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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
Hartsog - Morgan

Mrs. Jesse Morgan, of West
Jefferson, has announced the
marriage of her daughter, Helen,
to George V. Hartsog, son of Mrs.
John Hartsog and the late Mr..
Hartsog, of Idlewild, on Septem-
Der % at the Presbyterian manse
at Glendale Springs. The Rev.
John w. Luke officiated, using the
double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Hartsog is a graduate of
West Jefferson high school. The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Fleetwood high school and has
recently returned to the States,
after serving in the infantry. He
received his honorable discharge
in May.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
TOO LATE TO REGISTER
FOR CANNING SUGAR

Mrs. Ruby B. Mcmillan, chief
clerk of the local War Price and
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01

The Children.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
MRS. FRAZIER is VOTED
THE TACKIEST WOMAN

Mrs. Arthur Frazier won first
prize as the tackiest woman at
the tacky party held last Satur-
day night in the community
building. Mr.. Don Blackburn
was voted the tackiest man and
Buddie Blackburn and Ann Shoe
maker were awarded prizes for
being the tackiest boy and girl
present.
Other gaily dressed men and
women of the town were pres
ent. Bingo and square dancing
were enjoyed by those present.
Music was furnished by a local
string band.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
PARSONS TURNER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons, of
Warrensville, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Grace,
to Mr.. Quincy Turner, son of Mr..
J. J. Turner, of Warrensville.
The wedding was solemnized on
October IS at the home of the
Rev. A. c. Ashley, who officiated.
They are now making their
home in Warrensville.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
Schedule Given
For III. ID. Clubs

The following schedule has
been announced for the Al and
home demonstration clubs:
Nathan's Creek All club will
meet November 5 at 1000 a. m. at
the school.
Lansing 4-H club will meet on
November 5 at 200 p. m. at the
school.
Trout Al club will meet No
vember at 1000 a. m. at the
school,.
Riverview Al club will meet
Nov. 6 at 1915 p. m. at the school.
Riverview H. D. club will meet
Nov. 6 at 200 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Ray Farmer.
Fleetwood All club will meet
Nov. 7 at 1000 a. m. at the school.
Elkland All club will meet
Nov. 7 at 100 p. m. at the school.
Warrensville H. D. club will
meet Nov. 7 at 200 p. M. at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Ashley.
Rock Creek All club will meet
November 8 at 1000 a. m. at the
school.
Nathan's Creek H. d. club will
meet Nov. 8 at Mrs. Rex Jones at
200 p. m.
Grassy Creek All club will
meet Nov. 9 at 1000 a. m at the
school.
Grassy Creek H. D. club will
meet Nov: 9 at Mrs. w. P. Col
wards at 200 o'clock.
Brandon Fl. D. club will meet
Nov. 9 at Mrs. Ben Dolinger's at
Zoo o'clock.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
GALLOWAY - GALLOWAY

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Hazel
Galloway daughter of Mrs. Net
tie Galloway and the late Mr.. Joe
Galloway, of Todd, to M. M. Cal
loway, of Wills Point, Texas. The
marriage was solemnized at Spar
tanburg, S. c., on October "a.
Mr.. Galloway is native of this
county but has been living in
Texas for the past few years. The
couple will return to Texas and
make their home there.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01

Rationing Board, stated that the
issuance of home canning sugar
coupons for the season of 1915
closed October Is, 1915. These in
structions came from A. Monroe
Hollingsworth, district rationing
executive of the Charlotte Office
of Price Administration.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-01
MRS. ANDERSON rs AT
HERALD TRIBUNE FORUM

Mrs. Ed M. Anderson is attend
ing the annual New York Herald
Tribune Forum on Current At
fairs, which is being held this
week at the Waldorf Astoria Ho-
tel. there.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05

Leskosek, minister trgovine dr..
Lado Vavpotic, minister prosve-
te Ferdo Kozak, minister "a su-
me Tone Fajfar, minister polje-
delstva Janez Hribar, minister
"a socialno politiko Vida Tom
Sic, minister "a narodno zdrav-
je Marian Ahcin, minister "a
zgradbo DIR. Lojze Kambic, mi
mister "a lokalni promet Franc
Snoj.
"Odlok q imenovanju Narod-
ne Wade Slovenije so navzoci po-
zdravili z dolgim in navdusenim
aplavzom. Clani Wade so pred
predsednikom Sveta polozili ma
rodno zaprisego. z tega zgodo-
vinskega sestanka je bill poslan
pozdravni telegram marsalu Ju-
goslavije Josipu Brozu-Titu.
"V Ajdovscini Sc je kasneje
obdrzaval shod, ma katerem je
bio navzoeega mnogo ljudstva.
Odprl ga je predsednik oblast-
mega narodno osvobodilnega od-
bora "a Slovensko Primorje
France Bevk, "a MIN sta pa 60
vorila dr.. Ivan Ribar, predsed-
mix AVNOJ-a in Boris Kidric,
predsednik narodne Wade Slo.
venije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
ENAKoPRZvNosI
| pridete! A - seveda, cajni We
ceri, a - seveda!"
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Prvo podrobno poroeilo 0
narodni vladi ' Sloveniji
(Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

predsednik zvezne Wade Edward
Kardelj, XII je razlozil aktualno
politicno situacijo in znacaj
osvoboditve vse zemlje.
"Po uradnem redu seize je Bo-
ris Kidric, clan predsednistva
SNOS-a, predlozil porocilo o po-
lozaju notranje politike. v svo-
jem izerpnem referatu je poseb-
no naglasal, da bodo v svobodni
in demokratieni Jugoslaviji in S
tenn tudi v federalni Sloveniji
zagotovljene pravice italian
skim manjsinam, ttako da bo tel
manjsini v now ocetnjavi po-
polnoma omogocen nekaljen po-
liticen, kulturen in socialen ma
predek.
Izjava predstavniNa italijanske
manjsine v Primorju
"Potem je bila odprta razpra-
va, katere Sc je udelezilo vec
govornikov. Nastopil je pred
sednik italijanske manjsine il
Slovenskega Primorja in izjavil,
da italijanska manjsina v Slo-
venskem Primorju izraza svoje
veselje, ker hoce v novi, Titovi
Jugoslaviji svojim delom in
zivljenjem doprinesti kar mai
vec napredka drzavni zvezi, v
katero oni radi, z dobro voljo in
ponosom pristopajo.
"Ker je nato sprejet zakon o
oblikovanju narodne Wade Slo-
venije, poveri predsednik Slo-
venskega narodno osvobodilnega
sveta mandat Borisu Kidricu,
elanu predsednistva, da sestavi
vlado. Kidric Sc je nato posve-
toval z vodstvom in ravnotako
S clani enotnega narodnega
osvobodilnega odbora Slovenije,
da izvede poverjeno mu nalo-
go. Po odmoru je predsednik
SNOS-a DIR. Josip Vidmar ma
znanil, da je mondator Kidric
predlozil listo Wade. z odlokom
predsednistva Slovenskega ma
rodnega osvobodilnega sveta so
imenovani " narodno vlado Slo-
venije sledeci:
Svecana zaprisega prve sloven-
ske Wade
"Predsednik Wade Boris XII
dric, podpredsednik DIR. Marian
Brecelj, minister "a notranje
zadeve Zoran Polio, financni mi
mister Ales Bebler, minister pra-
vosodja Joze Pokorn, minister
industrije in rudarstva France
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
F.S. FNzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SRISI
L. Sonno

y -
pomagala Mari. Brest in Alena
sta cesto zapoeela pogovor med
seboj, kar je Mara vselej opa-
Ella preko rame, dasi je imela
opravka S postrezbo. Pc caju so
prieeli peti; Brest Sc je rama
jail in bill naraven ter zato boil
iskren in ljubezniv.
Ko so Sc dokaj pozno poslav-
ljali, je Minka predlagala, maj bi
z Marc spremili Aleno.
"No, data" je prosila Ale
ma.
"Gospod Brest je vendar ka-
valir in te ne pusti same sredi
ceste in v temi."
Mara je rahlo sunila Minko S
komolcem.
Minki to nj bilo vsec in je
predlagala:
maj gre Sc gospod Brest. Vsi
pojdimo!'
"Prehladno je! Gotovo Sc pre-
hladim in jutri bonn hripava.
Oprosti, Alena."
Mara je Sc enkrat rahlim
sunkom opozorila Minko.
"Grem kar sama. Strah me ne
DO ujedel! Lahko noc!"
Alena je odsla izpred Sole,
Mara in Minka sta Sc poslovili
cd Bresta in zaprli vrata.
"Kaj silis "a prico?' je rekla
Mara.
"Kako 81 cudna, Mara!"
mic nisem cudna. Ali :ju nisi
opazovala? Tako jo je gledal
Brest kakor scinkavec mladice
v gnezdu! Bog il ga blagoslo-
VII"
"Ne sodi, Mara!w
"Lahko noc!"
Mara je trdo zaprla vrata
svoje sobe.
Brest je "a trenutek postal
pred Solo in Sc nj mogel takoj
odlociti, ali maj gre "a Aleno ali
maj krene proti domu.
Tedaj je zavriskal nekdo "a
vasjo.
Brest Sc je odlocil in Sc po-
dvizal "a Aleno.
Moran, da, moran! &c bi 10
srecal kak pijanec! Nedelja :je!"
sele ma pol pota jo je dohi-
tel.
"Kako sem Sc vas prestrasi-
la!'
"Ali ste res mislili, da vas
pustim samo ponoci, v nedeljo
zvecer?"
mi me strah. Koga mai bi Sc
bala?"
Prieela sta polagoma stopati
drug oh drugem.
"Kako sodite Minki? Meni
silno ugaja, kadar Sc tako raz-
vname, da vse kipi v njej. Ide-
alma zenska!"
"Zame ste veliko boil idealni
- vi! Ne zamerite, &c govorim
odkritosrcno. Ko ste OBJ debati
tako skromno molcali, ste Sc mi
0,,+ of tho \ 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
CAROLS VANITIES
PROGRAM
Sc VrSi

Sc VTSI
v CETRTEK, 7. JUNIJA
v SHAW HI AVDITORIJU.
VOCAL Shaw in Euclid Ave.
Pricetek OBJ 8. uri zvecer
Med drugimi bosta skupno ma
stopila v <plesu tudi mala s-letna
Marcia Marold in Mervin Mcleod
l543 Cleremont Rd.
Zabava Sc vrsi pod vodstvom
Carols School of Dancing. 1922
St. Clair Ave.
Prijazno Sc vabi obSinstvo ma
udelezbo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlekO
Rdece znamke VIZ do ~ so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre Znamke D-1 do HI
so veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Kurilno ole
Znamke Stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 SO We
ljavne do preklica. :.
GasOlin
Znamka Ais je yeljavna
"a stiri galone gasolina do 21.
junija. Znamke B-6, B-7, &C in
CT so veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas-. Ma lieu vsakega kupona
mora biti napisano ime dr.
zave in licencna stevilka. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
CHA tajerjev vsakih Best mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pae prvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05

zdeli kakor tihi, trpeci ideal,
Lprava zenska dusa. Teh bolj po-
trebujemo kot socialistov!'
bog vel"
'.Resnicno! Mihka je otrova-
ma po vpuhlem demagostvu. Sa-
ma - zlato srce, le zal, da je
Ezapeljano."
''In vendar stori mnogo do
brega." H.
'tNe tajim. Ali to nj poklic
zene, to je javnost :-- in jaw
most sodi mozu."
"In zakaj zahteva javnost
cd mas JAYNE sluzbe?"
''Socialna beda - socialna
krivicaw
ITO je res, gospod Brest! Ia
kaj Sc mas mora ziveti toliko S
kruhom, XII je tako grenak."
"zalostno," je dostavil Brest.
Molee sta stopala dalje in pri-
sla do Smrekarjevega dvorisca.
"Gospodicna, JAZZ sem prepri-
can, da sc vi ne boste dolgo ma
sicali S tenn grenkim kruhom.
To hi bilo proved krivicno "a
vas."
Alena ga je pogledala.
Roki sta sc strnili v slovo,
Alena je obcutila, kako krepko
jo je stisnil Brest, in VISA Sc je
vznemirila.
XIV.
Alena je prejela cd donna re
tretje pismo, odkar sama nj mic
pisala starsem. Rdecica 10 je
oblila, ko je il kratkih in okor-
nih stavkov gledala nanjo tes-
ma skrb materina. Kakor bi IL
"a peel zrle ocetove oci, hrepe-
nece in rosne, take so Sc il zdele
vrstice v pismu.
Takoj je odpisala, prosila
oproscenja in zatrjevala, da ina
dosti posla in maj jih nikar ne
skrbi. Vsako vaznejso novice da
jim takoj naznani.
Ko je lezalo pred njo zapeca-
teno pismo, Sc je zamislila. Ka-
kor koscen, tresoc Sc prst, sc
je dvignilo pred memo duso oci-
tanje.
"Otrok, kje je tvoje srce? Kje
tvoja ljubezen?"
Kosceni, zugajoci prst je bill
ocetov prst, tisti, XII je stedil in
pritrjeval, da je hranil in odga-
jail otroka.
Alena je opazovala ia prst in
razumela ocitek. V srcu jo je "a
bolelo. Segla je po pismu in ga
poljubila.
Nato je magic odsla ma posto,
da odda pismo. Zdelo Sc il je, da
oce obcuti ia poljub, da DO ma
pismu dotipal memo gorko ro-
ko in sc DO razveselil.
"Gospodicna, a - sevedaw
Sc je oglasila Erna "a pregrajo,
ko .je zagledala Aleno.
"Kakor bi umrli! Kar mic ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
Pr0da Sc

piano harmonike ma 12O ba-
SOW; enc "a otroke ma 48 ba-
SOW. v najboljsem stanju.
Kdor zeli, maj Sc zglasi ma
1853 E. 76 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
(NadaljeVonje)

prav razumete! Ne mislim ma
dujem. Toda - delo "a narod -
lujoce krvi "a splosno delo, "a
socialno delo, "a narod sploh
- pogresam tam, kjer hi mora
la biti."
"Gospodicna Minka, JAZZ sem
re ponovno trdil, da Vas obcu-
dujem. Toda - delo "a naod -
ali nj to prav "a prav fraza ?"
Ironija mu je igrala okrog
ustnic, ko je Sc enkrat ponovil
delo "a narod.
Minki je planil ogenj v lice
"Da, TAXI ste! In to je pogu-
ba "a mas: lenoha in egoizem! -
Brest Sc nj razburjal. z umet-
MIN smehljajem je nadaljeval
"Gospodicna Minka, vi Sc mo-
tite! Nj lenoba, nj egoizem. To
je boj "a obstanek vsakega po-
edinca. Kruh, do sta rezan
kruh, to je prvo, potem narod
in domovina!"
cali nj trdil re Ciceron, da
je clovek rojen domovini, ne
sebi?"
."Govorniska fraza, gospodic-
ma, verujte"
mi res! Splosni blagor je vec
kakor blagor poedinca. Zato je
vsak, posebno intelligent, dolzan,
da DELUXE "a splosnost, "a ma
rod. To je mole preprieanje!"
"Jako idealno, gospodicna
Minka. Toda zivljenje uci dru-
gace. LIE poglejte dandanes vse
tiste, XII delujejo! Mar res de-
lujejo "a domovino? Tako dol
go vsak DELUXE, glasno DELUXE,
da mu radi krika prislonijo lest
vo, po kateri Sc vzpne kvisku,
potem je nitro mir in konec de-
lovanja.''
$50 TAXI, zal, toda ne vsi! In
to grdo zivljenje nam mora BIZ
tt lie sola "a revolucijo mladih,
idealnih duhov. Tako sodim
JAZZ"
Brest je pogledal v strop,
vteknil roke v Yep in pomiloval-
no bolj vzdihnil kakor rekel:
'Da, da "a domovino 1--WE,
trdijo, - prav "a prav pa le ma
stroske domoviner
mi res! Ne zamerite, &c 60
vorim cello sebi, dasi vem, kaj
sem. Komaj atom, prasek! In
vendar trdim, da sem trohico lie
re storila. In kaj imam zato?
Poglejte, ponoseno krilo! In sem
ga vesela in ponosna nanje!"
Minka Sc je razgrevala cez-
dale bolj.
"In &c domovina pridnemu
delavcu kaj da, maj mu da. De-
lavec je vreden placila. Sicer pa
poglejte bogato placilo domovi-
ne pri nash iskrenih delavcih
"a narodno kulturo! Zaradi ta-
ko bogatega placila nosijo raz-
cefrane hlace in stradajo, da Sc
jim della crno pred ocmi!"
"zato pravim: najprej kruh
- potem ideali! Kajne, gospo-
dicna Mara?"
"Jaz pravim: dekletu izvrst-
ma partija - to je pogaca "a
MO, vse drugo ovsenjak! zivijo
in konec debate!"
Alena je magic prijela "a ca
SO in je bila vesela, da je Mara
pretrgala razgovor, XII je postal
rezek.
ITO je cisto akademicno, go
spodicna Minka! Brez disharmo-
nije! Pozdravljam vas in vas
obcudujem!" je dvignil Brest ko-
zarec proti Minki.
Vsi so treili in zaeeli govoriti
o vsakdanjostih. Mara je pri-
pravla samovar, Minka il je po-
magala, Brest je razlagal nalo-
60 il klasicne filologije in rabbi,
kar Sc je dalo, grskih in latin
skin izrazov. ~.
Ko je zuborel samovar, Sc je |
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
Mali oglasi
Da Sc uredi

zapuscino Sc proda izvrstno hiso
"a emo druzino; Z sob in kopal-
Mica. Velika lota 132x238. Naha-
ia sc ma SOIL Finn Ave., cd
Broadway, blizu E. 49 st. Sc lah-
ko takoj settle. Prostor pripra-
ven "a veliko garazo. Takoj
$500. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
MI. 1909.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
NaprOlaj

sta dve onari in postelja "a
dve osebi. Poizve Sc ma
1920 Pasnow Ave.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
(CentlnueA from Rago, Onel


Further progress has been
made In rehabilitation, break
ing up Of German Cartels. and
laying the machinery for repara-
tions. and there are no immedi-
ate threats Of epidemics or re-
volt. he said.
But in the basic matter of es-
tablishing administrative agen-
cies for Germany. McNarney
conceded. Allied control author
ity is deadlocked.
Restoration Of q minimum
sustaining economy Is most diff
ficult IL not impossible as long
as artificial zonal boundaries re-
strict legitimate movement and
trade" he asserted.
While elections in the US.
Occupation zone are only a
month off, McNarney said, it is
apparent that the German
masses still remain aloof from
formal political life"
A more stabilized situation Is
developing In the maintenance
Of law and order, he said, espec-
tally In the orderliness Of dis
placed persons, who have been
blamed for most Of the crimes.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Mine
CONTINUED from Page One)

Lewis, son of owner w. z.
Lewis, asserted lit would be a
miracle if they found even one
of those men alive. There is not
even q mouse alive in there"
Lewis was the first man to
enter the mine after the blast
and was credited by officials and
workers with greater knowledge
of the mine layout than anyone
else on the scene.
He expressed belief the min
ers' bodies would be found at the
far end of the two and one
quarter mile long tunnel.
The tired rescue teams were
temporarily halted last night
when they encountered the
twenty-first fire since the blast.
The flames however, were rea-
sonably easy to bring under con-
troll. The superintendent explain
ed the fires were caused by the
burning of timbers and not by
ignited coal.
Lewis said he was convinced
the 81 men whose names were
on the list of those issued lamps
before the unexplained explo-
sion all were trapped in the
mine. Mine officials previously
had estimated 80 to so men were
entombed.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
CurfeW
Continued from Pare One)

Continued from Page One)
q raid on the Royal Engineers
arms store at an exhibition
grounds north of the city a COM
munique said. An Arab tele-
phone operator was killed in
the attack on the district head
quarters. the announcement said,
and q British was killed in the
attempted strike at the arms
store.
Killed In the explosions in
Jerusalem, the communique
said, were a British assistant
police superintendent, two Brit
ish costables and four Basut-
GLAND (South African) military
policemen. The superintendent
Of police was among those seri-
ously injured.
An II p. m. curfew was de-
creed for a large part Of Jerusa-
lem as the military commander
attempted to forestall a recur-
renee of riots between Arabs and
Jews.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Dr. lubshn Speaks
10 Lions Club

DR.. William Lubahn. Mount
Clemens dentist recently dis
charged by the Army, was guest
speaker at the weekly meeting
Of the Lions Club Thursday.
DR.. Lubahn, a captain with
the Army's dental corps, gave q
vivid picture of his experiences
while overseas.
He was introduced by Will
liam Floore, club president.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Clothes

Continued from Page One)
gram would be continued next
year, CPA Administrators John
D. Small termed 1t IAN essential
element of the administration's
price stabilization program"
Small said production Of mems
suits this year was only 70 per
cent of the 1914 total, and that
the only way to asure output of
an adequate supply in the lower
price ranges was to maintain
government aid to manufacture
ers seeking materials. I.
Departing from present prac-
tise, CPA will Issue no priorities
during the next quarter for pro-
duction of women's or girls
woolen clothes.
Priorities will continue to be
granted, however, for all kinds
Of essential garments made Of
cotton and rayon.
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hours and the train travelled At
a speed Of 40 miles an hour. be-
ing sidetracked for both passen-
ger and freight trains.
The train was enroute to Navy
stations at Lido Beach, N. Y,
and cambridge, Md. The COM
mander of the seamen, q lieuten-
ant junior grade who asked
anonymity, said he would file an
official protest when he arrived
on the East coast.
Signs on one coach read: "This
coach brought my grandpappy
back from the Civil War;" 1T
brought my Dad back in 1913"
I'm going to get out and walk. Z"
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ems, of East Detroit, who resign
ed q week ago.
Harper stated that the ap-
pointment was not only fitting
with Fuller's wioe experience in
Macomb County engineering,
but also an appropriate gesture
towards a man whose service to
this country during wartime was
distinguished by great suffering.
Fuller, whose terminal leave
expired on Nov. /, Joined the
Seabee construction engineers in
July, 1912 and was commission
ed a lieutenant. In the fall of
tnat year he was assigned to the
Aleutians, and while on duty
there was the victim Of severe
burns which covered IS per cent
of his body in a mysterious
transport explosion.
The tragedy took place Dec.
10, 1912, when the vessel was
en- route from Adak to Dutch
Harbor in the Aleutians. From
that date on, Fuller was continu-
ously hospitalized until his re-
lease from the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Md, in No.
vember.
Former Lieutenant Fuller was
elected Macomb County Survey
or for at least a decade in the
period between 1925 and 1895,
when that office was still on the
ballot. He was formerly city en-
gineer of East Detroit, and con-
sulting engineer for Chesterfield
Township and other govern
mental units. He maintained his
office with the law firm Of John
& John, Cass avenue, Mount
Clemens.
Fuller lives with his wife, the
former Gertrude John, at 81
North avenue. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Fuller, reside
at New Baltimore.
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ed recently from the Juvenile
Detention Home in Oakland
County, admits they hid in the
basement of the theater until
it was closed for the night, then
smashed their way into the tick
ct booth where they took $50
from a change container.
They then confessed entering
the gas station at 1874 Auburn
road, where they took money
and cigarets.
At Utica Grade School they
admit smashing panels in doors,
overturning Christmas trees,
ransacking teachers desk,
smashing three piano keys and
drinking fountain bowls. Chill
dren's gifts were opened and
destroyed and SIS in money TAX
en-.
At the Plains School, two and
one half miles west of Utica on
Auburn road, they admit break
ing all electric light bulbs, tam
pering with an oil furnace,
smashing furniture in a All
Club workshop, smas h l n &
Christmas trees, throwing ink
on walls and setting fire to chill
dren's Christmas gifts. Damage,
estimated at $3.50, was so extern
sive, no school could be held last
week.
The boys at first refused 10
confess even though faced by
damaging evidence unearthed in
q four-day investigation by
Kandt and DeKetelaere. Finally,
Ahrens took them into another
room where they admitted their
guilt.