ur6 oas @eieb lit Oas ,,offentlt9e @er
wiiien''. l1no tpenn oas ni6t bur6-
greift, 10 lit ia 0ie polt3eili6e @etpalt
oa.
Meeper: Nein, nein, Berg oos itn6
ia oo6 ibau6erbafte 3uitdnoe 8ie
fommt ibr 5u iol6en l1ngebeuerli6fei-
ten? 8ie fann es oa Elm ebrli6er, an.
ftnGoiger Wenih in eurem So5ialien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-28

G6ln Daren obne 3tpeifeI befier oor-
an, aIs irgenoein aino III 5oaialien.
sic tpuroen bod getaitft, erbielten Ge-
ligionsunterribt uno purben bon ben
8nrmber5igen 56tpeitern ortftdr0tg
er5ogen.
Meper: 8eroen oenn IN 5o5taliert
Die &inoer tti9t getauft2
Berg: 8obin oenfit ou 6enn bin2
Die gan5e gr5iebung lit ood Staats-
fade unb Die Geligion lit 8ribatia6e.
8ie f0nnte alio Ser religionsloie
Staat bic &in6er taufen laiien?
Oeeper: slber bic @eiitliben fonn.
ten oo9 fir bic Saufe iorgen.
Berg: Man tpeiB ia gar nidt, mel
DIE &inoer bon 9rfltli6en> tpel9e bon
iu6ii uno tpel6e bon beionii6en
@ltern geboren meroen. @eiitlibe gtbt
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8ir ieben ous 3tpiegeipra6 5tpt'
iAen Berg 1rr6 MeDer fort:
Meper: @ibt es benn BEL eu6 feline
@beleute uno feline Samilien mebr ?
@erg: geeinl Scum fon1mt es aaer'
bings tpobI Dor, 6aB Elm Monn ODER
eine Srnu einige Monate lang mitein"
amber nerfebren. Cine eigentlibe @be,
pie mir fe in 0ea1tldlon0 oerltan0en,
fam in ,,So5ialten" ni6t borfom'
men. g8ie i6 sir l6on gelagt babe,
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gon Der gOrtrefflidfeit bes 81. Nek.
pbfers
(sSortleBii11g bon 5eite Z,

Y
! (5ortieBing bon Seite ~
liebr, baB ct bic 81 Mdnner uno II
gefangenen Srauen au benz &aiier tn
Ole Stabt Carthage idifte. Dieien
8eg madten ote gefangenen gbriiten
NIT Sreuoen un0 fangen unaufborlt9
I8ialmen uno 2oblieoer. glls tie nun
oem aailer borgeiteat tpur6en, iprad
Der Sffi5ier 5u ibm:
uDieie bosbaften gbriiten> o &ais
fer, boben mir in ser Stoot Nluta in
einem Suule ertappt, tpdbreno fie ee-
gen oein @ebot ibrem fali6en @ottes-
bienite beipobnten."
9a lieB ser &aii ier einen entblo.
ZEN, auf Die Softer ipannen uno NIT
f9arfen Safen 5erreiBen. @iner bon
oen @briiten aber, Selica, rtef init
lauter Stinme:
u8arum marterf 6u 6ieien anetn,
EDrann; mir al1e itn6 @briiten l&pb
baben 5uglei6 nit ibm 6ie bl. Meiie
gebort."
9a lteB ser &i6ter ou9 oieien eft.
bl0Ben uno neben 6em an6eren auf
bic Softer ipannen un6 8erfletlden
uno ipra6: ,l8er lit Der l1rbeber eu-
rer 8eriammlung getpeIen?"
@r anttportete: Scr Brieiter Sa-
turniuS un0 mir alle: 6u aber, 0 80s
ietpidt, ban0ellt gegen ale @ere6tig-
felt, 6aB ou ul1s oestpegen petnigftl
g8ir ltn6 tpe6er Mor6er nod GGuber
un6 baben nidts ltnre6tes getan."
Ser Ofi6ter ipra6: sou bdtteit
unleren 8efebl befolgen uno 6einen
fa1i6en @ottesoienIt unterlaien fol-
len."
Eeiea ertpi6erte: sd bea6te feinen
on6eren 8efebl als 6en neines got.
teS, mofiir i6 aud 5u iterben bereit
bin."
@a befab1 ser Scatter ben Weartpe
rer ab5ulo1en uno obne SpetIe ur6
Grant in 6en &erfer 3u fiibren. &ier"
a1f trat Der nod bet6niI6e 8rrtoer
Ger fl. 8tctoria berpor -a1no berHagte
ben 0atirus, einen &atsberrn, neil er
feline S6tpeiter 8ictoria our III. Melie
gefiibrt batte. Dieie Setlige ober
fprad: u9ur6 fetnes Weeni6en
l1eberre0ung, ion6ern frettpiIIig babe
i6 Die III. @efle geb0rt; 6enns6a i@
cine gbriftin bin, 10 bin i6 aud i6ul.
big Dem @eiebe @brilti 5u gebor"
6en.''
SIR 8ruoer ipra6 gu ibr: SOU biit
unitnnig- 1tpo re6eIt tpie cine gedrrin. I"
Sic anttportete: sd BIN feine
gedrrin, ion6ern cine gbrifttn."
9a iaste Der Scatter: u8illit bit
NIT oeinem 8r1oer tpie6er na6 Sou-
| ie gebett2"
Sic anttportete: ,,Nein, 6enn t6
erfenne oieien ni6t fir neinen 8r,1-
Der an, ion6ern i9 BIN eine gbriitin
uno erfenne nur 6ieienigen als met
ne 8riioer un6 S6meitern an, ipel9e
Inn gbriitt tpil(en leioen.'
Da iaete Der &aiier: ,,S9one bet-
ner un6 folge 6en State 6eines 8ru-
oers."
Sic aber iprad: sd oerlaiie met
ne 8rii6er unb S9tpeltern ni6t, benn
i6 befenne sir, oaB ib init ibnen Ser
fl, Weiie beigelpobnt uno bos I'll. Gu
frament empfangen babe.''
Ga befabI Der Gi6ter, ite in bas
IMof1ro,,ie -. s;,hro,, ,,,,S- M 00o,AoT
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0aittlpod ben %. 6ebeaas 1916

6ent oieienfgen feiern Die am 3ebn-
ten Eage befddftigt paren. Sort
iesung foIgt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
War VIGOROUSLY Make the Peace PERMANENTLY Bring Our Boys Home PROMPTLY
Keep Sister Kenny i'm America

IT HAS too long been disposed to
build a Chinese wall about itself,
to the exclusion of new things-and
has thus made martyrs of the innova
tors and held back the benefits of
their discoveries from suffering
humanity for many years, although
eventually the NAMES of the frus-
trated martyrs become renowned and
exalted and their methods and proc
esses are accepted and perfected.
In addition to withholding It's ap-
proval of new things until they are
established as sound, it withholds It's
investigation and STUDY of such
things out of prejudice against them
seeking to discourage and sup
press, when its real obligation is to
explore every avenue of research and
exhaust every HOPE for human
benefit before it is abandoned.
THAT has been the great failure of
L the American medical profession
in the case of Sister Kenny.
Instead of giving her every en-
couragement and assistance, the
medical trust has imposed blank
wall of indifference and antagonism
against her-and while she is not a
gutter, and has carried on her &C
tivities in the United States to the
point where they are firmly and per-
manently established and will ex-
pand and improve regardless of the
medical trust and even regardless of
her, it is only natural that she has
become dispirited.
The American people should in
stantly make a GREAT DEMON.
STRATION of their appreciation of
and affection for Sister Kenny, and
it would be a wonderful thing for
the American medical profession If
it would put aside it's prejudice and
JOIN in that demonstration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
The Left Wing Loses Again

lection was known, the radical or
ganization which has him on It's pay
roll-the so-called National Farmers
Union-announced that campaign
victory dinner" would be served IN
New York City-on Wednesday,
March %, in "honor" of their crest
fallen hero.
Both James G.. Patton, president
of the Farmers Union, and the dlsap-
pointed Williams himself gave out
clustering statements threatening
the senators who had voted against
Williams with political vengeance. y
WILLIAMS said further that he
w would set up at once "politl-
cal information bureau" in conjunc-
ton with the Farmers Union.
This latter move would simply
add one more to the list of radical
political terror groups, all composed
largely of the same leadership, al
ready represented by the Union for
Democratic Action, which has con-
Quoted two smear" campaigns
a gainst independent minded con-
gressmen, and by Sidney Hillman's
Political Action Committee.
DUT the left wing needs more than
I'D contributions exacted from regi-
mented labor and cajoled from
servile Thousand dollar clubs" to
make it's campaigns.
It needs new federal patronage
and treasury largesse, and 1t needs
"key men" in federal jobs.
And Congress has shown that 1t
now stands alertly on guard against
political depredations within the
government by radicals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

THERE have been three occur
4 rences recently which ought to
warn the New Deal that the employ
ment of Communists and other left
wing extremists in the federal gov
ernment runs contrary to the sound
policies of Congress and to the well
fare of the American people.
One of these occurrences was the
action of the House of Representa-
tives in establishing a permanent
committee on un- American activities,
with power to initiate legislation, as
the successor of the highly respected
and highly effective Dies Committee.
The second occurrence was the
refusal of both houses of the Con-
gress to entrust Henry A. Wallace
with command over the illimitable
spending powers of the RFC.
The third occurrence was the
positive attitude of the Senate in
rejecting, by bipartisan vote of So
to SO, President Roosevelt's appoint
ment of Aubrey Williams to head the
Rural Identification Administra-
ton with it's prospective control over
a billion dollars worth of federal
cash and credit
IN EACH instance, the political
L New Deal and its radical support
ers fought almost viciously and in
each they were defeated.
The radical forces realize that
they have suffered reputation which
has the approval of public opinion.
But they have not the good sense
or the good citizenship to give up
their disruptive fight.
AS soon as Aubrey Williams re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

THE very opposite should, of
Il course, be true,
Sister Kenny has been doing a
wonderful work here, and should be
respected and honored for 1t.
AS far as the American people
are concerned, she is held in the
highest respect and honor.
The people KNOW she has re-
paired the ravages of dread disease
in a multitude of victims.
It would seem that even the
medical trust-a combination in re-
straint of progress-would have
learned by now out of its own long
experience the unwisdom and futlllty
of resenting and resisting innova-
tions in medical science for the sole
reason that they ARE new.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
WHAT DO YOT KNOW?

Bergamot is used in the
manufacture Of ca pot
terry; CO. perfume; tcD
whisky
}-Nlczzo. speaking OF voice.
means ta) high; lh) low;
fc) medium
NICSopotamla is also called:
DaI Ir3Q; lb) Iran tcJ Hon
dura>'
Tho letters 3 p O F. stand
for lal Brothcrly and Best
order of EIkS, tb) Bcnovo-
lCnt and Protective Order of
tIkS. lc) Bountiful and Pa
tuotic Order Of ElkS2
g. Make a choice: ca the num-
bcr Of yards in a mile equals
] 7GO or $3.50: (b) the mum.
hcr Of inches IN a cubit
equals 9 or Is, (c) the mum.
bcr OF yards in bolt ot
cloth equals 20 or 4Q. Cd
the number Of feet in a
military pace equals 2l2 or
3D.. CO.. the number Of
miles IN a league equals
Z or 3?
tAnsuers IN Opposite PAge)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Political Freedom Is Backbone
OF Our Republic, Says DeMille

Folloring is the tert in part, of state
ment by Cecil b. DeMille, delivered IN an
address before st. Patrick's Day lunch
con IN Omaha, Neb., given by William NJ.
letters, president of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
I HAVE been asked to tell you the reason
l. why | no longer conduct the Radio
Theater of the Air that for many years
has brought good drama to many millions
of Americans. II may be of little impor-
tance to anyone but me that ! no longer
conduct this theater, but it is of vital i'm
portance to every man, woman and child
in this nation WHY no longer conduct it.
There are many distinguished guests in
this room today-union members, civic
and industrial leaders. hope they and the
listeners on the air hear me-not AS jury
but as the fathers and mothers and broth
ers and sisters of American children
and American men and women fighting on
the battlefronts of the world-and listen
to me just as the good Americans you are.
DUT, because my case involves a dis
- agreement with union. or at least
with union authority. it is important for
YOU to know that hold in the highest re-
gard the American labor unions.
They have done fine job for the
American laborer
And the magnificent and super
human job that the American working
man has done during this War (regard-
less of e.ceptions) makes one of the
greatest sagas of unified endeoUor the
,Uorh has eUer Witnessed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Brain Game

In the first three raids l3oo
planes in large force on
japanese mainland targets
recently. American B-29S
rained incendiary bombs ON
three Of JapanS leading
cities Can you name thCm
Are frijoleS name used IN
Mexico and Spanish hmeri-
countries: tal pancake
6hl beans; Co unmarried
girls?
5-What American city n now
more than 100 600 was
planned by a large industry
and developed since the
year 1905?
,-True or false: ts) Fam
boanga is a famous trading
center in Central Africa
CbJ first man 20 fy ln
America was John !. Mont
gomery2
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

MIR. JEFFERS is union man. He has
A'A carried a union card for 50 years
AS union man, he rose to be president OF
the great Union Pacific Railroad.
He was not of the landed gentry. His
father pounded earth behind the track
layers-as this pioneer railroad crawled
westward And Bill Jeffers got job as
telegrapher, Joined the Teegraphers'
Union-from chOice-not by force or coer-
con or political maneuvers.
THAT IS FREE AMERICA. THAT IS
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY-WH
THE son OF AN IRISH IMMIGRANT
BECOMES PRESIDENT OF THE RAIL
ROAD CN WHICH HIS FATHER
DROVE SPIKES.
Political freedom is the backbone of
the Republic. DESTROY it and you have
broken the back of the United States.
I AN union man and | believe ! am
Il speaking for an overwhelming ma jorty
Of union men-eaderS and members both
when | say the American workman MUST
BE POLITICALLY FREE. Free from CO.
ercon and intimdaton-with the right to
make up his OWN MIND at an election
WHAT CANDIDATES AND MEASURES
HE SHALL APPROVE OR DISAP-
PROVE. To which candidates and meas
ures he shall give his money and support,
and to which he shall refuse his money
and his support.
EOR 10 years have conducted radio
Il theater of the air. After ! had been
conducting it for a year or so, union was
formed under the title of the American
Federation of Radio Artists. | was asked to
join and did so, and paid my 500 year
dues without question.
In joining the union did not suspect
that I Was required to giUe up my rights
as an American citizen-or that Uould
eUer be asked to place unionisn oboUe
Ameyicanisn,-or that I Would not be
free to support What party, people or
propositions I desired to supporter
that I uould actually be removed from
my Job because Wouid not concede the
right of Others to think for me poiiti-
caiiy.
EREEDOM has made America great,
Il and there can be no freedom for the
nation if its people are not INDlVlDU-
ALLY FREE.
About Aug. 16, 1914, I received let
ter from A. F. K. A. Chats the abbrevi-
ated name for my union), the first para
graph of which reads as follows:
by action of the board of directors Of
A. +. X. A., each member has been as.
seSsed to finance the campaign in Opposi-
tion to No. II or the mistitled Right of
Employment Amendment to be submitted
on the state ballot in November"
The last paragraph of the letter says
in part:
Immediate payment of the assessment
is required Ii must be paid on or before
Sept. l, 1914. Failure to pay will result in
suspension"
CUSPENSION. of course, automatically
- costs YOU your Job.
You will note the board of directors
fox roIittea1
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

S-When President Roosevelt
recently nominated nine
lieutenant generals Ghrce
stars TO hc fuH generals
lfour stars in the L. S.
army. hc raised the total Of
four star generals 90: JaJ
II; (b) is; tcJ "a
Robert Walker and Judy
Garland are teamed in q
new movie built around Il
4S-hour pass. What is It's
utIe7
You often hear of the stra'o-
sphere but do YOU know the
name Of the lower atmos-
pbcre in which We live ?
Why are the years 1879,
1907 and 1929 important in
I. s. financial history?
Knowledge Test
Bv DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY
The Colosseum ls really the.
.lal FIauan anphitheator;
lrI hlguStan amphitheafCr;
Co Caesar amphitheater?
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

1T IS a stunning shock to the coun-
l. try, and an utter shame and dis
grace to the American medical trust
that Sister Kenny-the Australian
nurse who originated the beneficial
system of treating infantile paralysis
which bears her name-is consider
ing leaving the United States.
Sister Kenny has offered her re
signation to the Minneapolis insti.
tute in which she has carried on her
work with so much benefit to the
American people and announced her
intention of returning to Australia.
While the resignation has not
been accepted, and she may yet be
persuaded to remain, the disappoint
ments and humiliations she has
endured are not undone-and it is a
sad commentary on our national
sense of gratitude and appreciation
that, if she remains at all, it will have
to be under continuing circumstances
of disappointment and humiliation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

I2-C THE DETROIT TIMES
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-08

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-08
Well Makes 100 Barrels In III Hours
Flow Test Emphasizes Worth
OF Sheldon Dome Discovery

CASPERmpOrtanee of the Sheldon Dome strike OF the Carter
Phillips and Keryn emphasized this week when
the discovery WELL flowing wide through tubing made 1895
barrels of 39gravy crude in III hours from the Embar
Following the wdeopen flow test the well pinched down
flowing rate of II barrels hour through quarternch choke