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arrested. The woman named one.
He, in turn, named his alleged COM
panion
After their arrest the victim de-
cided she id not want to sign a
formal complaint which was
necessary If the men we're to be
held in jail
AZ the last minute the woman
changec her mind and decided 70
sign. The men we're Immediately ar
raigned on formal charge of rape.
That happened at 9:3C Tuesday
morning
In court the defendants plead not
guilty and were held on $500 bonS.
AT 10 pm. Tuesday night tie
same woman who signed the
complaint charging that she had
been assaulted appeared at the
Wyandotte police station and
posted $500 bond to secure the
RELEASE of one of the defendants.
Police are shaking their heads.
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FOR SALE-LOTS
81 TT. ESQ #. Riverbank. $500
cash. Phone 1992-R. (226OC)
Legal Notice
Petitioner: John Kalamian

Vol nIiHdmSOns Dc8r00ru, Mich.
State Of Michigan. County OF Wayne,
-. 263, 100.
At a session OF the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne, held at the Probate
Court Room in the City OF Detroit, on
the Second day Of October, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and forty-five
Present Patrick H. OBrien. Judge Of
Probate.
In the Matter OF the Change OF Name Of
JOHN KALAAIAN, an adult.
On reading and filing the petition
of the said JOHN KALAMIAN praying
that his name be changed to JOHN
KALAM:
It is ordered. That the Thirty-Fir
day Of October, instant, at ten o'clock in
The forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
pointed for hearing said petition.
And ft Is further Ordered, That a copy
OF this order be published once In each
week for three weeks consecutively pre-
yious to said time OF hearing, in the
Wyandotte News-Hsrald, newspaper
printed and circulating In said County
OF Wayne.
Patrick H. O'Brien,
Judge Of Probate
"a true copy
Martha Jeffrey, Deputy Probate Register
(THURSD Oct. IL 10. IS
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Obituary.
WILLIAM e. McEACHRAN

Funeral services for William E.
McEachran, II, of 1873 Third
street, who died Monday in the
office of a local physician, were
held at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Nixon funeral home with the Rev.
c.. H. Severance officiating. Burial
was to be at Alpena at 2 pm. to-
day.
Mr.. McEachran is survived by four
sons, Edward, George, Roy and
Raymond. all of Wyandotte, and
one brother, William, of Cheboy-
gan.
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Legal Notice
Petitioner: Michael ocIab

1888 Turner Ave.. Detroit 4, Mich.
State of Michigan, County Of Wayne.
IS. 283, 100.
At a session Of the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne, held at the Pro-
bate Court Room In the City of Detroit,
on the Twenty-Seventh day Of Setember.
in the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-fiye
Present Thomas C. Murphy. Judge of
Probate.
In the Matter of the Change Of Name
Of MICHAEL OCHAB an adult.
On reading and filing the petition of
the said MICHAEL OCHAB praying that
his name be changed to MICHAEL O'HOP:
1t is ordered, That the Seventh day of
November, next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon at said Court Room be APP
pointed for hearing said petiSton.
And IL IS further Ordered. Fnat b copy
OF this order be published once IN each
week for three weeks consecutively pre-
viouS to said time Of hearing, in the
Wyandotte Hews-Herald. Q newspaper
printed and circulating In said County
OF Wayne.
Thomas c. Murphy,
Judge of Probate
"a true copy
Thomas F. Mcmillan
Deputy Probate Register
(THURS) Oct. II, Is. IS
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WILLIAM G.. PERRY

Funeral services for William G..
Perry, who died October Is, at Nor
gantown, North Carolina, were held
there October 20. Mr.. Perry at one
time taught dancing in Wyandotte.
He is survived by his wife, Pearl;
one son; one daughter; brother,
Nose; and two sisters, Lena Nestor,
McFarlane, and Rose Mayhem.
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Petitioner: Harry Kulchesky


State of Michigan, County Of Wayne,
AT a session OF the Probate Court for
said County Of Wayne. held at the Pro-
bate Court Room In the City Of Detroit,
on the REIMBURSEMENT day OF September.
in the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-five.
Present Thomas C. Murphy. Judge Of
In the Matter Of the Change OF Name
of Name Of HARRY KULCHESKY. an
adult.
on reading and filing the petition Of
the said HARRY KULCHESKY praying
that his name be changed to HARRY
KOOL:
Noyemher.' next. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
pointed for hearing said petition.
And &c Is further Ordered. That copy
Of this order be published once In each
week for three weeks consecutively pre-
vious 90 said time Of hearing. in the
wyandotte Nevs-Herald. newspaper
printed and circulating IN said County
Thomas c. Murphy
Judge Of Probate.
"a true copy
Thomas p Mcmillan
Deputy Probate Register.
CTHuRs.l Oct. IL. IL. IS
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Price aboard
Record
aircraft Carrier

Jack Price, aviation ordnance
man, is serving ON board the air
craft carrier, U.SS Lake Cham
plain, the ship which has just
broken the ocean record for travel
ing from Norfolk, Virginia, to
Southampton. England. Price is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Price, 305 Superior.
The Lake Champlain, homeward
bound with troops from the Euro
pean area. is trying now to break
the record of the Queen Mary.
Price, who enlisted in the navy
shortly after his 18th birthday, has
been in uniform since August, 1914.
He has been on the Lake Cham
plain since June of this year.
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Ism (R) 514 conveys the impress
sion that Uncle Sam is taking care
of his own-an impression which
has been passed on to the Japs.
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partitions providing ample space for
clothing and the many other necessi-
ties that a family accumulates over a
period of time.
While this house was designed with
out basement, at small additional ex-
pense a basement can be included by
using the first floor utility space in
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

Members of the Ladies Mission
airy Society of the Trenton First
Presbyterian church packed several
5-pound boxes of foodstuff and
small household articles for the
needy in France on October IL. The
pastors son, the Rev. Raymond w.
TeeuwisSen, will have charge of
the distribution of the boxes which
the society hopes will reach France
by ChriStmaStime.
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Open Letter Dept.

Don Weed
Wyandotte, Mich.
Dear Don,
Having been retained as mouth
piece tor the We Eat at Don's at
Noon Club it has been thrown
in my lap to call attention TO
little matter which concerns the
daily diet of your cash customers.
The members big and little
of the We Eat At Don's At
Noon Club are so fed up with VEAL
for lunch :. day in and day out .
they are beginning to count calves
in their sleep.
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the kitchen for the stairway. The
terrace, with its built-in flower boxes,
provides a cool. comfortable spot for
outdoor relaxation.
Here is an example of how modern
planning and the utilization of built-in
furniture practically solves the prob
lem of where will we get the money"
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NAMED TO
PLANNING COMMITTEES

Carlisle Wilson and Albert T.
Kunze were appointed to the city
planning committee at Tuesdays
council session. Wilson, of so En-
mons boulevard, is an architect and
Kunze, 1929 Davis. is an engineer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Atty. Maurice B. Reistm2n
1854 Biddle Avenue. WyandOtte, Mich.
NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE

NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 33l.17s
In the Matter of the Estate OF Ed
WARD CZIRR, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all creditors
of said deceased are required to present
their claims, in writing and under oath.
TO said Court at the Probate office in
the City OF Detroit, in said County. and
to serve a copy thereof upon EMMA
CZIRR WILLIAMS. Administrative of said
estate. at 1884 Chelsea Road Trenton.
Michigan on or before the 10th day Of
December, A. D i945. and that such
claims be heard by said court. before Judge
James II. Sexton in Court Room No 3l9
Wayne County Building in the City Of
Detroit. in said County. on the goth day
OF December. A. D. l945. at two o'clock
in the afternoon.
Dated october 8, A. D. l945
James H. Sexton,
Judge of Probate
Published I'm The Wyandotte News
Herald once each week for three weeks
within thirty days from the
date hereof
(THURS.) Oct. IL, 10, IS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

DR.. Prank ]. Firnschild Of I'M
manuel Lutheran church represents
the Spiritual Mobilization move
ment in wyandotte. Spiritual Mo
bilizaton "a o national movement to
preserve constitutional government
i'm the United States and to pro-
tect its basic freedoms and spirit
ual ideals.
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Your Cans

CERTAIN DETROIT yokels are
disgustingly unhappy that the TIN
can salvage drives are over in that
city. After patriotic housewives beat
their brains out flattening the
cans destined for war industries
these smoothly operators chan
neled them into their shops by the
truckload TO make novelty
items. The racket made them rich.
This did not happen in Wyan-
dctte. Here all the cans were load
ed into box cars . shipped to de-
timing plants.
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Return

WILL THE ABSENT minded per-
son who walked off with little Al
fred's tent parked in the yard
at 281l Twenty-second street
please return same. That amt nice.
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Tickets

FOR BOYS TOWN VS. Catholic
Central see Eddie MCGEE
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SEE YOU at coffee time.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

NEW four-room house, bath and
two lots, $4,000 cash or terms.
Newman Sub, 1852 Ziegler Ave.
See owner at 2l2 Vinewood. r. L.
Ives, Wyandotte. (1797C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

TWO family frame. $4,000, $500
down, s45 per month. Call 1647J
or inquire 762 Central at Eighth.
(1994C)
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

4 ROOMS. bath. sun porch, garage,
fruit trees, two extra lots on
each side. 1899 Sixth st. (2233C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

5-ROOM house, 2 lots. Inquire 542
Negaunee, Wyandotte. (2289C)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

ooour6, 6aB fte on 9sflan5en 1m0
8dumen uno bertpeiten 8aunrltitmp"
fen @iirmer, 2arben un6 Snietten al
Ter Nrt ber5ebren.
9as getpobnli9ite gogelfutter iino
tpobl 8rotabfdue, ober aud Sleiid.
abfGue, 6a biele l1nierer Binterbogel
fleii6freiien6e Eiere fi1r6. Man tann
aud Reanutbutter an aeite unb 3wei'
ge itreiden. Iuf Der sSarm finoen bic
bungrigen @6fte freili6 mebr Sutter
als in Der @taot uno fonnen aud un=
geit6rter ibre geabrung aufiuden.
Man iollte au9 inmer einen 8ebalter
nit @oiier biniteuen urto oasIelbe tGg'
Ii6 erneuern. @etpobnt man fte 10 i'm
@inter, berbleiben tie au9 i'm Cont
mer I'M @orten uno tragen bie1 our
Gertilgung allerlei Sbd6linge BEL.
Cite geeen bic Etere lit Elm 3ei<
9en zines freigebigen, 1uobltpollenoen
@emiites. Ser @erehte erbarnt lid
ou6 ieines 8iebes uno erblidt in ibm
elm gei9opf @ottes.
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+ Tsbesan3etBex I

Sobn &onf, gelt. i'm ct. ann's Some
@etbiemane, Columbia, ga.
Gbas. 8dIdele, geit. am II. Nob.
1914, i'm 9llter bon 68 SSsabren, i'm
ct. Grancis.Solpital, Bittsburgb,
Ha.
Mbam Sdnlte, geit. am 81. Seq. 1914
in Nortpap, SSSa. Sitter 2eier.
Sutton Dberle, geit. aen IA. Seq. 1914,
1pobl borbereitet, in gblasfa, Minn.
Ilter 2eIer.
Mrs. Sbomas &oenne, ee1t. ont 81.
Suli 1914, in 8ooobapen, 8. S,
81. S. Alte 2eierin.
Spi. &uper, geit. am 26. Seq. 1914,
in 8arren, Sbio. Alter 2eier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

boben min, muB ftd nit abeefo6tem
@iiigtpaiier tpai9en. 8ei nerb0iem
&opiuden nrrB man oie @opfbout 0fs
ter nit @iiigtpaiier einretben.
l1niibertreffli6 lit @fiig BEL ben
neri6ie6enlten @rten bon Sautfranf-
beiten uro aufgeriiienen Sdnoen.
8enn Die &outtranfbeit ii6 on Sdn-
ben ooer SiiBen 5eigt, baoe man oie'
lelben in elmer NIT @iiig Cam beiten
tpeiBem @iitg) eefillten S6iiiiel,
tpenigitens 90 Min1ten lang. Nn an.
bern Eeilen Ser &orpers legt man IN
giiig getaubte Slider ouf. Man 1aiie
it6 ni6t abl6reden, 1penn anf6nglt9
Ser giitg einen brennenben S6mer5
berurIa6t.
-Bb. a., Dbio -
Mineralole iolten unter teinen l1m"
1t6noen als @bfiibrmittel gebrau9t
tper6en. sic geben bo@itens 5eittpeili'
ge grleidterung, i6aoen aber auf Die
Dauer. Mu6 Sal5e itno i9a6It6. &C.
brau9en sic bic in unierm 8latt an-
ge3eigten miloen, aus Seilfrautern
bereeiteQten Ibfiibrungsmittel. Mtan
trinfe bdufig @aiier, See ooer 2imo'
naoe. Mtun. trtnfe ieoe Stunoe einen
59lud Wei16 (ooer 8uttermild) uno
eiie Dor Dem 56lafeneeben einen aps
fel.
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Saiioparilla o6er Sariaparilla lit
cine Bflanae, bic in 8eru, Siioome'
rita, tpG9it. Meoi5iniiden 8ert bat
nur bic Bur5el. Ser abiuo oieier
8urael lit fdtpeiBtreiben6 uno lit gut
BEL @lieoerfranfbett, langtpierigen
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eiiis oorauf eteBt, i'm eine aeitIone
oorauf IdBt uno oonn nit lou4pormem
8aiier abp6i6t.
9ie Sorben bon b1nten Stidereien
erbolten ii6 beiier, tpenn man bic
Sttderet auf Elm tpeiBes NIT @1iig.
tpoiier ourdtrdnttes Sud- Ieet unb auf
tpeider l1nterloee bon Der 1i11ten @eite
biigelt.
8ei gaienbluten bat fi6 oos Gin.
5ieben BON lal1tparmem giiigtpafier
ourd Die Noie ftets betpdbrt. 8eim
Soartpai6en tut man Dem lebten
Spiilwoifer ettpas giite BEL, Der oas
friibe5eitige grerauen bes &aares ber-
binoert uno linn einen i6oner, tpei9en
@1an5 berleibt. 8er cine i60ne Sout
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

BEN Die uN6 Brinctpes" >Me0otIIe ner.
lieben tporoen. @eferino tpar ON 26.
auguit 1866 in Gbimpup, &io Reero,
geboren Ct tpuroe bon ben Soleit'
anerpatres eetauft un6 es mar iein
ein3tser 8unid, ieinem 8o1fe ols
Ipoltel gu oienen. Ct begann feline
5troien in Bieoma un6 tpuroe bon
Dem @poIto1iiden 8ttar bon Botogo'
MEN, benz nadmaligen &oroina1 Gag
liero, nit nod &om genommen. @r
itarb in fetnem 10. 2ebensiabre in
Hom na9 einem berborragen6 tugeno'
baften 2eben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

'fertieen. SO t5rtnen mir etnen neuen
Gebenstpi6tieen Sdritt auf oem Ian.
gen 8eee bortpdrts tun. q roeifen gn.
be Die 8iniliiation cine Belt gu i6of"
fen fadt, bic auf benz @eoanten ouf.
eebaut ift, bab @ott l.nier oller Boter
lit, uno oaB aIle Meniden 8riioer
ftno." - @anoerer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

Sen So1eitanern in 8uenos Mtres,
areentinien, tpuroe mtteetetlt, oaB Der
SeligIpredungspro5eB 6es Snotoner-
tnaben Geferino Nomuncura, sobn
oes Bampast0nies Gocique MonueI
Namuncura, i'm Sabre 1914 in @om
troffnet tporoen lit. Son 8apit Bius
oem Neunten NOR Dem SSnotonertno-
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Cine internatipnale ,Bill Of 6isbts''
(6ort1 1esuna bon Seite s.

(SortleBung bon Seite 81
g. DaB oieienigen, 6ie auf Der gr.
6e uurberirreu uno ni9t fdbig ODER
ni9t getpillt iin0, al ben Statten IN"
pereeBli6en S6redens 5uriid5ufeb'
rem, Silfe erbalten, um neue Seine
al finoen uno Elm neues 2eben in an"
6eren Geilen Der @elt Beginner Tom
men. Dies muB ourd Elm internatio.
males Gbfommen erm0eli6t tper6en.
4uf bieie 8etie ff0nnen mir er'
neut @ottes 8ege aum Menlden re9t.
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Ropfidmer3en uno aotarrben, Bel Sc.
ber" uno Mdloleioen. Mon tam fte
aud nit Soifofros, &oiinen uno 6en'
deliomen in atpet Quart 8ai1er a,t.
iGnmeniiieoen uno 6l,rdieiben. 9ieier
Ibiuo, bon Dem man moreens urto
obetos elm @las trinft. lit auseeaeid"
net BEL @elentrbeumatismus @i9t
u11o beilt bosarttge Gei9miire.
-N. s., Wiuu.
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broudt nidt bon Der 8eb6r6e ODER
Eieri6ubbereinen oarauf ourmerfiam
genta6t gu peroen, bic 8oeel i'm 8in-
ter 5u fitttern. 8iele oerielben 3ieben
es Dor, iiber Binter BEL uns 5u blei.
ben uno iie MAIDEN itd aud niitlid
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mel uno tpenu es iiberlebt, mub es
oem Brieiter iiberlafen meroen, Oh es
beoing1ngsmetie tpie6er getouft tpers
ben 11tltB.
- ST. 3d., Ore.
es NOR oer fran50iti6e 8rieiter r..
Ibbe CHARLES Midel be I'@pee, tpel-
der auerit oen &aubItumntenunter.
unterridt in Sronfrei9 begriinoete.
Ssm Sabre 1910 errihtete er auf ei.
gene Soften in Barts bic erIte Soub.
itummenanitalt. Seine Metbobe be.
rnbte ouf oem Singeralpbabet unb Ell.
ner tiinitli9en @ebdr6enipro9e. Ct
eenoB baIo in san5 europa bobes In-
ieben un6 es ntitanoen iiberan g(n-
italten nad ieinem Wuiter. Cine bon
CHARLES 8orbter erfun6ene 8untt"
i6rtft tpr1roe bon oen 8linoenlebrer
Souls 8ratIle (1809-52) berbe11ert.
0as Iltertum fannie feline Sir
forge fit bic 8lin6en. sic tparen Elm.
fa6 nuf ben 8ettel onge1pieien. 9os
moiotide @eieb id)iiBte fie uno ber-
f1u6te ben, Der einen 8linoen irre-
1eiten tpollte SSn Ser erlten driltli9en
8eit tporen Die 8linoen tpie eben Die
l1ngliidli9en iiberbal1pt nuf bic glr-
menpflege angetpielen. Dte er1 tie Ser
iorgunesanitalt fir 8li,1oe tpur6e &C.
gen 6as Sabr $50 bonn FL. 8oiilius
IN gaiorea orn Salps erri6tet. 9ln.
oere folgten in Seruiolem uno &airo.
Ssm 10. Sabrbunbert Qriin6ete Der FL.
Bertrand Elm iol9es in YontIieu.
Sranfrei9.
Spdter 6adte man 6aron, ntdt nur
bic unbeilbaren 8linoen 5u beriorgen,
ionoern aud bic 8lin6eeborenen ooer
in friiber Sugeno @rb1inoeten our9
8ermittlung Der notigen 8iloung un6
@rlern1ng zines Sa1r0nerfs fir Die
menidli6e @eieui9aft beron5u3ieben.
0ies eei6iebt our9 Die 8lin6enunter"
ribtsanftalten, 6eren erite bic bon @o-
nb IN Baris i'm Sabre 1884 eegriin.
bet iit. 9ieiem 8eiipiel foIeten bal6
alle &llturlanoer. SSn ben Ser. Staa-
ten eibt es berldieoene tatbolii6e
8linoenonitalten oieier @rt.
Cine fatbolii6e Bo6enidrtft fir
fatboIiide Saubitumme, >,@pbpbeta'',
miro bonn ssSnisfa6a College in Wan.
baffet, 8. S., N. g., berauseegeben.
- Nrs. 6. g., Min. -
gs gibt I'M Sausbalt faum ettpas
seiislideres, als g1li9. Inn robes
Gleiib lange friid 5u erbalten, miro
es nit @iiig eingerieben. Das bat aud
baau oen 8orteil, oaB es 5art uno
idneller ear ift. Inn Seefilde etlide
Sage frii9 gu erbolten, i6lage man
ite in Elm in @iitg getau6tes Sl16 Elm.
8etm @ai9en bon bunten &leioeritof-
fen berme1toe man @iiig, Der bic Sar-
ben erfriidt. Au9 Seppi6e uno &C.
politerte Mobel iollte man nit giitg.
tpaifer 0fters abbiiriten, mas Die Sar>
ben leben6iger erideinen 1dBt uno ite
erbdlt. Alte, unaniebnlid getporoene
2eoertaiden laiien iid our6 Ibrei'
ben nit Ia,aparmem @iiigtpafer auf'
frifden. Sobal6 6er giiig eingetrodnet
lit, poliere man nit einen1 tpei6en
Sude na9. Tim oen bollen @lan5 Die.
Der berauitellen uno Dem 2e6er gro
Bere Saltbarfett 81 geben, trage man
eeidlaeenes @itpeiB nit ettpos Ser
pentinauias auf ut6 poltere nit ets
nem meiden Eu6e.
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Narren balten off'ne Eafe1,
&luge 2eut' lpeiIen bran.
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AnAkunH
= Mter 2eIer, SbiD

<VS%V% NETV%P ~yVU
Dos &it6 mar aiiItig geta1ft.
Benn es ftorb, fam es in ben Sim.
mel uno tpenu es iiberlebt, mub es
oem Brieiter iiberlaiien meroen, Oh es
beoing.ngspetie tpie6er getauft tper.
ben u1uB.
Evening star., 1945-02-14
DRAFTING by Selection

The weight of testimony before the
House Military Affairs Committee
very clearly establishes the need for
a nurses draft. Much of this testi-
mony came from representatives of
the nurses themselves. While there
Is an understandable preference for
voluntary recruiting methods, they
have failed to meet the need. To
risk another failure by some new
experiment along other voluntary
lines seems unwiSe.
But if the need to draft nurses
has been established, it is equally
clear that the draft must be care
fully administered in accordance
with accepted principles of selective
service. Representatives of the nurs-
ing organizations have touched on
this point. Surgeon General Par
ran, in his testimony made it very
clear. Military needs have priority,
in that we cannot afford to withhold
proper and adequate care for the
wounded. But they should not be
met by indiscriminate recruiting
which would undermine what DR..
Parran refers to as the "entire nurs-
ing service structure" and which
embraces civilian as we'll as military
nursing.
None of the nurse draft bills on
which the May Committee held it's
hearings is satisfactory on this point.
A system of selection on the basis
of essentially undoubtedly will be
written into the legislation by the
committee. Whether it is admin
istered by selective service, by the
War Manpower Commission or by
some other agency. its purpose will
be to recruit the required force of
nurses for military service without
disrupting civilian services. DR.. Par
ran believes that the greatest single
source of nurse supply is in the pri-
vate duty group, some of which is
essential but most of which falls in
the category of luxury that war
conditions cannot condone.
Some of those testifying as to the
need for drafting nurses have at the
same time emphasized the discrimi-
nation which lies in compulsory
service by some civilians while 9TH
ers do as they please. DR.. Parran
finds some satisfaction in the
thought that draft of nurses should
be regarded merely as merited rec
ognition of the essentially of the
nursing profession. But it remains
that there is discrimination, and
while it cannot be avoided now, it
underlines again the mistake made
at the outset of the war in failing
to make every citizen subject, during
war, to national service.
Evening star., 1945-02-14

that might be construed in Tokyo
as unneutral conduct.
All these facts are being naturally
interpreted as indications that Mos
COW intends to change it's attitude
and policy in the Far East. Such
change would seemingly involve as
a minimum the denunciation of its
neutrality pact with Tokyo, thereby
freeing its hands for positive action.
Whether this means Soviet Russia's
formal entry into the war against
Japan beside its Western Allies is,
of course, anybodys guess. The Far
East is not mentioned anywhere in
the communique and the very word
Japan" nowhere appears. 1t may
be wisest, therefore, to await further
enlightenment before giving too wide
a rein to hopeful speculation. Yet
the known facts justify restrained
optimism on the future course of
events.