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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Colorful Panorama

Margaret Irwin has drawn a
colorful. smoothly paced pano-
rama OF a day when England's
throne was yet q plum for the
cleverest picker. when men and
women alike risked their heads
for a chance at the spoils. But
her emphasis. and her triumph,
Is In her characters. Moving
decisively before the exciting
backdrop. they are dominated
by the strange, pinched face Of
a little princess. schooling her
temper. sublimating her love 10
become-though the assurance
Is In history, not in this story
n queen.
A DIFFERENT kind! OF re-
IA port on China, suited par
ticularly for the general reader,
is found in China After Seven
Years OF War (Macmillan).
This book-actually a synpo-
sium-has been edited by Hol-
lington X. Tong. Chinese vice
minister of information, and
contains essays and reports on
China by seven different obServ-
ers, OF whom two are Americans.
China After Seven Years OF
War" is a detailed portrait OF
I'm China today. Chinese
lent life, literature. farming,
government and the future OF
our Asiatic ally are dealt with
in separate essays. each enter
tanning, informative and deftly
written. There are articles III
tied "Chungking: City of Mud"
Chinese Courage in the Burma
Jungles" and New Horizons
for the Chinese Woman"
In the words OF the editor,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

scandal, tragedy and intrigue
to the throne of England.
"The little bastard" who
became the virgin queen of .
boisterous half-century knew
her ambition early. In an un-
certain childhood she learned
and practiced by necessity
the shrewd diplomacy which
was to make reality of her
improbable dream.
Margaret Irwin told the love
story OF E1izabeth's usin,
Mary Of Scotland, In The Cay
Galliard." She has found fact
and surImise for another expert
and absorbing novel in Eliza
beth's adolescent apprentice
ship TO greatness. Her book
Is titled Your BesS" (Harcourt.
Brace and Is Literary Guild
selection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Tong writes, This book Is de-
signed TO give a picture OF sew
eral aspects OF Chinese life and
China's struggle against aggres-
sion after seven years of war.
II was written I'm Chungking, I'm
q bomb-damaged building with
walls OF mud and bamboo. floor
OF rough planks and windows
with torn paper"
Among the writer's who have
contributed TO this portrait are:
Hawthorne Cheng, Samuel M.
Chao, Chu Fu-sang. Frank Tao,
Charles c. III. Wan, Floyd
Taylor and Jean Lyon.
The book, for example, sums
up Chinese resistance to the
japanese In the recorded words
OF a refugee merchant from
Canton. It's like the seven
days In a week. We've been
through all seven days. Next
year will be the beginning Of a
new week. and have a feeling
that the invaders will be driven
out on this Monday"
This Is but one sparkling para
graph from a truly different
kind of report on China,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Japan, FleiSher draws on the
theories and opinions OF other
men familiar with the Far
East. However. his most Inn
portant-following the Grew"
school of thoughts the reten-
tion Immediately after the war
Of the -EnpeEeEs- mantle He
suggests Hirohito be exiled and
replaced by q regency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Scandal. Tragedy. Intrigue Told
Aln Life Story of Queen Ann BuIlen
~ Uaitss Press

A 12YEAROLD girl stood the deck of the kings hag-
"A ship and asked about her mother. She
and fascinating and clever Bess' stepunce
but she had not been wise that Nan Buen
Her daughter would be like her, but with something Of
her father Enough of both herself through
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
q oniInncd from page onel

senators yandenhurg and Fergl
son As wen as 20 no Nasne
County b"eearlpn IN TIE Mouse
81 Representatives ihs bo'h os-
lor political parties had ea-
dorsed permanent Committee
on FErc and fha' j. VAS rhen
responsibility 70 carry ou' their
paity pledge
a pra vas made 70 'hr Nifbs-
gan Representatives, iha lney
'etc ih' had in enaeiinp INTO
lnw mis- acf lOhich would sisniy
'n' United States also nssn
90 ell peopA taai democracy IS
'he fich' " srh indiyaar ~
earn IN ho4e.' Hsirr wiiha4
NIX dis'gaNna'ri aeains pstaase
~ his race cfeea color 81 la-
iioral orisla
Parsons ,onpfslhs ho Dste
seiien rerrs sen'ed vlde CROSSE
Seciion 3, "a cs ~ ,3eroi' and
~rrs FROM ino - 4wine orTari-
zaiiors
Roy HORACE Who eunci
fol Permanent tFfc Nts Mar
sarei smrA NeNssn C,ti1cns
NNrlfNirr N5 linrene Gentle
Metropolitan tnra FEPC,
GrofSe ~ rotksif fa prnt.ce
onmitfce yAW-ciO Glosfe r
Cgfseu' Dtfu Council MACE.
Jack Raskie cin luehis Fsaer-
afipn Harry Red Aaiima clO
cowmitee Wlaam Valentine
h'lrql' 9fben Ieasae Nat Ham
mono Local ls- ANGLO MISS
Frames Prife Institute ol Az
llicd h.iisior Mrs sadie ,l1.-
TINS fonna Cor Permanent
fEFf Miss Vera yareeatefs.
Detroit founfN National N,rta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

were further informed thai an
pro1lms ely i7.no0 eiacuales have
becn assigned 70 duty abroad Mr.
Thomas stated that Rcd Cross
workers overseas were reccsins
approximately half.million dol
10 IN salaries Red Cross as
sisnees receive their PRELIMINARY
training together regardless OF
coler race or creed All recsise
same Pay There IS absolutely
10 distinction
Toward close Of interview IL
vas brought our that in 1870
Mr. Thomas mad oreani1ed Tho
Atlanta school 81 social Science
Atlanta ca III paid tribute 10
splendid work accomplished al
This institution by FORESTER y.
WASHINGTON director u will h.
recalled that The latter began his
career in Detroit as the local
Urban League FIRST executive
seor' airy. the position So cife-
cieuily filled IS John Dancy
Nr Thomas lefi Detroit Tor
Washington bis headquarters
sunday evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
THOMASO K'S
REDCROSS
RECRUITS
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS

An exclusive interview for the
Detroit Tribune. was held last
week with Jesse o. Thomas as
sistant 10 Administrator Of Gen-
cfal Services. American Red
Cross. Mr.. Thomas was IN De-
toit interviewing persons named
by Ahnastasia Scott Dudley. as
sistant to director OF employment
Detroit area who have been re-
commended for overseas service
Those approved by SIR Thomas
viii procedc 70 Washington. D.
t headquarters Tor Tho American
Rcd Cross, for training Ate,
tho ompleiion Of this course
graouaics are sem abroad
Mr.. Thomas informed us that
cvcry Saturday, class number
ing from 50 70 275 IS graduated
The past SATURDAY was INC l57ih
rraduaiion Marshall Shepherd.
Recorder OF Deods delivered the
commencement address This
~as me first time anyone Of CO.
ior has hecn accorded snch an
honor Nneiy-nnc per cent Of
ne graduates were White
Mr. Thomas. consulting eN-
psit With Treasury department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Vandenberg And
Ferguson Oppose
Aubrey Williams

In response 20 tcIcrrams from
NAACr declaring thai 2 vote
against Aubrey Williams VIII BE-
onStrucd as support ot Senator
Hilbo's opposition 20 Wilians be-
eansc ~ his gaciaI and lihcrel
views Senator's vandenierg and
Ferguson replied that they intend
~ vote against him for tho rosi
~ Rural kiecirlficaiion Admins.
traitor
IN communications 10 CHESTER y
Flrcnt cNrtplvc secretary NN
Ar both Michigan Senatots 80
cialcd ihai Williams IN thop iqte
mcnt dd net have Npfiepre ~
connection with The pslltr'af
acfk Nhbh vmld bc unae ~,
ln -atten Witch would quali
fy aim s,i 'hc position
Said Ferguson "if The srplo
cons,fuc NV eofc & Will hr
'nfoueh no fault ~ m,a and MY
conscience VIII NC clear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
TMUH FESTIVAL CONCERT
E(1HEDULED FOR MARCH

linqucncy The last satirical
study II a woman $ club eonfeuhls
ON the problems of youth
Dr. David r. Henry. eNcanikc
,ice-president OF WAYNE tnise
SHY. will address tho audience
briefly and Walter Poole assist
ant director OF the l'c'fcit sym
phony orchestra viii serso as
commentator.
According 90 Mrs Carri,k con-
ccrt director Of the Festival the
program has been planned csreC-
ally TO appeal "a adults and the
older youth group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
In Memoriam

w loving memorg ~ rur dear
mrihrr. Nr>. Nars Williams. who
pa.>f' awas rs wars ago.
March Il. 1924
Deep Ia "nr hcaris'li' picture a
. loved one laid "a resi.
IN mcmor, frame We shall Keep II,
Becanse >he was one oi the hest.
>h' had u nature you couldn't help
loving:
heart thar wa> purer than gold.
And ih">c who knew her and lov.
cd her.
Her memories will never grow
cold
Her loving children.
Henry. lena. Clotic. Homer,
Alma. lola
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
WOMEN ARE YOU PALE
| Weak from LOSS OF
D|oo0.lRoN?
Here's One OF The Best Home Ways
10 Help Build Up Red Blood!

OF the blood b. reinforcing the
haemoglobin Of red blood cells.
Just try Lydia Plnkham's Tablets
for al least 30 days then see II
you. TOO, don't remarkably benefit.
Important
LYDIA Pinkhams Tablets ALSO arc
famous 10 relieve cramps, headache,
backachc, nervous tension. irritable,
highstrung, jittery feelings OF Ger
tain days" OF the month = whf
due TO functional periodic q
'turbances. Follow label direct
WORTH TRyN0l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

HfADQi ARTEK>. Eth Atf,
Southwest Pacific staff >rre.
John Henry. son Of Mrs. Wary
Henry. si5i tlny Avenue. De-
troit. Michigan has been award
I'd the arm, GOOD ondurf Net
al for exemplary hcha, ior. ri-
licency aud fidelity" lie j. >rr'-
INK with II Qnarirrna>ter Truck
ing unit OF the 18th AAf service
ommand. operating in the south
WEST Pacific.
Sergeant Henry ATTENDED
ingnilla Jr. HIGH AZ ,ugullla.
Mississippi and Simon llch
school NJ Ilollondalc. Mississippi.
he graduated from coleman hish
>rhool. Grccn,iIlc. Mississippi,
-class Of 1911" In chiIinn HE
he was . cook ~ a private honl'.
At hi, overseas station the >nld-
Ter j. ia charge oi the nrvanlya-
iional mess. he Sergeant enter
I'd the irm, IN september. 1911
and departed for o,er>cas ~
November. 1912.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

u good look At the scales ii and
when yon have the oppottunli,
10 bn, another heel roast. rs
too bad to buy thumb which
Non can't cnrry home with You.
While We ar, watching the scales.
We are remembering that by lar
the. great maturity or trade>mcn
are honest. Bni look ~ what
The dishonest ones did 10 ~ in
1911.
The Iedo Ruad
When yon t'ii your children
loui The foaols Lido road BE-
sure 20 lu ihem know Chat 81
rer cent o. me m'n wbo bui.f 81
we're Negroes and fAd, NEGRO
ilom York. South Carolina WAS
driving ne lead ,ehic when ihc
fn-t CONVOY Ue't ONCE 'lie road
ie'l ihfm iao ih4f There is az
lrtsf oh rl,e fpr ssN> mh
Of this ihonsand nl nsaNay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
BOY SCOUTS AND
PARENTS WITNESS
MOTION PICTURES


: Joint meeting II Tho Roy Scout
Troop No pa and ihcir paren
was held Mayh : a' Saerea roas'
hoel Mosinr pictures 70 scout
and cub activities We're shoNu hr
loscrh Cross Scout executive MI
Edwnrd Wilson chairman ~ ihc
Troop committee rayc an interest
irr talk
Frane smith sco'i mas'cr,
Rev Father Harold II Neil chap.
lin
Lieut. Wallace Williams recent
~ appointed commissioner was IN
charge OF activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

gls who lose so much during
1.ny periods that you are pale.
'1ec' weak. dragged ogt this
q cue % low blood-ron
10 rar today lydia +.
.1aAHs TABLETS one OF the
AsS olood-iron tonlcs YOU can
" nome use % help build up
o.'oc % give more strength
se'Gy = IN such cases.
s1'n as directed - Pinkham's
f. Sss Ge one Of The rery best
81. ~ . se' ron mo the blood
1''p build up the RED QUALITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
LIGHTS AND
SHADOWS
lconllnued irom rage amos


The news oi y hca'lI, financed
hate party. IiS basic appeal i
ior whites 10 vci ready to de-
Iend themselves against the da,
when Negro soldiers will come
hack home. These Gcorgians
evidently don't know how de-
strucil,c n thing hate can be.
'" great music or arr has ever
come irom land where hatred
has furnished the dominant drive.
FOR huropeans Only;
Apoui eiehiy per cent on The
ten million peopl ia Soaih AMI
"a aNr what are kuoWn as Afri-
can Title rest Of the popula-
,ion Is made up OF Europeans
and what are called 'colored
People These represent iho
iniNns Of The blood Of The Eu-
ropoaus AMI the Aincans The
Europeans took down on TIC co.
lored people. the co'orri people
look down on the Africans and
So i goes
Africans arc forhidd,n BY law
20 loln = labor union They afe
permitted 70 have rcpreoeua-
'Nes in government in token
nHp.nefs and under ssy m
tere~lns arran4'iosnt They are
pfniitl % phooSc Europeans
- rre~eni 'h,nl
W Market Tor thips:
There i no market ior chips
these da,>. particularly The WE'LL
known variety often carried
about ON the >houldcr. thought
about this the other da, when
ordered breakfast IN the Penn
station IN Pittsburgh. VI, order
tot throueh al right. hut the
poor marinc neat iu me canehi
IT,. For The waiter groulcd:
well "pcn ,onr mouth ana tell
mc what you want. can't
reud sour mind. sou know"
whether he knows il or nat.
y man who waits table j. n
public servant. on nf his great
e>t assets j. his everlasting cur.
te>.. H. can't afford 10 he mean
and di>agrccahlc. no matter how
much hi> Shots may pinch hi>
rect. or how man, honr> he's
bccn on Tho !ioh. Some Of these
lolIor>. though. pui too much
sioch in this >isn in certain
railroad station: "Pleasr he Kind
10 The red caps. Customers We
can get"
Satan i an illrs Cat:
80 We dpni man th- satan
~ho na fiy 800 -rt
trir1 TIM Saian under di-sa
sem mn, i. au 'nony hi4,k 'di-
zion az ihe common aNN oat.
ami nos pten faken into 60 Worry
attractive houo 81 Se1oa Hayke
th, sl.pt And selma Hp
as Nou refhsts know has rcoent-
IS done 2 profile a one Franklin
Delano Roosevelt
Bur ihr point bout Satan IS
that no has for.ofDtn IN. .sofh .
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Chamber WorksOn Harbor, Storage

Az fuftisf ~aft .a ihs iuasaH sotl i,ofnss | lss s~aiisi asysi ssmsnis is fsssr5 ta q rfup>-s.i ats. .aoshsr ssmpaay hss ss prrau.d iaisfsss in samiaE .. Kpi,ai Co s-isiish cod siessss fssitiiss
 Letters ~sTs read si ils CAss- tsr of Cemu.rss usstins Thsrs dsy hy lss n.i,inrsr. prssri-u' ,a rhish tts Whii fisb rsosietfs Ca assiiis. ssi.i Q rsusi ts is isfsstsd ia a saastss oi hsssi sii
 srs to dssermins iaisrsst ,a s rruissss5 fsUno ssgpassi~s Foro~ins 5sfsruinsilsn ~ ths smouas a sfsst sutssrirsls- r-uis faa- b-saiig. is~ srupasy saii sprl5,aiioa srud thsa ts msis io roysrnu~ai h1an sfss- rss. f-r tt~ rsrsirsisr
 Tts srurssy alIrssfst thsi srrrorait.e rsrsrs t- irs~s sr rra wsr.rraa.frr kasis sa.f tks rcrt started toward whsa rcs kass tc ts -s rrst-vsf rrs sss
 r-r5e-i nsft'-Err srrrsrtss srsral ewmfttss srrmsf sf .fLK. Ws.isfr. O A. Tsr'
 f-s-~s r- rsr- r
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
New Alaska
 Board Meets

lursas lEl Tis srsi sssisr. snrs of tts kissts Dsvsiopnsai poari r-ts usssrvsy vith prs- rmssfy swussiars dssiux riih risrs far srutsssinf tks b.ari ed -riti.ii-x ssvsi.rrnsui wcgs
 An msmtsrs. lasisinf Gov sruss Gfusurf. ls<k Tait.t r~fs Ssrssi Aniseo fclst ~S wltur wssssr. were rFss srt
 ne arrsrirsrt ef ketsri Hsr.rs. lssaa faarsss ursrt. |. ss ssrativs wefrstary rts
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
2 Sentences Suspended

y4eg1e faFd~u. iornsf asiinE poslmasisf of kodisk. s-s E nee a 8 ysaF s'aspsndsd ssnlsnes Dy Dsanst Jadss Tosy Dsnaead st Aseholass hoad4y and fstufpse hen by pians yesterday
 Pudlsas sentence had bssh p0sipoasd is NoysmLsf aitsf hs ped guilty lo a shaFss oi sm- beading tl.io0so. to ailo- him Co make Issliiutioa. fafdisu ls sams acting postmaster silsf ths fss.EnaiioB oi Al klng snd sss sseammssdsd so ths pesils.sisf poslllon sl lhs tiaas nmoad sss Dslsgals Co CoaEfsss
 Wausn A. fsylas. iseai -ilef' nsy ~ho ~as 10 AAshe,sss sn route Co kodlsk ifom gansss fspfsssaisd Pafdlss lsiois lhs Dsinsi jadEs
 iiosaId ffsad. nayy ssFYlss man slnploysd sl a ba.s posi si hss. sho siss isil ka.iiak lhqir day after paatiag tail bod isi iomlnF a flsIfs ef smissli. sasst. sas sven a i'yssf ssrpsisisd ssairass hy iaaTs il.,aasa. fei louias Lis pisa of lsllly
 flssd fsisfasd is ks.fisl yesterday by place
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Father Dies In Seattle

Fmnkha Bfown. who lsii ko. diak on ths fAkina in March. paced away in Seattle Thup. Joy. according to word received here by his daughter, Mu Dous laadin. army civiliau employee and former nure ai the 0M hospital. Mr. Brown made his home here with bic daughter for several months.
 Mrs. Lapdin leit here by plane yesterday ior Seattle
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Kodiak Fisheries Regulations Given

Additional pev hsbsriss rsxu- laiious for the koyilsk area were received this week by Marc Ny. er, Iocal Fisb and wildliis agsn,, and includes the following
 No salmon fishing boat sbsll cary or operate more than ! seine of any description, and TO additional net. sSospt 1 lead hav- ins mssh bot lse than : inchss stretched whieh may be dssseh. ed, and unbuos usb iar msndins rurposs.. No purss ssins shsii he lee than 100 ialhoms uor more than I2s fa,homs msaUrsd on sbs cork Iins and si lssst 90 is- thons thereof sbaH uos he Ices than ' snd a quarter fsihoms n depth and 10 part shail hs Ice
 lconbnued oa pAFs s
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Lssisisios Rsisras

Wsiisn Tayial fsrfsasnisiiss ifam lh,s dainsi. fsisfasj ts kol.sk by plsss yss,ssd.y. iis haa l,esn iauisi t.y ihs ks.iis. Cus isar,s lo msls q st's l.ilss fstasi si a ps.ii,s mss,lss nssi r,-s.isy sssnlaf ai ihs Ofrisum thssffs
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Pickup Of Old Clothes Starts Next Tuesday

Depols slasss cd clothes san bs lsit and a systsm of gather i0E d0nalioos by lrusk ssfs sn, u0anssd today by stanisy Nsi- 500, eh4inmah of ghs unilsd Naii0hsl Clothing Ddys.
 Peopis sho hhd % moe coo ysnlsnt Co dshysE cd clothing themselves may leave it at ths islshd fountain. kodisk Msfesn- lils of Kodiak fountain.
 EssTyons should start ssttiss old clothes. shoes. bsddlns and other articles ready DOG. ss ths hst piek up by lfuek siii bs made Tuesday snd "Wednesday oi nsnt wesk
 A eommittse made up oi liai sissl. Lee hsitingsf. Walter s.ppFeli. Rev. c. &. Mofoay. jolsen fIsdhekson. and Emii knudssn msl ai ths hosns ~ Chairman Stanley Nslson and dlss up ths program iof s'.sst. ing. pssklpg snd shlppias iis soalIibulsi slothlnE
 Nssi assk tsa tfusks maansf by lbs kod.sk lioy ssost fuop uiii make d heuss Co hoa-s ssii oa fsss.iay and "Wednesday bstvssn lhs hougs oi ( sad 0 pm. nc pskups ~lil ls ms.is sash ussa uatii ins end of l,s monlh. seii aafuos ls mi.ssi ihs hrsl tine ihsy may ts sos. tafisd lsisf
 4 complete iisi oisloih'ns ansi afl.s'ss dsslfsi sss sivsa in l.,i vrsts aiiifoi Dgt us sfs flali Co pmlnd yoH ihst sll sssiai's slo,hias ia iufsais. ehlhlisa. sunsn ss.i msn. siitsf saiams, or Hlnisf. ls badly usnlsd Aiso| needed afs ts.iiinE. shoss ani knitted sps
 "ii really rfaiiiylns Char mao Nsls5n ssli. To hssi sni sss ths people of Kodisk snd visinliy .a active an.l sastas,a.. lls in lt drive We sin sol'sst clothes tlfoasheai its n.onih oi Apnl aad ifum lhe hamsfoas .neunlss received sinss ihs hfsi announcement rs sfs nifs keti. ,t -ili fo hsr shsrs ts nsts ihs Ua.is,i Nsiiossi Cioshiar Dsivs
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Telephone Franchise

Moatmaftrc Thursday evening. and will meet ior lhs 6ut time officially at llis regular meeting oi lhe council. nsst Monday. April Q.
 (For complete labulaiion Of votes. aee adjoining column
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
PstroInsn Resigns

Gsorrs Msh's. sshs tiiy rsi- rolmsa. has rssi sas3 his roai~e ard oaar ss<ksrson hss hssr sppansed temporarily n hs plsss.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Resignation ofkEA Manager Refused

Manager Refused
 The resignation of Elno kain- ulainsn, manassf of the kodlak Electric association. vas official ly presented at the regular meet ing Of the board oi directors Wednesday evening. but vas not accepted on a motion that brought a unanimous vote.
 Differences 70 minOf Haltsfs of policy that caused fnetion be. cause 0i the unauthorized say in which they weTs handlsd bad eliminated 10 the resignation, Mf kainulaineh said.
 The board took sognilanos oi the problem and went on Feeoid by motion that any complaints. criticisms of questioning 0f roll. ey must bs hereafter submitted ia writing. apd that lhs boiF'i mem. bsu Sould coahas an aetoa fl any kind to a regular meeting. of a spseiai mssliaE li usesssAfy
 One oi ths questions oi palisy. concerning purchase oi ioo,istufs under ths name oi ihs kEA fof kEA smployss. sas tabled a. waiting further information ifom the ltEA atnt Louis. Mo.
 Two board fss.gnaiions wsns presented and accepted Charles Madasn. nsu hoard president. aaid hs did not care Co oouiinus in lhai office and that perooal businsss lbis summer and lall would prevent be serving and lIen sholi. uho uill bs employed ih,s ss-.,,u al Camel "a lannsfJ foreman. resigned as vies.pfssi' dsa, bot ksp, his boafd member. ship.
 William famme uas uamsd new chairman. Iess bllna uas cho co vice. president and iorgsn FrsincAson ras added to ths board in Mr Madssn's plsss.
 Having received wofd iron RIA that ths kEA poles may bs rented ior lslsphooe uss. shs board approved lbsir rectal io| Martha ko-ifomsiipoG, rish terms and q con,fsss Co bs drs~a up.
 4 second payment q ssooo oo shs plani loan uss spprvvsd snd 2 uesks' vacation rith pay iof employss, uish shs plant sork Co bs ru,sisJ vith no sstsa eo-t Col ths cooperative. rss approved on motion of Dsrsctor Taylor
 Msmbsrs present were Bsa sbou. Robsrt King. Walter Mph Isr Iohn Gibbsus W.ltss Tsy- Ior. Jsss Bum. Cbsri,s Msissa and William Lamms-
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Motors OK Telephones

n
 kodiak "esught up with the .sh sntusy" at the city election hxsday whsa voters gave de- |,ssd Z25 to 43 majority to grant |xa2O-yssr telephone franchise |s Martha KostrOmesinoh owner |l .As sitks Telephone company. Ms. KostTomeliDoh posted a boo performance bond before |hs election and now has 30 Isaihs from the approval date ]. have the telephone system in |psfation.
 To a letter just before the el- |siion Mrs. KOstrometinoif said; I | had expected to be in Kodiak |s time for the election bui l~sihsf conditions kept mo ID |llka and ihefe was no guarantee Aai ii ! got as lar as Juneau or sss Anchorage that the trip
 ,ald bs completed in time. 'lf the election is favorable l |iniry tJ leave here about the |salh Of April for a preliminary |,rsy."
 Whh a registration of 36s yol
 n and a total Of 2s7 votes cast. lA. rofgrrson. president oi tho |l.nk oi kodiak, and unoppoaod |HAdidais for mayor boiled 205. Eslls MelIn. bank employee and |aopposed treasurer candidate. |aisd 2jO, and George Williams. Iur store manager and only boo board candidate, received |n
 inisfest 'n thc election. which |Enlsrsd ln u,c choice Of { ou, of
 sandidalss for council, inoroas.
 on ihs eve oi iho election with
 s snlfancs oi tvo wfits.in can-
 iaiss in lhe picture On Saiur- |.y Q was announced that Mrs.
 aia sipproll, wife ot the local
 l,sla Steamship agent, and Gus
 'easoo, Kraii's hardware man. |vs had entered tbo contest, |a both last minute entrants ran |ssi ih ihe held of ten.
 Ths fact that the 8 incumbents
 nains. Lawrence Wodlinger,
 'Anlsy Nelson and Lee Betting. F. p'Acsd high, was interpreted esvo,e of confidence fof their F,ss ihs past year on the coun. The only new faos viii bs
 'esr' King, transfer opersiJr F>ona a good fourth with l4i |as
 CAarlss Madsen, a defeated for mayor last year,
 'a'sd 5th to the i0-uay split,
 ssd by Walter Muller. R. E.
 A~sa, Frank Trick, Gus John. r's aai Mrs. sippfell.
 ihs usual number of single
 rfiie-ius made there appear kmIl Knudssn, incumbent, !. .s'1si l vote ior mayor; and 1. Blythe Butler, Mrs. Claire -, Mrs Pete Marnussn and V ~ Naikinsoo each received a ssls srss-. f..- ..-.t-fn