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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

l WAN I .s.-i.i..l-ii.si-I-i-.at.i.'t-if.-i-s-i.-+-ss-Is. FOX SALE
 Q 0 . FOR SALE c Late Al Royal Chrysler . passenger Sedanette. ! new . c tires, radio, heater. Phone . Baranof Hotel, Room 3O1. . One of the incest cars in . Juneau. (10,125-t2) . . se . . PAIR 6-ft 6 inch skis, binders and poles. 710 9th St. Phone 758.
 Q0,124-tD COMBINATION record changer radio photograph. Table model, with stand for records. Electric portable photograph, manual portable photograph. Gen. Flee. sun lamp, floor model. Ladies aqua coat with light fox collar, size IA. Phone Red 453, after 2 D. m. 10,124-tf) CAMERA 120, ice skates, size B; key-wind engine and trains Box 531, Juneau. Q0,124-t3)
 CHRISTMAS TREES
 JACK PINE or SPRUCE
 it. to it. - soc per it.
 slStand Included
 OPENING DEC. IF
 l P. M. to , P. M.
 Across From
 BEHRENDS STORE
 PHONE 676-NOW! 9 A. M. to P. M. to Place Orders
 NO DELIVERIES!
 Eddie Powers Operator FOR SALE-Almost new crib mat tress (6-yeaf size) in perfect condition. Blue 330. (1O,124-t3)
 
 FOR SALE-Two full sized baby cribs; mattress. Inquire No. 6, Irwin Apts. (1O124-t3) FOR SALE - Complete bedroom suite, excellent clean-c condition inner-spring mattress and sagless spring, $2O0, cash. Phone Belford Green, 142. Q0,124-t3) REDUCE FIRE HAZARD in boats, homes, restaurants, trucks, cars, etc. Buy small hand-operated carbon dioxide fire extinguisher See them at 123 Third Street, or Phone Belford at 53. Q0,124-t3) 3o-FT. TROLLING BOAT-31B196 All in good shape and ready to go. Between and 3 Floats. Call on board IxL. Small Boat Harbor. tl0, ,123-tl2) SMALL WARDROBE trunk, radio, skis, skates, field glasses, 32-20 rifle, new electric broiler, waffle iron, boat propeller with shaft, 30 gallons diesel LUB oil, 21a HIP stationary gas motor, small soda fountain and many other useful articles. Phone 12, Douglas Trad ing Post. 1O,1233-t3) 2 MOHAWK Royal Caliph all- worsted red rugs, 6'x9' and 2'x3. 222 Seventh Street Q0,123-t3) FINE UPRIGHT PIANO and violin. Contact G. A. Baldwin Q0,12l-t6) l PIANO-Phone Blue 332, after 6 D. m. d0,12O-t6) 725 BASIN ROAD priced for quick sale. Wish to leave town. Call Blue 323. (i0,119-tt FOR SALE-Used metronome. Used Gibson mandolin and case. Used metal Bb clarinet and case. Used c melody saxophone and case. Used upright piano. Cash or terms. Alaska Music Supply, Inc.
 Q0,119-tD NEW HAMPSHIRE RED Flyers New York dressed, soc per pound. Phone 1885. u0,1l8-10,148) TWO COAL STOVES and one kerosene cook stove. Phone 428. Crescent Apts. 10,ll2-tf) HOUSE-Phone 428. Crescent Apts. (10,ll2-tt HOUSE Furnished, garage, good location, full lot. Phone Green 665, between 4 and T D. m. Q0.112-tf) COMMANDER Mimeograph ma- chine, automatic feeder, mixing. counting. Complete with instruc-
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Newsy Noies From Skagway

SKAGWAY, Alaska - Special Correspondence) - MT and Mrs A. R. Rasmuson left on the Princess Norah for the states where they will spend the winter MT. Rasnuson, President of the Bank of Alaska, recently suffered a light stroke and is not in very good health. It is hoped his winter vacation will great ly improve him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24
WANT ADS 
WANTED

Helper in kitchen and general housework in private family. Good pay to ambitious person and surroundings of the best. Phone 361 for appointment.
 (10,124-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

WANTED = Badminton racquet in good condition. Phone 432.
 Q0,124-t3)
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CARPENTER now available. Inde-
 pendent jobber. Repairs and al- terations a speciality. Room 23, Alaskan Hotel Q0,124-tD
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I 4AAIN v Vs O RIINtt s5lk1R't DK1INtNK1 1 tNIINt poles. 710 9th St. Phone 758.
 Q0,124-t4) COMBINATION record changer radio phonograph Table model, with stand for records. Electric porta ble photograph, manual portable photograph. Gen. Flee. sun lamp, floor model Ladies aqua coat with light fox collar, size IA. Phone Red 453, after 2 D. m. (10,124-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

CAMERA 120, ice skates, size 3; key-wind engine and trains. Box 531, Juneau. (10124-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

FOR SALE Complete bedroom suite, excellent condition inner-spring mattress and sagless spring, $2O0, cash. Phone Belford
 Green, 142. Q0,124-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

REDUCE FIRE HAZARD in boats, homes, restaurants, trucks, cars, etc. Buy small hand-operated carbon dioxide fire extinguisher. See them at 123 Third Street, or Phone Belford at 53. (l0124-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

Don Mckay, wellknown Skagway resident and former Alaska s. s. O. agent, returned on the last steamer from a short business trip to Seattle. He is now connected with the White Pass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

Mrs. Dorothy Potter, White Pass employee, left on the Norah for Mex ico and Texas, having severed con- nections with the Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

3o-FT. TROLLING BOAT-31B196 All in good shape and ready to go. Between 2 and Floats. Call on board IXL. Small Boat Harbor. (10,123-t12)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

SMALL WARDROBE trunk, radio, skis, skates, field glasses, 32-20 rifle, new electric broiler, waffle iron, boat propeller with shaft, 30 gallons diesel LUB oil, 21a HIP stationary gas motor, small soda fountain and many other useful articles. Phone 12, Douglas Trad ing Post. t1O,l233-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

FOR SALE-Almost new crib mat
 tress (6-yeaf size) in perfec
 condition. Blue 330. (10,124-t3l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

WANTED-Small furnished apart ment or house, by respectable gentleman, wife and 5-year-old child. Permanent. Call Alaskan Hotel, Room 23. 10,124-t6)
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FOR SALE-Two full sized baby cribs; l mattress. Inquire No. 6, Irwin Apts. (10,124-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

Smugglers Cove and other scenic spots.
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ranges and a very large room equip ped with games for the youngsters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-24

Mrs. Pat Carroll, wife of Skag- ways Mayer, was a recent visitor in Juneau.
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Jennings Everson, Deputy Collec- tor of Customs and officer-in- charge of the local office. is vacationing in California,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Six Leaders
Join Scouts

SIX NEW Girl Scout leaders
were introduced at the leaders
dinner meeting held last evening
at Scout headquarters. They are
Pauline Ferry, Mrs. Guenther
Fiehn, Mrs. Andrew Woodarski,
Mrs. Robert Provost. Mrs. How
ard Schonschack and Mrs. Fran
els McVay. Investiture Of these
leaders and voters will take
place in February, when the ex-
ecutive secretary will be intro
duced.
Mrs. Russell Branyan and
Mrs. Henry Jackson were chair
men of arrangements for the
dinner. Elizabeth Higbee and
Katherine Maykuth were in
charge Of the program. games
suitable for Scout meetings.
Committees for February will
be Sigrid Heine and Mrs. Louis
Denison, program; Mrs. Samuel
Levine, Mrs. George Howell and
Mrs. Harold Koth, food. g
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16

SECOND LIEUT.. ELMER F.
ESCHENBURG recently COM
pleted the toughest 18 weeks in
the AAF training Command as
bombardier receiving his wings
and bars at Midland Army Air
Field, Midland, Tex. He leaves
Mount Clemens today after a
nine day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eschenburg,
235 North avenue, returning to
Midland for further assignment.
JOHN JACOB KROON, 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kroon,
1l6 Clair avenue, is receiving
his initial Naval indoctrination
at the US. Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
JEAN MILLER of the WACs,
who has been home for ten days
has returned to her post at Des
Moines, Iowa. Miss Miller is
with the staying unit there.
PAUL w. WESTENDORF
petty officer, merchant marines,
left yesterday for New York to
resume his duties.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Calendar o(Coning Gvenb

TUESDAY, JANUARY Is
LADIES' AUXILIARY F. o. E., in Aere Hall, 15ia North
ors PAST M M CLUB. poluck dinner in Masonic
ANNUAL a. nN SaG of womens Auxiliary of Veterans
of Foreign Wars in club rooms North Gratot avenue
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings at Dickinson school, to
DANCE for Service men and women Uso Broadway $50
SILVER LINING CIRCLE of Kings Daughters, with Mrs.
NJ R. Dunkee, at 1870 p m.
ST. LOUIS COUNCIL Meow and Altar Society, pot-uck
dinner meeting in st, Louis hall. at $50 p.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS, birthday party at Harrison Township
JOINT INSTALLATION officers for Metropolitan Club and
Ladies Auxiliary, in Metropolitan club rooms.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "
LUTHERAN LADIES AUXILIARY, in Fraser parish hail. at
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters with Mrs
John Childers, 83 South avenue at p m.
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE, at the Kings Daughters Home at
1880 p. m. Mrs Frank Rage, hostess
SHOWING of four films at Mount Clemens High School,
730 p M Public invited.
HARRISON CIRCLE Kings Daughters, Harrison
GAMES PARTY for members and guests of Daughters of
Isabella. in ST. Mary's club rooms at 8 p M
GAMES PARTY in Barron hall, sponsored by Patriotic
CHILD STUDY CLUB. Group g. with Mrs. John Wilson.
1851 Burlington Drive, at 1870 m.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 1e
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE at Kings Daughters Home
at 8 p. M Mrs Malcolm Williams hostess.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP Home Economics Club special
meeting at Harrison hall. 10 m. to
REBEKAH regular meeting arr at m JOIN, install
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY sponsored by Maccabees, in Mac
cabees hall SO Y North Walnut street over Rossos Music
store, at
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE, with Mrs Ralph Bennett, 119
Jones street, at 1870 p. m.
DISCUSSION CLUB of Young Womens Episcopal League,
with Mrs. G. Stuart DeMot, s5 Ahrens street. at 1870
p. Mrs. Charles E. DOLL Jr, to lead discussion
WSCS Methodist Church Dessert to be served at 1870
FRIDAY, JANUARY lo
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Church,
with and Mrs Don Rvard, 621 Darlington Drive at
MISSIONARY SOCIETY at Presbyterian Church parlors
2:30 p. m.
I o o. F. in Hail. at p m.
SENIOR CHOIR of Grace Episcopal Church. at the parish
house. at 1880 p.
CIRCLE 2 DORCAS SOCIETY, of Zion Evangelical Church,
regular meeting in the parish house at 2 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
-Four War Films
TO be Shown

FOUR GOVERNMENT war
films, all first releases, all. pre-
senting key episodes and vital
facts of the war, will be shown
Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock at Mount Clemens High
School auditorium.
The four films are titled 1.-THE
Battle at the Marshall Islands, 4"
"The Battle of Tarawa," Life
Line" and ITO the Ladies'" and
will be shown by Cpl. Don Phil
lips, in charge of Women's Army
Corps recruiting in this area.
The public is invited, and an
especial invitation is issued to
women between the ages of Is
and so years, who may be con-
sidered potential WAC enlistees.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL
ROONEY were hosts to members
of their Sunday Night Supper
Club Sunday evening at their
home on Burlington drive. Hon.
or guests were Major Malcolm
Moore. home on leave from Ha-
wall, and Pvt. Charles Donald
son, here from Louisiana army
camp.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Dinner Fetes
Mrs. Badgero

TWELVE MEMBERS of the
traffic department of the Mich
igan Bell Telephone company
gathered at Gordon's Grill Fri
day evening honoring Mrs. Adj
die Badgero, who has completed
Is years of service with the
company.
For the past six years, Mrs.
Badgero has been night oper'
ator in charge of Mount Glenn
ems. Prior TO that time she was
agency chief operator at Clarks-
ton, Flushing and Byron.
Charles L. Crawford, district
traffic superintendent, Of Pom
tiac presented Mrs. Badgero
with a 25-year service pin.
MRS. G.. A. PERSON return
ed Saturday from Lexington,
KY, where she has been since
Dec. Is, visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Childs Van Antwerp,
and family.
MRS. GERALD ELLISON is
spending a month in New York
City with relatives and friends.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Mirror Staff Graduates
to be Honored ToniQht

Frank Kissel, faculty director
Of the newspaper and instructor
In Journalism at the school, will
preside at the banque. which
will be addressed by Wallace B.
MacLachlan, editor of The Mon
itor-Leader.
Following are the prospective
Feb. ! MCHS graduates who will
be feted by their fellow staff
members this evening:
Jeni Buckley, Barbara Mac
Lachlan, Joyce Gulden, Barbara
Williams, Carol Engelbrecht,
Kay croman, Carolyn Breitmey-
er. Mona Noe, Joyce Seifferlein,
and Bernice Shea.
June class senior staff men,
bers are Isabel Millar, Judy
James, Norma Metler, Eleanor
Smith, Carol Coulon, Ed Ander-
son, Tom Preseau, Joyce RAM
o0lph ana Shirley stewart.
= =
THE BOARD of directors Of
the Monday Musicale held a
routine monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Robert A. Donald
son, 10 Kendrick avenue last
evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
MA the Color,
ENSIGN JOHN HARDWOOD

ENSIGN JOHN HARDWOOD,
USNR, returned home today for
his first visit in four and a half
months. following a year of sea
duty. He will spend his leave
with Mrs. Harwood at their
home, 81 Washington avenue,
before reporting for a new as
signment.
PVT. COLAN a. PIPE, 81,
whose wife, Mrs. Florence Pipe,
lives at ass Garfield road. has
been graduated from the AAF
Training Commands aircraft
radio mechanics school at Truax
Field, Madison, Wis, where he
studied the servicing of radio
equipment used on bomberS and
fighter planes.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER RICH
ARD HARVEY MILLAR is sta
toned at Alameda. Calf, for the
present. Mrs. Millar is making
her home for the duration with
relatives in Topeka, Kans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Special Meeting

A SPECIAL MEETING Of
Harrison Township Home Econ
omics Club is set for Thursday,
Jan. 10, from 10 to 3 o'clock in
Harrison town hall. Club MEM
bers will gather to make dolls for
children of devastated countries.
Further information concerning
this project may be obtained
from Mrs. Cecil Marvin, phone
1920.
MR.. AND MRS. CARL ROC
LITZ and daughter Kathryn of
Port Huron, Mrs. Mary Haines
and daughter Mary Ann of
Rockford, Ill. were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schmidley and daugh-
tiers Susan Mary and Patricia on
Sunday. Mr.. Roglitz is Mrs.
Schmidley's brother.
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On S0u4y:

MAJOR LESTER SHERLOCK
has returned TO Fort Jackson,
S. c.. following visit here with
his wife and children Moreno
and Gale, who are living for the
duration with the majors par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Sherlock, 65 Church street. Ma
jor Sherlock has been in service
three and one-half years, hav-
ing received his commission as a
reserve officer at Purdue Uni
versity.
RECEIVING the Good Con-
duct Ribbon, symbolizing one
year of exemplary behavior,
efficiency and fidelity with a
military police company in
France was Cpl. Samuel j.
Goldwater, husband of Helen
Goldwater, 1863 Clinton street,
according to word received in an
army release today.
CPL. WILLIAM j. HELD,
who is somewhere in England
with the AAF, reports that he
has received his Christmas box
from the Mount Clemens Good
fellows, and sends his thanks
and those of his -buddies- with
whom he shared it, according 20
a letter received by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Held, ia
Hubbard avenue.
PFC. WALTER DePUYDT.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor De-
Puydt of Smith street, sends
word from England that he will
soon be able to leave the hospi-
tai where he has been confined
with wound in his left fore
arm.
LAWRENCE II. BABBITT, S
, 1/C, USN, is stationed at present
in the Hawaiian Islands.
SGT. HOWARD JARCHOW,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Jarchow of Lincoln avenue, has
arrived safely somewhere in
England, according to his par
ents.
JOHN VAN DAM, radioman
sc, USN, writes from his
coastal station in Australia that
he has received his Christmas
Goodfellow gift, and sends his
thanks. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fidele VanDam, 112 Miller
street.
TWO CUNT CLEMENS
men, Pfc. Elmer w. Jackson, Jr.,
$500 Canal road, and Pfc. Rob-
ert w. Peters, TIA Rathbone
street, received their initial COM
bat duty with a division of the
Sixth Army Group in France in
one of the toughest sectors, and
came through with flying colors,
according to an army release
received today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Valentine Party
Reservations Open

RESERVATIONS for the Val
entine dessert bridge and bake
sale, which BIN Sisterhood will
sponsor Feb. IA, may be made
with Mrs. Leon Mandell, phone
63l1 or Mrs. Abe Chatham,
phone 1894.
A special meeting of commit
tee chairmen is set for this eve-
ming with Mrs. Chatham, 1919 n
South Gratiot avepue, for further
discussion of plans. The Colon
ial hotel has been selected as the
site for the event.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
.pADIJATINC STAFF MEM,

GRADUATING STAFF MEN,
BERS of The Mirror, Mount
Clemens High School student
publication, will be honored to-
night at a dinner scheduled for
$50 at Grazioli's cafe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

EARL HATTON, Romeo, to
Jan. 80.
FELIX MAIKOSKI, SIS Doro-
thea street, to Feb. =.
PVT. JOE RANGEL, Route
6, TO Jan l6.
CHARLES r. DONALDSON,
SO Washington avenue, to Jan.
10.
LAWRENCE f. ALLEN, 19308
Masonic boulevard, to Jan. II.
FRANK c. LAUHOFF, Route
6, to Jan. 10.
WALTER j. CWIKLA, 81 High
street, to Jan. 80
SGT. D. j. MILLER, 19l
North avenue, to Jan. "a.
CPL. EDWARD RODGERS
ga High street, to Feb. 10.
WILLIAM c. FULTON, Al
Maple street, to Jan. ID.
ALVIN METZ, 800 Jones
street, to Jan. "a
EDWIN G.. ELLIOTT, 80 Slap
Teton street, to Feb. 9.
SGT. MORTON l.. BIESSEL
Route 6, to Jan %.
ia RALPH LOUIS SEE, Ro.
meo, to Jan. "a.
LEO A. WOZNIAK, Route 2
to Jan. 20.
DAYTON ZIEHM, Utica, &c
Jan. ID.
ROBERT r. HoLSTON, Route
6, to Jan. 81.
PVT. RUSSELL MILNE, 2:
Maple avenue, to Jan. "a.
r. w. GOSLYN, New Balti
more, TO Feb. 3.
ELMER BLIEMEISTER, Wash
ington, to Feb. 8.
ENSIGN WAYNE VUJAZKO'
VICH, 100 Eastman street, tc
Feb. Is.
EDWARD ICKELS SON
Grand avenue, TO Feb. II.
ELTON w. BOEHMER, Utica
to Feb. 5.
BERNARD A. LaFOREST
1880 Stepnitz drive, to Feb. s.
PVT. MINER r. SMITH, New
Baltimore, TO Jan. 26.
PVT. ROBERT NANK, u
South Wilson, to Jan. %.
SGT. STEVE STOJSIH, Route
6, to Jan. 81.
PFC. PETER x. NADUD
VARY, New Baltimore, to Jan
10.
JOHN w. MACROPOL, Route
6, to Jan. %.
HUBERT P. .KIMMEL, Il
North Highland, to Jan. 10.
WILLIAM II. OSTRANDER
Romeo, to Jan. %.
LOUIS w. BERTA, -Jr., New
Haven, to Jan. %.
NORMAN JOHNS, 247 Eas
Broadway, to Jan. q.
EUGENE F. TUCKER, p. o
Box 108, to Jan. 26.
PVT. CHARLES KAMINSKI
Berville, to Jan. %.
PVT. EDWARD A. WOLAK
New Haven, to Jan. %.
ARTHUR II. VOGHT, Rich
mond, to Feb. 4.
T/5 ARTHUR G.. HINTZ
8464 North avenue, to Jan. %.
JOHN H. B L A N c H A r d
Utica, to Jan. 3 1.
DANIEL w. ROSS, Roches
ter, to Jan. &c.
PVT. JOHN G. OWEN. Ro
meo, 10 Feb. 2.
MILTON B. FRYE, 81 NORTH
avenue, to Jan. %.
DAVID S. LEES, Romeo, tc
Jan. Is.
THOMAS F. McINNIS. Wash
ington, to Feb. 2.
PVT. ERWIN L. GRENKE
1898 Garfield road, to Jan. ~.
JOHN +. JOHNSON, 1873 Mo
ross avenue, TO Jan. 30.
SYLVESTER w. PRIESTER
Utica, to Jan. %.
PFC. JOHN j. MURPHY
Route /, 10 Jan. 25.
CHARLES r. DEVINE, Ro'
meo, to Feb. /.
HARVIN STANLEY RUB Y
Utica, to Feb. 3.
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Installation

REBEKAH LODGE will hold
a Joint installation of officers
with the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows on Thursday eve
ming, Jan. ID, at 8 o'clock in
Barron hall. A regular Rebekah
meeting at 8 o'clock will precede
the installation.
THE MEMBERS of the Dupli-
cate Club to which Mrs. John
L. Shook belongs will be enter
tanned by her at a luncheon at
the Medea Hotel Thursday aft
ernoon.
The messenger., 1945-06-01
DAN WALSH ELECTED LEGION COMMANDER

Daniel Walsh of Wintonbury Avenue was elected commander of Harry E. Johnson Post, AL. He succeeds William B. kin s. Charles s. Snyder was named first vice commander; Albert Dumeer, second vice-commander; William Perkins, chaplain; Joseph O'Addeo, finance officer; William c. Brein- ing, service officer and Harold L.. Woodford, historian. The installa- tion will be held in the fall.
The messenger., 1945-06-01
ERNEST CODIERA
 RECENTLY DISCHARGED

lncapacitated ever since he was injured by mine bomb in France last August, Ernest Codiera has been granted medical discharge and is now in civies.
 Codiera was inducted April 2, l943. After a years training at Camp Croft, s. c. and at Fort Meade, Md. he was sent overseas but was not in action over a few weeks before f alling victim of shrapnel wounds in the right arm and leg. Since his return to the United States last winter, Codiera has been under treatment at the Camp Edwards Hospital.
The messenger., 1945-06-01
KATHERINE KAMA HAS PROMOTION

The War. Department last month announced the promotion of Kath- crime Kania of 326 Cottage Grove Road from second to first lieuten- ant in the Army Nurse Corps.
 Lieutenant Kania is located at the A h f o ord General Hospital, White Sulphur Springs, West Vir- ginia. She has two brothers in the service. A third brother was re- gently discharged.
The messenger., 1945-06-01
PRISONERS LIBERATED
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 capture still needs some treat men but states that his only other suffering is "a hunger for news and food"
 Lieutenant Raymond c. Milte- more advised his parents of his liberation on May 15 but gave no particulars except to state that he expected to be home in about four weeks for a sixty-day furlough after which he would go to a rest camp. Lieutenant Miltemore has been a prisoner since December ?, 1914 when he dropped from B24 Liberator upon which he was serv- ing as a bombadier.
 Word of the release of Private Allan F. Tobie, the nineteen year old grandson of Mrs. F. c. Bid we'll, came in a cablegram re- ceived June 1. He was taken pris- oner January II, just one month after landing in France.
 Of the men previously released from German prison camps, Pfc. Edward Faulkner and Pfc. Julius H. Rizzo recently arrived home for extended furlough visits with their families. Rev. John Doherty has been back for some time. John A. Jason and Donald Milvae, who escaped after very brief terms in prison, are not expected back until their units are transferred en masse but all the others, including Corporal Warren Howarth, Cor poral Fred Wasilausky, Sergeant Clifford, Private Tobie, Private Belyea and Lieutenant Miltemore are expected soon.
 A cable received June 5 told of the release of Lieutenant Clinton Belyea, twenty-two year old son of Raymond o. Belyea of Tunxis Avenue who entered service while living in Detroit. The message states the Lieutenant must have medical treatment upon his arrival home. He was taken prisoner March 27 this year while serving in the A.A.F. as a bombadier and navigator. It is presumed he was injured at the time of his capture.