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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Henry Ford Warns
OfPacific WarNeed

There Is nationwide happi-
ness and q great sense Of relief.
but there Is, not Justification for
widespread celebration. In fact.
any such Interpretation Of this
half-victory certainly will have
n bad effect on the morale Of
our men In the Pacific who are
fighting a terrible and prolonged
battle 10 wipe out the Japs.
There still II q gigantic job
ahead"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
|, 10 Jailed Poles
Called Traitors

LONDON. May 7 tUPl The
Lublin radio said today that the
Polish provisional government
may demand that l6 Polish lead
erS arrested by the Russians be
tried both in Warsaw and in Mos
cow for high treason.
The Lublin radio said Public
opinion in Poland received with
Indignation news Of the action OF
oGen. Leopold Okulicki and his
accomplices who are accused Of
carrying out diversionary activi-
ties against the Red Army"
Because the criminal activi-
ties of Okulicki and his accom-
plIces were also directed against
the reborn Polish state. II con-
stitutes high treason" the radio
Caid
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

CLAY-Jsmes b.. May s. a, the home
CITY Mich husband q the late Lille
BedOre Gay Funeral wednesday. 8 80
.. m from i20S7 Gratiot and 1918
a. ST. Anthony Church. Interment. Mt.
Elliott
DE MEEsIEH-The0nel N l4533 VII
frtd psf0vFf nlgLai.d " Iullfnne, dear
father oi Pfc. Joseph, U 5. Army. Mrs.
James Locke and grandfather OF one
grsndchiid Funersi from the Van Ler-
berghe Funeral Home. l334O Z. Warren
Al Lakeviev, Tuesday morning at 0, and
Guardian Angel Church at $50 Rosary.
oAvst. member Of American Legion.
Rnc-e VAakeF Pos;-ao 2so.
DE MEULENAERE-M Martha May 9: age
40 residence. 6O75 Malcolm. beloved
wife OF Cyril tSmeuel dear sister OF
Valfre. Mrs. MARY Hosten. Mrs. Julia
coeck. Robert and Albert Psttyn Of
Besseghen, Belgium. Funeral from the
a. Outer Drive. Wednesday at 9.l5, and
10 our Lady OF Sorrows Church a. 10.
Rosary, Tuesday evening AZ 9, 80
LLoYD-Mildred OF 4222 Lsrehmoni;
beloved wife OF the late Frank W,
dear mother Of the late Mildred. dear
friend OF Mrs. Jessie Doucette and Mrs.
Yosi 420i Msy6ury Grand.
beloved daughter OF the late John and
AsrgaFei Hogan dear sister OF hrX.
= keenan,. Mrs. George ThomP-
9s son HTs norman a.. Berg ENsiI william T,os; z;
Z nomsS Lahey Funeral Home SAFE
Dexter WEDNESDAY al 8 40 m. and
viLitstiop Church at 10 O'Clock
OHNSON-aay o. I345, Lulu. beloved
wife u walter. Funeral service Tues
day ? .. m. 81 the }. W. Nancy Chapel.
Lincoln and Hancock.
KIsNEN-PetsT J. Of Milford, Mich,
rot son Of John OF ST. Joseph, NO.
dear brother Of Leonard of Detroit,
Henry. Mrs 4, v. Aths. Misses Mary
and Barbara Kinnen Of 81. Joseph and
RichArdson, Bire Funeral Home. Milford.
At s. Nsrys Church Milford. Mich.
PoBL-Emily NJ. May s. beloved mother
~ MrS Mildred Leath. Mrs. Frank
o Brien, william. II. Henry A. and
Barney Pohl II grandchildren and -
ne home 4ss2 ssyburn until II a. m.
wednesday Al Trinity Evangelical
Church from noon until service hour
? o'clock wednesday. Dor further infor-
nation. call the r g. A C.. r. Harris
Funeral Home. 423l Cass Ave.
WANDER woRP-Frsnk J.. Sunday mofn-
ing a. his home in Pontiac: survived BY
ms wife Nora: Mrs. Annie knight and
Florencs Roth. two brothers, Theodore
and Edmund Funeral. Tuesday evening
5 O'Clock a. Huntoon Funeral Home, 70
Oakland, Pontiac. Burial, Clare. Mich.
Wednesday.
wHITE-sudeenly, May 8 Wilbur "
Nathaniel White. brother OF Mrs. Mae
BlAokett. Mrs. Alex Cauley and Mrs.
Chei Richards Member OF Liberty
lodge no. 452 /. o. o p Funeral
Tuesday a. 3 2. n from Harper A
Mulligsn Funeral Home 1880 Hamil.
ton. Calumet papers please copy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE

LEARN Beauty Culture. newest smpli-
fed methods HYGlENiC BEAUTY
SCHOOL. Easy terms. s54o Twelfth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

The German radios announce
ment of Nazidoms surrender
brought a statement today from
Henry Ford ii. that he was "ex-
tremely gratifed. but warning Of
"a & gantic job ahead" TO defeat
the SbpS.
I'VE are extremely gratified
over the ce'eat Of the Nazis--
the oonc;usioh Of one phase of
World War H." Ford said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Han Liquor
On We Day

LANSING. May II Immediately
after official announcement of
We Day the sale and serving of
alcoholic beverages in the state
will be suspended for "a hours,
John p. Aaron. chairman of the
state liquor control commission.
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

PFC. WILLIAM II. SHAY, 19
infantry. March IS. Germany;
awarded Purple Heart: still hos
pitalized in Germany. awarded
Presidential Unit Citation. grad
uate of Redford High; in service
July 1914: overseas January,
l9i5 son OF Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Shay. 1888 Trinity; brothers, Pfc.
James, Sgt. Richard.
PFC. FRANK l.. LEWANDOW-
SkI, 20, infantry. March %. Min
danao awarded Purple Heart;
still hospitalizcd in Philippines
graduate of Northwestern High
worked for Naval Or ID n a n e.
Center Line: in service February.
l943; overseas July. l943; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewandow-
SKI. 7l36 Palmetto.
PVT. STANLEY ROSOCHA,
IS. mechanlzed cavalry. April IL.
Germany; owned Fuel Oil Dealer
IN service August. l943; overseas
June. 1874 husband of Lottie,
father OF Gerald. son of Mrs. Ber-
nice RoSocha. S305 Chamberlain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
2OOGOHungry
AfferV-EF Fake

BATTLE CREEK. May : Ap-
proximstely 200 employees OF the
Wilcox Rich Co. became casualties
Of the premature announcement OF
the surrender of Germany today
The proprietor OF the Three
Way Inn where the workers cat
their lunch and buy an occasional
bottle OF beer. heard the an
nouncement over the radio. He
cancelled all food orders. hung a
sign in the window Closed for
We Day" and went home
The majority OF the workers
went without their lunch
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
WOUNDED

PFC. EDWARD c. Balm. 25.
infantry. April II, Germany.
previously awarded Purple Heart;
attended Redford High; Plymouth
Tube employc: in service July.
1910: overseas June. 1914 hus-
band OF Marjorie. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Balm, 1856 Hayden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
ARMY LIBERATED
GERMAN CAMPS

GthMAN NAMfh
ASHLEY PVT. WOODROW Husband Of
Mrs. heora D. hsiriry' feoct' t'r----.
BAILEY. PFC FLOYD E-son OF Mr
BARBER. PFC FREDERICK C Husband
of sSsz,H W. Eltsn9r snS j. .Sy sa.SsE caeilse 49,.
J Bi Bsnais' soSw.y NN-~-A '-s''h OF ffsnA
BERToLA, PFC, FRAEK-HuIbano Of Mr1
Lucille a. BeEtolsi CaAslIai
coALTER, SGT JAMES E-son Of Mrs
Alma coalIeT' Kent CITY.
FLEMING. PFC. JAMES D. son Of Lester
Fleming. ClAdwin.
HAUwEGHEH. PFC. HAROLD c-son OF
James HauveEhen Yale
HELLINGER' PFC CHARLES c.-Husoano
Of hrs. Shirley Ht!iinger. Flint.
MZAcHAM. JACK r. PVT Husband Of
Mrs, Arlene A. Meachsm. saginaw
MILLER. ARTHUR G. PFC Son Q; Mrs
Jennie NJ Miller sAuit ste Mare
RIpELL. JOHN y PVT Son Of Mrs "a,
Ridsn, Eoen Junction.
NAVY DEAD
WARES. JOHN. Cpl UsMcR- Previously
Nj and Mrs Niehohl wares hnn Aioof -
NAVY WOUNDED
DRuRY ROBERT WILLIAM. HOSPITAL
APPRENTICE {. USGR Parents M and
Mrs Harry EuEen.. Drury. KsamAlOo.
GAJEwsKI. BENJAMIN l.. PFC. usmcR
Aug as ls44 Parents Nj and Mrs.
Benjamin Gajewski. Jackson.
KIMBALL ROBERT p. PFC usMc -
Psfen,, MI snd Mrs Ssmuei ! Kimb1ll.
LAFFERTY WILLIAM c PFc UsMcp
--Psrenh. Nj and hrs James L1ffer,y.
Ss sginau.
MARCogI. FELIX HECTOR. $ I c usSR
Parents. M and Mrt. Mar ksrroni
aIkR, ROBERT scrs usMc c-ros,,r.
mother Mr' Minnie ! BrenhseEt. Flin,.
msnET sTEPHAN r PIC ysMcR =
Fremont.
PALMER. WILLIAM C PFC Ushc Par.
snts. Nj. and MIRA, william ?. Palmer.
PARKER. RAYMOND LAvERHE sF-l G.
Hsrbor Mother. Mrs Nina Parker cassopols
Aunt, Mn. Minnie Condor. Benton Hsrbor
SCHMIDT. RICHARD C. cpl UsMCR 80
Parents. M and Mrs Amos schmidt Grand
scovIEI-D. CHESTER G. PFC usMcR -
SHANNON. HENRY r.. ASST COOK.
UsMcR Parents. Mr. and Nu Henry
shannon: staneish, 49, ,.
Oct. 40. is44l Parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence ShsFvood. Ithaca.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD
EURopEN ARIA

EURoPES AKEA
CLIFTON. JOHN Il. JR.. PfC'-Son OF MIA
Mary Clifton. FLINT
DE PREE. LEsTER, PFC Husband Of Mrs.
Dorothy l. De Prse. Grand Rapid'
K.iS1is: agls.F Js.t!1 sEs!r .a4s..g sSJ Son Of A
Ms Edns c j.cqasTi' Ironvood'
Of nrI Thslms 3. Meyer AIlegan.
PAPIsT. HAROLD W., PFc-son OF Lewis
PspiTt. M, Clemens
PITTMAH, HAROLD D, PFC -Hushsnd Of
Mrs. Florence N Pit,mAn, Brooklyn.
REID. ROBERT T.. PVT son Of MH.
Christina Reid, FLINT
ROBERTS. JAMES r., CPL-Son OF hrs.
Bessie b. Roberts. LANSING.
TooLE, MAX z. PFC Son Of Mr.. Marion
PACIFIC ARIA
JOHNSON. LEONARD " PVT Husband
Of Mra. BsrnAtins johnson. MusksTon
JUST ROBERT J. PFC Husband Of Mn
Gertrude Just Harvey
PARKS VERNON NJ. PVT son Of Mn.
Rose Para, Saginaw
REID. ROBERT ". PFc-son OF Mrs
Alta Reid HsstingL
scHRAMa ERNEST v. PFC -son Of Mrs..
Augusta Bertha Schramm. Rapid River.
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC AREA
HpES sTEVE, PFC.-So OF hrs Louise
hren Hssperia
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN ARIA
HoUTHOoFD PFC CHARLES son of
Nn AEnet Houthoof5. M. Clemens.
JOHNSON. CAPT. EDWIN c JR-son of
Ab- Grace " Johnson. Grand Rapids.
KAPTUR I'd 1T ARTHUR Husband Of
LEWIS PFC RICHARD v-HuSband Of
ku Clynn .. Lsvii, Nj. Peasant.
ROBINSON. isT 1T GEORGE F.-son Of
Ralph y Robinson, bsneyg.
MCPHERSON : SGT APvID Husband
o, ATt Helen N. hePherson, West Branch.
ARMY PRISONERS
IsTERSID BY GERMANY
CREENMAS PVT. SlLAS G .-Husosnd Of
hu ieAmAs Creennaan. Battle Greek
scHLUcKBIER 5 SGT wILBERT II
Husband Of Ma Dolores p. Sehiuekbief.
Saginaw.
..~~~ ~~~~~~~.~~~~ Mondop N
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
PVT. STANLEY RosoCHA
PRISONER

T/SGT. CARL n. GOETZ JR.,
BIZ radio operator; reported
missing Dec II. over Germany;
husband of Mrs. Marion, Bolles
Harbor; son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Goetz. 1904 Littlefield; awarded
Air Medal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Kazoo Soldier Dies

KALAMAZOO, May Pfc
Wubbo Klaasen died in a hospital
in England March 23 from wounds
received in Germany. his parents
have been notified by the war de-
partment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

tions officer Of
a c or a ! r
squadron. April
l3. Okinawa:
awarded Presi-
Dental u n I
Citation; grad
uate Of South
q a S I ern and
Wayne L.; in
service March.
1912: overseas
a pril. 1914;
h US b A n d Of
NJ aTiOn. 1895
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
est We Forget---Lest We Forget ~
Michigan Battle Hero Roll

Today's biographical sketches OF
Detroit servicemen killed,
wounded, taken prisoner and dec
grated. according TO official army
and navy releases and next Of
kin. n
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
MALE HELP WANIEp

AIRCRAFT engine mechanics, electrf-
clans, laboratory attendants. toolmakerI,
Junior me,siiurgist. mlllwrishts. pipe
nttsrs. machine repairmsn. must have
Corp. i2soi Y. jefferson
AIRCRAFT engineering designers. lay
out and detail dTaftsmsn. illustrators.
stress analysts and linesmen. Consol-
dated Vultee Aircraft Corp. Stinsond
piyision Employment Office, so4oo
AIRCRAFT TOOL DESIGNERS and
professors needed Immediately Perma-
nent. high priority overtime Apply
az the nearest office Of United states
Employment Service.
ASSISTANT production and ireeEer nan
wanted; good wages steady work.
Frozen Products Co s277 Cd. River.
ASSURED good steady Jobs with postwar
future, for colored men and boys with
old established business Call MT. Jones.
ca $3.50.
ATTENTIoN-In,srna grinder hands.
tool makers bench Inspector, tools
handt, hand screw machine operators.
Must be capable ~ doing first class
work on high-precision sp,s sDd EaRes
vinco Corp, slli schseier.
ATTENTION msg grinders. EgeepeTS
Vinco Corp Oil SehsefeT
AUTO mechanics. W % S175 weekly
30 .s4'.'-.--.F',sEifs i+siiDodcT, :. -
Cratiot. PR 67OO
AUToMATIC-Hsnd screw operators and
setup on cone Creenlee. Cridlsy and
Warmers VsASty plenty hours postwar
Possibilities ES-Ceil-O Corp. l4lol
Third
AUTOMOTIvE product engineering de-
tignerS. craftsmen. detallerS. Lrnf pro-
gram postwar future. Norman Z. Mailer
A. Assoc. 275l East Jefferson
AUTOMOBILE BUMPER wanted A..
| h3ur week. TOP wtges. steady employ
ment. See Mr. Nestle. Highland Cney-
rolet Co.. i2s97 woodward. TO
I $4,000.
I
Z AUTO liable VINO, FOR
/ feet maintenance, modern shop steady
| postwar. essential work. union wages.
/ Mr. Harrington shell OIL Co, foot Of
Deacon 81. VI 2-3sl0.
AUTO MEcHANICS-Experi perienced. per
mAnent postwar positions. Weekly guar.
aniesd vacation With pay. See Mir.
Stout. Detroits Oldest Pontiac dealer
Clark Auto SAFES, 1914 Woodward.
Attn r,arhaptc. suu - par, ,t,.p
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

)ATLY ...........L........ soc
IUNDAY ..................... 15c
)AII.Y AND SUNDAY ...s.,.s....... f5c
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
DECORATED

S/SGT. JOHN p. DeFIORE, 81.
5-29 gunner and radio operator
awarded Air Medal for action over
Japan: worked for DSR; in serv-
ce January, 1943; overseas Febru-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

ROBINSON. isT 1t GEORGE F-son Of
Ralph Robinson. Bellevue
PACIFIC ARIA
MCPHERSON { SGT APvID -Huyssno
o, Mr.. Helen NJ hePherton, West Branch
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
DEAD
PFC. RENO Il. HARJU. :

PFC. RENO Il. HARJU, %,
infantry, oct. I2S. France; previ-
ously reported missing in action;
Great Lakes Steel Corp, Ecorse,
employe; in service SO months;
overseas months. ihade-hehe
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nevels,
SAB Lorraine; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erland Harju. Wakefield:
brother. EN- &c Ziljo.
MARINE fST 1T. STANLEY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
PFC. CHARLES r. PEsSINA,

"a. ! n I a n try.
a W a r q e d
Bronze Star in
G. er m a ny on
March "a; at
tended North
eastern; worked
at Continental
NJ o { o r $; in
service J u n g.
1914 overseas
November hus-
band of Phyllis.
father of Cyril,
Nancy W hom
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

department today announced the OF ID Michigan
outside of Greater Detroit as killed wounded SIX missing
taken prisoners.
The navy listed and 13 outstate wounded
outside of Detroit listed the
Annnri snlders lheIated
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08


PFC. CALVIN r. BERTRAND.
u. u-aircraft, April Ia. Ger
many. awarded Purple Heart;
still hoSpitalized in Germany; at
tended Pershing High; Ford High
land Park employe; son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alice Bertrand. 1925
Danbury, brothers, Pvt Eugene.
S &c Benny, s &c Donald.
PFC. MELVIN VI. GENNIs. 10.
infantry, April Il. any:
awarded Purple Heart; attended
Cass Tech: General Engineering
and Design employe; in service
April. 1914 overseas four months;
son Of Sam Gennis. 9633 PetoS-
key brother. Cpl. King.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

Gladstone; son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur a. Schlatter, Sal East
lawn: brothers. Marvin and How
ard. sister. Mrs. Miriam Hughes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

he has never seen: son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph PeSSina, 36ll Nc
Clellan
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

sIsGT DE FIoRL SGT. DoMBRowskI
SGT. WILLIAM {. DOMBROW-
SkI, 26. signal corps: awarded
Bronze Star for meritorious serv-
ice in Italy: worked at Zenith
Carburetor; in service two and
half years; overseas is months;
son OF Mrs Barbara Dombrowski.
713 Engle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment II you we're last en-.
ployed a. an essential OF locally needed
activity, you must have stAtemeat
OF availability. II you are qualified for
employment In critical occupation
you must be referred through the
United States Employment; Ssrsics-
World War II veterans Excepted
Al MEN for machine repairs. EDw.
e BUDD MANUFACTURING CO..
l2l4i CkaTlevoix.
Al POWER hsmmermAn must be
capable OF hammering stainless steel.
Apply Brigrs Mfr. Co, 1881 Mack Ave.
A PERMANENT position ESiAhlixhed In
sussnce route. careful training and sales
assistance. Only reliable man under SO,
interested IN permanent connection need
apply. Phone ca 2l7s
ACCOUNTANTS. dentists. medical X-rsy
technician. Streetcar Tepsirman. De-
troit Civil Service Commission 18Th
FLOOR. Water Board BUILDING . 90 a m
20 F45 D m
ALPHABETtC tabulating machine op-
orator. good pay. hours. The AP Parts
Corp, Toledo 4. Ohio
ARMoRED plate welders needed Apply
Brisu hfg. Co. 1854 Mack Ave-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Victim Robbed Of $50
In S2 Bargain Ride

Acceptance Of an offer by man
and woman TO drive him anywhere
for 81 early today cost Rudolph
Paratehek. az, of 1882 Concord,
$50
Paratehek told police that he
met the couple at Grand River
and Warren and they drove him
TO Garfield and st. Antoine where
he was slugged. When he regained
Consciousness his purse was
empty, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Deatb notifes
PFC. ANTHONY sklslNsKI

Nc skIBISskI-Pfc Anthony. killed
- IN action on Luzon. March 10. son
= OF Mrs. AlvinA Skibinsh surviving.
sisters ana 2 brothers Memorial mass
A. ST. JOsephAt Church. May 80. 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

All money sent al sendeTs risk DO not
send cash or stamps All checks drafts and
money orders should De made payable 10 THE
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international News service has the ercluJve
dghts 10 use for reproduction IN any form ell
nsws dispatches credited - n o. not other
viss credited IN this psp<s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
DETROT2$ETMES

Publikhed every Week Dsv Evening snc
SUNDAY Morning by the Times Publishing
Company at l225 Times Square Detroit 81.
hichirAn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
ARMY PRISONERS
ary. 1945; son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Paul DeFiore. 39l7 Moran.

Monday, Nay 7. f9<5
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

STOCK room helper veteran preferred.
Martin Tool a. Die Co.. 5245 Western
Ava
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03
TOWN and FARM fSNea
In WARTIME
Prepared by OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION SSlllI "

time more people will be eager to
replace equipment and household
furnishings that are now more near
ly worn out. Shortages always
generate an urge to pay higher
prices to get more. This increases
the dangers of initiation. In 1945,
OPA states, supplies will be large
enough to meet essential civilian
needs but much smaller than the
amount people could buy with the
money they will have to spend. The
OPA program to meet this situa-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03
Civilian Supplies

Supplies of meat, butter, sugar,
canned and packaged foods, cloth
ing, and many durable goods will
be smaller in 1915, OPA advises.
Record buying and increased mill
tary demands in 1914 greatly re-
duced reserves, which have so far
helped meet demands. The pres
ent scarcity of metal household
equipment and appliances will re-
main acute until peacetime produc-
ton can be resumed. At the same
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03

An abundance of high quality
roughage is one of the require
ments of successful dairy enter
prise, according to dairymen of the
extension service.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03
War Bonds

War Bonds
Encourage farmers to maintain
proper balance between pay
ments on mortgages and investing
in war bonds" says the American
Bankers Association in a bulletin
addressed to the rural bankers of
America.
Banks are advised to encourage
farmers to maintain proper bal
ance between making pyments on
mortgages and investing in war
bonds. If person pays mortgage
all up now, and then has to get an
other. one after the war he may not
be able to get terms as favorable
as those he now has"
The bankers also call attention
to the fact that wear and tear
on farm machinery and buildings
must be paid for eventually, whe-
Their or not the mortgage is all paid
off. A farmer will probably be in
safer position to end up the war
with moderate sized mortgage at
a low interest rate and a good nest
egg in war bonds than to mortgage,
no bonds, and badly run down
buildings and equipment"
This is a part of the program of
the American Bankers Association
aimed at getting farmers to build
up large enough war bond reser-
YES to give them financial protec-
ton in the post war period.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03

ton asks rigid compliance with
rationing regulations and price
ceilings, plus restraint in buying
and a high level of savings, includ-
ing war bond purchases.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03
Ration Free Shoe Sales

Limited quantities of mems and
womens shoes may be sold to con-
sumers ration free at specified
price reductions during the two
weeks period of February 10
through March 3, OPA announces.
Two fold purpose of the temporary
ration holiday, OPA states, is to
give consumers the benefit of ex-
ira shoe mileage that otherwise
might remain unused on dealers
shelves, and to help dealers clear
their stocks of the normal accumu-
lation of odds and ends and broken
sizes. Before rationing, such shoes
were customarily disposed of in
seasonal clearance sales. OPA esti-
mates that about 100000 pairs Of
shoes will be sold in this special
ration free sale.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-03
Madam T
alr1liist

Gifted Reader and Advisor / will ask
no questions but will tell you the truth,
good or bad, on all affairs off life such as
love, marriage, inheritance and business
transactions of all kinds. Will give you
dates and facts. You will find me superior
to any other Reader you have ever con
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-13
GRIM MEMENTos OF WAR
GRIM MEMENToS OF WAR Millions Of Uncharted German Mines Are Peacetime Death Traps For French
By ROSETTE HARGROVE NEA Staff Correspondent

PARIS 3Ihere will be seaside vacations for French sunbahng ranean the Atlantic or the Channel coast resorts
 Practically methodicay closed public
 
 completely
 Fortyfive Frances departments repoedy
  yard hide deah-deaing explosive Millions the battle Naz headquarters which will the job of demnng that much difficult CURIOSITY
 Demnng already Brittany Normandy the Valley of the Rhone well the 150 mines uneed Many seaside because the laid in conceivable place curiosity  children been killed month either by mines booy 
 Allied Britsh-made foolproo while industry able this production further limited because the lack of materials principally rubber for n sulators.
 detecting heavily mined regions addition 100000 will minede make that they work conscieniousy. PLEASURE RESORTS
 de-mnng simple Most is the restoration utilities plants either been industrial will without delay Agriculture equally
  industries will taken of in order of importance.
 be seaside this denng of pleasure resorts comes last on the already too long list
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-13

This will include ex-Premier Mi kolajcZyk of the London govern ment, who has been kept closely in- formed of all phases of the Krem- lin discussions and has approved them.
 An invitation to this Moscow meeting will be issued by the rep resentatives of Great Britain, the United States and Russia almost immediately. Four of the Polish leaders who will meet in Moscow will be from the Lublin Govern ment, including President Bierut.
 Two will come from the London Government, including Premier Mi kolajczyk and Labor Minister Jan Stanzyck.
 Five other conferees will be Ex- Premier Witos, who was arrested some weeks ago but immediately released; Socialist Leader Zyg- munt Zulawski; Professor of Eco monies Adam Kyzyanoski of Cra- COW University; Professor of His tory Stanizlaw Kutzraba, also of Cracow; and an unidentified lead CT named Kolonzewski.
 These five will come from inside Poland, being connected with neith- CT the London nor Lubin Govern ments
 Conference Details Worked Out
 Details regarding the coming Po- fish conference already have been worked out, and the seven Poles now outside the Lublin Government will doubtless be brought into the new government. which will then be recognized by 10th Washington and London.
 The details of the Hopkins-Stalin conversations inside the Kremlin, considered an important milestone in Americana Russian relations, can now be told
 They started on the question of the 16 missing Poles, Hopkins pointing out what great distress the Russian action in arresting them had caused in the United States.
 Stalin admitted that not all were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-13

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