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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26
Skeetrock News

Mrs. Garland Sluss is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cott1e Rose have
returned from Knoxville where
Mr.. Rose has been employed.
Mrs. Lydia Mullins is staying
with her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Sluss, at this time.
James Rose, Lee Hall and Lay
ton Musick spent Saturday night
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26

verSed from what their condition
was this side of the grave. Laz-
arus is now in the place of JOY
and abundance; the rich man is
now the beggar lying at the gate.
He would give nothing of his
abundance, but was deaf to the
groans and blind to the misery
at his gate, has now to feel the
pangs of need and crave a drop
of water to cool his tongue. He
asked that Lazarus come and
dip the tip of his finger in wat
er and cool my tongue, for / am
tormented in this flame" The
solemn answer put on the lips of
Abraham expresses the impossi-
bility, from the very nature of
that state, of granting the de-
sired alienation. The very least
thing that can be requested will
never be granted. Those who are
consigned to that dreadful place
Of punishment enter into one
continuous round of desires and
requests. with never single
one of them granted. They are
separated FOREVER from God,
who today offers salvation and
perfect peace to ALL who will
by faith receive His Son Christ
Jesus as their savior.
Will you this moment take
Christ as your own personal sa-
viour and pass from death unto
life? YOU are headed for HEA-
VEN or HELL.
REV. CARL LAYNE
Clintwood, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26

far as is known, the dog did not
modest any persons or animals.
According to report, eight or
ten gallons of gas was taken
from a highway truck that was
parked on the Pound River road
one night this week.
Roy Smith, former resident
Of this section. has migrated to
Tennessee.
Daniel Dale, who has been EN-
ployed on the Newton Mullins
and lob Vanover farms near
Freezing for some time, is report
ed to be returning to his former
home in Wise county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26
DWALE NEWS

Sunday visitors at the home
of Wilson Mullins were: Mrs.
Exia Mae Farmer and daughter,
Leslie and Velva Stanley, Mrs.
Hattie Stone and daughters and
Mrs. Vesta Mullins.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26
War Bonds
slEsaiazmaanl aduazHlEa uuaa HEaEla aula asz
JUST ARRIVED
We Have Just Received
a Large Shipment of
Electric Pumps and
Water Systems

We have the new type
Ejecto Pumps for both
shallow and deep wells
We have sinks and Law
.atories, commodes, show
er units, tile and all fit
tings needed to install
plumbing in your home.
We can arrange to have
your pump installed, if
desired.
None of The Above
Is Rationed
Sold on convenient terms
Clintwood Hdwe. And
Furniture Co.
(Old Hdwe.) Fred J..Carter, Mgr.
Ma M IN U.s. IBk n H m Sit!N etNH BHN RHsN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Ships Return
Il DefrOifcrS

NEW YORK oct % INS)-
The following Detroit Servicemen
were scheduled 10 return 10 New
York today aboariAne CTanston
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

FAIRCHIID. T So FTsnciyE
LARuED. waiter sloo-E,
Jefferson
PoPMA. Ist II Charles T., l462o win
WALKER PVT Etdt c.
zADDACH Pfc. Milton E, l7I89 Ken
tucky.
Arriving tomorrow aboard the
Lyman Abbott will be T/5 Rich
ard McAleer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Coon Victim
DodgeSPOIiC

Police investigation into sec
end alleged heatiRg Lar- Union ac-
uWty was Stymied today when
the victim, Mrs. Gordon MacDon-
aid. 43. wife Of the vice president
Of BHggS Local 212. Of the JAW
Go. failed TO appear at head
quarters 10 make a statement.
The MacDonalds moved out ot
their room in the Savarine Hotel
Saturday and left no forwarding
address.
Mrs. Macdonald reported 10
police that she was followed 10
her room Saturday in the Sava-
rine and beaten by a large man
In tan coat" She said the man
told her the beating was for
union activities
Last week eoonS entered the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Dol
hnEer. officers of Local 2l2, and
beat them with clubs. Both the
NacDonaldS and Dollingers are
members Of the Reuther faction
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Two Held for Trial
In Racing SwindIe

Two Ford Motor Co. employees
who allegedly took S1O0 from Mrs
Lapina Mechanics, -, Of 1915 Dix,
Lincoln Park, IN race track
swindle Sept. IL today were held
for trial after examination before
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man
The accused are COSwald Haf-
'fei, 81, OF 1919 Columbus, Wayne,
and Walter GuZinski, 80, of 25470
Van Horn, Flat Rock. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

AT SAN FRAN CISC O.
Neshoa. i3d Infantry Div. units.
AT SANANNAH-Henry Clay,
81 miscellaneous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Warn Tree Buyers
of Inspection Law
Detroit Times lansing Bureau

LANSING, Oct. 23-TreeS and
other nursery stock must be
approved by the state before
sale, the Department of Agri-
culture reminded today in warn
ing tree buyers 10 demand certifi-
Gates Of inspection.
Charles F. Figy, department
director, said several nurSerymen
have been found selling unin-
Spected stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
New DAV Head

CHICAGO, Oct. % (INS)-
Dow V. Walker of Newport, Ore,
became the new national COM
mander Of the Disabled American
Veterans today. succeeding Milton
ID. Cohn of Buffalo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

No ist Of casualties was re-
CeNed from The navy.
In all cases the next oT KIN have
beru notified ana have been kept
informed az any change N status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
War in | s Years-Devers

WASHINGTON, Oct. % (INSl
Gen. Jacob l.. Devers, COM
mander of the army ground
forces, predicted today that the
world will face another war in
l6 wears,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
How Troops
Come Home

TroopshiPs arriving az Il. 5.
ports taday Dith returning service
men include;
AT NEW YORK - Gen. Bliss,
1899 Troops; Mexico Victory,
from Havre, ,969 troops including
i06th MechanlZed Cavalry Recon
Nuisance Squadron. and Sixteenth
Field Artillery Observers; sea
Fiddler, from MarSciilc, diverted!
from Newport News. 2,l02 troops
POntotOc Victory, from Marseille,
diverted from Hampton Roads,
! .944 troops including 49Sth, 6o9th
and 66th Medical companies, S23d
Tank Destroye Bn,; John
Schneider, from Antwerp, co.
troops; Lyman Abbott, from Ant
werp, 511 misc. Newton ID.
Baker. from Newport, England,
SO misc; Jonathan Trumbull,
from Naples, 642 troops.
AT NEWPORT NEWS-RoCk
Hill Victory, from Mediterranean
2.0l3 troops in clu ding 6lSt
armored Infantry Bn.. S0th Med
ical Bn., l5Oth Armored Signal
Co, 18th F. A. Group Hq. and
Hq. Bn.. West Point, from Havre
1928 troops, including 939th F. A
Bn., l53d Chemical Sy. Co., 2c
Ranger Bn., 456th and 466th AAA
Bns. 773d Tank Destroyer Bn.
.2a5th- -F-A. Observation -Bn., S08th
z. a. Bn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Food Makes Il Ill
In Battle Greek
Deu0II TIms, B4IIe Cr5tE BlIt4a

battle CREEh Ott. : =
Food poisoning was blamed for
the illness OF Mr. a. and Mrs. Corr
don Smith OF Battle Greek M.
and Mrs Edward Corr OF Lansing
and their four children All had
eaten N a Battle Creek les Lallcant.
The Smiths were treated by a
physician in their own home While
the Corr family was hoSp,tallzed
All are out Of danEcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
ARMY LIBERATED

F.- 1WCPTH pFC WILLIAM p das3Aoa
q t..l Rc,y 'asogs. Mic.Aaa
- Tussday. Oct. %, 1915 -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

TroopshiPs arriving at u. S.
ports taday Dith returning service
men include.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
IS A WIFE TO
RLAMEIESHE
mesuI k1s0zu.
Thsss Intimute Physical Futts3

In this modern age OF frankness--
there's no excuse for women not 70
know how important douching often
Is 70 feminine cleanliness. health and
happiness. And how weak, home
made mixtures Of salt. soda or -Yine.-
gar DO NOT and CAN NOT give the
great 0ermictddl and deodoTdnt action
OF zoNTTE -- discovery OF q famous
Surgeon and Chemist.
No other type liquid antiseptic-
germicide for the douche OF all those
tested Is so POWERFUL yet SO sATE TO
tissues. zoEITE destroys odor. Helps
guard against infection. IL KILLS
every germ 1t touches. You know It's
not always possible TO contact all
germs In the tract. But YoU CAN BE
suRE-zoNrrE immediately kills all
reGchdble germs. Use as directed
often as you wish without risk OF
injury! Buy zoFITE todayi
- ~o.~ q
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
AT BOSTON-Blue Island Vic

AT BOSTON-Blue Island Vic
tory. from MarSeille 1903 troops,
including 6lSt Signal Air Warning
Detail, 4l6th Bomber Group; hqrs.
376th Engineers Bn. with medics,
559th +. A. Bn.; RE. Peckam,
from Australia, 10 miscellaneous
James Fannin, from Newport
England, -564 miscellaneous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
ITO Strike
NJ Rolls

Demanding a scent hourly in
crease in pay, lao Inspectors IN
the Rolls-Royce aircraft motors
division Of the Packard Motor
Car Co quit work at noon today.
Company spokesman said 45O
moro workers would be sent home
for lack of parts,
The strikers, who -recetc 81 25
an hour, declared they want the
same pa4-aS production -, iillitits,-
men.
Meanwhile production Of rocket
containers aL1he- -FIrestone Rub
Der and Metal Co, Wyandot,e.
was halted for the third day by a
strike OF 200 employees.
Efforts Of officers of Local Ia
UAW-ClO 10 induce the strikers
10 return 10 work AZ mass meet
ing yesterday afternoon failed
and another meeting has been set
for today.
The meeting viii be held AZ
Szedya Hall BiddIe and Grove.
Wyandotte The strikers are de-
manding that one foreman be
discharged and another trans
feTrpd
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Schools y. s.
UP Budget

Common council had under ad-.
viSement today a request of the.
board of education for an addi.
tional S1,273,900 in its tax budget
for the fiscal year, beginning
July /. -,
The additional sum was not in
cluded in Mayor Jeffries' recom.,
mendations to council. 49,.
Largest item in the request was
$4,000 TO reduce the size of
claSSrooms in various city schools.
Next high on the list was $780,.
600 to meet the interest on REIN
-6tated-sa4aFyy- cuts to board OF
education employees.
Mrs. Laura Osborn, a board
member, told council that the
board has asked for nothing that
should not be done IN a we'll regu-
lated school system.
1T is an investment in youth
and will cut the future costs OF
prisons and other institutions"
she asserted.
In ohjecting 10 the additional
funds, Charles G.. Oakman, city
controller, pointed out that the
boards tax budget has increased
53 per cent since 1889 and
that the taxpayer now pays 81
in every three for the mainte-
nance of schools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
S1O,O0O,O0O
For Charity

The bulk OF the fortune left
h4 James Gordon, who died
in French Hospital in New York
on March 5 will be used TO create
a huge charitable foundation, it
was revealed today.
Disposition of a fortune esti-
mated at close TO $4,000, 900 was
revealed yesterday when Probate
Judge Joseph A. Murphy APP
pointed the widow, Mrs. Josephine
f. Gordon of 154 Taylor, as ad-
ministrator of the estate.
Gordon, who was II when he
died, stipulated in his will that
Mrs. Gordon was to receive $500 =
900 Immediately and that another
S750,000 was TO be held in trust
for her. tjs..
The remainder of the estate
estimated to be between S5, ,000..
600 and S10,000,000 is to finance
a foundation TO be known as the
Josephine f. Gordon Foundation
for charitable activities.
Gordon was the president of
the Gordon Baking Co. with big
plants in Chicago and New York
as well as Detroit. He was the
co-founder with William Page1 OF
the Gordon-Pagel Baking Co. here
IN 1900, the parent organization
of the present corporation. sLg
The company also operates big
milk condensing plants in Indiana
and New York state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
.No-Strike Cure
-AtPlYmoufh

BY clcctinC new officers every
year Plymouth Local 81, JAW
Go. has maintained a perfect
record for no strikes, no slow
downs and no work stoppaGes
since Pearl Harbor, Fred Gebelle,
financial secretary, said today
we find that when things
get tough we keep on an even
keel by electing new top off,
t-erS, -s5fttii ------a-------------
The local expects things to be
smooth for another year under
the following newly-eleCted Off
GERS:
Frank Danowski, president;
Ralph F'eleccio. vice president I:
John J. Jasenski recording Secre-
-tary; Fred Gebelle. financial
secretary: Olga Dachnowski,
treasurer; Charles DanaSzcwski,
trustee. Stanley BartinicN. guide,
was the only officer -re-etccTed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Sues 10 Block
Slow Time Law

Robert Sc,bcrt Of 2J7s Drexel.
a Dcmocratlc, delegate from Ward
Il f'TCrTrCr IT 11TrfCr SUI TT tFri-
craI cour, today seeking an IN
junction against COY Kelly and
state officials restraining them
from changing Michigan time
Sattit1zr-
Charging that the act chang
ne The state time from E\VT 10
slow was Unconstitutional Sci
bert declared that n rs m conflict
with ne L : Congressional war
time measure passed Jan 20.
1912, winch fixed thc national
time aS ENVT- 10 bc effective six
months after The wars end.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
THE WEATHER

Detroit emo Vicinity. showers and cooler
t1nist' and Friday. Lowest temperature To-
night about 40 degrees Moderate winds
shippers forecast Protect shipments durina
ne newt Bio hours fer North go degrees
~Hfi above freezing. east, above treczlnE
south, above frCTrIbr
DETROIT DATA
Temperature WcdUrsday HiEhref g. de-
grces lowest 30. mean 80
Departure from normal temperature Wednes-
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan degrees
Temperature one yrsr sr0 today Highest
- degrees. lowest 81 moan 50.
Temperature this date Ir PAST = vrar5.
HgneEt. 90 degrees n 1885 lowest. 5 lu
Relative humidity Wsduetssy 7ns
So 20 n.. o4-, so p mr 7se
PRECIPITATION IN last "a hours ending at
80 m tocsy--None
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jsn % Al inches
Deeree DAYS ior Wcduca1sy March a l7.
Normal for March 80
Accumulated degree dsys this month. 572
Normal dfrrcr eaFs 'rr Harr0 9ec
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
4 OupieFfic
Double Suit

Both Robert Fyfe of 1925
Braille, and ms wife. Mary. faced
St!liA -teell-sr
fEfc sued on the grounds that
his wife was interested IN an an
0IE6r man and that She barred
him from her room.
Fifteen minutes later Mr. Fyfc
trirri yr11t rt1arEIUE that 7rr tTriy-
band kcp, hcr awake until 1
r. cioCk IN the morning WITH ms
Arguments. Tho couple ha,r d
daughter. korcon. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Draws Prison Term
In Tax Refund Theft

Joseph Swafford. a. Of 1852 E
Grand Blvd, who admitted hel
stole an income tax refund check
for S64 from the mails today
faced sentence of nine months
in prison imposed by Federal
Judge Arthur +. Lederle.
For stealing a treasury bond
redemption check for SIP, Joseph
n. Adie of 573 Farnsworth, was
given a tWo-Vear sentence
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
DIDN'T TRY TO FAKE

II didn't have any respect
for them 80 1 never tried to
fake any. The only punishment
] got was that slap in the face.
I was plenty lucky even if
Biiibid's medical staff did get
good deal compared with those
men who were herded into Jap
labor crews.
Il once saw Jap soldier
shoot naval medical aide
through the throat for no rea-
son at all.
The cases brought to US
from Nichols Field were always
bad. The Japs allowed only 60
men from the 1000 i'm this labor
crew to be brought in for
medical aid each day.
ALL UNDERNOURISHED
ALI eases they were 80
uDderBourished they shouldn't
have been working. But we
never got them a. malnutrition
cases. They always had broken
backs or bones after they d
been caught in Iandslides which
the Japs had provoked while
dynamiting To build roadways,"
Hartwell. like all other prlS
oners of the Japs. was decided!
and lost 40 pounds. Bu
when the Americans recapturet
thin and tired as he was
he risked his life by Volunteering
his services To the medical de
taehment working in the from
lines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Pawnbroker Freed
In Aiding Burglar

Leonard Schultz Of 1868 Blaine,
= Pawhbfeker accused with tipping
off Irving Goldfarb of places TO
burglarize. was free today on one
such charge, but faced trial on
another.
Goldfarb, who is serving 7ia TO
l5 years in Jackson prison. ap-
peared as a witness for Schultz.
and denied the PawHbFekef had
aided him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Names Detroiter

LANSING. March Is up
Gov. Kelly today appointed DR.
Sherman NJ. Harding, Detroit. TO
the state board of examiners in
optometry for term expiring Oct.
-21 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Nazis Bomb Frankfurt

18TH TACTICAL AIR COM
MAND 10, March ID up
Some 30 German planes iettiSoned
their own bombs on Frankfurt
when is Allied planes pounced on
them over the German city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

He is Pharmacists Mate pic
Clarence V. Hartwell, the first
member of Bilibid'S medical staff
to arrive in the United States.
His parents, mir. and Mrs. WIZ
liam Hartwell, live at l427
Fischer avenue.
"Bowing To their officers and
TO their flag three times each
day were the two forms oil re-
spect we were supposed To
show 20 the Japs," HartWell
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Seek Pay Raises

Increased pay for 1850 lumber
industry employees Is being sought
by FIVE Go locals a. a special
WLB hearing today presided over
by Herman J. Wyngarden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Mark Golden Weddino

Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Carter OF
ll6 Portland Highland Park,
today celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
DetrOifer Depicts
Life i'm Jap Prison

Detroit sailor who slapped in the face for refusing
to bow to Jap officer in Bbd Prison Manila today
we'll and rested ihe hrstt ne in lhrneu
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
LOST SENIORITY

He explained that he joined ar
unauthorized strike al the Nash.
kelvinator plant IN Lansing sev.
eral weeks ago.
tItH have Telephone or
a radio, and ] didn't know when
the strike was called off," ne
explained.
When went back to work
they gave me job in a lower
classification than had pre-
viOusly. j tried to exercise nv
seniority and both the company
and the union said l had lost it,"
II was making only $40
week, 80 ! got mad and quit.
told my draft board and here /
am" he concluded.
Waterhouse is the first Of 7OC
men who previously had beer
classified AZ but may be reclassi
fed TO la, according 10 Mai
Sidney A Moore. commanding
officer at the induction center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
U. S. GIVES GOOD
HOUSEWIVES BONUS
OF RED POINTS

Patriotic American housewives
every day are getting eItra red
points for doing a Job that they
alone can do for this country.
For those who wish 70 get this
red-polnt bonus. here's what TO
do. Save every drop of your used
kitchen fats. Turn them IN TO
your butcher promptly. For every
pound, be Il give you ? red points
bonus that's how urgently
these used fats are needed TO
make medicines, g,npovder, syn
thetic rubber, soaps and a hun
dred other essentials on the
battlefield and home front. Keep
saving Hntu the last guns nredi
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
TELLS or BRiBE

The men were kept there for a
week. The report said and then
freed when one.0 ,ths men. Jack
Noble, gave detective lieutenant
81 300,
Earlier tho report assorted.
Abrams had been forced by police
IN ctaal at. nr-7---------
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
a Leave Jobs,
Put in Army

The new work or fight regula-
tionS of the Selective Service Act
yesterday hit four Michigan men,
including three Detroiters who
quit jobs in war production plants.
They were The first Michigan
men inducted into the army under
the work or fight draft regula-
tions which order even the ply
sically unfit into military service
If they quit essential war Jobs.
Maj. Edward l.. Watson of the
Detroit induction center, identified
the three Dctrolters as Frank
Favors. Eugene Williams and
James Allen, all of whom were
said TO have quit war production
jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
CHOICE, JOB OR ARMY

Under army rules he will be
given 80 80 days of f1grt- basic train
ing, after which he Will be gwen
MS choice-of entering the enlisted
reserve and going back to a war
job At full pay or remaining on
assignment in army camps at $50
a month.
As Waterhouse boarded a train
with group OF other draftees he
was asked if he were going TO
return 10 war job after his 30
days of basic training IS COM
uleled
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
SENT TO TT. SHERIDAN

The fourth man affected by the
work or fight" rule was Ralph
II. Waterhouse, Is, of Lansing,
who is quoted as having said he
prefers the army 10 his S40-per-
week factory Job. All have been
sent to TT. Sheridan. Ill.
Waterhouse, who was in Class
2-BF, having failed to pass pre-
vious examination for induction,
was reclassified to la by his Ian
sing draft board after he quit his
job and reported II 10 the board.
Hrs classification would have been
AZ had he not been employed in
a war plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
ADMITS SHOOTING

Abrams was sentenced by Re-
corder's Court Judge John p. Seal
len after pleading guilty to the
Oct. 20 saloon shooting of Stephen
Guzek, Al, of 9l67 Russell, a
watchman.
After sentence had been pro-
nouneed. George r WELDON, pro-
baton agent. read into The court
record Abrams accusations
against the detectives.
The judge listened without com
ment and said he would forward q
copy TO Police Commissioner Bal
lenger
Notified OF the accusations.
Chief of Detectives Paul Wcncel
ordered senior Detective lnspcc-
FOR Jack UaTYiII- and hdmIcIdc
squad Inspector John . Whit
man 10 launch an immediate m
veStlgatlon.
Abrams charged that he had
been an Informer for police. In
October, l9i3. nc sand. he and
three others were arrested after 4
saloon rnhbery and tskop 10 the
ninth precinct.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

THE officers arranged for the
officer on the beat 10 'iook the
other Uay' while Abrams was
robbing the house" the report
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Killer Makes
BribeChdrge
Says He Gave $1,000
TO City Detective

AS he was sentenced to 10 10 25
years in prison for second degree
murder, a Detroit man today ac-
cused a Detroit detective of ac-
cepting $1,000 to free him and
three other persons who had been
charged with breaking into a
saloon.
The accuser, William Abrams.
% OF 645 Melbourne, also charged
that three other detectives were
forced TO break into a house 10
obtain evidence IN case and
later told him to leave town be
fore you tell what you know"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

Abrams said ne had set oul :,
rob Guzek saloon % Obtain
money to comply with ihr off
GERS ifltfnattfhf TO ir1er tutvr1-
while Abrams was awaiting
sentence TN the murder case, I"
the report SaId che was visited
by an officer who told him 10
keep quiet or he, the officer.
would see that an unusually sc-
we're penalty was inflicted
Abrams also charged that his
family was not allowed 10 visit
hlm while he was IN tho hospital
recovering from wounds received
during gun duel with GuzCk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

II am not sure" he replied.
II know I'll get along all right
in the army and ] want to see
how like the training. I might
decide to stay in"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

TIE DETROIT TIMES c.
March ~ l94s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16

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