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Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

unbeoroben unter Dem Qiht Der
Come 0aliegt lit cine Oiiltere Dtab.
NINA oarotl, mas Elm n1diter &rieg
fiir IStG0te 6e0ellten miro" ld)retbt
Irep Mf0oleton pm ser Stem yort
Eimes in elmer Gepei6e aus YnrIs
nad ieiner &iidfe6r aus ser oeut-
iden Suuptltaot, wobin er iid alS
8ertreter Ser geiamten amerifani-
iden @reiie 9egdben bate
,,Gas @nOe ser ItGotiiden 3ioiIi.
lotion oes @eiteus lit feline leere
8bruie mdbr, ion0ern cine fiirdter-
lld]e Sutiade, Ole bereitS in @rtN-
maite ser Menidbeit it," fiigte er
bin5u, lin fp%rt5afu9ren:
,,G61leid Berlin MIR einen 8or-
aeidmod oelIen BARTLETT, mas Der
nddite 9rieg bringen Oiirite, lit lem
Nn6lid oennoh entiebli6. SIS berrl6t
ga cine Atmoipb1re 0es 1oOes un0
Ser 3eriebung mie in feiner anoeren
Der idmer 6ombar0ierten tStGote
mo sic @eli6ter Ser Meni6en 5ei-
gen cine 2eere, Die gan5lih nnabnllb
lit nit Sem @eiidtsaus0rud Der
9on0oner m16renD oes 9libfrieges
BON 1910 ODER Ser beutigen 9efpob-
ner BON 6yrnnffurt, elmer ~gleldtollS
ifypar 3er6om6ten Staot.
Sic @liien baben periu6t, cine
aepilie Sr0nunq in Oas Gbaos BON
Berlin gu ibringen. IS ut Hbnen
g%elungen, Die meilten &riimmer aus
Sen widtigeren StroBen Deg5uIAaf-
len - in anoeren olleroings liegen
lie nod bis in @ruitbG5e gebauft.
Sic baben es aud 3ufpege gebra6t
in einigen ser an Ser Yeripberie 9e-
Ieaenen @ebiete Autobus- u10 Stra-
ben6abnlinnien wieoer in 8etrieb
81 Ieben un0 in manden Be5irfen
sic @a"Iier5ufubr gu reparieren. aber
mas bis iest sei6eben lit, beoeutet
bloB elm 0otbebelf, mie Die anf Dem
9flolter beri1mliegenoen Waller-
rDDre De3eu8en.
,;geah elmer 6abrt Sltrh oie Staot
am porigen 8ienstag lit Sbr &or-
Respondent gu ser anldlauung ge.
langt, oaB es cine Generation ooer
nod LANCER oauern miro, Berlin
wieoeraui3llbauen l0fern Die
0eltiden, geidmGdt Ourd fiinfein-
baOb Sabre Grieg, ~iiber6aupt iemolS
imltanOe iinO, cine iold foloiiale ar-
belt git poaenoen.
,,SInna6erno 100000 Meniden
bon elmer @or : 9riegss8 eo0lferung
BON 4500,000 - Die &uIien fonn.
ten sic genaue 3abl nod nidt iider
feItteGen II Ie6en iest in uiro rings
UNI S5enerien ser 3erit0rung, Die
aaes ii6erIteigen, mas Die @elt ie-
mails qeieben bat. 9lus Der groBten
5ta0t oes Sentiments lit oas Ser3
beraugqeriiien fporoen, un0 WtaB-
lta6e, Die man antpen0et, penn man
sic i3eritorung in anOeren StaOten
miBt, loiien lid nidt auf Berlin
l~lbertragel.
,jSo fam ma ettDa IN oielen
8e3irfen nid)t mebr pon 8omben-
fratern ODER 5erl6metterten Saulern
ipre6en, lonoern einiad leolglih
bon ser So9e ser Sduttberge.
IieIe ~unge5euren 8pramiben BON
rotgeGben 8riimmern iino oaes, mas
BON Gauienoen pon @e6allben iibrig
geblidben lit. Gie 9eutiden 6atten
DffenIidtlid gebofft, Ben Sdutt aug
ser Staot gu entiernen. Sod bot
ten lie nietnals geniigenb 3eit, oiele
Arbeit ourf3Iiiibren,
PIN IbeIten fam mon oas opue
@uSmaB oes ShaOens BON Der Suit
aus leben. SIT man NIT Dem Slug
3eug iS6er Dem Giergarten, 10 fam
maj naA ie0er &id)tung i6auen
uno miro nidJtS anoeres leben als
@inooe uno 8erpiiltung. SIS NOR
oies oll elmer 3eit, 0a in Staoten,
sic leben, oie Qihter a~Iiitrablen.
lleber oas 4ntlib bon Berlin aber
froderr oie lSdatten, our6 feinerlel
2iht erl0it.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
RaMs koltsuimtc

SONIC mitB INNER an trodefep
Srten aufbetpdbrt meroen. 9ie $50.
ii9gldier iino felt NIT 9ereontent-
papier 3n peridlieBen. @enn Sonig
ourd) 5eudtigfeit iorer gemorOen
lit, muB man i'm leidt mieoer alf-
foden. 8rii6e getpor0ener Soaig
miro midSer flor, penn er in beiBes,
aber nidt fodenoes 8aiier gelteat
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
lit tpeiie.

1T tDeile.
Shon balb gemeiitert iino @efab-
rem, Die Wa6e Sinne reGt3eitig err
fannten.
Mande Qeute glauben nur 0aS,
mas iie ieben; Dieoer anoere ieben
MIR baS, mas iie glaliben.
@er nidt mebr lernf, bat aufge-
bort 81 leben.
Wit einem @ebeimnis lit es mie
nit elmer pbotograpbiihen Platte;
einmol Dem Sageslidt alsgeiest, lit
es mertlos.
$50 ltnipiae am @erfe lit, miro
elm @erf ME gut gelingen.
@are es moglif), muir 6as 81 fun,
mas Menfden gerne tunL 10 miiroen
piele gur ni6ts tun.
4arI 2. DIARY.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

S6aglingsmdide nibt bloren: I'm
cine eintretenoe &ei5ung ser emp.
Kindergarten Snut oes Sdu9lings
ourb 9ebIoute @dide gu perbiiten,
idmmle man 0ieie beim @oi1en in
einem g%eionOerten @efdB llno ipiile
tie nun in florem, 8uerit parmem,
Loann faItem 8aiier, obne ieOen gu.
Iab bon @aidblali.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN
erprebte Ns,epte
@ebadene 0laffarpnis NIT Sal!


1 8afet @abogen Maffaronis
"a TaiIe gebutterte @rottrumen
1 TaIie gerid6euer Sale
~ 8oiien HaDmiouce
Mun fofe Die Mtaffaronis Die
aui Dem Pafet porgei6rieben. Niade
oie &dbmialtce uuo fiige Ben Sale
bitt5u, luiie es fohen bis es gut per-
mll6t lit. Qege n~blpedfelno 2agen
bon Sauce un0 W2afforonis, i6IieBe
db init Souce unO Ben 8rotfrumell.
8ade inn Sieu, bel 1898 20 Mini-
ten ODER bis sic 8rotfrumen braun
iino. 8eift iiir 6 Yerlonen.
Nfit Sale sefiiate Yfefier
6 CRIME Yfeffer
/ 9eel0rfel Sol5
2 Taiien 0aiier
~ 0aiie Quart Sale
2 gut geidlagene @ier
1 Briie Rfeffer
1 Teeloffel 3nie6el
~ Saiie 8er0riidtes gefloftes Cereal
W1an 1dneIoe ole Bfeffer in 9dlt-
ten, ser Q1nge nadl uno nebme ole
SoBmen beraus. &o6e sic Yfeffer
in SolSpaiier 5 Minnten Dor, Ooer
bis lie wei9 iino. 6iige Dem Guorf-
Sale Ole 3utnten in angege6ener
@eibeniol9e 5u. 6iiae ole Bieffer
uno bode lie i'm Sfen, bei 1858 %
Minuten. Serbiere nit 9omdten-
Sauce. Heiht fir 6 Beuionen.
9iOter Semfel
70 8fo. idarfer &die
/ Dole f~on0eniierte RomatensS uppe
IA Seel6ffel trodner ooer prepa-
rierter Moltri6
/ lei6t geldlageneS 81
A Sdeiben 8rot o0er Graders
Mon gieBe toie Suppe in cine
&uileroae, fiage &Gie bin3u, gerie.
ben o0er gerpiirfelt. &ode i'm @ai-
ietbao, bis ole Mlidung gas3 geA
fdmol3en it, mobei man oalterno
ritbrt. 0e6nle eS pom 6euer un0
fiige MoItrih nod @eidmad 6in3u
nno 0as 81. Mi6e gut un0 reihe es
auf beiBem Soalt OOer Graders.
&eidt iiir 4 Berionen.
BefOdtc S6rimps
~ &Fo. friide Sbrimps
/ Seeloffel Snl5
8 Iaiien @aiier
1 Starge Selerp
1 Brtie Gbpmion
1 SproB Beteriilie
Man walhe ole S6rimps in fol-
fem @aIier ull0 perie lie in tart
fofen0es Sal3maiier. 6iige Gel
IerD, S9pmtan uno &eteriilie bit6u
l1n6 luIie es 15-20 Milnlten TO
den, o0er bis sic Sdolen lid roia
fdr6en. @ieBe ob. @e0ede nit
faltem @aiier gum &iiblen, gieBe
mieoer ob mo entferne sic S6alen,
geine mo Die idtpar5e 2inie ooer sic
gingepepoen28en nelde am &iif-
fen Der S6rimps entlang lGult.
8eiht fir 6 8erionen.
@cbadener sefiater uSlme Sill"
4 @To. 8lne 6ii6
/ @Bloffel Sob
S1iien grotfiilung
Man entierne Die @rdten aus Dem
6aId uno reinige i'm. 8eitreue i'm
Don innert uno uuBen nit Sal3.
7iiQe i'm, uno binoe i6n an espa 3
Stelen %3uiarnmerL ioOoB er sic Sill
lima out 9alt. 9ege Ben Slid IN
cine uffene 8funne Obne 8ailer ltno
bode i'm i'm Diem bei 1858 1
Stupoe uno 10 Minuten ooer big
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
@eOamfenlplitter

9oppelt groB iino Die @efabren,
oie ii6 8und6it ni6t ais @efobren
oeigen.
Ger @anfelmiitiBe 1T bes @tuti-
gen SflaDe.
@ar man6er ih0ne Sies wirO
our6 Nadgeben errungen.
Ger @unid lit 6es @eni6en
groBter arbeitgeber.
Glgen0 oertrdgt fem gigeulOb.
gernuuft it Die Diplomatic OeS
@erltan0es.
geines Sauies Snnere offenburt
oein Ser8.
@er @iiien nit Grfubrltng part,
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
seacrO Saanus

: 5afen feine 8rotfrumen
1 groBe geipiirielte 3Dierbel
1 8aiie gepiirfelter SenerD
, gBlOfiel gepiirielter griiner @fef=
Ter etrr
1 8eel6ffel Sal8
1 Rriie 9feffer
1 9riie 9bpmion
2 Ssel0ffel @ittter ooer Margarine
u Saiie Mjl6
@fan iiige Den 8rotfrumen 3wie-
bal, Selerp, Gieffer i1no @epiir3e
81. @alie 0aS Set in ser Milf)
ldmel3en un0 fofe es a6. 6iige oie
3liiIi.9feit Ser grotmiIdung 81 uno
permiide gut. Grgibt 2 SaIien.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
nGr bat Oberpaicr"

Ger obige alisorud itammt bonn
Miiblenmeien. Sci Sen i~ogenannten
pberidlGdtigen 8oiiermiibIen fdut
oos 8aiier BON oben auf oas Miibl-
rao uno iebt es in 8etuegung; BEL
niebrigem @nlieritano oerlagt Die
4ntriebsfraft. Grit, tpenn Ger Stub
ober Bod nieoer geniigeno @aiier
fiibrt, bot aud Ser MiiGer tpieoer
,Gberiuaiier". Sierber gebort auf)
ser ausorud u0as lit @oiier allf
feline MiibIe", baS paBt ibm gerooe
10. aud ionIt gibt oas @niier 5l
pielen Grandchildren 8eranlaifung.
90 lagt man BON einem Meniden,
Ser einen entt6uidt bat. Dem man
nidts SdIedtes 5~lgetraut bdtte.
u9abei iiebt er aus, als fonne er
fem 8aiierlein triiben." Seer iid
unniibe Mrbeit mad]t ,,gieBt @oiier
in Elm Sieb", pie Die 0anaioen Der
griediiden Sage, Ole in einem Sob
nit olirblo6ertem 8ooen @aiier
tragen muBten. Gin 5meifelbaftec,
ourdtriebener Meni6 lit init alen
@aIiern gemuiden". Ser ausorud
uGus 8aiier itebt ibm bis gum
Sols", er itedt tief in S6uGoen. be-
oeutet i~eltlamertpeiie nasfeIbe mie
0as aegeniablide l8ilo o@r iibt alf
Dem Grodenen". Sier lit babel emit
meoer an Den Slid geoa6t, ben cine
@ene an ben Strand ~getporfen bat,
ODER an oas 5diff ouf Der llntiefe.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Die flnse @aara

,,@arum bot ser Seeoffi8ier eli
men Doldb Mama."
oGamit er in Gee Iteden fam,
Grnui"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

! Sir manaer 8rauf9eit Iduere
Hein ]
8ibt es int gansen @cltsebGnOe
Nmr cimen tuabren geneiauss-
ueiH: ...ix
Ginen sOlOeHen Sedcr OOa
: SremOe.
6riOo Sdan3
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Bed

Sic ioeten mir bod, oaB Sdilo-
froten oreibunoert Sabre aft fper-
oenl Meine lit aber am ieIben Gage
~geitorben, an Dem ib iie bel S6nen
5~efouft babel"
Dgos mar aber Yed), mein Serrl
oa miiiien Die oreibun0ert Sabre
arQo I'M aemeien Iein!"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

SleiSer= nmS GtUfffnappbeit IOlte fem SinOernis Elm Oab Sbre RinSer
ntdd miner gut auseOscn limb. Sin alter Nn5ng, Mantel, 5dlafrOd
Ooer SausfldO ent6aten Dnl StOff Der bpa %seidiftem SGnoen su bib
ibn &tHSeriaden nmgearbettet ner0en fam. Die gefGaiqen Glpi6er,
Die bic flrucn Maoden i'm Bib trasen, aurOen aus alien, bmmtfarbigen
SemOen gemadt. Sine 9rnfidrft ugOnr discarded Tabrics unGfe gg
GlOt6es fr CHILDREN, gbt Her 0as 1lmatbeiten bUn aten Gadben iee
getuanidtc AuSfnnft mnO hbt alien fei 5mr Gerfaemns, bic elm franfier-
ties, idbiaSrchicrtes SUuUert an Oas v@eeSheuOrf department." 6ider
3etmng einfenOen nnO nm 3nIenOnmg uOm Scarlet 0r. sc 5932 erIuden
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Stn N~agemeinem
0as 6mhm

9as Gubn
0@eIdes lit oas ttiislidite 9ier?"
u8as Subn, Serr 2ebrer."
uWieio9"
u8ir fonnen es eiien, bebor es
geboren unO nadoem es ~geitorben
!.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
gpriidtiaer Ganf

uMein Ser. babe i'd Sbnen aud
ben ridtigen Manta gegeben?"
uNein ~ oanfe iebrl"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Gicrc ichcn Sid an
geraleid

@ersleid
Gas lit ain SIR @epi, Ser
S6rIter2 Gin biibfher Sunge!"
uSa, ltno l6lauamie elm 9adl!"
4
SIN NfllgemeineH
,,Sat Scr 8eflagte sic ni6t aud
Dds" genonnt2"
&ldger: oNein - MIR 10 i'm aa-
gemeinen HinoDiebl"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

Der Sid peid lit. aeitt fir 6 Ser miro.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Married
To Officer

MISS MARY ELIZABETH
vi SCHULTZ. daughter OF Mrs.
Margaret Leffingwell of Philip
avenue. and 1t. (jg( Wiltred
II. DompIcr, USNR, son OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Alfred Dompler OF
UICKCTSOn avenue, were married
Saturday. Ia 81 Martin Church.
The bride wore ivory satin
made with hooped skirt and
off-shouldcr neck line Her
ffncerttp- veil was caught to her
hair with \ Coronet Of lace and
she carried white orchids
Miss LOIS Mary Schultz, sister
Of the bride. was maid oil honor.
Another sister, Mrs Chester
CTaUCh. and MIS-. r I'd m a n
Osplack were bridesmaids. John
Dun'ford was best man and Sgt:
John Clancy and + d m u n d
Schultz. brother Of the BRIDE
seated the guests.
A wedding breakfast was
served in the Whittier and "A
reception took place IN the
brides home in the evening. 49,.
1t. and Mrs. Dompler VIII
make their home in California
temporarily.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
. !, Pee. 4-s.pi H. lq4s { pLIRun svIDAI ILAL!
Birmingham Players Meet

during 1t DunnOCk's absence
IN Toxic
TIE FIRST meeting In BIT.
mlnCham of the Plcty HI
chapter Will be held Tuesday
~ tho home OF MrS. Nathaniel
{ Kern WHOM assisting hos
tc>seS VIII BE- Mrs. Henry a..
NIanicy Mrs. u. {. James and
Mir Charles kHttte- Mr. H t.
Hanaday VIII give A review ot
the past years work
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Shin
nick Josephine Smith of Pop
pleton road announce the birth
of a daughter. Donna Josephine,
on Sept. 6.
Dick RooS OF Decatur III. was
the guest OF the Edward $. Reid
,Jrs. for several days this week
en- route 10 his home from Har-
ward University where he is a
member Of VIZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Florida Hotels
Set Opening Dates
1Letsn studio

DATES FOR the formal ]
opening and closing for the
ie45-46 season OF The Breakers
at Palm Beach and the Hotel
Ormand at Ormand Beach were
announced today by officials oil
inc Florida Fast Coast Hotel
Co. Both properties arc opera
ted by the Flagler System, plo-
peerS in the build IN { and
maintaining of resort hotels IN
Florida
The Breakers will open Dec
"A. and close on April 15. II
will again he under the manage
ment Of John w Greene.
The Ormand will open Jan.
3 and close Arpll Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Folk Arts Shop
Adds Instructor

MISS LOLA DE GRILLE,
nationally -knoMn-auIhnrliN- On
folk music and dancing, will ION
The staff of the international
Institute or Detroit ON Monday
for a five-day Folk Arts Work
shop program 10 be conducted
by the institute. The program
oi events will begin with a Po-
liSh tea.
There will be two classes IN
puppetry each day and classes
in folk music. foreign cookery
and music.
In the evenings 4 folk arts
specialist will lead a general as
sembly organized around her
special field of interest Lectures
and discussion sessions dealing
with textiles. music. folk lore
and customs will be featured.
Mrs. Fern S. Gunkel Is aCtlVl-
ties director Of the institute.
Miss Thelma James is chairman
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Dearborn Women
To Meet Saturday

THE DEARBORN WOMEN'S
CLUB Will meet on Sept - At
| 80 y m. for luncheon at
Ford Field. Mrs. W. G. Elbler
IS chairman Assisting her are
Mrs. r. S. Shepard, Mrs {. A.,
Christensen and Mrs. George
FCSSmer.
The music group VIII open
It's fall schedule on Monday
with meeting AZ tho home of
Mrs s. c. Weir Of Morrow
Circle. New members VIII be IN
troduced. Mrs. L. + DuNall IS
the new chairman. Mrs. r y.
Californian Is director and Mrs.
Weir aCCompanlSt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Births

LINDA LOUISE BROWNE
born Aug. 50 to 1t. and
Mrs. Roger j. Browne tHllda
Faulkner.
JAMES DENNIS POWELL
born Sept. 8 8 tto Mr.. 7Hd
Mrs. Robert Dillon Powell
donna richardson,
ROSALINE MARY KRON-
NER- born Sept.--tn
1t. and Mrs. William O'Neill
Kronner Jr. (Joan Millen-
BACH,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Musicalea at
lie Oct. II
CROSSE lie, Sept. Is.

CROSSE liz, sept. 10
A MOTHER of Crosse Hes or
"A eanizations to get under
way for the winter season is the
Friday Musicale.
Oct. u is the date for the
opening meeting which will take
place in the home of Mrs. John
karmazin. The Soloist for the
afternoon will be Emily Mutter
Adams, violiniSt. accompanied
by Miss Margaret Mannebach.
Officers for the year are Mrs.
Sidney Corbett III. president;
Mrs. Cyrus Kinsman, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Myron Vorce. treas
urer; Mrs. George Weightman,
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
RI. c. l.. Jackson. recording
secretary; Mrs. Reginald Leg
gette, program chairman; Mrs.
Howard Roderick, membership
and Mrs. John Karmazin, school
music.
Mrs. Robert Gillian has in
vited the playmateS OF her son,
Bobbie. for his third birthday
party Sept. Is. Those invited
are:
Johnny Clcc sharon Johnson
Beverly klcpn tdGle ShutN
loan jackson y u Stone
Barbara Jackson Tommy MetCsu
pIckev Arms carol MetCAN
Bilite Wilson Geraldine Stanko
Betty Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Culver
and their sons PVT. Ward JT.,
John and -Phil=haVe- returned
from a trip by boat TO Buffalo.
While there they took short
trips by car 10 nearby points OF
interest.
MIR. and Mrs Howard Rod
erick and their Children-Gracle,
Sally. Lee and Judith-have re-
turned from Sardinia ny,
where they spent the summer
Ii. and Mrs. Shepard -kiPS'
man with their small daughter
Margaret, arrived today 10 hC
with the Cyrus KinSmans oI
Gray drive. 1t. kinSman has
received his discharge from the
navy and with his family pian'
TO make Crosse He his future
home. 1
Mrs. John {. Wright is Sfend
inc this weekend in Glenview
III. where her husband, Cmdr
Wright, is stationed
Mrs r. Walter Pepke ha
lust returned from Brooklyn
n. Y. where she went with he
daughter, Elizabeth, who en-
tered Pratt Institute 10 stud,
designing and advertising,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Brodys Leave
On HoneYmoon

OUR LADY OF GOOD COUN-
Gil CHURCH was the scene
Saturday morning of the mar
riage of Miss Alice Skowronek,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Skowronek of Garvin avenue,
and Floyd NJ. Brody, son of Mrs.
Michael J. Wesley Of Barlow
avenue. II ~
A wedding breakfast was
served al the Whittier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brody left on a wedding
trip through northern Michie N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Theta Omega Phi
Names Officers

THETA OMEGA PHI So
RORITY members will meet to-
day for a rush tea to be held in
the home of Miss Joan Grace In
Parkside avenue.
Newly elected officers arei
Miss Patricia Sullivan, prssi-
dent: Miss Frances Clark. vice
president: Audrey -Frederieks.
recording secretary; Miss
Margie Ulrich, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Maryanna
Blinstrub, pledge mistress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Hioh School Club
.ParIeY Sept. Y

OFFICERS AND committee
chairmcn of all senior high
school Girl Reserve Clubs in the
Detroit YWCA will meet for an
all day conference Sept y at
10 q m. in the Central YWCA.
a program Of events has been
formulated including round Ia
bic discussions, group, lectures,
a worship service and recreation
period
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Garden Group TO Meet

THE FIRST fall meeting of
the Dearborn branch OF the
WomanS National Farm and
Garden Association will he =
box luncheon Monday AT 1880
n. m. in the home OF Mrs. Alan
Chapel of Joy road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

arrived AT the home Of her par
cntS, The a. J. AuchterlonicS al
-N4He Lake to stay with them
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-13
JUNEAU WINS BOTH GAMES
 LAST NIGHT
Tourney Standin gs Now Are Ketthikan Men,
 Z; Ladies, i

Last night on the Elks Alleys, the Juneau mems team won their first kegling contest of the cur rent Ketchikan-Juneau tournament by score of 2,726 to 2,485, and the Juneau women's team won their contest with the Ketchikan women by the slim margin of 2,l44 to 2,129.
 The Ketchikan men now have won two games to Juneaus one. The Juneau ladies lead in their part of the tournament, with two wins to Ketchikan's one.
 Last nights contest brought out some exceptionally good scores with most men keglers rolling 500 or above, and the women, for the most part, 400 or over. Every mem Der of the Juneau Mems team went over the 500 mark.
 Complete scores follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-13
ARMY OFFICERS
 TO BE COACHED
 IN ATHLETICS

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 Seven widely known athletic figures will soon leave for the Mediterranean War Theatre, where they will con- duct coaching schools for Army athletic officers F r
 Cecil Isbell, football coach at Purdue University and former Ma tional pro luminary, will demon strate gridiron tricks, while How ard Hobson, University of Oregon basketball coach, will tutor soldier athletes in the cage sport.
 William Cayanaugh, West Point, will handle boxing, and H. William Hargiss, formerly of Kansas Uni versity, will take care of the track and field end
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ktspADEM, NELSON
 IN FIRST PLACE TIE IN
 OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13-Gang- ling Harold Jug" McSpadden fal- tered in the final round of the New Orleans Open Golf Tourna- ment, staggering in with a four over-par round for a 284 total; ending up in a first-place tie with Byron Nelson of Toledo. Nelson and McSpaden will play for the title tomorrow over one 18-hole round.
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. . . V . v TIDES TOMORROW

FROM SEATTLE Phyllis La Sorta, registered from Seattle, is guest at the Baranof Hotel
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H0SpllAl NOTES

Mrs. George Dalton and infant sen have been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Anna Jensen, medical patient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Master Richard Genthner has been admitted to St. Ann's Hos pital to undergo tonsillectomy.
 Elmer Reed has been admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical att tention. K
 Mrs. Thomas Parke, a surgery patient. has been admitted to St. Ann's Hospital.
 Master Charles Smith has been admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical attention.
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MACHINELESS Permanent waves. Given in your home If desired.
 Phone Red 483 for appointment.
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kET(HIkAN B0WLERS
 ENTERTAINED TONIGHT

The bowlers from the Ketchikar Elks Lodge will be entertained to- night in the Elks' Ballroom by the Emblem Club.
 This feature will start after the night games are played and those invited to entertain the visiting bowiers are members of the Elm blein Club. Elks and their ladies.
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WANTED

. . ATTN. MARTIN NUNNER . Martin Nunner wanted in .
 Fairbanks immediately by .
 Fritz Werther. All expenses . paid, but bring bed to go . north with me. .
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St. Margaret 5 Guild
 Meeting Wednesday

Members of St. Margarets Guild of the Church of the Holy Trinity will meet tomorrow night at 8:45 o'clock in Parish Hall, according to announcement made today.
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PIANOS RENTED-Tuned Ander-
 son Shop.
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FOR SALE

1883 CHEV. SEDAN-$75. Simmons box-spring and inner-spring mat .tress, dresser, single folding metal bed and mattress, cabinet model GE radio with short wave band and misc. articles. 626 7th. St.
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NOTICE!

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson will ar i've in Juneau on Monday, Febru- Try 18th, to examine eyes and fit lasses. Office in Blomgren Bldg, phone 636.
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WANT ADS [!
MISCELLANEOUS

.TANITOR SERVICE-Window and house cleaning. Reasonable. V. Qui. Phone 346.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-03
Tall Tower Topics
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

s'Cal" Marsela is putting away his Army uniform the livery of his country he served so wel so efficiently and proudly He's donning this week uniform Of blue and the traditional brass buttons of law enforce rnent oficer-a member of the Waterbury Police De- pertinent. He is veteran of World War No. as well World War No ?, having served with the immortal Yankee Division in 1917-18. He gaSsed in action serving with the AEF, but being one of the youngest recruits to leave Waterbury, he shook off the effects of the mixture that proved physically demoralizing to many of his buddies He entered World War with the rank of lieutenant. He out major, with campaign ribbons to show months of service in "hot spots" there. So it's Major Marsella, U S. Army retired returning to the role of Patrolman "Cal Mar sela May congratulate the Waterbury Police Depart rnent for having such distinguished member on its it's roster He had what it takes to make good soldier in the AEF. and splendid officer in the current globa fight. He has what it takes to make efficient police officer There being several vacancies several good jobs open in the police department, most respectfully leave to the honorable board of police commission CTS to decide whether such talent such evidence of leadership should go unrecognzed salute to the re- trng major salute to the returning patrolman. Best of luck, buddy!