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Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
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gtbt, Die CUR grreihung ibres 3ieles,
Ser Notwithstanding Der Monarhie,
CUR Anipenoung gemaltiamer Mittel
enti6loiien iino.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
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3citmne, cs 1T cMrc
5citMne!

Gembet Samilien : 0ndridten,
@ereinsnad)ridten, iOtuie ionftige
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8enadridtist bic 8ebaftion,
no Sirtb CTR. q. @., @eIbinstOn
1, .. 6. (Gernipredjer SECTIONAL
1880.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

Bon Sdmerin fubr in ieinem gu.
tomobil sum britilden Suuptquar-
tier. nadoem Elm oeutid)er Motor-
roofobrer nit ieiner meiBen 5lagge
Sic 9riten oapon unterridtet batte,
0uB ser Na5i &ommanoant BON
ieinen Gruppen abgeidnitten lei uno
ii6 ereeben mole. Seinem @ogen
folQte elm 0nlitdr : 9oitattto nit iei-
mem @epdd, 5mei Ioiutanten, einen
llnteroffi5ier. 5rpei &orporalen uno
einem 8lrlden.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
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Werr1tertrO

8om - 8enito Muilolini mur0e
Samstoe 5uiommen NIT ieiner Mni-
treiie, Signorine 9etocci in Roro-
Stalien bingeridtet, uno Oeren Set
den 5uiammen nit Oenen non II al.
oeren bin9eridteteu 6oihiiten purOe
Dor elmer rieiigen Menifenmenge alli
einem @los in Moiluno sur Sdou
geitelIt.
Die 9eihen iin0 aui Dem @iaSa
9oreto aliSgeitellt, oui Dem sic 80
idiiten Dor einem Sabre Is itolieni-
ife &otrioten umgebradt baben. 9ie
8eUolterung 5iebt in ununter6rofe-
mem StrOm porbei, oum Die 2eiden
on5ii6auen uno lie 81 belfinpieu
uno an3uipeien".
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murOen in Como feitgenommen ais
tie periuhten, in sic SdNuei5 81 ilie-
ben. 9ie Sinridlungen fonoen
.SamStog nm 4.20 llbr nohmittogs
in Dem Srte @uliono 81 MeDe9ere
bel Gomo itott, lino am Abeno mltr-
sen oie 2eifen Damn nod Moilano
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gen 9iftotor ielhit oltf ieine @eIieb-
te, Gloretto Betacci, iopie 16 onoere
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Oeren ieien BON einem Sinrihtungs-
fommonoo ser Sotrioten in Sen &iif.
fen geidoiien moroen.
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ben 9eiden oufge6Gngt. Sn ser Nit
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6og."
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ridtet. 6erner miro bon ser 3eitung
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Sinri6tung8 &ommonoo 3ui6rie
lporen: ,Mein, nein!"
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&unofunf mitteiIte, onB Mtuiiolini
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len muroen, nod Marcello 8etocci,
Sen 8tuoer ser @eIie6ten Muiiolinis,
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puroe.
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Muiiolini in Nor6italien
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oie Ger oamaIige 0iftotor in
Den Monaten Dor ieinem Stur3 am
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6rau, Die Mutter ieiner fiini
4inoer, mar einfoGer Sertunft uno
erihien ielten in ser Oeffentli9feit.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

ser Bier @roBen" - Stettinius,
@oen, Molotoo uno Soong - 5li-
iummentrateil. nm sic ndf)ite Sibung
ser &onferen5 por5u6ereiten. Man
refnet oamit, oaB Die 5roge Sem Sc
idGftsausiduB iibermieien meroen
miro. Chile ooer 8raiilien miro Sen
@oriflag madden cine @inlooung ON
Argentinien gu idifen.
@ie in @rfnbrung ge6radt muroe,
laltet Die ruiiiide @rfldrung: sic
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
pcrtcfrcihcit fir
8riefe Scr wituuc SDH's

@olbington = Gas @bgeorone-
ten6auS itinnnte elmer bonn Senat
bereit8 ongenoinmenen &orlage gu,
Die alien Boltienounsen Der Srou
eleanor &ooieuelt 8ortofreibeit 5u-
'6iaigt.
Die @elpabrlnlg erreS ioLfen
Gorred)ts fir Brdiioenten : @ittuen
lit cine ulte parlamentorilde Grnoie
tinn.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Grai Ssbtpcrin creibt
iieb Brsfc.t TIT Jtalien

Sci ser britiid)en 9lrnlee III Sta
lien - @eneraQeutlont @raT b.
ShDerin, Der Gommanoant oeS
oeutihen 76. Ian5ertorpS, ipuroe
Don ben 81. britiiAen lllunen lilos
lid oes $50 gefangengenommen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

- gei gsfimos bon &epltlIe Ban
lit es unter 6reunOen nihts ltnge=
Dobnlides, 6rauen fir elm ooer
5wei Bo9en aus5utaui9en.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

@enn 0as Sternenbanner pon
SonnenauBong bis Sonnenunter-
aallg iiber Dem @eiBen Saus gebiBt
lit, oeutet on, oaB Der 8ralioent in
@ai6ington lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
HELP ADD
''Life
to
Years"

with foods that supply the vital
food elements in abundance. Such
a food is Chestnut Farms Sealtest
vitamin sd" Homogenized Milk.
It is n u m =
p r o e d with 400 extra units
of vitamin sd" added to every
quart.
Thousands of Washington
families are switching to
it. Why not you9 Dial
MI 1011 for home deliv-
cry, or insist on it at your
food store.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

fonnen Argentinien ba6en, ipenn mir
8olen befommen."
Evening star., 1945-11-25
PRINTED MUSIC
ACCESSORIES

Strings, individual or by the SET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sticks-Reeds
Pitch Pipes-Cases for Violin
observation-disclosures, etc.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
100000 in MoiIbox Thefts
Laid toLoborer in New York

brought home by servicemen from
overseas falling into the hands of
civilians. Chief Magistrate Edgar
Bromberger remarked from the
bench today that returning service
men do not intend the guns for
crime use, but we must recognize
the thoughtlessness and careless
ness they show in regard to them" I"
The police property clerk reported
more than 900 guns, knives, hayonets
and other war souvenirs had been
turned in to police voluntarily,
nearly half Of them in the last two
weeks.
As the crime wave continued un-
abated despite stringent measures
by New York's short-handed police
force, Mayor F. H. La Guardia
planned to 60 to Washington to ask
release Of 750 policemen from the
armed forces. He said the city had
4,776 fewer policemen than its
normal quota Of 1871, and blamed
the crime wave on this shortage.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
CABINETS

Record - Sheet Music - Book -
Cellarette in Mahogany - Walnut
and Bleached-Priced from $10.95
up.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
TOYS and GAMES

Croquet Sets - Xylophones - Tea
Sets - Kiddie Chairs - Blocks -
Blackboards-Educational Toys
Pull Observation-Disclosures
Commando Games-Baseball-Skee
Ball-Checkers-Balls-Toy Chests
Strollers-Doll Bassinettes-Furni-
ture.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a. While
police questioned II PRISONERS
rounded up today in drive against
mounting violence and crime, the
Secret Service announced arrest of
a laborer 1t accused Of stealing
$50 900 in checks-mostly allotment
checks-from family mail boxes.
John j. McGrath, supervising
agent of Secret Services second dis
trict, said the man admitted having
extracted the checks from mail
boxes with small tweezers and
gambled most of the money away.
He was taken to the Federal
House of Detention for arraignment
in Federal Court Monday when Mr..
McGrath said. formal charge will
be made against him.
Mr.. McGrath quoted him as say
ing he had made 5000 to $500 weekly
since beginning operations in Chi
cago in 1899. Mr.. McGrath said the
man admitted having stolen 1000
checks. He came here from Detroit
last August /.
Among the II persons in today's
police lineup was Vincent Mauro,
30, charged with suspicion of homi-
eide in the street Staying early yes
terday of Rocco Loscalzo. %. Others
were were. charged with a variety OF Of
Police reported they had found
blood spots on Mauro's clothing
when they picked him up 13 hours
after Loscalzo was shot to death In
Greenwich Village.
Mauro described himself as q
shoe salesman, but said he had not
worked "for q couple Of months"
He stood In silence as Inspector
Joseph Donovan read q police sheet
purporting to show Mauro had
served prison term on a robbery
charge and a Federal penitentiary
term on a narcotics charge.
Sixty-seven violent deaths have
been attributed to the crime wave In
the last Is days.
Law enforcement authorities have
complained about foreign guns
Evening star., 1945-11-25

than December ls and care taken
to give the full name, rank, orSar1i-
zation, location and APO number.
Greetings are selected from more
than 100 form offerings contained in
the "expeditionary force message
blanks" available at telegraph and
radio oflces.
Any combination of three phrases
may be selected and grouped to
compose q message for a total Of
go cents regardless Of destination.
A reporter who tried out express
sion Of individual sentiment" by
using forms No. 50, 81 and 102, got
this result: Happy Christmas, you
are more than ever In my thoughts
at this time, can you send me any
money!"
Evening star., 1945-11-25
GLOBES

Accurate Repogle Globes. ALI kinds,
sizes and styles desk and floor
models.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
National Gallery Gets
New SuI|y Portrait

Acquisition by the National Gal
lery of Art Of the American painting
THE Lady With a Harp" by Thomas
Sully. was announced last night
by David E. Finley, director Of the
gallery.
Mr.. Finley said the painting Was
IAN important acquisition for the
collection Of American painting At
the National Gallery Of Art.
This superb portrait Is generally
recognized as outstanding by con-
noisseurs and students Of American
painting"
The painting was finished in 1918.
The portrait has been exhibited
frequently and appeared at the
Survey Of American Painting at the
Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, in
1910, and in the exhibition Of 1850
Years Of Painting in Maryland" at
the Baltimore Museum of Art In
l945.
Help fight imitation by saving
Evening star., 1945-11-25
CobIed Greetings
To Servicemen
Now Permitted

BY the Associated Press.
Soldiers, sailors and the folks
back home can exchange cable and
radio holiday greetings this year
without restriction.
The War and Navy Departments
announced last night the fiat ban
on holiday messages, imposed last
year after two previous years Of
message rationing, has been ended
and plans made to handle heavy
volume Of good cheer.
Messages should be filed not later
Evening star., 1945-11-25
INSTRUMENTS

Observation-Disclosures
Violas-Fifes-Cellos- Harps
Ocarinas-Jr. Observation-Disclosures
Rhythm Band Instruments-Trom-
bones-Batons-Tom Toms.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Gifts for Christmas Nationally Knoevr.
ShOb NOW-While selections are large.
NOVELTIES

Book Ends - Statuettes Jewelry
Boxes Writing Portfolios - Toilet
Kits - Banks - Flower Holders -
Globes-Novelties of all kinds.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
LINGUAPHONE

Learn to speak another language by
LINGUAPHONE, the easy way.
Learn at home. 20 different Ian
guages available. Write for free
booklet, or better still, como in for
free demonstration,
Evening star., 1945-11-25
UTILITIES

Bendix Washing Machines-Pontiac
Radios-Thor Washing Machines
Kitchen Stool Ladders-Cory Coffee
Observation-Disclosures Heat.
ers.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
TOILETRIES

Kings Men - Bergamot Mem
Windsor House - Monogram old
Spice.
WOMEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sapphire Fantasia old Spice
Sachet.
YOUNG LADIES Is to 13 yrs.)
Debuette: Toilet Water, Sachet-
Bubble Bath-Powder Mitt and
Soap.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

To arrange Tor carrier deiiv-
cry ~ The Detroit Times Ia your
home. dial Cherry 1900 and ash
for Home Delivery
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

The inside story" 81 affairs
IN Washington. Paul Nallon
tells II IN his column In The
Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
& WISHING WELL 1
Reai.tered Y s. Patent Oh.
BY MseLesn
By Wall Disney
-Ine Detrolt Tir-es
By Jimmy Halo

I ERE pleasant little message
every 1t numerical puzzle designed spell out
the letters II the number
II the less than
add upper left.
check Of kew
night letters under
the checked figures O-24
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
Lyric Presents
 MGM Army Comedy

The Army takes over at tse Lyric theatre this weekend but this is an Army picture that's different-MGM's "See HeTes Private Hargreye" Is a comedy from beginning to end. The h'% arious wit of the best-seiliag book of the same title and the film rua rampant down to the last giggle.
 In the title role is young Rob ert Walker, who made sueh sn suspicious debut in "BataaA" and Madame Curie". Donna Reed, whose fresh and whole some personality make her the dream girl of so many Amerlean soldiers, is Hargrove's sweet heart. Keenan Wynn adds as.- other laurel to his wreath wsth his impersonation of the lovsble, but money-minded Private Mu+ vehill.
 One of the higblights of the film is the canteen sequence where the boys dance merrily eo' the tune of the soldier hit song "ln My Arms" as Bob Crosby sings it, and Robert Benchly con- tributes extra laughs, reminss- cing with Hargrove on his exper- fences during the last war.
 Others in the cast are Chils Wills, Ray Collins, Donald Cur tis, George OffermaD, IT,, aDd Bill Phillips.
 Directed by Wesley Ruggles, laughter and romance are intes- mingled with a government ap- proved picture of the infantry at work.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28

The following note is from Pyi- James Collier:
 "Well, here I em in Italy. A lot different from Alaska. Heck oi a lot better than the AleutiaDs, bur still get homesick for kod- iak. I don't imagine it's anything like it used to be though.
 "Well, I haven't much to say, except I hope this is over soon and can drop in and say "hello'' In person"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28


 The Ladies' Hospital Auxili- ary will hereafter meet only on the first Thursday of each month, beginning May 8, instead of twice monthly as in the past.
 All women of Kodiak are in- vited and @ large attendance will be appreciated.
 Marsella Faulkner, employee of the Northlaud Photo Shop, was at home few days this week on account of illness.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH

| ~ONAA O1Nll l DAT lO1
 CHURCH
 Kodiak, Alaska aev' Gregory s. Morony, Pastor
 Services for
 Sunday April 29 "lS Sunday School. Classes foz
 all ages. ui5 Morning Worship Sermon:
 Worry Is Unchristian '"o Christian Fellowship League
 Intermediate, High School and Young People'sgroup '"u Evening Gospel Hour Hymn-sing-led by Edgar
 Burress Sermon: Her Knowledge Led to Service Monday $50 Cub Scouts Tuesday: 400 Camp Fire Girls Wednesday, &3O Children's choirs 4:30 Girls choir G3O Vesper Hour. Prayer
 Fellowship. Bible Study.u m Bible Book of Isaiah. Thursday: oSO-9: Play Night Friday:
 :lS Boy Scouts Troop..625 GS0 Church Choir
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
PRAISE CHAPEL Rev. John Marshall

Sunday School 1o:4O Morning Service 11:40 Sunday Evening Service Foe Classes for young people Mon. < Fri. evenings at 700 Studying lives of Missionary
 Heroes V'asses for young children Monday afternoons at 3:45
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28

HE F 1lEDC1OlI1N OI AAG UNITED STATES OF AMER. ICA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT, GREETING:
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Div ision, within thirty days after the last publication of this sum- mons, namely, within thirty days (30) after the 28th day of April, 1945 in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty days after the date of its service upon you, in case this summons IS served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above nam- ed plaintiff on file in the said court in the above entitled &C., tion.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: A decree of the said Court forever dissolving the bonds of .matri- mony existing between the plain tiff and defendant.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief de- manded in it's complaint and as hereinbefore stated.
 WITNESS, the HONOR ABLE ANTHONY J. DIMOND Judge of said Court and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed on this 30th day of March l945.
 M. E. s. Brunelle
 Clerk
 By Catherine Brundage
 Deputy
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28

Anyone desiring to get in touch with 8 Lutheran pastor nay write to Rev. G. E. Nitz, Box 1924, Anchorage, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
Legal Notice

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION = THELMA MARQUART,
 Plaintiff.
 vs. ALVIN MA2QUART,
 Defendant. Summons for Publication No. S-3695
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-28
CATHOLIC SERVICES Father Edgar Gallant

6:30 Mass at Hospital Chapel S:30 Mass at Fort Greedy
 l0:O0 Mass at new church site formerly known as Wayfarer's Club building)
 7;3O Benediction at Hospital Chapel
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-09

MIAMI - Joe Baksi, 216A,
Kulpmont, Pa. TKO'd Gunnar
Barlund, 201A, Finland 103;
Norman (Hi-Ho) Silver, Brook
Ign, drew with Jock Leslie,
Flint, Mich. 90 (weights un-
available).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-09
Seahowks
Top Track
FoVorites
By FRED MONCRIEFF

EAST LANSING, March g.
(P-Iowa pre-flight and Notre
Dame promise to make it photo
finish for top team honors in the
Central Collegiate Conference
indoor track meet at Michigan
State College Saturday.
Meet officials, on the basis of
past performance, view Iowa's
Seahawks as the favorites by a
narrow margin over rank Notre
Dame, the defending champion.
They look for Drake, Marquette,
Michigan State and Western
Michigan to trail them in that
order in the team score column.
The Seahawks are outstand-
ing favorites to cop first place
only in the shotput, but have
power and balance in the other
events to pick up enough, points
to win the meet, as the meet Of
ficials see it from the record
books.
Notre Dame is favored to grab
first places in both 440 and $50
yard events, but lacks the Sea-
hawks strength in other con-
tests.
Result of the meet conceiv-
ably could hang upon the mile
relay, in which there it not
much to choose among Iowa,
Notre Dame, Drake and Michi-
gan State.
Iowa's Vic Schleich, who has
been throwing the shot within
six inches of the CCC record Of
so feet, 5lk inches, expects
easy sailing. Notre Danes
Steve Provost in the 44O and
Bill Tully in the $50 are billed
as the men to beat in those
events. Tully won the $50 in
2:01.1 against Iowa pre-flight
and Purdue in a triangular meet
earlier this season.
Bill Moore, of Western Michi-
gan, National L. A. A. u. pole
vault champion, is expected to
dominate in the CCC meet, too.
He won the A.A.U. crown with a
Is feet, 10 inches vault As
inches better than the CCC rec
ord.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-09
BY FRANK KENESSON

DETROIT, March g. R -
Saginaw Arthur Hill, defending
State High school basketball
champion in Glass A, joins the
scramble today, engaging Owes
SO at Lansing in one Of the
headlines 1of a 4l-game sched-
ule at Is 'centers.
BY breezing over Owosso as
expected, Arthur Hill would
qualify for the Lansing region
al final Saturday against Flint
Northern, which marked up its
seventh Successive win by down.
ing Lansing Eastern last night
80 to 20.
Benton Harbor. undefeated
co-favorite with Arthur Hill for
the 1945 State title, came from
behind last night to nose out
Kalamazoo Central 80 to 80
with Jack Forestieri looping %
points to lead a third period
Tiger squirt. Grand Rapids Gen.
trail and Battle Creek meet at
Kalamazoo today for the right
to oppose Benton Harbor next.
Top surprise of Thursdays
Class A program was Flint Gen.
trails "a to 80 upset of Saginaw
High at Saginaw. The Flint
team meets Lansing Sexton to-
day while Midland engages Bay
City in the other emi-final.
Other highlight Glass A bat
ties today match jackson and
Monroe at Adrian, Port Huron
and Pontiac at Ferndale, Muske-
gon and Grand Rapids Creston
at Muskegon. Grand Rapids I'm
ion and South at Grand Rapids,
and Detroit Catholic Central
and Dearborn Fordson at Dear
born.
Winners move into the re-
gional finals Saturday, from
where eight teams in each Of
four classes survive to mix 1t
next week for the State titles.
Top scraps today in the lower
classes send Traverse City
against Rogers City at Petoskey
and Ludington against Allegpn
at Grand Rapids in Glass B, de-
Tending Champion Lansing st.
Mary against Leslie at Albion,
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against Bangor at Kalamazoo
and Keego Harbor against Ma
rine City at Pontiac in Class, c.
and Stevensville against Covert
and Bridgeman against Angus
ia in the st. Joseph Class d
meet.
Bridgman, q three-time. Glass
D champion. breezed past White
Pigeon Friday, 20 to II. advanc-
ing along with four other form
er titleholders. Grand Haven, q
six-time champ. won Its first
Glass B regional test by down.
ing Gpeenville SO to 20 ut
Grand Rapids. The other two
ex-champs to survive were Ben
ton Harbor and Flint Northern
in Glass A.
Kalamazoo Central, Lansing
Eastern and Saginaw high In
Glass A headed the list OF for
mer titleholders that became
casualties.
Only other ex-king to fall
was Albion, which dropped .
81 to 81 Glass B decision to
Charlotte at Albion. Marshall,
the 1914 Glass B champ, bowed
out at Albion's hands in district
play last week.
Clinton, favored by many to
annex this years Class D title.
fell before Wyandotte A. r.
Smith 40 to SO at xpsilanti.