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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11

r. rave-+ SMASH
fre 7Frr 81, +rr0t.t ~ brtd.r receive
AK yrts' lcsfs tr iere-.ea~4 materials
fror rte ~.s-es fer rc-f-var Development Il tre
sct ~ tsrr rirf stts r'arts ard vans
ro-atr~ facl.tIes ~ ire frtsr rfor'e
sgtcssst. etoe~ frrs Is'sr tttlee' regire. sir
is- rar vrt eventually ~ demaroed rt ne working
masses IA trls colrfrr
-rercar carsts 81 no control this not or banks
RAILROADS. sfear-T nfs coal ri res sfee mills ard 9th
er .r1er-erts rcf operated for profit would hard
iv desire those ~ onc taken over ard onerated by
the Co.rDrer for fte people The Labor Government
- dorg Brtain
Iff.eace IS 70 prevail within fations and among tie
nations he masses OF lndsrur tleged peoples every
whore must BE- given opportunity for fuller and happier
existence when too much uover ard wealth vested
in fhe hands ~ feN selfish individuals 40 the sacrifice
~ millions 81 exploited human being. breeds rtarios
and rq8es among the mighty and unrest among the OPP
pressed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
After Thoughts

~ FRANCIS A. kORNEGAT
TIE recent election ~ LABOR
Prime Minister sor Crsa, Britain
s-rrrisAc re World i, shows
nat 'he workinr man hss power
'nrnpFh h.s vote il sets ar an
etarTe vh!th 1911 So followed
~ rarv nations s's-es sra cities
rToNAs that ne people We're
tired o. a conservative govern
fuent '0- me classes
F'o- al Indications Detroit
3 rlamof.ne tor a change 81 CITY
fo'efnmert The ;.re will soon
he az hand when ne people Mil
themselves choose he men in,o
whose hands ne desfiyy AZ The
words creates Industrial city
viii fall
IL iels race are labor men Il,
afpeats u1on Won 70 e.ec, Them
= yol Uar' them /; VIII he
testing Tsr.el 'or ofFau1sd a.
'of AZ ne same time IL il hoped
itat no hackers % labor Viii
rye more seaport 10 these can.
e'ea'es 'har vas given 10 Victor
hfi'Hf- vno ran Tor he BOARD
- F-rca'ior post O, all mo hun.
areas - thousands 81 union peo-
5s ory : total o, 'hirtv some
isorssnd votes usre cas-, for him
y "as fire time for hem ~
v'n hni ne reorie 'exi did ~,
~ hm there TIE beauty q, =
ce~ocracy T. The rirht n vol.
Ina' il your heritage Is. r-
hr' use - wisely
While visiting New York CIV
az vsek. The writer q, th,.
'0innn observed that Negroes
Vfrs clsrkins ir markets. mens
sores furniture stores ana Nv.
onc ten cent stores on ts,,h
street ana On TN avenue The
'''' ls they are hired in large
numbers j appears that thev ar.
CONG good SOB o. 81 TOO whv
shouldn't Negroes have the rich,
70 make and sell some ~ ,he
f''o' and services that thew
W consume Il happens in
Ne" York 10 can hanre, - ~
iror happen IN De-
All Tim crorism f. 10, so,,h
'fn'r exists in Northern cite.
EXISTS IN hirh places-,h. sea,
~ ini''lisence The Universi,, ~
Illinois during iu IS wear, ~.
never admitted colorsd ro,-a~
= n' cormi'oriss They are no,
permitted 20 live on the canrn.
ine 'act is they live "a bloct.
nero's The tracks Won won,s
MINK that . Bilbo ran hst schoo,
re committee Tor rnnv has
bfouShi NE rirbt pressnr. =, ~.
'l''n bosrd o. Education In.
'ii isti fern The Tf.r,,.,
jersey schools had seo,.
school system The comm,,,.. 81.
'i' nss convinced the Trenton
.''''o y hdueailon that serrera,.
- schools are undemocrstie
'''euoe which underIies Irnor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
EDITORS MAIL
August n iM
De,roit Nirh

August : iF's
De,roi, Nirh,
Mr. ) Edward Mccai Edff
Detroit Tribune
PAS 81 Antoine
Detroit l. Michigan
Dear Mr.. Mccall
In your last issue ~ re i'''
une Mr. Glos,er Current cf.
% his column to recent a'"
Of the Interracial COMMITTEE
have replied 20 Mr Current II
letter and am aitachins ~
Of my letter herewith loa ".|
comment upon. or publish
letter il you wish
Also attached is = cory 70
]. ]. McClendon which NAV y
Interest 70 you and Uhien ~
may publish.
I wish 20 add that re h'''
feeling Of resentment over
criticism aimed a. rs u
editorial. We are conneen' y"
While there will be frequent y.
stances where YOU viii mo
activities somewhat n ''s
with your views. the larger
Of our program will mee ,.,t
cur approval We enjoy re a
your paper and believe 70. .,..
making constructive 'o"'
ton e. the community
Very truly yours
ceoree scherm"
Director lniefF'o-
COMMITTEES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
OvERTONES


Ken,aeky. long Justly famous
to- hiaerrsss race horses and
pescusol women. now SHOWS We
world Just how thin ne veneer
O, culture - W. sand asbas'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11

when a lsw en-
iorcement Officer
brutality beats .
" o n = r. ? q (
when he beats
three an O;
hem " esrl p Z
ne uniform ~
hsir o q nif y,
ae Know thar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11

fsrf-fffv IA. 4 .T rfl 10 it,
~ ~s, is reached ln
~. ...rsex us4r ,he command-
,sr,. i. 4. wAs IN ques-
.-osees III. entire matter
49,, 81. comment thar
,o-.. .sood ro, have been
1885, ue.. .rsv we're Looks
sss.s.ea ne Aszis over
M haven, oore much
t. rarsorss in tru-
s SIDE
-, u,p,ut,I eyfIr.
10 me tors'errs'loa o; rl-
7as i.s vor.c oyer narehi'i
s's1s ro1r from MS hlsn pace
81 e-tAi RT''s.n an0 seR1e.
~. -r,e o,h4, tnirrs mis-
-es~s ia, ne tsrk aud file
- ne- ara women IN Engiand.
- rrsde. many IN he
a.- res ars Nesr.ee ulfh
,.s v M ,re makers ~ var
This means ,nst CAPITA SIN as 1t
fs. r-s4 81 rrxsr4 has SICK
sr.s v .aor man VINO
las vs.c-ed ute all he held
dear uss susc, away before his
s,.s ava rears 100 "a. ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
WHAT j. YouR LIsIIi

Elmo Roper direrc IS g.sa,
potts Tor Fortune ras 20 a,
teen asking Ametlcars ~ A,s
NAM months ine nss
cut II they fopr ~ss1s
without iots al ~ n IA
var Nos, think ne MAJ.
q, for slN months - 30.
srs are havinr have tx q.
~ nos II yo9 80 sFt- oosr,
ahead a. all yca ssy
planning 70 cul depe np
stafsly Oh sperc.rg 80 %.
cftaAe on sas.nes sa
you are keep.ne na
you cor ; have u ~s ~.
fl0uaI drive 10 t2r mes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
3, AL Hr,IscRrRe


Thousands o. Meai,sr rallrm.
workers have come ,r'o N,
country during TIE var and ~.
ny RI them are ha,fs 10,
lard line The dii'l' q n.
euase their lax q. ,r,s ~.
81 customs OF the ,o.-'r, o,.,
The fact that ne, ~4- ~ !.
toned ~ being sno.ed ST. ind h.
fore they JEFF nome rsgs ma.
ilem easy marks ior sesrpssoe.
ers and other CROOKS F Ar
have 'enJoyec one rre,ny
measure ~ pro eet it.,
government has rH Yermra
their sccep;lng cor'ra n b,
south for Mexico does s ws
20 see her citizens dss ,arasa
bv ire pattern o' 's via
makes me South me r.r,e- O.,
social srd economa On. \
he United states Here III. ia.,
Negro Americans have sa ss..
y ~ imposing or me NeVs,,
smors ~ and iaa' srs.l
rtfv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11

lnat he sp.fif3 aa 4
Aite g Bropr.ir aNa:a
ne >eEro Narszrs sasf
Assotlaf3or was 'e~ SsE
YORK last week Kf7 s4-s,,s
~ seventeen wssz vs1
present. anc p.Ans nee ass n
Increasing ne e'.sress 4
earn 3-r.its'.or s 500.
csTrea attention % i-'s.
isns The rev ors .sa .
c~ io good s'sr
BTTTER FROM pENyaRki
T4e good seas ea
ts.4n eorsamf Mr ':i
cen - increased mli
ao4ads aetsass -
afrv m3ficr me M
porfrr 81 butter w err !
one q TIE sr-s-'.s s' I'D
Negroes could e .
II -sni7e vr sgd
f4s ufnrfAs s~ nl,'s'
Jus; .earn.nr .u seal AID
Aru Sr7is ia sf re made
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

Edward shch a. Joseph Gorgon. 50.
Clarence Scas,ms-- las Ss.g
"sliam j. MadAA. 20, FRANCES D. 's'aet
Robert Robert a ksoer "a N2-s I N25ian- \, no . 20
i---- PIT Trrtr71I1 -I- te'cn Gobet -.
Hal O.. Campbell 10 Betty Qu3rtcS. -,
Eusene Ssrasss4 3s bessie GorsscA, a.
Marion . Hadacr rs Dorothy kolint -
Charles Grado - Gloria a LeCasSc %.
Peter ? stssinie~icl 80 Josephine NJ. KY
james Covan % Lcyenla Carey 2S
Do.sie b Wsitun, So Catherine Andfe1o
STANLEY Paalgs - Emry stanr-vF. 81.
li,n-A J. -, lilAcn 20 -.'' ..t7 -
Waiter p shaw. - Maurine France ~.
Waiter A. Szevc4yk. - WANDA ONlesny
2h.
John Major DO Jennie Lcnsrt % ,,
Michael schyszyn. 2a He,e,. z-~t.irs ? l.
Donald z. Ward, Ia Lois c Froelich +.
Alex Adams. as. Lcls BOZ le
Mll.ard w hCron Is i.9ls Sp'Isr'
mar 2s
william /. skorupsSi. -. Florence NJ Lyu'.
Edwin CrablicS 80 Justine I. Lcdgidse a.
\ Phillr G.ilso u 81 h.'f NJ @9tlnt %
ESsgmo4a r WsrK 20 E.gSn ,s.r.,I sUsr,s'
S|yns ssNis. mgr ", M'' - '5',ta
john " "esolosh Jf.' "a Nlola X ShaaeA'
15 ,,,,..,. ,e pz.. ,,..,, os
i,i Li...Ss . Rllil,sii". ,s, rnsAe ..,,' Msu"'
io6, t.o.s ,,tssts iI,rEson "a
yytI Sy,,I - ,Si,9ti 9'''st ,s U,,,,L
Einctnt BOY ihooy IlhSNi - E.a ~ M hSa.N' 90
9eD.iti "A rI,sta, - t, tt,,,,,,,
"a
/ toa..r4 - r,, %. A., ~ peips., "a
,v;t,,.healfe - tana, 9" 9e vi-,o',, pin.
"N"' 90 ''e'o'''
Ae,to,,yA ptcrlstt % ttct-, prsoyai %
Ssins tfs,crer stis A. Nfitghsu n
Fiva', 81 1sbc,ske "a NSrms AZ Srhraln.
t,.cnn 8 yv,t,. 9s. ts,rt,,, , ca,,ir "a
| JosD II UaU "a Concbita p Ysis a.
| ~i,,rles , = errsrd 90 Zr,fs NJ Itptcp Ia
: Sssie,o, " RTsdley ~ e. FIo.ste G shines
81
-I,de { ro., so. Frames A Weeks 90
/ E,iecnr r ksrrer. 20 Madeline NJ Lauverier
81
| v.tH,, T.rr.,D,s, a., r,pris pe,tis as
I De,td n Rrvs "a prr,Ns N1nss,fetv %
Mckinney Ws,heid 20 Ieante Oliver -
! clarence n Iichtrnfelt 40 Geraldine at
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Conniiyiing Reds
Blamed for War

WASHINGTON Nov
Charges that COMMUNIST had an
active part in causing The recent
world war were made m a rcSolu-
ton adopted bN the 18th annual
convention Of The regular Vc'cr-
ans association. .------.--,
The Communist party lts
henchmen and sNmpathl7ers
we're responsible IN large
measure for World War III hy
their long conniNance and con-
SpiracicS with Fascist nations
aud dictatorS, and hy their de-
structiVe revolutionary propa-
ganda." the resolution stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL

Yesterday, Answer
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

BIRTHS

BOYS
Dorothy Aren. eo32 Central,
Helen lawson. 2l4o S,lden
Florence Alexander. 265l sherman
Barbara Mackenzie. 22sl Lyman
AVA PnhdnLLhnaa- -E4-tetittt
Leoniida Aloe 1000 academy. Dca -oo'
May Sears S7l $. Post
Anna Pa4eayeUs ai6a Falcon.
lshe,l AlanAa S289 EJthborr
Beatrice Jenkstn 2s7 Campbell
Mildred Stukct 4202 WaNCIlH.
ADA Norris et09 Burt
Jaueeue Hagen 1920 Lancashire
Juiia Tuclsk. 7f45 lamphcrc
cara StymdnSki s2Al A.mout,
2lA+y- Zietaskl. 1894 -Wcx!urd.
Sude Rash 81 Warren.
May SChWaS. 1000 2Sth.
Margaret strut .26l Marquette
MARY Gormss 23os GrayiinE ham'ran'ts,
kathryn Mescher l6227 Mours
Vera Hottinscr. II 30 ShadoSlaWu
Arm Spads 4Ol2 Lsnhsn Dearborn
BETTY R0emmiCh lA2L Delaware.
R'tN Mcclure. ass W Hollywood
rormyc Juanita MiIler 72S2 hins''e' Dear
mildred Gocr,re. BOYS Republic Fsrmins'oa
Irene Beldmg 1924 Wcstm'rc, Pennington
Nancy Rickwald 6673 May
Ann Levine 222S Gladstone
Elizabeth Naples 630l Mcclellan
Priscilla McCrackcn. 1920 WaNCyll.
Matte Lott $50 iTndrir
Dorothy Mahe 4Ol2 LWbrdce
Ruth CLEFT oS3 Benton
Florcncc Watson IOlO Muir Haze Pa.s
Mary Kirsko. 1858 Coodson. HamtIamck
GIRLS
sophie Butaucgyk 6S41 troQu0is.
Catherine Gordon. G6 VineVand
Iona Hrymoss l446O TrOseStCI.
Ruth Clark 1880 Rove
Ruth Evans 22743 Rein
Madeline sweeney 1850 Ho'comn
Mary MORT ilSl5 Cape COD Ed
Florence Martin 24O3 EthC.
Malscna Williams $40 Lansing
Eleanor Walton 80 Kendall Hirla -
Alyadia Siockdale 1913 Ferdinand
Gertrude Branch 16O45 ChaiontC
stella HGTngn 1913 Eighteenth
Mary Mittcr 1922 Nsrdin
Bcruta SaNani 1918 Lamothc
Evelyn Turner SIS Nj Vernon
Audrey USirui 167OO Rutherford
Whine Powers. 1N45 Blaine
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Your Carrier
AYOUN0 BUSINESSMAN

- sy IAMts w. STOwCR
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

Blrneu. f' of I4N Ice Phase IS ,lv-
irr MOS. oi t, rsv,rarer route rrohu
for ,a.I.se education o., rhs Ur.y,raY
ot Detroit iIs tlt $500 a ,4,mss
al,olnt and aun. 81, var bonds. Iis
serve, Timr, .ub.onher, p seward ave-
nue.. In tbrce yslu d, e4r,r ts has
rreres,cd hl, number ai Customer, from
so to SIS. eInDne many lmc. 4pasat
ior ourts~dus sale. l,Ht..m.r...
barnett - tr-tr .is erutsr, ~
Cs1ui iitbrN,aua. ,.' mtrHg- of A,
,,too t.ybyI' tam i.t rl" md
hs.krbHI ,,4m, .u DIE up-- Im~
tlrner Athlete, ira.u.
3D.. rl..-is.. 'ir ~ Ni-S N1t h,
H,iT. ..rat.- -gvFrlpcf -1r-,wt 1e -..
Fsr.. r.rr ,o.5to0 fsr r4tt .a carp tru
ovn money tor r.4n, OF che tlt-u
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
An Nyo. Su,unwurM> pETEUFzSETTMES
"A O1he ISLAa AShI Answers TO Veterans

BILE for discharge for some other
reason.
o-Mill 1 he Dotihed when l
shall receive my last family
allowance payment after my
husbands discharge" q. T. l..
A-+You Will receive a notice
with the last allowance check.
The effective date of termlna-
tion of cntitlement 10 a family
allowance * a OF the end of
the month m which the service
mon - discharged, Forearm
pie. if he Is discharged at any
time during November, the hnal
payment viii be made in De-
cembCr.
O-I have three brothers IN
service: one il a commissioned
officer. another - a warrant
officer and the third u flight
officer. II all three re-enliSted
what would their ranks be-
j. \. B.
A-Thcy would be enlisted in
-rtc 1fTSt grade master sergeant
or first sergeant provided such
enlistment is effected within 20
days of the date of release from
active service
Q-T am veteran who has
retired from active SerNi"c. II
I accept job. would my earn
ing> he subject 10 Withholding
taxes l..
Amy employment YOU now
take viii be subject 10 with.
holding taxes Just as for any
other civilian.
Q-NV son i > wears nf age
and now in the merchant ma
riuP. l. he subject 10 SelcCtiNP
service training n long n he
remains in that employments
MRS. W. 7.
Ale Wlll not he subject %
call while ON active duty in the
merchant malnc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
Any Questions?

THE DET ROT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priNi-
legeS Of SerN iceme n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily I'm this column. hut ALL
questions will he answered
directly by mail.
ADDRESS questions this way:
Af fOtR STRNltI Bt hlAl,
ntIROIr INNS,
I'M : ~Qt ARI
DETROIT II. MiCHI"AN.
Surely include your name
and address and SELF ad.
dressed, stamped snUeiope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

forces, YOU should file q claim
on Form $50 Tor SerNce-con-
nected disability pension You
may also be eligible for voCa-
hQnal training -Ipda4.-peh4ie
Law Is. which may remove your
vocational handicap or M YOU
for other work, or YOU may
participate i'm a course of edu-
cation or training under The GI
Bill ef Rights.
Q-What type Of ship is the
USS Medusa" O. Il. +.
4 Ii Is an auxiliary repair
ship She was built IN 1919 and
commissioned IN 1924.
Q--Is il possible Ia determine
how long any particular indi-
Sidual will serve oNerseaS@
X. ". H.
A-No, IL he has high point
score he VIII be- returned as
soon as shipping facilities can
be provided II ne has q low
point score he viii probably be
retained until The critical scores
are reduced or until he * elCi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward SNch a. Joseph Curgon. 50.
Clarence StnHmhag - lds -a.u.
Leonard y, Fiorkev. "a Irene LudWtg -.
william j. Nadia, 70, Frances j. tdidcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

ACCOUNTING

JUNIOR CLERK
Downtown Wholesale house. me oppor-
tunity for advancement State expert
ence education. draft status and phone
number Address Box B-2OS1. Detroit
Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
births Marriages o Deaths

AlirecA IaUefssi- s4ss 6ran6y.
Helen Klein. $40 udmtramCA.
sue Boucher 29l5 Sheridan
Ludmtila K6t1wskt 4bS5 FarnSworih
Margaret Harnish 2O225 santa BsIoars.
Mary kenny SiBS Charles
tdVius Nslade, 25S3b o-tmcyeI. Rose-i-r4
-tt~rrr- htaCEtOu- fTT61 Ontario
Janet Miles 1904 Sascl Hswtr7mcs
Lucille Mealbacu 24ls LaNudai.--
Maria LaEoC. 242i Brooklyn
Viola Lett 220g Macumb
Ma sIrueJt'c Nisewsu l3746 French
Mildred Rut'cr. 2qlO JOS CsmQsu
NCffa Tucker 1851 CoiAuEVouC.
stella WOmtah TlfN ParkTOod.
Mamie EUcrDe TO9 r Fort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

.tlhutre by KING Features syneie.te Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

O-Nhen my husband went
" overseas he made . Class
= allotment of Si6 PAYABLE 10
me. lie returned To the states
last month. hut ] stiIl Get the
allotment. Am | entitled Go 10?
". W
Al ydur husband has not
cancelled ihc allotment you are
>ull entitled 10 It II there IS
any dQubt YOU should write 10
Your husband and ask hum II II
Is >till ma force
Q-NN husband T. IN the
army and has 80 points He -
- wears nf age, and Nc have
three children. Can he get a
discharge because of hi age:
7. VI.
Al The present time a man
IS years of age. with Two years
service, may request discharge
ON the basis of age The age
has not been lowered 10 q.
Q-How does the laM- -prn=
tcCt me when I return 10 my
former Job | have been dis
ahled in service and won't he
able Ia do physical labor that
iny oid iuh required. l.. \.
A r he SelcCilNc- Training
End Service Act OF 1910 pro-
toCtS The accomplishment rights
OF discharged veterans, and pro-
Vidc> that such a returned vet
Gran may NOT he discharged
from hJ> ioh without cause.
However. If you are NOT phYSl-
cailV able lo perform your for
mCr duties and for that reason
are not rc-cmploNed or n hav.
iHE been rU-CmPtOyCG, You re-
sign from your old loh, no
further protection is afforded
YOU under this federal lcgiSla-
uon. But II you have a dis
ability which was incurred IN or
aggravated -hN pnHf period of
active service m the armed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09
DEATHS

Joseph Ryfnc 6s3 Bcthune ~
Gus lee LaTrcw iJ0S Delaware. as.
Maly Sabo 1900 Albion -3
John ~ Cook 1890 Rutherford 50.
kay,a Cohen 22Tl Leslie NH
HggS TsyIoL-M-kinleS AlaHei---f.'eise.-
wesley Patterson Fraser Mlet o.
John Raspa. 14u5 Howard -
Frank Mml 1914 PoItc! SO
ThauR Alice WclCh. 44O2 Mcclellan. 80
Florence l. Fillmore tG3os Tracey 90,
James r Cassidy '5S3 Delaware "a
Virginia Butter 1b2S2 Pat0n, 80.
Caroline shields ass Md,Stou. months
Antonio Cucinclla, COS Counera. 53
knkor Hagopian 1850 Townsend 63.
William Ryan. 4l99 H0lcomb 20
Page Robertson 5440 Floyd. NJ Clemens. 56
Marie r COPELAND ass W Kirby So
Edward y. Pittelkan. d456 Townsend. 81
Maude Biaun. 1891 Artrslan. &C..
Peter PacewicZ 442O 5lSt so
Dora Heinebrodt 1873 App0linc so.
Martha Welsh. 2fsf Taylor 81
Mary E Winter ls9 W Margaret 50.
Thomas Gerrinr, 1924 Fourth SO.
Bcruicc Gi1oUSki. 1918 Pinehurst 30.
Jessie Aldrich 33lO Hardwood 7s
Douglas Rothschild 1850 Martiudalc 50
william Williams Jr WardeI Apt 81.
Joseph Hirsch ll76l Fiudlay 20
Bertha Burg 1881 TAYLOR SO
Sarah Reifman ao7 " 10 Nile Pleasant
Ridge 63
Isaac Shelter 73l1 Chicago So
David Studct 663 W. Ferry. =
walter Carey 1907 Murray H' -
" Douglass Foo'f, ia Meadow Lane
walter sinsH 56os 2 ralmc- a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

Cryptoquotc A cryptogram quotations:
Dtmemb bvit h lthe1 pl zmChIltcCo
acygn jed PIX levgn. SIN who-Ec"mcb.
Yesterdays CryptoQuotC: wise man
poor is like sacred book that's never read
Decker
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-09

BILE for discharge for some other
reason.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20

ment
 He i, married to the former Catherine Borders of Dalles, Oregon and they have one girl, Barbara Ann, who IS now three years old.
 After the war he said, "I hope to return to Alaska, where l want to open a hardware store at Kodiak, but first we're going to take a vacation and I'm going to catch up on some hunting and fishing which I put aside for the duration"
 -USCG-
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20
5 Kodiak Bears
 Wanted By 2 Zoos

Orders for delivery of 5 Kodiak cubs have been received by Charles Madsen, biggame hunter and head of the local Kodiak Guides Association. A Pittsburgh geo wants 2 and St. Louis zoo wants the other three. The latter zoo lost it's last Kodiak bear this winter when it slipped on ice and broke it's leg and infection follow ed the accident.
 MT Madsen is blaming a lot of hunting activity for this year. Tn Seattle recently he purchased a 42-ft. Chris Craft cruiser with two 13O HIP engines, which pro- duce a speed of 1920 knots. He plans to ship the l0-ton boat to Kodiak this Spring and will use it on all kinds of hunting trips. The boat will cost $15. .00O delivered in Kodiak.
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Seek Names

The Governors office, at Jun eau, has requested the names of any servicemen from the Kodiak island area who have died, either in action or not, in service since the start of the war. Anyone with information of any is requested to turn the name in to Mayor Emil Knudsen.
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Local M ss Ea En
 Coast Guard

ADOarQ a coast guard cutter somewhere in the Pacific Spec ial)-Striking for a Quartermas- ter's rating aboard this l83-foot cutter operating in Central Pac- ific waters is Coast Guardsman Albert D. Mcdonald, seaman, first class, son of MT. and Mrs. Ragnar Hansen, Kodiak, Alaska.
 McDonaId is a veteran of two and one-half years service in the Coast Guard and has been serving i'll a quartermaster's capacity for the past five months aboard this ship.
 While Tn port, his duties are to, stand gangway watches and keep $ log at the quarterback. Whenever the ship is underway fthrough any channel, Mcdonald iis called to take the helm. When siaderway at sea. he stands his watch on the bridge. During Chat time he checks the charts, takes care of the navigation in- struments, makes entries in the ships log, and takes or sends any messages either by Sema- phore or by blinker light.
 He enlisted in the Service on March 20, 1942 and received his ''boots' training at Port Town send, Washington. where he was given instruction in seamanship, signaling, gunnery and rescue work.
 He was then transferred to
  Cascade Locks, Greg n and as ,agned to small boats, operating as 8 security patrol. After spend- ing eighteen months at Cascade aIocks, he was sent to the beach patrol. stationed at La Push, Washington, where he spent Oine months duty before being assigned aboard this ship.
 A native of Vancouver, B c 2, he graduated from Seward high school and was employed as a truck driver by the Army and Navy construction company at Kodiak at the time of his enlist
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Honor Roll

The Honor Roll for the High School for the last period in- cludes:
 Jane Naughton, Harold Naughton, Gale Munson, Fillmore Holt, Katherine Frost, Donna Frost, Billy Anderson, Herman Beukers, Tim Chernoff.
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Worker Dies

James c. Martin, 36, an em- ploye of the Sommers Construc- ton Co. at Nome, dled last week in Anchorage following a long illness and disqualification. He was born in Geneva, Ohio, and formerly was employed in base construction work at Kodiak.
 T. c. Norberry, from San Gabriel, Calf was the weekend guest at the Charles Kettle home on Mission road. MT. Norberry is a service engineer for the FL liot Co.,, Jeannette, Pa.
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At The Churches

Greek Russian Orthodox Chulc oh
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all members of the church to attend the services
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Anyone desiring to get in touch with a Lutheran pastor may write to Rev. G. E. Nitz, Box 1924, Anchorage, Alaska.
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CATHOLIC SERVICES

6:3O Mass at Hospital Chapel S:30 Mass at Fort Greedy
 16:00 Mass at new church site (formerly known as Wayfarer's Club building)
 7;30 Benediction at Hospital Chapel