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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
gubliner Komitfe
tolr0 prohi(ori(rbe
Regierung polens
ENGLAND uno Der Staten haben es nod nid9t
dnerfdn1t

sen sic beioe Sic Griiregieruug
|ancrfeunen, ipdbrelo 9iublano l6on
1913 ,nit 0ieier Grilreaierl,na gcbrc.
d,en gatte - uluB abge,uartet iper-
SEN.
Gle Gcglcriutg Deficit aus ie fiiui
0iiteiieoern ser So5ioliltiihen uno
8auecnpartci bier Mitslieocrn Ser
fonunu,niltild}en Irbeiterpartci, slpei
Telnoiraten ,mO eincn Yarteiloles,.
General Nolo 3pmiersfi.
Sic 9tadridt bon ser @ilOung Ser
Gegierl,ng 1palrhc alf SEM I'M Cub
liner Staottbeater tnge1rosn &ongreB
ser @auernpartei befanntgesebe1. &c
lpurSen iofort Sorihldge gcmaht,
eab bie nel,e &eeierung, beren 5icl
es iit, rein befreitespolen elmer neucn
nuo bsiierer 3ufru,it ouf Sen Wruno-
iGseu apnbrer Sentofratie e1rtgegeu.
5uiiibren." eilt Yiinonis nit Scr Suiu,
ietunipu erlangeu iou. NuiliiGe uno
iran,0iildT &ertretcr iuobnter ser
Situlg bel, auf ser 8erllt Der Soft
nung Iusorud CAB, bab Die i,ere Sic.
aier,tng balo enee ulro freuESidaIt-
lihe 9e5iebulpeen nit sen Gereiris<
ten Staaten u,io @robbritaunieil ber-
ltellcn .uiro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
piele Aeati4c Spiei,e
,ucrScm ii,faris creriiies,


Haris. Dit 'oelE Gurd;brutf) Der
0clltidcn 1T 8elgien 1uuroc audi bier
cine Snrhnlhnng nacD beattlGel,
'Spioncll poraenonlmet uno bas Gr.
gebniS lpnr, baB niele in alnerifa=
nildeu ltniformen u.lfgeGriiien srilr.
Seh Oie bas frailsoiiihe &olf 0urd)
Sfeoen iiberseugen luolten, bab sic
Gsl,tiGe1 IN fl,rSer 3eit iuieoer iii
Earis ieit tuiiroelr. Tuourb ,puroe
Jilbt nno Eanit berborgeruien. slld;
binter Sen oqiierten 6ronten ,puroer
Spioac o.,igc9riiieu, mande 3. :.
NIT &urS!pcuenienOern, Oie lie beauc;l1
in ser SSeltentoite trugeE fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

anitanOcn, Dab Sas &irdenoberbaupt
ats oieien espisen Eoitulaten sic in
Ser seaelnpirtisen 3eitluse sebotenem
aatiirliden Golgerunsen siebt, nno
Ole Sgrannei ,nmoraliiher Staatel,
nnS ibre franfen rSSoeolosien" lido.
nlligslos perSa,nmt. Sas Grange.
lillln, oas fir alle friitlid)en 9c.
feluntniiie bas oleide uno beiien Gtbif
lgeinein+menidlih lit, Iebrt in Dem
Gleid)nis bon Dem bartnber5ieen Ga.
mariter, bab ser nabre 4efertner
Gbriiti nidjt adtJos an ben fonfreter
llebeln 0er @elt 1tno on Iei0erroen
8riioern poriibengeben barf un0 scr
Gietit 0ottes narr Damn gilt. spens
er bon edter Silfsbereitidait fir sic
Nanid)beit besleitet lit.
0as g9ort oes r8ufes ser @eis.
belt" L1): r2ie6et oie Serehtigfeit.
Die ibr MidJter ieib auf Grben!" bo.
ielten einen 10 nlaftpouen Mus6ruf
gefunSen ,uie in 0en @orten tes Hop.
ites. Sn bieIein Sale ,penoet er iif) in
eriter 2inie al 0ie O,Gdtiecn, Sic oie
9ibcl unter ocm 8ilbe Der @idter be.
greiit. Gs uerlongt Don ibnen MMebr
BON ailer &abpolitif. 0eit Der Ser.
itmetterilna bes Sitlertlnns, elmer
ser fi,r6tbariten 6ormen, Die Ger
Sabgeiit in Der Neutrality-suspicious. je
angei,ontn1en bat, barf nint cine iteue
Sabpropagair6n nerb,lnoen tperoen,
iuie iie MIN Ieiber gyottes scrooe in
inherent 2alloe BON 2e,,ten geifiirt
miro, bic es beiier ,uiiien iollten. ST.
nen alen bat Hapit Yius NIT oem
Seranttportlngspe fir oie gu.
filnit ser 5iDiliiierten NSelt, oas 10.
bicle tpeltlidye Jiibrer in sarieesaeiten
bermiIien Iaiien entseeeneebnlten,
ioob ein 6rieoe, Ger oem beltihen WOl.
fe feline Soffnniitg lalien apiirbe. ic-
mails iuieae rein eleidberehtigtes
Glieo Der MenidbeitsinmiIie 81, kper.
0en. l,nffriiffid, itftN ,fttnf6tjdrIirft i1f
Das sSort oes Nnpitcs ridtpte iid)
daid) an getpiiie bohitebel,oe 9seriOn.
Iidteiten Ger auiierten Welf, 1ie es
idon 'oesbal6 baber3ieen iouten, neil
es ionit Ieldt in Die Cage oes 3oa,ber.
lpbrlin9s fon,nen f6tnten, ser oie
Geiiter. Die er ricf ,ridt ntebr Ios5u.
|tper0en bermodte.
(Rdp Uorfer stnnts5to.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
(Seneral SouSgcs Srnppen pereiut
nit Nagriifcn General Yattuns bcr.
ind,-n bic 9entid)en ton ,pcitereu
Grfnlgen suriidsubaltcn.

Earis. Ser &f ,un Sen Gurdj.
brlid ser Telltihen nad gelgien lit
nod int Gatee lulo sur Belt lpeib nie-
lnano redt Iuic oie Gage iib ent1pidclt
bat. Ser seltrise @eriGt oes aaiierten
Sauptaltariiers brabte Die eigellarti.
ge Notwithstanding: Die 9euti1en
voent" Die z. ,lnS 3. Mrmee. Maa
11lb ibon oen &cblter 5,lr Sano neb-
mcll INN alts5l,finoen tpns es meirt.
so piel nit iifer, oab sic Sruppel
General Hattons ourdy idlpere gn-
grille III Sureirlburg sic Ge,ltiden
et,ras 5uriidgooriingt baber. slui Ser
anSereu Scitc uber ,puroe geneIoei,
oab Die Seutifen abermals 5lun s(n-
grill ge9en Siege 1uuo 9tanur l,nge-
beure Srlppelulialien sliianmcnsic.
ben. General Sattons sfrmec Srang
gegen 9aitogne Dor llnD bier trar eine
umerlianilhe Sipiliou eineeinlciien,
bic ourh Sllittrlippen ,pieoer elltiett
trl,rOe. Isle ,peit ober Nattcu iibcr
9aitogne binaus porgeorl,n9en lit, il:
msber rift befanut seseben aporoe,l.
Niles IN allcm, ser &f I'M Ser.
relDung Der sllliiertct 2inien ipcst bin
unD Der rro miro ailern grlparteil
tat ailf ridt 10 ba!h s,,n tuirfliden
Gntiheto fDmmen.
Nin nll;inrtc,, Ilirnn, h,ftn,, u, Nnn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
8ritijtte Gr,,ppen
Is 2ltcilett pcit {l(an>oIcy

&alflltta. Gin 9erid)t bes alliiertell
@nupiq,,artiers beia9te, bnb britiiGe
Srrppcn lpeitere 90 Afeilcn IN ibrcul
iiioliden &ornluriG in ser Hiht,mg
auf ItalSulap, Dem aroBen japa.
nildc.l GeriorgurusSantrlm in 9,,r.
ma, uprgebrl,ugen ii,rO. Gie 8rite,l
iteben iett nllr nod 95 Iteilen Dor
ibrent 3iel cntiernt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
2,OOO,OOO 3ipiliitcn
Int 8m~apcit tai,ecrn

Mostau. Sliidtlitge aus Nuoape;i
berid)tcieiL SAP sic lmgariid)e Smlp..
ftaot nit rtcbr als 100000 3ipi(;,
1ten iitcrIiiut ilt Sic Souuser lcioc.
i'no ognc &aiier iinh.
Scutid)a Sprenatomnlanoos bot,
ten Die gSalicr- ituo &raitperfe Sc,
Staot 5erltort, ,,uo ea6 sic 2ebens.
mlttelporriite iest ibrem Gnoe entoe.
gengeben. 9rotrationen iilto mid.
nebr felt s!niang nprige ISOLDE aus.
gegeben iporbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
nit iai,oriereft
Gmblii,cr pcle,,

Wai1ingtou. Die Sereinigieu Staa=
ten bctraften na1 lpie tor oaS poi
1lilde Grilfabi,lett in 2onbon ais Oie
legitime Megicrung Eulers. Gieies er-
flarte Sefretar Stettirits alif cine
slniraae zines 9eridterItatters IN ici-
nsr HreiiefonIeren5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
GekaerkSkmita iiir GyU
Statlarbeiter asbiuiet

@aibil'pton. Stabiliiierungsoiref-
tor Gillon geuebnlistc ute bonn ct.
beltsal,sihub empfoblene 2obrerbo1-
llng fir Die CID Stablarbeiter. Cr
fdlte icille Gntiheiouug ali Grlno
einer 3uiid)erlna Der S8A, bab iid)
Sic Stablpreiie infolge oer 2oDner.
b0bung llibt perte,lern ipiirccn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Nmi3lan~ ,,iit ci,,e
Grfltir,ai,l, critad,t

WaIhinaton. Sie %crcinigte, Staa.
ten ,,ro GroEbritannien bnben Mub.
la!6 nuiseforSert, IN aIleli- Ginscl-
beiten Die Gntfernlu,s getpiiier Ma.
ld)lnerien BON Sen rlnl1!iiid1en Sei-
feloerll llnS lire ltc6criiiDruna nod,
Der iSoluiet- -ltnion Su crfl1reu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
kanrpf an Weftfrol1t
tobt ul1ent(bie0et1
uetter bin un0 brr


letten sebn Gagen Gelegei,bcit, Ar.
grille nit ben 8ruirotri,ppen ourh5,.s
fiibren ilno ,paren gu @eiDnahten To-
gar iiber Berlin, ,lm ibre giiitcnfar,
ten iil Geitalt bon gonrben nb5ugeben
alldblict Sitlers gteniabrsbotIfnit
al, bas oe,ltide Bolt. Sn bieier Bot
Idaft ertldrte cr, baB Der ariee in
1916 crit 5u Gnoe ge9en tpiiroe.
Sic gotidaft Sitlers tpuroe aage.
5speifelt. Gstrar ieine Spradtpeiie =
aber iie ioa aus friiberen Meoen su.
ialnnlcugeitiifeIt tporoen iein. Mer
sueib sic @abrbeit?
Sabotenre anigegriifcn
9teip Dcrf. @Gbrenb ben Jeiertu-
gen tralroen in SEEM Oorf slpei poa
einem Se,itiden u+8oot Dor e:.pa bier
@ohen gelaltoete Saboteure nerbafte!
es baloelt iidy um oen amerifoniihea
gfatrolen Golepaueb, i,no einen bier
longe Sabre auliiilisen Msann ,lnmens
Gimpcl. @eioe batten $50, 900 bel i,ti
l,no al.beroeln aur5lueaeneinrid,tun-
gen 5itm 3ulammenlesen. SIR Sd,it-
Ial miro ser Goo fei,,. Sic tparen II,
0el.tiIlarO Elm Sabr auseebileet 5nr
sSaootage.
&crienfmnscn Snrd ll.Spote
2onoon. Ser 8erliner Senoer &c.
fouptetc, Sab 'oalltIde "a; @oote il,
Den lesten paar -1Aaen Dor pers bri.
tiIfen aiilte feds aIliierte Transpcr-
ter bon irsseian,t $4,000 Tonnc;i
berlenft D1tten.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17

Recorders Judge John J. Msher
los, week denied motion 70
qaash the complaint ard dismiss
ne warrant against u defendants
n The alleged gambling activities
o. the Big Four Clearing House
Uu,gels syndicate.
The defense cortended testimony
lven az the examination from
records II the Michigan Cnem-
1!oymer, Compensation commits
son MAS not permissible because
Sach records were confidential
Judge Maher ruled that the law
does not specifically make the res
ordS confidential in a erin nal case,
thus the testimony given from the
records WAS valid.
CaaySed with being the alleged
operators of the syndicate are
Claude RoXboroush. so. SEQ f
Frederick; Alfred Gaskil,. -, AZ
T n ,5de'phia and Earl Hu;ch.ns.
Il 49, + Kirby
They. along with fourteen others
are charged with a conspiracy 70
violate the gaming laws between
ne dates Of March 2. 1910 70
July 10 1874
TIE three alleged operators were
8 scioScd as earning large salaries
amounting 10 approximately
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
BOARD S2-4 ON
OAKLAND wins
five CITATIONS

Cited FOR exceptional efficiency
FIVE times in the last six rronths-
OPA Ration Board 82-i a.-gi26
Oakland avenue. is reqardrd- as
one Of the best administered a-en-
cies Of the Federal acVefnwcnt in
the state o. Michigan, Il was
learned this week.
Each month the ration board in
me state are given q rating which
Is based on promp'nesS and ac-
cJracy.' The boards which win
rating Of 100 per cent are placed
on the honor roll Ration Board
82-4 is The only board i'm this dis
trict which has made the honor
roll five times in the past .jcar.
Attorney Cecil R0Wlot'e. chair
man Of Ration Board 82-4. CREDITED
the remarkable record Of the board
10 the chief clerk. Grover d I-aneo..
and his staff Nit!eh - madc up
principally Of Ne ego PERSONNEL
Mr. Lanee rev6a',d Sha' the
board ratings aye complied by Mis-
Florence Ca~riu. dis'r-r' STATISTIC
clerk and they ere ..H' oH' by "
r. Clark, district rat.oHus cNecg-
tive
Chief Clerk LANCE s,s'cd that he
has always found the OF \ G-
officers very cooperative .g oil r3-
niniS,catiYe problems C.wwfrt-
Ing on the record o. Board 82-+
Mr. Lance declared. We ,,1c uur
work seriously AMI we rccagF.le
is lmp0r'3ucC 90 80 H.r.'r HHr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
CHARGE WOMEN,
A Nd TEN men
Wit H c A MING

Six Negroes were among those
arraigned in Recorders Court this
week and held for an examination
on Feb. 26 on a charge Of con-
spiracy TO violate the gaming laws.
according 10 Sergeant Clayton
Nowlin Of vice and racket squad
Placed on a $1,000 bond each
pending an examination were
Horace Kemp, A43. 994 Brewster;
Cyrus Amos. 33. $50 MedburN
apartment six; Youree Bryant, IS,
and his wife. Jessie. 38. 957 Osborne
place; William Harris 40. 1888 Clay
and Levy Henry wv, as. 433 East
Warren avenue. The conspiracy
dates were named as between April
g, 1914. and Feb. 8. 1915
The accused defendants were ar
rested following several raids two
weeks ago az 62l5 Cass avenue. al
legged mutuels station and several
other addresses
Held as co-COnsDirators were,
James Martin. 81. 62l5 Cass; Kirk
Hunter. -. &c Renaud Road; JJd-
son Mathis. 30. l7l0 Victor, and
Hazel Wynee, 1903 Rivervicw.
Others. held following the ar
raignment last week were Sava-
tore Sierra. 46. $50 Lakepointe Park;
Jake Yak, %, 1850 Second. apart
ment 705: Peter Trupiano, IS, 1913
ST. Clair: Benrre Levy, Al F.
Wayne hotel and Margaret Plat
"a. 1850 Second, apartment 2l9. AL
are white.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
East Side Ration Board Wins Top Efficiency Rating
Patrons OfArts
Meet Again To
Plan Concerts

A large group turned out for the
Patrons OF the Arts meeting last
Thursday at the Detroit Associa-
ton Of Womens clubs, 10 discuss
the coming Kenneth Spencer con-
cert and TO plan the reception for
him at the Franklin Settlement on
Sunday, February Is after the con-
cert.
The books chosen by the group
as their choices. Strange Fruit, by
Lillian ( Smith, and without Bit
terness. by Orizu. will be distrib-
uted AZ the March meeting.
The Junior Patrons OF the Arts
met Sunday at 5 pm. at the same
place with Miss Nellie H. Watts as
advisor.
Mrs. Haley Bell is president Of
the Patrons.
Detroit fans who waited in eager
anticipation for the Kenneth Spen-
Ger concert late IN January Will
still have the pleasure Of hearing
him at the Masonic Temple on
Sunday evening, FEB. Is. Sched-
uled 10 appear here last month,
the baritone was stricken with a
severe throat ailment and conse-
-quent.y- the concert was cancelled.
The tall, handsome singing star
OF the concert stage, radio, and
motion picture, sang in Detroit
last year with the Detroit Civic
Opera and brought down the house
with his portrayal Of Joe" in
"Showboat,' a few weeks later he
sang 10 a nationwide audience on
the Squiob program and won wide
acclaim from thousands OF listen
erS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Arthur W. Wade
Named Secretary
OF Trade Group

Arthur w. Wade. 1922 NcDou-
gall street. was appointed eXecu-
tive secretary for the Booker T,
Washington Trade Association by
The executive committee of the as
ISOLATION. il was announced this
week by LOUIS c. B.ount. p-eSi-
dent of the, rEan!zauon
Wade holds BA decree IN
commerce from Ono university
and majored in accounting ana &C.
onomics a. Boston university and
enrolled IN several courses al
Harvard university.
He was co-oWner and manager
Of Bay State pharmacy IN Boston.
Mass. aud was neutrality-suspicious.
of Eureka Cooperative. Bank of
Boston for approxim a tely SIX
years. and also managed the real
estate holdings of the late David
E Crawford.
Wade came 10 Detroit in 1899
after serving as secretary TO the
president Of Johnson c. Smith coll
lege. Charlotte, n. c., for seven
years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Steals Hose, Gets
80 Day Sentence

Ninety days in the Detroit House
az Correction was the sentence inn
posed upon Thomas Lee Foster,
us Madison street. by Recorders
judge Paul Krause. last week sf-
Ter he had been convicted Of SIM
PIE larceny from downtown de-
partment store.
Store Detective Myron Perry
said Foster had taken four pairs
Of hose from the store last week
The hose were valued al 1881, so
rolire say
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Vice Count JaiIs
A Young Father

Two 20 20 years in Jackson Prison
was the sentence imposed upon
Leon Lucas, %, 24l2 Beaubien
street. convicted last week before
Recorders Judge John J. Maher
Of accepting the earnings Of a pros
titute. an l8-year-old girl.
Lucas, father Of one child, denied
the charge but was found guilty
al the trial. Mrs. Louise Jackson.
IS. 996 E. Lafayette was acquitted
OF the charge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
ConductoFette
BIsmes Passenger

Miss Sue F.ke. 81, $500 Beaubien
street. a conduciorcite on a Baker
street. car. told police that she Rad
been assaulted by Emilio FriSson.
B.. l7l72 Healy street.
She accuses the pasScnG ger Of
striking her with has Est. IN a
recommendation for a warrant IS
sued last week by the prosecutors
81. &C.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Hold
Youth For Theft
In Gas Station

Two juveniles and 4 l7-year-o.d
boy Nere held by police this week
after they had rcrortedly been
arrested FOR investigator % Break
ing and entering a gas station al
2024 T Ferry avenue
Police say that one of he youths,
i4-year-o,d James Stevens 1905
Dyar Har1'rack avenue. was struck
ever the head 5v $, John Meal,e-
when the young boy ref Sei 70
come o0t from behind a sack OF
tires inside the staten Others heli
were Da~ie, Kennedy II. 1887
Dya- and Richard. Stevens, II.
1905 Dyar. Han,ra1'ck.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Negro History
Course Talk At
Library, Feb. 10

Harvey C Jackson, pre~ 5cC'
De'roi, branch g 'cc ISOLATION
fer, The Srda,of Nesro l'e,9@-
F~'0rv. VII lca5 -cr-Te - /. Isl
customs on Ncgr1 '.'c md .'.~-
which WILL begin VI rj.y F. 70
a. 730 p ~. al the Scaoo.,raft u
b-ary. 2200 F. Dawson aVcrac.
The topic Of this course f-r adults
Is Tire Negro An American
Citizen. The subject for discussion
~ the frst meeting vii he The
Negro citizen in American history;
Was he always citizen? Is he now
FULL citizen"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Court Denies Motion
To End Gaming Case

sl6364s5 each duE.ng the year o.
1912.
Five persons were named as CO.
conSpi-stors IN the illegal gambling
enterprise by officers OF the Wee
and Racket squad. according 70
Detective Sergeant Clayton Now
1t,,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-18
STREAM SURVEY
 INDICATES GOOD
 SALMON SEEDING

Thought runs have not yet enter ed the streams, considerable quan- titles of salmon in bays over the areas examined give promise of good seeding, according to J. Steele Cui- bertson, Fisheries Management Su- pervisor for the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 MT. Culbertson returned to his Juneau headquarters after survey ing streams along the West Coast, in the Southern and Wrangell districts. He made his survey in Company with Roy Coe, F and WI boat captain.
 A similar survey of streams along the mainland of the Juneau dis trict, in Peril Strait and around Sitka was made by Juneau Fisheries Agent Clay Scudder aboard the Brant. Areas looked at by the two fisheries officials include princi- pally: The Southern District, West Coast, North Clarence Strait and Summer Strait districts.
 Agent Scudder left last night on board the Brant for further escape ment checks in the Icy Strait and Catham Strait areas. On the sur vey with him are two cannery repre- sentatives and Bob Hacker of the F and w L Scientific Division, from Little Port Walter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-18
NEW TOTAL
 M0UNT5Up

As was anticipated in yesterdays announcement from National War Fund headquarters, by this noon the halfway mark in the 1945 cam paign had been reached-and top ped.
 This means contributions actually banked. In addition to this total, Chairman Frank Hermann made clear today, there are large num- Der of additional checks and cash donations in the hands of many of the solicitors. When received at headquarters and credited to the driyH, these sums will give the Fund big boost on the way to the final goal of $11,00o.
 By tomorrow, or Thursday at the latest, announcement will be made of the standing of the various teams.
 It was reported yesterday that Douglas, with fine total of in- dividual subscriptions, had already exceeded it's quota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-18
TROPICAL STORM FORCE IN
 SWEEP NORTHWARD|

RALEIGH. N C., Sept. l8.-The week-old tropical storm that cut T path of death and multi-million dollar property damage along a g. OoO-mile course continued slowly to lose it's force today as it swept northward along the middle Atlantic seaboard.
 storm warnings were hoisted from the Virginia Capes to Block Island, R. L. as the storm continued up the Atlantic at about 12 miles an hour. Heavy rains and squalls whipped by gales up to 50 miles an hour accom- panied the storm.
 South Carolina reported one death.
 Heavy damage to crops was re- ported in some sections of North Carolina. Roads were awash in some low-lying sections. Rough seas lash- ed the coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-18
 For Service
 Offered
LeqisIafion for Volunteers, Re enIisting, Armed
 Forces, Passes House

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18-The House today passed and sent to the Senate legislation offering added in ducements for service in the Armed Forces.
 Lawmakers hope that through the measure more men will be encour- aged to volunteer or re-enlist for army or navy duty. This in turn would allow speedier discharge of those in service who want to get out.
 The measure would remove the present limit of 280,000 on the num- Der of volunteers in the regular army
 Service inducements provided in the legislation include:
 l. Allowance for one year enlist ments. The previous army minimum has been three years.
 3. Reduction in the enlistment age from Is to IT.
 3. Continuation of the 20 per cent extra pay allowed for overseas ser vice.
 4. An increase in the re-enlist- ment bonus for all grades of enlisted men to $50 for each year of active duty since the last enlistment date. At present low-ranking men would only get $25 for each year.
 5. Allowance for 90-day furloughs when re-enlisting, with furlough travel paid.
 6. For those re-enlisting, the op- ton of obtaining their mastering out pay in lump sum or in three in- stallments (as at present..
 '. Continuation of the free mail- ing privilege.
 g. Continuance of benefits of the G. l. Bill of Rights for those re- enlisting.
 9. Better retirement benefits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-18
LECTURER JONES TO BE GUEST OF
 JWC TOMORROW

Dr. E. Stanley Jones, evangelist and lecturer, who is appearing each evening throughout the week at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of the Juneau Ministerial Association, is to be guest speaker at the Juneau Wom- ans Club luncheon tomorrow at the Baranof Hotel.
 The interest shown in the lectures by the people of Juneau to date has been quite encouraging, with good sized audiences each of the preced- ing nights Dr. Jones is appearing this evening at the regular time, 8 o'clock, in the Presbyterian Church.