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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20

walks. He used to be mine and now he is yours. You can have him. l don't know what he eats. Apparent ly nothing. You may not see him right away, but you may be assured he is in this desk and will show up in due time. He is a cock-roach. Goodby, Gerald w. Movius."
 Senator Alben w. Barkley of Ken lucky got roped in on a publicity stunt the other day, being photo- graphed with Marie Mcdonald sit- ting on his desk. If the name doesn't register, she is the Hollywood gal being promoted as The Body" You will recognize "The Body" Just to clinch his gag, the press agent later called up the senator and all the photographers to advise them that 'The Body" was confined to her hotel with measles. The press agent wanted to know if the senator was immune.
 THAT, SIR,
 IS TRANSPORTATION
 The day before the Presidents budget message went to Congress, Director of the Budget Harold D. Smith held seminar for news papermen to go over some of it's in- tricacies. One of the things Smith was asked about was the IA billion dollars worth of reappropriations - what were reappropriations? Sup pose your wife comes to the end of your budget year and finds you have $200 that she hasn't spent" said Sr'ith. Then she says to you, I've got $200 that we thought we'd spend but didn't, and here are some sug- gestions as to how we can reappro- priate it.
 Redheaded Congressman Edward J. Hart, who was finally picked as chairman of the House Committee to Investigate Un-American Affairs formerly known as the Dies Com mittee-haS one of the shortest biographies in the Congressional Di- rectory. It says, Democrat, lawyer, Jersey City"
 1hE NE v Eh OOA 1H1E JOD
 The man who thought he was go- ing to-but didn't-get the chair manShip of The Un-Anerican Committee as it has been dealt was Congressman John s. Gibson of Douglas, Georgia. Gibson was Mis- sisSippi Congressman John E. Ran kins choice. Gibson is a self-made man, having studied his law through a Chicago correspondence school whose disploma hangs on his wall He is beginning his third term in Congress. He hasn't made many speeches but one of his most recent was the most violent tirade of racial and religious intolerance have heard on the floor of the House. He can out-Dies MT. Dies any day.
 
 When MacArthur's forces landed on Luzon Island in the Philippines Brigadier-General Horace s. Sewell British military spokesman in | Washington, issued a statement to show that the BritisherS had been at Luzon, too. Credit was given to an Australian naval squadron under g commander whose few destroyers had been with Admiral Kinkaid's covering fleet. Then, like an echo of the European controversy over Lieutenant-General Omar Bradley and Field Marshal Montgomery there appeared in General Sewell's communique this revealing para graph:
 "The operations on land are pre- sumably under the direction oi General Sir Thomas Blamy, Austra- Han Army Commander, the chief o1 Allied land forces in the Southwest Pacific"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1945
A Thought for Today

And they cried unto the Lord, and said, We have sinned, because we have fOrsaken the Lord; but now deliver out of the hand of our enemies, and we will serve thee.-I Samuel 12:l0.
 couldn't live in peace if I put the shadow of willful sin between myself and God.-George Eliot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20
Washington Merry-Go-R
of Roosevelt He Starts 4 Term; FDR Would Like to Retire Wor and Peoee
BY DREW PEARSON

his h term United problems exclusion of almost all possible Winning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20
Broad Field of Ignorance

You cautioned readers to remem- Der that your ignorance of psycho- logy is stupendous. Your ignorance Of Geography is even more so. I was startled to learn that Palm Springs and Meca are on the Mo- jave Desert and near Bagdad. Palm Springs and Mecca are in the Coachella Valley and Bagdad on the American Desert nearly 300 miles northeast. (J. H. MD
 Answer-Oh, well, those alleged "deserts" in California are a huge disappointment anyway. First time we drove across the Mojave desert from Needules to Barstow we load ed up with extra cans, barrels, etc, as for a safari-and found we never got of the pavement or out of sight of a service station. I'll never get over that disappointment. One could forgive the west for no Cowboys and no Indians, not for this. It your American Desert" Is as great flop as the Mojave you can place Bagdad, Mecca, Palm Springs or Jerusalem in 1t for all I care.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20

stand surety for him. It was said that of the men who entered the league. only one was again guilty or stealing.
 A consecrated life and an under standing heart had done their bit. A woman had gambled on inmate human decency and had won.
 All Rights Reserved-Babson
 Newspaper Syndicate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-20

It is no secret that the Presi- dents health has suffered some- what from the wear and tear of the most relentless. ravaging job in the world. Many others have broken completely under the strain, and the lines on Roose- velt's face show he has not come
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Sgt. Ben Carroll
Leads Company
In Paris, France

PARIS. France-Playing an i'm
porisnt role With the 32+5th Quar-
ternaster Service Company IN
France IS First Sgt Benjamin B
Carroll, Of Detroit, former member
OF the Detroit Police Department
A. present the company Is de-
tailed for the guarding Of an i'm
portant supply depot In Paris.
calling for exceptional efficiency
on the part Of First sgt. Carroll
who shoulders . great deal OF
responsibility.
RESIDENT OF Detroit for IS
years. Sergeant Carroll worked al
he Detroit House Of Correction ioi
four years, HIS wife. Leona lives
al 1878 West Kirby avenue. Detroit
Indicted in December 1913 a, Fort
Sheridan. IL. Sgt Carroll was sent
10 Camp Breckenridge. Ky. and
assigned 10 the 3245ih Quarter
master Service Company He rose
rapidly through the grades OF corr
poral and sergeant and was stall
sergeant in four months Shortly
before the organization lcu for
overseas he vas made first ser
geant.
The company arrived in ENGLAND
In July l94I and Sgt. Carroll led
the company through a series OF
assignments IN which they con-
,ribu;ed valuably 10 the prepars-
ton Of supplies FOR the INVASION
OF France.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
$500 NEGROES
IN 18TH CO
ANNIVERSARY

More than $500 Negro enlisted
men. officers and SPARS will join
approximately 10000 fellow men,
bers of the u. S. Coast Guard in
celebrating the l55th anniversary o.
that branch OF the armed services
on August 4. l945. Coast Guard
headquarters announced here this
week.
Founded I'm 1880 with an appro-
priation provided by the first
Congress Of the United States, the
Coast Guard has fought In every
major war Of the United States.
In the last war. the Coast Guard
had the highest proportional loss
of men Of any Of the United
States services. In every major
invasion Of this war, from Casa
blanca to Normandy, from
Guadalcanal TO Okinawa, the
Coast Guard has fought alongside
the Navy 10 put men and supplies
on the beaches.
NEGRO COAST GUARDSMEN
have participated in the vast ma
jority OF these encounters, Official
announcements reveal. In one OF
the first major coast guard en-
counters with the enemy in the
North Atlantic. an all-Negro gun
crew on the cutter CAMPBELL
fired several rounds and scored
telling hits on a Nazi U-boat, which
was later rammed and sunk by the
cutter. A Negro crew member was
cited for bravery when the little
ICARUS sank Nazi submarine
twice her size and captured most
Of its crew.
AS Of July 3. 1945, the Coast
Guard boosted 1857 Negro en-
listed men. nearly 1000 Of whom
were serving rs petty officers;
three commissioned officers, one
warrant officer and Ave enlisted
SPARS.
IN RECENT months, Coast Guard
correspondents have reported he
roic actions of Negro members on
Two Jima, Okinawa, Majuro, Eni.
wetok, Saipan. Tinian, Leyte. Luzon
and in other landings.
In this war. the Coast Guard was
the first 10 have, contact with the
enemy when Greenland radio in
stallations were seized from the
Nazis months before Pearl Harbor
That our conveys were able 10
reach Europe in ever increasing
proportions was due in large mea-
sure to the patrol and escort work
Of the Coast Guard. The service
now mans over 5000 vessels.
Admiral Russell r. Waesche.
commandsnt of the u. S. Coast
Guard, is the highest ranking officer
OF that branch OF the armed service
in its l55-yesr history.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
George W. Jones
First Sergeant
Of ON. Company

THE 964TH QUARTERMASTER
SERVICE COMPANY. France 4
first sergeant, George W. Jones. o.
247 East Warren avenue. Detroit,
Mich. is in charge vi the admins
tration details " this unit The
company operates one ~ The larees,
auartermaSter clothing and equip
ment depots III the European The.
ater ~ Operations. The unit has
been overseas since January. 1914
On an average day. from 1000
10 400 tons Of supplies were
handled by the depots personnel
during the war with Germany.
Al present the unit Il occupied
supplying L. =. army troops sta
toned on the continent with
clothing and equipment and
packaging supplies for the Pa
cifc Thcater of Operations.
SGT. JONES wife. Mrs kath.
ryn r. Jones. lives a; the East
Warren address IN Detroit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Detroit Sergeant
Motor Sergeant
On Biuk Island

S.-Sgt. Jesse williams, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Williams. $50 Willis ST.,
Detroit, Mich, is efficiently serv-
ing as a motor sergeant in this
veteran overseas outfit.
S.-Sgt williams entered the
army In July 194l. and has more
than 3 years Of overseas serv-
ice 10 his credit. He now wears
the American Defense. Good
Conduct and Asiatic-Pacific The
alter ribbons. with three battle
stars. and shares In this units
citation from the President.
PRIOR TO ENTERING the army,
S.-Sgt. Williams attended North
Eastern high school, and later
worked as a mechanic for Allen
NJ. Durant, both located at Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

lines was the duty OF Corporal
Clarence Hall Of Detroit, Mich. in
the hectic days OF the war in Eu-
rope. His unit was a part OF the
US. Army Supply Forces that
overcame the problem Of supply
facing US troops in Europe
The 40l9th landed In France on
March 2, l945.
CPL. HALL WAS indicted on
January IS. l94S, and received his
basic training al Camp Van Dorn,
Miss. He attended Northwestern
University ard was employed as
a street car repairman IN Detroit.
Mrs. E.he Hall. his mother. lives
at 43S Superior street, Detroit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Reeder Shepard
7 Yrs. Overseas

WITH THE s7oTH ENGR. AVN
BN. AT CLARK FIELD - Pvt
Reeder H Shepard. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Colwell Of 10 Meade
street, Mt. Clemens, Mich. and the
husband Of Mrs. Lula Bell Shep-
ard. OF 5724 Beaubien street. De.
,roi.. Mich, is a member OF the
unit military police and has been
a; his job overseas with the 870th
Engineer Aviation Battalion for rs
months In addition 10 his two
batt,e Stars. he Is entitled 20 wear
the As.atic Pacific Ribbon. the
Meri,orious Service Unit Insignia
and the Philippine Liberation Rib.
bon.
PVT. SHEPARD entered the
army December lal5 al Fort Sheri-
dan. III He was employed ~ the
BONN Aluminium Plant Detroit. In
July. l943 he sailed for the South
Pacific with his present unit and
went through the campaigns in
New Guinea, Dutch East Indies and
the Philippines.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Pvt. Thomas Cowen
In Oklahoma Hosp.

Ell PASO - Pvt. Thomas z.
Cowen Jr. OF 20246 Greenlsw
street. who was burned In an ex.
plosion in England last March. -
now a patient at william Beaumont
General hospital here where he
arrived from Borden General hos
pital IN Oklahoma.
Private Cowen will receive
plastic surgery treatments at VIII
liam Beaumont. He was with Q
combat engineer unit In England
when he was burned.
HE is THE son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. <. Cowen. also OF 20246 Green
law street. Private Cowen entered
the army 81 months ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
GETS CONDUCT MEDAL

HEADQUARTERS. 433RD PORT
COMPANY. Cardiff. Wales Cpl
Jimmie d. Smith. IS. OF $50 Harmon
avenue. Detroit. Mich, is one OF
the Is members Of this Army
Transportation Corps port COM
pany. loading supplies and equip
ment, 10 be awarded the Good Con-
duct Medal
This award is given in recogni-
ton OF exemplary behavior, eff.
cheney, fidelity. and exactlng per-
Torrance OF duty.
Before entering the army, Cpl
Smith was employed by General
Motors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

hADoE HuoHEs. Plaintiff --aso
HAROLD HUGHES Defendant
Al n session az said Court held OF the
Court House In ihs City 81 Detroit IN
ssid County on the 27th day oil june
AID ioss
lI,s n. ssvusrulr
Circuit Judge
In thi, cause, u sppesrins from tho
sndsvit hereto suaehed that ohane,Iy
summons has seen issued GU, and unoer
sncs Of the defendant ard that tire same
couid not be served en- or before me re.
turn day thereof for the reason mat
said defendant being . re:ic.n, Of tns
STATE II niehissn. vn concealed thsre-
In and said charesry summons mas
been returned With the cert'ficse ,nete
On endorsed, shovins that siter oinsent
could not be- served in said state OF
Michigan. on or before the return ds'
tht-sof
Therefore. on motion OF Rcxeorcush
and Tslisfsrro. ATTORNEYS for the RAM
TT 70 ORDERED that Harold Hushes'
eauss his appearance 20 be entered IN
tina cause, within three months iron,
the date Of this order and IN es OF
hts appearance ne eauss his anSsr 20
the plaintiffs bill OF complaint to ",
filed. and . copy thereof 70 BE- served
on the attorneys for the plaintiff. WIN
IN 20 days from date OF service upon
him Of . copy Of said bill snd notice OF
this order. and that In default thefeol,
the said bill be taken - confessed p'
the said defendant.
1T rs FURTHER oNpERED that
copy Of this order hs published IN me
Michigan Chronicle, and served accord
Ing TO iav. -
LILA ~ NEUEHFELT
Circuit JUDGE
True Cory
CASPIAN J LIHoEMAN Clerk
By A. shedd. Deputy CLERK
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Seek Dixie Support

NEW YORK - Members and
friends OF the American Civil Lib
critics Union south Of the Mason
Dixon line were asked this week
10 urge their senators 10 support
HR. I 10 abolish the poll tax as a
condition for voting in federal
elections.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
LEGAL NOTICE
SYAvG OF MICHIGAN
IN Tine ciRcuir couRy ron TINS
COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ cNAkcgRv
va No l3e
JOSEPH HALE. Defendant

LUCILLE HALE. Plaintiff 49, ,-,,,.
JOSEPH HALE. p.t,nd.n. ~ 1900
At q session OF said Court held ~ the
Court House In the city OF Detroit In
said County. on the 27th DAY OF June
AID. 1e<s.
LILA 4. sGvGsvGlv
In this cause. u appearing from the
affidavit hereto attached. that ALA,
shanesry summons has been Issued ou'
appearance Of the defendant. end that
the same could not ee served on the ce-
fendsnt. on or before the return cay
thereof. for the reason that SAID de.
Drtroit. County OF wsnye. and state OF
Miehisan. Vas concealed therein. anc
said alias summons has been returned
With the certificate thereon endorsed
inauiry. the ssid css,ndsnt could not
he served IN said state OF Miehissn' on
or before the return day thereof
Therefore. on motion Of RoHoorousn
and Taiisisrro. Attorneys for the Plain
1T 10 ORDERED that Jo,spn Hale de-
f,ndsnt herein. cause his appearance 20
be entered In this cause within thiee
months from the date a! this orcer sno
IN case Of his appearance. he cause Ms
an,~,r 20 pisintiff's bill OF complaint 70
be ried. and Q copy thereof 90 BE- ssrvtc
on the ATTORNEYS for the Plaintiff win
IN 20 days after date Of service UPON
him ~ copy Of said bill, and notice
81 this order and that In default there
Of the said bill be taken - ecnfeSSec
By the said Defendant
IT 70 rURTHER oNDyREp that .
copy Of this order be published IN me
MichGsn Chronicle, and served. accord
ing 70 law
LILA " NEuENYfLT
Circuit judge
Tue Copy
CASPIAN J LiSOEMAN CLERK
nv Ahsdd DEPUTY Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
CHARLIE WALL
WINS SILVER
Star ON LEYTE

WITH THE s39th ENGINEER
AVIATION BATTALION IN THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fourth
Grade Charlie H. Wall. 5l27 Vine
wood street, Detroit, Mich, has
been awarded the Silver Star for
gallsntry in action on Leyte, Phil
ippine Islands. on December 8,
1914.
The official citation reads in part
Is follows:
80. when an enlisted man
lay wounded In . mschinegun
emplscement, Technician Fourth
Grade Charlie II. Wall, a.
medical aid man. made his way
across approximately 100
yards Of open ground in the face
Of enemy small arms fire TO the
place where the wounded man
lay. He administered medical aid
to the wounded man and then
assisted In removing him back
TO the company aid station. Tech
nictan Fourth Grade Walls cou-
rageous action and utter disre-
gard for his own safety helped
to save the life Of . fellow SOL
der"
WALL ENTERED the service in
October l94l. at Fort Custer. Mich,
and later trained at Will Rogers
and Tinker Fields in Oklahoma
and at Elsin Field. Fla. A veteran
OF % months overseas service,
Wall has seen service in Australia.
New Guinea, and the Philippines.
In addition 10 the Silver Star. he
Is eligible for the Good Conduct
medal and is entitled to wear a bat
tie star on his Asistic Pacific and
Philippine Liberation campaign
ribbons.
A brother. Sergeant Buford ST.
Clair. is serving with the Marines
in the Southwest Pacific.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

STACY JONES. sr. Plsintin .-s
CORA JONES. p.,,nd.n, 10 '
A. . session Of said Court held 81 the
Court House IN the City 81 Dtuoll III
ssid County. on the 22nd DAY Of juno
A D is4s
Frsssnt. The Hen
LILA " EEuENFELr
Circuit judge
In this cause. u appesrins by amdtNt
hereto attached that the defendant Core
Jones, cannot be served by process itsueu
out Of this court as she IL not Q resioent
~ the state ~ hishissr. but thar sns
,esides In the City Of St. Louis stare o.
Missouri:
on motion ~ Roxboroush and Tails
ferro, Attorneys for the plaintiff
TT II OSDERyD that the dsfrnd,n,
Cors Jones appear ana answer the oll
~ complaint, fled IN this cause. Nlthln
three months from the date ~ this order
or that said DILL be taken - confessed
snd that this order be sent TO the ue
tendant By REGISTERED mail 10 her jas,
known address. and " not recsivsd thst
TIE same be published I'm the hlehissn
Chronicle, aceordtns to Law
LILA NJ fEuENYELT -
True Copy
CAsPAR J IfNoEMAN. Clerk
sS SHFDD Deputv Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Gets Prairie View Post

PRAIRIE VIEW, Tex.-Dr H c.
Patton succeeded DR.. J. NJ. Frank
lin this week as College physician
and director OF nursing education
a, Prairie View university.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
LOOK WHO'S HERE

Left TO right Robert H. Cooper. motor ma.
chinisfs mate third class. USNR. assigned TO
the transportation department. Is the SON Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Cooper. S2lS Vinswood
avenue. He attended Northwestern high school
and prior TO snlisfing in the navy was en-.
ploYsd by the Schiller Millinery company.
Samuel White. aviation mschinisfs mate Third
class. UsNR. and working in ihs1sssmblY and
repair department. is the husband Of Mrs.
Josephine White. 1927 Charlevoix avenue and
was employed by the Ford Motor company
before entering service. Walter L. Taylor.
fireman first class. USNR. now serving in the
transportation department. is the son OF Mrs.
Thslrns Cannon. AIS William street. He at
tended Cas- Technical high school. and was
employed by the Detroit Street and Railway
company prior 10 entering the navy. Douglas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Cpl. Clarence Hall
With ON In France

THE 40ieth QUARTERMASTER
TRUCK COMPANY. Francois
patching supply trucks 10 the front
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

I'll never again be without automatic hot water It's quite
inexpensive-only few cents day. Eve hadn't known
before that Edison has special low for water heaers
We've been pleasantly surprised TO discover that cleo
trio water.heatng is completely clean-and dependable
and troublefree In home hot water flows all dayor
washing dishes laundry, washing and serubbing baths
constant washing OF faces and hands Ii certainly
have hot water always tap no trips to the basement
T. . no waiting From my husbands morning shave to late
baths electric heater he around the clock
We consider il OF the finest services electricity
brings us
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

Electricity has made the
oid.tsshioned way the
asteful way. The wise
msn-snd the wise
~oman-hnds out about
appliances tor modern
livins how they opcr.
ate -. What they cost.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28

sTATy OF MICHIGAN
N TINE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCrRY
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SAVE OILS AND FATS
CT S(FIED

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MOUSE FOR SALE
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STACY JONES. o. Pi,intih
CORA JONES. p,nnd.n, "
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A True Cory
CASPIAN J LrNOEMAN Clerk
By A. shedd. Deputy CLERK
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1Vut COPY
CASPIAN } IiSOEMAN Clerk
ny A shsdd, Deputy Clerk
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

PRODUCERS BILL PINE and
Bill Thomas had 10 find a singing
elephant for their musical, People
Are Funny" They did.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
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