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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
MARINE FINDS PICLETS in FOXHOLE
DURING HEIGHT OF BITTER FIGHT
.my Asse.rasea ,.se.s,

TWO JIMA II Marine Corp.
John ]. Sydlowski has anything
to say about it, both Two and
Jima are going with him back
home to Plymouth, Pa, according
10 Technical Sgt Edward L.
Volk. Marine Corps cobalt CORE
spondent.
A strong bond of understanding
has grown between these twins
and Sydlowski. They have bat
tied it out with the Japs here for
"a days. At first, the problem
was for the Marine to keep the
youngsters alive. They were
mighty scared when he found
them and they had been without
food for days.
They first met on D-plus-four
during the height of the battle
for Hill 1862. The Jap defenders
were laying down heavy mortar
and artillery fire as Marines inch
ed toward their cave installations.
Corp. Sydlowski made a desper-
ate lunge for a foxhole- Then
and there he met the pair whom
he later christened Two and
Jima. 1t was the last place in the
world you'd expect to find twins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
STUDENTS ATTEND
PICTURE SHOWING
HELD YESTERDAY MORNING.
M AUDITORIUM OF
HEALTH CLINIC

Students Of the Key West High
school sho have just completed
course Of study IN Red Cross
hosne Nursing attended a motion
pis'ture showing ON the subject
yesterday morning in the audi
tsaium Of the County Health
Unit Clinic.
The picture. You're On Your
o'~n gave them the highlights
- iile esiiirse 81 study which they
have lsisi completed.
Other interested women 81 Kew
West who attended the showing
dsriarcd they had learned "a few
ifacks m making a patient COM
fsstable.
The students declared n was
ofae Ut the most interesting
r"sirses Of study in their school
year and they are receiving full
scholastic credits as recognized
tiblert This is the first tire the
s.lbieet has been taught as part
~ the regular school program.
Mrs. Jane Goudge, who is a
qualified Home Nursing instruc-
tsF has coached the class Mrs.
Ds'roihy Jendry was the instruc-
isw fog the short course ada,t
eiazx.
Girls who attended the picture
inriuded: Misses Betty 10 Will
Sun. Betty Mcguire, Grace Car
Fefo. Roth BOA, Florine Saund-
eEx. Shirley Smith, Ethel May
Roberts. Rae Ann Chance, Bar-
bara burdock. Evelyn Shelton.
taihy Jeffcrs. Bobbie Elston, Lii.
Ian Barton, Jacqueline Fleitas.
Ruth keeton. Carol Morgan, Bar
shara Warren and Dolores Young.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
TWO BOYS ARE SENT
TO REFORM SCHOOL

Two Of the three boys who
we're given a hearing yesterday
afternoon before Juvenile Judge
Prank O. Roberts were sent to
the reform schol at Mariana,
and one was put on probation for
a year and was released in the
custody OF his parents.
Buddy Vandergriff, who con-
iessed 10 having committed -four
harglarles, was sent TO school for
fgar years. and Alfred Perez for
two years. Bobby Beavis was put
0n probation for a year. None OF
the boys Is a Key Wester.
Beavis' parents informed Judge
Roberts that they were going TO
Sind their son TO an uncle in
South Carolina. who has arranged
g. have the boy put in a school.
Judge Roberts told the parents
that their son is TO report to him
weekly as long as he remains in
Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
EUROPEAN WAR HAD ITS
PROPHETS WITHOUT HONORS
tB, Associated Press.

mand was familiar with Won
Loeb's works as well as with
Gen. Fuller's. They employ
ed Won Loeb's ideas SO sue
cessfully against their orig
inators that the German
army was routed from Rus
STA and eventually destroyed
in the field.
Gen. Fuller's "FSR ILL.,
was written around the idea
that tank tactics are prob
lens of movement, protec-
ton and offensive action. 3"
He proved it possible to de-
fine the military role of tanks
without spending years in
experiments.
In Army of the Future"
Gen. de Gaulle envisaged ar
mored and mechanical divi-
sions, able to move over a
hundred miles, always ma
neuvering to. attack from
behind" the leading units
employed ito break through
and push towards their final
detectives as rapidly as pos
sible," utilizing aircraft as
mot only auxiliary but as
indispensable comrades in
arms" Six years later arm
ored and dive bomber teams
swept out of the Ardennes in
just that fashion, crossed
northern France and Elan
ders, and crushed the armies
of France.
Field Marshal Won Loeb S
recommendation in defense
was that ''the war be open
ed with active defense, as a
preparation for the offens-
i've later"
Defense is aimed at at
tanning a shift in the favor
of the defender in the bal
ance of power" he wrote,
"The use of offensive weap-
ons is required in the de-
Tense.
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pfl.c:., navy rao,ograpli

like that I was just as surprised
and scared-as they were.
says SydloWski.
The strange meeting somehow
appealed to Sydlowski. He de
cided the Japs couldn't have PCS
sibly left better souvenirs and
! that Two Jima would stay with
him. 1t must have looked strange
to other Marines to see Sydlowski
advance in the lines with Two
and Jima tucked firmly under
each arm. Probably it was fun
nier still to see him feed them
cereal and milk from his daily
ration.
But the battle is over now and
the three have come through
front line action without a
scratch. For Two and Jima life
seems to have just begun. They
are the center of attraction OF
Marines on the beach awaiting
orders for tomorrow's battle
ground. And Corp. Sydlowski is
mighty proud.
"Shucks," he says, mot every
Marine can brag about finding
spotted, twin piggies in a fox
hole"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26

Third Division canopy revcfts ia
the past TO that extent, but goes
beyond characterization in lis up
10 dateness. II serves a dual pun
pose. 1t is high and dry place
for storaging clothes and equip
ment and provides secondary
protection against rain for the
occupant of the bed.
Planks, strips Of sheet metal.
canvas stretched across narrow
lengths of board--anything suit
able for the purpose--are used
for the clothes and equipment
shelf above the bed. A shelter
half or poncho is thrown over
the gear 10 protect Il and the
slsercr below from inevitable
tent leaks. The cover, moreover.
shields the clothes and equipment
from mist and dust. Tn canopy
originated with the engineers.
but has spread 10 virtually every
unit of the division which re-
Gently participated in the Two
Jina campaign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
MARINES ASSIST
JAPS I'm NEWEST
HARA KIRI PLAN
tRy A..o..stea rre..,

TWO JINIA, May &c. = Some
thing new in the way of hara kiri:
Several hundred yards ahead of
the lines of the 9th Regiment.
Fifth Marine Division, which
stretched along a high ridge, 10
Japs were squatting at regular in
tervals in a broken circle. Anoth-
err Jap, apparently the leader, sat
off by himself in the break of
the circle.
They seemed to be holding
some sort of conference" said Ma
rine First Sgt Charles |. Sheehan
of Loss Angeles. Cal. They talk
ed for several minutes and then
broke off as il they had decided
something. Since they were squat
ting, they didn't make good tar
gets so all we did for q while
was lie there and watch.
About minute after they stop
red talking, the leader slowly
rose TO his feet. Standing as he
was, he made perfect target. He
made no attempt to run or seek
cover. Dozens of rifles opened up
on him and he quickly fell to
the ground. Then a Jap at one
end of the arc stood up, almost
nonchalantly, TO be shot down as
soon as he rose to his full height.
Around the circle it went, one
Jap standing up as soen as the
preceding one had been shot, In
about two minutes, all IL lay
dead, reports Staff Sgt. Henry
Ginger, Marine combat CORE
Spondent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
COAST ARTILLERY
FIRING PLANNED

The Army announced today
that Coast Artillery firing prac-
tice will be held from installa-
tions of Battery B, Harbor De-
lenses of Key West, Fort Taylor,
Key West, Florida on May %, 20
and 80, 1945 from $3.50 a. m. to
1890 a: m. All vessels and air.
craft were warned to remain clear
of the danger area.
The danger area will be the
water area 1000 yards offshore
Key West bounded by azimuth of
345 degrees from "a degrees, 80
minutes, 40 seconds North Lati-
tude and 81 degrees, 48 minutes,
81 seconds West Longitude south
to azimuth of 200 degrees from
same point.
Maximum altitude of firing 900
feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
BY THOMAS P. KRocK

~ AA&Sh"sA"hS - &eAk~SAS
AP Newsfeatures
The European war ends
on one of history's most iron
ic notes: Germany almost
won by following the advice
of Allied experts scorned in
their own countries, yet lost
the war by ignoring a Ger
man military writer avidly
read by Germany's enemies.
Maj. Gen. j. F. G.. Fuller
of the British army, in 1882,
and Gen. Charles de Gaulle
of the French army, in 1884,
wrote works on future mech
anized and armored war
fare, Gen. Fuller's entitled
"FSR Ill" and Gen. de
Gaulle's Toward the Career
Army" (later "The Army of
the Future").
No less an authority than
Marshal Henri PHILIPPE Pc
tain, de Gaulle's old COM
handing officer, ridiculed
his ideas and emphatically
stated that the machine
gun will win the next war, +"
but both "FSR Ill" and "The
Army of the Future" receiv-
ed rapt attention from the
German army command.
"FSR Ill" became the
German army Bible; the at
tack upon France and Flan-
ders was based on it and on
Gen. de Gaulle's "Army of
the Future. Col. Gen. Heinz
Guderian and Field Mar
shall Edwin Rommel were
particular students of both
works.
In 1888, Field Marshal
Gen. Wilhelm Ritter Won
Loeb published a work en-.
titled "Die Abwehr." This
work was made to order fol
the Russian campaign thai
came in June of 1941, but
Adolf Hitler dismissed it con-
temptuously as mot aggres.
sive enough for the German
army"
| But the Russian high com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
Fine Entertainment
At Starlight Club

Johnnie Nebo invites you and
your friends to visit his now and
enlarged Starlight Club al 7l3
Duval Street for a pick-me-up.
During the Penny Cocktail Hour,
which is now a daily feature at
this spot between the hours of
Z and 8 o'clock, you pay full price
for the first cocktail and the next
one is a penny.
Johnny Dias and his orchestra
are on hand as usual with their
superb dance music.
It's always cool and comfort
able at the Starlight Club and
never cover or minimum charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
BIG TIME TONIGHT
AT MIDGET BAR

Come down and meet Duffy
and his gang at the Midget Bar,
the friendliest little bar in town.
Duffy will sing Irish songs for
you, and his chatter is the kind
that is not only amusing but also
entertaining. Tonight he has
promised to tell the history of his
life.
The Midget Bar serves only the
finest of known brands of bever-
ages and the drinks are said to
be the best obtainable.
The package goods department
offers wines, whiskey, rum and
gin in all the popular sized con-
tanners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
1T. SRIVER WRITES
HOME FROM FRANCE


MIR. and Mrs Harold Sriver OF
918 White street have received
news from their son, Lieut..
Eugene R. Sriver, from La Havre,
France, saying he was well, and
expects to be home in about
three weeks.
Lieut.. Sriver was a bombardier
in the Army Air Corps, and was
shot down on his, last mission,
and was captured by the Ger
mans, and was a prisoner for
fourteen months.
Previous to this the last word
from him was received in Chicago
by his wife on Christmas Eve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
SOCIETY
Announcement
Of Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel &. Wells
of APT Francis street, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Helen, to David j. Spurlock,
SAD &c, United States Navy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Spurlock
of Minneapolis, Kansas.
The date of the wedding will
be announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
Chas. w. Sturrup
Has Been Liberated
From German Prison

Mrs. Amparo Sturrup of 100
Porter Place, has been notified
by the War Department that her
husband, Private Charles w.
Sturrup, who was a prisoner of
war of the Germans, has been
liberated.
This took place a short time
after the Germans had been de-
feated at which time he was re-
turned to military control with
his organization.
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Classified Column


Advertisements under this head
will he inserted In The Cfizes at
the rate of "a q ward tor each inser-
ton. hat the minimum charge for
the first - words or less IN jDc.
The rMte for blaet<faae type rs Be n
word and the nainissum charge for
the first Is words or less N dJc.
Payment for classified advertise
naeuts u invariably iH advance. but
regular advertisers with ledger me-
counts may basc their advertise
ments charged.
TO insure publication. copy Must
be In the office before IN o'clock on
the day os publication.
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BEST OF DRINKS
AT CLUB li6''

Club ll6 ON Greene street. OPP
posite the Western Union Tclc-
grarh, is featuring the best drinks
in town, made only as sBiff' can
make 'cm. It's clean. cool and
comfortable at this spot aud a
nice place for relaxation.
The package goods department
features only the best Of whiskey
and wine at popular prices.
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Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
that the former American embas-
~ Was partly destroyed.
Besides destroying many wal
and Industrial plants, the fires
eunsumcd buildings in railway
yards and Quilted warehouses
aieng the waterfront.
Eight hundred thousand pounds
sf flrebombs were dropped, and
returned flyers reported that nine
aauarr miles Of Tokyo were sci
ahlazc IN q district that included
many az Tokyo's most substantial
Buildings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
SPECIAL FEATURES
AT BINGO PALACE

Mrs. Pearl Barficld, manager 81
the Bingo Palace, at Duval and
Southland streets. invites YOU and
your friends TO attend the bingo
games given nightly and spon-
sored by the Elks' charity fund.
This new location is spacious.
cool and always comfortable. To-
night special feature games arc In
order as well as jackpots and COW
erall games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
Fine Music Tonight
AT La COncha Hotel

BarroSo and his orchestra will
do the honors for the dancers in
the air conditioned Rainbow Room
of the La Concha Hotel tonight
and nightly. The La Concha "Spe-
cial" Cocktail is a feature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26
A JOB WE'D LIKE

Nampa, Idaho. - In the help
wanted column of the Idaho Free
Press appeared the following
classified: mo milking or irrigat-
ing hardly anything to do and
lots of shade to do it in
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FAMOUS NAMES

Louisville, Ky. - Triplets, two
boys and a girl, recently born to
MIR. and Mrs. Josephine Walker,
were promptly named franklin
Roosevelt, Joseph Stain and
Winnie Churchill Walker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26

A REAL BUY on Florida Keys
just off the Overseas Highway;
1888 acres on Plantation Key
better known as Long Island OF
"Fisherman's Paradise" facing
Bay of Florida and Tavernier
Creek, with cove at side for
anchorage of boats. Next Key
to Tavernier. It's an ideal
place for fishing camp or
hunters lodge. Interested? See
owners, Mrs. VIM. G. Camera,
211 Whitehead street or VIM.
G.. Camera, Red Lion Taxi Co.,
Key West, Fla. may26-ltx
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Forly-three Entrants

Continued from Page One)
b. has t,ccn tops" among local
players for . good many years
end knows good greens when he
plays them. The putting surface,
h. said. Is comparable with that
Ca other courses In Florida, and
shossld result in better scores be-
ing made generally in the tourn-
Amemt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26

GOOD BUY-BungaloW; eight
rooms In Won Phister ST.. near
Thompson. On good size lot.
Price $4,000. johnson and
johnson, Phone 372.
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nay24-tf

1887 WILLYS SEDAN converted
to touring car; at ceiling price.
Also Zenith house radio. Apt.
26-B Naval Air Housing Pro-
ject. may25-2tx
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ALL TYPES concrete work, plas-
tering and stucco. No job too
large or too small. ]. F. john
son, Island City Bank Bldg
Office hours: 9 till IL.
may22-1mox
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TRAILER with large room at
tached. built in ice box, COM
pletely furnished every detail.
Price very low. Buyer take
immediate possession. VIM.
Myers. Mastic Park.
may22 -6tx
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MEN WOMEN 80 to 50-Supple-
ment present income; afternoon
and evening, SIS up; evening
only, So plus carfares; interest
ing part time inspection work;
local area. national organiza-
ton. no selling or canvassing;
write, giving background, days
and hours available; interview
arranged. Address Room 1906,
5 % Marietta st. Bldg, Atlanta,
Georgia. may22-6tx
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HOUSE TRAILER for sale cheap.
See j. r. Patterson, Southern
Inn Trailer Camp or call I'll
MAS. may25-3tx
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

YOUNG kitchen worker and
short order cook. 827 Emma
street, rear. mayzo-5t%
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MANS BICYCLE; very good
condition, new tires. 8 in cleo
trio fan. After 5 p. nj. 800
Simonton street, Albury Courts
Cottage No. 3. may22- SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26

RADIO, record player, fan tri-
cycle, stroller, trunk, air con-
ditioner, alarm clock. 913
Georgia. a. II 'inay26-7t
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FLUORESCENT bed lamps just
received. 504 William street.
may24-3.
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WASHING MACHINE, electric
Frigidaire, C. E. fan, small
radio. 400 Southland. may26-7
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Queen Mother Mary of Eng
land, born rs years ago.
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WHEN IN NEED of a plumber
see John Curry, 512 Margaret
ST., Phone 1891. Estimates
free. may21-lmox
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COVERED WAGON house trail
er; built in electric refrigerator,
all in good condition. Sleeps
three. 1920 Virginia street, Sat-
urday after 1:3o p. M, Sunday
all day, Monday after 1870 p. m.
may25-2tx
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BOOKKEEPER- Secretary; exper-
fenced. $4,000 monthly. Write
Post Office Box 666.
MAYBE 3tX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-26

1884 CHEVROLET coach; over
hauled engine, excellent con-
dition. Inquire 1871 Poinciana
Place after S p. m. may24-6tx
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FURNISHED rooms at a reason
able rate. All William street.
may26-3tx
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DOUBLE BED, inner-spring mat.
tress, eft. sofa, upholstered
rocker, card table, rugs; excel
lent condition. Call 449-J.
may2l-3tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B. F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
apr25-tf,
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WANTED
FOR RENT

TRAILER space in private lot;
lights, hot and cold water. 6O9
Grinnell may22-5tx
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1888 CHEVROLET, $500. 109-D,
Poinciana Extension.
may23- 4tx
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ron aALE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Presto CCCuFs ere scld ~herevet ouui'y
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mode However, the Tremendous demond 'of
them eEceeds the imnedioie ivpply Al re-
qyesr ore filled BY deolep in the order in
which they ore received. So see your ds 1ier
now. 70 ee' yoyf PRESTO CCCsts With The leosi
poss,Lie deIoy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Your Carrier
A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN
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RICHARD GEORGE
SAUNDERS SAUNDERS

The Saunders brothers have been serving
Detroit Times subscribers for three year,
IN the ne,ghborhood Of PinenurT, Manor
and Meyers, and IN tba, time have IN
,-ca,ed hugnc,, on their route from 80
customer, 20 I0S and sold more thar
rs 900 War stamps
George "a, Richard, -. Both arc
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Tend church at Epiphany, and are mem-
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Btj week, $500 OF which they have
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Their parents, Nr and Mrs. Joseph
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routes FOR hoy, 20 oo,ury their spare tim,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
3JudgesH Hear
Religious Suit

CHAMPAIGN. H., Sept. 10
(UP)-A legal battle destined 10
set a nationwide precedent opens
today before three circuit court
judges sitting together TO deter
mine whether religious classes
may be held in public schools.
Suit was brought by Mrs.
Vashti McCollom, 81, wife of a
University of Illinois horticulture
professor, who claims her son
James, 10, had been embarrassed
by segregation because he did not
attend weekly classes in religion
al Champaign schools.
Mrs. M Collom, self-Styled
atheist and nationalist" filed suit
last June against the Champaign
school board, charging that reli-
gious teaching in the schools vio-
lated both state and federal con-
StitutionS.
She also contended that such
classes, even when optional, were
contrary TO the traditional Ameri-
can doctrine of separation OF
church and state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
How Soldiers Come Home

companies Of the l57th Infantry
Regiment: a medical detachment
OF the i57th Infantry Regiment
l20th Engineer Combat Battalion;
45th Cavalry Reconnaissance
Troop.
Aboard the Sea Owl-Headquar-
ters and Headquarters Company
of the 45th Division; 1st and 2nd
Battalions of the 45th Divisions
18th Infantry Regiment; 45th Di-
Visions 195th Photo Interpreter
Team.
Aboard the John Ireland-A Sc
curity detachment of the lS9Sth
Engineer Battalion
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
HitsGovernnneni
On Discharges

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 CUP)
"A Republican accused the Ad'
ministrstion of deliberately keep
ing men in uniform so war work
ers could get first crack at peace
time jobs,
The charge was made by Sena'
tor Robertson OF Wyoming.
81 am convinced" he said,
"that this administration does
not intend 10 let these boys out
until the war workers have the
Jobs"