davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12
(Nadaljevanje)

Salon, kamor je vstopil mia
di MOI, Je bill oprezen 2 ro1no-
barvnim katunom sinjimi ris-
baml. Okno, slroko in vlsoko,
Je gledalo ma mesto in ma NOR
je.
Duroy Je zamrmral:: "Presne-
to cedno "a hiso ma knetih. Cd
kod, vraga, JemiJo toliko de-
narJa
zenska obleka je zasumela, in
okrenil Sc je. -
Gospa Forester mu je pro-
Ella ODE roki: "kako ste ljubez-
nlvi, kako ljubeznivo, da ste
prlsl1!" In nenadoma ga Je
obJela. Potem sta Sc gledala.
Malo obledela je, malo shuj-
sala, a Sc vedno je bila sveza,
in mogoce Sc lepsa, ker je imela
drobneJsi obraz. Zamrmrala je:
Strasen Je, pogleJte: We, da Je
lzgublJen in me kruto muci. Po-
vedala sem mu, da pridete! A
kJe vam Je kovceg"
Duroy Je odgovoril: "Ostavil
sem ga ma kolodvoru, ker nisem
vedel, v katerem hotelu bi sveto-
vail, maj Sc nastanim, da bi bill
bllzu vas."
Pomisljala Sc je, nato je po-
vzela: "Stanovali boste tukaj, v
viii. Vasa soba je re pripravlje-
ma. Vsak trenotek lahko zgasne,
in &c bi sc zgodilo to po noci, bi
bila sama. Takoj posljem po va
so prtlJago."
Poklonil Sc je:: "Kakor vam
drago."
"Sedaj pa pojdiva gor," je
dejala.
Sci je "a MO. V prvem mad
stropju je odprla vrata in Du-
roy Je uzrl poleg okna v nasla-
njacu, zavtega y-odeje, bledega
v 1decem zaru zahajajoeega
solnca, nekakega zivega mrli-
ca, XII ga je gledal. Komaj ga je
spoznal; bolj uganil je, da je to
nJegov prijatelj.
Y teJ sobi Je disalo po bolezni,
po zdravilnih caJih, po etru, po
smoli, po vseh tistih neizraz-
nih in tezkih vonjih, XII plavajo
Eoros+;or 10 n,,,Lon,. ~ No.
300; a,,;.n;, roko.
"a la;v ia do;o, "nr;so, G.;
da hos ,,;ao, Labo hon, ,,nr,
Hv.1o 80
Duroy Sc je sill ma smeh :
"Videl kako bos umrl! To nj
ravno zabaven pogled in po kaj
takega rayno ne bi prisel v Can
nes. Prisel sem te pozdravit in
malo pocivat." )"
Forester je zamrmral: "Se-
di," in sklonil je glavo, ka-
kor bi Sc zaglobil V obupna raz-
misl ljanja.
Dihal je nitro in hropeee, in
veasih je zavzdihnil, kakor da
hoce opomniti druge, kako je
bolan.
u j sa,,. ,,,<,a,. !. n;soso j.,
ne govori, Sc je naslonila ma
okno, pokazala : glavo proti OBJ
zorju in je dejala: "To-le po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12

Estvom 81 bi pokvaril vse, kar je
|dosegel svojo prijaznostjo.
Rekel 81 je: "Pah, narobe je;
mo, kar je, to je, zivljenje ina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12

Rear Adm. Arthur D. Struble,
USN, (left), commander Of Mindoro
attack force, eenfsss with Rear
Adm. r. S. Bsrke1. USN, eonanand-
er Of the navy 1uppoFt force. just
before weighing anchor 70 launsh
recent assault on Min6or0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12
STRAIN 8.

'tudi svoje neprilike; in vrhu te-
ga, sal menda ne DO dolgo ira
|jalo.
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
MISSING;
PFC. THEODORE {. FICHUK

PFC. THEODORE {. FICHUK,
%, tank gunner. Jan l6. France
in service oct. 1912. overseas,
Sept. 1914; son of Mr. and Mrs.
u. Fichuk. 6444 Pelouzc. husband
of Dolores. 5426 Daniels; brother
of Y3IC Walter.
PVT. DALE {. LANE. %, in
fantry. Dec 25. Luxembourg
worked for Monroe Auto Equip.
in service May. 1914; overseas,
Oct. 1914; wife. Marybelle, and
three children live at 32705 Nc
Bride road. ROmuluS
MAJ. LESLIE W. SEPPALA,
%, psi pilot; Feb. 3. over Ger
many, received Masters Degree
in special education at Wayne /;
in service Jan. 194l overseas,
Aug. 1914: wife. kathrcine, and
daughter, Sandra Kay live at
21l43 Curtis. son of Michael Sep
Ddfd- GdftfrnCt
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Lest We Forget---Lest We FORGET
NEiclliSan'S Hero Roll
ldad The Detroit Timss

Two brothers. both wounded in
It8N within a period oi three
months are reported IN today IS
biographical skcUhcS of Detroit
casualties
New, of Nouu- Detroit service
men kHcd. wounded missing Pm
action or taken PRISONERS OF war
tc8cho, tDc rlpe> through off
ctal army and navy releases ana
neat of E.D
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OI NDED

PFC. AUGUST ALBERTI. 20
infantry. Nov. : Lcyte; awarded
Purple Heart back IN action,
Pershing High graduate. worked
al Ford'S; in service. March. 1913,
overseas. Jan, 1914, son of Mrs.
Stctanic Alborti. 1882 fonka.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
ARMY WOUNDED
llurupcan Area }
~ IROIT

JLuropcan trcsl
DETROIT
hrlEy PFC OTTO n Mrs Iuy 81
ApF wife -2es4 Nine Mic ROAD, 81
AFONoFf PVT 1sApoRE MINIS. F.a.
h-rn0f' mother 4ff3 FlIrrN
ARSENAuLT PVT LEO j. Mrs Anna A.
sc"auii mother, 4if3 EUery
EARCoCK. PFC CoDFREY-Mrs Camilla
BanouO. wife 1860 Parent WAYNE
BhEHr Pre- NICHOLAS-Mn Ratr,rln,
B1~tu mother 6T-s Wyoming Dearborn
BlkNIN~ PVT. JACK n Mrs Kate a
Bicsius. mltheI. 500 LaPFsirie. FeFRds3-
Chile PVT BENJAMIN F-Beniamir
Ce.asks. brother l796l Arlington
CHRISTENSEN PFC. GUNNER Mrs
Virginia G. Christensen. 225 y. Rembrandt
COIIICA. PVT THOMAS P.-Nrs. Ann Car
uCa wife bl45. Mile
CoRNER Pre- NORMAN C MIS-. Isabel,
Comcg 2lo Center Fova' oss
cox PVT Hl BERT Mrs Mary .
Cox. 0ltc. sig4 M!dgaraen.
pFGRooD PIC FRANK Mr.. Mslslc
NcCr1HG mother llIg Rrcc
DELANEY SGT WALTER e Mrs Louise
Delaney mother al vs. state Fsir
DEMITRAkOS PVT JAMES O. --Gc7rgc
brmtrakos mother 1884 BurIinEamc
DYER lST IT. OTTO NJ JR Mrs CttC
NJ Dyer. mother. 4Os4 Field.
future PFC GEORGE-Mrs Mary Flu.
tafc. mother. 4s26 Russell
CoULD. PFC. DANIEL J.--Mrs Irene could
wife, 5lll Braden
HASKGNsoN, s SGT LFNARRF F-Mu
Marie Hankinson, mother I54s0 Rossiswn.
JAY, PVT HENRY Mrs Pauline Jan.
Ia TUrrF 80
JOVAFOVlCH PVT GEORGE N-Nlk0dln
Jovanovieh, father .l4ss9 E. Kirby
KAczINsKI. S SGT ERIC MIR. Ursula
KacEynstt mUther 4426 Riopeuc
KASPAR. PVT THOMAS A.--Mrs Mary
k2sppar. mother 2'ls Bur.see Fi
KOSCIOLKO SGT THADDEUs T-MrS
Eye,yn n ho,,.1.So. VIE go 81 Aueln
vl;II kGrcH PVT ,oo JERoME-Mr' Es(., Hernic'
KRAKOWIAE PFC EDWARD Mrs An.
gelnc kratoUlak mother 54"5 Central
kRhskA PFC ELMFR RI Mis- Ella
KuTZ Cpl. LEONARD Minis Hazel NJ
Kuu mother 7546 Holmes
.KuZNlCkI T 4 EDWARD John Kuz.
nich father 1870 Campbell
lIst PVT RoCco-Mn josephine Lis
wife 4A4s cooper
-
MrCRAw PFC JoHN-Mrs Catherine Nc.
era" mother 55i2 Helen
PATTON PVT WILLIAM = sR-Mr,. Lu
rene r Patton. wife. s32 Tveny-nflh.
zIMMER PVT DELMER F-Ns wlhls
mine thinner wife 79a4 sylvester.
OUTSTAIE
ANDERSON. T 4 ELwooD T Mrs Ann'
Z A4HFY 49qc['"n 92!n'r sT R6BERr 6qHae -ser, P
Athey father Decatur
BENEpIx PVT CARL H-Mrs Emma r
Bcnedlx mother Benton Halbor
BERCERON PVT JOHN AIRS. Delemj
BCrEcron mother BarnCau
BIRD, PFC CECIL f.-Mrs florence Bird
mother. OWo>su.
BLOCK. PyT. ALFRED E-Mrs Emma B
BLoME. $ SCI. WILLIAM Mrs Mar
lory Blome wife Petersburg @--,.-,- ..
Bloom wife. Gladstone
CAIN PFC CLYDE Mrs Eysngenn,
Cain mother Marquette.
CARLSON CAPT GEORGE D Mrs Wilms
l. Carlson. wife IronwoOd
CARLSON 7 . JOHN G.-Ms. Lola NJ
Carlson wife StTOnRS
COLLINS. PVT RuFORD Airs Ethc
~ Collins wife Draytcu Plains.
CRONKRICHT PFC CECIL F-Nrs stella
Cronkright. wife. Flint.
DELGCK ia STEvE-Mrs Jennie Deich
mother Wakefield
DENARDO PFC SAMUEL Mrs Mar
garct Bernardo wife Bay Ntv.
DIETER. PVT DONALD F.-Mrs wIn.'ree
Dieter wife. Alma
DUFORT PVT POBERT Il Mrs Ellen
Dufort mother Rockford
BUTCHER PFC EARL. " Mrs Myrtle y
butcher. mother Eaton Rapids.
~~~~~ Wed sday, Fe
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SGT. WALTER &. DELANEY,
20. engineers. Dec. 20, Germany
attended ST. Rita'S: former mem
ber of Michigan State Troops; ;
joined army. April, 1913; over
seas, January 1914 son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton II. Delaney All
w. State Far brother of PO > c
Gerald.
SECOND 1T. WILLIAM {.
KINTIGH, 30. infantry, Jan. 4,
Belgium. attended Bob Jones Col
lcgc. IN service June, 1911. over
seas October. l944; wife. Anne.
now attending Bob Jones, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. kIntigh.
1877 Birwood.
PFC ELMER X. KRASKA, 20
inlAntrN, ,-Iau,- Luxembourg
Lincoln Park High graduate;
worked for Bowen Products Co:
m service March. 1915. overseas
July 1914. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward kra,ka 1918 Wilson. Lin
coin Park, brother of s lc Ed
ward
tt EDWARD J. KUZNICKI.
22 tank corps. Dec 81. LuXem-
bourc. back IN action awarded
Purple Heart worked for Chrys-
Ter. IN service Is months over
seas December 1914 son of John
kuznIck. 4670 Campbell; two
brothers In service
PVT. JAMES LEE. 10. Ger
many awarded Purple Heart:
worked for Lee Engineering CO.
In service November. 1913, lived
al 1897 Thlrty-flfth
PVT. FREDERICK v MAN
COURT. p Germany. awarded
Purple Heart attended Olvct
College, enlisted juno. 1871 Son
Of Mr. and Mrs A.. Lester Man
court. 22i} lroquois
PFC. MILO r. PULLEN. 20
iiu"riErr F0ro>f. awarded Purple
Heart vort.f 40 Ford's in ser,-
Irc April 1858 SON of Mrs Helen
Pul'eu. 6J77 NrGfaV
PFC. NERN RORA-
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HIsISNN ER
: SGT. LLOYD CUMuNS. ?.

infantry sept
Is Ger many;
" ork @ q for
B o h n Alumni
num- IN service
NJ arc h, 1943,
overseas, Sept.
! 9 43 wife,
Marjorie. and
son Lloyd Jr,
live at 1905
WeStwood son
of Mrs Hattie
s mlth. 1868
I tn,l,,tgIrr ov,ft
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.~~~~~~~~~>~Wedn nesday, Fe

worked at PackardS; in service
December. 1912; overseas April
1914, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter kamowSki. 64l9 Gratiot.
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BACHER, 20. infantry. Dec 2
Germany; in service May. 1914
overseas. Nov; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Rorabacher, Hicks road
Wayne.
PVT. JAMES I. SANDERS, 81.
Huertgen Forest; awarded Purple
Heart: former motor mechanic
entered service, May 1914 huS-
band Of Mrs. Juanita Sanders.
POI Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
kiphn0s
ReCeSSlOnal
Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has made public the of liz soldiers
wounded action OF these 81 from Michigan 35 from the
Detroit
Michigan were among l57 casualties announced
10y the department
In an kin have been notified have been kept
informed OF any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

N OUNDED men need
W Woudns care 10 help
them regain their health.
Ne d teal tcchnicians are
needed immediately ~ our
army hospitals Tram al RoU-
eminent eTpenSe.
Coll RA S4S7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22


pu,au mother. Monroe.
pYK SGT JAKE--Cornoius Dyk. father.
HudsanylIe
.pYKsrRA. PFC. JAMES John P. pyk.
stla. father, byron Center
EAGIETON. PFC HARRY-Mrs Myrtle zei-
g.c. mother Pontiac.
ENGLF PFC CARL Mrs Martha L
Engi'. mother Battle Greek.
FLOOD PVT GILBERT A-Mrs Miriam
blood wife Ssult Ste Marie
FRANTZ. T-d HARRY B-krs yirFitene
T. F.antl. eic. Midland
GRIMES SGT LOUIS T.-Mu Mabel
Gnmes, mother. Melvin.
( HERRICK PFC EDWIN E-Mrs Marie A.
Herrick mother. Flint
IACOw MAJ ROBERT MRS Eleanor
'sgow wife Ann Arhor
JOHNSON. PFC Ii ROY Mrs. Leonard
: Johnson mother Ludinr,on.
KAHGAs PFC ARvIE n Mrs Mary Kan.
gss mother Rudyaro
KETTUNEN PFC JOHN v.-Ms. oiss
KNUTH PVT ARNo II -Arno X. Knuth
father Onekama
KoLNoWSKI PVT. ROBERT R.-Mrs Anna
Kolnowsh mother Aipena.
KRANTz, 7 S ROBERT H.-Mrs Florence
Brooks mother. Flint
LAME T WILLIAM Mrs, Josephine
Lame mother. Mass
/ LBDUG PVT JOHN P.-Mrs. Maria Ledue
mother Utica
LEEsE. SGT ROY Mrs. Esther Lsese
LUTIN, PVT. wILLIs-Mrs Pearl Lutin
mother, Niles.
oSMoND PFC. FRANK H.-Mrs Margaret
/
PAsCOE PVT, CHARLES M--Mrs Avis J
PaScoe wife Eik RaPids 49,
80 PRossER PFC HERBERT E.-Mr viuer
r Prosser. wi'e Muskcgon
PUFLETT. SGT. GEORGE Mrs Minnie
A Punett mother Muskeron.
REIsT PFC, LLOYD o.-Mrs. Goldie Rsist
RuoTANES. cpl HENRY A-Mrs Aim,
Ruotanen, mother, ontonseon.
scHAEFFER PVT ARTHUR F.-Mrs Ra
ehsi SehseIieT mother Essexyi,,s E.,, e.su,.
scHNEiDER PVT ERNEST P-Mrs Edith
schnsidGr wife Gr2ndyiliss 9lCrnssv r ~, tva,,
schuiiS mother Pay City.
SCHULTZ SCI SGT CIs58 JER9Ms a.,er R-Mrs.
WAGNER. PVT GARRETT L.-chsues
G Waganer father Battle Greek
WORKMAN PIC. VIRGIL E-Mrs Lorena
Workman. moth'r Pontiac.
MEDITtRRANEAS ARIA
DETROIT
SKINNER S SGT MILTON w.-Mrs.
Agnes skinner mother. 9a63 Rutland
zAMoRYIo. PVT. .NICHoLAs--Mrs Anna
r,,cs-ry roiurSlTDANIgI lDNg N, Inc,
crockef mother su,,ons Bay
y Johnson 1sT 1T DONALD r Gilbert
Johnson fsther Flint
KIMBER PFC. HARoLD-chsIies Kimber
LEHMER, ITCH. EDWARD G JF Mrs
h1TSPq IoPRz !" % ShfT! IT FRANK FRASKMr9 iIq" msrv
Lopez. mother, saginaw
wALDIE s SGT. LELAND-Mrs Hszel =
WRIGHT $ SGT EMIL W Mrs Eliza.
beth Wright. mother Bay city
NAVY MISSING
BABCOCK GUNNER 9 MATE WOOD
WARD SOLOMON. USCGR-John Babcock
BOYD STORlKEEPER I c Billy LA
WIRE uSCG-Robert l. Boyd father SIS
Superior WyandCtte
,LEyEIILE MMiic MELVIN PUTNAM
Mrs Violet Levciile. wife. and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Lcyeil'e parents Gould city
NAVY WOUNDED
HULL wATERrENDER . G ROBERT Ed
WARD-Mrs Helen HUI. mother, Flushing
bruary Fl, 1916 ~->~-~~~>~~>'
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NAVY MISSING

BABCOCK GUNSER'S g MATE 2 { WOOD
WARD SOLOMON. USCGR-John Babcock
father saginaw
BOYD STORtKEEPER c BILY La
WERE USCG-Robert BOYD father SIS
Superior. Wyandctte
LEvEI1LE MIMIC MELVIN PUTNAM
Mrs Violet LevciIie. wife. and Mr and Mrs
Joseph Lcycille parents Gould City
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

John CumminS. 502S Lincoln.
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JOHNSON 1sT 1T DONALD Gilbert
Johnson father flint
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22
NAVY WOUNDED

HULL WATERrENDFP . G ROBERT Ed
WARD-Mrs. Helen HUI. mother Flushing
,ruuTy 2I, 1895 ~~~~~~ -
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MEDITERRANEAN ARIA

SKINNER S SGT MILTON W-Mrs
Agnes skinner mother 9Ah3 Rutland
ZhNORYIO PVT NICHOLAS-MS Anna
Zamorylo mother 6o2T orchard Dearborn.
OUTSTAIE
CPOCFER T john F.-Mrg. Lucy
CIookef. mother, Suttons Bay
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

LEHNER. TECH. EDWARD G. IR Mrs
Edward C. LehNer, mother. BALDWIN
LOPEZ. ID 1T FRANK-MrS. Mary &
Lopez. mother, saginaw.
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WALDIE & set LELAND-Mrs Hs7el
Wa'die mother Coopersyillgf7
WRIGHT s SGT EMIL W Mrs. Eliza
beth Wright. mother. Bay city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

DEL1CK IA STEVENS. Jennie Deich.
mother Wakefield
DENARDO PFC SAMUEL Mrs Mar
garct Bernardo wife Bay Nty
DIETER PVT DONALD F-Mrs Wlnltrcd
Dieter wife. Alma
DUFORT PVT POBERT Mrs Ellen
DufHrt mother Rockford
BUTCHER PFC EARL, W Mrs Myrtle d
Butcher mother Eaton Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

Multiple vitsn1in tablets.
identical IN potency 20
those issued our fighting
men.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

KINDER PFC. HARoLD-Chsries Kimoer
father. Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-22

CAIN PFC CLYDE J.-MrS Eysnge,ine
Cain mother Marquette.
CARLSON CAPT GEORGE d Mrs Wims
l. Carlson. wife IronwoOd
CARLSON 7 JOHN Mrs Lola NJ
Carlson wife StTOngS
COLLINS. PVT RuFORD Mrs Ethel
~ Collins wife Draytcn Plains
CRONKRIGHT PFC CECIL F--MfS stella
Cr0nkrght. wife Flint
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
The SpirIi Moves
 EskInlos 70 Miles

FROBISHER BAY, Baffin Island, Csnada-Every Sunday a small group of parka-covered Eskimos travel ten miles to hear a sermon read by ar officer of the AAF An Transport Command here.
 There is no chaplain permanently uuartered at this isolated base off the far northeast coast of Canada. To keep Sunday holy and aid nor ele Of tie men station here, officers read a weekly sermon written and forwarded by Chaplain (NIaj) Will lian " Morgan, stationed at Man chester, N. H.
 Esklmos rarely miss these Sun day services. Most of them don't understand a word, but have learned the Lords Prayer and fundamental religion from missionaries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
LIONS CLUB WILL BUY TWO KUTSF0R
 BOY, GIRL SCOUTS

Two Yack Huts, to be purchased by the Club, are to be set up at the Boy and Girl Scout Camp at Eagle River. if plans made at today's luncheon of the Lions Club mater ialize
 The Lions are planning picnic and house raising at the Camp dur Ing the latter part of May, if all goes well. Lion President Frank Her mann said that Rotarian Jack Bur ford would help with his boat in the moving part of the project. Fur ther plans will be worked out by the Boy Committee, Lions Art Hedges, Fred Henning, Dr. J. O. Rude and Walt Soboleff.
 Sight Conservation came up for discussion. with a letter from Dr. C. c. Carter of the Health Depart ment making clear that S250 a year would cover the cost of obtaining glasses, not including doctors fee, or other expense. The Club decided to try to work out plan with the other Lion Clubs of the Territory to cover this amount.
 Guests of the club were Lion Ed Saddock of Anchorage; Oliver Mans field of Juneau, and Ralph Weeks, of Noorvik.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
RED S0X AT ! AST CRASK
 WIN COLUMN
Boston Americans Take Three Straight from
 Connie Mack sClub
t3y Associated Prcss)

Bcston's American League Red Sox, slowly recovering from bad early-season slump, took three straight games over the weekend from the Philadelphia Athletics, grabbing both ends of Sundays twin bill, to and to 3. The second tilt went 13 innings.
 Paul Dizzy" Trout won his own nightcap contest on the Detroit Cleveland double bill, to 0, with a homer in the sixth inning. Cleve- land won the opener, also to O..
 The League Champion St. Louis Browns continued to gain some of their last seasons punch, knocking over the first place Chicago White Sox, to 2 and 10 to f. The losses were the first for the Chi-Sox this season.
 Roger Wolf pitched Washington to an even break when he limited the New York Yankees to four hits to give the Senators a 2 to l vic- tory in the second game of their double header. The Yankees wal loped the Senators in the opeaer, 13 to 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
y DAY PROGRAM
 $ GIVEN

A commurity-W Service of Prayer and Praise will be held at the 20th Century Theatre on the evening of the day that the Off, cial Announcement comes of Ger many's surrender
 Plans for this Service, first laid last September, were brought up to date at today's meeting of the Juneau Ministerial Association.
 Gov. Ernest G1uening is giving the Message of Remembrance, and the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman will give the Message of Dedication. All the members of the Ministerial will have some part in the service that is being led by the Rev. Willis R. Booth.
 If the announcement comes before ' p. m., the service will be held at 8 D. m; if it comes between ' and 9 p. m, it will be held at 10 p. m.; if the announcement comes by IL, it will be held at 12 o'clock midnight.
 The Ordel. of Service is the one prepared by the Federal Council of Churches C. Christ in America, and ls being used throughout the United States. It is a Service that recog- nizes the fact that WE will still be at war, but gives grateful thanks for progress so far made.
 Officers elected at today's meet ing were: the Rev. Walter Soboleff, President; the Rev. Ralph E. Bak- CT, Vice President, the Rev. Robert 5. Treat, Secretary Treasurer.
 Further plans were made toward the City wide Christian Mission to ba held this September with pr. E. Stanley Jones as speaker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
Dozen .Scouis
 Advanced af
 Honor Court

With Troop SIP acting as hosts, the second Boy Scout Court of Hcnor of the year was held Sunday evening at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The formal awarding of honors for advance ment in scouting was well attended by scouts and parents.
 Presided over by Henry Harmon and Scout Copmissioner c. L. Win gerson, the Court of Honor opened with Flag Services and the Scout Ritual. performed under the super vision of American Legion Troop 613.
 Demonstrations in Morse Code, signalling, artificial respiration and knot tieing were put on by the troops to wind up the meeting. A human pyramid, with a scout sig naller on top, was formed by Troop 612 MT. Harmon complimented the scouts and scoutmasters on the ad- vancement that has been made since the Boy Scout movement was revived here several months ago.
 Scouts receiving g advancement awards were.
 Troop SIP = Donald MacKinnon and Irvine Butts, advanced to Ten derfoot Scout; Bill Johnson, Jim Maurstad, Thomas Horn, Albert Shaw and Jim Jahoda. to Second Class Scout.
 Troop el3-Clifford Cole, Fred Wyller and Robert SomYners, ad- vanced to Second Class Scout; Dale Rolf, to First Class Scout.
 Troop 614-Ted Borbridge, ad- vanced to Tenderfoot Scout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
F0RESTER TERRELL
 iS GIVEN TRANSFER

Forester E. K. Terrell, who has been stationed at Ketchikan in the Southern District of the Tongass National Forest, has been trans ferred to the Chugach Forest, it is announced MT. Terrell was to board an Alaska Airlines plane at Juneau today, bound for his new post at Cordova, where he will be assistant to Division Supervisor Earl Jacobsen.
 Mir. Ferrell's principal duties on his new job will be handling timber sales, particularly to the Whittier mill of the Columbia Lumber Go. Mrs. Terrell and their two-months- cid son is remaining in Ketchikan for the present, but expects to join her husband at Cordova in about two weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
RICK TO RETIRE TOMORROW; BUT
 ONLY PARTIALLY

Officiating a. the Juneau Water Company window in the First Ma tional Bank here today for the last time, John Beck was preparing to step down into partial retirement tomorrow Listed as President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank and as President of the Water Company, MT. Beck stated that he would continue in all three posts, but would henceforth take less active part.
 MT. Reck, 80 years old. is to receive pensions from both the bank and the Water Company, and his working hours are to be just what he wishes His continuing responsibilities will consist mainly of keeping an eye on the financial end, he declared
 The First National Bank will continue under the active execu- tive direction of Elwood McClain, as during the past 10 years. The inside end of the Water Company's business is to be taken over to- morrow by the bank, with A. M. Mill continuing to ~head the out side activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
PIRATES p0p
 JOSS STREAK
 BYTWIN WIN
Cards Take Two from Reds as Dodgers Win Single
 -PhiIlies Split
tBy Associated Press)

In the National League, Pitts burgh's Pirates snapped a four game losing streak as they won both ends of a Sunday double- header from the Chicago Cubs, 6 to 9 and to 4. Elwin Preacher Roe gave up only five hits in winning the opener. Nick Strince- vich was the winning pitcher in the nightcap.
 With the only run of the game forced across the plate when "Kewpie" Dick Barrett issued a base on balls with the bases full, the Boston Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phils, 1 to 0, in the second game of their double-bar- relied bill. The Phils won the opening game, to 3.
 The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals hung double-defeat on the Cincinnati Reds, taking the opener, ? to 1, behind Max Lanier's five-hit hurling, and pounding the ball all over the lot in the closer, to win, to B. Mort Cooper, making his first start of the season, was credited with the victory in the second game, although he was lifted in the seventh.
 Brooklyn defeated the New York Giants, 4 to 3, in their single game Sunday. Dixie Walker homered with two on in the eighth frame.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-30
PAN AMERICAN IN
 FLIGHTS, TWO DAYS

Saturday the following passengers left for the south by Pan American Alfred Coker, Patrick Brannan, Anita Higgins, Barbara Diederick; Douglas Diederick, Helen Marsh, Russell Marsh, James Montgomery, Nancy Montgomery, Ellsworth Sim crds, John Snow, Carol Houck, Jo Percy and It. Comdr, F. E. Willard.
 For Fairbanks: Eugene E. Robert son and Eskl Andersen.
 Coming from Seattle to Juneau were: Charles Jackson, Allen Tes- berg, Margaret TesOerg, Ruby Hogan, Christine Burnett, Joseph Chamherlin, Robert Sanford, Ed Ccurtemanche, Arthur Erickson, Grace Thompson, Vance Harris, Kay zampetti, Clyde Smith and James Wlaipplc.
 From Whitehorse: James Quidor, Mary Quidor, Paul Burke, Mrs. Nor ma Burke, Mrs. Annabelle Eyler and Aonna Eyler.
 From Fairbanks: David Yeager, Thomas Morgan and Harvey Star ling.
 Sunday bound for the South were Mary Jo. Sewers, Christine Sewers, Wayne J. Niemi, Frank Donaldson. Ferdinand Beilfus and James Whipple.
 To Fairbanks. Milton s. Bur- chard. Wm Darden. John Frey, liar old Ancel and Ray B. Harrington.
 Tcday the following passengers flew to Seattle: Sydney D. Smith, Jerry " Roscoe, Dale Cox and Hazel Reich.
 To Whitehorse: James Quidor, Mrs. Mary Quidor, Paul Burke, Nor ma Burke, Martha Metzger, Ethel Shelock and Lyle Johnston.